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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-06
DEXTER HORTON & CO.. BANKERS.
Incorporated 1851.

surplus -sivS.vNV
President A: A. Denny
Vice President. ~. I.add
Manager. ........N. II. Iatimer
Cashier...........F. r. Van Tlyl
Sight exchange and teiegraphic trans
fers on New York. Chicago. st. Paul. San
Francisco Portland and various points in
Oregon and British Columbia.
Sight bills OF exchange on London avail
able elsewhere In Europe.
Collections made at all points on favor
able terms
Bonds. stocks and other valuabies re-
ceived on deposit for safe keeping
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-06
PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
ROUTE.

VIC IOIkIR IkOJ IL.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
s:eoan Nv MI. Tacoma. Iiie.Arl 4:sssm
10:f5an.iel Is, Seattle. - s2eAr 2:coam
l.3opmLv 81 PIT, T'wns'd. ~ Ar5il ;tspm
4.3opm ArIlOi.. Victoria .-.tAlLvi s:30pm
spaily except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesier wharf Seattle.
For rates and other informant on apply
i. A NADEAU. Gen. Agt.. ~. p II. r.
yesler ave and Front st. Seattle.
8. g. YERKES. Agent, Yesler wharf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-06
WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY

STEAMER FARALr.oN.
Leave San Francisco February n.
March n and II.
Leave Seattle March and - Aprfl 4
Passenger and freight rates the lowest
Tickets and freight rates can be OBJ
tanned by applying 10
G.. CARROLL, Agent.
Union dock, foot OF Union street. Seattle.
Telephone 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-06

4 Daily Except Sunday.
leaves Seattle II - a m and sso D. rn.
= e~xrss Everett e. a. N. and .. m
S~sn81v~-Lsaasss Seattle y. ~. Leaves
Everett II a "a
rare-Singse trip. 7Ic; round trip. S-2s;
f-e1neeta with boats for Tacoma aud
Enuhomlsh-
IAnding-Colfnan dock. foot Of Marion
evATTr.E AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY
cfaua TroUp. Pres. z. w. Cocdhue. Sy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-06

Hops.
H0ps-Steady.
Wool.
wooi-Steady; domestic fleece, lsq@Sc:
pulled. iasfetc.
Metals.
Pig iron-Easy; Scotch. slaGeo: Amer
team. s. ss8is,s -.
Copper-Easy. exchange prize. g. ga
sse.
I.ead-steady. exchange price. S.oazG
3la
r.za-f,asy; straits. NSpflATs-
Spelter-Ftrm: daHaestic. S.3us1- ia.
Coffee.
s,,ras-Optiens closed steady a. b4iS
,,,t,,.x 49, decline. october. slt45aff4so.
T1er.rnAssr. sIsSai4n Spot oofrce-Rio.
weak. No. :. Isssc. mild. quiet
Sugar
sasar-Raw. Arm; centrifugal. !" test
Al ssSc Rcssned-ouiet
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-06
VICTORIA ROUTE.
err A. fE.E nnG AIfts

Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria and
Port Townsend. daily. except Sunday. nj
II ~ D. IA: returning. leaves Victoria
"A m steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Townsend and way ports daily. except
sunday az n m. Sunday. direct. at
a m. returning direct, leaves Port Town
send AT p. m. Telephone 10.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-06
THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
STEAMf.R WILLAPA,

fsartafn George Roberts.
,..,frs, seattle for Alaska April % and
- "a DAYS thereafter.
Fof j. g. CARROLL. Agent
grhwabacher's Dock. Tel 81
1,raa " PEABODY. General Manager.
Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-06

>S...~yatsons taken at ali stations ~ 8
zth meridian time 6 p. m. Pacific
- GEORGE ~. SALISBURY,
Observer In Charge.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-06
PORT ORCHARD AID SIDNEY ROUTE

STEAMER DELTA
.x,.tt feave sidney daily al a. m. ausf
80 = 10 Leave Seattle. 30 a m. and
an m calling At Charleston. dry dock.
hn.d IN PORT Orchard. Il fn. City dock,
'o's - n. TgorTNAs, Master.
]. A. HATFIELD. Agent ]
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-06

II she he also rood stenogra-
pher. OUGHT NOT to be oas OF
employ men. This applies with
eqaas force TO al stsnogFaphers.
sss: s:. i ss.s... S sss e:
IN talk or would ike TO talk TO
their own" stenographers. Tell
them through small ad. what
YOU want. A 25-cent ad. may
bring = permanent position. Is
has often done so.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-06
Closing Quotations.

wheat-April. aSc. May. s5sc.
Corn-Aprii. 45s.c: May. 4ssc.
Oats-April. &c: May. 29@,c.
Pork-April, 81 97ia; May. sl2.0Ts.
Iard-April. $500: May. s6.s5.
Ribs-April, ssiF3; NAY. s6.2.ls.
Barley-Cnchanged.
Rye-5tiee.
Fiax-si.3sE.
Ttmothy-S.i0.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-29

9iersebn Sage ipdtsr bsfano iid
9rineliiu Warie unter benz iebr MIDI
tern tlinaenosn Namsn elmer ,Srau
BON Miiler" auf Der Geiie; lie WuBte
ielbIt ui6t re6t, pobin - SieuOs.
Querfeloein, INNER Der Stunt nab.
Sleiben woate lie, ND es ibr eeIiel.
8ie anoers fab 9rin3eB Marie jsBt
ors, als bubeim am paterli9en Sofe.
@erbannt mar bic iteinerne Miene, Der
ld9erlite Sodmutb; ie pIauoerte nit
ibrer Sammerfrau uno ipra9 Die &in=
Der in ben StraBen an; lie unterbielt
ii6 nit Dem Siibrer uuo beiu6te bic
&iuitler in ibren 9teliers; iie ~interei=
iirte 1ib fir ales: Muiit, Sbsatsr,
8orleiungen. Sic burdt6berte Sir
den uuo itaubige QrdiOe. bewunoerte
%uralte, SerfeBte Sanoidrlften uno er-
irsute Gaitellane uno 2o9eni9!ieBer
bur6 lln9epObli9e Brobmutb in Verz
abrei6ung bon SrintseIoern.
Sic b6rte benz eiirigen. unermiioli-
den grtldrer nit bepunoerun9sDlroi=
ger Seoulo su uno freute ii9 berali4
wie Elm &ino, tuenn ibr 0%eritdnonib sur
Wlroi9ung eiues Suutwertes ausreis
6eno mar. Sbne ua6 Wetter unO
g8ino 81 fra9en, beItieg prinSeB Marie
i6ruinoelbObe Nusii6tstbirme; feline
Yritituns mar ibr gu idwant. lie lebnte
Ii1 bariiber. 4n elmer Stele, no Dor
nrr snsi Saseu Elm tOllsr Gugldnoer
ieiu Sebsn perloreu, itduo lie nit Der
&si6ti9teit uno Interchangeable zines
So9els. Sabei trug lie itets Elm uno
oaiislbe &leio. sin ensanidlieBenoss,
olipeusriines &siiecoitIm nit eiuem
paHsnOen tleinen Sut oasu, Der ibr gum
8erlieben itano.
3, wie iebr genoB PrinBilin Marie
lire 6reibeit! 9ein 3ipang Der Gti-
quette laItete aui ibr, feline GOntrOQe
perfol9te iie. Sic tonuts tbuu uno
laiien, mas lie poats; Niemano reeelte
ibr Sommen uno 8eben. @ber oen=
nod, idOn an aAten &ciietnO 9eitano
lie iiN eiu, oaB lie nidt auf benz @e9c
su Der Suelle Oes &ebens lei, na6 Der
lie OilrItete.
IS fam iGr nit einem Male Dor, ols
lei iic ieIbit OaBsim in Der Nfitte Oes
SOflsbens. i'm Gustaui6 jcucr BON @l=
tiers Der 10 leeren MOoe=6 Concentration
ni@t 10 prreiniumt 9elUeisn. ais jcgt
unter Dem S9parme intsre anter uni
uuiutcreNauter fremoer WieniAen, bic
nun ta0tl9!i9 i9wsigsno al ibr pOr-
i%ibcrHutDeten.
Inter benz Yanne oicier Gmpiinouna
ihrieb lie in ibr Sagebu4:
Gin srfIatsr Wuni9-ein Sdmlet.
i'"G"' ~ nor WnNpI, T~nrhn"n"a"'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-29
Iopcllc bon U. Scrbert.

oerperbeiratbuas beiano, iDr 9sIAitI
bate.
Do oeiu msniS aHf @slBeIiiHcS
GeyiNtetsr Sinu siEer i.anoesgemGb:n
6eiratb mioeritrebt. 10 blete i'd Dir
bcute an oeinem @ebUrtsta0c ole Stel=
luna Def 6iirltabtilen in StiItc vi.
an. SD wiinihe, Dap Du lie anlcDs
melt. Qber ib bsieble es ri6t; IN 0e=
gsnt6siI! 9ein ireier Gille lit mir bel=
Iin."
8rin;eiiin Marie Iabelte ell tlein
peui0, als lie bieie @Orte Ios; oann
~ierfSte lie nod Elm Mtal tief unO ihmcrs=
li9 ouf uno oriidte Die Sdnoe auf ilr
unrrbig tlupfenoes SerS. Sic lIeB Die
SIide iiber Die gelbiuntelnoeu Beiudn=
Der Der berbitlihen MGloer uno ilber
bic ol~dnsenoen Menldengruppcn orln-
ten 0leiten, banu auf Den fernem Ser=
9en hires Sanbes batter, lno GILES
i6ien ibr bon einem nelen, ei9enarti=
gen Geis belsbt. Gs fiel ibr ein. ME
reid al S9Onbeit uno Slid oas Seben
fir ben 1T, Der es 81 9reiien perlteht,
uno ibr 3luar 81 Wlltbe, ais braube lte
MIR Die Sano banab aussultrefen, ala
braube Tie MIR einen oiiltern Shleier
bon ibrcr Seele al reiBen, I'm 10 frei,
10 gliifieli9, 10 jubelno 81 Iein, iule Die
tleine, b%lOnobaarige &eiterin, pelhe
laheno Die promenaoe entlana Ipren9te
an Der Settle zines iADnen jun9en Strl=
aiers, ibres Ser!Dbten.
,,Mein!" ia9te prin,eiiin Warie,
uno in ibren ipnt 10 ausorudslpIen
@u9eu ipriibte Elm pl6Bli6er 6unten.
Rein, lie iOacn mid nidt einmauern,
ebe i1 mid ielblt erprObt, ebe i6 wcib,
mas es beiBt, ein junges Ser3 81 baben
uno ein g8eib 81 iein. sd mill uul
oieiem 9ieoeital tiinitli6er SObeit ber=
abItei9en uuo oil benz 0Dru oes Seben5
trinteu, ba, no er frii9 aus Dem 6el=
len ipringt; uno bann pieleidt, peur
i9 mid iatt %9etrunten. mill ib Surild.
tebren uno 6i~iritabtlliin peroeu."
Sod Elm Wal looerte bic Sonnt
oriiben i'm Gee, ein Safe i6oB bob IN
oas Slau oes Netbers binein hno cir
Meni6enher3 brad in oieiem Women'
feline Shranien; SuSeno uno Sebens'
mutb foroerten ibre Ge6te.
SD TONNE. o ou i6Dnes esbsn!'
iau6Ste bas einiame 6iirtentino au'
Dem Balloon. sd tomme, id
tomme!"
,,Was befe6len GOni9lihe Sobsit?'
fra9te Trdulein BON Reidenitaot, BIZ
Sofoame, wel6e in Sictor Su9o's 8e'
oibte pertisIt am Jeniier seielien bate
Iie i6lttelte ibre blouoeu 2oden uni
Derbar9 Elm 8abnen.
,,6ebsn Sic mir m.in S6rsibSeus.
bitte." ia9te bic 8rinseHin nit jenel
talten S0fibtsit, Die tie 10 unbelieb'
matte, ,,uuo ldlieu Sic mid aaeln."
Die p~rinsiiin idrieb al ibrsu ga.
ter. oaB tie bereit lei, ieiuen @uui6 81
eriiilen, aber ni6t .9lei6 - crit na4'
Dem iie smei Sabre sereiit, gang ibrem
eiseneu Ylane nah, Obne 8efolse, in
cognito, nrlr in Se9leitun9 elmer &am.
merIrau. Sin tiibnes l~nternebmel
fir cine Siiritentotter oss nsun3cbnter
Sabrbunoerts! SuoeB Der Siirlt nal
ia Elm Mar9snfirit, uno er CAB es 81,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-29

O;s M,,,e, Soy Wr;,,s15;u ,hmpiitrn
~ Ser nGhIten Grnnne biniiber. So
ios oni nem 9inou am Sruiu her
riftinr cold enolish s]ninster". lana.
| bleih in sr,hrsfeuosr mooerfcit cine
Sinmr mis in S,ooortb's Sol,ihnitteu
ana In,,tpr rrhtsn Winfe(n urIommeu-
neiptt mil pinsm 6sliht. belieu etmos
norItsbsnnsr M,,uo tets Elm s.shock-
inc" IN Wprsitihoit ~ hobeu itieu.
m,n,u ~. eC,,o n.s M;nr;no,s
- 49,. wv %.u"s. Sn,,,nIhs;t n.s
noS snnG;sS h" itts INV n,rh s;n oiis-
, S'""n~ snTt, o;n,n,ars ,%;srsr
~, eV M;s 1872 o,nfmsrt.
;"r,f.;t nOr ~ o[nrtir" s;asr Nsr none
so' San5at;nna Wnr,0", Ssr m;s
YraooOn obsuleuten.
Iieie Gnul6noerinueu iino paIlip=
uirte Qeieriuueu ielbit Der ihlehtelteu
Gr,euoniIie Der Sooesliterotur: fem
Wplt Der @elt perIhlinot uno proou.
rirt urphr llnterboltllnosfutter als has
britiIhe.
w,ho, m;s m,ohc,s ,,s 81. ;,,r,s
Mr,or;tnr~r;n msIhs nsr 2r;n,s;5;n
s,n" y, W;,nr",bs, ouins5onsu
unn re =. ~ ;Srom eyStonnsn ,nmmt
So. h;.. ,n;snsrnsfmmnsu
h,,t T ~ ;r,1s ehsnnor mar ibr
aTs Ipr nm Wrs e,rG oms S%nIiinr.
niSr norositont norSrm n errsots un=
ter ben NnlueIenoen am meiitsn ibr Sn=
~tereiie. Sbre Ql9en irrten umpilltiir=
lib immer uno INNER wieoer binilber
su Der jun9en, m%aO1enbaiten 6rar,
pelbe bo6Itens ichssebn biz llebensebn
Sabre sdGlen tpnnte, unD Die wie eirl
Sino in iib 0eI1mieot aut ben mOoer=
nen Sbemmcl iauerte.
g8elb cine rei,enoe grIGeinung mar
aber aud DieIes jun9e Wcien, DAB in
ieinem lanNen ielOsnen SAlepptleioe,
0eI6miift nit bunten iuntelnoen Stei=
men, ii6 10 frei uno un0eswungen be-
peQte, ME IS ben beiBblitieen SiiO.
ldnOsrn eiQen 1T! g8is wunOerpOl wa=
rem Die Gontouren oieIes Sartcn, ge=
i6meioi9en 90rpers, pie sauberbaft
itrablten aus Dem brGtnlid)en 0ellGt=
den Die 0rDBen I1lparsen Wu9en. Vie
ganSe 8Elta!t mabllte an elll Sllo aus
elnem MarfenollTe, ma1reno oas SG=
llllifeller le!lle lledll9en SlGter uosr lle
%DInlpleIell lleB.
9lber Or. Sim. i6r "dear hus-
band. ME lie i'm nit 9orliebe
n%ouute, hattie foum eineu Ylit fir
ieine rei,cnoe Gfrou. Gr le6nte nit
perIhr0ntteu g(rmen nebtu ibr ou Der
W0nO uno JAP nit Der peltuerlorsnen
Mtieue eiues StoiterS uuo Ssnters IN
oas S%aminfeler binein.
0prs orn ~ r;of ,or mrEfS;ro,-
for, Der ieincu WorIA beeuOet unb nit
b~ohoebpbenen Sdnoen Dor benz Sla=
nier ioR. .iiuosn Gle ms Elm GieDI
..,. Holy music. uotiirliA, mir has
ben ia beute Sonntaa." Gr wanote
Ii6 sur Yrinseliin Wtarie: ,,Sie alau=
ben oor nidt, meine @u6oioe, cine
pie reiSenoe Stimme in oieiem ilei=
nsn ausldnoiiben ParaOiesDpSel
ltsdt."
..Sh1me oih!" IhnpQte Wrs.
SPILL, bic iib nod in Dem 9liidliden
Stadium Der Seuti9lernsnoen befano,
in Dem lie nlle @slt ..ou" nennel.
,,Gs lit unIromnl, 81 camparen mid
nit eiuem SO9el aus oas ParaOies."
2a6eno gah lie i6m nit ibrem rieiiaen
arelibemalten 6d4er einen Sdlas aui
Die S9ulter.
.Ieivuo, orioineQ!" la6te Serr
Walpeniteiu. ..Qlber pas nilnideu
Sic III Iiuoeu? Gtwos BON 8puuoo. ...
wie?"
lluo er ~intpnirte zines iensr humber.
bareu. frommen lieoer 6ouuoo's:
| l.Ihnrn &c a prDnn hill far nUnU'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-29

gen ameritaniiden Yaar, luIti9eu,
in%terellanten Seut1ell, elmer Siemlih
altliden enalii6en Sabp uno einem
jlnsen ruIlii6en Si6ter. Mcin Iann
lit nit Seib uno Seele eiu Mtuiifer. ih
Ielblt pailiOnirte Malerin. Die 6iib=
rlln9 oes Sausipeiens lie9t in ben
Sdroen elmer alien Sausbdlterin, zines
SHUTTERS BON 3uuerldhi9teit; ib ielblt
babe MIR Die S~berauiiitt. Sic wer=
Den SuSeben miilien, bab Sic in elmer
10 bunten. jeoer Geiitesridtun9 buloi=
9enoen 8cIellibait nidt leidt uerein-
iamt oaitebcn tOnnen. lleberoies ba=
ben lpir ltets unIere Sreuoe BARN 9es
llft. uniern Y%enlionairen llnIer Saus
CUR Seinatb 81 MAIDEN. ..Gs bleibt
iornlt rur nod ein Setail 81 beIpre=
den. bas Sic. Die Sic ia aud Welt=
oane lilo, bUffentli1 nidt uIGnQez
nebm berilbren miro. Seit Gem Ve=
lteben u~nieres Yeniiouats, oas iiA Dor
alien Groern oes Gufss Der 8emiltbll6=
teit uno srcluiipcr @~orns1mbeit e~rfreut,
habell mir niemals pOlItGuoi0 6remoe
IN Junlerer Wtitte auf9enpmmen, lOn=
bern INNER nun Iol1e, Die nus Ourt)
rniere 6reunbc empfOblen wurocu.. 49,.
Sic iueroen es be0reifllh finoen, 9nG=
oi1e 6rall, oab mir Sic por Der Muf'
nabnle in unieru sn9en Sreis nm Sbre
GeferenSen bitten mO6ten. Nennell
Sic lns nur cine einsi9e betarnte Per.
ionli6teit in Sbrer SeimatbltaOt. -.
Diellelbt. -"
Die YrinSellin bate plObli6 cine
iebr auiredte Saltung un9cnOmnen;
leBt bib lie Die Saline ati Die Inter
lippe. Sic bdtte, id lueiB ri6t mas,
oarum 9egebeu, oieier bo6mjitGi9sll
Siir9erlihen in oieism guQenblif 81
ia9en: sd bin Prinsci4n Marie bon
u. 81 %. Serlangen Sic nod cine
Gmpiebiuns?" Nlcin lie b~cSluan9 lih
uno erwiDerte nit ibrer rnbi9en, tla=
rem Stimme: ,.Sie baben lnsweiiel.
bait &eht, 9udoi0e 6rau; inoeNer
miro oieies Ssoenten leiGt beleitiQt
peroeu t0nnen. 98liroe Sbnen cine
6riitliAe Gmpfeblung Der YrinSeliiu
bon Or. unO msin &eiiepub genii9en?"
,SOaitGnoie!" iaste Srau MtNlpen.
Iteiu iein ldhelno. Sic iarieb Die
Seruiuna auI bic prinseiiin Der belief,
oigtcn Gitelteit lno eInem tleiner
Sang sur prablerei su. ,,8eUiB," ii
oaAte lie, ,,oie SOhter zines ParUe.
nus, uelde ein NOeliger I'M ibres Gel.
oes wilen beiratbete, lllo ne tonntt
iih ni9t e~ntDalter, ein iuenig muli=
tbs 5u ira9en: uSie iteben wObl
Der prin3eiiin iebr naQe, 6raU bon
MiiQer?"
,,N0be 9enll9, I'm einen 6reuno=
idaItsoienIt bon ibr 81 erbitten!" ent=
Se9nete oicie iebr liolS uno unnabbar.
Ssrau Walpenltein bereute lire etluns
inoiscret' 6rG9e. lno nit ibrem lie-
benswiiroiNiten Nusoruf fubr lie fort;
So w1re oenn nlles 9eOrouet, 9ndbi9e
Srau, uno Sbrem GinsugS bel una
ltebt ui9ts mebr i'm @eSe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-29

Mn bemielben Nbeno nod LAB Brins
seIiin Warie, 9e9en lire 8~eipobnbeit
bequem suriif9elebnt III einem nieori=
gen Sammetiauteuil, neben Dem 9rO-
BEN GOncertfliigel, nuf msl6sm Serr
MulDenItein oen Gbppin'iheu Srauers
marib ipislte. Die berrliten 3llnae
absr batten meria She'll an Den 8e=
oanten Der ]unaen Game. Sieie waren
pollaui nit ben YeriOnen ibrer hinge
9ebuns belhaitigt.
SDrt in Der SenIterniI9e, bon ben
ibweren SOrbGn9en beinabe perbor9en,
itano in 9raiiOier 9lbenotoilette Die
ih0ne Serrin oes Sauies. ibr 0e9en.
ilber l'enfant gate Der tleinen @eiells
i6aft. Der jun9e @uiie nit Dem IDEAL
ih0neu 8eli6t uuo ben 2oden a la
Hafael SanSio. Gr bate iib nit Der
ben 3uien ei9enen Sprahiertigtsit
ibon einen rebt betrdAtli9en WDrter=
terihab angeeignet. YrinseiIin Warie
bOrte i'm ia9en: sd BADEN 9etannt
Yulhtln IN Yerlon. 8rpBes Waulr,
geiitreiA! -. Sabeu SnGoi9e Srau
rSne9in" 9eleien?"
Damn fam oas iilberbells 9lnt:port=
laden Der Grau WalOenltein.
,Wiiien Sic oenu nod ni6t, Serr
Nifow, oaB Die Oeutiden Srauen Gee
mug oamit 81 tbun baben, Die Bidder
ibrer ei9enen SAriititeiler sn leien, Die
alle germ uniere Sieblinge isin mO6ten?
@enn Sic suolen, oaB ib ibrs Saden
b%ewunoern iOI, miilieu Sic Oeutib
idreiben."
lin BON S6nen 9eleien at tper-
ben, piIroe i6 bOttcntOttii6 idreiben!"
Isle iino Elm iebr cipiliiirter
&uiie!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-29

mach meiner rechten Huefte, und wurde
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-29

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Rheumatismus in
meinen Schultern
und Hinden ge-
plagt, de ich mich
kaum bewegen
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Morris tribune., 1895-09-18
Rented Diamonds.

It is gradually becoming known
among pretentious people that dia-
monds, like houses and horses and
carriages, can be rented for the sea-
son. This will enable those who have
high social ambition, but limited
means, to make greater display
than they have been able to do for
merly. You can go to certain dia-
mond dealers in Maiden lane in New
York and obtain rings for the fin
gers and ears, necklaces and brooch
es, pendants, hairpins and all the
other kinds of diamond jewelry by
depositing Or giving bond for the
full value of the article and paying
5 per cent a month for their use, and
this, I am told, is getting to be a
very large and profitable business.
New York Letter in Chicago Rec
ord
Morris tribune., 1895-09-18
EZETA'S PLANS.
He Has the Overthrow of the Salvador
Government All Figured Out.

Government All Figured Out.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 18.-General
Antonio Ezeta, ex-president of San Sal
vador, will sail for his native country
during the day. In discussing his plans
for overt.arowing the government OF
President Gutierrez he said:
II will first go to Acapulco, and there
meet my main supporters, Generals Col
ocho and Cienfuegos. There council
OF war will be held, and then proceed to
take separate routes. as has already been
arranged and move on the three ports,
Acajutla, La Lilertad and La Union,
where we will be supplied with suf-
ficient re-enforcements to operate.
sit is our purpose to land at these
three ports simultaneously, and we will
be assisted by General Casin. Colocho
and Cienfuegos will land at Acajutla. l
will land at La Liberta ad so Us to be at
the terminus of the cable, and General
Casin will land at La Union. By this
plan we will cover the northern and
southern extremities of the republic, as
well as the central section.
II have had everything arranged, so
that we will take absolute possession Of
these three ports, and sufficient rifles
are already there to meet all demands.
I have been informed that $4,000 Mann
ichers will be OH hand, and have no
doubt are there by this time. My next
move will be to gather all the followers
we can'and move together OH the City of
San Salvador.
Morris tribune., 1895-09-18
WOULD HELP THE TREASURY.
The Government Receives Number of
Offers of Gold.

The Government Receives Number of
Offers of Gold.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 18. - The true
amount Of the gold reserve at the close
of business was $95, ,346, ,642. Since the
recent heavy shipments of gold the
government has received number of
offers Of gold in exchange for notes.
This is particularly true of banks in the
Northwest, where small notes are in
active demand in moving the grain crop.
Other banks, apparently disinterested,
have offered gold in exchange for silver
certificates. Several of the banks Of.
fered gold suspected Of being little
under weight, as it was stipulated that
it be received at its face value. Some
of the other conditions imposed by
Western banks could not be accepted,
but in all cases where the government
consistently could do so the offers have
been accepted.
Morris tribune., 1895-09-18
ENDORSE MORTON
Name of New York's Governor
Will Go Before the National
Convention,
Accordingto a Resolution Adopt.
ed by the Republicans at
Saratoga.
All of the Old State Officers Will
Probably Be RenOm-
mated.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. 1S.-There is
every probability that the state Repub'
hcan convention will be very brief
The slated ticket does not change and
the harmony is only slightly broken by
the contest for nomination for court OF
appeals judge, in which contest Judge
Martin of Binghampton stands first.
The remainder of the ticket consists of
the denomination of all state officers.
ga Republican, sky blue, a Republi-
can atmosphere too" said Dr. Depew to
Mr.. Platt as they strolled into the
breakfast room, and it was indeed beau
tiful weather. The delegates arose
early, not that there was anything to do,
but they filed the corridors of tie hote,s
and streets of the village and chatted
pleasantly. Even the state club members
seemed to fall in the popular state OF
harmony, and ex-senator Sloane and
ex-senator Fassett, both said that out
side of recommending to the committee
of resolutions for larger state COM
mittee, no work would be dcne, so it
was that there is hardly a fiutter appar-
ent, except in the good-natured fight
that the friends of Judge Pardon G.
Williams are making against Judge
Martin. The convention hall has been
beautifully decorated, with the national
colors and towards II o'clock the dele
cations began to stroll towards that
place.
So calmly is everything going that
appointment of a committee Of two,
consisting Of General Ccllis and ex-
Senator Sloane, OIL the part OF the en-
largers of the state committee, did not
raise even a breeze. They came to the
hotel where the state committee is To-
Gated, and tried to get a hearing ontheir
new plan of a committee of '96, but they
found no very attentive listeners, and
Senator Sloane remarked:
''Well, I guess our plan is not accept
able"
Asked if they would make fight for
temporary chairman, he said:
ST think not. We don't care to dis
turb such heayen-born harmony as
seems to prevail. y
pr. Chauncey M. DepeW is proDaDle
speaker at the session Of the convention
although he says now that he will not.
Tt is arranged that he shall be called
upon for speech.
The most interesting event of the
morning was the unanimous election by
the delegates Of the Thirteenth con-
gressional district of William Brook
field to be state committeeman.
At 1920 Mr.. Platt entered the hall
and there was an uproar that was as
tonishing, men standing on the seats
and cheering vociferously, while the
band played ''Hail to the Chief"
At precisely 1921, CHARLES W. HACK
cit of the stats committee, raped for
order and DIR. Carey of the Episcopal
church offered prayer, praising God for
patriotism, which he termed "the
foundation of pure politics and there
fore of the nation