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TVIt TIE cVUIH.
Southern Railway-7n p. m. daily
sleepers to New Orleans. Memphis Tam.
pa, Ashevlle and Hot SPRINGS
Atlantic Coast Line.-1249 h. m daily
sleepers to Port Tampa and Macon: 12 &
night, daily, sleepers to Jacksonville
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To Cure

weak stomach, loss Of appetite. niielrnce. water
bash. rislng Of food hearibuIn. nahlmale. caaled
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-22
RounED THE PAYMAsTER.
A Bold HiShwayman In West virginia Sc,
cures $4,000 and Commits Murder.

CHARLESTON, w. Va. Sept. 2s.-A
daring hold-up occurred on the Short
Line railway between Sewan ana 'ilH
TOP. eight miles from this city Satur'
dav. Joe Thompson, who came from
the west about year ago, learned
that w. l.. Wilson, bookkeeper and
paymaster of the Longdale Iron Co. at
Cliff Top, was going up the road in the
afternoon to pay off the men. wilson
had s., 500 with him and rode on the en-
pine. When the train reached a lonely
snot in the mountains. Thompson. who
had boarded the train, held up those
in the engine 1T the point of revoivers
He grabbed the money from Wilson
and jumped from the engine. Wilson
shot at Thompson twice and missed
him. Thompson returned the hre'
shooting Wilson fatally. Thompson
| made his escape and Wilson is dying
A posse is IN pursuit and 1ynchinG i
| pxnectel
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-22
NEWS NOTES.

The Kansas supreme court convened
to-day after vacation OF two months
J. H. Gates. one of the Christian
ranp of outlaws, was caught near
Perry, Ok.
At Hamilton, Kan, Thomas Waters
vas thrown from a handcar and fatal
ly injured.
Daniel W. Holderman, promine ut
stockmap and pioneer citizen, died at
Emporia, Kan.
The Baltimore baseball team TOOK
the first three games from Cleveland IN
the Temple cup series
A tramp giving the name OF j. Gully
was arrested at Topeka, Kan. suspect.
ed of being the man who murdered
City Marshal Craig, OF Table ROCK
Neb.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-22
CRITTENOEN UNDER FIRE.
Washington Ohicials said to BE Dissatisfied
with the Consul-General to Mexico.

Washington Omcials Said to BE Dissatisfied
with the Consul-General to Mexico.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Oct. The
Journal says this morning: Hon.
Thomas L. Crittenden, consul-geueral
to Mexico, is in a tangle with the state
department of the government at
Washington and current information
is to the effect that he has recently
been reprimanded by Hon. Richard
Olnev, secretary of state. for some po-
litical action taken in futherance OF
the free silver views he recently pro-
mulgated. Consul-General Crlttenden
is visiting in Kansas City now and the
communication of rehule from the
state department was forwarded to
him from his official headquarters a
few days ago. He is said to be highly
offended at the note"
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-22
FUSION IN MISSOURI.
The Popuist State Committee Votes III Ia
vor of the Proposition.

The PODulist STATE Sotts III a.
yor of the Proposition.
ST. Louis. sept. .1.--At four o'clock
Saturday afternoon. after three hours
discussion the motion to adopt the re-
port of the subcommittee on fusion
was put to the populist state commit
tee. 1t was adopted Il members OF
the committee voting for 1t and ten
against. The members voting against
the proposition base their opposition
to it on the ground that they wanted
fusion on congressman as we'll as
electors. The asked for ten days de-
Law. so that they could force fusion in
the congressional districts At a
late hour a final vote was forced
hv the fuSionists. Il voting for
md 10 against The electors were
then selected as follows: I. II. Andcr-
| son, OF Sedalia, populist electoral
| larre. to succeed John A. Lee, demo
crat resigned J. J. shoecraft. in the
| Fourth, to succeed ". I. Jenkins. oi
| Platte: A. l.. Douglass in the Eighth
10 succeed James A. Hazel. of Mani
teau: S. A. Handy in the Fourteenth
to succeed w y. Evans. of Howell
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-22
WATSON WARNS JONES.
The Noted fopuii>t says the Democratic
Manager Mus, Not Listen to Fusion.

~, ", . ~ - -
W Aoih '">@'n'
popuil>t candidate Tor vice president,
telegraph> TO the World review OF the
poiiticaI situation in which in com
a,,,x, ts.-.
,,
NOT get the fuu nnnnI,sr yor- H. ranrnt ~at
it in Kansas or Colorado He cannot se; il IN
>ortA taro"na or Nebraska In the trle1d-
- ~, pr E-'e ,"tr1@ 'g.sS "g'l
..II +,,.,--, - .,+ - -,
populist vote can be had for Bryan and Sewau
on the ticket,
IopuliSt voters ara ulen WHO have Ciucatei
themselves on political topics. The Viii not
stu!tify themselves hy voting against their
convictions. They will not vote for man,
who, if Mr. Bryan dies. viii make u another
president after the fashion Of Grover Ctcve-
land. They may not be able TO break up the
fusion deal, but they can stay at home.
The contract made al -. Louis for united
democratic -populi>t ticket should be carried
ont in good faith. Democratic managers should
not EXPECT TO hold Us TO il when they ignore j.
themselves II Mckinley Is elected the re-
srousi bility will forever rest upon those mana
gers who had it in their power 10 control by
fair means 10000 votes and have lost them
ny violating the terms of tie compact.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-22

an amendment to the constitution thereof.
concerning ed ucatiCn. free schools and school
ages.
he IL yesofped br tie Senate, tie House of
Repteseaiafiyes coneX,2Iug therein.
That ct a general election to he held on the
Tuesday next following the first Monday in
November, le9j, the following amend
meut to the constitution Uf Missouri, concern
ing education, Tree schools aud school ages.
shall be submitted TO the qualified voters OF
said state to-wlt:
SECTION 1hat section OF article NJ of
the constitution OI the htate be amended by
striking ouL Tie word six aud Inserting i'll
lieu thereof tHr word Se' so that said sec
tlon OF the con stltutiun shall read rs follows:
ShCTIoN y general ILLUSION of knowl-
edge ari tntringrhce being essential to the
prt-erVdt o! Oi tne rights aud liberties OF the
people The gem raj ssselnhiy shall establish
anu LnaiEtnI, Zee public schools for the sTa
tuiious instruction OF all persons in the state
between ,Er az vi utc and twenty years
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-22
DIR. Backus Ousted.

TOPEKA, Kan. Oct. AT the meet
ing of the Kansas Presbyterian synod
Yesterday afternoon. an old precedent
was broken and DIR. c. w. Bss@kus was
relieved of further pastoral duties with
the Grandview Presbyterian church of
Kansas City, Kan. Under the Old es-
tablished rule, DIR. Bacllus could stay
the proceedings against him for one
wear and retain his position as pastor
while the case was pending. This
rule was reversed yesterday by the
synod.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-22
STATE OF MISSOURI-SS

: y
|. ALEXANDER A. LE5uECR. Secretary of
state of the State of Missouri, hereby certify
that the foregoing are full, true and complete
copies of the concurrent resolutions OF the
Thirtv-eighth general assembly OF the state OF
Missouri-First constitutional amendment, en-
titled: .tCONCU RRENT RESOLUTION sub
mittipc to the qualified voters of Missouri an
amendment to the constitution thereof, proEin-
ing for the removal of the seat OF goNernnent
from the City of jefferson to the city OF Sedana;
second constitutional amendment, enttled:
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION submitting
to the qualified voters of the state of Missouri
An amendment 10 the constitution thereof, con-
cerning the judicial department.; Third con-
stitutional amendment entitled: 'toNCI II
RENT RESOLUTION submitting TO the quah-
fed voters of the state of Missouri an amendment
to the stitution thereof, concerning education,
free schools and school ages and Fourth
constitutional amendment entitled: ''CoN-
| CURRENT RESOLUTION submitting to the
qualified voters of the state Of Missouri an
amendment to the constitution thereof, relating
! To water-works. electric or other light plants
| and public sewers in cities of thirty thousand
| inhabitants or less as appears by comparing
| the same with the original rolls of said concur
| rent resolutions on file. as the law directs,
| in this office. "
! IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. hereunto set
| my hand and affiN the GREAT sEAL OF
the state of Missouri. Done at office III
ISF.I] the CITY of jefferson, this fifteenth day
of September, \. D.. lst-.
A. \. LESTEUR.
| Secretary of State.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-22
BALD THE CHAMPION.
He Defeats Cooper in Great Race at
Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. G,-Washington
entered the list of national circuit BIZ
cycle cities yesterday and upwards OF
5000 persons saw the pick of the sea-
sons cracks struggle for the title of
champion of 1896 The result OF the
races gives Eddie Bald the champion
ship for the season of 1896, vet the
laurel wreath grazed the head of Tom
Cooper by just two points. During the
national circuit season, including yes
terday's events, Bald has won races
that give him G7 points, while Tom
Cooper, who started in about the same
mum Der of races, scored 65 points.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-22
CHARM DID NOT WORK
A Chicago Man Toys with Il RatticsnaNe to
His Sorrow.

GUTHRIE. Ok. Oct 6. A travelling
troupe calling themselves the Se.best
family. is here from Chicago. Last
night old man Ebert wandered into
saloon and took Il large rattler kept
there in cage out OF its quarters to
show the crowd how he could charm
it. The reptile fastened its fangs
in his arm and he screamed
with terror, dropping it on the
floor, creating n panic. He was given
plenty of whisky and physicians were
called, but he suffered terrible agony
for "a hours and still is in dangerous
condition, with one whole side of his
body badly swollen and turning blue.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-22
Apreed to Die Together.

PEORIA. Ill. Oct. 6.-Soon after day
break yesterday morning, the bodies OF
Charles Williams and Mrs. Belle Will
liams, his wife, were found lying near
the Chicago, Rock Island Il Pacific
railroad track. half a mile north OF
this city. Both had bullet wounds in
the head. and in the grasp OF the dead
man was revolver. From letters
found in their effects it was evident
that they had agreed to die together,
Tho oause of their trou BILE is unknown.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-22
Rate Gnaw "A Child to Death.

BALTIuoEH. Md. Sept. 2s--Ihree
big rats attacked the two-months-oid
babv boy of Isaac Asher SATURDAY
nirht. ~uavin :, face, head and neck
tn such an extent that it died in short
time. The mother OF the chltd hau
gone to rns :lset and the father hao iei'
it sleeping on bed in room on ehe
second floor while he went into MS
store down stairs But short time
had elapsed when Mr.. Asher heard the
infant crying, and as he entered the
chi.d's room three large rats jumped
from the oaby's couch aud scampered
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-22
Seyen-Year-Old Murderer.

WOOSTER. o. Sept 2s. Thomas
Kidd. aged Il, the son OF ". IA hiao'
of Cleveland, was murdered yesterday
at Dalton. near here, by Carl Nell
hapev. aged seven. The Kidd Toy, wno
was a cripple. was visiting the Nell
t1aney home. The boys were lett al
home together and quarreied Young
Kidd struck Carl with his crutch- Inc
latter went into an adjoining room.
nrocured his fathers gun and blew OF
the top of Kidd's head The young
murderer admitted the killing ana il
nuder arrest.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-22
Clare,ands Leave GRAY Gables.

BuzZARDs BAY. Mass. Oct 6-l ne
president has definitely decided to
leave here some time to-day. as have
also Mrs. Cleveland and the children
The plan is now that the president
will take the Oneida to New York and
Mrs. Cleveland expects to go by train.
She will visit the Benedicts, of East
C.raoprinl
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-22
WEPT WITH JOY.
Veterans at the Soldiers Home enthusiastic
at Sight of Their Old Comrades.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, Oct. 6.-Ihe
union generals arrived in Leavenworth
between four and five o'clock vester-
day and made stop of 20 minutes. 1t
rained all the afternoon, but the rain
did not prevent crowd of 1000 people
gathering at the depot. There were
about 1000 veterans in from the ma
tional soldiers home, and they were
wildly enthusiastic when the generals
alighted from the car. Veterans car
ried Gen. Sickles 10 platform, where
he spoke ten minutes in the rain. Some
of the veterans wept with JOY on greet
ing their old commanders.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-22
Raid and Sanger to Race.

MILwAUKEE, Oct. 6.-A Challenge
was forwarded to E C. Bald 10 race
Walter Sanger in Milwaukee on Satur-
dav. October 10. for 81, 900 side. a
race meet has been arranged for that
date, when the fast riders OF the coun-
trv are expected to compete. The same
dav Sanger will make an attempt to
break the half-mile record
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-22

There 10 no free coinage paper E
Chicago. Mr. Hearst, owner OF the
New York Journal and San Francis
co Examiner, has leased two pages
of the Chicago Record and will give
the people of sba. city good free
coinage doctrine in that way until
the election. After which he will es'
tablsh a democratic paper in that
city.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-22
watson VIII stump Kansas

TOPEKA. Kan, Sept 2s.-lhomas 4.
Watson. the populist vice preside entlai
candidate. has telegraphed to Ate
S+e;nberper that he would come to
kansas after October and make q
campaign for the mlidle-o1-.ne-roaa
electoral ticket. which Stein berger
will file in the Office Of the secretary
of state next "Wednesday.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-22
Quarantine on Cattle Removed.

GUTHRIE. Ok. Oct. 6--Gor. kenfrow
has issued an order allowing cattle
from south of the quarantine line to
enter Oklahoma for feeding purposes.
This is done to open up home market
for the enormous corn crop OF the ter
ritory
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-22
STATE OF MISSDt RI. :.
/.

CuuNIN OF bdItN.
W. NJ Crawford, Clerk Of the county
court of said Bates county hereby certify the
above and foregoing to be true copies OF TIE
concurrent resoiu tions of the thirty eighth gem
eral assembly of the State of Missouri as eertt-
fed TO me by the Secretary of state, ~ y
I Iesueur of the state of Missouri.
Witness nv hand and the seal Of said
f-r,lA court this the 18th day of October. 1c4i-
WM NJ. CRAWFORD.
County Clerk,
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-22
National Ticket.

,.or;a,,sa by Electors
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DIST. W. W. HofhiN-.
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For Secretary Of State:
4
For State Auditor:
kaS 0. ROLFE.
For State Treasurer:
fhCLL.
For Attorney '1ehefai:
kallroa" an" "afehou'c C''h"'o'i'h''
ne. SULLIVAN.
FOr u age OF supreme court
For Judge Kansas City Court OF Appeals:
su1
toI S''S 'o' 'he rehoVai Oh 'ne se"' vi go
A"'"' VI '''e'ou'' i'o'i 'ie wy vi ''"'
A" '"0 WY Vi 'c""'t"' 'E".
rJ1 TRsr rcoysrrrrr,ox,, Amr>DurSv--fpr
snto the city of Sedalia)-NO,
Ln,,. =, o,,aa,I vp,
'ae anu enlarge the ).risolction Oh u
fedrce school age from to > years. YES.
IL
1i- gnn,,,. .'eo'''' y. o'"s 40 aea ~
of v.Rrh CONSTITUTIONAL aMESpNEN
fndpubbr sp,vers i, c,t,,s os 20 uoo inba
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-22

THIRD CONSTITUTIONAL AMKNpMkSr.
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION submitting to
the qualified voters of the state OF Missouri
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24
afrrfIs Oct An,eiee,t.

Sober 8Cu Der spaIte csr $500
gtNr0te - 400
VI GGte...... 500
@rBBere 2tu3etseU b!4.Ssr-
2ptaI.0Oti3eH:
Sir i,be Sell, qrp0;sr oOsr orrsH Ganm. Sas
srite 4sul - Gsat5.
Seratbs' uaO CO9ssanseiseH nit spru5n 50.
cbEe sprua sl.o0
Gn3et1eu, Die bem 5eife De- tatbolii5cu Stride
3upioer ituo, fiHoeu feline 4ufuaBme.
InSeiSen ienoe man Ipdta
tens am lllcntaS 21lor
gen -,~.
Sob=Irbeiten aller It prompt nuS 6tlta
aussefabrt.
Sfiire: Gde Der 6. uuo Soua= a=Stra6e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24
Geoar u pibs, Sa., !
II. W(Ir,.

Srau gaura Martiu BON bier, Shwe-
tier bes sriitRreu ameritaniiden @on-
iuls Waller in Samatawe, wurbe beute
bon einem Sertreter Der 9llloclirten
Preiie beSiislid Der Uom BARRIER Slatte
So patrie 9emahten slnsabe beira9t,
laut wslAer g8allsr nod nibt aus Der
0aft entlanen w0roen lei. Grau War.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24
g an q antpnio, Ser,
Is. W{Qri.

gr.8ouoerueur Sobn Srelano aus
Se9uin lit bier beute on Reural9ie ge-
iiorben. gr puroe 1927 in Sart So. /.
&p., 9ebcren, lam l843 na6 Serds.
oiente beim cOuiOoerirtsn 9ser uno 9e-
bOrte lpdtcr Der 2e9islatur an. Sanu
mar er Sbsrridter uno Speimal Uou-
perneur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24
8el9ien II.


Der premierminiiter wieosrbOlte
beute i'm Senat ben Snbalt elmer am
l3. WdrS in Der Seputirteniammer
ab9e9ebenen Grtldrung, wonaa er Die
gBisosreiniiibruns oes intsrnatiOnalsn
Yimetallismus beiiirpOrtete umo per-
liderte. oaB Die &esieruns in jeoe
WaBre9el einpilliasn weroe. welhe
ourd intsrnctlonales uebersintommeu
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Ct. Raul. Is. 91}1r,.

Ger tpo0lbctunnte Sournalilt @arl
9teubnuien lit beute nn0 mebrluOdents
liher Grantbsit 9eitOrbsn. @r sdblte
SO Sabre uno entliammte elmer bObans
9eIebenen 6amilie in SeutiDlano. Yis
gum Sabre 1866 qsbOrte er Der preuBi=
iten 2lrmss als CiIISier an, lam aber
1867 we9en isiltt oemptratiIben gln=
ibauungsn ne.l gmerita. Seitoem lit
er in g8beeling. Yittsburg uno ct.
Yaul als Sournalilt tbdtia 9elueien.
gr binterlGBt eine 6rau uno spei Sim
Der.
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2tuSlanO.
Seuti9la n b.

Seuti6lano.
Yerlin, l9. Mdrs.
Der Geibstas bat beute oas GlOttens
budget auSenommen.
Seterreia lnsarn.
% len, l6. Mlr3.
Sn Der belti9en SiBunS oes Geihs=
ratbes wurOs cine 2eiOlution anSerOm-
men, oaB Die &eSieruns oas BON anoe4
reu Md1ten 9splante Sursebsn, ben
g8ertb bon 8olo uno Silber ourb in=
ternationales llebereintonmen fefSu-
ltellsu, unterltiiBen iOlle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24
9 | o 0 m instpn Sa.,
Is. M1r,.

geribte aus Mc2ean gountp iiber oas
@r9ebniB Der republifaniihen printar-
mablen laien ertennen, oaB bic am
Sienstaa seplante @OuntpsGonoention
fiir 5anner iein wiro, oa % Selesa=
ten ibm ii1er iino. Sas Gountp 1T
itramm fir WcGinlep.
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Sranffort, SD., 16. Mdrs.

Sds TapltpI r1rrte peute WtDr9el
bon Saponetten. Die gtabritbt, oaB
8ouoerueur Yraolep Die Staatsmilisen
berbeiserufen babe, perbreitete iitb io=
fort. uno perllria6te grOBe Aufregung
Ser Sampf nm Die Senatur begann
beute Mpraen nit elmer, um neun ubr
erlaiisnen Proclamation oes 0oup.
graolep, welde iolsenoermaBen lau-
tete:
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% aibinston, l6 Wdrs.

6inan3miniiter Carlisle lit Ganoioat
fir Die Prdiioenti1aIt unO cine parauf
besil9llde Onentlihe @ntiinOi9un9 miro
ilbriSens crit oann eriOl9en, penn
Yrdioent Glspelano iOrmli6 ertldrt
bat, oaB er nibt 9eltaite. oaB isin
Name in Der Gbica9o'er Gonpentipn III
@srbinoung nit einem oritten Sermine
Sebrau1t weroe.
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Soleop, o., Is. Wldrs.
8 olebo, o., Is. MGrs

Or. 6bas. WaBba9sr, sin anasiebs.
ner iunaer glrSt, Wuroe beute als Geibt
I'M SaoeSlmmer ieiner gSobnuns 9e.
tlinoen. Sm SOpfe mar Die tOotlicbt
Su9elwunoe teuntli1. Sn Der gdt
oes 3immers log sin 3epOlper.
Wabbader's 9lusebOrise slauben
nibt OIL Die Selbitmorp-Sbsoris. Die
pOlisei itebt oem &dtbiel bis ieBt IN.
eati1ieoeu gegenuber.
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6 afro, II. Wtdr,.

Sir $. $. &itdener, Der Die dspp.
tiihen StreittrGite beiebi9enoe Yri-
aaoe9eneral 1T beiinitip gum Sefebls.
baber Der britiibeu dspptiIhen Ggpe-
oitipn ernannt poroeu. welbe am /.
9lpril nilauipGrts uah gaoD Sa!ia
uno Sonsola auibrs4sn miro.
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9es. William 8. Srablep,
8ouperneur BON GentufD.
9ouispille. Sp., 16. Mdr3.

Sic louisville 2esion" $50 Mann
fart. urto BON Sberit @aitleman beieb-
li9t, 1T beute Ntorgen nm 8 llbr As
Wtinutsn nit einem Sonoersug Der
2ouispile & Naibuilie Sabn nab
jSrantiDrt abaea0uoeu.
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tin iaate, iie babe BON ibrem gruoer
elnen pom %. Ssebruar, aus glmDurlt
place, ,SniielO Grawlep. SuIier, eng
lano, batirten Sriei erbaltsu. in wel=
dem ibr Yruoer ibr mittbsilte, oaB er
8eiddite in @n9lano su beiorsen babe,
ole lbn nod slnen Wtonat lang baIslblt
Suriifbalten oiiriten. g8aaer la9t in
benz Yriefe. oaB er am 20. Sebruar
aus Der Saft entlailsn worosn lei.
6rau Martin glaubt bsltimmt, oaB Der
Yrief bon ibrem Yiubsr bsrriibrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24
SDle0p, O., Is. WGr,.

Sd6olas Wanoel, ein 4nseItelter Der
gudepe grewing &c., wurOe beute
toot In ieinem S9lafsema6 gefunOen.
gr bate am glbeno porber beim 3u=
bettseben bic Grapatte iiber ben @as-
armleudter iaeidlunssn uno babel un=
aeihidter @eiIe ben Sabn 9s6fnet.
Die Splge oapon mar Manoe's COB
ourh Gritifuns. Gr mar AZ Sabre
alt uno leoig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24

Ser ameritaniite Sobfaplsr 5bo-
mas O'Srien, Der am 27. Mdr3 pori.
gen sSabres einen anoeren ameritani=
iden gauernfdnser giamsns ySio"
gSaooell toDtlAoB, wuroe bsute su
lebensldn8liGer 3manSsarbeit uerur.
tbeilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24
&anias Gitp, no., |
10. M1r,. {

gine SpssialoepsIbe aus Garroqs
ton, Wto., meloet. oaB Der iiiolid
fabrenoe 9einiibte 3ua Der burlington
yabn oaielblt beute perun9liift 1T.
Sier 8ilt.r- Ino sin paiiagierluasen
iino llmaetiirSt. Sie swanSia auI Dem
3uge beiinolidsn paNasiere iuuroen
tii6tig ourdeinanoer 9erilttelt uno
3uaiiibrsr 8uppert uno Yoltmsiier
WEiQer BON Sina iblimm perleyt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24
= y q II I E II.
W aorio, 19. Wdr,.

IS miro bier balbamtli1 in glbrebe
seltellt, oaB Die oem General Wepler
in elmer unterreouns suaeidriebene gr.
tlGrung, mel9e bon Sapana telesra.
pbirt puroe. uno Die WiOslidtsit ieiner
4boantuns anosutete, auf bic Wabr.
i9einlihteit. oaB sr iein Imt nleoer.
legsn luOle. idlieBsn ldBt. IS wiro
ierner aeias., oaB Gen. Wepler Die
llnterliiBung Der 9eslsrung uno oer
SepOlteruug bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24

2aut elmer SpeSialospsihe aus Sib-
pemins. 0ild.. lmo Die Ssrsleute Der
gSintbrop-@rube, weIbe lih 9eiuei9ert
batten, benz Yerian9sn Der 8eleQidait
9enldB Sebn Stunoen S6iht gu arbel-
ten, beute an Die 9lrbeit suriidSetebrt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-22
3. BERTELMAN PREMISES

corner of KeeaumOku and Bere-
tania streets. Premises have a
frontage of 2O5 feet on Beretania
street, 900 on Keeaumoku street,
and 204 feet on Kinau street.
The dwelling house with stables,
ETC., on the property. A one
quarter interest in an artesian
we'll goes with the property.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-22
3. FINE RESIDENCE {

3. FINE RESIDENCE on
Beretania street. Property has a
frontage of Is feet on Beretania
street, about 800 feet deep to
Young street, and a frontage of
Is feet on Young street. House
contains large parlor, dining
room, 5 bedrooms, sewing-room,
kit, hen, pantry, bath and G. Elec-
trio fittings throughout. Out
houses comprise two servants
rooms, two box stalls, hay room,
carriage room for two carriages,
etc.