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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
Saar, Nuisl, Gifel uuo 6uusraf.

Ntirnbur9 (SifeD. 20. Stt. Sn
benz nabe gelegenen Sreis bat man ben
Veriuh gsmadt. aus ihpar3em 2apa.
'ano Shpemmiteine bsr,ultelsn. Die
S~raebnine iino isbr 9itnitle. Stebt
auh oieier Stein Dem rGeiniihen
S6pemmitein namsntli1 ourb iein
9rOBeres Gsplht etpas nab, 10 bat er
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Stitf % Dart.
g. ii m. 81. CIT. Der lebte Sunn.
tao brahte sinsn rsGt ieierllten Nb.
idluB G~nisrsr 6sitta9e. Sas Yontiii.
tnlOmt luuroe uum SOhwiiroi9lten
Scrrn @eibblidoi ShrOo BON 5rier
aeh0lten. Den @eiana iubrten bic
3OalinNe oes Seminars dus. Der
6ohipttroi0ite Serr Nbt bon Waria.
Saah belt cine isbr bs9siiiernoe Gre.
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Nbeno bat iid in pdlien Elm 'drsdli.
Dies lln0lilt SuQstraaen. Der "a
Sabre Glte anebt Nicolaus Sauer aus
uoeliangen, iuslder bel Dem 8aitwirt6
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nit einsm nit ip,i Yferosn bsipannien
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rsibenosn Stroms iOrtasrihsn. @db-
rsno nan bis iebi bic 2sibe oes Gr.
.run!snsn nod ni6t %aslanost bnt, rur.
ben aeiisrn Die Gaoopsr Der Yferoe
nebii Dem 8Orosrtbsil oss Wasens an
Der gial3lsr Bride 9eianosi.
Gin bsitersr Yprfal niro bon
elmer iiinaHt fiaitgsbabisn 9ilitations.
relic oss bohp' lien Serrn @sibtiI6ois
Or. ShmiB in 96ln. beridtst. Der
Siihoi bsiu6is cine Aabsnsr glsmsn.
tarlhule. ginig, Ginoer blitten III.
%oertuanot aui ben brsiten Ring an Der
Sano oss giihois nno bstrahtstsn ben
blintsnosn Gsiisn. Weibbiiboi Sdmib
bsmertte bies uno iraGts bic Giuber. Oh
lie aah piiBtsn, mas bic ari osm Rin9e
ein9rapirtsn Yuhiiabsn l. II. S. Qn
hoe signo) bsosutstsn. Ra6 siniesm
Veosntsr 8laubts Elm 2ino bic rihti9e
8sutuna srratben su babsn uno emit.
sssnsts irtimiitbia: SD beige SdmiB".
Saarbrrg. 81. OF. Die Sof.
nuilasn. ,pelde inan in lsBtsr 3sit benz
e~rtrdanib Der Hcben sntssasnbrahte.
tusroen 'owobl nG4 Wsnss uuo Cute
,usit absrtreiisn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24

@rosbous. Ginq. gUd0ler S..
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pulIermit0D 20 ct.
Soiinaen. gina. @dbIer 1916.
Qba. st. l03. llnailtiae III. Abi.
Wtai. AZ. 0ewGblt Nic. peters 81 st.
Terner erhielten Nrens Sob. IS, She.
pes paul 80 uno @leis Sob. 81. Ball
lotaae 5,uliden Nrens uno Sbsipes.
8eIudblt Nrens.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24

GatboliI6 lit gut iterben. - Sn
Nsm yorf lit iiin9it Der betannte Sperns
l%lntsrnebmer 8. s. glbbep als 8atbO-
lit gsitorbsu. gl0en SOpbiitrsisn Der
lInsldubisen itsbt Elm unbeitreitbares
Mrsument 9e9eni6er: ROG Niemano
bat es auf benz Soossbstte bereut, elm
Gbriit gepeien gu leiu. Cine a%uiial=
lenoe uno gum Na6oenten 5~DinaenOe
Sbatiads 1T Is, oaB ME Elm aatbolit
auf benz Sobesbstts ieinen @lauben
psrlsugnet, mdbreno 10 Uisle quite uno
intelligence prOteitanten ii6 I'M lebten
&uaenblide in Die tatboliihe Stride allf=
nsbmsu laiieu.-, 9atb. @O6enblatt".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24

Dereiniete Staaten.

Mul6 ln9en Der &Gtbiel
bss Sru. 8. 9. Wertsls
BON GbicagO.
Die 4ufloiun9 oss Rdt6iels in Der
.8a3ette" bonn 8. Sept. 1896 (9to.
13ll) lautet:
Waruad. Sspsrn, TisoeroOnbsn.
SOntels, S8weiler, 8smeribsu Seu=
len: Wonoorf.
&idtig 9el0it babsn bieiss &dtbiel:
Serr s. .. Ylisr pOn Wt. palatins.
ST.; Serr s. y. Sonuar bon Gum.
cansbp. Drill; Grau Melnrao @ieier
bon Winneista. Minn.; Satbarina
g8eber bon Sennepin, ST.; Serr 6elir
9iepsr prn Sartioro, g. g., uno
gilbert Sies bon Sisb &ioSs, @OOt
&c., 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24

Wenn rei6e 2eute benz S~isbsgeliifts
frobnsn. 1T oas yalsptOmanie". Dian
ftedt fe ni6t in bic 3udtbausjate,
Ionoern ididt lie in elmer Gutlhe gum
Mrjt. Die Ct. Sranciscoer Sioin
Gaitle tpurbe in 2pnoon als 2aosnoies
BIN. bic bsrsits quite 8suts aemadt
bate, Az brei Monoten 8efdn9niB oer=
urtbsilt. aber es lit unierem 8e-
fanoten BaDaro aelun9en, ibre 6reis
laiun9 gu erwirten. 9u oemielben
Sage ipurbe Elm armes Sieniimdo6en
trsasn Siebltabls ms 3ubtbaus 9e-
f6ift. Mebrere 2onooner YlGttsr Iino
entriiitst iiber oisies uu9lel6e WaB fiir
Reibe uno Nrme. Sein @unoer. oaB
bic Grbittsruna Der @rmen aeQen Die
&ei9eu in eri6rsflider @eiie 5us
nimmt. - ,@~laubensbOte".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24

gu bel politit. Ser 6lud oisiss
2anoes," ihreibt Elm Slatt, lift Die
goIitit. sic raubt Dem @siddfte bic
10 nOtbi9e Rube uno Siderbelt. Sic
cine @abl ja9t bic anoere. 9as BOLT
iommt aus Der @iiblerei unb @dblersi
oar nibt heraus. Sein Sanb. oas 10
bon Der politit perTol9t uno beoranat
ipirb, lam prOspsrirsn. &aum limb
bic @unoen elmer Wabli6lubt pers
narbt. peroen iie wieoer anfgerinsn.
9ieies 2ano wiro ME CUR gliitbe toms
men. bis bic Yolititer, Del6e iebt bic
SerrIder iino, gu Sienern oes Ioltss
aemabt w%eroen." Q8ir unteri9reiben
ieoes oieier @orte. Sa, bic PoIitit 1T
Der Stud bieies 2anoes. Sic trdat
aud Miti6ulo an benz %iinanSielen uro
moraliiden Bancroft oeiieIbsn. -
acknowledgements"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24

Ghriitus esb6re in bic Shule niht nlr
Bu getpi1en Stunosn, "ionoern er milhe
bisielbe ourdwes fret bsberri6en, 10
pie er bic Q8elt bebsrride. Die &atbos
liten Wanitoba's perlanaten ibr uers
faHun9smdBi9ss Rsht uno ni6ts rperls
ger. uno lie lpitrben ss erIan9en. Der
bobe Prdlat f~oroerte feline S6rer auf,
iid Dor allsm Der 0affe oes 8ebetes gu
beoienen, UNI 10 nit @ottes Ollie ben
Sag oes Sissss 81 bsialeunigsn.
Sas 1T Elm St%auopuntt, por benz
man ReIpeet baben muB. - n9olumz
bia."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
uebsr cine u%nterbaltuns in Gbi.
caQ0 leIen mir:

.Ous Semedt" In Chicago fsierte In
Srauo's Sale, No. 1863 Rorb Start Ctr,
ibr 3Dtiies Stiituu9Sislt. Ole sablrei6en
Ssiu1sr paren eursmburssr, Der Sialstt Der
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-05-15
Lone Rock Rlplets.

Nellie Fiicking, jeff Hays sister-in-
law, has been very sick for the last
week.
About inches of snow fell last Fri
day along the foot hills, making things
white and nice.
So far about 20 per cent has been the
average increase in the sheep crop in
this section some bands running as high
as 81.
All OF the wethers have been sheared
and turned over to the drivers in ycini.
ty. Some 5000 leaves in few days for
the trail.
Bill Andrews found den of coyotes
the other day and dug them out and got
five pups, which lost their scalps in
short order.
The fruit crop promises TO be large
one here this year, as the frost has not
injured the buds so far The trees will
be in full bloom in few days,
People OF this valley are gathering NJ
their beef cattle, which are to be deiv
cred on the Goth. Several hundred heac
have been sold so we are informed.
| Some people make great fuss be
cause man gets married in a few
months after his wife dies. 1t is only
contrary to law to get married within
six months after getting divorce
Otherwise they are at liberty to take tn,
first chance they get, it doesn't matte
what people think of 1t.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-05-15

Nearly 800 people were present at Con
don Monday 70 hear the political speech
Of Judge Bennett, the democratic nomi-
nee for congress lie spoke for two
honrs and the large audience we're al
most unanimous IN the opinion that 1t
was the grandest and most forcible po-
litcaI speech they ever heard. 1t was a
mastery and powerful effort and there
IL not the slightest doubt that he Ia pos
sessed Of the proper material for q fret
class congressman--one v no would he
a credit TO the state and nation. His
argument was confined principally to
the financial issues and the tariff and
our people doubtless never heard these
great questions explained 50 clearly as
they were by him. lie is in favor OF
free silver aud his speech converted a
great many people 10 his way of think
ing. He also had large audience at
Fossil Tuesday.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-05-15
ArIlnRton lterns.

Grant Wade 0f Olex was iu town this
week.
r. X. Hankins has moved ont 10 his
ranch.
u. r. Moody is receiving great deal
Of wool
Fred Whitney is back again dispens-
ing wood.
Populist Quinn will speak here next
Friday al 2 p. ~.
Rev Motor returned last week from
his PrineviIle trip.
The poplar trees are in foil leaf and
present a fine appearance.
The recent copion- showers have great
ly encouraged our farmers.
Mrs. A. G.. Hawson and son Jesse are
visiting relatives at Walla Walla.
Jesse, the little son Of l.. G. Edwards,
had an attack Of Group last week.
Squire Ebi is busy hauling McAlIis-
ter's wood 10 Moody's warehouse.
The ladies Of the Baptist church will
give concert on Friday evening Of this
week.
Frank Babee and jim Cham berlain
are intending TO go 70 Sprague To shear
sheep.
Bradbury and Frank, the wagon-inak-
ers, are about to start for the mines in
Southern Oregon.
Miles Shnrte will go to Condor this
week to join bis partner, Richards, in
the photographing business.
Chas. McAllister has got through
shearing and most Of the shearers have
gone to the southern part of the county
to find work.
There was an excursion up the river
last Sunday afternoon on Capt. Nelson's
new boat The band was present and
discoursed sweet music.
Messrs Dukek aud Wilcox. candidates
for sheriff, and Messrs. Horn and Miller,
candidates for assessor, were here look
ing after their interests last week.
The Princes OF the Orient met in 81
lent conclave last Monday night, at
which time six strangers were introdu-
ced to the mysteries OF that ancient and
august body.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-05-15
Olex Explosions.

Lloyd Gibson has accepted the pos'-
ton Of farm accountant for l.. o. Rsston
at Olex.
Mrs. Julia A. Thomas, mother Of our
blacksmith, IL visiting in Olex and vi
cinity this week.
We are authorized to say that the post
Office at Glenn will be discontinued after
May 18th. do not know why.
The people IN this part Of the county
would like to know what arrangement il
any, has been made by The Sheepmen's
Protective Union to pay for the accruing
coyote scalps. We understand the
treasury lie empty.
We are sorry to say Mrs. J. r. Phillips
is still very sick and does not improve
much. DR.. Geisendorfer was out Satur-
day and Sunday again. Miss Ora Vi
ming, practical nurse, is attending her
now. Mr.. Geo. Phillips arrived here on
Saturday last from his home in Idaho on
account OF his mothers sickness.
Mr.. Il. w. Daggett and ID. b. Thomas's
team ran away while coming to Olex
Sunday morning, throwing both out and
turning the buggy over. The team ran
from the top of the hill down Crum's
grade, demolishing the buggy slightly.
MIR, Daggett was gathering up his outfit
all day Monday. Fortunately no one
was hurt.
This precinct being the largest in the
county we think some ofthe political as
pirants should make some addresses
here, II they want our votes. The peo-
Pile cannot quit their work and go 20
miles, but would come into Olex and we
think a larger crowd would come togeth-
er here TO hear a good orator than at any
other point in the county.
Well, as We predicted, the 0lex boys
defeated the Blalock base ball nine last
Friday at Olex. 1t was quite close and
exciting game. IL was acceded and
given out at first that Blalock had won
by one tally, but on looking over the
score an error was discovered that gave
the game to 0Iex by one. Many hun
dreds OF people witnessed the game.
There was quite an interesting meet
ing at 4. u. Woodlands grove Sunday by
Rev. Moore, a Babtist minister. After
preaching, some or 10 were immersed
in Rock creek, among them being T. q.
Woodland and wife, J. A. Ward, J. G.
Corey and wife, A. j, Cochran, Miss
Tennis, Mrs. j.. NJ. Ward and others.
There will be another meeting at the
same grove lst Sunday in June.
The song service Sunday last at Olex
was decided success. The church was
crowded and everyone seemed to enjoy
themselves exceedingly well. There
will be another given in four weeks
from last Sunday, to hich all are invi-
ted, There was quite delegation from
Arlington stayed to witness the service,
Mr.. ID. b. Thomas Mr.. Daggett and Mr..
Wishard being among the Arlingtonians.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-05-15
Notice.

Owing to late decisions of the supreme
court Of the state of Oregon showing the
of ladies TO hold the Office Of
County Supt., / withdraw my name as
Republican candidate for same; but
would not forget to thank the people
who honored me with the nomination,
and all those who rendered me their
pledge Of support
Mrs. LILLIAN r. STEVENS.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-05-15

Complete report oil Condon Pubhc
School for the year commencing Sept. 2,
1896, and ending May 10, 1896:
Number OF days taught 1870.
Number OF days attendance 10,907.
Number Of days absence $50.
Number OF times tardy l65.
Whole number OF boys enrolled 90.
Whole number Of girls enrolled 55.
Total number enrolled l05.
Average number belonging 66
Average daily attendance. 6l
ROLL OF HONOR.
GRAMMAR GRADE: Robert Hendricks,
Cora Clark, Bertha Trimble, Bula Fitz-
water, Carrie Danneman, Charles II
Rice, Joe Boyer.
PRIMARY GRADE; Ellis CLARK, Nelly
Smith, Glare Smith, Howard Shut, l5er-
ril G. Morey, Frank Maddox, Bob Firz-
water.
Some lively horse racing will be done at
Heppner, commencing on May 26th and
lasting four DAYS. Purses amounting to
800 will be given in prizes-70 per cent
to first and 80 per cent to second horse.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-05-15
Condor School Report.

Complete report Of Condor Public
School for the year commencing Sept 2.
1895, and ending May 10, 1896:
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-02-13
From Liberty,

The farmers put In good time last week
getting oats sown and preparing for more
cotton. The Shutdown farmers received
some OF their fertilizers here last week
and had good weather and good roads to
haul them over, a rare thing for the past
few years.
The measles are still prowlng around
here little, but they have about used up
all available material, it seems.
Miss Lula Pedan,of Llurcns county, is
Visiting DR.. sheldon.
Miss Florence Wclhorn, Of the Easley
section, and her music teacher. of OcO-
nee, visited Miss Emma Smith last week.
Dr.Shcldon and wife visited the latter's
parents at Powers, Laurcns county, last
week.
What an uproar in the camp of the
Philistincs, caused by one Ben 1illmun
rs they call him, lhats "Galvanic Bat
terry, of South Carolinn," sent to WASH.
ington to clcctrify the capitol little bit
with his old rusty pitchfork. We notice
1t has put old "Amazing Bosh'' and his
satalites to ripping, raving and knashing
their teeth. While we are not nor never
was hide bound Oh Senator Tllman or
any other man as to that, we do admire
some traits that he processes. We always
admire manhood that speaks conviction
unbiased by narrow prejudice. Not the
hired lackey OF some enemy Of humanity
as Is the case with some Of the foulcst of
acting, if not uttcring howlcrs, to which
Senator Tillman utteranccs arc us noon
day tonight, c..
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-02-13
From Maynard.

We have the usual complaint in this
section, measles, and they do not seem to
respect race, color or previous condition,
but take all,
Our school is closed until the Eth inst
and almost all business except running
Jor the doctor Is suspended.
IT. j. Cisson, B. il. Williams and Mrs.
Clarnda Clark are seriously i'll.
Geo. II. Hendricks has added n new
corn mill to his manufacturing pllnt, and
%. A. Green, it is said, will add n fcrtiliz-
sr plant to his already busy establish
mcnt.
Messra. Wimpcy Il Roper, the pottery
MN. have dissolved partnership, and
eaGh one now has factory of his own in
crooks, SO.
There. has been moro wheat sown in
.h,s section than formerly. The cotton
acreage Will he about tic same as lat
year. There Is likely to be more oats,
corn potatoes, peas and pindars.
feD. loth, 'o0. PETER LOUIS.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-02-13
yyesstieId & MelInns.

In write up of the numerous
business firms IN q recent issue of
the Semi-Weekly Greonvllle News,
we clip the following in regard to
that we'll known house Of West
field and Hellams:
The leading furniture house in
Greenville is that of Westfield e.
Hellams. They occupy five largo
rooms, each 20 by 100 foet, with
basement same size with elevator
giving the entire building for their
general stock. That is one floor
is occupied by chairs and rockers,
another by fine parlor suits, and
another by beds of all kinds. In
addition to this is u warehouse
and factory of brick, 60 by 15O
feet in which matresscss are man
ufacturod, as are also rustic chairs
of which the firm makes a special
ty. In this large building up
holstery and repairing of all kinds
of furniture and renovating of
mattresses is also done while the
main store would seem ample fer
a city much larger than Green
vlllo, this enterprlslng firm has
found it necessary and profitable
to maintain branch store in tho
West End, which is managed by
Brown and Ware. The business
is not confined to retail trade in
Greenville and adjoining counties,
but the wholesale trade which is
rapidly growing is extending into
other States. While cash talks
loudly at this store, ae it always
does, tho lnstallment plan works
admirably vol, and many are the
customers who buy on that plan,
getting furniture on small pay
ments at what it costs them at
other places, for the spot cash.
This firm is we'll known, and what
they say IS ii guarantee. Mr..
Westfield was born in Greenville
and needs no introduction. Mr..
Hellams is we'll known. He was
born in Laurens county, but has
been here eighteen years. He
clerked for number of years for
Cely Bros. and in 1882 went in the
general mercantile supply busl-
ness and cstablised very large
trade. Being tired Of business he
went to the country three years
ago, and returned last July and
embarked in tho present business,
and with his experience it is of
course understood that it is big
success. THOR motto is clean
store, n clean stock, new men,
now prices, easy terms. It will
pay you to look in upon them and
SEQ their stock and got prices, see
The beautiful pictures in the win
dow.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-02-13
out of tho Race.

Ex-Presldent Harrison is not a
candidate for the presidential
nomination of his party. That
matter is definitely settled by his
letter announcing that his friends
are not to make any effort in his
behalf.
He does not say that he would
not accept the nomination under
any circumstances, and there is
no good reason why he should.
He does not wish to enter public
life again, but there might arise u
condition of affairs that would
make it his duty to become his
party's standard bearer. The na-
tional convention might find it
difficult to nominate any other
man, and might tender the nomi-
nation to him Gu the ground that
tho good of his party required his
acceptance of it. Under such
circumstances he could not we'll
decline it.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-02-13

It would seem that the situation
in Havana demands ti.ta. ttaa presence plSssnce
of an American war vessel in that
harbor. Reports are to the effect
that the anti American feeling is
running high among tho Spaniards
of that capital, on account of res
olutions recently reported in con-
gress, and that there is danger of
an outbreak against citizens of
this country. In that event q
strong war vessel should be at
hand to protect them: There are
two battleships in Admiral Bunces
squadron, fighters as good as there
arc afloat. 1t seems pretty we'll
settled that Great Bri4ian's flying
squadron will not need the atten-
ton OF Bunce's squadron, hence
ono or more Of the battle ships
might be detached and sent to fla
vana without great risks. The ca
bles announce that England has
ordored warship to Cuba to pro-
tect ]tnglish in terests. This coun-
try should not be slower than En-
gland to lock out for it's people,
News.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-02-13
Miss Lila Harris, Of Field, is
visiting in Pickens this week.

visiting in Pickens this week.
Master Baxter, son of J. G. Cis-
son, of Rock, is quite ill with
pneumonia. DR.. Crenshaw is at
tending HIM.
Married, on the I'd inst, at the
residence of w. T.. Hendricks,
Miss Lucy Ann Whitmire, of Ta-
bic Mountain, to Mr.. II. White, of
Pelzer. Magistrate w. Il. Hen
bricks, officiating.
The Washington Post Almanac
and Encyclopedia recently issued
by the Washington Post is OH our
table. 1t is a book full of useful
information of oil kinds and the
very thing to have around u house.
1t is nicely bound in blue paper
and tho price is 25 cents.
Mr.. S. Cherry McWhorter cole
brated on Sabbath the 2nd inst,
his 10th birthday. He has a score
Of descendants, the most of whom
were present, together with his
pastor to express their congratu-
lations, and partake of the good
cheer which had been provided for
the occasion. He has been for
many years a member of the Car
mel Presbyterian Church with
which his children arc also con-
nected, one son,B. w. McWhorter,
being ruling elder thereof. May
he be spared to sec many happy
returns of the day.