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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-24
AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SPEAKER.
The Pulpit Orator states the Method
Etnflnrf.i To Reach Ills llearers.

Fmpioved tn Reach His Hearers
Rishon Coafses. who preached at the
FIRST Methodist Episcopal church yester-
aay. has certain well defined IDEAS as 70
palplt osatory that he thoroughly NUS
srstes tn his sermons. He has thought
Set Ter himself the advantages and disad-
Yantages az preparing sermons ana COM
hitting them - memory. As 70 reading
sermons. that he is totally opposed 20.
trf MS method. too. IS the reverse az
ire usual method followed BY tAoss
Preachers who DO not read their sermons
They always prepare their sermons IN
aeyauos. ard then preach them bishop
Gceaseil. or the contrary, prass 70 %
hftea cut % himself - be unconscious
81 eHort when h. enters the pulpit. ana
trusts to TIE Inspiration OF the moment
sna tAat Kairea from MS listeners. II he
breaches Nhat he concludes % be Eeoi
sermon re writes u cut In fun while
fresh IA his memory.
I was Scr May years, re OBSERVER
n conversation yesterday. "a Save 70
fhs naemorfrinx habit, but I sot over u
sesrfv twenty years aga. l an not say
iax thar eli men should aim 20 preach
sxtcanoraneausiy. There IS n difference
- Mrs PartlaGtoa would say. between eN-
temporary ana sxtrumpery- IL may re
WI Ter some men. particularly Naoss
esreAess "a ;he,r address. 20 read their
sefu1Qns But how recSIitar " seems 70
See mar with his head beat down over
book Resticulatlng as IL he were scti-
eAS Addressing his hearers Real poqn-
ar Interest car - created by public
sreaker euly when he tec&s yeu right -
tae eve ahlle talking - yen. The
preacher WHO vrsds hts sermon appeals
y ire twentieth man only. and ssnaetires
Kisses even hiEA lie is concerned about
ne frarasR'rk. The vehicle OF his dis
eel7se. L beSs-nes an aim with him 20
a. 4 wtthia the cano0s OF library erits-
ssM a nan doing thai cannot save
secis
Natter that Is eloquent and ornate
~ Tssrh the twentieth man. bat nct
- sineiearfh- matter that Is ornate and
80 MI reAca The whole twenty. I
rFe stSh Bacon. Reading zaAketh a
- nan. writing an exact man. and
s9kiaE rgsady MAJ 4 man in nv
f@'1Na, sasssllA he rev upon PREPARED
iesses tAat vere uesuortzct. would Oft
lasea az = disadvantage. 1 believe
shy. n pgefsaraEioa. b.ut not IA pre-
r. We take pleasure in Recommending
e--@aats rain Cough Remedy because il -
fA-s.d ey al Who try il. SAYS J. ". Cox y
- dsy'zg'sts, Na-h6eld, or~yen. No che
-, a.es Ssih tAroat or h,nE trouble oan
- .2is remedy without praisins IL Ii al
- s.vss pnoapt reiieE Ii Is especially
- foT eol3s IS il relieves the lun<s,
.. -Nss eFsathing e.asisr ard aids expsc;ora-
ooid vii neyer result 10 raSuaouia
- 'a's remedy IS taken and reasonable
~ eEsrs4ssd kor sAls ey druggists.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-24
Spring Silks and Dress
Goods.

The ioveiiest S.ikS apd Dress Goods
we ever knew for anything Ike so 1T
tie money. Spring styles. dainty nov
elites. exquisite colcTings. caught from
TIE looms of Europe and America. the
newest creations Of the weaving world.
NEW SILKS.
The srcdocts OF every revutaeie ma
ker are represented. Count On mains
here the newest o. the new.
BLACK SILKS.
Black Satin Brocades. 81. a-@. E.3
and s. a yard.
Black Figured TaTetas. 81 yard
Black Duchesse. 81 TO s. a yard
Black Ps.n DE- Sole, Sc 20 s. a yard.
coLoRED SILKS.
Figured Chameleon Summer silks. IS
diEersnt colorlngs. soc yard.
Warp Printed Tafetas. Dresden ard
Persian effects. from s. 10 $50 g yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-24
Doval Arcauuu.

A new couacii, TO be knos%a as Olympic
Council, was Instituted "Wednesday even
ing february 49, az the haii, conner OF
T-wertvsnrst avenue and East James
street, BY Deputy Supreme Regent II r.
Eden. assisted by Brothers Slater, Upper
and Aust, Of Rainier Council The new
council starts out with naernbership OF
tftrty-two. when ell are initiated, and
includes on its roIl many Of the leading
ana prominent citizens Of the eastern part
81 town. The council win undoubtedly be-
come the center of strong social ans
f~atsrrsd circle and pror1insnt factor N
ROYAL Arcanurn work IN tbi. CITY. IL viii
meet tia ffrst and third Monday evenings
az each month. The officers elected and
Snstailss were: Regent. u. r Bell: vice
recent. Frank II. Paul: orator, Hiram G.
f-fII. mast regent. r. W. Jones. secretary,
d w Bowen: collector, 9. o. LaTaed'
treasurer, p Pitt Shaw; chaplain. T. j.
peisrfaRss guide. H sunsr; warden
] c. Gillespie. sentry. J. II Hughes, tris-
tees. James Y. Perkins. p J. Houston and
] = Brewer. Other members are: VII
n. Morris. W. Fl Heatsn. George p. Eard,
~. George Eswl6ass. SSah Van Hor7,
Charles q. rFolcornh. Be-Tna1 sclsosfsfs3.s,
frank r. Fvse. NJ G. Fossss. l. y. ssea-
-r,nn. 7. J. UoheHy. 9. A c. Rochssier.
Ssrnuel Brown. T. W. G0odhue sdg$r
T.@nTusn. 4. 3. Ilewellyn, c. y. chan-
der.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-24

Ladies who ars authorities on Dress
Goods are unanimous n saying that We
are showing the incest, choicest line or
Dress Fabrics ever shown In this city
AT Is CENTS-Over 200 yards &C
All-wooi. SILK and Wool ard Mohsir
and wosl Mixtures. summer coior1nEs,
a good weight. suitable for separate
skirts and whole gowns.
MOHATR STCTLIAN-4s-inch, so.
MOHATR CHECK-Tan and brown.
brown and green, brown and white. 40
inch, SIS
BoURSoUFFJ.Es-M SILK and
Wool, rich, crinkly dress stun. new
est color combinations. exclusive pat
terms. $3.50 suit.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-24
Contented Old-rfmer.

Thee. O. williams, an oll pioneer a
puget sound. whose hcre - - Port NaHs.
son. Eisxap county. who il a guest az the
T83ler. let his native hcne u New Yertx
on washingtor's birthday in fs49. forty
seven years ego. he came around Care
Horn with the expectation a. making a
fortune rstururlE. 80 his hone 20 settle
Down. However, the tnss1cenuents OF Pllr
sound were too great Tor htsn to lesve Re
saws this country Is good enough for him
and Re expects To rer8Sin.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-24
Black Goods Dept.

A popular line OF twenty different
STYLES of Jacquard Figured Goods. a
splendid wearing fabric which would
sell for 9oc; we offer this week al &C a
yard.
4s-inch Rich silk Broche Suitings,
very handsome designs, S1.25 and sl5a
g yard.
42-inch Vicuna Suitings; these goods
are of the alpaca order. silk finished.
small figures. two qualities. soc and 81
a yard.
50 pieces of All-Wool French Serge.
regular 75c goods, 45 inches wide. to-
morrow Soc a yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-24
Y n o. A. Commencement.

The commencement exercises OF the 7.
n. c. A educational classes will be he'd
in the association rooms on FIRST avenue
tomorrow night al O'Clock TIE pro-
grarnme is as follows: Overture, Corcoran
children. vocal solo, r H Lindsay; dra-
matte reading. Miss Hamblet; music, Cor
coran children: address. A. p. Burweli:
vocal solo, r. H Lindsay; reading. Prof.
r. r. MoTAren; talk. General Secrtary
LIBBY. ruucfs. Corcoran children.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-24

Court Excelsior, No II. r. of A, held
Sts last meeting Tuesday evening az
OLYMPIC hail, a fair attendance being
present Two applications for member
ship were acted upon. ana one candidate
was Initiated into the secrets OF The or
der. The trustees made their final report
which was unaniEsously accepted by the
court. The ball COMMITTEES repershd that
ii had perfected arrangements o1r TIE
grand ball 20 take place ~ Ranks's ha1
during the latter part OF March. Muca
satisfaction IS EXPRESSED at ths rsannoe
in which the new officers are transact
tnr thar work and ths business Of the
court
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-24
IN THE LODGE ROOM.
Preparations for Grand Lodge,
&. Of p. in This City.
FOUR THOUSAND TO De PRESENT
The Rashbon sisters as Black Diamond
"A New Council OF the ROYAL
Arcanum.

The lodges Of this city and the ad1oin-
Inv territory manifested their usual activ-
fxy during the past week. Among the n
OF 2. attention is eentersi On the coEning
Grand Lodge o. that order. to be held IN
this city May IL. The Rathboae Sisters
have Instituted q new temple AZ Black
D5anoaa. ard in Seattle a new council
o. the Royal Arcanurn. known as Olym-
pic. has been established under favorable
a41spfcsz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-24

Tshe entering wedge % a fatal combat.
q often a siiyh, cols. which a soS> a. -
81 Ayers Ceerry PcctoTsi Entzhs 49,
cured at the commencement The-af~~.
it Is advisable . saFe taS sgumps ara
sur. remedy always at hand = rnA~, -
-~n~-c~1 ry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-24
TO III. LAST REWARD.


~ n Kfu.~v. or ~ncqrslnats. Who Built
the Ncant ~ Hotei.
80 49, es~s ~ Srase sainlis February
a .r..- Wv, weeks Of suffering. Szs bora
=, YsN~+harn Bay. y J.. Js1u&Ty fe. ISL
"a ,-orn there went - Bslv11sre. Ill.
-. ~. rssrs4e3 Louise = NcBEA4s Fxb-
- : 49,. seen AEfe~ AAs uaATrsa~se Re
,-~r-.sv.4 q Northwest SisSoaEA. sD9 set
It'd an Sodzs@y county, @xsesn niles
-. - Isz~~a There r. e=Earr3 n
..~.,.t-s sor xhsrteen years. sasa 20 rs1vs3
.rs~ a. so. AK ssxsrn part ss ia ss2se,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-24
II. p. q. Elks.

Seattle Lodge, No. q. j. p. 0. q vas
called 70 order ias1 FrtSay evening va va
rxalfea Ruler VIII II. Parry. n ths char.
TIE large attendance Of Seattle 5rSfnefs
a. visiting brothers from cities near y
resulted IN aa enthusiastic session. -
s.pir Tustiatiens' ard banquet, The stts.l1-
an~s vas gratifying. every available seat
A. "a, b. al being taken. Immediately AFTER
-. ,,-~ss-ntrartes fne work ~ iriaaslon
was nroceese5 with. four candidates re-
s~stvsnx the degrees Several profos1s Us
u,s~e presented ard referred. THREE "ers
hs1I.fes mon and elected 20 EceEnSerstias ~
,,--,rns.te@ was appointed 70 cSsre&pond
vrits Frederick warde, TIE fFseeasa1as -
ruaka arrangements 70 give q lsaies soel -
sa~Ssou dTrrsag his engagement iH mis- s-.y.
vasieh will - in the near future Ire
social p-ogrsxnza- Of ths sFsElhE sss -
s.rs-ss aIIv entertaining By tns elaoofate
addresses made By Gov. John ~ AeAsE&N
= 81 car AMI & II. Piles The new Fssfiai
40 loug locked for VIII be here Tar nekt
r~rss.T, axsr4ax Every brother should DC
r,rsxersS TO sss ina new work
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-24

The First Presbyterian church has ex-
tended a call 10 Rev. A L. Hutchinson 10
serve as stated supply for a year. Mr..
Hutchinson has filed the pulpit in that
church several Sundays with great ac-
ceutalllity
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-24

Now Is The tire for sprAytar II -,
red pump o. aay u TIE tz-vrea a.. >,
-~as- ne proper wash. look "a ossr 49,
ssS.r,,-ns 90 fsFst page. C-sesr Z Lew ~.
saa Is Commercial street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-24

Ew-~ examined free Miss p wfirs-.hs
sssuaf. opffeixn- New xork eva ko.-s
al prasssos al First svenas. eorr.r g
lxsrsesz N drug store
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-24
III You w amt the
Newest

The very latest correct styles in Dress Fabrics.
at very low prices, you will find them at this
store. All the latest novelties of the season
will be found here.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-24

Ancient Orf-r Usited Worsnaeh-
rsx-sr~~.e. rse1ve. Nc q. held q large
meeting THURSDAY evening a. ts. nAh IA
Pson ear sseeA Several c2n<asAfss ~-ts
taken shnosxa the secret vorss, h.'@ =
xxszt zeal or business was transsG7ssz e.
c-aSlae, tAe e6oStiSa CO an nsr.osfaes< q
"a s.cA ssxs1s fearass q sss lava SAs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-24
G.. A. r.. Open Meeting.

This monthly open meeting oR Stevens
post G. A r., will be held 10 its hs1i
fn the HInckiey block tc1nofro1 evening.
February 10. al O'Clock An Interesting
and attractive progranHse. eonslstinF q
addresses rec!tanofls and mUsio hzs been
prepared tor the occasion A special
feature OF the n1seffns wHl Dc the address
OF Hon. Norman Buck. OF Spokans. de-
t,ersu<s-t c5-Nun ander OF Washington and
Alasxa. who has accsptsi al invitation
20 attend IAeut Lasery. ocsu-1anaer Of
Reno POST, Of Spokane. VIII also be pres
snt. Al Grand Army men aid their
frsAnas are invited
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-24
Ladies' Neckwear Now
elites. r

Our business I'm this department. =
been far ahead OF any previous ~
In january We received our FIRST :
ment, and this week our third. Will
by far the largest and best We iay
opened.
This is n season OF novelties.
have them At the price of staple
no fancy prices here. and TO TIN
Is largely due our success. We
exquisite styles IN BeTthas. Collar
Flchus. Fronts. Points. etc. Thes
made OF chiffon trimmed with Lace !,
both white and Isiglng efnbroidt, 4
and lace, piaue and embroidery. hstiss +
and iace. chiffon and Honlton braid efa
fects. IN white and Tsiging. 81
Bmtiste Linen Collars. trimmed wi il
Yslging lace, and many other styies. rod
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-24
OHIO STEEL RANGES
Stand the Test of Time Guaranteed
Perfect Bakers

e. MILES IN Yesler
= - -~ 10y b.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-24

Seattle Ledge. Es. 81, held iss regular
raeeflng yesterday n ths rooms II the
Hlncklsy block TIE meeting Was atieHsy
ed by nearly every neu5-r IN the ely.
THIS was the first regular messing held
gipea TIA death OF @ NJ Murphy on tbs
18Th inst, sn whom the body lost ore Of It's
mast conscientious and zeslogs worIsrA
Much business was gone through With, ana
an appHcaxaon fer membership VAS re-
cs4ved-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-24
Highest Awards
Worlds Fair
Chicago.

Apprentice degree. This Is the regular
meeting night.
Ionic. No 20, viii probably meet Mon
day. March .
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-24

Regulate your system with Ravens
kidney and liver remedy. Gem drug store.
$40 Second avenue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-24
Better
Health
Than Ever

An attack of La Grippe, three
wears AGO. left me a pntacl
wreck, and being naturally frau
and delicate, il seemed as II l
never should rally again. In
duced at last 10 try
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-24

] was surprised after taking it
two weeks, 70 find was gaining
strength. and now | am pleased
to saw am enjoying better health
than / ever had before IN my
life. EVA BRAGG. Lincoln, IL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-07
SoWa Wa6riDteu.

- 9as fran5Olii6e Slatt v2'Gtoile"
BON &owell. WtHii., erSdblt iDl0enoe
Ssgebenbeit Die lib III unlerem Staate
su9etro9en buben ipll.
.&sBtbin itano Serr Sames Nortb-
rup bon NnamoIa. Sa.. in Der Na6t
auf, 500 feline SOnnta9stleioer nebit
einem friiben &ra9en uno nettem
Salstu6 on. tdmmte iein Saar re6t
9latt uuo iA0n, b~irltete ben Staub
BON Ieiueu &leioern, betradtete ii6
oann i'm Spieoel uno.. .le9te ii6
Donn mieoer usbeu leine beliernGbebdlIte
ms Yett. @r medte alsoanm ieine
6rOu uno iG9te ibr er babe 9etrdumt
bah er tterben meroe uuo polie, i'm
Sale oieieS 0leih 9cibeben wiiroe, in
ben &lsiberu begrGben lein ole er jeBt an
babe. &aum Qeiu9t, legte Der Mnnn
li6 rpieoer nie0er uno ais leine 6rau
ua6 weniQen Ntinuten Radieben pOlltr
Db ibr Wtann aud ein9ei6ldien lei,
lamb lie 81 ibrem GntieBen OaB er cine
&ei6e mar. IS beiBt in Der S6auer=
mdbr Der gtann babe al Altbma Se!it.
teU."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-07
gSt1tig fir %2uuSwirtGr!

%or etliheu Sobren moutc Wou6er in bies
Ter llm9c9euo - i'm ,@artcn Goens", pte
lie iiigli6 b~enaulIt mtro - ii6 9uuD foufeu ;
ieoo6 wurbcu Die Greiie 81 bod gebalten, ba
feline Gile bate nit benz 8crfoufeli. SII
Sabre bin9egeu entidIOiieu iib cine
InSobl Nmerifauer uno ouOere, bauptiGhti3
rpegen briitenoer S6uloelt, ibr 10 BODICE
i6ogteS Gi8entbum iitr rcht ourebmbare
YreIle Gbiutreteu, nm nsiter ipeitltb III ste:
ben. CUR 9e9enwGrti9en .Scit mitbin III bic
@ele9enbeit fiir 6atboliteu oeuti6er Sprode
bel peitem 9itniti9er ol5 Supor. Seet 1T eS
3ett, nm bier gut in Stano geicbte Tarnen
giiufti9en Yebiu9uu9en gu ermerbeu
lno 10 elm berrliaes Neim 81 9~riiuocu bel
poriit9li6eu 1ir6eus uub S9uluerbdltuils
len. 6ommt nlo lebt uuo urtbetlt! @er
fommt, mablt Suerit
Mau wenoe lid MI:
j. VI. g8iliou, @onter,
Sempletou, Carrot Co.,
&eIer!nS nit @rlaubuiB Soma.
Eeu. 3. q. S6uIte,
Gempleton, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-07
I 4cn. a.. Mnf,

3u Neu @ien Itarb berfl. @o6e
GicnstO0, Der Sp6miirOi9e Slater 8eo.
0tOcf i'm SOrie ieincr Stern, oes
Serrn uuo Der 6rou grnIt Wof, i'm
Nlter bon 81 Sobren, infpl9e elmer
lInQeren, i6leibenoen Srontbeit, melhe
Ihpn mGbreno ieiuer Stuoien;eit Die
@~eiunobeit oe5 oll9eIhGbten @erltorbc-
llen unter0rQbeu bate, 10 oob oerielbe
ieire srite 81. Miehe an 9. SUM Qe=
iunObeit$b0lber in oucr Stiue leien
mllBte.
Ser ho6wiiroi0e @erItorbene mar
ouf Der 6Nrm ieiuer Gltern bel Mell
Nieu gebOren uno mabte feline Glemen=
tnrituoien in Der Yi0rri4ule bon 9Ieu
g9jen, be6og aISOGnn oas 6Clle9illm gu
DIT. GNlUnrD, g8is., uno oOllenoete
ieiue theologiiheu Stuoien IN Ct.
MeinrNo, Snoiana, no er aud am 81.
MOi ojcirs Sobres gum Prlelter Qe=
tpeibt puroe ais i'm Der Sob na6 'ei=
ner erIteu uno leBtcn Dclli0en Mtelle ob-
riGf. Ntit ben trduernoeH Gltern Die
in Dem Teritorbenen einen iiberalls 9e=
odteten SObn ms 8eiiere Senieits
i6einen ieDcr, %betroreru Die GatbDliten
pOn 9teu 9&ien, ia bic oeuti6en SutbO=
liten oe5 0OnSsn StnNtes, ben SerluIt
zines wtiroi9en jln9en9rieiters aui BEL
len iesensreides @irten piele 9ebofit
bQtteu. r. /. P.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-07

- Sic ySoipa Sribiine" in BUR-
lin9tOn lit ni6t lebr erbaut bon
benz Ylone beg Superpiipren= &atbes
oOn Dubuque 3d., eln i6wimmeuoes
SOipital fir anitefenoe &rantbeiten gu
errl6ten, rno ldBt ii0 fOl0enoermaBen
oariiber aus: Dubuque mill elm yYelt-
bauS", elm I6pimmenoes OoIpital fin
Gil Yofcn uno Onoeren 9eIdbrli6en arl=
itefenoen &rantbeiteu 2eioenoe i'm
6luIIe erridten. @cnn Die Serren
Staatsbeamten Iolhe weitere, lnper=
0ntwOrtli4e &er0iitung u~niere5 SIui-
leg niht p%erGin0ern tDnnen ODER ,pollen,
10 iOllten Die peitcr unten an Batter
Der Str0me" mOIneuOen 2eute Sllr
Selbfbiilfe 9reiien mo prompt oieie
vihwimmenoe S0Qe" in Die Suft Ipren=
gen Doer perIenten." gu1 BON Sapen=
port piro oogegen prOteitrirt. -
- Sn lester 3sit iino bier SlaIien
bon 9lmcritaneru OrQaniiirt morOcn,
melGe Die oeuti0e Sprohe erIernen
wOlen. Cur ielben 3eit baben mir
9euti6e bier, tpel1e Iib ibrer Spra6e
uno NbItammung i6amen uno 9erne
QGnSli6 BON iih werIeu m0dten. pofiir
Der Nmerlt0ner willcns 1T, ieiu Gutes
8elo Su bc5nblen. - Charles Gitp
o6amilien= 6reuno."
= 8urlin9ton ipuroe bon Der
lebten 2egi5lQtur CUR Geier Der 50jdb=
ri9en @ritnouug oes Staates Sowo
SO, 600 unter Der Scoin0ung perwil=
ligt, oOB Die StNot 81 Dem 9leihen
3wef SO, 600 auibrin9t. Die BUR-
liuQtOner linO nun on Der Irbeit. oas
@el0 I'll idmmeln, uno miro es ibnen
ni9t i6per perOen, es Suiammen su
brin9en unO Elm Set gu peranitaIten,
oOn benz ale Sheilnebmer nod LANCE
nit 0ennB lpre4sn iperoen.
-SnGoliar erbpt Ii1 Elm Mann,
5000 yuibel &0rtoffeln su peribenten,
luenn man lie BON ieiner 6arm abbOle.
@r wuroe lie nitt los uno pertauite
ip6ter ben &OrrOtb no9 Yrairie Gitp
fir 8 Gents per guibel.
-9e Woines. 26. SUM. 8.
sc. Salpion, pelder ben Sag Dor gSei6=
nadten ieinen S6pieQeriObn gB0lter
Scott umbrahte, wuroe beute su l0idbs
ri9er 3a6tbausitrUIe nerurtbellt. Wtun
glaubt nidt, Dap er 10 lan9e leben
miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-07
Gaunb=GrQn Grauuua.

gu Cascade tpltrocn am berfl. 9isns=
rag Scrr S0tob Is. Siernep SellD nit
6rl. Geleitino &OtbNrino Gouop ebe=
lid Qetrnut. 9os 8~rautpaar frat nab
Der Sp6scit cine GeiIe an uno mjro
mad Dem eriten Nuquit gu Souie iein,
Inn Die 6lildmiini6e ibrer entfcrntc=
rem 6reunoe entge9ensuuebmen. 9ie
ndberen @~etannten, &erw0notcn uno
6reunoe betbciIi9tcn Ij0 an Der Sod
Seit.
9ic @rout 1T Die So1ter 6es Serrn
6NuoD bon CASCADE uno bot ei1en
QrOBcn 6%reunoestrei3 Gul6 bier III
Dubuque, mo oieielbe Dfters unO lGn=
9ere 3cit bel ibrcr S6lpeiter, 6rOu s..
0anes, perbru6t bat. g8ir i6lieben
llns Den plelen O%r0tulanten sur Sod
Seltsfcler al.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-07
Sine ibsraus unsrmIiblide Sausirau

ideint Der Dieiige &rieftrdaer S}obn
Sullipnn Su bNben. SHenb0r bat Die
98ittib ii6 6rau :funtippe, oes weiien
SOtrutes Satin, CUR Yutronin ertoren.
Dim Giensta9 Nbeno III Der peril 98O6e
itNd Die bcin0te SrOu Sullioan nit
einem Meiier i6ren 8utten, uno oisiss
mar ibre .%erIte" Geitun9 ni6t. Sm
Qeri6tli6en NerDDre, oas Serr Sulli=
ban Gnitren9te I'M cine S6eioun9 bon
ieiner nbelieren" SdIite 81 ~ertOnNcn
t%OnitQtirte man inter Nnoerem fOl=
Genoe S9atIQ6en:
@pr einem Sabre bate 6rau SuQi=
ban ibren @enlOll Ourh Oas SobNnnls=
beerens0 GltrGu6, bel ibrem SNuie, 9e-
i6Ieppt unO ibm 9out pDm @elihte
fraBt unO ben WiOnn oo3u nod aus benz
S0u'e Qeia1t. Dab Der Monn bislpCi=
len ll6 Dem Srunte cr9ab ideint inter
Den n]OrbunOenen umitGnoen ertlQrlih.
3es Mannes @ebGlt oOn $50 Den WO=
nat muBte or leoen 3abltGg Qoni unO
~UOll3dbljg ObIieIern. Oils oieier nun
Oerfi. WOde an 3iensta9 $50 SuriIf=
bsbulten mOllte I'M peri6ieoene Nuss
luQen 81 oeden, 9erictb 6r0u SUliOnn
OerNrt III Wutb, oNB lie iGm cine Safe
beiBen 3bee ms Geii6t mari uno ben
Oarouf aus DEM SArie 6liebenoen nit
einem SrOOmeier UeriOl9te pOmit tie
ibm am Nbeno audi einen Std bei=
brNate. Oils Der Mann iie OertlaQt
bate, Derlan9te bic 6rau nod bOn ibm
CT iOle ibr einen gOno bon $500 unter=
sei6nen, mas er benz ,liebenspilroi9en
gbe9eipOns" wOblpeisli9 abIdlu9.
Sic ftreitbare Sausfrou puroe bon
6rlsOensri6ter MurpbD unter Cider
beiten bon 5000 geitellt uno an bic
8roB9ei9wOrenen OerWieIen. Serr
SnlliOan IO9irt unteroeiien in einem
SOtel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-07
Sic @ittpub @bcno aun;rrtr i'm
SmiiBrnparf,

unter ben gluIpisien uno Der Seitun9
Der ShiibengeieQi6Oit finoen INNER
S]NelIueDmer mno Qeminncn all=
mQ0lit, trOG 0G9 Gintrlttsprti'es, cine
iplrtliNe Q~ppUl0ritdt. lluO oieie Be-
liebtDei: OCroOnten oieie glbenounter=
~bOltungen DOrSii9lih 5mei S0den, nQnl=
lid: erltCn5 Der ~tNoellDIen Sronung,
Die bel allen &rnSerten herrl6t uno
Damn Nu9 Der Oor5il9li6en Wulit,
!pelbe Die ,,Gprnet guno" ~liefert.
Sic @erm0ltInQ oes ShiiBenpartes
peroient oieie3 Sob umIOmebr, ais tie
iib uibt beirreu l0Bt Don Den lQ6erli=
t'n 3urtbtweiiun9cr, wel6e ell gu
OiOlouum, ONs li9 ieines Namens 81
IhQmeu iheint, llno lid Oaiiir nit
Patron" unterSei6nct, I'M Seize
graph" ert6eilte. Gus PrO9rnmm oNs
DIR. Gdtrpn" 9erne ausgefilbrt lGbe,
beItebt aus SOnSen, etDas Onoeren Grs
fri'6un0en al. stale sandwiches and
pop uno ~ilberbnupt etp0s Sulti9eres.
Q8us Der quite Wtann ipDbl Qerne bate,
iAeint inn ieIblt Oifenbnr ein grDBeres
GGtbiel 81 iein ais Den @eiern. Slid
li6ermciie mcrocn Die &erwOlter be5
S6iibenpNrte5 ben ,,etiu05 9rOb" aus=
9eOrilften 9Siini6en bcs Orr. Ya=
trOn" feline &eOhtuu9 l6eltcu.