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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-30
NEWPORT NEWS.

NEWPORT, July 30.--Ihere was a special
meeting of the City Council last evening,
when 500 was voted for the park COM
mission TO illuminate Washington square
on fete night, and 600 for The decoration
OF public buildings. Washburn Circus
applied for license for August 8, but it
the table.
Special Officer Sweeney was yesterday
suspended from duty for one week. 1t is
understood that the officer insulted two
ladies, but the Mayor says he disobeyed
orders.
Tne bicycle parade set for August has
been postponed TO August Is on account
for that day.
Mr.. ID. Le Roy Dresser was In town
yesterday trying to get people interested
in his rubber works, which he hopes to
start up shortly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-30
EAST PROVIDENCE.
Interesting Items From the Big Tow
Across the River.

Interesting Items From the Big Town
Across the River.
Howard Lodge, No. IL. K. OF p, held
its regular meeting.lsst evening and was
well attended. The rank of esquire was
conferred upon one page. There were
present. as guests knights from What
Cheer and Rhode Island lodges.
The rain storm OF yesterday and last
night was quite severe in this town and
washed the streets TO considerable ex-
tent.
Daniel Kirby from Riverside, where he
had been arrested for being drunk. In
the District Court he pleaded guilty to
the charge and was fineu q and costs.
Last evening, Patrick Boylsn, who re-
sides on North broadway, compla ICED at
the police statiou that the Italians en-
ployed in laying water pipe in the vicin-
lty steal his vegeta bles. The matter w III
be Investigated by the police.
Last evening the regulsr Wednesday
evening promenade con cert was given by
Hudson's band. There was q very large
crowd present, completely filling town
hall square.
A number of young lads OF this town
have formed bicycle club, under the
nhiHe VI the Tsdbl IEONlutnCo Juulor
Bicycle Club, and have elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, Elmer
Luther; vice-president, Arthur Hunter;
secretary and treasurer, Harris H.. Per.
kins; captain, Harold Chace; first lieu
tenant Arthur Rich; second lieutenant,
Charles Reed. The club numbers 13
members. They have secured quarters
on Grove avenue and will issue chal-
lenges to any club of young lads for rae
ing events.
Red bridge has received new coat OF
paint and ~ no longer Central bridge,
the name "Red Bridge" In large letters
having been placed at each end OF the
bridge.
FIREMENs MUSTER.
At meeting OF the Narragansett
Volunteer Fire Company at Riverside
last night the following comm ittee was
appointed to look after the interests Of
the organization at the Crescent PARK
muster on August rs: Levi y. Win
chester, chairman; Walter Balcom, secre-
tary; Domingo Hall, treasurer.
THE THIEVES ESCAPED.
A pair of lifters broke into the Phillips
dale store this morning at 2 o'clock and
in wrenching open the till set off the
burglar alarm. The gong aroused Mr..
Eugene +. Phillips, who was at the bup-
erintendents house. and the watchman
in the mills, and they hurried to the
store In time to see thieves crawl out of a
window and cut across the lots. Mr..
Phillips and his companions sent volley
OF revolver bullets after the fugitives,
but none OF the lead took effect and in
spite of a search kent up until daylight,
the thieves escaped.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-30
PASCoaG.

= 1t is expected that Grand Commander
Rounds aud Past Grand Commander
Burlingame of the United Order of the
Golden Gross Will be present at the oct
ing Of Commandery %, to be held Mt the
Hemlocks Wednesday,. Aug. r..
Lieutenant Stephan NJ. Hopkins Camp,
2i. sons OF Veterans, will vacate their
present hall on Main street July 81 They
have rented the hall of +. 5. Fsgan two
blocks teiow.
The mill situation has a very doubtful
look. I he Union, Sheffield No. 2, Laurel
Hill Yarn Co. Iand Grsniteville are en-
tireiy shut down, while the Stone,
Worsted and Harrisville mills are doing
very little. w. h. Slade * Co. are running
full time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-30
OFFICERS WERE ON HAND.

At 1:40 O'Clock this morning officers
kirby aud Curley heard the noise of
smashing glsss. They Immediately
scented a bold attempt at breaking and
entering, with intent 30 commit larceny
and started out TO investigate, but this
was the time they were fooled for they
founu that the upper sash of enc OF the
windows in the store OF Miss Margaret
Reynolds, 6Si North Main street, had be-
come loosened from its fastenings aud
dropped down. This was the cause of
the noise, and after examining the sizes
of the pieces OF glass, tho officers began
travelling their beats again. tN
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-30

The project to reorganize tho shoe
firm OF Lewis Gross & Co. which failed
at Amesbury. Mass. with liabilities OF
$4,000, has been abandoned
The Duke OF Westminster, az chair.
man OF the Cretan distress FUND. has APP
pointed Bickford Smith TO distribute the
English ana American funds In Crete.
The governments Of the United States
and, Honduras have entered into parcel
post convention. the documents having
been just signed by President Cleveland.
Lewis Conner and John Farrell. cornice
workers. were terribly injured at Caih-
bridge. Mass. by the fall Of a staging
upon which they were working. Conner
Will die.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-30
THEY WERE ONLY FISHERMEN.

1t seems that the presence of the three
men found in the yard Of Jesse Metca!f
on the Woodward road early yesterday
morning has been accounted for in way
that will relieve the anxiety OF residents
OF that neje hbo rhood. Three French
Canadians walked through Branch avenue
from North Providence, and at the corner
of Veazie street asked couple of resi-
dents the shortest way to the French
village. They. were directed properly and
told to turn To the right. but instead
kept straight ahead on their path, and as
was natural from tue way thty were GO
ing came very near TO MIR. Metcalfs resi-
dence, where they were seen by a SER
want. The fishermen were as much sur
prised as auyosi when they found out
wnere they were.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-30
Mckinley Gets pust OF Himself

Canton. o.. July 30.--A committee from
the University Of Chicago yesterday
called on Major Mckinley. as the repre-
sentative OF the Republican club OF that
school. TO pay their respects to the Re
publican candidate and 60 present TO
him a life-sized marble bust OF himself.
The bust was made by Hans Hirsch.
the noted sculptor OF that city. The
bust liz finished in American parian
marble. mounted on mahogany plaque.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-30

Dennison. O., July 30.-The Dennison
Deposit bank closed its doors yesterday,
and assigned to L. NJ. Bailey. The liza
bilites will reach 100000, while the as
sets will hardly cover $4,000. The feel
ing against the bank is very bitter, as
II is generally known that it accepted
deposits Tuesday night. after business
hours.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-30
BRISTOL.

The remains OF Mrs. Harriet f..
BrigRs, formerly matron of the Home
for Destitute Children, were taken TO
Harrisville yesterday for burial.
The Up-to-Date Club will mako anot her
excursion on August I, on which occa-
sion their lady frienos Will take part.
Niera Ricoeo, aa Italian vender, com
ing into town with load of fruit and
vege tables, met with quite y setback on
the main road this motnlng. When near
ing town his or,e was taken with a fit.
falling aud breaslng of both shifts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-30
The Ninrtnn Hooin.

City. Neb.. July 30.-Hon J.
Sterling Morton has been petitloned by
a large number OF Nebraska Democrats
60 deliver a lecture on finance before he
leaves the state. lie has not yet indi-
Gated G disposition TO comply. IL Is
hintcd that this Is a part OF the plan by
which the Morton boom for president
on the ticket Of the Morton wing of the
Democratic party is to be furthered.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-30
Wnd stnrms Continue.

Cincinnati. July SO.-A tornado struck
Sydney and vicinity last evening. The
hills protected the city, but houses were
unroofed and trees were twisted of. II
was worse in the country. but not loss OF
life has thus far been reported. South
Charleston was also visited by most
destructive wind and rain storm. Trees
were uprooted. fences prostrated. and
many bridges swept away. Crops have
been made worthless.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-30
CRANSTON.

Work on the siding at the corner OF
Crnnston street and Haven avenue has
begun at last. rhe l0-minute cars will
come later on.
Several OF the streets on the West
Arlington plat have been graded and
curbed, and the pools of water which
hsve caused much comment are now
drained oU.
Two loads OF railroad ties have been
rlacod on. Cranston street beyond
knightsville for the electric road extern
sion. IL IS said that the work will GO
right on.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-30
Prison LIE Mad. Ea.x.

London. Iuiy 30 d.. jameson and his
fellow prisoners have been made FIRST
class misdemeanants. which allows them
10 have their meals from outside Hol.
loway Jail. % dress in their own clothes
10 have their mental work done by the
other prisoners. and 60 have a small al.
lOwance OF beer or wine.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-30
In Memory of Long Ago

Ipswich. Mass. July 30 The memorial
tablets in honor OF Ezekiel Cheever. Rev.
Nathaniel Ward. Richard Saltonstall
and Rev. Nathaniel Rogers. the dis
tinguished men of Ipswich who lived in
the 18th century. were unveiled here yes
terday afternoon. The exercises were
attended by large crowd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-30
Non-Union Men Assaulted

Lynn. Mass, July 3O-When the non
union workmen in the Plant shoe fac.
tory left work at o'clock last evening
fully 1000 people were in waiting. Three
Of the workmen were followed to their
boarding house. and before police as.
sistance could be obtained two OF the
men were badly assaulted. Arrests are
expected
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-30
Suicide With Poison

Hartford, July 30-Stella Porter, aged
q years. who occupied a room on the
upper floor of the Charter Oak bank
building committed suicide by taking
poison yesterday. Her room was poorly
furnished, and II is thought dependency
induced the crime.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-30
in THESE PLANTATIONS.

went into the summer garden which
Moses Paine runs on Charles street and
later on reported that male membe
her hat.
The funeral of Samuel j. Dumford took
place from his late home at Wsnskuck
This morning, and was attended by a
large number of friends. Mr.. Dumford
was operated on for appendicitis, but
his case was too severe a one TO have the
operation prove successful.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-30

Movements of Warships.

Washington, July 3o.--The Minneapolis
has arrived at Leith. the Marblehead at
Catania. the Bancroft at Bridgeport.
Conn. and the Monadnock at Port
Angeles. The Marion has sailed from
Panama for Callao. and the Essex from
Tunchal for Gardeners bay.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-30
Kruger Saws Nothing

Pretoria, July 30 The public here gen
orally are surprised at the leniency of
the sentence In the cages of DR.. jameson
and his associates. President Kruger
has been interviewed on the subject but
declined to express an opinion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-30
Bryan Republicans Barred.

Denver. July so.-The Colorado Re-
publican state central committee yes
terday passed a resolution endorsing
Mckinley and Hobart. anp ruling all
Republicans who had announced them
selves for Bryan and Sewall out Of the
deliberations of the party.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-30
III. G.. WELLS,

entitled In ABYSS 1t describes extraordinary
experiment in Deep Sea Soundings The experimental
goes five miles below the surface in hollow metal sphere
with thick glass windows You will be told how he felt
what he and the startling of his escap from
unexpected perls.
Next is characteristic story by
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-30
Wind nnl Rnlu

Huntington, Ind. July SO-A tornado
yesterday afternoon damaged many
buildings here. twisting off trees and
rendering worthless many fields OF corn
and oats. 1t was accompanied by q
deluging rain
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-30
Hot weather In Kentucky

Louisville. July 30--The present hot
spell has broken the record. for the past
~ years Tuesday the thermometer
registered 9S.O5. and yesterday 1t regis
tered 9S degrees, Two deaths, due to the
beat, are reported. and there have been
Numerous prOstrations
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-30
CHARLES KELSEY GAINES,

in vivid and realistic narrative entitled :" AeK WHERE
BE You " field hitherto little known in fiction. The
is laid among the rough lumbermen in the widest
part of Northern Maine, and the climax is reached in
thrilling duel on plan absolutely
Then comes stirring bicycle story, by
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-30
HOWARD FIELDING.

1t is entitled THE WAY OF
THE TRANsGREssoR," and is
full of surprises, Under very
peculiar circumstances, three
hardened jail-birds relate
their adventures tc a student
of criminalogy, who in the
end becomes amusingly in
volved in a bold attempt at
robbery. The plot is worked
out with consummate in
genuity.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-30

No morphine q, opinin in Dr. Miles PtIs
PuLLs. CvRE AL Paln. "one cent a dose"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-30
OWEN HALL,

entitled BREAKING RECORD" tale of India, weird and
full of mystery with phantom faces whstng bullets and
desperate for life
tragic tale by
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-30
o~e>e001

This is the month for Rest Recreation, and Light
Reading. We offer patrons
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rperoen in Srantreih in jiiuglter 3eit
ruieoer bGufig bernenoet uno Stpar peis
len bic bierbei benuBten 8lofen cine
ei9enartige 6Orm auf. Der bon fol-
den @lofen eingenommene &aum 1T
eln duBerlt 9erin9er, neil bic 8eItalt
oerIelben rObrenarti9 lit. Man bat
9eflnoen, oaB oieIe SOrm einen duBerIt
an9enebmen lan9peQi9en Son 0ibt,
Der Ielbit auf ipeite g%ntfernungen b6r=
bar mtro. Cine 9anSe @nsabl oieier
rObrenartig geiOrmten @lofen nebel1=
chamber auf9e6dn9t, 9ibt ein 9dut-
tuert, Dab iib GROCER 8eliebtbeit er7
freut. Quf oieie Weiie lit IS mOgli6
ielbit feline &ir6tbiirme nit elmer oro=
BEN NnSabl 8lbfen gu perIeben, mas
bel Der bisberi0en Sorm Der @lofen
ni4t mOgli6 mar. Die r0brenartioe
8eltalt paBt It3 n%atur9emdB Der SOrm
oes Sburmes an uno erfOroert beioa=
oers niht Die tolOnaleu 8eriiIte, neI6e
gum aufbGn9en Der bielen Gentner
l6meren 8lOden erforoerli6 tparen.
9Die oas Patent uno te3niI3e Siireau
bon &iAaro 2iioers in 8iirIib mits
tbetlt, itelten 1i6 oieie nelen 8lofen
i'll preiIe beoeuteno biQiger une oiirf=
ten oaber fir tleinere Str6sn iebr seeis=
net iein.
Sn ct. @alni5 erei9nete Iid
mG6reuo Der Quffibrung oes Dramas
Die beioen Wailen" Elm ungliitsfal
auf Der SIbne. Sin S6auIpieler,
Der plOBli9 beiIer tpuroe uno feline GOQe
meiter ipieIen WOlte, lieB ii6 gtOnit
Gus Der apOtbete bolen. anItatt nur
einen Sropfen in eirem Gtas @aIIer
81 nebnlen. trant er cine 3iemli6e
Wtenge oaOOn unOermiI6t. Die Wir-
tun9 oes Sites mar fur6tbor. Ser
S60uipieler Wuroe unter Grdmpien
BON Der Subne 0etra9en unO itarb bulo
unter entIeBIi4en Sbmer3en.
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Der Ginri4tun9 BON grieftaubenpofen
Swii9en ben ab9ele9enen ,@amps" uno
ben nd9iten @iienbabnltationen ae.
ma9t. Sie 8erQpfaoe mad pielen
y9amps" iino Defenders i'm Winter
IhWer 81 paiiiren unO bic 9%ef6roerung
bon Sriefen oaber nidt nur toItIpieli9,
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re4t gut bewdbrt.
Dor Stuanjig Sabrsn nod tparen
Der Saiier unO Die Saiierin bon Sapan
9ebeili9te PerIOuen, bic Niemano auBer
ben bO9Iten SOfbeamten gu ie6en be-
tam, uno aud oieien 9s9eniiber blieb
oas 8eIi6t oes SaiIsrs tets perIhlei=
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bic Srantenbduier, oeren SniaEen Tie
anipri4t uno beihentt, uno srpar ebenIo
fret bon allem @eremOniel, iuie mir
Nebnli4es i'm @benolanoe eep6bnt
ftno. Sieie i9nsIe 8erdnoeruna III
9epiB fur oas neue Sapun 4aratteriit-
tii6.
= Der 35jdbri9e Sbomas N. Gar.
Ion, pelGer bel Der Sirma Sobannes
Brothers in SrOOtlpn als glert anae-
ltelt mar uno nit isinsn 4n9ebOrigen
an Der 8iniOr Serrace, Slatbuib,
noEnte, 1T oas Opfer zines ei9entbam.
li4en llnfalls 9etpOroen. Oils er
Samstag abeno in ieinem Sauie, nit
elmer tnrSen Pfeife i'm Munoe, bic
8reppe binauf9ing, that er eiuen 6ebl.
tritt, rel 9e9en oGs 8eldnoer llno itieB
lt4 bic YfeifenipiBe in ben 8aumsn.
Gr perlOr oas 8ewuBtiein uno ftarb,
ME Der ibn bebanoelnoe grst ertldrte,
an 8e6irnblutung.
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Offices tunbeu % bis IL 80 Born, 100
bis $50 yta9ut. uno 7 bis 8 ubr Abeubs.
Sonnta9s, pon $3.50 bis IL llbr Born.
@oniulatiouen uIsutseltIi5 uub tonfibens
tell.
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9afea&er fur 1896.
Se6et6I6er.

9spt1 Der slrmen SssIsn, BON SOiepb @dTs
mann, 4tarr,r. Selebruusen uRe Sstiptslt nber ben
2uItanb Der Sssisu i'm Tssieuer. Summt stnsm pouS
fdnsieen Ssbstbu5s gum Sroits %bsrislbsH. aussaos
init sr6ssrrm Druid. MT
Is. ~SO2-Sdpurss ssiuwaus, s.prssts Osrsn' Hos9s
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Deo. 402-S4par,s esOu Dstsu, p~srsOISst. SOlSid .Soi
WssIen Der ainoadt. Sebst' uno AnSaats5a5;
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No. 3-qsiupano, Gedtn init RelteiprdSuuS, SoIoS
19HttI. ....-.s. 49,
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No. 15A-Persian calf, b~tseioms Ssdsn, Solos
q l0ntN..'' '''....'''' nISS
u. al92-French morocco, patttrts Gtdsn, ol'sS.
prsIuua, 9olbtitel uuo goloi9Httt zoe
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pr.Huua, 9olotiteI uuo SoloidHttt. ..Sl.2O
Wo. 3e?O-German calf, patttrts Gttsn, SItnoprsis
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pon siusm lrieitsr Der @rsbi5ssis Rem 9ort. 4AX3
sol. 4sO S.it.u, uuO mt stusm StabIitia.
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Netra6tnmas6a6er.

Sssenoe bon Den Iieben SeiIisen @ottss.
Stt. y. 9tah ben beitsu Gueaen ~bearbsitet u. bsrauss
9eseben. Reid iuultrirte Aussabe. Dtit mebreren
6arbsnoruds StIeeru. Quarto aussabe. 1880 Ssitsu.
Su iOIiosm ~Ssbsrbauo ................ $500
Sothue, ess bodp. 9eoubaro 96riittatbolii9s
6uuopotias, ODER turje ausleguug aler ioHHs uuo
ieittdglthen @ptiteIH uuo @uauJeitsn iammt eardus
6sutlt5en g~rtldruus ots 8irbeuiabrss, Der uor,lss
Iiaitsu Sirhsusebrdude, Der bL. Vtsis, elmer Sduss
RessAuoadt uuo eeu bL. SreusBege, ionic ben
bettet uub psrmGbrt oou =. 5raHS Sattlsr, prIsiter Der
9sitQI6ait Seiu. ~ Sstteu. gtt SO SQuitraiionsn,
boruutsr bic IA StattoHsbtlOsr oes StspemptoritsHs
brubers Var S5uaSl ........ ......S1. so
@ir flbrsu elm UoatiuOtsss Eager pen Ssbetbi6eru
tn osutiber, eusltider. polutider, irauB0itibsr Spra5e
etc. ionic pon 8oisutrduisH, Srustfrsu, Brass
bound Crosses etc.
cbiee &aIenoer nno Sndbe r ipsroeu iranfo
eesen Ginienouns oes Betrasss Suseiteat,
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pon @oas Su Wo4s III bisism Slatte furss
grtitel iibcr peri1isbsns piiienl9aftIi6e,
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Namen unb Sbre @brsiis on ben uItsn an.
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sic weroen iebeu Wouat elnsu 8oget ers
balten wel6er bic Irtitsl fir ben betrsfieus
BEN Monat entbdlt.
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fen 3ise oeS WeltsnS bic Der g~urliit9tou
Don ct. gaul unb minneapolis na6 Obi
ca9o, ct. 9ouiS uno alen anDereu Salpt.
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sr Is ui9t fam, 10 wsnbeu sic Ii9 al
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Sen. &. g. 9. asmt,
". pcul Wiuu.
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H. 3. Wilbius & Go.

go. 7-ertnpuub $ Ssd,u nit R,IisfprasuuS @ot6s
l9nttt. ............. ............ 4oe
20. 6-esinpaHo : Seten NIT &elitfpraguug. Solos
titel uuo Soloibuttt 80. .......... 900
Ro. 14-French morocco. bieeiame Dedeu, @olos
trsus uue .Ettel, @oloibHttt ......... zoe
Go. 32-Persian Seal, pattirte Gedsu, 9oIotiisI
uHo s8ignstte, 9olSi6uitt ........ .Sl.OO
Go. 3s92-German calf. uattirts Gsd.u, Sliuepr.Is
Jung, Soloihnitt T.. .............. 81. As
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-25

Weniq tultioirt. - WiiIto-
mar; 50 Sumbo, bait Su bic Gebren
oes Sruoers Satlan in DID aufgenu-
men?" -WiIoer: Sa - iammt benz
Sruoer."
au Der &eiie.-v9apa, 9apa,
bort binten tommt Elm 8ensoarm.
Serftef raid oeine SaidsnapOtbets!"
= r8arum2" vSu bait ia feline
8onSefion."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-25
San lberaa 9iu.

3nm 9reiis eiuer Sabrt uuo 3rpet Dollar
ttr bic Runoretie am 10. MGr3 pirb bic
Homeseekers Excursion gle fait mad ie,
DEM Staate in Der Union uiu G6icaqo @reot
9Seitern iiibreu. Der 10. RGr3 lit Der leete
Gag. Utan ipre5e 9. q. Rauce, 763 Drain
Stra6e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-25

Time table taking effect Dec. Is. 1896.
TRAIN NO. 8.-CWest and South.
Leave daily except Sunday
chicago ..s..s .....s ........ %. D ID q m
Arive:-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-25

Setlt 6rouii3e urb priuote Rrant6eiten.
S6reibet tbm iibsr Gureu Tall nuo er wiro
gu6 eiu gutter Sreuno ieiu. Beun Sie
auoere aerSte erfOlglos ueriu6t baben, 10
touIultireu Sie eiu DIAL Or. SeemamI. ST.
bat idou piele 9ebeilt, mel6eu pom an6erer
geio9t worben mar, lie fOmtten ui6t 9ebeilt
rueroeu. 9broui DE NIB priuate
6rantbeiten uou WGlueru uIb Sraueu
iiub feline SpeSiolitdtsn.
Gotarr6, nit pel3em 10 piele be6aftet
iiub, wiro pom tbm III iebr tur;er Belt nit
i%elbitei9eueu Witteln 9ebeilt. unb ID r
tOnnt ju 9aufe gebetIt werbeu.
Gr beilt Srautbeitsu bes Ser;ens, Der
Geber, Der 9un9en unb bss MGseus.
@enu Cure augsu i6ma6 iino
uuo peun Sbr cine 9riQe brQu6t, oorontirt
Der Dottor Sud cine portrcfll9e, poiienOe
Srtue. 0a er eiren iebr ieiueu &ppQrat III
bieiem 3Uet bat. - Beuu Sbr uuf irgeio
cine Dirt trauf ieio uno ouBerbolb Der Stuot
Wo6ut, 10 t0nut Sbr benz 0ottor i6reibeu
uto ibm mittbetleu rpte Sbr iiblt, uno er
miro Sud gang eriOlSrei9 bebauOeIu tOuuen.