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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-01-28
DRY GOODS.
REVIEW OF
BARGAINS

Hosiery.
December Bird, 1896. we ffered 120 dozel
Ladies' Black H Sc from tho late firm O
Hilton, Hughes 6, Co., Now York. We car
s:fely say that this is the best bargain eve
offered by us in twenty years. We have
only ii dozen left and they go at the nomi
nal price 25c, worth 45c. Following sizes il
stock: dozer, size s; 2 dozen, size S1b
3 dozen, size 8. Don't be slow in picking up
this extraordinary bargain.
Handkerchiefs.
Many choice qualities left over from the
holiday tIade. About dozen Ladies' Extra
Fine Hemstitched Handkerchefs reduced to
1Sc. Former price 25c.
Warm Gloves.
We have placed all the odds in Ladies
Cashmere Gloves in one lot at 15c. Former
price 25c and 30c. About . dozen.
| Winter Weather.
The ground covered with snow and the
| cold bracing air make us think of the neres-
sity of clothing ourselves in Warm WooltIl
! Underwear From present indications We
must expect the hardest part of winter in
February and March. Now for VAIN bar.
gains.
Mems Underwear.
! Lot ]. 4 Mems All Wool Undershirts, size
~ Price S1.25. Now Toe.
| Lot Mems Extra Heavy Wool Draw
ers, sizes A. Al. Price 50 25. Now 81
Lot 3 8 Mems French Fitting Fancy I'm.
dershirts, size So Price 81 75 Now 81.
| Lot A. IL Mems Wool Undershirts, sizes
2-2S, 6-40 and 4.42. Price $1.25. Now
! 75c.
Lot 5. 6 Mems Wool Drawers, sizes 2-3S,
40 Price S1.25. Now 75c.
Lot 7 Mems Undershrts, sizes 3.3S,
40. Price Soc. Now SOC.
Ladies Underwear.
Lot l. 3 Ladies' All Wool Undershirts
size 3s; Price 81 Is: Now 75c.
g. Price ) % Now 75c.
Lot 8 I Ladies' Wool Drawers, sizes 3-32,
4-34 Price Now So.
Lot 4 ) Ladies Undershirts, size "a.
Price Soc Vow 5O:.
Lot 5. s ia'c. Drawers sizes aud {,
Price soc Non 37hc.
LIT &. Lad .os' Undcrshirts size 80
Price 81 % ,ow 75c.
Lot !. IA --A1ies' Undeishirts, size 3.
Price 15c Noa Toe.
Children's Underwear.
LOT l. y ,ilurvnS TN 1er5hlrfs. all WOOL.
sizes Do ard DC. Price Go Now 35c.
Lot 2 Childrcn's Undershirts, all wool,
ss4 30. Price S1.15. Now 75c.
Lot 3. 6 Chi!dren's Undershirts, all wool,
size 7. Price 75c. Now so.
Lot L. 2S Children's Drawers sizes Ais.
400, S %. 4-2S. 3 30. Price 25c Now sc
Lot D. 20 Children's Undershir;s, sizes
SIG, 500, 4-26. Price 25c Now 15c.
Corsets.
What are the features mbedded in thesA
rapid selling Corsets? Shades of comfort,
essence Of durability. and concentrated union
of beauty and low price. The balance of our
dwindling remaining stock of Corsets con-
tinues TO create intense excitement at SOC
worth 81 25 All S1.50 and 81 10 Corsets
have been sold from this lot How many
families in this city have bought and pairs
of these exhilarating Corsets?
G9s-LET US ALL KEEP WARM AND
DEFY KING COLD."tSN
&c. M ADAMS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-01-28
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-Tho railway and
miscellaneous stock market was dull and firm
this morning. The trading was entirely pro-
fessional in It's character and the changes in
prices, except in rare instances. were merely
fractional. The fluctuations in The general
list were only 1slla per cent The indus
trials were inclined to weakness, but the
losses were comparatively light Speculation
al eleven o'clock was dull and fcatureless.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-01-28

WINTRY WEATHER.-The weather
was wild and bleak last night, furnish,
ing the most glariug picture of winter
SO far this year. At midnight there
were five inches of snow on the level
and it was growing deeper every min
ute. Snow began to fall early in the
afternoon, and by 7 o'clock the storm
was at its height. There was no wind,
however, and the more unpleasant &C.
Compartment of drifting was not expert
enced. The heavy downfall lessened
about 10 o'clock, and during the re.
mainder of the night snow fell at inter-
walls. There were but few people on the
streets, and they were out through COM
pulsion, and plodded their way home
ward as soon as possible. The employees
Of the electric road were busy keeping
their track clear. Some of the trains
were delayed, but not long. They ex-
perienced the greatest trouble going in-
to Washington. They had no trouble in
the country, and 1t was after crossing
the Long bridge going into the city that
the cars were stalled. They were not
troubled here. Flows and sweepers,
however, soon removed the distractions
to traffic, and the trains were making
up for lost time The trailers were left
of the trains running between the two
cities and only the the motor cars
were used About ten O'clock to-day
a snow drift on the tracks on the Four
teenth street grade in Washington in
teriered for over an hour with the
running Of trains and during the day
they have run at irregular intervals.
4 few sleighs were out last night and
today but the weather was too cold to
enjoy the sport.
The snow has covered theic and put
a stop to skating.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-01-28

sS1DE TRAcKED."-A.Q @. Scammon's
Company in "Side Tracked" will be
the attraction at the Opera House Sat
urday night, when the great American
tramp appears in role which makes
each spectator not only laugh as each
familiar aspect of tramp nature is dis
played, but arouses frequent and gen
erous applause. Several specialties are
introduced into the action of the play,
and the scenery carried by the compa-
nv is new and appropriate. The plot
is we'll constructed and there is enough
interest in the development of the story
to attract every class of theatre-goers.
The mechanical effects deserve especial
mention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-01-28

Speaking truth is like writing fair
and comes only by practice. 1t is
less matter of will than of habit,
and I doubt if any occasion can be
trivial which permits the practice
and formation Of such habit. TIC
speak and act truth with constancy
and precision is nearly rs difficult,
and perhaps as meritorious, as to
speak it under intimidation or pen
atty. And it is q strange thought
how many men there are, as l trust,
who would hold it at the cost of for
tune or life for one who could hold
it at the cost of little daily trouble.
-Ruskin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-01-28

JR. o. u. A. NAT the regular
meeting OF ]. W. Jackson Council, Jr.
o. U. A. NJ, held last night, one candi'
date was initiated and one application
for membership received. Mr.. B. F.
Warder, of Alexandria Council, pre-
sented this council with a handsome
emblem of the order.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-01-28
Potatoes.

This is a world of disappoint-
ments. A French medical journal
states that the Belgians are the
largest consumers of potatoes in the
world, and the Irish come next.
"'Twas ever thus from childhood g
hour. LOS Angeles Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-01-28
TOMORROW, FRIDAY,
REMNANT DAY

We advertise regularly, five days of each
week, only complete lines of fresh and per-
feet goods, and reserve for one day, Friday,
our remnant day-broken lioes and sizes,
odds aud ends short lengths, &c, giving tho
exact size, quantityiand length we have to
sell at the prices that you may know at o
glance whether it will or will not meet your
need Tomorrow will be an interesting rem.
nant day TO the many who know the great
inducements VIC offer to our patrons to relieves
us of our weekly collection of remnante.
Article OF use, comfort, convenience, and or
nament for home and the person will be in
tho great list. And we've marked them at
very specially low figures. In many cases
you save half and more from usual prices.
-O:-
EOnDG DELIVERED IN ALRi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-01-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PRoBABILITIEs.-Fo this
section fair tonight snd Friday colder to-
night; temperature will fall to about zero
Friday morning; northweste,ly winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-01-28

ARL1NGroN CATTLE MARKET. Jan. 25-.
At Arlington stock yards.-Cattlc-So few
Cattle were offered and sold rs follows: Best
4a4bc, good 334a4c, medium 3a38.c
common BABE per Id. Sheep and Lambs
Some few sheep and lambs were on the
market and sold as follows: Sheep DAB lbc
per ID. Lambs 4a5c Ter h. Calves $3.50, c
per ID Ten COWS and calves sold at $50
to $40 per head. Market was coed for ali
kinds of stock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-01-28

CHICAGO, Jan. % VII at-May 769sa
76a. July 1914; Sent 70. Corn-May
237s: July %; Sept 261s OatS-May 15;is
a15a4; July 1855. fork-May 81 90
Lard-Jan So Sly; May So 971ha4 CO.
Ribs-May S4 02ls. Wheat opened quiet
with a iirmer tone. Corn opened quiet and
steady.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-01-28

NEW YORK Jan. 2S Flour q1iet, steady
and unchanged. Wheat-No 2 red moder-
ately active and irmer; 1tic higher on fair
fore gn buying; Ma ch 96lsaS6A. Rye
dull Corn-No 2 quiet and firmer; No .
2SSa29as Oats-No 2 dull and steady
State and Western 22a29; May Do Pork
and Lard dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-01-28

POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed of this MOI ning;
Frank Baltimore and Benjamin Luz
cas- both colored, arrested by Officers
Sherwood, Beach and Proctor charged
with selling liquor without license,
had their case continued until next
Wednesday night.
Josephine Lee, colored,, arrested oy
Officer Sherwood for drunken and dis
orderly conduct, was fined 50 or given
80 DAYS in the work house.
Four strangers. arrested by Officer
Ferguson for vagrancy, were dismissed.
Mont Report.-Last night was clear
and cold. Three prisoners and thir'
Teen dodgers were at the station house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-01-28

Alexandria Market. January 2S.
The offerings of grain to-day were almost
nothing Prices are unchanged and but little
is doing. Country Produce is in fair 1s.
mand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-01-28

PERsoNAL-Friends of Gen. Filz-
hugh Lees family say that Mrs. Lee is
delighted with winter life in Havana.
The General occupies an elegant house,
and he has with him besides his wife
his oldest son and his oldest daughter.
Mrs. c. w. Ashby entertained her
friends at beautiful euchre party yes
terday evening. Those taking part in
the game were: Mrs. George Uhler,
Mrs. George S. French, Mrs. w. B
Smoot. Mrs. Beig, Mrs. l.. G. Barley,
Mrs. w. B. Daingerfeld, Mrs. T. W.
Robinson, Mrs. Writ French, Mrs. S.
G.. Brent, Mrs. Robert French, Mrs. D..
J. Howell, Miss Lizzie Potts, Miss Mag
gle Ashby, Miss Eleanor French and
Mrs. Purvis. The prizes were won by
Mrs. w. B. Smoot and Miss Maggie
Ashby.
The Wednesday Night Eucbre Club
was very pleasantly entertained last
night by Miss Ellen Herbert at her
home on Washington street. The
prizes were won by Miss Carrie Hunter
and Mr.. Albert Smoot, and the conso-
lation prize by Miss Josie Robinson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-01-28

A CONCERT for the benefit OF the
Railroad Reading Rooms will be given
in the rooms tonight at $50 O'Clock.
A sood attendance is expected, as the
committee having the arrangements IN
charge have arranged az Interesting
programme. the admission will be oy
silver coin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-01-28

THE WEATHER AND THE RIVER
The weather which had grown milder
yesterday after the snow began falling,
grew Geld again about IL o'clock last
night, when the wind came out from
the northwest and blew quite gale.
The mercury dropped to 10 and at
noon to day had risen to but 140 The
river is virtually blocked to everything
but the Norfolk steamers and the ice
which covers its surface is from two to
four inches thick. This is also covered
with snow. The steamer Columbia
was withdrawn from the ferry line to-
day and that line has entirely suspend.
ed and most of the employees here have
been laid Off The Norfolk steamer
which arrived about an hour and a
half late this morning reports the Bal
timore steamer Potomac at Tolson's
wharf. An oil barge for the Standard
Oil Company in Washington was towC d
up the river last night as far as this city
where it stopped. The transfer barge
is experiencing much difficulty in
making trips to Shepherds, but so far
has not missed trip. 1t is generally
believed that the ice blockade will con-
tinue for some days.
At o'clock this afternoon the mer-
curry registered Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-01-28

1OO DOZEN CANS of new pack So.
1OO GAR CORN for sale by
J.C. MILBURN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20
T,1xetnhrrner Gnsrtte.

.Sit's nitt 10 %9eiommen? it's niht
gemeiner Moro? it's ni8t bic Sano
zines GATH"
COOPER iprinot aui
@ie iua9su Sic oas 81 i~a9eu?"
3llrni er. uMliB Sns3 1T 10 itnlolos
lpie Sie."
SD bearoip6hue iie audi ni6t, es
tra9en nod mebrere ben Namen, lie lit
al WOrosrs StsQe."
..Sbdmsn Sic Iih, bic Shulo
Semann politip auiblroeu Su ipOQeu.
ST oos Sbre gauge prOpbsssibuns?"
,,Reiu, b0rsu Sic lpeiter uno laug.
men sic, oab es 10 s%etommen:
ngSeun Ell Gatberou ali W6rbers Gtele
@eitmadtet III Gbesbolms g~eiGnsniBSeIs,"
1T oas etpa uiht eiugetrpfisu, bm?"
,,@Ssiter, 1T Dos Nlss?"
.Nsin, Der S6luB 1T oas Self.
iamlte, uno mas NOD nidt III, tam
lueroen:
Ser HrGutigam an Sod;eit5to9 permit:
net iteht:
Grtii6t Der Stamm - Der Shame ielbit per
gsbt."
Seize ~fliiitert lie bic lsBtsu @orte,
iuie cine Seberin.
Ger alts COOPER, msbr sntisBt, als
er 5useben mill, weidt surild.
.,MOhte wiTsn, Oh bas iid auf Sir
Gittor posr osiisn Sobn bssiebt?"
fdbrt bic Ilte fort. mir iheint niht
wabrideinllb, oaB unier Serr mieoer
bsiratbet. olio wiro iein Spbn Die
Sraut an Spdyitsta9 perliersn, mas
ocd eisentlih isbr trauris lit. hub
oa es beiBt, oab ielbit Der Name Der.
geben miro, iiirbt er iOlserihtiS aud,
uno bic GatberOns iino gu gnoe."
,,Nein, oas ertra9e i'd niht." ruit
Cooper uno iprin9t psrspsiielno aut
man t6nnte iih ebeu 10 gut nit einem
3ubsn einihliebeu. SD mil niats
pilien bon SIREN oumnen YropbsSei-
un9en uNo CLAUDE nibt oaran, es 1T
cine ShmaG, uis alte Sienerin Der
6amilie rsoeu Sic 9erOoe' als Oh Sic
wiinIbten, ooB es eintrdIe."
,,Sas mil ih ni6t," ipri6t War.
tia uuo ihiittelt bitter bus Saupt,
i'd prOpbsSeite es niat. mHhte nidt
pabr, mas bereits wabr aeworoen,
peroe allb ben Reit niht CUR s%riillnn0
btiu9en. llebri9eus Wiro gNles eins
trsiien. grinneru Sic Iih meiner
@orte. SIR. Cooper, iuenn Sie's erls=
ben, bic beioeu leBten Seller eriiuen
iib nit Der 3sit wie bic eritsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20
r..
Ser 1rasGoie erifes Gnoe.

Sttpa 11t sage ra1 SaoD eatpes
rOns SegrdbniB lteiaern einiae GreiGs
niIie bic N~ufrssung aus @euBerlte.
3unddN erfolat Nib Gatberons
9erbbr prr Der Poliseibeboroe uno ibre
lleberiisoslunS ins @sidn8uiB, bis CUR
Misunderstanding.
Sleih uno iiOls nimmt lie PlaB allf
Der NntlaNsbaui. Gubsrlib unbeweat
iibsridaut lie oas Wser O~rubenoer Us.
iibter. Nuh ibre weni9sn Greunoe
limb suse9su. Eereu 3abl 1T asrIna,
lpeil allasmeiu angenommen miro, oaB.
tusnn Tie aub ben SOoesfrei6 niat
ielbIt 9siibrt, lie bod oss Sruoers
8ebilfiu geDeien.
Sane Yools Nusid9en es9sn lie limb
bittsrsr, peroerbliher. heun je. 5000
pers wioeriirsbenoe Worte seu9sn sbs,l.
ialls eegen lie. Na1 swsi 5aasn piro
Sne, GatbsrOn pieoer ins 8efdnaniB
aebrabt. I'm Dor Den uGhlten NlfiieH
tue9sn WOross ansetla9t 81 tperbsu.
5rpb alsr @nitrsnsungsn Der Gbes.
bolmsr unb 2onoonsr pOli,ei piro bon
Suau Gutbsron teine Spur 9eiunoeu.
Cir gittor bat Die &riiis 9liitlib
i%ibsritanoeu, sr iol! lebsn Obne oas ae.
lisbts @sib, oas in Der N~bnenSruit
ru1t.
Der grbe BON Gat6eron RoDals lit
nab popDs Place asbrabt iuOroen. I'm
bort untsr Der 8robtants Sbbut ergo.
gen su meroen.
Giuss @bsnos srbdlt 2aop Ssleue
sinen Brief in oisnbar psrItslltsr
Sbriit. Sas Gouuert sntbdlt ein an
Sues GGtberOn aorsiliertss Sbrsiben.
Sic idbrt an iolssuosn Saa ms
8siGn9nib unno iibcrrsi6t es ihipei=
gsuo ibrer Ni6ts.
.8ott lei 9ant!" ~liiitsrt bisie.
IS 1T DON Slau. natiirli6; bari
ib es leien? tOmmt CT nun--"
,,3ommsn!" rrit SnsS %sritaunt.
,9spiB uIht, G. lit, 8ottlOb. III
Siherbeit."
limb ldbt Did an ieinsr STEELE lei.
ben, uno 9u oantlt benz Simmel oa'
fir? 8ieb mir ben Brief"
Sin goro Der brei 8loden. Giebe
SneS Su iisbit. id enttam 9liidlid in
msiner Yertleioung. Sn span,ia
Winutcn lidtsn mir bic gntsr mad
@eninoisn. SD Los bic 3situna uuo
beoauere. bob man DID siu9eso9su
bat. @snn ib oennoh Ueableibe, sc.
i6iebts, neil id wsiB iie tOnnen 9id
nibt psrurtbellen, font tdme ib 9leld
uno 0eltdnoe Mlss. Ger Baron bat
ben 8sbirntppbus. rusnn er iiirbt, 1T
MIR Der Sun9e awiIhen mir uno Or
Nadiolse. Siiie aub Der ins 8ras,
10 rudre ib ein isiner Baron. Natilr.
lit oeuit sr niht oarGn. Wib Der.
iolat oas 8sibid. i9 psrpe Elm armsr
Seuiel bleiben lebenslana. Sbreibe
mir al yOro Der orei 8lOdeu nlb
W%artiniqus. oamit ih 70 me. wie es in
Gnslano se5t. s."
3iirnsno baat 9aop Sslene ben
9rief auiammen."
limb fir ben bsr3loien S6urtsn
ouloslt gu all' bas? Sues. ib bsfsbls
Sir, an lageu. mas Oh iueiBt."
sd iasts Dor @sriht. mas i9 81
ia9er bate. &eosn blit ni6ts."
Sie 5ante ,srrsibt ben Yrisi.
limb Su iollit 9ersttst psrbsn."
ipri6t lie Letter. ..Su oariit uibt Dor
benz ShpurSerihte Itsbeu."
Mib Gatbsron blidt auf bic tart.
uer8itterten Senlier.
80 mOhte pobl Nsrettti psroen.
penn ib IS tonnte, one 81 iprshsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20
-.
WiB 0elg.

Wit unaufbOrlidsu &s9snaH1sn
reibt Der Mdr; iid benz iirsn0en
Sanuar uub Sebruar an uno brin9t
nit &otb, naiien 6riiblinssliiiten mo
einiUrmi9sm @oltsnoab ale Mtens
i9en our Ssr;tpsifIuna.
Wenn gu bic gauge 9iiite spiidsn
Waine uno ElOrioa abiuhteii, ou fdn.
belt isin oiiitersrss uno i6muBiosres
Stdottsn als Sanopppiut in Mais
in6uistts. IS beItebt aug einioen
idmuBi9en StrObeH. ueib0etiin6tsn
Sduieru nit rotben 3biirsu uro bels
ariinen Sdoen, siu babies 9ubsno
&rdmsrsieu, eiu Sbulbaus. smei Sir.
den, cine Wartthalle uno orei WIrtbs.
bduier biloen Die OIientlibsu 8ebduoe.
sSn 3iideu bat es Den lrmalc, Dor iib
Die Ser. Sieis 1T ebeu gang in Rebsl
9ebiiai, oumpi ihld0t Die Yr0nouu0
al bic JelisnriHs. ihWer uno ountsl
ltebt Der Sort i'm Sinter9runos: Ter
absr ioQ ben 3uitGno Der Strabsn be.
i6rsiben?
lIno nod ideint oas @etter nibt
2uIt 81 baben, llh gu dnoern.
IS 1T ssbn ubr Tormitta0s. Die
StraBe lit lser. Sbursn luo Senlter
9eidlOiien. Yl6Blib taubt am Gnoe
oerislben ein iun9ss Mdodsn bon
etlua adtSebn sSabrsn In gs0lsitun9
zines naiien adters aui. Sic 1T aus
einem unidsinbaren Sdusdsn an Der
&iiite 9etreten uno our6patst ben
SdmuB. Obne iid oes GduBes zines
Ge0enidirmss 81 erirsusn. Sbrem
ibdbiQen @erpanoe-oen alien 6il,hut
nit rOtbsn Ylumeu baben gSino uno
&easn Obnebin ldnQit 5eriauit- mo9te
bas unluettsr nihts anbabeH.
GOrtiebun9 ol9t.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20
tebrte IN mein 3inlmer Suriid. 100 ih
weilte, bis 2aoO Yomps fam"

tebrte IN mein 3immer Suriid, 100 i'd
weilte, bis SaoO Bonus fam"
Gie 3elsin ipri6t III iDrmlid GEE
5luunQsner g0eiie ibre N~n9aben 9Ieis
den elmer auspnnoi9 s~elerutcu Sst=
ton.
&i6ter: .Sn Der Naht nod benz
WOroe trufen Sic i'm Greien nit einem
Manne %Suiammeu. @Olen Sic ms
ia9en, tuer oas war?"
3eusin: .,Neiu, id iueisere mid
9anS entibieoen. @as ben Wcro ans
belanst, babe ih bersits 9siast."
Man IaBt tie abtrsten, Der @sridts-
bpf beIhlisBt Die SiBuns 81 p~srtagen,
biz Suan Gntberon gsfunoen lei.
Sr einem 3lmmer oes erlten SOtels
ST. 6bssbolm itnno Sues 6atbsron nit
SaoD FopDs, Cir &oger 8enorit uno
Sreunosu.
es piro tuenig 9eiprodsn. Ile
fiiblen, o0B iib iiber oes juH9eu Mdos
dens Saupt eln i6rsdIibes llnlpstter
geiammelt.
So tam I4nellsr sum Nusbrub, als
lie 9eoaht. g4Gbreno lie Nui ben Ses
oes 8eridtsboiss iuarten. tritt
Gin Poliseibeamter Elm uno berilbrt
MtiB Gatberons S9ulter lsiht.
9aoD Ypmps ibreit ouf, Cir
&rser tritt Dor, Sue3 peibt unwils
Suriif.
SD beoaure iebr. cine IdmerSlide
eriiillen 81 miiiien. MiB Gatbe=
rOn," ipribt Der GommiTdr ernit, lid
babe SerbaTtbefebl sessu Sic ws9sn
Geroahtes oes abIibtliteu WOroes,
bssangen al SaoD Weeta 6atberpn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20
mid tootet's, iol i'd nohmals aui bic
Gntlageblnt."

3pei Sage ipdter bat 4aop Selsne
aebeime llnterreounS init Dem 8eidugs
n%iBpdrter. Iuf benz Slide llsaen
Santnoten i'm Yetrase bpn fiinitau.
ieno Piuno. Ser Waun iibt nit iin.
iteren 9rauen. Sabre lang mar er in
9aop Bonus Samilis beoienitet aetps-
len. ibr Ginflub bat ibm Die Stelle
uerihaHt. iein Msib lit tr0nt. feline
5amilie sablreid: f%inftauieno piuno
limb cine 9rpBe Seriudun9.
Isle ristiersn nihts," Hiiitsrt
aaop Selene. IMAM tann sic nrr
,ussen SsrnutIaiii9un9 Sbrer alntss
bcrridtuna taoeln, uno ielbi. penn
sic bic Stsls Dsrliersn, bietct cieie
Summe Sbnen mebr als 9cniiaenoen
GriaB. 9sntsn Sic an meine Nihte,
mas ibr 9eben bisber 9eweien, p0s es
tiinftiN Iein Toll. llno iie lit ibulolOs,
i'd i6wOre es. Qub Sic BADEN Sod
tel, -peraelien Sic oas ni9t."
Gr reibte ibr bic Sanb.
,.Genu9. Wilnop. ss gei5ebs."
@ier Sage ipdter lieBt man i'll
Courier:
,.MiB SnsS Gatbsron lit aug Dem
B%eidn9niBe e%ntfloben. Oils Der llns
tsrDdrter nit benz 6riibitiid lam, fano
er oas 8efdnaniB leer. Sas 6snitsr.
glitter mar ourhfeilt, cine Stridlsiter
uno Sreunoeshilfs tbaten oas lIsbriae.
Ter SberwGrtsr ,pirb bear9pobnt,
neil er in ieiner Su0eno I'M Gisnite Der
Gamilie Bonus itano. gr ertlGrt,
Qbenos nlhts Yerod6ti9es. entoeft Su
bnben. @enn nod ein Setpeis Der
Shulo feblte, lieFert i'm bic Sludt.
Die Yoli,ei 1T in boiler Sbdti0teit,
I'M Der 6liibti8sn babbaft gu tusr-
ben"
Sic Sludt errsot ~pomOQlih nod
mehr Nuiisben. uls Der Wpro. Ger
@drter beiinost iid in @efabr. 9slpnht
gu ,peroen. neil oas @olt ben Sa1per.
bait purhihaut. SIM Suntel Der
Na6t enttommt au1 sr nit ieinsr ga.
mile ndb SOuoou.
Die 3sit psrasbt. Der Cttobcr 1T
al gnoe nod iii teine Spur bon ben
Nliidtiasn 9eiunoeu. gin ibrsr
Shlaube.t iheitern oie0cmiibuuoen Der
pOliiei.
Die erite Nupemberpote brinQt nelle
9unoe. Sir 9ittor bat 6Gtberon
&rpals ~bsrlaiien. Die 6Nmilis Bonus
beNibt lia nit benz &inoe rno osiisn
Gimme nab benz iiiolibsn 6rantrei6.
neil oes tleinsn 8ittor 8eiunobeit ss
perlan9t.
9as SdloB niro Der @uiii6t bon
Mrs. Marib uuo Mr. COOPER, ben
&atten. Mduien unb Der llnbia oss
@sttsrs ilbsrlaisn, bas Worosimmer
fir INNER aeialOiisn.
Go enost fir bic 8eaenlpart bic
Sro0ooie Don GatbsrOn &opnls. Yrll.
Der uno Shweiter babeu ii6 benz Sc.
isbe entsoasn, 2aoD Gotberpu lis0t
Iiunum, nit aefaltsten SGnoen in Der
@ruit. Elm WOnumsnt tiinoet 9tameu
une Glitter.
TOb Der Woro ipia ans 9ibt:
lusnn aud lanaiam. iolet bic Strafe
iihsr. IS tommt eiu Saa Der @iss
osrperNeltun9. ihredlib NIB furdtbnr
fir ben MDroer pOn Gaop Wsta Cattle
ron.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20
TO-.
SGrticBung Scs Yrrb0rs.

Sane pOOI miro GcruIsn. @eim
9talnCn Oieicr 3euNiu IilIt Gin De-
mnrmcI ocs ,SntcreIle5 ourh ben Saal.
S9re gusiaGe bat oGs GeWitt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20
verdienst
s s.1 .as:':n 's $:s,S '; ?ss Redet

dienst in der Medizin meint die Kraft 2u kuriren.
Hoods Sarsaparilla besitzt wirkliche und I'M
vergleichliche heilende Kraft und deshalb hat
es wahren Verdienst. Wenn Sic Hoods Sarsa-
parilla kaufen ind es mach Anweisung neh-
men, Jhr Blut III ~reinigen, oder irgend eine der
vielen Blutkrankheiten III kuriren, sind Sic
slcher Besserung "a verspiren. Die Fahigkeit
III kuriren ist vorhanden. Sic e~xperimentiren
NIGHT. Els wird Ihr Blut rein, reich und nahrhafr
machen, und dadurch die Krankheits - keime
austreiben, die Neryen starken und das game
System kraftigen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20

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