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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
Saar, NoisI, GifeI uno Rumsrad.

Srier. Mm Is. Nlai nm 5 ubr
na9mittass tpuroe Der neuerbaute Bal,
ouinsbrunueu feierIib entbiiut. Die
5eitli4tsit mar bonn bsrrli9tsn Mai.
tuetter b~egiiuii9t. gs pobnten ibr bie
Spiben Der seitlidsn uno psItli1en
geb6rosn, Der &saierunasprdioent. Der
Sberbiirssrmeiitsr, bic beibsn gifd6fs
ufp. BET. Sas 9enimal 1T in 9run-
nenform erridtet, aus belsii1em uno
ihpeoiidem 8ranit sefsrtist uno nit
groncen gei9miidt. 9uf Der Spibe
tbrOut bic in Bronze asaOhsns. ubsr.
~lebensaroBe Statue 9%alouins. Dieter
1T ais Rurfiirit oarssiislt unb trdst in
Der &ebten bas S9pert. in Der 2inteu
bdlt er cine &olle. ,Sm Sofel berlin.
ben iih Sronenrelisfs bss 3aiisrs
Ssinri6 oes SiebtsH, bes &urfirltsu
Deter BON 4Ipslt aus Wain3 uno bes
srOBen italisniidsn Sidters Dante,
3eitSenofen oes Surfiiriten 8alouin.
Sine weitere gron,enplatte entbdlt
Nanlen uno Sitel oes 9urfiriten.
IOpie bic Sabressablen feiner &esie.
ruug. Der Drummer III bon einsnt
iiber 6 Weter breitsn Balm umrabmt.
pelhss pieoer bon elmer l Weter brei.
ten Granititufe um9eben 1T. - gsim
&ansieren zines 8iitersusss auf benz
SabnbOfe bonn Sdpei9 1T Elm grsm.
fer nit Dem SOpie Swiidsn bic Buffer
~seratben. Had eiuisen Stunbsn mar
er cine Gei6e. - gm 16. b. W. 1T Der
preubiide 3ultusmiuifter Or. goile in
unierer Stabt eiHsstrOfsn. - Woutas
ben "a. Wai, absnbs z ubr pirb I'M
9rrBen Sdals oes Satbolii6eu Sitrger.
oereins oas seiltli5e 2ieoeripieI Der gr.
l6ier, tomppniert BON g. SrufsI, auf.
aeiiibrt. Die berrli6itsn uno inni9.
ten Welobieu bes Wittelalters bot Der
4omporift in senialer Weiie in oisiss
Wert eiugepoben. Sa bas 3omtte ii1
bic aufsaos ssitsat bat, cine mOglitft
pollenoete ausfibrung oes Sonweriss
81 per~anitaltsn. 70 ftsbt allen Seiuderu
oes 2ou3srtes Elm ~ieltsnsr SunitsenuB
bspor. Der materiells grtras Der 9luf.
fiibruua III fir oas bisiias WiiiiOus.
baus Der WeiBen Sdter beftimmt.
plttIinaeu. 3psi iuuse
2euts i'm glter bon Is uno Is Sab.
rem, Die i'm @aloe g~sfteigsrtss SOls
bolen tppltsn. puroen bonn 8snsbarm
fir Wilooisbe gsbalteH uuo Suiammsn.
9ei4Oiieu. Ssioe lieSen bOinunaslos
oarnieoer.
Aus Der gifel. Sn Der Rdbe
bon Yriim bat Elm 9anbmann beim
llmpflissn zines Geloes cine urne nit
mebrsrsn Sauieno rOmii9sn Miiu,en
8efunbsn.
Sn S9el uub 9euria bat am
20. b. ". elm taltsr SliBitrabl in ben
&irhtburm sin9sialaaen. @liidlider.
tueiis bat Der SliB in bslosn 6GQsu nur
serinssn Shaoeu auseri9tet.
Win1eriuaeu. Der Sireitor
Wtnlsr Der @sinbaui6ule in Srier bat
am l6. B. M. bier einen Yor!ra9 iber
Die SOmmsr.IrbeiteI i'm Wsinbsrse
ashaltsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
@eI6e Sri6te seseittgt
tUerOett

in ben aottloien Greiidulen 5rants
relds. bat in einem 9ortra9e gu
Wenoe, Granfreid, tir3li9 Der Gano=
nitus SebDn ertldrt. @r ia9t: vSm
Sabre lS4l wuroen $4,000 junae
gerbredsr tueaen 8eieBesiibsrtretungen
beitrGft; i'm Sabre 1891 sc, 900, uno
lett iener 3eit bat fiA oeren 3ahl idbr.
LID I'm 1900 big 1000 psrmebrt. II
pro3ent bon oieiem iuaren in tatboli-
tden Sdulen, bic iibriaen 80 ProSent
aber IN ben 9Ottloien Staatsidulsn err
s0aet %ppr0en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15

Dereintete Staaten.

De Spessbirger OPP der Station.
(Weis fun "Bonhomme'.)
Kucken ech no allie Soften,
We ct an der Welt haut get, d
Denken ech III DIAL gut Zeiteu.. 80. .u
Jeses wat en- Onersched! .ar
II as 10 net me no re kommen,
Allies remit AIN groSsen Trap;
IT heert en- de Al ferdommen. .
An ech wor k9S unne Kapp;
10, ech seen,
II kann net gOen,
Mach den Eisewe derbei,
=: Damn as Allies grad ferbei! =:
D'Leit de sin re fill geleert,
DOhier kent och all Ongleck,
Ant get fill re fill Stodeert,
Duotir as och Ike Gescheck:
Och hett ech u kommede rem,
Ech krit Uordnonk, an dat fein,
D'kanner dirften neischt me lE'ren s.
AS We GrekeSch a Latein.
Well ech seen etc.
Ieidonke geSeit mer drecken,
Bicher foller Deiw'lerei,
De de Leiden d'Kepp ferrecken:
1T heert EN- nelscht Cuts me hei!
Soss wor ken ESQ e Wiesen,
II wor G gleckl6ch, SO as dat,
IT hat en- nemme grad re lieSen
DLetzeburger Wocheblat.
10, ech soen etc.
Wat re zu Pareis erdenken,
AS ct mach ESQ korioS,
Gross q kleng muss I un sech henken,
Gelt de Spott den as re gross;
Anermols wor Ike genGert:
Fir Eur Commejon re go'n,
COT de Brautrack Sche gekgert,
Den de Papp op d'Seit gedo'n.
10, ech soen etc.
HUI mir net genog scha Stroszen
Mat dem Grengewald gebaut?
TT hett en- I sollen dobei loszen,
A net machen as WE haut;
Frot de al erfuore Menner,
Frot Sc wat halt dir derfun,
Wellech sin de glecklechst Lenner:
De Ike Wippche Stroszen hun.
10, ech Soen etc.
Wo sin d'Wisen, wo sin d'Recker,
De Sc durchgeschniden hun,
An de precht6ch Wessestecker,
Wo sc driver 81 geZu'n!
Durech d'HeiSer, d'Stell an d'Pletzen,
liver Allies wat do stet!
Wuor ri mir ons Gromp're setzen,
Wan dat Denge tiru get?
Och ech Soen etc.
Fun den eXelente Sachen,
De onst Land fir ons gezilt;
krit Ike Mensch me fill re schmachen,
Well den Eisewe Sc stilt;
Wart wat gin n mach lanscht Nuosen,
Fir re resen liver d'Grenz,
Schneppen, Hinnercher an Huosen. . .
. de kree gelde Schwenz!
10, ech soen etc.
An zu Wurmeldeng an Ehnen
Mdchen d'Mis'ler schmotzeg Min,
Well Sc lauter Lett begenen,
De doremmer miesse gin;
DWengerten de musse fleen,
AS da ken, de wiere kann,
Wo ri mir mach Greche kreen.. -
EDDIE Pettchen, eddie damn!
10, ech soen etc.
Endlech frozen ech wohinnen
A we welt dat zoe kahn:
An de Wen, an de Maschinen
Setzt den Antekrescht 10 dram!
Wat kent ech mach Sache soen,
Wan sech Allies SOC less,
Ma dir denkt: Den Ale grOen,
Lost e f~uoblen, 7 as e Specs.
Ma ech soen etc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
aus Den anperen fatboIti6en
Settungen. ~"

Die Sierar9ie in Nreentinien 1T jebt
neu 9eoronet. IS nurosn orei neue
gistbiimer in ben StQoten Ga Plata,
Santa iSee unb Sucuman 9e9riinoet.
Die ar9entiniide Republit umfabt nuns
mebr eiu GrSbistbum, Suenos apres,
uno iieben gistbiimsr: 2aplata, Santa
See, Yarana, Cordoba, Salta, Sucu=
man uno San Suan be Gupo. Sir
bic orei neu %sesriinoeten 8iidofsiiBe
iiuo auserwdblt: fir ga Plata WOnie=
nor GspinoIa, bisber Siilfsbiibof in
guenus=gpres, ben giidofsiib in
Santa See bebIlt Or. &omero, bisber
S6ulprdiioent Der prOpinS Santa Zee,
uno in Sucuman pirb Der Sominicas
er=Pater genapenturo giidof, rpel1sr
bis jsBt Director oes Golle9s 2acoroaire
in YuenOssa pres mar. - nSsrolo bes
8lbs."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15

Seoes Sabr in Der @alpurQisnaht.
no bic Seren auf einem yotfuBe rel.
ten, tOmmt aub Die alte Sere aus 8ei-
bells wieoer 3um SOrI6ein, uno muB
oreinal bic Runoe UNI ben Selien
MAIDEN.
S6 weiB mid nod gu erinnsrn aus
Der fr0bliden &inoerieit. oab mir aua.
ben oft nm ben 6elien siu9su. no Die
alts Sere iein ioute. uuo fOIgenoes
Spriidlein ia9tsn:
"Geivels de al
Sic setzt am stall,
Sic kuckt erauS,
Sic kiert hirt Haus,
Sic jet de kleng Jongen yum Bosch
eraus."
s. S9oQer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
Die &atboIifen bon S6otts
lQuO

tueroen am Seite bss bl. Colombo na9
Soma. Der Sniel oes Ssilissu, cine
g9aafabrt peranltalteu, mo tpisoer sin.
nal cine bl. Wteiie in ben oOrti9sn
Guinen 9slsien wsroen piro. g9ie
pa6r 1T es bod, oaB Der Proteitantis.
mus bon Der i60nen STRIDE uno benz
i6Onsn 8lauben. bic er i'm IL. Sabrs
bunoert 81 reini9en li6 untsrnabm.
nidts ais &uinen binterlieB, inoem er
lie Serltldelte!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
Correspondents.
MiImauiee. gNis.- 6. q

Wilwautee. 9Dis., 6. Suni.
Oils Sbr Correspondent tiir,li6 Ct.
Jranels i%treitte, fellelte in bsiOnosrer
Wsiie bic relSenoe um9sbuns oss BIO.
Nonoa9olle9e feline @uimertlamteit.
Wis iab Jules 10 sinlaosno aus, pirtlja
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15

Gin Pahus aus benz portreihiden
Samstagsartitel unIsrss 9eitdbtsn
Waibin9tOner Witarbsitsrs bernient oil
bieier Stelle beiOnoers bsr%pOrsebobeu
gu iuerben:
.gDie LANCE unisrs bsuti6en @emein.
ben belteben peroen, Oh Tie %iiberbaupt
MI tempordre ginridtun9sn iino -
oas ban9t gum 9rOBtsn She'll bon ben
beutIhsn &atbOliten bisiss 2anbss
ielblt ab. HOm bat ME einsn pfarrer
elmer nod Dirilihsn osutidsn 8smsinos
anfleIOroert, feline @emeiube .mO9lidit
idneu" au perensliiten; &om tam
aber audi ebeniOpenig oisien Spra9-
pediel einselner perbinbsrn, wenn Der.
ielbe bon benz freisn @iQsu Der gstrei-
tenoen aus9ebt."
Wert bir's oeuti6er Wibel! go lang
bu ielber niht bsiner Wutteripra6e ibr
8rab 9rabit. Wirb &Om isin Rsquism"
ubsr ibrsm Sarge iiuSsn.- -. Imsrita".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
9ioiltano Der 8emeinbe
Wertert.

@eburteu. q. gpril: yliiabstb, Z.
.. Better ROBIN, @iieubabuarbsiter gu g9aiier.
biuis. T.: Rifolas Soiepb, 2. D. Sobauu
goeien, aterer ~ Mertert. T.: @eorg, 9.
.. Subert Reuter, atersr gu Msrtert. 49,. :
Better SoIepb, g.. .. Bernard Ssusen. 9iisus
babnbeamter ;n &aierbiuig. 10. Sobaun
Saptif 9ussn. S.p Sobann @eiier, Sabms
wdrtsr 81 WaiisrbiQi9. 90: Setter Sobann
Solepb Wtaria, @. .. WidsI S6ris, atersr
iu Wertert. "a. Watbtas, g, D. Sob0uu
Boob. Sabritarbeiter ;t @aiisrbiuis.
SterbefGlls. - IA. @pril; Shueibtr,
6lempuer ~ Waiierbilig. 49,. Gliie Steins
bad, 8 IS. alt, &. D. MatbiaS Steinba9,
grbettsr gu &aHerbiuis. IL: @iIbelm
Sager, SO. alt, Don Wertert. &c.: Wtaraus
retba, Simmel, % 8. alt, Gbsirau Don Be-
ter Sauber Don Wsrtsrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15

Nb9etrumpft. - Die l~ln9ldubiaen
In Bottom itierten neuli9 oes 8Ottes-
%ldu9ners SbOmas paine's l66. 8e=
burtstO0 uno bOmbaroirten, ME 9ez
wobnlih. Den Selien Yetri. 9eenn lie
nibt ausiterbeu. tOnnsn lie lid oie'es
@eranii9en fir INNER MAIDEN, oenn
Der 6elien 9etri tann's ertra9en. Giner
Der Geoner fOroerte bic Gltern allf, ibre
&inoer als 6reioenter 81 erSieben. ga
erhpb iih cine Same BON ibrem Sibe
lno ipra5 nit felter Stimme: ,Serr
grdlioent, erlauben Sic mir gu ia9en,
baB. wenn ib meme &eli9ion unO
meme Siuoer auiSebe. 10 muB es fir
etwas b~elleres iein, als oas, mas Sic
uns bieten ~t0nnen." Sa9t's uno per=
IisB bic Sale. Siefes Stiai9wsi9en
folate. bis Der &souer bon bieism
Shla9e lid erbolen tOnnte. Sisie
SrOpfe polen llus ben Simmel rauben
uno tOnnen uns nidt nal Was auf
Der @roe oaiir geben. .aatb. Bolts
seltuns."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15

Misr. SdrOoer bat in einsm Snterz
oien nit einem Seridterltatter Der New
Yorter ,Worlo" cnti6ieoen in Qbreoe
9sitellt, oab er Die Mblibt be9e, feline
Stelle als Profelior an Der tatb. uni-
perlitGt in Waibin9ton n~ieoer3ulegeu,
nno ertlarte bic bon II su mobile.
fainter Settle aus9elprsu9ten. biesbes
aiislihen Geriihte runotps9 als ablibt.
lide u~nwabrbeit. Sisr3u bemertt Die
.New @Orlo" bon @bicago, tpel6e su
unisrm srsbifdohidsn Sroinariate in
naber Se3iebuns itebt. vss irene iis,
nun aus benz Wunoe Miar. S9r0bsrs
bic 8eWiBbeit erlanst gu baben, oaB sr
auf ieinem pOiten a~usbarren mil. Die
iatb. uuiberiitdt. fdbrt oas glatt fort,
tonnte es i6leht ~ertragen. cine 10 emi=
nente tbeOlosii4e 3ebrtraft, ME Mi9r.
S6rOoer, gu perlieren, pdbreno er bin.
aeSen pobl i'm Stanoe III. bic bepuB-
ten 3eitun9s=Gnten nit Ysra6tung 81
b%ebauoeln." SieIs @euBerun9 oss Or.
pans unieres bo9w'itsu GrSbii6ois
6eeban mO9en ii6 Der ct. Coulter
.Wetdman" uuo iein Inbans binter
ben Splesel itedsn. -~&atb. @Oden'
blatt." ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15

Gin faulsr Sled in unIerer 9eaen-
tudrti9sn 8eieli6aft" i6reibt Elm en9s
lid : ameritaniides Sa9sblatt - lift
Der abiOlute Wan9sl on &eipsct. ben
uniere junqen Wdnnsr ben iun9en
Wao6en ~9e9eniber an ben Sag le9en.
Sie uuUerihQmtbeit, frs6e 3uorin9=
lihteit, gemeine Sprade uno oas zines
Mannes unwiiroi9e. f~leselbafte Seneb=
men, welbe babel I'LL 81 bdufig Ofen
Al tage treten. oeuten auf eineu bdB=
li6en Select in Der Grjiebung bieier
iuuaen 2itmmel."
Sebr ipabr. So1 oiirfte man babel
nit sutem 8runbe bic Sraee aufmers
fen. Oh nibt bas .moosrne" Wdoben,
bas ii6 als &Golerin, Sportswoman
,lno osl. iibsr bic altbspdbrten S1ran=
Ten meiblider 3i6tisieit uno bOloer
Shambafti9teit Dbne Yebenteu bin=
neglect, in mebr ooer ipeni9er fra9-
w~iiroiser mdnnli9er geslsituug piel-
leidt nod bel Hadt uno Nsbsl lumber.
~flanirt, ielber pielfad 81 FOLDER rsipsct-
piorissm gsnsbmen iunssr 2hmmel
bsrausforoet uno ernutbi9t. ,g3er
ii6 inter Die 9leien menst" iaat ora.
itiih, aber wabr Elm bstanntes oeutihss
Spridport. ben frelisn bic S6peine!"
llno oas pabt stpeifsllos nidt Ielten
auh auf bas .mooerns" ameritanii6e
Wtao9en.- ,grcellior".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15

,Nrbeitsr9siitlide". Inter bisiem
Sitel 1T in Bonn cine S1rift BON GnS.
lert eridienen. in Der bic Sose Oertre.
ten wiro, oaB fir bic Paitoration Der
tatboliiden arbeiter uno bic sauSe Ses
b%anoluna Der grbeiter Srase aus benz
GdOObe Der Stride Elm eiQener ~iOcialer
Sroen entiprinsen iOlte. Sieie
Sdrift bat aud auf prOteitantiiber
Settle impOnirt, wis cine &ecenliOn I'M
Stuttsarter n8ir6li6en Nn,ei9sr" be-
weiit. Die Sdrift Gn9lert's Osrlanst
bon ben Nrbeiterseitli9en (ab9eisbeu
bon Der bierardiiden SraaniIatiOn)
Dor auem bic nOtbise @Orbilouns uno
ben entipre6enoen aitetiiden 8eiit.
g8ie notbwenois cine ipecielle Sntidu-
lung oes @siltliden auf bic Nrbeitsr=
Grase lit. bas 1T bel Gnslert por3iisii9
aus9efiibrt.- = Wabrbeitsirsunb."
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-14
Cboyuski Given the Fight.

The twenty-round bout between Joe
Choynski, the Californian, and Den
yer Ed" Smith May 10, in New York,
was cut shore By Referee Roche, who
stopped the bout after two minutes and
eight seconds of fighting in the fourth
round Smith tried to hold Cboynski's
hand during the three rounds, and
was roundly Kissed for so doing
Choynski had au easy task, for he
knocked Smith down in the first round,
and the Denver man took nearly the
full ten seconds in getting to his feet.
Joe was always ready with left jabs
and he sent them in on Smiths face
repeatedly up to the close of the third
round Smiths face was badly pun-
ished, and the blood trickled over
Choynski's body during the clinches
The foul tactics of Smith in the fourth
round made Referee Roche caution
him. Finally Smith clinched and re-
fused to break, acting like one bereft
of his senses. The referee shouted to
him, but all of no purpose. Smith
would not break away, and kept rub
bing his head into Choynski's head
AS soon as the referee succeeded in
getting them separated he sent them
to their corners and stopped the bout.
He awarded the fight to Choynski and
there were mingled cheers and groans.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-14
Rough on FitZsimmOnS.

The New York Press says: AL Smith
stake holder in the Carson fight, as
tounted group of friends in a pro-
minent hotel recently by declaring that
Fitzsimmons did not receive cent OF
the purse.
more than that said Smith, II
can tell you this, and you know what
my word is worth: Fitzsimmons did
not go into the ring to fight for the
purse. Before going into the ring he
agreed with Dan Stuart to waive all
right to the purse and accept instead %
per cent.
II have hesitated about speaking of
this Smith added, because I did not
ish to discount Fitzsimmons' victory
in any way. All other arguments
aside, be certainly was a better man
than Corbett that day. But it has pain
ed me since the Carson affair to read
the vainglorious speeches Fitzsimmons
has made. If Fitzsimmons was so con-
fdent of defeating Corbett why did he
waive his right to the purse?
Before the fight Dan Stuart told
me that so far as F'itzsimmons was con-
cerned there would be no purse. To
verify this [ sent for Julian, who said
this was all right. I, of course, held
checks for purse of SIS 1000, but these
checks were not certified, and after
the fight, in accordance with an agree
nent entered into between Julian and
Stuart, 1 delivered the checks to the
AFTER"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-14
Big as a State.

The governor of New York affixes
his signature to that Greater New York
charter. 1t is a sweeping charter and
places more power in the hands of the
mayor of the city than the president
of the United States has. He appoints
all the officers of the municipality with
the exception of the comptroller and
has the power of removal. The NUM-
cipality has five boroughs, each divid-
ed into ten council districts, and it's
area is $500 square miles with an es-
timated population of 100000. The
government will be in a legislative as
sembly and council of twenty-eight
members. The names of the boroughs
are Manhattan, Bronx, Queens, Brook
Ign and Richmond. The mayor is to
hold office for four years and his salary
is $15, 900 per arnum. He has big job
on hand, or he will after his election
which is to take place on the I'd day of
next September.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-14
FOR SALE

CORNER OF CAMPBELL and Tex
as streets: room for four houses 'front.'
ing east. Price low.
EIGHTY-SIX feet fronting North
Kansas street for 5000.
HOUSE NO. GA San Antonio street.
LARGE LOT on ST. Louis street
near Campbell ST.
HOUSE No. 21S Myrtle street with
lot extending through to San Antonio.
WARE HOUSE PROPERTY on Ell
Paso street below Ketelsen & Dege-
tau's. Very cheap. Reached by three
railroad tracks.
LARGE BRICK WAREHOUSE at
bargain.
CULTIVATED and uncultivated
lands in the valley above and below Ell
Paso.
CORNER LOIS on San Antonio
street near residence of Waters Davis.
SIXTY FEET on West Overland
street near City Hall.
DOUBLE HOUSE 1O7 & 100 Santa
t'e street, and vacant lot, 4SB feet ad-
joining.
TWO STORY HOUSE No. Bill Tex
as street; for 81, 100. $500 cash-balance
in quarterly payments.
SATTERTHWAITE ADDITION
Corner of Oregon and Rio Graude
streets, seven lots cheap.
NORTH EAST corner, Block 8 Alex
anders addition.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-14

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rich blood the nervous SYMPTOMS will
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sedative MKT ures, or malt extracts;
what is needed is a blood maker and
nerve food. DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery is composed of vege-
table ingredients which have an espe-
cial effect upon the stom ach, liver, and
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pepsia, indigestion, liver complaint,
weakened vitality, and for puny, pale
people, DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery cannot be equaled. Thou
sands have testified to its merits,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-14

The McGinty band turned out yester-
day for the first time in white duck
pants, giving the men very neat ap-
pearance. If they could have white
helmets also, this additional feature
would make them look even better-not
the ordinary white helmet that is worn
around the streets. but the regulation
style worn by army officsls. The band
played finely on the court house lawn,
but the management lost point in not
stationing the men on the veranda.
Lieut.. Wurm placed his men there the
previous evening, and the wall of the
building and the veranda roof proved
an excellent sounding board, SO that
the music was heard for a considerable
distance. The music of yesterday
afternoon was scarcely heard a block
away. Drum Maj or Longwell appear
ed yesterday for the first time in his
new uniform, quite gorgeous affair,
as such uniforms usually are. He
looked very well in it and made due
Impression On numerous female hearts.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-14

"Parson Tom" Uzzell, of Denver,
well known throughout the west as one
of the most energetic and able minis
tiers of the gospel in tina. country, was
elected a member of the board of sup
eryisors at the recent city elections.
One Of his first acts was to introduce
and secure the passage of ourfew law,
which went into effect on Cinco de
Mayo. If necessary, Parson Tom will
doubtless ring the ''curfew bell" him.
self
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-14

The fall in the temperature was the
death of lot of snakes belonging to
Mrs. Julia Robertson, q New Jersey
snake charmer. she slted q few tears
and came to New York and bought a
fresh supply of reptiles. New York, in
spite of Mrs. Raines, his law, and St
Patrick, his day, is the greatest old
town in the world for 'snakes.-New
York Press
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-14

Prof Gabriel de Mortillet, of Paris.
maintains that careful study Of the
geological data bearing Oh the question
of the antiquity Of man does not allow
us to assign it a more recent date than
23O, 900 years ago.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-14

G. w. Leighton, of Chicago, has
lease1 several thousand acres of land
near Tampico for syndicate Of Amer
lean capitalists, who will put the en-
tire tract in sugar beets. They will
establish a mammoth baet sugar fac
tory near there. They claim that with
tbs cheap labor of Mexico and the
wonderful richness of the land they
can make big profits In their enter
prise
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-14

Kentucky foxes are reported to be
going mad in large numbers in the
valley of the upper Tennessee river.
The rabid animals attack every living
object they encounter, invading barn
yards and pastures and biting stock
and sheep. Farmers are waging
war of determination upon Reynard.
A similar state of affairs exists in the
upper Cumberland river valley.