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front cs The rspkssy moving train: Ire en-
greer promptly reversed he Iever and
sounded ar alarm whistle 1Et Wooclzg
was gt-sck ard carried along Ire track
asotE. 40 fees before tie train could be
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SEM FREE!

To any person iHter~sf~d IN hs-
name matters. or who loves animals,
we will s~nd free, upon application.
n eopy of the aAILIAyCE." the or
wza of shis society. In addition to
fts intensely Interesting reading. IL
contains q list of the valuable ana
uaa.uaI premfanss given by the
pau~r. Address TINE NATIONAL HIT
NAME ALLIANCE. sio-s1f Unffsa
Charities BaiIdfng, New York
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jim NURPHY'S DOOM.


Mandate From the United Sesfes sn-
nr~ue Court Was Received Yes
t~rdsv Afternoon BIZ ex-Proseeut-
ing Assernew A. w. Hasti<-it In
Now On It's Way to Clerk Rein
hart. of the State Supreme Court.
n.a an Few Days the Reniftttur
WIN come BAek-Fffseen Years
stare Murphy in the Face.
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BORE nroRN ArIoN WANTED.
there Two separate Assaults
In the Cicero killing.

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am 'N'''i"E'
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49, 49,. - Z. w tse-,pi IN thls city az an
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sr relative 70 a eo-stnpes affrav ara
s'y e - Mc>anus 10 retreat whsn
80 sf,sr them Ni-a a Tias.
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TIE world Famous Magician imported
nv re Empire vaudeville Company OF re-
rue. entertainers Including Trsvslle."
ss. h1ssaar handssccps. Nellie MCGUIRE. the
female Chevaler: William Dixon, Fred
De yazseT ard mary others
10 minutes ce Magic. Mira ard Mystery.
POPULAR FRIcES-isc. DC. &c. &C and
Sc No higher. Seats ~ theater Fra64y.
Arr! z A. a.
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The gymnasium classes al ths University
CO Washin rvoa will give an sthIets~ ard
eyrarassic Esst 70 their wo-nen friends to-
NOR -ow a. 20 :. H.
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Elewant eElces for Feas Io~ Sullivan
building
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License 30 wed was issued yesterday for
John >, O4aerspoon. n D.. and Laura Cal
houn. both OF Seattle.
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ApCa sooi ehoeaiasss a. PAlaes o. s~est.-
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AIBINI,

Five rights. commanding Sunday. April
Return os the Won1Rr Worker.
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Get Alaska Tickets
City Hall NafNA

Pacific Coast Steamship Company Office.
s05 First.
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The India Fmrafn~ Relief ru,a

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RE- ru1d may Se lee 81 tie Business a.
Zee % The Pcs--Tnes&1Eezce Yesee-Sss.vss
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The Palace % Sweets hss lots CT April
ss.,l candy. 50 Second avenue.
The record-union., 1897-08-22
RIVER INSPECTION.
To be Made on Wednesday by Con-
gresham Hooker.

The MarySville Appeal of yester-
day contained the following:
w. T. Phipps, manager Of the State
Anti-Debris Association, returned from
San Francisco last evening. He in
formed an Appeal reporter that he
had a long conference with Congress
man Warren B. Hooker, Chairman Of
the House Committee on Rivers and
Harbors, and that he had set apart next
Wednesday to- accompany him on
trip.
There were two propositions advanced
for his trip, one of which Mr.. Hooker
will accept He will either go from
San Francisco to Sacramento on
goes along, or will leave San Fran
cisco on an early train. and on arriving
in Sacramento make an inspection of
the river, and then leave on the aft
eTnoon train for Marysville and inspect
the Yuba and Feather Rivers before
darkness sets in, returning to san
Francisco on the California express
Mr. Phipps is very anxious that ne
should see the rivers at this point and
inspect the Government cutoff. He Is
sorry that there is only one day at his
disposal, as he could gather much in
formation from a thorough inspection
of the Sacramento, Yuba, Feather and
Bear Rivers.
Congressman Hooker will make an
inspection of San Francisco Bay next
Tuesday, and has invited Mr.. Phipps to
accompany him.
The record-union., 1897-08-22
DIED.

McCARTHY-In this city, August Goth,
John. only SON of Johannah Mccarthy
of Catherine and Mary Mccarthy, ma
tive of sacramento, aged 10 years, 2
months and 10 days.
Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to-
residence, No. 1iO6 q Street; thence to
the Cathedral, where services will be
held, commencing at 2:30 o'clock.
KEMP-In this city, August 10Th, Nellie
Kemp, wife of James A. Kemp, ma
tive Of Pennsylvania. aged SO years and
days. (San Francisco and Scranton
Pa, papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintances are re-
spectfully invited to attend the. funeral
to-day Sunday at $3.50 O'Clock, from her
late residence, 213 Q street.
LEARY-In this city, August 18th, Steph-
en- Leary, husband of Mary Leary, a
native of South Hampton, N. Y, aged
As years.
spectfully invited to attend the funeral
to-day Sunday, at o'clock p. m, from
his late residence, alley Eleventh and
Twelfth, n and o streets.
KREUZBERGER-In this city, August
21st, Mathew KreuZberger, father of
Mrs. Nicholaus Langbenbahn, Mrs. A
Barth and Mrs Louisa Hunziker, ma
tive Of Weuttberger, Germany, aged n
years, months and ] day.
Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Mon
day, at 10 a. m, from the residence of his
daughter, Mrs. A Barth, 400 Second
street
TUCKER-At Brighton Junction, August
21st Mary j., wife of J. W. Tucker, a ma
tive of Massachusetts, aged n years.
Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to-
& McMullen's undertaking parlors sO5
K street Interment New Helvetia Gem
etery.
BUSH-In Yolo County, August 18th,
l. a - ~,..,- ID
Bush (and father of Joseph L Bush and
Mrs. Carrie Nicholson of Tacoma), ma
tive of Baden. Germany, aged 81 years.
and / month
Friends and acouaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to-
day Sunday, at o'clock, from the par
lors of Miller & McMullen, 905 K street !:
thence to 1. Q. Q. F. Temple, where serv-
ices will be held
The record-union., 1897-08-22
ALL RIGHT NOW.
Some Corrections Concerning
Late Social Event.

A correspondent requests the publi-
cation of the following:
In the report in Saturdays Record
Union of the surprise party given Miss
Clinch last Thursday evening, there
We're several omissions. In speaking of
the decorations, Miss Leone Sinnett
should have had personal mention, as
she was of great assistance to the
committee. Rev. R. J. Johnson and
W. H. Gibson gave a very profitable
talk on bachelors and married men. Mr..
Gillett gave a narrative, and a quar-
tet from the Y. NJ c. A. octet, consist
ing Of Messrs. Barfoot, Sachs, McIn-
tyre and Marsh, gave song which was
received with great applause.
There was also a Typographical er-
ror There is no Mrs. George Lester :
but it is hoped there will be in the
near future
The record-union., 1897-08-22
UNDERTAKERS.

COMPANY CAPITAL STOCK 100000
to blowing
mine
lminin mo mini
will
the n in
a
in
guaran perez annu ten
E.
The record-union., 1897-08-22
KLONDICITIS.
Five Victims of the New Disease
Sent to AsyIums.

KIondicitis has struck in on at least
five men in California since the day. a
few weeks ago, the newspapers found
out that there was such a place. The
five men above mentioned had it bad,
so bad in fact that it became chronic
with them and settled on their brains,
thereby unsettling them.
John l.. Carriere, Secretary of the
State Commission in Lunacy, has as
certalned that within the past few
weeks Klondike has furnished an ex-
cuse for five men to become charges on
the State. They were committed to
several of the insane asylums.
Mr. Carriere has no way of ascertain
ing how the penitentiary has been af-
fected by Klondicitis, but vouches that
it is bad for asylums.
The record-union., 1897-08-22
THE HIGHBINDERS.
Their Examination Has Been Con-
tinued Till Next Tuesday.

Long Yin Toy and Chin All Cow,
charged with the murder Of HON All
Cow, were to have had their prelimin-
ary examination before Justice Davis
yesterday afternoon. but their attor-
neys, Charles T. Jones and B. Thomas,
were not yet ready and asked for a
continuance.
Attorney Jones stated that there had
been a tacit understanding between the
attorneys for the defense and for the
prosecution that the examination
should not proceed at that time.
Acting City Attorney De Ligne and
Hiram w Johnson, who will conduct
the prosecution, offered no objection to
a continuance, and on the statement
of Attorney Jones that he believed the
defense would be ready to proceed next
Tuesday morning, the case was set for
hearing that day.
The record-union., 1897-08-22
ATHLETIC MINSTRELS.
The Local Club to Give Burnt
Cork Entertainments.

The Sacramento Athletic Club mem
bers are contemplating the permanent
organization of a minstrel combination
among themselves.
The object is to have MINISTRIES and
vaudeville of a hig'h-clasS order. The
club has the material, and ought to
give excellent entertainments.
C. B. Brier is talking the matter up,
and it is hoped he will get the clubs
Board of Managers to act favorably.
Many of Sacramento's sweetest singers
and finest burnt comedians have
volunteered and express a desire to join
the IninStrelS.
The record-union., 1897-08-22
EARLY CLOSING.
The Movement Supported by the
Cigarmakers' Union.

The Cigar makers International Un-
ion, No. 23S, of Sacramento passed The
following resolution at it's last meeting
Whereas, We deem it the duty of this
union to help our fellow people wher
our aid is solicited in a good cause
therefore,
I'VE resolve, That this union support
the Retail Clerks Union, No. 30, by in
sisting on being served by union clerks
only, and to refrain from buying goods
after 6 O'Clock D. m. Saturday except
ed or ON Sunday.
''This to take effect September l.
1897"
The record-union., 1897-08-22
JAPS AT WAR.
One Received an Ugly Knife
Wound on the Shoulder.

About daylight yesterday morning a
party of Japanese laborers came to the
city from Elk Grove with one of their
countrymen, K. Iokoi. as prisoner. He
was locked up in the City Jail, and
afterward transferred to the County
Jail.
It seems that Iokoi and another Jap
had q row out that way on the pre-
ceding evening, resulting in the latter
being stabbed in the shoulder.
The wounded man was attended by
by DR.. Mckee of Elk Grove, who then
had him taken to the County Hospital.
The record-union., 1897-08-22
Mary II. DoIan's Estate.

James z. German, H. c. Wolf and
N L. Drew, appraisers of the estate of
Mary T. Dolan, deceased, have filed
their inventory and appraisement.
The estate has S645 81 in bank, ST.
600 due on a promissory note, and real
estate valued at 81 200, a total of ST.
$40 81
The record-union., 1897-08-22
Guardsmen to Come Tonight

This morning the military camp at
Santa Cruz will break up, and the sac
ramento companies will reach nome
sometime tonight, probably by one OF
the early trains.
The cavalry company will marcn as
far as San Francisco and come from
there by steamer.
The record-union., 1897-08-22
Teachers Convention.

On Monday the Northern California
School Teachers Convention opens at
Shasta Retreat. Almost every avail
able room in Dunsmuir has been en-
gagged in advance for the accommoda-
ton OF the visiting teachers, as a very
large crowd is anticipated.
The record-union., 1897-08-22
A Fruit Union Sued.

Richardson Bros. & Co., by their at
torneys. White & Seymour, have COM
menced suit against the Loornis Fruit
growers Union to recover the sum of
81. .3S7 81, alleged to be due for goods
sold to the defendants.
The record-union., 1897-08-22
Strange But True.

DR.. Craig & Co. cure catarrh, rheu-
matism. kidney troubles and diseases
of the nervous system without the use
of poisonous drugs. Advice free. Letters
containing stamps will be answered.
Office, Singleton Bldg, Fifth and K.
The record-union., 1897-08-22
Broke for the Woods.

While a gang of prisoners from the
County Jail were employed at Agrl-
cultural Park yesterday one fellow
named Russell made a break for ND
erty. He was pursued by Special Dep
uty Sullivan and recaptMed.
The record-union., 1897-08-22
EarIv Morning Fire.

A small house at Thirty-hIst ana )
streets, occupied by F. A. Russeguae'
was burned about o'clock yesterday
morning. The loss was about pl'ooo'
PARTLY covered by insurance.
The record-union., 1897-08-22

n orthern California - Fair tonight and
Sunday; continued warmth in the interior;
fresh westerly to northwesterly winds.
The record-union., 1897-08-22
An Estimate.

Get one from A. Meister & Sons, 91O-
914 Ninth street, on overhauling your
buggy, etc. Wagon and carriage work
in all its branches.
The record-union., 1897-08-22

Mrs L. A. Devin's lodging house is al
553 Geary street, San Francisco, and
not SIT Geary street as stated a few
days ago.
The record-union., 1897-08-22

Assorted waters, genuine water ices.
and pure ice cream, made of the finest
fruit juices at Barton's, 80 and 420
Z streets.
The record-union., 1897-08-22

Cherub Coffee, in one-pound papers,
has been placed with the retail grocers
this week 1t is fresh, home roasted. .
The record-union., 1897-08-22
MARRIED.

VAUGHN this city, August
21st, at the residence of brides mother,
by Rev. ]. L. Trefren, Robert E. l.,
Vaughn of Newark to Nettie P. Smith OF
Sacramento.
The record-union., 1897-08-22

Buffalo New Brew cents. Ed.
Boone, The Hoffman, Seventh and j.
The record-union., 1897-08-22

Post Office Bicycle Repair Shop; la
dies and gents new wheels to rent
White and Sterling Bicycles. TT K
street, Cooper Company.
The record-union., 1897-08-22
r povs to Investigate.

See and try the improved Domestic
and S35 Pommer Sewing Machine be-
fore buying. Pommer's, Ninth and j.
The record-union., 1897-08-22

Shredded whole wheat biscuit, 10
package; Battle AK Tobacco, 2oc a
F'eldhusen's, sol L street.
The record-union., 1897-08-22
ReIow Cost.
something New.

Summer millinery below cost. MN,
Miller, 613 K street.
The record-union., 1897-08-22

The E. Dorado saloon and family re.
sort, S26 street and zoos Ninth street
strictly first-class in all respects.
The record-union., 1897-08-22

For Wieland's extra pale bottled beer
81 dozen, call Up Blauth. Tel 297.
The record-union., 1897-08-22

DR.. Weldon, S06 j street, extracts
teeth without pain; local anaesthetic.
The record-union., 1897-08-22

Try McMorry's 5Uc uncoIored japan
tea; E. B. tea. 60c: G. P. tea. 75c; r. F.
Japan tea. 40c; 531 NJ street.
The record-union., 1897-08-22

Wire your house. Get prices electric
fixtures. Tom Scott. plumber, 303 ].
The record-union., 1897-08-22
TO-DAY'S GAME.
Gilt Edges and Vio1ets to Meet on
the Diamond

II there are two teams in the State
capable of putting up an inter
esting, not to say exciting game of
base ball, it is the Gilt Edges of this
city and the Violets of San Francisco,
the clubs that are to meet in a State
tournament game this afternoon at
Snowflake Park.
The VioletS had until recently a few
blow holes in their arnor, but these
have been patched up good and strong,
and the Bay City lads now believe they
can withstand the onslaugh4s of any
team in the State. 1t is understood
that De Costa will be the twirler for
the Gilt Edges. The makeup is as
follows.
The record-union., 1897-08-22
Weather Forecast.

Try McMorry's 35c tea. 531
The record-union., 1897-08-22

Save money by buying your tea and
coffee Of J. McMorry, 531 M.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-04
Gincu i1onen @iB

bOben iia cine Nnsabl SpaBp09el 81
WGterloo. Sa.. erlaubt. Surb Die
3eItun9en 9iu9 tiirSli9 bic Nadri6t.
IS lei baielblt oas pielbslpro6ene
nSufti6iff" CUR @roe 9etOmmen. llno
es lag audi ein rS6if" oa uno 5tuar
benin S0iebal=Yart. Or ,Seuti6=
Nmeritaner" bei9reibt oas Sing mad
ieiuer Nrt wie fOl9t:
9aS S6iii beitoub aus ;mei ci9orrenGbu:
ll6et Jtobrer, mar 80 SUP lang NIB bate
cine CRIME yaterne porIIe Ino cine rotbe go=
terue biuteu allgebra6t, wGbreub cine Gas
bine 8wtl6en ben 3nei RObren mar. IS
bate lu9efQbr a6t Sliigel AMI ieoer Seite.
OaS Sdtr1 war bur6 ein Cell, weldeS al
YtoIteH befelti9t mar, elu9ejGllt ulo eiu
Vtaun III ellem Pelirod itano oaueben uub
erjGbIte Der na5 ounoertet 36blenoeu Nlets
i6eumen9s, bic li6 pGbrenO beS Cages als
Reugleroe an9eianlmelt bate. baB er ioeben
III Der 9(a6t juuor bon Gan SrauSiSco aIs
%getommeu lei. Gou alien III Der Wa1bdrs
l6Ntt lte9cubeu Stdoteu tameE Gtute bcran,
be ooS 8robe Munoer ieBeu Unlteu.
Wcbrere SpabU60el bon @atsrlOo
6atten oas Shiff bauer lallen. oa in
leBter 3eit 10 piel ilber Elm 9rpBcs &uit.
i6ih in allen Sbeilsn Oes Gunoes er-
sablt WOrOen mar, uno bNtten ibren
Sp0B oarOn, Die Neu9ierOe Der Ye-
p%OlterunG 81 beObOaten. Sas .Suit-
ibih" mar aus SOl5 9sbaut uno nit
3u6 iiberiO9en unO mar iAwars anges
itri6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-04
Wai96arc Waarrn.

Mit benz QrOBtsn Eager bon pai6s
barren @aareu in Der Staot perIeben,
tonnen mir Die beiien SHerten MAIDEN
uno ipsgen oes Saaruertauies Die nie=
brighten Yreiie anAeben.
Fir 5e-Neue Yrlntin9s uno GGrs
bun9en in i9Uttlihcn Sawns, per
Uaro...... ...... 49,. DC
Sir 64c--Nsue GOroonet Smprimes
uno nelle &apnie 65arina. frii6e,
f60ne Wulter in isinem oauer=
baitem Sud- nit ieinen 6Oro
Streiien. per Oaro. ..... ...64c
Sir 10c-Neue Gbantilon, 30sol-
li9e Waib GOODS nit SpiBen.
itrelfen. in prahtoollen 6arben,
pint, blar, grim. lapeuoer uno
9elb, per Oaro.
Sir 15c-gtsue YiibOp 2aUns, Sp=
niton 2ace @auSe, Sappet SplBe.
2appet Mua, all bic neuen
SpiBenefette. al bic ileuen Gar.
ben uno ale 81 benz einen nieori'
gen preiie, per Yaro........15c
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-04
Mit Der Grri6tuns rinrr nrurn Sele=
pbnu=W eicQiGGft

III betanntli6 cine 4nsaDl bieii0er &ar
pitaliIten bei6aftist unD spar fOll our9
oie'es llnternsbmen Der 9reis fir ben
Selepbonoienit ernieori9t tperoen Do
NIT man lid mebr all9emein bes Sele-
pbons beoienen Tonne. 9etanntlib
bat bic Sel Selepbone So. big belte
nod oas Selepbon=W onopol i'm Ganbe
uno bic Preiie. Delhe fir ihren Sienit
perlan9t weroen, Iino nod INNER 10
bod. oab nur Die better 9eitellten Sc
1hdttslellte oieielben beSableu tOnren.
Samit man iebe, ipel6' ein Inter-
I6ieo in ben Preiien fir ben Selepbons
olenlt beitebt, 9eben mir iolSenoe Sab
len an:
Sier in Dubuque be;ablt man beute
tltr ben re9ulGren den
Sienlt $3.50 per Monat, B. b. $40
per Sabr. Sn Chicago sablt man
1925 fir Den 9elubbnli6eu 9isnIt uno
Iilr bic Serbinbung nit anoeren
Stdoten bebeuteno mebr. Sos lino
Die Preiie bier i'm vfrsisu Siirssr<
&Oni9tbum" gmerifa.
Sn europa betrabtet man bas Seles
pbpn als cine gemeinniibli6e Sadie
uno einSelne Staaten baben oas Mo=
nopol in Die Sano genommen. Su
S6tueoen betreibt bic &egieruug bas
Selepbon lno Der Sienit toitet bort
llur SO per Sabr. Sieier Yreis i6lieBt
iogar bic @inri6tuns Elm llnO ielbit fir
ben Sienlt swiihen StGoten, wel6e
telephoniih berbunben 1ino, iperoen
feline Grtratoiten bere6net. Nub in
anoeren Staaten, mo bOs lelepbon
amtli6 9~eleitet. Ober ~peniQitens cons
"trOllirt Uiro, 1T Der Sienit Elm 1ebr
biQi9er. gr fteQt ii6 in Der Satpeis
auf $24 i'm erIten, ouf $50 i'm slpeiten
uno auf $40 in ben fol9enOen SaDren;
in SeelanO auf $24; in England
auf $35.75 uno in Seuti9lauo allf
$50 per Sabr.
Die 8eielidaft. peI6e bier in Su-
buaue iudt bur6 ,sire Gonturrens
mittelt home-capital bic greiie fir
ben S%elepbonoient su ernieorieen,
Deroient mad benz @eia9ten bic berg
lidite Spmpatbie uno Mitbilie aQer
Sir9er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-04
Sleinerc u ahri@ten aus 5tapt
ntio una8egeao.

- Cir Snabe Nnmens WlcSermOtt
i6Ob am Sumsta0 nit einem GLits
9eiuebr (Air CUM i6erSbalber na3
ieinem &ameraoen, benz 14jd6ri0en
80. &pan, Spbn oes 9lei@nnmi9en
YOli5eimannes, uno traf ben jungeu
Gpan nit elmer Sleiiu9cl an Das glu9e.
IS lit @efObr %DOrbanoen. D0B Der
&na6e Oas gu9e OerlIere.
- 6. s. YetsriOh 3obnarat,
96l MainitraBe.
- Gls SeItreoner fir ben @rGbers
i6miidunasta9 lit Der bO6w. Yater
S. i. YoWen hon Sabula, Sa.. bon
Der BieiiOen q. u. u. ertOren wOrOen.
- s. y. SranBen. oeutlher Noboiat
uno NOtar. 3immler Alb Sifics-@ss
bauoe, 9. unO WtaiHsS traBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-04
3iunen.

Sier Iino ncitere YeweiIe fir bic
GriparnlNe, wslhe sic NADER, inosm
Sie in eiuem 2aoen t~Guien, no nur
9e9en Saar9elo Uertauii miro:
5iir lOc-Slos cine @nSab! leinene
Sud SanotiiAer, 2Ox42 Soil,
frin9eo uno bon elmer Nrt, bic su
l5c INNER bili9 lit, bel oieiem
Wertaut
Sir 50c-72s0aiQes cream Sii9s
Samast; ldBt ii6 lueiB maiden;
infer 69c Samast miro bier Oers
fault per Oaro...... soc
Sir 6Oc-66S0aiGes feinss. purss.
irii6es Sinnen SiiA.S amast, Die
Csc glrt, per Uaro. soc
Sir 5c-l8SOli9es. braunes, 9ans
leinenes eraib. per Oaro.......5e
Sir l0c-Gine Yaro brsiie, praGt.
Dolle printed SiltOlines. 1897
Wtulter uno Garbeu. per Yaro. 1Oc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-04
Strumptwaarsn

@ir bofen, oaB mir Niemanb er.
miioeu, tpenn mir INNER ,pieoer BON
ben Sopip Talt Ylad Strumpfwaarsn
.sr,dblen. absr mir wihen, oab mir bic
beiten StrumpfWaaren fir oas ne.
ni9lte 8elo lieiern uno mir wOaeu Sc.
Dem oas unuerSeBIid einpra9en.
Sier Iino 3. 9. 800 Paar SopIp
o%auerbaft ibluarSe Samenltriim.
pie, iaumlOs, 81 benz Spe5ial-
preile bon
Sir 1Oc bausrbaft idwarSe Wdnner.
ipden nit pelBen S~uBtbeilen.
Sauerboit aefdrbte lsoerfarbsne
Striimpie nit mooiibem Sube.
Ii9b ipliceo glbiaB uno nit bop.
pelten 3ebtbelIen, ipertb l5c,
Sir 25c: Infer beIonoerer StolS
rOtinRrpa" SOpiD b%auerbaft
i6mar5e uno bauerbaft 9eiGrbte
leoerfarbi9e Strumpilpaaren, nit
ertra oOppelter Sobl., biab ipliceo
Nbiab, bette WacO Yaumlpole.
beiier als ir0eno welbe Boo
Strumpiwaaren in Dubuque.
fir .25c
Sauerbaft i6warse, 9erippte
StrumpIwaaren iiir..........5e
@rtra i6mere, 9erippte. iaumlOie
SOpip Oauerbait ibparSe Striim.
pie, is iino iberaus ibWsr ab3u-
tra0en, in 8rOBen bon 6 bis 10,
braudsn ni6t DIT 9eltopit gu tper.
ben, pertb 25c, 5u...........19c
gu Sc: Shwere 9eitridte Wdnner.
SOden, iaumlOier SUB, 9sripp.
ter Sbsrtbsil. ................5e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-04
Mus bem Guunts uno Der Nabbar=
i6aft.

- gu Cascade f~eierten am %. Npril
bic Gbeleute Serr uno Srau Gbriit.
S6Ghsr oas Set ibrer 9olOenen So6=
Seit in 8esenlpart 5ablreI9er Gratulun=
ten.
- gu @Ortbin0ton tpuroen in Der
ct. Peter Ano Yauls=Sirae Serr Sa-
fob SebnGoif uno SRI. Spispbina
Wbite ebeli6 bonn bodtp. 9ater 3ig-
rang 9~etraut.
gu Cascade serItOrte Gin s6as
oenfeuer am MOntas perf. Wo6e oas
Salls DEG Serrn Sd. 6aean in wel6enl
sur 3eIt Serr SatOb GOnter pobnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-04
Bum Yrciic INN II

pirb bic 8%urlin9tousG iienbabu Ruuoreiic.
StQete 3n iol9enpen SeriammIlmSen uerauss
9abeu:
BUR Snternatioual Gipine Science Niios
citation III ct. gOuis, no., pom II. bis gum
16. Ufai.
CUR Cumberland Yresbpterian General
@iiem6Ip Su Chicago, ST., pom 90. Wtoi
bis Sum2. SUM-.
CUR llmteo Bresbpteriau @eucroi @iiemblp
III Rod SslauO, ST.. DOM 20. Mai bis gum
5. SUM.
Cur american Weoiral @iociation III
philadelphia, pa, pom 1. bis gum 4. Stunt.
Sur NmeriCou 9"turiery Utsu Qiiociatiou III
ct. HouiS, Mo., am g.. uno 10. sunni.
CUR Nmcsicau WaterlporfS aiioCiation ,u
Denuer. Colo, pom s. bis gum 10. SuE!.