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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02
sumncns.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of Idaho in and for Nez Perce county:
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Hartford Conn. Plaintiff James r Carter
The First National Bank of Lewiston, Idaho and
Henry Dernham T. Kaufman and William kaui
man. partners Dernham kaufman, and
Henry Dernham and William Kaufman, partners
as Dernham Il Kaufman ana Lester Keller,
Defendants.
The State OF Idaho sends greeting
To Henry Deruham, +. kaufinan and William
Kaufman, partners as Dernhan x kaufman,
James X, Carter, The First National Bank OF
Lewiston Idaho and Henry Dernham and VIII
liam Kaufman partners as Deruham kaui-
| man and Lester Keller Defendants;
| You are hereby summoned aud Required to
appear in action brought against you by SAID
| Plaintiff in said District Court, and TO answer
| the com plant OF the above-named Plaintiff filed
service. after the service on you ofthis summons,
| if served within this county, or If served out OF
| this county, but within this judicial district
within 10 DAYS. or if served elsewhere within SC
DAYS The said action is brought to toreclose
| a mortgage given by the said James X, Carter &c
| lanes IL Tallman, aud assigned by said James
| IL Taman to said Plaintiff, dated November Shh
| 1899. said mortgage given to secure the no,e OF
| the said James X. Carter for TIE principal sum
'ofSevcr Hundred $4,000 Dollars aud Interest
! aud Forty 500 Dollars. attorneys fees and the
amount advanced by the Plaintiff for taxes upon
| said premises and interest thereon. said mort
gage being upon the + y of the NE 1 of Sector
| . and the ) ! of the ST i of section 81 Twp Is
\. X. l. W. b. NJ, in said Nez Perez county, ant
| recorded December 5, 1900. in the Recorder otc,
III said County IN Boox s. of Mortgages, at page 40
And the proceeds OF foreclosure sale of SAID prem
>es not sufficient to pay the amount, due on sa
note and mortgage and the costs ut this action the'
| To Obtain Judgment ana execution Tor the dehc!enI,
| against said James II. Garter and that each ami al
said defendants ana all persons claiming by through
OF under them, may he barred ami t"reclosei ot a
right title Claim, hen equity ut redemption IN an
Ia said murig god premises AMI for other and turtle
| Teief.
| AMI you are hereby notified that IT YOU tail 10 ap
pear and answer said complaint rs above require
| The SAID plaintiff Will take YOUR default ami Apply
;he Court tor the relief demanded in said complaint
| Given under NV hand ana the seal Of the D'>tr't
Court vi The Second luiicla District OF the State
Idaho in ana tor the County OF Nez Perez this ~
Law ot MAY 1897. = o. 1ANNAhltt, Clerk
| Seal nt CourU By Gro L. ERB, Deput,
JAMES Z. RABB, Attorney for Plaintiff
| Fist Publication May IS ami last July ;. 1897
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02
The Old Theory vs. the New.

The man who pays his taxes
when they are due and keeps
square with his creditors is doing
more to better the financial Condi-
tons than the most blatant agita-
tors. The country is suffering
from too much speculation not
only in financial way but also a
spe cula,ion in theoretical and in
fla,ed ideas concerning social and
political questions The times are
on, of joint. Naturally such times
breed dissatisfaction and discon-
tent, Political agitators rise up
with schemes of legislation to cure
every i'll from which the body
polite suffers.
Money is scarce, the government
must make more money. Money
is hard to get: the government
must make it free and loan ii to
the people. Money has too little
value; the government must give
it more value. Property has &C
cumulated il, the hands of the ill.,
dus,rious and thrifty; the govern
ment must make laws for a new
distributions" The foregoing and
other proposition equally untrue
are very prevalent in the teachings
of political reformers. Under such
instruction many grow to believe
that the government owes them a
living. either directly as sinecure
in some fat Office, or indirectly by
means Of legislation.
The injunction given to the
Father Of Mankind has been lost
sight Of in this latter day philoso-
ply. Political theorists are seek
ing new way to earn breat
except by the sweat of our brows
but the man who follows follow:
after false gods. The good ole
gospel Of work with study o
thrift and the practice of small
economies will solve the problem
for the individual and the solution
for the nation will come with tn
revival of the industries of tn
nation.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02

The reform officers Of the state
act and talk in accordance with
the theory that public Office is a
private snap. They were elected
OH a campaign that promised econ
omy. They got in to turn the ras'
calls out that were robbing the
state. By strange mish p, GER
tainly not intentional, the legisla
ture voted a reduction of expense:
in public Offices. This brings the
office holder to test to try The
honesty of his assertions and thu
test finds him short Oh ideas o
practical economy aud long on
disposition to kick about not hav
ing money enough to carry out tn
duties of his Office. We hav'
heard threats about closing office
when the money gave out, ant
complaints that the money pai'
did not justify the official i'll doing
his legal duty. There is only on
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02

Under the present tariff bill
o,eigners have good thing III
pushing their goods into American
markets. The American laborer
stands idly by waiting for chance
to sell his labor. The republican
doctrine Of American taxation
will change all this. We
will manufacture goods for our
consumption, giving employment,
to our own working men. WorE
will bring wages and steady EN-
ployment. With wages and work
the day of prosperity will be a
hand.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02
Property is concentrating il

Property is concentrating in
the hands of the few, is the war
cry of the political demagosue and
the idle and improvident who have
nothing join h.nds with him and
demand redistribution, 1t is
true, it always will be true, that
property will concentrate i'll the
hands o. the industrious and
thrifty. ANY attempt 10 rob them
Of the fruits of their industry is a
direct blow at the foundation of al
enterprise.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02
In the DAYS of the Nations ad

In the days of the Nations adj.
versity the popocratic party IN
creased and waxed strong i'll the
land. In the days of prosperity it
will grow beautifully less. The
day of its disintegration is a, hand,
The American people have 70 use
for a party that breaches pesSim-
ism and grows great by fostering
discomfort.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02

The Kansas legislature has
given another brilliant example of
reform economy. In order to cut
down expenses the appropriation
bill provided that for machine set
type the state printer should re-
Ieive but ten cents per thousand
"ems." 1t has been shown that
the machines cannot be operated
for that except at loss. They
have been thrown out and the
state will now pay from 80 to 4;
cents per thousand for hand com
position. This places Kansas ;
little in the lead OF Idaho III thu
race for economy and reform, bu
wait til the attorney genera
intreprets another law.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02

The question of good roads to
Lewiston is being discussed in sew
eral sections OF the interior. Nat
urally, from the topography OF the
country all roads lead to Lewiston
on the best possible grades, but by
reason Of neglect the roads leading
from here to the various mining
camps aud new settlements on the
reservation are not kept i'll condi-
ton equal to the demand of the
new traffic. Consequently traffic
that looks to Lewiston as trade
center is DETECTED by means of bad
roads to other points not nearly sc
accessible. Lewiston opportunity
lies in developing all roadways
leading to the city. A little enter
prise. time and money expended
in this direction will secure almost
the entire jobbing trade of the new
country being opened OH the reser
yation aid III the mining camps
Neighboring towns are taking ad
vantage Of present conditions ant
are making strenuous efforts to de
feet the trade by construction ney
grndes over the hills
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02

inference to draw III such cases and
that is that the reformer is in Office
for the money there is III it. He
does not serve the public from a
sense Of duty, a desire for honor or
in the name Of economy. This is
the fiuitage of reform, the .ull
grown plant from seeds sown in
campaign wind.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02
Notice.

L. $. Land once, Lewiston, Idaho, June 10, 1897,
Com plant having been entered Al this office by
Anna C,eiger against Robert McGowan for abali-
douiup his Homestead Entry No. 1858, dated
November 49, 1895, upon The +. hit SW Or, oW or
SW ar sec &C. and 81 Gr 81 or, sec 81, Twp g
North Range p ". b NJ i'll Ncz Perez county,
Idaho with view to the cancellation of said
entry; the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at tlii, Office the ,lth day of July 1901 al
10 o clio * A. NJ. correspond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged Abandonment.
ALFRED W. kRuUTINGER. Receiver
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02

The Debs' socialistic scheme has
been Discontinued tor lack of vic
TINS brave enough to Try the plan.
Mr.. Debs was too busy preaching
to take time to practice little on
lis own theories. Socialism is
better preached than practiced
At best, such is the verdict of eX-
perienCe.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02
Notice..

L. $. Land Office. Lewiston Idaho May "a
1897.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Robert r.. l.. Huckaboy, against Jonathan Wood
for abandoning his Homestead Entry No. 4SS3
dated March Al, 1896. upon the nwh. section :
township 81. II range /, W, in Nez Perce county
Idaho, with a view to the cancellation of said en
try the said parties are hereby summoned tt
appear at t. 5. Land Office, at Lewiston, Idaho
OH the first day vi July 1897, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
to respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment,
b. +. MORRIS, Register.
) r. HoGIN Attorney for Contestant.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02
Notice.

L. 5, Land Office, Lewiston, Idaho, June A.
1897.
Complaint having been entered at this office
by David +. kessler against Oscar w. Anderson
for abandoning his Homestead Entry No l4SA.
dated April :, 1896, upon the Lots 5, g. :, 9, 10,
II, and IL, Section 81, Township q, N, Range ?,
e b IN, in Idaho county Idaho, with a view to the
cancellation of said entry, the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at the L. ). Land
Office at Lewiston, Idaho, on the goth day OF
JuN, 1897. at ten o'c1ocS, a m, to respond ana
furnish testimony concerning said alleged aban'
donnent. y. +. MORRIS, Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02

The luCkless congressman who
made himself famous by eXclaim
ing, Mr. Speaker, where am |
at has been equalled by the Idaho
legislator who writes to enquire
Mr.. Attorney General, what did
we mean by that law anyhow.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02

The man who takes to the hills
in the Clearwater basin and goes
to scratching gravel is likely to
strike it rich in finding a pay
streak Of the yellow metal.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02

In the city election in Boise the
party favoring liberal improve
ments has split into silver and
gold bug faction. Yet the local
organ of the Silver Improvement
party says that there is no part
zanship in the ranks
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02
Notice TO Creditors.

Estate of Melane "a Francois deceased
Notice is hereby given, that Letters Testamen-
tary on the Estate of Meauie lie Francois, de
ceased. were granted to the undersigned on the
31,t day of May, 1897, by the Probate court OF Nez
Perez County.
All persons having claims against said Estate
are required to exhibit them to me for allowance,
at Hotel De France within ten months alter the
date of this notice, or they shall be forever
barred.
This 4th day of June, 1897.
EUGENE ]. BONHoRE,
Executor ofthe Estate of Melanie La Francois
deceased
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02

Anywhere from half dozen
sources water can be brought to
Lewiston to furnish power for
generating electricity, Electrical
power can be furnished for manu-.
featuring purposes at a rate low
enough to attract manufacturing
interests. 1t can be transported
without loss and used for lighting
farm houses and furnishing power
for all farm work employing horse
or steam power. An estimate OF
the low cost of such power can be
had from the statement that from
central station near Lyons,
France, electricity is conducted
over a radius of 80 miles and the
power nsed to drive loom is fur,
at the rate OF two dollars pei
month.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02

What is the use of hothering over
the saving and chopplng of wood
when Small X Emery will deliver you
siXteen-lnch slab wood, ready for the
stove. ON short notice aud at "A low
figure.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02

It is not too early now to begin
preparing an eXh bit tor the annual
fruit fair to be held in Spokane
this fall. The Lewiston valley is
harvesting one of the finest fruit
crops ever grown and as the var
ious fruits ripen some one should
be looking out for the preservation
Of specimens for the fair, Hereto
fore no concerted action has ,ver
been taken till late in the season
and there has always been regret
that the exhibit did not fully rep
resent the excellence of the pro-
duction in the valley. A few OF
the leading growers always have
carried the burden of the display
and to them full honor is due fol
the exhibit What is needed is d
general interest in preserving fol
the fair the finest specimens from
every garden and orchard. 1t be
comes then an easy thing to selec
a display that will fully represent
the possibilities of fruit growing il
the Lewiston valley.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02
r. G. BROWN, NJ. D. .. D.
PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON
Main ST., Lewiston, Stanton b'u

The doctor is a graduate OF the By ~
,sh School of Medicine (Englanal !
low of the Society ot Medicine OIL ue
Britain, Graduate of the AmenWs
Medical College. Member OF tne y
tional Association Medical HefW
Of Great Britain, and Vice Ptes%
of the American Association OF rug
clans and Surgeons (Indiana).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-11

babe. Sein @uni5 puroe 9epdbrt
nno er pertilate oonn Die ibm porge-
IeBten SpsiIen nit beltem Ippetit.
9ta6oem Poub Se9eiien batte, erbcb
er lt6 uno 9in9 auf Die Shire iu,
orebte Iib banu dbsr blibIdnell berum
uno feuerte Der Srau Sarris cine &e=
pOloertugel in bic Sruit, worauf er bas
Sienitmdoden sbenfalls our9 cine &us
gel nieoerItrefte.
Der W0rosr elite bann bic Sreppe
binauf. our6iudts Sdrdnte uno
&Ommooen uno nabm oas oarln
befinolibe 8elo on li4. Sann belties
er iein 3peirao uno iaste in iiioweIt'
liher &idtuns auf Der Wutponaso=
Cambridge oapou, tpie man permutbet.
in Der &ittun9 bon Burlington. go.
balo bic umpobuenosn Sarmer bon
Der entiebliden Sluttbat borten, mab-
ten iie ii6 an bic SerfolSung oes
Worobubeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-11
&iciises Jrucr.
Yittsburg 3d., 2. Mai.

pitts burg, 3d., 2. Wai.
Sas rieIi9e Observation-Disclosures
aeIbdft bon s. &. Sentins & 50. on
GibertD glDenue 1T beute glbeno our6
cine 6euersbrunIt poQItGnoiS SerltOrt
wOroen. IS iino fernsr ab9ebrannt:
bas 9rObe GlenmaGrenael6dit BON
Sol. Sorne & &c., DIAPERS Sano=
ihubaeiddft, Soras's Sfiicesebauoe,
in weldem iia cine groBe 9ln5abl
Offices befanoen, %. .. @riers &
Co.'S pOrsellangeiddft, Snaman's
Seppi6seI6ait uno oas Sruferei=
aei6dft Der biibOfliden WetbOoiiten.
gllle oieie 8ebduoe lieGen al gennIDl=
pania Qlnenue. gln 2ibertptraBe puroe
Sud's @i9arrenfabrit serltOrt. Sas
8ebduoe bon Sentins & SO. lit pOll=
itdnoi9 ausgebrannt uno bic Mausrn
iino einaeitilrst. Ser 8eiammtosrluit
wiro auf Sipei WtilliOnen Dollars per=
anidla9t. benz anseblih cine quite Der.
liderung 9e9eniiberitebt. Sic Geuers=
brunIt mar bic 9rOBte. wel6e bier lett
l845 pOrgetommeu 1T. Sas 6euer
mar i'm @ebduOe uOu Sentins & GO.
in einem Nbiallbauien am 6uBe Oes
6abrltubls gum Nusbrud getommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-11
Snbuqne, Soma, Sieuftag ben II. N}ai 1897

trag bebuis &atiii3irung in bic eao=
9tllti9e Gorm brln9en mlro.
Die 8ei6dftsperbunolunosn oes
@on9rehes nebmen oann iofOrt ibren
Anfang uno Spar tperoen oleIelben in
fransOiiider Sprate uno bel Deri6loi=
ienen Sbiiren 9efilbrt.
Siellei6t Der widtialts goridlag
tpiro ii6 auf oas io9enannute ,3pi=
i6enourbgangsipitem be3ieben. Nab
oieiem Spltem beSablt oas Sano. in
weltemP POltienoungen auI9eaeben tuer.
ben, cine Gnti6Goi9un9 on ale 2dn=
Der, bur6 oeren 8ebiet bic poitia9en
oes erl lteren binourb9eben.
Der biel beIprodene Sori9lag, cine
@eltpoltmarte sin,ufiibren. bic ni6t
fir bic einbeimiide poitbef0roerung
9iilti9 1T, ionosru fir bequeme Ser.
binoun9 3miiben 2dnoern. ierner Der
8Ori6las Der ginfiibrung bon GOu-
Derts nit &etOurmartsn, bic fir bic
aanse gSelt 9iiltig iino, tperoen sur
gerbanolung tommen, toabrideinlid
ieoOb nidt CUR 9lnnabme aelan9su.
Bon beioen goridldgen bat ieoob Der
3peite bic beIieren NusIihten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-11
Grnfinnng Der Ansfellnng in 1cn:
nekce.
Ea bbille, Senn., |. Wai.

Ta bile, Senn.. l. Wtai.
Der beutiae gr0ffnunastag Der Sen.
tnialausltellung mar bonn berrlibIten
Better be9ilnlti9t. 9lls I'm IL llb,
bic GrOiinuugsfeierlibteiten i'm gluoito.
RUM be9annen. mar oieies 9rOBe @e'
bGuoe. wel6es 5000 Wenidsn faBt,
bis auf ben lsBten Ylab 9eiiillt. 9lui
Der platiOrm befanoen li6 Die Seam'
ten Der 4usltelun9 uno bic Mitglieoe,
Der oeribieoenen @omites, ferner 8oll'
Derneur SaplOr uno iein Stab. be,
StaatsOberrl6ter uno feline GOlle9eu
bom Sbet9eribt, gunosslsnatOr g8.
y. Bate uuo mebrere bunOert berOOr'
ra9enoe Siir9er.
Yunit IL llbr rief Yrdiioent SObr
W. Sbpmas nit Dem Sbla9e ieines
Sammers Die Yeriammlung CUR Orb
nun9 uno &sp. Sbomas 8. Sailor.
Cillfsbllbof bon Senne6es, iprab ba:
tiblihe 8ebet. Sberritter Snoo9raB
W. Wt. Wc6artbp, SObn Sbumpiou
Sprebsr oes Staatsienats. uno Mlor'
gan s. 5ibpatrid. Spretsr bes Sau
fes Der 8sisBSebung, bielten turSe An'
fpraden.
Nab Sdlub Der &sosn Oiitirte Yrdii,
bent Sbomas aui Der Yiibne Die nah'
iiebsuoe Sepeibe an YrGiioent Wc3in
lep: .Nn ben Prdiioentsn Der Der
Staaten bon 9lmerifa. gDaibin9tou.
8. 6. 9as Bolt bon Sennenee isnos
grtibe uno srIu6t Sic. ieBt Die Waidi
men Der misunderstanding pUr
SenneHes In Sewe9uns gu isBen."
Gin paar Wlinuten Ipdter baltic be,
Sonner Der @eidiibe ourh oas 8ebGuo,
uno iiber ben Musitellun9splab. Pra'
foent Wc&inlep bate ben elettriiher
&nOpf georiift; bic 9luslielluu9 mar er'
oiinet; Die Waidinen ieBten lib I'M Il
ubr IA 0tinuten in Sewesung.
Ssute absno fanosu absrmals Con-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-11
Giuc irieoIid)c tntcrnatipualc
Seriammluug.
Scr Wrltpnfsunsrcb uno ieine Mr=
bcltcn.
8 q bin9tpn .. g.,
> moi

~ u - u, =. ",
2. Wai.
Die GoItoperationen Der g8elt iper.
ben Dor elmer Der 0iltin9uirteiteu &Or-
perihaiten, pelbe iemals in oiefrm
2anoe periammelt wareu, &eoue paiii=
rem, tuenn Der g8eltpoitlon9reB am
nd6iten MittWo6 bier Suiummentreteu
luiro. IS lit oas erite Wal, baB Der
4u9emeine YOItpsrbauo, Der ieBt jeoe
Or9anilirte 8e9ierung bis auf orsi,
Gblua, &orea uno ben Srnnies Erei=
ltaat, umiaBt, uno iOpeit Die YUitia-
den in Yetra6t tOmmeu. tontrOllirt.
feline Sele9aten in glmerita periunmelt
ieben mlro.
Sedsi9 uno etlibe Climber uno BRO.
OinSen ueroen our6 etwa 100 Sele9d.
ten oertretsn Iein. bod bat ieoes 9auo
in ben Seratbun9en MIR elm e
Stildme.
Die Sclegaten perosn in @aibino=
ton piet bis iehs g8Oben isin. bod
luiro Der &on9reB ni6t mebr als ein
balb SuBeno Wal Suiammentreten.
Sie ei9entlibe Nrbeit, Die Gotiiisirun9
Der SOr9dn9e, iusnn Die QlusI6Iile 9e.
riht erltatten, aus9euOmmen, weIbe
Sahe oes 9anSen &an9rehss 1T. idut
bier ausi6illisn su. bon oenen peni9-
ltcns elmer jeoen Gag in SiBun9 iein
wiro, aus9enOmmeu on SNmItu9en
uno SOunta9sn. Sin 9lusi6uB piro
| iib nit oem all9emeinen Sertra9 au
bsfaiien baben, Der auf ieoem 8Onareb
an9enommen miro, uno iuiro ferner
Die Nbrshmlnaeu sluii6eu ein5elnsn
SGnoern ihllbtsn. Itit ben SeBteren
bat unier Sano ni6ts au idaIfen. Gin
speiter gusi6uB wiro ilb nit arran-
9ements fir ben 9lustaui9 BON Sries
Ten oetlarlrteu g8ertbes befalleu, fcrner
oem YadetpOltIpitem uno ben bon mans
den Sdnoern 0ebrau6tsn Yoltiosnti-
tdtsbiihern beiahen. Gin britter glus=
ihnb ulro @lles auf 8sloanlpeiiunOeu,
ourb bic Yolt su erbebenoe 9te6nun-
gen uno SubitriptiOnen auf 3eitun9eu
uno 3eltihriiten bur6 bic YpfGmter
yesiiQlihe eriud9en, wdbrsno Der pierte
NusibuB ben nsuen alQsmsiusn Ser.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-11
90 a 9im9ton .. g., !
;. Wni. {

Die gr6ffnuns oes g0eltpOIttonsrel.
leg fano beute I'M Qrobeu Saale Der
alten 6prcOran'iben 8lnlt9allerle ltatt.
Gtwa So CLIMBER. lusl1e bic Wtebr3abl
Der gum @eltpoltperein 9ebOriaen &e=
9ierun9eu umfaien, waren pertreten,
ebenlo 9blnu. &orea uno Der Sranles
6reiltaat, iuelbe bis iebt nod nidt benz
Nerein anaebOren. Wan srwartet,
oaB Die glrbsitsn oes &onarehss etwa
le1s gSo6en oauern weroen. Der
Suupttbeil Der glrbeit miro bon @us=
lhiiien erleoi9t Ueroen. welbe oas Grz
0ebniB ibrer Mrbeiten etWa elnmal Die
98obe benz &on9rsB untsrbreiten wer=
ben. Sas 9c9enpdrti9e pOitiiberein-
tommeu miro repibirt uno umoeltaltst
weroen. @on Den sur Serbanoluna
tOmmenosn wihtisen 6ra9en betriht
cine ben SOriblaa. bic amtlibe YOit
Der gum Sereiu gebOri9en 2dnoer un=
ent9eltlit 81 beiOroern. cine anbsre
Die GrbObuns Der unter elmer Siinicent.
marie bei6roerten 8ewlbtseinbeit bon
elmer balben llnSe aui llnseu, auBer.
Dem ipa bic Sra9e Der einiiibrung
elmer @eltpoltmarte erwp9en weroen.
Der Saal 9eludbrte einen 9ldn5enoen
glnblif, ais 8eueral Satheller, Der
Grlte Selesat Der Ser. Staateu. ben
&on9reB um IL llbr our Sronung riei.
Die Sels9ateu lparen im 8eiellibafts.
anSus Ooer I'M 8alasSOitOltilm eribie-
nen. Sieieni9eu. pel6e Sroensaus.
'sianun9en auisulpsiisu battsn, battsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-11
Teueri9aben.
G acine, @is.,

&acine, @is., 3. Wai.
@sitsrn Worssn gsasn 3 llbr brad
in benz SOiibauie Der Grau Carrie
S6uls. al SunctiOn @ps.. 6euer aus
uno isbs,ebn Berionen tonnten lib
nur nit tnapper gtotb in ibren Nadt=
tleibern retten.
Ginlae ipran9en aus ben 5enltern
oss Slueiteu StOdwertes uno mebrere
YeriOnen erlitteu ni9t unerbebli9e
SerleBungen.
Sas Seuer entItano ourb eine
i6aobaite SeiSoOrri6tuns. Sas 8es
bGuoe, i'm @ertbe bon $4,000, wuroe
tbeilwsiie seritDrt uno Der Serlult Der
&oit0Guasr betrdst bon fiinf bis a6t.
Gunoert Collars.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-11
Sic nrifreierbatinnsn.
80 @aihinQton. 6. MNi.


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pioerruft.
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