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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-04
CanadianPacifc
AND
SoO-Pacifc Ry.
THE ONLY LINE RUNNING
luxurious SLEEPING CARS
FROM THE
PACIFIC To TIE ATLANTIC
WITHOUT CHANGE

1-psorsTEREp TOURIST CARS daily
- paul MssineSiays 10 Boston and
S,vssvs 10 Tercaso. without change,
80 ArS,s LEAVE SEATTLE DAILY At
2 A. N
Ns.saNFEEgENT STEAMERS on
49, SfTpEgIOR. ieaving EerE William
- CSgsr SSuad On Thursdays and sun
sav~ MrSls ard neTths sncisias3 ca stesii1l-
MONTHLY STEAMERS % Honolulu
snd Au.tranA. ard sSsTy SarSs weeks -
cana az. Japan. -. -
rar rssss ana s.ssr irtcrsfaSsi1a sppsy %
E~A 6 " gQINN1S
Freight ara Passenger AEsnt. 90 prs av-.
or 80 ~ >. - 80
pSssriSt Passenger Aseas. NSnco@Ner.
Is -
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DAILY kACErT SUNDAY.

krloss cennacslo1s a. NeIson Win steam
er for Kassa ard al h0otenay Lake
Points
TsassenSers for Kettle River a1t Bound
nFy Creek csHnScs ~ Marcus waEA sage
daily.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-04

STR CITY OF ABERDEEN
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT 30 a NJ.
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Str. MULTNOMAH
tDATLYb
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT T. NJ
FARE BETWEEN SEATTLE AND Ia
COMA, 80 CENTS.
ROUND TRIP. $ CENTS.
Tel Main 81 CITY DOCK. Agent.
CAPT. l.. WILEY, Manager
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ALASKA
The Reliable
STEAMER FARAfLON
VIII sail for
JUNEAU, SkAGUAY AND DYEA.
November II. at D. IN, and every nffeen
days thereafter.
Passenger accommodations are Al. Am
PIE room for freight and stock.
For rates and further Information call at
echwabache~s Wharf foot of Union
street Te.sphone. Pike s..
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For Copper River
or Cook Inlet.
The Pacific Steam Whaling Company win
dispatch the steamer
WOLCOTT,

Sailing from Seattle November Is. 1891.
This steamer has superior accommoda-
tons for limited number of passengers.
All passengers Will be landed at orca, at
mouth 81 Copper river, where the CON-
pany owns a large cannery and saw mill
plant. and where good sleeping and stor-
age accommodations viii be allowed pas
sengers free for one month from date Of
arrival For further particulars apply to
ARCTIC OIL WORKS. Agents.
sl3 First Ave South. Seattle. Wash.
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PUGET SOUND > ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

VICTORIA ROUTE.
Cleaner City of Kingston between Ia
e0faa. Wash. and Victoria. g. &.
sespfn Nv ~ Tacoma ii9 Ar sf1pn
fsaopm LyI 81 SEATTLE - Ar f:45pm
laDsmsI.v. APP. Townsend 81 Ar3Igi.4sam
5.tsamAr'lies Victoria Mlf.v. 5.osa m
sDsly except Saturday.
This steamer furnishes flrst-class accom-
moiailons carrying both freight and
ra.4ngess aad leaves from Yssier wharf
kexttle. s8r Victoria. a. 10 p. NJ. and for
Tacoma at 2I5 D. m,
Passengers for Victoria can occupy
esa.eroouls until a. IA.
For rates. iickets. etc. inquire %
c. r. TH0HNDYkE.
Agent. Yesier Wharf. Seattle.
l. A. NADEATT
General Agent, y. T. Ry.. Seattle.
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS..

fss1erdsy wzs a fairly good day IN the
$50 aa4EkeI Eggs ard butter continue
ltla- FoSasaes have hsen up for several
- - ana the b@s. are now bringing 81
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PACIFIC coasr .rrAmsHsr 70

"
TIE conpany~s ssexar, $500 80.
49, SlTf OF pTFET.A ana wArTsa
49, sssi.A arsve sEATTT.g fsr san $50
ssaeo. va Port Toxns4na ara ysssa~tz =
=. Noy. & n, l. - q De-
:, y - p - p. Jan. & :. IA III "A = Tssr@
Z farcisco 9. M. Eox ii = =
y "a. Il. 2 = Jar n Il
s2 L Leave san FRANcfs so se- -.
$50 "a victoria, r. G. ara PORT Towns
r. a. IA Nov 4. !. Il 4. n T,ee
A. I. 20 = 2. Jan. /. 8 II w n n 81
- g restsse NJ. Nov. - s - = r.
De-. y. Is D. g d. Jan. - IL 81 =.
~. e sssgsnt steamers CORONA. CITY
- ~ iDrkhAy AND Ak leave SEAT
= ~ lsf Alaska q. m, SeE Il 6 II ~ =.
S~s II. II e y q Jan : 81 L.
= - Due back az Seattle No. 81 Is
=. = bee :. - r. p = Jar. 2 : L. IT,
., FEB. ]. 9. u. TIE company reserves rswht
- cnahg without preTsufS notice. steam
sTz sasl5ag dates ard horFa % saiitng
=. y. Ts0WBRFTsGE 4. = Sap- lseex n
DICK. Seattle. TIcsst Agent 80 FIRST Ave
.1OOpALi. PERKINS 4 Co. Gen.
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The MARITIME RECORD.

fNEeAsr FOR THURSDAY ,
Ram: s:a,,a,..P sstland Nov. 5 1881.
z. :. nEpApr~r~
~ WEATHER BuRNA iSleo
DALr B1IIrTrv
------- Seattle Nav sss-
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Inc following were the snhhsrr quota
''N'As q wholesale de4iSrS yesterday.
Sugar. Flour aud Coffee
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And All Points East
and South.

<nsily except Sunday. All others daily.
This card subject 20 change without no.
tice.
Through tickets % Japan and China via
Narthern Pacific steamship Company.
For rates. routes. and other information
call on % address
\. 4. NtDEAT.
General Agent Seattle.
City Ticket omiCe. corner Nesser way
end First avenue.
Depot Ticket offtce. corner Western ay-
snuc and Columbia street.
A. u. CHARLTON.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
No. * Morrison street. corner Third Port
land or.
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'WHATcOM. SEATTLE AND TAcOsfA
ROUTE

Take steamer BAY CITY fer Anacorsp~
Fafraayen or Wnascon- L@avps Conner
ca deck Tacoma. 2 p. IA. Cry dock
Thurs and Sst. Returning leaves wat
eonse ) ,. N FairhaEen SIS D. IA and
Anacorfes - o. N. sun Wednss and
Fff. Fares-SeattIe S. or 81 round trip.
Tacoma fi.zs. or s. roerd trip
" n ELLIS.
The chieftain. (Socorro, N.M.) 1890-1901, 1897-10-01

Last Wednesday was Sam
Miguel day, observed throughout
this vicinity in honor of Saint
Michael, the patron saint of the
Catholic church at Socorro.
To the members of that church
and to the native people of this.
community this is Of all the church.
or civic holidays the one great
day of the whole year and every
body joins to make it a day of
pleasure and enjoyment, as we'll
as one with the appropriate re-
ligious ceremonies.
The day previous to this great
holiday the. visiting priests from
different parts of the territory be-,
gan to arrive, and the people from,
all the country around began to-
pour in and by evening of that
day the city was thronged with
those who came to celebrate the,
day of St. Michael. At 7 o'clock
vespers were sung at the church,
which was crowded TO overhowiug.
On the morning of San Miguel
day mass was said at the church.
after which all joined in the
usual grand parade in which
every faithful adherent of the
great Catholic church partici-
pated.
After the close of the religious
ceremonies the day was given
over to feasting, and to innocent
pleasures and enjoyment, among
which was the base ball game be-
tween the Kelly and Socorro clubs
which was watched with interest
by an immense throng of people.
At night Spanish dance was
given at the opera house under
the auspices of the Socorro brass
band and this too was largely at
tended-so much so in fact that
the big, commodious and magnih-
cent Garcia opera house was welt
nigh too small for this one great
ball of the year. Suffice it to say
that nearly everybody both
Spanish and English speaking
Americans was there and that
all had a most enjoyable time that
will live in their memories for
many year. Indeed all those
who were so unfortunate as not
to be able to attend missed an
evening of rare enjoyment and
none realize it more than they.
The chieftain. (Socorro, N.M.) 1890-1901, 1897-10-01
OF HOME INTEREST

All kinds ffresh fruit at Katzen-
STEMS.
Kelly is now a three dollars
day camp for miners.
J. M. Allen and family were
down from Magdalena last We'd
nesday.
+. 6. Bartlett was down from
Magdalena on a business trip
yesterday.
To get the purest and choicest
candy for your sweetheart or for
your family, go to Katzenstein's.
Katzenstein has just received a
fine assorted lot of fresh candies,
the best ever brought to Socorro.
A very large number of people
from the country adjacent to So
corro came IN to celebrate San
Miguel day.
Alfalfa made three good crops
this year in the San Francisco
country, in the western part of So
ocrro county.
The base ball game between
the Kelly and Socorro clubs was
one OF the interesting features OF
San Miguel day.
The fall shearing of sheep has
commenced in earnest. The sheep
are in the best possible condition
and the wool crop. will be large.
John ]. A. Dobbin, who fol
several months has been night
foreman at the Graphic mines, is
making a good man in that posi-
ton.
Coming prosperity" does not
mean that a man Can blow in hi:
last dollar and be able to jingle
money in his pockets at the same
time.
Rev. Father Phi. Martin. of La
| Joya, and Rev. Father A. Docher
of Isleta, were welcome visitors
to this Office last Tuesday after.
noon.
In the western part OF this coun'
ty a much larger acreage of corr
was planted this year than is usual
1t is now ripe and the crop is q
big one.
The many friends of Otto Tus-
chka will be glad to know that he
is doing well in his new position
as assayer at the Graphic smelteI
at Magdalena.
Wheat and oats in western So.
corro county are all harvested and
the crop was good one. The
acreage was much larger that in
previous years.
Catrino Cortinas, of the Socorro
brass band, informs us that after
paying all expenses the band will
clear some S42 as the proceeds OF
the San Miguel ball.
The cost of strikes in this coun-
try between the years 1881 and
1894 is placed by the Tabor bureau
at Washington at SG63, ,So7, 800, and
the number. of persons thrown out
of employment at 3,7I4,ooo.
Max 3. Fitch, who is now SUI
perintendent of the Graphic smell
ter at Magdalena, is making a
success in his new position, and
the smelter is turning out more
bullion than ever before in its
history.
Crops of all kinds were never
better throughout New Mexico
than they have been this year.
With better prices for all products
it may we'll be said that the signs
of coming prosperity" are very
plain in this territory.
Rev. Thomas Harwood. super
intendent of missions of the
Spanish Methodist Episcopal
church was visitor to Socorro
the first of the week attending to
church matters. Mr.. Harwood
was for many years a resident of
Socorro. is known as a man of
strict integrity, as a hard worker
in the Cause, as a jealous Chris
tian. and he is always gladly
welcomed by his host of friends
The chieftain. (Socorro, N.M.) 1890-1901, 1897-10-01

d. Wattelet sells the best sour
mash and bourbon whiskey in the
city.
The chieftain. (Socorro, N.M.) 1890-1901, 1897-10-01

,ScAtl1ing'S Best lemon IS
20 to 80 times as strong as
common Havoring extracts.
Try a drop in a tumbler
of water.
Money-back.
For sale BY
Henry Chambon
The chieftain. (Socorro, N.M.) 1890-1901, 1897-10-01

Celebrated for its great leavening
strength and healthfulness. Assures the
food against alum and all forms Of adul.
teration common to the cheap brands.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO, NEW YORK-
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1897-03-05

TIE CITY NEWS.

<@+-N-A---N-H
March winds.
It's President Mckinley now.
Politicians prowl promiscuously
Money saved by trading at the
Bee Hive.
The Enterprise for the local
news.
Spring goods arriving at the
Bee Hive.
Election tickets at The Enter
prise.
J. W. Falk was in from Eve,
leth Monday. 49,
The Enterprise on sale at T.
S. Weekdays. J..
A. E. Rockford returned from
Hibbing Saturday.
G. G. Helmuth was Duluth
visitor Monday.
Tommy Jones was over from
Biwab:k Monday.
Supt. Wallace, of the Faya],
was a Duluth visitor Monday.
Pay the printer and pave your
way for free obituary.
A full line of dry goods and
dress goods. Bee Hive.
Frank Ansley was up from
Iron Junction Wednesday.
Ladies' fast black seamless
hose 10c, at the Bee Hive.
A Congregational minister IS
to be stationed at Blwabik.
Best German yarn 15c skein,
60c pound, at the Bee Hive.
P. Schipley attended to bust.
ness IN Sparta Wednesday.
Patent spring best hooks and
eyes, &c card, at the Bee Hive.
S. Sax looked after business
interests in Hlbbing over Sun
day.
! An elegant line of ladies and
gents underwear at Jackson &
Co.'S.
Collier Collector Gardner did
Virginia Tuesday and Wednes
day.
| M. F. Barber attended to pow
der business at Hibbing on Sat
urday.
The Bee Hive cannot and will
not be undersold. Prices alway:
the lowest.
| L. Cohen, of the New Bargain
Store, was a Hibbing visitor or
Saturday.
An ad. IN The Enterprise will
6nd you customers. It reache:
the people.
Finest crockery and glassware
display on the range at jackson
& Co.'s.
H. G. Skramstad, of Eveleth
was in the city on legal busines
yesterday. "
Ladies, gents and children
!, underwear, at bedrock prices
at The Bee Hive.
Now watch the wheels of in
dustry spin. Also the wheels G
the Kansas politician,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-19
Wesen Grebsi1anen.

Sd empfeble hermit Stroop's beriibmte,
li9 iiber 100 Sabre bemdbrte, Don mir int
pOrtirte pnlpsr. Snielben beileu ieoeu
(uo6 uidt aui9ebrOdensD frebs iopobl
imlerlit ais duberlia.
Qlattepile, @rant Co., 8is.,)
5. Suli 1897.
Serrn Gbparb 8. 9oebin8, ct. Qucas, "a.
Q8ertbsr Serr! 81 @e8enrpart meiner
Sdweiter. Srau @liiabetb Setter, rpel6e DOE
anoertbalb Sabreu bur6 cine gliidli6e Spe4
ration mittelit WeiierS bon silem &rebs ge.
beilt wurbe. ptro hermit bei6eiui9t, baB liz
i'm Sriibiabr baS nGmli6e llsbel oil Der arbei
rsn gruit peripiirte unb iid i6on ferti,
ma6te, ii6 elmer jIueiten Speratiou III uIr
tsr,iebeu. SD rietb ibr, Stroop's Cancer
Cure gu probtreu, wel6es lie oenu aud that
ilnb ipie bur1 eiu Nuuber politGnoia bon
benz llebsl 9ebeilt puroe, NIB ;iuar ua6 Giun
itabme pou bios 3 Yulpcru. SD rattle III,
len, ipelDe am Srebsiibel Ieioen, ben &eriuh
gu MAIDEN; mir bat eS 9elolfcu. Gs sriBt
a6tuu9spou, Wtatb. Wtap,
Glliobetb Setter.
Dsseu gtdberem abreiiire man:
Gb b .. 8~cebiug
ct. 9uca6, Soma. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-19

alein Die &unit oes Yroi. 8ermain
bermohte oas Sein mad iieben Spera=
tlpnen 81 retten.
Sieie Grfabruna lieB ben Marn
ilber Die 8efGbrlibteit ieines gerufes
nahoenten uno beitimmte i'm. ii1 ms
Yribatleben ai%iriif3u,ieben. Gr ballte
bel Siibed cine Siaa, pilanste irieoli9
@emiiie uno pileate 9lumen. Ra6
lieben Wonaten ober lauaweilte i'm
oieIes 2eben Oerart, baB er Si1a. 8e=
miiiegarten unc ylumenflor perfaufte
uno fiinfsebn S6wen suIammentrieb.
Gr be0Qnn Die Sreliur uno bas Homas
oenleben auf's Neue.
g~tertpiiroia 1T bic Sbatiabe, oab
Der aug Der @iIoniB tommenoe SDwe
piel SlperIdili9er. ebrli0er llno leibter
81 brethren 1T, als Der i'm soologii1en
8arten Ooer in Der Wsnagerie 9ebp=
rene. Ger leBtere 1T an ben @nbIif
Oes MenIhen geuobnt uro lGBt liA od=
her ni6t 10 i%rnpDniren. Der gDiltens
lone ba9egen erf6rift oerart por Der
plOBliNen menI6li6en GrIdeinung.
oaB ibm oas our6 oas 9anse Sebslt
bincur6 in Der 8efan0eni6ait nahs
Qelt. yNiemals bin id BON einem ails
Nlien ooer Wfrita einQeiiibrten SOpell
nn9efalen woroen, iuobl aber bon ben
SDpentinoern aus Den Soolo9ii6en 8lrs
ten @urop0's, Ob9leiA ib lie aufap9.
allf ben Irlncn tru9 urlo tdgli9 !ieb=
t%oite," ertldrte Der SrSdbler. Int
ibwieriQiieu lit CO, Die 2Dwcn, bic td9=
LID nit YfleroefleiiA SeIiittert perOen,
bon einem gln9riif auf Die Dor uno
neben ibnen Gergebenocn ponies absl=
6alten. gei Der SreiIur traQen Die
9ferOhen lhiiBenoe Scden. Die bibt
nit Nd0eln beisbt lino. Sdldst oann
has &~aubtbier na6 ieinem barnloIen
Ye9leiter. 10 5iebt es raid Die
perIebte S0Be suriif lrno ma6t ni9t
lpbalo piebsr cinen Ssriua.
GeetD's GunIt beItebt nalnentli6
BARN. Die Sbiere in unalaubli6 turser
3eit ieinem Wileu untersuoronen. Sn
GuelanD pettete er einli, einen friih
aus Nirita anaetOmmenen 2Ouen in
ieds Saaen gum &eiten ani einem
8ieroe 81 brinael. ST 9eiuanm Die
9Sstte. Seine Galtbliitigteit 1T ges
raoeSu obne Seiipiel. gr ltei9t in Die
@a9sntdfi9e. Don Oenen Der cine ieAs.
Der onoere 06t 9Open eutbGlt. binein
pie in cine GutIde. wiibt Die Sd9ipdne
beraus. pubt uno biirliet jeoes Sbier,
lobt, itraft uno itreidelt feline Siebs
hinge, traBt iie binter ben Sbrer, tlrS
pertebrt nit ibnen, dis ipdre es trelle
SunDe. WeQen Der peinli4eu Sors=
falt unb &einlihteit. Die er fir feline
Sbiere beobadtet, isbeu lie aud 10
Woblaeud9rt uno iuuber aus. uno bic
tdgli9sn llebun9en. Die tie Der en9en
8eian9enIGaft entriidsn, Deri9afen
ibnen Die u5t6i9e Sewe9una. 60 lino
beun oub etlua Sebn SOwen pabre
Pra9teremplcre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-19
GeriMieoene Na0ri6tem.

- un,piiisntli4e Seleioun9en. sses
oes 2ano bat feline beionoeren Sittsn
uno @ebrdu6e, lno bel ieoem 9Olte
gilt manheS 1ls Seleioi9un9. mas bel
elmer anoern gtatiUn uls etwas Sarm=
loies aui9eiaBt weroen Diiroe. Sun
@niblub an eineu tleineu Yprfaa, Der
einem cn9lii6cu @eianoten neulih in
Gbina paiIiert lit, brin9t cine 3eit-
i9riit eini9e intereiiante Sbatiahem,
Die i'll iuiBsn jeoem Jteilelulti9en bon
NuDen iein bitriten. Was ben en0li=
Idsn @eianoten b~strifft, 10 mar IS ibm
pniliert. oaB er einmal nit Der 6auit
auI ben Slid Qei9lagcn Gatte. Sas
muroe ibm Gls ur9ebiibrli6 uno ais
zines Gentleman unmilrOiQss 9ctra9en
~ausQelsat. Sn Gbina gilt ss iibsr=
buupt ais 9rOBte 9eleioiguunl. IN gs=
ielihnit nit Der SnuO ouf Den Siib su
idlaGen. Sn Trantreih tann Der
naiOe ausldn0sr Iebr leiht Aer9ernis
erregsn, obne OaB CT Is mir I'M mlnOes
ten abnt. IS tDnnte portonmen. oaB
man beim geillGe bel eiuem getanntsn
ben SUIT nuf Elm Ystt leNt. Ser Sran-
sole aber iNBt oles als 9rOBe Selsioi8s
auf. Damn eriitieren in Grantrei9
pie LIBERAL Swei glrten, cine Slai0e
anSufdiIen, aus Der man li6 ooer elmer
anOsrn YerIun Weiu einsieBt. Sie
cine 1T. bic 6laide 10 su bulten. oab
Der Saumen Der SauO beim GinI6lu=
Ten nab uutell, oliO auf Dem Siidtu6
am ndditen 81 lieAen tOmmt. Sies lit
bic beQuemere, 9ebrduAli6ere llno nl9t
beleioioenos 9lrt. 9is anOere bsiisbt
oarin, Oab man bic S0no umGetebrt
bdlt, 10 oaB bic &n06el Der "iibri9en
bier Singer DEM SiI6tub 9eaeniibsr
iiuo uno Der Saulnen pbenauf gu er=
bliden lit. Sisie 9lrt bes Ginibdntsns
lit fir ben Gait9eber lpie fir Die
anpeienoen Gdiie cine 0robe Srdnts
ing, falt cine ned QrOBere ais bic. aui
bic 8eiunoGeit zines 6%ranSoIen ein
@las gDaIier triuisu. ,5n gnNlanb 1T
Is beleioi9en0 uno 0rlldt Verahtln9
aus. psnn man bel Der GOriteaung
elmer gang iremOeu periOu Oisier
ni6t Die Sano rriAt uno ibr nit lie=
benspiirbi0sm 2d9eln oas ltsreOtpps:
How do you do? entgcasnwirit. Ser
Sdnoebrud bari au@ ME. luie oft BEL
uns, nit einem tiiblen Sinreiden ooer
grNreiien Der 6in9eripiBen erlsoiat
werOsr. iOnOern er mub trafti9 iein.
ais iole sr bon elmer Serslidtsit seu-
gen, bic uielsiht ME Spiiben ben bel.
ben Sdnoei6iittelnoen beitebeu miro.
3mei ipanlihe. bOhlt ieltiame Ss.
lsibiNungsfOrmen. Die beiOnoers in
Saoamsrita barbarii9 seabncet per.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-19

al etmas Nnoeres oenten. Der Saupt=
ort Der INTERPRETATION nabm baber
bic Soee ocs Neutrality-suspicious.
on llno piro ben e~ritaunten Slifen Der
gsiuher eiuen Yalolt aus Silber ppr'
fiibren. Sas 8eb6uoe iOl 200 6uB
I'M 8ebierte nleIieu ulo bon bober
Sbiirmen iiberra9t peroen. lin reht
Diel 6elegenbeit 3u pr~untpollen 3ler=
ratbsn al seben, miro Der Sau i'm 9o-
tbiihen Stile aufaefiibrt iperoen. Die
GrDnun9 oes 8ebdubss miro Die mltt=
lere &uppel aus 8las biloen, Die $50
SUB bod 1T uno 200 SUB i'm Sur6s
meiier bat. Die Wen9e oes gum Sins
bsfen n0tbisen Silbers lit nod nl6t
beiiimmt, lie bGn9t BON Der Slde oes
gele9ss ab. Die WinenbeItber babell
li9 bereit crtldrt, bas nOtbi9e Silber
gu liefern. Nah Der Iusitellung miro
Der Sern oes @ebGuoes Derbrannt uno
bas SLIDER ben betrefeaoen Sieferanten
Surifge9eben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-19
S6wei3.

- Wls benz &eben oes G6men6dnbt=
gers Sulius Seetb. Der in letter 3eit
in Grid auftrat. ipciB bic .9tsue
3iiri6er 3situn9" fOl9enOss 81 er3abs
len:
Sci isinem 9eidbrli6en Sanbiperi
fe1lte es Seetb ni6t an Nbentsuern.
Sein ganSer SOrper III bsosdt bon
Narben. unO in Yuris r~cttsts ibn nllr
bic duBerlte 0slites0e0snpart. Gr
molte Die GbriltenoeriOl9un9 unter
gterO barltellen uno flllte gu bieiem
3uede Yuppem in Mamesar0be nit
Yfsroefleii9. Su itrd1Ii6sr Yerlueaen-
belt tru9 or ielbit OOs Yuppsntoitiim,
10 oab leidt cine Serws9slung eintrez
ten tonntc. 60 itilrjte liA benin in
DER Sbat Elm SOwe auf i'm uno padte
i'm an Ysin. 9as SGtsr i6iittelte
i6n lpis Die Sabe cine Maus i6lug ibm
nod bic @iIenitan2e aus Der Sano. @r
riei na6 eiuer 0noeren Stau9e. lrb
bic trieb er nit N~ieIsntrait Dem 20pen
10 iUeit in ben &ahen, bar Oieier ieine
Yeute loslaiien muBte. Seth fOnnte
nun rubi9 ben &dfi9 p~erlaiien, wa9.
renO Der Some Die StouNe niht mebr
berausbra1te uno %Dsrenbete. Sas Nb=
nsbmsn oss Seins idisu unsrlaBli4;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-19
We,u ScrieD.

- 9luf pruttiide Weiie baben stpej
Neip Seriepsr Stdote, Gliiabetb unf
plainfielo, Die SSra9e Der Municipali-
Iiruns Difentlider Sertebrsanltalten 81
lDIen unternpmmen. Cine elettriIAe
Sabu, bic Die beioen Stdote nit einan-
Der perbinosn ioQ, Toll auf Soften Der.
islben ~berseitelt Weroen. Wfit benz
Ya6t0elre iOQen Die iiir ben Sau aus=
es9sbensn 9pnos 9etil9t tperoen, no.
nod banu, tusnn @Qes gut 9ebt. i'm
&auie Der 3eit bic gabn ben beloen
8smeinoen als freies Gigentbum 5ufal=
len uno als cine ginn0bmsQaele flr
oieielben ii9 erweiIen wiiroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-19
electric SttterS.

electric gittsrs lit cine Msbisin, Die
ieSer S~abresssit ansepaBt lit, wsI9s uber
pobl bann am meiiteu Rotb tbut, penn
jenes miioe uuo matte @eiiibl pors
berri3t, wenn Die Sober lansiam unb
enersieloS i@aiit, unb penn ii6 Oas Ses
biiriniB mad eiuem itimulireuOen unb
%anresenoen Mtittel befunpet. Sin promps
ter @ebrau6 bieie r MebiSin bat oft
IanSmierige uno fataIe @aaenfieber per-
mieoen. Seine WteOiStu pirb ii3erer
wirten, nm bas Syitem pon malariI6em
Siite gu befreien unb biei lem entgesens
snwirten. SOpfpeb, llnperbauli6feit,
S%erltopiung, S9winoel pei6en Dem
electric SitterS. so Gents unb 81. 90
per 6lai6e per in Z. %. &uete's 9lpps
tbste, $50 MainsS traBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-19
Nuett pordU~

slug. $. 9osel, Der beruorrasenbite
~qlpOtbcfer upn Sbreueport, Ga, iast:
DIR. Kings New Discovery aIlein
beilte meinen 0uiten unb perfduft ii6 AM
beiten." 8. s. Campbell, @ei9dftss
mann SIT Safiorb, 2lri;., i9reibt: -
DIR. Kings New Discovery lit Nucs,
mas man pauon bebauptet; es uerfeblt
feline @irtuus ME uno lit Elm ii3eres
Seilmittel 9esen IusSebruns, Suiten
unO GrtGltunscn. Sd fam beiien Ser
bieniie ni6t senrs lObem." DR.. Kings
New Discovery bat bic Strobe wdbreno
zines Observation-Disclosures b~eitanben unb
taui6t Niemanoen. Yrobeflaiden erbdlr
man frei in {. Us. &uete'S GpOtbete,
Csc WainitraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-19
gSurOe aefuuo ,tuo aIIfliM.

Srauen limb Dit Sabre lang leioeno
obne Seilung 81 iu9en, wsnn9leiA
Ollie nabs 1T. DIR. Grnlt 9tihtsr,
YufbOlts. Seras. 9ibt ben 6rauen
Nmerita's fpl9enOen guten &atb: r@e"
brau6t Sornic's Nlpentrauter Slutbe=
Der! Meine lSjdbriAe SoGter mar
lange lsioenb. Sic ma9erte iNredlih
ab uuo wuroe 10 i6wu4, oab iie oas
Sett nidt p~erlaiien tonnte. gSir 3O9en
bic beiten glerSte 81 &Gtbe. Der cine
i6lua Oieies. Elm onoerer jenes Dor,
pbne oaB oas WdOden beiler wlroe.
gls mir i4un bic SOfinur0 auiaaben.
las i9 pon Torni's Nlpsntrdutsr gluts
belebcr uno beiGlOB, einen Seril6
oamit 81 MAIDEN. SD lieB cine PrO-
'betilte tommen. S6on nu6 Der eriten
6laide wuroe lie mertli6 beNer unO
nun lit iie, Gutt lei Sont. geiuno uno
sliidli6." - Nidt in N~potbetsn. ion=
bern rllr bon ipeSIsllen &ntal.Nasnten
su baben. lin ndbere @uslunft
i6reibt on Sr. peter Salrnsp, @bis
ca9O. sd.