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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-31

Jnlano.
S]aitiprnten.

- SrinitD GountD peripriat, mas
9lnsiebun9stroit betrift, elm ~5rsltes
Slonopte Su meroen. y8ir leIen oarll=
Der i'm Sal. 0em.": allie Na9rlaten
pom Siltritte am GOffee Street. llllo ers
m%ut6ioenoeu @baratters uno 8oIolll-
der Itr0men bon allen 8i4tun8en Der
bOrtbiu. Die Ge9eno 1T natiirll6
melt lei6ter gu errei6en, als Ilasta
rro Der britii9e N%OroDeiten. Die
Tabrt BON San 5rartisco oortbin fos
ftet nur $40. Sine %belOnoere Iusritits
llu9 1T ni9t nOtbig uno Ntlemaro
br0udt gu befiir6ten, ooB er Sur9ers
Iterben wiro, aud wenn er ll6 nlht
auf elm Sahr nit YrOOilionen perliebt.
lleber Die 8%oloIunOe Der Sriioer Sra,
pes nuroe friiber berihtet. Seitoem
Iino swei 6oloIuder, Namens Murs
PIN uno Sur9eB I'M lrinitD=S lftrltte
beiOnoers erioI9rei0 9etpelen. Sic
tonoen an einem Sii9el an SidorD
Greet GuurB, oas bon So biz 81 $40
PRO 8ionne @rtra9 lieferte. Sa in
einem Sale gepannen ie $500 8olo'
itaub aus elmer pfanne rp0psSirt".
Die Sunoe bat nGtlirli6 9emaltl9e @ufs
re9lln9 peruria6t uno aus allen &id=
tun9en her longeu 8Ololu4er in Dem
nellen 9iItritte on, Der ple tol9t be-
i6riebeu wiro. gr lieot meItlih BON
Srinitp= 6luiis uno erItreft lid in pelts
li6er &ihtunQ bis 81 Den Bergen am
Salmon= 6lulle, Der Die DeltliAe 8rense
bes nOro0fli9en Sbeiles BON Srlnitp
@ountD biloet. Goffee Greet bat Elm
QOlobaltiQes Giesbstt uno er9iebt Ilh
bel Gorroile in ben Srlnltp=6luB.
glQe Dortioen @aIerlGuie baben tein
orpBes @eiQQe. 8Oloitoub 1T in Der
0ansen @e0eno idOn lett ldn9erer 3eit
in mebr Doer ~iueni9er beoeItenoen
Guontitdten 9efrnoen mOroel. Nm
nOroli4en 9uslGuier Oes 6Oftee Greet
bat Bat. SolonO Elm placer Gloim",
aug Dem er bauiig i6On n9tu98ets" i'm
g8ertbe bon $40 uno $50 9epOnnen
bat. MOrriIon Gul6 'liegt nur bier
Nteilen nett entiernt BON Der reifen
Guarbmine Der Sriloer Strobe. Sles
ielben idlu9en tiirSll9 Elm In9ebOt Don
$3.50, 900 fir oieIelbe aus"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-31
S6,uets.

- SauIanne, 3. Mu0uIi. Der Gin=
brubsoiebltabl i'm c~antonalen Wuieum
lit nit 9roBer Sredbeit olls0eiiibrt
,uoroen. Die Siebe oranQcn in Der
Na6t pom Samsta9 auf ben Sonntug
bonn Sa6ltOfpert our6 Den Samln in
Den Meoaillenlaal Der MiinsIammlun9.
i~prengtsn Die 8lasi6rdnte uno S6ub=
laoen uno e%ntmenOeten, oQem 9lni0ein
nab obne LANCE 81 tuablen, cine 0roBe
3abl 9Oloener uno iilbernsr Weoaiaen
uno Miinsen. namentli6 altere iGpei=
serii1e Slide iopie rDmif6e. Der
@ertb Der 9eitoblenen 8eaenitdnoe
miro auf 10000 6r. 9ei6GBt. Die
Siebe batten ii6 nuf Dem Sahboben,
100 lett eini9en Sagen gusbelierungss
arbelten i'm 8an9e Waren, nit SrOt.
Sped uno Sranntpein 9eItdrtt, ebs Tie
ourd ben Samin nieoerfubren, unb
getuannen mad polbra1ter Sbat nit
elmer mitaefiibrten Stridleiter oas
gSeite. Mebrere Geroa9ti9e iino per=
b0ftet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-31
Stio.

- Gieiiges Sta6l= Spnoitat. Gin
9l9antif6es llnternebmen in s lepe=
in Der @rItebung lit be9rifen.
SunoeslenatOr Mart u. Sanna uno
Som Z. Sobniou, swei MMnsr, Die
auf pplitlIdem Bebiete Geguer Iino,
,peroen it6 aeibdftli6 pereiniaen. I'M
Dem &cfeIelsr Carnegie Spnoifat
GoncurrenS 81 MADDEN. gllls auperlGi=
Tiger Guelle perlalltet, baB bic beioen
Genannten i'm 8egriIfe ite9en, oas ge=
ipaltlglte aler Stabl=S pnoitate ms
Seben 5u rufen. Sas neue Spnoitat
beablt6tl9t. oas @rs aus ieinen eigs=
men 8ruben in Minnelota gu qepin-
men, oaielbe ouf ieinsn eigsnen @iisn=
babnen na9 benz 9roBen Gr3=Safen
yStpp Sarbors" su beiDroern. bort bon
ielnen elgenen Werften auf ei9ene
Sampfer 81 bringen urb nab ben
ei9enen SOhOfen in 2orain alt beiDr=
bern. Sort ioQ bas Grs in Stabl
peripanoelt tueroen. @s limb, ipie es
beiBt, bereits Nbmaduugen o"etroffen
woroen, pona6 Die 9rOBe vWtinneiota
Sron Co., Die yMineiota Steamibip
&c." uno Die DULUTH & Sron Gause
&ailrOao &c." in Winneiota in bic
Sdnoe Der Sanna=SobnIou gpmbiua=
tlon iiber9eben tperoen. Saour6
iuliroe oas neue llnternebmeu iiber
mebr Grs O%isponiren als oas &ofefel=
er=Gdrne9ie=S Dubitat. IS beIte9t
Die @biiht, bic SObnIon'iden
StaDlperte in SOrain 10 81 psr0r6Bern,
oob oieielben oas 9rOBte Stabl=gta=
Der g8elt iuerosn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-31
Seri6ieoenc Wa6rthten.

@ie tief orinst Sonnenli6t ins
WeermaHer? Seriute mittels p6oto=
arapbiiber gufnabmeu, Die i'm Wtittel=
ldnoilaen Meer porgenommen puroen,
baben er9eben, oaB oos SOnnenlidt
bis su elmer Siefe bon $50 Sup n01s
gerpleien lueroen tOnnte. Yei beion=
oers tlarem WaRer linO &i6tipuren fO=
gar biz Su elmer Siefe bon 1900 SUB
nahweisbar 9slueien. Sei elmer Sieie
BON $50 SUB bat bic SeQe bes Sou=
nenli6ts in unieren Sreiten bereits 10,
melt ab9enommen, oaB lie MIR nod Der
oes WOnolidtes 9lei9tommt. tpdbreno
in Snoiihen Ocean. iopie i'm @aral-
bii6en Mtser in Dieier SieIe 3oralen
lnO anOere 8egeniGnoe am Wseresbo=
Den nod DDQtommen iibtbar lparen,
Die Selle oes SOnnenlihts alio nod
tauln permlnoert mar. Die 0efledtcn
&Oralen bel Winberd i'm Snoiiben
Ocean paren auf's 9eutli0Ite bon an.
oeren Al unteriAeioen. Ssi 800 SUB
9ieIe limit i'm NQ9emeinen bic Sele be-
reits 81 ihwadsm 0dmmerli6t berob,
uno unterbalb $50 Sup bsrri6t ewiAs
Sinlternib.
- Sin ipniiigsr Sor9nug, ipaiIi9
peni8ltens iiir bic llnbetDeiIilten bat
iid III eillem 9rOBen 8aliboIe am brill
ieler SiiobabnbOfe s%u9straoen. 9ldtz
sig N~eiienoe, meiit N%uslQnoer, tpel6e
Die Nnsitellunq beiu6en wollten. mo=
rem I'M Gat6Ofe abQeltie9en. Mis- an
Wtorgen mebrere &eiIeuoe lire StieIel,
bic tie oes YuBens pe9en auf Den 6lur
ni~eoer9eIteat batten, 0nSiebsn molIten,
maren lie Oerihwunoen. Sic l6lu0en
SIrm, Der g9irtb elite Gerbei, uuo es
er9ab Iih, oab Der SausOiener in Der
NaAt nit al!eu a6t3iN P0Nr Stleielu
rno Shubeu ourbaeQanNen mar.
Ser 8aItbpfbbeIiBe mnBte aus Brill
lei S0ubmader fOmmen laIien uno
auf feline Soften ben &eiisuoen neues
S6ubwert l"ieferll, 3rnal Dielc Reiieus
ben nur ein 9aar StieIel oui bic 8eiie
mit8enOmmeu batten.
- Sn Der gtdGe Der Characterization
Strun9Oli bel Jte9QiO in &alnbrien emit.
oedten Dor Sturgeon einiQe Gnuern cine
&rppta. en- Der SOIinUng, einen S1ab
81 beben, SerltOrten le lie p0llig, fNn=
ben aber nur sin 8erippe, ei.en
S6luertNriIf. einsn Sting uno 3lpei
tlelne Yoien. Na6 itulieuiI9sn Sldt.
tern wiiroe Dies @rab aus ben 3eiten
Sannibals itammen uno ons Gjerippe
ludr oas oes &pniuls Marius Glau=
bus Marceaus. NenNnnt .oas S6luert
Der GOmer", weI0er bel Betclia BON
ben &artba9ern o. I'M SinterIalt iiber=
fallen uuo 0etoOtet purOe. Die beioen
tlelnen SNlen wiiroen bic 3brdnens
trii9lein Der olten &Omer oNritslen.
- Sin projettirter 30tDdiQer Wol=
fentraBer fir Neu Yort. Die .Yart
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-31
Satmois.

- Die 9OliSei bat an Is. Qu0uit
Su Glgiu einen Maun, ben Iie
i4laftrunten, buriiiBiA Obne Semo
uno Nod auf Der StrNBe antrai, in
5ait 9enOmmen. Der Serbaitete io9te,
bOB er Wtibel Gambler belize. 6ubrmnnn
lei unO in SterIin9 wObne; er tbsilte
ferner nit, OuB er am WOnta9 bort
aui Den Gii6i0ng 9e9an9en lei uuo ii5
ieitoem al Ni9t5 mebr eriunern tonne,
bis er in Glgin bon Der YOliSl auf9es
BriTen rpuroe. Seine QluSeb0ri0en
purocn beuGAri6ti9t unO iagten, Dap
2utuler Elm Nadtwanoler lei uno ibon
bduii9 oe8 Na6ts in S9lafe berum0e,
WunOelt lei. g8enn Die @ei6idte oes
Mtames wabr lit, 10 bat er un9eIdbr
neunSi9 MteiIen i'm S6lafe Semadt,
UNI nab Gl8iu 81 tOmmen. Seine
5IBe iibri9ens beluieieu, oaB CT einen
lan9en Mtari6 9emu6t haben muBte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-31
&auiaS.

- neber PrDbibition in 9nnias
tpiro aus .SNrper eeIdriebeu: Die
gntbaltiamteit$ @pOltel in unierem
StGotben tOnneu ni6t sur &ube tont-
nteu. HO6oem lie n0mli6 WouOrs
Muir's aboantun9 rpegen Gcwdbrun9
elmer 8irtbibUTtszcicsnS perlungt bat.
tel uuo WtiBbOnolUn9eu oes WtuOOrs
bamals uur our9 Oas re1t3eiti9e gin=
trenen bon JreunOcn oeiielben perbiis
tet mDroen wareu, ri9tst ii1 jeBt Die
98utb Der @aheriimpel bauptiddlib
geGen BEN un9lilfli9en 9Hirtb. Mu6te
ii6 oa cine Nn5ubl iunNtii6er g8eiber,
nit @erten uno S6mieOe6dmmern bes
nannet. auf ben g8e9. III Der eolen
@bIi6t, Die yGarti@e Oss Seufels"
benz Grobpoen 0leih 81 MAIDEN. Die
i6neu berbei9eruiene YOliSei Uereitelte
jeoo9 bic bumaneu Nbli9ten Der Ws.
9Qreu. Die unperi9teter Sa6e wieoer
absie9sn mubtsH. Sept babsu is cine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-31
Saa tbut jd,.pe CT iit Weaem.-

Serr u. Spart III @itting, Seras.
bate eiuise i66ne 4altorpilansen auf
ieiuer Sawn. Ssin dlteiter SObn aB
BON ben SaltOrbpbnen uno So9 lid
oaourb Elm bebentlidss Magenleioen
gu. Seih StublSan9 wurOe loie, ieiu
Qppetit perIhwano uno Elm Srnng
sum Sreden itellte iib ein. Die eltern
lieBen ben Nr3t rufen, aber trOB aller
Gssepte blieb Der Sunse traut lrnb
eleub. 9a rietb man es einmal init
5orni's Ma9enItGrter 81 probieren.
Ser i6Onite grfol9 tr6nte ben Ssrs
iu9. Ser Sun9e wuroe 5uiebenos
trditieer, iein Nppstit te9rte suriid uno
beute iino ole Wirtun9en Der &altOr-
bObnen oeriGwunoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-31
DR.. Kings New Discovery
gegem Mus5ebrang.

Sisies 1T bic bette MeSiSin Der 8ctt
sesen ale alrten Sulten mrO @rtdltunseu
unO sesen aussebrun9. Sepe Slai9e lit
%garantirt. SieieIbe pirb beilen unb
nidt tdui6eu. Sic bat ibrsS @lei6eu
nidt Sessn Geu6buiten, aitlma, 9eus
iieber, 2unssnentSiinoun9, SrOn9itis,
"a Grippe, Grtaltun9 i'm &Opf unO
sesen 4usSebrung. SIS lit INNER gut,
DR.. Kings New Life Pills nit DR..
Kings New Discovery Su nebmen, ba
bieiel6en ben Wagen resuIiren uno bic
Giu9epeioe itdrten. Wtr %9arantiren
olitdnDise Seiluns OOer seben oas @eIb
Suriid. BrobehaI3en gratis bel Z. SO.
Huete, 656 Mtain StraBe. &esulare
@rOBsn so Gents unO $l.o0.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-31

peroen eingelaoen. iid an benz 6slte
ill belDeili9en. Seutibe Yereine, 8e=
ielll6after, So9en Ooer einselne Yerio=
men. bic lib al oieiem beutIhen Ser=
Interchangeable betbeili9en wollen, mos
gen lid al ben Setretdr bes Yublita=
tionssS pmites penoen. N6tun9sppl,
Spbn bon @rleninaen, Otto 9aloin=
ger, @m. 9. Slider, Gpmite."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-31

oSOms 9rptectiDs 2easue" 9eariinoet,
Die Dor alien Sin9en Die idmmtlihen
ltdotii9en geamten in Intlagesultano
perieBen iol. 9us 9anSe StGotAen
1T in iiirdtsrli6er 9lufre9un9 ullo es
miro iiiinoli6 Elm &romall beiiirhtet,
oa bic NntisY rpbibitipniIten entIhlols
len iino, in ibrer Stellun9 su uerb0r=
rem, md6renO Die Semperen3ler eben'o
balsitarrig Die SblieBung Der g8irtb=
iAait Oerlan9en uno nit 8epaltbdtI8s
teiten Drpben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-31
Su6Ien'S 9lrntca 2alte.

Die bette Saibs in Der @elt fir
sS9nittpunben, 9auti6irfunsen, 8uns
Den, @ei4wire, SaIsfuB, Sieberpuns
BEN, S9orf, s%eiprunsene SdnSe, SrOits
beulsn, Srabenausen, unb ale Sautsnts
s~inSunses nnb 1T eine ii9ere Seiluns
iilr 9dmorboiben. @s pirS sarantirts
oaB oas Utittel %poutommene @enug,
tbuuns sibt; penn ni9t, pirb bas @eIo
suriderItc:tet. Rrets % Gents per
S9adtel. - gu ~pertaufen BET Z. IS.
&uete, @potbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-31
Wte 1T Dies,

@ir bistsn slubuuosrt Dollars Selobrnug fir ieSsu
pom Raidrrb, Der uidt ourd Giunebmsn pom Saas
gebetli perbeu tam.
]. :. 9beueU IL Co.. etgentb, GoIeeo, ..
gSir, bic uuterS,ibneteH, babeu i. !. SbeHsD felt ben
Isyteu 10 Sabren getauut uHO bGltsn TIN tlr poatoms
sbrcubait in allen Observation-Disclosures uHo
~inauSteu ~beiGbi9t, Gas pom isiusr 6irma eiuseganssnsn
g"erbtnoIidteiien gu sriauen.
l9 II " Lruar, SroBbaHoelSs Drosuiitsr, Solebo, ..
" 10 in a. StnHau IL Ytarptu, SroBbauSeISs
TroguiiteH, Soleoo, :.
Sau'S RatdrrbsRur piro tnuerlid geuomnen uUo
pirtt brett aui has But uuo BITE ibletmIsen Sserfds
oes SUitemS. Yrets IS GsHt5 iGr BITE Jlaide. 9ers
tauit Don allen apOtbctsru. !3sugHilie irsi ~psriauo'.
Nau,s Eamilirns Sliuen fino bic beiieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-31
a11xrtthururr Untrttes

cine Der beioeu yoI;3iltcn, Der teinen
Sinn fir mOoerne GrIinoun9en sl pa.
ben tblen. 9oOt muroe i1lieBli6 freis
9ela'len. Gr be9auptete entI6ieOeu.
er babe troB alleoem bas lentbare 2uft.
i6iFf entoeft uno tDunte oalnit biz gum
Wtars tabren, penn Suft senus oasu
oa mlre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-31
SUo.Saroliu1.

- Sn Columbia itarb SRI. Settle
9OOnce an Sergiitung. inoem lie cine
gum POliren bon pianos betimmte
Sliiligteit oasu 9ebraudte, lin bic
lbrer 3abne Su peridOnern. Sic
rieb Die leBterea nit Der sifti8sn Sliiis
iiateit Elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-31

&om Contribution &c., BON tpelder
Wm. u. Spins Der YrdIibent uno =.
s. 6reoerifs Der S9uBmeiitar lit, bat
aut oas SeIiBtbum go. 13-2l Barr
Gotp, No. Is Nnn Str. uno BON bort
bis CUR Sbeatre glQcg cine Sppotbet
gum Setra8e bon 81, 2JO, 600 BON Der
equitable Sife @ilurante &c." auf0s.
nOmmer. Die SDpotbet lit in einem
Sabre fdQi9, 5ablbar in Sob uno su
5 prOsent perSinsliA. Tas aen0nnte
GigentGum QebOrt eirem bon g8m. Or.
Spins Ge%grilnoeten SDnoitct, peldes
oarauf Elm 30ItOfiQes @cbGuoe errih.
ten nil, fir welhss ONs GunOament
i6on aele9t 1T.
Sin onlcncgmer NuTentbult
i6eint oa5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
Mtabrio 81 icin. IS bat iih nQmli9
berausQeiielIt. o0B III Den Sellern oieies
8ebduoes i6On lett iieben Subrcn 0roBe
MengenS Dnnmit lGQcrn, oicij1 in eincm
iOl6cn 3ultNnoe btiinOen, OOB lie bel
Der g~eringlteu Gri6iitterung erplooiren
t0unen. Inter ben @erihtsbeumten
berri6t in 6Ol9e oieier Gntosfuna cine
iur4tbare Pauif, uno Der 8eri9tsprd.
iioent srtIdrte oieIer Sage, ooB bic
9Gn5e Seamten'6aft Den Sienit perio-
gen weroe, tuenn bic Jtegierun0 ni6t
iilr Die 6Orti6Nhun9 Der 9eidbrli4su
GrploIiOitOffs Gorge tra9en wiIrOe.
- Sn Der mOloNWii6en Gt0ot 9ia,
ra SerltDrte cine Ourb onboltenoen
Ge1en perurIa4te Ssr9rutitung 20
SQuIer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-31

ben. Sas @erf iuirb in 10 Qieferul,s
gen gum preiie bon je Is Mt. uno i'm
llmfonNe BON je 20 SaIeln eri0einen.
Yen Serlaa bat 8. SeQmanr in Yrag
iibernOmmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-31
Ncbr0Sfa.

- Ser gsrianot Der beurigen @es
treioeernte iii i'm pollen gun9e. Sic
6armer beeIlen ii6 nit Dem TRANSPORT
oss 9strsioss ua9 ben n61Itsn Glepa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-31
'fgerrd1uH'' mir
Riiblunu, Grtsd)c,''

60 riei Der iterbsnbe &aiier &ibsriIs
ieiuem StlNuen III. Sier III cine @rs
1inbulg, bic SeOGm IN ben beiBeiten
Sommsrta8en etne an9enebme, erirl:
i6enbs &iibluug peri9oiieu wirO. @5
lit eiuia3 stu 6d6sr, Der li0 at cuW
ieoeu bsltebi9en S6uuteltub bcitgIBtu
lGBt WIo our6 bic Bemegung oeS S6Ous
~felitubleS pom islbit 9etrIebeu wiro. Ger
SG6er tam in beliebi9er S6be beieIti9t
weroeu ulO aud iebelI 2lnSeublid abb
9euommeu weroeu. Ger S6alteltnbl
miro ui6t perlsBt. Der ganSe 2lpporat
pie9t, ob9lsi6 oauerb0ft bon WeIitn9
NIB Stabl ber9eitelt, bios pier Piino.
Sin 9au;es i3immer blelbt III titbler
quit. Ser greis lit ipottbiuig. Collie
Senauo ais Agent btciel6eu utrtouieu
ODER iir ben eigenen Seoari elten NG6er
fauien woGeu, 10 UeuOe CT ii9 miinoIj9
o6er i6riitli6 al
D. a.
4l6 Main Str. Sioux City, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-31
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-31

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-23

Takoma Park-W. L. Argue, surviving
trustee, to Francis E. Smith, lots 1 and A.
block 3; 5000. Francis E. Smith conveys
same property to Julia A. Thompson; 3d.
24S.75
Wesley Heights-Nazareth Bunch ct Tx.
to Otis D. SWEET, lots 16 to ID, block 20;
s1.64O.
No. 1J0S Gales street northeast-H. H.
Bergman ct al, trustees, to VIM. n. H.
Mack, lot JOG, block 20, Long Meadows;
81, 400.
bingham Place-James T. Bradford ct
al, trustees, to John H. Cook, lot B, block
3: 5000.
II street northwest between ID and Sd
streets-James E. Hayes ct ux. to Chas. H.
Cook, part lots IL and Is, square S. of 562:
SO. Chas. H. Cook conveys same property
70 Addie L. Hayes; $40.
Eckirgton-Robert NJ. Lockwood ct ux. to
James B. Winner, lot 13, square 81 800.
Both and o streets northwest-Brooke
Mackall ct ux. to John Curtin, part lots Ill
and 112, square 1241 $40.
Washington Heights-Chas. w. Simpson
ct ux. to Mida W. Shepard, lot 33, block A.;
$40.
New Hampshire avenue northwest be-
tween Q and streetS-Mida w. Shepard to
Chas. W. Simpson. lot 144. square 1876; $40.
Sheriff Estate-Chas. Early ct al. trus-
tees, to J. MacBride Sterrett, part of Sher-
if Estate: $500.
n and 0 streetS-VOlney Eaton ct uX. to
VIM E. Gaggin, lots 1OS to Ill, square GIT;
$40.
Brightwood avenue-JOhn Ridout, trustee,
to Jas. n. Sparks, lot %, Girls Portion;
s., 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-23

Charles E. OsgOod Of Boston, the owner Of the
largest and most successful furniture business in
New England, ii not in the country, OF the
few large buyers among furniture dealers during
the hard times Of last year, who did great busi-
ness, always paying cash. moving on as II times
were good while rival concerns going to
pieces right and left all about. His credit from
Michigan to Maine became cOnspicuously solid
that he of the most talked-Of young men
In commercial circles
With limited means, but well bred, full of char
acter, Straightforward and wel-educated he start
ed In business only few years ago in a very
moderate way in little store fremont street
in Boston. The city began to know him quickly.
His business rapidly assumed big proportions.
newspaper one day interviewed him In the column
Of Men Worth Knowing
ITO what do you attribute your success?' asked
the interviewer.
Mr.. Osgood replied very shortly: when in doubt,
buy the best goods
He is known everywhere today by that expression.
Work told Mr.. OsgoOd's health. With charac-
teristc Judgment he put his reliance upon natures
best remedy make him well again. The best of
medical treatment at his disposal; there
tainly physician that man in his position
could not employ. He got the right advice, and
followed it. Today he is perfectly well, good
tempered, aggressive and energetic to the last de-
gree.
In letter to the proprietors of Paine's celery
compound written Sept. Do 1897, Mr.. Osgood said:
Il have derived great benefit from the of
Paines celery compound, and unhesitatingly
recommend it for building up the system when run
down and tired out with worry work. first
used this really great remedy on the Recommended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-23
ANACOsTIA HAPPENINGS
The POstmnstership md Other Loca
Topics of Interest

Inc FOstmnstershfp md Other Local
Topics Of Interest
The residents of Anacostia appear to
nave reached the conclusion that the long
pending question as to who will succeed
Mr.. ]. w. Tolson as postmaster of that
suburb will be settled soon after the elec
ton. but that neither of the gentlemen
who have been named as principal candl-
dates for the place. Messrs. George F.
Pyles or Henry johnson, will get it,
A gentleman who called recently at the
Post Office Department in reference to the
matter told a Star reporter that he found
that Mr.. James r. Williams, a well-known
merchant of the town, was highly thought
OF by the officials. and 1t was believed at
this time he was the most likely of all who
nave SO far been named to secure the ap-
pointment Mr.. Williams has been warmly
champoned by Rev. Hugh 7. Stevenson,
pastor of the Baptist Church in Anacostia,
and other prominent citizens.
Minnesota avenue has been greatly i'm
proved by Mr.. Watson, superintendent of
county roads. The people living on that
important avenue feel greatly indebted to
him.
Miss Jennie Davidson has Just returned
from Scotland, where she has spent some
time visiting her mother and other rela-
tives.
Mr.. Theodore Smell has, after an absence
of two months at Dayton Ohio returned
to the home of his parents, Rev. and Mrs.
NJ. P. Smell.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Garden
Memorial Church intends at an early date
10 hold an art exhibit
DR.. George Havenner, son-in-law of Mr.
II. A. Lfnger, is confined to his home on ac-
count Of illness.
1t is stated by those directly interested
that Anacostia Lodge, F. A. A. NJ, at its
Iafr, lately held in the Masonic Temple in
Washington. cleared between 800 and
ST. 900. They feel greatly indebted to the
ladies of the different chapters Of the East
ern Star Order.
Anacostia Council, Junior Order United
American Mechanics. has removed from
Haines' Hall to the Masonic Temple, where
it will meet every Tuesday evening.
Mrs. NJ. NJ North, wife of Rev. J. B.
North, has been made one of the vice
presidents of the Crittenden Mission
Mr.. and Mrs. Gottwald have returned
from their bridal tour and taken I'D their
residence on Maple avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-23
LAND LAWS NEEDED.
Annual Report of the Governor
Alaska.

Annual Report of the Governor of
Alaska.
The annual report of the governor of
Alaska to the Secretary of the Interior. has
been received. 1t lays particular stress
upon the need of land laws in Alaska so
that settlers may obtain titles to their
homes.
The governor calls attention to the de-
plorable condition to which the natives,
who live north of the Alaskan Peninsula,
on the Island of St Lawrence. the
shores of Boring sea and straits upon the
margins of the Arctic ocean and along the
rivers which empty into it have been re-
duced by white men driving whales, walrus,
seals. fish and wild reindeer to the north
or reducing their numbers by the use of
bomb lances, repeating rifles and powerful
gear in hunting. The condition so brought
about he says, makes the domesticated
reindeer especially valuable to the natives
of Alaska
OF the educational facilities of Alaska
the report says:
This good work has steadily progressed
from year to year under very small ap-
propriations and today the children in
Alaska are learning to read ana write the
English language and other primary
branches under the instruction of teachers
as carefully selected as are teachers In any
of TIE states The schools have been
primary, but now there is beginning 10 be
demand for those Of a higher grade
A review of the various gold discoveries
in Alaska is given at length. OF the klon-
dixie discoveries he says:
More than eleven hundred locations.
have been made, and now the town of
tents is giving way to the town of frame
houses. The trail was not open, and even
the correct distance was not known before
the eager throng were crowdiny with
horses, goats oxen, and mules hitched to
carts. wagons and drags. and carrying pack
saddles loaded with flour, bacon, beans,
dried apples and hay. Already the saloon
and dance hall were mp AMI ready for pa
irons. Tons of stuff were scattered over
the beach, and shiploads strung along the
trail. These men have tad terrible time,
but they are brave and started out TO en-
dure hardships. Take them as a class they
would rank far above the average manhood
of the country. By hard work and bulldog
tenactty and perseverance some outfits
went over the Sgaguay trail and White
Pass to the lakes and down the river. II
this pass is improved and kept open during
the winter it may be possible to put over
hundreds of tons of provisions and have
them ready at the lakes for the breakup
III the spring.
The Chilkat or Dalton trail is the most
westerly. 1t avoids the lakes, canyon,
rapids etc, by keeping to the left, and
comes out far down on the river. 1t is over
this trial that they drive in horses and cat
tie"