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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-26

Vtann, pelher ollrb @epanotbeit uno
enerals Suetaert Obne aQem 3peifel su
9rOBem Cant bsroflidtete, gab su bic.
lem slfTtoapit feline @inwilliguna.
Sn oemislbsn ertldrt 2uetaert aug.
orliflid feline llnf6ulo. Sas Shrift.
ltld lolltet tuie folgt:
ran oas Yublitum:
Sds Geiultat meines beute eroenber
yro3elles lit tpeeen Der Iidtiiberein.
ltllnmun9 Der Surp Elm Sieg fir mid.
aber tb bin fart enttduItt uno fart
llberraIbt, oaB bic Surp nidt einen
gSa9rlprud auf rNihtidulois" elm.
brahte.
Sb babe, meine Grau nibt set6btet
lino tpeiB nidt, mo iie 1T, aber i6 bin
'lder, es 1T nur eiue Srase Der 3eit,
mann lie lpieoer suriidiommt.
Sd aina nidt auf ben 3eusenifanb,
tpell meln Nnpalt gr-Hi9ter ginc.nt
TART oage8en mar uno neil er mir
la9te, oaB es ni6t notbpenois pdre.
SD bin oantbar fir ben ung.beuren
9Sebiel in Der Offentli6en Wtinuna All
melnen @uniten uno bic Seit mirb feb.
rem, oaB ib ni6t nur ein uni9uloiger.
lonoern au1 elm bitter bslsioiatss
M0nn bin.
9loOlf 8. 2uetsert.
unterl6rieben uno beidporen oor
mir an q. Sftober 1897.
Wl. j. Sullipan.
Sefentlibsr Notar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-26
SclcgrapDlid)e 9epcI0en.
Snian0.
Gas aelbc iSicler.
NeD OrleOus, 2a., 1G. Sit.

Hew Orleans, 2a., 16. Oft.
Sm gllI0emeinen ibien Deute cine
g9enOun0 gum 8eieren III Der Gjelbiie=
berlitu0tiOn eintreten 5u luOlen. Sie
Seri1te bonn GOymittng lpOren idmmt=
litb ermutbiNenoar 2lrt. SoOc3fdle
mOren ni0t oOr8etommcn uno bis I'm
10 l6r maren nur Is 6dlIe Sur gln=
aeiQe QebrNtbt, Qe0en mebr oI5 bic oop=
petite 9tnSNbl an &aJe oorber. yis
beute 9tbeuO I'M z llbr maren nur %
neue 6dlle beim GeiunOBeitsratb unge=
SelQt mor0en uno Der erIte Sooe3Iall er=
ei9ncte iicb erit lente IbenO.
Nem Srleans, II. Stt.
Gis beute gIbeno nm 6 lGr iino bier
fiui SUOesidIle in 6OlQe bon 0elbem
8ieber DOr9etommen. IS berrIbt cine
betrQAtlide &OreinQsnommenbeit Qegen
Die 6ortieBung oe3 GuNrNntdneiDltems
unO bic 6OlAe lit, OoB nN6Oem Der 8e=
iun0beitsrOtb Die 30bl ieiner 9GGbter
herNbQcIcbt bat, &euO6ner perieu0ter
SduIer llO un9C6inOcrt ouf Die Str0Be
unO unter bic &eute bceebcn. Sbne
8erNusgNbum0 grocer 8eloiummen
miro IS nlGt lGn9er iiir mOQlitb QebUI=
ten, Die perieu0ten 9duier aenii9eno 81
bcm0dcn, I'm Den &in= uno gtus9an0
81 oenIelben il UerDinoern.
@a0cru &3onomcu tpOtsciunSrn.
Gl9in, ST., Il. Stt.
Die 2cibe bon 2llbert 9ammers, Dem
GeNmteu Der WOoern 98Ooomen, iuel.
der Dor orti 0O0en perI0Wnno uno
ndd Dem iiberOIl n0h9riori@t woroen
lit. uurOe Eeute III elmer perlnhenen
MitbIe. etliAe WeiIen n0rolib bon bier,
GeIEnOen. 9ammer3 bate ii9 islblt
entlelbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-26
Nsncs fatbaiiiGes Gn!tesbau5.
Splpell. Sno. q. SIt.

GjeIteru lit bier Die ncue tatbolii6e
Ct. Goparos=&irbe. Dclhe nit einsm
&oltenauIwanO bon $4,000 erbaut
lUurOe. in Gc9enwart Don 0unoerten
BON GuswGrtI0sn Yeiubern eInSepeibt
pOroeu. Die eIrorudspnlle feler fnuo
inter Der Seituns oes SlI1oi5 G0oes
NADER aus Sort gSaDne ltatt. mo
BIurrer aus 6Olle9euilIe, Sammono,
9per, SanOUsr @enter, GrOlun 9oint
uuo Sbercrpille ,uobntsn osrielben nit
einsm 9rpBsn S9sil iDrsr Gsmsinosn
h,i
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-26
S9ncac sSabrt.
9ueblp. @pl. 20. Ctt

" Y : 70 SUF'I " ~tE.
Gin @rtra5ug Der Gjolibabu le9te
9eltern Nbeno Die Stredc bon 98alien=
burg nab Oieier Staot, 81 Meilsn, in
SO Wtinuten suriif. nm Siomuno
Neumann, eiueu relt6en Gisb;i1ter,
welher bon Yuul 6roeblib, einem
Mit8lieo oes Staotratbss BON @alien-
burg, eineu S6uB in oen llnterIeib sr=
blclt, bierber 81 brin0eu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-26
TUB eiars g.omiraIeS.
W a bington. 9. e., !
Is. Stt.

Ger psniionirte glomiral SoGn 9.
99oroen lit Geute in iener bieiigsn
&Obnun9 9eltorben. SIN @iir0er=
trie8e mar CT Der gefeblsbaber osS
oWOnitor" in oeiIsu Sample 0e0en oas
GebsaeniblIf - n0tcrrimac" III SamptOn
&OaOs. Sm SABRE 1886 wuroe sr
nit Dem boIlen Jt0nAe uno Dem 0ebalt
zines glomirals peniiOntrt. Der cinSi0e
oerGrti0e Sail. Der bi5ber pDr0efonlmen
1T. glub Oriifte i9m Der GOn9reB fir
feline SNpferieit I'M &rie9e ieinen Cant
aus. Die unmittelb0rc llria1e oes
SOOcs oes SlOmiral3 mar GunGenents
silnoun8. Gr bat ein glIter bon so
SNbren errelAt uno beI0nO lib bis gum
leBten Samltag bel better 8eIunObsit.
Momlr0l g8Oroen mar elmer Der peni-
gen nod iibrig 9ebliebeneu 0elOen
lener altCn 3eit, in Der Die 6lotte Der
Ser. Staaten 10 Jtilbmlhss 0eleiltst
bat. g8dbrsno ialt Sluei Srittel zines
S1brbunoertS mar er ein ElOttens
OIlISisr.
sas Snbtbans nit Sali6miin3crsi.
pittsbur9. pa.. Is. Su.
Sirettor @ri9bt, bonn 3u6tGauie
in Ilperlioe. bat sntoedt, oaB cine gln=
Sabl Strdflinae Der glnltolt iali6e
iSiinIsigs6entsltde anasiertiat bat.
Gr bat oas WetaQ. Gus mslbem oas
iallcle @elo gemabt wuroe. entoedt,
ebenlo bic 6ormsn gum @uB oeiielben,
ioluie Die gtamen bon mebreren StrGI-
lin9en. melbc nit Der Sate in Ser.
binOun9 lteben. 0ber bis iebt par er
nod ni@t i'm Stanoe. ben Mann Al
iinoen. welder ben Ylau entporIen
uno CUR glnsIilbrun9 9sbratbt bat.
Die ialibcn @eloltiide lino auber-
oroentlib gut 9carbsitei; Der Stempel.
nit luel6em lie anaefcriiat iuuroen. lit
fat pbne 0ebler, uno Die Sbatia6e,
oab iplAs 9lilnssu nit ben robsu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-26
Gnaiiiun.
Wferito, Wip. . Is. Oft.

Ule 4 D, Wlp., 10. SlI.
gluf Der 6bicaao d gIltOnaSabn bat
0eItern in Der Ndbe Der OItliben Staots
9rensc cine GplliIiOn uon sluci 8iiterSil=
gen itattfunoen. Sin 9teger aus Sno=
oonia, mo-, bat babel ous geben DerlU=
rem. SSreO. Mtsao. Der 2otomotipiil0=
rcr, uno Gbarles SaUis, Der SeiSer oes
Ritlih 9ebenoen 3uges, iopie $. 8.
99lceler. Der SciSer uno &. GruD, Der
&OtOmOtipiiibrer bes msltlitb gebenosu
3u9es, truOen leihte Yerlegungcn oa.
bon uno retteteu ibr Scbcu ourb 9lbz
Ipringen. 9ierSebn @agen wuroen
sur GntGleiIung Gcbradt uno beiOe
SOtomOtiuen wurOen serltOrt. Der
Ourb ole 6olliIion an9sritbtete S9aoen
piro alf $40, 900 abgeibdbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-26
S1oB ben Sheriff.
Wtanbattau, &as., q. Slt.

Wanbuttau, Gas., q. Clt.
6eItern gl6eno wuroe g. y. 9aro,
Der Sberin oicies GOuutp's, in Dem
lebs Nteilcn BON bier geleNcneu Srte
2eOuurOsOllle bon einen Manue 9tO=
mens Ste @Urren, Negen oeu sr eiUcn
SaItbeieb! in SInOen bate, sriGOllen.
SSurren muroe lpdter bonn Sillisllerlf
8OIBam lctAenommen uno nab Wan-
lattan gebra1t.
9lm glbsnoe perinmmslte iib cine
SHaar OufSeregter Sllr0sr in Der
giabe oes UjeiGu9niNes uno orobte.
nit Dem WtDroer tur3eu SroSc6 Su
MAIDEN. Sine 3sit lang wuroe oas
Yerbalten Der Wen1e 10 OrObsno. bah
iib Der SiilIsIberiH Warih 9snOtbiAt
iab. lie in silier glnipraae Su ermab.
nsn, nibts QeNeu oas GeleB 81 lnter-
nebmen. Spdter ianoen me9rere
9ebeme Seriummlun9su ltutt. in oeneu
cnrilbsr bcrat6sn lUuroe. Ob es uibt
5wsdmdBla lei. ben @Orocr Su lpnh.u.
Grummcr Sdakmciasr.
SetrUit, 81. Sit.
Sn GolNe bon belAwOrencn gusia-
Ocu oss Wallenperwaltsrs Der Grlisn
9tNtioualbunt bon Stbucu. George
&eeo, oes SlcepraIiosnten Der Sant,
Dim 8. Seatb. uuo Der Sirsttoren
g8eblter unO Sramioro. bat 9iibier
Smau bonn Sunoes9eri6t 9eltsrn gtaA-
mittoa elnen Saitbeiehl aeseu ben
StaatsIbabmsihsr WsOyS u. Steel
aus0sltsat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-26
Ecr SmciruS mod Galifurnien.
Sau 5rancisco, Is. Stt.

9tnlpb u. @utte aus YbilaOelp6iu
uno S. u. Senro aus Yittsbur9 iino
nah piermOnatli1er Sabrt auf Dem
3weiraO aus Dem Often bier an9etoms
men. Sic babsn ouf Der &eiie Die
StdOte Yittsbura, Gbic0aO, Smaba,
Cripple Greet. Senuer uno Salt 2Gte
berilbrt. Der iblimmIte Sbcil Der
Gabrt mar, wie lie iagen, Die bon Ssu=
Der, oa lie uiel 9ts0enusiter ausSuBal-
ten bntten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-26

Sn Der Geriammlun9 Der grSbiibOfe
titr GrpG9un9 allgemeiner &ir9enan=
9ele9enbeiter purOe bei9lOhen, oas
tntbollltbe Snoianerbureau unter 2ei=
tung oes Wigr stephan fortSuiiibren
uno aegen $4,000 fir SnOianer=
l0ulen Su DerQusoaben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-26
Scr bcrilbmtc gGassunbausr 0errse
Ynllman to0t.
@licaap, 81, 10. Stt.

u u, w., 10. III.
George 90. 9ullmun itarb pl0blib
an elmer SerSertraniung beute WiOr9en
um ) llbr.
Sis I'M 5 llbr 9eItern Na6mit!ag
beIano iib 8ullman in ieiuer Office
uno ni0ts Derrietb Den tomlnenoen
SOB. NabOem er feline Office per=
lnNen, blieb sr ben 9onssn 2lbeuo 81
Saule uno aing sur 9ewobntsn 3eit
STIR +Stube. lin 4 J ll6r hcutc MorSen
erwa1te er unO betlugte lib ieinem
berbeigeruIenen Seiboiener gsgenilber
itber SruitbetlemmunQ. lRGn ibidte
nab Or. Silling5; ebe Der glrSt jeOpb
oos 9aus erreibte. mar Yullman toot.
6rau 9ullman lit in g2ew Oort uno
wuroe IOIort teleQrOpbiib BeimgeruIen.
Die Sabritcn YullmonS n0Bmen in
llnfenntniB Oes Soos3Ialles iuie &c.
mObnli6 Die SbGtigfeit beute Ntorgen
auf. muroen Qber iOIOrt gum Stll!ltano
aebra6t, als Der Spo oes G9eis ourb
Teporters betaunt Wur0e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-26
= ie

uGt4ve,,th1trBer Gh,rhe"
srItriut ieoeu Gicn5:G0 urb foitet untsr
BuranSbe,aBuu9 iar bic ger. Staatsn uao
Canada:
Sdbrlitb.. 90 SGIbidDrG5... $500
Wad9 GuroYa pOrtofrt
maIisu porauS0ciGbIt peroeu):
saIrlit1.........-S2.5 9olbiabrI5.. -Sf.25
Eprrt'pouoru5eu uuo MittbriIur9su mhTcn
Natereu8 bis 6rcttag WlorqeI pcuu fe IN
Der rdGIeu Summer AuiuGbme iuocn IoGcr.
rr0eion0t lperocu. 3rteie oBac nnserlarit
perosu uibt tsrIidf3ti9t.
gY- gIur fir @clbsr, be per rcniifrirtea
RIrici Oocr 8eloaniucifHuG Money Order
e.iouot merOeh I6erue9meW wtr Die geraut.
Gprtli6tet
Gu. PrsIs GorrepOuOen5eu II. I. 10. nbrcTR..
Eaa gtGigd:
"LUXEIBURGER GAZETTE,
Dubuque, Iowa.
EEss:. Gde brr 6. uaS 9oSGssiraGe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-26
prsafs Der anssine,s.

Sober Sen Der spaIts per Sahr -sleoo
Wpuute 900
Wfouate......... 600
SrbBere au3sigsu biaissr.
SOcaIs
SIR isoe 3su. srsOisr OOsr 0ersn Rann. ba,
srite WsaI Is Gents.
SeirotbSs uub 2oOesausstssn nit SpruaND
ubns eprua sl.O0
Gu3si9ru. Die benz Settle Der tatboliitsn Rirns
salpiosr fus, firSsn tstns aufuabm.
Inseisen ienoe man ipdts
tens am ,flontas l11oS
rs: gen Elm.
Sohar5sitea aller slrt prompt aaS 6lale
anssefRart
Cifiss: Gde Der 6. naS Supa. EtraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-26
Sn5nqnr, Suwa, 9cnfag, bcu 26 Sftobcr 1897.

@ert3euQen Die ben Strlflingen nur
sur SeriiiQun9 itebeu fonntcn, inners
balb Der Wtauern oes 3ubthauIes ml=
9eIertigt luuroen, lit oas 9eunrubi=
Qenoe bel Der gtn9ele9enbsit. 9ie
6allhmiln5er 6ntten iib bereits nit
Yerlonen ouBerbaIb Der glnltalt in
8erbinoung QeieBt uro ein She'll Der
falIben WIiin5en beiinOet Iib itOn in
6irtulatiOn. 9irettor g9ri0bt bat
cine Silte bon TAFT swan;i9 Strdflin0su
uno perIoncn, wclDe, lpie permltbet
miro, nit ben Sali6milnsern III @er=
blnonng iteben, uno wenn Die ganSeu
GinSelGeiten oes Serbrehens betannt
9eDOrocn lino, weroeu, pie es heiBt,
Dunoerbare Gntbiillun9en ans Sage.
libt tomluen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-26
ST fcfgcnnmmen.
SOno ou sac, Wis.,
Is. Stt.

Ser Ne9er 8illiam papne. Der q
tern ben Giaentbiimer oes bieiiQen
geaman Sotel. Sobn Seaman. ermor.
oete. iii beute l5 Meilen nOroOitlid
BON Der Staot abgeIaBt uno b.utc firth
in oos bieii9e @eidn9niB unter0ebrG1t
poroen. Die Grbitterung 9egsn ben
elenoen Mprobuben lit 10 aelpaltiQ.
oaB, wenn bieielbe ni6t balo elmer
rublNeren Stimnllng Ylab madt. Der
WtOroer einem Spndgeribt sum Spfer
fallen oitrite. Ser GOuperneur lit
um M(ilii sur gena6ung Oss 6sIdna=
nlIles an9e9an1en nor0en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-26
4(uSIauD.
De 9l a n b.

SelIl II, 10. All.
Die SiBungen Der inte-nationalen
auslabtonferens iiuo beute na6 elm.
ltllnol9er Innabme Der folsenoeu ge.
bauptunaen sum Nbi4lufe sefonmen:
Der glusiaBbaSillus 1T Die mabre lr.
iade Der Granibeit. Der Menlt ilt
oas einSlge gBeien, bel nel1em bieier
gaslllus pOrtommt. Der 9lusIas III
anltefeno aber li6t erbli6. Die Sio.
llruus bon slusiaBiasn iit munidens.
wertb uno iollte unter Yeoinaunaen,
mle Il, in Normegeu i'm @ebraut fino.
spansslueiie einasfiibrt psrosn.
g8iesbaoen, 20. Stt.
Seute Nabmittag um balb l u6t
llno Der @sar llno Der 8robber5og BON
Sellen Su einem Selu9e oes 2aiiers
Wilbelm bier ein9etrOffen. Sic wur.
ben am SabnbOf bon Sr. Maieftdt
uno Dem 6iiriten bon Sdaumburg.
Slppe empfan9en. Die beioeu 9aiIer
llmarmtsn uno fiiBteu Iib; nab ben
libllden Sorfellunsen beaaben iib Die
Waleltlteu unter Dem Subel Der 3abl.
reid berlammelten Wense nab bem
SblOB. Der Gsar wirb na1 eirses
nollnenem @abeliriibtiid aa1 9arm,
taot 3uriidtsbrsu. at-a# u
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-11-12
PersOnally-Conducted Tours via
pennsylvania Railroad.

The Personaly-Conducten Tourist Sys-
TEN Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany is the highest perfection yet attained
in railway travel: it affords all the COM
forts and conyenicnccs of modern railway
equipment, and at the same time eliminates
all anxiety and annoyance inseparably
connected with individual travel.
For the season of''91 and '9s it has ar
ranged for the following tours =.
Cd'norndt-Fo tours, leaving New
York, Philadelphia, and Pittsburg Janu-
airy sth, January eth, February 10Th, and
March 10Th. With the exception of the
first party going and the last returning,
all of these parties will travel by the
Golden Gate Special between New York
and California, stopping at interesting
points IN route :
F1orida-Four tours to Jacksonville will
leaveiN New York and Philadelphia Janu-
airy 25th, February Sth and 22nd, and
March Sth The first three admit of Il So
iuurn of two weeks nrthe "Flowery State"
Tickets for the fourth tour will be good to
return by regular trains until May 81, 1898.
Tickets for the above tours will be sold
from all principal stations on the Penn
sylvania Railroad.
For detailed itineraries, giving rates and
full information, address George W. Boyd,
Assistant General Passenger Agent, Phila-
delbhia:'
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-11-12
A Child Badly Burned.

Mlttie, the little three year-old daugh-
ter of Rev Thomas NJ. Packard, rector of
Christ Episcopal Church, of Rockville,
Maryland, was horribly burned last week.
The little girl and her seven-year-old
brother John were in the sitting room OF
their home when the accident occurred.
Matsic was in front of an open fire, and
john WAS in another part of the room.
A spark from the fire ignited the cot
ton dress of little Matte, and IN second
she was mass of flames. John ran to
the rescue of his little sister and tried to
extinguish the flames. Mrs. Packard
hearing the children screaming rushed
into the room, caught up her apron and
enveloped the burning child. The flames
-.were cxtinguished, but not until the lit
tie girl had been horribly burned. DR..
Anderson was at once called in, and
dressed the wounds. He says the child
lis in quite a precarious condition. The
flesh on the arms and body are literally
roasted, and present shocking spectacle.
Mrs Packard's rare presence of mind
undoubtedly saved the child from terrible
death. Her hands were scorched con-
sidcrably. The hands and arms of little
John were also badly burned. Mr.. Pack
arr was away from home at the time the
accident occurr, d -A'er tatlria Gt-e.te.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-11-12
4oeal a',o gers NAL.
Wedding Bells.

One of the prettiest weddings in recent
times took place in St. Mary's Chapel in
Aquasco, this county, Wednesday. Octo-
ber.11, 1897. The contracting parties were
Miss Bertha Lee Thomas, daughter OF Mrs.
:Joseph Thomas and DR.. H. Morton Bow
ZEN, son of Mr.. Philander A. Bowen, both OF
,Aquasco. Rev. Mr. Stryker, Pastor, anG
| Rev. Barker Turner were the officiating
clergshen Promtly at 11.3O the bride
lentered upon the arm of her brother-in-
law, Mr.. Bernard Berry, who gave her
away Her niece, Miss Berry, acted as
her best girl Rev. Mr. Mcpherson, of
Baltimore, was the best man. The ushers
were Messrs. p. A. Bowen, Jr., w. Nj.
St,eVin J. Briscoe Bunting Holland Haw-
kius. \ large audience was present and
many were the wishes for the happiness
of the young couple. After the ceremo-
ny was over reception and collation. was
served at the home of the bride. The
bride and groom left on the evening train
for an extended trip. The presents were
many and very handsome. The brides
maids were Miss Maggie Bowen, Misses
Cox, Berry and Cont e.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-11-12
\ Pretty Wedding.

The marriage of Miss Josephine Garner,
of St. Mary's county, to Trueman Cross
Slingluf, of this county, at the old Christ
Church. Chaptico, by Rev. J. Gibson CAN'T
) the uncle of the bride, took place on
Thursday at noon.
Miss Josephine Garner, the BRIDE is the
gr,:-t niece of the late Gov. James Thomas
and Mr. S!ingluff is the son of Mr.. True
rman c. Slinglutf of this county, and a
prominent electrician. The church at
Chaptico is one of the oldest and best
preserved to the ancient churches of the
State, built as early as 100. The chan
c,l was superbly decorated with flowers
and at the gate leading to the sapctuary
was erected floral horseshoe. At noon
the bridal party arrived, consisting of
Mr.. and Mrs. Garner, parents of the bride;
Mr.. and Mrs: Slingluff, parents of the
groom; Miss Dorothy Garner, maid of
honor; the bridesmaids, Misses Florence
Garner, Catherine Hammett, Lizzie Sling
huff and Blanche Williar; ushers, Forbes
Shaw, Shaub Neal, VIM. Garner and Wade
Blaciistoa, and Edgar slim fluff, best
man. The bride came up the aisle on her
fathers arm. She wore a costume of
ivory satin, with long train, exquisite
trimming in pearl pessementerie and
Duchess lace, tulle veil, fastened with
sprays of lilies of the valley. She carri-
ed bride roses The brides sister,
Dorothy, the maid of honor, wore white
silk, trimmed in muslin de soire. The
four maids wore white organdie over
pink silk dresses. A reception was gwen
at Motley Hall by the brides parents
Gdzrtto
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-11-12
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they canno. reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There is
only one way to cure Deafness, and that
is by constitutional remedies. Deafn eSs
is caused by an inflamed condition of the
mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube gets intlamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when it is entirely closed Deafness is the
result, and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to is nor
NAL condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases out of ten are caused
by catarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness Caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free
f. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, s5c
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-11-12
The Public Health.

A nmher of subjects of considerable
iu,,.,4. will be disc ussed in the course of
the first semi annual session of the Mary
land Public Health Association. which
will be held on Thursday and Friday of
next week in the hall of the Medical and
Chirurgical Faculty, 81 Nurth Eutaw
street, Baltimore, The program is as fol-
lows:
Thursday, 2 P. MA paper on "Sani-
tary Ordinances-Post mortem," by DR..
Howard Bratton, Elkton; Report Upon
the Causes of Typhoid Fever, from Re-
cent Experience in Baltimore County
DR.. Purnell F. Sappington, Govanstown E;
"Soil and Water Pollution" Dr. John S.
Fulton, Baltimore "Disinfection," DR.. A.
c. Abbott, Philadelphia; "Disinfectants. y
DIR. T.. W. Stodes, Baltimore.
Night Session, at P M.-"Slaughter-
houses in Their Relation to Human Dis
else," DR.. Charles Wardell Stiles, Wash.
-ington, ID. c.; Some Prevalent Diseases
of Domestic Animals in Maryland" DR.
A. W. Clement, Baltimore; Hog pens
and Slaughter-houses in Town." DR.. S. S
Maynard, Frederick.
Friday, Executive Session at II o'clock
Report of the executive committee upon
constitution and bylaws announcement
of committees.
Afternoon Session SANITARY Condi
ton of the Public Schools of Baltimore,
DR.. W. Dulany Thomas, of Baltimore
"Observations on the Hygiene of the Pub
lie Schools of Howard County" Dr. s. J
Ford, Eliicott City; Report Upon an In
spection of the Public School; of Balti
more by the Good Government Section o
the Arundel Club Mrs Daniel Miller
Baltimore "School Life and Children.
Eyesight," DR.. Hiram Woods, Baltimore
Night Session-Joint meeting will
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Mary
land subject, The Sewerage of Balti
more" ..lThe Report of the Scwerag,
Commission" DR., James F. McShane
The Relation of Sewage Disposal t.
Public HEALTH" DR.. William H. WEIGH
THE Relation of Typoid Mortality ant
Sewerage" DR.. William Osler The In
tluence of Cru.e Sewerage Upon Anima
lie in the Bay, Prof William X
Brooks; Methods of Disposal of Sew
of Sewerage" DR.. George H. Kobe; "Wil
1t Pay DIR. John S. Fulton; general dis
clssion.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-11-12
\ Great Magazine Feature.

Tie Ladi.s' Uoh}e Journal has secured
what promises to be the great magazine
feature of 1898. 1t is entitled ''The Inner
Experiences of Cabinet Members
Wife, In Il series of letters written by
the wife of Cabinet member to her sis
ter at home, are detailed her actual ex-
pericnces in Washington, frankly and
freely given. The letters were written
without any intention of publication.
They give intimate peeps behind the cur
tain of high official and social life They
are absolutely fearless, they study Wash
lngton life under the searchlight as it has
never been before presented. The Presi-
dent and the highest officials of the land,
with the most brilliant men and women
of the Capital, are seen in the most familiar
way. AS these are all actual experiences
letters will doubtless excite much shrewd
guessing by readers and study of internal
evidence to discover the secret. The ''EX-
periences,' which will be beautifully
illustrated, begin in the December num-
Der and will continue for several months
A Healthy Lot of Nursery Stock.
All the specialtics of the Harrison NUr
series, at Berlin, Md.-Peach, apple, pear
and plum trees, asparagus roots and straw
berry plaLts-have Just been officially de-
clared healthy
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-11-12
DO You Want GOIdc

Everyone desires to keep informed on
Yukon, the klondyke and Alaskan gold
fields. Send Zoe. for large Compendium
of vast information and big color map to
Hamilton Pub. Co, Indianapolis, Ind.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-11-12

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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-11-12
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