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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13
glus benz &rnrif>S seminar In ct
9ouis piro bcri6tet:

.Soeben erbalten mir aus 4ltOmiin,
fer in Seuti6luno bic trauri9e 3unoe.
oaB Elm Schiller oes 9eurid= seminars,
Serr element S6leipfer, bort i'm Alter
bon % Subren ~9eltOrben 1T.
Serr Sdleipfer mar Elm gutter, bra.
Der, talentOOller STUDENT i'm bisliaer
Senrif-S Seminar uno mar iebr beior9t,
bic beili9s prieterWeibs Dor ieinem
Sini6eioen gu erbalten.
gu g9eibnabten aber puroe iein gu.
Itano gar benentlit uno er bei9lOB, in
feline alte Seimatb 3u reiien. Gr ers
belt bonn bohw' item @rSbiidOf &ain
bic GrlaubniB, iid ir9enowO weiben gu
laiIen, iuenn er oas por9ei6riebene
utter errsiht baben Wiiroe. Seoot
bate Der liebs Soft ss anoers beibloi.
ZEN, uno 10 Diro er audi, wie Der BEL
li9s Mlopiius. als gtOlptb benz Serrn
feline ewi9en Sienlte soQen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13
&leinere Wa6rt6ten aus 2taot
ano umeeseno.

8. y. Jranben. osutider Mopotat
uno Notar, 3immer Alb Siiice.8e=
bGuoe, 9. uno Wain-S traBe.
- sic i6nnen @elo peroienen, in.
Dem Sic Sbre SiquOre 81 @roBper-
taufs.Preiien bel y. e. WurraD, 9e.
asniber Dem SOtel Sulisn. in Su-
buque. tauien. Seitellunsen per YOit
weroen auf oas prOmpteite beior9t.
@ie es beibt. 1T sluii6en Der
ReoattiOn oes bisii9en .Sele9rapb",
rel6er Serr s. g. WurpbD porltano,
lno ben geiibern, ben @ebriioern
Guislep, iuesen oes 3bombcr9'iten
CHARTERS cine Observation-Disclosures
entltanoen. welde nit Der gntlaHun9
oes Serru Wurpbp enoete.
Is. s. Yeteriom .3obuarst,
96l WaiuitraBs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13
Sic Nifel Ylatc=9inie.

nit ibrem Ruie iir~ populGre Yreiie, ebeues
Yobnbett uuo ieoe @elc9enbeit sur Bequems
li6teit ibrcr Sabrgdite u~ertauit Grcuriious.
2itets nO6 6elOrOu, u. D., an II. unb ~.
Suli, wsIde audi giilti9 iiuo iiir bic Riit,
iabrt pom 10. bis 20. Suli. Gieier Funtt
lie9t IN Gee 9%bautauqua NIB bietet benz
Seiuder jeoe @eIeSenbejt, lid Der pra6tpol.
len Scenerie bieier GeGeub gu erircuen. BE.
uiiet bieie niebri9en Freiie Wub ii6erSeu9t
Sud, oaB bic 9iidel Glates giuie bic eirSi0e
gttrSe yinie" uab benz Siten if, io,pie aud
bic bette. Srei Our9Sebmbe GrpreB;iise
tGglid.
Spredt Dor ober i6reibt al &. y. Gala.
ban, @enl Ngeut, III ADAMS Ctr, Gbicooo.
Su., .. &borle, =. y. "a. a., Ill 2!oams
Ctr, Sbisago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13
9ie photographers DEPORTATION oil
@merica"

p%srIammeIt iid i'll SeIOron, 81. g., am Set
G%bautGuqua, unb bic lidel Ylate. 9ilis per:
fault @rclriiouzG idetS fiir bic Runbreiit
gum etnia6en 9reIie, 9iilti9 iiir bic abiabri
am II. NIB II. Suli Wub fir bic Rildtebl
pom 10. bis gum 20. sui.
Sect 1T bic .3eit, nm bic @ele9enbeit, BEN
GbautGuquG Gee eiusn geiu6 3I biQiger
Yretien abJutotteu, Su beuIssn. 8idets
iinb 9iiIti9 iiir irgsno eiusn Der brei purd:
9ebeleen 9rpreBjiiSe, weI9e Chicago taslit
perlahen.
WRr. s. 3. CALLAHAN, @euIsQ9eut, III
adams Ctr, wirO nit 8er9uiissH ale gl:
tra9en III Se3us auf 6abr9sIe8enbsIt etc. be:
aIItporteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13
Yrimi3 bes bo9m. .. Subbcrftein.
ct. Srancis. Wis.,
3. Suli 1897.
Mein lieber Grelluo!

Mein lieber Sreuuo!
g8ie i6 ihon in meinem bori9en
Brief au9eseigt babe, batten mir 9e=
fern bier in Der gSalfabrts= &apelle
CUR SeimIu9un9 Warid nebeu benz
Yrier leminar, betannt unter benz Na=
men .@alotapele", Die Ieierlibe Bri=
mis bes bO1w. paul Sobberitein, ipel-
der Dor sipei g8O6en allbier eepeibt
wuroe fir bic Gr6oiOSeie Dubuque.
lin 9 ubr bspssts lid Die YroSeiiion
aus Der Seminars=3 STRIDE Der @alota=
pele su. @n Der Spite sin9sn bic
200 Waiientnaben unierer bieIigen
4nltalt, oarauf fOlQte Der Slerus nit
benz bOdw. prlmisianten uno cine
sablreihe Sdpeiteri6ait Der SranSis=
taner=S erSiarlerimen aus benz Wut=
terbauie unb ben peridieoenen @nital-
ten bon ct. Srancis i6lOB Die YrOsei-
iion. 9Qs oieielbe bel Der 9apslle an=
fam, fano iib oieIe bon auoddtiaen Bill
germ nidt bios beieBt, iOnoern aud in
weitem &reiie umla9ert. SopObl Die
Waiientinoer als bic S6meitern mug
ten ii6 baber nit einem Plab I'M Sreieu
be9niigen; nur fir ~oiejeni9en Sdwe=
fern. Die beim So6amte ben 8eians
beiOr9en iolten. puroe &aum in Der
&apele 9emaAt.
Gem bOdw. primisianten aiIiitirten
als Winiitranten Die 5beolo0en Yaul
S6iebel uno &Onrao SaI1e; Der Yro-
YrOturator oes Seminars, Sobm. 6.
YeidOn9, furgirts ais PresbDteraili=
items nno Der bOhw. Sbweitern= Gaps
Ian Is. WeiB belt Die Jeitprebigt.
4uBeroem wobnten nod lieben anoere
Prieter BON ben DerihieOensn glnItal-
ten in Ct. Grancis Der 6eier bel.
Siermit iino nun fir oieie Sabres-
seit bic 6eierlidteiten in Ct. 6rancis
gu Gnoe. Sur miro am nd6Ifen DION.
tag Die Stile uno GinIOrmi9teit Der
5erien nod auf elnsu Gag unterbrO=
diem our6 oas Picnic gum @pbl unie-
rer tatbOliiden Saubitummen=4nitalt.
SD iueroe Dir oaber auf ldnoere s3eit
teine Neuiateiten aus unierer tleinen
Srti6ait mebr iAiden tOnneu.
SO lebe oenn WObl uno lei beItens
9eQriiBt bon Seinem e~r9ebenen
6rsunoe, s. Dr.. Sael.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13
@ai6bare @aareu.

gSir iino jeBt mitten in Der 3eit, po
olele Waaren gebrau6t tperoen uub
troBoem ieben Sic uns tieTe gini6nitte
IN llnlere preiie MAIDEN. SieIelben
miinen fort.
43c 9elireifte Satin Oraanoies,
80 Soil melt, oas bette ~frans0s
ttlhe Yrinting; 35c Saum0arts
ner Sr9anoies, 80 3oQ melt,
9ana neu, bell uno i66n; 25c
Wtttblbaufene Sr9anbies, 33c;
Ntapp Swihes nit peiBen Slip.
teln uno leinenfurbi9en Siip-
feln; gum &dumun9spsrtaufs.
preiie bon .............,...19 c
Is Stiif Sc idottiide 2apns gum
Observation-Disclosures bon 34c
los Stiid muidbare @aaren,
tpelhs SC wertb iiub, miiiien
arspertauft peroen - 28s0Q.
SinOn 8rOoe, 8aipure Spite,
Hapure G5arina uno Simities,
gum MISUNDERSTANDING reiie
G
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13
Sas @ettcr.

Seit Sabren bat bier feline iol6e
SiBe 9eberri6t iuie in psrfl. @Ohe.
Die Sbermometer Seigten am Sonners.
ta9 90 bis lO4 8rao i'm S6atten.
3ebn 6dae bon Sibidla9 wuroen 9e=
nleloet, oarunter smei ernitli6e. Die
Seute, Die in ben SplsbOien uno beim
Sauen bon Sduiern bel6afti9t waren.
borten Inn 9 ubr WOr9ens nit Der
@rbelt auf. Ollie Gei6afte la9en itia.
gSie srob bic Sibe sepeien oabOn
9ibt oas Solsenbe welhes abIplut per=
biir9te Sbatlahe lit. einen Seueis.
Nuf Der giIenbabnbriide spiihen
Dubuque uno St=S Dubuque wolte
man am Sreitag Hahmitta9 9e9en 4
ubr ben bepegbaren She'll Der Bride
fir einen Sampfer Dhnen, als plOBlit
bic Srebmai9iene brad. geim Ra6s
ieben itelte lid beraus, baB bic @iisn=
babnldienen on Der Seffnuu9 bon Der
SiBe lid BON ielbit aneinanoer &C.
idneibt batten uno man muBte suerii
Die S6ienen tiinitli9 trenllen. ga
aber Die nit Sampf betriebene Waibi=
ren OperationsuniGbi9 9etpOroen mar
muBten ale Sampfer bis 9 ubr Ibenos
iparten Obne oaB lie onrb bic Bride
tonuten.
geribte bonn 2anbe melben, DAB bic
6armer 9%eSpunaen iuaren, bic Sarm'
arbeiten ein3uiielleu. Die 6elofriibtt
maren itelenpeiie am pertpelten bic
enoli9 am 6reitag Na6mittag be,
rs9ettermanu" Elm Ginieben bate uni
uns einen iiberaus beitigen Plabre9er
beideerte mel1er bebeutenoen Sbaoen
in ben StraBen Der Staot unri6tete.
Ser Ylib iblua babel in bas Sreibbaus
Der Gbomber9i6en StraBenbabn uni
peruria6te einen S6aoen bon ettpo
$4,000.
Die furdtbare Sibe Der perH. Wo6e
beihrdntte iid ieoO6 nibt auf uniert
Staot lno Die nmgeseno wie fol9enoe
Sepeide es 3ei9t:
War baIItown, Sa.,
s. Suli.
Die thermometer sei9ten bier beute
bon 100 big 81 107 @rao i'm Sdatten.
Sin Sail bon SUnnenitib 1T ppr9etom.
men, Der Dabrideinli6 tOotlid Deriau.
fen wiro. Sie 8ei6dfte liesen fill.
@eli6torn uno &artOheln beoiirfer
oriuseuo oes Rsaens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13
0eaen Grebsjhaoen.
Nnita SefiuS.

Sd empieble hermit Stroop's berii6mte,
lid iibsr 100 Sabre bewdbrte, DOH mir inn
portirte puluer. 0leieIbsu beileu ieber
Ono9 nidt auigebro6eneuD 8rebs iowobl
imerIi9 ais duberIi9.
Selma, Su., 80. Oft. 1896.
Serrn Gbmarb >. Soeoin8, ct. glcas, Ga.
Wertber Serr! S6 ertbeile Sbuen bier.
nit meiten beiten Sanf tiir bic uebermitt,
lung beS Stroop'S SrebSpuluers. S6 BIN
ua6 Sebrau6 oeslelben pOuig Don meineu
6rebsilbel 9ebeilt uno ratbe eS hermit aueI
Rrebsleioenoeu beIteuS Oil.
@6tru9spou ulri6 Srep.
WeSen WGberem a%oreIitre man:
9bparo s. S~oeoiua
ct. eueas, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13
Ser Sierte Suli

tuuroe gu SDerSpiQe inter ben Nus=
ipi3ien oss lOtNlen 3wei9es beg &atb.
6OritsrOrOens auf oas feierli6lte be9ans
gen. 9es SOrmittN9s fano ieierli6er
G~OttssOienIt itatt, n03 pel6em cine
impoiunts 9araoe gum 6eftplabe mar
i6irte NO ii6 oQs bic isbr Sablrsiden gln=
peienoen auf Oas Bette unterbielten.
glud in gteu g0isn uno @Ortbin9tpn
puroe Der o8ierte" auf feierIi9s Wsiis
~be9au9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13
Ginfa6er Jabrprcis fir bic &unos
rciie.

Die Nidel Slate= Sabu u~erfauft Sitets fir
bic Runoreiie gum einfa6en Breiie bel Geles
9enbett Der ~8erlammlung Der rQboto9ros
piers aiiociation" i'll Geloron, q. y, am
See 6bautaltqua pom ~. bis 20. Sult.
Ettets iir bic gbiabrt AM II. NIB ~. Suli
nuo retour pom 16. bis 90. SSuli su pertauz
fen. Srei bur69ebeuoe GrpreB;iiSe tG9li6,
ulb ieoe Gele9enbett sur SeqnenIi6feit unie.
rer Sabr9Gite.
Sir poQitdnbi9e auSfuuit ipre6t DOR,
ober a~breiiirt oil &. .. 6alabau, IL aoamS
Ctr, Chicago, 81. Depot oil IL. uno
Glarf Ctr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13
Serr Nlugs Brislmeicr,

Der tir6lide &unitmuler, WeI6er bic
SerS SefusGlr6e o0bier oetOrirt bat,
bat ben GOntratt fir bic SstOratiOn
Der ct. SOiepbs Stride gu SrOwn
Station, So, in Der 8emsinoe oes
bOdp. Batter W. Saiien 3u9eiast er-
balten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13
Gum Preiie elmer Sabrt fur BIZ
Nun0fuhrt

lpirb bic Rlfel 9late gabu Siuete fir bic
9erlammlung Der photographer pertaus
fen, weI6e Su Gelerou, q. o., mn 9ate Gbas
taqlla pom II. bis sum 10. SuIi ab9ebaIteu
weroen uirb. SiQete iiub st taufeu am II.
II. l3. Sult iir Die 9infabrt, uno pom IS. gum
20. fir bic Riidiobrt. gSeitere austluft bel
s. .. CALLAHAN, Ill aOams Ctr, Gbicaso,
gu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13
@naene ~4Ieibermaareu.

Csc, SOC uno 800 Gbets, Spleen
Obertaps, ieioene urb pollene
WelrOie uno Yi9ereaur Suit.
ings, gum &dumun9spertaufss
Yrelie BON .15e
40c, 45c unb 48c gang uulene
9tgereaur. gang nollene @befs,
Gopert Cloths, 9Ourette uno
SHEPHERD @beds, gum &du.
mungsoertaufspreiis bon Csc
$50 Sleioerpaaren gum Gaus
mungsDertaufspreiie BON .35c
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13

lin weitere Mittbeilun9en penoe
man lid an Better &eiter 232 Suolon
9lue, oosr an Nitolnls Mtolitor 24O
MtObowt Str, @6itO9O, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13
@eju6t.

u~ntuHsbmsuSs beutids auiisOler nit psuiseu Dltts
tslu. nm lid stusr Golonie 81 SGTHum, Ninn., angus
ialteBsu. 8Os Sano 1T Elm tOntalthes CUR Betreis
buHg elmer Wtoltsrti uno alerbaHo Sarmerei. Den
eriteH 25 6Gmilien, bic lid meloeu, psTosR ~bsioHoers
lotenoe aHssbote gema6t. lin eaHotartsu uu6 psitsys
Austluit Dsres man I'D an S~opewrl Glartt,
gaHs Qsm1iit0Hsr. s3 S!0bs eutletra,
o. paa. Wiua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13
Sie Tirma Sas. 9epi& Co.,

Ode Der z. unb 81 a s E..
1T betannt als zines Der beiten 9er-
t~auisbduier Der Staot fir ale @rtitel
in Glen= uno SurSwaaren, fur Seps
pihe uno Seltii6er uno aud fir ale
Waaren, wel6e ben peri6ieoenen Sab
res3eiten Onsemeiieu iino. alles 1T
edit uuo oauerbait bel mOGlidi. DIlIgeu
preiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13
Yom SliBe getnDtet

wuros 81 8idarosUiQe i'm bisiiaen
6Ountp Der 6armer grnit Goodman.
Der llrial 9eihab nlbrsno oes Stur=
mes am Greitas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13
nnicre Seioen=a btbciluua.

""TFF ~t'U'H- Vu19tFfHHB'
3peite 8p6e oes sroBen &dus
mungs=S ertauies.
20sOai9e twileO Snbiu SIeioer.
ltOffe in neuen Multern, napp
uno meiB, frii6erer Yreis 33c,
gum Rdumun9spsrtaufs=p reiie
bon. .22e
$50 PRINTED inoii6s SeioenltOfe,
in pradtoOllen neuen Wuitern,
gum &dumun9sOertaufssYreiie
bon. Age
55c iduarSe Qetuebte inoii6e Ssis
oenltohe, 2lSOli9; gum &dus
mun9sOertaufs-prei pon....47c
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13
NJ bnrgii6es.
@ereintete 2taatett.
Wo6trG9tt6)
G~ruirSriatc neutrality-suspicious..
Of odtrG9li6 d.

Ser 2urembur9er unterItiiBun9ss
Gerein oon Der ~gtoroieitc in Chicago.
SQ.. bat beIdloHen oOB biz auf g9slteres
nele MitQlieOsr CUR SGIIte Der bisbsrl=
oen 8ebilbren in ben &erein auf9enom=
men neroen t6nnen uno Stpar rple tolQt:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13

- Or. 81. grap prdttiidsr glrst uno
epesialiit fir augsn. Gbren. Naisn.
GnoSa!straHtReIteu. 1857 Soma Stra.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13
nniere Standardization

Infer &dumunssbertauf mar in
unierer 2innen=Nbtbeilung iebr erfoI9.
reid. Sic tOnnen 8elb iparen, inoem
Sic ibr S~einenSeu9 ieBt %taufsn.
Is Stid l8sOaiaes iriit leinsnes
Grab, nit feinem BORDER, 1Oc
1T Der re9uldre Preis, gum
Gdum1n9spertaufssPreiie Don. Sc
Csc unb 28e tiirtii9 rotbes 5iIt-
Samast. gum Rdumun9sper.
taufssPreiie per Yarb.
23c cream lsinsnss Sii9-0 amast,
AZ 3Oll brett. gum 8dumun9s.
pertaufs-preiIe per Daro. .....17e
zoe titrtii6 rOtbes Sii6=S umast,
gum &dumun9spertaufssPrsi
per Uaro..
l7c cream leinenes 9amast, 46
Soil. gum MISUNDERSTANDING
Yreiie per Yarb.
rs Stiid Spnsbole Musliu, cine
Oaro brett, gum &dumun9s=
pertaufssPreiie per DOro. .44c
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13
WBite 0uuos.

Cine guswabl unrsaelmdBi9er
Stitfe in unre9elmdBiaen 8r0s
BEN, 6efeo uno Qsltreift. big Su
elmer grelte bon 30 3OQ, rs9ll=
lGre preife BON y big 10c per
Oaro, gum &Gumunsspertaufss
YreiIe bon ..............,..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13

Ybilipp 9edius, meiu inuiSit selieb.
ter @atte, ltarb, Samitag ben 3. Suli 1897
Wor9ens I'm 2 llbr na6 IauSent Geioeu,
moblperiebcu nit ben bell. Sterbeiatramcus
ten I'M alter pen SO Sabreu, 8 Wonateu uub
9 Sa9eu. Die Seeroi9uuS iaub Wouta0
WorSeu nm 8 ubr pom Srauerbanie go. 328
%. Stein Ctr, aus itutt unb Die tirtblideu
6elerli6feiteu wuroen III Der ct. Sonifatiuss
STRIDE obgebalten.
Die tieitraIerube Satin
Nlnta Ye6iuS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13
Nus Teatihlann.

aus Teltihlano.
Sb NOR felt IS Sabreu nit ~Srdmpieu bsbaftst; psrs
tu5te utribttbene RttteI uuo Ner3te boee9tn absr obre
ErioIo. Bis i'd 9aitcr S6ut9's Eerueu'S tdrttr rG5nl;
eitSem babe i'd in II Bodsu t.tnsu aniaa mebr 9sha6t.
30 I6reibt Qb. RsupSbrtr aus Stsfrod I'm aprI leso.
Aus ReTiro.
9ebrO, GOubriId, apttl IS.
"a Hrb MIN bttrubs 3 SABRE isitosuI f6 bic srittn In'
fame non GpiIepiu BET mttutm Sobns tst9ien nnS 1etteem
bdb, i'd lbsr $1,000 ausgsesbsr. um thn eur1 Die often
asr,t, In btsism 9anbs unO europa bshanoeln gu lolsn;
absr uuts ohne grfolg; iettosm sr nun ben ttfen toTt'
non pou paitor 6oenig's RsruersS tGr'er ro9It. pGt q
Feiutu anioI aebabt. Or bat bis iest nur "a SIalQeu
pom bopou asnonImen, tann aber test ptsosr CUES oer'raS
asu. - Nuh elm SetaHnisr Don mir. Der ta9ltn o-lO
EniaIs uon Saliu6t felt 20 Sahrn bate, bot tstnsn
Nuiaa In 2 Wlouatsn ssbobt, isttSsm er Saltor 9Sen.S .
RsIuEIs e tattsr HimuIt. SaiP. csHaU'''"
es Elm tpsrtbpolrs BUD inr glsroenIetoenoe
SEpTp1 iub cine grobes5loihe 5ugeianot. Urine
O$~< srbaItsn ou2 bic Dtent3tn uHionlt
9teie Ulebtstn puroe felt BEN Sabre 1876 BON Dem
6ohrp. Qaitor &6ut9 IN Sort mapue. Suo., 5~ubersItsf
Sn6 isst inter ieiuer gnlpeiiuu9 bon Der
KOENIC MED. CO., Chicago, IH.
40 s. franklin Street.
Bel elputhefsrn 81 baben tir
01.OO Die fIaIdbe, 0JIaic,cn fur S6.O0i
erobe Sf.55, fur 5000.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-21
Monetary Matters.

LONDON, October 21.-U. S Ambas-
dor Hay and Senator Wolcott, of
Colorado, one of the American none
tary com missioners toEngland are today
discussing the reply of the British
cabinet to the proposals submitted by
the American ENJOYS. Col. Hay &C
cepts the decision of the cabinet
as evasive Woicott is not
disheartened. He will consld-
er the suggestians and the en-
voys will probably have another in
terview with the chancellor OF the
exchequer next week. Great Brlta1n's
reply to the proposals OF the American
commissioners did not mention
specifically the possibility of
another monetary conference. 1t
merely stated the governments reasons
for declining to reopen the Ind an
minis to the free coinage of silver, but
promised to entertain any further sug-
gestions the com missoners for the Z.
S. government seen it TO make.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-21
JeIly-Makdng :. in Autumn

The three autumn jeilies advisable
for housekeepers to make are ounce.
grape and wild plum-the last-named
being finer for game than any jelly
made. The method of making, after
the Juice is procured. is the same fol-
all. Measure the juice and boil for
twenty minutes; aud pint of granulat.
ed sugar--which has BEN heated in
the oven-for each pint of the juice,
and as soon ss it is thoroughly dlssOlv-
ed skim and fill into tumblers, each
having in it silver spoon to prevent
cracking. Jelly SO made will never
fail.
To procure the quince-juice, just
cover the parings and cores left from
the preserved fruit (from which all
stems and defective parts have been
left out) with cold water; boil until
soft, mash and drain. An equal weight
of tart apples may be added ana COOK
ed with the pariDgs.
The point in grape jelly is to have
the grapes at their best stage, which
is just when they are red, before turn
ing purple. Ripe grapes, OF course,
can be made into jelly, but it Is not
nearly so fine in flavor or color. Stem
the grapes, add pint of water to six
quarters, heat slowly (masblng them,
and boil gently until all the juice is
freed; strain. Wild grapes make a t1ne
jelly.
The wild plums must be covered
with cold water, brought to boil,
cook ed to a soft mass, and strained
Woman's Home Companion.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-21
A Benefit Of Coffee.

I. DIR. I. N. Love of St. Louis, in "a
per on this subject, said that his exper.
fence for five or six years past had
been strongly in favor of taking q cup
of strong black coffee, without cream
or sugar, between two glasses OF hot
water. before rising every morning. at
least an hour before breakfast. The
various secretions were stimulated, the
nervous force was aroused, anc. n hour
later q hearty meal was enjoyed, and
the days lab ,r was begun favorably,
no matter how the duties of the day
and night preceding might have drawn
upon the system. Another cup at four
in the afternoon was sufficient to sus-
tain the energies for many bours. In
this way the full effect was secured. II
along with this the proper diet was
taken at the proper times-and the
ideal diet for those who make
large drafts upon their nervous sys-
TENS and expected to have them honor.
ed was hot milk and at least eight
hours of sleep we're taken out OF every
twenty-four, ones capacity for work
would be almost unlimited
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-21
lKn:Sg. AN, {,
& <GGee.E3eI

Rev. Hall. new pastor of the First
M. f. church, will arrive in this city
next week.
Chas. Sauer left on the Mexican Cen
taal last evening on a business trip 10
Chihuahua.
Bishop Kendrick, of the Episcopal
church, came In on tnlS ai seTnoon
Southern Pacific.
BIZ. Darbyshire, of the Texas &
Pacific, went east on this AFTERNOON
train but will return tomorrow.
Perry Greer and Charley Green left
last evening on the Mexican Central
for a sojourn at the Santa Rosallo hot
Springs.
Miss Marguerite Wagner left on the
T. & P. today for visit to her aunt
at Roswell, N M. She will be absent
for several months.
Miss Helen Sboitz, of Toyah, who
has been visiting Mrs. Z. 5. JohrsOa IN
this city, returned home by this after
moons Texas & Pacific.
Col. ]. H. Wilson, general agent OF
the G. & A. railroad. and {. ). Lam1er,
general live stock agent of the L. & Z.
left this afternoon for Fort Worth.
DR.. w. B. May, division passenger
agent of the Southern Pacific Wi
head quarters in San Francisco, came
| in on No. 10 and left again on No. u
| for the west.
Samuel L. Bolger left on this even
ing's Mexican Central for q trip tG
sunny Mexico and from there he will
90 to Ireland and return " it'll wife In
a month or SO.
| Col. G.. W. Hall and Mr.. w. B. Rey-
nolds are in the city making arrange
ments for the passage of Halls circus
| through the custom house into Mexico
where they will tour that republic
| The circus will exhibit in Juarez.
Mike Bird gman, an old time miner
and prospector in Mexico, is in the city
but will likely leave for Arizona abou
the first of the month. Mr.. Bridgmar
is well up in mining, having been en-
gagged in that pursuit for over twenty
|
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-21
DIR. Martin.

DR.. Martin addressed an attentive
audience last night on the subject:
''Trust in God for Something" He
said that most people were trusting in
riches, others their "b!ue blood"
No telling how many in his audience
had "charms" hung around their necks
and in them they put their trust in
stead of in God. So many trusted in
their "luck''-had rabbit feet in their
pockets and all such nonsense. Most
people trusted in their feelings" as
going to the bible and finding what it
said and doing that and then being
sure.
Almost every vagabound you meet is
trusting in the goodness of his mother.
1t will not do to look to that good
mother for salvation. 1t is not so much
what kind of mother you had, but
what kind of son or daughter are you.
After the sermon the evangelist read
query that had been put in the box.
1t was, "Why don't you preach re-
pentance as we'll as faith aud bap-
tism?" The doctor said that his FEEL
ings were hurt at that question. He
didn't suppose he mentioned repent
ance less than 500 times since he began
preaching in Ell Paso. He didn't think
: there had been a siugie sermon preach
directly or indirectly mentioned. 1t
reminded him of school room and
class, were he to be talking to and
| teaching class in U. S. history for an
hour and the present president
were the topic. They talked about
VIM. Mckinley, where he came from,
| how he gained his reputation, how he
| was elected, etc. just as the hour end
| ed one would hold up his hand and ask
hot "a
only ex. lanation he could make for
that question would be that the pupil
| had either been asleep or absent and
just got in. Perhaps the querist had
heard only one sermon and repentance
was not prominent part of that dis
course. The evangelist then said that
he entertained no regret that he hadn'
preached repentance more-he could
not have well done that-but he did
regret that he had not preached baI-
tism more. He said he would repre-
sent it by having three logs to lift to a
wagon. He would call his brother
preachers, the Methodist, Presby te-
rian, congregational and Baptist, and
ask them to help him. They
would ask the name of the first
log. lit is marked Faith" All
right we'll all help. 1t goes up easy.
The next is called Repentance. All
|
ease and quickness. They now ask
what is the name of his last log and he
tells them that it is Baptism" Now
instead OF helping, 10! every one of
them sits down on the log and as be
has to put that log on the Gospel wag-
on he has a big lift by himself-the log
and ali the preachers put together.
But God has commaI ded and he must
put it up. No wonder he has to grunt
and make so much fuss about the log
''Baptisn.'' He is alone and the
others helped him grunt over the other
two.
Tonight the subject is "Men Pleas
ing" Tomorrow night SIS Christian
ity Reasonabie?' The doctor promises
to pay his respects (?) to "VirRinis"
and Critic; tomorrow night. These
meetings are SOON to close. Next Sun
day night is the last discourse. No
one can afford 10 miss the opportuni-
ties,