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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-12-08

'ohn a. Taylor, who is engaged in
the lumber business in West vir.
g'nla spent Sunday with his family
IN the Gap.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-12-08

"e Guy cemetery has. recently
a oeen 'Iieely cleaned up and put in a
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-12-08
LOCAL ITEMS.

o.
Ns.r ....n5 Go,
'"''
p r.... w..
. went o. Wise Non
NJ, v morning.
'"'' convened at Wise
D. 8 ami II. j. Ayers went
Is. u lay to attend Circuit
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-12-08

We are Headquarters for all kinds Of FINE CANDIES Fprrro
&C. Our stock of these goods will full and comnet , 49,
moldays, and we will make it your interest tn INV from 40
We have TWO BEAUTIFUL PRfZES-,ne for o;rls 5 e
ooysEwhlch will be given away ABSOLUTELY FREE or
chAkGE. With every % cents worth goods Won buy A. m
sore FOh CASH we give you ticket which entities Won n ono
cnnce on either prize you may select This no eIhe but
FAIR AND SQUARE PROPOSITION Bows and girls bn
your Christmas goods from us and oct 80 '|
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-12-08
Town Council.

Regular meeting of Town Council Dee
,, 1895
Present W. !. Hershey. mayor. J. B
Adams, I. y Kelly, J. H. Kennedy. ". C.
Robinson, H. /. Sullivan.
Minutes of last meeting read and ao-
proved
Chairman of Finance committee pre-
sented The following report: We have
examined and find the following claim.
correct
Electric lights Observation-Disclosures. 7134
". B. Bounds, work on cemetery. - 90
Llge COehurn, streets ..... 90
John Pruett ................ 300
W. B. Bounds streets ........... I71J
Hamblin Bros ......... 80
A. VI. Rogers. hauling Stag 1890. Az
K. >ummeried, rent Tor town bali 20 %
G.. y. Knight, tickets. .......... 1000
The above report passed unanimously
by ave and nay vote.
The mayor reported number Of cases
tried Observation-Disclosures.
amount coiscctcu ...-.-- ... 50 ~
Mayors fee ................. 200
Amount paid Treasurer. ........... $50
&. E. Gilly, Sergeant, reported.
Dr. 70 the town Of Big Stone Gap.
70 amount in bank Nov. I...... 4 s. 96 F
% Amt. collected in Nov, less "a l725 - /
By Amt. Of town warrants ..... 1896 .
'y Amt. cash in bank .......... 1850 - .
Mr. D. II. Bruce was elected assessor.
Then upon motion council adjourned.
W s. BEVERLEY, Recorder.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-12-08
VALUABLE PRIZE FREE.

These prizes are exhibition our window We will
nave Large quantity of NICE FRESH OYSTERS and FISH r
my 'ne Mondays Please give US your CHBISTMASS ORDERS
early and you will get the best the market affords
Toys, Books Fire Works C.,dfa.
wagons Albums Sky Rockets. Steers
Horns. Gift Books Rom.n C,.il ~ nue. pack
Tops, Bibles t,n,on G. -',.S'
Bagpipes, Chldrens Books Souibs tc CI ' ~
Dolls, Poems, These goods rif E,o,.h ~
Rattles DC Novels &c yo c,o,6 ...t% ''iN'"'eTs'
Tome ana see u.s. We VIII receive goods week until
christmas. Respectfully.
S. I. lessee & Co.,
Post Office Building
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-10-27
AL ,COBsgIIC lMNUNES.
PSsppssssIn Ma Resthe Humana Race Prov6
AgaiIss Drunkennssss

AgaiBs Drunkennssss
NESW &c RK, Oct 27.-It is. 1a8w pro-
posea. tom axe tue human race proof
against al cohoI by incubation. DIR.
Frederick w. ISEvelyn OF ST. Luke's
hospital. AN francisco, advocates a
plantn asn all children against intern
pecaaee. INA j ater life about as: they are
arGlad agai INST smallpox
..negener ation,"' DR.. D'EtslNn said,
lis llkdrsati' )n."
This, he aid, raeant that tEsorGsinary
symptoms O f degeneracy are traceable
to hereditary or acquired alcoholism,
and alcoholism iszdue to the effect of
alcohol upon the water in the blaod-
TO-oure the inebriate or to fortify a
child forever against drink, Dr. UEv-
elyni proposes to. adrninister-says, in
deed, he has already administered with
marked success-vhat he calls squisine,
or preparation from the blood of a
horse (which has been fed UPON alcohol
until it has become a regular toper.
II Believe" he said, THAT incubation
against inebriety iSa duty to children,
whether there is hereditary.tain or
not.
''Oaainary cases of alcoholism. can be
| treated successfulEy. I don't believe
every case can be cured. But the great
est idea is to treat children untih gener-
alton after generation shall be. purer,
until not only there is no predisposition
to drink, but the evils due to drink will
i be removed"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-10-27
ACTIVITM AT ESQUIMALT.'
British Naval Preparations cns the Pacifi,
Coast. r.. . ~.

British Naval Preparations cns the Pacifis
Coast. 81. .- ~.
VICTORIA, O. c., Oct. 27.-The prepar-
atoms at Esqslimault, the navy depot of
the British M.srth Pacific squadron, cons
tinue unabahed. An air of activity Per
vades all departments. The Amphion,
which, it was understood, would nokgo
into dry dock until after another
steamer, already booked, had been dealt
with, has neceived instructions frola,the
admiral Of, the fleet to eemmencA the
necessary work Immediately, and: she
has entered the dry docs.. The aiicers
do not deny that the preparations now
going on are due to the strained .rela-
lions bs.ween France and England.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-10-27
SURVEY rs FINISHEN
Preliminary WorlSgSConnected with the
Nicaragnan Canal.

Preliminary WoriscSConnected with the
Nicaragnan Canal.
NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-Louiss Wick
mann of the Atlas Steamship company,
whoarrived here ON the fruit, steamer
Altai from Greytown, said taat the
survey of the nroposed routes Of the
Nicaragua canal, in accordances with the
grant to the old Nicaragua Ca1sal asso-
citation, which was. transferred to the
Maritime Canal company, has been
completed, and that nearly all / the civil
engineers were returning to their
hemes. Mr.. Winkman was surprised to
learn that the commission appointed by
President Zelays,to render an opinion
when the date the concessioH1to con-
struct a canal across Nicaragua expires
had decided that the grant held by the
Maritime Canal company holds good
until Oct. 20, 1899.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-10-27
Fusion Candidate for Governor
Denies Both of His
Parties.
"Honest Johns" Dishonest
Statement Regarding His
Own Bank.
Every SANDER Against EustiS
Recoils Against the Fu-
SioniStS.
ST. PAUI. Oct. a. 1898,

ST. PAUL, Oct. "a, 1898.
1t is one of the remarkable facts of
the presenS campaign that MIR. Lind re-
fuses to be considered either the Demo-
cratic or the Populist candidate for
Governor. Hissfriends Of the cornbina-
ton, who nominated hun, note with
pain that while he is with them he is
not of them. AS he proclaimed at
Minneapolis, he is political orphan. :"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-10-27
. SOLDIER Suicides.

Privase Jorgensen, Twelfth Minnesota.
Sends Bullet Through His Heart.
.NEw ULM, Mimi, Oct. 2L-PTivate
john Jorgensen Of Company Ct, Twelfth
Minnesota, committed suicide in his
tent by placing themuzzle. of his rifle to
his heart and pushdng the trigger with
The ramrod.
Death was instantaneous, and no sat
sfactory explanation is offered by his
comrades for his strange action.
Private Jorgenson was about 81 years
Of age and single. He enlisted at Aus
tin. where he was working as section
hand at the time of the call for volun-
tAsrs.
The bUltet which killed him passed
through several other tents and into the
water tank several hundred feet away,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-10-27
ELECTION OFF CONGRESSMAN.

Most Important + Section Si;scs, Civil Wan
Pepiod-Every r ENTHUSIASTICALLY Vote.
Al2 the state elections of the year.
WHICH were to be held priortn Novem-
Der are now matters of record ...
Twenty eight ssates elect guvernorss
during this year. Their aggregate votak
In 1896 was s, E3792, auts Of crank
totsa for the whole countryrof l4,071,z
09G Eight other1states, among them III
linpfs, will holtelections this year fore
only minor stafaseficezas This class Of
states in 1896 polled 4,S45 6SS voteAs
making for bath classes Ia, 459, 65 d.
These Sc November ssatess embrace ss3N
butt l,612,04 of AthavOtea cast in tho
whole country two yssrs ago Fronks'
strictly state point of view then, 1883
is mot conspic:nansly tnoH year in poll
tics. .... '
All membe.sof thszneNShouse of sssp-.
resentatives aaa.to bseelecsed this year
Most of them. are still to- be chosen.
TINS is als1san.s Important senatorial
year. Even where noofedsral senator is
to be electe&Rt thaenext session off the
legislature the state senators of 1898,
will hold over andatake part in thssene-
storial elecsioa OFF 1901, OF the 9Qsena,
tors from thu .45 ssates-of the Unianl no
fewer thansS0s on one-third, havesbeen..
elected this.yeanr or will be elected by
legislatures elected this year.
The numbers Off congressman already.
elected isEery small Maine end: sVere-
mont, thas only Septsznber sta aess hara,
only six. between, them. The congrsst
sional eleetioIs,of November vail deter
mine the complexion of the next house
Of representatives, and the legislahiSe
elections of that month illdeter,njne,
the political ookplexion of the ssnate
/ for the next tw o congresses the Fifty
sixthaand Fifty seventh.
Irs nearly every Novemherr stable the
nominations have been made already,
and the campaign is just beginning.
The onlynotable exceptioais New York.
The coming election will afford to
tae people their first opportunity to ex-
! press apprcvalsof the present. admins
/ traitor. The. people are called upon to
| express their views on. the gravest ques-
ton thatever came before the voters Of
1 Ameriea, the preservation Of the Union
/ alone excepted. That question is. Shall
the United States take it's place as one
1 e the foremost nations Of the world or
shrivel up withan itself? In word,
shall it emulate the example Of Great
4 Britain or follow In the footsteps OF
Belgium Whatever local issues may
be the election returns in the November
states will be Interpreted as approving
or Disappearing the policy generally
designated with the term Imperial.
ism. y. &
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-10-27
= sAs s. Is 3 IS ~. ~ D. s go.

4 V155U ~ - UE3%GtW V41n U{&hN
OF which Mr.. Lind was Director. He
/ very soon learned that Mr.. Limbs bank
was in the same boat with the defunct St
| Paul concern. having loaned to the New
Ulm Roller Milling company fully 81
| per cent of its capital stock. The bank
! has not failed, however, because it has q
large number of wealthy stockholders
(among them John Lin6 who are ready
and willing to submit to an assessment
to keep the bank on its feet.
The incident may now be declared
closed, as Mr.. Lind modestly asserts
that he shall dogno further explaining in
regard to his bank Mr.. Kenyon Will not
say anything more, because Enthusiastically
chuSked back through ho1est Johns
glasshous ala the rocks that Mr.. Lind
threw his way. The publication of the
facts 10 not seem to have done anything
harmful, because the deaositorS in the
Brown county bsnk have'been. made Sc
cure of sheir; good money by harryiEg
up the assessment which tsok place inl~
mediateIs following the publication OF
the facts But ME. Lind will probably
be very cautious about Swapping a polit-
neal gun hereafter until he's lsaTns
whether onnet it is loaded.
~
1t would sem thaSMr. Eusffs is lSs-
ing patienceewith hiss Democratic slim
derers, as the Minneapolis Tribune is
responsible fyr- the announcement til Mt
the Republican, candidate for Governor
proposes to cause proceedings fH crint-
inal libel to he 2institxted against. tn Q,
editor of the Wheaton Footprints.
The paragra 81. upon which the prose
cution will be based was publis he'd in
The Footprints of last week, and is.> as
follows:
Candidate Eistis, WHEN he spc sscat
the Omaha exposition, Minnesota day,
said: Minnesota. would be peetty
EDod state to live IN if it wasn't fosltke
Swedes, and if am elected goverrarl~I
Will have no use for Them 1 don't in
tend to feed that kind of rattle.'"
Et seems very singular that GnyH
mann with common intelligence
sh0uld be imbeeile enough to Iab-
Gsh so bald and transparent a,
SANDER. Every honest conntry news
paper man in Minnesota cfSevery shade
Of political thought, should leave RE-
footprints of his indignation upon the
anatomy of the Wheaton man, if only
for the moral creditand standing of t9aes
journalistic fraternity:
Tine regulation political assault upon
the grain inspectionnla law Of Minnesota.
has been made. The farmers OF the stats;
have been looking for it, and we should
have been disappointed ia Mr.. Lind >
committee had ignored it,this year. j.
seems only necsssarg.>to,s to the farm - ,
ers of the state thsitsthis law was passed
by a Republican Legislature at their;
earnest solicitations and the wisdom CT
its enactment is shown in the high esti-
mate placed upon rthe Minnesota in
spectiOn' by grain - men I'll over the
country. Mr.. Eustis ASSURES the farm
ers of the state that when, he shall take
his seat as governor he VIII cause the
most careful and painstaking investiga~-
ton. to be made into the operation Off,
this, bureau and that in case the least
or the shadow of corl.apts
dealing, he will cause sweeping reforma-
to he instituted. CCsAo POLITE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-25
@irBinia.

- Gin mertpi!roi9es S~oppeleben
bat, pie iih nun berausTeQt. Der IN
q NJ , perItorbene Or. 9etluiller
9eiiibrt. Gr NOR ndmli9 ein unter
Der Wasfe zines abtbareu Nrstes Der.
fappter Ginbre9er. 9ieie Sbatiahe
lpare pieleiht ME befannt geDOroen,
aber inter ben Sbrifttifen oes Sera
itorbensn iano man cine &arte, welhe
sei9te, no Die Yeute aus Den peribie=
oensn Ginbriiben i'm 9auIe perltsdt
mar. Der 9arte folesno, entiernte
man cine Siele Der britten Stufe Der
in ben eriteu Stof fibrenoen Sreppe,
uno altes SilberSeua, Suwelen uno
SnItrumsnte iamen gum gOrlasin. Us
maren @s9enitGnoe, melhe bel einem
@inbrube i'm 0auie oes PrOi. Gibbs
9eItoblen wurben. Mebr Seute fano
man nit Siilie Der &arte. Or. Set=
miller iuar in ben "feiniteu Sdulern ein-
aefiihrt. mas inn in ieinsm unerlaub.
ten Nebensei6ait iebr gu fatten lam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-25
MiNonri.

- Meulih, Morgens sesen 2 llbr,
braneen 3,pei SpiBbuben in ben Gro.
bon Otto q. Wabel in 9 t.
unb itahlen. naAoem Iie Die
Sbiire eingeftoben, @i9arren uno ans
oere @aaren i'm 8eiammttuertbe bon
SIS. 6rau s. 8. Campbell uno 5rau
s. Sartnett. tuclAe in einem 3immer
iiber benz @rocerplaoen wobnen. muir
ben ourd Das Slirren elmer 8lasi dei=
be, lpelae Die Sisbe elnseituben bat'
ten, aus bent Shlafe aufaemeft. Dnns-
ten Elm 6enlter uno riefen, als lie
ia6cn, mas bic Gerle borbatten, laut
nm Siilfe. Die beioen Spibbubcn
tummsrten iid ieOoh nidt I'M 0erin9-
fen I'm bic beioen Grauen uno lieBen
ii5 BEL ibrsr Irbeit niat it0ren. vMtaa
oame." ioQte elmer Der Siebe, vum
oieie 3eit pflegen oroentlihe uno an=
itdnoige j5rauen i'm Sette su liesen uno
Der &ube su pfleaen. Sic wiiroen gut
tbun, ,penn sic lib ebenfaQs idlafen
leaten unb uns ni9t ldn9er bsldiii9en
~lriiroen." Damn fubren Die beioen
Serle fort, bic Sbiire OOlenoS 81 0hnen
rno, na6osm lie suiummengerafft bat=
ten, mas lie bes Mitnebmens pertb
bielten. empfablen ie ii6 ben beioen
sitternoeu ISrauen uno perldipanben
I'm bic ndhite gfe. Ser iOfort bena9=
rihtigten pOlisei 9elana IS ni9t, cine
Spur Der Sisbe 81 entoefen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-25
Ohio.

- Gin MoroaebsimniB entbiilt.
Dor ELF Sabren wirOe Souls yaa in
W q bin9ton ermoroet. iein Sopf
mt einem Galirmeiier ab9eidnitten
uno bann nit benz &umpfe oer9eItalt
iiber Die gahn9eleiie 9ele9t. baB es aus=
lab. als oh Der Mann Derlugliift lei.
Nbrabam SuHmann puroe als Der
Sbat Deroa6tig oamals Dsrbaftet. aber
balo baraut wieoer megen Mdn9els on
iibsriiibrenoen Yepeiien entlalien. Nu6
anoere Perionen itanben in 8eroaGt,
absr erft naa eli Sabren ideint our6
bic Iusia9en zines Sterbenoen 2i1t
in oieies 8ebeimnib tpmmen gu iolen.
6rau Ssfrps bon SiQsboro bat in @s=
genwart bon bier 3eu9en auf ibrem
Sterbebette bas. SeienntniB ab9elegt
oaB iie ielblt, cine anbere Hrau unb
bier Wdnner oil benz Serbredeu qua
iammen betbeili9t narer. Sic Wamen
9ab Tie idmmtlih an. 9as Yerbrs6en
ipuroe 10 alssefibrt. baB bic anbere
6rau ben &0rper oes SaQ aui ibrem
Shoob 9ebalten bat. lie ielbit, Die
Sterbenoe, belt ben &Opf, uno elmer
Der Wtauner i1nitt oenielben alb.
Damn truqen bic Wdnner bic 2ei6e
mad ben Yabn9eleiien. UNI Die Sbat
81 uerberqcn. Die Sbulbisen leben
nod un0 muroen Oerbaftet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-25
We.D Dorf.

Der Wanr in Der &iiie. Iuf
inDeni0Ie uno romdntllbe 8siie muroe
in 9tcn Yort Der 9u1balter Sapio
Samuels bon Der Tirma Soiepb Jrdn-
Tel & 3d.. bon go. % g3alterS trabe
beim 9iebItabl erwiidt. Ser Girma
luuroe lett Wonaten 8elO aus Der Sails
geItOblen. Niemano wuroe oerodbti9t.
Dor Nuem ui6t Samuels, Der ME on
ben Sahsnihrant berautam. I'm nun
ben 9ieb 81 eripii6ell. lieB iih Setet=
tiUe MicSenna. Der in lellen Wtuieitun=
ben bic ,8ebeimniiie ppn Yaris", 90
bDriau'i1e uno anocse GriminalrOs
name lielt, in cine 0robc &iiie einnaz
aeln, in Die Elm Sod 9emaat woroen
mar, oas aeraoe auf bic &aiie Die Nus,
li6t aeipdbrte. Yom frilen Mpraen
ab. Dor Seffnuna oes 8eihdftes ihon,
iaB Der 9etsttipe in benz Saiten auf Der
&auer. I'm 8 ubr. als yiemanb in
Der Office mar, fam Samuels an, bolte
aus einem Sdrant einen Sle4taiteu,
in benz Elm S9liiiel our 8aIe mar,
i6loB Die Gaiie auf, nabm cine 3ebn=
9olar=Gote beraus. idloB su unb per=
ftefte Sdliiiel uno Saiten Dieoer.
SEPT tlopfte Wtc9enna an bic 4iite, bic
Suritiebrenoen Sfficeleute 0fneten iein
,0erlieB," uno er perbaftete Samuels.
Der aud ben Siebitabl ein9eitanb. @r
purbe i'm Gentre Str. 80 aliseiaeriht
inter $500 Sirsi9aft gum prOceB feit=
9eBalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-25
Scras.

- Wie cine Sage aus alter .3eit.
Gin pionierleben, pie es oamals nibt
iueni9e oeutiAe 6rauen our63uma6eu
batten uno Oeiien Yeidreibung mie
cine Sage aus ldn9lt persangene 3eit
flin9t, fam nit benz Sooe Der in u liz
It II oerftOrbeneu sSrau Warie Gatba-
rlne GiBmann gum qbi6luB. Jrau
&iBmann mar 1915 in Miiblbeim.
0aOen. 9eboren uno wanberte 1916
nit ibrem Dor fiinI5ebn Sabren Der=
itorbenen 6atten mad Seras. Sas
Gbepaar lanoete in benz ieitber our1
cine 6lutbwelle Serit0rten S%uoianola.
bon mo N%bertauienoe beuti6er Sim
manoerer ben WeS in oas aelObte 2ano
ontraten. um gum 9roBen She'll unter=
meas ~elenoigli9 umsutOmmen. 9as
Gbepaar lieB ii4 na9 lan9ersm Muf=
entbalt IN San Mntonio lno Muffin
1855 am Bear Greet nieoer. no oas
gbepa0r cine 6arm anle9te uno nit
ielnen NabtOmmen. oarunter orei ur=
entel. bis gu ieinem SOoe bewobnte.
1855 lag bic Sarm bi9t oil Der Snoias
'lsr8rsnss uao ba1iiS eriSiensn bort
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-25
PINE CITY, MINI.

Shmimmer porbei. I'm 6 rl6r Na1.
mlttaas wuroe bic 2uft mertlid tub.
Ter, uno Die fran56iiihe Settle bes &a.
nails billie lid in Nebel. I'm lieben
ubr iuuroe cine g~eratbuns aebalten.
ob oas SAwimmn nod fort9eiebt tper.
Den Ioate. Solmes mar entidieoen
fir 6ortiebun9 uno meinte, er tonne
nod mebrere Stunoen i1wimmen.
WIS ober bon Der fran3ofi9en &ufe
Der cine yriie su tpeben be9ann uno
Die Weuen benz Sdwimmer entaeaen.
t6lu9en, CAB err auf ben brin9enoen
Gatb bes Gootien oas Weiterihmimmen
auf. Gr bate in neun Stunoen unae.
iabr "a en9liiae Weilen au~riidsslest.
= 3iuei 8utsbsIiber, bic bon einem
naben Gut nah Yalermo ritten, muir.
ben bon permummien Yriganten iiber.
fallen uno auf9eforoert. ibre SabIelig.
teiten bersugeben. Sic perIuhten Az
flieben aber elmer bon ibnen puroe
ourb bier S9iiie nieoer9eltreft, Der
@noere an @rm uno Nsin perpunbet.
Die Nduber enttamen.
Die ruIiiide Expedition aur
Sammllna bon Soltslieoern, bic aus
ben bonn &aiier bewiaisten Mitteln in
leoem Sabre in beridiebene Sbeile bes
ruililhen Gei1es entienbet miro, bat
in oielem CONNER mebrere SreiIe bes
8ouDernements Yerm beiuht, mo- nab
ben Sittaten alter 2eute 50 2ieoer Der.
Ihieoenen Snbalts aur Mufpi9uung
9%elan9ten.
Der itodiriide .ypaon pilot"
ilberiebt bic Yireil'ide STEELE: Son.
~tlcllere omnes" (glle fdpiegen ftiQ)
nit: .GouniD Gerrp=men aa."
= Die glgersi-ll nteriudunas.@ om=
million finoet, oaB Die Nrmee= uno 2as
aaretb : Y%eripaltuna bor3iiali9 tparen.
Sa mil EN- bic Soloaten, bic in Solae
BON Wan9el al NaGruna uno pflege
ltarben. iia alio iebr sriinbli9 ssirrt
baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-25
GaHiornicn.

- Sic Sole Dor @eri6t. Sab Die
SDQe Elm wirlliber J~euerpfubl 1T, bat
tiirsli6 Elm taliiorniIbes @erldt ent=
idieoen. Sie 6raQs entitano in Safe
Gountp. mo- eiu S6u!oirettor in bic
bon ,sr6ulein Sulia SberluOOo 9eleitete
S6ule lam, um elni9e SunSen gu
prii9eln, bic i'm aedraert batten. Sle
Sebrerin pioeriebte ii6 oieiem InIlns
men uno idiibte bic &inoer, wOrauI
Der !Serr Girettor ibr in ieinem asr9er
Dor Der 9ansen &lalie s"uriei: rSie pal=
fen 70 out fir cine Shule, mle Die SOlIe
fir Elm P%ulperbaus! 0ie Sebrerin peis
tlaote i'm oaraui me9el 8erleumoun9
aui 1000 GOlars S6aoeneriab. Sic
fiibrte aus, baB Der 0ertlaQte ihr ourb
ben erwdbuten Nusorud ale SualIIt=
fation fir ibren gsruf abQeiproben
babe, oeun oa bic Solle feuri9 lei. 10
lei Tie in ieinsr Weiie ~9eeiQnet, elIl
Yulperbaus auISnnelmen nno tpenn
Sllaerin ebenIomeni0 iiir cine SGu!e
paile tpie bic S0lle fir ein p%ulOerbans,
10 lei bas slsid bebeuteno nit Der De-
bauptuna, oaB Die &la9erin i~iberbaupt
nidt in cine Sdule palie. Ser aouo=
tot oes 8ertlagten matte bage8en 9els
tenb. baB es gar nidt erwieien Ueroen
iDnne. bab bic SDlle fem a~seisneter
glab fir e,ne Puluerfabrit lei. Wan
miiie nur. oaB bic SOle eiu Srt Der
&einieung iei, aber ni6t. baB wirtlide
Sibe bort porberrIde uno oaB oaber
bic S0lle mOsliherweiie Elm iebr 9eei9=
meter Srt fir bic @rridtung elmer Yul.
berniible iein wiirbe. Ser bibslfeIte
@e9enaopDtat mics oann auf oas FINITE
Gapitel oes @uangeliums BON Wtatbdus
bin, in Dem bic Msoe bon BEN ,SOllen-
fsuer 1T uno bebauptete, ouB elmer iOl=
den Nutoritdt 0~e9eniiber tein 3weiiel
mD9li6 iei. Die @eidworenen itimms
ten Dieier 2lnii6t bel uno p~erurtbeilten
ben Nertla0ten Su SdaOenerIob i'm
getra9e Der DOllen ~uerlangtsn 5umms.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-25
Bon einer Gram emtoc6t.

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cine sroBe Gntbefuns sema6t. Grant
belt bate ite ersriiicn unO iieben Sabre
lang wiberitanb Die 6rau O~erieIben, aber
ibre Sauptorsanc waren 9eidud6t uno
Der Sob brobte. 0rei Monate lang but
itetc Die Sraii unabIdiiig unb ite tonnte
ni9t i9lafen. sic entbedte suIebt einen
98e9 snr 6eiluns, inoem iie cine 5laibe
DIR, Kings New Discovery se9en auss
Scbrun8 faufte nno berartig pom Der err
item OoiiS erleidtert wurbe, DAP iie Die
gauge Na9t i6Iiei unb ii6 nit Swci Tlas
i6en gansli9 beiIte. sic beiBt Srau
9otbcr 9ub. 60 i@rcibt B. Is. Sams
mid d So. pon Sbelbp, d. 6. Sros
bcflai6en IN {. Us. &uete's 2lpotbete.
Nc9ulare @lOBe SOC unb $1.00. SeOe
6lultc lit %gorantirt.