davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
A Great Taiior-MaGe Suit and Skirt
Event at the Meyer Store.

| One of the just-before- Easter features
| Of the Meyer Store is an exceptionally
big deal in Ladies' Handsome Tailor
Made Suits and Separate Skirts.
The firms suit buyer informs us that
| these garments are from a well-known,
but momentarily uneasy, manufacturer,
who turned to the Meyer Store for help
and was promptly accommodated.
The maker, in return for spot cash,
made heavy price concession, which en-
able Messrs. Meyer to sell the garments
at much below regular cost
The garments which are all splendidly
tailored, are to be placed on sale to-
morrow.
Plain Black Mohair Skirts will be sold
for one dollar and fifty cents. Black
Figured Mohair Skirts, full four yards
wide, will be sold for one dollar and six
ty-fiye cents. Black and Navy Wool
Serge Skirts for one dollar and ninety
five cents. Black-Figured Silk Skirts,
regular six-fifty garments, for three dol
lars and ninety-eight cents. Regular ten
dollar magnificent Heavy Satin Skirts
will be sold for seven dollars. Very swell
Bayadere effect heavy Black Satin Skirts
at ten dollars; others are up to truly
magnifcence. Black Mirror MORE Skirt,
handsomely lined with French Blue Taft
feta, at twenty-five dollars ana hIty
cents.
The suits are wondrously rich, and have
an air Of individuality about them that is
not generally found in ready-to-wear
suits. The prices at which they are to
be sold are wondrously small-something
after this fashion,: Neat Check Cheviot
Suits, with silk-faced jackets, at four
dollars and eighty-five cents. Covert
Cloth Suits in Napoleon Blue, Tan, and
Gray, with taffeta-lined jackets, at ten
dollars. Very swell and mannish Pin
Check Suits, lined with rich Purple tai
feta, at fourteen dollars, and so on up to
the handsomest suit that ever came TO
Richmond, worth up to thirty-fve and
forty-five dollars, at twenty and thirty
dollars.
The ladies OF Richmond should indeed
be proud of the Meyer Store, and they
will no doubt show their substantial APP
probation of the firms efforts to serve
them with the very cream OF the market,
at small cost, by visiting this wide
awake establishment tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
Heopening OF Terminal HoteIr
West Point. Va.

The public will be glad to know that
the Terminal Hotel" at West Point.
Va, will be reopened in the early spring.
for the reception OF guests. The hotel
has been purchased by a Philadelphia
party, and will be reprinted. papered,
and thoroughly renovated. The Ter
minal is supplied with the famous Arte-
sian water for all purposes, the water
flowing from depth Of 200 feet below the
surface. 1t would be well for those con-
templatlng trip for the summer 10 COM
munlcate with the Terminal Hotel people
before making their arrangements.
Summer excursion rates, apply 10
West Point. and the railroad company
will have on sale Communication tickets
for families at a very low rate. which
will figure only about 16 TO IS cents per
grtn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
THE PICTURE NOW READY.
Our Inflated Wnrship Maine rs She
Looked in All Her Glory.

We are pleased to announce this morn
ing that our handsome souvenir picture
Of the i'll fated battleship Maine is ready
to be delivered to our readers over our
counter.
1t is a colored picture. s1-4x15, cleverly
executed In every detail, and taken from
an oil-painting done by F. N. Atwood IN
1895, and owned by Brigadier-General H.
A. Wheeler. 1t will be found admirably
suited for framing.
In order to obtain the picture, cut out
a coupon, which will be found at the bot
tom Of the last column OF the first page
of the DISPATCH. and bring it with
cents to our counter. 1t must be re-
membered we are not mailing the picture,
but 1t is only delivered at our counter at
the above named rate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
TRUST FUNDS.
Accidents and Uncertainties as to
Their Proper Disposition Removed.

The Virginia Trust Company acts as
executor. administrator, guardian, re-
ceiver, trustee, for estates, corporations,
or individuals.
All accidents and uncertainties incident
to trusts, etc, as administered by indi-
viduals, are altogether removed. when
the company is appointed to handle the
trust fund. The corporation trustee out
lives the trust. The ineficiency and
carelessness Of individual trustees may
wreck valuable estates. Wills, receipted
for and kept without charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
Build Up the sxstem

with that greatest OF Alternative Tonics--
Dr. Dayid's -Ferrated Sarsaparlla.
IL makes pure. rich. red blood and briggs
bloom TO the cheek and health and yiaoF
TO the body. There Is more pure healAh-
giving medicine in a single bottle OF M
David's Iodo-Ferrated SarsaparilIa nj
In gallon of the much Wanted PATCH
medicines. Remember. DIR. Dayid's lodSo
terrated Sarsaparilla cures that tirek
feeling permanently.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
Upricbt Knnbe Plano Must Sell.

A full seven and third octave. rose
wood case. genuine Knabe Plano has
been left with us for sale. at exactly
half what II cost new. \ banker. In
order TO get back his loan on the piano.
ordered IL sold at once. The instru-
ment Is fully guaranteed for five years.
MANLY II. RAMOS & Co.
ll9 east BROAD street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
TniIOr-NInde Suits.

Thalhimer Brothers now have the
largest and most complete line of Tailor
Made Suits in the city. The Suits you
find here cannot be duplicated elsewhere.
We will receive this week 30 Suits,
which are being made for us especially.
Those desiring a Suit for Easter can call
and make part payment TO secure same,
and have any alterations made, if neces-
sary, so as TO avoid the usual Easter
rush. THALHIMER BROTHERS,
Fifth and Broad streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
GraphophOnes at the Lowest Prices
RICHMOND MUSIC COMPANY.
$40 Graphophone Talking Machine

II there Is any one who has hesitated
over buying a Graphophone because OF the
price. he need hesitate no longer. The
SO Graphophone talks. sings, plays band,
and orchestra selections as well as the
more expensive machines.
In order to serve the Broad-street
buyers, we have placed a complete as
sortment I'm j. A. Gilmore's store, No. z
east Broad street Next to Meyer's),
where we viii be pleased TO have you call
when passing.
WALTER ID. MOSES & CO.,
1005 Main street lopp. p al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
Ffrewood Chem,

The Virginia and North Carolina Wheel
Company Is Offering Kiln-Dried Hickory
and Oak Wood In suitable lengths for
cookIng-stoves and heaters. This wood
Is unsurpassed for cooking purposes.
and II you use II once you will use
nothing else. Drop US a card. or phone
US. Old phone. All: new phone. Hos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
Free of Tax.

The United Banking ar6 Building Com
pany offers for sale until April LIST ga
shares OF its prepaid stock al $50 per
share. Pays fixed cash dividend OF &
per cent. per annum Gree OF taxi. With
drawable any time after two years.
For further information. apply at the Of
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
THE TWIN FIGHTERS.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE)

company, has been I'm the city the past
TWO Gays arranging for the launch, and
the programme is nearly completed. AT
the conclusion OF the ceremonies at the
ship-yard, the distinguished guests will
BOARD the steamer Newport News and
steam down the Roads TO Old Point. Dis
embarkng, the party will proceed TO the
Chamberlin Hotel, where a royal feast
VIII be spread. and toasts will be respond
ed TO by prominent speakers. President
mckinley has been invited to be present,
put owing to the press of business. 1t is
hardly probable he will be here. Secre-
tary-of-the-Navy John ID. Long will also
DO detained in Washington by urgent
business; but the navy will be represent
ed. 1t Is probable that Assistant-Secre-
tary Theodore Roosevelt will be in at
tendance.
one of the features Of the launch Of
rhe Kentucky will be the presentation of
a beautiful basket of flowers to Miss
Christene Bradley, daughter of the Gov
ernor OF Kentucky, by the G. p. Hunt
ington Republican League Club, of this
city. Miss Florence Jennings, a pretty
and petite young lady, has been selected
by the club TO place the flowers in Miss
Bradley's hands. The hall of the club mas
been beautifully decorated, and will be
thrown open TO visiting Republicans, with
the invitation that they make it their
headquarters.
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.
Besides Governor Tyler and staff, Gov
ernor w. o. Bradley and his staff, OF
Kentucky will be present accompanied
by delegation of Kentuckians number
ing several hundred The Louisville
Board of Trade will be represented by
almost its full membership. From Wash
ington will come the Kentucky represent
atives I'm the two branches of Congress,
the Naval Affairs Committees. Of the two
houses, and naval officials, and many
congressman and senator's, besides the
attaches Of the foreign legations.
Efforts are now being made to have
the Fourth Regiment present, as the COM
panies in Richmond and Norfolk are de-
sirous Of Joining the pageant.
The Norfolk and Washington Steam
boat Company will put on the steamers
Washington and Newport News next
Wednesday, and when the boats leave
the wharf at Washington they will be
crowded to their capacity with enthusi- |
astic congressman, naval officers, and
ladies. The Chesapeake and Ohio rail- |
way will run several special trains. II is |
that there will be between |
10000 and 5000 strangers in the city on |
the day Of the launch, and every prepa-
ration is being made to entertain them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
Summer Cars.

The weather being warm and pleasant,
the Traction Company will to-day, for the
first time this season. run on its Broad
Street Line and branches number of
Summer Cars, which have just been re-
newed and prepared for the spring and
summer season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
Wants DIR. skeletons Address.
Richmond, Va, March 10. Il

Richmond, Va, March 10. 1888
To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
VIII you kindly ask through your
columns the present address. IL living, OF
DR.. SHELTON? He was member or Free
mans Battery of Forrest Cavalry, and
was wounded and captured near Franklin.
Tenn. Any one who can give his present
address will confer a favor upon.
Yours truly. WfETH,
care Richmond Dispatch once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
Summer Cars.

The weather being warm and pleasant,
the Traction Company will to-day, for the
first time this season, run on its Broad
Street Line and branches number OF
Summer Cars, which have just been re-
newed and prepared for the spring and
summer season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20

Galvanized Rust-Proof, strong; easy to
put up; makes good fence for many pur-
poses; protect your flowers; keeps your
chickens at home; have peace with your
neighbors by using this fence. Phone,
ISL or 3l9. VAUGHAN'S,
No COZ east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
Mrs. VI. II. Reynolds, n Trained Nurse
from New York, Ably Demonstrates
Hygienic Garments for Babies and
Children.

During the past week Mrs. N. 3. Rey-
nolds, a professional infant nurse from
New York city, has been delivering lee
lures before the graduating class of the
University College and the various hos
pitfalls of this city, on "The Proper Care
of Babies
Mrs. Reynolds very ably demonstrates
the merits of Arnold's Knit Goods, which
are highly endorsed by our leading physi-
clans.
who is a bright and obliging lady. will
be located in the infants section, second
floor of the Meyer store.
Messrs. Meyer carry complete lines
of the Arnold Knit Goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
Spring Millinary.

Mrs. l.. B. Morris, 206 north Fifth street
will have her Spring Opening Wednesday,
and Thursday, March 23d and 2ith. The
ladies are cordially invited.
Perfect-Fitting Patterns cut to order
and guaranteed at reasonable rates, by
Miss C. 2. Lumpkin. with Mrs. l. b.
Morris.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
IL the Baby II. ,h,ttinr Teeth

be sure and use that old and weli-tried
remedy. Mrs. Winslows Soothing syrup.
for children teething. II soothes tho
child. softens the gums. allays all PAIN
cures wind collie. and is the best remedy
for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
The Jefferson Hotel

calls special attention to its full stock OF
Wines. Brandies. Runs. Rye and Bour-
bon Whlskeys; also. Domestic and import
ed Beers. Ales. and Mineral Waters, and
Liquors. Bottle and case goods a special
feature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
NQtice.

We have several secondhand Upright
Pianos. in perfect order. at $780, former
price $3.50. II you are looking for a good
bargain. don't overlook these Pianos.
RICHMOND MUSIC COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
A New Department at the Model
Shoe store,
COZ Broad

COZ Broad street.
We have just added a stock OF Ladies'
Misses, and Children's Hosiery to our
business, and We are prepared TO sell
them cheaper than the dry-goods stores
See our varied assortment. Greatest
stock of new spring Shoes arriving daily.
Trading stamps given when asked for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
Mr.. FoII<es Thanks His Friends,

To My FellowCitlzens: Please accept
my heartfelt thanks for the kind support
you gave me in the primary election.
can truly say that | feel as grateful 10
my friends in defeat as / could have been
II rewarded by victory.
L. C. FOLKES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
Frames for the Maine Pictures,

The Meyer Store will frame the Maine
picture in an Inch-Wide Gilt Moulding,
with glass complete, for rs cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
NEW sLEEPING-CAR ROUTE.
The AtIantic-COast Line to Com
mence One March 21st

The Atlantic-Coast Line, commencing
March 2lst, will run through sleeper from
Richmond to Augusta, Ca, on train
leaving Richmond 7:3O p. NJ, arriving
Augusta 7:55 A. NJ, and leaving Augusta
on Train No. 80 at 2:30 =. NJ, arriving
Richmond 4 A. NJ. Passengers for Rich
mond can remain in car until 1880 A. NJ.
C. S. CAMPBELL
Division Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
ODORLESS REFRIGERATED

cuts below 1t scientific preserve food The air
cuaon perfect that you put onions bananas berries
meats fish, and anything that has odor together
BUTTER in open vessels without contamination
weekly scrubbng 1t is economical in the ice saving
20 per cent. any other Refrigerator
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
Old Reliable Leonard Cleanable Refrigerator.

There than 1000 use in Richmond We have
just received seasons supply of several carloads and
made midsummer prices to open the season.
In addition to the above have the agency
famous
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20

Buying Refrigerator from either of
pertinent but certainty of getting THE BEST 1t has
families great deal of money to determine this fact and it
ny not wise to experiment when you be purchasing
either the LEONARD or the ODORLESS
Eight years have proven the popularity of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20

Latest Improved Graphophones.
RIsunoNn lfIIaIc COMPANY.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-15
@iScpnHu.

- MsrIwiiroi0sr 9rantbeitGsfaa.
Die Ier,te in SbebOD9an wiiien
niAt. mas lie aus benz 3ultano Der
6raH Sermann SeinSelmann, Satin
zines S9uDbdnolers, bic ii9 ala Yas
tieutin I'M ct. Ni6Olass Soipitul be=
iinoet, MAIDEN iolleu. Seit II Sa9en
liegt Die 5rau beIinuun9slOs, TAFT pie
cine SOote. inn Solpital uno nur Elm
einai9es Mal bat ie eIn ~SebensSeiten
BON li9 9egebeu. Wau ~bebNuptet, 1ie
lei ein Spfer pss SDpnOtismus. aber
Senner ia9en, oaB lie ni6t 10 LANCE in
bppnOtiiaem 3ultanoe bate 9ebulten
peroen %t0nuneu. Srau SsinSelmann
lit eiu Mit0lisO Der GiOine Science
@burh Of GbriIt, uno lie mar beIbul.
oigt fpOroen. ben Paltor Or. SObn &.
bon @laNelasr an8ebli6 Uerleumoet Sl
baben. Die Nufrs9ung ilber oieies
8eriiht m0bte lie traut, unO lie iiel in
Sbnmadt, aus pelder man lie ni4t
pisoer gum GrUaheu brin9cn tpnnte.
Ssit II 3O9en bat lie rihts als etiras
5liiIli8tsit 9enoNen. bic man lbr iait
nit 4eiualt einflOBen mnbte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-15

iru6t6orc,cu SScIoe 81 Orbelten. NallNc
bdlt CO 9cw0bnli0 tein M!iilionar IN
Safes Yroirie aus. @illlam Wetten=
BORT 'heiut bis leBt Den belten Elon ct
funoen 81 Daben, Die 0Ottlolen Der
SrtIAnit 81 betebren, nber er mar nod
nibt melt nit ieiner Wet6ooe icrt9e=
ihritter, als sr nit Uncle Sam III
0OnfIitt 9erieth. &iirSij6 Iuuroe er
pom 0iilis=SunoesmnrihaQ Brennan
perbaitet lllo ,ue9en Mertuufs 0ciIti9sr
@etrdnte in glntlaQeltOno perisBt, um
Ii6 Dor Der @ronOjurD I'll perantpor=
ten. InNebIid pr9Oniirtc Der lunae
EreoiBer, wclder in Nlter bon a
Sabren itsDt, eincn @erein, oeIien
Snuptjped &c mar, bic Semperen1res
9eln Oes Semperen3-gteites ourGiuiiib.
ren. Na4 Der YreOi0t uno anoddti-
gen &eriammllng iOl man iiA aber
nit einem eoIen 9tOB. Dem belten
S6napps. Der jemaIs mad Sales
@r0iris fam, srQulft b0bcn. Wetten=
OOrf bebauptet, unI6uloi9 Su iein uno
lett einiQeu Sn6ren nit teiner 9SDisteD=
Srennerei nlebr in GerbinounQ asItan=
ben I'll BADEN. Gr ertidrt, oOB III ben
Observation-Disclosures o6ne Ie II 99i'Ien
Neiiti9e @ctrGnte pertauIt poroen isien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-15
Cbip.

Starb aus anait. @oslains
peterlpn aus Glepelano ltarb
titrSIiO zines mertwiiroigen Sooes. Ger
Coroner ipuroe bonn Nbleben Der Srall
Der ltdnol9t uno ieins llntsriuhuna iiber
Den Gal er9ab, oaB Der Mtann Eats
terIOn am Sonntaa @beno in bstrun=
tenem 3nlt0noe mad SauIs 0efommen
lno ieine Gruu %mi8bauoelt haben Ioll.
9tab Den N~usla9en bes Nyites babe Der
Manm feline 6rou brutal 9eihlagen
uno in ibrer 9rOBen gln0it iliidtete lie
Nh 81 elmer friiberen Su9enOireunoin.
6rou SilbOp. Serr uno 6rau Siihop
IleBcn Der 6rau aNe Gorge 0n9eOsiben
nno braAteu lie 81 Sctt. Ge9sn orei
ubr Wontaa fritb fam Battsrion, Der
in'lrii4cn ben Nufentbalt 'einer Srau
erlto'dt bate. mad Der Wobnnn0 pon
Sllbop, tlopIte Deiti9 an Die Sbiir uno
bat Inn GinlGb. SiihOp lam al ben
SauseInN0nQ unO iuhte ben iiiirmii9
GlnlaBbeScbrsnoen 81 berubigen, aber
umIonIt. 6rau Yatteripn, furdtbGr
NednaItlgt, Iu9te bas Sett ST. perioiien.
Sic cri1raf ltets. 10 oft lie nur bic
Stimme hires Wnnnes b0rte. gl6bs
LID ltieb lie cirlen SsuTser aus uno fiel
Suriif in's &ett - lie mar tpot. Ger
raid berbeigeruiene grit tonute MIR
oieie SbatINhe tOnit0tiren uno oas
&eroi!t oeS Gproners er9ob als Sooss-
urlNhe: SbIa9anfal in 6OI8e bon 81
grocer Nn9it.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-15
SoDa.

gor etwa Sn0nSi9 Sabrcn tpuroe
In Burlington zines WtOr9ens
bic 2ci6e zines iuuQen 9eutl6en, Na%
mems Rtoolp9 YOpte, bel Der grilde
in Der Mdbe Der Blptbeiden W0bE
nun9 an g3ebbitraBe 9~efunoen. Die
@Oroners Bei6mOrsnen f0noen, oaB
Der Sob our9 eineu 3ufal berbel9e=
filbrt pOroen lei. POpte, Elm lun9er
greuBe aus gutter 6amiIis, mar ldn1lt
Dcr0eiien, ais Dor eini9eu Sa9en Z. 8.
MutcnIturm aus WOntuna, Der bel
icinem YrRosr 6rant Wutenlturm III
burlington ouf Ye'u6 mar, Die gr=
tnnerun0 an ben 6ol wieoer tpatrlet.
gr erSablte, elm 8eplner Ystsr Yong
babe linn Dor etiua bier Sdbren II!
Wuntona auf ieiuem Sootenbett 9e=
ftanOen, o0B er ben lun9en Yopte un=
Nbii6tiid Qet0otet babe. Song, Der
ei9entli6 SobniOn bieB. tuor ell
S6weOe. Gr bate ELL lunQe5 Wao=
den bon einem 8nle nN9 6auIe be-
oIeitet uno trnf oil Der g9ebbftroBe ben
linn %unbetonnten YOpts, Der, wie er
ii0 einbiIoete, DEM Wdo6en cine Se=
I~eioiaung sufii9te. Gr CAB 9Opte
!inen S9lag, Der ibn gu SOOen mari,
unD 9ing oaun nit Dem 0tdo6en wet=
Ter. Nm n06lteu Gage bOrte er BON
Dem &ei6eniuno. Gr Oeranoerte ieis
ueu 9tumen unO iubte ii6 i'm fernen
Mseitsn gu Oerber9en. 9as gslanN
ibm au6 Inn 10 leitter. oa man 0rls
nabul, Yopte lei Uerun9Ilttt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-15

Iiibl an. lib Ourb Nbbaltun9 bes bsr-
aebra6ten 2eihentruntes in peitere
untOlten 81 itiirseri. Spferne Der Sci
dentrunt, wie oies auA porSutommen
pflest, i'm Sterbsbauie ielbit peranltals
tst miro. bege9nst sr na6 llmltdnosn
aud 9einnobeitliben 9eoenten, bic
niht 81 urteriddBen iino. Sie Srts=
po!isslbeb6roen iueroen es iih oaber an=
9ele9en iein laiien, oieier llnlitte, ipr
lno ME INNER tie iib iinbet. ourh ent.
lpre6enoe @uitldrung unO auf ionit &C.
eIsnste @slle entsessn5umirten.
las GEN.
- Die 60 pfa., bic es III 3insinaeu
toltet. ein Sbpein 81 iAla6ten, luOllte
tiirSll6 ein hOrtiaer Siir9er iparsn llno
mo6te lid ielblt ans MeB9erbanotpert.
Sas Shmein psrItano beim Mbiteben
Ober tcinen Spab uuo-bib benz Wann
e!llen ginger BON Der Sauo ab. mas er
III erlten Iu9enblife taum bemertte.
bis er leinen banebenitebenOsn Suno
nit Dem Singer i'm Maul lab.
&beinprobin3.
6suersbrunit ourb llupcrii6ti9.
tsit. Sniolae elmer b%rennnenOeu Ya=
plerl6lange. Die Elm Sun0e in bic Gel.
lerornuna zines I'M bslebtelten Sbeils
BON MAIDEN 9ele9enen @aarenla9crs
9eipprIen bate, 1T in Der 9taht 8roB.
teuer %entfanosn, oas Die 9ei0mmten in
bier StOdmerten auf8sltapelten Waa=
renporrdtbc rsrni9tste. Ser S9aOer
lit iebr 9roB.
GlberfeIb. 16. Seb. Ser Sta.
tions=IIiilteut Otto 3lmmef, BET oas
0rpbe Giieubabn : lnOliid auf ben,
SabnboIe 0obWiniel in Der Nadt gum
80. Iu9ult 1897 perIbuloet babeu ioa.
ltano oesDalb bellte Upr Der bieli9er
Straftammer. IS itieben betauutlif
in jener Naht ein perlOnenSug, aIs
Der &i4tuna bon Steele tommeno, unr
ein YerIpnensng. in Der &ibtung mad
Steele abfubrsno, suiammsn; orei
6a6rAGlte fanOeu babel ibren Sob,
mlnoeitsns stuan5ig perionen wuroeu
mebr pOsr lueni8er erbeblid perleBt,
uno orei %SotOmOtipen uno cine arDbers
NnSaDl Wagen plroen beIhaoi9t. Su
benz SalnbOf @Obwintel miinoen finn
Strefen, oarunter bic Strcde Steele.
0Obwintel.
SIiieloort 16. Geb. Ss,
rbeiniIde Notwithstanding
@erein bielt bier beute feline oiesjGri9t
Notwithstanding ab. Nm S6luNg
oes Subres 1876 bate Der Serein COS
Mit8lieoer nit 2O55 9eriiberun9s-
Sbjetten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-15
Gin Ercmuo ocr Tanilie uno

eln SelIer tilr je0e WSutter - ons llt's,
lUa3 9err 2eiu4aro SOoeter filr Gor'
mis- MlpentrGuter YlutbeIeber be0n=
ipru9t. g8ir publlSireu f~OlQcnoen
SrIef oes ]0euNnnten SCrrn, relben or
an 81. Yetcr Tobrncp in Chicago
idrieb: y&nuoisuiue, 3d., ben %.
2tpril 1897. Wertber Serr 9OttOr !
&Or Ginger 3sit erbielten mir ein
Grcmp!0r Sbrsr 9eitun9 n&ranten=
bote". DIS mir ons Ylatt ourhlaIen,
muroen mir peranlabt, nit 6Orni's
Nlpcntr6uter 9lutbelebsr einen &erluh
81 MADDEN, welber audi iebr suirIeoen=
iteIlsno 0~usfisl. Weins 6rou mar
nGmlld 10 l6pa6, o0B lie t0um ben
&opf bebsn tonnte. gSir lleBen uns
ben Slutbeleber tOmmen uno er tplrtte
wunosrbar an Jrau SOOeter. Sic
filblte, als lie Die WteolSln nOhm, oIs
oh nelles Gsben in ibren G6rper einge=
fiIDrt miiroe uno iie tGuu jeBt wieoer
lire eilens Sausarbeit uerri6teu. 2luh
meinem tlelnen MGo9en that er iebr
gut. Sic erfreut ii6 nun zines 9uter
Appetits uno 1T munter uno rOlt8."
- ST ni6t in IpOtbeten 81 ilnoen.
Nur &Otulo9enten Dertaufen es. Dian
psnoe iia an Or. Yeter SGbrnep, 10
-1l4 so. Sppns gue.. Chicago. 81.