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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05
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Entered at the Postofice at Dubuque, Iowa
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05
8i@ter Sigc!um bait gebeime &c:
icli6aiten fur ,,firglibs"
Crunnilatiunsn.

Der 9robe Streit, wel6sn Die Mod
ern Woodmen 9e9sn bic gemObner
bon Sutton. ST., gu bethlehem batten.
1T nun beenoet, oenn &i9ter Sigelow
bat inn Gerihte Su WorriiOn 3d.. neu=
lid ertldrt. bic u6ultOnitsu" bGtteu
tein &eht. ii6 9eri6tlid oariIber al
b~etla9en, oaB bic WOodmen ibr Saupt=
QUARTER Derle9en tuOllen.
ab9eisben bon Der ipObl !psnis er=
freuliheu ShatIG6e, baB bic 9rOBen
8eri6tstOIten, welte Dem Sroen Der=
uria6t wuroen uno welhe wobl taunl
Ssmano anoers als Die Wiit9lieosr bic
les 0ebeimOrOens tueroeu bejableu mill
fen. bat Dieier Strelt nod anoere be-
mertenswerthe Yuntte beleudtst, bic
beiOnoers &atbOliten beabten
ipDllen.
Sn ieiner neusiten Gnti6eioun9 en-
tlGrt Gi6ter Si9elOU unter anoerem;
Die @eribte ioltsn gebeime @eieQi9afteD
pie bic Woodmen eber ermutGiger ais bin:
bern. Gr baltic oaTilr, oaB Sereiue ID /
bic w 90 d men III Die elbe a {:
9orie eingereibt werben ioller
ID ie Gir6eu uuo anoere religiOie unt
6aritatips Sr9aniiotioueu uno CT empieblt
ben @ebrau6 Der amerttauii6eu @eri9te,
lid nibt i'll bieielbeu blnela3umii9eu.
g8iro wpbl nod irgeno Elm Satbolil
oaran ;pelieln wOlen. oaB er in sint
anoere reli9iOe @enO II:
i9ait tritt, wenn er iib elmer 9sbsi,
men 8eieai6aft anidlieBt? llno il
cine iOl6e Sanolun9 niht einsm
.abfall pom tatbOli d 4
8lauben 9lei9?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05
@arrnbiIIe. III. 4. Mpril.
@ebrt ben Ginhrru cincn Grnnf

G~euonnt @roins0. G8 lit ein i6modbafs
ties, oppetitli9eS, uGbreuoeS getrGut. o0s
ben Goiiee criept. gSlro uon oQcn @rocers
p~crtarit uto lit pon allen, bees ~ferner, &C.
neil IS, Dent gut sltbcrcitet, mie Der
ietrlte &afee ibmedt, Uber pom olelt ii6elcn
g%&trfuu9en oelicIbeu frei lit. grain=O btlft
Der &erOGuung uuO itGrtt Die Neruen. is
lit tetu geiiti9eS @etrGnf, obsr etr @elunbs
beit8i0rOsrer, Del6eu &iIoer IoTuobl ais
GriUa6iene nit 9rpBein &ortbeile triuteU
t0nnen. 8Oitct un9eidbr ! iOuiel pie &aiiee.
Is unb 25 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05
Gletnere Na6ri1ten aus etaot
nnr ltu.ae8eno-

Srau Inna Seeasr, tuobnbaii
92S an Der GlapitraBe. itarb ant
Samitag Mor9eu i'm Ilter bon 80
Sabren. sic binterldBt cine Sohter,
Trau Aler. &sidmann bon 2eWsars,
Sowa.
- 6. s. 9eteriOn 3abnarst
96l WainitraBe.
Ssrr Graus Sapcs bon Dubuque
1T I'M 8sridte 81 Sort Dodge bon Der
Nntla9e irei0eipruaen ,uoroen, elm
8erfiibrer Su ieir. Gr bat nun ourd)
feline gutpdlte cine &laae auf SO. 600
S6aoeneriaB 9essn 8eo. Sarep bon
Glare. 3d.. erboben pesen ansebllder
Serldumoun9.
- S. g. GranBen, oeutitsr aoootat
uno NOtar, 3immer Alb Sificss8e'
bluoe, 9. uno Main.S traBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05
&cur Srlbliussz urn Snmmer>Va ks
inanreit.

Srau s. 90. Giefe 1T bon Chicago
Suriifgetebrt, woielbit Iie oas WOs
oernite in YuBp0aren eiuta1fte. SieIe
8aaren lie9en jsbt sur Iniidt bcreit
llnO belte6en aus Siiteu uno Sonnets,
glumen, Sdnoer, SpiBen, 9rdnsen
uno Sblsiern IL. {. ~. Sic Samen
liuo trsunoli9t ein9elaoeu, @aaren
uno Yreiie 81 prilisn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05

Nlton, Sa., ben 20.
MtGrS 1898.
@ertber Serr 8Onnsr I!
Die 6eloarbeit 9ebt bier almGblia
oOran uno Der Wsl3sn lit beinabe ole
9eiQet. - Sei Der StaOtnabl onbier
am oerfl. WOnta9 iuuroen folgenOe
9erren 9epQblt:
Yetsr 80bel, MaDOr, nit 16 Stims
men Webrbeit. Sm peril. Sabre bate
er bios | Stimme Mebrbeit. M. PiiB.
&ecOroer, unO SOiepb umbDIer, GOun=
cilmann.- -Wit 8ruB
a4tuugsrOI, 5. &.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05
Earm III ucrfanfen.

9S Qder gang inter Pfuu9; NIT SauS,
S6euer, Stauuu9eu uub Gebduli9feiteu fir
60rm9erdtbibaiteu iowie getreibel9uppen.
gu Iie6 lino porbonoeu: S6weine unb
Sii6ner. is lit ein srunneu unb rei6li9eS
28aiier uebit gSiuomiible auf benz RlaBe.
Die Sarm III II Nteile pou Der tat9olil9el
S@ule uno &irde gu 6eltrua. Sa., nno 2t
Otellsu ppn GaImar, So, rpsl4eS etI gutter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05
sSIr eineH tatbnIiiGsn, Oenti6en 4rst

bistet it6 9egeupartig cine CUTE @eIegenbeit
lj1 in 2lrcQOio, &c., uieOcryulaileu, bQ Da.
ielbit Der frl6ere glr3t setorben lit. Bel gu
tat 8eugniNeu ioute Der paiieuOe Rouu 6u
teIbit eiu lobteUbsS SerufSielo ijuocI. Vrie.
Ter ODER iOuiti9e 8ertrdueuS perioueu
pel6e Gmpielluu9eu oiesbs3i9li3 III ma
i6en baben, tOunen it3 oil bic &eo0ttiOu bic
les 8lQtteS peu6sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05
@sgsn Rrsbsi9ansn.

Sd smrisbIs Biermit StrOop's bsribmt,,
oeuti6e Bnluer. DteisIbsn beileu ieber
ulo9 ui6t aufSebro6sHeuD Srebs iOpobI
tnusrli6 ais GuBerlt9. &usI, bic psrbG6
1ige Gsi9WiiIite Ionic aud WagenIei.
BEN unO geberi6aben bGber, iiHb bieie
4uIUer beiouosrS empfObleu. DeSeH RGbe.
rem 3suQniiie etc. G~Oreiire mGu;
SepGTb .. g0eotn9,
ct. SIsaS, SSGa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05
Spredt Dor!

@ir fnb in Der Gage, sic nit allen
Gorten GQerpaarsn, 9sfen, 2eppi=
den, Watten uno Seltuh 81 berieben.
ale BON !eitenoen 6abrltanten gemabt
uub Ge9en 8aur getauit. wel6s mir 81
Prelien 0nbieten. Die iOnlt nir9enos
a~uQebOten tueroen t0nnen.
Sames Xebi d 6 o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05
$50 @eriomcn TT Sem sSlas
fben tsttaefpntimcm.
Garnli, ST., 3. glpril.

N"t
9ur6 einen Srr6 Der SluB=Sdmme
fOllsn At Sbaipneetcmn belte Na6mit=
tag $50 Perionen 9etDotet iuoroen
Iein, iroem Die Sluthen pes Sbip &iper
uno oes g8obaI6 burd bic Stabt raIteu.
10 Pro3ent Der GinnuDner BON Sbaw=
neetOtpn, Dem S0rptOrte BON 8allatin
So, iDlIen Deri6punOen iein.
Gb0nsbilIe, Sno., 3. gpril.
Son bier aus iiro SampfI9iife nit
NabrunQsmittsln, Sleioern, 8eten etc.
etc. nab Dem beim9eiU4teu Sbdpnse=
totpn gef6idt moroen.
8arrDbiIle, ST., 4. @pril.
@s9eu 9 ubr meloete Elm berittener
Sote. 0aB 9e9en 4 ubr 9eltern Na6mit=
tag ourd cinen Srub Der 6%luBodmme
Sh0DnsetOtpn, ST., gum 9rObten
3beile fOrt0ei9pemmt uno iiber 200
YeriOnen umgetommen ieien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05

Sarum, Serr Geoatteur, fabren
sic fort, 9egen Die SDIlenbrut
9eDeimen 8efelIf9afs
ten Sit arbeiten; laiien sic Ith
niht IRE MAIDEN bur9 oas 8ewinicl
oosr Mutbgebeul Der ieigen Meute; 9e=
tdmpft mus iein. Getten mir, mas
nod 81 retten 1T j. s. ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05
1T b MrgtiDes1
9erGtnt9tc GtG6ten~
G-za@mw&@
Oo8trG9N3 d.

SerrRtI G|ieffer, iUeIdet i'm
RoOember 1897 mad GurOpQ 8lrtlts
tebrte, UNI feline 9eimNtb reIp. Iel1s
Stern 81 beIuaeu, 1T bon ieinem 9es
iute 3~Uriit0stebrt. Su ieiner Sc9Iel'
tun0 turneE @atb. MOnoIo4 pon gors
(&cmi6) uno q. 8er6em BON S4Ilns
bermon0eri8eio aus benz SesIln8.
IS f3eiut benz g}it. bod beiier im
g8eiten Imerita'S 81 9efoQen o!5 gu
StoOtbreoimus an Der WtoIsl, SroB
oe3 Quten Meiues. Slid auf, SUIT
Qeus, in WmeriI0 tam Elm itreblamer
damn es 3llm @ObItanO brin8eT, au6
o9ne MOIeltUCin. 4.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05

Dubuque @alting Gu.'s vGrtra
Sale" inr ben 5anssebranb in
Chart uro Pints Slai9en. gelrpbun
81. ,Grtra Bale, sclb ME 0ulO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05
Uute WeleQcuhcit.

Sine iebr quite @ele9enbsit fiir cSemanSer,
Der in elmer tatbolli6en @eneinoe eineu @ez
neral Store ~anian9eu mil. Haberes beIn
Seraus9eber bieler 3eitun9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05

60 Manbsr bat iib in Die 2ogsr
vbineint0lpeln IaIien", iueil er tsltle
entf9ieoen tatbolif6e 3el=
bait. Seer cine quite, edit tas
tboliiae 3situna LEFT. psib, oab a lle
geheinlen Geielibaiten pon Der STRIDE
perbptsn lino. Cine quite, framm tn=
tboliiae 3eitun9 lit Elm beltdnol9er
Saubengel fir ben &atboliten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05

Warftplab lit, 9slesen. Besen Ndberem
penoe man li3 au: Setnri9 Sarwtd,
6eitina, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05
Giue Iiberale STerte

Wir iiuo bereit. ir9euo elmer 8euletEos. Inters
itiiBungS. @eieli6att. Acknowledgements. YereiM
eluem oOipitat ooer iCultigem fur Wubltbdtig.
feits5iDede or9anilirteH gereIn iur JietournIrung
BON unoeriebrteu White Cloud Setfcu Mms
id)lGgen tolgsnoe VergatuHgeH 5u be3ableH:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05

iollte man ba ni6t psrIu4t fein, gu
0laubelr, oob audi n2eute 9eidlafen",
mlbreno Der Seino llutraut iaete?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05
Sinaujberidt.

GeiammtsW ttt9tieccr5obI am /. GpriL 1898 Gee. .3OGl
*AR5e;pgigt pQu SO. So, StacDp!Ue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05

vGrtra Bale" fur ben Sansge>
braud in CURT mn Eint=T laihcm.
Suhuque Maltins 81. 9clcpgon 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05
Tide Sports,n un0 5urlf.
Seier az Baum, Sa.
Geebrter Ser G5ouuer

Saum, Gberotee, Co., Sa., J
26. UtQrj 1893. {
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05

SIN gpan9eIium beiBt es: .glls bic
Geute i1lisfeu, fam Der Geino. idete
llntraut unter ben @eiSen uno 9ina oa=
pOn." 99enu 10 oiele log. SatbOliten
81 ben &O8eu 8ebDren. ME ss belBt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05
Nus alton, Sa.

alton, S}a., ben 90. I
W{Qra 1898. {
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05

Sa9te mir ba oieier Sage Elm Qe=
lebrtsl sin=luOlenoer Serr b0beren Stan-
oes. er meinte, oaB Der @r3biibof nibt
gut unterri6tet lei, iouIt iOnnte er
ni6t 10 9s9er bic yuni6ulOisen WoOos
men" ein9enommen iein. Au9 Gin
3elben Der 3eit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12

Chicago years ago. The attempt failed
then. IL will fail now, and every such
effort deserves to fail For beer is tho
greatest thing on earth-the blesSedest
thing. II IL the nectar OF the gods, and
those who use 1t will see heaven when
they die
Judge Sutherland, Of Milwaukee. grant
ed Erdmann Schultz the permanent In
junction he asked for restraining a brew
ing company from interfering with his
fuhument OF q contract that 10 has
made 20 erect a building for IL. The
brewing company demanded that he en-
ploy union labor only IN the construc-
ton Of the building and he refused 20
do this. The Judge decided that the en-
deavors of the brewing company 10 force
Schultz 20 employ union workmen was
contrary 10 public policy I'm restraint OF
trade. and that the agreement OF the
brewing company with the Building
Trades Council that only union men be
employed on its building work. was IN
lawful.
The executive OF the Amalgamated So
ciety OF Carpenters and Jolners eng
land) in their monthly report state that
advances OF wages have been conceded
by employers at Castleford, Coalyille.
Cromer. Colwyn Bay Liverpool. Lynn
Lincoln. Mansfield, Preston, Rushden.
Leeds and Gravesend OF l cent per hour.
At Birmingham an advance Of 1 cent.
per hour will come into effect next Oc-
tOber. All overtime there is to be paid
for at the rate Of time and a half. Al
Leicester a reduction OF hours and IN
creased payments for overtime upon the
recommendation OF the Board OF Trade
arbitrator has been agreed upon Az
IVhitby an advance OF SO cents weekly
has been conceded. Alterations In hours
have also been effected al Edinburgh,
Leeds. Stockton. Carlisle. Maidstone and
BOurnemouth.
Few people ever give thought as 10
how many cigars and stOges are con-
sumed IN the United states IN year.
The fures for the fiscal year ending
March 81 last have Just been announced
and show that during the II months the
total produce was 2259. 55@,60I. during
the same perod there was manufac-
tured I'm the Twenty-third district OK
Pennsylvania, In which the city OF Pitts
burg Is located. 80 0S9720 stogies, or
one-seventh OF tho total output Of cigars
and stogies In the United States, which
is something OF proof that the stogies
IS becoming popular, for even the PITTS
burg millionaire and wOrkingnan could
not ahve consumed that enormous num-
Der. The district I'm which Wheeling, W.
va. Is located did its share, also, and
gave 7016t.2S5 "Wheelings' during the
fiscal year. 10 be smoked By the men who
have graduated from the stogie class.
There is one factory I'm Pittsburg which
gives employment 10 300 men and girls
the year around IN the sole manufacture
81 efoofaq
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
E;IIIIIIlI;2.I!.'|.,E,;I!lS)
a Speciality.

Primary, secondary or Tertiary syphllh
permaLently cured in 10 10 50 days. You
can be treated at ONE for the same price
under same guaranty. IL you prefer 10
come here we will contract 10 pay railroad
fare ana hotel bills. and no charge IL Wa
fail TO cure. II you have taken Mercury,
Iodids Potash. and stu have aches and
palms. Mucous Patches In mouth, Sore
Throat. Pimples. Copper Colored spots.
Ulcers on any part Of the body, hair OF
eyebrows falling out, II is this Syphilitie
BLOOD POISON that we guarantee 20
cure. We solicit the most obstinate cases
and challenge the world for care We
cannot cure. This disease has always
bafied the skin OF the most eminent
physicians. $50. 900 capital behind our I'M
conditional guaranty. Absolute proofs
sent sealed on application. Address Cook
Remedy Co.. 319 Masonic Tetaple.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
MAIN STREET PARK.
The Opening Bill Tomorrow Night
Promises TO be Attractive.

The opening bill at Main Street Park
which throws open its gates tomorrow
night for the nrst time as vaudeville
resort viii be most attractive.
1t will be led Off by Collins and Brien
the celebrated eccentric comedians
and singers, in team act OF
rare novelty and freshness which
will include an exhibition OF dancing.
Next will come the Sisters Onri
assisted by Master Onri. viii will sup
plement their performance with new
and novel speciality In which he has made
a big hit Mile. Adele Purvus Onri has
reputation for her posing on the Eng
lish slack wire and juggling and serpen-
tine dancing on the revolving sphere
which needs no comment She carries an
elaborate wardrobe and a stereopticon
with which her acts are backed by pa
trlotic pictures of current events and
tinted by many colored lights.
Perhaps however. the star attraction
OF the opening week Will be the appear
ance Of Miss Gladys Van the popular
serio comic known as the pocket edition
OF Lillian T0ssen Her singing has been
the means Of populariZing many songs
and she is said to be the handsomest
serio comic in the profession. In addl-
ton 10 these Baker and Lynn VIII APP
pear in an up-to-date comedy sketch and
dainty Miss Mae Taylor win Introduce
number o. catchy songs and dances new
no Richmond audiences. These artists
all come here direct from most success
eul engagement at Rlverview Park Bal
timore and will present an attractive
programme.
Main Street Park IS situated at Che
corner OF Main and Vine streets and tho
improvements which have been made
there since Il was used as baseball
field are numerous. including the COM
plete overhaullng OF the grand stand. the
construction Of a spacious stage and the
introduction OF an abundance OF cleo
trio lights. The resort Is now complete
in every detail and the West End Ath-
letic Association under whose auspices
IL will be conducted promise continuous
run OF high standard, clean and enter
tanning attractions throughout the sea-
son. Mr.. J. A. Pizzini will have, personal
management OF the new park and prom
ises the most pleasant surrounding 70
these who may be his patrons. Main
Street Park can be reached by any or
the CITY lines OF the Richmond Railway
and Electric Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
Old Phone $50:
New Phone 760

IN their appearance. Some houses which
hove been closed FOR the winter ara
opening their doors 10 welcome the Vlsl-
tors who come for the cool mountain
b~eezes and the delightful social atfnoS-
phere OF this part OF Clarke
Among the visitors now IN inc neign'
borbood ere Miss Kate Conrad, OF WIN
chester. who Is staying win Mrs. pen
tamin Harrison, OF Lower Longwooo.
Mrs Edward Bruce and her daughter
Mrs Jefferson Randolph Taylor, ars ene
guest OF Mrs Douglas Bruce
Mrs Evans, OF West Virginia. - az
Long Branch. the guest OF ner neice.
Mrs Hugh NJ. Nelson.
Mrs. A. W. Withers, OF Glou-
oester. Is with Mrs. George II. Bur-
well. OF Mount Airy"
Mr. william 3. Lee. OF Gloves,
ter, IS at Grafton. the hoHt
Of Colonel r. II. Lee.
Mrs George Washington Nelson
~ warrenton. Va. who hai
been the guest OF her daughter. Mrs.
II NJ. Nelson, left for her ~ome to-day
Mr. r.. T.. Lee OF Ravensworth. Fairfai
county Va. who has been spending some
DAYS al New Market. the home OF Mr,
and Mrs. r. H. Renshaw, LETT for hii
home Yesterday: MIR. a. ". Wtthers ano
Nrisa Anne Page Vandergrift. have re-
turned TO Gloucester, Miss Jessie ovens
OF spring Hul. Tenn. IS the guest OF INA
Misses Pages. OF Saratoga; Miss Acdis
Meade has returned from Bryn Mar IA.
Miss Meade Is a student at the Bryn mar
College for women.
The Glen. Capt VIM. Page Cartert
beautiful home. has been rented TOT tnt
season by Mr.. Richard Wallack, who
will take possession IN few days
Mrs. Thomas Nelson who mas beer
spending the winter in Baltimore. VIII
return 10 Clarke IN few days. Sne win
be accompanied by Miss Conduit-Smith.
n handsome and charming young woman
OF Washington.
Miss Maria voolfolk Is having de.
,iehtful time in Columbus. Ca. where
she has been visiting friends during thu
past winter
Miss Isbel Harrison has not returned
from Philadelphia, where she recently
ATTENDED the marriage OF her sister. Miss
,sdith Page Harrissn 10 A. Merritt Tay-
Tor ESQ Miss Harrison also expected
Ia be present IN willlmingtcn. Del, on
sunday, June 5th when her brother. Mr.
WIN. 3. p. Harrison was ordained dss-
con In Episcopal church Of that Diocese
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
If YOUR BLOOD Is PURE

your whole system will be Wen ana no
disease can live I'm pure blood A few
bottles OF DR.. David's Iodo Ferrated Sar-
saparilla will drive from the blood all
diseased faint and make you strong
healthy and able to Withstand disease.
Or. David's Iodo FeTrated Sarsapariila
by making new rich red blood, cures
scrofula, old sores. pimples and clear up
the complexion thus adding the oloom OF
beauty TO the erstwhile sallow ana Iadeu
cheek II is a good ladies' tonic ana
beautifer and makes them well and
strong Price 81 a bottle six bottles for
= everywhere. owens s. Minor Drug
Company, Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
WILDWOOD NEIGHBORHOOD.
A Delightful Social Section In the
County of Clarke.

BoYCE CLARKE. VA, Juns n->spe-
eiai.--The part or this county known ev.
erywhere as the charming WILDWOOD
neighborhood, Is rapidly putting on sts
gala summer air. and It's usual compile
nent of guests and boarders are putting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12

The charming Mae Taylor IN songs
and danceA all new and catchy ~ MAIN
Street Park Monday. Juns lsth $780,,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12

The appellants witt and Watkins arc
properly before the court, and are en-
titled to relief under Rule TX. as con-
strued In Nicholson vs. Gloucester Cnar-
ity School. and cases there cited.
Reversed as 10 Osborne & Co, and rs
70 Watt and Watkins; affirmed In all
other respects.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-06-16
GERMANY IN THE EAST.
A Project to Establish sample
Rooms In Oriental Cities.

Rooms In Oriental Cities.
Consul Monaghan writes that Ger
man newspapers are agitating the es-
tablishment OF sample warerooms in
the cities of the Far East, as a method
most likely to yield the largest returns
at the smallest outlay. To exhibit
goods, they say, in Bombay and Calcut-
ia, Peking. Shanghai and Hongkong, in
Yokohama and Tokyo, in Valparaiso
and Santiago, in Buenos Ayres and Rio
de Janeiro, for one year, is worth
century OF circulars by mail. Nothing is
SO eloquent and instructive as direct
contact with the objects offered for
sale, nor is any nation above this need.
The Japanese Consul in Bombay is
urging his people to put forth every
effort along these lines. Since the re-
turn OF the Lyons commission France is
organizing syndicates to extend trade,
which send out and maintain one or
more agents to show samples, obtain
orders and keep in touch with the
trade. Consul Monaghan further says
The East has more than half the hui
man race to clothe and feed, and no
nation has opportunities like our own.
With lines of steamers from San Fran
cisco, Seattle and Portland with a
canal via Nicaragua or Panama, and
communication with the Gulf and At
lantic cities, we must participate as no
other power can in the commercial
splendor promised for the coming CEN
tury. II coarse cottons can be spun
and woven in the South; If Alabama
can make iron rails as cheap or cheaper
than England; if Europe buys our ma
chimes, locomotives, tools, agricultural
implements, ETC., we must carry these
products to the East"