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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-29
stadt nnd Amgsgeud.
Entered at the POstOffce at Dubuque, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
The mails at Second-class rates.
@ieocr 8eu. 3. u. @cber.

ginen peiteren Brief oes botp.
&Oter @eber iiber Die .9O9Derrutbs"s
@cl6ibte, lUie sr ielbft nsnnt, iinoen
nniern Seisr auf Der Snnieite bieler
Summer. IS erQibt aus Dem @anSen,
buB man benz bOdWiiroigen Y0ter @s-
Der bod Elm i3mGbli9e5 unrebt an9es
than bat uno onb er oas SpIsr elmer
bOien @sbdlii9teit 1T. SeIbfoertdno=
lid beoaueru mir ss i6merSli9. oaB
man benz bO6WiiroiQen Serrn oieIes
Ser3eleio 0n9etb0n, Oenn &eO. @ebsr
bat Obne 3weiIeI rebt oieI Suites fir
Die totbOllihe Sude gerpirtt, nibt uur
Ourb iein entidieoenes, fsltes 2luftreten
fir oa5 SeutIGtbum IOnoern au9 fir
bic tatbOliiae SO9e i%berb0upt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-29
0cbet Den &inoeru eiueu Trunf

g"enanut &roiu:O. Gs it eiu I6mafGoi.
ties, oppetitlIbes, nG6renoeS @etrGut, Das
ben 6aiiee eriest. g@rro pom alien @rocers
~pertaltt lno III Don ELLEN, biee teuneu, 9e=
llebt neil eS, Dern gut Subereitet, lpie Der
feinlte Sailee ldmedt, aber pou alien I6eleu
&irtml8en oelielben frei III. @rain=O bilit
Der Seroaumn9 uuo i!artt bic Nerper. IS
1T fem geilti9eS @etrGut, ober eiu @eluuos
beit6ioroerer. weIdeu Rinber iowobl ais
Grpa6lene NIT 9roBem 8ortbsilc triuFeu
%tonnen. aoitet uUssiabr t iOuisl wie Saiise.
Is uuo 25 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-29
Us sibt triuen JruBIins Bier,ulanos.

leber ben amsritaniI6en SriibIine
pbilOiOpblrt @iner in Der ,,N. y.
Staats5tg. Scr na4 GutOetunC
Gmerit0's ausbsarbsitete &alenoer be,
re6net ben GrtbIin9 auf orsI WOnate.
Na6 amsritanii4er Grfabrun9 Dauert
Der iOQenannte Oiel bsiuuQene Gem Dor
Iwei Stunoen bis 81 Orei 2O9en.. Sm
riAtigen amsritanii6en &lima lam
man srluarten, in osrislben Numme,
elmer 3eitun9 einen Irtitel iiber Der
gar nidt Weihenoen 0inter 9lsid
neben Dem Ssri6t ibsr ben sritsn Son.
ueulti9.S fau gu leIen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-29
8ir6Ii6eS aus Carroll, Sa.
@arrpll, Sa., ben 26. Wdr3
1898.
8sebrter Serr &eoatteur


8ssbrter Ssrr &soaiteur !!
Sier in Der ct. Yeter uno 9aulss
Stride tpuroe pQbrsno Der Wohe oas
40Itiinoi9e 8sbet gebalten, moran ll6
Die @emeinoe re9e betbeill9te. Sine
9roBe 3abl aus Der 8emeinoe empiing
bic Satramente uno eriiilte Su9lei9
ibre 0iterliden pfli9ten.
Sie iol9euosn bObw. Ssrren balieu
Dem Yfurrer. Rsp. s. Is. Nafs, i'm
Yei1tltu1le uno ouf Der GGnSel aus:
&ep. d. @ien1Olo. Der bsliebts piar=
rer bon Mapleton, WonOna 3d., Sa.;
Rep. 8. S. @eblin9 bon WIlsp. Sa.;
Geo. Sreo. s.. Suesmann bon Soes
bolt, Sa.; &ep. y. u. S6ulte bon
5emplston SSa. Gep. g8ienbOlO belt
mebrere i6Dne uno beleDrenoe Yreoig=
ten. glm Sbluiie mar feierlides Nmt;
Hsp. Sussmann celebrirte. yteD. Wien,
bolO mar 9iatOn, Jtsp. y. u. S6ults,
SuboiotOn. Hep. GuOen Pielsn. O. S.
b., bon gt1iiOn, Sans, uno &ep.
:. &. Nade. 6eremonienmeiilsr. Hsp.
.. s. SEEING belt cine sr0rsiienoe
Yreoi9t ilbsr: Gas Wa9rs &atboliibe
&eben.
Reb. g. @nler bon yreon ipurbe
Uerbinoert, beiouocren She'll Oarnn gu
nebmen, Oa er in Nrcaoia &eU. Sol.
SduIte bel elmer 8IeiGen anoabt bes
biililib iein muBte.
Dit benz Inbaue on bic Ct. Peter
uno YauIas&irhe miro irRt hsOoumcu.
UVlungsuSu, j.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-29
SGs 4%0itluOise @rbet in Der 81.
@Cin. Hir4e

be9ann am OerfI. SOnnta9 unO i6loB
in fsisrlider g9eiIe am 9iensta9
@benO. Die &ir6e toar in ben BRET
Sa9eu Elm SammslplaB fir Die oeuts
&atboliten Der 9On3en Staot uno
! Die b0bIt erbQuenOen Qnipro6en fan
ben tets cine 50blrei4e 3ub0rerjabI
GnWeieno. Gem bO6u. @ater 6eler=
itein bOlfen bel Der 6eier iOl9enoe
hO6D. 9erren aus: yteO. &. Sobons
nes, Ct. M0rien; yteo. Q0eiri9, ct.
,MarieR; Rep. 9aumann, Sers Seiu;
&eO. ROIfes, Sers Ssiu; 8eb. 9Os
: bling, &OOns, ga. ; RsO. 2iimper,
Sberrjls WOunO, Sa.
Die Geier Oes 40hiinbi9en @ebet.s
beRinnt am nQ6fen SOunta8 in Der
st. Wuriens&ir5s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-29
SSaru, III b%erfaaieu.

9S ater 9anS inter Yilu9; nit SauS,
S9euer, StouuH9eu uuo GsbGuli6teiten iiiI
UormgerGtbi6aitcu iOwie @etreiOei6uppeu
gn &reb llno uOrbonoen: Shweine unt
Nibuer. IS lit ell S~rinusu uuO rsi6li9eS
s8aiier uebit 2SinomiibIs ouf benz BlaSe.
Die Sarm 1T II MteiIe pou Der tatbolii6eu
S6uIe NIB Sir6e gu SsitIna, S0., nub 2!
Me,Ien Don Galmor, Sa., weI6es ein gutter
Marttplas il, seIe9er. @s9eu gtdberem
penoe man Ii6 on: 9etnri9 Sarw ID,
6eittna, SG.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-29
S6Iob lid oem ct. Bonita.
tiussg,uuOe au.
9ellepue, Sa., ben 20.
Mars 1898.

uluI8 1850.
@srtbe Rebattion
Nm H., Is. uno 10. b. W. batten
mir bier oas 40itiinoiae 8ebet. Am
Sreita9 sin9en bic Srauen gum Slide
oes Serrn uno an Samstag. am 6elte
oes bl. SOiepb, Der ct. Solepbs'Vers
elm. Sieier belt nod Dem Mmte aud
feline Sabresperiammlun9 nit Seams
tenwabl ob. mslde fUl9enoes &elultai
bate:
GrGfibent-6eroinaub MiiQer;
YieCsG raiioent-GeOrg Oeppe;
SetretGr-S9ecoor Niemauu;
G9apmeiter-Soiepb 9ute;
Observation-Disclosures S6rOosr.
Der Yerein beI6loB aud Iid ben,
Ct. 8OniIatius.Sunoe BON Soma ans
sul9lieBen uuo sinen 9elegateu CUR
Centrally ersins- 9sriammlun9 in WtiIs
lpautee 81 i6lden.
Wtit 8ruB, a6tun9soOa
.. &.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-29
Sir Ocnti6e, fatbOliide
GDlOnie @albwieie

init i96usr fatbolii6er Rir6e all ben
ct. Baul Il DULUTH @abu, 3uii6eu ct.
PaIl uuo SulItb 9ele9en, erireut iib
zines iteti8sn 3uwatieS pom tiidti9srl
oeuti6eu 6armeru. Der 9ooen ut eilr
fri9tbarsr Gebm ober 6lei, leidt Don
SolS 81 reiut9el ulb ei8net ii6 ipe;ieQ
titr gras uub Rlee uub Saber fir Mtilhs
wirtbi6aft ulb Sieb;u6t. Der 9reis
beS 9aubeS III pom SO bis SO
per Acre bel aIsablung pon ellsm
&iertel oes 6auipreiieS un6 Der ReIt In
10 iGbrIi6em 3UbluugeM ii
ie6S BroSent 3tuieu. @e0eu
n0berer GuStnuit wenOe man ii6 all
TH ECO. II. K OCH,
lie E. Third St.. St. Paul, MINI.
~ geim Sdreibeu ueuHs man gen. btsiss 9latt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-29
Sur eiuen fatBOIiiGrn, SeutIdsu gr;t

btetet ll4 8egenpGrtl9 cine quite @eGesenbeit,
tIb IN Nrcaola, 90, nteoerjUIaiien, bo bas
ieIbit Der frtPere &r3t 9eltOrbm 1T. Sei gu
ten .3eu9ntnsu Ioute Der p~QlIeube WaMn Dos
tslbit stn lohnenoes BerutsisIo filosn. @ries
tier oSer lonitl9e 8ertr0ueuSp srionen,
pe!9e Gmpfeblungeu bissbeii9li9 8n ma.
6cn babsn, tounsn il5 Oil Die NsoGttion Die.
tes glatteB meIIbeH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-29
Wegsn Rrebsihaoen.

Sd smpiebIs hermit Stroop's beribmts,
Oeuti6e Buluer. DIeielbsu bsilen ieoen
mod ui6t GuisebrodsnerD Srebs iowobl
inusrIi6 a!s GuBsrll6. Ausu, ole psroGd1,
tiss @eidwaIlts iOwlt aud Wa9eulei:
uno Geberi9aoeW baben. lluo bieIe
PuIUsr ~beionosrS tmpfOblen. 8esen RGbe:
rem 3suauiNs etc. a~orsliirs man:
Ge or b =. Scsbiu9,
o., 2uesS, loDa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-29
9ausfrau griu6t.

Gin 6armer nit 1876 alder GanS iu6t cine
Srau, nm ieiu Sausweien 81 beior9eu. Ole
ielbs iOll ri6t inter 20 uuo ni6t iiber 30
Sabre cit uIb Obue 6inoer ieiI. 9todiras
gen ri6te ma al e.. q. o., care German
0otb. Printiu9 So, Dubuque, So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-29
Tarm ~ n~Crfauten.

40 geer, bebaut, oil Der GtaOtSrerjs Don
Sarlsg, Dubuque So, Soma. 3abIuuSS:
b%e6inguu9eu: $1,000 baar; bus lIebri9e nad)
Gslispsn 6ss RGuiers. Wan i6reibe on u.
9. g9GIssr, Sar!sp, So, auA ntaIt siriss
HIalt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-29
SelepbOs, HIS.
Nj. Schmitt. 1os Ste stra,s,

SGuolsr III ben beien NIB "reilliten im=
portirGeu NIB enbeimii9sn 0siueu wuH
@bis'ieS iiir Somilleu: unb WeOisin.
@ebrau6 81 ben btai9iten Q8boleiale.
Brelicu IN irSeno elmer GuautitGt. SD
pertttie biQig aber edit uno nllr 9e9ell
gonrgelO. NbiStp lit ~ fol9euoei;
8rsiisu III baben: $3.50 S1.75, SO. 90,
$3.50, S2.G0, 1915, $500 NIB $500
per 0aloue.
6einer California Portneiu 81. 90 pei
@allone ul6 o%uflpGrtS.
Bette aISpabl pou @etrGnfeu IN
Slai9en. SeiteuvnScu per Bot werbeIl
aui baS prompteite unb Bette beioret
NIB bIeiben nets priUat. Wlau i9reibs
nm cine prsiSltite.
}cfcrnn,. Gaihua1in M~nfinnal MnnH
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-29

9B0 Del slbrtbwr@isl ssbe man
INNER Die alte abrsiie al, INN mclz
der Der We6irl ftattfnoet, iowic bic
ncie aore5ie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-29

- S. y. Sranbeu. oeutlder Iobofat
unb HOtar, 3imnler Alb Sffices8e=
blube, 9. uno Wtain-S traBes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-29
e Ut bnr9ti0cs.
@ereini9te Staatrit.
o. o9trG8Ii9 d.
Gnl. &. 3. Bed

fielder ItnQere 3eit bier in 9ubuqtt
T1bi9 mar uno cine @irtpi6nit betrIeb,
unO i'm Sabre 1871 nit Sri. S4arF,
Der S6weter oes Serrn 9OIi3eimanr
S9arf lno Der Truu 9einri4 9ort'
mann ppn Dubuque, 9etraUt rpuros,
lift al Qais @itp, Wiuu., 9eTtorben'
6err Bed lit bon Geburt Elm SuTsm:
burger, mar aber ol5 Snabs mad
9lmerita 9etommen. Ser GertorbEnt
binterIQBt feline Satin unO 3Dei Sin'
Der. Serr 8sf mar So Sabre alt.
0erIelbe 1T gu 9rOB i'm Canton Re'
binQen. 2uremburQ, 9ebtirti8, Tan
ee9en oQs Sobr 1848 nit ieiuen Gl'
tern na6 9i9b &io9e, 81. DIS oleIt
itarben, 0OOptirte Grau GIiIabetR Bed
bier in Dubuque oenieIben uno SOC
i9n 9roB. @Is Der Srisg aUsbr01,
3Og er ais Sod nQ6 benz Suoen, tt
CT in bic itioIi6e Irmee sin8ereibt
nuroe, aus pelher er Gber 81 oeI
Roroormee itberIiei llm i'm Is. Sowc
Snfonteries GteQimente 3U oienen uni
stpar bis gum gnoe oes Srie8es. Nat
BEN Rie9e fam er na9 Dubuque uni
nrbeitete Guiangs fir Serrn u. Dan:
fen uno bs8ann O0nn cine el9ent
@irtbidOft. Sp6ter 3oa er nab @0tt
0itp. Winu.. mo er itorb. R. i. z,
0err 4eter % eft un0 6rnu.
f%polubQIt sl @IIbsrtD.Ie. Sd, ltnr
am p. Mtdri nit Dem Red Star Line
SampIer ,Soutbnort" gu NeD YOrl
Qelanoet, mad einem 9eiu9e, weIder
fie i'm @robber5O9tbum 2%urembur9 al
QeItattet baben, mo- lie Die 9Ol0ent
SO6seit ibr GIteru audi mitfeierten.
Sic paren an II. Nop. n06 @urOpc
ab9ereiIt. Die &siis lit bsnieIber
nOblbetOmmen uno mir Oer3el4ner
einen SeIu4 oes Serrn Metsr.
3u alton, ST., baben bic De-
motraten unleren &Nno3mann Serrr
Yeter 80bel gum 9unoioaten fir Wta'
Dor uno Serrn Wtatbias PiiB sum Cons
olOateTl tur 9lert alt9elfeut.
Ter rQurt @Ni9in9tOn 3eitun0'
entueDmen mir:
Qm 0ouutrStag Mor9en, ben II
Mt0rl, lit Serr SGtOb Sartb I'M alter Dol
40 Sabreu geitorbel. Ger &erltorbeIe BIN:
terldBt eile tieibetriibte Satin, oret SObuv
uno eiu l06tcrbeII, leBteres etwG Is6S $50:
den Gt ierner clue Mtutter, sineu Sruoe,
uno mebrere S9weitCrn. GEM Slater ii
lbm iebs Sabre i'm &Ooe poran9e9un9en
!Gr wIroe am Sonutug 9tobmitta9 balb
'1br ultcr 8roBer &etbelli9uus uOu Dab mi
6ert bur6 Jtep. u. 9telem aui benz ct
SSocobus : 6riebboie beerOi9t. 6err Sartl
mar tets ELI treues Ntit9lieo Der ct. Suco:
bus @emeiube, tets eiI treuer, liebrei6e1
SObu, Nruoer, @atte uuo Batter NIB ell
gutter Nudbar. Seiu porseiti9es !Siui6ei
ben peruria9t 9rOBeS 6er5elelo inter ieiuel
GnSeBOri9eu uuo S%etaunten. WtO9e er il
SSrteoeu ruben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-29
Cute Wclegcnhcit.

Cine iebr quite @ele9eubsit iiir Ssmanbsn,
Der III elmer tatbolIi9eu eemeinoe ,iuen @s.
neral Store antan9en nil. NGberss btim
Ssraasssbsr Sisler Seitaug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-29
Die SIrsrrs &nnbrntinn,

beiier betannt als oGitisens' @onpen=
ton, bat Die fpl9enoen @anoio0ten
fir Die itQotii4en gtemter in oas Selo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-29
Mdrftbe d.:
Ereife fur oea 9ro6perfaaf.

Dubuque, ben 26. VtGr; 1893.
IL strei6suuh UP
Evening journal., 1898-05-17

but the artificial effect Of closely
trimmed grass and shrubbery. The
grounds contain many trees, scme of
them flcwering and especially beautiful
in the Spring of the year. Some of
these towering trees and quite num-
ber Of those Of the nOn-flowering kind
are just inside the fence dividing the
grounds from the lot adjoining them
en- the east, and which lot was re-
Gently sold to local contractor who
is erecting two residences. When the
survey attending this sale was made
the surveyor discovered that the fence
dividing the two properties did not
mark the true line, and that the entire
row of trees came Within the scope Of
the oOntractOr's purchase. The Way
farer is informed that they may be cut
down to facilitate the building opera
tions. If they are it will be a source
Of regret to many persons residing in
the neighborhOod When Eleventh
street is cut Through to Adams street
that viii destroy several more of the
trees on these grounds, and if, now that
the city has purchased the mansion
tcnanted by Henry G. Morse and the
lot between 1t and Trinity Church, it
should be decided to open Monroe
street Through TO the avenue, three or
four more of the trees will fall beneath
the choppers axe.
Evening journal., 1898-05-17

was when II was first folded nearly two
centuries age. The emglCssing Is also
well preserved, but the large wax sea,s
are badly broken by reason OF constant
handling.
The Cider Of these documents was
writden in 1903, and bears date Of
April 13. II is a patent to Richard
Halliwell for 400 acres of land in New
Castle county, and is signed by Grif-
fifth Owen, Thomas Story and james
Logan, deputies OF Whliam PENN. Tt
seems that William Penn, on October
10, 1901. granted to TIalliwell 400 acres
OF land in this county, and the sur
veyor-genaral made a mistake and laid
} on the wrong land This grant made
in 1903 rectifies the mistake made
The other dOcument, which bears
date OF September 13, 1874, conveys to
Rees David from John Penn, Thomas
Penn and Richard Penn, who succeed
ed William Penn as proprietarles OF
Pennsylvania and Delaware 10 acres
OF land in New Castle county for the
consideration OF seventeen pounds, or
$S5. In il the Penns designate Them
selves as true and absolute pr0prie-
.anies and governors-in-chief Of the
Province OF Pennsylvania and Of the
counties Of New CASTLE, Kent and Sus-
sex on the Delaware" If they were TO
come back now they would find that
what they once possessed has Increased
amazingly IN value and in the number
CT it's prOprietOrs.
Evening journal., 1898-05-17
DIED.

COLTON.-In this city, on May 10.
1898, Catherine Hill widow of the late
f. b. Cotton, aged 63 years.
CROWN this city, on May IA, 1895
John A. f.. infant son of Lawrence
and Harriet b. Grow, aged II months
LOGAN-In this city, On May IA, 1898,
Thomas Logan, aged 60 years.
DONOHUE.-In this city, ON the 11th
instant, Mamie, daughter of NIichaef
and Mary A. DonOhue, aged IS
months.
JONES.--In this city, On May Is, 1898,
Philip e. Jones, aged 80 years.
REARDON.-In this city, on the 18th
instant Nora. daughter OF William
and Bridget Reardon, aged 2 years
and 6 months.
TYSON.-On May IA, 1898, George Cow
ingtOn,sin of George w. and S. Elma
Tyson, aged 10 years.
MlAISON.-ln this city on April Il,
1898, Nellie, daughter Of William and
Agnes @. Watson, aged years.
WAY.-In HamOrton, Pa, on First
day, Fifth Mo-, 10, 1898, Lucretia
Way, in her 55th year.
Evening journal., 1898-05-17
THE PIONEER LIMITED

Is the name Of the only perfect train in
the world, now running every night
between Chicago, St. Paul and Mime
apolis via the Chicago, Milwaukee and
St. Paul Railway-the pioneer road Of
the West in adopting all improved ia
cilities for the safety and enjoyment
OF passengers. An illustrated pamphlet
Showing views of beautiful scenery
along the route of the Pioneer Limited
will be sent free to any person upon
receipt Of twO-cent postage stamp. Ad-
dress George II. Heafford, General
Passenger Agent, Chicago, Ill.
Evening journal., 1898-05-17
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSO-
CITATION MEETING WASHING
TON, d. c., JULY z TO y, '9s-BAL-
TIMORE & OHIO r. R.

For this occasion the Baltimore and
Ohio r. r. will sell tickets TO Wash
ington at the low rate of One fare for
the round trip plus $3.50 membership
fee Except THAT from Baltimore the
rate will be S125 round trip) Tickets
will be sold from Pittsburg, Parlcers-
burg, Wheeling and points east thereof
on July to inclusive, good returning,
leaving Washington July s to Is mclu-
sive, with privilege of extension until
August 81, 1898, if ticket is deposited
with joint agent at Washington on CT
before July u, and payment Of fee of
fifty (5O) CENTS Solid vestibuled trains
from Chicago, st. Louis, Cincinnati,
Louisville, Columbus, Pittsburg and in
termediate points The Royal Blue
Trains between New York, Philadel-
phia, Baltimore and Washington, finest
and fastest trains i'm America. Call on
agent Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
full informtion concerning sbOpOvers
and side trips. The Baltimore and
Ohio railroad is the most interesting,
historical and scenic route in America.
Evening journal., 1898-05-17
DON'T TOUCH IT.

Inferior butter is dear at any price.
A. & p. Elgin Creamery combines
quality and chsapness. Sold only by
THE Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.,
SIS Market street.
Price this week. 1Sc
Evening journal., 1898-05-17
REUICs OF TINE pENNs.

One OF the officials ait the county
Court House hats two documents which
he prizes exceedingly. They are on
parchment and relate to grants OF land
made by William Penn and his sons
who succeeded him as lordhighproprie-
taries Of Pennsylvania and THE three
2ower counties on the Delaware, as this
state was then called. Through the
courtesy Of this official the Wayfarer
was enabled yesterday to look over
these old grants The parchment while
yellowed by age, is just ais good as ii
Evening journal., 1898-05-17
THE LEGISLATIVE MUDDLE.

Things are in a pretty muddle down
at Dover" remarked a man to the Way
farer. IF the Senate passes a bill the
House kills &c.; if the House passes a
bin the Senate kills it; if it passes both
houses the governor vetOes it, and If
the governor doesn't veto it some id
lawyer comes along and discovers that
Il is unconstitutional / think that 1t is
about time for the General Assembly
to adjourn"
Evening journal., 1898-05-17
A GREAT SURPRISE

Is IN store for all who use Kemp's Bal
sam for the Throat and Lungs. Would
you believe that IL is sold on its merits
nd any druggist Is authorized by the pro-
prietor OF this wonderful remedy to give
you a sample bottle free? 1t never fails
o cure acute or chronic coughs. All Drug
gisss sell Kemp's Balsam. Price 25 and
Evening journal., 1898-05-17
MARRIED.

WALLACE-YATES.- Sunday May
10, by Rev. DR. G. l.. Wolfe, Robert
A. Wallace and Miss Emma j. Yates,
both of Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening journal., 1898-05-17
AT THE NEW RESTAURANT.

No. 7O4 Market street, everything is
served in first-class style and moder-
ate prices Ladies' dining-rOom on
second floor.
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TREEs ON ME LINE.

Rev William A. Walling, pastor Of
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, the
man who recently informed certain
contentious members of his cOngrega-
tiOn that they could cease their quar-
reling or get another ministerial
leader, as he did not propose to be pas
tor Of a congregation which engaged
in contentious factionalism, resides in
an old mansion ON Delaware avenue
just west Of Madison street and direct
ly in lire with Monroe street, il II
were cut through TO the avenue. The
mansion is surrounded by grounds.
which for the heart of a city are Of
unusually large proportions These
grounds arc not especially we'll kept
because, IN the first place, the tenure
Of the pastor is mcertain in its dura-
tiOn, and in the second place their
maintenance in "A style in keeping with
gardening of this day would be ma
terial itom Of expense. short, the
grounds remind one OF the country. and
they are relief to the eye of the men
and women who see around them little
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EXcEULENT DIsoIPL1NE.

Il think that you ought to give the
children of public school No. 20, at
Tenth and Spruce streets, a send off in
your Note Book" said an East Side
man to the Wayfarer this morning.
What have they been dOing?" ask
ed the Wayfarer.
"On the morning OF the day That
Buffalo Bill's sbeW was in town the
teachers took them all up town to see
the parade" he replied. "The teacher
Of each room headed the scholars un-
der her charge, and they marched to
Market street, twO-and-two. about 400
Of them being in line. Now you k9 v
what a temptation a parade is to
child and no doubt you will be sur
prised to learn that of the 400 who went
uptown only two were dishonOnable
enough to slip off from their teachers.
The others saw the parade, returned TO
the school and resumed their studies. I
think that it is remarkable show
ing"
This reminds the Wayfarer of a lit
tie story he heard at the expense Of
Deputy Sheriff Harry Gillis, Deputy
Sheriff James p. Ratledge, Deputy
Sheriff George Reed John Barker and
several others who frequent the sher-
! IFS office. They understood that the
parade was to go up Market street to
Eleventh. out Eleventh to jefferson,
and down Jefferson to Fourth street. So
they stationed themselves at the most
desirable windows in the sheriff's Of
fee. two or three Of them being perch
ed up on top of the radiator. The pa
rade went up French to Ninth, in Ninth
to Market, down Market to Fourth, and
on out to the grounds. When the weary
watchers in the sheriffs office finally
discovered that they had been duped by
practical joker they gave war
whoop which would have done credit
to one OF Buffalo Bills Sioux braves.
Evening journal., 1898-05-17
HERES A LUCKY PURCHASE OF

HERE'S A LUCKY PURCHASE OF
Mems Shoes this week that will save
money for careful buyers. Two styles,
new coin toe tip and plain, square
toe, made from fine calf leather, dom
COLA tops, pump soies, full value at 81,
and we bought them so we can sell
them for $3.50 It's a baHgain well
worth looking up. One of Philadel-
phia's best shOemal1eus wanted room
and sold us quite a lot of Ladies'
Shoes ait almost half price. About
four dozen pairs. Some are cloth top,
patent heather tip, clbth top, dOngoga
tip dOngOla laced. newest coin toe and
buttoned with patent leather tips. A
good 81 value. and our special price
on this lot is $3.50. And. by the bye,
have you ever tried lis fer boys and
girls shoes? We can save you money
every time.
NJ ANS
No. 10 East Fourth st.
Between Market and King.
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IF YOU READ THEM BEFORE SUP
PER THEY WILL AID YOUR Dl-
GEsTToN, BUT THERE IS MOTH
ING PUT IN THEM TO LULL YOU
TO SLEEP.
Evening journal., 1898-05-17
C1ayton House.

Dinner Wednesday. p to 2. Onlv roo
Cafe or main dining room. OAlJ OOS.
Vegetable Cream of Chicken with Rice
Baked Blue Fish. Potatoes Parisienne
Radshes Spring Onions. Olives.
Boiled Leg of Mutton, Caper Sauce.
Fricassee of Honey Comb Tripe.
Hamburg Steak, Brown Sauce.
Boiled Cottage Pudding, Lemon Sauce.
Ribs OF Prime Beef. Dish Gravy.
Raspberry Sherbet.
Stuffed Loin of Veal. Brown Sauce.
Mashed Potatoes. Green Peas.
Asparagus. String Beans.
Strawberry Short Cake.
Peach Pie. Cheese Custard. Rhubarb Pie.
Frozen Custard
Victoria Drops.
Assorted Nuts. Layer Raisins. Fruits.
Crackers.
Tea. Coffee. Cocoa MIX.
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WAYFtRER'S S NOTE BOOK
Things, Pleasant and Unpleas-
ant, Caught on the Way.

sKITs ON PERSONS AND THINGS
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25C, 49C, 75c, 98c

Greatest display Of trimmed hats; hats
brought down from our wOrkrOOms are
now placed on sale; many copies of i'm
ported pattern hats; many original crea-
tions OF our own skilled trimmers; the
which would be duplicated elsewhere for
less than $500 to $1,000 our
nrlco marked .................. ..........
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1888 and S4.98
Great Flower Sale.

. Great Flower Sale. Large bunches OF
Flowers, worth 25c., marked On
Large punches Of American Beauty
Roses, with foliage, 5Ocval- lQr
800 yards Of elegant rustic cambria, SO
inches wide, In steel, brown, white and
black, regular 15c. values, Eo
PER YARD
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Ladies' AII-WOOI Suits.

Ladies' all wool suits, beautiful pat
terms. full width skirts, velvet bound,
Jacket lined throughout. real Q10Q
value, s., our price................. , 4 20
Misses all wool cloth suits, handsomely
trimmed with ribbon in all shades, blue,
brown, gray, 80 kind at..,..,......QI QQ