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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27
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.Srmearo liebt mid - alles anoere
lit Nebeniabe. Oh meiBt, Galbrint.
oaB ib niht unidentified bin; meme
@ltern beliBen elm grobes, i1Oles &it=
eraut in Der Nltmard. Tu ielbIt
MART ia einnlal. als mir auf Der Grie9ss
ihule parsur, nit mir auf 2embu1.
Dem Cute meines gaters. Mein Glts=
rer Yruoer niro emit oaS Gut iiber=
nebmeu, auberoem leben nod Suei
meiner Sdweitern. Die SerhdItniiIe
meines gaters limb, iopiel ih tusiB, Die
osntbar aiinltigiten. Greilid bat er
in ben leBten Sabren otter setlast; bic
allgemeine ibmieri9e Sage Der 2ano=
Dirtbidaft mag aud ibnl GerluIte su=
9efii0t BADEN. Safiir bat er aber aud
Die guten Sabre aenoiien, in oeilen er
meines Grahiers mad elm biibihes
8erm0gen Suriifaelegt Bot. gu iiebn,
baB i'd pertrausnspoll in Die 3utunit
ieben tann."
$50 erinlere mid oes 9luIentbaltes
auf 2embab nod lebr wphl. SD
freute mid oannals iiber oas id0ne
alte Serren6aus, melhes in benz buns
oertidbri0eu 8drte lieat ui,o su benz
man bur1 cine NQee bunoertidbriger
Blatanen fommt. IS mar 9lQes in
beitem 3uftanoe, Die Gdrten. Die Gel-
Der. Die S3eunen uno Stdls. ye-
%ionoers Der pieroetal Seines yaters
bat mir oamals imponirt = lag nal,
bolt Sein Water INNER nod 10 piele
l90ne pferoe?"
,Sa. er bat bic Yferbe,u1t nod er.
t~usitert. Wein 5uds lit aus ieinem
StaQ."
Gin prddtiees S9ier. Nd6Hens
must gu mid einmal wieoer eiulaoen.
SD brallde Elm neues Wa9enpierO;
pielleiGt finoe ib zines unten ben pfer-
Den Defines gaters."
SD bin iiberseuat bapon. uno
mas Die Ginlnoung anbetriHt. 10 mDbte
id Did bitten. bas WeihnahtsIelt nit
uus aui 2embad su perlsben."
.Nb9emadt! SD tomme nit! Wiel=
lciht feiern mir oann 3ualeib Elm ir0b=
lihes @erlObunssIeit. Bin ib tboridt.
mir iOl6e @ebanten 81 MAIDEN! Su
muBt es meiner itsptiihsn Gbarafter-
an!a9e sugute balten, uno meiner
Sreunoi6aft gu Dir. 9luoeito6en auf
Sein Slid, Define 9iebe. uno fort nit
al ben bummen 8eoanten unn SOr=
Qen. Nunc est bibendum idat ia
wobl Der alte. ieuttfr6blihe Sorasius.
llno trinten wpllen mir. bis ale Wel-
ten wauten."
Wsnn 0snnino bon Galbrint butter
elmer 9uteu 6laihe Wsin iaB. bann
mar er 10 leibt nidt iortsubrinaen.
Nur in QrOBen, piiiciellen @eieli1af.
ten wubte er cine tluge 3uriifbaltun9
Sl beiuabren; melln err aber nit einiaeu
9iiteu Sreunbsn suiammenlnB. oanm
mar M Elm 3ubauieQeben niht ,u oen=
len. 9ta6 Ginger 3eit Ianoen lih nod
mebrere Sficiere aus Der 8eielIbait
Des 0rafen @altsrsoorif elm. 4all=
brint beNrilBte lie nit lautem Sallob;
man riifte ndbcr suiammen, Die
YiropIen fnallten. uuo ni1t lanNe
ludbrte es. od lasen aud bic &artsn
auf benz Slid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27

rduIb BON Gubtritten beran. uno baIo
puroen einige Mtdnnsr spiiten ben
6ibtentdmmen iihtbar, Die ieoo9 beim
Wnblif oes alten Sdaers wie in i6euer
Inalt lieben bliebeu. 2eosrltrumpf
perihlOB iOfort i~orgfdItiq Die Shiir
ieiner Siitte. mari bic yuaie iiber
ieine SAulter. piiif isinen Sunosn uno
i6ritt benz WGloe gu. in oelier labp-
rintbii6en Srr9dnaen CT binnen ipeui.
gen Winuten peribwano.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27

sd babe nit Yapa aeIpro6en",
fiilterte Graf Stepbm ieiner 6ouIine
mdbrsno elmer Yuuie i'm Son3e Az,
inoem or iih pertrauli1 81 Der neben
ibm Sibenoen nieDerbeu9te. ,,Sie
llnterreoun9 unierer Batter. fubr er
leiIe, aber nit erreater Stimme fort,
.betraf uns, Srmgarb, mie ib Dir
ihon iaate. SD bate aud meinem
@ater sntbsft, bnB ib DID liebte. -"
SD bite Si6, Gtepban. ipri9
nibt peiter!" unterbra1 i'm Srm9aro
erreat, inoem lie iid erbob. sd
CLAUDE. bier 1T uidt Der Srt uno Die
3sit. iOlde Oinae 81 belpreden."
,,@esbalb ni6t. Srmaaro?" iraste
er nit fori6snoem Ylif. .Sn Der
Menee Der SanSsnosn iino mir Gllein.
uno es beoarf nur zines Hortes bon
Dir. I'M mid idpeiaen 81 lallen. nm
mid auirieoen su itellen. Sarf i'd
mor0eu bel Seinem Batter um Seine
Sano anbalten. S%rmgaro9"
Srmsaro fiiblte. wie lie erbleidte.
9lber lie mar al iebr 9ctpObnt, lib 81
beberriden uuo ibre inneren &e9un9en
al unteroriifen, als oab iie ldnaer als
einen glusenblId Die 6ahun9 bltte per-
liersn t0nnen.
,Seine Graae iiberraidt mid. Set.
ter, entseanete iie nidt unireunolih.
aber bod aud nibt ermutbiaeno. sd
Tam Dir iebt feline Mntwurt aeben-
heute niht, pielleidt mOraen-ib bite
Sib. lab mir 3eit."
@raf Stepban iaute ~unaebuloia al
fsinsm Shnurrbart. Sn ieinsm 4use
looerte es orobeno auf.
,,Su faunlt mir Die Intmort 0eben,
fofern Su nur milt". iprab er finlter.
,.9Dir tennen inns lange 9enu9; ih
babe Dir oft 0enua msine Serebrun9
9esei9t. oils oaB gu ni1t meme Mbiiht
erratbsn babsn ioQtsit. Glib mir ieBt
cine Mntwort. ober ih miiBte anne9men,
Su ,%ooltsft mir teine Intmort 9ebsn,
Su iaBtsit oas Spiel nit benz &isutss
nant Gromann %erntbait auf."
Mit sinem Miale mar bic geIanaen=
belt Srmaaros OeriNwunoen. Der
brobenoe SOn Stepbans. feline u~n3arte
Mnipielun9 auf Gromann erpeften IN
ibrem Sersen ben Stpls auIs nsle, Der
ibr MeIsn darafteriIirie. sic ridtste
iih empor, uno i'm nit fiiblem, itolSem
Slif anihaueuo, ipraA lie abWeiAeno:
SD babe Dir in teiner Weiie bas
&sht geSeben, iiber mein Sbuu uno
Sreiben 81 MAIDEN, Doer meme 9etannt-
i6aften elmer SeGufIidti9una gu unter=
merfeu. SD mus bitten. mir asaen-
iiber einen anosren Son auSuIbla=
gen."
,,Ger;eib, Srmsaro. -. aber meine
Slcbe......"
,,Spre6eu mir ni6t mebr bapon.
Der Sana be9innt pleoer. g8ollen
mir auf u~nIeren Ylab treten?"
@raf Gtepbau fab sin, baB er gu
tpsit ae9an9en mar. Sn ieinem Ser.
sen tobte ein Sturm Der Seioenlhait,
ben err nur nit Nufbietung 'einer 9an-
gen gBeltsswanotbeit uno 3ebenstlu9-
belt su unteroriiden permOhte. gr
liebte feline ih0ne Gouline in Der Shat
ilno bate nit sorniNer uebcrraIdun9
tbren pertr0uteu Seriebr init Sieutes
ront gromann bemertt. Sas Mu9e Der
Giierlu6t Iiebt idari, uno 8raf Stcs
pban sttannte balo. oab Srauaott
Gromann iein beaiinii9ter Nebenbub.
ler mar. uno bod ourite er Srmaaros
Gtols ni6t perleBen. Gr bate lib
binreiben lalien, oas 8erbdltniB Srm.
CARDS 81 Sraugott al %beriibren. uib
fab lia IN einer 10 i4rOiisH g8eiie IN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27

Der Sag ,par ibnn melt boraeidrit=
ten. als S%raueott @romann nit ih,ue=
rem Gppf aus Dem tiefen Sdlummer
balber Sruntsnbeit erluahte. Sbaleih
Der iunae Ofiiiier ionlt lid elmer nil.
ben. ilbsriddumenoen @snnBiu6t ferns
belt. bate er lih in Der lebten Nadt
bod perleiten laiisn. OIL benz GslaAe
theilsunclmsn. peltes Sennin9 bon
Galbrina isossmal bsrpor3uruFen
mubte. iuenn er in ~beionoers %pcraniiS-
ter. ilbcrmiiitbiaer Stimmun9 Ii1 be-.
funb. Gem erprobten. triutieiien
3eher. melder Sallbrint mar. I1aoe=
ten oieIe 8elaQe lpenia; obcr bic wsni=
ger on iolde usihreitungen geipohn~
ten Gdmeraoen muBten meliienS lhruer
oaIiir biiBen. 60 orebte sr iih NOD
einmal im Bette tsrum, nerlOlgte nit
trdumerii6sm NuQe Die bleihen Sons
nenitrnblen, bic 0urh cine Spalte Der
6euIierporbdnge in bas 6emah fielcn
uno allerlei Ringe uno Si8urcu auf
bic Wano maltsn. uuo ianu iibsr Die
G"reionille Der Wadt mad. @r eriu-
ne,te lid. bab er. bur6 ben Weil ullo
bic allaemsin aehpbene Stinmung an=
0ereNt. bob 0eipislt uno cine 5icmlih
beoeutenoe Summe perloren bate; es
mar bas srlte Mal. oaB er iib eruitlid
al hobem Spiel betbei!iQt hattie, uno
Elm hsim!i9es Mi6bebaam 'htih lit III
Iein Sers. Gr uaGm lih Dor, lolheu
@eriuhungen ferner aus benz WeAe gu
aeben uno iin Dor allsm burd Gnfl=
briuts ipotthhss @eisn niht mieoer sn
uniiberleatcn Sbritten biursiEen an
laiisn. Ser 8soante an SrmaGrO ber-
ibsllhts inoeiisn oas W~tiBbebaaeu balo;
eiu wobliNss @lifsQeiiihl our6itr0mte
i'm; er matte lid bic 3utunft ionni9
uno aliifiih aus; er entiparf Yldne
fir bic 3uiunIt. pie man lid einrih-
ten mplte. mchiu bic SohSeitsreile
aelen iolte; sr fraate lid. ob er ihDn
beute hem 8rafsu uno ieinsr Sohter
feline N%ufmariuns MAIDEN fonnts, iurs.
err perienite lib III 0Iildli6e. frOte
Srdumsrsien, wie lie leoes liebenoe
SerS wObl einmal beat.
Sas leiIc fnorrenbe @erduI9 Der Iih
6ffneuoen S6iir entriB ibu isinen
Srdumsn. Der Suribe trat eiu.
Sin Selesramm. Scrr lieutenant.
Gs 1T Dor elmer balben Stunbe au9s-
tommen."
Gin Selearamm? - Glib Der unb
beiora' mir ben Sbee."
gu YsIsbl. Serr lieutenant"
Ger Yuribe aiua. nno Srau9ott
rihtste Iib gang empOr. nm bas Sele=
aramm 81 oitnen. 9Bas motte es ent-
balten2 WabrIhsinlid cine aleih9il=
tias Wittbsiluna. bic Nahridt zines
Gamsraben, baB sr oann uuo bann in
Berlin eintreife uno Srau9ott bite, ibu
oa nno ba 81 er,uartsn-aber ipas mar
bas? Satis sr reht aelslen9 oas mar "a
9anS unm69iib? Dit erfhredten au9en
unp bleihen Wan9en itarrte er Die
msniasn uno bod 10 inbaltsihweren
Worte oil:
..Gommp iofort. Sater pl6bli9 as.
Itorben. G%berbdro."
(5orti oI8t.)
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-09-21

in any amount. and small deposits
will have the same care and atten-
ton as large ones. He is in the
banking business strictly, aud
solicits your patronage.
A yery pleasant and enjo9able
social was given last Friday night
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. H, Flato. Music and CONVERSE
ton we're the principle amuse-
ments, and all enjoyed themselves
until lac hour. The following
young folks were present; Misses
zulah and Daisy Yarbrough, Tsa be!
Nendtland, Cecil Haber macher.
Mamie Welhausen, Cara jung
becker Leona 7umwoit Co a
Askey and Emqa MueIlei. Mes 6
@. H, Flato, Jr, Wdeo. Sohubmsrn,
Phillip Welhausen. Tell Amsler
G. Daniels, Ed. Eschenburg, 0 10
Richter and G, Amsler
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-09-21
BARGAIN SALE!

Having purchased the en-
tire stock Of S. Saettler, l
am now greatly oVerstocked,
and, in order to make room,
I will sell for a short Inc
saddles, BTidles, Harness,
ETC. at a Jig reduc on 10
pee. Call 60 y IL you
want a2gains. The Goods
must c.o.
D. G, HEL MERo.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-09-21
o. II. DEUTSCH

Has received his stock Of
NEW FALL end WIN Err
GOODS. You will fnd be NEW
EST and LATEST in DRESS
GOODS, TRIMMINGS, SILKS
and sATINs, LAcEs, EMBRoID-
ERIEs, RIBBONS and VEIL
INGs. A nice line Of SHOES and
SLIPPERS. Also a big line of
NEW MILLINERY. Come and
see the NEW HATS. Eve y hing
up to date. All goods are sold at
PR1oEs TO SUIT TIE TIMES
1T
o. III. DEUr. Ii
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-09-21

Train NO. r. arrives ltoli Iva
kun at 2:21 p. m.
-. .1s.4szsas....sa----.=
LOCAL. NEWS.
Just received nice line of
Neck Wear. G. IL. FLATo.
New goods and new prices at
G. MUEoKE's.
A hne line of Clothing, Hats,
Caps, ETC., at @. Ii. FLAro's.
The GAZETTE, a paper for the
people, only 500 per year.
Cropmacher gesucht III 90 bis
25 acker If. 6. WAuNKEN.
Mems and Boys suits at cost at
MRS. J. F. KoPEcAH's.
If you are in need Of any job
work hand in your order at once,
and SO avoid the later on.
A full line Of fresh groceries
always on hand ut
Mrs. J. +. KoplonY's.
Prof. E. j. MAR went TO Hal
letsville last Thursday, to be assent
several days.
Mr.. NJ. Richter went to Houston
yesterday 70 see his son Louie, who
is quite sick
MISS connie Haebes req acd
home Inst SATURDAY l.on a 50 20
friends a Cameron.
just received at Flato & Green's,
Cur load OF the genuine Glidden
& WauNegan baroed wire.
The largest and finest line Of
tablets in the city, all the latest
o.,,, "a tY,,,lnr1,
''S
Flato q Green are now selling
.ne s9tuI'o 'tu'1 ~
Wiz "' CIV sO'
Misses Daisy and buia Var
ooroush S1e ~ VIZ u''y, W. eS
% :" a'N '
A full stock OF screen doors and
windows on hand ut lowest prices
at u L. "i'-i"p'S iuu0e' Sa'u'
Cott9n is rolling n at rap q
rate, collecsions gre GOOD, md ou'
merchants ieei g'ea'!y sncoo' ged'
Mrs. j. r. Lane was down from
Flatonia yesterday to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Haber
macher
| am offering special induce
menls in summer Dress Goods
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-09-21
a. o. III. DEUr.
Notice

All parties indebted 20 the old
firm of Seydler & Eschenburg are
hereby warned to settle during the
month of September and save
trouble and expense. Respect
fully, Gro. SEYDIER, Collector.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-09-21
ncs HArr nRANoK.

loc2HAHr BRANCH.
Train No. Is arrives from Lock
hart &t 1890 p. m.
Train No. IS arrives ON 1oa
kun at 3:15 y. M.
wACo BRANCh.
Train No. Al arrives from Waco
at 1887 p. m.
Train No. 4 arrives from Yoa-
kun at 2:21 p. m.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-09-21


Cs4i ior slort oruer meals al all
n''fs go we Fa'ace oaloon Lunch
WILLIE EMLrR.
MI :. W. 9miVn wehV " ''"eee
tAo'no - 0'.''fo"y " "''enu .n'
fu'''0'' y eo'''0is"'' % VIZ 4"o'n
4 anon W js ld NJ e..
Amsec 9lt 20 Ta,oo lss5 So
r.l., af FL,
ga" S.
f as7s NJ. Scawo - r.
j. D. " a. . axes &c opa H. b.
leonard were n Town l@s1 Monoay
10 a'Eeh"Snoe on justice court
The CAzEpye,s nrices on nrinted
letter heads. bill heads and en-.
velopes are as low as anywhere
and the work is neat and salts
factory.
r. T. WILLIAMS oosnt for tho
Genuine wauLacon and Gl;ddon
barb wire Two 20 Roads in stoc,
VIII ,,aat onv oo,onat;,;on -
prices.
offer for one month op,v ono
dozen cabinet size Photos and
one enlarged French CrayOn
p,o'ure, 100 -. a.. .o' %" '''
II D3O1nA Photogranhar
aon, +o sh;nas ios. rhmnaSo., 49,
honal,t hin.ao,s : h,,na,. 49,. n T.
VIII shina, ,,, eSo
f,n stooLs in oil linav and sail
ohoon
)
!, MIS- " L. JaeG9 J enc Mls Ma
w,11 .I I.,.,
s s,, - MI y,
Taaas,; rSa, ,.,.at ao,.ar
t;.o 49,. ~. r. ~. .L..ua g.
y
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-09-21

oYsT RS! OYsT ..Rs!
Oysters Tuesdays aud Frijays
at WILLIE EN- ERs.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-09-21
Nev sME ~AG

In ngy 5a. sday mas .s9a.
The Press., 1898-11-17
HOME NEWS.
LOCAL NOTICES.

tMatter under this head to cents per llne.)
 Gall at Fitzpatriok's News Room "A. w. Walker has received another large assortment of Outing Flannel from 6 to 10 cts. per yard. Call and examine. Call and see the Quaker cabinet bath. Can bo used for vapor, Turkish, mcdl- oated, perfumed, sulphur and every lm- aginabie bath at expense of three cents each. T. F. Jordan.
 -F. A. Lasbury has taken the agrncy for the Monson steam laundry and will call at houses for work each week, deliv- please. Give us a trial.
 A. W. Walker offers for this week one case of Ladies' Shirt Waists for winter wear at 70 cents each, worth o1.
 -McClellan's Own Story at Fitzpat- rIok's News Room.
 First class baked beana with pork will be on sale at the Davis Main street restaurant after o'clock SaturdAys, and Sunday mornings. Leave orders.
 Our large and new mnSortment Of Millinery will all be marked down this week, and it will pay all who arc in need of a new Hat, Toque or Bonnet to call and seleot one now at Mlss Ruaselrs. -Harper's Round Table at Fitzpat-
 
 -09 cents pays for dozen full figure cabinet photographs at Cardinals studio, TRft's block, until December ist. Strictly iirsC-cllss work.
 Trade with K l.. Burr and get Fash ion Book free for one year.
 -LRdies' Flannel Waists trimmed with braid at K. l.. Burr's.
 -House Dresses and Wrappers. For style, make and fullness they are the best at E. l.. Burr's.
 -Beauties of the Western Hemisphere Fitzpatrick's News Room.
 Blankets and Quilts at popular prices at A. L.. Towards.
 Look at those Capes, Goats and Skirts for ladies and children at K. L.. Burr's.
 Artistic photographs from &1.5O per dozen upwards. Those handsome carbon cites from @3 per dozen up. Martins, Johnson's block.
 - Have you seen those Dr. Denton sleeping garments for children from six months to ten yeas old? For sale at A. W. Walkers.
 -Casselrs Illustrated Magazine al Fitzpairick's.
The Press., 1898-11-17

DISCOVERED BY WoMAN.-Another great discovery has been made, and that, too, by lady in this country. Disease fastened it's clutches upon her, and for seven years she withstood its severest tests, but her vital organs were under mined and death seemed imminent. For and could not sleep. She finally discov- cred way to recovery by purchasing of us bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, and was so much re- lieved on taking first dose that she slept all night; and with two bottles has been absolutely cured. Her name Is Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus writes W. o. Ham, nick & Co.,, Shelby, N. 0. Regular size 50c. and $1.O0. Every bottle guaranteed.
 Trial bottles free at A. c. Eaton's Drug Store.
The Press., 1898-11-17
K GTEnRn

The Rev. MT. and Mrs. Richardson of Eastford were last week made happy at number of their children to six in less than one year and ten months. First there was a baby born, then in less than g year triplets came, then in less than ten months the twins were born. All the babies are living, we'll and healthy. There are six children, the oldest one not yet two years old. Five of the children were born within ten months.
The Press., 1898-11-17

Miss Jennie Essex is taking care of Grandma Hall until Miss Ada Currie, the nurse. arrives from her home in Nova Scotia. where she was called by the death of her brother some months ago. The Bible day exercises were held in the hall Sunday afternoon at o'clock. The recitations by the children. singing by the choir, and the able remarks by the pastor, Rev. 0. H. Brown, made a very interesting service. Tho arrange ment of potted plants about the platform and desk by Miss Rose Hall gave very pleasing effect.
The Press., 1898-11-17
|Children's Rooms.

Of course we never had such a collec- tion before, This wouldn't be Brigham's If one year was not better than the last. Stylish and pretty? Of course, again. Just as much thought has gone into these as into the garments for the older people. They do not cost so much, however.
 You will find here everything in out side wearing apparel for girls 4 to IA years of age. Jackets will be in great demand this week, and we are grandly prepared to meet it. Here, too, are some new Velveteen and Silk Waists. The Dresses also will claim a share of your admiration.
 Surely the "Children's Department'' will be an attractive place for the mothers.
The Press., 1898-11-17
Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to refund the money on a 50 cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar If 1t fails to cure your cough or cold. We also guarantee % cent bottle to prove satisfactory, or money refunded.
 w. ID. HEALD, Stafford Springs.
The Press., 1898-11-17
HOLLAND

John I. Rhodes and wife are in New
 York.
 MT. and Mrs. Iran Wilcox have return ed from their wedding tour. J. P. Root spent Sunday in Boston. Mrs. Root is visiting friends in New York City.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Young and Miss
 Julia Young, are in Easton, Penn, this | week.
 The 0. E. society will givea newspaper
 social in the parlors of the Congregation
 al church Friday evening. F. J. Taylor of South Acton, Mass,
 who has been taking photographs about
 town for several weeks, has left town. 1 MT. Hugh Ballantyne of Rockville gave
 8 report of the recent c. E. convention in
 Waterbury at the meeting Sunday even-
 ing.
 Mrs. Porter, missionary of the A. B. O.
 F. M. in Bohemia, will speak in the Con-
 gregational church next Sunday afternoon
 at three o'clock.
 Quite a number from here attended the
 Junior c. E. rally at Vernon Centre on
 Saturday, and brought home the banner
 for the best work done in the society. Rev. J. Q. Adams, pastor of the M. E.
 church, was unable to occupy his pulpit
 on Sunday on account of illness, and the
 congregation united with the Congrega.
 tional church.
 Hans M. Hansen, Jr., who has been the
 popular clerk at J. P. Roots grocery
 store, left on Monday for East Lake,
 Florida, where he expects to spend the
 winter. Walter c. Rees has taken his
 place.
 Miss Christine Diantha Essex and
 Alexander Stuart Ross were married in
 Everett, Mass, last Wednesday. Mrs. Il Diantha Essex, mother of the bride, at
 tended the wedding. They will be at home
 to their friends, in Everett, after January ], first. Mrs. Ross is we'll known here and many friends wish her much happiness. l FLORA. | The following is from the Meriden } Journal of November 2d: A very pretty home wedding took place at 3 3o'clock this afternoon when Miss Minnie Kapitzke oi this city and William A. Dobson of Hart ford were united in mat1imony, at the home of the bride. Only the immediate
 relatives of the contracting parties were present. Miss Eva Hartlon of Springfield a niece of the groom, acted as bridesmaid and William Kapitzke, brother of the , bride, was best man. The ceremony was ! performed by J. Wesley Johnston, D. D. The home was prettily decorated for the , occasion with palms and potted plants. Miss May Harlon,, a niece of the groom, played Mendelssohn's wedding march Henry E. and Charles Kapitzke acted a. ushers. The bride was attired in be l coming costume of gray satin. with tur t quoise velvet and steel-colored lace trim
 mings. She carried bride roses. I'm t bridesmaids gown was of blue serge, ,witl |. white jet trimmings. Immediately fol l owing the ceremony a reception wal |, held. A large number of handsome anc 3 costly presents were received. Th' 3 groom's present to the bride was golC B watch chain, set with diamonds to tht : bridesmaid gold ring to the best man pair of gold cuff buttons. This evening B MT. and Mrs. Dobson will leave for Bos D ton where the honeymoon will be spent l. Thew will reside at 254 Putnam street l Hartford, where they will be at hom n after December 1.
The Press., 1898-11-17
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The Press., 1898-11-17
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Successful retailing is the inevitable outcome of an accurate foresight of the needs, tastes and wishes of the publie.s An instance here are these Fine Taiior- made Jackets. Months ago we foretold the high favor in which fine Beavers and Kerseys would be held. Great prepara- tions were made. A great assortment is here. The smooth surface of these ma terials gave the tailor a great opportunity to show his skill, and he has taken full advantage. It would be hard for you to equal this showing anywhere-$5 to $35. Many specimens of the tailor's skill and taste at prices between.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-08-05
FINAL PROOF
AND
ORIGINAL ENTRIES.

The Land Office Department having
ordered that the Clerk of the District
Court NAV take final proofs for settlers
on Government lands. and make orig
inal entries for them also,
4. S. Senter, clerk of the court in and
for Lincoln county, is now fully
equipped with all legal forms and land
Office blanks, and can save money to
settlers by attending to their Land
Office business in Shoshone.
A. S. SENTER.