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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
2 Is

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ssi3etnt i.ben 0ienstae unb iOitst unter
DoranSbsSobIuns fur bic Der Staotsn uno
Ganoha:
SdHrl,db. 90 SolbidbrIt@.. -S1.00
Rad europa pOrtOfret
Mnfien norausbe,ablt ,perbem):
SabrItdp. so 2albiabrlt3... -s1.eo
GorreIp oubenaen unb Wsittbetlungen manen
b8texsnS bis Greita9 Worseu tpenn fe IN
Der nddbfteu gummer Gufnabme fiuben fonen
MxaeIanbt perben. - Drieie obue uuterj@riit
Usrbeu ui&t bsradf&tist
~ Nur flr 0eIber. bic per seetkrtrten
Rriet sser 0eIs saa.peitume money Order)
seiaubt wsrben aberuebmen wir bh D.raat.
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s'LuxENBURGER GAZETTE,
Dubuque, Iowa.
oQn ede aer 6. uuS Sowrstraee.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
elbru@.
appleton, Wis., %. 0s3.

gwalo 3iibne, elmer ber betannte.
iten Sisbbdnoler in oieism 5beile oes
Staates. wuroe 9eitern Mbenb auf Der
Seimiabrt ppn Der Staot bsim Nurd=
9ehen leiner Yferoe aet0otst. gr
,uuroc aus oem gSaaen ae9en cine Gin.
irieoi9ung 9ei9leuOert uno trua einen
ShIoelbrub oapon. Der Wsritorbene
mar Elm Wlitalieo Der Girma &usbne
Bros, bic oas ar0bte Yiebuerianotse.
i1dft I'M 2anoe bat. 3
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
&miebnIi@es Jeuer.

gberett Maf.. "a. Seq.
Ser Wa9eniduppen Der Wefenb
Gtrabenbabn an Gerrp Strabe 1T beute
nit 80 elettrii&en Waaen niebetae.
brannt. Der Nerluit bes @ebdubes
betrd9t $50. 600 unb Der Der 8abnwa=
Qen $12O. 900.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
Qeine 80 GeutS.

Sadfopbillg ST.. "a. Sea
@eRern bat bier cine grtra,pabl ltatt.
aefunben. bel tpel9er bariiber ab9e.
ftimmt tpuroe. oh Ii1 bic 8ur9er gum
glntaui uno gum unterbalt zines 6ffent-
liAen parts mit,30 Gents auf 500 be.
fteuern laKen uollten. Sic Mabreael
wuroe iepod nit 1l05 9esen 6O2
Stimnen ab9elebnt.
9urramt nnb fein Gnbe.
Can Grancisco. Gal.,
25. 0e3.
Oie felt 2an9em in Musii9t 9efellt
aepeiene Seniation i'm Sale bes gum
9obe nsrurtbeilten 9beooore Surrant
tam beute gum Mustra9e. als N. u.
9urrant, Der Batter oes Wl6roers. bem
&tdter GemeQ bon Der Superior
Gourt cine beid,pOrene Grfldrun9 au.
fteQte. in tpel1er CT ben @eibporenen
@mptb beihuloiate. wiiientlid aeiuiRe
Mn9aben. bic bel Der projeiiirun9 bes
Nn9etla9ten ni&t poraebradt ,uuroen,
benubt au baben, Inn iid barnad iibsr
ben Gal cine gntidsioun9 au biloen.
9urrant's Mnpdlte habsn einen 9ln.
tra9 um einen log. .Writ" abaefabt
unb bsnielben ben &idter 8abrs aI.
aeiteQt. Sieier aber bat ben Mntraa
ab9elebnt unb ertldrt. bab bas Beiu9
nm einen .@rit" inn Oberseridt elm.
aerei4t tperben iole. Dies piro tpie
be Nnmdlte Durrant's iasen, In eiu
paar 9asen sef&eben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
Stureis III fort.

Geoar&apibs. Sa.. 30. Sss.
Seute uurben 6aftbeisble fir bic
Werbaituna oes 9eipsienen Yrdiioentsn
Der Giti5ens Sant bon Oelmein. &.
g. Sturais. weI9er, einsn Selbf.
moroperiutb aemadt bate. usssn linz
teriAlasuna bon Shullanos. erlaiisn.
9lls bic gsamten in ieinem Sauie
boripraden. mar Stur9is ueribmun=
ben. Seine Grau pertuifelte iitb in
Wioeripriide. Man ipeib nitbt, tpo=
bin Iih Stur9is 8ewanot bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
Se 9l a Il b.

Seuti9lano.
Berlin. "a. Deg.
SSilliam SdOsnlant. Der 8eneral=
conlul Der INSTRUMENTATION 8spu-
bliten, lit seitorbau.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
SSram trei1 d..

paris, 20. Deg.
Die fran'oiiide Yrsne idnat an.
laut 9eNen Die llntblti9teit Srantrsidbs
IN Orient uno Die anseblihe 8ilidb.
ria'eit Der &e9ieruns seaen GuBlauo
su prOteltireu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
0auter Weibna9ts> 0ei9enfe.
9opefa, Ran., "a. Sea.

W. os"Vst SHs SS0e
@ouberneur 2eeoD bat aeitern Na9.
t1ittaa ben friiberen BANTER Wi99t-
man aus Greelep GountD be9naoi9t,
tuel4er Su einer 3udtbausfrafe uerur=
tbeilt tporben mar, neil er 8eloer an-
aenomnen bate. na4bem bic 8anf
bereits 5ablun9sunfdbi9 mar. uno aud
Sepoiitenaeloer fur eisenen @ebrau4
beriuanbt bate.
Wiabtman tpirb iofort aus Der 9aft
entlaien weroen. 10 oab CT an Weib-
na&tstase bel ieiner sSrau iein tann.
Ut batte iib. als er nod oas 8ant9e.
t4dft betrieb, berbeiratbet unb bel
einem poiten fiir Nusaaben bon $500
fano ii@ In ieinen Biidern bic 8emer.
lung: ~fiir 9o&seitsaussaben uno
6o4aeitsreiie."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04

Die Miniiter oes NeuBern, Der ii.
nan3en unO oes Sanoels beriethln
aeltern iiber Mabregsln. Die oNotuom.
men lueroen iOutsn. I'M ole Qoa0el-
beilsbungen SiuiIhen Sta.Itn, uno
9biua gu entpiieln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
S9eukli9e Worsanse 81 Ottum:
ma, .Su,ua.
Sttum NJ a, sSa., 80. Sea.

Sttumwa, a, Sa.. 80. Ses.
Soeben lit bier Die Nabribt pon
ernitli6en 0or9dnaen i'm Sownibip
Pleaiant &ioae. i'm gountp See, i'm
iiio0itlihen 3beile bes Sta6tes. elm.
aetrohen. -~~.
glbe Yalm ,lnb feline apei 9riioer.
iuoblbabenoe ssarmer. batten. tuie be.
bauptet miro. ibren beiabrten Batter.
luelder in Der Ndbe ieinsr Gobne
luobnt. in unnlenidlider Wsiie beban.
belt. Der alte Mann mar bon ben
Nabbarn an 2eben erbaltsu woroen
uno mar Dor eini9en Sa9en in Golse
bon gntbsbrunaen getorben.
0ie SObne batten iib nab oem 5ooe
oes 8aters 9elueigert. i'm 3u ieben,
ooer aab oas 2eiaenbesdnsnib fur ibn
3u beiorsen.
Saou,h entitanb unter ben Nah.
barn Der 8sbriioer Balm cine rieiae
Grbitteruna; iie or9anilirtsn siu Yi,
ailanscomite uno beaaben lib nod Der
Mobnuns Der Yalm's, um lie su vtbee.
rem uno au feoern".
Ser Siibrer trat an bic Saustbiir
uno ilopite. giner Der Sobne. ga.
mems Mbe. 0ifnete. als sr aber bic
maslirten MdnMer fab. osren Mbiiat
er iofort abnte. rief er ieinsu 8rlbern
Su, init ibren @sluebren su tpmmen.
poraui iofort auf bic Jarmer Geuer
aeSebsn ,uuroe. Sieie srtpioerten bas
SSeuer uno Nbe Balm itiir3te t0otlid
9etrofen nieoer. .
Die 6armer Soaen lid baralif suriid
uno waren bal6 In Der Dunielbeit Der.
ibuunoen.
9ibe ipuroe bon ieinen Yriioern in
oas Saus aetra9en uno nannte Dor
ieinsm Sooe bic Namen BON iieben Sars
mern. welhe er unter bel., Wastirten
ertannt babeu iuollts. -
Tarauibin uuroen 9aftbsfebls aeaen
bielslbeu alsaelteat. porin iie oes
Moroes beihuloiat murosn. Sisie
luuroen aber bis isbt nod nibt boil.
itredt. neil bic gauge Nadbarihait er.
ilGrt bat. bab lie li9 ieoer Ysrbaitun9
Wioerieben wiiroe. oa 9lbs Balm isinen
eiaenen Bob Deridulost babe. neil er
ben erlten Sdub abaefeuert batte.
Sn GOlae bieisr 8oraHnae bsiinbet
ii6 bic aanSe @egeno III iieberbaiter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
Gimbre&er ,,l 9es Moines.

Oe6 ~ 0IWes, .S1., II. Oe3.
8efern Madt branaen ginbreder in
bic Wobnun9 Der Grau Wt. g. &ims
baQ, elmer altea Tame. tuel4e in oeln
3ehn Meilen 0itlid BON bier 9ele9enen
MitbeQpiue uohnt. unb mibbanoelten
bieielbe 10 furdtbar. oab iie mabr.
i1einli1 lterben miro. Sie Sbiireu
unb QDdnbe maren nit 8lut beipriBt,
unb MQes bentete auf einen oer,ueiiel=
ten 6ampf bin. Ser Setras Der BON
ben ginbredern gemoAten 9eute
tonnte nod niht ermittelt neroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
$15O,OOO Jeuer.
Charleston, W. 3d.,
O7 Go,

Das 9roBe Groeerp9siddit Der
Girma 2euin Subbarb & SO. 1T beute
Wor9en nieoeraebrannt. Oas 8e.
bdube bate eilen ,99ertb bon $40, 900
llno mar fir $4,000 Deriidert. Der
9Daarennorratb mar 100000 psrtb
uno nit $50. 600 periidert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04

oSs SS0s
Sdmmtlibe Mitalisoer Der Ssputir=
tentammer uno 2lnoere. ,pel6e ,pe9en
SetbeiligunS an Dem Yanamacaual=
ibuinoel prOSeiiirt wurosu. iino irsi-
geiproben Dproen. glm lebten Won=
tag tiinoiate Der Staatsanipalt al. oaB
Die Yro,eile aeaeu 6aillaro. 2aliant
uno SOper nisoerSeihlagen porosn
ieien unO perlanate. oaB sin sntipre,
tenoes Straiurtbeil asseu Ylantsau.
grton uno Maret gefdllt meros.
Der eg=Yoliseiprdieit Nuorieur. Der
am leBtsn 6reitag Uerb0rt ,puroe. er-
tldrte. oaB Die wirtlib Shuloi9en psr=
ibOnt tpiiroen. 2lrton. Der aus gn9.
LAMB aus9slieiert wurbe. bebauptetc, sr
babe cine MISUNDERSTANDING fir Die
9analcOmpanD uuternomulen uuo
1000, 600 6rancs al Ssnatoren uno
Ssputirte psrtbsilt. uslds asluilIsn
9analproietten ab9eusi9t Qe,peieu ND.
rem. yeitoben absr babe er gtie.
mano. ipnosrn nur sslsitete SisnIts
beSablt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04

9emadten ansrife aeebrt fiible unb
oaB ieln Terbalten als 8snsralsouper.
neur nur oas zines bon gbraefiibl uno
yaterlanosliebe beieelten Soloaten 9s.
Deien lei. Sieie gnariffe tpiiroen ibm
nldt idaoen. oa oieielben lsoislib bes.
balb aemaht luoroen isisn. neil Ct
feline Pflibt gctban babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
Sopaer aet0otet.

Y IN y orlG, Nas., ~. Sed.
eobn 9owarb, pel9er nad ieiner
Musiase bon Soma tam, iuuroe bellte
Moraen. a,u6lf 0teilen iiiolid bon bier.
bon Hdubern an9ebalten. bic i'm. als
ct lih aur @eaenue9r iebte, nit einem
S1ub nieberfredten uuo t0otlih Der.
iuunbeten. 9ie &duber nabmen oarauf
feline qoloene ubr unb alles 8aaraelo.
iuas iie BEL ibm Dorfanoen, lln9efdbr
$40. uno iudten oas Weite. Sowaro
tpirb 1terben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
Mit 8lutbunoe,t.

VIW II y U, Vu', II. Ut6'
Sir Yaae Gountp lino tiir3lid sluei
oreilirte Ylutbunbe ansetauft woroen.
9ieielben ,perben bonn Sheriff i'm 8e=
fdnaniB 9ebalten uno iOlen sur Ner<
fol9ung bon Yerbrehern Sermenoun9
iinoeu. Die in iiinsfer 3eit 10 bduiig
erfol9ten &dubereieu 9aben bic Nerau=
la1uns 5u oieier 8oriidtsmaBresel.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-07-08
LOCAL NEWS

Ed Deibert is in Denver, attend
ing the interstate gun club tourna-
ment and having an immense
time.
Miss Maggie McElvain left yes
terday for her home in Salid
after quite visit with friends
here.
There will be fellowship pre-
paratory service at the Presby-
terian church tonight at s o'clock.
All are invited.
A good turnout is requested at
the regular drill of the Rifles to-
night. All members are specially
urged to be present.
Postmaster Guilinger does not
like the idea of digging post
holes. He would rather buy a
good sized hole and cut it up in
smaller pieces.
Sunday is the last selling day
for tickets to Omaha at the $3.50
rate over the Denver and Rio
Grande. People intending to go
now should make a note of this.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-07-08
NOTICE

All local announcements such rs
of church services, entertainments,
and meetings are published us
news in the local columns of Tho
Tribune, but such notices and nll
local news, to insure publication
must be in The Tribune office be-
fore 8 n. m. on the day that publi-
cation is desired-preferably by
the previous afternoon. Tho
Tribune, in order to print one
half of the foreign matter it re-
ceives, cannot give any time to
local composition after 10 a. M,
unless the matter is extraordinary
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-07-08
Advertised Letter List

Following is a list of letters re-
naming uncalled for at the post
office at Florence, in week ending
July 6, 1898:
Brown, Harry G Stone, Nellie
Blaine, b f Scoot, Mrs l.
Fisher, Lewis Tawney, Miss Cornelius
Harrison, W II Toms, Thomas
Lindsay, Geo B Turner, w II
Mattoon, Milton Unique Printing Co.
Nickel, Leo Wilson, f II
Patterson, p Winans, Geo
Price, Sterling Wilson, Miss Minnie
Slower, w w
Parties calling for same will say
advertised" A. GUILINGER,P. M:
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-07-08
All News

New type, new borders, new
rule, high quality inks and power
on presses. These make an up to-
date job Office. The Tribune has
them. No other printing Office in
Florence has.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-07-08
NOTICE OF INTERVENTION


o
Batteries that have dy and inferior
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-07-08
Classified

FOR RENT elegantly furnished
room: steam heat, bath and electric
light; inquire Wilson block, cor. Main
and Santa Fe Ave.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-07-08

Brief work done accurately and
promptly at the Tribune office
opposite d. g. r. g. depot Tele-
phone No. 10.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-05-25

g. Mrs. Smith wife OF
GFfn1Y Rev. w. NJ. Smith
Io1 Omaha ST. San Antonio.
Tex. Wins the .cId "aseh
6773 was the number of
patents waited upon. during
the year of 1897. at the chicago
Dental PerIeTs, corner Houston
st. and Ave c. e773 people in
II months had their teeth fixed
up. at this office just think OF
it; we're yea one of them? II
not it would pay ,0a to be.
You can save m ney by patro-
nizing this institution and have
the finest Genital work done
that is possible.
Teeth T He'd EithOut pain from
so cants up.
0OlQ- CTONflS TIC 1in<Se Oiiif
$500.
Teeth extracted ssi;haut main
only 50 cents.
Best set of teeth from s. 90
to 500.
Don't be mislead by I'M
scrupulons. dentists. who claim
TO do work just as good and
inst as cheap Cone to US. and
save money.
Remember that all our Worh
isgaarantees and KEPT in re.
rair for 5 years.
DRS. GOODMAN & HAY s
MANIAC ERS
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-05-25
ra fntjmSa OF L0sa

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es Applied s sznrries Liza Wha
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che Wonderful & nh Book Called
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Here at lsss + Information from high
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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-05-25

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ore OF brightness, buoyancy and power.
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To piTefuIl strength. DEVELOPMENT and tone
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Age NJ barrier. Failure impossible. TWO
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The b Ok is . rely medical and scientific
useless u c uscss2s seekers, iavaluabls TO men
pnIy who7 led it.
Adcsp9 ing n q, who had applied to Us;
.sYeii, I tn you that first day Is one I'D
never forget just dubbed with JOY.
wanted TO hug everybody and tell them my
oldSseI had died yesterday, and my new SELF
was born to-day Why didn't. you tell ma
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wayTn .
And another thus:
IF you dumped a cart load Of gold et n1z
feet it would not bring such giadness INTO M
life as your method has doBe.7
Write to tho ERIE MEDICAL COMPAN1 Is
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lis paper, and the company promises to send
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. ks, and entirely free, until u IS WeA intro;
e-ed.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-05-25
FOR RENT.

The Milser'SIEoei building having
seen completely repaired is offered
pr rent for hofel purposes at reason
sblo raIes. Apply TO Francisco
Eturria.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-05-25
Fine Tailoring.

uvou want a pair of pants or a
<an Of clothes made IN the laies
sssy,jen. or clothes cleaned or dyed
ali on first class tailor
ANstssKSS FIERLINCs,
Eks Tailor
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-05-25
NOTICE.
0mea g
Rn SAMUEL l.. DH1RAlH

Our Retail FRY Goods and Notion
Store in this city, together with all
iale stock now contained therein or
pertaining thereto. and also all book
accounts due TO said store at this
date.
The business from this date will
be conducted by Mr. bworman IN
His own name and for his own ac-
count anA risk, and we bespeak for
him from the former customers of
she firm. fileir confidence, support
and patronage
BLOoMBERG & RAPHAEL,
In Liquidation
BY WILLIAM KELLY,
Liquidating Manager and Trustee
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-22
British Revenge IN Crete.

Gambia. Oct. 17.-Seven Mussulmans
who were tried and convicted of the
murder of British soldiers during the
recent outbrealSehere were hanged yes
terday. The galiows was erected on
hill that could be viewed from the whole
sound. Expecting that there would be
trouble. the British commander had
ali the British troops and sailors under
arms. The seven murderers were es-
corted ashore from the warship and
the bugles sounded lights out" be.
fore the drop fell. The soldiers were
obliged to repress a horde OF shrieling
women. The bodies were left hanging
as an object lesson to the populace
who were tremendously impressed by
the execution.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-22

TIE white Negro haters we're rails
Eng g row over the appointment of Post
szz sister TwVMAN at Junta, Va, because
ne was a colored Republican.
The FRRk LANCE reminds its contem
pOcsries that Postmaster JOHNSON at
BsY0eviiie. Va, is q colored off sial APP
rSinzed upon the urgent request OF
Congressman JONES, an-uncompromis-
EnG Democrat.
As strange as it may seem, Postmas-
Csc SoREsoE is ths only colored Demo
cratic Postmaster in the state. He
1Faq wellnigh all Of the property in
ehs ueighborhood, and upon the an-
ssk0ri<F of Congressman JONES, we de-
Sstx=s hsn1 to be one of the best fourth,
GIses postmasters in the state.
EAe &egro-haters are looking rather
~ss5cx IN the face"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-22
CHURCH HILLS BREBzEs.
Mr.. Robert Brown Obtains Divorce.
Many Deaths and Other Brevities
from the Hill.

RIcHMoSD, Va. Oct. 10, 1898.
Last Sunday our churches were not
well attended
In the morning. at the Fourth Bsp-
fist Charch Rev. Evans Payne preseh-
ed n most feeling sermon. In the AZ
ternoon. the Lords supper was adj
ministered by Rev. r Payne, assisted
by Rev. Thomas OF the Sharon Baptist
Church. The night services were good.
On Sunday morning last at the FouD
tain Baptist Church the little preasher
epoke kind words and encouraging re-
marks to the young people
The Lords Supper will be ndninist-
cred at the Fountain Baptist Church
next Sundsy at p. m.
Many turned cut TO witness the ex-
hibition ct the Fourth Church on last
Monday night. Many useful presenI 8
were given. such as tubs, wsshing-
boards, lamps, hat-racks, brooms,
bread pane, etc. Rev. J III. Williams,
the exhibitor needs to be compliment
ed
Mr.. Robert Brown is no longer a
married gentleman. but he is virtually
a single person He is prepared 10
show il necessary the written divorce.
Toe correspondent has in baud copy
OF the letter from dge Wexford Of
the Henrico County Court, which he
will pu hiish next week.
Julia Ross. who occupied a house 10
the rear OF 21C9 K. franklin. was unex-
pectingiy found desd in her bed Cn a
| mornirg of last week.
The funeral OF George Robinson. the
only child or MIR Charles T., and Mrs.
Josephine Robinson took place from
| the residence of the same, 1922 ST.,
4 on laet Sunday ct 3 o'clock. Rev. H.
| X. Williams OF the Fountain Baptist
Church presch~d most feeling ser.
mon. The deceased was 4 years,
Funeral Director. offciated.
| The ell-known DIR. Thomas. who is
EN- ploy. d by the Richmond Railway
and Electric Company, departed this
life on last Sunday. The community
will miss him.
Ellen Evans OF Franklin ST., died
| very sudden during last week.
We are ted that many went down
this week to seek employment at the
Richmond Stemmery department OF
American Tobacco Co., corner 25th
and Gary streets, and that the crowd
got to rushing and pushing so much
t~-t = woman was knocked down and
got her arm broken. The last report
is that the woman is dead.
Res. + Payne will preach ct the
FRS Bethel Church in Hanover mex
Sun lay morning and will return and
deliver an address to the Star OF Beth
1eh N Gold star) at $3.50 in the after
no m.
We feel glad to know that Miss Allie,
V. Johnson is out again.
AouILA.
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IRON SALEM.
The Teachers Institute-Many Presents


SALEM, Va, Oct. 10, 1898.
The Teachers Institute cf Roanoke
Co., Was held last week in our public
school builsiop and quite a number of
teachers were in atrsur nee. .Rela-
tive Value of Oral and Written Spell
ing" and How to Manage the Bad
Boy" with o; her interesting subjects,
we're verv ably discussed. Some or
those who were present were Misses
Amanda James, Lula v. Gibson, Sarah
]. Hannah. Pearl Frances Turner and
Mrs. Anna +. Williams Messrs. s. q.
Darlington. J. II. Gillian, Ian ,horne,
A. B. White, BriFee, ], h. ki' .. Now
lin, w. A. Scott. Kennedy, w. r. Will
son, and j. II. Duckwilder
Miss Maria E Walker accepted a pc
sition with Mrs. Major Bryant in Roa-
noke last week.
MIR. +. L. w. Clarke, photographer
of the htrG-Americsn Copying House.
Wytheville, Va, was in the city last
week in interest OF his firm, and called
on US. Cal again.
Prof. 6. G. Grant, al efficient teach
er left last Saturday Ter Blu ,hanan,
, Va, where he will again teach as prln~
cipai OF Bu.hanan Graded School. His
assistants are Mics l.. g. Reynolds n nd
Miss j. b. Kenpey.
Quite a sumptuous repast was enjoy
ed Thursday evening, thu 18th, at the
residence Of Mr. aud Mrs. Walker
! Payte on South Broad St. Those pres
ent were Or. and Mrs. B. F. Fox, Rev
i and Mrs. Walker Smith. Rev. o. :. Fra
zier and Mrs. Amelia Patterson.
The First Anniversary exercise Of
Shiloh Baptist Church began last Sun
day. Rev Bernard Tyrrell, A. NJ. OF
Lynehburg was present and preached
both morning and night Be it said OF
Rev. Tyrreli that he knows hoT to
preach the Gospel of Christ. Quite an
appreciative audience greeted the Rev
and were benefited. We are always
glad TO have him with US. The choir
rendered excellent music.
Rev W. K Ashburn preached prac-
teal sermon at the Shiloh Church on
Monday night, and Rev. Chss. Angus
tus and his choir were on hand Tues
day night.
The anniversary exercises of the Isl
Baptist Church will begin next Tues
day.
Attorneys Armistead and Ruckel
of LynchDurg. spoke last Monday
(court day. in behRlf OF Mr.. Daniel
Butler, Republican candidate for Con
gress Of the tn Virginia District. Mr.
Butler was also on hand, and made
telling speech. Oar people here ar,
with him.
Rev. B f. Fox. D. D.. will preacl
for Rev. Hunt at Rocky Mount. Sun
sday.
s. r. ANDERSON.
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AAEoa GENERAL NELSON A. MILES,
Jor1msRder-in-Chie of the Army of
che United States spoke as the Peace
-Xnhiisse At Chicago, Oct. 18th, and sale /:
while the chivalry of the South and
the yeomanry of the North We'd with
GheSr devotion to the cause of their
30aRtry and in their pride in its flag
Vxhieh noated over all, it's a glorious
x@ct ttIat patriotism was not confined
ro any one section or race for the sac
<Iflee, bravery and fOrtitude. The
VEhite race was accompanied by the
KsaKGu try of the black as they swept
over intrenched lines and later volun-
Eoered to succor the sick, nurse the dy.
Kxsg s0d bury the dead in the hospitals
.sz7d <hs Cuban camps"
ThIs was grandly spoken and we fee
Gra6hi cd at this recognition of the val
ar of one OF best races of people tht
VsaxxSd d&s ever seen.
We are coming, boys; it's little
s<SGw and tiresome, but we are com
Efzg.
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vslor Of the colored soldier in the re-
cent war on the part OF the President
of the United States.
He uttered those WORDS st the right
time and the right place. Itmakes us
feel good TO read the declarations.
Con grant that the government may
square its action along the lines laid
down by the great statesman, WILL
IAN MCKINLEY.