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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-01
An lnvincib!e Horse Tanner.

Ida Rose McCabe sketches in the
February st. Nicolas the life-story of
an obscure country boy, whose love of
horses" turned a leaf in civilization"
and brought him, beyond any man of
mis- time, into close social intimacy
with the crowned sovereigns of the
world.
his nam was John S. Rarey. Early
in the century, his father-a Pennsyl-
vania Dutch farmer-cleared a tract
OF forest land on the outskirts of
Ohio's capital. IN this virgin spot
was built a log cabin, in which the flu
ture horse-tamer was born. The cab
in in time became the beginning of the
village of Groveport, known half a
century ago to lovers Of horses
throughout the civilized world. b,
While a babe in his mothers arms,
it was young Rareys delight to watch
the animal life on the farm. To pc
the horses and cows was ever to the
boy a keen pleasure. When he could
make his way aione to the farm-yard,
a. was observed that the friskiest colts
were docile under the caressing
strokes of the child's hand. John was
the youngest of seven children. At
this period he was the only child at
home. The Rarey farm was isolated.
Many miles lay between neighbors.
Having no youthful playmates, his
warm little heart made friends Of the
chickens, the cows and the colts. At
the age of three years it was his de-
light to ride astride the plough-horses
One significant incident in the child
hood of thes~invinciDle horse-tamer"
was frequently related by his mother.
1t occurred in his fourth year. The
family being at tie dinner-table one
day, it was discovered that the chair
of the youngest was vacant. A ser
want was sent in quest of the truant.
The fields, the barns, the hay-mounds
were searched in vain. A terrific
scramble was heard at length, in
gravel roadway nearby To the hor-
Tor of the distracted household, John
ny harey was discovered upon tne
back of the widest colt on the farm.
Expecting to see the child fall to
the ground every moment the father
started to his rescue; but to the relief
of the household, the colt and rider
soon refined up in safety at the barn
door. When reproved for his conduct,
the infant replied that he and the colt
were the best of friends To convince
lis father Of 'his mastery of the colt,
he mounted and dismounted bridled
and unbridled the animal, who, to the
astonlshment of the spectators, sub
mitted to his young masters directions
His control OF the colt was much talk
ed of in the neighborhood. From that
time tbe young horseman was in great
demand to carry messages between the
scattered farm houses. Before his
ninth year his reputation for horse
manship in that part of the country
was unrivaled
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-01
To Keep in the Mental Note Book.

I'll rec things to admlre-Intellectua
power, dignity and gracefulness.
Three things to love-Courage, gen
tleness and affection.
Three things to haIe-Cruelty, ar
rCgance and ingratltude.
Three things to delight in-Frank-
ness, freedom and beauty.
Three things to wish for-Health.
friends and a cheerful spirit.
Three things to ayoid-Idleness, To-
quaeity and flippant jestlng.
Three things to fight for-Honor,
country and home.
Three things to govern-Temper,
tongue and conduct.
Three things to think about-Life,
death and eternity.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-01

Agoncillo has another message that
he wishes sent to congress- 1t Will be
ignored There is no good reason why
he should be heard by any one in the
United States government, at least un-
til he has been acknowledged as the
representative of some foreign power,
and then he will have the opportuni-
ties to express himself before the peo-
pie that any other minister to the
Court of the United States has.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-01
Oil Notes.
YESTERDAYS MARKET.

Messrs. Berry and Davis are getting
the lumber on the ground for a new
rig on the Bailey farm.
Haddox & Hall are moving a rig
from the Cheesman farm to a location
on the Benedict farm.
All Oil Co., of Lowell, reached the
sand on the Keeler farm last evening
The we'll shows for fine producer.
PlCtsburg, Jan 29.-The Southwest
lad little in the way of new develop
ments TO discuss during the past week.
The Scio development was the leading
attraction for the reason that several
wells are known to be certain to get
She sand and their location were such
as to make or condemn an extension
Of the field This was true of two
wells in particular to the east, the
Kimmet and Deswall farm tests.
Both wells were drilled in Wednesday
the first named proved to be fair pro-
ducer while the last named is a dust
or. a companion to the Amos dry hole
to the northeast, The Deswall test is
located about two miles east of the
town of Sclo and shows that no Oil has
been deposited in the Berea formation
at that point. The Klmmet well makes
it look more promising for the holders
of territory between its location and
the main developments on the west.
1t Is only fair producer, but assures
profitable wells mile to the east of
developments. The duster to the
northeast and the one to the east are
accepted as evidence that the field Will
not be extended any further in either
direction mentioned.
There has been nothing as yet to
coreiemn an extension in any other di-
rection. 1t is true the Russell Bros
well on the John McLandsborough
farm, to the extreme southwest, is only
, small producer and holds out small
, inducements to carry operations far
ther in advance on the southwest line
For a mid-winter month, Scio shows
! more activity than has been noted il
any development for many years Thi
is not so much to be wondered at, ,whel
the developers of the territory are talk
en- into account. Among the mum )e
can be seen some of the most energel
= ic operators from Pennsylvania, Yves
Virginia and Northwest and South
eastern Ohio Very few new to tn
business are interested in developin
), Sclo territory. The Oil and Gas CO
-, was composed OF natives, but the
q dropped out when they turned owe
= their holdings to practical operator
from Warrington, w. Va, and pocket
ed 100000 of the Mountain Slater
good money. A very few of the na
tives have had the courage to go u
against the business in small wa.
but the old timers From up the creel
and elsewhere regarded it an eas
proposition and cut loose in a way thu
was bewildering to the Scioan. 1t
il too late for them to receive any immt
e. ulate benefit from this object lessor
but later when the excitement ha
passed away the natives will discovt
II that they have imbibed some of the o
1t mems push and energy and they wi
[. be the better for it,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-01
Many People oaanot Drink

coffee at night. 1t spoils their sleep
3oI can drink Grain-O when you please
ard sleep like atop. For Grain-O do, S
not stimulate; it noTihhcs, cheers and
teeh'' Yet it looks and tastes like the
best coffee. For nervols persons.
young people and children Grain-O is
the perfect drink, Made from pnre
grains. Get 4 package from YOU gro.
Ger today. Try it in place of coffee.
Is and 25c. ftN7.+
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-01

Wonder if the gas mains cannot be
buried in West Virginia deep enough
that the sudden changes in tempera-
ture will not cause such serious trou-
BILE in the city as has been experienced
for the third time this winter.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-01

1uere is a point beneath which the
cold air does not affect the length of
metals, even a gan line, by expansion
and contraction. Much of the terrors
of the cold waves would be removed II
the lines were buried below this line.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-01

Laws of nature are not easily over
come. The only way to avoid the eff
fects of the laws of nature is to put
yourself beyond the reach of certain
laws and within the control of others,
You do not change a law in the least,
but you place yourself beyond the
power of it to do you harm.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-01
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 'lsee.

TAe gas weakening just at the time
it is most needed is an old story, but 1t
loses nothing in the reacting of the
tale.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-01

DIR Bulls Cough Syrup will givo Inn
med ate relief to child sufIocating with the
dreadful Group Mothers keep this reliable
m dicine always handy. and 10 viii save ! on
,mtuy uneasy hours. 1t COSTS but - els
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-01

The zero weather is getting in its
work in good earnest. The guage here
stood at the zero mark for several
hours previous to going to press.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-01

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take CIscarets Candy Catlartic 1Oc or 25c
II q. O. Q. fail to cure, druggists refund money
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-01

Take Laxative BrOmO Quinine Tablets. Al
lruggists refund the money II it fails to cure
sc The genuine has l.. b q. on eacu table.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-01

RRA UT ---This Is not made bU some
"unknOWn," "but by one lCh0se name Is n
Utdrnntee Cf purity and qHnLihI. T'rD It.;
a0thing better. OniU sc Il quart, lie a
gallon.
WEHRS & SONS,
No 2SS Fnnnt Finest Groceries.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-01

Auditorium, Thursday, Feb, Cd
Seats at Blume's jewelry store.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-01

ROOMS FOR RENT. Desirable for
light housekeeping at 525 Fifth street.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05
gu WilbcrtbiQe, Soma,

itarb S6nefter 9drnaba, poblz
perieben bur9 Rep. Wagener pon5uirs
bants, Sa., oa bic Seeliorser Der Sc
meinbe gu Dubuque in ben grer5itien
paren. sSbr Sob fam, trob Der Waiz
ieriu9t an pel9er lie fit, etpas unz
permutbet. Bel Der feierliden 8eers
bisung paren 5usegen: Hep. Niibel
BON 9ilbertspiIe, Hep. Semeidtb bon
Waterlop nebit benz pfarrer Rep.
Nemmers nel9er bic 2ei4enrebe in
bereoten Wprten iiber bas Spferz
leben Der @eritorbenen rebete. Die
8abre Der @ntieslten trueen SpDlf
f6parSgetleibete Sunsfrauen nit neiz
BEN S6letern pGbreno Dor Der 2ei9e
peibqelteibete S9ulmGO9en climber
i6ritten. Die peritorbene Shfpeiter
mar Sc Sabre aft, mar 81 Sabre i'm
2ebrfa6e unb 7 bierpon in 8ilbertsz
billie tbdtis. lin elm Batter unier fir
bic ebele 8~erftorbene pirb sebeten. Sic
mDse ruben in Srieoen!
g. 6. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05
Cine neme Vbaie IT.. oen 81
ct. Souis Wirrcu

lit baburh eingetreten, bab Hep. Gluif
feline 3eiigndtipn als Pfarrer Der Ct.
Patrids Sir3e eingerei9t bat nnb 8iz
i9of SanNen's bieIelbe in Der S6lpebe
bdlt biz Der QpoI tolii6eO legct Wfgr.
Martinelli 81 Waibingtpn Die S6pieS
rieteiten in Der 8emeinbe erlsbigt bat,
pel9e 9ii9pf SanfTens in beien Sdnz
be gelegt bat. yMtttlerpeile", i6reibt
Der Sberbirte bon 8sllepiae, vunb
bauptId9Ii6 bamit bic Yfarri9ule err
Dffnet neroenn fam. ernenne ib ben
BOOM. Batter 6artins gum Mbminiz
TRAITOR Der CT. Patrids 9emeinbe in
SIT Ct. 2puis." SGmtlt6e Yrieiter
Der 9iDSeie SeIeoile baben Ha9ri9t
bon bieien @prgGn9en erbalten. Sbs
i4pn Die Hebeaen in Der @bbantung
8ater Clues einen Sieg protlamiren,
fiir9ten sic pffenbar Migr. Martiz
neli iperbe lie nod peniger gelinoe be
banbeln als es gii9Of Sanhens getban
bat. Der %ernannte 4omini Itratp Hep.
Sarfins pirb als elm piirbigsr Yriez
iter geidiloert. Die vNmerita" be-
hauptet Elm prieiter aus ct. 2ouis Der
felt Der HebeQion Rat6ge6er seipeIen
lei, babe on elmer gebeimen 9eriamm>
lung Der Hebeaen tbeilgenommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05
&emicn mirb auf icimem ,,9enti9en
Gage" scsrn Gin Slnbnik nit
Gnglano prntefiren.

&em e n, Sa., %. Dug. '99.
@ertbe Heoaftion!
Die Seier bes beuti9en Sages unb
suglei6 audi cine Prpteit@ 8eriamm@
lung Der SeutI6en bon Ylpmputb
Gountp lit jebt auf ben %. September
'99 feitgeitellt, unb nirb in &emien,
beu beuti9eiten Stabt bes Horbpe>
item Sopa's on %senanntem Sage itattz
fiben.
gls Grcecutip : Gomite tpuroen bic
Serrn 5. 9. Meinert, Yrdiibent, Sobn
9rotte, Setretdr, Nifolaus Sass, g.
0enb, Seinri9 Ibmann unb Sbeobpr
Scott ernannt uno bieie pie bic anbes
rem Gpmites iinb fleibis an Der Or
belt, bic Sadie su fDrbern.
Seutf6e Hebner in Der perIon bes
Serrn Nitolaus 9onner bon Dubuque
unb 81. 6. 2uBe bon Sipur Girb, iinb
fir bieien Gag auserIeben unb ges
nannte Serrn baben ibr @ri9einen suz
9eiugt. Die beutI6en @ereine bon Sc
Mfurs, Siour GitD, Qltpn unb dnberen
Na6baritGbten iino bereits eingelaben,
unb peroen Ii9er in gutter Qn5abl err
f6einen. chandler babte ie~benfalls,
Der beutf6e Mi6el i'm @eiten Sopu's
lei eingei9lafen. Dies mar absr tei>
nespegen Der San. Bir tparsn itets
auf unierem Yoiten uno baben Der
beuti6en Sepegung i'm Often pole
IufmertIdmteit gei4enft uno ibre
Sbaten bon SerSen gutgebeiBen. Sect
fpolen audi mir uns 9aa@
rem unb bas quite 0ert fortieben unb
unieren Na6barn seigen, baB mir uns
iere beutf6e 4bItammung, beutI6e
Suaenben uno Sitten 81 piirbigen
niFen. @ir perben in turser I3eit
Sbnen Elm politGnbises Brogramm Der
Seier suihiden.
en- Der SerIammlung bes 3pei9s
pereines Der 81. &. g.. g.. nurbe Yaul
Sent als 9elesat our @eriummlung
bes Gentralz8 ereins in Ct. Yaul err
nGblt.
Dim 4. Sept. fGnet bic fat6. 8farrz
i6ule bier pieoer an. Oas S6ulges
bGube bat bebeutenbe 8erbeIIerunoen
erbalten unb ma6t in ieinem bii6IGen
neuen qnitri4 einen por3iigliden Gin
orud.
s. Mf. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05
Seilcibsbej6llKe.

Sn einer Notwithstanding bon Ga
Gale Sol e. 3. s.. wnroeu III peril. 0o6e
foI9enbe Sei6Iiiie etnitimmi9 aueeuommen :
90 es @ptt o%sio0sn bat, ~unicren wertbsn
SerelnSbruoer Sobonm SoleufeIj ms Sent
leitS abSuruien, uno
ga Der Srbeu in Germ Sobauu Soueus
Tel; ein ebrenwertbes, auiri6tiges un6 trenes
Uttt9ltPo uno infer Sol einelt wertben
Sereinsbruoer, ieine Satin eincn eelie6ter
lulo tbeuren @atten, feline gltern einen aits
bau9It9en uno pfi6t9etrelen Sobn per-
loren baben, 10 lei es hermit
Sei6Ioiisu, baB Ga Gale Sof go.
456 ben COB oss WitbrIoers 6oQeniel, be-
%trouert, uub Der 9Sittpe, ben Gltern NIB
benz gruoer beS 8eritorbeneu lein geileio
entbietet, unb iei es ierusr
Sei6lofsn, baB bieIe gef6liilIe in
uniere Si6er eiu9etra9en, in ben glGtterll
Der Staot uerofentli6t perben, NIB baB
cine abi6riit oerlslbsn Der @ittue unIeres
perltorbenen WtttbruberS iibermittelt perbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05
.. 81. St. GentraisGereiu.
Cir $500 na9 ct. @aul nnb
,uriif.


Die 8emii6ungen Der beiben Gomt>
te5 oes g. g.. pius : 2(lp6onIus 8er>
zines Der ct. Mdrien uno bes Ct.
NIobiius @ereines Der !6er3 Seiu Sc
meinbe BADEN bas i90ne &eIultat gu
Oer5ei@nen, baB ben 8iirgern bon 9u>
6uque uno Der llmgegenb 8elegenbeit
gebpten lit ben Jeierli9teiten Bel Der
@rDffnung bes .. sc. 6. Central
8ereines bei5upobnen unb 5ugIei9 bic
groBen S9peiteritdbte bes Norbpes
itens, ct. Paul unb Minneapplis, gu
6eii9tigen.
Der Grcuiionssus tpiro auf Der G6is
cdQo Great WeItern 9abn Dubuque
am Samstag Qbenb ipGt OerIaFen unb
Sonntag frib in Ct. Puul iein po
oerIelbe pieOer Sonntdgs @6enos
fortfd6rt uno am MOntag MfOrgen in
Dubuque anlangt. RG6eres iiber bic
5abrt fam BON einem Der fplgenben
6erren oes Counties erfabren tperoen:
80. G5i5et, @priibenber; Bil6elm
Meuier, Sefretdr; 6. u @Dlfer, So
bann 5rerler, Georg !SiGe unb &arl
ober BEL benz Gptalaaenten Der
6. q. u. 763 MainsS trabs Subuz
que.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05
Splncn's GnmpanB nno 0Dtbc's
sSaIf.

Sn elmer ungliitlt6sn Stnnbe geries
then mir perfl. Wo9e ms bteit9e
Spernbaus unb Stpar geraoe i'm eriten
gltte ais SauIt, @0tbe's betunnte Wtetz
iterrpQe, ben Seufel anrtef Inn gu
6iilfe AT ellen. Der ,S6mar5e" err
I6ien aud, nur mar er ROTH, feuerrotb
oetleioet uno pbne S6nonS. 8etdnntz
ii4 lit GDtbe'8 SauIt i'm Original elm
Enlightenment Der St9ttunit unb, tpenn
ri9ttg erfabt, pafenO ~ausitdffirt uno
out qeipielt, elm padenbes Stiit Bib
nenliterdtur obf6pn es pom tdt6oliz
ihen Stanopuntte aus re9t apeifelz
batter Natur lit. Was uber Die Sols
ben's So. nit benz b d n Sauit
argeriGtet baben, bas bdtten mir ben
2eiern niht ent6iiQt, ipenn es nt6t 10
ppiiierli6 pGre. 8orerit nurbe nur
Der Souptbeil bes Stiites ge9eben uno
ben te 9 muBte man
mebr errdt6en als man ibn e
II tonnte.
Imuiant mar 5unal elmer Der in Der
@irtli9tsit ni9ts peniger ais oas 1T
nGmli6 Der Seufel. Soeale Wibe ipas
rem es aber ni9t Die Der naotbe" lp8z
lieB. DIS er gefrdgt puroe, BON elmer
8erIon, bic ibn ni9t fannie: DO pou
life Dpur 6ome?" fagte er, m9oD in
bel CON s.. limb bann mai es ettpds
banal gu einem Der Spieler, Der thn
ais Scr. Sepil dnreben ppllte, ia9te:
vcyn that cafe S'u Iee Dou later. Cine
i60ne unb pieliagenbe S3ene 1T iene,
no bas Sc rem an Der &ir6entbiire
heQ erleu6tet gldnSt, mas ben Seufel
frie9en ma9t. @ret9en, b. +. Die
Srauenfigur in Sauit, itelt betanntli9
bic uni6ulo bar, pel6er Der Seufel
bur9 0r. Sauit perfplgt. 8ret4en in
6oloen's Spiel ftrengte beg 3ui9auz
erS g ; q E gu fart an. 9retz
6en mar e6en rameritdniiirt", MANI
lic6 es lief Elm ipinoelbiirres nit
S6minfe belaoenes Weibsbilp berum
uno betm &ir6gang erinnerte es einen
blutnenig an cine bon Nnodbt erfiQte
9erIpn. Dob Tie that ibr 9eItes unb
mir ponen ni6t gu Itrenge iein. 3 il
ginell iparen Die beutI6en Stuoens
ten, audi fart nna9 amerifaniI6er"
Mobe SugeI9nittene, biinbeinige Serls,
Die mai tein prbentlt6es beuti6es
MaBer'l ausbalten bdttent0nnen.
Sang ei9enartige Gefible erpedte es
BEL ben 3uf6auern, ais Der Seufel aus
einem Sign" Der Dubuque Malting
So. fu~nteInoen 8ein berporaauberte.
SelbIt Der cine Spteler, Der Menid
nit ben SO Gt5. an epening 9efi6t,
mubte ld6eln. Was uns ni9t gefiel,
mar bab man Die S3lubicene tpp 9r.
sSduit Dem Seufel entgebt inbem er in
cine Stride ilii9tet, plDbli9 in elmer
Scene eri6eint, Die pobl SuuIt barItelz
len ion tpie er @ret9en i'm Simmel
iiebt. 9os lpas man o6er bort aui
Der 8ii6ne fir Den $ immel 3uidmz
mengetragen bate, mus pffen6ar Der
y8Gniebtmmel Der s uben" eefpeIer
Iein, benn es mar 10 ettpa5 tpie Elm al
tee Sir4enfeniter, bas i'm S%intergruns
De itano. Gum Slid fiel Der 8orbang
qlet9 un0 Der rperungliidte" SimmeI
mar nieoer fprt unb mir tpdren frpb,
6ub aud bas .iiberItanben" mar,
oenn bon Dem beutI6en @efiiblslsben
unb ben ibealsn Srieben Der MenI6z
belt berIteben 9elomo6er unb gpuliIz
ieni6ieber pffenbdr b~luttpeniq.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05

llnfere 39ets Nusmabl bon iuplene1
&leloermaaren peroient Sbre Nufmert.,
tamtett, per 'Waro. 1876
gSir m66ten Sbnen iebr oerne un4
lere ausrpabl bob9raoiaer Nobeltp
plNios uno reide. luitr6ie Grepuns
aeigen = aud infer Ga9er itperer
56solli9e Sudiortsn fir Gode im'
6reien 1T unber9leidlid
36sOliae aan3 mollsne cuttings, in
ben belten GARDEN, 9anS neue Waaren
per Yaro 1876
40S0aiae idlpar,e Wobair Borders,
llei,e Wl,fter gtltes Su1, naibs6te
6arben per Oaro. .25e
%50sOaiaes, feinss Spil Serge, per
guto .5Oe
50SOai9es Paauiu Sud-, f66nes
Sdwars. ertra id,usr, aerooe rett fir
perfect bdn9enoe &ode, per Yaro $1.O0'
&dumrn9sOertauf BON wai6barsn
gBdaren = l5c Simities, 15c Snota
S%sioenitOffe l24e NrosleI CORDS. -
SNs lebte nnieres 2a9ers BON WaId.
barren Waaren. sic baben bic @us.
iuabl 10 LANCE lie oauern per Yaro Sc
&dumun9s=Serfauf bon leinen Sui.
tln9s 6ribsr zoe per Daro - bic Ius.
ipabl leBt per Yaro fur. .12r'
~54sOai9ss, Cream SiI6-9 amast per
Yaro .25e
70 soliae r0ans leinenss" irii9 Satin'
6tn;ib. idOne Wuiter per Yarb. SOC
~58s0aiaes, tiirtiih rot9es Samast,
reue Wuiter. maIhsdte 6arbsn, =
SPECIAL g1ertb - per Naro. .25e
36,Onige frunsOIiide Sateens, maid.
edte 6arben. ilr Srapsrie uno Som.
forts, per Uaro. 14e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05

Wcbair Selfsbotteo 8ranit Suh,
38 Soil brett. nit fran,ofii6em Siniib,
mir quite Garben, per Yaro 49,. $50
Seutfbe, gang molene Ytaios, 3S
3Dll brett. Die pppuldre Soee fir ge-
tbeilte GOde. &ameelbaar Gffeite,
per Oaro. -. -. SOC
SdOne bIaus Sdattirunsen in 40.
Soligenl. 9anS wollenem Sia9onal
Suh, uno aud in anoeren 9uteu 6or=
ben, per Yaro. ...............5 500
Neues 5O3Oniaes, gang mollenes
Gbepiot, neue Shattirunssn in roth
uno quite SAattirun9sn in blar.
pei Uaro ...51r
gteue 44s0lise. gang iuolene, broten
Stripe Suitin9s. reides Braun. Ylal
ulo neues 8riin, per yaro. 49, 5e
3iusisDAiae oreifarbi9e Sheds, oas
Su6 1T 38 3pl brett. rei6e Sarben-
ldattirun9en, fiir &Ofe ooer Wailts.
per Uaro. SOC
Seutibe 9laios. lusidss, gang ipole.
mes Sud-, lie iino 10 idOn. oaB unIere
Sel6reibuna niat 9eniiQt, sic Iollen
olslelben ieben tommen. per Yarb $1.00
Gameelbaar Sud, iolioe SSarben,
lebt porsiiglih gut fir Suits uno
Rode I'M 6reien = SrfOro, glau uno
@altor. per Waro ...... $3.50
&eiae bomeipun Suitinss, per
yaro. .$1.5O
Seoermann meib. bab tpenn er Elm
Sleio 81 pppulGren Preiien baben mill,
Sbompion's Der Ylab oafiir lit.
Neue Plaios. beren 8leihen in
S6Onbeit uno preis Hismano in Dill
buque bat. per Waro....... ...25c
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05
Mus CARING, Soma.
@arIing, Sa., 81. DUG.

ValllH 9, Sa., 81. Jug.
Wertbe Hebattipn!
Wie in Sbren gei6dBten 8ldttern
81 leien lit, beri9ten bic S~asesblGtter,
unier Seelforser Rep. Summert lei
auf 1000 S9abeneriaB pertlagt NOR
ben. So9 lit Der bo6p. Serr bis beute
nod ni9t bor 8eri9t selaben porben.
Gs banoelt ii9 offenbar pieber INN
cine @erunglimpfung, nelde ni9t fas
tbolii6e 3eitungen einem tatbpli19en
priefter antbun ppqen, neil berielbe
einfu9 feline Yfli9t getban bat, gu De-
nen iiA bann nod anoere pertommene
perionen binSugeftellt baben, bic ni9t
einen Sent beiiben unb bann aus
Salf6beit uno HiebertrGGtigteit @elb
ungere6ter Weiie beraus3upreiIen fuz
6en. 4lio ipieber leergebroi6enes
Strob fir peri4nappte 3eitungsi9reiz
Der.
Serr peter Wilperbing, Spbn bes
Serrn Mi9ael @ilnerbins bon bier,
(gebiirtig aus &ana9) nirb am 20.
Sept. bon Sem gort aus nit benz
Sampfer Bennington" mad Qntpers
pen reiien unb bon bort aus na9
Snnsbrud in Sirol, um feline Stubien
baielbit fortSuieben. @liidli9e Heiie!
Sn unIerer ct. Soiepbs : Stride
oabier purbe bonn 81. Quguit Bis gum
3. Septmeber cine iegensrei9e Mifiion
BON ben SeIuitenz@Gtern q. so. bon
SasasRablib unb g. Ieubranb bon
prGrie bu gbien, Wisc. absebalten.
I4tunsspoa
~ S. g. M.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05
Yin 9anbS SI@er.

@ir bobsu oil 100 600 @ter uor;iislidsr
Sarm gdnbereiet IN Wiuueiota unb Glib
Gotota 3u Yreiieu pon SIS bis $21 pro ader
3l pertauieu
Gbenials cine 6arm pom ,020 older nit
9uten @ebGlloeu
Gin Sarm Don 440 alder, IGmmtli9 cllti-
uirt, nit 9uteu GebGuoen.
Gin lid gut ;ablenoes 0otel uno onOereS
Sarm- NIB StaoteiSentbum entpeoer 81 per.
fanien ODER gu uertoui6ell.
Bite bel unS por3uipreben uno mir ner:
ben Ssbreu Miiniben entipre6en.
Sobn Yicr Il &c.,
@runhei9crtbum uno 0erli6ertn9s a9ent,
352 Siebeute StraBe, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05
&bcumatismus, gan; sleid ppn mel:
der Nrt uno mic LANCE ar=
ffchen0, ae9eilt!

I'd babe cine Webi;in entbedt. bic obue
3meiiel oas auerbeite Seilmittsl fir &bsu:
matismus lit, has iemals benz Qnblitnm
~oiierirt pur6e, uno wiinite besbaIb, bab
bieielbe befanlt miro.
gSas bic Webisin anbetriiit, 10 muB i'd,
obne piele @orte an peri6wenoeu, bebaups
ten, bab Iie nod in teiuem Sale, no lie
ri6tis 9enommem wurbe, lire g9irtung per:
ieblt bat, wosu i9 mein prieiterlides Gbrens
mort 9ebe. Die Mtebi;in mirb in Slaidei
perianbt NIB toitet 81. 90 per Slai9e. SaS
@elb mub bic geiteuuu9 be9Ielteu. Meine
2l6reiie int: Hep. Gbas. SaSs,
GiteQile. g. ..