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George R. Kaufman, of the Leader, has been awarded a Pa by the Harmon's Journal ldow Dressing and Decorating. be first .prize for Februnrg in
 ndow dressing contest.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-03-22

MT. Eugene Altheimer is out again after a two weeks illness.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-03-22
MASON FILES A -IoN FOR ALlMONY InATTORNEY FEE
FANS OF SUPPORT
I She Has a Good and Lawful ssnse to Her Husbands l Divorce Action.

II be remembered that cn |8 MT. J. P. Mason, at the a shotgun in She hands of Fones, was forced to marry lister, Ollie, in order to save
 It will also be remembered ,son filed papers in the Chan Durt the next day for a di slleging duress.
 day the law firm of White < ner, representing the defend d a motion for alimony and .y's fees in the Chancery
 Tbe motion reads as fol-
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Mrs. Ollie Mason
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

be known that the War Office holds docu-
meuts cOncusiVely proving that EsierhalN
and Henry betrayed their trusts. and only
the permission of Emperor Wiiliam is
awaited for the publication Vt documents
showing the sentence Of Dreytus 10 De a
brutal act Of injustice
ALTGELD or THE VERDICT
CHICAGO. Sept. 9-Ex-GoyenOr Alt
geld declared tonight that the second
verdict of guilty against Dreyfus Will
play an important part in the next nd-
tloual campaign.
THE influence OF the finding Of that
C0urt-martial at Rennes." the Ex-Governor
viii be worldwide. It's significance In this
country viii be understood readily when
the imperialstic policy on the Republican
administration is exposed fully. IL VIII
carry home 90 the people the danger OF
a great standing army. which must be
maintained If "a nation VIII ue Imperial.
Dreyfus is vicarious sacrmce 10 me al
legcd honor of the army ~ Fr1n'n
SUGGESTION FOR RICHMOND.
ST. LOUIS. MO, september Am in
formal meeting OF the most prominent
merchants in 81. Louis was held this af-
tornoon. and 10 was unanimously agreed
that not one Of them would attend the
Paris exposition or make am exhibit.
At Kansas city the Hebrews met and
passed resolutions not 90 VISIT France or
handle any French merchandise until the
truth of the innocence of Captain Alfred
Dreyfus shall be known 10 the world by
a fair and impartial trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

tohcr T. he was detached from the minis
try of war and appointed 10 service ih lhr
Thirty-ninth Regiment at the Ec'le
Mnit8ire, for as stated. period OF Hltte
months. on the morning or OCTOBER IL ne
received at home. luxurious apartment
near the TrOcaderO. summons To al.eild
az the ministry ON the following MORN
ing. He lett home To- go TO the ministry,
i'm consequence, on the morning 0t Octo-
her 15 and was not seen or heard of again
until the news Of his arrest was maze
public on November 1.
ENTRApPED BY DIE CLAM
Meanwhile Alfred Drcyfus had present
ca himself at the ministry of war, where
he was received by Mai du Patty de Clam
IL am very glad 20 see my dear com
rade" said the major. we VIII go out
together directly. and I will then tell you
what j have asked you 90 come here ior
Just now am very busy. So would you
be- so good AS tO take down letter which
I will dictate To- you whilst I am sortins
these papers. IL IS letter 10 Gen. dc
B0isdefre about some documents which
M has asked me for
There were three other people in The
room all strangers % Alfred Dreyius and
"a circumstance which only struck the
prisoner atferwards-Certain mirrors had
been SO arranged thar every movement on
his features could De seen boy everybody
present
Dreyfus sat down and took up zen.
The major began o. dictate. Although
have had no news from you to the effect
that YOU wish 90 see ne. / nevertheless
send you, SIR, some Information OF inter-
est
"Then. interrupting himself suddenly he
cried out. write properly. my good fel-
low What is the matter with youf Your
hand seems To- shake
my fingers are cold" said Dreyfus
BE very careful said the major this
Is a very serious business Then he con-
tinued his dictatiOn as follows.
"Flrst note on the hydraulic brake
30 How it worked when experiments
We're made.
Secondly note concerning the cover.
ing forces. Several notifications VIII be
made by the new plan.
Thirdly. a note relating 20 Madagai-
car.
"Fifthly. the draft Of manual Of artil-
lery field practice March 70 lssi
This last document DIS extremely diff
cult 90 procure and / can only have 10 at
my disposal Cor a very few days. The min
isier has sent a certain number or
copies % the different regiments and the
regiments are responsible Tor them.
Every officer who has "a copy has 20 re-
turn 4 after the manoeuvres. -. IT you
wish TO make such extracts from it as
may interest YOU, / will procure you a
copy. subject TO your promising 10 return
10 10 me as soon as YOU have done with IT,.
Perhaps however, you would prefer that
[ should cory II out word for word and
send You the copy.
- am just starting for the manoeu-
vres"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
ENEMIES or DREYFUS
AGAIN TRIUMPHANT


Sook or the noleh Of an artillery horse
nicke,c9 outside beside the Lycce. Now
and then there was the sound OF the rat
ting Of a rifle or The clank.ng 81 sWoru
II some Officer hastily crossing the room
where the troops were stationed
MaRrc Demangc. IN hts plea for The de-
fence. began hy speaking ~ the technical
value Of the bordereau The prosecution
Nv taking separately each OF the notes
she Information supplied by the writer
~ the hordereau dcduccd the iniorma-
ton that ureyfus alone could have COM
municatea Information contained 30 the
document
eve are" said he. before court Of
Justice with which srpposluons have no
place In order 10 produce proof must
ask and We must know what was me
Information supplied.
we must have the notes delivered.
otherwise we have to deal with a
hypothesis"
Counsel then reviewed the well-known
facts IN tho case showing that Colonel
schwarzkoppcn. the German military at
lsche at paris supplied Information 60
he government years before. Regarding
The 'l0 short field gun. De said that
nniy ne internal brake Of this gun re-
rnaincd secret. but Dreyfus knew Moth
ing about a. and never asked for inf0rma-
lion from the few officers who know.
Therefore. counsel contended, Dreyfus
could not have betrayed this secret.
Regarding the practical tests OF the
gun. Dreyfus was similarly ignorant
HENRY HONORABLE
Continuing 90 plead with ereat warmth
end eloquencc. NJ Demlngo declared he
did not believe in the completely Of Henry
and Esterhazy. for Henry was honorable
and loyal ~ ~ had been the accom-
plice Of Esterhazy. Henry would have
destroyed the hordereau. Possibly Henry
had Inadvertently divulged information
20 Es,erhazy under the impression that
&c vas conversing with an honorable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
THE STORY OF DREYFUS.
Review of the Origin and Events Of
the Grea; French Case.


In view Of the celebrity Of the case, and
the fact that It has been five years since
Dreyfus was convicted. degraded and
transported TO Devils Island, to serve q
life sentence In solitary confinement II
will be of interest TO briefly review the
origin and progress of the cause up u lie
time OF his transportation. The iacis
subsequent TO that event are matters Of
such recent history that they need not be
retold. The details as recounted oeio"
We're secured last January by Mr.. Robert
IA. sherard for Mcclure Magazine.
Mr.. Sherard visited Paris for iha PUT o'e
OF the inquiry. and exhausted all avail
able sources OF correct Information.
What DE says. therefore, has the COM
bincd merits Of authenticity ana nom
p3rt'sanship.
on November 2S. 1894 NJ Edouard Drp-
mont editor of Ia Libre Parole, Of Paris,
received an anonymous letter annouhc-
ing that an officer had been arrested Tor
high treason on the 29th an ambiguous
note appeared i'm that journal asking II 1t
were true that an important arrest had
recently taken place.
HIS NAME MADE KNOWN.
Excitement in Paris was 40 fever pitch
when. on November 2. the name OF the
olhcer VINO had been arrested Wda An"ue
public. IL was then learned for the first
time, although his arrest dated from DC
tOber IA. that capt. Alfred Dreyfus, Of the
Fourteenth Regiment of Artillery, was the
man charged with the terrible crime OF
high treason.
At that time it was currently reported
that The foreign government with which
Dreyfus had trafiicked was the Italian
government and though since then it
has been stated. and Is generally accept
ed that il was with Germany that these
dealings took place. no actual informa-
ton on the subject has ever been given.
IL has since trangpired that for some
time previous 10 his arrest. IN consequence
OF a constant leakage Of documents
which had been noticed at the second bu-
reau, Dreyfus had been under The sus-
piclon Of his chiefs This suspicion must
have become certainty, when, on DC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

vice of his counsel signed an appea. n
the court of revision that bis conviction
should Doe quashed on The ground vi n-
formauty and that o. new trial should ne
ordered. The court refused the appeal. and
found that the dr-t trial had been cone
Quoted with aI the formauties impa
bv the law Drcyfus was accordingly COLE
vic.ed and sentenced without amy further
appeal being possible.
Following came the transportation io
Devils Island tle terrible fortunes Ir-
fered there hy the prisoner. the uacea Ing
labors of the faithful wife to clear tae
name of her husband, the sensational ace
cusati0ns by Emile lola. and dn1ly iae
decision of the Court of Cessation sran,-
lns the new trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

CHRISTIE. Va, Sept 9-SpaliaI-
Thieves broke into the store through p
rear window of ~. ID. Amis g. co. VIE
glna, Va. on the night of Friday hs.
They did not carry away very much. l.
iug frightened by parties passing tne store.
trhes
Mr. George Allen. living near virginia,
lost on yesterday barn contsiniugs toe
bdcc0. His loss Is estimated at So
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

NEW YORK September 9-JudsG
Thomas In the United States Circuit
Court to-day signed an order modifying
an Injunction In the case OF Frederick s.
Marquand vs. the Federal Steel Company
so as TO permit the defendant corporation
10 pay dividends on It's preferred stock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

PULASKI VA. September 9.-special--
large crowd was assembled at the
Methodist church on Wednesday afternoon
20 witness the marriage OF Mr. John
Fletcher Davis and Miss Callle Boz1ns
~ this city The church was beautifully
decorated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
THE B0RDEREAU.
How the Famons Document Came Into
Hands Of the Government.

This letter gave The exact text OF TIE
famous bordereau. or list Of documents.
on which. as far as the public knows.
Alfred Dreyfus was tried and convicted.
According 10 the most accredited YER
slon-the real facts Of the case never
have been and never will be made known
this bordereau came into the hands OF
the government IN this way:
An agent OF the military secret service
disguised as rag picker. who was in
the habit of collecting tho waste paper
thrown out into the street By the ser
wants at the German embassy, discov-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

NORFOLK. VA. sept g.-Saunders
Taylor and Hugh g whitehead won the
Virginia championship IN tennis doubles
this afternoon. Their opponents were
Messrs A. Nj. and NJ. A. Agelasto. Scores.
ga ga a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
OysterGnnhoat Kent Busy.

NORFOLK. VA. Sept. a.-The Virginia
oyster gunbOat Chesapeake. Captain W +.
Hudgins, captured about twenty schooners
and skins to-day and yesterday rough.ng
oysters in the James river beds Tho
captains Z the vessels were al lined
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
PARIS HEARD WITH JOY.

News of Dreyfus Verdict Greeted With
Approval-PapersC Comment.
PARIS. Sept. s.--The boulevards this
evening presented an animated scene. but
on The Whole ne Rennes verdict was calm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
rXCITED MODERN ROME.

ROME. Sept IA special dispatch from
Rome SAYS the sentence pronounced
against Dreyfus has produced enormous
excitement there. and that thousands OF
kilograms OF sympathy have been sent To
Dreyfus and TO Maitre Demange ana
Aaitre Labofi
TARDY GERMAN JUSTICE.
LONDON Sept IA special dispatch
from Berlin says: 1t Is now permitted to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
New Golf Capes

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the ladies
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-24
Sanuar.

Inter bidtsr Sdneeblae fbl6it Die eeiammte Nas
tur. Run lau9iam trelbeu bic Gate, nm oaS notb'
~penoigite Sebeu 81 erhalteu. 90 cub IN Setueni
G6rper. IS ieblt Der Srieb. Der nut itartem Yulie
neueS gllt IN ben AoerH oertbetlt uuo oaS alte. pers
braubte 81 ben auslbeioun9sorganeu. Der Seber uuo
ben gtereu. tortibafft. Ole Golge oaocn iiuo. fable
peb. Sdlpinoet. SerStlppien II. SeiibtSltbrungep.
@eritopiuug g,tlpmueubeit u. I 10. Was btltt bai
eiueS Der ibariel oBenoen site. nit me!cpen gelpiis
iealoie AEadialber DID beiGtpiuoeiu modbteui Bet.
leihe ni1t! 3ieie gtitlgen 0ietaue. ipie 4. y. Gueds
flbsr. %peroerben mebr, oS ne nlBen tonHteH. neuu
tie lberbanpt pom StnBea lparen. Tenn ne inbreu
nab augeublidltter SrletbterIug Iur nm 10 duet
Ter gu poItdnoigem 0tuii Der Seroal ,nsSor9lHe,
b. /. sum &oos. Sort NIT bic en- @iitei. gtlr cin
Mittel htlft; bic belpGbrten ct. 9erraro &rauterpils
len. ieue aus ben bstItrafttgfeu BlauSeH gelponnes
men Safte. S~lbereiiet nab BEN bemdbrteu. SoDrbuus
oerte alteu 9tesepte Der petieH Wiondhe BON Ct Ser
uarn. bur meuu On oieie noDrbalte 0auSarSNei.
Die III oleu apotbeteu 81 Daben III Qebrau1ft. pirb
fe aud9 I'M ueuen Sabr an Div BENIN rcu. mas eaS
oas s,eo peripr.4t: NeneS Sa9r sIbt 9oinnn9!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-24
Gum Sad1en nno Oenfen
Cline ubTuror GeCdJid1te.

Gs mar idon Serbit, als Sraulein
Sribiiug bon Sommerfelo nab Wins
tertbur reiitc, no bic Samlilie 8iered
einen netien areis bilSete. 8eionoers
sefiel ibr elm N~otbserber aus 0rauns
idmeis, Der am blauen Montas in
Weibeniee an selbeu 6ieber erfranfte
rnb in Gtauoeus am @jriinoonnerltas
beinabe oil Den ihwarSen Poden ses
itorben mdre. Taid idloiieu Die bei'
Den idlanten iunaen Meuihen oide
Sreunoidait, CUR 8erlobnns Ipenoirte
Serr Silbermann 8upierbers Sob
unb 25 Sabre ipdter rebete Serr 9olb'
ltein aui ibrer Silberbodieit 9led.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-24
Ninr rd,innfrrtioc Aut,nnrt.

Gin Veier itreibt gui meme 5rdse,
parum eisentlid ollie ShOrniteinie9er
einen idwar;en Gglinber triisen, ants
portete mir leeten CONNER elm idipars
ser @eIelle, liltis ldhelno uno 3mei
Geibsn peiBer l3abne i'm ihwar5eu
@eiitt seiseno: .Na, gum ihrar,er
glnSus aeb0rt bod INNER Der GDliuSer !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-24
Dua EdtrrrkruskiuH

0risdeu: nSabt Sbr in Der
9rauerei aub Siibner?"-O intel:
.@ie fommit gu oaraui?"-Srit'
heu: rPapa iaste, als ct neuli6 aus
Der 8rauerei beimtam, III Wiamaben:
Gin 10 iibeles Nierbubu 9ibt's sun,
speiten Mfale niht wieoer!'-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-24
Berlinird,r 5lr,thilnunsrn.

ryil0e eInen Sae init SataliIi":
Oct Wiaul mus id balten, menu
gata lielt."-Ginen Sas nit nSas
Ten: rOa ba'ten aber ems iiber'
Sopp ielebeu!~-Ginen Sat nit
r@abniinu" .Sasen sic mai, NAN
Sie'n jdor 'mal in uule'n Sarten?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-24
Gin inurrra b

Sect weiB id nidt, mas nit meis
ner llbr III: auigescsen bab' i'd lie,
bis mir Der @rm miioe semOrben IN,
geidiittelt bub' i'd lie, sesen Die 9iits
taute bub' id lie 9eidlasen, auf bic
Groe uno an Die @anb bab' ib Tie 9es
itmiiien, unS lie 9ebt INNER nod
nid,t -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-24
Eh1lrdTt beknntmett.

Stubeut g.: Gu bit 10 sashaft
beim Trinfen.~ - S%tubent g..
.Das bin id iest INNER. @eiBt 0u.
oas 1rinten iii mir idledt betummen.
Sd babe in 6auid ben Gelobrieitrd-
ger herausaeihmiiien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-24
Durrt Die Blltntr.

Grier Qebrjunge: nSase, bait
On ldun einmal ben ,Slieseuben Sols
l0nber' eieben?"-3wei 9ebra
uu9e: ,Nee, aber einen i~liesenSen
9eutifen lab ih neulid, Der meinem
Wieelter 81 auforinslib gemeien iuar. "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-24
pltrdI biz Blurlte.

Gle: rWiama hat lid entidloiien,
nod baS @eibnadtsfelt nit ms 81
ieisru. @eiBt gu i6on, mas Su ibr
l6enieu pirlt?"-Gr: nGineu IbreiBs
S~alenoerl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-24
lluTerr AtuGrr.

0ien # imam: rSitte, lit Der
Serr Stmibt gu Saule?" De
aGtjdbrige Sobn: Ger Ser
Shmiot bin id ielber, ooer miinifen
gle uielleidt ben alten Serrn Sbmibt
~ ipre6en?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-24
Gin DrTn,uiIf,

S6wiesermutter: Shire 9es
bauptuus, Bop bic Che Die &iebe OBJ
idJudbt, 1T srunoialih-im gesens
tbeil, bic Che 1T Die bette Stiite Ser
Qiebe. 50 d wieseriobn .gebns
lid wie Der Strid bic Stiise Ses Gr'
hGnaten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-24
5tirlrt ,,t prrbliiffr1.

,Gutifuloi8en sic, i'd mus sic
itou mai seieben baben; iiuo sic
nidt cine Sdmeiter ODER 8ermanSte
Der Srau 8oftor Sprinser?"-sNein
absr ih bin Srau 0ottor Sprinser
ielbli!"-,@ba, baber au6 Die Iabels
hattie Nebnlihteit!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-24
Gruuusuun.

MeSisiniider Saaoeritans
.Nad all' BEN CLAUDE ih,
SaB bic erbli6e Selaituns oes Gnses
flasten feline ireie @illensbeliimmuns
@nsetlagter
(einialleno): vunS auberSem babe ib
cine Seraun
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-24
Nnf Hsu Aruf uetrnffru.

Gtuoent: ,@as meinen Gle,
Srdulein, wie piel Elm Stuoent in iei'
nen 9Opf bineiuarbeiten muB!"-
Srdnlein (ben un9emObnlib SroBen
3opi bes StuSenten anltarreuo):
Seiies-uno sic erlt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-24
GrIfrr

gnng; ,Geuf' Dir, uniere Sreuns
bin Bertha mill ipGter Gbsmie
itubiren."-5anng: vDas itelle i'd
mir srobartie uor-io in Die t~ieiIten
Gebeimuiiie ser Sd0nbeitsmittel ein'
brinQen I'll fOnneli l"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-24
Aleinrr ,,tua1rn Ientr.

@enbarm (bOflib}: .0aS SaSen
III bier perbOteu, mein Serr!" (Sr
bemerft In oieiem a%n9enblid neben
iif Die serlumpteu Sleioer ees Saeen'
benz: rSerauS aus benz Mailer, On
Nimmel !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-24
Iredr.

6unbe: Gas 1T bod "a arg, Gle
ibreiben ba brauBen an Sbr Sdaus
feuiier: auf oas aufbii9elu Der Siite
tann gepartet lperoen, rino nun iige i'd
bier iton brei StunSen !"-M fer:
,9la uuo parten sic etlpa nidt?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-24
Auur,etptrr.

aunbe Gin Der 9eibbibliotbef)
.@eben sic mir fir meme Srau maj
etwaS redt Mooernes." = Sran:
.Oanu tSuuten mir ia aub nebenan
in ben Sleiberlaoen aehen. Wldnndlen! !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-24
8rlriNint.

Stun, Srduleiu Salesta, geben sic
uns eiuiee Sbrer SiibnensGrinnerun'
gen gum Yelten!"-.Sin ih ifon 10
oft. oab ib griuueruasen babsu
uliste?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-24
nerpupurlt.

MaSame: .@arum iino Sie aus
Sbrer uOriseu S%telluus iortaeaausen?"
-iSofe: .Gegeu Ses fleiuen Sun'
gen; Der bat mir INNER bur6's
SdliiiellO6 Saao in Die ausen ses
blnSenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-24
GrklIrunu.

.Seben Gle mai, pie baufdllis bas
SurItbaus iIt!" - vTaran trdst Der
SberfSrlier ielber Sdulo - @ie
io?"-.Der liigt, oaB ii4 Die Salfen
bieQen"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-24
Rnshnft.

aOdin (als Die Sausfrau reiultats
los Die Slide ourdiudt, oh lid nidt
elm SolSat BARN perItedt bat): rSn
meineu Sinserbut baben Wiabam rod
nidt 'reineeidaut!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-24
nnd1 rtiuua.

Webatteur: rSbre 9eoitte
babeu mid tiibl gelailen.
@terIin9: rabsr oas III bod gar ni9t
10 libel i'm CONNER
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-24
Hd1lpd1te AuarrHe.

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bas g1ieu beibwert): mGas Sleiih III
10 3ab, SaB mans faum fdneioen
fann!" - @irtb: nGntiduloisen
sic, Die MeiIer Iauseu niGts!~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-24
Gfufuu1,

Srau: .Gas MAIDEN mir MIR,
Samit mir bic r~iidltanbise Mietbe BON,
Gtuoenteu Spapo bereinbefcmmen?"
-9atte: Die anoeren Parteien
Iteiaern mir, alte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-24
Riilrtrr EfdIluH.

49,. Dieier Siiiiier III ndmlid
bom Giieubabn' 8esiment-"-Oa #
fifb: ugtd, Der reitet semiB eas
SampiroBl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-24
Gin Hpltra Abort.

p9luu, pis lit bie bsutige @abl fur
sic ausseiallen?"-uSd babe cine
GtimGle aui mid rereiniat.~
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-12-06
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE J, 1885,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
,uni,ei States Land OHicc.
la GranIr. Ofrvun. Nov, "A

Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with the
provisions ot the act OF Congress oi June I, 1873.
entitled An act Tor the sale ot timber lands In the
states Of California, Oregon. Nevada and Washing
ton Territory,
GEORGE W Inrr,
OF Sumpirr, County Of Baker. State ot Oregon has
this day filed In this office his sworn statement No,
oo, tor the purchase Of the " " Sc y and !. sw y
oi sec No 8. In township No 10 south. range No. y,
W ~, and will offer proof to show tina, the land
sought II more valuable tor Its timber stone than
Tor agricultural purposes. and to establish his claim
To SAID land before the Register and Receiver oi this
office at La Grandr. Oregon. on Thursday. the 18th
iay Of February, 1900,
tie names aS witnesses; Michael lynch. Henry y,
Durgan, Phillip H. Hafiesty. Harry L. Shepherd. all
ot Sumptet. Oregon.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the above
described LANDS are requested to file their claims In
this office On or before said 18th iay ot February.
1000. u. W. BARTLETT, Register,