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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-03-04
An Army Wife.
BY CAPTAIN CHARLES KING.
SYNOPSIS.
Copyrighted. 1896, by F. Tennyson Neely.l

SYNOPSIS.
Chapter I. = Fannie McLane, a young
widow, is invited to visit the Graftons
at Fort Sedgwick. Her sister tries to dis
suade her, as Randolph Merriam (whom
she had Tilted for old McLane) and his bride
arc stationed there.
Chapter II-Fannie McLane's wedding
causes family feeling. A few months later
she, while travelling with her husband.
meets Merriam on his wedding tSp.
Chapter III.-Some time previous to this
Merriam had gone on government sur
vey, fallen i'll, and had been nursed by Mrs.
Tremaine and daughter Florence. hasty
note from Mrs. McLane's stepson takes
him to the Plains.
Chapter IV.-Young McLane dictates to
Merriam a dying message, which is sent
to Parry "a young Chicago lawyer and
brother-in-law of Mrs. McLane). Reply
causes Merriam to swoon. He Is taken to
the Tremaine's; calls for Florence.
Chapter V. - Engagement of Florence
Tremaine to Merriam is announced: we'd
ding shortly follows.
Chapter VI.-Mr. McLane is mysterious
ly shot in San Francisco. Merriam is
greatly excited when he reads account In
papers. White still in mourning Mrs. Nc
Lane prepares to visit Fort Sedgwick.
Chapter VII.-Mrs McLane arrives at
the fort. Merriam is startled at the news
and he and his wife absent themselves
from the formal hop that evening.
Chapter VIIl.-Mr. and Mrs. Merriam
pay their respects to the widow on ar
evening when she would be sure to have
many other callers. When the call is
returned Merriam is away, and his wife
pleads illness as excuse for not seeing
her. Mrs. McLane receives telegram: car
rested, Chicago. Your uncle stricksn-par-
alysis. You will be summoned. Secure
papers, otherwise lose everything. c. M ;
She faints and Is revived with difficulty
Chapter IX.-Mrs. McI.ane desires to see
Merriam. Grafton persuades him to go
but the widow postpones the meeting till
next noon.
Chapter x. - Florence learns Merriam
has been to see Mrs. McLane, and in a
storm of passion will not allow him
TO explain. Then comes a brief summons
to him to relieve the guard.
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INTERIOR ARRANGEMENT.


high and four lengths, or six feet of six
inch Acron pipe on top Of brick. The
ventilator over the boiler is of galvan-
lied iron, eight inches in diameter, six
feet high with damper Il, it. This
takes away gas that may escape, and is
regulated at night to keep the house
ventilated.
The boiler is for hot wafer, and is the
best thing of its kind I have ever seen
for portable boiler. This Is the Sec
ond winter have used Ii. and do not
have any trouble to keep the house at
60 degrees, when it is zero outside. 1t
takes two tons of egg coal, and one-half
ton of screenings for the year round by
putting on little coal four times a
day. The coal bin will hold one-half ton
of coal and one-half ton IF screenings.
There is about 112 feet of two-inch
piping in the form of the letter L ruiz
ming under the west side and end of
bench. The east side is portable, SO
can take the bench down when want
to stand chrysanthemums on the
ground. After they are gone put the
bench up again, and everything is all
right.
The water tank issupplied with water
from the roof of the shed The house
ard shed arc double boarded on by
joist, making it four inches thick
and filled with sawdust. There are
two doors at tile entrance. The outside
door is good thing. as it keeps the
other door from freezing or weating.-
Charles S. Bingham, in American Gar
Iapipp
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-03-04
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A CHEAP GREENHOUSE.
How Massachusetts, Gardener Built
a Very Good Structure for Very
Little Money.

have seen from time to time instruc-
tons on building various styles of
greenhouses. Now think I have Que
that some others would like. 1t is one
which l made myself during my leisure
moments, both night anG morning. I
present the drawings that others may
do as l did. The plan is 1-16-inch to the
foot. The rafters and uprights had
made, but the rest of the work l did
myself.
There are 600 panes of glass in the
roofand end; the size isSH by 6h inches.
These were plates of pictures or photo
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-03-04

graphic negatives-larger glass would
be better. The glass in the belt or tie
upright is by IL inches The rafters
are three-fourths inch between the
glass and the uprlghts are one-fourth
inch between the glass. This makes
everything come all right.
There are two skylights ON the east
and one on the west side, two slide win
dows in the belt on each side of the
house. From the bottom of the belt to
the ground is 81 feet. This can be
made from old boxes, with cleat or
strip over the crack of the edges.
The boiler room is two feet deep.
The bottoms or sides are cemented or
stones laid in cement. The top and
sides are lined with sheet iron and
painted to keep from rusting. The
chimney is of brick about seven feet
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-03-04
lovE AVID PET NE NOW.

Take my withered hands in yours.
Children ot my soul.
Mothers heart is craving love,
Mothers growing old.
Bee the SHOWS of many years
Crown my fur'owed brow.
AS l've'loyed ana petted you.
Love and pet me now.
Lay your hands upon my head.
Smooth my whitened hair,
I've been growing old the while
You've been growing fair.
I have toiled and prayed for you
Ask not why or how
AS I've loved and petted you.
Love and pet me now.
Take my withered hands in yours.
Children Of my heart,
Mothers. growing old, your love
Makes Of life sweet part.
Touch with love my faded cheek,
Kiss my anxious brow.
AS I've loved and petted you.
Love and pet me now.
Take my withered hands in yours,
Hold them close and strong.
Cheer me with fond caress,
"Twim not be for long.
Youth immortal soon will crown
With it's wreath my brow.
AS loved ana petted you,
Love and pet me now.
Take my withered hands in yours,
This your heart will prove;
If you owe me anything,
Pay the debt In love.
Press me in your strong, young arms,
Breathe loving vow,
That as I loved and petted you,
You'll love and pet me now.
Mrs. r. A. Windes, in Chicago Standar,
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-03-04
Gardening for Women.

Women gardeners are graduated in
considerable numbers from English
and German schools, says the Plowman.
The course of study is very thorough,
and extends through two or three
years. The majority of graduates
teach, but some of them have rented
land and taken respectable standing
in the market garden business. Many
of the American agricultural colleges
are open to women, and the profession
of gardening offers a better opening
than many professions already invaded
by the weaker sex.
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entity clinging to his arm, the two dim
figures seemingly linked together,
blending in one vague, indistinguish-
able, yet damning shape, and then all
grew dark to her, ms though pail had
been dropped from the starry heavens.
hiding from sight the sin and woe of a
Keeling world.
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west end, but straight for the middle of
the row. straight to where the Graftons
liyed-where-that woman lived.
But that meant nothing. Oh, no!
Florence well knew that meant moth
ing. Had he not said only little while
before that never would he see or speak
with her without coming first to his
wife, his Florence, and letting her
know? Yet, why should he go thither,
at this hour of the night? That was not
the way to the sentry posts. Uncon-
sciously she approached the edge of the
| piazza-she saw him reach the road
| way--saw him cross it-saw him-mer-
ciful God! could she believe her eyes ?
saw him enter what must be the
Graftons' gate and then became lost in
the shadows of the row. Hardly know
ing what she did, Florence sped madly
down the steps, out through the gate
and, almost running, down eastward
along the walk. Nearing the Graftons'
she pressed her hand to her heart to
still its mad pounding, and as she came
opposite the parior window she noted
that the lamps were burning dinIy
late as it was. Could he have entered ?
Breathless, dazed, she chung to the
picket fence for support, not knowing
what to do next, and then the blood
seemed to turn to ice in her veins, for
somewhere, close at hand, just beyond
those sheltering vines she heard voices
his voice and hers, low-toned. earnest,
all passionate-for she heard her muir.
muir: 'Oh, Randy, Randy" and
stepping quickly forward, saw her just
around the corner of the trellis, appar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-31
Isle 6riflitc Wuttcr".

Mit SrsuOen empfsble ib alien taz
tbplii9en Samilien Die ausgeae.6nete
Mpnatsidrift, betitelt: r0ie 9riitli4e
Mutter", 10 i9rei6t Der bo9p. .1J9rr
8if6of BON ct. Glouo, Mtnn., unterm
16. MGrS 1899 an ben Srn. 8erleger.
Spiepb S4dfer, go. 9 9arclap Strabe,
Sem gort. 9erns i9lieBen mir uns
Oieisr @mpfeblung an. Sir ben BIZ
ltgen Yr:is ppn SO Gents pro Sa6rs
gang bon IL monatli9sn Seften gu ie
16 Seiten ipirb cine sSiile BON 8eleb>
rung, Grbaung uno niBlifer Inter
baltuns geboten, pel9s geeisnet lit, bic
allerbeften Srii9te fir bic 8erbeferuns
Der bGusli9en g~rsietung berpor5uz
bringen. Der ppferpilige 9erausgez
Der perbient trdftige uno aaieitige
llnterftiibung in ieinem perbienitli4en
ltnternebmen.
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L NJ b Dies.
@erttntste Staaten.
Ma9trG8li6J
81 a9trG9li6.)
Ser nMururu 8~oltsfrb." meIoet:

Ser v@uroru 8pltsfrb." melost:
- 6err SSo6n Yeter Manterna9,
Sobn bon Wti9ael Wanterna4, uno
SRI. Satbarina 2obmann, Sp4ter oes
2ebrers @rn. $. 2obmann, lteBen llG
Mlittppb @prmittag in Die Gbefeheln
fdmieben. Die SrQuung funo IN Der
ct. Nitplaus Stride itatt uno ipuroe
bur9 Serrn 9farrer S4niitel poll
spqen. Oils Sruu3eugen funstrten SRI.
Srances Gbalb BON SOliet uno Mtas
tbias Manterna9, iiingiter Sruoer Oes
SrGutigams,
- Sn ieinsr @p6uung ouf Der
Sarm in Der IGbe BON Suitings, Neb,
lit am Mittpo6 Der Sarmer Sdcob
Gpnsbrtd i'm Otter bon 60 Sahren
einem Ser5leiben erlegen. Der Der
ftorbene mar elm 9ruoer bon 5rdu 9ttc
Sanfes in Sugar 8rope uno aud9 IN
&urprd gut betannt.
Sas f6Dne Seit Der ii~lbernen
Sp93eit BADEN 9pminit Shtu uno
Srau in ibrem freunoli4en 9etm,
beim beften @oblbefinoen uno i'm
&reiIe ibrer &inber, 8erpanbten uno
Sreunben gefeiert. Sic er9telten Elm
pra9tDoIes Sppbu ais 9ei4ent, poz
riiber iie fi6tli4 erfreut paren uno
nit tiefgefiblten 9antespprten puroe
bas @ei9ent entgegengenommen. Die
ltnterbaItung, bic bann folgte, mar
bon Der semiitbIt4iten uno frOhli4iten
Dirt.
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Giu0ciauOt aus Wiunejota.

Der "a. Sftpber mar fir bic Sc
meinpe SpringfielO elm J%reupentag.
0enn an biefsm Sage Durbe Die prG9z
tige PfarrI9ule eingepeibt.
I'm 10 ubr mar feierli9es pontifiz
tals2(mt, celebrirt bur9 ben bD6p.
9iI6pf Srpbec Don ct. Gloub unter
QiIiItens Der bo9p. 9errsn Riide Oteu
llIm) unb Mtr (St. Peter) ais DID
con reIp. Subbiucpn. = Gbren>Oi as
cone tparen bic bp9p. !Serren SanDz
meDer unb S9olt bon Neu ulln, pre5b.
4H. Yer bo9p'ite 9ii9of mar Rep.
0lut (Slespp gpe) unb bp6p. Smez
lian (Sracp) geremoniar. Die 5sfts
prebigt (oeuti9) belt Hep. S4olf,
(englii6) gtep. Sugbes, Blue Garth
GitD. 8eiDe bpGp. Serren ipra9en
bon Der Npt6penbigteit Der Pfarrz
i6ule. Spbann ergriff Der bp4p'ite
6srr 8if9of bas Wort unb legte Die
Nptbpenbigteit oes 8eginnes Der DRIFT
tdtboliI6sn g~r3iebung i3on i'm
Glternbauie, auf benz Wutteri9ooBe,
ben 4nbG9tigen ans SerS. Sas 3inb
mub aufmerfiam gema6t peroen,
I9on in Der friibeiten Sugenb auf Soft
unb Die 9eiligen, bur6 9riitlt9e Bill
Der, pel9e in teinem tatb. e9auie feb
len iollten. Sas &inb ioa i9pn bic
2eligion ms Ser5 gepflanSt betoms
men bon Der iprgsnoen SHUTTER, nod
ebe es bic 8ebeutung oerielben ertennt,
bann fDnnen mir AUDI Die beiten &ez
iultate bon unierer pfarri4ule err
boffen.
Na6 g~eenbisung bss 9ottesbisnites
mar Ginpeibung oes prd9tigen Sdulz
bauIes, pel9er aus ioliOem 8aditein,
apet Stptfperfe bo6 nit einem gerGuz
migen GrbgsI6pB periebsn lit, in mel
dem bann mad Der G%intpeibung elm
seiteFen gegeben purbe, pelfes ii6
6es beften 3ulpru9es e~rfreute. Die
S9ule lit so bel SO SUB groB unb fos
ftet $4,000. 4nertennenoes purbe
bur6 bieien fhDnen 8uu geleiitet, unb
Der bo6p. pater @irtb, g.. @. 9.
nebIt feiner ppfsrpilisen 9emeinbs
fam itoli barauf iein, in 10 turaer
3eit elm 10 i4Dnes &eiultat er5ielt gu
BADEN.
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&Ietnereyta@rtGteu aus Staot
Ino ttHGe9eno.

Cine brape, iunge, tutbolii9e
Trau itarb in Der Wobnung ibrer 81
tern 1859 on &bombsre Ioeuue, am
Samstag Mprs:n na9 ldnserer
&rantbeit. @s mar bic Satin unieres
Grsunbes Serrn Sobann Oerneben, ge>
borene pletn. Nsbit ibrem @atten
binterldBt bic @erItor6:ne bier griiber,
sSohann unb SoIepb ron Gbicago unt'
peter unb Mi6ael bon Dubuque, To-
pie bier S9psi tern: Srau Strib BON
Gaming, unb Die Sri. Maria unb
Hoid Blein bon Dubuque. Sie Gntz
Ieelte itarb poblperi len nit ben FL.
Ster6eiatramcnten. Den trduernben
6inter6liebenen unfer ber5li9es 9ei=
leib. M6s; be @~erItorbene ruben in
Srieben!
= 8r. Mtepers, 2072 SadfOn Cir.
Der bafannte SbierarSt Or.
W6ittpel, itarb i'm Bitter bon AS Sab
rem, na3 elmer Separation, pel4e i'm
Sinl;p Soipital an linn pOrssnommeH
purpe.
S. g. Sransen, Deutl4er Qppptat
unb Rotar, 3immer 413 Sfftces9es
hGube. 9. unb MuinsS trabe.
- Serr Wilbelm 6. 2eit, @potbster
an &bomberg 4pe., purbe perfl. Wos
Ge nit SRI. 6. g. Srenoel bon @az
lena, S., setraut.
Sin alter, fat6oliI9er Gbrsnz
mann, i'm p~pliten Sinne bes @ortes,
Serr @lpis Srid, pel9er bter felt 1915
po6nts, unb Bel 9llen, bic i'm fannten,
in bD4iter 4dtuns ftonb, tit an lebteH
Sienstag NaGmittag in ieiner Wobz
nurg, 76O S~reiaebnte Strabe i'm
bpbsn Otter bon 81 Sabren se~itorbsn.
Gr 6intsrlGbt einsn Sobn, 9rn. SranS
Srid unb spet SO9ter, bic Srauen
Sreb alderman unb 5reo &ub, unb
ptele Sreunoe. MDge er ruben in
Srieben!
- 6. S. Yeterion, Sabnurat, nOrbs
off. SIDE II. unb WuinzS traBe.
= SSn Ieiner Wpbnung 2099 an Der
@aIbinstonitraBe itarb am Opnnersz
tag i'm Qlter BON 76 ,Sabren 9err SuH
bann Sir. Serielbe binterldBt feline
Satin unb brei SD@ter: 5rau Intpn
3Gsle, Srau Qrnplb g&ids unb Srau
2ubpig Hipp. Der 8eritorbene mar
aus gaben sebiirtig uno beiratbete
1853 SRI. @ltiabetb &lauer. Die Sez
eroigung fanb untsr 5ablrei9er gez
tbeili9ung bon Der Ssr5 Seiu &irAs
aus, itatt.
= Serr Sobann 3urapsti BON Sc
Mars bat bic STEELE bes !Serrn 9. s.
S6emmel BON O~berspile als &uiIirsr
Der Sarmers State 8unt iibernpmmen.
= Die u. 3. McSonalb &c Morriion
Wafg. 60. bat ben @Ontratt fir ben
8au zines neusn 8aues in ben Siz
meniipnen bon 140 BEL 200 SUP an
Serrn G6riit. Braun bon Winofon
Mpe. eegeben. Ser 8au nirb am SuBe
Der Is. Strabe erri9tet perbsn.
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Gin Sruf 9reb,

tpel6er am Sonnerstag BON Der Mtfz
iiiitppi Man9eiter &c G~plesburg Giienz
balm an bic International Sruit So.
bon Bolton ausgeitellt purbe, fi3srt
ben 8au elmer neuen 8abn bon Opersz
bile in Dubuque GountD na9 Coles
burg in Selapare gpuntp. Der Be-
fiBtitel lautet auf $4,000 gu finf
9rO3ent Snterefen uno ion in 20 Sab
rem fdaig ietn. Die 8eamten iino:
9rdiibent - Sames Prentice, Gos
lcsburg.
@icesprGfibsnt - s. 9. Bulb, 60
lesburg.
Setretdr - SO. 6. &ir96ed, Coles
burg.
S9abmetIter - George $. &laus,
GDle5burg.
0irettOren: S6os. 2tnbIaD, R. 6.
Gurrie, @eorge &laus, s. SO. &laus,
90. @, 9age, Soiepb Mert:n, Sobn
Merten unb W. @. &opett ale Don
GoIessarQ.
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gu ct. 0mfas, Sa.,

~feierte Die ct 2utas=B emeinoe am
Wtittmoh peril. Wohe ibr Ba%tronsfelt
III feisrli6er Weiie. &sp. j. ( 9oeDin9
selebrirte, a~iiiliirt bon Iep. Gbl bon
Selma uno Rsp. Marnin9 BON Siiian.
Yater Sort pOn Yrairie OH Chen belt
Die 6eipreoi9t. Ter Ct. 2utus Inter-
itiiBunas=@er. 9ing A Wann bob gum
Glide oes Serrn. - unier dltelter Nn=
lieoler lit bier in Sran3 Bet I'M Nlter
bon 68 Sabren geIlorbsn. IS i1arben
ierner nod Serr S " Sumner, II
Sabre alt. uno Wenoelin Wtibm. 80
Sabre alt. Nle Waren wpblusrleben.
M0sen lie ruben in fSrleoen!
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Tim 8~eiumbbeit uno GIld gu baben,
benusen sic 9arlanb Ssfen unb
SCRIBE.
S%rieftraser fir bic Jarmgrsrnbcn

anauiteGcn, 1T cine Der aufgabsn beren
prattii6e Nusfibrung ii9 bic Ser.
Staaten Poitperpaltung gum 3iele ges
itedt bat. Man felt in peri9iebenen
Counties zines jeoen Stats 9erius
DIE nit bieier Neuerung an. Sier in
Dubuque Gountp 1T cine Probes &pu.e
pie foIgt ausgelegt: 0ur9 Npro Sus
buque auf BIN 3paitoffer 0ege bis
our @obnung bes Serrn Sreo. &nOll
unb ouf Dem Sheriff. Wege bur4 Gage
bile 3uriid our StGOt : 8ren3c. Sine
ipl9e @srIu68s9 oute BARI nibt iibei
Is Meilen lang iein UNI muB ptnigs
items 14O 5omilien Dieneu. Die 8riefc
tperOen tagli3, nit ausnCbme bss
Sonntag abssIiefsrt.
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6srr 1bomas 5. Waiteriun unS SRI.
&atbarina Gage

tpurben peril. 8o9e in Der ct. Mas
riens&ir9e bon Rep. 81. SObunnes
ebelia setrdut. Die beiDen @beleute
finb gea9tete Sinber tatbolii9er 81
tern. Der grdutigam entitammt Der
Sdmilte Mafteripn BON SarleD unb
arbettete in u. u. Gooper's @agens
fabrit. Die 8raut lit bic Sp9ter uns
ieres alien Sreunbes uno Sotel6eiiBers
Sobann g. 9age bonn Page 9ouie uno
S~beilbaber an Der Star 8retping SO.
bdbier. Den Neugetrauten uniere
berSli4iten Slid unb SegenspiinI9e.
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Snh Der S9wcfer bes hudm. Batter
Sigrang bon Wnrt9inaton.

@on g6icago tommt bic Srauerz
na9rt6t bonn Qbleben Der S9peIter
beS bO4p. Pfarrers BON @prtbingtpn,
SRI. &atbarina gigrang i'm Otter BON
40 Sabren. Die 8eerOi9ung fanb gu
WOrtbingtOn, na9 feierlt9en Grequten
BON Heb. 3igrang, a~iiiitirt bon ieinen
Qmtsbriioern Der Na6bari6aft, unter
5ablrei9er 8etbetligung 1tatt. 81. /. p.
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@benmatismns, gang sIeib bun wcls
der slrt uro mic LANCE au=
ffrheuD, arhcilf!

I'd babe cine @ebijin entoeft, bic obne
3peifel ooS allerbeite 0eilmittel fir Gbeu.
matismiiS lit, oaS iemGlS benz Rublifum
~oiierirt wnroe, uno wiiui1e besbalb, baB
oieIelbe befount pirb.
gSas bic Wiebisin anbetriiit, 70 mus i'd,
oblle .utele gSorte 81 peri6lpeuoen, beboup.
ten, bab Tie nod III teiuem Sale, no tic
ri6tig geuommeu rpurbe, ibre 9Sirtuug per.
iebtt bat, ,po;u id meir prlelterlihes Gbreu=
mort 9ebe. Ole Weoijiu wirb IN 6laI6el
perlanot uno foitet $500 per Nlal6e. GaS
@clo muB Die SeiieQln9 beglelteu. Weiue
Nereile int: Eeu. GbaS. SasS,
Sitelllue, @. 9.
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I Serr +. t. Sranocder. (

gu G6tcagp, ST., itarb Oerfl. 8ode
Der iebr ebrenpertbe uno geaAtete Hea
bafteur bes p&atboliI9en 0o9snblutz
tes", !Serr +. + 8ranpeder, Or. Der
9~eritprbene mar elm ebeler Gbnratter,
Der piel Gutes fir bic oeuti6e, tatboliz
i6e Sa6e s~eleiitet bat. Den truuerns
ben Sinterbliebensn unier berali9ites
8eilsip. M0ge Der gei9GBte 8eritorz
bene ruben in SSrieDen!
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- gu Wortbington itorb Srau 6.
&riiger i'm Ilter bon 81 Sabren. Die
lelbe mar aus S~lbenburg sebiirti9.
Atnrkfhertdtte.
Sir Sen @ro6Dcrsaaf.

Subuque, ben 30. Stt.
@aisr: sitter l0aier, 25@26c; neuer Sas
fer. 25@26c.
Rorn: 3Oc@32.
Mebl: Yateut, s4.OO@4.2O; itraiSbt,
SO. S0@4.00
Seu: @ilbes, $3.50 per Come; ;abmes,
$3.50 per Come.
Ger: 17c per 0ubeno.
Gutter: Sairp, 2O@22cp. Efhno Greams
err, 24@25c.
aGie: Rabm : SGie, 1876; grif, 1876;
Slod, 14tc.
S9atfIeii9: S9atFeii6, Sc; '9ammels
feii6, Sc.
@erdudertes Sls,id: S9inten, 1O@11c;
Sped, Sl@9c.
SAmali: 6@64c.
&iuoheli2: 7i@8c per Pfunb &inber,
&c per Yiunb.
Gurnips: 25c per Guibel.
i3ipiebeln: 10000 &ents per GnibeI.
Aepiel: 3 .00@3.50.
Sirtcn: CALIFORNIA Sartletts, So. 50@
2.75per Riite.
Sdmeine taui benz SUB; S3.S5@3.90 per
bullbert EfInb.
@ei6ladtete Sdweiue: $415@4.25 per
bunoert Hfunb.
Soft: GuteS Gi6enboIs S400@4.5O per
&orbe.
Rinouieb: Stiere, S4.O0@4.25; Rinber,
S2.75@3.25; Siibe, S2.O0@2.75; Sulleu,
So. 100000
@eflii9el: Siibner, 6 Gents per Giuno ;
Sriibiobrss Siibuer, 6 SeltS per Hiuno.
Sobuen: 9S9ite Nopp, 50. 90 per Sulbel.
Sraut: 3 6eutS per 6opi.
SammsSoniQ. 12t GeutS per Fflrnb.
Gflaumen: California Gfaumcu, S1.30
@l.40 per Crate.
Gartoiieln: 1920 GeutS per Guibel.
Goblen: Sartfobleu, $500 per @ouue.
Gelerp; 20@25 Gents per Nuteuo.
Grdnbcrrieo So 60 per 6aB.
8eiolsenc Bull SGute: 90. l, 8 Gents &;
30. 2, Z Seuts.
SuId 9elu,;ene 9albbaute: go. 1, III
Gents 9to. 3, 10 SentS.
Solg: go. 1. 4 6entS; go. 2, A Gents.
S1ai5iele: 50 GeutS.
Urn Scne, $5@12 90 per Come; Wines
raj, S25 per &auicno; Slat Sad, $40 per
Soune.
slei: Sn ct. eoris, s4.474@4.5O.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-31
Gbrrht bnr!

@ir lino IN Der &aSe. Sic nit alien
Sorten Gaenpaaren, Sefen. Seppi
den, Matten rno Oeltub gu uerIeben.
ale bon leitenoen Sobrltanten gemahi
llnb Gesen Saar 9etauit. melhe mir gu
prsiien anbieten, Die lpnt nir9euos
a~naeboten lperoen f6nnen.
Sames 2ebi d SO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-31
2ano in Siib> 9afuta III n~erfaujcn.

800 older 6armlanb (Brarie) bopon so
older inter Gultur. Su Seaole @ouutp 9es
le9eu. @uteS gSaiier. Der |lab mare aus.
geSei6uet iiir cine Stodfarm. 3~abluu9sbes
oiu9un0eu mad @elieben beS &dufers. Man
iueloe lid i6riitlid an st. care OF Gatbos
lie 8rintine SO. Dubuque, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-31
Oesen Grebsl1aoen.

Sd eunpteble bierimlt Stroop's b%eriibmte,
beuti9e EulUer. 0leielbeu beilen ieber
0lo1 ni9t aui9ebrobeuem S,e6s iowobl
iulerli6 ais duBerlI9. ELLEN, bic perb6dz
ti9e Geihiuiillte iowie au9 Mo9enlei.
BEN uno 9eberi6abeu baber. limb biele
9iulper beionbers empioblel. g8egen Hdbes
rem SsuQniiie etc. a~breiiire man:
@b b 8. 8oeoiu9,
ct. 9IcGs, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-31
Wigr. SuIep9 Scijiug i'm Stcrbcn.

NeueTten Na9ri9ten aus Dem So
iepbiuum in Columbus, s., eufplge,
liegt Der albetannte 8riinber unb &etz
tor Der pGpftli9en 2ebranItalt in
i9perer &rantbeit gu 8ette uno Def
len Sob ipirD bdlo ernGrtet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-31
0runoeigcntbumss llcbertrasunsen

5uiamemnseIteat BON SEQ. Salot, Q6z
trait unb 8erii6erunss : 4gent:
s. &elp an 8. &eap, 10
2ots in pepita S 100000
$. 6. Stout an 9. &inz
BIN, Got l Wilions Suz
buque 10000
s.. s. Mcgiear an 8. 6.
2pomis, 2anD in ct.
II II. IA Saplpr Sp. 100000
8. 6. GbOmberg an 6.
3iegler, Is 2ots in SUI
lien Qbb. $4,000
6. Gust Mbmr. an s. &dz
per, Got AS unb Elm
She'll bon 40 Giboer
@bb. bis @pnortb d. $4,000
g. GonnpaD an S. S.
@inbers, 40 Qter in
Get. 90 Sable Mouno
SpipnIbip 650.00
6. 80. Mopre an S. 9.
9urreQ, She'll bon Cots
45 II. 46 &ibbers Abb.
bis Gpiport6 . $4,000
g. 0eiperi9eit an 8.
S9mitt, Got l BON Seiz
bcri9eit's Sub. inGonz
coro sOpni9ip -. 10000
M. 8. &urt on M. Gtnt,
Got A, 9lpd II, @sit
cascade -. 10000
81. Wlai an>g. Slinger, %.
buque, Abb, $4,000
M. 2ap ct al an so. u.
llbelbpfen, IL older in
Waribfielb $500
9. Barter an M. Barter,
9lpds 81 II. 80 2.
Union Abb. an 6. gasz
caDe unb anOersr Gigenz
t6um -. 100000
g. Baum an s. s. &raus,
2anb in Sef. 81 Dodge
Sopnfbip . 10000
81. Seiberifeit an M. Gle
mtns, 2anD in Set. 20,
Gpncprb Sp. $500
q. SeiberI9eit an g.
Npesgens, Sr., Gpts 4
BON SsiberIdeit's Cub.
Goncorb Sp. ... $4,000
3uIammsu: $23,7 $4,000
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-31
&6tnng, 2anoindcr!

SScr 9uteS, iribtbareS Tarmlanb iu6t,
penbe lid all ms. @tr babcn lol6eS III
gtOros uno Glib atota, Wiuneiota NIB
Soma III i6ouiter Nuspabl III fatbolii6eu
@emeIIoen nit STRIDE inlo S1uls.
Setter @oebels 0aub g9encp,
alton, Soma.