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Smyrna times., 1899-06-14

The Death of w. p. Wright.-A
shadow of gloom fell over this COM
munity Saturday morning, such as has
rarely been equaled, when the sudden
and untimely death of William p.
Wright, a representative and prOmin-
ent citizen, was announced. 1t was
great shock to Clayton and his many
friends throughout this vicinity. He
was a man of considerable use to the
town in which he lived and he has
grown up with every interest that
Clayton has ever advanced. He was
what the world terms successful bus
mess man. A more liberal man was
not to be found in Clayton. He con-
tributed his means literally to Ewell
NJ. p. Church, and showed himself in
more than one incidence to be the
poor mans friend AS one of the in.
cOrporators of the Clayton Savings and
Loan Association, he looked zealously
after it's interests in promoting the
growth of the town. Indeed there are
many ways outside of his kind and low
ing home and devoted family in which
he will be missed. Mr.. Wright mar
ried Miss Mary Elizabeth FAIRIES,
daughter of the late VIM. FAIRIES, who
with eight children survive him-Wm.
George Wright, New Castle; Rev.
John A. Wright, Vienna, Nd. Mrs. t.
w. Downing, Clayton; Horace B.
Wright, Philadelphia; Charles Wright,
Mrs. Ella EllegoOd, Miss Lizzie
Wright, Clayton, and Mrs. j. A. E.
Keagey, New York. The funeral SER
vices were largely attended yesterday
afternoon. Services were held at his
late residence in charge of his pastor,
Rev. J. E. Nicholson, assisted by the
Rev. 0. w. DeVenish. after which
many friends and relatives followed
the cOrtege to its last resting place in
Glenwood Cemetery.
Smyrna times., 1899-06-14
KENTON.
Interesting Children's Day Exercises Wed
ding of Miss Ella Clark and MIR.
Charles Postles
Mention.

Special Correspondence to the Times.
Mr.. J. W. Graham has had his house
painted, which was in tenure of the
late d. l.. Spruance.
Mr.. r. G. Lane is making extensive
improvements by placing an additional
porch in front of his store, which is
occupiediby Mr.. w, S. Arthurs.
The engagement is announced of
Denny Hoffecker, of near Kenton,
and Miss Lillian Crooks .of Chester,
Pa. The wedding will take place
during this month. Mr.. Hoffecker is
in the employ of the Consumers Ice
Company of Chester.
Children's Day Exercises Will be
given at Downs Chapel Sunday after
noon at 2.3O p. m. 1t promises to be
the best program yet rendered and the
public is cordially invited to attend.
A Pretty Wedding.-An important
social event in this community to-day
is the wedding of Miss Ella May
Clarke, ,daughterOf of Mrs. Emma Clarke,
to Mr.. Charles Postles, Levy Court
Commissioner, resident at Milford.
The ceremony took place at the Ken
ton Methodist Episcopal Church at 2
o'clock this afternoon.
The church was most beautifully
decorated. Presiding Elder w. F..
Corkran, of Smyrna, met them at the
altar under a beautiful arch, and
united them in marriage. There were
no bridesmaids. The ushers were j.
w. and Wilbur Clark, brother of the
brides and Messrs. Reynolds and
Reedy, of Milford, friends of the
groom. The bride was sweetly
gowned in light steel travelling suit
The happy couple left on the afternoon
train for honeymoon up the Hudson
river, after which they will reside neai
Milford.
Children's Day at KentOn. Children
t Day services at the Kenton NJ. L
Church were possibly the most inter
esting of any ever given there.
. large attendance was present at bot
the morning and evening services
The church never looked prettie
under its mass of decorations. Owe
the pulpit spanned a beautiful arc
>. made Of ivy leaves and evergreen, an
e supplementing this was an array G
June roses, cut and potted flowers i
5 and around the chancel that made u
'l a very pleasing effect. A full orchestr
Il discoursed music for the occasion, an
=" they were Messrs. X. l.. Lane an
y Robert Mason, cornets, Messrs. "
Sc. n. NOVEL; and s. NJ. Arthurs, violini
N and Mrs. r. L. Lane Organist for I'll
- morning and Mrs. J. p. Walker, o.
ganist for the evening. The progral
Ia was entertaining throughout. In th
morning it was as follows:
)" Song-"Great is the King'' ......... Scho
Responsive Reading.
, Prayer. er.....................R Rev. q. X. Ell
. Singing -'Praise His Holy Name" .Scho
:. "Children's Day Greeting" Pearl Warm
r Singing-"Our Hearts are Joyous" .Scho
1 SolO-"The Sunbeam" ...... .Glatis Lar
"A Recitation. .............M Miss Grace Arthu
!. Responsive Reading.
!. Singing Happy is the June Time Cho
Recitation-"Apple Blossoms"
Is ..............M Miss Edna Att
Smyrna times., 1899-06-14
Working Night and Day.

The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made is DIR. Kings
New Life Pills. Every pill is a sugar.
coated globule of health, that changes
weakness into strength, listlessness
into energy, brain-fag into mental
power. They're woneerful in building
up the health. Only 25c per box.
Sold by Jas. P. Hoffecker, druggist,
Smyrna, and 7. L. Mason, druggist,
Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1899-06-14
CLAYTON OEPAR MENT.

Mr.. T. L. Mason is our authorized agent
at CLAYTON, Del, and will receive new sub
scriptions and receives monies on old. Al
news items left with him will receive proper
attention. Subscribe now; only $i.OO a
year in advance.
Smyrna times., 1899-06-14

Personals. - Mrs. A. Cannon and
daughter, of Cannon, Del, is visiting
Mr.. J. P. Walker. MIR. Robert Mason,
of Philadelphia, is visiting Mr.. S. NJ.
Arthurs. Mr.. w. H. Cooper, of Will
mington, spent Sunday with Mr.. ID.
S. Wilds. Mr. Herman Wilds, who
has been visiting his brother, J. S.
Wilds, has returned home.
KENToN, June IA, 1899.
Smyrna times., 1899-06-14

In consequence of the death of Mr..
W. p Wright, the Children's Day SER
vice in Ewell's Church was postponed
from last Sunday to next Sunday
night.
Smyrna times., 1899-06-14

Personal Mrs. W. o. Hurst of
Odessa, and Miss Sue Simpson of
Wilmington, are guests of Mrs. Aubrey
Vandever.-RObert H. Hollett of this
town, was among the graduates of
Goldey Commercial College. - Mr..
and Mrs. L. NJ. Barnard of Whining
ton, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. f.
Clements.
Smyrna times., 1899-06-14

The Ladies Aid Society of Ewell
churh will hold supper and festival
on the chnrch yard next Saturday
afternoon and night. Supper 15c. !;
refreshments for sale.
Smyrna times., 1899-06-14

Rev. J. ID. G. Hanna of Wilmington,
occupied the pulpit of st. Paul NJ. E.
Church Sunday morning in the inter
est Of the Twentieth Century Thank
Offering and gave a strong sermon.
Besides what was contributed or sub
scribed to this fund, the occasion was
Smyrna times., 1899-06-14

Isaac Beatty has resigned his posi-
tion as agent at this point for the
Adams Express Company, Mr.. L. H.
Harris of SeafOrd, has been appointed
to his place. Mr.. Beatty will seek
long needed rest before entering upon
another business. He left yesterday
for Wilmington and Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1899-06-14

Our citizens are anticipating the
first Commencement Exercises of the
Clayton Public Schools which are to
come off on the 22nd inst, in st. Pauls
NJ. E. Church. Although there is
only one graduate, Miss NJ. Evelyn
Meredith, nevertheless they will seek
TO do her honor with appropriate ex-
ercises.
Smyrna times., 1899-06-14

The Town Council of Clayton, has
placed the tax rate on the real property
at 80 cents on the hundred dollars.
Smyrna times., 1899-06-14

Rev. J. E. Nicholson will preach in
Ewell's NJ. P. Church next Sunday
morning on the subject, "Christ all
and in ALL" Children's Day service
will be held at night. Sunday School
at 2 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday
night.
Smyrna times., 1899-06-14

This We Know" . Primary School
Exercise .................... PRIMARY Glass
Address .......... Rev. G. 4. Ellis, Pastor
Song-"Time to Follow Jesus" 80.
Recitation-"The Glorious Message
Lydia Meredith, Lydia Hammond, Edna
AttiX, Louise Wallace, Nora Green,
Elva Garrison. Helen Garrison.
Duett -. Misses Eva Lane, Mary Garrison
Song When we Reach Our Home"
Closing Song Gloria Patria" School
In the evening the church was again
we'll filed and the following program
was given in full:
Anthem Great is the King" "... Choir
Song children of the Light Choir
Recitation. Miss Cora Fredercks
Duett ......M Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Lane
Recitation" My Children"
............ -. Miss Emma Jerman
Solo" Saved by Grace, ......
..............M Mrs. Addie Arthurs
Recitation n-....... Miss Bessie Johns
Address s...................Mr Mr.. ID. y. Clark
Chorus Sweet Peace, the Gift of Gods
Love" Observation-Disclosures. Choir
Recitation. n................M Miss Eva Lane
Solo Observation-Disclosures. Miss Pearl Warner
Becitation-"A Child's Play" .......
..................... Roland Taylor
Song Farewell Sweet Day" ..... Choir
Smyrna times., 1899-06-14

Presiding Elder Corkran will preach
at St. Paul NJ. E. Church Sunday
morning next, and Quarterly Confer
ence will be held Monday evening.
Smyrna times., 1899-06-14

The Trinity Sunday School picnic
which was to have come off in Green
Spring woods last Saturday was inter
fered with on account of RAIN. 1t was
postponed until to-day.
Smyrna times., 1899-06-14
cASToRIA

Bears the signature of CHAs. H. FLETCHER.
In use for more than thirty years, and
The KIND You Haze AlsVeyS Bought
Smyrna times., 1899-06-14

used in raising in subscription over
hundred dollars to go toward liquidat-
ing the Indebtedness of the church.
Smyrna times., 1899-06-14

St. Paul chiIdren's Day Exercises.-One
If the most successful Children's Dav
Exercises given in st. Paul NJ. E.
Church, came off under the auspices of
the children of the Sunday School last
Sunday evening. The church was
beautifully decorated for the occasion.
Indeed it was voiced by all as one ofthe
prettiest yet arranged. The topic of
the program was: ''Peace or War,
Young Americas Verdict" and the
decorations were not only of fiOwery
display of June roses, &C., but of a
patriotic order as might be Judged by
the flags and bunting displayed. The
decorations were due to the efforts of
the committee of which Mrs. George
G. Allen was chairman, assisted by
Misses Bertha Ennis, Eugenia Deak-
yne, May Leathers, Mrs. Frank Sterl-
ing and Messrs. Aubrey Vandever, W.
7. Dyatt, and 7. E. White. The
address of Rev. J. ID. C. Hanna was
highly enjoyed. The Children's Day
collection amounted to about $500.
The following is the program:
Opening Hymn-"welcome TO June"........
the school
Rev. J. ID G. Hanna
Primary Carey
Recitation On.. Robbie WOOlfOrd
REGULATION Mabel Brigg
SchOO
RecitatOn-A Puzzling Question
Vandeve
Attil
Recitation .......Helen Allei
Vandyk
RecitstiOn-"Only Small Oys''-.......Harry Stew
art, Addie Devenish, Edith Sterling
singing-"The Kindly skies" .........By the schoO
Ethel Dyat
Recitstion-The Reason
................- Lillian HOlle
GOOte
heeitauOn.....--...... ..................Pearl GuessfOr
Recitation ....................Authur Tuessior
RecitstOn................... ..........-- |.au Euu
eong-"The Hero Of Manila Bay ....-.
the scho'
keeiiauon-.....-..... SulllVs
Recitation Ale
song-"The Star spangle Banner. ".................
Observation-Disclosures or War
Miss Elva DeakyI
Peace OF war-Represented by
........... Mis- Elva Meredith and Geo. Na'ont
History's Tribute 70 Pesce.......Miss May Leathe
singing-"Peace Song ..................By the schO
Conquest Tribute 10 War.............Miss Edna Sex
Liberty Tribute to war-........Miss Marion smi
Patriotism Tribute 10
.............................M Minnie McConaug
eong-"God Bless Our Land
.................. ............-Miss Emily Williams
Moraiitys Tribute 10 Peace. Miss Flo Holl
singing-"ReceAsional ..................By the CHI
Collection.
AQuIese...ss. ...-.....s.s..acF j. II. y. Han
Closing Hymn-"Forward be our Watchword"
benedicuOn-........- Rev. U. W. DeVeni
Smyrna times., 1899-06-14

Fat cattle wanted by w. H. Davis,
butcher, Clayton. q
Smyrna times., 1899-06-14
CLAYTON.

items Of Interest Cleaned From the DOings
in and About Town.
Smyrna times., 1899-06-14

STYLE, are even more
important in thin
QUALITY, goods for summer
wear than in
MAKE heavy goods, as
the trouble is to
UP get light weight
clothing that will
hold its shape and give
any respectable appearance.
We are just as particular about
the cheap light weights as in
the heavy, higher priced ones.
Light, Summer Suits, S.,
so, S. and $40. Serges,
s. so and $40. Serge Coats,
so to S.. Crash Suits,
81. so, So, 81 and S.. Odd
Crash Trousers, ST and 81. so.
Black and Grey Mohair,
Alpaca and Serge Coats, all
sizes, regulars and stouts.
Full stock Wash Coats, Serge
Suits, Crash Suits and Thin
Goods for boys. Straw Hats,
Summer Shoes and Furnish
ings as good as the best and at
moderate prices.
Closed evenings at 6 except
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
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Whtbeilnns uon mai6barcn @aaren.

2~6Soai9es 6oroonet; 30s6llioe Simi.
ties, buntele Sarben. 26,Oui9es Dimi=
tn. 29sOlli9es Srfrro Sud-. reoulare
1876 Moaren. i'm Suli &lumunes=
Sertaufe per Yaro..............5e
303Oai9es feinss Waoras Sud- in
belen uro ountelen Tarben, Elm reall=
ldres 1876 uno l5c Sud-. SIN Suli
&aumun8s=@eriauf per Daro..... Sc
30SOli9es Snbina Muslinet. 3Os0l.
llaes 8in0b0m, belle uno ourtele SSar=
ben. 36aolliNcs Waoras Sud. 32s0aioe
Sraanoies, 30sOlli9es Yascinet Simitp,
293Oaiaes 9attice Battle, 2Ssolioe
Werlin CORDS. 2SsOalQe Bompaoollr
Suds, 3l5Oliae Suoia SeioenitoIfe in
perliiaen Wniiern, 30solliae ouniel=
farbiae Satines. SIN Sui 9du-
mun9ssSertauf per Yaro........1 Zoe
Sbi9e Offerteu fino auf
uneren @aaren gema1t t,
mel6e bis 25e per Oaro
pertb ino.
43c Sotin oeiireiite 8inQ6ams sum
Suli &Gumun9suertauis Yreiie bon
per Yaro. .25r
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Ser MISREPRESENTATION a~ufsabe,

einem 8iirger Der Stabt, Srn. Widael
GLADDEN. in Ieiner 8eOrdngniB 81 helten,
bat fitb Serr peter GrpB unter5o9en,
inoem er ii6 bsmiibt. bur9 llnteri9rlTz
ten bic Soften fir Qni9affung zines
tiinTtli9en 8eines an Stelle o~aSjentgen,
pel9es Serr gta6en in oieiem 6rihs
iabr bur9 @mputation perlpr, ouf5uz
brin9en. WGbrenb @err 8roB ale
3eit, bic CT entbebren lam, ieiner Nut
gabe pipmet, nirb es ibm nO4 nt4t
mDgliG ie;n iiberall, mie er IS gerne
m0@te, perI0nli6 pp,5uipre6en, uno
er{u9t er oc8balb Qle, nel3e geIinnt
fino, i6r S9erflein Su einem ntrtlt4
quten 8erte bei~Sutragen, Dies in ietz
mem @eI9GftspIaB, SIDE Der II. uno
@aIbington StraBe gu tbuu, I'D pasz
islbe nit 9ant entgegen genommen
Derben tpirb.
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Ser aurora 8oltsfro." meloet:
Matbias Molitor ftarb Wtonta9
Mittag tur5 Dor II ubr aut 1etner
sSarm, j Meilsn noroDitlt4 pon Der
fatbpliI6en Stride i'm 8ui4, na3 FUR
gem arantenlager i'm Bitter BON 81
Sabren an Der 9eii6tsroie p%erbunoen
nit ben Solgen elmer GepG9ie am
&ppfe, moran er i6On iett 2dn9erem
au leioen bate. Der &erItorbene mar
i'm Canton Meri9, 8roBbsr5ogtbrm
2~uremburg, geboren unb fam i3On DOR
mebr ais 40 Sabren nu9 4urora, mo
er iettber beitdnbtg gepobnt bat. gr
mar Elm fiirIprgli6er, l~iebepoler @atte
unbgater unb Elm fleiBiger, bei4eipener
Mann, ben Qle germ hatten, Die NIT
linn nGber betdnrt fparen. @r blnter@
ldBt iete tiefgebeugts 8ittpe uno 9
&inber. Die 8eeroigung fano USttt9
mod 8ormittag um 10 u4r BON Der
Maria 9ertiinbigung8z Stride aus ou1
benz bprtisen Sriepbofe itdtt.
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Sn Der lrtten Situns oes Staot>
ratbcs

purbe Der antauf elmer neuen 9ampfs
roamai4ine benz @usi9ufIe fir bas
8an5e our GrleOigung i~iberpieien. =
Sin @ntpurf gu elmer Srbpnan3, pelz
6e Gigentbimer 5pingt i4dbli6e Si>
iteln etc. gu 5eritDren, purbe auf Mnz
trag IlOermann Grapforb's angez
npmmen. - Der Qusi9uB fir bas
@an5e empfabl ben @nfauf bon IL
Gitp Directories bes Dubuque ,Seles
grapb". Sasielbe Gomite riet6 bages
gen, oaB man pfer4meiiter Sffermann
$40 per Monat fir Elm Pferb erlaube,
= Or. 8ootbbb's He4nung bon $50
fir Pflege bes Seuermann @anabl
DurOe erlaubt. = Nab ldngerer 8eras
tbung puroe beI9loHen bic 8e3ubluno
BON Subrmdnnern, pel6e nit @eipann
fir Die Staot Grbeiten, bon $3.50 aui
$2.7O per Sag gu erb09en.
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Nbtbcilung fir Wbite @onSs.

27So0iaes Satin G6ed Nainiooi, elm
re9lldres &c Sud-. gum Suli &ar.}
mnn9sDertaufs-Yreiie uDr per Oaro Sc
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mlinsspsrtanfs'Preiie BON per Darb &c.
36s6liaes un9sblsidtes dustin gum,
Suli &dumun9spertaufs YreiIe BON
per Daro .33el
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Grfnriiun fur 9eimftatteiuhenbe.

9m 90. SUM-, an 4. unb IS. Sculi, am 1.
unb 10. Allguit uno am 8. uub 10. Septemz
Der pirb Die Chicago @reat Meitern Sabil
giuete iiir Observation-Disclosures gum 9erfaIi
babeu nod peribiebenen Fnnfteu i'm SIben,
gSelieu unb Norowelten gum Preiie elmer
Sabrt plus 500 iir bic Rumbreiie. Die
&ilete limb aui 81 Gage pom Gage bes Ser
faIieS iiir bic Runbreiie Siiltig. I'm nGbere
Nusfumit i'll Setreii Der Neiie,iele Don Seim.
itGtteiu6enben, ionie in getreii Der Nabr=
preile ETC., iprede man bel ir9enb einem
gl9enteu Der .Wtaple geai" Giienbabn Dol
ODER wenOe lid OIL 5. 8. 9orb @enl Foii.
glgent uub 3idet a9eut, 113 adams StraBe,
Chicago, gu.
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Wu Qauo= SuGrr.

@ir boben ou 1O0, 900 afer uor3ii9li6er
Sarm 9Gubercieu in Ntinueiota uub Glib.
Sototo su Vreiien Don So bis $2l pro ader
gu perfanien.
Gbeuials cine Sarm Don 1920 9fer nit
outen WebGubeu.
Sin Sarm pcu 440 ader, iGmmtli6 cultis
pirt, nit 9uten GebGloen.
Sin li6 gut ;ableuoes Notel unb anberes
Sarm- unb StabteiSentbum eltlpeber ;u per-
fauien ODER 81 uertGul6en.
Bite BEL ms porSuiprehen uno mir pcrs
ben Sbren Wilniheu entipre6eu.
Sobn &ier L. Co.,
@ruloei9eutbumz NIB Serli6erum9S:G9ent
352 Siebeute StroBe, 1ubuque, Soma.
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Gurrciponoen; aus Caledonia, Winn.

Caledonia, Minn.,
q. Suli '99.
Werther Serr 9pnner!
8eItern, Spnnerstag 4benb, legte
9ii9of S6peba9 BON Ga GroHe, oa>
bier unter ben iibli6en Geremonien ben
Grunbitein Su Der neuen Stride fir Die
en9lii9 rebenben 8atboliten. Der
9tI6of unb ietn 8efplge BON 9rieftern
tpurbe, Muiit poran, BON pielen peibz
~getleioeten MGbGen unb ben beutI9z
unb en9lii6zrebenoen Gereinen am
9abnbofe ab.
Der neue Yau fpmmt neben bic alte
ct. Spbn's Stride iteben, in nel6er
9ii4of S9pebo4 iein critics FL. MeBz
opfer oarbra6te. Ser 9au niro Elm
GROCER, nit Sauiteinen aufgefiibrter
iein. I6tunsspo1,
&. 0.
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Sic Sramten nm Sircfturen

Der nelen @eieli9aft, pel6e bic 9uz
buque Sight &c Traction Company am
getauft 6aben, iinb fOlgenbe 9erren:
PrGiiOent-9. .. Mbers;
@i5ezprdiioent-S. Gapanger;
SetretGr unb S9aBmeiiter- 9eorg
90. &teiel;
@erpulter-8. s. 8ropne;
0irettOren-Sob. Gqtpanger, 9. 90.
2acp, 5rans Stput, .. .. Mpers, 90.
S. 8rOpn, 8. 90. &ieiel uno Sinsbia
Perfpns.
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Z. u. %. G~renriiun mad Bottom,

Die Nidsl plate gabu piro GrcurlionS-
8iQete pou Chicago nab Bottom unb suriid
iir 3iise an IL. unb IL. an9uit gum greiie
bon $40 iiir bic Munoreiie perfaufer. gil:
lste iperben ,ur &iidreiie 9iilti9 ieil sir ans
tunit am ab9ansspuntte uidt ipGter als
ben 81. ausuit, iubem man ielbe bel BEN
a9enten Der Sit9burs Giienbabn III Bottom
beponirt. Man liderc ii6 ieine S6lafma:
9cits Pldte bel !3eiten NIB wenoe ii6 oil ben
Wenerol. Q9enten, Ill aoamss Strabe, Obi.
rooo HH
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aHasxe...ea.rpsr Cyesesse;; gfe,,atap, nss e5. guilt 1890.

= gu 8elepue iol elm 8nabe Naz
mems Sirner am Miiiiiiippi<ufer cine
perle gefunoen baben, fir pel6e man
ibm $25 anbot.
= @erfI. Mp9e brangen Siebe am
benen Sage in Die Wpbnun9 bere
Wirtbi9aft bes 6errn Satob Berg uno
entnahmen Der Shublabe $40.
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Die 0idel Wlatc Giienba9n

rpirb ein Grcuriion mad G%batauqua 9afe NIB
,uriid am 90. Suli %peranltalten gu einem
tireiie iiir bic Nuubreiie, 9ilti9 Snr Miids
fabrt bis gum 90. aueult, weun baS BILLET
IN 0batoIqua ni9t ipater oils AM 81. Sui
bel benz oorti9su Sidet= aSeuten biuterle8t
piro. Siuete liuo gut ali iraenb einem Der
brei tGoliden l3iiSe. BiuiNe Raten na6
anberen 6ltlihen Fnufteh. @au Buren, Ctr.
Citation. lin uGbere ausfunit wenoe mail
ii9 oil ben @sneraI Agcnteu. Ill adams
Ctr, Ghicaaa. M.
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@aofabrcr-G rrnriinu

mad Bottom unb suriif pia Der Nidel BIate
gabu gum Yreiie pou $40. 90 fir bic 0tunoz
reiie. GsrfaufSta9e iiuo Der IL. unb 10.
auauit. Sur Niitiabrt aiilti9 am BIB.
ni6t ipGter ols bis snm 81. aus
gun, inoem man @iaete III Bolton NIT benz
Aoenten Der 6ithburg Giicnbabu beponirt.
3ipei 3ii9e nit peitibuleo Wo9en brett na6
Bolton td9li6. Chicago @obuboi, Sau gus
rem StraBe unb 4aeiiic 2lpemie OIL the coop.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
0rlb III ben nicorigiten Prp,cntcu.

Gle 81. sc. IS. S6ue9eieuihoft pom
Soma perleibt @elo Su ben %olerlies
brighten l~rosenten 9e9cu quite Si6erbeiten
ouf Sarml0noereien iiir 3 ober 8 Snbr..
Die Siberbeit mub wenigitenS boppelt
10 piel pertb ieiu, ais Die 9epitnl6te
Sitmme.
Man lpenbe lid all Nt. &. Suippel, SperSs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
Sprcht bnr!

Wir lino III Der Ya9e. Sic nit alien
SOrten Saennaaren, Sefen. Seppi
den, Mtutten uno Seltu6 gu perieben.
ole bon leitenoen 6abrltanten gelnaht
llno Ge9en Saar 9etauit. ipelAe mir 81
SrsiIen anbieten. Die ipnit nirsenos
an9eboten peroen f0nnen.
Sames 2epi d 6 o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
@ichcr rin ,.chrliber" S%anfcrott.

8arnep 8rin, pelder einen &leinz
bertuufs GrocerD Store lsitete 1T pom
ftaatli6en 8anterottsH efere g. @.
Mebfter als 5dblungsuhfdbig ertlGrt
tpprben. Ses Mannes S6ulben Iollen
$500 iein unb feline 9ut6a6en bette
ben, na6 ben eigenen 4usiagen 8rin's,
in ben &leibern, Die er am 2ei6e trGgt.
Cont 1T ni6ts gu bolen. 8rin lit jebt
ipieber mad Dem nsuen 8unterott @es
feB rrebubilitirt", neil er freipiQig ieiz
men Bancroft angetiinotgt bat. 9as
lit Gbrli9teit pOr benz 8eiebe. v@ott
Der @ere9te, mas lain bic Saiten
f6le9t!" uns i9einen piele MenI9sn
nod i6le6ter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
Stadt mud Amgegena.
Entered at the Postotice at Du5u1ue, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at second-class rates.
Sas girnir Der ct. @arirnz@ cmcinoe

funo unter aablrei6er 8etbeili9ung Der
8emeinebitmglteoer, am Spnnerstage
i'm S9iiBenparte itutt. Der Sing
linasperein leitete busIelbe uno benin
aeoelipiel, @ettrennen unD anoeren
nnterbaltungen unterbielt man ii4 ouf
bas S9Dnite.