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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
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GoHisrntcu.

Gin Club eeI9ieOsner Mdnner.
Wton itreibt aus San Sranets>
CO: Nus tlcinen QaiGngen bat lIdl in
Gan F~Sconcisco Gin ~eigenartiger Club
eutuiislt. !Geuts 5Gblt er mebr ols
$50 Milslhber, Die Idmmt nno lor1srs
Gus qcItieoener MtGnnern belts1sn.
81. Sstretdr Mr. 8dro Battle ldBt
fid) ib.r ben ionosr6aren Club tp!9eiz
Serrnob,n aus: IS 1T ridtis, 6cB mir
cine Dersinisnns geI@ieosner Wdnner
u,bitbet baben, al Der Die betanrtelten
unb anaeI.b.nIien MGancr Der Stapt
ae6brcu. Wir tbaten uns Sbeils aus
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5ul9mmen'
Sbeils .aber aud, Tim unIsre ysltbruz
Der Dor ben gsiabren ces Gbeltano:s,
bic pie bic SGlongen I'M GraIs
Iauern," natbriiflinit 81 pdrnen.
Qeiber fe6lt es unIeren Yrin5tpien NOD
an Der !uiini6ensmertben Serbreltull9,
lpenn mir audi idpn piel oes Glten gez
pirft uno manhen Waderen our Iuf@
oabe ieiner Seirathspldne bepogen ha@
ben. lin nur einige Seiipiele dn5ufub@
rem, 10 trennte ii6 Die Srau nnieres
GlubprG1ibenten BON bteiem, neil er =
rauhte. Sin Speites berporrdgenoes
Mitglieb unIerer @erbinoung, Baron
g., mubte fi9 Sag fir Sag BON ieiner
Satin pprperfen lafen, er babe tie nur
hires @elbes pegen geebeli6t uno lei
ni9t einmal i'm Stanoe gepeien, bic
Soften bes 9onismonbes aus ieinsr
SaI9e gu beitreiten. Ses beitdnotgen
Gp1ttelns miibe, perlor unier Baron
enbli6 bic @ebulb. Sci Der gegeniets
ti9en IusIpra9e puroen Singe erpr@
tert, bic Elm ferneres friebli6es 3uIdms
menleben unmDgli9 mu6ten, Die
S9eioung erfolgte, unb gegenpdrtig
lit bas ebemalige Spfer oes gbeitanoes
ipieber Elm gliidli9er Mann. Gr be-
flsibet ben Yoiten zines SnIpettprs IN
unierem Club. limb bann mein eigez
ner ssal. Mfein tleines 5rauhen CAB
mir ben 2aufpab, neil i9 BEL Der @re
Belt, bic i9 i'm &e1er unieres Sau1es
pprnabm, ni9t gerdui4los genug gu
Derte ging. gle bate ii9 in ben &opf
eeiebt, es ieten @inbre9er iiber ibren
@sinporratb getommen unb Seigte iit
bD9ltd aufsebra9t, als es ftf berduse
ftellte, bab Niemanb auber mir i'm Sell
Ter mar. Gs selang tbr, nmeiner gang
beionberen 9rauiamteit balber bic
S9eibune bur65u1eben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
WiNomri.

- Seffentli4e @eriteiserung zines
Mannes. Der rgtep Yort Seralo"
erinnert oaran, paB in ben Ser. Stdaz
ten, Defenders i'm State Mifpuri, elm
altes, penig bstanntes 9eieb beitebt,
ipona6 elm Wann, Der feline Srau uno
feline 8iuoer mittellos ibrem S9idIale
iiberldbt, fir cine GENTLE 3eit meiitz
bieteno periteigert peroen tunn. Sine
3eitung tiinbet bic geriteigerung zines
iol6en Mannes in @ +. 2ouis an.
Sin geniher Subert &auling lit auf
Wuni9 ieiner 5rau, Die i'm angetlagt,
iie nit ben &inpern o6ne einen Yfennig
perlaien gu baden, f~eitge9alten poroen.
aaulins pirb nun alio fir cine 3eit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25

T~trengungen gelang, trug Der friibere
ppliSiit 6. 5. S6ulte in M m a III
e e auBer einem Qrmbru9 nod inner
li9e 0erlebungen oappn. Gr bate iez
oph Die @enustbuung, bic S%niafien gee
rettst gu BADEN. BON benen er nit Odns
fesbe3eu9ungen iiberf9iittst purbe.
S9ulte itano an 3. uno GebarzS trabe,
als bas Nib s%etporbene @eipann, giz
9entbum Der QnitreiGerfirma Sobnz
ton Bros, baber geroit fam. Muttis
iprdng Der GrsPoliSift auf ben Sabrs
bamm unb ben Gdulen in bic 3ieel.
Gr purbe cine Strede peit fortges
f9letft uno 9erietb S6liebli6 unter ben
Wasen, nobel er ii1 ben 4rmbru6 si1>
ap9. Sas 8eipunn mar iebp9 5um
Stiaitdno gebra9t uno bic Sniafen
gerettet ipprben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
YcnniyI.ania.

= Daniel Macgolsen fam fiiralid
mad benz ct. @gnesz Soipital in g + l.
labelpbia. INN fi9 Die 2eber tpens
ben gu laiien. 60 grotesf oies tlingen
mag, 70 tpabr lit IS. Macsolsen lit
elm gisfubrmann, unb bieie tDnnen ii4
beim beiben Wetter i9on mas Grtras
erlauben. Wacsolgen mar bamit be-
i6Gftist, Elm srobes Stiid Sis cine
Sreppe binauf gu trugen. Gr glitt aus,
inbeiIen eelang es ibm, fi6 i9neG pie=
Der au~fSurdffen. 9alo peripiirte er ies
bod einen ite6enben S9mers in Der
Seite, Der f9lieBli6 10 beftig tpurbe,
Dab Der Mann iif na9 Dem !SoIpital
begeben muBte. 9ort 5eiste es ii9, bah
bic Geber bes Mannes poaftGnDig perz
brsbt unb aus ibrer uripriingli9sn
Gage beruntergefa0en mar, 10 bab ie
auf Die dnberen Srgane einen Druid
ausiibte. Na6 geeigneter 8ebonbluna
tonnte Der Yatient mad 9auie auriids
tebren, bod piro es mebrere Sage
bauern, Bis feline 2eber pieoer gang in
Sronung iein piro.
Wi0iam Sames Green, Der Elm
&riippel 1T uno nun % 3oq mibt, be-
finbet unter Der Intlage bes Weins
eibs in @ a It n. Der &onitabler,
pel6er Die 0erbaftung bes Mannes
pornabm, fanb i'm i'm 9auie ieiner
MSltter in 8etblebem in elmer stpei
SUB boben Puppi9adtel peritedt,
Green bate Dor brei @o9en bic IL
Sabre alte &atbeleen Siren sebeiratbet,
tpel4e 6 SUB unb Il 3oa eroB lit, aliu
obne Wiberrebe in bic einittse Gieien=
garbe bes preubif6en &0nig 5riebrif
Wilbelm aufgenommen poroen pGre.
&atbeleen's SHUTTER mar nit Dem neuen
S9pieseriobn ni6t aufrieben unb err
tpirtte einen Saftbefebl gesen i'm, neil
er benz @eiitli9en gegeniiber, nelder
bas Ieltiame paar traute, 81 Sabre ais
bas bitter leiner Nusertorenen ansegss
aeben bate. Der junge g6emann
purbe cine Stunbe mad Der Srarung
perbaftet. Der &onitabler mar bereit.
nit ieinem 4rreitanten einen 8irger
gu iu9en; als er i'm jeoo@ turae 3eii
unbeaufiidtigt selahen bate, entpii6e
tie linn Der 8leine, inOem er in cine 8uz
reaui9ublaoe fro9 unb ii9 bort perr
ftedt belt. @rit tiir3li9 eelans es
ipieber, ben 3perg gu p~erbdftsn. Die
junge Srau ertldrt, iie perbe bon Der
8sriGtsn bic GrlaubniB ernirfen, mil
ibrem Manne Suiammenauleben, uni
psrbe ibm in's GefdnsniB folsen, foate
bas nOtbig perben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
SutnotS.

= Sin Sobesiprung. @ilt San
Booming, elmer Der betannteite ter 8iirger
bon g / n bat Ieinem 2eben elm iG6es
Gnbe eema9t, inbem er bon benz
,iDdmpfer n9alo eagle" in ben Slug
dprang, unb beDor man ibm gu Siilfe
3ommen tonnte, ertrant. Mebrere ieiz
aler Sreunbe bate sr BON leinsm 8orz
1aben, ii9 bas 2eben gu nebmen, in
,&enntniB seiebt, jebOa abnte Nies
manb, oab er es ernit meinte. Seine
Betannten fabten iol9e 9emertuneen
nrn Der ipabigen Settle auf, Oa goss
ming iberbaupt piBis angelest mar,
unb feiner bon ibnen lieb ii9 trdumen,
baB er nirtli6 feline WOrte pu9r muz
den perbe. Nnitatt Montug Mittag
gum gfen 81 seben, beftieg er einen
3ug Der Chicago, peoria unb ct.
3ouiss Balm unb fubr mad Sapana.
@epor er einitieg, bate iemano be-
merit, bab er einen Hebolper in Die 9as
f9e ftedte. Ssine 5amiIis uurbs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
Moocrner SeIbitmoro.

Wenn mir bic S%aeespreiIe bur3lee
bfen, brdngt ii9 uns unpiatiirli9 Der
9ebante auf, baB cine eeipiiIe Selbits
mprpmorie ipie ein buntler S9atten
iiber ~Inisrer Ssit !iegt. MNGnner un5
syrausa i;s.bsn pl5sli6, ani9einsAb
DGnc ii9t5are, oorgerse9snce &raniz
tei.. Gs ideint, penn mir tieIec
bliden. cuB picie GaIamitGt gum She'll
ben @infpirtunger Der oergangcaea Sc
Brippe Gpipem;: su5grc4aen 1T; mir
glcubsn iebod, oub elm GROCER She'll
bieier mpiieriOien SobesfGae elmer Ges
i"piiien 8erno3lGiiigung, idneler 2es
benspeiie, l.. /. 10. 6u5uidreibsn III.
bab nie W}afdine oes &0rpers duBer
Sronuns 1T, Die pumpen ni6t 10 reG,t
arbeiten, Die @6SugsrObren peri.1pft
1no fdul iin0, Doun pdrtet Mot. G3De
geruns 6ringt @efabr. gfufft euh quf,
Teinist unb itGr.t bas Gpitsm bur6
s~eitgerlGBen Gebrau9 BON Sornt'3 Mls
pentrduter 8lut6ele6er unD @efunbs
belt nnb Wpbl6efinbsn febrt tpieber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
Gin GmnG0riT.

So iicbt es aus, aber es 1T ni9ts
&iinitli9e5 babel. Sober Der III &ifens
i6wd9e ober NicrenleiOen ober on Mas
laria ober al ben Nerpen Ieibet, fam es
ueriu9en, b. ). er fam iid slcid bur6
electric Sitters beilen. IS itdrft bas
san;c Spitcm, Srmal Die Seber unb Die
Nieren; es reinist baS Slut unb itartt
Die Neruen. Gs beilt SartleibiSfeit,
Sopfweb, S6mddeanidie, Sdlofoiiss
felt uno Melan6olie. SIS lit rein pcses
tabilii9, ein miIbes 9aratiu unb sibt
benz Sriteme leine natiirli6e Sraft
Serluden Sic electric Gitters unb iibers
seusen Sic ii6. Seoe 5laide lit sarans
tirt. Slos so Gents per Slai6e, be
{. %. Guete, $50 Main;S traBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
Wt6i8an.

= Ius Detroit nirb beridtet:
uni6ulbiger Weiie trug fiir5li6 Gbr.
8oipman bon bier, Der inMcGop's 500
tel in Chicago logirt, uls er ni9tsabz
nsno ben Sadion 9ouleparb entlang
ging, cine gebDrige Sra9t Yriigel baz
pen. Die rriofe baoon mar bic alfz
fdGenoe Iebn!i9teit, pel6e er nit benz
lei6tIinnissn G;cttir elmer aufgeregten
Dame Dot, fpelcbe ieit a9t Sagen auF
Der Guide rod ibrem auf Dem gummel
GeHnoliGcn Manne lit. Mls Der Ieiz
Ienbe ar oos Morabnods 8ebGube lam,
Itir5te ii9 pl5tltA bieIe elnp0rte Gatz
tin, Die eilts Bon einem 9usgD berunz
teritisg, nit Der SeitIGe in Der !6anb
ouf i'm uno perfebte inn unter 6ittes
rem @ormiirfsn mehrere trGftige 9iebe
nit Der biegIomen @erte. 8opman
tpar 10 oerbiiifft iiber ben Qtngriff, baB
er iit anfanys ni9t CUR 8ebr ieBte.
OILS er barn mieoer gu iiG fam unb gu
ipretEe1 begunn, belt Die 3ornige beim
Sldn5e Ietner Stimme bon 1elbit an
unD beganu, ibn unter SbrGnen INN
9er3stfung au bitten, bab iie i'm in
ifrem Ierger tuegen Der grpBen Ne5ns
li6teit fir i6ren gcfpinenloien @atten
geEalten babe. 9a Die S9lGge ni9t
aerabe3u iGmer3lt9 paren, per5ieb
8ppman Der al5u i9lagfertigen 9a<
me, unb mar ni6t nur biscret genug,
ni9t i6ren Namen 5u p~erlangen, ipn'
bern balf ibr, unter benz Subel Der
Mense, Die iid felbitperitdnbli6 pdb@
reno Der priigeli5ene angeiammelt
bate. in ibren Wagen unb liiftete b0fs
lid ben 9ut, ais tie, nod nit Sbrdnen
in ben augen, eiligit bapon fubr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
SufIcu'S g(rnic1 SaIbc.

Die bette Salbe in Der Welt fir
S9nittpunben, Sdutf9iirf un9en,
Wunoen, @ei9piire, Salsflub, Sic
%beripunoen, S9orf, geiprunsene
Sdnoe, Srpit6eulen, &rdbenaugen, unb
oue 9olltent5iinbungen unb lit cine
li2ere Seilung fir !SGmprboiDer. gs
piro sdrantirt, bab bas Mittel ppIz
tommene Genugtbuung gibt; fpenn
nidjt, pirh bas @elb 5uriideritattet.
Breis % Gents per S9a6tel. = gu
pertaufen BEL 8. 80. Guete, @~potbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
Wte TT oicS!

gsir bietsn cinbnnbsrt Dollars SsIobnuns fir isSen
Sau pom 8atarrb. Der nidt ourd 9iunebmen pom Salts
RatarrbsSnr gebsilt weroen Tam.
rs Gbeuep Il Co., @iseutb, 1oleoo 8.
gSir, BE llnieneidueteu, baben Z. !. Cheney itit ben
lesien l5 Sabreu setannt uuo balten TIN iur uoutoms
men ebrenbaft In alen Observation-Disclosures nns
fnausi.u beiabigt. aue pom ieiuer 6irma .iHse9augsusn
Decentralization gu eriillen.
@el r, SroBbaubsIss Drosuiitsu. 9olebo, ..
@aIbtng a, atnuan q Warutu, yroBban6elss
9rosuiiien, Toledo. =.
Sal's adtarrbsRur wirb iHnerli6 genonimeu unb
pirtt birrtt aui bas But NIB bic idleimtasn OssrHas
den oS Spitems. prsts 20 Gents ilr bic 5laide. 9ers
auit Don aucn Apotbeteru. 5uiguiiie irei %usriauot.
Saa'S JamiliensBiu,n nHo bic belten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
MiSeomNu.

= Sci benz 9eriub, elm bur9brens
nenbes @eipann aufau9alten unp bic
Snfafen bes @efdbrts Dor iGperen
9erleBunssn 5u bspabren, mas INN
aud mad fat decentralization 4ns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25

anstabrG@e eeprmn in ben uaWtcn nd4sn. il. Der Spa4enwRsaipal, in bsh
Observation-Disclosures IN Der Smispruoen3 IN @pIfa9en, Mechanical no Electrical
Engineering. Grimbhbe Sorbrenunsss no banoesputbidafttde snrc. Grds
3humer fir ale Shbmten, wabe bic Stloeu poucnoet bic ar auiuabme III Die SunUra
or SemorsSabr usMo elmer Der coue9mdeu &mim beotn8t dno. Gnebehbrdnts aMs
.Wi lueteamts Gaubibatcu weben gu beouoeun Frdn anseuommen wroG. Ct
'@buarbs Saq, Die Stubnnantan. fir Muoben inter ID Subrn, nbt emJ9 Do III ibnn
|poutommensu ausrInunaen Ger 80. Sduuermu po am o. September 1899 9ohnt
prben. 8aMlose Der nnat wer@H gratis Sngdanot auf anrass5d b f1 -
REV. A. M0RRISSEY, C.. $. c., President,
f. t.shft N0tre Dame, Indiana.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
Ceitcrrci6s MnBarn>

Sin S9iloaer Stiid9en pirb
aus einer Gteht HiaLsithonispa sr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25

beren @rtrag Der Srau elm unb entfern4
ten IiW.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12
MR. CARNEGIE A PF1sqsIaIIsr.

tMr. Carnegie i> q peSsfmi>t. He has
 written to q ffiecd in WorceStsF. I. from Scotland saving: T cGtSider tie re- Dph!lc naS fallen from it's high level. and stands diSGraced Glef0re all
 thoughtful men" And yet thera are many of Us who think the republic is doing its highest possible work in the Philippines and Cuba. where AIT Car negie iS of the opinion We are dfS- gracing ourselves Some of the Fili- pinOS unqueStiCn.1 11ly want to i3a let a one. and the author of ssTriunphaut
 Democracy" would have US leave theGn to the.r own devices. beStCWicg uDOn them an Independence for which they are unready in fact if not desired. Yet he fS ret content himself to leave the blacks of the south and the poor whifes of Pennsylvania ;3IOne. and grant them the i"tellectuaI independence they might prefer. Every few days the tel egraPh tells uS of q C1rn agie benp- faction to some community for 5ihr- ary Or institute. Why $ il that the great iron man cannot leave these peO- ple 10 themSelveS2 Why should he try to Tiff them to higher level of think ing and living: Have they no right to do a> they please aihout libraries and reading rCem>? Why ShoHld any out slider concern himself in iheir affairs:
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12
ONLY PRIEST IN CONGRESS
Was Father Gabriel Richard and
 Came Direct From Prison Cell.

Father George D. HeldmanIrS candi- dacy for congress in the Chicago dis trio5 recalls the fact that only one Catholic pr.eSt has ever occupied seat in the halls of cOngresS-the Rev. Cab rieI Richard. of Michigan. Not only was he the On'.v Catholic priest ever elected 10 congress. but he was also the only member wlo ever came direct from T prison cell to 2 seat on the floor
 Father Richard was Ebt elected as q representing the then teIgftcrv of Michigan This was in 1923. He serv- ed with. q Extinction. delivering several exceptionally able speeches on import art issues. He was q man of great learning. q thorough 'Fre-ch and Eng fish scholar. and cOnverSlnt with Span iSi- German and Itdi53l. and he had mastered Inc language or dialect Of the several tribes of Indians of Michigan He was q mar' Of medium size. with sharp features and T 'huleing forehead, was sEs.1tly baad. had q wiry frame and was quick in speech and action
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12

prays for t from the bottom of his hedl1.. he read the prayer with a great real of feeling" Che n9cnth later the same journal said: To-day Father iStonestreet, vested in h:s religious habit. opg,ed the Unifed States sen ate with prayer. The president of the senate introduced him into 4he hail.
 Fa,her Mathew. the great apostle of temperance addressed the senate i'll 1S49. Extraordinarily he created q sensation by reason e htS opTositi0u -t0 slavery and his supposed denuncia- ton of Slavehoiders Southern Sena- tors opposed admitting him wi.Glirl the bar of the upper house, but Henry Clay his cause. as did VII jam H. Seward. and the vote resulted B to IS in favor of conferr-ng an honor never before given to any foreigner except C. neral afayti-te.-N. '. SJL-t
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12

If they want intellectual institutions
 why sh 3uld they not provide them for Themselves? Mr. Carnegie's answer
 would undoubtedly be that they are not able 10 do so and the only answer that need be given to anybody's query why we do not let the F'iIipinoS work cut their own salvation k that # they are not unablc ID. at least they eau ,50 II more speedily 2rd effectively uudcr our lraiped and >ySfo'n3iic @UidInee. Mr Carnegie i~ an intellectual imper- ialiSt He belisveS in the expansion Of the republic e. letters T. k . pity he does no5 e how closely ;9l1.n ;he work to which 'he has devoted the rc- maiGdor Gf his life is to that the United States has undertaken in itS new island possessions Journal.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12

served 10 destroy much of the Gnciert Rennes. This fire ragged fer tSn days. and one by one the ancient buildings tOppled irt0 the caldrOn. The clock tower, built upon the ruins of q rudely Quilt pagan temple. disappeared in the flames. That part of the city which replaced the burning district forms the modern portion Of the city.
 Under the reign of Louis XIY Brit tany was ruled sby q provincial g0ver- nor. The letters of Nine De Sevgne furnish descriptions of the embarrass- ments which resulted from the admin iStfatiOn. From theSa letters We know tLat no small amour of splendCr sur rounded the office Of governor of the province. She describes q visit paid hPr at her chaqe1I1. Les RccherS. hv this functionary with twenty gentle men in his cortege. not to mention trumpeterS and. guards
 The revolt Of the BretOns against eXoFbrant taxation furnishes a d-a- matic page in French history. It re- quired 5000 troops to chastise the 300 CT 600 BrctOTs who had risen in pro- tesa- The palace of justice Of today. where DreyfuS will 'be tried was form erlv the parliament building. It's first stone was iaid in 1918. at the close CT the protracted contest between Nantes and RenneS-
 Besides the palace cf justice. Relres assesses q university Of nCte. 2 ca n aCl~aL museum and botanical gard en-alI interesting and worth the journey from Paris to viSf-- Especially interesting x the fact that ReraPS is an dmportart military Toint. Two corps Of artillery. the Seventh and Tenth. and TWO regiments of infantry are stationed here and there are sev- er-lI arTllnrips -Ernm q Paris Letter
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12
IN QUAINT OLD KEYNES
The Little Brittany Town Thai Has Suddenly Sprung Into Prominence.

A month ago. outside O. France. RonneS was scarcely kEown- The
 Anerican colony making the annual summlr exit from Paris the day after tue Grand PriX. bound for Di-ard, tue Newport Of France. scarcely note the shouting of the guard as the tran draws up before railway station
 -RcGres. Rennes.''
 Now thousands of people are rush irg to Rennes: the hCtels are taxed beyond the limits: prices hitherto un- heard Ct are current. The 4tfen i0n Of the world is fixed upon this Breton town where Dreyfus' ratriaI is to take place.
 Brittany iS the ocle province of France winch has escaped modern .-ceIr-raIfza.fo1.' In Brittany the oId s.ngs are sung. the legends 1i1ger in the hearts of the pe0pie. Women sit in the doorways plying the distaff The a1-cient Breton 'Angelus is sung in the little churches. The saints are per petualIy h0rDred. and the annual par ssl fete- called in Brittany q pardon" is faithfully CbServed The Breton peasant sii ill wears the traditional coiffe: her costume is always that Cf her ancestors.
 Re1nes. today numbering 10.Gt0 in ,h-1;j5arts. was ti1e capital of the Re (, mes of Caesars time. Ar almost il- Iegibie inscriptiCn on Cne of the an cient gates the stone now placed n the museum. informs '-he slvants that Ren- pes was patro1tzed 6y fhe Emperor GCrdian. very august. very happy. and very DiOus.
 RenneS shared with Nantes the iloncr Of being the mos. important of the towns of Brittany in the middle ages. In fact. ar intense rivalry existed be- tween these chief cities. RenneS con Guered n the end and became the res idence of the Breton princes of he day.
 For centuries the Breton parliament assembled at Rernes. and whenever the reigEing prince died the new Duke Of Brittany presented himself at the gates of Rennes to demand of the city the ducal crown ard make q solemn oath to maintain the rights of the Ere ten nation. Of this epoch in the eX- iSte1ce of R rneS many traces remain. We still find in the old quarters ancient buildings Of the middle ages q pell mell or ibalcOnies galleries. tow CTS. zigZa gging roofs and dOrmer win d5ws. each story projecting beyond the lawer, the windows of the upper al n,1.st meeting its reighbor over the way. So that two persCi1s might con verse il whispers from opposite houses. That such opportunities were not al- lowed to PasS unimprOved by the Ro-| me0S and Juiiets of that day some of tho aLicient l,l.ladS len1 Us to believe
 The great fire which occurred in 1T20
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12
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Arizona republican., 1899-07-12
WHAT IS SHILOH?

4 grand old remedy for Cough. Colds and Consumption; used through the world for half a century. has cured innumerable cases of incipient con- sumption and relieved many in ad- vanced stages. If you are not satis- fled with the results we will refund your money. Price 9 cents, 50 cents and s1 Dr. G. H. Keefer- Druggist.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12

Train No. connects with Southern Fa- eific train No. 19, eastbound, leaving Mar icOps at 10 90 D. n.
 Train No. conneccs with Southern Ps- eific train No. %, Testbould, leavtDB MsrieOps at 5:45 a. n.
 Pacific Coast Limited passes Msricopa: East bound, 2.26 8. m-, Wednesdays and Saturdays: WestbouDd. S:S0 a. n., Fridsys ana Tuesdays of each WeeE.
 Connections made st Phoenix with B- F., P. & ?. R. R. for Prescott ana Con gress-
 Connections at Mess with stage for Florence and Globe, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at , o'clock a. n.
 "Trains stop on signal Pullman Palace Sleeping car sn all trains between Phoenix and MaricopS. N. K. HASTEN B. F. PORTER !
 President. GenI Supt-
 h. O. BICKNEIL,
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Arizona republican., 1899-07-12
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 CONNECTIONS: Jerome Junction with U. v. tS T. By for Jerome; F. X E. Junction with r. s E. R. R. for Huron and Mayer; Mayer with stage to Crown King and other mining points; Prescott with stage lines for all principal mining camps; Congress Junction with Stage lines for Congress HarQua Hsla, Stanton and Tsrnell; Hot Springs Junction with the c. c. H. :. < l. Co, for Castle Creek Hot Springs, the sll-year-round health resort; Phoenix with the II. * ?. G s. R. " R. B. for points on the 5. P. System.
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Arizona republican., 1899-07-12
HE HAS NO TACT.

'.Mr D;nley has no tact a; all" said Miss Glldersleeve to Mss F'rocks. .Hasr't he2''
 No; he won't even pretend that he understands goIf.''-Life.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12
NOT ALWAYS GOOD.

Tommy-Grandpa are kings and queens always good?
 Grandpa-Not always, my boy; not when there are aces out against them. -Tit-B.ts.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12
RUINED THE PEN.

'I wonder what $ the matter with my pen. The point is rough, and punches through the pasr"
 T know. mamma. l used 1t a little while ago to write my German exe-- else. Chicago Tribune.