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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-14
BIG TREES CHARRED BY LAVA.
SUGGESTIVE DISCOVERY ON MOUNT ST. HELEN's
IN WASHINGTON.


Volcanoes In South America and Alaska have
been active during the last half-century, ana
promise to make more or less disturbance in the
future. But in Oregon and Washington, where
there are evidences Of tremendous outbursts In
past ages, 1t seems probable that operations
have been permanently suspended. There Is no
well-authenticated record Of any eruption there
since 1S43, when both Mount Baker and Mount
st. Helen's elected ashes for short time Ii
was formerly suspected that a certain cnder
cone in California, ten miles east OF Lassen
Peak had been the scene of explosive activity
as late as 1850 But when Major Dutton and
Mr.. Diller, Of the United States Geological Sur
vey, visited the place in 1886 they were satisfied
that the last eruption in that locality had oc-
CURED in the preceding century.
An interesting discovery, which suggested the
possibility of comparatively recent activity in
Washington was made last summer by Mr
Coville. botanst of the Department Of Agri-
culture Mr.. Diller tells about 1t in Science
At the point where the trail from Mount St
Helens to Lake Merrill crosses the Kalama
River Mr. Covile found two pieces OF coniferous
charcoal Each came from tree that was APP
parentIy about a foot in diameter. The char
coal was picked up among lot of drift that had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-14
A BLAZING MARINE BOMB.
From The Engineering News.

Illuminating shells for lighting up large areas
of ocean in life saving work or to obtain the
range of the vessels OF enemy are proposed
by the American Illuminating Shell Company
of Baltimore. Md. The shell used Is hollow
cylinder made of steel tubing and charged with
calcium carbide. which. coming into contact
with water. generates acetylene gas. The end
of the shell remains above water. and at this
end are burners lighted by an electric device
contained In the shell. 1t is claimed that the
light produced Is 900 candle power and can
not be extngushed by water, The shell Is to
be shot from gun to a distance of two miles.
and floats with one quarter Of Its length above
water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-14

circumstances. The metal work is soon tar
nshed by exposure to dampness. and the wood
work readily collects dust There is no doubt
that reproductions Of rare pieces Of antique
furniture can be honestly made and sold just as
copies Of favorite oil paintings are reproduced
and sold. The dishonesty is when the dealer
tries 10 sell the reproduction as an original
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-14

wife tended him all night and took him in the
morning to the local hospital where 1t was
found that he was horribly burned about the
head, arms and chest parts being absolutely
charred He died on March II Of tetanus
Nowroiee and one of the engineers have been
arrested
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-05-25
A Camera Expert.

Mrs. De Shields. who with her hus-
band was here attending the drug
gists' meeting. was not only an artist
with a rife. as told yesterday, but was
a snapshot camera artist Mr.. Ward.
just as he emerged from the ''briny,"
was mounted on box and his ''shad-
der ketched, and the lady also slip
ped around in the brush and got a
fancy shot at a bunch Of very much
interested poker players.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-05-25
EIocution, Oratory, Physical Culture,

Miss Pearl Berthe Morrow, teacher
of literature and instructor in the art
Of elocution, oratory and physical cul-
ture will begin summer term Of in
structions beginning June 9TH: series
Of instructions terminating July 9th.
Miss Morrow comes highly recon-
mended from the best Of artists of
KelsOe's Conservatory Of training and
oratory, OF Chicago. Miss Morrow
also carries the most worthy recon-
mendation from friends who testify
as to her character, ability and merit.
See her ads In the Daily and IN the
Weekly Chieftain Of June i.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-05-25
To be Moved.

H. c. Miller's house is to be moved
at once to its new location, near Will
Wade's. Nr. Miller's aunt, Mrs Della
Cross, and her mother, Mrs. Miller,
will occupy the house, Mr.. Miller liv-
ing with them. And By the way.
for the information OF that neIghbor-
hood, Mr.. Miller says as soon as he
moves up there he is going to have
sidewalks to town at any effort, next
to putting them down alone. And
that's the kind OF talk that counts.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-05-25
Buried.

The body Of the stranger supposed
to be Frank Wood, was buried this
morning at the cemetery above town.
Nothing could be heard from anyone
concerning him and there seemed no
other course. 1t is believed he had
relatives at Checotah or South Cana
dian, but it seems likely they had little
interest in him, or perhaps were fin
ancially unable to take any action in
the matter
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-05-25
Phos Pho Ferrine, to be had at
Foreman's Pharmacy only.
Rock Greek Notes.

Too much rain TO suit Us.
The hog cholera has struck US
again.
When is the Sunday school conyen-
tion on the Big Cabin?
win Propp had several pigs drown
ed last Tuesday night.
Mrs. s. A. Perry went to Vinita last
Friday with strawberries.
There was big crowd at the bap-
tising last Sunday at the Smith cross
ing.
Ralph Cox, Chelsea, is visiting his
grandma and uncle, Herb Cox, this
week.
The Nashville could have run in
Rock creek Tuesday morning, it was
so high.
Charley Purcell was iwater bound in
Adair last week but he did not care;
he put up with Pap"
There will be an ice cream and
strawberry supper at the home Of S.
p. Perry next Saturday night.
When you go to Adair next Satur-
day call and get dish Of ice cream
with the Ladies' Aid society; they
will give you your moneys worth.
J. A. Morehouse, that we spoke of
last week, died Thursday of measles.
dad" as he was called. was a good,
honest man, a hard worker and had
when he died snug little fortune TO
leave TO the two married daughters,
who survive him. He will be sadly
missed by host Of frinds. His SON
in-law was with him when he died.
-.x.f :. - L.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-05-25
Card OF Thanks.

With the feeling that kind and
generous treatment should not go un
rewarded the druggists Of vinita de,
sire to express their thanks and graft
tnde to the press, the physicians and
citizens generally OF this community
for the interest manifested in the en-.
tertainment Of their guests, while in
the city during the meeting Of the
Indian Territory Pharmaceutical as,
s0ciation. We promise to stand ready
at any time 10 reciprocate on demand.
Respectfully,
W.F. CARTER,
A. J. GRHEE,
J., r SHEEHAS,
Committee.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-05-25
Salt of the Earth.

An editor sat IN his raw hide chair
With his gun across his lap.
He heard = man coming up the stairs.
And feared that the gun would snap
he dropped his shears and took good aim
Through a small hole in the door
But What he saw as the conner came
Knocked him cold upon the foorf
Twas the same old man who comes each
year,
The frat ofa chosen band.
Tothe worn out editors heart noet dear.
With dollar In his hand.
Men may come aud may 20 away.
As the weeks pass one by one.
But. after all. for the men Who pay
The newspaper must be run.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-05-25
CantweII Here Again.

D. A. Cantwell, the bad man from
Bristoe, has passed through the city
again, going home on this mornings
train. 1t is not reported that he has
'4met up" yet with the wicked Okla
homa sheriff who enticed his wife
away or ran away with her, and it
is probably well for the latter that
such is the case.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-05-25
Rank Meetings.

". z. Halsell and J D. Hall went
to Clarem0re this morning to attend
a bank directors monthly meeting.
Here. it is difficult to have over TWO
meetings a year-the TWO at which
dividends may be declared.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-05-25
PRYOR Greek Celebrates.

Two Of Pryor Creeks enterprising
citizens have headed the subscription
list for fourth Of July celebration
at that place with 800 each Who
will head similar list here with $50
or 500: Wake up: let's fall in line.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-05-25
Back at Work.

John Davis i hack at his old place
in the Jumbo store clothing depart
ment. He's capital good clothing
man and his services are valuable
wherever there is clothing to be sold
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-05-25
To Wed. june Z.

Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. L. W. Burlington for the
wedding Of their sister, Miss sammie
Gunter, to Mr.. Andrew Bell Cum
ningham, Wednesday evening. June
:. Is1o
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-05-25
A Pest From Business.

J. p. Dickinson came IN ION list
evenings train. He is not in good
health and will go ~ Dallas, for a
rest and thence to bot Springs, after
his wife, who he is going to take east
for the summer.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-05-25
Broke a Leg.

John A nderson, man employed by
Captain Cobb on the farm, while
branding some cattle this morning,
had the misfortune TO fall and break
his leg. The professional services Of
DIR. Fortner were secured and the limb
s.af
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-05-25
Fell From a ScaffoId.

While putting cutters on DR.. Fort
ner's pew house yesterday Bruce Cam
eron got a severe fall, through the
slipping OF scaffold, but was fortu-
nate enough to land right side up and
escaped serious injuries, though the
distance was about eighteen feet.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-05-25

In 1920 anthracite coal was first
successfully used in P Philadelphia for
generating steam, and it was not
until 20 years later that anthracite
fuel was employed with success in Q
blast furnace by David Thomas at
Catasauqua, Pa.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-05-25

The first factory for making pins
was established in New York in 1872,
and in the same year the first roll
ing nill was put into operation il
Pittsbug.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-05-25
Teachers Going.

Miss Puntenney and Miss Gilson,
teachers at the academy. left last
night, the first for her home AT Litch
field, H., and the latter to visit
friends at Brighton, in the same state.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-28
0ci GattnrrOiQc

ipurbe in elmer grbperientung bas
Stelett elmer Mdnnespsri ion g%efunben,
unb Der Slnb bat allgemeines 4ufs
Ie6en erregt. g 9auergei9i9 d.
ten iinb nun iebr paIienb, uno fper
yetne @ute" peib, bat iebt gelegenbeit
feline GinIeitungl si9t gu ftnben.
Wan iagt nun etpa: Scr Sunb oieIes
@erippes Bel 2attnerpile ertnnert midi
an etnen 8orfaa". Soer man Setgt
nit benz Singer mad Der Gi4tung beg
Sunbprtes unb beginnt oann: Isle
baben bon benz Stelettz Sunb bel 2attz
nerpile gebDrt." Inbere leiten ibre
S6auergsi9ibte audi 10 elm: rWie i4
aus ben 3eitunsen erIebe, bat man BEL
2attnerbille elm Stelett 9efunben: Sn
e re Sprfe fam es elm Seal
por, baB ETC." Sas iinb 10 einige Ginz
gan9sfprmeln nit benen bic &ufi4neta
Der lire intereffanten Morot6aten"
rno baarftrGubenbe 9eipenitergei4t9z
ten anbringen tDnnen, tpenn man
8inter @benbs i'm parmen 3immer
IiBt. @ir baben einen S%erpanoten,
ber feline Miite tDbten fam, unb Dslz
9en Elm Deal bes Na9ts i'm Sauie elm
rI6par5er 9ater" fait 81 Sooe err
i9rsdte. Man fanb i'm ndmIi9 einen
Mprgen I'M &ii9enI6rant unter einem
Saufen Poraelan>S ei4irr. Der
Meni9 bate nGmli6 Dor Dem S9laz
fengebsn 10 einem redten, altmobii6en
Gr5GbIer elmer Mprbtbat augebDrt, in
pel9er es pprfam, baB elm RGuber Der
in Elm Saus ein6ra9 einen alien
S unggefeIlen taltbliitig rum9ez
brungen" unb in piele feline Stiide
9ei6nitten bate, unb unier Samilienz
belb, Der acknowledgement nod lebig 1T,
roIte in S9lafloiigteit auf ieinem 2a-
ger bin uno Fer unb fab iih in raitloien
SrGumen rin Stiide sei9nitten, ME
@urTtfleii6" baliegen, als plDBli6 -
er pQdte auf. G5 bate ettpas i'm
Sauie gang unbeimli9 g~etlungen. Sn
feiner Ser3ensangit, rannte der Selo"
benz an bas pblutige 3eug", bas Der
yGr3dbler" lpsgelaiIen bate nod i'm
&opfe iputte, i9nuritrats in Die &iis
DIE, unb ba Der &ii4sni9rant pffen
itanb itplperte er tppfiber in oieien,
mo man i'm bann fano, pie er frumpfz
baft bic S9ranfthiire an ii6 aog. Sin
i6tparser &ater bate i'm Suuie Elm
@erdui9 oerurid6t.
60 fam oft Elm gonS einfa6es @rz
eiqniB, pie Der Sunb in 2attnerpine,
allerbanb S9auermGr4en : Gr5dbler
InlaB geben, nit ibren 9ruieltsen
@ufI6neibereien einem baieni4redigen
Sunggeiellen, bas 9irn nit f~ieberbafz
ten Morbt9atzs rdumen gu fiaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-28
Ut bur9ii1es %.
@crciniSte Staateh
M o6trd9li3J

gu &oIe Greet, Mtnn., muir
ben peril. @o9e in Der Ct. Yetar's
Stride baiel6F, 6err Spbunn 6. STINT
rno SRI. &nna GreB ebeli4 BON Jtep.
6. @Drgen getraut. Sn Der Wobnun9
Der @ltern Der 9raut Tdno oarauf etne
iener betannten, l%uremburger !9o9s
aeitsfeierIi9feiten 1tatt. Den Neugez
trauten ptel Slid unb Segen gum
9unDe.
9em r2eRars SerolO" entnebmen
mir SplgenDes:
- Sienstag @prmittag leBter 800
DIE puroen in @ranpile 9err 9enrp
8unters nit Sri. Qnnu 8elen ebeltb
oetraut. Die Seier fanb in Der tatb.
Stride itatt unb Rep. StrOmberg poas
Spg bic Srauung. - Die 9raut lit Die
9s46tete uno gesbrte Sodter Oes Siour
Gpuntp Sarmer5 Matb. &elen; Der
8rGutigam lit elm erfplgretfer Sars
mer Der isb8 Meilen bon 9ranptue
feline Seimatb bat.
- MittnD9 fano ebenfaus in Der
faith. Stride in Granptle Die Sp95ett
bon 8. 80. &ramer nit SRI. &atbartnG
@ebber itutt. Gep. StrOmberg i4iir3te
ben G6etnotsn. = Der 8rGutigam, Der
@eI6Gftsfiibrer BON Cannon &c Saas
6Isbatpr, erfreut ii9 bes beiten aufes;
er fam por ni9t gu LANCER 3eit bon
9perspile na6 @ranoiQe. Die Sraut
lit bic gut sroogene Sp4ter Der Samilie
yltc 8ebber uno lit Seoem als gut err
5pgen unb iittIdm betannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-28
Ser @aterlnn @epurtcr i6rcibt:

Gpeatalz&gent Serr SEQ. s. 8ropn
bon Der Mutual 2tfe Sniurance Goms
panp bon NeD Yort lit in @aterloo
nno E,a9t bic 8orar6eiten fir Die 8es
SabluAg bon Pplicen bon iiber $4,000
ipel4s Der tiir5It9 ~Deritprbene s. Sol
felmaBn BON Der Waterloo &c Gebar
Sails Eraniit Company, in genannter
2ebensperil6erung : 8eieai6aft bate.
@ls Ssrr 8ropn Dor einigen @o9en
bier nJr, ipra9 er nit 9errn Soielz
mann l6er Die 4nnabme elmer anbes
rem PoItce in ietner 8eieQi9aft unb er
mar oeabal6 Dertpunbert als er erfu6r,
baB u%nteroehen Ssrr SOiielmann ge>
ftorben iei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-28
Sic NifcI YIatc Yalu

ipirS SiQste oil gunfte iunerbalb $50 Meis
len an 20. uno 30. Nouember fir bic 9tunos
reiie, we9en Oantiaguu9stag. pertalien.
Die @renSe fir Die Niitrdie lit Der /. De-
srmbsr. @ir boben id9R9 brei S6neQSi9e
na6 Sort @apue, GROGanb, Grie, Buffalo
uno 9tew 2lort NIT bftibuleo S9loiwo9en
nno ercelentem SpeHswogeusS ienit. Wtou
idreibe ODER telepbonire oil ben @eneral.
gl9enteu, III aoams Ctr, Chicago, ST..
UNI S6lafipa9eu (lGbe Su reieruiren. Gbis
cogo Yerionens SabubOi: San Sureu Ctr.
uno EaCific 2lue., aui benz Glcpatso Coop
Stdbtii6e (Gbiea9o) &ldet : Office, Ill
Qlbams Ctr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-28
3letn aus Staot
uno tmae8eno.

- gu 2uremburg tpurben in Der
81. Sreifaltigtettstir9e Serr Sran5
9eDing unD SRI. 9elena &euter ebelib
getraut.
$. 9. SranBen, Deuti4er Qbpofdt
unb Nptar, 3immer Alb Sffices9es
tGube, 9. unb MainsS traBe.
- Serr Seinri9 Saiien unb SRI.
&atbarina @iQenbprg purben in Der
ct. peter unb pauls Stride gu petersz
burg pom bo3p. 8ater Hottler e9eli9
perbunoen.
- Serr Sran5 9iirti9er, Der be-
fannie 9rocerD Store 9eiiber an 2inz
coin QlDenue bat geIunbbeitsbalber cine
gfeiIe na9 Cos Qnseles, Gal., ansetrez
ten pon mo aus er audi beabii6tigt,
Sonplulu auf ben Sanopi4 Snieln gu
beIu9en.
- Or. MeDers, 2O72 Sadion Ctr.
- Der bieiige S6riftsieBmai9ies
mems perateur, 9err @eorg pobl un6
SRI. 2ouifa Wiebemeper tpurOen psrfl.
8p4e g%ebeiratbet.
= gu minneapolis tpurbe am DOM
nerstag Serr Cornelius 9rob, friiber
bier in Dubuque pobnbaft, getObtet,
inbem cine 2ptomotioe in ben 9ebOften
Der g., so. &c ct. Paul 9abn BON
@eleiie fubr.
- Der unfriebe 5pii9en Der Some
electric Company unb Der STANDARD
Selepbon Company, lit riebIi3
6eigelegt tporben.
- gu petersburg itarb Srau So
bann Gdmmers i'm Qlter bon CT Sab
rem. SteIelbe near cine iebr a9tungsz
ipert6e tatbolii9e Satin unb Mutter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-28
Murkthertattr.
Siir Seit 6robperfauf.

Subuqus, ben %. Nop.
Safer: 24@26c.
Sorn: @ltes, 30@32c; mues, CSC.
&o99ru: 45@50c.
Barley; 25@4Oc.
SO. SO@4.O0.
Ssu: gaiIbes, $3.50 per Come; sabmes,
$9.00@9.50 per Come.
Gier: 10c per Sutenb.
Sutter: Sairp, 12@22rp. 9fuub Greams
erp, 25@26c.
sale: &abm : aaie, 1876; srid, lac;
glod, lac.
S9aileiid: saufFeii6, TIC; Sammel.
fleii6, SIC.
@eraudertes 6lsiid: @dinteu, 1O@11e;
Sped, S@S1c.
Shmal3: 5f@6tc.
Rinofeti3: 7t@Sc per Gfuub 1tinber,
&c per Yfuub.
Suruips: 35@40c per guibeI.
Spiebeln: 55G57 Gents per 0uIbel.
Nepiel: SO. 0003.5 so.
S2weinc (auf benz SUBJ: S3.60@3.65 per
blllIoert Gillno.
@eidla6tste S6peine: 81 SO@4.40 per
bunbert Yiunb.
Sols: Suites Gi6enbuIa s4.25@4.5O per
&orbe.
Riuouieb: Stiere, A .00@4.25; RirSsr,
S3.O0@3.25; 8iibe, 81. 00@2.75; guuen,
S2.50@3.00; 6Glber, 81. 00@4.5 so.
geHii9el: Sibner, 5 GsntS per 4iuuS /;
SurfepS, 7fc per PfuuS.
Sobnen: g8bite gtaup, $500 per guibel.
&raut: 4 GeutS per &opi.
8amms Soniq, 12t Gents per GfuiS.
Sartoiielu: 25@27 @euts per @uibel.
&oblen: Sartfobleu, 200 per Soune.
Selerp: 20@25 GsutS per Suseub.
GrarberrieS: 500 per NaB.
SeialSene Bull Saute: go. /, s Gents /;
No. 2, z @ents.
Srii6 9eialsene 6ulbbGpte: go. /, 10
Gents; DO. 2, 10f Gents
Sal9 go. 1, Al Gents go. 2, 81 Gents.
S6afSfele: 20 Gemts.
Srp Scne, $5@12 90 per Come; Mine:
raj, S25 per SauieuO; Slad Sad, $40 per
Come.
Slei: Su ct. Qouis, $4.45@4.5O.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-28
gn 100000 in ciuem ein3iscn Gbtd ertalten
fir eineu Sanoel lit Der Miitaal 9tfe
Srfuranre COMPANY bon
Nem Y0rt.
Sic rei@fteu unb bic erfoIgrcia ftrn
@ri6aftsleutc Der Welt tiers
ii9cru ii9 am ihperfem.
ltngeidbr $4,000, 900 @eriiGernns miro
BON ben Yrpobnertr BON Soma in Der
IutuGl 9iie Sniurarec Company
Bon gicu gori gstragsn.

llniers 3eitung beebrt iid beute einia
&c Der grObten finun5iellen Sransattios
men gu perDffentli9en, pel9e jemals in
2ebensperii9eruns betannt puroen.
sic purben ale nit Der Wutual Sife
SnIurance COMPANY bon Neip Yort
gema9t, Der d~lteften 2ebensperli9ss
runsss 9eieGf9aft in ben 9eretnigten
Staten unb Der srDbten in Der Welt.
SIN 9an5en trasen bic 2eute in
Soma unsefdbr $2O,000,000 9erii4es
rung in Der Mutudl 2ife uno bierppn
lit cine srpbe Summe 9eraoe bier in
Dubuque Staot unb Gpuntp.
Die sroben Srunsattipnen, auf
pel6e mir bier 8esug nebmen, iino
fpleenoe:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-28
Srimfchrrnbe Stnheutcu

%tonneil, bel Sorjeisen Der nOtbisen ge9lans
b%i9nl9et, Siuete erbalteu llo9 auen Hunss
ten Der Central gaiien9er giiociatiou, wel4e
auf Der Mifel SlatesSabu Iie9en, unb 3rpat
gum Ereiie elmer Sabrt uno ein Critic fiir
bic Nnnoreiie. Sillete peroeu am Gage psrs
fault, al welbem Die S6ulen idlieBST NIB
Gm Gage Dor benz S6lub Der S6Yfer, init
@iilti9tsit sur &iidreiie bis Nuub eits
i6lieBli6 oes Cages, oil wel6em bic S6ule
wleber be9irut, ober ui6t ipGter als ben 10.
Sanlar 1900. I'm gustunit in Ve;u9 altf
ben 5u9bienit na9 Sort 8apue, Cleveland.
Soltoria, Grie ulo ailbereu Ylnften. iprede
n,an Dor BEL ODER peube lid oil ben @eherat:
9lSenter, III aoamS StraBe, Chicago, 81.
G~bieasosr 9obnbof: @au Buren, StroBe uno
0aeific Npenle, auf Der @lepateb 9oep.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-28
Gines @coaftcur's NeriGerung.

Serpprrasenb unter ben aebattsuz
rem Der lGnbli&en prehe 1T Serr Ser
bert Mprid, prdioent Der Orange
Subj Sarmer COMPANY unb Rebats
teur bss nNmerican 4srieulturiit" 81
gep Yort, bes Orange Subj Sarmer
gu gbicago uno bes Nep England
Somsitea6 gu Springfield, Maii. Gr
III aud prdIioent Der phelps Publiib>
ing Company unb &ebafteur be5
sSarm anb Some. Ssrr Wlprid ipuroc
tiiraIi6 in Der Mutual 2ife bon ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-28
Gbiea9o, ben rs. Nop.
0ctrcioe.

Sgte y ptH ~. you.
0ctrcioe.
@eiSeu-
Ge,ember: seg@e7a.
Wai: 71s@7lt.
Sort
Iopember: 31@32.
9esember: 32@32t.
Mal: $685..
Sofer-
9~topember: 90.
DECEMBER: 23@233.
Wfai: 24t@244.
propiIonen.
S6peineleii9-
Se,ember: So 0@S. 05.
cSauuar: SO. 4.t@9.5O.
Wai: S9.57t@9.G0.
S9mal;-
9esember: S4.S5@4.s7t.
Sanuar: So. 0I4@5.1O.
Mai: So. 27f@5.30.
Gippen-
December: $4.S24@4.S5.
Soruar: S4. tad. 95.
Mai: S5.O5@5.1O.
S~la6Siamen-
No. q. 49,, s1.29; g. %, 1928;
Mai, $1.2St.
0icbmarit.
S6neiue-
S6were, SO. 90@4.0O.
S6were, raube, $3.75@3.S5.
Gei9te, SO. 75@3.95.
@emii6te, $3.e5@4.05.
Bieb-
Grtra Riubpieb. SO. 30@6.7O.
Suites, So. 50@6. 10.
WittelmGBiges bis guteS, "a. 90@5. 80.
Siuia6e Sorte, $4.40@4.75 |.
Naube, leidte Stiere, $4. 20@4.50.
@ute bis aussewGblte Seras aitiere, $40
@4.5O.
Sun @eiten Sefiitterte Stisrs, St.50@G.20.
&iibe, 2 .25@4.50.
Gmoer, $50. 25@5.0 90.
guQeu NIB S9ien, $2.SO@4.50
Sm gSeiten oil gras 9eiiitterte Stiere,
So. 75@5.00.
gom @eitcn fommenbe Giibe uno Niuoer,
SO. 40@4.40.
6Glber, So. 00@7.00.
eddie
Ginfade bis quite, 9emiidte, einbeimiide,
So. 90@4.40.
@ute bis aussepdblte wetli9e S6afe,
SO. 30@4.30.
Sriibiabrs .9dmmer, quite Bis ausssuablte,
S4.00@5.60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-28
Warnm nidt WeibnaGtcn nnb Nens
iabr Al Sauic bcrbrinqcn

Die Nidel Elate= @iienbabn iuirb Stuete
mad ir9eito eiIlem Huufte iunerbolb bes Ses
bietes Der Central Falieneer Aiiociation 3llrI
YrcIie elmer Sabrt NIB eiu Srittel fir bic
Hunoreiie perfaufen ue9eu Der S~Seibna4ts'
llno Neulabrs Seierta9e, uut ~s,paI16iro ble'
les all9sbot 9iilti9 ieiu am 23j,N., 20. 80.
uno 81. December 1899 unb A l.. SalIor
1900, nit @iiltisfeit iiir bic Riidreiie bis 81
benz NIB eini6liebli6 ben 3. Sonuar 1900.
Stubenten fOnnei, bel @or5eigen Der notbis
gen Seglaubi9uu9ss S6eiue, Silete gu bem'
lelber Sabrpreis erbalten nit iebr siinitiSen
Giitreiies Sesiinitisunsen.. 8oue auSfitnft
fam man erfabren iubem man ii9 ipeubet
at ben general= 9l9enter, go. Ill abams
Strabe, Chicago, Su.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-28
Sic PnpularitGt Der Wutual 3ifc In
9Ono0u.

Sin GnslGnoer, pel4er in 2onoon
pobnt, bat tiirSli9 ii9 cine annuitdt
pber Elm idbrli9es, regelmdbiges Ginz
tommen bon $4,000 setauft, inbem
er BEL Der Mutual 2ife on Die $430,s
900 be5ablte. Wel9s before Gmpfeb>
lung tDnnte cine 9eieGi9aft baben als
bic unteri9rift u~nierer ~brittii9en
Better"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-28
Gin bierprn,eutiser Snmb, Der an
einrn grnBen Minenbeiiter
ansgetelIt uuroe.

6err Samlel Hepbouie BON Salt
Cafe Gitp, pel6er tiir5lid feline Sntez
reiIen an bic STANDARD Sil Company
p~erfauft bat, bat ppr einisen Wonaten
cine poq be5ablte Pplice bon 100000,
beim Sob sablbar, erbalten, 5uiammen
nit einem garantirten idbrliden Gin
tommen fir ii9 ielbit tpdbrsnb ietnes
2ebens i'm 8etrase BON $4,000. Serr
Nepbouis besablte in einem Gbed fir
bieIen Bomb $233,828. Nebit unb gu
ben $4,000 per Sabr pirb Serr Nepz
bpuis jdbrli9 cine Sipibenbe erbalten.