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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-07
MUST BE

When Mckinley ran for the Presi-
dency three years ago he was on rec
ord as a pronounced bimetalist and
his speeches in Congress previously
made in defense of the free coinage of
silver were regarded among the strong
est ever made in that body. In order
to win the backing of the moried
powers in the fight, however, he
found it necessary to pledge himself
and his future administration to a
complete abandonment of his princi-
piles and SO he authorized Mark Han
ma to 60 on a foraging expedition
among the trusts nd combines and
up and down Wall street to obtain the
money necessary to elect him whether
by tair means OF foul. With this I'M
Outstanding the monied powers pour
ed their millions into the lap of Han
ma ard he used il in enough of the
Middle States to insure the efeat of
Bryan. 1t costs money and lots of it
to colonize voters, stuff ballot boxes
and make false election returns.
Mckinley viii again be the candi-
date of the same powers that elected
him before and now they ask another
concession,
They ask him to pass a gold stand
ard bill pure and simple and insist
that his party place the law upon the
statute books before the election.
This bill is the most daring piece
of legislation ever ATTEMPTED in the
United States The burdens follow
ing the demonstration of silver are
mere pieces of baggatelle compared
to the load OF poverty and debt
which will fall upon the middle and
poorer classes of the country after the
letters and chains Ct the new cur
rency bill have been cliBched and
rivited to the limbs of this republic.
A, the present time the country is not
wholly under the feet of the gold
trust. It still has a chance to strug-
gle and can make an outcry, but after
the Republican party has made this
Infamous piece of Legislation the law
Of the land, the country will be bouud
bucked and gag ed Oh the rest Of its
existence.
All the outstanding bonds and every
government obligation ever incurred
will by this bill be made payable in
gold.
When these bonds were issued and
the obligations Incurred and the legal
tender notes were issued it was ex-
p~ressly provided that they were paya-
bic in gold or silver at the option OF
the government. This was the sacred
contract made between the govern
ment and the people bat the new bill
which the Republican party proposes
to pass, wipes all these obligations
out at a breath and gives the bond
holders of Wall street and across the
sea nothing but gold.
In addition to this the bill forms a
huge bankers trust by which the
financial functions of the Government
are transferred to the banks.
They will have the power to max
a gambling den of the United State
Treasury Department department anc
the seat Of government will at one,
be transferred from the city of Wash
ington to Wall street with a branch
office in London.
This is the currency reform
which Andrew Jackson fought in hi
lifetime when he said: by the liv
ing God we will see whether tn
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-07

banks or the people run this coun-
try"
1t is necessary for the Republican
party to raise an immense campaign
fund to carry the election Of 1900 and
they are Obliged to pass this bill in
order to secure it and they must de-
liver the goods to Wall street first.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-07

High grade cigars of all brands at c
w. Friends.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-03-14
THR LATEST NEWS.

The Philippine climate is said to be
telling on Admiral Dewey. He lie in
poor health and is aging rapidly.
The stove trust has advanced price
of stoves 10 per cent. A further ad
vance will be made in the near future.
Josephine Kipling, the 6 year old
daughter of Rudyard Kipling, and the
oldest of his three children, died last
week.
Representative Bailey, of Texas, an
nounced Friday that he would not be
a candidate for the Democratic leader
ship in the next Congress.
D. Talmage has resigned a. pastor
Of First Presbyterian Church, Wash
ing, D. @. He intends to preach al
most solely through the the newspapers
in the future.
The Senate of North Dakota has
passed a bill providing for q commits
sion of three physicians in each coun
ty for the examination Of all applicants
for marriage licenses.
The President has sent to the Senate
the nomination of William r. Day,
of Ohio, ex.5ecretRry Of State, to be
United States Circuit judge for the
sixth judicial district.
TIE war in the Philippines amounts
only to skirmishing but there is small
scrap every day or two and in almost
every disturbance the heather manage
to kill and wound some Of our folks.
So many trusts ore being oganjzed
daily that il ia impossible to keep g.
record of them. One Of the latest is q
coffin trust. Another is baking pow
der trust-the Rayal Baking Powder
Co. having absorbed all it's competi
tors.
The Senate made both Schley and
Sampson Rear Admiral, but placed
5chley two points ahead of Sampson,
and Watson ahead of both. As Com
modore, Watson outranked them both,
and this seems entirely just and right,
and free from all favoritism. The grade
Of Admiral was created but Congress
refused to renew the rank OF Vice
Admiral, which Secretary Alger
wished.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-03-14

ised the people of my county that 1
would vote for no unfair election law.
AS there are provisions in this bill that
strike me as being unfair, I shall be as
good as my word and vote no."
Bills passed to establish graded
schools at Mt. Olive; to allow Duplin
to levy Especial tax
Bills passed as follows: To allow
Wilkes county to levy a special tax;
to allow Person county to issue bonds;
to establish stock law in certain parts
of Nash.
The special calendar bills regarding
courts were taken up, and passed as
follows: To change the time of hold
ing courts in Iredell; to change the
time Of holding courts in Union and
S5anly; to give Cumberland county
two additional terms of court; to regu
late the time of holding courts in the
Twelfth district; to change the time of
holding courts in Wilson; to change
the time of holding courts in Lenoir
county. -
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-03-14

The three Republican commissioners
OF Forsyth county have resigned, leav-
ing the business Of the county in the
hands OF five D 1mocratic commission
ers elected by the legislature last week.
chairman Vance, of the old board,
sal they resigned because of the indig-
nifty heaped upon the Republican mem
0ers by the General Assembly.
The trial of Wm. E Breese, presi-
dent Of the defunct First National
Banks of Asheville, began in the Fed
eral Court at Asheville. Tuesday, Judge
Purnell presiding. B.eese is charged
with embC zzlement. District Attorney
Holton and ex.Judge Bynum are pres.
ecuting. Breese has quite an array of
counsel. Among others for him
are Senator Pritchard and JOS. s.
Adams.
The Charlotte Observer says that the
new election law will distranchise thou
sands, but. there is still danger that the
Constitutional amendment may be de
teated. Whereupon a Fayetteville
correspondent says: The Observer cor
rectly gauges public sentiment in
throwing out a word Of warning
against taking for granted the carrying
at the ballot box of the suffrage consti
tutional amendment. 1t will require
hard work from the rank and file and
leaders of the party. There is certainly
no cloud on the title of the Cape Fear
Democracy to orthodoxy, but the wri
ter is surprised at the number of lead,
ing Democrats whom he meets opposed
to the amendment. The clause about
the grandson of his grandfather" is
especially decried as q monstrous alb
surdity.
An Elk Park, Mitchell county, cor.
respondent Of an exchange says: The
most terrific and damaging storm that
ever visited this section of North Caro-
lima came on Saturday night, accom-
panied by thunder and lightning, rain
and hail. The rain came down in tor.
rents and at IL o'clock there was q
cloud burst at the head waters of Little
Elk, near the farm of Gilbert Cook. 1t
was with the greatest difficulty that
the house was prevented from being
swept away. Large trees were torn
up by the roots and lodged against the
house. Little Elk spread havoc and
ruin in it's path. 1t swept away
the grist mill Of Daniel Wilcox
and on through the farm of Robert
Ellis, washing trees and a large amount
Of fencing to the track of the East
Tennessee & Western North Carolina
Railroad, kaown as the ''stem winder,"
carrying away over rs feet Of track,
washing away a heavy stone wall, and
greatly damaging the saw will of John
Ellis and totally wrecking the grist
mill Of Nero Oaks. Large trees five
and six feet through and rs feet long
we're washed for several miles. A
railroad bridge and several TRUSTEES
we're swept away.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-03-14

[OONTINUED on PAGE 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-21
,@o lit Sbre Serrin?" llno oas
Mdoben lab i'm eri1rpfsn M.

.@o lit SIRE Ssrrin?" uno oas
Wdohen lab ibu erihrpfen on.
,9yinen Sic oenu niat. Sir?" er.
iuioerte lie. yWleine Serrin lit nidt
bier. Sic 9ina. balo nah Sbrer ab-
r%eiie, aud bon bier fort uuo lit ni4t
mleoer surild9etebrt.
Sin Shmerssnsidrei entrang ii6
Ieinsr 9ruit. Gs ihien. als Oh eiu
Itummer observation-disclosures Shmers liG
ielner bemahtiat bdtte. Gnolib iant
er auf einsn in Der HGbe itebenben
Stubl nieosr uno wieoerbolte lan9iam
lire @prte:
vSie ging. balo nuh meiner Mbreiie,
audi BON bier fort uuo lit nod niht
nieosr suriifaefebrt. @ie 1T es mo0.
lid? SD babe bod f%ortwdhreno griefe
BON ibr. bier aus Marpstb sr9alten.
g8as meinen Sic eiAentli9?"
gr Iprab in eiaentbiimIi6 betlemm.
ter Weiie uno mar nie betdubt.
Sarauf ersdblte oas Mdohen ibm
oann ben 9ansen Sergana. oaB ibre
Serrin es bier su einIam gefunoen
babe uno oarum nit Yeruanbten in
eln Seebao 9ersilt lei.
.Mit usldsn Ssrmanotsn?" ira9te
er barih.
Sas puBte Glen Smith niht. sic
erSI1te %iueiter. bab ollie feline YrieIe oil
oas 8eneralpoltamt ct. Wartin lie
8rano in Gonoon iibermittelt morosn
wdren. BOB mrs. gItcourt linen all.
monatlid ben Yetrag fir ole Miislds
gen Qcilift unO DAB lie INNER in ib-
rem S~rieIen bon ibrsr Giifiebr su Mn.
lang oes NoUsmber aeIproten babe.
Gr bOrtc ibr wie eiu Srdumenoer Su.
Sept ling ih nun an. Iebr dnaiili@
rno beior9t gu iperoen. oenn ieit iehs
@oben bot meme Oerriu ni1ts mebr
bon lid b0ren lnllen. Gus anoere
Mdohsn, bas nit mir suriif9eblieben
mar. wollte nidt ldnaer bleibsn, lie be.
bHuptete QonS beltlmmt, bah oas ni6t
feline &ihii9teit baben tonne. SD
luollte bas Saus aber nidt perlafen.
gr uubts nidt. mas sr iaesn irlltc.
oenn CT bate niht ben oerinalten
Sdliihel 81 MarQaritas 9srhalten,
abnte err bod ni6ts BON ibrem Terlan-
gen, oas Gebeimnib Oes Seiamentes
Ill entoefen, bon i6rer eiierlibtieen
irautbaiten Gorge. oaB lie spiiden
i'm Ino iein Slid a~streten lei. uno
BON ibrem GntIhlulie. aui ieoe 8eiabr
bin uno I'M ieoen Yrsis Nles 81 ent.
oefsn nm i6m su isinem 3e6te 81 Der.
belien. Selbit belieu %erinnerte err iit
niht mebr, oab er lie 9ebeten bate.
Mib 9amerous griefe 81 leisn. uno
bah elmer osrielben cine NnIpieluna
auf bas @ebsimnib oes Ssltument5
sntbielt. Gr lpur 0ans permirrt, una
Dos Mdoden betra6tete ibn nit inni.
gem Mitleio.
sic bohten wohl. meme Serrin
bier porsuiinoen. Sir?" frast lie.
Sieleidt tommt lie moraen. sic
weiB bod. mann Sic S%uriifsutebren &c.
oadtsn?"
SurtieBuns plgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-21
Al.

3tpei Sabre iuaren peraau9sn. bic
3eit Der S~erbannuna mar borilber lno
Soro Gpleitpne itano wieoer auf en9li-
ihsn 80oen. @ie lang mar ibm Die
Seersiie Seuoroen! gr brabte sanse
Gage auf Dem Sed oes Shiffss su uno
lbien Die ppriiber9ebenoen Wiuuten 81
slblen uno 81 ieaneu. neil ibrer leoe
i'm ndber su Serisni9en bra6te. Die sr
BON san,er Ssele liebte.
Gr ldhelte isBt eritaunt iiber iih
Ielbit, ocB err Die Srenuung 10 Itano=
bait ertraaen batte. Nun mar lie.
Soft Sob. iibcritanoen uno lie braub.
ten bienieoen nibt wisoer bon chamber
al 9eben. Gr pollte oas ih0ne.
ihmarSdusise @eib. oeiisn Intlib in
wunoerbar ,iioliher 4nmutb ltrablts.
ME pieosr psrlalien. SaB lie eeilino
uuo sufriebeu mar. bate er aus ibrcn
Yrisien erieben; MIR in Der lebteren
3eit lparen iie ibm erniter als ionit er-
ihieneu uno es mar Elm INN unerfidr.
li1er ihpermiitbiaer 6runoton bin=
burhaeso9en. Walo mar ia aber oas
nun Iles i"iberfanoen.
Yalo iolte iein o~untelduaiser 2ieb=
ling, Dem Der NbI6ieo 10 lhuer muroe
uno bic Srsnnuna 10 unertrd9lih err
idisn, wieoer al ieinem Sersen ruben.
Gr 9soa1te oes blumenumrantten Sen-
tiers uno oes ihDnen, liettrableuoen
Wntlibes, oas ibm oaraus entSeseu-
ldhslu wiiroe. 6reili6 bliibten bel
isiuer &iidtebr Die Slumen niht mebr,
he paren ldnas 9sltorben unO Die lan=
gen, tablsn &anten bin9en trauri9
berab. aber oas beiBeriebnte MntliB
mar bod oa - Die rotben 9ippen nit
Dem ieliaen 2d6slu. Die ountlen Nus
9en, Die ibm einsn leioenihaitlihsn
6rub entasssnbrahten. sriparteteu ihn
bob bort. @is lanSiam i4isu oas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-21
Nad benz Gusliidcu.


.Sabur6 ionnen eie nihts errei=
den," periebte SIR. Weale. voenn Der
Shein ipriht ourAans 2eNen Sic"
Sin balb trobiQer 3ug aurb5udte
Saop GDletones lh6nes NntliB.
IS lie9t in meiner MaAt, MIDI BON
jeoem SerouAte 81 reiniSen." laate lle.
.g8eniss g8orts irGren i'm Stanoe,
Sbre iali9e, i6mdblihe Iltloae 81
mioerleoen, aber i'd mil oicic Wprte
nidt Ipre6en. Sic baben mid bier
borNeiunoen uilo buben IS ratbIam Qe=
Galter meme Nnpeienbeit burh einen
beabIi6tigtcn Sieblta6l 81 ertlGren.
@s miro cine 3eit tpmmen mp Die
S6anoe, oaB Sic mid 10 p~ertamnten,
Sic iOper oriifen miro"
Mr. Yeale iiislte iih, obne Iih oar-
fiber &e1eni4ait 81 eeben.. ourd oieie
itrsngcn. ieltlamen WOrte Ii9tliA be-
nnrubi8t.
,@enn es in Sbrer Wa6t lieot, li6
burA lpsniae @Orte gu reiniaen." IaQte
er. 10 ipreheu Sic bod - lailsE Sic
mid Sbre Yertbeioi9ung b6rcn."
sd perihnld6e es, neil Sic mid
bes Siebltabls beidulol9t baben," er=
wioerte lie.
,Nles Gom0oie, in0te Mrs. @rame.
Gin Hihter miro lid oaoon eben 10
neni9 einibiihtern lallen, ais id."
SoGn Yopns wanote Iitb init elmer
iebr uneeouloi9en Miene All ihr. oenn
er bar Qenei9t OH Die Unlbulo oes
i66nen @eibes. Dos mebr per,lueifelt
als p~erlporicn ausIab, 81 9lauben.
Sic Game tann in oieiem Nniuae
ni6t iabren." ia0te err. .Solen Sic
lbr weni0itens einen Sut lIno elm Sud-.
Sbre 6~rauenblnoe t0nuen beiler bee
riibren - ltsdsn Sic ibr Oas LANCE
Saar auf-iie madt ben Ginoruf. OILS
ob Der Shmers lie Derpirrt bate. ooer
nls Oh lie in elmer munoerbaren Sctlus
bun9 ~befnn9en wdre."
Mar0arita blieb itumm uno re-
ounsslos lte6en, wdbrenn bic Sausbals
term ibr, wie ibr aebeiBen mar. bas
lauee Saar aufltefte uno ibr Out nno
Sud- umgab. Sic ihrat bel Der BE-
rilbruue Der liebloieu Sdnoe lei6t slls
iommen. ia9te lih bann Nber: ,gSns
tbut es? @enn i6 nur lterben tOnnte,
Inn meinem 8atten aus Dem 9Sege 81
iein!"
Sic fannie nun enolib oas entieb=
lid 8ebeimniB. Gs bate lih iuie ein
berSebrenoes 6euer nm ibr Sers Nela-
CERT. bate ibr sartss 2ebeu nit 0llem
ieinsm Soifen. 2ieben uuo @SlnIhcn
serltDrt mo lie 81 Stein Derpanoelt.
Was iebt auh 9elhehen motte. ibr
Slid mar uno blieb unpieberbrinalih
nerloreu uno Tic iauo I'M Seioen uno
9uloeu cine grt ppn 8enu0tbnung -
!ine gemil1e gerublgung.
Oils Ser. Yeale pieoerbolte, bab Der
Maaen bereit lei. duBsrte iie fein
Wort. nber lie madte nit i6rem ibO=
nsn. bleiden antlib mebr Den Glnornd
zines on~tlaasnoen Settles. ols Sieleni=
gen, bic lie jebt Dem 8eleBe su iiberant'
lpOrten beabli6tlaten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-21
40.

Serr SenrD 2aDlton ipar eit iebr
eea6teter 2anorihter. Gr ltefte ME.
mails Elm Sinh, ,peil es cine Vlume ent=
wenoet bate. ms 8%eianQniB. aber
riiflihtslos wubte err Die Wauner su
b~eltroien, Die ibre anaetrauten Weiber
i1le6t bebanoeltsn. Sie Yldtter Der
@rafI6ait maren tets ieines Gu6mes
pull uno nannten i'm einen weiien uno
aerehten Gjbter. Na1 2aDltpnpGrt
mahte lib nun aud Mr. geGle al Dem
fsudten ta!tsn Septembermor9en nit
benz Siherbeitsbeamter, Der @eitnAe=
men uno 3euain auf ben Wea. als
sben Die SGmmeriin9 ibre aralen gie-
bel iiber Die 8egeno ausbreitete.
Gr batte einen aeihlUlenen Waoen
b~eItellt. I'M MiB @penel Die Shanoe
Der 9lpsltslun9 mnglibit 81 eriparsn.
Nber oas war Qans p~er9ebene Mii6e.
Gle mar fir alleu duBeren Sbein. fir
ollie Sprgen um i6ren gutter Namsn
nno &uf u~pllltdnoiS ab9eltorben. Sbr
tieier Summer puroe nit ieoer Stuuoe
nnaenoer uno smpfinoliher. Sc ldn=
ger lie iiber oas entleBlihe Gebeimnib
uahoadte. nm 10 furbtbarer eridisn
IS ibr-ie me6r aeruaun Die lleberSeu=
9lnq in ibr Baum, bab Tie Der tSluh
bes 2ebens ibres @atten iei!
Wenn ie nur bdtte oerdui6los aus
Der g8elt peri9minoen tOnnen!
SD mill mem 2eben nibt ielblt ser=
Ttoreu." iaats lie lih. ,oenn oas mdre
feige uno ni6tswiiroig. uno i1 Mil
ielbIt I'M Sobe ni1t ben Gorwurf Der
6eiabeit auf mid laben. 9lber ib
m6hte unbemertt aus Der Welt ber=
ihwinoen = penn ib mid nur al
,inem entlessnen Srte, wo mid Nie-
mano tennt ODER liebt uEo bea1tet. Der=
bergen i0nnte!"
2doD &Dleltone lam in i6rem trant=
baften. iiberreiSten 3uitanoe ollmdlio
auf bic Soee, oaB ibr 8atte lih piel
Dobler iiblen miiroe. iuenr CT ME mie=
stipas bon ibr bDrte Ooer lab.
Sic fubr nit ibren Yealsitern inpei-
seno ourh ben 9rauen Septembernebel
oabin. Gein g8Ort Der Gla0e ent=
I6liipfte ibren 2ippen. ibrs @ebete pd=
rem perltummt, le bea6iete bic Be
miibunaen. lis Dor miiBi9en 9eObah=
tern at idiiben. niht; iAweiaeno. ialt
uno re9un9slOs FAB lie ba, obne cine
Miene 81 ber3ieben. bic onntlen gu9en
ouf bic Sdume am @e0e gsribtet.
Der bDhlte Shmsrs mar jebt iiber lie
Accommodate bate nun bic lleberseu-
sun9 aepcnnen. oaB 2oro Jtpleitone
lie mad oielem idmdblihen Yeroahte
ME Onentlib oils feline @emublin auers
!ennen tonnte. uuo oisier @eoonle
burhsudte lie wie Elm 9plAtob. sic
IelbIt bate nun Die Sdeioewano siuis
iden ibnen aufQeridtet, iih auf ole
rnwioerruilihlte Meiie bon i6m losoe-
LOT. 2Oro Nplltpae toRnte unmoSli1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-21
,Naerlei Sptumente uno Pripatpa=
pierre Der Hnleltone'ihen ENmilie."

pierre Der GDletone'lhen 6amille."
yGann fOunsn Sic lid oarnuf Ders
iailen. oOB Tie etnas Serarti9es iu1te,"
iuate Der Gidter. .ySsnn es ibr oars
auf antam. Ge!o uno Suwelen 5u ent=
wenoen. 10 bat lid ibr oaSu Dit genug
cine siinltigere @~ele9enbeit 9ebpten."
.9tber ,uer in oller y0clt lit lie Osnn?"
rief Wr. Veale. ben oieier nele 8es
iihtspuntt DDlIig iiberraihte, aus.
ygSelA Gin SntereIie lam lie an osl
6amillenpapiersn Der Gpleltones ba-
beng"
.9as tann iO nibt lasen. Sebe
Gamilie bat ibre @ebeimniiie. SD
babe feline Sose. mas lie iuhte. ober
ib iebe msin amtli1ss lrtbsil mo
meinen &uf fir Die S%ebauptun9 ell.
bar niht Die Suuelen. ionoern Die
Papiere iie mad Dem ShlOlle filbrten."
Rr. Seale Iob b~etreten aus. &onnte
in Der &pleltOne'iAen 6amilie Elm 8e-
beimuiB eriItiren, o0s CT ni6t tOnnte?
@r mobte aber allb otnten uno 9ril=
helm, 10 pisl er wollte. 10 oerIiel er aud
niht anud6ero auf ben pdDreu Sab=
perbalt.
Mr. 2apIion mar I6arIlidtia genllg,
I'M mod etipas anoeres 81 erforiten.
MtiB Npensl mar allem NniGein mad
9ans unbstiimmert UNI lhr S1ldlal -
es mar ibr gleid8iltig, elm pie lhipe-
res llrtbeil iiber lie 9efdllt wcrOcn
mo5te - lie bate tein Sntsrelie oil ib=
rer GreiipreAung. gr iprab leile nit
Wr. yeale.
.g8ir miiiisn unbsoingt Nles i'll Be
tradt sleGen." Iaatc en- .Sie bat
nibts entfuenoet - es 1T BEL lbr ni6ts
uOr1eiunoen woroen = uno man Oers
mIBt nihts. Sbre 2ebsnsausli4terl
lino unuerldblih. na6osm lie ibre
Stelun9 uno ibren guten Jtamen per-
loren. perni6tet, uno es iAeint mir
cine ausreihenos Strafe fir lie Su Iein.
gGelhes Yerbre1en lie aud beabIihti8t
haben mag, ~beQ0n9en bat Tie es nod
nibt, oennoh lit lie Dor Der @elt ge=
branomartt. Meiner glnIi1t mad 1T
Die Sade oamit 9eniigeno erleoiat uno
mir ipre1en Die Nn9etlaste fret"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-21
,%,Suremburser Settlement

IN Der turtle Safe Golouie unterseih-
len mir ais Aniiebler balelbit nit
6reuoeu bieie grflGrun9, UNI 0iients
lld uniere SefriebISun9 NIT ben bies
itgen 8erbdltniHeu 3u b%etunoen.
Cant ibrer siinitiSen Sage unb Oaiit
oes rel4en Sobens bat otele NIriieos
lung III weni9eu Sabren eiIIeit iibers
aus rai9en aufidwuns getabt. Dir
~gurembnrser 9lauben, 0aB mdlt III
9ailj Barron County, no bod guteS
eano 1T, tein beiierer 8oben seiuloen
weroen fam. Su ein paar Sabren
limb quite, ioIibe @ebduli9feiten ents
ltouoen nno Selber pou Is bis 30
Nder poultGnbi9 bon Saummnr3eln
seielni9t worben. Wir liilb iest idblz
reid 9enu9, i'm cine ireue 6tr6e az
baiien, uno siu ueueS S6ulbauS If
loeben pofenoet worben. @tr gla1ts
ben, 9anoiudern nit sutem @ewiNen
anratben gu %f0nneu, ebe tie f%anien,
] uliere 8e9enb an belnHen. Sic Ders
! ben es lie bereueu, unlere @eseno
belllht 81 baben, ba Tie bort cine quite
] Seimotb 9riinbeu tonnen. Gs 1T \
! gutter Sooen, gsIuuoe5 &aiier tinb
] seniiSenb 9olj fir ben @ebrau9 uub
| uielfa6 and gum Ssrtauie bort. tSrr.
J eobrbauer fenllsll mir ais eille,i III
ieoer g~eiiebun9 e~bren6aiteu nnb 3us,
] perldif9en @eihditSmaun. Gs fino
, bier III nod ein paar Sauienb older
iibrig, t6eilmeiie nit SolSbefauo,
tb.llweiie lei6t urbar. S9er tommeI
nil, ;Osere nidt fdneer.
/ Sotepb R~iebmiaer,
Seinrtd 3iess,
@uguft Saurnann,
Gbrtitcpb SiGeIbadJ,
alntom SIees,
WifolaS alntrng,
eInoreas Xsnj,
Deter Shmtot,
Better Tarr,
Geroinano S%Setlmann,
Deter Yt6eis,
TtfoIas Sfsuiten,
Soiepb &~ronabetter,
grant WiItseI,
0erbaro &uemper.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-06-16
A Thousand. Tongues

Gould not express the rapture Of
ANNE E. Springer, of Ills How
ard St., Philadelphia, Pa, when
she found that DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption had
completely cured her of hacking
cough that for many years had
made life a burden. ALI other
remedies and doctors could give
her no help, but she says Of this
Royal Cure-s'it soon removed
the pain in my chest and l can
now sleep soundly, something l
can scarcely remember doing be-
fore. | feel like sounding It's
praises throughout the Uni
verse;" So will everyone who
tries DR.. Kings New Discovery
for any trouble of the Throat,
Chest or Lungs. Price 80 cents
and 81. Trial bottles free at the
Postof1ice Drugstore; every bottle
guaranteed.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-06-16
Fourth of July

The various Fourth of July
committees held q meeting last
evening at the city council room
to further perfect the Fourth of
July program. Mr.. Fishel's re-
port of the finance committee was
most gratifying and showed con-
clusively that the people of Ocala
were in dead earnest in getting
up the celebration. A special
committee consisting of Char
man Finch, Ed Carmichael and
@. l.. Bittlnger was named to
interview the city street commit
tee, to have the court house
square put in condition so all the
races could be made in and around
the square. This work was at
tended to this morning, every
member of the committee being
on hand on the minute to save a
fine which was to be imposed in
case Of a derellct. Colonel Liv-
ingston, chairman of the street
committee, entered heartily into
the desires and plans of the spe-
cial committee and gave assur-
ance that the work would have
his undivided attention. There
will be another meeting tonight
at the council chamber of all the
committees and final action will
be taken on the program. Not
only are the members of the va
rious committees urged to be
present but also every citizen of
Ocala who desires that the cele-
bration shall be d big success.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-06-16

Thomas Thurman, deputy sher-
if of Troy, Mo-, says If everyone
in the United States should dis
cover the virtue of Dewitt S
Witch Hazel Salve for piles, rec
tai troubles and skin diseases, the
demand could not be supplied
Anti-Monopoly drug store, Ocala,
Fla.
A pretty line and good assort-
ment of fancy striped silk bosom
negllgee shirts, just opened at j.
w. Hodges, at 81 each.
Try our line Of fresh roasted
coffee, two pounds for % cents,
and you'll use no other. The AL
lance store.