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Charged with Counterfeitinx.

Lancaster, Pa, May 25.-John Burk.
holder, of Martindale, and L. w. Frank
Houser, of Terre Hill, have been ar.
rested on the charge of ccunterfeitina
the labels of the Cigarmalxers' Interna.
tional union.
The Forrest City times., 1899-05-26
An Unusually wiIa ,,,

Tacoma, Wash. May 25-Tha :.
ner American Boy. which has . .sa0o.
here from Kodiak. Alaska r. m"so
that Kodiak has had an unusua,ls s 0s
winter, with small SNOWMAN c.a a,'ld
of furs have been heavy. Ass
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Levi MoOre,s yictt-.

Kansas City, Mo-, May 25.-Mrs An.
ma Neck. SO years of age of Turner
kas.. who was shot. on Sunday bv
Levi Moore. a city clerk, died of her IN.
juries to-day. Mrs. Jennie Campbell
and Mrs. Ella Lands, Moore's otb.,
two victims, are believed to be DIVING
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The Promotions to be Made.

Washington, May s5.-The president
has given orders to carry out the rec
concentrations of Generals Otis and
Lawton, making Col. Summers of the
Second Oregon bre,et brigadier gen.
eral of volunteers. also making Capt.
Case of the engineer battalion a ajor
by brevet
The Forrest City times., 1899-05-26

Starbuck, Wash, May 25.-Chares
whitney and Frank Whitney, broth.
ers, were drowned at Palouse Rapids
about three miles below Grange, %
the construction line of the Snake
River Valley road. They were shoot.
ing the rapids in a canoe, when Il
struck a rock and capsized.
The Forrest City times., 1899-05-26

Kingston. Ont, May 25.-A COMPANY
of the national guard of Waterfowl,
N. Y, arrived here. Tuesday night, to
participate in the celebration Of
Queen Nictoria's birthday anniversary.
They were enthusiastically welcomed
on landing and escorted to their quar-.
tiers in the city hall.
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Harrisburg, Pa, May 25.-The Car
negie company, which made applies
ton to the state department recently
for charter, to-day filed notice Of al
amendment of its title to the Carnegs
Steel Co. The proposed corporall0a
is capitalized at $lO0,0o0,oO0, which
amount will be increased to s.;O,OOa'
600.
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The Army Death Roll.

New York, May 25.-A special to the
Herald from Washington says: Adit.-
Gen. Corbin has prepared this state
ment of the number of deaths which
have occurred in the army since the
beginning OF the war with Spain: In
Cuba, 1899; in Porto Rico, 2s7; at
Honolulu, As; in the Philippines, COG;
in the United States. 3,s72. Total, G..
200.
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and affection which the American PEG
pie cherish towards your majesty, and
TO add the assurace of my own cordial
respect and esteem. May God grant
to your majesty and to the countries
under your government many years
of happiness and prosperity.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
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American Sunday-schoo, n

Philadelphia, May 25.-Tbe cs,.h..
ton of the seventy-fifth anniv.rs..
of the American Sunday-school unia.
began here, and will continue TIM.
day. A large number of msmhs'.
from all over the country are in .,
tendance.
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Presented to Pre.idep, NJ.

Wichita. Kas., May 25.-Secret,r
Mcknight has received letter from
Powell Clayton, minister to Mexico
stating that the invitation to attrnS
the Transmississippi congress, which
meets here May 81, had been presented
to President Diaz.
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The TubercuIosi. ConEre~..

Berlin. May 25.-The tuberculosis
congress was opened in the reichstag
building with 2.o00 members present.
OF whom 2Go were delegates from Ger.
many and foreign governments.
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EnJOyed Their Outing.

Sandusky, o., May 25.-Ex-P residen,
Cleveland and Capt. Robley D. Evans
who, with party of friends. have
been fishing for the past two weeks
arrived here, and later departed for
the east. Both expressed themselves
as having greatly enjoyed their out
inc
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Buffalo, N. Y, May 25.-The clouds
of trouble which have hung over this
city for the past five weeks have been
dispelled by bright sunshine. and
brighter hopes for business prosperi-
ty. The dock laborers, who have
waged an earnest but particularly
peace war against their employers,
having gained almost everything they
demanded, swarmed along the docks
looking for work.
An Excessive Supply of Labor.
The supply is far in excess of the
demand, owing to the stagnation of
now that the blockade has been lifted,
this lack of work will soon disappear,
and the almost hourly arrival of grain
and package freight-laden vessels at
the port will surely renew the usual
aspect of the shipping and railroad
district.
| All Troubles Obliternted.
All the troubles of the strikers have
been obliterated under most stringent
and binding agreements, and with the
exception of the abrogatioH of the
contract system, they have been grant
ed every demand they made. All
| along the line of docks, from the Ex-
port to the Raymond elevators, there
| gathered crowd all anxious to work,
| and as many of them as could be ac-
commodated were Immediately placed.
| There has been no friction between the
new bosses and the applicants, and
those best qualified to pass upon the
situation say that under the new
| agreement there will be very little
| chance of any further trouble.
Many Interests are Jubiiant.
Grain scoopers, freight hanc'ers, ore
and coal shovelers, all agreed to return
to their respective jobs, and the ma.
rine firemen. who had struck in SYM
| pathy with the others, anticipated the
revival of business by going to work
| Tuesday evening. The workingmen
who have fought so hard for remedial
measures are not the only ones who
| feel joyful. The carriers and con-
tractors are equally jubilant. and the
mechanics, who have suffered for some
weeks from the scarcity of money in
| the regular interchange of business
are grateful for the changed condi.
| tions.
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CONGRATULATIONS.
President Mckinley Sends Congrnta.
lations TO Her Majesty

Washington, May 25.--The president
addressed the following message tc
Queen Victoria on the occasion of the
eightieth anniversary of her birthday:
Executive Mansion, Washington, ID
C.. May ~. TO her majesty, the
queen. Windsor castle. England-Ma.
dam: X gives me great pleasure &c
convey. en- this happy anniversary. The
expression os the sentiment OF regard
The Forrest City times., 1899-05-26
Russia VIII Connect Anxhov

Pekin. May 25.-The Russian minis
ter here, NJ. De Ciers, has notified the
tsung-li-yamen that Russia is unable
to accept the Chinese refusal of q rail-
road concession, and that she will send
engineers forthwith to survey line
to connect the Russian Mancbur;ap
railroad with Pekin.
The Forrest City times., 1899-05-26

Washington, May 25.-Naval orders
Just posted assign Capt. j. b. Coeh-
ian to duty as commandant of the Pm
get Sound naval station June 30. nv
which time the Raleigh will be out of
commission. The remaining officers of
the Raleigh are also detached and
placed in waiting orders to leave
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The New Spanish Mfpfster.

southampton, May 35.-The duke OF
ARGOS, Spanish minister to the United
States, and the duchess of ARGOS. are
kmong the passengers on board the
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse,
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A Little Evanre,,..

Washington, May 25.-Mrs Jo,.
Logan has received letter fror nm !, a.
husband of Evangelina Cisneros y. @e
Mrs. Carlos Carbonnel, of Havaps -
nouncing the birth of daughter r aa'
is to be named after her mother ''
The Forrest City times., 1899-05-26

Buffalo n. Y. May 2s.--str;t..
all classes have resumed worL s Of
docks. There has been no bi,a, IN The
ever up to this time. what.
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British ves.el. Decorated.

New York, Nav 25.-The British yes.
sells in this harbor were decorated
with flags and bunting in honor of the
queens birthday. The Red Star liners
and several other vessels joined in the
display.
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Easton, Nd, May 25.-Can, o.
who was pilot of the Monitor s'Oser
her fight with the Mcrrimac IN pul'ns
ton Roads, is dead. aged 50 vea.a a'ap
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The Paris Won,

G, Cornwall, May q,
The attempt just made - n.
American line steamer Parisba aoa' The
unsuccessful. proved
The Forrest City times., 1899-05-26

cairo, Egypt, May 25.-Two cases of
the plague have been reported at Alley
andria, making four Ia all.
The Forrest City times., 1899-05-26
VfscOunt Esher n.

London, May 25.-y;zco,-.
the late master of the ror- ' Eshr
He was born in 1915. Is dead
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THE CLOUDS ROLLED BY.
The End of the Buffalo Dock Labor
ers' Protracted Strike Hap
ply Ended.
ALL IS BUSTLE AND ACTIVITY AGAIN.

The Men arc Being Put to Work ms
Rapidly AS the Work Appears Tor
Them to Do-The Men Have Gain
ed Almost Every Point They De-
manded.
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Fighting DOESN'T CEASE.
Gen. Lawton's Rear Guard Have an
All-Day Fight While Escort
ing Signal Service Men.
THE CASUALTY LIST GROWING DAILY.
Generals Macarthur and Funston
Dispense Body of Rebels In
trenched beyond San Fernando,
Taking the Works ON the FIanks
-lnsurgent Loss Heavy.

Manila, May "a, 6:25 p. m.-Two
companies of the Third infantry and
two companies of the Twenty-second
infantry. forming Gen. Lawton's rear
guard, returning from San Miguel to
Baliag. Tuesday, escorting signal
party, which was picking up wire laid
with Gen. Lawton's expedition. found
that the insurgents had reoccupied the
country and hard fighting followed
from daylight until the Americans
camped at night. But, the troops COM
pleted their work, though harassed
by the enemy. One American was
killed and IA were wounded. The
troops captured 20 prisoners and 80
rifles.
Five Men Were Drowned.
1t has developed that five men in
stead of one, were drowned by the
sinking of raft loaded with soldiers
of the Fourteenth regiment at the Pa
sig ferry.
Twenty insurgents were killed and 40
were wounded in the engagement with
Maj. Bell, accommodating party, con-
sisting of two companies of the Fourth
cavalry. in the vicinity of Santa Arita,
yesterday.
Gen. LawtOn 1T MalOlOs.
Gen. Lawton, with most of his
troops. has arrived at MalOlos. His
expedition marched 100 miles in 20
days, had % fights. captured % towns,
destroyed 100000 bushels of rice and
81 Il -
ed. On the other hand. Gen. Lawton
estimates that his troops killed 400 in
surgents and wounded double that
number.
The Oregon and Minnesota regi-
ments are returning to Manila.
Newspaper Suppressed.
The Spanish newspaper Oceanica
has been suppressed fur publishing Sc
ditious editorials.
The United States commissioners
and many American officers celebrated
Queen Victoria's birthday on board
the British first-class cruiser Power
full.
InsurEent Band Dispersed.
Manila, May "a, s p. m.-Generals
Macarthur and Funston, with the Kan.
sas and Montana regiments and the
Utah battery have dispersed 500 in
surgents. who were intrenched on the
railroad beyond San Fernando, near
Santa Arita
Thanked the Trenches.
The American scouts were fired
upon from the trenches unexpectedly
and withdrew. The firing was heard at
San Fernando and Gen. Macarthur as
sembled his troops and marched quick
ly after the scouts. The Montana regi-
ment flanked the trenches on the left
and the Kansas regiment attacked the
enemy's right flank, Gen. Funston
leading the charge at the double
quick.
InHurEent Loss Heavy.
The insurgent loss was large. many
prisoners were captured. and it is re-
ported that 20 Americans were wound
ed.
The Forrest City times., 1899-05-26

St. Louis-Cattle-Fancy exports sJA
AS; cows and heners, S. 5oJ4.s s.. . MSssf
Packing, s365d4.05: butchers, son III
light. So 25a3.7o Sheep-Mutton siisePI smbs
Gl5.S5; yearkngs, s5.0od5.50; spfias
&.75d725
Chicago-Hogs-Mixe and ,olgh
s. 6013.s5: good heavy, $3.So441' rsrtls
heavy, $355Q3.75: light. YSg,;. IN
-Beeves, s425Q5.50: cows and hcis sttockers
$500: Texas steers. A25Q5u'. yativs
and feeders. S3.75@5. 10 Sneep
sheep. $4.0Oa5. 90; lambs. A75Qe'"' an
Kansas City-Cattle-Nativs steers, cows III,
as. Is Texas steers. $3.SoQi; W; ie sss g@8
$780, stockers and feeders s35oa = ~ s,,s u.
Heavy, So 62I.613.s0: packers. =. York
mixed, $3.55l370; light. Ss5oqs.SsI aOisI Is;
ers. So. 60G3. s.. Sheep-Lamps'
muttCns, 50. 756I5. 40
The Forrest City times., 1899-05-26

Vienna. May 25.-Emperor Francis
Joseph, wearing the uniform of the
Kings Dragon Guards, the British
cavalry regiment of which he is hon
orary colonel, called at the British em.
nassy here. in order to personally Of
fer his congratulations upon the oc-
casion of Queen Victoria's eightieth
irthday
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The Day Honored mt Berlin.

Berlin, May 25.-A banquet was Civ
en- in Jasper hall of the new palace at
Potsdam. The emperor and empress,
the crown prince, Frederick, William,
Prince Eitel Frederick, second son of
their majesties, and their suites, all
dignitaries, the officials of the British
embassy, the imperial chancellor,
Prince Hohenlohe. the minister of for
eign affairs, Baron Won Buelow, and
the leading military officers being
present.
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From American Presbyterians.

Minneapolis, Mimi, May 25.-Aftcr
the opening prayer by the moderator
in the Presbyterian assembly, Rev.
John Ingham, of New York, address
ing the moderator. said:
I'VE are dwelling in day which
has marked a notable increase in
friendship between this country and
Great Britain. and | would remind you
that this is the eightieth anniversary
of Queen Victoria's birth. l therefore
move that the assembly send to her
majesty a communication congratu-
lating her on her successful reign.
This motion was carried unanimous
ly, and the following message was inn
mediately cabled to Queen Victoria:
To Her Majesty, Queen Victoria,
Windsor, England: The general as
sembly of the Presbyterian church in
American tenders congratulations on
the eightieth anniversary of your
biarthday, and rejoices in the Divine
guidance which has blessed your long
and prosperous reign.
ROBERT +. SAMPLE, Moderator.
VIM. IL. ROBERTS, Stated Clerk.
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InsurEent Band Dispersed.

Manila, May "a, p. m.-Generals
Macarthur and Funston, with the Kan
sas and Montana regiments and the
Utah battery, have dispersed 500 in
surgents, who were intrenched on the
railroad beyond San Fernando, near
Santa Arita.
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New York, May 25.-Money on c lille pa
inaily per cent; prime mere ianxchangs
per. 3i5aiA per cent; sterllh; tSnkers
steady, with actual business ~ ~ sst
a4s5s. for 50 days; posted rates, we c,ssrtla-
SSH: commercial bills. ASA; s;'s.,can dor
Gates. 6lne2: bar silver, STA Mess,roug
lars, Ss,2. Government bonus
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Cotton.
Financial.

Quotations for middling range SIC;
lows: st. Louis, 5l3-ljc; New w.
Memphis. SIC.
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Thanked the Trenches.


The insurgent loss was large. many
prisoners were captured. and it is re-
ported that 20 Americans were wound
| aI
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Celebrations. in the Provinces.

telegram from Simla, the summer
capital Of British India, records that
impressive queens birthday services
there were attended by the viceroy OF
India. Lord Curzon of Keddleston, and
the Indian military officials in full
dress. Royal salutes were fired. Lord
and Lady Curzon held a state dinner
and levee at night. Dispatches from
the continent report the printing OF
eulogistic articles on the queens reign
In the European press.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-15
Sn 8c,us auf Srm Sau elmer 8ride
bel Gagle Ynint

beri6tetsn bic Sagesbldtter in perfl.
0O9e, Der Sngenieur, 9err s. st.
Sbontlono BON Gbicago, babe i'm Miiz
iiifippi Siefmehungen pprgenommen,
gemdb pel@en Die Bride etpu 600
SUB nDrbli@ bon jener STEELE gebaut
peroen iol, tpelde ouerIt ausgepdblt
mar. - Ser plan Der Bride iiebt cine
Sauptipanne Dor, i'm getrage BON 1850
SUB, gu pel4er bon beioen Seiten GU
9dnge ge6aut perben iolen, in 2dngen
BON je 900 unb 1900 Sub. = Die I'm
t%ernebmer bes 8riidenbaues bebaupten,
iie bdtten unter ben Sdrmern in Grant
unterI6riften i'm @eiammtbe@
TRACE BON $4,000 erbalten unb ertlGz
rem, in finan3ieller 9inii9t
itebe benz Sau tein Sinoernib i'm
Wege.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-15
0GAl4 P &c.,
W AgscLUT REVH.
MachS die Speisen sct7n1ackhafSeF urd gesunder.
RomL BAKING Powouaoo NEW yoMG
& Wide Open" Town.

Inter bieTem Sitel bebduptet bic
Dubuque ySimes" in Der Stabtbaae
geHe bas 8erii9t, Die StoDtperpaltun9
beabii4ti9e in 3utunft i6lehte Sduier
Dulben gu lpollen, penn bieiel6en Der
Stabt yGtntiinfte" bringen, b. ;. fir
bic Stabt einen finanStellen
@ortbeil bGtten. Iu9 piiroen Slot
Miai6tnen" geieBli6e 4nerfennung
finben, penn bieislben fir Die Stabt
rGelb" etnbrG6ten.
@ir iino geneigt pieie Grtldrun9en
Der Shines" ais einen rSiibler" gu be-
tra6ten, pel6en Die gegenpdrtige 4o@
miniitrution ausI9tdt Inn gu ieben uno
bDren, Oh Die Siirger Der Staot cine
Ipl@e Ini9auung itiai9peigenp binz
nebmen niirOen, poer pb man oagegen
proteitiren piiroe, oab Die Dffentli9e
Sc o a / elmer Stabt tdufli9 lit, unb
penn proteittrt pirb, ~ It a RI Die
&unOgebung gegen ben n&ertauf Der
Gtabtmorul" ii9 befunDsn piirbe. @ir
Iagen mir iinO geneigt bieie @rtlGrunz
gen Der nSimes ais einen iOlaen r5iibz
Ter" 81 betra9ten, neil dnDere@ NJ
5et@en barauf binbeuten, buB in
Dem loren 8erbalten Der Staptperz
lpaltung gegen mDralii9e S9dDen,
CT # m lit. Gs gibt ndmli9 2eute,
fpel9e meinen, Die 8iirgerI6aft piirbe
g(Qes oer3eiben, fpenn bic Gtabtperz
paltun9 nur GeIO ipare. Die
Sin an 3 IN irtbi4aft ioG &lz
les iein. Wenn baber Die Qpminis
itratipn cine par me in 9elbIa>
@en lit, bdnn braufe man es INIT Der
Wtoral nt9t 10 ftrenge gu nebmen."
Sin 3et3enDellter In oie1er Sinii9t
pirO es fir Die 8irger iein, tpie bic
8erpaltung ii9 gegeniiber Dem fomz
menoen Strobensg arnebal benimmt.
@enn tie hire 4utoritdt unb bic Ser
antportli9teit fir bic Dffentli9e Sitts
Ii6teit let6tfertig fir Elm Paar Sage
tpeglet6t" 10 piro pas gegen lie ites
ben.
So lit iibri9enS nod tein Sabr fer,
baB cine Iebr pi9tige Stimme in Der
SberItdot un3 bemertte, Die 2arbeit
Der StubtDsrnaltung gegen i9le9te
6GuIer unb PerIpnen in Der Sberitabt,
lei cine empOrenoe. Qnoere 3ei6en iinb
ou3 nod p%orbonben, Dab bic Stabt>
Derpaltung ausi9lieBli9 Stnan5s
Wertbe aber feline mprali9 d.
Wertbe dnerfennt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-15
SrIbfMnrD

beging am Sreitug Morgen, tur5 mad
7 u6r, Der in Dubuque unb Der umz
gegenb befannte Gpntrattor Sidat
Yrpctpr. Gr mar Morgens in ieinen
StaQ sesangen uno ais 9err 5ranS
climbers, pobnbaft 125 on Delhi
Strabe, gum Sauie lam, um proctor
gu ipre9en, f9idte Prpctor's Srau ben
8eiuGer in ben Staa, pelGer etpd
200 Srb bonn Sauie entfernt lit. 8in>
bers betrat ben Staq uno fanb gu ieiz
mem Gnt1eben Yroctor's &0rper i'm
6euI6ober e~ntIeelt bon einem Stride
bdngen. @Ge @n5ei6en beuteten auf
einen iibsrlegten Selbitmorb bin.
Der 10 uugliidli6 9eenbete pdr SO
Sabre alt unb elm @nslGnoer bon Sc
burt. Sn Dubuque mar er cine be-
fdnnte periOnli6teit. Gr arbeitete an
benz 8au elmer Bride bel 9perspiae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-15
Sn bic 3cit bcrannabt,

no bic Gltern Die @abl elmer 2ebranz
ftalt treffen miiiien, in pel6e fie ibre
erpa9ienen &inOer bini9iden ppaen,
70 empfeblen mir oenielben bic elite Der
4nitalten gu priifen, pel9e ite il ben
@naeieezS palten unferer Sldtter fin
ben. sic perben bort cine poraiisli6e
Nuspabl BON fatbolii3en GDQe9ien
unb bDbsren 2ebranitdlten angeSeigt
finben, nit beren 2eitrng Ie ii9
f6riftlt9 in @erbinbung feben fOnnen
unb 10 au9 bic nDtbigen 4ngaben iiber
S9ulgelb unb Breiie fir Soft unb
2p9is erbalten tperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-15
Mlaun entbaltenoe Nabrnng ipute
tiait untcriagen.

@er3te 1a9en uns, bab Ildun elm
9ift 1T unb bab Nlaun 8adpulper 9es
mieben tperben IplIten, neil lie bic Nabz
urns %ungeiunb MAIDEN. 9erporrasenoe
@eiunbbeitslebrer, Die Der Sadie piel
,3eit aepibmet baben, balten bteie pnla
Der fir Elm llebel, bas geieblt4 unter.
briidt perben ip0te. Sn ben Stddten
MirMei ota unb Wisconiin lit IS ni9t
erlaubt nit Mlaun Subereitete pulper
sa pertaufen, auber Tie ieien 10 geaei6z
net, bab Die Goniumenten ibren nab
rem gbaratter slei9 erfennen tonnen,
nGbreno i'm SiItrift bon columbia Die
9ebDrben, urter 4nleitung BON Gpnz
ereb, Mabreseln %setroffen babsn INN
ben @ebrau6 bon Ilaun in Der 3ubez
reitung bon 8rob gang 81 unteria9en.
5aben ni9t bic Ginnobner dnoerer
Staten, foppbl als Die bon Minneios
ia unb Wisconiin, Inre4t an Die
@arnung elmer 9efabr, pel9e lie aaem
4nf6eine na9 gang in Der Ndbe be-
brpbt unb lit ni6t bas ganoe SanD gu
abiplutem S9uB bere4tist, pie Die
Ginnobner bonn Siitritt bon Columbia
eei9iibt iinb, bur4 9dn5li4 prohibit
tipe 9eiebeebung?
8is mir bur9 Elm 2anbesgeieb 9ee
fGiibt iinb, tDnnen uniere Sunitdtsz
golegien, @nalpiten poer Habrungs>
Gommiiiionen Dem Bublitum ni4t
beiIer bienen, als babur6, baB lie BON
3eit gu 3eit bic Hamen Der Sadpulper,
pel6e mad ibrer S6Gbung 4laun emit
balten, in ben 3eitungen perDffentlis
den.
llnterbehen pirb es Der Sausfrau
ni6t i9per fallen Die aus Ilaun ges
ma9ten Sadpulper gu erfennen, tpenn
ie iiG %erinnert, baB ale BUILDER, bic gu
% Gents bas YfunD ober mod peni9er
perfauft perben, gu bieier gefdbrli6en
&lafie 9ebDren. &eine aus prdpdrirz
tenn @einftein subereitete Yulper perz
ben sepDbnli9 spiI9en AS uno so
Gents bas Pfuno pertauft.
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Sur seiaaigcn @ea@tang fir Magen>
IeiDcuDe.
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the present time she is able to
keep very little on her stomach,
has burning pain, and as soon as
she retires for the night gets Sc
we're vomiting spells, vomiting
mostly phlegm. The doctors say
an operation is the only possible
means of saving her life, but we
feel confident from the testimo-
malls that Stroop's Cancer Powder
will help her. So kindly send us
three Powders and also directions
how to take them. BY doing so
you will greatly oblige
Mrs. l.. A. Hufschmidt,
San Francisco, Cal.
$40 McAllister street.
p. Sat the same time send
three more for a lady who is suf-
fering from a cancer in the arm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-15
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