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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-06-19
SNmIiWe oeS oeutidben Ratto'
Nfenta8es pou WtsconTn.
1. Sreue 4nbdnsli4teit IN
bic &irhe.


Wtr, bic Sele9aten Der 7. General
Deriammlung bes .. 81. g. Staats@
Berbanbes BON Wiscpniin, legen hter@
nit Dffentli9 3eusniB ab BON unlerem
linentpegten @lauben an Die bellt9e
rOmii6 : fatboliI6e Stride uno bon
nnIerer Grsebenbeit an ben Setlt9sn
Batter, ben slorrei6 re9ierenoen paplt
SEQ ben S~reiSebnten, uno unlere gtz
f60fe. en- @ereini9ung nit allen
Sldubiaen bes sanaen GrbfreiIes lesen
mir proteIt segen Die Seraubung oes
81. Stubles bur9 bic gottesrduberiz
fden llebersriffe Der Resierung Stas
liens.
2. 9aterIanbsIiebe.
Oa elm gutter &atbolit INNER elm
gutter Stdatsbiireer lit, 10 erneuern
mir bisrbur6 feierli9 ben S6pur Der
2ppalitdt, pel9en unIere @OreItern
ni9t nur seleiitet, ionbern audi iebera
Seit bur9 Sbaten 'benieien babsn.
Wir peripabren uns 9egen ieopeoe 8ers
9epalti9ung unierer Rebte uno protes
ftirsn eeaen bic I6mdbli6e 8ebdnoz
lung Der tatboliIden Snoidner unD
unierer Wo6ltbdtigteits Qnitalten i'm
Gtaate unb gpuntp pur9 Die maBloie
8erlebuns bes prinsips Der religiOlen
Sreibeit.
3. M utteripra9e.
9as tbeuere @rbgut unIerer @bnen
nnIere i6Dne beuti6e MutterIpra6e,
ippllen mir bod in g6ren baltsn unb
i'm SdmilientreiIe, in Der S9ule unb
i'm Offentli6en umsanse iiben unb
pflesen.
A. S6ule.
Die S6ule lit bas Sera Der Sc
meinoe. User bic S9ule bat, benz ge=
bDrt bic 3utunft. Wir ppllen puber
unIere fatboliI4en S6ulen auf's
frdftigite unteritiiben, I'm oieielben gu
berpoltommnen inb bur9 Sreimaz
dung berielben ale tutbolii4en Sim
Der in bieielben gu fiibren.
5. 8eretne.
Wtr pOlen auf's bette bic 8emiibs
alneen Der S~inglinge unteritiben, az
l%entbalben 8ereine gu sriinoen, um bas
bur6 Die tatbolif6en Singlinge benz
fatbplii6en 8ereinspeien uno Der
fatbolii3en Stride gu erbalten.
6. Prefe.
Wir peripreden, einmiitbis ba6in
gu pirten, baB bic fatAoliI6e YreHe
bur9 unIer eigenes Announcement, fotpte
bur9 Gmpfeblung gut tatbolii9er
9latter an uniere Sreunbe gu elmer
Madt berantpa6ie, nit Der man gu
re6nen bat, uno forbern glue auf, ale
glaubensz unb iittenfeinoliden 3ei>
,tungen, S9riften uno 9iloer auf's
energiidite 81 betdmpfen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-06-19
Die 0etGIIHe Der 5. StaatSs
perIa ~ 1T Der oent.
t6eu &atboltfcu DcS
StaateS gletp bort

~ be3eugen G~rsebenbsit unb 2iebe
nnierem slorrei4 regierenoen FL. 0as
ter SEQ benz Sreiaebnten.,
a. betpnen trGfttg Die Grbdltung
unierer oeuti6en pfdrri@ulen,
81 empfeblen trdftige unteritiis
buns Der tutbolii6en preHe,
A. empfeblen bic @riinoung unb
Grmutbiguns tatbplii4er Sunsman'
ner>Wereine,
81 proteitiren 9eeen ben @~ertrags=
brud Ieitens uniersr Nesieruns ourd
@ntale4ung Der unteritiiBun9sgelber
fir tatbolii9e Snbianeri9ulen,
g. proteItiren gesen Die Ni9t=
glei9bere6tisuns tatbolii6er &aplds
ne in Seer uno Warins, uno foroern
mebr tdtbolii9e &apldue fir uniers
tatbolif6en Solbaten uno Watroien.
Die Reiplutionen tpurben unter
frdftisem applaus einitimmig anges
npmmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-06-19
6robher,oethum.
Nus Ger 6duptltaot.

Seiltunbe. Hdd benz ioeben
enlightenment rMemorial" sdbit mqn
bierSuldnoe 80 4er5te, oarunter "A gu
2uremburs ielbit, wel4e OottOren Der
WeoiSin, Gbirurgie unb 9e6urtsbilfe,
2 pd9e Spttpr Der MepiSin uno
Gbtrursie iinb unb l Doctor Der Wsz
bisin uno 6 3abnGrate; i'm @anaen 80
Ierste. Sn penisen Sasen perben
nod 3 neue binautommen. 4uberoem
odblt man SO 4pptbeter, tpopon 81
obne SffiSin, "a S~bierdrSte uno 22S
Sebammen. Die Orosuiitsn psrpsn
nidt a~ufeesdblt, obglei6 lie audi unter
oas 9efeb iiber bic Seiltunbe fallen
unb Grdmen MAIDEN miiKen, ebe lie ii9
etabliren oiirfen. gnoli6 limb 9 belgiz
i9e uno Is franSDiiide 4erSts befugt,
Die 9eiltunbe in ben 9renagemsinoen
ausSuiibsr; 2 belsii6e unb 4 frauS0iis
ihe Sbierdrste oiirfen ebenbaIelbit
pratti5ieren unb IA belgiihe uno %
fransDiii9e Sebammen iino bers9tist,
ibres Imtes in ben 9rsnSsemeinoen
5u pdlten.
8erlobuns. Mebrsre auslGn>
pii6e Sldtter bringen oieyta6ri6t bon
Der @erlobung oes prinSeu Gilbert bon
gelsien, einaiser Sobn pes 9rafen
bon 5lanoern uno mut6mabli4sr
Sbrpnfolser in Yelsien, nit Der
prinSeiiin Gliiabetb, brittle So6ter
oes %beriibmten 4usenarotes, Serapss
&url Sbeooor in Yapern. Der Batter
Der 9raut lit in apeitsr gbe nit elmer
S9peiter Der grbsrobberapsin bon
2uremburs pepbeiratbet. Der Bring
lit 25, Die 8raut "a Sabre alt.
S9IuBoerOtfape. am per-
floIIenen Sonntaee mDeen 10000
Sremoe in Der Staot anfpeieno gene
fen iein. es mar elm iDrmli6es 9epoae
bon Meni6en. yin pie1em Sage, TO-
luie audi an ben iibrigen Der Sttapfeier
iab man erit re6t, baB bic ieBise &as
tfeorale piel gu tlein lit. Yer giiene
babn tamen am Spnntag 14,OOO pers
ionen bier an unb reiitsn 1880 pis<
Der ab, iiber 1000 mebr ais i'm @prz
iabr. Die S6luBsp ro5eiIion mar
9roBartis, aagemein puroe pdbrae>
nommen, baB man ii1 mebr beetle,
pie in ben 8%oriabren. Ils bic Spite
oes 3uses pieoer BEL Der 8atbeorale
%anlanste, mar leBtsre crit CUR Sdlfte
geleert, Elm Sepeis bon Der arpBen
Sbeilnabme in oiefem Sobr. Der
Stabtmasiitrat mar in benz imppians
ten 3uge our6 Die So. pfilippe, Was
rifle, &etten uno pies pertreten, bic
Negierung glGn5te, pie immer bel Gbns
li6en berrli6en Mauifeftdtionsn oes
Bottles, our4 ibre IbpeIenbeit. Seus
te fam nod bas' grlleee BON 9irton,
profehoren unb Stuoenten, gum @nas
benbiloe.
Der 9emeinoerdtb be5hlpB
am Samstdg cine Der reu dnSuleqenz
ben StraBen auf Gem 3impertsberae
na6 benz berltmten Maler BON Muns
tacip, oeIIen Satin cine 2uremburaez
rim mar, gu b%enenHen.
Serr Goren3 Surt, bisber
@itdr 81 &Dri6, lit gum Pfarrer bon
5ingig ernannt pproen.
uns fir bas Oottorat
Der Gbirursie taben ~beItanoen bic
$50: Sol. Gorp unp Spi. Sslabaps
aus 2uremburs nit 4usSsi6nung,
Gug.. Slider aus 2~uremburg nit Be
ir~iebigung.
Der M edaniter Der Singer
ldsn acknowledgements. 81. Ius.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-06-19

10y 80 wv
ben. gs pirb etpa 100000 Sranten
foiten.
8iper,2 q. Mai. 9ei Der bieIiaen
8emeinoeratbspabl mar Die getbeiliz
gung tart. Bon 120 Wablberedtias
ten erI6ienen 105. 4 Stimmsettel pas
rem ungiltis. IS srbieltsn Stimmen
bic SO. Sob. Seder AZ, 2enb 26, Wez
Der ppn Der 9reinsrt 2. 3pii6en ben
beioen eriten finbet Sti6pabl Itatt.
Sn Der Saaotage erbielt Sr. Seder
SO, Sr. 9enB A ct. Osder lit alio
setpdblt.
Spfineen, %. Mai. 9eim err
item Wablgang erbielten Die So.
8leis 26, Marren AZ, MerI6 % 81.
Sn Der Sti4pabl erbielt Marren 56,
9leis Al St,mmen.
Rautenba6, 81. Mai. Seuts
puroe Der dlteite Damn Der @emeinbe,
Sr. Sob. Sapt. Mfaierus, i'm Glitter bon
"a Sdbren gu 8rab eetrasen. @inem
Iplt impoianten 2ei6sn3us bat Saus
tenbad I6on LANCE ni6t mebr seieben.
Sanopeilsr, 81. Mai. Sc
tern puroe unier neuer pfdrrer, Der
bo6p. Serr @erner BON Singie, feier.
li@ inItalirt. Sauoipeiler bate alles
aufssbotsn, lm oas Jeit 10 iaGn pis
mOgli9 gu begebeu.
u Imelingen. 26. Mai. Der
aus Slebur sebiirtige 2SaiGbrige Mis
neur Senien, pel6sr BEL einem Minens
erpioitantsn aus Sdifflingen in Or.
belt Itano. puroe am Ha9mittase bes
20. bieiss in eiuer GaQsris pom bsrs
The colored American., 1900-12-22
DO YOU LOVE HEALTH2

Ii 80, consult the indian Herb Medicir.,.
l. j. Hayden, Manufasturer efthe J, p. KFna KG'
Medicines. $40 n. Eutaw St. 7 cnra - lI AN
eases that are known ID man or bsas, - US
charge, no matter what your dIssasa - -
ness or afttctio may be and restore "a
perfect health. billions of raanIs =.
and leading ones in the United s,,tss .t S.
Europe, VT te- tify that | am the mos, :,
derful healer Of all complaints in IN. -,
L use rothing but net bs, roots. bark, ~
balsanns, leaves, seels. berries. 4ou-.., ',
plants made into teas. for Al conpI,i,,s
have cured thousands shat the mot -.
physicians and the best hospital nbrs,,'-'
In America and Europe have given nm - ~"
and said there was NJ cure TO then,
AL cure the following diseases. Ro...r.
ease, Consumption, Blood. Kfdnev P,oss
structure, Pi es IN any fern, Vert1go Ort~
Sore Throat, Lung, Dyspepsia. Indfgss,,s''
Constipation, Rheumatism in onr ~.
Pai5s and aches ofany kind Coils Rrono.II'
troub es, Sores. Skin Diseases. ali ttobtr.-I
ali Female Complaints. La Grippa o- -
or Pneumonia, Ulcers CarbuncIeg. Rors O.
Ger, tHe worst forms without the uSs ., 80
or instruments, Eczema PimpIes on face a,,s
body. Diabetes of Kidney or BFigbt,s r,.o:.-
OF the Kidneys. cure any disease. M r,,a@
Ter OF what nature. All NsnereaI disaos.,
specially Medicine sent to apv s15-.-~
express. Con2ultatiOu free by mail,
The colored American., 1900-12-22

creeds and all nationalities. No one
can hear and look at her recommends
t1ons without becoming interested in
her work The Defender delights to
honor such q woman, and shall give
all space necessary in our columns to
foster her endeavors in this section.
''The race has never produced great
er woman and her work is worthy of
the emulation OF the race. Not less
than So, 600 should be raised for her In
this section for the immediate cree
ton OF this refuge for fallen boys and
girls so that they might be rescued
from life Of crime. Bishop Derrick
has taken hold of her work, and is
planning mammoth meeting for her
to be held at the Bridge Street Church
in the near future. While an African
Methodist, yet her work being non
UNCONVENTIONAL and non racial as far
as her prison reform efforts are con
cerned, Bishop Alexander Walters, of
the A. NJ. E, Zion Church, has been
mueh interested in her and has given
her great encouragement and support
in all OF the churches under him. We
congratulate Bishop Walters for his
generosity and large heartedness OF a
phllanthropist and race leader. We
trust that all sf our bishops and clergy
will do likewise. We ask for Mrs. 10
seph the support of the race in this
great undertaking and congratulate her
for her courage and patriotism in such
a holy cause. In her prison work che
has been the means Of completely re
forming and Chr1stianizing more than
5000 souls. We feel proud that the
race has within It's ranks such a good,
noble ana grand woman. We commend
her to the consideration of ALL"
The colored American., 1900-12-22

New York, Dec. 14-The record of
new companies having a capitalization
of 81, 600, 900 and over for November
shows that the total capitalization
amounted to $14s $50 900, as against
sos, $50. .070 for the previous month.
The total for the year is 80 217, $50 900.
The records for the past month, how
ever, do not indicate the real condition
Of the industrial movement, as there
are many companies in progress of for
nation which have not as yet filed
their application papers, and of which
there is, Of course, no official record.
New Jersey, which in the consolida :
tion movement, assumed first place,
has fallen back to second place within
the past six months, West Virginia tax
ing the lead with capitslizations OF $50,
000. 900, while New Jersey has $40, 600
800; Colorado. $4,000. 900; Virginia, $l2
600 600; Delaware, 90 25O,OO0 and New
York 81 700, 900. In one of two instan.
ces prominent New York syndicstes
have gone to West Virginia instead of
New Jersey.
1t may be interesting to our readers
to know that Mr.. Phil Waters, the cor
poration clerk in the Office Of the Sec
Istary OF State West Virginia, had the
entire supervision of the issuing of
these charters anu did not make an
error out of a corporation capitalize
ton of sixty million dollars. Mr.. Wa
tiers is an Afro American and has held
the position of corporation erk for a
number Of years and is best known as
the boy Orator ofthe Ksnswahs."
The colored American., 1900-12-22

women of her race. She has just re
turned from . TIP to Scotland, as the
national delegate of the W. G. L.
Union, representing the entire orgsn1'
zstion of the United States. No greater
honor has ever been conferred upon
woman Of our race and no woman OF
any race is more deserving OF such an
honor, We have known Mrs. Joseph
for twenty-five years In the city OF
New Orleans. Her great ability as
leader began TO assert itaelf whilst she
was quite young until today she has no
superior in the land. During her stay
abroad she visited London, Ireland,
the Worlds Fair at Paris and other
uIaces which will be described in the
next issue of The Defender. She Is en-
gaxed in the work Of prison reform in
the State OF Louisiana and Ia highly
endorsed by the Governor of the State,
the sheriff of the city OF New Orleans,
the Judges and other prison authorities.
Ne woman in the country ls doing q
grandsr work for fallen humanity, re-
gardless of color, than Mrs. Joseph.
We reproduce a clipping from New
Orleans daily paper in our columns
today which should be read with in
terest by all of our patrons to show the
extent of the great WORK she is engaged
Aside from her prison reform work
and her Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union work, she ig the organizer
and supporter Of kindergarten school
in New Orleaps, where poor children
are being taught by competent teachers
supported by her energies and endeav'
ora. But her Efs's work is to build a
home for the young outcasts OF the
race who are rushed in prison for vag
arancv and other trivial offences, with
out any hope bat 8 criminal life before
them. the Governor of the State having
such great confidence in her work that
he will turn over to her home this class
of prisoners as soon as the home Is
built. She has already secured the land
and Is now busily engaged raising the
funds for this laudable purpose, speak
ing at all churches who will open their
doors and listen to her pleadings for
noor outcasts. No work Is more worthy
of holm than this from all classes, since
har assistance reaches all colors, all
The colored American., 1900-12-22

An intelligent and representative
gathering of the women of the women
of the race was in the city last week
attending the annual meeting OF the
W. q. T. q. Conspicuous among them
were Mrs. Francis Joseph Of Louisiana.
The New YoEk Defender spoke Of Mrs.
Joseph In its last issue IS follows:
"Mrs. Francis Joseph, Of New Or
leans, La, the president of the State
W, O. Il. Union, is Cne Of the greatest
The colored American., 1900-12-22

Mrs. Mary Church Terrell and daugh.
ter, Phyllis, left the city this week for
Memphis, Tenn. where they will spend
the holidays, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. +. Church.
The colored American., 1900-12-22
A POWER FOR REFORM.

Mrs. Francis Joseph of New OrleanS-An
Eloquent Champion of Prison Reform
Work and an Active Member OF the
w. e. T. u.
The colored American., 1900-12-22
SOUTHERN HOTEL,

Good board, stea heat and electric
bells, Home C nfort moderate
prices. 81 Pa. Ave, NV. Washing
ton, D. @. Fine wines liquors,
cigars and tobacco.
Jack Ii Ryan, Proprietor
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-10-11
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Major Minis majority over Frank Rice
in Atlanta for mayor was 15S.
Mr.. j. H Medille OF Chicago, is visit
ing his brother-in-law, Mr.. VIM. john
ston, at this place.
All kinds of Job Printing executed
with neatness and dispatch at the Ma
rietsa Journal Office. Prices reasonable
Mr.. A. A. Towers has charge OF the
circulation department of the Atlanta
Daily News Mt this place. George
Grist will deliver the papers. Col. John
Cheney is local correspondent. 4
Some men look SO intentlya at nickle
that they can't see dollar. They will
lose dollars worth of time to save a
nickel. They decline TO make an in
vestment for fear they might loose
something and SO hold to their money
with an everlasting grip.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-10-11
AusteII.

The funeral of DR.. 7. A. Camp last
Monday was largely attended. DR..
Camp was very popular here, where he
had been known from boyhood.
Electric car line talk is so plentiful
that we can almost hear the cars whiz
by The surveyors are going on with the
work and will make an estimate on cost
OF building. 1t is said the road will be
built if it can be done for 100000 or
less.
S. B. Warren, of Ensley, Ala, is Wis
iting relatives here this week.
Mr.. Scott, State Entomologist, has
bought the G. " Rainey farm near
here. His father has moved here from
Winnings and will look after the place.
The death of e. w. Marsh, which &C.
Cured in Atlanta last Sunday, is great
ly regretted here. Mr.. Marsh was
owner of the Bowden Lithia Springs,
and had many warm friends here.
Z. w. Medlock has refused an offer
of $4,000 for his Lithia Springs.
Randy Brewer has accepted a posi-
ton with the Southern r. r. W. J..
Dobbs is now marshal. Sitter.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-10-11

=
Some Of. the best whips and
most stylish rigs may be seen on
the road to rum. 49, - Z i
The girl who is acquainted.wfth
several dudes certainly knows a
thing orstwo.
Never stop to argue with your
enemies. If they get in your way
walk calmly around them.
MosHER's BAKERY and Handy Kitchen
is the place to get fresh bread, cakes.
pies. pies, fresh candies. soda water. &c.
I For SALE AT A SAoRIFoE-l05 acres of
good farm land well improved, near
Cocker + O., Milton county also seven
acres of fine land well improved In Cobb
county at forks of Marietta and Ala
bama road, Il mile from Cocker Pc
Good location for store, blacksmith
shop, store and for a doctor Good
store now being run on it. Terms. h
cash, balance on time. Will sell sepa-
rate or all together. IA. Cox,
Cocker, Ga.
For SALE-Lands of T. A. Gober, de-
ceased. AL acres, AZ miles east of
Marietta, traversed by two public
roads one-half in original forest. Well
watered and desirable for stock rails
ing. 35 acres in orchard, mostly EI-
berta peaches. 8room dwelling, large
barn, 3 tenant houses anu grfst mill
Apply to w. M. Gober, P. T. Handy or
E. w. Frey.
Semi-Weekly Atlanta Journal and
eight page Marietta JOURNAL for one
year for $1.80.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-10-11
HE FOOLED THE SURGEONS

All doctors told Renick Hamilton.
OF West Jefferson, O., after suffering
10 months from rectal fistula, that he
would die unless costly operation
was performed; but he cured himself
with five boxes of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, the surest Pile cure on earth
and the best salve in the world. 25cts.
a box. Sold by J. w. Legg, druggist.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-10-11
GLORIOUS NEWS B

Comes from DR.. d. B. Cargile, {
Washita, ]. 7. He writes: "Fdur bal
ties of Electric Bitters has cured Mr.
Brewer OF scrofula, which had cause
her great suffering for years. Terribl
sores would break out on her head an
face, and the best doctors could Civ
no help; but her cure is complete an
her health is excellent" This show
what thousands have proved-ths
Electric Bitters is the best blood pur
her known. It's the supreme remed
for eczema, letter, salt rheum, ulcer
Dolls and running sores. 1t stimulate
liver, kidneys and bowels, expels DO
sons, helps digestion, builds up til
strength. Only so cents. Sold by
W. Legg, druggist. Guaranteed.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-10-11
NOTICE OF LOCAL LEGISLATION

Notice is hereby given that at the
next session of the Georgia legislature
bill will be introduced. To amend
the act creating a system of public
schools for the town of Roswell, Cobb
County, Georgia, so as that the state
school commissioner will be required to
pay the public money to the school
board of said public schools instead of
to the county school commissioner.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-10-11
THE APPETITE OF A GOAT

Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose
stomach and liver are out of order. All
such should know that DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, the wonderful stomach and
liver remedy, gives splendid appetite,
sound digestion and regular bodily
habit that insures perfect health and
great energy. Only 25cts. at J. w.
Legg's drug store.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-10-11

Even the dark lantern has its
bright side.
Impfuaence is frequently the
fruit Of Prosperity.
To awaken asXEpman's curiosity
is to make her pliable.
The finger Of destiny is to be
found 5en az hand of fate.
The rch man travels when he
will; flsA poor man when he can.
No man is s, illiterate that he
cannot teaeh others something.
Some sgfafe frames are hung
because Ct eheir gilt-and SO are
some men.
Some people borrow trouble,
and some people never, take the
trouble to pay back what they
borrow. asts GO
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-10-11

Executive ability consists of
knowing how to get the most
work out of others without doing
any yourself.
About the only difference be-
tween laughing and crying is that
Angling draws the corners of
your Inopth up and crying pulls
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-10-11
Arrest

Arrest
disease by the timely use of
TUFTS Liver Pills, an old and
favorite remedy of increasing
popularity. Always cures
SICK HEADACHE,
sour stomach, malaria, indiges-
ton, torpid liver, constipation
and all bilious diseases.
TUFTS Liver PILLS
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-10-11
Fruits and Vegetables

Best Apples for eating
and cooking. Lemons, Or
anges. Cabbage, Sweet Po-
trtoes, Irish Potatoes, Onions
and all seasonable Vege-
tables and Fruits always on
hand.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-10-11

Canned Fish.
Best Columbia River
Salmon, 10c
Best French Sardines, 1Oc
American Sardines, sc
Mustard Sardines, 1Oc
Cove Oysters, 1Oc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-13
FIRST DIRECT EVIDENCE
AGAINST PETER SELLS.
INDIAN TERRITORY, TELLS
OF A FILTRATION
WITH THE OLD SNOWMAN.
SEVERAL WITNESSES GIVE MRS.
SELLS, THE DEFENDANT, A
GOOD CHARACTER.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register
COLUMBUS, Ohio, December u.
Grace Beal, young woman now living
at Keelysville. Indian Territory, sup
piled by deposition to-day the most
direct evidence against the character Of
Peter Sells yet adduced. She said she
met Mr.. Sells at the postoffice in Kan
sas City, July /, 1892 He accosted her,
introduced himself as the owner of the
show, asked her if she liked sewing
and proposed to make her his private
secretary. She gave him her address
at 1924 Oak street. He called that af-
ternoon, took her driving, then TO a
room where lunch and champagne were
partaken of, after which witness said
Mr. Sells accomplished his purpose.
Rev. E. Willis Souders, Presbyterian
minister at Clinton, was the pastor of
the Luker family at Logan, when Mary
Luker was a girl, and later had pas
torate at Clayton, No, where the Lux
ers moved, and where Mrs. Sells went
every summer to see her parents. Mr..
Souders said Mrs. Sells, both as a girl
and woman. was highly respected, as
were all the Luker family, and he had
never heard anything about her which
was disparaging. He knew Harry
Lyons slightly. His deceased daughter
Ella had met Lyons at Mrs. Sells at
Columbus, and Lyons had gone to
Clayton TO see his daughter. A Miss
Givier also mad been the object of one
of Lyons trips to Clayton. So far as
he knew Lyons had not been at Clay
ton when Mrs. Sells was there. Two
other character witnesses spoke we'll OF
Mrs. Sells.