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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-10
@etfebrtcf oeS bo6p. Batter
SruEe pou Mitpn, Sonia.
Hpm. 20. eSuni 1900.

Ut 0 m, ~. Surt 19OO.
Steber Sreunb!
Np9 einen lebten berSli6en 9ruf
aus &om! WfD9te nod ldnger bleis
ben; man fam ii6 eben nidt iatt ieber
uno iuGen bier. Sabe in ben Is ga
gen meines Sierieins Wan6es geieben
uno selernt. Sin ganaes Sabr
ipIte man bier fem; bod fort mub er
tpieoer, mub peiter Sieb'n!" Sm 2auz
Re Der lebten Wo6e babe i6 mir bic
tDeltltGe Settle bes alien lnb neuen
Hpm etpds angeieben.
Bon Der SDbe bes Mpns Gapitoz
linus i9uut oas Iuge 6inab auf Die
Ruinen bes Sprum Hpmanum, auf
bds nit G6riitenblu getrGntte Gplpiz
icurl, auf Die ~5erfaIlenen SriumpbbDz
gen nnb Sempelruinen Der einitmaliz
gen r80nisin Der @elt." gS befGlt
ben 9riItliGsn 9eiuder Elm gepiHes
S6auoern, Elm @efiibl oes gntfebens
uno SagIei9 ipebmithigsr &iibrung,
lpenn er auf ben StraBen punbelt, mo
!SeiItge uno Mdrtprer betenD unb fin
geno emit einEerspgen, tpenn er fnieen
oarf an Orte ielbIt, ipp SauIenbe fir
Den FL. tot6oliI9en @lauben ibr 2ez
ben opferten.
9o9it tnterehant lit Der 8eiu9 Der
&~atatomben. 0prtbin, Der alien @id
Ippia %entlang, purben Die FL. lleberz
bIeibiel Ger %gemproeten G6riiten gez
brdht, bort unter 8efang unb @ebet
CUR lebten &ube gebettet. @ir beIufs
ten oieie unterirDif9en yS9lafitGtten
Der Spbten" inter Der per IDnli9en
5ubrung Rs Migr. De @aal. Sief
i'm itinen S9opBe Der Grbe tnieten
unb beteten uno iangen mir, pie bic
Gbriiten Der eriten Sabrbunberte. Der
&dtbpltt rfii6lt ii9 gu SauIe" ba, benin
Die pielen 3ei6nungen, Sni6riften unb
gtlOer 9eben 3eugniB, baB Die Gbriz
item 9Iaubten ipie mir beute. Wer ii6
iiber5eu9en nil, bon Der erbabenen
unperGnberli9feit I'M Ieres FL. @luuz
bens, Der iteige binab in Die &atafpmz
ben; er ftnoet odielbit einen v&ate9is>
mus Der appItplii6en 2ebre."
User Die Sriimmerbaufen oes heibz
nii6en Rom, bas blutgstrGnfte GoloIz
ieum, Die itiIen &atatomben, bic herr
lt4en, iiber Der @i9e Der fl. MGrtprer
erbauten 8ir6en bur9panbelt, Der
mub CUR ueber3eu9ung tommen, bab
oas GbriItentbum penn bod mebr lit
dls elm leerer S6ein, tpie bas neue
9etoentbum u~nierer 3eit 10 gerne be-
bauptet. Die grauIamen Sprannen,
Die ungere9ten Ri9ter, bas blutoiirz
ittge EDmeroolt iino ni6t mebr; hire
Numen limb fait Dergefen, ibre MG9z
ttgen S%erfalen in Staub. $50 emit Der
palait Der GGiaren itanb, in ieinem
blenbenoen @lanSe, nG6It. 9ras unb
untraut; i'm Snnern bes ebemalieen
groben Circus Itebt cine itinfenoe
8asfa6rit unb masere @Iel nasen am
nteorigen @eitriippe. @pttes Stud
traf oas alte &om. unb bic III. MGrz
tDrer unb bas Gbriitentbum, fir oas
lie itarben9 =
Die FL. Mdrtbrer iinb ni6t pergeiz
ibr Qnbenten lit in Sesen. Majrs
unb iiegreid i6aut bas mG6z
tige areuS bon Der 8uppel Der petersz
tir6e 5erab auf Die sertriimmerteSerr
Der Seinbe Gbriiti unS Ieiner
81. Stride. Sn boc iigno binces.
Ser5li6 griiBt Sbr
). s. Bruno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-10
Die grri6mel,ung Der beiben etras
BcBbabnlinien

i4eint nun Sbatiu9e gu iein, benin
'olgenoe 8eumten iinb fir bic neue
Beieai9aft erpGblt pprben:
prGiiOert - s. .. Stout.
Wtcesprditoent = g. 6. Gine6an.
S6abmeiter - SEQ. SO. &ieiel.
SetretGr - 6. u. @ngler.
Superintendent = SO. 8. 9ronr.
Die neue @eieai9dft ion bic Union
electric SO. beiben unb bas Qttientaz
pitdl ioa pte folgt Isin:
Dubuque Street Hailnab $25O,OOO
Dome Glectric 10000
Star @lertric 100000
Sotal: . S5OOOOO
Hdtirli4 tperben pobl griinbli6e
aenoerungen in Dem Material Der Sc
unb in ben SabrpfSren porz
genommen peroen. Run lit bod fpez
aigitens cine ernite Soffnung begriinz
bet, baB infer StraBenbabnsS bftem
Dos patriar4ensaIt DerIabt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-10
0ro6cr MnSperfaMf.

Scrr s. y s6nler, 672 @ain
str., bat bei6lnkcn, fid bnm Ges
i6aftc snriid,u,icben unb uirb ieimen
gan3en Waarenbnrratb inter bem
&nffenprciic ansnerfaufen. Ser Gas
ben iuirb mGbreuS Der fommemhrn
Wnhe geibIufien iein nno Der Muss
%bcrfanf brsinnt atn na6ften samss
tag, ben IA. Suli.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-10
Mhtuna. &athnlifen /!

aatbolifen, bic biaises Qanb falieu wols
len unb SeieI bas leibli6s uto seiitise
8obt am Ssr3en ie9t. folten ibr auseIs
mert mad Stepart, Mceoub 60, Winu.,
ri6ten. 0as ganb 1T ausseSeidnet gut, uur
20 Wtsilet uon VtilneopoiiS All Der Chicago,
WiIwanfee 81 ct. Saul 9~ilenbabu sele9en.
Seuti6er prieiter IN Der Gemeinbe. @esen
udbere QusfInit wenbe man lid an Rep. u.
9illnan ober gb. Reinbarbt, Steluart, Win.
ueipta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-10
Saufiagang.

Den pielen Sreuuben Der Samilie,
tpel9e uns ihre &usbriide bes Belief
beg gum Spbe unierer Mutter baben
5utommen ldhen, m09ten mir hermit
ouf bas Grgebenite banten. 9ii6of
S9peba6 uno ben pielen prieItern,
ipel9e Der 8e~ritorbenen 6eim 81.
Spter 9eOa4ten, unieren b~eIonberen
Sant.
Die Samilte 9pnner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-10
Mn 9anojuher.

gSir baben ali 100, 900 ader uorsisIides
Narms SGubereieu in Minueiota uu6 Glib
Oatota il preiien DON SO bis $21 pro ader
sl perfauien.
Gbenfals eiue Sarm pom 1,02O @der nit
9uteu gebauoen.
Gin 6arm Don 440 afsr, iGmmtli6 cults
plrt, mt 9uten @ebGiben.
Gin it6 gut SabIenbes Sotel unb anberes
6arms uno Stabteisentbum eutlpeoer su per.
taltien ooer an uertaui6eu.
Bite bel ms ppr,uipredcn unb mir wers
ben SIREN @ini6m entipredsu.
Sobn pier & Co.,
@rnnbei9entbum. unb Serii9erunsss asent,
Bog Siebente Strabe, DUBUQUE. Roma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-10
NOTICE OF APPRAIsEMENT
In Estate of Nicholas Noes, Deceased

To, Matthias Noes, John Noes, Viii
liam Noes, Mary Noes, and Mich
olas Noes
You and each of you are hereby not
ified-tAat the undersigned appraisers
will, at 2 O'Clock p. M, on the eth day
of July, 1900, at the office of the Clek
of the District Court in the City OF
Dubuque, proceed to appraise the
property of NICHOLAS NOES, de-
ceased, subject to the Collateral In
heritance Tax.
JOHN MULLANY,
j. j. MURRAY,
A. p. ABELN,
Appraisers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-10
Cute Vbutoarabhieu

foniten nllr Don grperten berseiteat werbeu.
SIS gift bel bersu Ssritelmg Grfabruma
gu baben, paicrSe 8opis NIB &orperfeauns
gen gu bea9ten, bas paiienbe 9i6ts unb
S6attenuerbdltniB gu fenneu NIB baru
aud bic notbiSeu. oft re6t foiipieli9en
apparate Su baben. Sisies aues lit pors
banbsm, wenn Sbr Cure Photographic pon
mir MAIDEN lailet.
", 8. M ae&sm;ie,
1878 Clan Ctr, Qubuaue. Sd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-10
Weaen Grebsl@aoen.

Sd empieble bierlnlt StrOOp's beriIbmte,
benti6e Yulper. 0ieieIben beilen iebeli
nio6 ni6t auigebrodenerD 6tebs ioiuobl
inuerli6 ais duberli9. alien, bic perb0ds
tise Geidwiilte ionic aud Wagemleis
b en- NIB 9eberi6aben babeu, limb birle
Eulper Defenders emptoblen. Wesen 0Gbe.
rem /: 8euaniie etc. abreilire mai:
9b marb 8. Soebing,
ct. 2ueas Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-10
Gpreat hnr!

Wir ino III Der Hage, Sic NIT allen
Sorten ~Gaenluaaren, 9eden. Seppi=
Diem, Watten uno Oeltub gu perieben,
alle bon leitenoen 6%abrltanten gema6t
ulo Ge9en Saar 9etauft, lpelde mir al
prsiien anbleten, Die ipnit nirgenos
an9eboten peroen t6nnen.
Sames 2ebi & 6 o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-10
Earni III b%erfanfcu.

Cine quite Sarm Don 240 2lder nabe BEL
Gurrie, Mturrap 60, Winn., lit biui9 gu pers
taufen nit Pferbeu, Wai6inerie NIB Der
Saat wie sic iest itebt. Gurrie lisgt all
elmer Giienbabu, bat tatbolii9e Stride NIB
P~risltsr, iopie eine fatbolii6e
gibliotbet. I'm uabere auSfunit wenbe man
ii6 oil 81. Z. gSallbe, @aitbampton, Waii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-10
SGneu besablt.
Sie Mntnal 9ife Sninranee Cons
panb bon @eu Yorf be,ablt ben {.
&niprnd bes GERM Soiepb
Gid i'm 8etrase bon
$4,000.
Ser Batter beg juHgcu Mannes ipridt feline
8efriebisung iiber bic GeiddftsmetbOoen
Der WtHtaal 9ife Sninrauee
S0mparty aus.


OpersbiIle, Sa., ben 3. Suli.
Der fiir3li6 %perItorbene SDiepf
Sid bon bieier Stabt mar fir $1,000
perii6ert, bon pel6en $4,000 bereits
beSablt IinO, tpie aus Dem fulgenDen
8riefe gu erie9en tit, pelder ii9 ielbit
ertlGrt:
9Derspille, Sa., 3. Stuff 1900.
9ebriiber Sleming, 9erpalter Der
Nep Yorf Mlltual 2ife Snfus
rance Company fir Sptpa unb
Ne6rasta gu 9es Moines, So.
Wertbe Serren!
Sd mO9te Sbnen meme 8efriebis
gung fir bic prpmptbeit ausoriiden,
nit pel9er bic Mutual 2ifs ben g(nz
Ipru9 bon $4,000 besablt bat, tpeldelf
mein Sobn Spiepb Sid, gemdb ieiner
pOlice in Der 8eieai6aft bate. Mein
Sobn itarb am Is. SUM- mad furSer
&rantbeit unb beute bin i6 bersits inn
8eiiBe Der anpeiiung Der Mutual 2ife
fir ben bolen 8etrag Der pplice, nell
DIE @npeiiung mir Serr SEQ. s.
gropn, Der bieiige Siitriftz 4sent
iibergeben bat, pel9er bafiir fprgte,
Dab bic nDtbisen 8elege bss @erluites
bei9afft tpurOen, 10 DAB bic 4naelez
9enbeit pbne bic gerinsite Mibe meis
nerfeits erlebigt tpurbe. gs gi6t groBe
9efrieoiguns nit elmer @eieaI6aft
pie bic Nep Yort Mutual 2ife Snz
iurance Company 8ei6Gfte gu t6un,
pel6e ii4 ebeniO berettpiGig Setqt,
ale Qniprii4e gegen bic @eIeai6aft
prompt gu ~be3ablen, ais Tie Bos
licea ausf6reibt unb bic 9elber bon
Den Geuten er6ebt.
SD peroe INNER Elm freunbli6es
Bort fir Die Nep gort Mutual Qife
gu idgen baben, pel9e bic arDBte aQer
GebensDeriiGerungs 9eIeaI9aften lit II.
Sabre binbur9 Elm groBes Sc
i9Gft nit ben 2euten bieier @eaenb
bat. Sn aaer 2l9tung
Sbr ~er9ebenIter
Hitolaus Sid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-10
&einen Snlasc=Yreis anf Der Iidel
Ylates8 Balm.

&rinem Snlase=Preis anf Der Nidel
YlatesS Balm.
uniere 3i9e linb nit ben beIten BE-
Quemli6teiten aus9etattet, beltebeno
aus orei D~sitibuleo INSTRUMENTATION,
iuelde in bsiben &idtunaen suiiden
@bicaao. Buffalo. Hep Oort uno
Bottom iabren nit unper9leidli6em
Speiieua9en Sienlt, in welben mir
ole m6gliden @arantieen fir Slider
heit. Sdneliaisit uno gequemlidteit
teiaefii9t baben uno wslhe 3ii9e Iomit
elm linerreihbarss Srio bon 0ortbsilen
bieten.
3ua u 0. 2 bsrIdBt Chicago nm
1875 WOrsens nit ourd9ebenoen
Wasen nad Bolton. Nslp Yort rno
oa5nlibenlie9enoen puntten.
3ua SO A perldBt Chicago UNI
2:3O Na6mittaqs nit bur6aebenoen
Wa9eu na4 Buffalo uno New Yort
uno Den oaSmiiden Iisaenoen Yuntten
auf Der Safawanna Yabn; aud auf
Der @elt Shore gabn nit oireitem
anidlub nit Der Sem Yort Central
unb Sebiab 8aleD Yabn 81 Buffalo;
bat ebenfalls bireite Yerbinouna Al
Yrocton fir Gbautauqua 2ate plabe.
3us 81 O.. 6 perldBt Gbicaao um
1880 Nben0s nit our6iabrenoen
Wogen nod Buffalo uno Nelu Sort
Ino ben oaSuiiden lic9enosn Yunttsn
llno aud nit Y%erbinoun9 gu Yrccton
nab ben Yldben an @bautauaua
Safe.
Wir i"erDiren sinSelne Mablseiteu
liir cine @eieaidaIt bon YeriOnen i'm
preiie bon 35 Gts. bis al einem Dollar
in allen u~nisren Speiiepa0en. Sie
prei'e limb INNER Die mabi0iten. Mau
idreibe, te%ls9rapbire. t~elepbonire posr
iprs6e peri0nli6 Dor bel Dem ndblten
@Senten uEierer gabn, ooer bel g. q.
@alaban, 8eneral.@sent, Ill 9toams
Str, Chicago. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-10
0afbans Al bermirtben.

Nad benz 1. Suli 1900 ,pirb bas Hep
Sefieriou Souie jpiIhen Der 5. uub 6. al Der
Clap StraBe bier III Dubuque 81 pernlietbeu
iein. Ndberes bel 81. 9orena $50 6. Ctr,
Oubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-10
&leinere NnSeigen.
Nic. Gugcl & S6hne.
SiiSw. Gde Der 8. II. Moin.@ Ctr.

SHoD. Gde Der D. II. WfUlls Str,,
Dubuque, 3: :: Sapa.
asentsn fir @rumSeigentbum, gnleiben
iInS Ssrfiberuus. @eib 81 5 Yrojent an
perleiben aui Soma, Saiuois uuo @isconiiu
Siberbeiten. g ampiidiiiabrt SiQete nad
uno pom europa MA fiini beionbsrsu einien.
-Vertretet Don suuerldiiigen Seuerz,
Qebenss uno llnfdue : Serliberun9s @eleu.
i6aften. abitratts Of 3itIs. - Seiient.
Ii6e 0otare.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-10
Murkthertd1te
our oen 0roBperfanf.

Uur oen WroBocrfatt.
Oubnque, ben z. Suli.
@etreibe, 9eu, MebL etc.
Safer: 23@24c.
8orn: 34@37c.
@erite: 30-40c per gnIbeI.
Ho99en: 45-50c per guibel.
40 Gsu: Wlloes, $3.50 per Come 5abmes
S9.OO@10.00 per Sonne.
ytsbl: oPatent, s4.sO@5.1O; ftraisbt
6leie: $14.O 90.
,Sntter, Gier b8Gfs.
gier: 9@11e per Ouseno.
Sl!tter: Sairp, 12@19c p.4fuub @rsam-
erp, 20@21c.
Sale; @abm : aaie, 1876; Bird, 1916
GloG, 15c.
Srocertes, etc.
Reis: 6-7tc per BfunS.
Sobnen: @bite Napp, $3.50 per guibel.
SrI9te uub @emie c.
gSaliermelpnen: 15-25c.
Smiebelu: zoe per bubelb Yiinbel.
Hetti9e: 12c per Suteno GIlubeIhsu.
Grblen: Coo per gilibel.
Grobeeren: $1.40@2.OO per Crate.
Hotbriiben: 15e per Ouee1b.
&artoiieIn: 25@30 @ents per guIbel.
Sraut: s .00-1. so per Grate.
gfeue Sartofeln: 60c per guibsI.
Steb.
Stiere: 49, 0@4.5O
Htnosr: So. so.
Siibe: SO. .O0.
6alber: 81. O0@5. 90.
Triiblinsss e1mner: 49, 0-3.50.
-, S6ipelne (auf benz Sup: 81. 70@4.S0 per
brnbert Gfunb.
gefligeI: Sic.
Sisb 9eidla9tet).
Rinbheli6: 7@sc per Gfuub; climber,
7ic per 9imub.
S9oflsii9: e6afFeii6, ne; SammeI-
fleti6, 1876.
@ei6Ia9tete S6peime: SIS. 100000 per
bunbert Pfunb.
gsftisel: Sibner, 81 Gents per giunb.
Prouiiion8
@erdIl6srtes 6Ieii6: Sdinten, 9i@1Oc;
Spet, S@Stc.
StnaIj; 7c.
6oblen: Sarttoblen, S7.75 per Come.
6nrSe '''n 'oS~o'00 ~"
@eialsene gnIIs SGuts: go. II Gents +;
Ro. &c Gents.
Trtld gelalSeue 6albbdute: go. 1, 100
9fo. 2, st Gents.
3als go. /, 4 Gents; go. 2, 81 Gents.
S6atSfeue: S1.O0.
Urn Bone, S5@12. 90 per Come; Mires
ral, 1926 per Sauienb; glaf Sad, $40 per
Come.
CE:----
eg..usp' 's" :. S"H'
m ~st's'0@
sse'ssn-
SuIl: 'ot@Isf.
al9ltt: 19@79s.
september: 795@S0s.
Noth-
sSnll: 4ot@43s
9u9uN' 44@4ff.
SepleWpet' 44t@44f.
SSIetrc oo.
sShl: 234@24.
au9uf; 24@24f.
september 24@24t.
D%roptRoaem.
S6weinsfleiid-
Suli: Sl2.35@12.55 81.
September: S12 521012 "a.
Sdmali-
Suii SO. 6st@6,70 pt,ss
September: So 5@6. 900 - ~
Rippen-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-10
!. 0ie Retail

- Die Retails@ Gropers balten i6r
~biesiGbriaes picnic gu SDlpan 9roDe
an Der SainOis GentraIsg ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-10

= 9err gbriitian Suust, pobnbaft
2419 Gouler 4penue, fiel i'm Mittpo6
plObli9 in leinem Sauie gu Yoben unb
itarb balo oarauf, na6bem man i'm
auf'S 9ett ssbra4t bate, Der Der
itprbsne 9interIabt cine srobe camille.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-10
Staat nnd Amgegeud.

Antered atthe Postoffcs at Dubuque, Iowa
u admitted for transmission through
themails at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-10

@elalSene BULL SGute: go. H. Gents ;
go. 2,6 Gents.
6rii9 geialSene 6albbdute: go. 1, 1Oa
Gents 9to. 2, st Gents.
Sals: DO. l, Gents; go. 2, 81 Gents.
S6aisieue: $1.OO.
Srp Bone, S5@12.00 per Come; Mines
raj, $25 per Sauienb; glat Sad, $40 per
Come.
glei: Sn ct. Qouis, 4. OO@4.57i.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-09-06
EXPANSION AND IMPERIALISM

-<cappot be denied that a great many
intelligent Democrats are becoming dis
gusted with Bryan's fake cries about the
dangers of imperialism. One Of the most
searching criticisms on Mr.. Bryan's con-
duct has been made by the Memphis Com
mercia-Appeal, a leading Democratic
newspaper. 1t says "There is no such
thing as imperialism contemplated by any
party. Legitimate and necessary expan-
sion is an accomplished fact; talk of i'm
perialisn is arrant nonsense, and nonsense
cannot be made q paramount issue any
more than an elephant can be made an eel
by writing on its trunk, This is an eel.
Tennessee's coal, iron and cotton must find
market in the Orient, and the people
should be educated up to the point where
they can see the utility and benefits of ex-
pansion." Thomas Jefferson educated
them on that line when he purchased Lou
isiana for purely commercial and unitarian
purposes. He was resolved to have New
Orleans, either by purchase or conquest, so
that the products of the West might find
an outlet to the ocean and reach the mar
kets of the world. Bryan is denouncing
the commercialism that enters into treat
ment of the Philippine question. What has
he to say about the commercialism that
entered into the Louisiana purchase, and
which province Jefferson said he would
take by conquest if he could not buy it d?
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-09-06
PERSONAL NOTES.

Nine. Richter, the daughter of Meyer
beer, has just presented her fathers piano
to the Royal Museum of Berlin.
fora, the japanese wife Of Sir Edwin
Arnold, has become one of the most popu-
lar hostesses in London. She speaks I'm
glsh perfectly and with only slight ac-
cent.
Tawkiao is the name of a native king IN
New Zealand who edits little eight-page
paper, with three columns to page,
printed in both the English and the ma
tive tongue, and called 1.-THE Pleiades Of
Seven Stars"
Miss Grace Mckinley, niece of the
President, graduated from famous school
for young women at Holyoke, Mass, a
year ago. 1t is now announced that she
will go back to that institution as teach
er, and Miss McKinley's determination to
take up a career as a teacher of young
women is warmly applauded by all her
friends.
DR.. J. Wilburn Chapman, pastor Of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church of New York,
is the donor of the Dwight L. Moody Me.
mortal Building at the Winona Assembly
grounds near Warsaw, Ind. The building
is an artistic three-story frame house, and
is intended as Summer home for minis.
tiers of all denominations receiving an an
nual salary of $1,000 or less.
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RRYAN'S SINCERITY.

1t has been claimed by Mr.. Bryans's
friends that one of his chief characteristics
is absolute sincerity. The earnestness
with which he frequently asserts his opin'
ions, and his stubborn adherence to
certain false doctrines may furnish reason
able grounds for claiming that he is a sin
cere man.
If an honest study of the character and
conduct of the new star in the political fir
mament is made, he will be found to be
both erratlc and insincere.
In a speech at Pawnee, Neb., delivered
on the 22nd of last month, Mr.. Bryan
said:
"They (the Republican, say they dc
not believe in the ratio of l6 to l. When
they make that assertion you ask them
why Mr.. McKinley's Administration is
coming silver dollars today at the ratio Of
Is Il. In the month of March the Re-
publican Administration coined 4,OOO,OOI
silver dollars at the ratio of l6 to l, and
yet the Republicans think that the ratio Of
16 to is not right"
Now can any intelligent man, Demo
crat or Republican, believe that Mr.. Bry'
an was sincere in these remarks. 10
make him so we must believe that he is
very ignorant. 1t is more rational to con-
clude that the utterance was made in an
effort to play upon the credulity of the
people; and was dictated either by a de-
liberate intention to deceive, or by the
outpourings Of a zeal too incorporate to
be ingenious.
OF course Mr.. Bryan knows that the sill
yer dollars that are now being coined al
the Government minis are not of the kino
he wants under free and unlimited coinage
at the ratio of l6 to /. He knows they
are being coined from bullion owned by
the Government, and that such dollars arr
made on Government account, with tht
Government responsible for their paymen
and maintenance as full, one hundred
cents dollars.
Mr.. Bryan is playing the part of a dis
sembler, in a weak effort to prove that th'
Mckinley Administration has acted incon
sistently on the coinage question. He ha
either tried to conceal the truth or doe
not know the truth. Lord Bacon said
cit is the weakest sort of politicians tina
are the greatest dissemblers."
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REPUBLICAN SPEAKING.

General James A. Walker, Repuh''""'-
nominee for Congress for . Ninth Dis
trict of Virginia, will address the voters Of
the Several %. ties of the district as fol-
low. VIZ:
Gate City, September 10.
Jopesville, September II.
Wise, September "A.
Lebanon, October 2.
- WytheviIle, October s.
Pearisburg, October 8.
Marion, October 10.
Abingdon, October %.
Bland, October %.
All voters, irrespective of past party af-
ffliation who desire to hear the issues OF
the campaign fully, ably and eloquently
discussed, are earnestly invited to attend.
Other appointments will be made later.
Republican speakers will be provided
for the several courts during the cam
paign throughout September and October;
due announcements of which will be made
hereafter.
STUART F. LINDSEY,
District Chairman.
Bristol, Va, August 7, 1900.
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successfons of Vegetables.

Vegetables Of which every garden
ought to furnish a succession are rad
ish, lettuce, peas, string beans, beets,
cress and turnips. Every book that was
ever written on gardening has advised
sowing for succession every ten days
or two weeks" yet only the gardens
managed by gardeners hired specially
to see to such things really furnish such
SUGGESTIONS. The farmer, in particular,
is apt to neglect the garden, if he does
not forget it altogether, after the first
sowing. Perhaps it is a waste of time
to .exhort "a 20 care for the garden;
-, considering the amount which the
garden contributes to the family liv-
ing, it seems as though it should be
worthy of better treatment.-Country
Gentleman.
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A FARCICAL PLIGHT.

"Mr. Bryan has perfect right to ask
5000, 900 of American voters to enter in
to contest for the purpose of giving him
an opportunity to make recommends
ton, but it is rather All unreasoaehln rN
quest to make at t;me when things are
moving on smoothly in all respects.
"To sey that the privilege of making an
Idle recommendation is paramount ques'
ton is to draw rather too heavily on the
credulity of almost everybody. The truth
is, an analysis Of that paramount issue
places the Democratic party in such farclcal
plight that very few of its members wish
to come prominently out on the stage of
action, as was evidenced by the difficulty
at Kansas City of procuring a running
mate for Mr. Bryan.
"We should not stop here in giving Mr..
Bryan credit. He is telling the people,
and has always done SO, to vote as their
consciences dictate. This is curious doc
trine to some who believe loyalty to party
comes first and to conscience next; but it
is correct doctrine founded on good NOR
ais, and Mr.. Bryan is entitled to credit for
teaching it in all times and in all places.
But what is unaccountable to me is, how it
is that one who is so candid on one point
can ignore all evidence on others. Can it
be wilfulness in Mr.. Bryan, or is it due to
defective reasoning in him to ignore all
evidence and reason on another point and
contend that bis country has unworthy
purposes to make conquests of islands
and vassals of their people. In a night
mare of apprehension he cites out 81
am not willing that this nation shall cast
aside the omnipotent weapon of truth to
seize upon the weapon of physical war
fare !"
"The way to fud out the truth as to
whether this country is Selling the weapon
of physical warfare in the Philippines is
TO ascertain what witnesses who have in
vestigated the facts and know them say
about it. The most reliable witnesses are
the members Of the Philippine Commits
sion. That commission was composed Of
Democrats as well as Republicans, and
some of its members were against expan'
sion. They were all men of high charac'
ter, acting under oath and on honor, and
of this war they said 'Deplorable as
war is, the one in which we are now en-
gagged was unavoidable by us. We were
attacked by bold, adventurous and ell
thusastic army. No alternative was left
US except ignominous retreat,
ga man having the ear Of the people as
Mr.. Bryan has should respect what Wash
inton Irving said knowledge is power
and truth is knowledge; whoever, there
fore, knowingly propagates prejudice
wilfully saps the foundation of his coun-
try's strength"