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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-10-19

We understand that a man who is
peddling patent medicine in Kinsley
and who claims to hail from Ness City
is putting in more time telling false
hoods about j. G. Hopper, fusion
candidate for state senator. than sell
ing pills. He is telling people that
Mr.. Hopper is a national banker
which is an unqualified and absolute
falsehood. Mr.. Hopper is not now
running national bank, and never
run one day in his life. His bank
is a state bank, owned by citizens
in his home town, Ness City. Every
single stockholder is a resident of
Ness City or Ness county. When
MIR. Hopper became Pres. of the Citi-
zens State bank he reduced the inter-
est on loans from the usuriqus rate of
a per cent to 10 per ceut.- We also
here 1t rumored that there are other
things being circulated about Mr..
Hopper which are untrue
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-10-19

The Kempton Comedy Kompany has
been playing weeks engagement at
the opera house in this city to good
houses. This troupe is popular one
and has met with cordial receptions
here for several seasons. The person
mel OF the company is above the aver
age. 1.-The COurty Fair" a farce
comedy, will be presented this evening
and on Saturday evening incidental
to the play will be given away lot of
handsome furniture. A matinee will
be given Saturday afternoon.-Tillep
and Toiler.
AT Kinsley Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday nights, Oct. 29-3O-3i.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-10-19
Elliott and Hopper.

Frank w. Elliott, of the Troy
Times, came out on Tuesday to as.
sist Mr.. Hopper and our local capdi-
dates In series of meetings held over
the county during the week. Mr.. Ell
lott is one of the most brilliant speak
ers In the fusion ranks. He is a man
OF good presence-fnely educated and
man who is in thought thoroughly V
conversant with the, great politica al
issues OF the day. He speaks with
great force, and has the sympathy and
attention OF his audience from the be-
ginning to the end of his speeches.
AT Lewis Tuesday night he made a
strong speech.
me people We're very much disap-
pointed that Mr.. Hopper failed to get
to the Lewis meet ng, but he drove ont
there on Wednesday in order to pet
acquainted with the people.
AT the close of Mr.. Eliiott's speech
the county cand idates who were pres
ent, Messrs. Tatum, Dyer and Clark,
made short speeches.
Dyer and Clark are old campaign
ers but it was Mr.. Tatum's maiden ef-
fort In campaign work and his friends
felt proud of the manly, straight-for-
ward way in which he expressed him
self.
Mr.. Dyer's record as county attor-
ney and Mr.. Clark's exceptionally fine
work as superintendent of public in
struction almost insure their election,
and Mr.. Tatum's faculty for making
friends, his reputation for honesty,
integrity, clear headedness and bust
ness ability place the chances In his
favor along with them.
The Blue Mound Glee club was
present at the Lewis meeting and their
music was one of the good features.
The house was crowded and our peo-
pie felt it was an extremely successful
meeting in every particular.
The meeting at Belpre was fully up
to- that at Lewis. Mr.. Elliott made
q talk that made many converts, and
Mr.. Hopper made speech that made
hosts of friends.
The house was filed to OVERT owing
and nearly ali voters. The most rapt
attention was given to every word the
speakers said.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-10-19
A recent visit to the d

A recent visit to the peoples party
headquarters shows the fusion organ
ization to be as nearlyperfect as it
can he. and the state committee work
ing DAY and right. The speakers b,,-
reau has the largest number of speech
es billed this week OF any since the
campaign opened, and all speakers
report good MEETINGS and confident
feeling in regard to fusion success.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-10-19

The Secretary of War, in making
an estimate of money for war purpos-
es next year, says that it will take
$500, 900, 600. How is that, you tax
payers? Does the militairism of Eu-
ropean nations cost more than that.
and for what? Civilized warfare, the
subjugatiO of weaker nations.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-10-19
Teachers Examination.

The third quarterly examination for
teacher certificates will be held at
the South Side School house in Kins-
ley on Saturday. Oct. 9th, 1900.
l.. K. CLARK, County Supt
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-10-19
By J. M. Lewis. Jr.
Bryan Pictures.

We have few fine pictures of Bry.
an suitable for framing for sale at the
Graphic office. Price 25 cents. The
pictures belong to the state commit
tee, and the money will help them
ont.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-10-19

The Best Prescription For Malaria
Chills and fevers is bottle of Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonic. 1t is simply
iron and quinine in tasteless form.
No cure--nO pay. Price soc.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-10-19

Come everybody, and hear the
Grain Trust exposed by brilliant
speaker. At the opera house Oct. 20.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-10-19

Webb McNall at the opera house
Thursday afternoon Oct. 25 at two
o'clock p. m.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-10-19

Notice of Appointments of Administyator.
First published October s, 1900.
The State of Kansas. tdwards County ss
In the matter Of William NJ. White. late of
Monroe County. New York.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Notice is hereby piven, tn at ON the 4th day
OF October. A. d. 1900. the undersigned WAS
by the Probate Court of Edwards County
Kansas. duly appointed and qualified as Ad-
ministrator Of the Estate of William M
White. latc of Monroe County. New York,
deceased. All parties interested in said es-
tate will take notice. and govern themselves
accordingly.
E. n. TAYLOR. A Administrator.
ID R1A
ssars tho q The Kind You Havs AIways Boark
ls'a:''' NS1tZ&zM
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-27
Sic 3srnnnci Der Msbrbcit.

,g8as Die Me6r6sit Mill, IoiI 9eleB
feia!!" 9aS lit 10 ungefdbr oer8runOs
iob auF pel6sm man &epll6ltten duF'
bart. 0ariiber pergiBt man9er 9ops
riniItti9er Republitaner aber, DAB el!e
S9rannei Der MaiOritdt pobl Die
uu5arm6er5i9ft tt 5orm oer
GDrannet lit. Ginen tprannii3.n
GinselberrI6er fam Die Minpritdt pit
burdb 8eneiIe un6 @rtlGrungen 6ut
Garnunft bringen, uno Elm Singh
herrI6er, b. +. elm WtonarGl, muB I'D,
olt9 BON Der 6ur4t leiten IdlIen,
ipeil sr p~erIDnli9 bon Der unterpritdten,
qefne6teten Minoer6eit erIto4en, en-
5Goilen ober ipnitpie belGitigt merben
lam. Sci elmer ungere6ten Wtshrhett
fdut gGes bieIes meg. Sine Mebrbeit
Gr0umentirt MIDI, neil eber
i6r &edt auf Dem unperniinftigen uni
niGt gu rs6tfertigsnOsn prinsip Del
Summe Der 3ablen rubt. Bier IL
feTer pie 3psi, lautet oas Sunoament
tes 3sGtes - ober better geiugt = Del
Geipalt Der WeGr9:it. uSie Wtebrs
belt Der 3abl lit Die It ale:
Gepalten", Iagt nit 8e6t Elm 9enter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-27
SwiQingsbrIoer

iiben our 3eit i'm beutI6en &ei9stage;
es iino bic 9lbeg. &onraO unb 6riebs
rid SauBmann aus Stuttgart. 9sis
De ieben iih gang ungemein dbnliG,
unb oa lie ni9t nur benIelben Bart,
oisielbe Sriiur, bieielbe Sra9t, ia To-
gar Die glei6e &raOatte gu TRACER,
pflegen, peroan Iie oft felbit bon ibren
nd4iten Sreunoen miteinanDer Ders
ipebIelt. Ser cine lit i'm ipirttemberz
@abltreiIe 80blingen, Der an
bore tx in 8alingen gepd6lt. sic
lperben buber I'M Ret6stdge SauBs
MANN Dblingen unb SauBmannz
g%enunnt, unb bd au9 bieIe
beipen Wprte 2lebnliGteit in Der
Gldngfarbe nit chamber BADEN, 10
WeiB i'm Rei6stog in Der &eael Iies
Oh Srieori9 pber &onrdo
geiprO4.n bat, sumal au9
Die Spre6peiie Der 8riioer - beipe
ipreGen ben unDerfGli6ten I6pGbis
iGen DiGlett - ni9t ben geringiten
urtsri4ieD auflDsiit. Bie CROP Die
4sDnli9.:it Der Geibcn lit, benefit fols
geAoe G9uurre: Der cine BON linen
l:eB i;3 in Stuttgart in einem Bar.
bicriao:a raiir:n, 5e3a6Ite uno ging
itiner Q3e9e. Na3 elmer NicrteIitunbe
bstrG. Ter 1n?src rcsiel6e 0eIHGTt,
lpt.S unm;cI@ cgf Die aablreiGsr
Stp2ptln bin uno Ia0ts: c66rsr Sic
mai, Gle BADEN mid ob:r i1,ge)I re-
lirt, Der Babe Bart 1T ia ileGen 9e=
6li'6sR. &aiircn Gle MID i6eunigit
ao4m2lG! DIR Barber f4iittslte
oernunoert ben Gopf unb rief: sd
3ube Gt: IOrgfGltig roi;rt, pie ale meis
II. uroem &unoen; Der Bart 1T eben
ipiep:r g:pGG''g!'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-27
gu MOrtan. Wtmm..

erpGblte Der ct. Soiepbs llnteritis
Bunes@8erein folssnbe 8edmten:
prGiibent = Sobann S9iib.
@icesYrdiioent = peter Walri9.
Griter Sefretdr - S. S. Gorret.
3neiter Setretdr-9einriA Wieper.
S9abmeifter = 8. Scamp.
TinanssGomite = SIR 1 Sabr,
Soiepb Sanfen; fir 2 Sabre, S. 3.
Senneien; fir 3 Sabre, 5rana &obn.
Sabnsntrdser = Rid gppes unS
Sobann Wsibert.
&rantensG omite = Sn Der StaDt;
Sobann Masqui; @raB prairie: So
6ann 2en5; 2ittle 3od: 81. S4uB;
2ismore: pb. '9snoel; 2artin: M.
Sopp unb Dem &elen; ct. &ilian:
Sobann WeDer.
Mari6al = $. Sifbnid.
&afenbeitanb. $1,000; Mitslieberz
aabl "a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-27
Sic Gera6ttcrcr Der oTcntli;
6en SGnIeu

miiIIen bisneilen re6t unangenebme
@abrbeiten iiber ben @ertb btsier
pislfa9 ul5uie1r geprieienen uno toit=
ipieligen 2e4runitalten b0ren. Gu
fdgt 3. 9. bic vOma6a See" neueitsns:
vSie rieIigen Summeu, psI6s err
frrberli6 iino, ods 0ffentli6e S4ul:
IDItem aufre9t gu erbalten, iino benz
Gteuer3aGler cine Gait, unb in oen
nteiIten StGbten lit baS PrOblem DIR
Gini9rGntung elm ~oringenOes. StIs
immerpa6ienbe 2ait ruff Die Sritil
berpor, pel9e ii6 auf Die 8ebduptung
oriinbet, baB oas 8.rbdltnib Der ST..
item per S9iiler nit Der 8ermsbrung
Der 9ebDlferung pdt5it. Sn jeDem gez
i6Gftlifen unternebmen lit es 8eget,
baB bus @~erbdltnib 'b:r Soften abb
nimmt, pie ii6 has 9ei9dft erpsitert.
Sn Der 2eitung Der S9ulen lit bieie
Reael umgetebrt norben. &nitatt baB
fib bic Soften per S9iiler Derringera
ten, baber tie it@ permebrt, uno Sene,
pel9e bic 8iiroe tragen, rufen ldut
lin @rlei6tsrrng. @pn elmer 6pd<
f9ule pirD mebr @elo beri6lungen,
els erforberli1 mare, Inn brei ODER bier
S6ulen aufre6t gu er6alten, Die ii4
ben Glementarfd9etn niometen. Die
mtiiten 8rititer bs6aupten, baB Die
5rii6te DieIer Quslagen peit entfsrnt
baOpn limb, gu. befriebigen."
Ro9 beoeuteno i4Grfer urtbeilt Die
p@aibingtOn Bot, tpenn tie iagt;
SIS lit unm0gli9, in Der @erur.
tbeilung Der 9borbeit, NuBloiigteit
pnb S9dbli4tett einiger puntts IN.
ieren 0Ffentli6en SGulibItems 81 otcl
gu Idgen. Inter Dem 9rude Oe8 Gbrs
gei5es profeIiioneIer Gr5ieber bat Oas
SreiIGul S4eme ii6 melt iiber Die
GrenSen bes Ser tanbes, guten urs
tbeils unb Der re4teu Qnertennung Der
9fliAt be5 Stadte8 Dem gin5elnen gez
geniiber, eripeitert unD ii9 duf bas Sc
bet beS 9Diterii6en eritredt.
n8on unierem Sreii9ulIDitem tann
man nit Babrbeit fdgen, DAB es nic6t
etnmal Die Re9tfertigung fir ii9 bat,
elm paar begiinItigte S9iiler auf So
fen Der 9ielen fin DpQitdnbig gu ulls
terri9ten. 3batIa6e lit, OaB eS Iisz
m0nbcn ppaitdnDig unterri6tst.
.gnitatt OoB uniere Gffentli6en
G6ulen - 10 fdbrt Die eritgenannte
3eitun4 FORT - jdbrliG cine grOBs
@tn3uhl jua8cr @}Gnncr unO Srauen
enttaTen, Die in ben GlementarfGs
dcrn felt n:;b bu9er fir Iolfe peiterc
inttQcctHele GntloideIung por6ereitct
iinb, luie Sc linen i5re Mittel, Sc
f0mad, Gei2c:nGeitcn uno 8orLie6e
fCgcDycn&ipcr:5 unI erlei6bdr MAIDEN,
erttohsn ic grOb: 2aG!sn unlpiFsnoer
junger &elite, l9eld}a riC3ts piIen, mas
ijs prGttilca perT:-t6cn t0nner, unO
psl6e i'll negn aus 5eba 6Glen niGt
bc5 G%cipGhnliGita GioiloieniisGramea
BET .i6er tGnrttn."
Guraus 5'sbt oi: nltmc>ita" il laGs
Alder @eiIe fol3enO:r GGluB:
nGlir geGsn osnjen,gen Cltern, nell
6r IG rtGt in Ja!:n Germ3genspcrz
haltTli'en beiircer, u 6.G.ateu, Ca8
i:r, IiaHe. p.rtllt) Die Opfsr cieier
fe:lcscn9rertben 3ul!G%be iilb. Die
&iEb.r c:r G'eihen tDnnen ben S6as
bel gulnnder, Tt 6inoer Der Nrnrsr
b.tommcn l,l!sa tln. 5Dt,t2 Gelegelis
9.ii.'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-27
a,swesstba,rusr GSaaeras, girnstnp, orm q. atlirs 1900.

Itigung bes faiIerlid)sn Sofituatss BEL
Der lebten Inpeienbeit bes aaiiers iii
Samburg gu leinen 1neuniten perredz
net bate. Serr Sarms bat BEN be-
treffsnoen Nbi9nitt erPoitanpeiiung
bonn g. Nopember 1899 als biitorif4eS
Mnbenfen mitIammt Dem bon Der poit
ausgebdnoieten 10 pfennissS tiid in
ieinem Eeitaurationsiaal an bic Wanb
nagetn laiIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-27

tid5eu 0eidmaG erbalten bat, bur6 Die
er3eugtc &pblenIdure dufgelOdert lit
unS bur6 IGneue @r6iBung einsrieit6
BON Dem iiberi9iiiitgen Bai1er uno
Iltobpl bsfreit lit, pd6renb dnberers
ieits III Dem @emenge bon &lebeitofa
fen uno S%tdrtegummi Die e~riteren
e~irpeiBartig geronnen finb unb au4 Der
leBters cine GDitung erfdbren bat, meiz
che ben @pblgei9mad oes Srotes Ipss
Ientli1 6eDin9t."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-27
Gle .csiS c5 0om.

@at:G gu: Sct:u) n9I iolltsH
nur ocs erotSe Rdbeln luiIm uo5 DID
etirl. r't.r Em biz Si9t ti!iImm.:n;
;c, Alluk:, Nu peisi uOcA N,6t einm2l,
ipD-qus Grp' aeblGen piya!'
SC5t.r, ,O0a! 3rot Il; cir Ite2'.
teia, Ge, aar5 Gi,clras BON alfotOl,
@liA unb GiIIsIiure einen eisent9ims
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-27

beiteben ldbt,' 1T elm iol6es Spitem,
obslei4 unri9tis, bod in Der praris
einigermdben ertrdgli4. Sobalb aber
Ter Staat ben S4ulspan9 auf CON.
feiiionsloie S9ulen ausoebnt, artet
bas Spitem in 9eiItestprannei aus,
Die Elm 9riitlides @plf ni4t ertragsrl
fG11n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-27
Scr 9osialismms.
6 II II g.


mteit unb W irt r.
9aftli9teit i'm 9 ias
Itsmus.
Sn einem cipiliiirten unb babel fart
bepDlferten 2anbe ptrb bic groe nur
UNI ben Yreis barter 4rbeit unb peiier
Ginri6tung unb Sparfamfeit hire Be-
lppbner %erndbren. SaSu lit in Der ses
genipdrtigen notwithstanding Der
Intrieb binldnglid pprbanoen. Weil
Sober fir iih tit, 10 bemiibt er ii4,
mDgli6t piel gu probusiren nit mDgs
li6ft rpenig Qufpanb BON Seit, @rbeit
uno Waterial. Gr peiB, bab bapon
iein Grfolg abbdnst. SIM Sp5ialisz
mus aber bat Der Ginselne bas Sntc@
reife ni6t, ba bic 5ru6t ieines 6leibss
linn nur gum alerserinsiten Sbeile gu
CUTE tommt. 9as fiibrte aber bel febr
pielen Meni9en CUR SrGgbeit. Man
DiirDe iid balD ee5pungen ieben, itatt
Die perHpro6ene gertiirauns Der 4r:s
betts3eit eintreten gu lafIen, bieielbe
nph iiber bas gegenpdrtige Wtdb btnz
aus Su perldngern, llm Der Nptb Su
iteuern. Die Sosialiiten sriinben ale
lire Spetulationen auf bic 9orausIez
bung, baB Die Meni6en iinp, tsSe lie
ietn iolen, in unIerem Sale, oak ale
glei6 fleiBig iinb, mas aber Der 93irfs
liAteit t~einesipegs entipri9t. Manhe
inoeB Iu9ten benz uebelItanbe batur6
abSu9elfen, haB man Elm gessnieisiges
Sepa9ungsipitem einfiibre. 0as lit
i4on ~pagepeien. SIM Sabre 1848
griinbete man nit Staatsunterftii3ung
Hatipnalipertitdtten. ga fi6rte man
bas Sepu9unssipitem Elm. gs sing
aber niht uno man muBte Die Cages
arbeit pieoer aufgeben unb CUR Stiidz
arbeit Surittebren. Senn abseIeben
BON Der peri6iebenen 2eiitunssfdbig@
felt Der 4rbeiter artete bieie lleberpaz
dung in IOl6e eiferii9tise unb tleins
lt6e notwithstanding aus, baB piele
bittere 8orpiirfe uno Streitisteiten
Die Solge paren.
Ser Sprti9ritt i'm Sosias
ii II T aat.
@roB 1T Der Sprti6ritt auf allen
Gebieten. Sober Sag brinat nelle Gin
riGtuneen unb grruneeni9aIten. 9aa
lit aber burh Pripatinterefe beDingt.
giner mub ii9 frei beipesen fDnnei,,
@ntoedungen unb Grfinbungen Ieber
roraus, baB man bas Hedt but, Yrps
6uftipgiiter na9 8elieben au pertpen;
hen CUR Q~nitelune bon @erIufen. Oel
Grfinbsr mub in ieinem3peise griinb-
LID ausgebiloet iein unb li6 auf Ieiner
8egenitanb 10 perlegen, bab cs 5u,
2ebensaufgabe pirb. Sas lpdre abe,
mad 8ebels eieenem @sitGnbnife i'm
3utunftsitadt bes So5ialismus ni6t
auldiiig. Sober tonne, iast er, I'll,
Die iibrigbleibenbe freie 3eit Iol6er
Sieblines : 9ei9dftisunsen pipmsn
SaSu piirbe es aber ielten fpmmen
Oenn mad oes Saees 2ait unb !6iBc.
niiroe po6l Die 2uIt unb Der Mutf
feblen, ii6 iol9eR anitrengenbsn &ppf=
drbeiten b~in5ugeben, unb bas umfos
me6r, oa ia Der Grfolg ieinsr 9emiibs
ungen ibm taum 81 quite tdms. gbens
10 piirbe bic prattii4e @erpenbuna
uno Qusniibuns elmer grfinbung All
grobe SinoerniRe itpBen. Wie f6pie=
rig mare es, bic gauge 8iirseri9aft bon
ben ettpaigen @prtbeilen gu iibsrssu=
gen! Die 8iirser miBten ia bic On
nubme unb @usniibuns Der Grfinbune
bur3 algemeine @bitimmuns entpes
Der annebmen Ooer perperfen.
5ortfebungpls IT,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-27
GbrwiirDi8er Seimttempater !.
9etorben.

Solebo, g., 20. Mdra 1900.
Wertber 9err Conner!
pater Hettpr S9nibler itarb gea
tern I'm 6 lIbr, am 5efte oes Fl.
SOiepb. Mertpiirbis 1T, baB er cine
Ibnung bate, am Seite bes FL. So
iepb's tperbe er feline Heiie in Die
@pigfeit MAIDEN. Dim lebten Sreitag
iaste er einem pater: nNp9 atpei Sage
bleibe i4." go i9eint es alfo, baB Der
fl. Soiepb i'm dbsebolt babe. Gr bats
tie einen lei6ten Sobesfampf. @eitern
in Der Sriibe mar i9 nod BEL ibm, be-
tete nit ibm unb er CAB mir bic Sanb
gum Qbi1ieb. Dim nGmli9en Sage
itarb er. Gr lit peit unb brett betannt
als Mifiipndr, als lansjdbriger pfare
rer in Mantato, Minn.,' mo er cine
berrli9e S9ule nit pfarrbaus bauts,
oann ais Pfarrer bier in 5olebo. ..
- r.. /. p.
I4tungspoG
sc. 9.
Ssm febr sei9Gbten ginienber uns
feren bersli9en Sant fir Die Mits
tbeiluns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-27
Werf.u Ir0tDes.

Wie itatiitii9 feitseitent pirb, bat
ieit benz Iusbru6 bes &rieses IN
SibzQfrita bic 3abl Der 0erbre9en,
Die in Gnslano ~besangen perben, fort
%abgenommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-27
Wartante.

Sin 9i9terlins liest einiam
gu SauIe am 8anapee.
@r i6lummert; feline 3iige
Serratben tiefes Weh.
Gr trGumt bon einem papierforb,
Ser oriiben i'm 8apernlano
9Gbnenb bic @erie peri4lunsen,
Die seitern er abseianbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-27

fper ielber liigt pirb i9per belOsen.
9ei Sagebiel itarb bie1er Sage Der
.i9perfte Meni6 Der Welt", emil
Haude, Der ni6t penissr ais 45O
pfuno ppg. Oils er auf einem Wobl>
tbdtigteitsbaQfefte nit benz 3pergtp>
infer 9anien einen Habfa6rreiger
a%usfibrte, erlitt er einen S9lasanfaG,
penn er iofort erlag.
81: p8arum trdst benin sSsrr 81.
gelbe G9ube?" (.
g.: Scr partet auf bic Wi9Ie, bic
er als aufieber 10 pobl perbispt uno
nod ni9t erbalten bat"
Surd) S9liiHellSGar pirb oft meDr
geieben, ais bur9 ofieuc Sbiren.
Die @eltmeiitsri9aft i'm @istunits
laufen, pel1e fiir3li9 in Oapps aus
g~etragen puroe, getpann @uitao 0iisel
aus @ien gegen Sal9otp aus Stode
bolm. 9eibe gonfurrenten batten iid
tiir3li9 in 8erlinsS alenise in Der
&unitlaufs Meiiterl9uft bon europa
segeniiber ~geitanben. Sir ben Sies,
DEN Sal9op bamals errang, bat Der
Diener nun Gepan3e genpmmen; bas
S3nealdufen um ben iilbernen pptal
BON Sapos gepann Seitlnnb aus
9rontbeim.
9eim llm5ug oes &arnepalouges in
8pnn 1T Der &lempnermeiiter Wiiler
BON einem Seitipagen abgeitirst unb
auf Der Stelle tobt g%eblieben: Sn Der
S6edteritraRe 9erietb eiu 5eitnagen,
einen Weltglpbus baritellenb, in8rano
uno murbe TAFT gang 5eritDrt.
@ie peinli9 genau im9ofmari9dlls
amt bes psuti6en &ai5ers bic &e9s
nungen gepriift iperoen, fam man aus
Der SbatId6e erie6en, oaB Der GeItaus
rQtcur bes 0ummt6orbabnbofes in
Samburg, 0err Peter Sarms, ppr
Sursem nit Dem Stempsl Der t0ni9s
li9en Git6ertammer in Berlin sine
YpItahpeiiung iiber 10 pig. erbiclt,
I'm Die 9srr 9arms ;iG BEL Der Sefo-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-27
SiIbcrmfs YrienerjmbiIdttMt.

@m Geite bes I'll. Spieph, feierte
9c3p. Batter S. q. @~n3lberssr in
piopolis, ST.. iein iil6ernes prieiters
SnbilGum in oIer Stiae. 8iele unies
rer 2efer perben nit uns benz mutbis
gen 8erfe9ter bes OeutI9tbums nod
piele Sabre eriprieBli9en Wirfens In
Der Stride pie in Der preHe piini4en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-27
9rabHi6t.

Seer it's binter feiner Gtirne
Wie in elmer @liibli9tbirne;
9enno4 i1impft nan i'm n9err
Hatb".
@arb ss li9t in feinem nSirne"g
ga, senau tpie in Der 8irne;
Dem bas u2i6t" fam bur4 ben -
sSrabt".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-27

Sin autpmatii9es Wirtbsbaus
lit in &Dln eroffnet tporben. Der Qn>
Drdng Des Publifums mar o sepaltis,
paB 5eitfpeiie Die Sbiiren peri9loHsn
-neroen mubten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-27

Nur G6rli6e iinO lei4t betrosen,
per Ielber liigt piro f6per belogen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-27

o.: pDarum trdst benn Serr 81.
gelbe S9ube?" :.
g.: Der partet auf bic Wi9Ie, bic
er als Qufieber 10 pobl perbispt unO
nod ni9t erbalten bat"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-27

Irbeitfamteit unb Wirt r.
9aftli9teit i'm 9 . tas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-27

Sur9 S9lifellS6sr pirb oft meDr
geieben, ais our9 ofienc Sbiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-27
&stbatiI@sr observation-disclosures.
Sie Sussn mnlcu Scum iteini9sll.

,S0b. s, 46--5V.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-04-23
For Sale.
SUGAR MACHINERY At
HANALEI, KAUAI.

One Mirless, TAFT and Watson W. B.
Steam Engine-Diameter Of cylinder Is
Inches, stroke feet.
One Diffusion Battery Complete ga
.eells)-capacity 50 tons.
One Triple Effeet-35o 2" tubes 4 #.
7 inches long.
One Small Steam Juice Pump.
One 2 II. Vacuum Pan y In. Copper
Coils Ioo'-capacitv 81 tons.
One 3 #. Vacuum Pan In. Copper
Coils Iso'-capaeity ? tons.
Duplex Blake Feed Pump-wate' cvlln-
der 4KxI2", Steam Blake Feed Pump :
water cylinder DISSATISFACTION pipe a.
discharge IA, steam pipe X.
One New 10 It. Tubular Boiler-6 #.
diameter, 74.4 inch tubes.
Two Blake Vacuum Pumps r2xIS
inches.
One Blake Vacuum Pump I4xI8 inches.
One Tatum and Bowen Engine iox 2
inches with shaft, gear and friction
clutches, driving vacuum pump.
Six Weston Centri'ugals, shaft and
pulleys and az mixer.
One Molasses Plunger Pump 4xI2",
driven by belt and pulley from centrifugal
shaft.
One Putnam Lathe, s #. bed, 7o''
swing.
Sundry Coolers, Mill Fittings &C.. &c.
MESSRS. c. BREWER & CO.. LTD.
ISo0.m3
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-04-23

J. OSWALD LUTTED, Mgr.
Hotel street. I484
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-09-29
DEPUTY Sheriff is
SHOT DOWN BY MOB
Attempt to Lynch q Negro
Results In His Death.
CROWD WAS DRIVEN BACK

Several Arrests SIade-Negro Had Out
ragged an Old Lady-1Iob Made Two
Futile Efforts to Get Him--Assassin's
Bloody Work at Elberton.
LAKE CHARLIE, La, Sept. 28.-All
day there were rumors of the probable
lynching of Pierce Scott, a negro in Jail
here, charged with criminally assault
ing Miss Oswald, aged 70. About 8
o'clock an unmasked crowd gathered at
the courthouse. One of the crowd called
for Sheriff Perkins and demanded the
keys to the Jail. In the meantime Judge
Miller addressed the crowd aand told
them the punishment of criminals must
be left to the courts. He reasoned indi-
vidnally with the nephew of the negroes
victim and urged the crowd to dispense,
promising to take the case against the
negro up in court today. On this prom
Use the crowd broke up and it was
thought there would be no further at
tempts by the mob.
At II O'Clock, however, a fresh out
break was made by the mob, which adj
Eanced toward the Jail with an iron bat
tering ram. D. S. A. Harmon and Paul
Sloan, deputy sheriffs inside the jail,
warned them to come no further and
then shot over the heads of the crowd
when some one in the mob shot at the
deputies. Paul Sloan was fatally wound
ed. He died at 1:15 O'Clock.
The sheriff and deputies outside the
Jail then dispersed the crowd at the
point Of pistols and the members of the
mob began to call for the arrest Of those
who shot Sloan. Several members of
the mob, known to have been armed,
were arrested.