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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-07-25
Contractors Wanted to Bid on
Building a house in
Euclid Heights.

The Euclid Heights in max
ing their first move toward
gett ng up their seccni draw
lug for lots in their property
want all contractors and builders
to submit plans for the best
and most attractive as well as
convenient house suitable for
a lot 40 by 100 #
They can bui d for one
thousand dollars to De com pleted
by the first of Move i'll BET, + nee S
and outhouseS not included.
Whoever can build the best
house FIJI the $1,000 dollars gets
the contract.
Let III contractors ard build
ers compete Tor this building
which is t. be on lot number 5.
Think of it someone IS to get
this house and lot for $50,
This company also ask bids
for buildidg a bridge across
Harrington creek from Enclid
Avenue into Shannon streets.
1t seems by the way things
on going on Euclid Heights
bids fair to be the most desira-
BILE res dental section Of Eliza
beth City.
1t certainly has lovely build
ing lots laid of facing streets
the width OF Main street between
Road st1eet aud the water. 1t
is a pity all street in Elizabeth
City are not as wide, it is SO
pleasant to live on such vide
streets, and they eventually
max valua bIe property.
There is no doubt about it,
the best investment today IL
real estate is that offered by
Euclid Heights.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-07-25

Perhaps you have not heard
Of the $40 900 lot Of mems and
boys Clothing we are selling at
Whole. ale prices! BETTER look ov-
er the line before sizes are brok.
ell. They are going fast Fowler
& Co
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-07-25
TO TEACHERS.

The School Committee for
Elizabeth City Township will
receive applications for teachers
for both races, in the Public
Schools for said to Hnship until
monday the 29th day of July at
3 o'clock, p. m, 1901.
BY order of Committee
WESLEY WILLIAMS, Secy.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-07-25
A SAD BEREAVEMENT.

A Postal brings the sad intelli-
gence of the sudden death, from
spinal Meningitis, on Tuesday
last, of the six months old baby
of our esteemed friends, Mr.
and Mrs J. H. Morrisette OF
Shiloh. We tedder our heart
felt sympathy to the sorrowing
o uerts in this sad hour.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-07-25
KodoI Dyspepsia Cure
Diuests what you eat

When X comes 10 society the
hes, is rot always the cheapest.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-07-25
Norfolk AZ South
cru Ne Ia.
TR AIN SERVICE.

IN effect June Ist, 1901,
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-07-25

That was a badly disappoint-
ed crowd Of young people that
w-nt down to the wharf Tues
day evening with the expec>
tation of going sailing Cd the
old government yacht Alert,
but the weather was so threat
ening and there was no wind
at all, 50 1t was pospe ned until
some moonlight evening III the
near future The jolly crowd
then repaired around to the
Standard Pharmacy, where they
enjoyed delicious ice drinks
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-07-25
Local and
Personal

at Virginia Beach.
Mr.. c. w. Stephens left Tues
day for Norfolk, Va.
Water pipe is being laid along
West Poindexter street.
Tug and sailing parties are
call the go" just at present.
Mr. w. N. Gregory spent
Tu sdav in Norfolk on bust,
mes
Mr.. Juo. L. Sawyer and family
are at Nag's Head to spend the
summer.
Miss Carrie Hobgood, Of Ok
ford, is the guest of the Misses
Aydlett.
Mr.. Lloyd Sheep has returned
from a delightful visit to More
head City.
Miss Roxie Lowe, of Winfall,
is visiting the family of Mr..
d. w. Lowe.
Mr.. Frank Mullen, OF Camden
county. was a visitor in the
city this week.
Don't forget to attend the
lawn party on the Court house
green tonight.
Miss Wilma Sawyer is visit
ing relatives AID friends in
Kempsville, Va.
Miss Massey, of Norfolk, is
the GU of Mrs. W. M. Baxter
on CHI re street.
Work has again been resumed
on the new Methodist Chapel
on upper Road street.
Mr.. +. F. Aydlett spent few
days in Raleigh last week on
professional business.
Mr.. William Green. Of Alex
andria, Va, is visiting his aunt,
Mrs. l.. L. Williams.
Mr.. Luther Mann, who was
quite i'll last week, is out again
to the delight of his friends.
Rev. w. E. Hocutt and wife,
of Camden county, were wei
come visitors here last week.
Mr.. Roscoe w. Turner has
recovered from bis recent illness
and is recuperating at Nays
Head.
Mr.. w. A, Primer, who has
been attending the Baltimore
Business College has returned
home.
Miss Beulah Ambrose, who
has been visiting relativ es ard
friends at Creswell, has returned
home.
Mrs. VIM. Eason and son
Frank, of South Mills, were
welcome visitors here last
Friday.
Miss Camille Ehringhaus left
yesterday for an extended visit
to relatives and friends ii Nor
folk, Va.
Miss Katharine Ehrinehaus
returned Tuesday afternoon
from a delightful visit to friends
at Edenton.
Mrs John Burgess, who has
been visiting relatives in the
city, has returned to her home
in Norfolk.
The revenue cutter Boutwell,
arrived in port Tuesday on offlc~
ial business. She returns to New
Bern to-day.
DR.. ]. L. Lister and Miss
Hattie Etheridge, Of Camden
county, were visitors in the city
last Saturday.
Misses Mary Rem and Ida
Flora spent Monday and Tues
day at Hartford. They report
adclightful trip.
Miss Tina Halstead, of Hem
jacksonville, is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Beveridge on
Sheppard street
Miss Hattie Etheridge, OF
d Roanoke Island, spent a few
days here this week the guest
! of Miss Ida Flora.
*vGive your support to the
Baseball Club and attend the
lawn party Tonight on the
courthouse green.
Quite a number of surfmeu
have been here this week to
stand the yearly examination
under Dr.. J. E. Wood.
We are glad to see Prof. w.
NJ. Hinton out again after
severe attack of illness at his
lone on Fearing street.
Mr.. James c Lane, the clever
deaf mute shoemaker, leaves to-
morrow for Hartford, where he
will remain until Septem Der.
Mr., Graham White. of Hert-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-17

There 10 more CRtarrh in This sec.
ton of the country than all other dis.
cases put together, and until the last
few years waR supposed to be incur.
able. For 4 great man; years doc.
tors pronounced il II local disease
ind prescribed local remedies, and by
constantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced il iDcurable
Science has proven ca,nrrh to he Il
constitutional disoaRc, and therefore
required constitutional treatment.
Halls Catnrrh Cure, manufactured
by T.. j. CT luey e Co Toledo. Ohio,
il the only constitutional cure ON tie
market. 1t is taken internally in
loses FROM IT, drops To Il tc~uapuonful,
II acts directly ON the blood and mu.
cous surfaces Of the systcm. They
offer one hundred dollars for my case
It fails to euro. Send for circulars
md Testimonials. Address:
Address, f.. j. CHENEY &CO.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-17
FROM THURSDAYS DALI.
UNDI.

Mr.. Mayer left for Salt Lake lnat
night.
There are twenty. eight men in the
Reno Jail.
j. d. Carroll left for Reno this
afternoon.
s. NJ. Henley returned from Cali.
torniu last night.
We are pleased to report Mrs.
WclcLon ia steadily improving.
This strikes us ns being the warm.
est day OF tue season. How did it
hit yonY
There is nothing in the report TINT
MIR. SaiD has bought the Reno Jonr
ual. That Ia want the journal says
and il ought To know.
Adiutant General Hoffman Of the
Now York militia dropped dead zee
torLay at Albany while 10 c%unsUIiu.
o with Major General Rose.
Tie remaius OF Frank Gedney's
Ia her aud two brothers were brought
IN from Ruby valley yesterday aud
buried III the Masonic cemetery.
Bcsldes all the good things 10 eat n
the nov ball Friday night. Lowell,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-17

Al.tter from Dawson City says nm
increased prosperity is pr dicted for
the Klnndike. Small rooms IN the
bu -inrss part of'iown rVnt at from
s5o I" sl20 per month, oranges sell at
ss mud eggs ut 81 60 per dozen.
Americans who located n prospect
in Lepanto province. Philippine Is.
laud-. sometime ago have taken
on, 5000 worth Of gold. Tie news
has leaked out in spite Of strenuous
efforts 10 suppress it. Tho ore came
from 81 pocket. When news Of the
strike got ont there was ardsh to the
vicinit hut up tn this writing no
new discoveries have been made.
The shipment Of cyanides which
was made from the Ely Milling and
Mining Company's Plant last week.
the product of the first 8 TONS
bundled. yielded $1,000 III gold. This
il more than wRs anticipated 10y the
most eangu ne expectations. but the
record will be greatly eclipSed by the
result Of the next shipment.-White
Pine News.
The d, er due here at i:2S this
morning did not arrive until one
O'clock THIS afternoon. The delay
was caused by a head.end collision
lnsf ni,,hf In,.vaan tu.n Frai,h, .s,;,,
at Vivian. the first side track Fast of
Carlin. From what We are able to
pick up it seems that one Of the engi.
neers ran past his orders. The en-
M were badly smashed up and
several freight cars male into kind
ling wood. No one WIS hurt
The American Grocer is authority
for the statement that the people Of
tine United STATES spend sl2l79S. 80
every year for cUff-r. hnd S37,3i2.GV5
for tea aud S6,0O0.000 for cocoa. II
also states that they spend every year
Tor beer. wines and alcoholic liqu0rS
Sl.O5j'5 1881. IL these estimates are
correct the nations annual drink bill
amounts to al ,31S.67I,925. THIS is nm
Amount equu to the sun Of the
annuaI fire losses added to the priL-
cipal Of tie national debt. Yet in
site Of it's enorrnuus drink bill, the
United States is one Of the soberest
nations.
Well, in Ease the Beers conquer
England, us many are now hopefully
predicting. we have room in one
State. Texns. for avery man, woman
and child III Great Britain. There is
acanI land there THAI IN all the
islands AZ the United Kingdom. i'll.
GLIDING trelnUd. And plenty of room
and business for the cotton spinners
iron founders aud cuilefy makers II
We add Arkansas and AIn3ama for
good measure. Let the, Beers have
The old country for tile ir spmi', we "A
make plenty Of ROOM for Johnny
Bulls boys.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-17
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
3ALMAGUNDI.

~. ~
ua.,;Ln -
q me shower yesterday afternoon
TAI" tie upst ana freshened vegeta'
''o"'
District Attorney Henderson and
wife are expected home Saturday or
''"n'"!'
NJ ~,
CHI, ,a.r.-I. AZ"
p-..,.i,un.
New FORK City's gain in population
vi the last ten years exceeded TINT OF
london b! OlO,o94. AZ this rate the
american city will take the lead by
ne year i'-o'
The new incline at the coal NINE is
Town 55 feet. The vein uncovered
near the surface IL growing stronger
md the quality Of the coal is steadily
improving.
! TT,o ro,or, :, oo;,u a.. u., -,
,ro n-osa ,ho, ~ n c. 49,.
I,roL,oL r.;hn,oL,. ,..La.a,, A.
m, IurnnI .rT,o -nrn~.nn.n
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-17

A petition was circulated yesterday
among claim owner1 md n%umerously
Figned. 1t Is n Gull Tor a meeting u
mining mon TO be hold nj tho court.
house Friday evening, May 2I,b. Tho
purpose ~ the meeting is to form y
mtuing mems asa ,ciatIOn. II will be
to a certain degree Il protective or.
ganizAtiou and will am tn foster the
aiming industry in Washoe county.
Que Of tho plans is to establish II
headquarters in Runo, where Intend
inv investors may find exhibits or ore
plata 81 miDes aud literature regard
nv the mineral resonfces Of this
vicinity.-JUutual.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-17

Kan Steele Of Tuscanra and Mrs.
Weston called at the ISpEPENpE T
Office today to examine on. mineral
soap diplomas. MB. Willonghhy.
who Is "u her way to San Francisco.
stopped over here to visit her friends.
Mrs. Nation has been convicted az
saloon sma hing. She says she will
appeal from the verdict and argue
her own case. She says her lawyers
bnnsled the case and there were an
archists TN tho jury. She should
now use her Ratchet on her lawS ers.
W. j. Hooper, assessor Of Eureka
county, came up last hight aud re.
Iurued this afternoon. He was one
Of our boys at the Lower Gold Il IL
school away back in the winter OF
10 and 80. The meeting to-day was
the first since that time. Time has
changed him Il good deal since ~
md we nav grown older.
BAD men are not allowed in iona.
pIh. \ would-be bad man under
took {" run the town several weeks
ago. rs well as some OF the ~saluons,
but met with defeat on every hand
tnd WIS modified to leave town 10y
daylight. he left and came very
near perishIng on the desert before
reaching San Antonio. Jim Stages
IL II pretty GoUh man when sober. but
when drinking gets u little wild and
has to be tanned duwn.--Austin
~ifeveille.
MIR. w. j. Baxter Of North Brook
y C.,says he Suffered with piles for
fifteen ears lie tried uau, remed.
lies with no results until he used
he Wits Witch Hazel SaIve aud that
quickly cured him. Elko Drug Co
Ii was reported in Sau Francisco
Yesterday that Mn. McKinley's con.
iitIon WIS extremely critical. At 9
.''cioc1 the physicians issued 4 bu;lr.
TIN stating that Mrs. Mckinley had
lost nothing sInce the moruIug bulle.
thu and was comfortable than
then. On ccoun Of her condition.,
Pre.idenL MCKINLEY has abandoned
the trip through the northwest and
cancelled his Engagements in the
city. Mrs. Mckinley will be taken
10 Washington 10y the most direct
1 rfIFn no ADnn as .sI,.. -, .LIo A.. -I
Uncle Sans most monumental
publication has 10 been practically
completed. IL is the official record
OF the Union and Confederate armies
and consists uf III thick Volumes, un
index a9"ut to be printed and an at
ihs at Us plates, showing maps OF
b nIleticids. routes Of MAJ ches. plans
of forts, etc. The books ill tive big
maii sacks. Tie Government sells
single volumes or complete sets ut
cost. Under the latest act Ut dist RI
button each Senator, z preventative
md delegate Will receive II uficial
set aud two additional sets for dis.
pOsal as he may see tit.
y military coll 'ge thRt 10 TO grad
uate real rough riders is the move
Institu i"n planned by Buffalo Bill
and II number OF retired officers OF
tile regular army. IL will be located
ut Cody, W,o, in the heart Of che
Big Horn BASIN. which will soon bt
made accessible through IN extension
Of the Burl ugtun railroad. Barracks
III unhewn logs are to be built. and
instruction in everything from rough
riding to hunting big game is to bt
provided. 1t is believed tint a mum
Der Of eastern families will send thpi
sons to Buffalo Bill to bo transfer meC
into thorough westerners.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-17
o u DA1LY.l
sALM AGU
Mrs. welshou is u great deal better

Mrs. Welshon Is u great deal better
today.
Claude Ford of Eureka ia visiting
Elko relatives.
Utah mines paid $751;, 500 in divi.
dends during the month Of Apnl.
Fox SALE.-A well seasoned up
night Fischer piano. Inquire Of II.
II. Wallace. =
Andrew Carnegie has given elOo,.
600 pounds to establish district
Libraries i'll Glasgow.
All kinds OF fruit in season at the
Postoiiice ataud, also nuts, candies
'igars, tobacco. etc!
Mrs. Mckinley is reported much
better today. This is good news to
every American citizen.
Wall Paper, EtC.-Sew and latest
designs Of wall paper and border to
match, just received at Engler's. =
photographer Dove has postponed
his departure from Elko until Thurs.
day Nav 23rd. He will make sittings
up to that date. q
a manuscript Bible. richly iIlum.
mated. Of about the year l4l0, was
sold ut auction yesterday il London
for 1900 guIueas.
San Mullennix got in from Ten
nessee Gulch lust night. He has
been running a tunnel in the Sunset
claim and reports excellent prospects
for developing a mine,
Keep your head cool-HATS,
SUMNER HATS. A large variety
OF summer hats for men, boys and
children just received at the EngIer
Co .
Rev. DR., Minton NJ California waa
yesterday elected Moderator OF tho
Presbyterian General Assembly. de.
feating Rev. George T. Purves OF
New York by II vote OF 1877 to 276.
There will DO a match game of
b sebHll Sunday afternoon between
| the first and second mines uf the Elko
club. Tho boys have been p%racticing
lately and the game will DO a warm
one. Everybody is invited TO turn
out and sec the game.
DeWitt's Little EARLY Risers search
the remotest arts Of the DO wells and
remove the impurities speedily with
no discomfort. They are famous for
their efficacy. Easy to take,
g.ipe. Elko Drug Company.
The failure of the Spring crop in
India ia already felt. Lord George
Hamilton. the Indian Secretary
stated in the House OF Commons yea
terday that s3l 900 people in India
we're now receiving aid and that the
number was expected to increase
rapidly.
w. Il. BellInger. at Jones did
stand, Ia prepared 10 do bla"ksmith-
ing in all of lie branches at prices to
euit the times. HorseshOeing and
wagon work II speciality. All work
guaranteed. Take yonr work to Mr..
Bellmgcr's shop IL you want it done
well and at reasonable PRICES.
Don't forget the supper at the new
hall toright. The ieHS:iug will begin
mt 1880 aud continue until IL o'clock.
The Young Ladies' Guild will be out
in force to wait upon you. sell you
flowers ind candy aud give You the
most courteous treatment. Patronize
the young Indies ana be happy.
Careon is making big preparations
for the Fourth Of July carnival. Over
81 400 have been subscribed and
more is coming. II the ideas OF the
Appeal are carried out. the carnival
WI I bo something OF u State affair.
For once Carson is willing that the
rest OF the State should have some
thing. Consequently the orator.
marshsl and Go ldess Of Liberty will
be chosen from tho neighboring
towns. The Carnival Queen will DO
chosen from the State Mt large.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19
S6Weta.

= Wieber lit in Bern bic Reoe BON
elmer neuen 8abn auf ben Rigt. Gor
einigen Sabren mar Der 8unoesperz
iammlung elm gDnaeiiions : 9eiu9
fir cine brittle Risibubn eingerei4t
mprben; bic 8unoesper Iammlung bat
aber, cbi6on nod Dem gsgenpGrtigen
GtIen6abng;i,b ielbit GOnturrenSoa9z
nen cpnsebirt perbsn mifen, Die Gonz
SeIIion perpeigert. No6 Dem Prpiett
piirbe tie nelle 2inie BON Weggis aut
cen &:gi eeiiibrt. SO pirb aber gsgeN
bas projett eingepenbet, bic 8ebdups
tung, bic 8iBnau : Rigibabn permOge
ben @ertebr ni6t mebr 81 bepGlttgsn
lei unautreffenb. 3ablenmdBig fOnne
oas 8,gentbeil na69eptelen WerOen.
Weaeis fate ii4 in ben leBten Sabren
au einem Der srDBten 5remoenpldBe
entpidelt, piellei6t seraOe oespegen,
neil feline gergbabn Die iopuii6e 9ube
b;s berrli9en @rbenpintels fibre.
Sisjenigen. pel9e INNER pieber cine
neus 8isibabn poridlasen, ieien
barum f9le6t beratben. llnl!ugbar
rerIdeuden Die @~era6afnen cine anz
aabl 5remDer febr gutter Qualitdt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19

matbssemeinos na6 Mdbren begeben
babe. Sine bortbin qeIenbete @prlas
buns tem ton Der 9pit nit Dem 8srz
merit uQoreHat 9eitOr6en" als unbez
ftenbar 5uriid. Der Ridter penbete
ii4 pprii9tsbalber an bic 8emeinbez
poritebung bes Seimat6sortes, pelde
bic 3uitsllung Ebernabm. CUR neuz
li6sn 0erbunoluns mar Sbomas Soz
raj erfdienen. Hidter: Sinh sic
audi pirtli6 Sbpmas Sprat9" On
~aetla9ter: nSa, gepib bin i9 es."
Ritter: nMis tommt es benin, baB
sic bon Der 9pit als seitprben be-
seifnet purben?" Qnaeflagter: rSas
lit ni6t riftie." Hi6ter: r2lber ba
itebt es bod auf benz goupert." Inz
~getla9ter: rSas peiB i9 nt6t. Sd
bin in meinem ganaen 2eben np6 ME
aeitorben." (Seiterteit,) Die @ers
banbluns enbete nit Der 8erurtbeiz
lung 9orat's gu "a Stunben itrensen
DIRECTS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19
Nciu gorE

- Den @ebeimbeamten Der gunz
besregierang 1T es gelungen, in Seem
gJCrt Elm fDrmliGes NeIt bon Sdli9s
miinaern ausaube6en, bic Iin nit Der
6eritelung unb 8erausgabung ge<
fdliGter Pennies befaBten. Die Ser
baftsten iinO: Sarrb 2erner, feline 49,
jdbriae 2o9ter ROfa, M. @einer, So
rael Ulcer unb N}. 2ebine, 2eBterer
pon 8rppflpn. Die 8~erAaftung bes
Mdo6ens erfolgte in Baltimore, fires
@aters in Mt. Sa,mon, Mb., Welner
unb llider purben in Bottom feItsez
npmmen. 2ebine, Elm Supelier, foa
Die -Stan5en angetauft baben, pel9e
Die 8anbe CUR Sa6ritatipn fali9er
8annies beniibte. Die 8anOe operirte
in 5ultpn Ctr, 8rootlbn, nno
p:r8Og ipdter na9 Bottom, tpO6in Neiz
ner unb ui6er folgten. Wie bic 9unz
beaa9enten iagen, arbeitete bic 8anbs
felt etpa 5 Sabren. Die Sa~britdtion
falf9er gennies lei iebr eintrdslt9,
ba Elm 9funb &upfer ettpa Is Gents
tete unb man aus bemielben 40
Benntes Eeritelen fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19
YenniDIpanta.

- DUFF Der Sur9reiie na9 Wbeelz
ing in 0eftz8irgtnien, na6m Carrie
Station in Bittsburg einen turSen
@ufentbalt, Der babin fiibrte, bab lie
tpegen Tires fre6en 8etragens BON
Der 8oliaei in 9~epa6riam senommen
tpuroe. &uf benz 8abnbofe i9lug lie
einem Shame, Der lie freunbli9
gtiibte, bic Gigarre aus benz Munoe.
Damn betrat Carrie bic na6e S9aufz
tpirtbi9aft bon 9eors Simling uno
belt an bic 9dfte cine ~tpiitbenbe
Strafrebe. Der @trtb lieB bic tolle
Alte i4liebli4, ca lie ni6t gutpiIig
qefen ppate, ppn einem prli5iiten perz
9aften. auf benz Dege mad benz
9olt5ei : Sauptquartier tpp1te lie mod
etnen Qbite9er in einen S9napslaben
unterne6men, puroe a6er bon benz
Bpli3titen f~eItge6alten. polisei>S uz
perintenoent 9emmel, Dor ben iie ae>
fibrt puroe, lieB lie nit einem tparz
nenben 0erpeis ldufen unter Der Be-
bingung, baB ie nit benz nGdften
8a6n3uge Die Stabt perlaTe, mas
oenn audi 9ei6a9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19

in eintr g8rocerp" 5u ct. paul. Der
Dlapor Dimes ron WinneoppIts bot
titr5lj3 bicIem Ntanne, welter' Der
SumlSiGen 8anGe dnge56rt bate
uno tre5en 8et6eili9uug an benz
8Qnttaube in NortbfielD in Winnez
iota in'8 3u9tbaus geitedt, a6er ndG
8erbiBung elmer Saft ben Is SaGren
belnaOi9t unD iptoerrufli6 auf frct!n
SUP ge'eBt purbe, Die StelIung zines.
Gapit0n5 Der BoIi3ei BON Minnez
oppli5 an. Cole 3og bas 4nerbteten
nit ieinen 6reunoen in ct. Pau! in
@rtpdgung, eutiGloB ii6 aber auf GU
reben tieier Sreunte, OGs @mt aus
geI6lageu. Marof Dimes 1T .ein bra-
Der, aber iibsripunnter Mann uno
qIaubte, robri4.inli4, bab Der elm
Itige fiitne Rduber, Der ii6 i'm 3u9tz
b1ps iebr gut belt, ais Ppli5iit gum
Shreden Der gerbreder neroeu
niirbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19
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f~OIgenOen RepOrt ijber cine punOerz
bare 6etiung ben 8lutpergiftuns.
6err 80. &peSlein, unier Gorreipprs
rent, iGeei6t: Sir einfaGes Bfia6z
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8lut0ergiftung. QGir conIultitten
nor6er einen berporragenben Speciuz
liiten in 6ot Springs, peI9er ben
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tIdrte. Sn elmer 3eitung Las i4 BON
e,nem dGnli4en San unb ieiner 9etz
lung Dur9 cine S4pei5er &rduterz
ntebi3in. Sd lieB pel6e tommen un6
meinc 5rau nurbe our9 bieIelbe,
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nannt. p~oQitdnoig ge6eilt. Srat
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r;4t cine Spur oes alien 2eioens bat
fi9 ieitcem ge3eigt." - 3~Orftebenoes
lit MIR cir fpeiteres 8lteb in Der Settle
punber6orer 6eitungen, wsl6e bur9
bteies N2ittel er3telt tperben.