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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-30

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-30

5abrldiiisteit Dor 6sri6t ssitelt
tperben.
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tperosn muBte.
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ten, fir bic i'm Snnern ppr5unsbmen=
ben Neparaturen enlightenment unb
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beiten Dor pfingiteu fertisseitelt ieisn.
3 In ben Srn. Standardization Sire
pad foa Elm proteiti9reiben gsrihtet
tperoen gegen Die 4btragung sepiEsr
daratteriftii6er Seliensruppsn i'm
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benz 8emeinoeratb, um elm Gubiip BON
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les Sobr Der @emeinoe our 9erfiguns
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iber bic gauge Operation bstomme.
Dim Sitermontds iDI cine Gensralpers
fammluns bes ELECTROMAGNETIC
i'm 2otule bss 9rn. Cor. aieisl fats
finoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-30
Saar, @aisI. GifeI unu 9uusri6.

2ansur. Der unteriubunssa
sefansene aus 2ansiur, Der tiirsIib
aus Der arreitSeIe beg 9anogeri4tsa
sebdubes in Srier dusbrah, pdubtl
fi6 auf ieiner Sludt na6 2uremburs.
Sa er bort ausgepieien purbe, 5os CT
es Dor, iih Der @erihtsbebGrbe fret.
piuis gu itellsn. 3u oieIem 3pede
melbete er iid am Mittpp9 bel Der
9rierer pplissi.
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elmer 5iefe BON 5 Metern elm gut srs
baltenss rOmif9es Bell sefunoen. Mu9
itieb man auf elm 8erient, in pelhem
fib Sunoerte bon auiteri6alen, Ges
fliigeltnohen uno ionitige Gihenabs
fdae aus Der ROmerseit b~efanoen. Dor
ben 5bermen ipuroen mebrere meni4s
lihe Stelette a~usgesraben.
&pnS. Iuf benz bieiigen 8abnbof
tpuroe Elm nod Observation-Disclosures Silfss
tpei6eniteQer BON bier bon Der Was
ihine zines auslaufenoen giiterSuses
berart erfaBt, baB er bepuBtlos lies
gen blieb. gr puroe iofort ua6 benz
Mutterbauie In Srter sebra6t. no er
in Der Raht auf 0onnerstas peri4ieo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-30
oSnaem6nrgil6es.
Dereintete Staaten.

SIN Serrn entf6Iieen gu
Chicago, gu: 5rau Marsar. Spsltb,
so Sabr. alt, $50 aincoln Npe, ON
Is, beerbist ON %. NpriI. - Srau
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nno Mdribfielo Mpe., am 49,, beerbiet
am q. 4pril.
Der ct. NicpIuus Qur.>
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beseben. Ser 8erein ipiro sinem
feisrliden 9u9amt beippbnsn uno se>
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geben.
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fdreibt:
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purbe Dor 80 Sabren in 8elsii6=2us
9emburg geboren unb panoerte i'm
Sabre 1916 nit Srau uno orei 3ius
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Sopn Belgium Elm uno pobnts nit
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3elt. Seine erite Srau ftarb in 1863
nnp in aneiter Gbe tpar er nit Wars
garetba 2ubppifi Derbeiratbet. Sieis
1T ibm apet Sabre i'm 5poe poranses
gan9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-30
aus 8eI8ien.

MreI. YrieItersrnennunsen: Sr.
Shmis, Pfarrer in gonnert. 1T mad
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WalbiHsen, lit gum Yfdrrer bon Ras
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Doctor Der Ybiloiopbte, lit gum YrOs
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uannt porben.
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4bsnbs, psrbeerte cine 5euersbrunit
bas Saus bes 9Otomotipiibrers SOsa
quin.
Wanen. Sin 73idbriger 9reis,
Ramens Hihdrb, Don bier purbe leBz
ten Wontas srtrunten i'm Sebba9
aufsefunben. Gr tpar aeiitsstrant.
Sbiueen. 2eBten Sonntas fano
man einen seDiHeu u. Watriu, Batter
bon z ainoern. aus Wdr3bers, sr=
bGnst an einem 8aume in benz biht
on Der @ren5e s%elesenen 8eb0l5. Der
lln9liidli6e, elm Iouit braper uno
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3eit seiitestrant.
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fdnb man, in ieinsr Wobuung, ben
8abnarbeiter Gus. Dieu erbdnst auf.
Seit GINGER 3sit lit er an Geiitesit0a
runs. Man ersdblt, baB er einise
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err ii9 uahber erbdnsts. gr lou aud
einen Brief seidrieben baben, in benz
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Sootenseripp. Mo6 sinise seben
elmer Militdruniform binssn an sinsm
Ssil. SIS iolen bic ReIte zines Sols
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Der S6ieBperiObe bier peri4olen mar.
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bate burh @rbGnsen ieinsm iunseH
2eben elm @noe sema6t.
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bes SberfDriters 2uopis gourtpis,
cine ssbprene 9ratia, bic Sp6ter pes
! @ratss sIsi9sn 9amsRs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-30
Gipilfanb Der Stabt
Gurem burg.

8eburten: 90. MGr5.: 2ucien
Ssinrit Camille, g. b. Sob. Saam=
bourg, 9udfibrer. &c.: 3atbarina
@usuItine, 8. b. gilbert 6elten, 9anbs
idubI6neiber; Maria Spiepbine 9lau=
DE, 8. p. Sbeobpr Gremers, GonoitOr;
Maria Solepbine Blanca, 8. b. Sein=
rid Yranpenbourser, Saupt : Notar=
idEibsr. 81: Miarid Wtasoalena, 3.
b. Spbann SeiB, Subrmann. 2 @pril:
gliia aatbarina uno Spbann Wil.
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Ter, Sdnsiber. A.: @eors Gmil 500
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rer. g.: Nitolaus 5elir Soiepb. 9. b.
Nifolaus Mepsr, Stprenfabritant.
SterbefdIle: 20. Mdrs.: Mdz
ria 8atbarina Sreplins, alt GO S..
8Ddin, ebelos. 80: MasbaIena
Slices, alt 80 s., obne Stanb. @ittpe
b. Spbanu Steffen, atls. Sanbarbei>
ter. 81: Gabrielle Maria SoIspbine
Y1eur, alt l s., unb z 81. /. Ipril:
Midel Inbre, alt SO s., pflatsrsr.
2: 2spppIo RsiHbGrb, alt 81 S. Ger.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-07
SHORT CoURTsHIP.
Wed One Day and Quarrel and Part
 the Next.

Quite an amusing wedding occurred in this city few days ago, writes a Eureka Springs correspondent. The contracting parties were equal to any thing Puck ever produced. The groom, Philander Hagerman is seventy years of age, while the bride, who was Miss Sarah J. Green, is forty. The court ship was as queer as it was brief. One day last week Mr. Hagerman was passing down Pine street, when ne met Miss Green. After the usual salu- tation he asked her if she desired to get married. She replied, Yes, if can find man who will make me a good husband" He succeeded in con- vincing her that he was that man. and day or two afterward they appeared before Judge White and were pro nounced man and wife. The day after their nuptials they had a serious dis agreement and they are not so smit- ten on each other now They loved not wisely but too we'll
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-07
EDWIN J. KERWIN OF PINE BLUFF APPLICANT FOR
 D
 SECRETARY Of Worlds Fair Commission, Which Organizes at Little Rock
 Soon.

The worlds fair commission for Ar kansas, recently appointed by Cover nor Jeff Davis, will meet in Little Rock within a few days and organize. Mr. Edwin J. Kerwin, of this city, ..s an aspirant for the position of seere- tary of the commission, and is being endorsed by some of the most prom inent people in the state There are several others aspiring to the appoint. ment and MT. Kerwin is doing some hustling to get the honors. Among the commissions members is Col John J. Whitaker, of this city, and to that gentleman MT. Kerwin has sent his largely signed petition. Among his endorsers are Senator James K Jones, Hon. Junius Jordan, all of the Jefferson county officials and many of Pine Bluffs prominent citizens and those of other states Mr Kerwin is a competent young man and the commission will never regret his appointment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-07
w. H. LANGFORD .--atA Y s sUccEEDS R. Nj. GAGBRAlTH AS
 SECRETARY
Citizens Light and Traction Ccm- pany-Power Plant Site May
 se Changed.

The directors of the Citizens Light |and Transit company held their reg |alar weekly meeting Thursday after |hoon. 1t this meeting the regular routine business was transacted.
 Ar. II. A. Austin =Has elected di- hector and Ar. W. II. LanSfofd was elected secretary to succeed Mr R. N. Galbraith, resigned.
 Contracts will be let immediately TOT the building of the power house and the construction work on the street railway and for other work to 0e done in the erection of a light pant and the construction of an cleo lFlc street railway.
 The company is considering another ste for it's power house. It will be erected however in the vicinity of the loeation previously announced.
 The engineer who will be in charge |Ol all the work will arrive in the city next Monday and active work will be gin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-07
JOHN M. GRACiE
Said to Have Cleared COCO on Bat
 tus at St. Louis.

Col. John NJ. Oracle. the large plan tation owner of this section is re- ported to have cleared S6.000 on Bat tus, a 20 to l shot which won in Thursdays races. The Globe-Demo crat says:
 The ring got terrific scorching over the victory Of Battus, who was at one time as good as 20 to l. J. M. Oracle, of Little Rock. alone cleaned up something like six thousand dol lars. The horse was also played away fsom here. and after the races were over Owner CaNill took an hour off locked himself up in little room and put in all the time counting his win nings and separating the 10os from the 50s, so he would make a mistake when he came to pay his carriage hire in from the track.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-07
Want Band Concerts.

The ladies of the city have made requests of the Graphic to take up the matter and urge the citizens of the city to give the Cotton Belt band some kind of inducement to give two concerts week in court square dur ing the summer. The band stand was erected for that purpose and the people Of the city should contribute towards the concerts. which are attractive fea- lures during these warm nights.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-07

Miss Viola McWilliams, of this city, hd MT. J. N. LaWless, of Paragould,
 ere married at the First Baptist Anrch Thursday evening at S:30 |clock in the presence of very large btbering of friends and relatives. he wedding was the first to occur in | Q new Baptist church building.
 The handsome interior of the roomy bi6ce was beautifully decorated with
 Feet peas af4 the church presented scene of brilffancy with it's many |ehts and attractive decorations.
 The bridal party entered the church single file, excepting the bride, who las accompanied by her uncle, Mir. !. s. Beard, and the groom, who was ecompanied by his best man, MT. Earl R. Wilson, of Philadelphia. The ridesmaids. who were Misses Lutie ,aine. Ruby Alexander, Fife Walker, f Walker, were attired in white or
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-07
I the New First Baptist Church
 Occurred Thursday.
Marriage of Miss Viola McWilliams, of Pine Bluff, and ]. L. Lawless. of
 Paragould.

gandies, as was also the maid of hon. or, Miss Fannie Harris, of Little Rock. The ushers were Messrs. Emmett Goss, of Little Rock; Beaurie and Finn Hut, Willie Beard and James H. Allen. Little Miss Lyda Caldwell and Catherine Murphy acted as flower girls and Little Miss Elizabeth Brown as ringbearer.
 The ceremony was most impressive ly performed by Rev. c. w. Daniel, and it was one of the prettiest ever performed in this city.
 The bride is young lady of many attainments, and is quite popular
 MT. Lawless is a prominent young minister of Paragould and is highly esteemed in his community. He is we'll known over the state and he has many friends Mr. and Mrs. Lawless left for Paragould, Ark, their future home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-07
Historic Locomotive

Ar. J. A. PaaIette and wife of Pine Bluff spent several days in the ely this week. Mir. Paulette was here oyerhauling and repairing the old lo. comotiEe known as the "One Spot. recently sold by the Desha Lumber Co, to Moore & McForrin Of Memphis The al4 One Spot was the first ep eiag. pat on the old Mississippi Rives < TeHas railway, running i5om CAicot City ,o Pine HIFf bcGt lS70. There sre many o.z-t.4lc onefrec ~ho will semembeG some sad "s ~e'l a4 pleas ant experiences gai'e g5liing the throttle of Inc old One spot. which N-il leave Hs n few daJs. Aebaas sas GitE New Enterprise.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-07
GOING TO QUIT
FINES ASSESSED
of the Business for the Day.

Jake Moseby one of the eighteen saloonists arrested last Monday on a charge of Sabbath breaking by keep
 ing open their saloons on Sunday, vas fined S1 and costs, amounting to S16.25, in Esq. Nance's court yester
 day. He entered a plea of guilty Tue cases aginst the other seventeen sa- loonists will probably come up in the magistrates courts today. Mosby says lie will not violate the law any more, as he only took in about S25 on Sunday and paid almost double that amount to the city and county in fines.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-07
Kindergarten and Grades |, ?, :3,4,5,
 6,7==German Optional in 6 andy.
Accredited by the Public School Board. and Pupils Admitted to City Schools
 Without Examination.

This private school was established by Mrs. M. c. Jones in 1879. After five years teaching, Mrs. Jones en. gagged in public school work In 1892 Sixth and Chestnut School was re. opened. It enjoys a liberal patronage, the enrolment for the year just closed numbering ninety-two and represent ing many of the best families of this city.
 The assembly hall, kindergarten room and recitation rooms are models of convenience.
 The generous support which the en- terprise has enjoyed makes it possible every year to add to the advantages offered
 Next year the services of Mr. Me Neill and Dr. Kornfeld will be retain ed, while Miss Nellie Sallee and Miss Marian Larche will assist in the kin
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-07
FLOWERS FOR GRAVES
Of Old Confederates at Columbus,
 Ohio, Sent from Here.

On Thursday J. Ed Murray camp. U. c. V., prepaid the express charges to Columbus, Ohio on two large boxes of lovely flowers. collected and packed by David o. Dodd chapter. U. D. C., to decorate the graves of some two thousand confederate soldiers who died in prison at Camp Chase during the war. The flowers were addressed to Col. Wm. H. Krauss, who. although brave soldier "on the other side" in the civil war, has generously, at his own expense for many years, cared for and decorated these graves.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-07

dergarten and class-rooms Miss Hat tie Holland has also been engaged for special work
 A large part of the teaching is done by Mrs. M. c. Jones, Miss Callie Jones and Miss Ruth Mcbride. Miss MeBride's classes in elocution are az interesting feature. German is option al in the 9th and Eth grades. The Kindergarten work is to be greatly en- larged.
 The school has been fully accredited by the board of school directors of the Pine Bluff public schools, and any pupil going from this school into the public schools will be classed on the certificate issued by Miss Callie Jones.
 in consideration of the steadily in. creasing membership, number of i'm. provements will be made for next year
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-07
POOL ROOMS WIN OUT.
Ordinance Under Which They Were Fined
 Never Officially Published.

Judge T. Hite Brown this morning set aside the fines imposed on MessYs J. D. Conant and James M. White. pro. prietors Of the Crystal Turf ex- change. assessed against them to the tune of s25 in each of six cases for failing to pay the required s5G license of the city.
 White &3 Altheimer, attorneys for the defendants, appeared before Judge Brown this morning and eantendea that the ordinance under which Co- nant and White were arrested and fined had never been published in the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-07
Small Hope Of Recovery.

Mr. I. \. Bain arrived in this city this morning from Redield. where he visited Miss Sarah Reynolds. who is critically ill. He says Miss Reynolds condition is alarming and there is very little chance for her recovery. He left this afternoon for Cornerstone where he is employed as bookkeerer by Mr J. N. Walker.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-07

Mr F. H. Head. cashier of the Mer- chants and Planters bank, left yester- day afternoon, accompanied by his daughter. Miss Mildred. for Clay Cen ter Kan. where they will visit rela- tives. MT. Head will go from Clay Center to Kansas City. where he will attend the Imperial council of the Mys- tic Shrine. to which he is a represen- tative from Sahara temple in this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-07
TO RECOVER S4.O21.39 CELIA COMMISSION COMPANY,
 OF ST. LOUIS, Sues Jehn A. Peroue, of Pire Bluff. Alleged to Be Due on March
 Business
Sues John 4. Peroue, of Pire Bluff,

Suit was brought in the United States court in Little Rock Thursday by the Celia Commission company against Mr. John 4. Perdue. manager of the Pine Bluff Cotton exchange The plaintiffs pray for judgment of s4,o2l.39 and interest. The plaintiffs do brokerage business in s. Louis, the amount sued upon being alleged indebtedness incurred during -ae month of March of tnis year
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-07
ExcUrs to Little Rock.

Within the next t4o or three weeks there will Be a Sunday excursion via the Cotton Beit from Pine Bluff >e Little Rock. and aboHt 50 persons will probably 20 They @.ll be enter tainea at Little Rock with trofls ride 10 points of interest. probably . park concert and efforts are making looking to other entertainment
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-07

Eick z4. Bl$son 10, speers % I Cromwell =, eady 90. Pal Knox -a,1. Simeoe 44.
 Ont Of a possible twenty-five birds Howell killed 24, Speers 22. Lloyd 22. cady lf, Kilroy 6, Mann l4, Vick l4. Simpson II, Reeves ,.
 The best score of the day was made in the twenty-five bird event in which Howell killed 24 ont of a possible 25
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-07

newspapers as required by law, and that all the arrests and fines imposed under it were illegal. They cited the law and proved to Judge Brown thai their contentious were true. The court sustained their contention with the result as stated above - <
 The ordinance requiring pool room ofe"ato4s to pay $50 per week as z. license was adopted only a few w1 .aAe ago and t has never been properly published in the official paper of the city. It appears that the city was little toe quick in enforcing the ordi nance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-07
cHsl GLIB
Some Fire Scores a'aco at tae Taars.
 Gay s1cot.

The regelar= weekly saooc et --.I1 Pine Bluff gun club took piece at tae club grounds in Jones park Thursday afternoon Two good events were aa joyed hy the members during the af.- ernoon and several good scores were made by the spoetsraea.
 Out of g possible fifty birds, Clen- ents killed A Arnold 42, Lloyd 41
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-04-19
NOTICE

At the regular meeting of the State
Board of Examiners held June eth, 1898
the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED. That the Board of Exam
liners shall meet on the third day of every
month, for the purpose of allowing
claims against the State, and all claims
not in the office of the Secretary of State
on or before the third day in each month
shall not be considered or allowed by the
Loard until the next meeting which will
be on the third Tuesday of each month
REINHOLD SADLER
EUGENE HOWELL
w. D. JONES.
Board of Examiners.
Attest:
ARTHUR NORRIS.
Clerk.
Carson City, Nevada, June 7. 1898.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-04-19
DOu Owners Attention.

Notice is hereby given that the tax
on dogs is due and must be paid to the
City Marshall All dogs found without
tags will be destroyed. Tags can be
had at the Sheriff's Office.
VIM. Kinney,
City Marshall.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-04-19
Official Count of State Funds
State of Nevada,
County of ormSby.


County Of Ormsby.
Rainhol1 Sadler,
being duly sworn, severaliy say that
thew are members of the Board of EX-
aminers OF the State of Nevada: that on
the list day of April, 1901, they
latter having ascertained from the books
of the State Controller the amount of
money which should be in the Treasury
made an official examination and count
OF The money in the State Treasury OF
New da, and found the s,t.;' correct as
follows:
NtiH --ri9tt 'l.>p
Paid Coin Vouchers not
returned to Controller lS.02l.92
Sl4S.773.1S
State School Fund Securities
--"loemahle Nevada State School
Bonds Sjsjt,oHa.0o
Nevada State Bonds 2i2.6oo.00
United States Bonds 100000
| Total 81, 59l.313.19
| Reinhold Sadler,
Eugene How I'll,
William WOODBURY.
/ Subscribed and sworn to before me
this list day OF April, A. d 1901,
SEAL J. DoANE, Notar.
Public. Ormsbv County, Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-04-19
For Sale.

Two six-borse Studebaker wagons;
one four horse Studebaker wagon with
wood rack. All in No. condition.
One spring wagon. These will be sold
cheap for cash. Enquire of j. Kelly &
Co. If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-04-19
Important Announcement.

To the Ladies' of Carson:
Ross Wilson is ha,i ing clearance sale
of crockery and all articles are being sold
at the lowest price ever offered in Carson