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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25

'itie aeigte, rsgnete es Siebe nit ben
@~eioegerten. Nu6pem CT un9efdbr
cine Stunbe lang feline Petniger nn@
terbalten Bate, i4leppten iie i9n naA
benz .2ebigb Hiber uno munterten i'm
unterpegs bur6 5iebe auf, etpas raz
I9er gu l~aufen. Im 5luB angsfpmz
men, erbielt er 8efebl, 70 pie er mar,
Elm 9ab gu nehmen. als er ita netz
gerte, padten ibn feds 5Stuoenten",
trugen ibn in ben SluB binein, Der
ndbe Dem llfer nur oret SUB tief 1T,
l1nD nit einem trdftigen S4pung
narfen tie i'm mitten in ben Strcm.
9cn ltfer aus iafsn Die rStuoenten"
bdnn ieinen 8~emii6ungen 81, lpteber
ans 2ano gu gelongsn, Damn ltefsr
tie oupon unb iiberlteben es linn, nd6
SauIe gu tommen, 10 gut er tonnte.
Sine itrenge unterIu6uns 1T i'm
9anoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
Ne,u 9orf.

SIM @ebGube Der r9ant Der II.
WarD" in Nep gort bat Elm junger
unb gliidli9 perbeirutbeter Wiaioz
n~GrsIrbn, 2ouis Saps, einen alien
8anfboten i~iberfalen, i'm nit einem
Belle i9per pertpunoet unb ibm Elm
GGd6en nit 9elb entriHen. Der 8az
ter bes psrbafteten RGubers, 9r. Siz
mon Sans, giebt an: Sein Sobn lei
felt einisen Sabren benz g%epobnbettsz
mGBtsen WorpbiumgenuB ergeben
unb miiiie Die Shat in einem 4nfaae
bon 9eiitesgeitDrtbeit begangen 6as
ben. 2ouis babe friiber audi ldngere
s3eit in einem Sanitarium in 9roofz
lpn 5ussbra6t, tonnte aber bort ni9t
gebeilt perben. Sn leBter 3eit lei
fein 9eiit berart 5erriittet getpeIen,
baB er gu teiner &rbeit mebr taugte
unb miibis geben mubte. Der alte
6err iaste, baB er einen Redtsbetz
ftano fir ieinen Spbn e~nsusieren uno
ben 2esteren fir irriinnig ertldren
lafen perbe, benin er lei unitrettig
irriinnis unb miiBte na9 elmer 4ns
italt gei9idt peroen. Der junge
9aps ielbit leusnet entidieoen, OaB
er benz Spiumlaiter frObne uno 3uz
slei6 perii6ert er, baB er ii4 ni4t
ertldren tonne, pie er gu Dem Qnz
griff auf ben 8antbpten sefommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
YennIpIpanta.
Gfenblihe RnhhRitpn heri

- Sdeubli9e Hpbbeiten beri6ten
iiir5li6 bic rStuoenten Der 2ebigb
uuiueriitD" gu South : Bethlehem in
penniplpanien an tbrem Surnlebrer
6oparb 9ronipn, ben iie i'm @erbd6t
tutten, bic 4usitOBung bon neun ibrer
8ameraoen pegen unebrenbaften 8ez
nebmens peranlaBt gu BADEN. I'm 10
ubr Na6ts puroe er unter Dem 8orz
fpanb aus benz Sauie gelodt, oaB ibn
Semanb am Selepbon gu ipre6en
piinT6e. On elmer puntlen Stele Der
Strabe, bur6 Die er gsben muBte,
puroe er Don einigen nStuoenten" bon
hinten gepadt, Elm SaI6entu6 purbe
ibm Dor Die Nugen gebunoen uno er
purp an ben SGnpen gefeiielt. Den
angreifern geieate ii4 cine peitere
3ubl bon S%tuoenten 81, Die nit Ger
ten beDaffnet naren. llngefdbr 20
Bis so iOqen babel geipeien fem. sic
bradten Sronion trob beftiger 8sgenz
fpebr raid aus Der Staot binaus, no
er ge3pungen nurbe, auf elmer leersn
8auiteIe ale mDgli6en SurnertunIts
ftiide auf5ufiibren. Denn lie inn
ni9t g~eIangen, ober er iiA piberipens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
Qusla n D.
Seuti6Iano.
GI5abz2o tbringen.

- @pr eintger 3eit gelang es einem
S9ubmdnn in Mes, einen WtenI6er
feit5unebmen, Der bel einem Supeltel
in Der ROmeritrabe einen 9iamanten
BON groBem Wertbe gu pertaufsn
'iu6te. Gs mar bies Elm ebenio ges
i6idter, pie sefdbrli6er Sieb. '4ls er
feitgenommen puroe, bate er Werths
papiere in !SDbe BON 200 1000 Scarf
BEL ii6. 9ieier Sage traf bier Die
Ra6ri6t elm, oaB cine auspGrtige
8egierung auf grgretfung oes Siebes
cine 9elpbnung BON 10000 Murt aus
geiebt babe, bic nun benz S9ubmann
ausgebdnbigt perben nirb.
- Den 81. Ro6r." tpirD bon So6z
feloen gei9rieben: 8ie elm &oman
tlingt cine 2ebensgei9i4te, pel4e
beute fpieOerum bas aagemeine Cages
qeiprd9 bilbet, ben Glteren 2euten aber
i6pn LANCE betannt lit. Sn ben 60er
Sa6ren itanb bic 5o9ter bes Waurerz
meiiters Bod, elm anmutbiges unb reiz
aenbes junges Mdb9en, gu 8aris in
9ieniten. Der junge 9raf Pienciani,
Elm gngebOriger bes bO9iten rOmif6en
Ibels, beiien 8ater 8iirgermeiiter
Der epigen Stobt unb beiien Samilie
nit popit Yius ben Neunten nabe uerz
nanbt mar, beiratbete bic !SodfelDez
rim. gbsr bic Gbe mar ni6t gliidli6.
Nnfangs Der 70er Sabre fam Die @rdz
lin mad So9feloen 5uriid, na6oem lie
spet 8inber bur6 ben Sob perloren
unb nur nod Elm MGbden bebalten
bate. sic betam cine Rente bon tag
lid % Sire unter Der 8ebingung, bab
tie ibre SO9ter ME mebr aufIuben
biirfe. 90 lebte Tie etpa Is Sabre
bier, ais lie plDbli4 cine unbei6reibs
li6e Sebniu9t mad ibrer SOdter be-
fam. SrpB bes eingegaHgenen GOnz
trattes reiite iie na6 ROm, unb es
gelans ibr in Der Shat, in benz S6loHe
tbres S4pagerS 3utritt gu betoms
men, no Die iunge Dame er5ogen pors
ben mar uno bamals lebte. sic puroe
in einen Saal gefiibrt, unb es ipar ibr
geitattet, ii6 bort bon ibrer Sp6ter
umarmen gu lafen. Seop6 meinen
einige, oaB jene Dame pabri6eirfi9
nidt bic pabre SO9ter, ionOsrn cine
8ammerjun9fer uber 3ofe gepeien iei.
Wie benz aud lei, hire Sebniudt luar
geitiat, unb iie fubr mad So6feloen
aurud, UNI ibr bei6auliGes 2sben
peiter gu fiibren. Sier 6enobnte tie
elm tleines 6dus6en unb bate beIons
bers an S6ieren ibre Sreubs unO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
Shiuets.

- Sine tbeure Stpei5er 4nii6ts>
forte. = gpr 5pei Sabrsn, 10 iGreibt
man aus Grid, erbielt cine Dame
cine anonpme 4nii9tspoittarte suses
I6idt nit benz 9ilDe elmer bdBli6en
Nrauensperipn, betitelt: ,Qlte Sres
gate, neu setatelt". Die Dame bate
Dielen idleGten Wib pobl peniger
iGpsr empfunben, fpenn nidt duf Der
&arts nod aubsrbem geItanoen hattie:
ySGGme Did, Su alte alappsr@
iGlanse!!" Die beleioigte Dame perz
mutbete, bab cine ibr ni6t frsunoli6
geliante Mopiitin Die gbIenbsrin iei,
unb es fam 81 einem Gbrperlebungsz
prD5eb, Der iih ieit balo u~u0ertbalb
Sabren bin5ieht. Orei als S6riftz
erperten beItelte 5abmGnner fumen
Su benz iiberstnItimmenoen S6lub,
Die angetld9te Wooiitin lei Die Siinz
BERN, Das @eri6t perurtbeilte lie, ge@
itiiBt auf bieies 8utaGten, gu "a 5r.
8elb6uBe unb 100 Sr. Gnti6dbigung.
Wie bereits mitgetbeilt, piro bas
Sort S6panpen bel 8riens BON einem
9ereitur5 beorobt. Yer 3iri6er gsp=
loge prof. Or. 9eim bat auf 9runo
isiuer unteriu6ungen pen 8ergitur5
ais balo beporitebeno be3ei6net. Die
&egierung 1T oardufbin, ba bas Grz
eigniB bas gauge 9orf, ous i9pn einz
mai peri6iittet poroen lit, perni1ten
pirb, unb 8egenmabregeln ni6t piel
mebr niiben f0nnen, nit Der 8emeinbe
S6panoen in unterbanolung getre>
ten, unD bat Die 9emeinoeperiammz
lung bon S4panoen einitimmig be-
ihloien. oaB bds 0orf gerdumt
perpe. Die 2eute perpen lire 6pfz
itutt aufseben uno ~einaeln auspunz
bern, Inn einen 3ufludtsort gu iuz
den, Die einen bier, Die anoeren
bort. 2anb Ipa ibnen gum &auf anz
geboten perben. S6per 1T ben 2eus
ten Der gntI6lub sepOrDen, lire
6GusGen ab5utrdgen unb ben Wans
berItab gu ersreifen, aber Die beimutb>
li6e S6pae mar niht lGnger gu
hQlten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
st. Seue0ict, So.

Serr Senrp Deeper, agent fir oas
pppulGre arduterheilmittel, 5orni's
NIpentrGuter 9lutbeleber, briidt Iih
febr a%nertennenb iiber ben Wertb besz
ielben aus. 9r. Deeper iprt6t aus
eigener g~rfabrung. Set flint Sab
rem mar i6 leipenb. 8ein Sottpr
pubte mas mir feblte. Sd 9ing nd9
Chicago in Elm Soipital, aber audi pa
tpnnte mir nibt sebolfen perben. Sd
eiHs pieber beim, ni6t better als aua
Dor. Qls lebten Rettun9santer griff
ih nun gu benz alien S6neiaer Sell
mittel, Ilpentrduter 8lubeleber, uno
iiebe ba, meme 3uperiidt purbe ni4t
gu Sdanpen; benin beute bin i'd ges
iunp unb fible better als ieit pielen
Sabren." Sprni's 4lpeutrGuter
glutbeieber lit feline gputbetermeoi5in,
ba iie nur bur9 ipesiele 2otalzQgenz
ten pertauft nirp. I'm ndbere Ius=
tunft penbe mar ii6 an Sr. peter
SdbrneD, 112-114 60. 9onne Qpe.,
Gbicasp, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
eicben Sabre int Sett.

u@erben @unber iemals aufbpz
rsn?" fragen bic 5reunoe Der 5rau 9.
9eaie bon 2aprence, Sans. sic
ipuBten, baB bieielbe unfGbig gepeIen
tbr 8ett in iieben Subren gu perld1en,
tpegen Nisrenz un6 2eberleioen, Ser
penI9pd8e unb aagemeine S6pG9e,
aber rorei Slai9en @lectric 8itters
.befdbisten MIDI gu geben", i6reibt lie,
vunb in brei Mpnaten fi6lte t9 pie
cine neue perion. 5rauen, pelde an
8opfipeb, Ierp0ittGt, S4lafloiigteit,
Melan6oli, Stnma6tsz unb S9pdz
aez Qnfdnen leioen, peroen es ais
einen Segen finoen. 8erIuhen sic
es. 8~efrieOigung piro garantlrt.
8los so Gts. BEL 8. 90. Ruete, 2lpoz
tbeter, 656 Mainitrabe, Dubuque, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25

~
1nlano.
Sutnots.
Sutnots.

-Gtnen entiebli6en Sob erlitt an
einem Der leBten Na6mittaee gu Petin
Patrid Sapennp, Elm SeiSer in Der
bortisen Rii6en5uderfabrit, meI6e crit
tiirslid erDffnet purOe. Gr itanb DIR
eiuem Der groben Sdmpftelle Ell, als
pIDBli9 bur1 cine grploiipn elm Stid
zines 8e1els berausgeblaien purbe
unp Der fiebeno beige 9ampf uno ods
tp6enbe 8aHer i'm iiberitrDmten uno
ibn bu6itdbli6 tp6ten. Oils man tbm
feline Sdnbi6ube dbSieben poate, lDz
fen iib 9aut, S%ingerndgel unb 5letlh
bon isinen &np6en. Die 4er5te linz
bertsn bic entieslt6en Sualen oes unz
eliitli6en 10 gut tie tonnten uno rG9
gerIauf ppn bier Stunoen puroe er
bonn Spbe erlOit. SapennD ppbnte
felt LANCER 3eit in getin uno binters
ldbt feline trauernoe Satin unp 3pei
Ginber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
N6, ole WrMien!

Tes orbBten beutifeu 3idters idbuite Sionr.
SAINTS gretden, HAT: ,am SoIoe b6ngt bod Naes.
od. mir arulen!" 60 gebt cS in ccr lSeit. NaeS
oro1gt nab benz @rperb bon 0elo unb Gut uno bes
tertt lie. iue babel Die tSefunobeit ruiuirt piro. Tte,
mon , bcntt an bteie unGuSbieibiide 5plge eber. als
bis bic SelrittuuQ iid debieteriib aufneIoet burb
~&rpfitmCrS uebeiteit Q hluiubels nno Sbumahts.
onidae, SbreuiauiU, auTitoBen, GerItOpir1lu. Rfideu.
Ihretn Der ausenlisbsr. Sanoe rnb Sabe. II. |. 10.
Gas it Der oepDbuiite Seiptnu bel Der tulleu Soeo
mad Dem Glid hGB man lid eia tbbIides geibeH bolt.
Ge9en oen III iplder Gual brobenoeu 2oo lit aber bod,
eiH Grout QeIpabTeu oter. better Qe'oet, es limb
nichrere Hr6uter. aus bereu beilfraftigeu Sditeu Die
berilhrlten 81. 9ern6ro &r6uterpiIen nadJ DEM at.
ten beluabrteu Ee5ept Der ~selebrter Wbudle bon ct.
gernarb s~ubereitet merbeu; NIB lie iperDen Gub iif.
srlidl belfen. Sbr arrsn. bic Chr auf DIR Saso nab
benz perineiutli5et Slid. III benz riidii6tsloien Strkbert
mad Meid,tbum togtaQlih Cure 6e>uuobeit tne1r ser.
rlttet uAD oomtt oas pabre &ebeusglid uutergrabtl
SI alien Apotteten fir % Seuts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
Grrettete s,pet pom Sooe.

yuniere feline Soater bate einen
fat tOotli9en anfaq BON 9uiten unb
8ron9itis", i6reibt Srau %. g. 9az
bilanb bon 4rmont, q. g., vaber als
ale anoeren Seilmtttel bergebli9 pas
rem, retteten mir ibr 2eben nit Or.
Sings Nep Discovery. uniere Riate
,pelde bic Qus5ebrung in einem porz
:ef6rittenen Stadium bate, bat bieie
Dunberiame Weoi5in ebenfaas benuBt
unb beute lit Tie pontommen geIunb.
Sartndtise 6alsz unb 2~ungeniibel
~eiGen Dor Sr. Sings Nep Oisz
erD tpie DOR teiner anperen Webi3in
Der Delt. l1nfeblbar gegen SUI
ten unb grtdltung. so gts. 'unb
$1.00 5lai9en euranttrt BON 8. 20.
Ruete, 656 Matn>S truBe, Dubuque,
So. PrObeflai9en gratis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
Gin imntaer Nnofabrer

ipirb oft i9mer5li6e S6nittnunben,
8eritau6ungen poer 8erlebungen Bel
llnfGaen ii6 3u5ieben. 8udlen's Or
Mica Salbe pirb ben S6mer5 tDDten
unb Die 8erlebung beilen. gs lit oes
Gabfabrers Sreuno. Seilt SiBleioen,
geipruneene 6dnbe uno 2ippen,
9ranbpunpen, 8eI6piire unb 9d@
m%OrrbOtben. 9eiluns garantirt. 8los
% gts. 8eriuden sic bieIelbe. 0ers
touft BON S. W, &uete, Qpptbeter,
656 Mainitrabe, Dubuque, ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
5nxehthltrnrr Wntrttfs

Niena ereignste, mub man itd aber
au DER entgsgen9eie5ten ani9duung
bstebrsn. Der 2~0idbrise ltnterlebrer
JbGann Sd6l, Der in Sirsber3bprf Bel
ietnen Gltern pobnte, fubr am 80.
@pril pdbrenb zines beftigen 9eipttz
ters nad3 ieinem Wpbnort. gr pfle9te
ZEN geg tdgliG nit Dem 3peirabe sl
maGen unb lieb iid besbalb audi purd
oos. 9eraoe berri6enbe llnipetter niGt
abhdlten. DIS er Sebleien puifierte,
pnroe er BON YliBitrubl getroffen ;tnb
auf Der STEELE getootet. Die 2tide
be5 ltneliidiiben MAJ big sur unz
tennt!t6teit pertoblt. Sas Sabrrao
Ipar gum She'll geidmpl3en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
pefterrei6sM nBarm>

Die 5rass, Of Elm Rabfa9rer
bonn glib ~getrpffen iperben tonne, lit
bstaHntli6 peridieoentlid in ben
Sa6blGttern erDrtert porOen. Metit
oina bic Qnii6t babin. baB Elm Mann,
Der bur9 Sort unp Summit poatpm@
msn iiolirt 1T, nidt bonn 9libe getrofs
fen lreroen fam. 0isie Qniidt purbe
ilo6 bo5ur9 9cfeltigt bab cine beglau=
b,gts RaGritt iibsr einelA BON 8lib
erlGldgsail 9tdbfaGrer bis5sr nidt
b:tannt genprDcn iii. 9lngei9tS zines
unslidsIaQes. Der iiG in Der Ia9s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
9ciratbete nidt fiir'S OeIO.

Der Mann BON Bolton, pelde,
tiir5li6 cine frintlite, rei9e 5rur
beiratbete, tit jeBt gliidli9, Oenn Ell
peridaffte ii9 Or. Sings Nep 2if'
Yias, pelte RE 5rau poIitdnois se:
iunb ma4ten. 0ieielben finb unfebl.
bar sesen 9elbiudt, @%aGigteit, SRA.
ldrid, Sieber unb S6ittelfroIt, iolpi'
ole 9eber unb Masenleiben. Mtloe
aber pirtIam. 9los % gts. in g
". 8uete's g(potbete, 656 MainitraBe
Dubuque, ga.
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So,uae

- Sn benz na6e Ottumtpa gelegenen
SemperensitGDtfen Seymour tranten
bic 8riioer S6pmas unb 2eon Waoe
reuli6 100 Jlaiden bon Gitronens
Grtratt leer. 9eioe itarben tnnerhulb
elmer Stunbe unter ben i9retltAlten
S4mer5en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
aaubbett raun ntd,t aeDetlt ,perpem burt

9aubheit fann ntdjt aeBeiIt iperoen burd
locale ApplieatiousH, neil re ben tranteu Sbetl bes
Sbres uitt erreideH f6nneu. gs sibt nur siHen g9es,
bic laubbeit gu tnriren. uub Der lit ourd conitituz
tiousls Seilmiitel. Gaubbeit wiro bur4 elmer emit gins
hetsu 3uitauo Der idleimieen austletoung Der Guitas
diidsn otobre psruriabt. Nenu bisie 0t6bre lid euts
siubet, babt ibr .eiueu rumpelnben Son ODER unroas
tommeues gebor; une fpeuu lie aans geidloiisu Ut. ers
iolgt Iaubbeit uuo wenr BITE Gntsiuoung niht qebos
ben uno bieie R6bre pisoer in ibren ~geb6riseH 3uitanb
perIeet per6en tam, miro has gebSr ilr timer ,erit6rt
perbeu; ueun Sale inter sebu limb burd aaturrb pers
nriadt, Wslher uidts oils elm eHtsinbeter 3uitano Der
idleimigsu OberHddeu ut.
@ir pollen einbunbert Dollars fir ispsn Cburb
8atarrb peruria6ten) 5aq pom Gaubbett sebeu, ben mir
nitt ourd ginnsbmen BON Saus satarrb sur beIeu
tonnen. 9aBt Gud umionit Gtreulare tommen.
3. !. Gbenep 4 Co.,
Eoleoo, D.
gSy- gerfauit pon apotbstsru. rs Gents.
Sau'S 5amiIien.giaen limb bic beitsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25

- Sn alien Dein6auorten, in pels
6en nirtli9 reyes Sntereiie fir bas
9eoetbeu Der 8eben beitebt. lit man
aur 3eit eifris nit benz Sanse Der
Sauerpurmi6metterlings bei6dftist,
unb Die babel er3ielteu G~rsebniiIe iinb
gum Sbeil gerabe3u eritaunlid. Sn
Der Gemsinbe Sdfen puroen 3, 9.
binnen peniger Gage 3peibunberttaus
ienb SGmetterlinge nit ale6idhsrn
gefangtn, on einem 8ormittag caein
$500 Stiid. Sn 8srntaItel puroen in
tur3er 3eit 10000 unb in @arnad
10000 Wotisn 9~efan9sa, Die gtz
Idngsnen S6metterlia9e piirbsn msbz
, 1901-12-30
MANTLE OF FATHER
ON SONS SHOULDER.

Joseph Jefferson is a familiar name
the best known in the theatrical
world today, says the Salt Lake Tri-
bune. Unfortunately, he who gave it
fame is confined to some eight weeks
in the late spring, as his seasons
work. The balance of his time is spent
in balmy southern cline. Yet the de-
sire to see rip Van Wrinkle" is so
great that Jefferson's son-Thomas-
has taken up his fathers mantle and
has a same name to conjure with.
This young man was some years ago
in his fathers company, and made a
study of his fathers methods. He was
also at different times in Days and
Wallack's companies. He has been
off the stage for several seasons, but
resumed his place before the footlights
last winter. While no one will expect
to see such a production of Rip as
the elder Jefferson gave, there will be
much interest in the play, and its re-
vival by the young man.
, 1901-12-30
Tho Air Ship Sails.

The recent trial performance of an
air ship in Paris was very successful,
inasmuch as it sailed as well against
the wind as with it. This gives them a
new principle to work on, and some
day we may see an air ship invented
that will be practical for many uses.
This mode of travel will doubtless sup
plant many other means of transporta,
ton, the same as Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters has supplanted many inferior
medicines in the cure of indigestion,
dyspepsia, constipation, liver and kid
ney troubles or malaria. II you are a
sufferer from any of these diseases
don't fail to try he Bitters. 1t will not
disappoint you. Be sur to get the
genuine, also obtain a copy of Hos
letters Almanac for 1902 from your
d. uggist.
, 1901-12-30
FALSE REPORTS.
Concerning Alleged Rulings or Second
Glass Mail Matters.

Washington, Dec. 30.--The postmast
er general said Saturday that the de
partment had received a large number
of kilograms and letters asking if rul
ing had been made that only subscrip
ions to newspapers and periodicals
which are paid in advance are legiti
mate.
He said that no such ruling had
been made and that he supposed the
inquiries were the result of a ruling
made by the third assistant postmaster
general in the case of a New York
publication, the subscriptions to which
were mainly induced by premiums and
which ruling applied only to the con
ditions of that particular case or to
similar conditions in other cases. The
publishers of the New York periodi
cal, and also publishers in Chicago,
the postmaster said, had e n circu.
lars disappearing the ruling made,
He said that no ruling whatever has
been made which interferes with rea'
sonable credit on subscriptions to le'
climate publications. The postmaster
general added that publishers should
not take alarm at false reports, which
are designed to embarrass the reform
In progress.
, 1901-12-30
''CR|SIS"
DISCUSSED AT MEETING OF THE
WOMAN'S CLUB SATUR-
DAY.
Famous Book by Winston Churchill
Subject OF Program for Final
Meeting in Mountaineering Pa
pers on the Characters, the Story
and the Local STANDARDIZATION
for Free Reading Room.

There was a large attendance at the
meeting of the Woman's club Saturday
afternoon, the book chosen for discus
sion being Winston Churchill's
Crisis"
Mrs. Erickson presented an eXcep-
tionally interesting condensation OF
the story proper. Mrs. Holmes spoke
in an entertaining and original way of
the individual characters. The last
paper of the afternoon, "St. Louis"
was read by Mrs. Cook.
Mrs. Bellamy, who is q native of
Washington county, Mo-, added a few
remarks, saying that the book had been
particularly interesting to her, as her
father and other relatives were pres
ent at the fair attended by the Prince
of Wales, of which special mention is
made, Mr.. Godat on hat day being
awarded a prize for physical perfec-
ton.
pecially appropriate, Miss Gilmore
sweetly rendering "A Song of the
Southland" with Miss Goodale as &C
companist. Miss Goodale, with Miss
Abrams at the piano, sang while the
Band Played Dixie" with much express
sion.
THE next meeting of the club will
be held January 18th, when Howells'
Literary Friends and Acquaintances"
will be discussed by the Literature de-
partment.
The executive board will hold its reg
ular session at Mrs. Bellamy's Tues
day evening, January 9Th.
The club voted a donation of $40 to
the free reading room.
, 1901-12-30
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How to Travel In Comfort.

Wash the face as seldom as posi-
BILE when travelling. as the dust and air
render the skin very harsh II 1t Is con
stantly damped.
The best way to remove any dust
Is to dip q rag in elder flower water
(that most innocent and refreshing o,
toilet waters) and use that only. When
the journeys end is reached, rub the
tace all over with q thin cold cream,
and leave on until you make your ap
pearance among your friends. wheL
wipe of with q soft towel; then use .
yaporizer Tor sponge with warm wa,
teri, and finish by LAYING we'll with
cold water to close the pores and give
armness to the skin. II powder 10 used
In travelling, 1t should be put on only TO
dust 1t OF again. To keep 1t ON maket
the skin dry and harsh. At night rub
on = very little cold cream when re
firing as the close air and electric
light are very injurious to the complex
ION. especially In hot weather. For s
20 wder nothing is better than powder
ID magnesia-it is harmless and cool
mg-but It should not be left on long
There IL nothing. however. that 70
freshes one so much as washing ones
bands with = good soap and water. but
one should never use the soap provid-
Ell for the public use, - there il great
danger of catching infectious diseases
-or at least, annoying skin troubles
a this way. A little rubber sponge
bag. with soap and sponge and . small
clean towel, does not take up much
room, and is so very satisfactory thu.
few care to travel without II.
As . last suggestion, be very careful,
above all things. to travel by some rat.
road that has a rock ballast roadbed,
preventing dust, and one that 10 sup
piled with all the latest modern eoa.
veniencss and safety appliances. such
=, ~. 4astance. the Chicago, Mflwau-
~ 4 st. Paul railway between Oma,
ha and Chicago. whose electric lighted,
steam heated. veJtibuled trains Of Pull
man palace CAL gives q the best
sarvtcs vesstbse - o1eaaA
, 1901-12-30
A e

The Chicago, Milwaukee & st Paul
railway own and operates over $500
miles Of thoroughly equipped road m
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota,
South Dakota, North Dakata, Missouri
and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
IT'S owns and operates all equipment
in service ON it's lines, including sleep
ing Cars, Parlor Cars and Dining Cars
maintaining an excellence Of service
uneQualed on any railway in the world
1t has been the Pioneer in the north
west and west in the use Of the block
system in the operations Of its trains,
in the lighting OF trains BY electricity
heating by steam and many other pro
gressive methods, which have added
safety, comfort and luxury to travel
It is always the leader In that direct
Ion.
It is the Short Line between Omaha
and Chicago. and it, Limited Trains
have the costliest and handsomest
sleeping cars in the world and the best
dining car service.
Time tables, maps and information
furnished free on application to L. l..
Downing, Commercial Agent, 10s wset
Second eouth Street, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
, 1901-12-30

While the back SCI ,rate skirt Is
quite out Of date, the white separate
skirt is Just the thing worn with waists
Of the faded pinks and blues. white and
biscuit colors now in vogue. The point
to be observed is the blending of the
one into the other. In this way it 10
possible to have a variety of evening
effects with but slight expense. Such
q costume can be worm IN all dress &C.
casions where a very elaborate toilet
Ii not necessary.
, 1901-12-30
A Violent Attack of Group Cured.

Last winter an infant child of mine
had Group in a violent FORM" says Ell.
der John W. Rogers, a Christian Evan
gelist, Of Filley, Mo. 81 gave her a few
doses of Chamberlain's Cough Rene
dy and in a short time all danger was
past and the child recovered" This
remedy not only cures Group, but when
given as soon as the first, symptoms ap'
pear, will prevent the attack. 1t con
tains no opium or other harmful sub.
stance and may be given as confident
ly to a baby as to an adult. For sale
by F. H. Eggleston.
, 1901-12-30
PERSONALS FROM THE
RAWlINS REPUBI

Lesse Boswell spent Christmas with
lis family in Laramie.
Miss Arletta Eastman returned to
Laramie this morning to resume her
studies at the state university.
Mrs. John Mahoney, Miss Tierney
and Miss Sullivan have issued invita-,
tions for a party at the Mahoney resi-
dence this evening.
Warden Helm of the penitentiary
provided his wards with a fine Christ
mas dinner, which was heartily enjoy
ed by the prisoners.