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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1901-10-24

The entertainment given by the
ladies on last Tuesday night was
largely attended.
Will Jobling, of Fowler twp, has
been in the city for the past week
attending court. He is one of the
old timers, having settled here in
1879.
The Owl has placed splendid
coffee urn in its lunch counter and
serves up good hot cup of coffee
for S cents at any time of day or
night.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1901-10-24
Among Our Exchanges.

J. w. Bergman left Saturday
morning for Milwaukee, Wis, to at
tend the annual meeting of the
American Bankers Association which
is in session in that city this week.
Mrs. Bergman accompanied him.
Ashland Clipper.
We had sincerely hoped that it
was all mistake and that the Stokes
family was not going to leave US,
after all, but we note from the Buck
lin Banner of last week that E. M.
Stokes will be on hand by the first
of next month with a large stock of
furniture, and so we are reluctantly
forced to believe that it is sure go.
-Greensburg Signal.
Hon. Lot Ravenscraft, the big
cattle king of Clark county, was here
Wednesday looking for winter pas
ture for bunch of calves, He says
in IA he camped here on the river
and ran onto an old buffalo bull.
He shot him with a muzzle loading
rifle and then followed up and with
in a mile finished him with a Win
checter Pratt Union
Hon. M. w. Sutton has resigned
the office of United States Internal
Revenue Collector, and his success
sor will probably be appointed in a
few weeks. Mr.. Sutton has held
the office for more than four years
and he has conducted the Office in a
creditable manner and with general
satisfaction. He will devote his
time exclusively to his large law
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
Sabrgang 30.
9emertilng peranlabte Cannon gu
elmer Idarfen Gripioerung.
W a I bineton, .. g., q. Sebr.


elmer I6arfen Grtpioerung.
W a bineton, .. g.. q. Sebr.
Saus. Seuts ging es i'm SauIs
ipieoer GuBerit leb6aft 5u unb es ipiels
ten iih 3nei SenIationsn db, Sn ZEN
eriten Stunosn Der Sibung beoiente
iid) pGbrsnb Der GrDrterpng zines
Mmenoements CUR Na9tragsz zSenilli2
gungsz Gorloge be5iigliG beS 8erbots
pes .9aSing" in Der Slrttenataoemis
6tpburn bon Coma elmer ie6r iddrfen
SproGe, inoem er 6ebduptete, Oab Die
bon Den Sffioiersn Der &rmee uno
sSlotte in ibren Ntdoerien eingefuRrz
ten tDrannIb.n uno 3pangsmaBre@
9eln an Der Q8eieerung bon Ututrolen
iid in Der sSlotte einmuItern gu loNen
uno an Der groBen 3abl bon OeIerticz
nen in Der 2lrmss i9ulo ieien; duBerz
Dem Iu@ten Ii9 Die SffiSiere, penn lie
in S6pulitdten Isien, tets gegenletz
tia gu T6uben, 10 oaB bon osn 8e@
fe9lsbabern Der 25 5lottenIfiffe, Die
ieit benz 8iirgertrie9e perloren ge9dnz
aen isien, ale, nit ein,r @usnabme,
nit perbGltniBmdbig leidten Strdfen
oapongetOmmen ieten. Cannon bon
Slinois uno 0abtpn bon Weits 8irgi>
uisn pdrfsn iib 81 parmen @ertbeis
bisern Der SlOtte auf.
Senat. - Rabe3u 5ipei Stunoen
bebattirte Der Sendt beute iiber cine
Bon sSpnes (grtdnias) ein9ereibte Hez
iolutipn, oas SuitiScomite bon ipeites
rer gr0rterung Der in Der leBten SeIs
iirn bonn SauIe anssnpmfhenen 9(ntis
Sruit>8iq gu sntbinben unb lie benz
Senat Sur Seratbung por3ulesen.
% Arlington .. g., %. Sebr.
Senat. 3pei Der groBen Be
pilligungspprlasen, Die fir bas poits
ant uno fir Den oiplpmdtiihen uno
GonIularbienit, ipurben 6erte bonn
Senat ongenpmmen. WGhreno oes
grDBeren Shells Der Sibuns purbs elm
0orIblas erDrtert. Die 8spillisunsen
fir S6nellpoItbi.nit bon Stem Dorf
nob Rep Orleans pid Ntlanta, unb
ron 8aHIas GitD, Mo., nad Neptpn,
Sans, en3uItelsn. Sptb na6 elmer
langrierigen, obsr ni9t iebr erresten
9.batte beiGloB Der Senat Die Be
rpiligangen bsi5ubeEalten.
6aus. Sm Sauie lpurbsn beute
ollerlei psricbieosne Bills gum 9lufruf
gsbraGt. Wenn Die Seiiipn iiG benz
@nbe suneigt, pflegtn Wfitglieoer DEG
S0auies, irelte tleine YripatzYills einz
oebraGt bdbsn, ben Sprecher Senosrs
ION gu nrGngen, baB sr ibre Bills 5ur
9t6Itimm,Ing bringt. Sn ben lebten
sebn Sagen mar oisIer Druid immer
ltdrfer geirorben, unO 10 purosn ocnn
Geute cine glnsabl Dieier 8orlogen anz
gennmmen. SIM @an5en gingsn neun
Bills unter alsemeiner 3uitinmuns
put6 unb auBeroem lpurDen 20 Bills
fir @nIpriide uno 139 PenIionsbils
dneenommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
Mns ber Suneesbauptitant.

D aibingtou, .. g., 16. Sebr.
Goniul MerrIll in Struialem bat
bem Stdatsbepurtsment semeloet, bab
Der tiirtiids Miniiter bes Snneren in
GpnItantinrpsl einen nlltas" b,trsffs
Der YalaItina betretsnben Suoen
erlieB, psl6sr am 20. Sanuar in
3raft trat. 8ieisr grldb betrifft
IGmmtli6e ou8ldnoiiG.n Suoen, mel
cte ais 9ilger poer Yeiud.r nah pa
LATINA tommen, uno beIagt Das SOL
9enbs:
gei 9lntunft in Sappa mub Der
dusl1nbii6e 8eIu6er ieinsn BuB b,i
ben bprtigen tiirtiiben SebDrben 9e=
esn elm tiirtiIdles Document umtau=
l6sn. Ser 8siuGer barf iib orei
Wpnate, obsr nidt ldnaer. in Buldz
ftina aufhalten unb erhGlt ourauf mad,
glblieferung oss tiir!iTG:n, ieinen eiges
nen GrldrbaiBI9-in suriid. Die
fremben gpuIuln finb Derpfl;1tet, Sr=
ben, nelte iibcr o;e erlaubten prsi
Mpndte i'm Qanbs b!etbcu, sum Gerz
ldiIen oefelben 5u 3ipin9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
SGrrfii6es ltuslild ,ur SIR. = 1
yrrinnen crtrunfcn!
San 8rdnriscp, Sal,

%. Sebruar.
Ger ppitbampfer ,,&io be Sansiro"
iubr 6euts Morsen pdbreno zines bi6s
ten Nebels bei Der GiufdDrt ms Sol
oene Sbor apf sinsn 5elien, IN 5olss
nefen er in Spanaig Minuten unterz
iant. Man .ninmt an, oaB nabe3u
lao Wienlden ertrunten iino, bod lit
ss unmDglih, bic senau 9lnsabl Der
llmgetommeflen feitauitellen. neil Der
3ablmeiIter Sobn RponeD, Der cine
Cite Ger PaIlasiere uno MamIAaftsn
totte, ii9 unter ben 8ermiBten bsiin=
bet.
Der prpminsnteIts YdFasier auf
Dem 9dmpfer par RounSepille Wilb>
man. GonIul Der gser. Staaten in
SDngtrng. Der bon 6rau unb Sipei
Ginbtrn besleitet lpar. Der Sums
pier mar inter 2eitung oes 2pptlen
SSreeerid Sproou, ais oas llnsliit iicb
trsi9nets. Captain 8illiam Daro
cling nit Osm S6iife unter. 90 piel
in Grlabruna eebra6tmcroen tounte.
lpersn 224 MsnIherb on Soro Der
.Rio be Saneiro", ndnlib: 30 SaIpnz
paIicsiers, Z 8aiiissapaiiasars. 58
2piidenosdsr (gbiashn unp Nssyapaz
nsy) unb lao Offisiere lmo mlannz
i9aften. Son 6plgenbsn 1T bas
S4idiai betaunt: &erettet rs, 2ei6an
in Der Wprgue 10; psrmiBt 145.
Die n9pio be sSansiro" mar, als Iie
aefern 9lbsnb prn 6sngtoag pia go
nrlulu bel pen J$osua5s eintrdf, prei
Sage iiberfall;g uno Der itarte, sur
Set ferrIGenbe Rebel peranlaBte osn
9ppiisn Sproan. psn Dampier Dor
slnier gebsn 5ll lahen, bis er Die Sim
iabrt in ba5 Goloens Sbor niirbe
ertennen tDnnsn. Der Gampfer lag
bis eessn tal6 s. lltr beuts Mior9sn
rcr @nler uro fuhr. oils Die sltmosz
pbGre lih lin bic Stlmoen tldrte,
lQnaIdm chi Noint 8nniios su. 53ebn
Wlinuten ipGter itisB bus Sdiff eesen
sinsa 6s!isn. Gis Iss9rsa9I Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
Carrie 1T ,uieocr los.
9 ppeta. 3ans., II.

Sppeta. 8ans., II, Sebr.
0eute friib um 6 llbr, ssrabs ais
Die sroBe Glods Der NiIumption=
Stride Die 3eit antiinbigte. 900 ssrau
Ration bonn StaatsGauie aus, al .b.r
SpiBe elmer Yanbe bon 500 MGnnsrn
unb Srausn, ale nit 8eilsn unb 9legs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
WnSiau0.
Seuti d | a II 5.

Serlin, II. Sebr.
Sn Der YubsetcOmmiilipn osS
tam Der SobtIGlag bsS
Sb:rleutnants Riieer on benz Saupiz
mann sloums sur Sprat)s. Ssn Nm
LAP biloete oas aaiierge5urtstasss
Mabl i'm SfiEisrstoiinp in W0rGin=
gen in 2otbrineen. 100 rie M.9 ,,menier
II uRp l44. De 3psils glbtb. iluna pss
6elbartil!eli' Regiments Np. 70 uno
cine Gstaorpn oss IA llldn,nz zH,g!s
msntS sasniIpnirtm Gs sing bel p.m
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
GiienbabnsllmslId.

Srentou. q. g., 21. Jebr.
Giner Der furhtbarItsn Giienbabn@
llnfGlle in Der 9eT9i6te Der 9lmbob
Sipiiipn Der Yenniplpaniazg zgabn err
elsnste iih heute 2lbenp etpa I6 llbr
BEL Huslins in Der gGbe BON 9orosns
tonn, etipa a9t Weilen iiiolib bon
5renton. Der .Nelp 8lp" zGrpreB3ug
BON Reip Yort natb 9ltlantic GitD itieb
nit bem pufaaier5ug Nr. $50 ouiamz
men, ipelber bnn Gampsn nad Sreus
ten fG6rt. so pisl bis iebt betaEnt
III, bstrGat Die 3aM Der Sooten 10 uuo
Die Ger Vertpllnbeten iiber %.
Spd dter: 9ie lebten Yu6ri6ten
bsicgen, puB neun peripnen iofort gez
tObtet purben uno oaB Srant gplanb
notwithstanding ieinen 8erleBungen err
liegen pire. Mcht 9ei6en iinp na1
5renton sebra9t itno es bsfinoet Ii6
penisitsns nod eins untsr ben Sriimz
Mern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
Gr>Sunorsjcnatur 98bitc toot.

Sos Nngefes, Gdl., 81. Jebr.
Gr YiinoeSienator Stepbsn M.
81 fite peritdrb beuts Wprgen in ieiz
ner Wobnilns in Cos glnaeles nad
elmer tur5en arantbeit. gr bate an
einem WiasengeI9miir gelitten, pod
belt mdn leinen 3uitano fir nid6t 9es
fdbrlid), bis beute Wor9en tur5 por
Wiitternadt beunrub;genoe Spmptome
eintratsn. Seit isinem Rudtritt aus
Dem Genat por sinigen Wpnaten bate
Senator Nbite in Cos 9lugeles Ieiner
Acknowledgements obgelegen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26

murce geitern 2(6eno pdbreno zines
2lngriffs auf ben Saloon ibres Man@
mes erifoiTen.
Nahber eifpa 10 2eute glbenDs ben
plab betreten ,6attsn, forDerten lie
ettpas 3u trinten uno gaben Elm Sig
nal. 9luf bieiss bin fir5ten nod 40
Wldnnsr, meiItens mastirt, 6inein, unp
in Der 3pifden3eit bate audi Srau
0uoion, ourob einen S6ub eri9redt,
bas 2ctal betreten. SIN 8er!auf Der
Gc4ieBerei,, Die nun erfplgte, lpurb, Die
5Jrdu bltr9 cine &u1el in ben Gopf
fait augen6lidli1 getDotet.
Sopeta. &ans., 20. 5e6r.
aicbtsr 5aasn pom OiTtriftsgeri6t
perido6 beitts Den Pro3eB 9sssn Srau
Carrie ytdtion ipegen 3erItDrnng BON
Murpbb's Wirtbladft bis gum qlpril>
5ermin. Die Sdae gessn @pa Sar>
Din, SSrau Hoie Gbrilt, SRI. Maoeline
Soutbarb, sSrall 6. 6. Gfappid rnb
g. g. WttDpmeu uuroen e6enfdus
rerI6obsn.
SSrau Ratipn bislt ipGbrenb bes
8erb0rs mebrere Heoen, tpobei lie ben
Ri9ter coniequent nit vgrur Dis
fpnor" anreoste. Sie bebauptets, i'm
@sfansniB our6 Giearettenraud pers
giftet poroen al Iein. SRI. Wtaoeline
Soutbaro unD SSrau Gbriit ipuroen
gesen Yiirsihaft bon is $500 aus Der
!Saft entlailen. ! Die Bertbeipigung
iuiro rpabrI6einlicb Die 8erleeing bes
pro5ehes Dor einen anoeren Ri9ter
beantrdden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
GGjwercr SubUauiaa.

Sranciscp, Sal, II. 5e6r.
Ser 0itlidb ieGrsnoe SGnau5us Der
iiibl6sn Taciiicbubn, Der geitern nm
10 llbr Wprsens bon bier ubfubr, lit
leBte Ha6t b;i NliGs Greet, gtep.. rsrz
unsliidt. Der 0ei5er uno orsi PaNaz
giere limb um's 2ebcn 9stommen. Der
3usiiibrer, 9rtomptipfiibrer, 5lpei
Poitelsrts unb elm paiiasi!r purpen
perleht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
Wlisr. be Yeiunics tuot.

Snpianapolis, s Sno., %. Sebr.
Der @eneralpitar Der 0i0SeIe BON
Snoianapolis, Rep. 9luguit be gsTpz
ntas.. 1T bier beuts am 81. Sctrestnge
iciner BrieiteripeiGe 9eltprbsn. Gr
ipurOe por SO Sobren in Srantreih
sebpren uno tam i'm Sabre 1889 ais
Na9folger oes sritsn Yiibofs bon
Sincennes, Snb., nud glmerita. Gr
mar 10 Sabre lang unter ben cSnoia=
nern ttati9 uno mar unter YrdIibeut
Eplt poitmsiiter con 2eopclo, perrp
Gountp, Suo. Sm Sabre 1857 fam
er ned Snoianapolis, po opr einsm
Sabre iein e0jdbriees Yrieiteriu6i=
ldum sefcisrt nurOe. Sm Sabre 1884
iourOe sr bur6 Foplt SEQ ben 9rsis
3ebnten 6um rOmiifsn Yrdlaten err
nannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26

\
Oed uno man glaubt, buB piele in
ibren aojen ertrunten limb. Die erlte
Na6ri6t bon benz llnsliid traf beute
Wtorgen I'm 7 ll6r 80 Ntinuten bier
Elm uno balo nchber fam cine Soptz
lGouna geretteter Pdi1agiere uno lin
terbedmten am WaizOpd an. Sdlepz
per ipuroen iofrri nu9 oem S6auz
plaBs be5 ungliits abgei6idt, Die je<
61b, als lie am Wrdd antamsn, telne
umbertreibenoen 2ei9eu fanosn. Gine
Nn8ahl Grtrtntenoer puroen ppn
italienilben SSiIcbern gerettet uno Die
Se.4en 3lpeier reiBer Srauen, oreier
@binelen unO zines Sdpdners puroen
cur6 S6lepper bierbergebraht. Die
Su9e na9 peitsren Spfsrn lit ben
gcn5en Gag binour6 fortgelest lporz
ben. 9lus alien pon ben Seretteten
gemadten Ingaben geG. 6erpor, odb
Die Sffi5tere rubig uno faltbliitig ipaz
rem uno nit 10 penig 9(ufregung lpie
mDgli9 ibre Sefeble gaben. 8apitGu
Waro, Der, ais bas Sfiff auffubr, an
9ed rar, CAB ben auf Wa6e beflnbz
li9en Matroien ipfprt 8sfebl, bufiir
5u iOr9en, baB Die PaHueiere 10 lhnea
lpie m0gli6 naf Dem 9orperoed gss
lhafft piirceu. gu gleider 3eit sab
Der Quurtiermeiiter elm Seueraldrms
Signal unb binnsn flint Wtinuten pas
rem ale WannIhaften auf ibrem Pos
item. Sa Der Oampfer, nahoem er
auf benz Selien aufsslaufen, fiinf5ebn
Wtinuten lang feline aufredte Gage
innebielt, 10 mar Der llmfang oes
S4aoens. ben er erlitten, ni6t feitsu>
ltellen. Sroboem CAB 3apitdn Worp,
Der als erfabrensr Sesmann Die Gez
fdtr mertte, in Der bic 200 an 8Orb
bsfinolifen Wteni4en ibpebten, gez
febl, Die Hettungsbopte berab5ulafien.
DGbreno Der erItsn Is Minuten, mad
Dem Iuflaufen bes Shiffes berrl9te
teine grpbe 8ernirrung, als aber bann
Der Bug oes Sampfers p!Oblidh nies
oeridnt, itiir5te 9llIes ben Hettungsz
bocten su. 3pei 9Opte tparen bersits
berab9elaien uno anbere lpurpen 10
raid pie m0glicn in 9ereitIcbaft 9e>
IeBt. gDesen oes oi9ten Nebels mar
nuh tein Signal ben ben Gebensrets
tun9szStationsn bemertt poroen. Sin
Boot, lpelhes unbeihdoigt bonn Oam=
pier ipegtam, entbielt Die folgenoen
pcrionen: Srau &iplep, 96srmdIbis
Nit Serlifep. 2. Offi3isr Gosblan.
5rant Sramp. S.. 81. RuKell, pribois
nsiiter gorgg, Wuiler5isber .. Game,
Auartiermeilter 81. Wiatbieien uno
Gapitdn Se6t bon Der bsutI6sn Wa-
rine, Sieiss Boot fam unbeI6dbist
BON benz iintsnbsn S9iiis neg unb
bl;eb in Der HGbe Inn BEL Der 2ettung
Der i'm Naher Sreibenoen bsbalflip
81 letn.
Sin dnosres Yrot, nclhss ben 8.
Sffi3isr Sollano uno $. s.. Carpenter
entbielt, nurOe, natoem es bonn DAM
pier ipeggetomm:n mar, bis oiht ur=
ter Den Bug oefelben ssriKsn. g(ls
Die SpiBe pes 9ampfers iid ientte,
ipurre pas tleine Boot BON perIel6sn
setroffsn uno ent5psi sei1ld9eu. Die
slpei SSniaiIen bss goDtes blieben unz
rsrlebt uno i9nammen gsrabe nod
re4t5eitig melt 9enus lpsa um niebt
ton eem ourb oas Sinfen pes Oams
piers perurlabten Wirbsl erfaBt gu
ipcroen. Gdrpenter ipurDe bon pem
pbtu erlrGbnteu Snote serettet. Sol,
lano lit pabrT9einlib ertrunten.
Sine 9ln5abl itullenii6er Slider,
Die 9eraoe bsute Wurgeu ausgefabren
paren, IaGen nas Sinten pes Oomz
piers unD eiltsn 10 raid lpie m0siicb
berbei, um Siilfe Su leiIten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
g hiutrc gran.

0efier, SnO., 16. Sebr.
5rau Sobn Sorban, Die oaS rieiige
Gepibt rrn ,676 Yfunb bate, lit
teuts, brei Nleilen n5roli9 BON ber,
am Stla9fluB giIturbsh. sic l0ar
bic U,utter ppu Il Ninbern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26

A,,srtuen.

- NAl Z
Wouute 900
Muuate......... G0)
2ocul RottJeu:
5Hr iebe Seiie Yrsu.sr Oosy OGrtu Taum. Sa3
erlte MAI l5@euts.
Seirntbs. uno 5obesou1eigcn init Sprira
$3.50; obue SprudD slOo.
saseieeu bic BEN Settle Der tltBoiiidsu 8irib.
.nlpiSer Ho, iuoeu teiue Nuiuahms.
Nn3et8eu iCnoe nsau ipGtes
teas am Wtontas Ytur.
9cu cin.
Jpb=slrbsitsu aller slrt prompt mo Oiilig
aiisgefnbrt.
Sffiee: Ode Der 6. mo ,Sowa=Strage.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
9 d ipeis
8srn. 20. ashr

Bern 20 6ebr.
Der 6iefss ameritaniids GeIanote
Sobn u. u. 2sii1man. Der tiirslicb
gum gladfolser pes ameritanilpsn
Gsiagoten Oscar g, Straus in Sons
itontinppsl ernannt puroe. bat beute
bem YrGiioenten Yrennsr iein Abbs.
yaiunSsiArsi6sn siuSsrsi4t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
3citaWgSuiiies pcrbranut.
Wcttc Ymitamoe in &anias.

9eopenportb, &ans.. 10. Ssbr.
Srau Role 6uoion. Satin osS
Wirtbss Sobu 9uoion in Dem IA
MsiIsn bon 9isr sItisrntsn WilpcOo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
Srlduoii@e Tranmc.

" 10 y y y 1T IJNVK'
Die Stride Sranspual 8rigabs"
perdnltdltete beute 2l6enD au G6ren
bon Wtaior Sobn Mc9ribe unb Maube
Come in Der Wuiitssltdbemie cine
@erlammlung. Wtaior WtcSrioe belt
cine faBsrfiillte 9tepe segen Gnglonb,
pas nHeih Der SSle", nie er es
ndnnte. sri. Some briidte Die Soff=
nung aus, baB Der Sreibeitstampf Srz
lambs, balO 81 einem giinltisen @nbs
tpmmen iperoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
s ia I n.

u 0 m, u. Sebr.
Gs riro in gsipiien 8reiIen beriis
6srt. baB i'm nGd)iren GoniiItorium
Wisr. Martinelli, Der pGpitli6s Dele
sat 81 Wdibinstpn ben rptbsn 9ut er.
halten ipiro, ells NaAfclser Marti.
nslli's in Hdibington wirp Der sesen'
pdrtise slpoltpliibe Delesat fiir Ga.
naba, Gr3biidof 0iomsbe JalcOni
genannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26

cfiiee: Gde Der 6. uub SO,passtrabc.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-29
Miss Wrlgbt's Poems

The individual poems Of Floreuce May
Wright Of Salem did not dazzle readers
when they appeared singly, scattered in
newspapers or magazines; but in q
collection their bTilliancY shines out as
a revelation. This maiden effort When
Love is New" printed for private cir
culatiOn only, will certainly introduce
Miss Wright 10 larger world OF readers,
aud add fame 10 our City aud State a.
we'll az 10 the author. Love poems OF
such perfect purity and marvellous
sweetness have not appeared in many
years on the Pacific Coast, and nothing
like them Orequal 20 them in cOllec
tion by any one writer has ever appeared
ia the United States. In simple ex-
Quisiteness aud radiance Of passion they
surpass Ella Wheeler Wilcox, whose
poems Of sentiment have always a.
artificial quality, while here Is the thrill
of reality ielt in reading Burns. As a
ginger for humanity, expressing the
enthralling dominion Of the tender pas.
sion, il viii be fouHd difficult 10 surpass
Miss WFight's best work. Where In
Euglish literature can We find a pro-
duet from the pen Of 20 young q writer
/ that matches her TriOlet, When Love
is New, A Day Of Hope, But in Dream,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-29
Margaret Barry.

After hearing Margaret Barry, Eu
gene Field, the child's poet, wrote her,
and among other things said, 81 sat
satisfied and content, as by the fireplace
with the logs cracking and the pleasant
preparations for supper going on in the
adjacent kitchen. II was treat in
deed" Miss Barry has been receiving
the most wonderful press econiums ever
written about any artist, for her great
versatility, and intelligent conception OF
the works OF various authors. 1t is just
possible that this city may be favored
by a visit from her, and Is such should
prove true, we will have the pleasure OF
hearing Sheridan, Barrie, Shakespere,
Hugo, Restand, Lytton, Browning, Kip.
ling, Twain, Field and Riley read by the
foremost reader Of the day.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-29

The Flower of Love, The Ghost OF Love
Past, Apart, Answer, and Poverty2 We
would be pleased il any reader would
send us their counterpart. The last
named poem is the best treatment OF
the theme after Burns that is in print,
and reveals that the writer is child
reared not in ailluence but acquainted
with depr ivations. In deed Miss Wright
has had no advantages of wealth or
education, beyond the culture acquired
in home Of parents of limited means.
Miss Wrights poems are on sale at
Patton Bros. bookstore. Only 25) copies
were printed, in blue and heavy deckel
edge paper. All are numbered, contain
the Authors signature and portrait, and
copies will some day he esteemed a rare
treasure unless her talents are belied by
the evidence Of poetic genius con
tanned in this little volume, so modestly
offered at 25.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-29
Beware Of Ointments for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell aud completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surface. Such articles
should never be used except on pre-.
scriDtions from reputable physicians, as
the damage they will do is ten fold 10
the good you can possibly derive from
them. Hall's Ca'arrh Cure, manuiac.
tured by r. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo,
o.. contains no mercury and IL taken in.
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF TIE system. In
buying HALLS Catarrh Cure be sure you
get the genuine. IL Is taken internally,
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by +. j.
Cheney x Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bot
tie.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-29
MISS ROSS MeHAN OF BUTTE:
How After Two Years She Found a
Remedy for Dandruff.

Miss Rosa McAhan, OF 2ll West
Quartz street, Butte, Mont, says: "Her.
picide has thoroughly cleansed my scalp
OF dandruff, which was entirely COW
cred and it has stopped my falling hair.
have tried many different preparations
in the past two years, but none took
effect except Newbro's Herpicide." Dam
druff is a germ disease and Herpicide is
an iniallIble destroyer of the germ Ode.
stroy the cause you remove the effect"
Kill the dandruff germ. Ask your
druggist for Herpicide. II is a delight
ful dressing; allays itching; makes the
hair soft as silk.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-29
PERSONALS

II. II. Turner is in Portland today.
Mrs. w. ]. Steele has gone TO Miller.
Mrs. Aurlng has gone TO Portland.
l.. II. McMahcn is in Portland today.
Miss Mary Kavsnsgh has gone to
GerVais.
Prof. II. F Robinson has returned to
Portland.
Mrs. George Black is visiting friends
at Portland.
Mrs. W. 4. Martin is visiting friends
at Portland.
g. Il. Moores Of Oregon City has re-
turned home.
Mrs. q. < Skirver has gone to her
home al Turner
Mrs N. A Jacobs has returned to her
home at Portland.
Miss Anna Lundgrin is visiting rela.
tives in Portland.
Miss Mollie MARKHAM has returned to
her home at Silverton,
Jesse George has gone TO Gladstone
Park for few days.
Hon. +. X. Matthew of Champoeg
was in the city yesterday.
Mira. A. S. Brasheld has returned to
her home in Portland.
Miss Hoitense Kimba has returned
home from Portland.
Miss Lola Chitwood has returned TO
her home at Damascus.
Miss Claire Chad wick has returned TO
her home at Colfax, Washington.
Miss Nettie Ream and Mis- Mau Por.
ter OF Aumsville have returned home.
Mrs. Clarence Baringer and Miss Ala
Baringer are visiting relatives at Butte
Vile.
Mrs. @. w. LAGRANGE and Miss Della
LaGrange are visiting friends at Spo-
kane.
Master Waldo Caufield OF Oregon City
10 Y sIting at the home Of George Girls
void.
Miss Helen Calbreath has returned
from an extended visit with friends In
Portland.
Miss Alice Lacox has re turned from
two weeks visit with Miss Winnie Cher
rington at Dallas.
Mrs. g.. w Bigham of Corvallis is Wis.
lting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Q. |
Winner Of OF this city.
Miss Faye Rosenstein OF Portland who |
has bSen visiting Miss Agnes Gilbert |
has returned home.
Mrs. Il. Harding, Mics Amy Harding |
and Miss Nellie Prudy OF GerVais we're |
IN the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. DAlgleish OF Portland |
who have been visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Boothley have returned home.
AT07
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-29
Whaf shaIl Ne Have or Dessrl :

This question arises In the family
every day. let US answer Il today.
Try Jell-O. a delicious and healthful
dessert. Prepared Ia two minutes
No bOlllngl no baking. simply add
boiling water and set 20 cool Fla
YOrs Lemon. Orange. Raspberry and
Strawberry. Get a package at your
grOceTs today. 10 cts.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-29
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painful, smarting, nervous feet and in
growing nails, and instantly takes the
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Aliens Foot-Ease makes tight or new
shoes feel easy. 1t is a certain cure for
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"