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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
@attrr ors sunu. sSater sdmit tubt.

Nrou Nntnurtnu Gdmtt, geborene
Rnemel ron 81. 0DultlS, Sa., Wtuts
VI bs5 tpdm. Batter Sdmtt Don ct.
SspIep5's HioQc, Wis., itarb am Der
flpiiensn SamSta9 Abeno mad LANCER
8rantbeit inIol0e zines &re6Ies. Die
8erItprbsne mar gu 8er6ur9 tm GU
rsm6ur0ii6eu i'm Sabre 1927 gsbo@
rem, tam 1854 no9 4merttGt unb
6%etrat0Cte 6errn Nic Sfmit I'M Sabre
1856 al ct. SonatuS. Der Gbe ent@
iprangen neun &inDer, BON peltsn
pier iiberleb:u uGmlih: Jruu Satbae
rina PbtItpp5 gu ct. Gdtbortnu
(8ing. Co., Peter unA HitolauS in
ct. 0onutu8. ReU. [. i. S6mit,
gforrer 3u Ct. SoIepb'a &ibge, BiS.
g(u1 iiberle6en bic 8eIGpiiter Wfite
anepel gu RemIeH, ga, l;nO Sobam
auepel, SuQ, Stone So, Sd., IoIpie
9etsr an 8uapclougb, Dubuque 60,
Su., nsbit elmer SdpeItsr 5rau Gliiaz
beth @blin0er BON ct. 0onatu8, Sd.
9ie 8erItorbene mar cine brape, tas
tbolii6e Satin unb Mutter. Sic lit
paG6reno % Sabre an einem 8allenz
itein, infOlgeoeiien Ii6 Elm 2ebertrebs
einiteQte. Sine operation purDe Dor
flint Monaten porgenommen, tOnnte
jeOo6 nur ous Qeioen etpaa srleihz
tern, Oa Der &rsb5 6sreit5 81 ipeit
bprgsI9ritttn mar. Die 8eeroigung
fano am 9ien8tog MorQen Inn 1C
ll9r gu ct. 9onatuS itatt. Den
trauernOen 9tnterbliebenen unier
bsr3li1es 8eileiO. M0qa bic eotle
0eritorbene ruben in Sri!Den!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
SpiBen=G nrlanac.

Wir baben Die 9reife auf bisIen Bee
I6nitten, im lie auS5upertdufen, ba
mir nur Icl6e balten ppleH, DON lpsIs
chen mir prsi paar BADEN.
3fpei Paar Cream Rotting6am 8prs
hGnge, 81 CARDS lang, 40 Sou peit,
nit tapeo @den, fparen 75c per
paar iebt SAC
l Saar feline, psiBe 8prbdnge, 81
Ddros lang, SO 3pa melt, nit feIten
Gtsn, paren 1925 per Paar, iebt
i1ur $1.59
WtuIfer bon lueiBen Spibenz@ orbdn=
gen, so SOD nett, "a Sol lang, nit
tapeO @d2n, ie 1876
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
yin 2auoiu@er.

Gir baben oil 100, 900 Nder por;iiglider
SarnIz QGnbereien in Miuuciota NIB Glib:
Satota 81 4reiieu Don s. bis s21 pro ELDER
St perfnuien.
GbeuiollS cine Sarm DON ! 900 g(der nit
gutter @ebduoeu.
Sin 5arm uon 40 @fsr, i6lnmtlid culti.
pirt, nit 9uteu @ebGubeu.
Gin li6 gut sablenbsS 6otel mo .oubsreS
Tauii= ulo StnOtetsehtblm entipeoer 81 per-
tanfen ODER 81 uertaulnGl.
gitte bel ms uorSuiprehm NIB mir pers
ben Sbrsu @auideu eltlpre9M.
SpBa Vter Il Co.,
@rnlbei9entbum uub GeriiGerlmeS N9eut,
352 SiebeHte StruBe, dubuque. sSsipG.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
Sarbise &leiorrmaaren fur bas Tribs
iabr 1901.

Wette ietcene unb pouene gbeds 1iir
sas Srii1iabr, blau, grim unb
braun, per Warb 25e
56s5ba., i9peres, mtteo, graues Gbes
blot, SIPS G6epiot, per YarD s1.0O
42.50l, 9roues Senetian, unisr $1.0O
SuG, per Yarb 75e
Seine gang moaene latin finii6sb @e,
nstIanS, in bellsn S6dttirunqen,
roia, oope, grau, braun, fran3Diis
ides glal, napD uno Gator, per
War0 -. SOC
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
Mn Nac. bic es angebt unb babel
eineu Quten @iQeu baben.

@ir treten bierburb nit eiuem erprobteu
Mitiel gegen bic lurbtbare rGruntiu1t
Sruutbeit" Dor SaS 6ublitmn. Gem Wtittel
baben mir ben pdneuben Nauaer 'Nova
Vita Sescbeu, ba es Sie Strait beiitt, ein
neueS gebcn III i6aIieu. @S lpirft Dor allem
ouf bic 8erbouungSz rnb s(usi6cioung5.
Srsaue. 2Sirb in bieIen pieosr Srbnuu9
eeitbaIlt, bauu idminbet SoS umlatiirltde
&erlausen uuD 9~eiiliacn @etrGntei. Gn
ben Sdlleu, in welhen eS, inter Der peri6ns
ltden Nuiii6t beS 9tsp. 81. g. Geder, ail9e=
menbet ,uurOe, bat es iWneli NIB eriol9rei6
sewirtt.
Sene, mclbc BEN euteu gStIeu uidtbobeu,
siu ueues Qeber au;ufangeu, iulb irenlbli6it
eriuht, eteie gn;eise uidt ;l beritfIidtiseN.
Cine Slaibe rstdt fires Sage. Prets 5000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
MurkthertaJtr
Snr ben 8roSUcrfauf.

OubuQue, ben os. Sch.
@etreioe 9eu, MsBL etc.
@aier: 2j@21c.
Soru: 30631c.
@erlte: 3O-50c per 8uibel.
Mc88eu: 45-50c per guiBel.
Nsu: S 9.00@11.0O
@ebl: Fatent, $4.2O@4.G0; itrai9bt,
"a. 00@4.4O.
&leie: $14.00.
gutter, 0ieruuo Sd E.
Ser: 14@15c per Sueeub.
&Itter: Oairp, 1G@1sc p.Efunb Cream.
erp, 21@22c.
&aie: Jtabm : Saie, 1870; srit, 1876;
NIud, l5c.
Groceries. etc.
NeiS: &c per 9Siuuo.
Sobnen: Ssbite Nuup, 50. % per Sni6el.
Trii9teuub Gemae.
3wiebelu: $3.50 per @uibel.
Hrbieu: soc per EuIbel.
&raut: 50C-$1 90 per Oneeno.
aepfel: S2.75@G.00. per Barrel.
&ortoiteln: 30@32c per Suigel.
%ieb.
Gtiere: S3.75@4.OO.
Ntnber: S3.O0@3. so.
8ibe: $2.50Q3. 90.
&Glber: 81 .0005.0 90.
SriiblilgSs &Glnmer: S3.00-3.50 (.
Shpeine (aui Dem Sup: $4.90@5.00 per
bunoert qiunb.
GefliSel: &c.
Gieb (geI6labtet).
NinoRet16: &c per 4iumo; Gtiiber.
7ic per Giuub.
S6aifleii6: S6afaeiI6, lie; Sammsls
feii6, 10ac.
@sfii9el: Siibuer, 8 Gents per Fiuna.
Nroui IONS.
GerauderteS Sleii9: S9iuteu, 10@10!c;
Spet, 11fc.
S6mai;: 74c.
9Obleu: Sarttoblen, $500 per Come.
Sol5: Gutes @iGenbols. 4.50@$4.75 per
Sorbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
Gcne iarbise SciocnfnHe fir @aiifs.

Gorbeo Woiit Seireuitpffe in roia,
l%ocenosr, neue 5ar6en in psuu be
Sole, pr Yarb $1.OO
Hcue Qeftr.ifte SpibenIeibenitoIIe,
n ne Sp BEN unb ieioene Straifens
foffe in frdn3DiiIG:m 8lau, aeIsz
Ga, ROTH r~oIeHfar6ig, 3urquoiIe;
gIe'9 SITE SeioenitoFfen I'M Grs
f9snen unO in Ter Qualitdt, per
0aro SIPS
24=3Dq. 5Ouluros, grall, roIenfdrbig,
nabD uno braun, per 0arb . 75r
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
Gbicogp, ben %. 6e6.

eplc0go, oell ~. 6eo.
@el,en-
Sebrnar: 74a@74s.
WGrS: TAI @74e.
Wal: 7G@7Gt.
Sorl-
Stbruar: 39s@39s.
Wai: 4Og@418.
Safer
Ssbrltar. 24E@24s.
Mal: 25s@25t.
Yisbmarft.
Shmeiue-
Sdwere, So. 35@5.52 /,
Shwere, roube, So. 1905 So.
SeI6te, S.. 30M5.47.
Semii6te, 50. 30@5.47.
Sleb-
Grtra Riubpieb, So. 6O@5.9 (.
Suites, s., 10@5.50.
Disadvantages bis 9utcS, s4.45@5.O0
Ginfa6e Sorte, 81. G0@4. 55.
@lte bis ausgemGbIte &eras Stiere, $500
04. 80.
SIN 9seiien gefiitterte Stiers, S4.25@5. so.
&iibe, 81. 50@4.35.
Jtmoer, SO. 75@4.5 so.
lnlen nu6 O6ien, So. 50@4.95.
6aIber, S4. 80.
Sdaie-
9eeltlide QGmmer, So. 2J@5.20.
Giuheimiide 2Gihmer 81. 25M5.25.
@eitli6e S6aie, S3.25@4.G go.
Giubsimii6e Sdafe, s2.75@4.G0.
prooifiouen.
Sdweiueleiih-
Nebruar: S14. 00@14.00.
Wfai: S14. 07s@l4.17t.
S6mals-
Sebruar: S7.45@7.47t. 4
Wtai: 7.52@7.55.
RippeiI-
Sebrlar: S7.07@7.07.
Wai: $7.07@7.12.
Sla6siamen-
SebrIar: $1.61.
Wai: 81 so.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
Mcb. &roearr Oh!

StourG ttp, Sa., Is. Sebr.
Sbcmds O'9prman, Der tatboliI6:
8ii6pf BON Siios9 atDta, bat Dem be-
tanntsn prieiter Seiler rs. Srueger
in einem Sriefe aueetiinbi9t, DAB er
tbm pas aeGt, Wteiie gu leisn ents
aieben fperbe, fans sr nit ieinen Guren
nift bis gu sinem beItimmten 3eitz
punt aufGDre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
4aniaS IarmlanD.

Gute qaubersien I'M iiiolideu Mittel. &an,
las fir Sarmen NIB Gieb;ubt, in benz SBeile
pou aauias, pel6sr bas bette geaiier, brsi
fotbclii6e Sir6en uIb uoaig 6iieubabneu
bat. &ier gibt es CUTE GrHteu, 9utss Glima.
Ser gder SIS bel i6nel ;uuebmenoeu Trsiz
len. S6reibeu Gle I'M etn BUD betitelt
''Out there in Kansas" NIB nm weitere
austuuit oil Srans @einibeut, %Siusmau,
RduS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
M6tung, beutj6e &atbGlifen!

gu elmer %bliibenoeu oeuti6en tat6olii6eu
@emeinoe in Glib atota lit cine quite Gie=
le9eubeit, NM eiIeu @enerals Stors un,u=
legeu. Sud- iii III oerielbm @emsiube Elm
SottleroeI6dit gu psrfaufen. Rur beutIde
6atboliten brduhm Npplitntion 81 ma6en.
lin nabere Nustuuit peuoe man lid an:
Rep. y. j., care Catholic Qriutin9 80,
Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
GDmmt unO fautt 9anS!

Woriou Suuctiou, Glib Satota bat nod
ME cine Teblernte oeiebeu. Srsenb Giuer,
Der benefit, bah uuIer Goben nibt pouitGll.
big 10 gut lei ME ir9enbwo IN Soma, fam
pom benz llnterSeIbneten iein ReiIe9elo na6
NIB BON SitosOafota perlan9en. l~lnIere
beuti6e @emeiltoe lit rii6ri9 lnlb edit tatbos
lid. 9tGhites 6riibiabr wiro cine Sdule
tilr $4,000 erbaut meroen. I'M HGhereS pens
bet sud uu: &eu. =. @rabig,
y Fiarrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
0eoet frebsIhaoea.

SD smpreble bisrlnlt Stroop's bcri5mte,
pentide 9ulper. SteielbeH beilcu ieoen
mod nibt auisebrodenem Sisbs ioipobl
iunerli& ais Guberli9. allen, Die perbd6s
tige @eltmiilite ionic Gu1 Magenleis
BEN unb QeberT6ahen babel, limb birie
Pulpsr~ bsioubers %empiohlen. Ssgcn Ndbe!
rem .5eppliiie etc. aoreilire man;
SD 10 ar b 8. Bceoiua
ct. aucas Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
Yrniciiur i. o.. aubner,

Srqaniit an Der bieiigsn Gatbsbrule,
pirO heute, 9ienstag @beno, unter
Mlitpirfung BON SRI. Soa Nt. @rant
rnO 9rpf. q. St. Changer i'm 8antz
uno 4er7tderung5z GebGuOe Elm Pianus
Recital 9e6en. NIs Die erIte Sele9enz
Eett, BEL pelber Prpf. 8ohner bier in
Dubuque III Die SefFentli6teit tritt,
pirD oteielbe DeionpersS SutereiIe er>
reden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
farm 81 ~bsrfanien uoer gu uesmir=
t9eu.

Sine woblbebnute Sarm Don 1Sl ader,
81 Oteilem iiio0tlib uOn Dubuque geIeseii,
aae uotbwenbigen anBen9ebGnoe uno uoai9
iiub AMI Der Sarm %porbanosn. ,3iuei
fatbolii6e &ir1en iiub naGe. ~. Wtan
lpenbe iib an: s. s.. Otter, ots0 Dubuque,
NninniS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
Sprr6t nnr!

@ir Iino IN Der &age, Sic mt alien
Sorten @aenwaaren, 9efen. Seppi=
den. Matten uno Seltua su perisbeu.
ole BON lsitenoen Sabrifanten aemaht
unb sesen goar 9etauft. pslde mir su
Yrsiien anbieten. bic ipnit nirgenos
ane.bpten tperoeH t0nnen.
Sames 2ebi & e 0.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
ssarm BON 100 Wdcr III aerianien

iunerbalb orei Weilen Don elmer beuti1en
tatbolii6eM &ir6e. RreiS per @der e25 iu
lei6teu acknowledgements ooer ge9en
gaor. Mau i6reibe III Gnglil6 al y. 3.
Trawer llS, Mount EeruoM, Nto.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
&aiclanblnme

Ssrr 9loiS 6aiel, No. 154? GIap. SiraBe,
Subtauc, Sopa, bat tets eine pouitGucige
Nusipabl einheimiiher unb iinportirter 6Gie.
lcrtet porrdtbie. auswdrtise TeiteQungen
weroet prompt belorgt. Freislilte ,Diro oui
Werlohgen gerne ;ugeianSt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26

N. B. So.GeI, wefGc lem Soier Ser Grunfiuhi
lnrge gebEtoIgt Aabclb 10 bah oaS llebsl ais CSitt inS
W!ut hset9e lauatn III. uG0 oas obige Mittel btytiiS
ttr s'pet lJtonate geluiiieubatt gebrautt bateu, iudre
81 10 ben. oaB ic geiuIiie Ellsn uebmer. ,pcl1e BON
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
Safcts nnD Gapes.

Sadets fir ainber 4, 6, 8, 10, tpert6
Bis 1898 S9s
$500 YIuib Gapes fir Dumen, 27
3ol lang, lineD uno intsrlinsO
flr mir 1898
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26

@eialSene @ull= SGuts: go. IL GeutS +;
No. 2, 6 Gents.
Srii6 gelalSene GolbDGute: go. /. 81
Gents No. 2, 8 Gentaa
Sals: SO. l, 4Geutss no. 2, 81 Gents.
S0aisieQe: $1.00.
GrD Scne, $1,000 per Come; mineral,
S24 pei 2~ouieuo gl0d Sad, Sl0@9S per
Come.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
: EO(.,EHB - = SONS
@ase orr 10. r,,n astui,, strnHr.
9th OerfauI uoN aap1 6elunoerem Jntere(e.

Sic Ta5ri'antcu bascu rbru unicrc yrasiabrs seiccaHuEe abses
ltsfsrt ,uslte 81 orm mOslidft nicOrisrn Maritpreiis sefanft
'murosn. lluir @usmagl III ncu, ou unier Eager im Ictten
Ssrbfc non sicbcu scfcgt muroe. gDr ,eisen uemc Gspebe no
5arben. seinnSsrs a%ssrtbFoHe baben mr in i9mar,sr Jarb..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26

--2ius9du &c MOlO, 9ampf6ei3una,
PlumbiH9 uRo Cement, 472 Maiuz
StraBs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
Muua aoita Remrnu Gnmpanu,
Wilpmifee. 9Ni5.

So6a6tun95ppu
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-08-31
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

Robertson & Wilder have moved
their law offices to the Stangenwsld
building, Merchant street, rooms
5O206. 207, second foe 16-lw
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-09-19

I have already spoken of the high per-
sonal esteem In which hold EIciliniey.
In this moment of sorrow / can add
nothing to either"
MIR. Bryan asked the Associated Press
for the latest news from the presidents
bedside, and added: I'm the event OF
his death | Shall have something more
to say"
Later when the committee of the
Carter III. Harrison league at whose
picnic Mr.. Bryan WAS to have spoken.
announced the demonstration had been
abandoned Colonel Bryan, in a voice
that shook With emotion, read the fol-
lowing:
II most cordially commend your ac-
lion in abandoning the contemplated
demonstration. We are all oppressed
by the grief which has fallen upon the
nation. We have 40 spirit for u par
tisan meeting at this time, for partisan
ship is swallowed up i'm an universal
sorrow. Political controversies and the
prizes and disappointment which at
tend them dwindle into insigniticance
when we stand in the presence of the
tragedy which seems likely to rob the
nation of it's chief executive. We all
feel the humiliation that our country
has suffered, and our hearts are With
the lovely woman from whom foul ana
brutal assassination is taking one of
the most faithful and tender husbands.
Whether the heroic struggle ends fla i
tally, as we now fear. or in his restol-
alton to health. as we pray it will, you
/; have acted wisely
MIR. Bryan Yves accompanied by
Mayor Harrison to the Burlington de-
pot. and at 1:30 p. M. he departed for
Lincoln Neb.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-09-19
WASHINGTON MouRNs.
People Stayed Up All Night In the Ma
tluutl .CunItal

Washington, Sept. IA The white
house received Il telegram from Sec
,etary Corteiyou announcing that the
president died at 2:l5 this morning.
lhe official announcement received
at the white house at 2:25 is as follows:
Buffalo. Sept ll.-Colonel S. Il.
Montgomery, Executive Mansion.
Washington: The president died at
4 quarter past . O'clock this morning.
George IL. Cortelyou.''
When The blow fen and the official
announcement came That President
Mckinley had passed away at 2:15
c'N!oeiS the crowds which had been on
thu slree.s restessly and sorrowfully
awaiting news of the end retired for
,l!e night, as had all the government
officials save a few clerks at the state.
war aiRl navy departments. Secretary
Hay ilad given directions as to what
should be done. and Acting Chief Clerk
Martin and other employees. as soon as
they received official confirmation OF
the news Immediately sent cable
grams to each and every United States
ambassador, minister and charge
Whore these We're absent from the!4,
posts notifying them that President
Mckinley died at 2:15 o'clock this
morning and instructing them to so
ihtcr!n the governments to which they
are accredited.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-09-19
MGR. .REL.ASp,s TRIBUTE.
st. Paul prela,o prniscs the Departed
President,

President.
st. Paul, Mimi, Sept. 14.-Upon re-
ccipt of the news of President MclSin-
iey's death Archbishop John Ireland
dictated The following statement to the
Associated Press:
The nation NOUNS. Well may she
mourn. she has lost her chief magis-
trate, whom she loved so dearly, in
whom she SO willingly rcposed her
pride. William Mckinley is now dead.
Ills memory will live down the ages
as that of one of the most worthy to
have been the president of the republic
OF t'le United States. | knew him
closely; | esteemed linn: 1 loved him
He was true man. honest, pure OF
morals generous minded. Conscientious.
religious. He WAS the noble citizen,
pload of being q son of the people.
brave on the battlefield amid his coun-
try; peril. Jealous of its glory. UNI
sNerNingly loyal to its homer ana it,;
Interests. He WAS the typical president
o. tine republic-large minded in his
Vision of the questions bearing upon
the country's fortune-resolutc in using
The authority for What seemed to him
its better veal; read as the leader of
y self governing people to hearken to
the popular voice and. SO far rs prin-
ciplc and conscience permittcd, obey it's
l'si!cStS. eNeil 10 lfe Gacfiilce ~ ms
personal View. Political opponents diff
Tered from him in matters of public
rclicy; they did not. they could not
nistrust his sincerity. OF his spirit of
justice and patriotism.
William Mckinley is now dead,
stricken down by the hand of a Vile
assassin. This makes the nations sor-
row doubly deep. For to sorrow Is
added shane-silan before her own
eyes. before those of the world. that in
this land of civil liberty there SHOULD,
RaNe been found y man so overwholm-
ingly bad as TO murder her president.
la murder him who served so we'll hi
fellow men. 10 murder him who cher
ished so tenGelly the free institutions
Of America
In our hour OF sorrow we turn to
the God of nations and commend &c
him our country"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-09-19

tdent a complete change in the executive
administration OF the government would
cnsue When MIR. Roosevelt would take
the oath OF office vas wholly matter of
conjecture
President Arthur took the oath ut 9
o'Slcel1 Il m. after The death of President
Garfield. ard in that case Justice Brady
Of New York administered the oath.
There is no requirement that the oath
shall be administered by justice of the
United States supry me court although
iaat procedure is adopted when circunl-
stances permit.
Without unseemy haste the members
Of the cabinet will tender their resigna-
tons. and the rev president will then b,.
free to initiate his own and choose lii.
own cabinet;
Shortly after midnight the presidents
hrea'hing was barely perceptibe Ills
Pulse had practically ceased and the eX
trsiili''es We're cold. 1T WAS recognized
that nothing rem,,iaed but the last strug-
gle, aud some of the friends of the family
Who had remained through the day began
TO leave the house. not caring to he pres
ent ut the final sccne.
Snch an intense state of anxiety existed
among the watchers that runners gained
irHuuent circulation that death had al
ready actually occurred. The arrival Of
th@ coroncr gave rise to one such runor
sttst Il TOO" pi BTGundieSS dispatches We're
sent saving that the end had come These
Weie si'eediis set mt rest by An official
Statement from within the house that the
reports OF death We're groundlcss. ans,
that the president stil lived.
Coroner Wilson said that he had been
ordered By the disrict attorney of the
county 10 go to the Alilburn residence as
soon as possible after the announce, men 1
OF death He had seen n reputable locill
paper issued with the announcement that
the president died at 11;o6 r. m. and had
hurried W. so that there would he no de-
lay in removing the body. He was Very
much chagl'ined when Dr. Mann met hin,
IT the door and told lin, that his services
We're not required and that he would 'c
notified when he was wanted. DIR. Nam,
said that the president was stil alive.
and that Dr. Janeway was examining the
heart action. There was really no hope.
hut they did not desire grusome itnticipl-
ton
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DETAILS or THE OPERATION.
Now York Medical Journsrs Desoriptio,
OF the Work.

New York. Sept, la,--The New York
Medical Journal. In its Issue this week
viii print the following account of the
operation upon President Mckinley fol-
day, This report is furnished by a But
falo physician who was present at the
operation.
Beginning with the arrival of the
president at the hospital, the account
says. the hospital Internes removed the
presidents clothing, ascertained the To-
cation Of the wounds and made ready
moned by telephone, DIR, Edward q,
Mann, administered one-fourth or n
grain OF morphine hyp0dermIoally,
which served q good purpose In alleyl-
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\ Changed Girl.

sang q ~ with deep "blue' eyes.
The "a put brown"
But left ti.cm like 10 summer skies.'
Attic lie changed her gown.
/ praised her SLENDER as the doe,"
He gave her malt extract,
And made her bosom ample grow,
quite matronly, In fact.
Her golden" hair he dyed to .black"-
Thank heaven it was not red.->
had 1t hanging down her back.
He put II up instead,
She left me pale" he made her blush-
With ample cause. I'm sure.
The liberties he took would flush
A mummy's cheek demure.
I sent her forth on dainty feet,
But she came back on small:
The wonder Is, SO young and sweet,
She kept her feet at all,
Na%, all OF this ] might have stood,
Without q word OF blame,
Had he, while changing, been so good
As Just TO change my name,
William Wallace Whiteleok In Frank Les,
lies Popular Monthly for September,
~-r, r-------e>or-e-------r--r-
The cures from tuberculosis which
Ara reported from ARIZONA show thai
that territory ID good tor something,
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BRYAN ~ SHOCKED.
Cancels Speaking Engagement ON Account
of President's Death.

Chicago. Sept. 14.-On the sorrowful
tidlngs from the presidents bedside
Colonel w. j. Bryan said last night to
the Associated Press:
Il cannot believe the PRESIDENTS life
Is TO end this way. 1t seems impossi-
bic | simply will not believe that he
can die from an assassin's bullet until
| hear that he has breathed his last.
w ni.e there's life there's hope"
Colonel Bryan arrived here from LIN
CON, Neb,, at $50 p m. over the BUR-
liagton road and was driven at once To
tlle sherman house, He WAS to have
addressed democratic meeting Satur-
day, but when he heard the news from
liuflaio, he said he would in all prob
ability leave for Lincoln this morning,
While Colonel Bryan was talking his
head was bowed and he appeared
greatly detected, Over and over again
he repeated the words; u cannot be-
lieve his life Is to end this way
u have already spoken of the horror
Of which ! regard the assasslns crime,
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By tho arrest of lpNe Annie Ness, The
l2-year-old cigaret victim. the New
York police haVe discovered that most
al the children of the east side, boys
and girls alike, are victims of the habit
and put N lile most I their time inhai-
Ing smoke. Those who are unable TO
buy the weeds pick The ends up off the
street,
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on!2 three families remain In the
1tuskii, commonwealth Of socialists IN
Georgia, and The PROJECT has apparently
iailet Their printinB OUTFIT Is adver-
Used to lle sold by the shepift on Au-
ghss ~ and The lard VIII go the same
vs. W Negtembe. ].
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OF tbs thirty-nine rulias princes of
Europe. twenty have no direct heir.
These INCLUDE the kings OF Saxony, Ba-
Nara and Nu.tterlberg the Grand
Dukes OF SAN Weimai', of MeclSlen-
burg SehMe.'in and lesse; the Dukes
vi SAKE Atcnburg ana Saxe-Coburg;
the Princes OF L.chtrnstsin-l.ippe and
Of both sel@sGzburgs, the c1a, OF Rus
STA. the emperor Of Austria and the
kings of ltalE, spain. Belgium and Ser
via
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-09-19

Moments tailofs are Invariably niGn.
Most of the tailor made dresses are
manufactured ~ men. y great London
firm has branches IA Paris ana New
York which turn out only THIS stvle OF
garment, men aeins All the Important
work. Worth woul.i not take an order
Tor 4 wooilen dress costing less than
$500 OF for = s3'll one under 5000 He
employed leo assistants
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mourning family and their !ntimat
friends We're left alone with their dis
tiiiguished dead