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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-04-04

g am so nervous! suffered 1 do! There
isn't well inch in my body. honestly believe my lungs
diseased, my chest pains so, but have cough.
weak at stomach and have indigestion terribly and
paptaon of the heart losing eh and this headache
and bakache nearly kills and yesterday had Mysteries
down all the time with pains in my groins and thghs-I
can't sleep, walk sit and blue oh goodness am simply
the most miserable of women"
This most vivid description of suffering with
prosration, caused by inflammation other
diseased condition of the womb.
No should allow herself to reach such perfection
of misery when there is need of it. Read about Miss
Willamson's and how she cured.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-04-04

"The Kansas crusade is spreading
"No~
"Yes; we have an old hen sitting on one
egg and irving to hatch it"-Ohio State
journal
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-04-04

Fact is stranger than fiction and almost
as strange as fiction founded on tact-De-
troit Journal
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-04-04

Always remember that your employer
is anxious to pay you more money, ii you
will earn it.-Atchison Globe.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-04-04
Her Respect.

The Judge-Your husband is entitled to
a little respect, madam
The Wife-Well, that's what he GETS
Detroit Free Press.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-04-04

Friend-T heard a story about wicked
man who played golf on Sunday
Golfer-An'd what happened to him?
"He fooled. Puck.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-04-04

Diligence is a fair fortune and industry Q
gCod estate.--Chicago Daily News
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-04-04
To Cure a Cold II One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists srefundmoney ifitf fails tocure. 25c.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-16
AN EcHO OF TAE CROSS WOMAN.
Damaging DISPOSITIONS Taken Here
againsther in divorce case.

The dispositions Of f. L. Stealey and
]. T. Boggess we're taken here Monday
in the divorce suit Of Monroe Cross
against Laura Cross, now pending in
the circuit court OF Wood county. The
substance Of their testimony was that
the correspondent in the case, namely,
John w. Smith. OF p rkersburg, and
Mrs. Cross allghted from train here
the night OF June and registered at
the Glen Elk hotel as j. W. Jones and
wife. The conductor had spotted the
couple and told the officers to keep an
eye on them. They we're found during
the night occupying the same room
and were arrested. The mayor fined
them $40 each for unlawful cohabita-
tion. Two days later the woman APP
peared here In quest Of Smith and com
planned that he had robbed her on the
train between Clarksburg and Park
ersburg.
The woman's maneuyerS have at
tracted public attention several
months and the divorce asked Tor by
her husband willdoubtless be granted.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-16
wilbOurns Held for Court.

Saturday forenoon Squire NJ. $.
Riley held J. W. Wilbourne for the
grand jury in $500 bond and in default
committed him 10 jail, He was ar
rested three weeks ago in Weston on
warrant charging him with obtain
ing S25 July 8, from George II. vii.
liams in the neighborhuod o. Dola I'M
der false pretense. He represented
that the Two Lick Coal Company
owed him fifty odd dollars, when in
fact the company owed him nothing.
Wnbourne was experimenting the
opening Of mines near Dula at the
time and r,n out Of funds. He seems
Il have pursued Tie false pretense
plan ID get money rnIuga 70 leave
that ncighhurhuuG.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-16
Death Of James Steel.

James steel. brother Of John Il.
steel, died ut his home at Barracks
VILE, Marion county, at o'clock Fri
day afternoon, August ., 1901, Of a
general break down. The deceased
attended the funeral Of his brother,
Samuel Il. Steel, here in June and
took sick at that time with bowel
complaint. This led to vomiting and
hIccoughs, which continued to the
time OF his death. Mr.. Steel was born
in 1888 in Pennsylvania and came here
with the family in 1899. He resided
here a number Of years in early life.
He was resident Of Doddridge many
years, and moved from that county q
Marion. Funeral services were held
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock and in
terment was made at Barracksville.
His wife and an adopted son survive
him.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-16
cOw.sOy Preacher Visits Us.

Rev. Samuel G. Bettes, Of Yale,
Michigan, the famous COW boy preach,
er, who has attracted much attention
throughout this State the past several
months, visited Clarksburg last Mon
day night and gave in lariat
throwing in front Of the court house
steps, which afforded much amuse-
ment to the boys. lie also preached
a highly sensational sermon, in which
bitter denunciations u the saloons
and liquor tranic generally were made
4 liberal collection was taken. He IS
having yacht built back 81 Morgan
town for the purpose Of going with
nineteen other persons q South Am
erica ID educate and CEristianize the
natives. The governments II Brazil
ana nitcd states d Columbia have
each offered them a thousand acres q
land. The divine spent six years
preaching u the cowboys on the west
rm plains.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-16

along. He may have been walking
along the track and grabbed his reYtl-
yer from his pocket as he plunged into
the cut.
Newell was about IS years Of age and
leaves wife and six children. He
formerly resided at Warrington. He
is a son Of Squire Newell, Of FaIrmont.
The body was shipped TO Manning
ton Sunday morning for interment.
Among relatives residing at Manning
ton are ]. o. Hughey, brother-in.law,
who is postmaster there, and his faith
er.In.law, Marion Glover. The funeral
expenses we're betrayed by Billy Goe,
superintendent for the South Penn in
the Wolf Summit field.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-16
Sam Barr is Smallpox Suspect

Sam Barr. esident of this city a
few months ago, is quarantined at his
home at GrantsvNle, Calhoun county
as a smallpox suspect. He and r. r..
Hodges we're in Parkersburg week
ago last Saturday and registered at q
well known hotel. Hodges was not
feeling well that day and on SUNDAY
broke out with heavy eruption all
over his body. The following Tuesday
they returned To GrantSyille, where
shortly after their arrival Hodges
case was diagnosed as smallpox and
both gentlemen were Immediately
quarantined. Considerable uneaslnc>S
is felt at ParkcrsburE over the incl
dent.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-16
TERRIBLE PLUNGE
TO INSTANT DEATH
Charles Newell. a South Penn
empIoys, Falls off 8. g o. rail
road to Short Line tracks
Far Below.
Body Found Bruised and Bloody
But there were 70 Marks Of Vio-
Ience to Substantial First
theory Of murder and
robbery.
Body Found Bruised and Bloody

Charles Gill found at about o'''
O'Clock Saturday morning man Iyihs
dead on the West Virginia short Line
railroad track at the point where lhe
road passes beneath the Baltimore y
Ohio tracks near BIrneS croSSins' He
authorities we're notified ana C'l ,
w. r. Alexander, after GONG ul'ya
the scene ordered the BODY rt,i' ,,'.s
u the Stealcy.Osoorn unu'' ''"'"s
house.
An examination " t". PAP T., iras
him disclosed his ldehldl9' ~ va, ""'
ascertained that he was Char'es NV .,'.
ell, Of RcynoIdsyil.e. foreman y, I'm. tI'e
south Penn oil 'oinp"ny , Easing l',
and water gang. ne WI" lounu iyins
on his back, with nus leet on some
crossties, hiSshouidsf between otiie,
ties and his head thrown Dawn "n'
covered win blood ms ieiS ii 1I wa" i'
under hia LETT leS ahu 'is"u "''"u w
top u his right les whicn was "oi "Ss
the other leg. A 32-caliber reVoiNer
with i've cartridges IN u was loulu
lying four OF I'VE ieet away rom ll lllS
head. Ihe rlRhU n'p pooNeV IVA, ""o ' 49,,
ed inside out, rs II u hau oeeh r'n
sacked but IN all prooaoiilty was caus-
ed 70 bc in that shape oy Tue la!i VI
the revolver nutot the pocket. Nine
dollars and thirty cents was iounu ~
his pocket; also watctl, soc!ll eiuD
card, letter TO him from the ilayner
DistiIling Company, OF Dayton ono
and bill from W. l. Nowery' oi 'arNiS-
VILE for tobacco u,.,
n coroner Jury was er,t"'s, :, =
7. 6. Brady > w. GORDON, y. -
Stealey, George Crawford lie Roy hol'
Inns and George lsenhart' lhey view view.
ed the remains at the undertaking
house, while Dr. \. PecN ilaue an eN-
animation. No gun shot "odilus s, MeIe
found and no marks OF V'oiehce' men
they completed the Inquest III 'ie
county commissioners ROOM
Mr.. Gill told OF nnuihe hlll ue'u'
DR.. Peck stated Ihat ueaIh was
caused by afracture Oh Tue oaSe U. IiIe
skull, received In all prooaDiiIy lIom
= heavy fall.:
This closed the IeA1ithony anu Siie
jury returned verdict recltihs liia'
he came TO his death oy raining from
the Baltimore n ONO railroau trasNS
TO the Snort Line tracHs oeio" o'i 1iie
morning OF August ~.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-16

Don't be satisfied with temporary
relief from indigestion. KodOl DyS-
pepSia cure permanentlyand completely
removes this complaint. 1t relieves
permanently because IL allows the tir-
ed stOmachS perfect rest. Dieting
won't rest the stomach. Nature re-
ceiveS supplies from the food we eat.
The sensible way To help the stomach
Is 10 use KOdOl DySpe psia cure, which
dlgeStS what you eat and can't help
but d. YOU good. Frank q Bland. 39-lm
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-16
PITTsBuRG FLYER WRECKED ON Y
But Fortunately Passengers and Train.
men were Not Injured.

4 serious wreck was narrowly avert
ed last Friday nighto the Monon d.
vision Of the y. x q. At about II
o'clock the Pittsburg flyer came Gid
Ing along at high rate Of speed ard
found part Of itself OIL the track as the
engine reached the pen stock at the
"Yn. The tender was completely de.
rallied and the trucks we're knocked
from under the baggage car. The
train was brought to a sudden stand
still and the passengers found coach
or two standing on the bridge across
the b. < .. tracks in 4 very danger
Gus position for a wreck. Providence
certainly favored them as prccipita-
tion there would nave meant instant
death aud fearful wreckagc. The
trainmen seemed to be at loss to ac-
count for the cause Of the accident but
in all probability 1t can be aScribed to
the high speed the tram was making
on rather a sharp curve. II is stated
that the switch had been left open.
The passengers were forced to
abandon the train and walk into the
city. Several hours were spent in
clearing the wreck, but the road was
ready for operation early next morn
ing. The pen stock was completely
demolished.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-16

peculiar 10 her sex, she takes medical
treatment. gets no better, and has no
hope held out to her of improvement.
Then in her encouragement she turns TO
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harlmation and liberation and cures
female weakness.
-Pour year, ago my health began TO AM
writes Mrs Seiiie " psycran. 81 Glenwood,
washington Co oregon. - had very heavy
dragging and weiRh 10 the rsEiou 81 the uterus
pain IN hack and loins, could not IN anything
hravv rest At night very poor stomach de
ranged. one physician said vas overworErd
another said J Rad congestion and huinE o.
utrrua He treated me nine months and sad
could not he Vel, until had passed the chSnge
ofiife vas only tWenty.arven yraTs Old then
! became discouraged and began using Doctor
pisrcrs Favurite Prescription. Took TIA
spoonful three times day began feeling hettri
right away An using my third bottle row
aud icsl am II rod health. J heliryr Dr
Pierre FAv0ritr Prescription has restored m
30 heath n ,sFeunR women would give u .
fair trial they woGIt give II praise
Or. Piercc's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, paper covers, is sent FREE on
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X. V. Pierce Buffalo, y, y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-16

8epDlterung bamit bsbuftst. BUR Der
peiblide Guinea Wurm lit bstonat.
Gr 1T II Bis 40 Son lang, lilo 3ol
i'm Sur6meHer, cpIinoerartig, mild
peiB unb praitdnbie glatt. 9eipnpers
ma6t er ii6 an ben unteren grtremiz
tGten bemertbdr unb bat cine rieiiJe
t3uhl BON @iern, bic unter benz Mis
troicop bepbaGtet tperpen tDnnen. Die
neueite 8ehanbluna lit Gtniprisuna
NIT Quediil6erzgihlor in ben Wurm
cher in bic unmitt lbare HGbe befslbcn,
poour6 er langiam ubitirbt uro bann
herausgei6Glt iperbsn fann. Die
Notwithstanding an Dem bamit
bebafteten a~ongoneger tpurbe suerft
auf benz S6iff bemertt, neil fid per
&rante nur i6tper befpesen tpnnte.
@ine llnteriuGung an ben 8einen ecs
&ranten ergob, bab Der Guinea
Wurm bis gu ben Siiben pprsebrunz
qen mar uno bic Stelen, DO er iit be-
ipcste, Wunoen aufpieien, bic ii6 ni6t
i6lieber poaten. Der pbise SaG seist,
Dab es audi in @frita Iol6e @iirmer
qtebt, pie bies aud ibr Same 5eist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-16
WarpIano.

DAB BEL benz Ginitur5 in benz
unter einem Sbeile Der Stabt 9altis
more ii9 Enlightenment Sunnel Ser
WdIbinstoner 3peigbabn Der Benn=
irIoania : 8abn tein einsiser Mienid
umtam, lit i6ier Elm Wunoer. Ntan
bat es benz ben @rprsbaug f~iibrenDen
Gotpmottpfihrer 81 oanten, peldsr
BEN 8ra9 Der einitiiraenDen Mausrn
ROrte unb 9eitesse9entpart gsnlla be-
lab, ben 3ug ipfort anSubalten, 10 bob
Die trimmer ii6 Dol unb neben bic
3ptomotipe lagerten unb Der 3ue 5uz
riitsebplt perben tonnte. 9leid mad
Der aataitropbe BART cine 6uuptrOhre
Der Waherleitung, pel6e iibe: hem
Sunnel lag unb ungebeure WaHernuIz
len in ben 2unnel ergoB. Spdtsr err
fplgte elm Ha4itur5 unb Sauienhe BON
Sonnen @rbe fi.len in ben Sunnet.
Die 8epobner Der umgegenD 3ogen fort,
Defenders neil bic 9asrDbren sebros
den paren unb bic Na6bari6aft nit
9as iiberitrDmten. Yer tunnel 1T
etpa cine Meile lang unb auf uniidpsz
rem 8oben angelegt. @r puros bon
benz G%pntraftor McSonalb gebcut.
pel6er gssenpGrtig in Sem gort bic
Sunnels fir ben S6nsapsrtebr err
rihtet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-16
NtHpmrt.

- Sas Slappbett bat nieber einen
fiir4terliden llnfaG peruria9t, bless
NAL in &anias Gitp. 5rau s. 70.
@isbart batte ii4 iebr seitig bingslegt,
SepOr tie einidlief. sudte iie unter bas
8ett, als plDBli9 Der i6pers O6erz
tb:il bssielben 5~utlappte uno ibren
pis in elmer 8neif5an9s 5u=
iummenqueti6te unb einflammsrte.
Sober 9eriu6, iid frei5umaden, per>
uriadte ibr furttbare S9mer5en, ba
bic gebro6enen &no6en Der Wir6sls
iduls bur9 bas Sleif9 brungen, 70 paB
iie laut aufi9rie. Sine So9ter elite
bon einem anoeren 3immer berbei, unb
nit 9ilfe eini9er Ho6barn bob man
bas 8ett uuf uub befreite hire Wutter
aus Der grGBliden Gage. 9as Riidz
graf lit ibr unter ben S6ultern qez
bro6en. Jrau Disbart 1T nabsSu 40
Sabre alt uno mar INNER Itarf uno
Spllte Tie ipiber Grnarten an!
2ebsn blsiben, 10 niro fs isbenfaas
arg PERTINENT bleibsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-16
Ccfcrrci6.u

- Mus gperies in llnsarn pirb
aemeloet: Sn benz bena6burten 9orfe
Sebss erita6 elm Soleat bss CT. Sns
fantsrie : Resiments ben 2anbmunn
Sobann 5enpics. 4benbs UNI 7 llbr
befanb iid Jenpics nit ieiner Satin
unb feinem Spbne, Der 4rtineriit lit,
Dor benz W%irtbsbauie uno ~plauoerte,
ais elm Corporal uno elm Snfanteriit
aus BEN Wirtbsbauie traten. Der
Corporal foroerte ben Sobn Senpics'
auf, ii9 gu lesitimiren. pb er bic Grz
laubnib gum ausbleiben belize. Der
ulte Senpies srpiperte. DOT Z lbr
Nbenos lei cine berartiee GrlaubniB
unnOtbie, Der Corporal babe Iomit
ai6t nas Redt. feinen - Ssnbics' =
Sobn CUR 9erantportuns gu siehen.
Der Corporal geriet6 tieriibsr in Dutb
nno b.iobI pem Snfanteriften, Den
Ilten nieo.r5ufte6en, ipeI9er 9efebl
Iofort ppasogen purbe. 9as 8erfa9z
rem sesen Die beiben Sotoaten purbe
singeleitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-16
GntsI6t Die @cIt.

asins @ntoeduns in Der Seiltunft
bat iemals elm 8iertel Der Qufreeuns
peruriadt, pel9e Or. Sings Hen
9iscoperp gesen 4~usaebruns beropr=
risf. 0efen berbite 9robsn baben
an boffnunsslpisn Spfern bon 4uss
ae6runs. 2unsenent5iinoung, 8lutitii,
aen, WaHeriu6t uno 8ronditis Itattz
sefunben, bon beren Spfern fauienbe
pteber sefuno gemaat nurben. Sir
6uften, grtaltungen, Qitbma, Group,
Seufieber. Seiferteit unb aeudbuitsn,
lit es bas i4nelite unb it9erfte !Seil=
mittel Der Welt. IS fpirD pertauft bon
9. %. Ruete, 656 MainzS trabe, Ouz
buque. Sa., tpelder 8efriebieune ober
Undertaking bes 8elbss sarantirt.
9robe 5lafden 80 Gts. uno $1.OO.
prpbeflaiden gratis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-16
Sbto.

- Sn Der Office bes Oepartsmsnts
fir parts in Glepelanb berri6te neu=
lid 9ormittugs einise 3sit lang ansit
uno S6reden. Sin iunger 9Gr, pelz
den $. g. McSntpib Der 8art : gez
bDroe ssi6entt bate, tpurpe nat Der
Office i'm Staotgebduoe sebra6t. Oas
acttise Sbier rib fi9 los unb lief bon
einem 3immer in bas anoere. grz
iaredt itiesen bic 8eamten auf Stiibz
uno quite. gnoli4 fabte Snsenieur
Wiaiams Mutb unb ftsnts Iit benz
Sbiere entsesen. Der Bar erbob Ii6
auf bic Sinterbeine, 1tredts feline ga.
Ben aus unb umarmte ben 1hDnen
Mann uuf bas 3Grtlidite. gei bislem
4nblid i4panben Qngit uno S6redsn
unb man perbrd6ts ben 8Gren na9
feinem 9eitimmunesprt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-16
&anIas.

Die rei6en M~ttIpiBbuben oes i'm
Subtbaus gu Qeabsnsportb Iibenben
.etemuli9en Snsenieurs6 apitGns @urz
ter reRren ii9 mod INNER 9egen i6re
Ero3eiiirung, Die often in Dem BRO
3tB gegtn oteie 8ier, Benjamin O..
Greene, So6n .. 9uDnor, DiQiam &.
Gopror uno GoporO 8. @aDnpr, rpels
dc 5rf9ul0'gt limb, ii3 nit Garter aur
,-ti3rtnoelung Der Regierung bel Der
.r5efsrung beg Safen5 bon Ga
ma, 60, OerbunDen gu BADEN, Iiab
t in Der Office oes Glerts oes
"1oHnIe;ger;4ts e~ingeluufen. Der
T 'ormt prn Dem Sreis9eri6t fir
& 'jt.li&:n 9iitritt bon Rsp gprf,
T., o"n Nntrag Der 9iere Quf Grs
J Il ines Sateass Corpus : 8efebls
:. 1T unb bamit ben 8efe5l
i,rsr lle6erfitbrun9 bebufs
"o}:jiirun9 i'm &rsis9eri9t oss
III aCn 0iItritts BON @eoroia,
10 Die Gntlage erbp6en lit, beItdfiat
',t. 9agegen BADEN bic 8isre an has
2b,rs&uHbesgeri6t appeQirt. Sn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-16
Wu oen ,.Wricffaitcn"

elmer iebtu aroten St,trr1 nirs tdaIia Sisielbe Era.
ge 9eridtet: I'D babe MID burb tboridte 0ernats
~ld'fisuug nno e5eraultrerguuQ ruinirt. Sh Ieibe
on %nebeIfett, anfIoBsn. 6opfidmeri, S6miuoeI,
8ndeuihipdde, ippie an Nerltopiuug unb Seberans
bic anqsidpolsnen auaeulibsr mir iaetn. baB aud
Iretue Hteieu e~ut5iiuort iiub. mas ratbeu sic mir
81 tbuut @us oou mr. periunten utittel hOben uthts
Sebol'en." limb in ieoem Safe iplrb bic &ntrport
lonien, oab bic neiiteu pateutmebtBireu. SouSmitt,l.
nne tuie bieie Wtirtnrtn iouit nod bsibcu mogen,
RIOTS bslisn tSnrtn, neil fe MT au' bsm augsnblit4
lthen Effect berc& net, uur 5eitmeiig bic Spmptpme
bnrd1 GusdTibsr ober onbere deeHbe Stpfie perir,is
ben. MIDI aber benz Seiben auf ben Gruuo Qebeu unb
eth @noe bereiten. Seifen fSnn.n nur bu bic beribm'
ten ct Bernard Gr1uterpiuen. b.. b. cine nirflitbe,
aus ben hetltraftiqltsn Yhan ~'eniditen suberettets arg.
net, Die Ito1 uusdblisen Se btnoen geboIien bat, neil
fe BEN nebel AMI ben Grunb gebt tie @erbaunn9
tpieosr btriteul NIB reihes. euteS gIut ibafft: bic
Gutue neier. geinnber SebenSfraft. Sn ausn apo.
tbeseu itr nur rs Geuts 5n babeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-16

- gu Grotd Sslanb rpurbs bieier
Sage elm 8ranitblod nit einem @sz
pidte BON $1,000 Sonnen loseez
iprenst. Ser risiige Stein mibt $50
SUB in Der 9dnse. lift 40 SUB bid rno
SO SUB brett. I'm i'm lossuiprensen,
purben 400 0pnamitpatronen slei9.
aeitis our grploiion eebradt. Der
felbe Steinbrud, in pel9em oieie be-
merfenspertbe Grplpfion selans, lie
ferte bic Steins fir 5ablret6e arcBe
8uuten in peri4iebenen Sbsilen Ger
Ser. Staaten. Der senunnte 9ranits
blod ioa Der srDbte iein, Der ie in
einem Stetnbru9 loseelDit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-16
WeiBer Wanm OCT 9eIb ,umroc.

Die 5reunOs bon SO. u. Sosartp
bon lexington, &p., fiiblten eroBe De
itiir8ung, ais lie bemertten, baB er selb
puroe. Seine Saut, ipluie Die Qugen
pedielten ibre 5arbs aamGblis unb
er lit entieBli6. Seine arantheit
ipar bic 9elbiu6t. @r purbs bon ben
beiten Qer3ten bebanbelt, 1aber pbne
Nusen. Damn rpuroe linn eeratben,
@lectric 8itters gu periu4sn, oas
punber6are Wtagens unb Gsbers Sell
mittel, uno er idreibt: wNa6bem i9
3psi 5lai6en gu mir genommsn, mar
iG sdn5li6 gebeilt." Sine probe be-
petit beiien unperglei6li9en Wsrtb
qeQen ale Magen<, 2eberz unb Riez
rensGeiben. Bios 80 Gts. 8ertauft
BON 8. 20. Ruete, 656 MainsS trabe,
Dubuque, ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-16
YenniDIpanta.

@inen i6redlt6en Mibgriff be-
cling obne ieine S1ulb Der SSarmsr
sd, Der in Der Hdbe BON GolomspiGe
bel Williamsport nit benz Mdben ppn
Seu beiddftiet thar. gr mGbte ieinea
eigenen &naben, ben 3 Sabre alien
Gouarb, nieoer. Der Batter bate bas
Sinh gu fpdt seiefen, UNI ben llnfaG
au perbiiten. Dem &naben ipurben
beibe 5iibe an ben &nO4eln absei9nits
ten, uno er itarb on 8lutperluit.
@ouarp mar ieinen S6psitern uuf
oas 5elp eefolgt, unb er blisb ben
gliden ieiues 8aters our9 bas brbe
8ras bis gu benz 4ugenblid perborz
gen, ND er bon ben WeiIern Der WGbz
mai6ine erfabt purbe.
- Der 5 Sabre alte Waqace Weitle<
John bon philadelphia lit i'm bortiaen
ct. Sofepb's Soipital alien 4nl9eine
na6 an Spaputb geItprben. Wnaare
ipuroe ppr ungefGbr feds Wp9e1 rpn
einem 9unoe gebiFen. @r iaets ieiasr
SHUTTER iebp6 nidts bapor urc lpiez
pobl ibr oas eigentbimlid. gsnebmsn
bes 8leinen bin unb fpieosr a%uffisl,
belt lie es bod ni6t fir angebrd9t
iofort einen Qr5t gu 3atbe III 5isben.
Dor Sturgeon peridlimmerte IiG isppt
Der 3uftanb bss anaben unb @aGcce
purne nad benz ct. Soiepbss 9oipital
9ebra6t. Der aleine i6Gumte aus
benz Munbe unb itieB bin unD pieber
unurtitulirte 2aute aus, bic nit benz
8eaen zines 5unbes 4ebnli6feit hatz
ten. Die Qer5te boten bds Wenibsns
mogli6e uuf, ben aleiner gu rsttsn,
muBten ieoo6 iebr balo srtennen, DUB
8unit pergebens mar uno noe,
Geiben frat Der Sob tes
tleinen patienten elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-16
@brpntk.
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1nldno.
Californian.

en- Californian ideint bic So
paners5rage bic Gbineien 5rage perz
brGngen gu pouen. 0as San Sran<
cisco Sageblatt" beleu4tet bic einges
tretene 9erdno,rune in ben folgenoen
9~ngoben: Die Supauer in Galiforz
MEN BADEN Iid felt 1890 gang un9ez
hsuer perme6rt, pts aus Dem Genius
bsridt, Der ieBt in BaibingtOn ferti9z
9eitelt nirb, ~berpprgebt. 9on 1000
lit ibre 3abG auf 10000 angel4wplz
len. 9agegen limb bic Gbineien in
berielben 3eit BON 10000 auf $4,000
perminosrt tporOen. 9ieie 3abIsn bes
peiIen, lpie gere6tfertist bic Sppoiiz
tipn 1T, pel9e bic organtftrten Nrbeis
fer in eriter 2inie segen bic Sapaner
MAIDEN, bic ben 8etpertI9uften fbon
lunge melt gefdbrli9er eri4einen als
bic @bine1en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-16

tunoig, in Der Ha9t perirrt unb babet
gu Spoe 9eitir5t lit. Die 2uSerner
prehe Oriidt ibr 8ebauern bariiber
aug, Dab es troB aIen Barnungen inns
mer pieoer llnppriidtige gebe, Die
ALIEN, icgar BEL Rdft, ben pilatus
belteigen uno bann bonn ii9eren Wege
abtrren. Gmeble itammt aus Diirt.
tcmberg uno itanb in 3Hri6 in 4rbeit.
Die Qbituraitele befinbst iiG auf benz
gooen bes aantons Hibpaloen. Die
Geide fpuroe na6 @rfiiauns Der erforz
ber!i9en 5ormdlitdten in Dem Oorfe
Ser9isnpl am 5ube oes Pilatus BE-.
itdttet.