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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-26

District or New Haven, ss. Probate Court
 December g, 1901, ESTATE of NATHANIEL c. BROCKWAy late of New Haven, in said District. de ceased. N The Executors having exhibited their oa ministration account with said estate at ta this Court for allowance, 1t Is ''e to ORDERED, That the 18th day of Ja,r ary, 1902, at ten o'clock in the forenoona anat at Court & of Probate J,,s.. to be held in New Ha. appointed for hearing on the nlionta, li,u IS IS of said account, and this Court directs tho : notice of the time and place of said banr tna ing be given by publishing This order three rr,s, tion in said District 'i'uia- By order of the Court,
 ALBERT F. WELLES o14 o'p Clerk
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THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF
 NEW HAVEN.

The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of The Second National Bank of New Haven, for the election of directors and the transaction of other lawful business, will be held at its banking house in the City of New Haven, on Tuesday, January 14th, 1902, between the hours of Il q. m. and 12 noon.
 CHAS. A. SHELDON, Cashier New Haven, Dec. 12, 1901. d12,1926, j2,9,14
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DE ArHs.

LYMAN-Died In Middlefeld, Conn, De cember p, 1901, Emma Hall, wife of Charles E. Lyman.
 Funeral Saturday, at p. m. d26 St
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WANTED.

AT the New Haven Hospital steadyl X a< liable man to assist in the care of iSs z slrk.a SICK. One having had sxperIsn4f &21
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MRS. s. A. GLADwIN,a'

MRS. s. A. GLADWINsS Employment Agency. lV2 ORANGE ST., Bowditch Rnildix 4,o. Headquarters for the best .,sIfT 10 years experience. Coachf6Sfiz} }se hands, porters, girls for general ho1i waitresses, gardeners, cooka mr. housekeepers, etc. Gernans.s GW11 2ss others needing situations, shouI N furnished at the above ofice. Ger4 23| English spoken s''' '77G7' '5s72
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

DECEMBER 26. Sun Rises, 7:19 Moon Rises High Water Sun Sets. 4:30 6;1s 11:14 a.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-07-04
4 sudden Den1n.

Considerable excitement was Gre
ated for short time last Friday morn
ing when the report began to circu-
late that Mrs. Peep Epson had dis
covered her hired girl in an uncon.
scious and dying condition when she
went to call her, the girl not arising as
usual. Hasty ones thought it a case OF
suicide as she passed away shortly
after nine o'clock without regaining
consciousness, but the doctors decided
it was congestion of the brain. She
had complained of a headache the
night before and had taken one or two
headache powders before retiring. She
was Dane girl, was only IA years OF
age, had sister working at w. l..
Reeves, and her parents reside near
Trufant where the remains were taken
on Saturday. Justice f. b. Lapham
made an investigation into the circum.
stances and decided that it was not
necessary TO hold an inquest as the
doctors were very positive as to the
cause OF death.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-07-04

David II. English, prominent far.
mer, and an old resident of the town
ship of Boston, Ionia county, commit
ted suicide Monday night by hanging
himself from the rafters in the barn
situated on his farm about four miles
south of Saranac.
For several nights past he has slept
in the barn so that he was not missed
until in the morning. Not coming to
the house at his regular hour his wife
became suspicious that something was
wrong and upon going to the
barn discovered his dead body hang.
ing from the rafters. He was vet.
eran of the civil war, well to do far.
mer, and about 60 years of age. lie
was an eccentric individual and tn,
cause of his act is unknown.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-07-04
a Light Fingered Gent.

AS the STA train bound for Saginaw
stood at the Pere Marquette passen-
ger station here Wednesday morning,
quite large number were getting off
and on, and in the crowd incident to
the occasion was an employee of the
3eldingIIall Co. saw mill, bound for
Crystal. He claimed a young fellow
near him attempted to get his hand
in his pocket where his cash was To-
Gated. He taxed him with it and
threatened to annihilate him when
the fellow jumped off the train and
started down the track to the west as
fast as his legs could carry him. A
number who were witnesses took after
him and lively footrace ensued.
Under Sheriff Fales caught on to the
racket and jumping into w. C.Spicer's
rig which happened to be handy,
headed him off near Dixon's old laun-
dry. He was searched and some six
or seven dollars found upon him as
well as some evidences that his BUSH
ness was not legitimate. The only
man however who could give any pos
tive evidence against him had gone
with the train and would not return
for several days so he was given his
liberty and did not lose any time in
making himself scarce. That he was
regular bad 'un there is but little
doubt, and it is too bad that he was
able TO get off so easily.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-07-04
Question Answered.

Yes, August Flower still has the lar.
gest sale OF any medicine in the civil
lied world. Your mothers and grand
mothers never thought of using any
thing else for Biliousness or Indiges.
ton. Doctors were scarce and they
seldom heard of Appendicitis, Nervous
Prostration or Heart failure, etc.
They used August Flower TO clean out
the system and stop fermentation oil
undigested food, regulate the action OF
the liver, stimulate the nervous and
and organic action of the system, and
that is all they took when feeling dull
and bad with headaches and other
aches. You only need few doses Of
Green's August Flower, in liquid form
10 make you satisfied there Is nothing
serious the matter with you. Get
Green's Prize Almanac. w. l. Bene.
dict, druggist.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-07-04
Marriage Licenses.

Edgar j. Scheid. 30, Ionia;
Margaret Brogan, %, Ionia.
Joseph Kalkofen, 26, Ionia;
Vercie l.. Weber, %, Ionia.
Bert Riker, 26, Bedding;
Jennie Brink, 26, Blanchard.
Herman NJ. Schlosser, 33, Ionia:
Margaret f.. Velia, %, lonia.
Fred Anderson, so Ionia:
Minnie Williamson, 30, GrandRapids
Charles A. Miller, 30, Sturgis.
Efiie j. Foreman, 27, Ionia.
Chesley A. Shaver, %, Berlin;
tidelia Counter, %, Berlin.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-07-04
CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES.

Religion and Patriotism" is the
subject for the G. L. meeting at the
Congregational church next Sunday
evening at $3.50 O'Clock. Text: Ro-
mans IL, IL.
The programs are out for the Long
Lake Camp Meeting commencing
Thursday evening, Aug. Slh and con-
tinuing until Aug. 18th.
The annual election of officers OF
the Ladies' Aid Society of the Metho-
dist church will be held at the par
sonage on Wednesday afternoon OF
next week beginning at three o'clock.
On account of the warm weather
Mrs. O'Bryon's division will take care
of the finances in place of serving
tea. A full attendance is requested.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-07-04

The death of Frank X ing occurred
at his residence in the south part of
the city at ii a. IN. Monday from ty-
phoid fever. He was only sick about
two weeks and IL was great surprise
to many that he should succumb so
quick TO disease being quite an athlete
in physical make up. He was son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan w. KING and left al
so several brothers. He has resided
here off and on for quite number Of
years. Brief services were held at the
house Wednesday morning by Rev.
Staley and the burial was at Saranac.
He left a widow to whom he had been
married upward of two years. He
would have been % years old the 18th
of this month.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-07-04
Notice to Pay Dog Tax.

Notice is hereby given that all per
sons owning dogs are requested to pay
the tax on same by the Goth of June
or same will be collected.
w. w. MITCHELL, City Marshal.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-07-04

Married, on Tuesday evening, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. Rob
ert b. Mcconnell TO Miss Martha A..
Brown, Rev. A. o. Carman officiating.
The ceremony was performed in the
presence OF large company OF friends
and relatives. Miss Mabel NJ Stone
acted as bridesmaid and Mr.. Frank
Hicks acted as best man. The couple
will spend a few days at Entrican and
will then return to Belding. They
will reside on south Bridge street.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-07-04

Any advertised dealer is authorized
to guarantee Banner Salve for letter,
eczema, piles, sprains, scalds, burns,
ulcers and any open or old sore. w. l..
Benedict.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-07-04

Mr.. John Mippis, Cotton, o., says:
"Foley's Honey and Tar cured my little
girl of severe cough and inilamed
tonsils." w. |. Benedict.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-07-04

A Cincinnati minister is said to have
startled his hearers by entreating a
special blessing for those who were too
proud to kneel and too lazy to stand
IN PRAYER.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-07-04

WANTED Three good girls who UNI
derstand general homework. Steady
jobs. Box 5Ss, Bedding. Mich.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-07-04
Sow Dlscoyery Cor nIoodpolsoning.

DIR. G. ID. Warmers Compound OF
Seven Cures, the great Cancer Remedy,
and for all Diseases OF the Skin and
Blood, from contact and secondary
or hereditary causes.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-07-04

For sale cheap-Almostn new wagon,
hay rack complete and wagon box.
Fales' Livery Barn.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-07-04

Orders for hair switches taken and
satisfaction guaranteed.
NJ. M. STONE
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-07-04

The Woodman Shoe, the most fam
Gus $3.50 mems welt shoe in the land.
THE CITY SHOE STORE.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-07-04

Hay for sale at my farm in Orleans.
HENRY HILL.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-07-04

For the present our bakery wagon
will be taken off, but all orders left
at the store or telephoned i'm, will be
promptly taken care of as usual. Our
new bakery is completed and every
thing is now running smoothly and in
good order. w. 5. Garfield Co.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-07-04

Another dance at f.. j. Mason's af-
ter the Cleaner picnic Aug. eth.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26

@sttsres ii6er ben SAT- entnebmen
mir We9ielblGttern pie fol9t:
Siour SaIIstS. .. = Sn tds
tholif6en 8reiien III, man .Ieit 2angem
nit benz Seue6men oes osutid)en prie=
tiers, &ater &rueger (0 BON Gptp6z
amp g. g., ntdjt 5uftisoen. SIN pos
rtgen Sabre purbe ibm baS Wiehez.
leItn osrbottn, 'lporaltf er fir einige
Monate nad europa aing, leBten
Serbit a6sr 5uriittebrts. Batter
&rueger lit felt lqneeren Sabren ebenz
fails als 4r5t tbdtig unb genieBt einsn
peitperbreiteten Auf ais ,Wunberpptz
tor. Sn ben lebten Mpnaten bat itd
bieier STUFF 10 perbreitst, DAB tdelib
6eiliudsnbe aus alien Sbeilen Der
8ereinigtsn Staaten .uno Ganaoa in
GpipbdnD eintrafen, I'm bon Batter
&rueger be6dnoelt gu psroen. 9a
peri6ieoenen Wittbetlungen 5ufolos
8atsr Grie1er in leBtsrer ,3eit
III elmer PripattQpelle Ieiues Gani=
tdtlllms Wte11e Celebrate llnD bel Inn
lpeilenbe Grante Derfsl6en bsiippbnz
ten, bat Iih 8if6pf O'@ormun BON
Gipur Sails peran!qBt 9eiebsn, gegen
Gater &rteger p~cr3ugeEen. Sn elmer
pffenen Grtldring miro Der 8iI6of
mittbeilen, Dab Batter &rusger bur9
einen pber3irtli3en gefebl psrboten
muros, Die @eiltunit a%ug5uii6sn. @ls
Dem prisIter oieIsr 8efetl unterbrsiz
tet muroe, legte er Die PfatrIteas ieiz
ner 0emetnbe ab unb 1pipmete II6
Damn na6 pte por Der 6eilfunIt.
9iI6pf S'8orman tbsilt ferner nit,
paB Das 9eiu6 BON @ater &rueger,
BripatsMeTe leien Su biirisn, bon
Som aus abihlasig beIGieoen NOR
BEN lei. Oa er troboem MefIen 9eles
fen babe, 10 babe er Die &irdenge7ebe
psrlebt unb tpirb notwithstanding 9uter
&rueger bic bii9DfIthe @rcomunifuz
ton 81 Sbeil werDen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
Tcbrnar : @erfauf non idmar,em
Gci0rnHuiiru.

Sin Stiid 19z30a. SoFfaa. 9i.Ies lit
te.ne Nadatmuna, ionbern elm td)z
tee gang ieibsnes Saifeta, nsl6.s
3u 75c per galb Dertanft piro, Sir
be Ell Gertauf per Ydro 59e
Gin Stiid reiner fbpars : ieioensr
Satin Su9lfe, q SpG nett, SSarb,
i!no SrdgiGb gtst gardntirt. @ir
ia.ea n,Gt gu bel, rsnn mir Zee
boupt.n, CAB g Elm CSC Satin lit,
fiir per Darb 75r
Sin Stiid $1,25 aaruntirtes saffsta
feinite olsr Seib nit9ff3, % 3ca
nett. Gep0tnlic9 $1.25, jebt$1.C0
G.n Slid 24ss0G. I6pars 8 qsau be
Soc, i9mere, leiGt obgerunoete,
Setce, S~raQfdbiafeit unb 5Sarbe az
runtilt ST Ie @eire lit Der reiGits
Gtofi fir tleibIame H1de, Cults
rno mcOii2e, p~ouerfafie 8aiIts,
per gdrb $1.25
24s30Q., ieiOenes 2(rmure, neue &lei=
bsrz uno $50 It. Ge,bs, neus Gseo
Getpebe, PR Yarb s1.O0
Gin Sid 2Oz30Q. Beau be Sole
Seioe; unTer, $1.0O fGrpar5e SeiSs
nit fOft6inii6 III III rDIemG9par3
pr gdro 79r
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26

Sm bitter ppn 70 Snbren itdrb
au NeW @ienna Sr. Sobdnn gernarO
Jtoling an IltersIdpG6e. Gs iipers
leben Die 8inoer Srieori9 bon 9tem=
fen, Sa.; Bernard bon SiibzD atota
Qnton bon 0iron Settlement, Sa.;
9einri9 nnb So9ann gu !9oltis; Gtds
ria, 5rau SetnriG Saber, bon 9{ep
8ienno; Nnna, 5rau 80. Gaber,. BON
9iron Settlement; Soiepbins, .Srau
WttGael PtB, bon NeW 8ietnd ltno
Sdtbdrtna, lpelhe Dor etlpa 3ipei gDps
&en nit Serrn Spbann 8edntann ben
0ranptae, Sd., e6slib 9etrallt mulrbe.
Sn Der 81. @ei1t : &irGs 4pllrs
Cen 6err Bernard WtcBolauo uao
SRI. =. @eifer Rom bpdJip: 8pttt
&iimper bon SGsriHS Wpuno ebelif
9etrdut.
s.. 9. Sranben. oeutider aopoiat
unb gtotar. 3immer Alb Offices@e'
b6ube. 9. nnb Main=S trahs.
gu !9eilis &reus purbsn 6err
s.. platt uno SRI. Sbereiid Pfeilsr
ebeli6 eetraut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
81 @aterleu, Soma,

ereignets iiG Elm i6rsdii1es llngliid
i'm 2. Stnd bes nelen 9ebGubes Der
Creamery Padaee So. llnQeFGbr 20
3OQ bon Der 9ede unb ebsnIo peit bon
DIR 8anb entfernt beftnnet iid ein To-
senannter S9aft nit 8GD.rn. Dieter
S3aft mo6t $50 9rebunesn in Der
Wtnllte. G8loff Sanirn beitteg cine
Ssiter, nm etpa8 an Dem pberen &ab
in SrDnuns gu brineen, unb babel eez
rietb er nit ieinen &leibern an bic
Stange. Mit GROCER S6neligteit
ipuroe er nun INNER geeen bic Wanb
unb Sede geI6lagen, 10 bob bas 8lut
an Der Wdno berunterlief uno amgDz
BEN ii9 cine 2a6s. bilbete. go Idael
ais mOgli6 pltroe Das RGberpert gum
Stiaitano gebra9t, aber bod ni6t cher
ols bis er SO Wul berum9eI6 leuoert
pprben mar. Sanion biag i9laft
aber bod ni6t beipuBtlos an BEN Rab
unO in ber35errsiBenpem Spne iagte
er: ,Sdneioet mid los" Seine &let=
Der parsn ibm bonn 2eibe geriifen unb
un bic @iienItange gerptdelt. SpTprt
purbe dr3tlider SeiitanO gerufen unb
es iteQte ii6 beraus, oaB er cine 9rdB=
libe &Opfpunoe bon 6 3oa 2dnge, bic
TAFT Den gansen S6dOel bloslegte, baz
BON getragen bate; auberpem paren
S1nhe uuh Rpinp frhrefIih a,tnprihz
tet, 70 OaB lie MIR elmer blutieen, gs@
f6pplenen Maiie dRnli9 iaben. 9as
Mertpiirbigite babel 1T, baB Der linz
sliidli6e ni9t Die 9eIinnung perlpr
unb troy Oes uasebeuren 8lutperluitss
bod bic gauge Gr5tli9s 8ebanblung
init 3ube ertrug. Gs lieb iid nidt
nit 9eitimmtbeit feititelen, lpel6er
@rt etipaigs innerli6e 8erlebungeu
maren uno Oh er nit Dem 2eben bas
ron tommen pirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
Rcb. 8laihfe aetorbcn.

SIM Ct. Sruncis 9oipital gu Ga
GroiIe, 8is., itarb Rep. s. 81. 8lai6te
bon Der bObmii9en Ct. Den:eslausz
STRIDE. 8eD. 9lai9te tp,lrpe am Is.
Sanuar 1874 in 9itters6a6 BEL
&Gnostrou in 8Dbmeu ge6Oreu, unb
mar oemna6 81 Sabre alt. Seine
@usbiIoung erbielt er in &0nigerdB.
Qm 10. Suli 1877 fam er na6 @mes
rita, unb 3lpar mad Chicago, no man
inn am II. auguit bic Prtsiteripeibe
perlieb uno ieinen Wirtungstreis in
gtebrasta anpies, 3ipar in Sleom,
Gplfar GOuntD. Nm l. Sttpber 1881
fam Serr Slai6te mad Ga GrpIIe ais
PfGrrer an Der 81. Wence8lauss STRIDE.
4m Is. Sanudr 1888 puroe sr mad
8loomer, Chippewa Gountp DerieBt,
unO in 1894 3uriid na9 Ga Grofe,
no er nit tur3er llnterbre6ung ieitber
pirtte. Die 8eerpigung fano unter
q. Miler's 2eitun9 am 9ienstag
Wtorgen 9 ll6r bon Der ct. Weuces>
lduss Stride aus, Itdtt. 8iihof
S6tpeba6 Gmtirte, a%iiiitirt bon pers
iAieoenen @eiitli6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
IN Der sikuug Srs MusiGuKes fir
nas Same bes 5tabratGrS

fam Die 5ruge Der @nti9dbi9ung bes
SoteIbeIiBer5 S. $. Berg, beITen 9aus
lregen Der POdengefabr untsr Quaz
rantGne geiteut lporoen mar, CUR Be-
Ipre6ung. Gs pulrOe Elm Gomite err
nannt, beite6enD aus ben 4loermdnz
nern Wc2ougblin, 6orr, Glancp,
Staotanpalt 9uffD unb 8eIunbbeitss
beamter !6dnCpd, I'm nit Dem Super
p]iIcrenratbe unD Dem County Qnpalt
DiesGe5igli6 81 berotben. Gs
ipuros 9err g. S. Nelion gum Sc
biilfsftaotanipalt nit einem 9ebalte
bon $50 per Mpnat %ernannt. - Der
StGotanpGlt bere6nete, bdb bos 0i>
itrtttgert6t ben Stanopuntt aufre9t
er6alten babe, pel6en er in Saben
Der riiditdnoigen Ge6dlter bes Stdpt=
Sngenieurs, Wari6als unb Mupitprs
eingenommen babe unb frug, oh er ben
San ans Sbergeri6t appeQiren foae.
Wtun eriu6te i'm, ieinen 8eri9t
i6riftli6 gu MADDEN uno berielbe cns
pfieblt !pmit bic riiditGnoigen 9s6dle
ter gu beSablen, pomit Der Stabtratb
einberitanben 1T. = Sas gomits fir
StruBen unb Der Sngenieur erbielten
Nuftrag, bic Stabt fir bas geneBen
Der StraBen in 9iitritts ein5utbeilen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
a9tnus SIR osaii6cm faiba!iiacu
TarMer!

Die bette @%eleGenbeit etn ih6hes 0eim 81
aclpinuen bietet ii1 Sud bar in Der ua1tteu
llmGebung oes al Der pGbica9o @reat
9Seltcrn- 9ele8eneu StGOtebenS 2ltn &jta,
Sa., needles IN benz wegcn ieiucS portreilli.
den E1rmlouocS lpeit beriibmteu 0ountp
Gbifalaw cen eritcl Elas eiunimmt. llniere
i0tb. @emeinoe, bereu hettpr Der III ioit
oueu beutiden Gemeiubeu NopGS gut be.
fannie SAFER SunGemdrm mmumebr 1T, itebt
III bet ib6uiteu Gutlpitcluuo. gSir babelI
eine iGone gerGrmi9e Sirbe uno Guoe
NIu9iit piro cine i6ulbeuirsie pforrl6ule
te9rrei6cm Stdot6ens lem. Glite, uabeoe.
leSsne Tarmen Iiuo iebt nod IN boben III
bem biaiSeu Rreiie pou $40 bis $50 per
gtder. Garum permliBt Die 9~iil,itiae @ele=
gen6eit uidt nnO weuoet Gl6 nm n6bers
etitSfnnit oil Sos. ouber, alta &iia, SOluu,
S%ailtagent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
Sur bas ct. Waricu-G aiinp

lit Der Gontrott fir Die SerTtsGung
uEb Qieferuag bon Stiiblen psrge6en
poroen. SIS beoorf 1000 Opera
Stiible" fir Die Safe, eini4lieBIid)
Der Gmpore. Dieter Gontratt gibt
cine Sbee ben Der @r0Be Oes GaIinO,
Del6e5 Der Stol5 Der ct. Marienz
@emeinbe lit, Da wr6l feline @emeinoe
in ben Ser. Stuatsn cine QGnli9e 2et=
flung uuf5upeiien fat. - Die 9ii9ne
pes @ubitoriums I'M Gofino bat Die
@rOBe berienigen oes hieiigen Spernz
bauies unO fir oteIelbe limb Die S3ez
nGrien cigens gemdlt porOen.
nnterOsIIen i9reiten Die Irbeiten
fir Die 6air Ooran uno es lit au bofz
ZEN, oOB Elm mOgIi9it I6Snes ReIulEut
er5telt peros.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
Wmtuua, QuunfIuier9

IS iinS bier nod uu3eidbr 5000 older
2anb, tbeil5 Nrairie llno tbeils lei6teS 6ols
lauo III IS bis Sl2 per 2ldsr III parfalicn.
Nerucr limb bier mcbrere t!eine NIB gr0Bere
Sormeu NTH &auS ulo ioniti9eu G5eb1rli0.
feiten Sl SIS. 90 bis S25. 90 per 9(der, I'll per
fauieu. Glear gafe licSt in Sberburne
Gountp all Der IS. u. uno Der y. 3. Giiel.
babn, 55 Dteilen nGroli6 pon Miuucapo!is
mo II WtsiIcu iiiblid non Ct. GIouo.
Sicr i'll bieiem Ploee iino Stride, Shute,
6reanicrp, GIeuotor, Wiihle H.. I. 10. S6ue
!Sweiiel piro oaS 9alo bier III 3ufuuit III
Die @Obe 9ebeu nuo luer nod IN gutter Wegen6
cine CUTE 6arm biuig boben mod)te, peuSe
lid baloi8it oil 0eurp @oenuer, Clear cate,
Sberburile 60, Winn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
RIetn ereSta@rt1ten aus Staot
umo ltmaesenO.

- SIM Na6laBgeridte tlagt Srau
Martba S9il5 gegeu Murta q. 8late
Bic 8erpalterin Deg Na9ldfes bon
Bern. Mc8rpern bon Setlig &reu3.
Die &ld9erin bebauptet, lie ais Sod
ter bes 8%eritprbenen, babe BON 1891
bis 1897 ibren Batter gepflegt unb be-
Gniprudt, Oa Der Batter ibr oerI6iez
bentli4 einen IaGlaB fir hire Qrbeis
ten perIprp4en babe, $500 bon Dem
Na9laB.
- gu Gincinnati, g., itarb am
Sreitag MOrgen 5err Spiepb @ana6l
i'm 4lter BON 81 Sabren, Sobn Des
Serrn unb Der 5rau Sobann @auabl
pcn Sagepiae i'm bieiigen GountD.
SOoesurIaGs mar Der 3Dp6us.
Quf Dem @eleiIe Der Slinois
Central : @iienbabn bel ODerspiGe,
funb mon UNI bulb 8 llbr am Sone
nerstas Nbsnb ben 8remIer SrieDrif
g. Guilbert, ppGnbaft gu @aterlpo,
Sa., I4fper perlebt in ieinsm 9lute
lis9en. Der damn bate beioe Q(rms
uno Elm gein gsbtr6en unb itar6 in
oerIelben Radt nm 10 lIbr. @s
i6sint, berIelbe bate beim gefteigen
oes 3uges einen 5ebltritt getban unb
fam papur6 10 ungliitli6 UNI.
- 9eder Bros, &obleu unb Soda,
Selepbpn 254, 8. uno 0aibingtons
StraBe.
@eil lie bur9 einen SAT- auf
einem befettiDen 8iirgeriteige an Der
Dodge StraBe elm Ssiu 6rdcb, pertlagt
SrOu GarneD, Satin OeS Sperm Or
poli0eimaan GGrneD, bic StaOt aui
$4,000 S4absnsrias,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
!6eim bts Silbers S~ubelpaares Die bette
Nufnabme, Sepirtbun9 uno Inter
hdllun9.
Stsd mud Amgegead.
hntered atths P~ostofics at Dubuque, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
Ihsmails at secon1-class rats.
S%sctSenoe 2~tgentca:
Snicrs S!ciBuer. Subu 1obler.
&aul Guebci.
Dor elmer Notwithstanding Oct
oenti1Cn &aibplifru bnu
YufiaIn, u. o.,

miro or nG6iten Sonntag, ben 3,
Mdr5, !9err gttc. 8pnner, Yrdiioent
oes 9entral= 8eteine5, cine Hebe balten.
9err z. s. &%aafmunn, PrGiiDent oes
Staatsperbanoes bon Hep Sort, Dtro
ebenfGG5 ontpeIeno ietu. Die Ser
idmmlung bilbet Die 8nrbereitung
CUR 46baltung osS &atbolitentageS
0e8 Stuatsperbanoes bon Stem Yprt,
no Die beltI1@rebenoen &atbolifen
cine ii6eraus rii6ri9e SGGtisteit an
politiifen uno religi0Ien Dffentli6en
2eben %betunoen, bel pelfer iiA 5umul
Die Griitll1e RefOrmgeIeaihaft bon
Buffalo ie6r ebreno 6erportbut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26
ShUar;e iyrlbjabrs SiciOrrmaarrn.

Bir Rabsn 3sit unO 4ufmerfIumz
feit odrcui Dsrpenost auBergep05ns
liGs Waoren unO quite Muiter in
Sdlrar3 al iinben. Wir Geben fir
iefe Oar0 en-, Die mir rertuuFen, To-
trctl GuaIttGt, Mlpos uno S~rqqfG1ioz
felt car uIiren mir. 9ts Preiie Iino
bic mdBi2ittn.
50sa0G., Gon3 moGsnss Gfe,iot, autcs
8spiGt. nulere $1.0O QualitGt,
PEI D@ro 7je
GeucS fran i0ii DIES Granit=G 6eptot,
3t6elens S.niib, 45 3ol psit, per
Yaro $1.00
G@ipere, tlpiQsb Mp5air Siciliuns,
nirft ben Gtlub o6 INNER rein,
nit ftllem, ietoensm SyiniIb, 45 3pa
net, fir R0de, neld)e piel getrdqen
iperfen 9Se
42=50l. @ater Spct propf Satin
Soiiel, per garb $1.00