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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19
Ged)t i~utcreHant ST perncbmcn

lit, mas ser rGotbolic Giti5en" bon
Wtilrpaufee, @iS., on eOitorieler
Steae leiner neueIten gsummler iiber
Den Gerlouf bes S0oerations.G on.
pentcs in Chicago lagt. SaS SIatt
lDas itets IN 9ieniten bes
n iberaIiSmh 8 itanO uno beute
knod iteht, madJt leinem llnwtlen
iiber Oie Gbicago'er 3uiammentunft,
IN f~olgenoer, intereiianten @eiie
2ltft. 9as Slatt idreibt inter
In0crem:.
Brother Minahan went about de-
| claring for a division of the school
fund"
Wotabene: ugelogen nie georlidt."
SEER M{ineban bat ME Elm &ort iiber
jeneS Sbema p]erloren.)
Brother Cannon defied Richelieu
through "a reporter"
(Gine Inipielung uuf Die il g e
zines Gbicago'er Sageblattes, Delfes
| q d. d bebauptete, Serr Gan.
non babe erflGrt, gr5biihof Srelano
poae Der Hiheifeu ppn @merifa &c.
nannt fDerOen.(
Bishop Messmer-the best man in
the movement-was honest enough to
say openly that Federation spelled
politics, if it spelled anything; and
Mic Conner, the representative of the
Central-Verein, said such forcible
things against the administration as
to to give him a cinch on the Dubuque
postoffice when the democratic party
comes into power" r, ...
II$@iba pafe bieie re6aftioneqe
@uslaiiung Oes Milpautee'r Slattes
ibpn redt erleiternG lpenn man
niGt piiBte, baB sic Iusiage
e it tens an elmer II n ~ q + T.
belt herubt nnD 5meiten s
beabt6ttgt lit, as 8ift
IneS liberulen Slattes
Sic Fat Of c
s D oeratio 8 q d. e aus5lt.
laiien. @ir mlBtcn lallt altflafen,
oils mir inns oils yoemofratiiben
Soitmetlter=G an0iboten" i'm gilbe
iaber.
Die 9eiltrng bcS rGiti3enS" erin,
merit uns bnrnn, oaB Dor Der Sobera.
tipns &eriammlung Der bieiigl
uSelegropb- Seralo" in elmer Sitel.
3eile erflGrte, vWtr. Conner mil
oppoie tie pietps Of Ir6biibop Sire.
lanb in Chicago" @ir miiiien Nun
Der @abr6eit 81 Siebe, conitatiren
DOB mir meOer pouf Die Tegierung &c.
i6impft baben", 1pie eS Der ,Giti5eu"
bebouptet, nod inns in Chicago
nit Gr5bii6of Srelano's Nan1en Der.
binben lieBen. 9aB mir peOer oit
WiBgriffe Der Eegierrng gutbeiBen
nod Die glnii9ten bes @r3bii6ois por
ct. Saul tbeilen, Durii6er miiier
rniere 2eier idon 9ei6eio. ssh
m0hteu bier mir ben llniinn berid).
tigell, Den man unbefugter @eiie
trei6t. NotiirliG Oarf man iiber Die
lGderlide Seite Der Code red)t hers.
lid laden. @ir iinO Die Griten, Die
eS tbum - aber Die Yrin3ipien, Die
ouf bem Spiele itebeu, miiiien unbe,
0lngt gelDabrt per0en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19
Cine Hc%miniscens.

@efanntli6 lit baS ietige Sber,
baupt Der Toii5ei 60. Morgan, Der
Gbef, Den Die Staot batte.
slls Rari6aa babeu in Der @el6i6te
9ubnque's ge6ient: g. s. Worbiier,
1854; Eeter &iene, Sr., 1855; s.
e. Gpans, 1867; 6. 6. Sepit,
1853; Com. Sleming, 1859; Socob
Sieoer, 1S6O-61; 6. q. Sdrgus,
1926; 3. s. Groner, 1864: sc.
WulbaQ, 1865; sc. SarbD, 1866;
y. s. -Wtorbiier, 1867 6S; Swen
Sarbp 1922; Sobn &inbinger,
1874; George Sim, 1876;
Senrp 2edert, 1915; Dan
GuaHe, 1880; @. 6. Sarriman,
1S81-82; s. 3uaenbuebler, 1888
81; SO. Woore, 1885,; Sobn
&nesli, 1S87-S8; SO. @oore,
1889; g. g. &ice, 1S90-93; Sobn
Haesli 1894; gbp. Worgan, 1895
SO; SameS Wc@ann, 1897; gom.
Morgan, 1S9S-1901; @bp. @or.
gan, Boli5ei6ei 1902.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19
9IetnereT aus StAOt
uuS unaaeeeno.

- Stt Der S1Bllllg DeS AuSld)li1eS
iiir oas 8an5e bes Std0trdtbs, fam
ein @eiuh 5rr Serleiung, ipeldeS I'M
cine &eri60nerltng BON @ranO Siem
glpenue alrf Stabtfoiten btttet. 800
9tamen ioQen ouf Dem 8eiud)e iteben.
Ger Natb ipa ben Stabt= SSngeniellr
beouftragt Daben einen 8lan 5u
unterbreiten, mie Die GerI6ouerun-
gen bcperfiteligt Der0en iollen.
Won trGlimt in gemiiIen 8reiien bon
einem &ing (Spuleporb) no6 el,ro=
pdii6em MtllIter nit ibattigen 96u-
men unb berrli6en &lumenbeeten
~oarunter. 9as itnb aber eben emit.
meilen SrGume. Die Soiden Der
9ubuque'r Steuer3ubler bo6en leiber
menig @efiible fir iolde l6one
Sa6en auf ibre Soften.
= Gin iunger Wann bon 80 Sab
rem bot 80 M6gli6feiteu aus 100,
I'M lange geulrg 5u leben, oamit er
an iib Die 3obluutg elmer 2~0sjabrigen
@n0omment.EoliSe in Der yGquI-
table" BON Stem Oorf erlebe. g..
s.. Wc9artbD, Generals geut.
= Der beriiGtigte 2onoItreider
Qenannt vSobp &ellp" bra6te i'm 8e-
fGngniB einem Mitgefangenen Sea.
mems Gonmap Dret StiurpunOen BET
pelde bie lleberfiibruug Des WonneS
nah Dem Soipitole .benotbigten.
9ellp puroe infolgeoeiien elm Stod.
merf tiefer% promopirt. Die Sbatiahe
Dob bie rSerren" i'm 8efangniiie NIT
Dem Meiier 10 i6lagiertig iinh, legt
ben S6lub nabe, baB Wteiier bod
BEN 8efangenen Ieibt 5ugdnglid)
iein m~iiiierl.
- gr iagt, res foitet 81, piel, Inn
reid al fem" Gs beourfte iolf)
GROCER Spfer. gr fonnte reid i'm
@eiite iein, I'M Semitic umo in Der
Yfli6t, obne Spfer, ipenn er Ser.
itano gentg gebo6t bate, UNI IN Der
Equitable" bon Heip Oorf 5u pers
li6ern. 9. s. WcGartby, General
Igent.
-9as bereits colternbe" 8eriid)t,
OaB an Der Gde Ser 9. unb Wain-
StraBe, ein groBes, nj Obernes
Sotel erbaut meroen ioil, lit mieoer
IN GurS g%efommen. 0te Reporters
molen bo8 @ebGiloe ihon innerbalb
einem Sabre erridtet ieben.
s.. g. Sransen, bsutTder Mbpotat
unb Rotar, 3tmmer Alb SffieezGs'
b6ube. 8. unb MainzS truse.
- Srou Sorob @iobulpb, cine
adt5igjGbrige 6rall, welGe 90 Sabre
lang bier in Dubuque pobnte, itarb
in Der @obmng ibrer Softer, Der
Srau q. Smitb, 1869 @aibington
StraBe.
-2ineban &c Wolp. 9ampf6eiauns,
plumbins unb Cement, 472 W&ains
StraBe.
SH Der ct. Sran3tstussStIr6e
in SperspiQe mur0en Serr Sran5
Steger uno SRI. 2ena Srumm che
li6 aetrullt. 9eioe iinO Die &inoer
b%eitbefannter @lterr.
- Sm sllter bon 80 Sabren itarb
i'm Wercp Soipital perfl. ISOLDE Sr,
Cornelius ShmiB bon Sberills
Mounb. 9ie 9eeroiguug fauO e6en-
oaielbit itatt.
- s. 6. ggelbof. 2ei6enbeitatter,
1880 Sppa Str. Selepbon 361.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19
8itte 1,t,t ~@enantefcit!

gel Sen bielen IenherMngen nrt
NSrrTrn, bic infrlse Der Gimiabrnng
Der &auSpuit (&ural Sree Seliperg)
aeueitcnS aeidebcn miiicm, battcn
pir an Igcntcn nnS Gciern fOlgenSe
Bite bringeuo gu ridten. Sst
ediel sebe man
jmmcr scnart Oh: y Die senaue
2ISrehc, an mslte Die Seitmns se-
Jdift IN r 3; y bic senaue
MSreie, an peld,e Die 3eitnng in gu
fanft scifidt werben pll.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19
Die 8etrGRfefabrifantem unS SGmS.
Ter SDipa's

iollen ii6 berfl. ISOLDE in Sttumpa
organiitrt baben, nm ibren ginfluB
I'll @unlten hires @eidGfte8 in Der
StaotSlegiSlatlrr gelteno az MAIDEN.
Die &eute poQen eben ipiiien, no Tie
.iteben, 3. +, ob ibr @eihGit .Dogel.
irct" lit ODER nidt. IS ioQ Die Ioli.
bette Ginigfeit inter Den iGmmtli6en
8etrGnfebanblern berrideu unb ba eS
ben &erren ni6t an &apital gebri6t,
10 mare eS lei6t mOglid. baB tie
et1en beoeuteaoen giniluB ausiben
t0mten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19
gm sSeite 1aria Simmelfabrt

mar feierli6er @~ottesDienit IN
iGmmtliden &irden Der Stabt. Sn
Sers Sein belt Der bo6w. gater
EelOmann cine iiberaus bereote 6e1ts
predict, Die ieinen 3ub0rern tief 81
Ser3en ging. Sn Ct. Marten pre-
biate inn So6omte Der bo6ap. Soter
Roblmam unb geoa6te oes BatronSs
feIteS Der Stride in trefflifen
@orten. Dec No6mittags bieIt Der
bodyu. 8uter 80Oing BON Der 81.
@eHt . Stride cine ieiner padenoen
&reotgten an Die SltngfrauensS opas
Iit1t BON Ct. Wtarien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19
Mn 2anOinhrr.

@ir baben oil 100. 900 adsr por3ieIide,
Tarms 9Gnbereien in Winneiota NIB Glib,
Satota gu prsiieu pou IS bis S21 pro older
3u uerfauielr.
Gbenials eiue Sarm pou 1920 gder mil
9uten @ebdlben.
Gin Sarm pon 440 ater, iammtli6 cult:
pirt, init guten Gebdiloelt.
Sin lid gut sablenbsS @otsl unb anberes
Sarm= uub Stabtcisentbnm gntpeoer gu per:
tauien ober ST pertanl6eH.
8itte bel ms por3ulpre6cn NIB mir wer'
ben Scbren @ini6en emtlpre6en.
Sobm Yicr Il &c.,
@rumbeigentbun NIB 8erii6erui9s .aseut
352 Siebente StraBe. DUBUQUE. SSolpd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19
Wute WeIcacnhcit.

Sas b%etaunte altman Sans, wel6ss piele
Sabre BON Sbeobor Nltman, nnb i'll ben
lebteu S,obren Don Peter ". altman 9efiibrt
ipuroe, lit III psrmietben. is ut oieies zines
Der beit6efalulteu @aitbGnier Der Staot uib
erireut li6 bes beiten Wufes. Tvs limb gesens
rpdrtis .t,pa 40 a%oitaaugsr i'm Sauie. Gin
neler arbau wurbe leBtes Sobr erridtet.
Mit benz Geiddiie iiuo cute Staunnsen pers
bun6en. IS ut bieies cine quite @elesenbeit
fir ben rebten Wann ELI .gei9ait nit
outer 8unbibait gu iibernebmen. @egell
nGberer guSfunit idreibe ma an Sbeobor
altman. Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19
WMtun9, &Gtbo4ifem!

SD babe 20 Sarmsn 81 uertauren, tieine
uno srDBe, nit ober pbne DISQUALIFICATION.
9lu6 eiu S6miebez nIo WG9uer9ei6Git,
mebrere 0obnbauier nit Gotten, iowp eiuige
Gotten obHe @ebGuli6feiteu I'M Stdbtbsn.
IS mare bier and ellIe cute 0elcgenbsit.
einen 9eibItaa, cine Sralerei NIB anoere
@ei6dite III eroiiueu. Gas 1auo III oieier
yGegeno lit gut. Nir babeu Rirde unb
Sdule: 9lQeS Oeutid. I'm ndbere auss
tuntt peube man lid Gn
aoom 8inter,
Qlbaup, StearllS 60, Wlinu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19
Spreht bDr!

Wir Iino IN Der Sa9e, Sic nit allen
Sortsn gaenwaareu, Sefen. Seppi=
den, Matten uno Seltu9 81 perieben,
ale bon ieitenoen Jabrltanten aema6i
uno se9en Scar aetanit, Delde mir al
Brsiien anbieten. Die ionit nirsenos
ang.botsn werben tDnnen.
.,. sSames &eOi d 80.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19
Serrm Sol. Gib6f BON Ses IOiues

lit Elm redt unaugenebmes GrlebniB
paiiirt. 9iebe braden oeS Nadt8 in
6eiien @Obnung ein unO p~liinoerten
6uS &auS in iiberauS griinoli6er
&eiie. sic batten Die &leioer oes
Serrn Gollegen genau our6iu6t uno
auh i'm Sauie giles ~g8ertbooQe, mas
niht MET. unlO nagelteIt mar, NIT,
Gelen geGetBer. Gem Goaeqea 'Salier
Geilei0 elm YerI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19
Gum Central @ereinsieite

miro bon sen @eomten ser SGinois
Central 9abn mitgetbeilt, baB pom
9ubuqlte aus Die Sa5rt nod gpans-
bile, SnO., Die birefteite lit, inbem
man bon Dubuque na6 Sreeport uno
BON bort na6 Gpanspile fabren
fann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19
SanSaS HarntlanS.

SaMios bietet bic bette @slessnbeit in ben
Serelnisten Staateu nm suteS, btulges
aterbans9anS 81 tauisn III beuti6sn, fatbos
lii6en @emeiuben. S9reibet fir 9eualle
a"llsfunit iopie iiir bas Bud Out There
in Kansas. @elbet Sud oil ben pon Der
6egieruug angeltedteu 6inwanberunsss
N9enten. i. Wetn d. emf,
Hiuamau. GdS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19
Griduiien.

6 II It er Gitn 9. g., Is. arg.
Sion Streeter, elm farbiger SauIt.
tdmpfer, puroe bon SSobn 8orman,
einem o9eruiSgenoiien" eri6oiien.
3Wilden geioen berri6te cine altc
ScinOi6ait. @orman mur0e Der,
baftet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19
Murkthrrtd1tP.
Sur Den 0ro6perfaMf.

Ou b q II E, oet 16. Iu9ult.
@etreibe, Sen, Mebl, etc.
Saier: 45@5Oe.
Sorn: 71@72c.
0erlte: $1,000 per 9ui6el.
No99et: 50-60c per guibel.
Seu: $12. 00@13. 90.
Msbl: Yatent, s 3.s0@4.00; itraisbt,
SO, 50@S.60.
&leie: $3.50 {.
Sntter, @ierunoS sale.
Ger: 15ci per 0usenb.
Butter: Sairp, lSc p. Eiunb; Gream'
erp, 23c.
aaie: &abm : Gaie, 1916; srid, 1876.
groceries, etc.
Geis: 6}-9Jc per 9iunb.
Slpiebelm: 1890 per GuibeI.
aepfel: co.'s per guibel.
9feue 1artofel: 25 per gulbeI.
gteh.
Stiere: 10. 0O@4.OO.
&ipber: S2.O0@2.5 90.
Siibe: So. 50@3. 90.
&dlber: 50. 00@5 90.
Sriibltn9ss SGmmer: S3.O o
S6,peine (aui benz SUBJ: Sc, 5o@7.oo per
bunoert Viuno.
@eiiisel: 7-10c.
gieb (seibla6tet).
&inbfei6: 9@10c per Yiuub; Riitber,
9t@10c per Hiuub.
S9affeiid: S9afHeii9, 12c; SammeIs
Ieil6, l3c.
Groui ions.
@erani6ertes 6leii6: Sdiuteu, 12@14ic;
Sped, 12@15.c.
Sdmalj: 10@11c.
Soblen: Sarttoblen, SO. so per Ionue.
Soli: Sutss Gi9eubols, 4.50@S4,75 per
8orbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19
Waarumadlrr nerlnunt.

Sier 1T cine quite @eIe9enbsit iir eiuen
beuti6en 0a9enmaber. Gauerube Be.
f6Gfti9uu9. @ebGube NIB aass @eiAirr
.uorbanbeu. I'm weitere Ausfunit ,penbe
man iib oil SobH MsiH;, Rodpiae, S,earns
Sountp, Wtlui.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19
&Gjcbanoiunq.

@err aloiS Saiel, No. 1912 Soma trabs,
DUBUQUE, Soma, bat tets cine pouitduoi9e
auswabl eiubeimii6er unb importirter 6Gies
ierten porrGtbig. auswdrtige SeiteaungsN
iperbeu prompt beiorst. Breislijte nirb aui
BerlaMgen 9eriie S%ugelaNbt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19

@eialsene Snli= Sduts: SO. /, Z @ents
go. 2, 6 Gents.
SrtI6 geIaliene Salbbdute: go. 1, 1C
Gents; 9fo. 2, 81 9euts.
3alg: 30. l, 5fGents DO. 2, Al Gents.
S6aiSfeue: $50 l6@ents.
Srp Bone, S12. 90 per Come; Wireral,
S21 per &anienb; Slat Sad, S10@1S pei
Come.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19
sEarmeu al b~srfauicn.

Bier perbsiierte Sarrleu. gutter go6en, in
beuti6sy, fatbolii6er @sSenb, nabe 8Ir6e
ulb S6ule su uerfdulet. I'm RGbereS
wenoe man li9 Oil gsorge Saupt, gtslreie,
Wiium.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19
Gbica9o, ben 16. an9uit
Uetreioe

Gbtca9o, ben 10. Il9uIt.
Uetreios
@eisen-
Mai: Gss@89i.
Sept: 69t@70t.
Sea-: 66t@67t.
Eorn-
Suli: 3S4@39s.
Sept. 505
Se3.: 404@41t.
Saier-
Mai: esi
Sept: 25t@275.
Seq: 25t@255.
yiebmarPt.
S6meine-
S6pere, Sc. 50@7.60.
Sbwsre. railbe, So. 50@T.05
9ei9te, SO. 55@S7.4 40.
@emii9te, So. 70@7.50.
Gteb-
Rrubpieb, 81 4O@S.O 90.
&iibe Wub &tuoer. S2.75@5.75.
Seras Stiere, So. 50@6.1 10.
&eiterus, S4.00@6.1 20.
S6aie-
9SeIli6e 2dmmsr, 3 .50@6.40.
Ginheimii6e 2Grtmer So. 100000
g9sili6e S6aie, S2.75@3.S6.
Giu5eimii6e S6aie, S2.5O@3.9O.
propitoneI.
Sdweiueleiid-
Gept. Sl5. S5@S16.00.
Ie,.: $14.25@S14.50.
SbmolS-
Sept. so. 10@$10.20. .-. ~ a
Se;.: $9.35@$9.42. I. ~
Iippen-
Sept. SO. 60@S9.7 20.
Ge;.: SO. 10@9.15.
Sla6siamen-
@ug. S1.76.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19
t.ttrar6tik

IL %it.d.rdrttit.
H%arasoulb, grf., September iss6
re.ius srau lit burt rIsbsraro.it / Sabr 10. baB
2 acrste ibr ntbt helfen fonntsn aber i 5iains
gator Rbn,s's Starter turir.s fs conftanbis.
3. 8. RuetsE
S.rr gfarr.r 8. aori aus gsinit.b, gsin,. iars'H,
bob CT oieleu 9eioenb.u paftpr 3onia's gtrrosu.
etdrftr cmp'obieu bat uHb baB er baourd pei @utfs
b.,pirtt. uuS bS TitteI fei ieBt bort in anen apptbe'
seu gu habtu.
Srau 8. G S'weiap 545 Dearborn Str, Gbieasc.
fcreibt. Sas Fe Dor benz Sebrapts ppu paftor Roaigs
yerpeu. stdrfer 70 urassnIeio.ub par, bob fe feline
gps,ie BARN boittn sonntt, mas sbsr nuu ai1t wsbs
Der Gau IT. @
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-05-01
Smear Points.

The Light from heaven can never lead
astray. -.
The word must read the Gospel IN liv-
Ing cpistles.
Resignation is putting God between
ones self and ones grief.
The most r1onentous truth OF rehglon
is that Christ is in the Christian.
The time to show yorr Christian nan
hood is when it is put to the sore test.
You cannot dream yourself into a char
acter: you must hammer and forge your
self into cne.
The light OF the Christian shines bright
est for Christ, when Ec is least CONSCIOUS
that i. Is shining.
Not all Gods messengers are &nEc's.
ANY hand that knocks at the door hay
bring a call from the King.
1t is better to build life than to make
fortune. Character is greater accom-
plishment than riches.
He who manifests humility, love and
gratitude when told Of his fanlts has
made large attainments in the Christian
lie.
Spiritual sustenance cannot be effective
in an abstract form. as pure Truth: 1t
must come to us through the energy OF
spiritual life. =,
We need faith that will GRASP
Christ with the heart in orCer to Ell
dure to the end" Heart communion
alo:.c will give us this grasp.-hams 3
Horn.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-05-01
A Child Messenger OF Cod.

The still form OF little boy lay, il a
coffin surrounded by m1 arnins friends. A
mason came ito the room and asked to
look at the l1vciy face. You wonder
that | care So much," he said. as the
tears rolled down his cheeks, but yoar
boy was messenger OF Cod 10 NE: O1e
tirlc | was coniag down ~ a long ladder
rom very hig. roof and fond YOU
little boy close behind nc when L
reached tie ground. +? looked un int"
ny face win Z childish wonder ara
as,,-cd frankly, Weren't you a ID u fa!,-
ing when you were Up 50 high" a"d,
Ieforc ! had time 10 answer, ne. sid:
AL! know Why you were not afra.((-
von had said ,our prayers this morning
before you wcnt to work l ha:l not
p-aycd, bat l rover forgot to pray from
that day to this, and By Cad's blfssinr
I meyer Will"
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Leave it al in His dear hand;
II His love for thee He planned,
Think o. Him.

when some anxious Gaze pe-picIes,
Think OF Him.
Lest thy inmost soul II Scxes,
Think OF Him.
Brinc thy care and thou shat see,
lie will bear it all for thee;
lie would have thee peaceful be,
Think of Him
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it for a month or so. The Maine men
here have assured him that the people
of the Pine Tree state would be proud
of an opportunity to show their loyalty
and confidence in the chief magistrate
of the Union. and the President really
wants to 90 to Maine and address an
audience in one of the large cities,
where he can meet the largest pos
siblp number of voters. Senator Hale
and Gov, Burlegh and others Of the
delegation will perfect the arrange
ments for the trip, from this end, if it
is made.
When the River and Harbor Appro-
priation bill and tie Omnibus Public
bill shall have been signed by the Presi-
dent Gov. Burleigh will have big
load off his shoulders. He has been on
the go almost constantly during the
last week OF ten days, looking after the
! interests of Maine i'll those two bills.
Since the bills went into conference
there have been disagreements between
the two houses regarding Maine items
to be adjusted, the largest of them
affecting the third district. The out
/ look now is that the Third District will
get the largest sums voted by either
I House, saving only the Bar Ilarbol
j project. which will probably BE left out,
as there is some money still available
in the War Department WhereWltll
the improvement Of the harbor and the
i construction of the breakWater can be
| continued until another river and
! harbor bin is passed
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by the West Shore and Boston and
Maine to Boston. We saw little from
the flying train to interest us, unless it
was an oil region, thickly studded with
derricks. Farmers were blowing in
Arkansas when we left, and we saw
recent evidences Of the plowmans work
i'll all the States through which we
passed.; but in our own Kennebec
county we found the farmers afield.
There was not the difference in vegeta-
ton between the south and north that
one would expect. When we arrived at
the Hot Springs the trees were not full
foliaged, but were brought out by the
increasing warmth during our stay.
Some of the lawns at home were as
green as any we saw on the journey;
but this was not true of the fields.
Another night in the Pullman and we
are i'll New York State and begin to
feel at home. The scenery grows more
and more attractive as we advance.
The wooded hills the undulating valleys,
the clear streams, the cosy homes and
the busy factories of New England
appeal strongly to the home-comers.
One of the party, boundi for Connectl-
cut, leaves us before Boston is reached,
and at the Hub l say good bye to
Brother Fairbanks and continue my
journey to Portland, to tarry for the
night at the West End, arriving nome
the next day c. A. P.
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Pointed Paragraphs.

A lot of good people enjoy telling
bad news.
When extremes meet they soon get
chummy.
Duty and inclination seldom shoot
the same chute.
TO err is human; to forgive is often
akin to diplomacy.
Cuddlesome winter giHs have no use
for warm weather.
Some men waste a lot of time wish
ing 1t were tomorrow
Truth never lodges up an alley, no
matter whom it meets.
Real estate dealers lives should be
filled with good deeds.
Truth is always mighty enough to
hurt somebody little.
Charity covers multitude of So
called sacred concerts.
A girls favorite writer is the author
of her first love letter.
If you want your wife to act like an
angel treat her like one.
bachelor says women can talk twice
as fast as they can think.
Approval of a mans conscience sell
dom helps to boost his salary.
The efforts of some people to look
pleasant are positively painful.
1t is difficult for ma to decide when
he will cease to be middle-aged.
1t is often impossible for man to 90
ahead after he is sure he is right.
1t is because the world loves to be
amused that all the world loves lover.
To arrive at the value of an individ-
ual man must be measured by others.
When young husband becomes
father he feels as happy as he looks
scared.
Many a mans pessimistic views of
life are due to his acquaintance with
himself
All women are not devoid of the
sense of humOr, if one may judge by
the way some wives manage their hus-
bands.-Chicago News.
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L. STAPLES.

Manufacturer Of The Staples Cele-
brated Halter also dealer in all
kinds Of Harnesses, Blankets, Cur
ry-Combs, Cards, Brushes, Etc,
Would respectfully to the citizens of Belfast and
vicinity that have taken the door above IL
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Leads Them All.

"One Minute Cough Cure beats all other
medicines l ever tried for coughs, colds
Group and throat and lung troubles" says
D. Scott Currin Of Logantown, Pa. One
Minute Cough Cure is the only absolutely
safe cough remedy which acts Immediately.
Mothers everywhere testify to the good it
den in its attacks that the doctor often ar.
rives too late 1t yields at once to One Min.
ute Cough Cure. Pleasant to take. Children
like it. Sure cure for grip, bronchitis
coughs.
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Spain's Boy King

King Alfonso XIII. of Spain was
crowned on May II. On that day the
young ruler reached the age of sixteen,
the age of majority for royalty accord
ing to the Spanish law. The king owes
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'"It doesn't take much to make some
people cOnceited" "What nOw?" ''Why,
since the village blacksmith learned how to
mend automobiles he calls himself black
smythe. Chicago Daily News.
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COmmissiO ner's MOI

WALDO IS. May IS, A. ID 1907. W.
signed having been duly appointed r
orable George +. Johnson Judge "
within and for said County, commiSsi"
ceive and decide upon the claims Of iH'
of Shepherd Harville, late of Lincoln.
scented insolvent, hereby give public uo'
ably to the order of the said ,mdgt "
that further time of four month
after the thirteenth day of May. A. u
been allowed to said creditors to l
prove their claims, and that we viii atJ
duty assigned us at the postot1ice al l..
Center, on Saturday, the seventh dan
and Saturday, the second day of Aug
1902, at one O'Clock in the Afternoon oil
said days.
MELVIN DICkEI,
3t21 GEORGE A. MAHONEh
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Tax Collectors KOtiCe

All taxes for 1901 are now due and liable to
cost Taxes on real estate not paid before July
l, 1902 will be returned to the City Solicitor for
suit per order of the city government. will be
in my office in Memorial building daily from $50
to II 80 A. M, and Saturdays from 130 to 40 z NJ
NJ. G. HILL, Collector.
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KING ALFONSO XIII. OF SPAIN
much to his royal mother the queen
regent Christina. who for sixteen years
has held the crown safely for her son
through all the yieissitudes of Spanish
politics.