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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-03-06
PRINCE HENRY.

Prince Henry may visit Canada be.
fore he returns to Germany.
Mayor Harrison will ask for gen.
eral display of American flags during
Prince Henry's visit TO Chicago.
AS a result of Prince Henry's visit
steps viii be taken to foster the
friendship between Germany and
America
The news of Prince Henry's warm
welcome in the United States is caus
ing joy in Berlin. The German press
is enthusiastic.
The Cologne Gazette called tht
Prince Henry festivities one of IN,
most beautiful pages in Germany,
international relations.
Great preparations are under way 4
decorate Chicago during Prime,
Henry's visit.
Prince Henry was presented with tn,
freedom of New York by Mayor Low
and the board of aldermen.
Luncheon for the president. Mrs
Roosevelt. Miss Roosevelt and sixty
1--WE other guests was given ON tn,
Hohenzoiiern by Prince Henry.
Friday the prince visited Annapoli:
in the forenoon. had luncheon Their,
at noon, and made farewell visit Il
the president. Dinner followed at tn,
German embassy
The Chicago local committee was
notified by Prince Henry that he will
not have time TO visit the stockyards
or the university on his visit to Chi
cago. The royal guest will be given
a chance to rest.
Prince Henry visited Mount Vernon.
where he deposited two wreaths on
washington's tomb and planted lin.
den tree. He crossed the Potomac
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-03-06
Well to Know.

To avoid wrinkling bodices and
jackets they should be hung on frames
such as men use for their coats, wind
ing the frames first with cloth or silk.
upon which, if desired, orris or other
sachet powder may be sprinkled.
To loosen a glass stopper soak a.
corner OF glass cloth in boiling water
and then wrap it around the neck of
the bottle. The heat will cause the
neck to expand and then the stopper
may easily be removed.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-03-06
To the Housewife.

Scorch marks on plates and dishes
that have been used for baking may
be removed by rubbing with a damp
cloth dipped in coarse salt. Smoke
grimed glass globes should be soaked
IN warm soda water. Then add a few
drops of ammonia and wash them
well with a soapy flannel, rinse in
clean water and dry with a soft linen
cloth. To clean cream linen shades
stretch them on table and rub them
well with powdered bathbrick applied
with piece of flannel. Shades will
look new when cleaned in this manner
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-03-06
Delicious lcinq.

A most delicious icing for white
cake is made by boiling one goblet
maple sugar, one and a half soblets
brown sugar, butter the size of an egg,
and three-quarters of a goblet of
milk. Cook until when tried IN water
it will form a hard ball. On each layer
place the chopped kernels of English
walnuts.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-03-06
INDIAN WAR DANCES.
EShausting Nature of Those Practiced
by Onondaaa Braves.

| Or all the Indians on the Oaondaga
/ reservation Jarius Pierce is probably
the best versed in the ancient history
and customs not only of his own tribe
but also of other tribes of the Iroauois
confederacy. Mr. Pierce has made
the war dances of the Indians an
especial study, and on a recent even
/ ing, with five of his companions. gave
an exposition in this city. supple
mented with short descriptive talks.
The dances as executed were typi
cal of the old life of the Indians. The
ghost dance is held annually at the
council-heuse, and commentaries the
| dead heroes of the tribe. 1t is a mo-
notonous dance, executed in strokes
upon small drum and with mourn.
full, weird notes sung in a high key by
the participants. The dancers con.
tinuously shuttle around in a circle.
In the exposition of the war dance
the braves had a fine chance to let
themselves out, and they did it with a
will. The screenings and yells that
the three big bucks drew out of
themselves We're enough to drown the
noise of a couple of locomotives. and
the contortions with which they en-
bellished the exhibition would put the
gymnast of any modern circus to
shame
The Indians evidently enjoyed the
work OF dancing-for it was nothing
less than work. 1t is not dancing as
hui
tinuous jumping around ca one foot
and keeping tine with the other to the
music of the drum and the dancers
own voice. At the same time a con-
tinual din is kept up by each person
by means of rattle, stick. or. club
From the faces of the performers, at
times, it might be inferred that they
were working themselves up to
pitch where they would lose control
of themselves, but the Indians were
enjoying it and came out of the dance
with smiling faces
The dances were executed to music
that varied very little. The voices of
the PEI ormers seemed to frame but
few notes, but these were worked over
time. AS near as the words could be
understood, they sounded like this:
"Hua-lua-hua-lua, nia-il-hia, haua. o.
haua," and were accompanied by an
incessant jumping up and down and
shutting of the feet that must have
produced tired feeling, since the
performers wore thin moccasins and
the dances were executed on hardwood
floors
Among the legends narrated by Mr..
Pierce was one regarding the teach
ings of Handsome Lake 1t was said
that Handsome Lake, after a vision
in which he met the Great Spirit.
taught that only Indians were to be
admitted to the happy hunting
grounds. George Washington, be-
cause of his kindness to the Indians.
was to be allowed to remain just out
side the entrance
The burning of the white dog was
Interestingly described. 1t was stated
that at the close of each year the
feast was held. the popular impress
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-03-06
FOREIGN.

Sixty-four persons are reported
killed or wounded in fight between
Albanians and Turkish troops on the
Montenegrin frontier.
The government was defeated IN
the house of commons by one vote on
a question involving long hours of
service Of railroad employees.
Edward Tuck of New York will es-
tablish a free hospital in Paris for
the benefit of Americans 1t is to be
named after Benjamin Franklin
The Victor Hugo centenary was
celebrated throughout France as a
national holiday. A monument to
the author was unveiled in Paris.
The physicians OF Queen WI
holmina recommended her to take a
prolonged rest in the south to restore
her health. The states general Will
he convened to appoint a regent aur.
ing her absence.
The Barcelona alcalde fixes the
number of persons killed during ne
fighting since Feb. II at sc. The
ironmasters have compromised with
their employees ON the basis of ~,
hours work per day.
In spite of the bulletins OF victories
over the insurgents published by the
Venezuelan government, advices from
Caracas indicate that the revolution
is gaining ground daily. New upris
ings are reported in almost all paris
of the country, notably in the Taehira
district. ON the Colombian frontier
and in the vicinity of Barcelona
where the insurgents are concentrat
ing,
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-03-06
DOMESTIC.

Women appealed 10 congress 10
stamp out polygamy.
The Congress of Mothers was en-
session in Washington.
Young Corbett and Terry McGoyerp
have agreed to fight again in October
An aged New York man worth $500.
GOO adopted his housekeeper as his
daughter
c. NJ. Bishop, who died recently AT
Kingwood. w. Va, left an estate
valued at $500 600.
B. Campbell was appointed assistant
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-03-06

Acknowledgement Knox, after review
ing the charges against Judge Arthur
n. Moves, of the United States district
court, Alaska, recommended his re-
moval. The president then dismissed
Moves. The latter is very ill.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-03-06
Mrs. l. A Harris, Prominent Member
of a Chicago Woman's Political Club tells
how Ovarian Troubles may be Cured with
out a Surgical Operation. She says:

doctors have perfect craze for operations The minute
there any trouble nothing but operation will do them on.
hundred dollars and COSTS and included the PAIN and
agony, and often death.
81 suffered for eight years with troubles nt hundreds
of dollars for relief until doctors agreed an operation was
my only chance of life My sister had using lydia Pink
hams vegetable Compound for her troubles and been cured
and she strongly urged to let the doctors try the Com
pound. did last resort; it faithfully with tbe Sna
tive Wash for FIVE months and reoced that nv trobs
and my health If would only trv vida
Pmkhams Vegetable Compound first surgical operations
would occur Mis- l. A. HARRIS 278 East 31s ST. Chicago Til
$4,000 FORFEIT IF ABOVE LETTER Is NOT cE9rrI>-p
When women are troubled with irregular suppressed or painful
weakness eueorrhpa displacement
womb tha 6eaown feeling nfammation ovarie. back
ache atng or hatuenc general debility indigestion and nervous
postaton, bese with such symptoms as dizziness fnees
sstude extabty Iraby nervousness seepesess eianoIy
~aIone ana Wntto feelings
they should remember there true remedy Iyiia n
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-02-11
&le~tu aus Staot
nno llutaegenD.

- Gas breiiGbrise G0bnden oeS
&errn Srans Spabn ltarb peril.
&ode. 9en gltern unler Seileio!
s.. q. SrdnBen. peuti9er Nopotat
unb Notar, 3immsr Alb Offices.
bGube. 9. unb Woin=G troee.
3u @aterloo, Sa., perbrann'
ten sSrou go. &ulfner utO Swei
ibrer ainOer 81 SoOe BET Dem ourd,
llmitiir5en elmer 2ampe e%ntltanoener
9ranbe IN ibrem Wobnbauie. @ier
0teniden ipurbelt oilBerOem ifmer
perlebt, elm &inb Der Srau auid'
ner 10 ifDer, baB es. nid)t nit benz
Seben bapontomnlen miro.
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gum acme art Store, 1856 Sopo
StraBe rmo Main Strabe, 5piidei
10. uno II. StrnBe.
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Yt. Sgete, bat cine demii9e Inalpie
beg 8aiiers Der Staot Dubuque se.
mad]t uno erfldrt, OaB beileres 8ai'
Ter ielten ~gefunoen peroe.
-2ineban &c Wolo. Sampfbeiouns,
plumbing uno Cement. 472 Drains
GtraBe.
= gu Grescott, Sub., itarb Sral,
Intou Honnebaum, S6meiter oes
Serrn 6. Wairoie bon 9perSDiae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-02-11
gu berfaufen.

Wessn gusoebmu9 meiner anbsrn sc.
i6Gits fam i6 iolsenoen 9auptbanOel ole;
riren: Meiue mr. q Dteiisn uon Jiep Rod:
forb, q. O., 9ele9ene 7S3 ader Stodlarin ;t
III $3.50 per 2lder, wopon $40 atdsr inter
Tflug, 800 afer oaDon iertig iiir SLABS.
giul6lieBenb sin ne~u9ebdiIteS gBobnbaus
Don 8 3immeru, StaIuns iiir $50 Stid
YIeb, S6eune. grunueI. Gasoline engine
nit 6uttermiible. Srabt;auu um 213 2lder,
ielbe sntbaltem slIteS NIB rei6Iibes Sprinss
waiier. Nsruer Is pieroe, 100 Stiit Yisb,
Narmmai6ineriel, Samenirudt, y8a9sn,
@ei6irr u. {. 10. guss nur l Sabr ges
brailbt. Die beits ulp iru6tbarits Sarm i'll
9tortb Gatota ;wsi 9rnten alsin in slabs
bs;ableu iiir bic 6arm. Gle 9alrte baar,
Der Reit aut 3sit. slaes 9tdbere gu srtabrsl
pom GisentbiIner Widel Wfaierlts, 4Ol IA.
9lpsuue, y. e.. UtiuueQpolis. Wiuu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-02-11
Der ct. S~onifatius Siuslinsss
Nrrrin Der ct. WarisH>
0cmcinOe

e,mablte ON Montas sbenb bie fol.
aelloen Seumten:
8rGiioent - &ep. 50. $. @eirib.
&ice-Eraiibent - Sobam Nobner.
Heforoirenoer Setretdr - Baul
Srnd)esfi.
Sinan5.S efretdr nnb S6aBmeiiter
= Gbriit. &liblano.
Goaeftoren Safob grusoorfT
uno SSobam Gonrao.
Ger 9ireftorenratb beftebt gegen.
parttg aus fOlgellben Mitglieoern:
Suopig s. aulfenbat, SObann &Ob-
ner, Mnton Settler, 6. SuBfe, s.
&ublmno, e. 8. Sumter, q. San.
brian, @l. gassler, g. g. &ro6esti,
Martin Silber, aorl &obner uuh
SObann @eIterfamp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-02-11
Wutruf an &at9Dlifcu!

9oltou, 5urner Gouutu, SIosSafota, il
cine Statiou an Der 6bicaso, Wtiiwunfes &
ct. Raul G%ileubabn. bot lebr irudtbares
llmgegeno. Cation bat brei sroBe iSru6t:
bduier, cine gumber Yarb, Roits, GrpreB.
telegraph NIB &elepbon : Office, eint
S%dnittuareu, ulb Siieubonoluug. IA mn
cine fatbOlii6s Stride 9sbaut wiro, eriutsu
mir tatbOllide 0ote! SSirtbe. Nausi6retner.
Meeger, Sattler. Sdubmnder, S6misbt
lIo oergleideu. nit ooei obue Gapital, i'd
bier uieoer;nIaiien. NGbsreS Ulro bersir-
piuig ertbetIt Ourb fobu s%appenmann, &c:
tretGr bes GausS pmiteS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-02-11
Giuaclauot aus 9einona, @inn.

SSll Der am a. GScbritor obgebalte'
zen T,obrcS Serlotnmllng Der 3. u
81. ct. SSolepb'S @egcuieitigen Inter.
ltiiBmgs : @eleuidoit murOen Ole
folgenoen @eamten fir hns l~oitlenoe
><ahr cruGhlt:
8rQiiOent Bernard @ieicr.
8ice. ErGiibent - Bob. Shreiber,
SdaBmeilter - SoicpD SGlillger-
mann.
SefretGr = @ilbelm Sdneioer,
3neiter SefretIr = Ilcrunoer
Ernbplpib.
lSinan5-Gcmite -. 3ifolols 90.
iepb Shneioer lulb Sobunn SiBter.
Waridul - Goltaro Slug. Sins.
8otidafter - Sran5 WteDer.
Sereius. 6nbnentrager - SoBaml
Z. 8artben.
Ser. Staaten.S
@iintber.
&erlpultmgSratb - Sofob 8al-
mes, >@ottirieb Strrmt unO Sobauul
Wiiller.
9ireftoren fir bret Sabre -
Rep. Sobam Meier, Sobum Sisfer,
gSilbelm Sdneiber, @ottfrieO
Strlrnt ltnb GOuar0 Iug. Gins.
llnteriitdJungs. 9lr5t - Or. Spnd,.
9ie GeIeuIdaft beltebt Jebt aus
$50 Mit9lieOern lInO bat I'M uerfloi-
ienen Sabre an 80 franfe Wfitglie-
Der S796 an observation-disclosures
bedablt.
@tIB. 9 6neiber, >
Sefretar.
" | nona a, Winn., 5. Sebr. 1902.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-02-11
Die &atbolii6e Mniieu,
mn0ss0ejeui6ait

pon ct. 9aul, Wiiunsiota, bietst sroBe
9duosreiem in Wimeiota NIB ben bsiosn
SatotaS suin gertauie Ill. Sieie 8eiels
Ihaft p~erfauit nur an fatbotii d c
QmiebIer, brnen lie III ieber g8eiie be:
bIlflid su lem tra1tet. Oisielbs erireut ii6
Der @utbeiBums unb GmpfebIun9
Der tir6li6en Obristtiten mo
pirb bur6aus SuperlGliiS uub pertraueus.
ipiirbi9 bsiuIben Deroeu.
Die SGnnsreien, iibsl wel6e bieie Gjeieus
idait psriiigt, liesen ale in Gesenoen, no
nod 9utes ganD Az billigeu
preifen ju babsn lit. gebaute
Sarms, Prdries uib Sol3lanb in
bent d EN- tatboIii6e Semeins
ben uabe bel Der & / r d e ~ s.. 100
bis $25. 90 per Nder. 2ieier idwar;er So=
ben, isbr seeianet fir afsrbaiI NIB Milds
wirtbi6ait. 8eins WiBsruten wssen Sroden.
belt. @Suts Gage. Sutes g9aiter. WroBe
NnswabI. ausee;ei6uste gelesenbeit iir
Nmiisoler. ipmie Fir Solds, bic ibr @sIo in
Narinlanb anlesen modem. lin Iueltere
ausfanit i6reibt an
Catholic Settlement Society,
$50 Globe Building, st. Paul. MINI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-02-11

gu Bellevue, Sa., pllrben
am Mittluo6 Serr Soiepb Wtcaiaiy
bon 9redeurioge, Sol, mo Sri. y.
Cecilia 9ierfe5 bonn bo6m. Sater
@ieS ebelid getraut. Sri. @liiabetb
Sade, Sri. @liio6et6 Scopes ulO
SrieOrid u. 9terfe5 maren Srall-
2el;Qen.
q nj Sountag perfl. ISOLDE
hromlte Die @o6mtng OeS Srn. So
harm SentelS BON S%rrem6nrg nieOer
luIb mur0e, iammt Dem Sngalte, Elm
9tmlb Der Slnmmer. Srnu Sobanll
%pnfelS mar nit Ben Drei ainbern
fires So0ue3 8eter 81 Sauie geblie.
ben WnO bate MIR 3eit Die &leinell
pnO ij6 III Si0erbeit 5lt bringen.
.NQerbinQS lit etlpaS Serii6crung aui
0cu @ebduOe, ieOod bel oieier Sab.
rl&3eit lit elm 9teubau 0oppelt ifiper
III errtdten. SroBbem b%egaunen Sr.
&enfels mo Die Seiuigen nit ieineni
Sdluieaeriohu s. $. @rnIter gleid,
nit Der Irbeit. G3 lit oteieS Ger
brittle Gerflit 6eS Srn. Senfels ourfy
Seuer.
&u 90 oalem Sopuibip
iuurOen SEER s. y. 2ougueoiGe ms
SRI. Gmilie Gan6 getruut.
SIN 0crG Ct. 80 uriens Stride
Eier IN dubuque muroe Sri. so.
8edilI&, So6ter Der beIt6efmnten
sFc;aiIis @ediHS nit Srn. %. @elid,
bon ct. Gonatu8, So, ebeli6 ge,
trout. Giel Slid cum 9unoe!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-02-11
Earni III %0crfaufru.

Sine gao ater, 9Ile @etreIoe' nIo eieb.
Sarm, gang inter Slug. III uertaufeH, lHr
S65 per ader. Sein der perlureneS soub
umo mur eine baibe 9Petie pom Sirdjs mr.
SdWeiterldnie NIB ilinl Netlen poG prel
peribIeOcnm Slienbahnen c~niirrnt tNgoReS
&aus unb Sbeune nit alsn dnoercn lGOtbis
gen WebGnoen mno Ninnmiibtr limb porhan,
ben aber uir an einen peurldeIpa atbollfeu
an Drrtuuien. DC Ioir Die tHtneinoe rein
beutih bebltm DOleG. 4brslls. Dor 200
Nisgsr, SOrua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-02-11
Nm 2nnbin6er.

@ir babsu on 100, 900 slter porsisli6sl
Tarms gdmbsreism in Wiiuneiota NIB Glib.
0atota ju grsiisH Don So bis $2l pro adsl
~ p~erfauieu.
9bsuiots cine Sarm DON 1,020 elder nit
yuten Sebduoen.
Sin Sarm Don 440 gdsr, iammtli9 cult.
pirt. nit gutter Sebanoeu.
Gin iib gut ;abIsabsS Soisl unb aHbsrss
Sarms uub Stdoteisentbum entpeosr 81 per.
tauien ooer an pertani6sn.
gitte bel ms porSuiprs6m uib mir wsr'
ben Sbreu WHnibm mtiprs6eu.
Sobn pier l. Co.,
@runoei9entbmr NIB gsrii6erum9s: aseut,
352 Stebeute StraBe. Submdue. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-02-11
Murkthrrtd1te
N1r Sen 8roBperfauf.

Dubuque, ben s. SebtIar.
@etreibe, 9su, WebL, etc.
0aisr: 4S052c.
Gorn: 62@G5c.
Serite: 50-60c per 9uihel.
ho99en: 50-60c per Suibel.
0eu: 81. 00@13.00
Utebl: Gatent, 81. 10@4.40; irai9bt,
So. S0@4.20.
6Ieie: S22. 90.
Gutter, GieruubRG
Ger: 20@22c per Gusenb.
SItter: Sairp 1926 p.Piuno Grsams
erp, 25c.
aais: Rabm : 86is, 1915; Srid, 1916.
@rocerieS, etc.
Reis: 6i-95c per Yfnnb.
Robueu: Q8bite gtapp, So. so per guIbel.
3miebeln: S2.25 per guibel.
6raut: $2.50@3.00 per Crate.
aepiel: $3.50 $500 per Barrel.
S%ortcneln: S1.O0 per 9uibel.
@teb.
Stiere: SO. 5O@4.OO.
Giubsr: $2.O0@2. SO.
Siibe: $2.0O@2. so. h.
aaiber: S 4.00@5.00.
SSriiblinSs NGmmer: $3.50.
S6Weine tani benz 6uB): S5.5096.00 per
bunoert Giunb.
getii9ei: 7-10c.
Gteb Seidla6tet).
RinbHeiid: 1895 per Biunb 6inbsr.
6t@sie per Giuup.
S9aiieii4: S9aiFeti9, lie; Sammels
leil6, 9ic.
ions.
GerGu6ertes Sleiid: Sdiuteu, 11t@12c;
Sped, 114@15c.
FSdmalj: 10@11c.
8oblem: Sarttobleu, $3.50 per Come.
Sol3: gates ei4enbols 4.50Q$4.75 per
Roroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-02-11

GbicasO, ben 8. 6sbruar.
-}.s .@etrstss
@et;en-
Mai: 77t@7s.
SuIi: 77s@:st.
EprH-
Mai: 614@s2.
Suli: 6l4@62.
Safer
Wsai: 42s@4si.
SuIi: 37@87i.
3 Yishmartt.
Sdpeine-
Sdwers, SO. sO@6.45.
SdDere. raIbe, SO. 10@6.25.
Qei6te, So. 75@$5. 95.
9emii9te, So. 90@6.30 {.
gleb-
Grtra Riubuieb. 90. 50@z.2O.
@utes, S5.75@6.40.
Disadvantages bis sutss, "a. 0098.00.
Sinia6e Sorte, 81. 35@4.90.
SIbe, S1.25@5.00.
Nnnber. So. 25@5.00.
guueu uuo S6ieu, SO .25@4.55.
8alber, $2.5O@7.6O.
S6aie-
Weltli6e 9dmmer, $5.25@6.40.
9iuheimii6e gGmmer So. 50@6.50
gaeltli6e S6aie, 5 4.25@6.00.
@imbeimiids S6aie, $425@4.S0.
ms. yrSptionsn.
S9weiueHeii6-
Wai: Sl5.S0@S18.s7.
Suit: S~15.65@$15.92.
S6mals- s.4Gul.s
Mai 49, AZ. @$9.47.
SUIT: 49,. 52@S9.67.
Rippen-
Mai. So. 42t6$S.52.
Suli: SO. 52@S.62.
Sla1SiamsM- t7
Sebruar: 1882.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-02-11
6err Wuorcas Y0lfer

that berfl. @od)e einen b6ien Sal(.
Sci Der glr6eit IN ser Dubuque 9(ltar
Wfg. SO. fiel er ans elmer S0be bon
t6 NuB Den Glepatoriha6t binnnter.
Gr iiel atf Die SiiBc jeOod urb Oieie
iino iebr angei6poQen. W0ge SEER
golfer pieber bal6igit geneien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-02-11
Wn III NifnIaus Wnkius2

Gerielbe fam 1894 Don Remerideu mad
amerita. 9r ibrteb gum lesten Otale Don
benz Wimuebasos Soipital in giscouiiu nod
europa. Sniwiiden 1T ieiu Batter ulD iein
Rruber 9sitorbsn ulb eiu Sbeil Der grbihait
III benz @eiu6ten ,useiauen. 9ser ansflnit
wsiB, ieube bielelbe 9etaui9it al Germ
Nran3 S6usibsrs gerbans, GiSentbiimer uub
@smsinberatbs Mltglieo ;u Remsrl9eu,
Ranton Melnid. 2urembura, europa.
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Girhbau Il, Saperhia, Sa.

Ser Gontroft fir Die 9auarbeit
Scr nelten Stride 81 Sauerbia, So
lit 0lrrdJ oen bo6D. 8ater S6liiter
un cen Contractor gouaro Wc2ear:
bon Dubuque fir $4,000 pergeben
noroen. GS beiBt, Die nelle STRIDE
rerbe on $4,000 folten.
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OeQea &rebsi9aoea.

Sd eu,ptebIe bisrlnlt Stroop's bsriibmte,
bentibe Ynlper. GlsIelbeu beilea isbel
mp6 ui&t auigsbrodeneD atebs iomobl
imnsrii& dis auBsrIi9. auen, bic ueroG6.
tiae @eidwiills ionic aud Ragemtei.
BEN ulb 2eberi6aoen babsI, limb bisis
pulpsr bslouberS shpiobleu. WeseH Rabe.
rem Sew Jni1is etc. a%ersifirs man:
% aSb 8. Boebiu9,
ct. QucaS Somd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-02-11
Spre6t bnr

Wir Iino III Der N0ge. Ste NIT alien
Sorten gllsnpadren, 9efen. Seppi-
~5il, Wntten uno Celtut Su psrieben.
ale bon leItenocu Gubrltdnten gsma6t
uno GeQsn Scur geiNuit. Delhe mir al
greiieu anbieten. Die lonit nirgenos
aug: boten iperOcn tOnnen.
Sames &epi e. SO.
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&1iehanDIuna.

Serr Iipis Saisl, No. 1542 CLAM StraBe,
Dubuque, Sopa, bat ltets cine politduoi9e
answa6i einbeimii6sr uHS importirtsr 8dis.
iorten uorrGtbi9. Nlslpdrtise geiteaumgsn
peroen prompt beiorst. Brsislite wirS aui
YerlQuaet Qerile sugelallbt
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Iem e II, So., 6. San. 1902.
,~&ugemburger @a8ette",

~NUIINIVNV NN'
@ertber Serr @omher!
g~inliegeno iinbcu sic flint 9ol-
lars $500, melbe i6 Sbnen 5lt.
ihite DIS 8eitrog sur Sottu. uno
&uafabrts-&irde IN 2l1remburg.
W0ge 8ott Gller lluternebmen Ieg.
nert uhb mG9e er Gle <rembnrger
o~nipornen, oaB lie glQe ipomoglid)lt
etnen fleinen 9eitrag 5lt bielem gu.
fen 3uef ~beitra9en, lit Der @lrnidl
gurer
MrS. :. s. 81 bmann.
Genljen, ga.
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Sanshlltfrin nrrlanaf.

Sin Frieiir III sIner ganosemsiubs iuOt
zine 1rn0biiierin. NeggH mdbsysr aHS
tinit idrsibe mNlI ali X. care 9Gtbp.lr
Frtmling to-, Dubuque, SoIpG.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-02-11
Sausbaltrrin aeiuht.

Gine quite, oIsiuits6snoe, bemtide Srau
BON 40 bic 10 Sabren. Htue CUTE 9eimatb
fir Die ,e6te 9'erlon. @essn udbsrer Aus.
tuEit menoe man Id an +. w. M, care
Hatbolic FrtntiIS go, Dubuque, Soma.
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@eiai,ene Rnll= Saute: go. /, 2 Gents
Io. 2, 6 Gents.
SriI6 9eIal;eue SaIbbGuts: go. /, 1C
Gents 30. 2, 81 Gel1s.
&alS DO. l, 5sGents SEQ. g, At Gsnts.
Sdafsisue: 25@30 Geuts.
Srp Scne, $12. 90 per Soune; @fiueral,
S24 per Sauieuo; gIat Sat, Sl0@1s pei
tonne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-02-11
Seft fe!ner Rtubbett.

SeH ItIHtr NtH0pSu.
So. safou. pa. Stunt 1890
etu iuu9sr wtauu. Der eoba eiu,s ta4tiasu qr,tes.
bate felt ieiusr Jussub aufdns bon Sa-ludt. gi.ls
getttsI warsu ausstpaRbt. jeood e~rtolsIos. IS ans
nun s Sabre. bab sr Yaitor RSnis's g~asrpeu.e tdrisr
1smuat uub teIus auiaus msbr ssbabt bat 70 i9rettt
or. 9farrer 3. Rssu.rn
Ssrr pfarsr 3. 2uwHiau aus Drforb. Sa. tbeiIt
NIT bab sr bic uuuosrbare mirfuaa 9afor Rbnias
yl~erpeu'St6rftr fab in 5dne. no bic Rramptaufaae
maudmaI 10 bs IL mol tasIi6 famsu. Rad BEN
0sbraud Don nHr 4 JIai6sH sss Dittsls babeu bs
aHfane brinahe saH, a~uisebbrt. unS Der 1atient fang
E2 Jest ipisbsr ieIbft unssbtn uab iGbFFouois sljsu
mos sr uorbr Mot toants.
@ etn fperfpooIIes gu9 tar yteroenIeloenpt
tpsrb Sebenr Der eS oeriaugt, 3uge'onot.
CO. arre erbaIten audi bic Wteoi5ii nnlloult
8ieR Wiebi5iH nnrbe felt benz Sabre 1876 Don Dem
Sotfp. &aftor 86nie. Sort @apHe. Sub. s~ubereitet
fub iest uutsr ieiusr anfpeiinug bon Der
kOENIG MEDICINE CO.,
S8S Randolph ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
9et Npothefsrn. sn babsn tiir
$500 ote SIdidbe,- 66Iafdlen titr S5.OOi
erp6s sf.75, o far $500.
gu baben in Dubuque Bel 9. %.
Ruete, apotbeter, 656 Mainitrabe.
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$304.00

8ir bo6en cine In5abl 8botogra-
bbie , &6nriide De5 bodiu'iten St'
i6ofe$ s. s. Scopes bon Sllrembltrg
llnO iitS bcreit, SSeOem Der einen
9eitroG cinieuOet, zines oieier Silber
su iIterieu0eu.
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@eiu6t: Sobu uno 6arrb 6opaIp

aus Siiisu, 9uremburs, pon Der ebrp.
Sbweter W. Siabora. @ef. austHnit
a~oreilirs man OIL gti9olas 9aumau,
ShenpG. Su.