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The Newtown bee., 1902-05-30
STAMFORD.
LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST.

| LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST.
 Selectman Charles B. Curtis has had the road scraper at work on Main street during the past week.
 The annual cleaning up of Union cemetery has been made and the place never looked better than it does this year. To those who remember the ex- ceedly dilapidated appearance. which it bore few years ago the change is marvellous. The society needs money to make several much desired improve ments. It can be made a very attrac- tive place for the repnse Of our friends when theIr labors on earth are com pleted.
 Oronoque lodge, I. o. O. F., met Friday evening and conferred the third degree on three candidates.
 MT and Mrs Edward Iremonger of New York have been recent visitors at D. P. Rhoades' family home on King street.
 Miss Lottie Lillingston was very pleasantly surprised at her home, a night of last week, by the superin- tendant and some D of the employees of L. L. LOomer's Sons of Bridgeport, who came to express their regret that she should have severed her connec- tion with the firm and wish her suc- cess in any other enterprise with which she might become identified. A very pleasant time was enjoyed.
 The Pootatuck Boat club expect to have formal opening of their new quarters at an earlyIday, as the repairs are very nearly completed.
 Miss Isabelle Holmes has returned from visit with friends at White Hills, Hun tington.
 The Stratford veterans will unite with Elias Howe, Jr., Post. of Bridge port, in their Memorial Day exercises. A final settlement has been made with all the heirs of the estate of the late James Meachen, of Elm street.
 Mrs Charles B. Davis has returned home after long visit with friends in Dayville, Conn.
 The Neighborhood church is arrang- ing for an especial observance of Children's Day, Sunday, June 8. Washington Parrott of California street has had his residence newly painted.
 Miss Alice Falken has returned from visit with friends in Taftville, Conn. The Machine Gun Section of the Connecticut Army had field day at Minor Smiths, day of last week. They are reported as having acquitted themselves admirably.
 Peck's Mill Pond has been stocked with young shad during the past week by the agents of the United States Fish Commission. Their private car was side tracked at the station for a short time and then attached to the Washington Express going west.
 Wayne Austin has had an attack of the measles. Mrs MOffett of NOrwalk has been 1 recent visitor at the home of MT and 1 Mrs Arthur Beers of Main street.
The Newtown bee., 1902-05-30
HUNTINGTON.
UPPER WHITE HILLS,

UPPER WHITE HILLS. Some of the pupils have left school as it is the busy season with farmers.
 The children are practicing for an entertainment. 1.-The Sleeping Car, " by Dean Howells. The proceeds will be used in procuring books for the li- brary.
 The school closes on the 18th of June. This is the ending of the third year of successful teaching by Miss Harris.
 Mrs s. H. Wentworth of New York spent few days, last week, with Mrs Amber.
 The children of the Baptist Sunday school are practicing for the June con- cert.
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children's day under the direction of Mrs c. A. Bennett and Miss Fanny Perry.
 A number of our veterans plan to participate in the Memorial services at Ridge6eld, returning in time for the afternoon exercises at Georgetown.
The Newtown bee., 1902-05-30
ST VALENTINE,
LETTER READ BEFORE EBRIDGEwATER
 GRANGE, FEBRUARY l2, 1902.

Dear Madam: As February is the month when valentines are discussed and also the manner and form to which the the name alludes, it may be Tor you to know a partial history of this great and good man. His birth you will lind recorded in the history of Stivetus the Great in Volume 6, page 3s4, which is classed among the ancient kings and bishops of that day and time. which was B. c. P. St Valentine was a man large of stature, very slim, tall,
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PLATTSVILLE.
CHURCH NOTES.

CHURCH NOTES.
 The congregation of the Methodist
 church were pleasantly surprised on
 Sunday morning, May Is, to see their
 old pastor, Rev A. Booth of Briogc- port, occupying the pulpit He gare
The Newtown bee., 1902-05-30
Head to Foot ClOthiers. FOSTER, BESSIE g. co.

There is just as much difference in Clothing as there is in people. Some are expressive in their general appearance they have character. The style, design, inish workmanship, mater ial, all contribute to the desired effect. Such clothes cost more than the ordinary, 'tis sim ply the difference between the designers. What has been stated above about Clothing can be said about shoes.
The Newtown bee., 1902-05-30
ANY
 CHURCH

CHURCH
 Or institution sus- tainsd by voluntary contribution,w will be given a liberal quantity of the Longman & Martinez Paints whenever they paint. The L0ngman & Mar tineZ Paints Have been sold throughout the United States for the past s7 years. Every gall lon requires to be mixed with about S-4 gallons of linseed oil. This is done in two minutes, and the cost of tho paint is thsreby reduced to about $l.25 per gall lon.
 Any building not satisfactorily paint cd will bs repainted free of cost. Sole agents:
 w. J. PIatt & Co.,, Bridgeport, Ct. COughlin Bros., .s Watts & Coggswell, Washington
 Depot, Taylor. Curtis & Co.,, Sandy Hook, D. N. Clark, Shelton: Northrop Bros., Southport, A. L. Hodge & Son. Roxbury Station, M. T. Gregory, Milford.
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GEORGETOWN.


 Branchville and vicinity will meet at Life Farm promptly at l o'clock. From there, headed by our veterans they will march to the cemetery, and after decorating the graves counter-march to Life Farm, where appropriate ser vices of song, recitations and addresses will be given. Refreshments consist ing of ice cream and cake will be served. Every child is expected to bring bouquet of flowers or at least a green wreath. Contributions of cake are solicited. Please send all refresh ments to Life Farm, in the forenoon if possible. There will be no further soliciting but all are expected to do- nate with their usual liberality and we will have an abundance. Let some come prepared to remain and help af- ter the exercises are over.
 GEORGETOWN AND BRANCHVILLE STA
 T1oNs TO BE CONSOLIDATED?
 Several representatives of the rail- road company were in town recently looking for site for new depot and freight house. Rumor has it that it will be built west of the track and op. poSite the residence of A. H. Davis and that the Branchville depot will be done away with.
 James Duncan and wife of Brooklyn are the guests of MT and Mrs Gilsor Jennings of Nod.
 Mrs Amber of Norwalk was recent. ly the guest of Samuel Jennings.
 Rev William Bronson and wife of Bridgeport were in town for a short time recently.
 Miss Ella Northrop of Portches tel and Miss Maud Northrop of Cannons have been visiting at the home of theil mother in Georgetown. Mrs Martha Baldwin, who has been visiting relatives in Philadelphia, has returned home.
 Cards are out announcing the marri- age of Miss Theresa Webb to Harry Jackson, to take place at the Metho- dist church on the afternoon of June 4,
 The Wilton authorities have been busily at work repairing the road on Church street. This is an improve ment greatly needed. The street is to be strengthened and filled in.
 The dedication of the new Congre- gational church is to take place on June 26.
 Rev William Bennett of New Jersey has been visiting relatives in this vi- cinity during the past week.
 John Davis of Rockaway Beach made flying trip to Georgetown, one day last week.
 A horse belonging to Connery Broth CTS ran away, last Thursday. The wagon was badly broken and groceries scattered on all sides. No further damage was done.
 Arthur Baynton of Cannons will oc- cupy the pulpit of the Methodist church on Sunday morning, June l, in exchange with the pastor. .
 The funeral of Edward Betts was held from the Methodist church on Thursday, May P. The church was appropriately draped and decorated with flowers. A beautiful wreath and a floral anchor were the gifts of the Epworth League and Sunday school respectively. The services were con- ducted by Rev R. J. Beach, assisted by Rev William Brown of Bridgeport.
 The ladies of the Social Circle of the Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs Janette Bennett on Thursday afternt on to arrange for the strawberry festival.
 John w. Ferris spent Sunday at New Milford as the guest of Rev and Mrs G. L. Taylor.
 The children of the Methodist Sun day school are busy preparing for
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Our Shoe Dept:

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The NeWtOWn Bee.

The NewtOWn Bee. PUBLISHED BY THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY. ALLISON F. SMITH,
 PRESIDENT AND EDI TOR ARTHUR J. SMITH,
 SECRETARY, TREASURER
 AND BUSINESS MANAGER HENRY M. SMITH,
 VICE PRESIDENT AND
 GENERAL AGENT. sN-Sl.s5 Year. 75 Gents for Six Months 50 Gents for Four Months. Four Cents Copy. Newtown. Friday, May 30, 1902. Telephone call, 24S-32
The Newtown bee., 1902-05-30

eN $l2a a Year, 75 Cents for Six Months, 50 Cents for Four Months. Four Cents Copy.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
RIetn u aus Staot
uno nntaegenO.

3u 8eQepue, Sa., fauo man
on Sreitag Worgen Serrn Nitolaus
6rommelt, nel6er on Der i6malipn'
riaen 8obn uad CASCADE arbeitete,
toot i'm Bette Dor. Ser5i6lag mar
Die SoDesuria6e.
s.. y. Sranseu, peutIder Mbpptat
unb gtotar, 3tmmer Alb Sffices@es
bGube. @. unb WuirsGtrohe.
8ei Der Mrbeit, cine i6mere
tWaifine in Der &lauer @fg. SO. 81
riiden, Durbe Serr Soiepb 6rid an
ben aopi %getroffen, baB er beiin'
nunQSloS nu6 Saltie getragen pers
Den muBte. Die &ebensgefabr lfelnt
nidt eingeIdlolien.
-Gineban e Molo, 9ampfbeiauhs,
glumbins unb Cement, 472 Wsatns
StraBe.
SSn Dem alagefaae Wabonep
aeqen 8reitbaf, moate eriterer $1O,>
900 Shaoeneriab, neil 8reitbab lb,:
aus ieiner @irtbi6aft n13 SUB melt"
binauSgeDorfen batte, moour6 Wta'
boneD ernite &erlebungen e~rlittel
ha6en polte. Ser @lIrf 9reitbad'S
nor INN 10 eritaunli6er, ais er MIR
etpa $50 uno Wabonep 800 Bfuno
miegt. 8reitba6 muroe frelge'
lpro6en.
+. 9. Ggelbof 2ei9enbeitutter,
119O Soma Ctr. Selepbon 361.
Sic Staotpabl in 9perspiqe
eraa6 pie iolgt: Wapor, @liop 121
Stimmen; SGr6oer 1877; Glerf, S.
s.. 2enfboff, 1872; Sdasmeiiter, $.
20. Simba6, 178; Aiieiior, 81: ..
Solbroof; aloermGnner: $. $. Su,
bertp 1853, S. @. @eitermeper 1877
un6 s. g. 8roofS 1876. - Sn GaS'
caoe muroen ermGblt: Wapor, s.. 9.
Goulin; Glerf, 5ran5 Saammn,
Iloermdmer: Sobam Sercp uuo 5.
s. Strenier. = Sn Sarlep ergab lid,
pie iolgt: Wtapor, Sobann Goof,
Glerf, g. g. Sogan; Sdasmeiiter,
6rana Glarf; aiieiior, S. q. SoDls'
ton: IlbermGnner: S. 6. &eboe urO
Sohamn 8itman.
- Sron5 Gbernep, ais Germalter
beS NaAlaiies bon s: S. Gbernep,
tpelder ieinen COB fano, inoem Ell
BON Der neuen Brittle 1.t Der eagle
Boint ouf'S Sis fiei, 6at Die @lmeri'
con Bridge 60. auf $4,000 S6c'
belIerias nerflagt.
Srau sc. WcGoIougb se6.
3atbarina Morsan, itarb am Don.
uerstag @beno in ibrer &obmlng al
Der ID. GtraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
Mns Der StaatshanptitaSt.

Ser @lternm0roer, @eslep q.
Gltins BON CLAYTON Gouiltp, meider
II Sabre i'm StaatSgefGngnille 81
anamoia gefangen mar, batte lih III
Die sSolua'er Segislatllr gemanOt, nm
beQua0igt 81 merOen. Der Senat
pflidtete Dem @eiu6e nit q 9egell
20 Stimmen bel iebof Dos Saus
lueigerte lid nit AZ gegen AS Stim-
men, iid Dem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
an5ui6iieBen. @ltins bate Dor II
Sabren, am Gage ais er II Sabre
alt muroe, mittels zines &niippels
nnD eiieS 8ewebreS ieinen Slater ulO
feline Stiefnrutter inn Bette getootct.
Der Oforo geidab IN einem Infalle
bon .3orn, ben Die Glteru beraufbe,
ihmoren, neil tie Dem &naben etmaS
perboten batten. Sn tblerl1ber
@utb uuo Glide iebte Der urtgera-
t6ele Sobn Nbenos Dem i6lafenoen
8ater oas @elpebr an ben &opf MD
Die 2abl1ng rib Den @oroerfopf meg.
.AlS Die Stiefmutter MN altf1teDett
mollte, priigelte Der @ulgenltrid liz
nit einem &niippel 81 Sobe. &ab-
reno err bas Slut BON lid 5u reint-
Qen iud)te, it6bnte Der 8ater, morauF
OaS unmeni6li6e &ino nit DEM
&niippel bemiel6en Den Lester;
2ebenSiunfen austrieb. Die &egi5-
lotur tbat mobl borau Ben iett sum-
23jabrigcn Wame Serangewa6ies
i,en nidt mieoer o1lf Die Wenihbeit
lossuloiien, trot elmer 8ittidrift bon
100 9elpobnern IN 9lapton County,
Der Scimotb bes 8efangenen. -
Spdter. Sreitog Na6mittag 800
oaS Surs ieinen erIten Sei6luB III
@ibererpGglng unO iprad lid, ) II
nm It II oes 8ittgeiuhes ans.
Sol. 8. @. Grawforo bon Dubuque,
lit I'M Gonteite, melden iein @egner,
ORIGINATOR Nolan berbeigefubrt
butte, oils Sieger berporgegangen.
3aS Gonlite beridtete einitimmig 81!
ieinen 8unlten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08

&Un ct Gpnis, @p., gebt inns Die
Mittbeilun9 8u, DOB SEER 6rut5 Sill
ger BON Dubuque, Sa., ietn @ramen
oils 0oftor Der Meoi5in erfolgrcid)
beItanOen bots 9erIel6e miro iid
tpabri6einliG in Dubuque nleoer-
Iuiien.
Sn Scllcunc, Sa., tpuroen am
Montoq, ben 81. MtGr5, SEER So
ham 9our uno SRI. Wargaretbo
G6iIB IN Ser ct. Soiepb's- Stride
D1trd Sen bo6tp. Safer SteS gum
8unOe fiir'S 2eben peretnt. llnlere
better @liifpiini6e!
3n &cmIcu, Sa., mltrbe oas &C..
fammte Oemofratii6e Sidet errpublt.
Sie 9eomten beS SotpnS iino Oa6er:
WaDor - SSobam Slid.
S6aBmeiIter - S. IS. Bed.
Glert - $. Mteuien.
9Iiieiior - q. @ri6ien.
Staotrotbe - q. Sap uno $.
M1fnam.
Gem v2eMars ScrOlb" entnebmen
mir 0aS Solgen0e:
Die SamtIie Sobn Gar, ionic
oltd Die Samilie gti6olaS Gar reilten
Iesten Sonntug gt6eno nod Seottle
n6, mo lie iid altf unbeIttmmte 3ei1
nieoerlaiien iperOen. Sruu Gar, Die
felt IGngerer 3eit fr0nfli6 lit, bofit
i'm bortigen &lima @eueiu1g 81 ftns
ben. - 2ebten SamStag lteB obtge
SamiIie tbr @ausmobtlar perlteigern.
- Die Serren gtic WertenS pom
Merriu, Sic SauIen BON Strnble,
gtic @altpert ltno Sobn 8agner pom
&e9tars %fauften iid lebten Sienstag
S6iffbilete, INN cine Geiie nod ibrer
often Seimatb Sltremburg an5utre.
ten. Die Serren meroen am IS.
&pril nit einem Sdiffe Der &eo
Gtor 2inie bon Seem Yorf obicgehr
ln0 geoenten tie ungefubr Orct Wfo'
note III europa 81 Derrpetlen. STR
Serrn 0tertenS lit Dies Die brittle
GuropareiIe.
= Cine iebr ernIte Sofe erei9netc
iiG lebten 9ienstag I6enO IN einsr
g8irtbidait IN Werria, Uobei SEER
Mtertes lebenSgefGbrli6 Derlebt
purOe. SEER NterteS mar mdbrenb
DeS Cages IN &eaiars uno neben
anOeren faufte er ii6 elm S6iffbtaer;
nm oenmG6it cine &eiie na6 europa
on8utreten. 8egen glbenb fubr 2r
helm; in MerriQ betrnt er cine &irtb'
ihaft unO gerietb nit Sames HoB III
einem @ortpe6iel. gr luar nod
falm 5ebn Mtiuuten I'M Saloon, uno
che nod Die Iuiueienoen S6limmeS
bermutbeten, 5og &oB Elm Meiier unO
bradte WierteS 6mei S6nittpunoen
BEL, 10 DaB Dieier obnmd6tig 5n
9ooen ianf. MterteS muroe nad)
Souie gebra6t rno Gr5tlide Siilfe
B%er6eigeDoft. SIS Itelte iib berau3.
DaB Der @eruuloete cine S6nitt.
tpunoe am ltnterleib bate, 10 BOB hie
@ebdrme beroorquoaen; nebenbei
batte er cine LANCE S6nittpumoe an
Iinfen SUP. Our 3eit lit Der 3u-
itono oeS 8ermunoeten Elm 5iemltd)
SufrieoenIteQenoer un0 man bofft,
bob IaeS gut ablallfen miro. Ger
ReiIerbelo mllroe etuem SriehenS.
ridter borgefiibrt uno unter $1,000
giirgIduft an Die @roBgei9Dorenen
i%ibertDieIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
Gu Sipmr Gttp, ,Sa.,

bat iih elm grobnt1uliger Wetboois
ItenpreOiger 9fomenS Or. $. 6.
Stunb, iih IN elmer 8reoiet 81 Den
n%niinnigiten ober unfl6tbigiten Be-
bonptiingelt iiber hie fotbolii6en
Wonde oif ben Tbilipptneu berthe.
gen. 60 mill Der Wcnid) nit ilber
80 &inocrn BON WtortdJclt 9elprod)ell
boben, meld)e linn als o&inOer Sem"
ppraeitellt muroen. Gin Wtond iotl
Der Safer bon 20 Ginbcrn 9cpeien
iein lulo nit 5ip6lf @eibern leber.
Ser l~nfldthiae 8redtrompeter III
Siollr Gitp lit boil iold)e1 ltnltnns.
@ir iolen ms lullnoeruL melln oie
fotboliiden &rieiter oOer Saien oeS
@eitens Dem WallbelOen nid)t altf
ole 9lloe lteigen. &erOicnt bot er es!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
&amfen Sic iid Elm @ermDsem IN
Observation-Disclosures.

Wittels Der Endowment +. 8er-
iiheruug fam elm Wann lid elm Ser
moaen III Sabres3ablungen fallTen,
!peldeS ieiner Samilie nod letnerl
Sooe iibereeben miro ODER am gnbe
BON 20 SSabren ge5pgen neroen fam,
menn err lebt. @r ernirbt ibnCIl
Den 8reis uio lGnft in Der 2aufbabn
bes 2ebens frei bon Inglt mo
Sorgeu. Sem @eiit lit frei, iei1
&apital lit frei unO tbotiddlid miro
Semen, Die err liebt, elm GermDgen &C.
iidert. = Gs gibt piele CUTE @eiea.
ihaften. aber Die bette lit ~Sbe @q1i.
table. 8. $. Mc9artbh General.
@aent, 412 8anf uro S%niurauce
@ebGloe, Subuque, SSa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
Gin biligcs Scim.

S6 babe 1000 gtder Qanb Cbie SGlite III
euIiipirt) inn 5opu Utiupoob, weI6eS ih
aerne nit oeuti6en SamiIieu beiieoelt babeI
mDAte, az pertauien. Gas game Garo ut
uOrtreili6 ,um Sebauen 9eei9net nno cine
!yieile Don Der O.. Roias9ir6e 9ele9eu.
Ger go0en lit l1lper uib irr6tbor-
.8iad 9pam" nuo bat cine Ie9mlSe unter:
laae. 2lui oieier guloesfdde b%eilnoet lid
uieles Gl@ens NIB @iienbol;. las Souo
piro MIR an 0euIi6e III Sl5 per ater pers
taWit. Iie,e t%elrgcHbejt 1T clue 10 quite,
luIe lie pobl nie mnter III : teIrllS ooInlp
Qeboten mire. Ser INNER I'D etn 9Wte0
6eim inter 10 giinltiSeu Heolugnn1en ans
i6ailen wiu Wenpe lid Oil
Seurp SIente,
Nreep9rt, Winn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
Wu5rui an Aathulifcu!

Soltou, 3uruer Gountp, Gibbs atota, 1T
cine Citation all Der Gbica9o, Mlipuutss s.
ct; @aMl % Sg 9;s Sa R,, bat i ssI m Iti.9t b. res
umseeeub. Cation bat brei 9roBe SrlI6t=
BAUER, cine 9umber Yurb, 9oits, Grprebs,
telegraph uno Selepbon : Office, cine
Sdnittwarens unb Siieubanoluns. ga nun
eiue tatboliide 8irde 9ebaut wirb, eriudeu
mir fatbolii6e Sotsls Nirtbe, 6ausi6reiner,
Mee9er, Sattler. Sdubmoder, S6miebe
NIB oer9lei6eu. nit ooer obue Capital, ii1
bier uieoerSuluiieu. NdbereS wiro bereits
piais ertbeilt bur6 Sobn 6appeumaun, sc:
fretGr oss Naus@0miteS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
Nus NItpn, IA.

Ser beige ct. Soiepb'S- gereiu
hielt tiir5lid leine Sobresuerlanm.
lung unb 9eamtenrpabl. SaS GeIlI-
tat ipar f~olgenoes:
SrGiibent - Sbeo. IrenS.
&ice-Yraiibent - ". aurtenader.
SefretGr - Saul Senfels.
Shatmeiiter - Sos. ltmDoefer.
Marihdll = $. 8feffer.
SobnentrGger = g. Sanlen.
&ranfen-Gomite = S. SbelelL 9.
8ottebaum, 90. Serrig unO S,
Steiden.
Gos 8atronsieit puroe feierlid)
bequngen.
Serr Wi6ael Sinner idenfte
lnierer STRIDE cine nelte 8lodc,
melhe Dor eiuigen Sonntagen ge-
ipeibt mltrbe. Spmit ba6en mir nur
Elm id0neS @eldute.
Die @emeinoe bat eiu 5ipet Ider
ltmfaiienOeS, an ben @ottesaGer als
qrenaenoes Stid Sano gefault.
luier obuebtu netter 8ottesafer
miro MN beoelteno pergr0Bert IND
peri6onert meroen.
Die Gbarmode pltrbe bier in Die.
lem Sabre beionOers feierli6 &c.
hulten. 9hep. Hape bon Bocabontas
u1O ein anberer Serr uaren sur IuS-
billie Oa, 10 OaB Oie ergreifenoel,
Geremonien poIlitanoig burdgefiibrt
peroen tonnten. Die yYaiiion"
purbe bon 8rieltern uub Gbor ge-
iungen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
SiDnr Sins ncuer 9iidpf.

Die grnernung oes hodp. Or.
@arrigan, Brofeiior an Der fotbolis
ideit llntneriitdt 81 8aibin9ton, ..
g., sitln 8ii6of bon Siour Str, miro
offi3iell beItotigt. 0eiien Gonicfra.
ton ioa ONT A. Mot 81 SpringfielN,
Moii., mo bciien feierlifer Gln-
pfoug in Siour Sin am #. Wtet
itattfirtoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
WMtun9, &atbolifett!

Sd babe 25 Sormen ;u pertaufen, feline
unb sroBe, nit ooer obne @ebdnliHteiten.
an6 eiu S6mieoe. nnb @asner9ei9dft,
mebrere 0obubduier NIT Soften, iowle einiSe
Soften obne Geboulidfeiten im StGot6en.
Sc mare bier aud cine quite g'elegenbtit,
eiuen 9eibitaa, cine grauerei unb anoere
@ei6Gite az eroiinen. Das 9anb III bieler
@e9enb III gut. g9ir babeu 8irde nnb
S6ule: @ues Seuti6. I'm nabere @uss
ADAM Wiuter,
Mbanu, Stearls Co., Winn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
Stadt mud Amgegend.
Entered atths Postotfce at Dubuqus, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
themalls at second-class rates.
Weiienoe 2lsenten:
Spiepb Jleibner. Sobn &ubler.
Yaul Nnebei. 3. Q. 6nmes.
Die 9nbnqne &stailcrs aHOeiatioa

Die Snbmqne &stailcrS a~iiOeiatiOa
Delde i'm &aufe oeS peril. Sa6res
nnter Dem BrGlioium oeS ~erfabreuen
rno erprobten Embellishments 81.
I. 8. &uete iid iebr be6euteno mn
Gle gei6uftli6en Sttereiien Der
&leinban0ler Der StaOt peroient &c.
madt bat, bot fir oas beporitebenoe
Sabr folgenoe 8eamten erpGblt:
RraiiOent = Or. &. 90. Ruete.
i. 8tce-Brditoent - 8. s.. 9Giih.
2. &ice.8rGiiOent - 90. stafford.
S6asmeiiter - 6. 2tnbenberg.
Sefretar - Sc. 6. @rmin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
Wu 0anoiumer.

Wir baben oil 100, 900 Ader uor,ii9liher
Tarm= 9Gnbereten III Wtinneiotn NIB Glib
Datota III preiien Don So bis S21 pro alder
81 pertauien.
@benfuls cine Sarm bon 1920 gder nit
elteu 8ebdlloeu.
Sin Sarm uon 440 ader, idmntli6 clltis
pirt, nit 9uteu Gebauoen.
Sin li6 gut sablenoes Sotel unb anberes
Sarms nnb Staoteigentblum eiltweoer Su pers
tauien ODER IN pertaiii6eu.
gitte bel ms %porSuiprecbcn uno mir wers
ben Sbreu gSiini6en entipre6en.
Sobn Yier & Co.,
@runbei9enibums uub 8eriideruusss a9eut,
352 Siebente Strabe, Tubuaue. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
Gan; drNrre EerfDu.


MtaoiioH Il, Neb.. Sutt 1895.
Gafor 36niq's Reruer. Stdrter bat bel mir Elm
rtires WaHoeripert poIbrodt osnu nodb bent erlteu
ebffel Doll touuts I'D iuiebcr gut itblafeu NIB bin nab
@ebraut BON s,pei Slaidsu bon uletuem Nerpeu.
leioeu gang befrett uno TO seiauO. bag ia pic ei1,
gang anoers &trioR fA5Is. 6rou ID. Stnts.
Serr 8 8. Glaub 0uo ytorioooo, Dto. itreibt, SaB
Ieiu Is Sabre alter Sohn ihpu 'eit 2 Sobren 'ebr
Hsrp6s mar, uub crit Don iolter an9ft 9epIa9t 1pnroe.
SaB er RIOT i'm Souis gu boiten mar. SameiIsn be'
bouotete er aud. bab ieine SIieoer psritbt NIB &c.
brodsn ieieu, ionit mar er obtr san3 nsrnpHEt'9.
WieoiSin urb aerste balIen ibm niats. na1eein er aoer
Bait. Rbniq'S Ierpsr.S tdrter nahm. 1T sr esrasses
rI,s bal tsu.s ioIG. ausIt uao Sosen niea=
SA..o Ell ncrtgooEe3 SUD Iar yieroenIetoenp
q tD;ro Seocm Der eS cerlongt S~uScIarot.
CT Strmr erboiter 0ut5 bic DIeSi5in rEtioUtt,
Sie3e 0le0tsiu ipuroe lett benz SATIRE 1876 bon 0tal
Spdbp. VoitSr @6nia. wort W6gne. SUB 5absreitet
itnb lest inter ieiuer @rnpsiiuug BON Der
k0ENiG MEDICINE CO.,
SSS Randolph ST., CHICAGO, FEE.
Sci eipofhcferr su 5abet; sue.
$500 ole TIaid)e, 6Elafdcn f6r $500;
Gro8e $l.ySs q fGr $500,
gu baben in Subltque bsi 8. So.
Ruete, Npotbeter, 656 WdinitraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
Die WcB Mfa. So.

trndblte fiir bas loufenbe Subr olS
8ireftoren Die Serren: 9reiboupt,
MeB, SreOnop, Soboumien lrnO
Weuier. 9aS @eI6Gft lteDt III id6n-
item 8eoeiben unb cine &ergroBcs
rlttq Der Sabrif nebit InfauT neller
Wal6inen ltebt bepor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
@ o6tr d9ti8.>

.'Gs pirb bicrmit mitgctbeilt, ban
bic Sammluns pUn 8elScrn fir bic
meme &utiu= nuS &aafabrts Stride in
F%nrcmburs cinihucilen einseitellt
.ucrOen miro. Gtmuise @elbienSnn-
sen weroen ieperatim qnittirt
pcrSen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
6bieaso, ben 8. Qpril.

Gbicdgo, ben 8. Qpril.
1etreioe
Wet;er-
Mai: 7Os@71A.
Sui: 71@1ls.
Spru-
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SnIi; 5Sb@59t.
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Suli: 33s@335.
sstebmartt.
Shweiue-
S6ipere, Sc. 1896 95.
S0mere, raube, IS 5006.6J.
yei6te. Sc. 350S6. go.
Semil6te, So. 50@6. SO.
VIeb-
@rtro Miuouieb, Sc 50@7.O 90.
@utes, SO. 75@6.4 40.
Disadvantages bis 9utes. 81. $4,000.
Gluia6e Sorte, S4. 25@6.40.
&iibe, S1,25@5.50.
Gmber, So. 50@5.25.
QuQeu uuo S6leu, So. 50@5,10.
GQlber, So. 50m8 90.
8ute bis aussewablte Seross Stiers, $500
@6.0 O
S6aie-
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Sinheimii6e Qammer "a. a006.S5.
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Clipper
Mtat. 50 S5@S9.S 81.
Sui: $S.97@9.C0.
Sla6slameu-
9tpril $1.72.