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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-07-25
A PECULIAR SITUATION.
Postmaster Closes Office on Saturday In
Accordance with His Religious Belief.

A peculiar condition of affairs exists
at the post Office at Kanawha Station
and the department is looking for a
man that will take the Office and run
it according to the rules prescribed by
the department.
The present postmaster is Mr.. Rob-
lnson, Seventh Dav adventist, and,
according to his religious belief Sat-
urdav is their Sabbath and the post
office is closed OH that day and opened
Oh Sunday. Complaint has been made
by those of other denominations who
want their mail on Saturdays, and the
department communicated with Mr..
Robinson. but he argued the question
with the department officials, it is
said, in an endeavor to prove that he
was right and that they are externally
wrong. He refused to open the office
on Saturdays. and the department is
looking for another man.
As the majority of the pop ulation
in that locality are Of Mr.. Robinson s
persuasion there is considerable diff
Guilty in securing successor
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-07-25
ONE YEAR OLD.
THE BANK OF aARrrNsRuRe rs 4
Lu youNcsrER.
Dofrs iss swaddl,ng Clothes and starts
Second Year Under the Most
Flatsering Conditions.

The Bank of Martinsburg. of which
Mr. John J. Hetzel is president aud
Mr.. A. ID. Darby the cashier, cele-
DRAFTED the first anniversary OF it's birth
Friday Although il is the youngest
institution of the kind in the city, it
has made during the past year an en-.
yiable record, and has impressed itself
upon the business and financial circles
here in no unmistakahle manner.
The years business has been very
gratifying to the management, and
tnev enter unon the second year with
renewed confidene in the future OF
their institution. At the close of the
first wear ere were loans and dis
counts to the amount of $40. 900. and
deposits of nearly $50. 900. On june 80.
after being in business less than a
year, there was a surplus Of $500 af-
ter paving the expenses of the bank
This speaks highly for the manage
ment. The bank has made lecialty
of savings deposits. The home safes
have been used to encourage small saw
ings. and have been very helpful to
those who want to lay aside small
sums.
During the year the board Of direc-
tors has been increased from Q to is
members. 1t is COMPOSED of some of
the best business men in the city and
county. The officers may we'll feel a
pardonable pride in the record of the
bank during its first year.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-07-25
NEW SHOVEL FACTORY.
Berkeley springs Industry Meeting
with Success

Berkeley Springs, July 0.-The
plant of the Berkeley Springs Shovel,
Stamping and Tool COMPANY which
is located a quarter of mile north OF
has started operations. The company,
which is composed almost entirely
of Moragn county citizens, have over
$4,000 invested IN this plant, and
there is still for sale $1,000 worth of
stock.
All sizes of open back or Cleveland
pattern shovels, of which there are
about FORTY, are to be manufactured
hero, and when working full one hun
bred dozen shovels can be turned out
each working day with force of 30
men. They have a 100 horse power
engine which operates all of the
machinery, and also have a complete
machine shop.
After the steel is cut it goes to q
furnace where the strap or socket is
tapered, and from there it goes to the
trimming machine which has capa-
city of 500 dozen a day. A heavy screw
press which weighs 10000 pounds
shapes the steel into the kind of shovel
desired. and it requires but a short
time to change from one die to anoth-
er. $50 dozen per dav is its capacity.
The building is 65x200 feet aud 81
feet to the square.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-07-25
IN UNCLE SANS SERVICE.
Edward >. staIneck.r Appointed to
Position In Navy

Mr.. Edward S. Stalnecker, we'll
known Young resident of this city,
has beec commissioned an assistant
paymasteI in the United States navy,
to date from July IL, 1908.
The honor conferred upon Mr.. Stal.
uecker comes as pleasant surprise to
his many friends here. who conreatu-
late him upon his entrance to a prem
ising career. He was recently gradu-
ated from the University OF West Vir-
ginia, having taken high pace in
the class in chemistry. He returned
to his home in this place several weeks
ago. He will assume the duties Of his
position in short time. and his
friends here will watch his career
with no 81 light degree of interest.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-07-25
RECENT CONvGyANCES.
For witch the Deeds Have Been Re

For witch the Deeds Have Been Re.
corded at Office of County Clerk.
The following are the deeds that
were recorded at the Office of the clerk
OF the county court for tracts of real
estate located in this city and county
that have been rec emily transferred.
Fannie P. Houseworth to George
w. Hardy, tract consisting of 4
acres located in Arden district. Con-
sideration $500.
David Ii. Dodd and wife to the
Standard Lime and Stone company. a
tract located in Opeauon district con-
sistiug of so acres Consideration
Sc, 600
Burrell n Martin to John !. Het-
eel, personal property consisting of G
horses, wagons and other pronertv.
Consideration $500.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-07-25
UNITED TELEPHONES WORK.
improvements That Are Reing Made
Throughout the Country.

htou&hout the t0umtry.
The United Telephone Co. il distri.
buting poles tor the new line To be
built from Boonsboro to Myersville,
six miles When the line is completed
Hagerstown can talk to Frederick via
Boousboro
Connection will shortly be mad q
with Dry RIM at Conococheague, to
which point the Dry Run Telephone
Go. has extended its svstam to con-
meet with the United Co.. which has
secured the right-of-way along the
Western pike from Huvett to Conoccs
cheague.
The United plant at Westminster
has been entirelv rebuilt aud the sys-
TEN 10 Charlestown will be rebuilt.
About $50, 900 was spent in rebuild.
ing the Hagerstown system.
The United Co. is operating 3S ex.
changes in Maryland. Pennsylvania
and the Nirginias.
The United Telephone Co. has
men at work ut Pen-Mar connecting
the dining room at the park with Lake
Rover. The company pnrposes estah-
fishing switch at Pen Mar next year
aud place a number OF phones in cot
tages and the hotels thereabouts.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-07-25
LAD BITTEN BY DOG.
Canine Fastens His Fangs In the soy's
Face

Face.
Clarence, the year old son of Rev.
g. p. Staley, OF Richmond who is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Frank
Thomson, on West King street. was
severely bitten on the face Monday
by large dog which belongs to
Mr.. Joseph Imbach. The lad was
PLAYING on the sidewalk when the
ice wagon came along. The canine
was following the wagon. and when
the latter stopped in front of the
residence of Mr.. Thompson, 1t is sup
posed the little one began playing
with the dog, who turned upon him
and inflicted the injuries The little
fellow was given immediate surgical
attention, and it is not believed there
will be any serious results.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-07-25
A CLEVER FRAUD.
Several Residents of This city Have

Several Residents of This City Have
Been Worked by Letter Box Agents
A number of people of this city have
been victims of fraud in the sh ape
of a letterbox which was rented to
them by clever agent, as he called
himself. Several men canvased the
CITY and asked 35 cents rental for a
period of five years, the monev to be
paid when the order was taken. Sew
eral DAYS later some of the boxes were
delivered and placed in position at the
front doors, but some who ordered
them have as not yet received them.
The boxes are cheap. tin things that
could be borght for about cents and
already some persons have taken them
down, being ashamed of them.
The same fraud has been worked on
the people in Waynesboro, Chambers
burg and other places throughout the
valley. All are now on the lookout for
the agent.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-07-25
PLENTY OF cHEsTNuTs.
Indications Point 90 an Abundant Crop
THIS Fall.

If all signs do not fail there will
produce an unusually Jaeger crop of
chestnuts this fall. The chestnut
trees throughout are covered with
bloom. Residents of the rural districts
report more chestnut blossoms this
season than for a number of wears.
July 1 was known as the day of the
"Seven Sleepers, when, if the chest
nuts are in blossom, it is said, there
will be a large crop. The trees hay
ing been in bloom, it is regarded a
good sign for rich harvest of the crop.
The "Seven Sleepers'' is an old leg
end of Sryian origin.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-07-25
Victor Liver Syrup
DOES THIS.

Ida c. Shoemaker, Meyersdale, Pa, sayss
.During ten successive terms of teach
ing had been constant sufferer from
headaches, loss of appetite, and general
debility, But in short time after | be-
gan using Victor Liver Syrup my head.
ache left me, my appetite came back
and my languidness passed away. be-
came lively and strong, even TO the sur
prise Of my friends. Am increasing In
weight and enjoy better health than for
years. owe this great change to Victor
Liver Syrup and heartily recommend Il
to my suffering sisterhood".
LIST or VICTOR REMEDIES.
victor Liver Syrup, 2bc and 81 o.
/" Infants Relief. 2bc
Lung syrup, rs aud SOC.
Pain Balm. 25 and boc.
" Eminent Is and b0c.
Liver pills, 25c per box.
Headache Specific. l0c.
Poultry Powders, lbc.
!. Horse and Cattle Powders, Zoe,
FOR further information address
VICTOR REMEpIEs COMPANY.
Frederick, Maryland.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-07-25

Because OF the recent heavy rains
quite number Of farmers about VIM
chester will lose the greater part, if
not.all, of their wheat crop. J. Il.
aud Charles Ebert, OF Lenore, have
not cut their wheat and will lose
about 1900.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-07-25
BAD WRECK.
several Person. In,ursa by Collision

several Persons Intured by Collision
ON Railroad.
Wilmington. Del July 2l. The
Norfolk express crashed into freight
train here this morning, causing a
bad wreck Several freight car were
burned. The engineer of the express
train was fatally hurt. and Two mail
clerks. the fireman aud express mes.
senger were injured.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-07-25
PUSHING THE WORK.

The stone hide house. the first OF
the new buildings of the Byron tan
neary, at Williamsport, has been
COMPLETED and work started on the
foundation of the large brick building.
The firm is pushing the work in or
der to get the plant completed as soon
as possible.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-07-25
STATE BOARD or HEALTH.
Adjoarns After a rhree-Days session
at Charleston.

DR.. S N. Myers, president Of the
West Virginia state board Of health,
returned FRIDAY afternoon from
Charleston, where he had been presid-
ing over the meeting of the board. The
session opened on Tuesday, aud con-
tinued Wednesday and Thursday.
There were II applicants, among them
three colored men.
The next meeting of the board will be
held in Parkersburg on Tuesday,
November 10.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-07-25
GOOD lspIcArIoN OLE cRop.

County Clerk Bender has on exhibit
tion in his Office an apple twig taken
from tree in his orchard over the
mountain. The twig is about 10
inches in length and has on it 10 apples.
This is good indication of the crop
in his orchard.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-07-25

Miss Vernie Crane and Mr.. Oscar
L. Smaltz, both of Martinsburg, w.
Va, were married at st. Panl's
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage in
Hagerstown Sunday night by Rev.
E. 7. Mowbrav.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-07-25
HOTEL BURNED.

TIlton, N. H.. July 81. The Lover
ing hotel burned here this morning
The town hall and block of several
dwellings were badly damaged
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-07-25

Garden City, July 81. Rev. DIR.
Samuel Cox, dean Of the cathedral.
died suddenly this morning.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08
@iScouEu.

- Seinen piloen Nann bot 8iros
qua berloren. SSn Dem bortigen Or.
menbauie lit Soiepb Scofielb geitore
ben, beiien 500 our6 ons giien bon
@las berbeieefiibrt tuurbe. gr mar
oils r@ilo Soc" befannt, lab gerau
ipie ein fpilber Warn aus, batte cine
groBe Statlr uno perfiigte iiber RE.
iige GGrperfrGfte, aber nidt iiber ell
Siinfhen @eritano. gu 2eioe tbat
er feinem etpaS. gr mar i'm uabren
Gimme oes @ortes elm @ielfraB unb
uno aB IQes, mas ibm in Die Sdnoe
fam, supeilen bas Strob in ieirem
Bette rno supeilen au6 8lasifer.
ben. Gor bier Wfonoten 5erbrah er
cine Gdeibe i'm Seniter ieines Gin.
mers nno aB Die Splitter. Seit Der
i3eit frGnfelte or. Cine ltnteriu6.
ung nab ieipem Gobe ergab, Oab
Strob, 8aum'poue uno ginofaoen
rno @iasitiid, IN ieiuem @agen pa'
rem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08

Stores. 1000 -@duier eiit oliibeus
Der Sriimmerbaufen, SunOerte bon
Neni6ea unter ben Tltinen Gegraben
uno SunOcrttnuienoe pboadlosl
llno bempb! 9allul lparen me-
ntee Gage perfloiien, oa tonte aud1
Ihon Der Slang Der 3immermanuSs
art ollrd Die Suit. Sene Gage iucr-
Ben u%npergeiien iein bel Seneu Die
ite Ourdlebt baben, aber aud bel Den
fommenoen @eidledteru Der @elt'
itabt. 60 gepaltig Die &ataItrophe
- 10 aelpalti9 Die Sbdtfraft! @!r
perureen es Dem Gbicaeoer ntdt,
penn Die grinneritng an btcie Belt
ibn nit Stols erfiiut. 9ie Stoot er.
ltanO pie ELM 8bonir aus Der Nld)e.
Sn Sen Saaen pom 26. September
his /. Sftober miro Die StaOt cill
SeItfIeib anlegen, unb Srnoerttau'
ienbe neroen IN Die Wetropcle ocs
8eItens itrGmeu, Inn nit Den BE.
pohnern Die Gentenarfeter 81 beges
ben. Noro rno Siib, SIT unb @eIt
miro init Der Stoot feiern, Die me6r
als irgenb cine onoerc tppil6 omert'
anii6 lit. Gin Yrobllft aaer Der Ell,
0enurtieen arGfte, Die IN unierem
2anoe it6 ~betbdtigt baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08
WarpIan0.

- Gin Gertpanoter bes Eopites -
bod,u. Don 2uigi Sortort - pirft
in @iolanb, Mo. aIS Gteftor Ger ct.
Soicpbsfirde oaielbit. Sbnobl Der
Same oieies ErielterS cine perl6ic6e-
nc S6reibipeiie BON Der oeS &aplies
Sius 10. nafJpeiit, iinb lie 6eiOe bie
Nadfommen oerieIben Sarto, zines
in Der Gropin5 8eneoig iebr bduilg
porfommenoen IamenS. Sodp. ga.
ter Sarto fam i'm Sabre 1868 nad
ben 8ereinigten Stauten unb mirtt
iett 20 Sabren IN Dieiem 2anoe ale
fatboIiiher YrieIter. gr bat iebp6
bereits Dor Der Grtpdblung beS Eap.
ties Tius 10. feline Ibiibt erflGrt, I'M
IpriI 1904 auf feline @iirbe ais gief.
tor Der Ct. SoiepbSfir6e Ser5idt 5I
leiiten nnb na6 Stalien 5llriif5utch'
rem. Ser Serr aaroinal.@ r5biid;oi
@ibbons bat Oieiem@niu6en init Dem
groBten geOaleru Solge gegebcn.
tSodn. Suter Sarto, Der elm GROCER
Gnbdnger Der Sotal.@ bitinen5 lit uro
erit neulib elm @erf gegen Runotail,
&c berausgegeben bat, bat in Dem
Sabre 1900 inter GROCER Sbeilnat'
me iein iiIbernes TrieIterjubiidum
unb in Der ct. SoiepbSge.
meinbe in geiItli6er unb peltIider
Sinlitt @roBeS geieiltet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08

nnternabm, Gle 2oep tbe Coop nit
leinem Nuoe 81 bnrbfabren. S6oa
fuar er llnten angelangt, uno man
elaubte, er bube oas fiibne @agniB
beItanOen, oils Der llngliidlibe nit
elnem e~elenben S6redensrufe bonn
NaDe ltir5te, nno in bas 9eriiit
ltir3te, IN DelGem Die 2oop rubia.
Mtan elite Dem llngliidlid)en ioiort
5u Siilfe unO brad)te ibn na6 6crl
no es lid berausltelte, baB Eeter5
eInen S6aOelbrltt, mebrere &ippen.
Bride nno cine groBe gtn5abI Sort
tritonen e"rIitten bat, pelbe iein @ie.
oerauffommen ais iebr 5peifelbaft
eribeinen laiien. Ils 3uihauerin
befano ii9 all6 Die gralt bes Ge.
nanten alf Dem Eiase, pel6e nod)
Dem llngliifsfal bpiterii6 puroe
mnb boiler gersueifIlne in Dem
Earfe berumlief.
= ginem Seem Oorfer ToIi5etge-
ri6t puroe oieier Gage cine 40jGE-
rige Srou allf Die 9ei1uIDieung bes
gettelns porgefibrt. 9urb bos elen-
Sc Iusicben Der in Die Gltelten Gum
pen aebiiIlten Srou erreete tie bas
aagenleine Sntereiie, bis lid iflieb'
lid herausitellte, oab Die 9ettleril.
oerbaltniBmaBig cine tpoblbabenoe
Srau lit. Sn cinem giinoel, bas lie
bel iid true, fano man namlid ell
@anfbub nit einem Gutbaben BON
SOL unb auBerbem in peri6ieoe-
nen S6einen uub SbeiOemin5eu Ole
-Summe BON $73.49. 9ie Srau er.
flarte oitf 8efrogen, lie Dobne mt
ibren &inbern in SDracuie uno lei
Dor 5tDei @ohen in Nep Yort ei!s
~eetrpfien. 9ie $73.49 ieien Der CIR
los hires 5tpeipofentlideh GaltiptelS
in Stem Sort. Ser Sabi oe~rurtbetI-
te Die rei6e Settlerin 81 ie6s Iona-
ten Snicl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08
Clues &nabem tpiIoer Hitt
1Wm'S xebcn.

0it ieinen InscooriJen Inn iid
periammeIt, in Oct Grpdrtling, oaB
er iterben miiiie, mo eInenl Sobn 10
Meilen meit auf 300 ul6 2eben rel,
tend, um Or. Sings Sem 2iscoperp
fir S~lussebrung, Suiten uno Gr.
fGltnngen an bolen, lit @ $. 8ropn
BON 2eespile, Sno., SObesqualen OH
Mitbma. Iber Dleie plnberbare
Weoisin bradte iofortiJc Sinoerung
unb balbtge Geneinls. CT idreibt:
SD babe jest ieoe Ro6t cinen &c.
iunben S6Iaf." glebnllwe number.
bare a1lren BON G@pinoludt, Gun.
genent5iinouns, DrouG,ltis, Suiten,
grfGltunaen uno Srirpt bepeiien,
oaB es fir Sals' unb SilneenIeioen
miibertrefflid lit. Garauiirte SIq.
ifen 80 Gents urs $i.C0. Brobe.
ilaidm frei in E. 8. Nltc!G's Ipo.
tbefe, 656 @ain Strabs. Dubuque
Soma. /.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08
SeraS.

Ser Observation-Disclosures
S6Diegersbailien aus 2eip3ig mar
IN lester 3eit in Iuitin. Gr bat es
iid our Iufgobe geiteut, DIE gar5e
@elt per 3weirao 81 bereiien. @ier
Sabre befiltoet iit SbDiegersbaulen
hereits auf Ger Ieiie. CIR lit Der Ell.
ite unb Der ein5ige, ipeI6er Die fillf
grOtbeile ouf bem 3peirooe ourd-
quert bat, uno befinoet lid jebt altf
Der Giidreiie na6 Der alten Seimat.
Inter ieinen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ben befinben lid ioIhe BON S6ab
ron ReriielL bon perihieOenen inOi'
i6en Siiriten, arabiihen Sdupllins
GEN uim. Die bis iest bon ibm gu.
riidgelegte 2iitan5 betrdgt $1,000
Wieilen, I'M oieie Strefe 3uriid5ule.
gen, eebraubte er 8 Hdoer nno 81
Communicated. Sbpiegersbauien
bate anfanes 5pei gegleiter, Der eire
bapon erfranfte in Sprien uno mtb-
te ouriidfebren, Der anoere puroe i'll
Der @iiite bon arabii6en 8eouiled
Or ielbit purbe bort aus.
geraubt; auer Wittel beraubt, furir'
te er Damn Die 4in0er Der @iiIte ais
peiber @unoerboftor init S6miere
81 uno bali iid) Deiter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08
Serf@ieoeme Iahri6ten.

Als fiir5li6 Der Bauer SeIineI
Gus So5mier5op nit ieiner ssrau auf
e1lleH NIT Strnb b~eIaoenen 0aaeH
nod &ottoDis gum Rarfte irbr,
lhlIef er i'm Strob elm. geiT
ueberibreiten Der @rense oerobs
launte Die Srau oes Selinef, Dem
rad Steuerbarem fragenoen Sea
amten 5t iagen baB ibr Rann inn
Strob idlafe, un0 aIs Der 9eamte sic
itblIden Stibproben in oas Stros
mafte, Itaf er Den SeIinef 10 UNI
gllifllt'I ooB er na6 tpenigen Iinu4
ten leilen Geiit aufgab.
Gin reid)er &oufmann I'M
Ntostau peripielte iiingit an einem
IbenO i'm Club iein gail,es @ermoaen
on leInen ni6t miitbcr nrbl5abenoen
Segner. ga er nur glr 9etdts mebr
IN Der Saide batte, ,cinc unieIiae
Spteltpntb ibm abr non ipie Dor au.
leste, l6lug er Dor, Iii: .ela eigenes
@eib ar ipielen. Ger 4nSere Dor
oamit einoeritanoen uno iebte Die
Summe BON 200 COO syronfen ba.
gegen. God a6ermoIs par Dos
8lud Dem oer5pesicIteG SpieIer abb
.bolo. Rubig itriG ocr Sep;nner iein
8elo pieoer Elm uro eNiferuuc iid nit
Dem @eibe oes @cfdDrien, Ger nun
gan5 perniftet tbs Jtebensimmer
elite nno ii6 bort cine &llseI in ben
aopf i6oB.
Gin &ieienfii6 puroe fiirSIi3
in Der guft bon Hio De Ssoneiro ae-
faneen. Gas l1nge1biim bate Iib
ar Die Inferfette zines Siiterfabr-
5euses %geflammert, ben Anfer bonn
Meeresbooen g%eriiien uno periudte,
oos Sfiff binter ii9 ber5u5ieben.
3ie nnformli6e Wolusfe maB IN Der
Beetle 5 Weter uno in ser 2sse4
Meter uno mar NIT c~oLoiidlen Sang-
ormen uno mG6tigen i6arfeu SGb-
men bepaffnet. Mit GROCER Riibe
oermohten 80 MGntrer oas unge-
tbiim permittelit itarfer Sare an's
2on0 az 5ieben, nobel 5rpet To,te
riiien. Ser aopf Oes Seeungebeuers
mar alein 1 Meter so Gentimeter
brett unb burh einen itarfen &no.
d)enpan5er gei6iist. 9Gs 8eiammt.
-eepi6t oeS SbiereS betrats iber -
1900 Silo.
Sn 2onoon lit elm jran3oiiider
glnatdiit geitorbel, pelaer cine
ganae @ibliotbef CON SiiG;ern nur
anorfiitilden SnDalts binterlaiieT
bat, an nel6er er JabreIuig geiam.
melt batte. Gin amerifaner bat
6ieie 9ibIiotbef eriporben. 0ieie
pittige. Sammlung enibllt unter
glnberem idmmtti6e Seitungen,
peIhe Die geidret5ung ui,orbiitiider
WDroer uno tbrer Ittcntaic ouf ge-
fronte SGupter ~bringen, uib umfabt
cine groBe In5abl Tortrdta befann.
fer InarhtIten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08

Settldgerie, aa:rn nib bilflos.
Gas mar in aiir5c Ger 3liicnb zines
alien Geteranen NdilenS S. s..
Sapens bon 8eriaiJcS, Ohio. Sabre
lang lit er an eiEer Ilcrerfranfbeit
uno pe0er ger5te no,p Weoi5inen
fonnten ibm 9inoaruns Deri6affen.
S6IieBli6 gebruaVte er electric
8itters. Sn fur5cr 3ct NOR er pie-
Der ouf Den geincli unD lest lagt er:
SD bin ouf BEN @e5e elner boil.
itGnDteeu @eneiung." c. 1T bas bette
Nittel Der @elt fiii Seien- uno Neie.
renleiOen lnb ale Sormcn bon
Waaen. unb ltnt,rlelrstei6Deroen
Bios 80 Gents. Saraniirt BON &.
%. Ruete, G56 Idin Sitobe, 9u-
buque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08
MiKourt.

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onf Der ct. 2ouiier notwithstanding
5u iebeit iein. 9ie 3eiger unb ba3
llbrrperf tperben oermalen in Mi!-
pallfee bergeitelt. 9as 3ifferblatt,
bas einen 9ur6melier bon 100 SUB
betoInmt, miro aus prdhtigen Blu.
menbeeten beIteben unb Elm WeiIter.
Derf Der @artenbalt- Irhitettl1r Iein,
9ieieS Slumen 3ifferblatt miro Die
Gon5e Seite zines Siigels bon bein
Iderbaugebduhe auf Dem Iusitell-
unesplaBe einebmen. Ser IN rIme'
ritanii6 . Seutib.I tben" an5ufertl-
genoe Wimlten5eiger bat cine 2anee
pom 60 SUB, unb Der Sing am g:loe,
herben 5eiger nit DEM ubrtuert oer'
btn0et, erbdIt einen 9ur1meIier bon
s SUB. Se0e @inute miro iih Der
Winutcn3eiger g. SUB bortpdrtsbe.
pegen. 9ie Rummern Der Der.
i6ieoenen Stunoen. allf Dem 3iffer.
blot mer0en ausbeufarbigen 9latt-
pflan5en Der Gattung Goleus aus Ser
Samilie ser Sippenblitler beiteben,
Die lid our6 pra6tpoue, porberr4
idenb rotbe, braune uno gelbe 6Gra
buug tbrer glatter ausseidnen. SIN
neiteH 9reiie Inn oas S~ifferblatt
iperben II @~Iumenbeete, ie ems &C.
geniber ciner jeOen Stunoen5abI, III
8reite BON 2 SUB unb Sarge bon Is
SUB aneelegt. 9ieie farbenprat.
tige glumenubr miro I'M Suffrage
bes Observation-Disclosures bergeItelt
unO ipGbrenb Der I~usitelung AM
@beno nit 1000 Glibli6tern be-
leud)Iet.