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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-04-09
An Easter Legend


why. Anne" said the Burgomaster,
don't you recognize your old playfe-
low; and Hugh. my boy, don't you
recognize your old sweetheart? ?"
Hugh laughed and blushed.
Its so long since | saw her, and
she has altered. | did not know she
was so beautiful"
After inner. when the Burgomaster
began to snore Anne invited the young
man to come with her into the garden,
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-04-09

sam Beech complained that lie had
been horsewhipped for an alleged as
sault on a young gin near Williams.
ton. and he brought suit for Sl.J0O.
The jurys verdict was no cause for
action.
Judge West has imposed a sentence
of $1,000 fine without Imprisonment
upon ID. Judson Hammond. who was
convicted Of soliciting a bride Of $500
while member Of the legislature from
Pontiac I'm 1899
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-04-09
sunday sports In Mason.

A cockhght was held in barn north
of Mason Sunday night. and before
II was over there was a bloody row.
Mason won five Of nine events. \ big
crowd was there. and a large sum OF
money changed hanGs. The officers
of the law are taking no action. They
have not sought to interfere with such
'tsports' heretofore to any great eX'
tent
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-04-09

through her languorous eyes, the
doves eyes of the Virgin, he saw the
hollow orbs OF death; the peace-libe
skin was drawn and yellow; the
rounded cheeks we're sunken, and the
pearly teeth, which smiled upon him,
broken and discolored. lie
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-04-09

bered he was during the day. He
smiled as he knocked at the door, for
his host had bcen dead since thirty
years; but the Burgomaster, exactly
az he had known him, opened the
door.
Come In, friend Hugh"
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-04-09

Premier wilson. Of Princeton Uni
vcrsitv. will make nm extended tour OF
tho west. beginning April 20, lie is
scheduled for an address to the stu
dents at Ann Arbor.
Frank Devils. l.. f Lamay, Dominic
BarIottso. John Gachenis and Joe
gcapcoa were killed by an explosion
IN coal mine nc sandoral, Ill. -Four
others were fatally injured
Or Thos. Foster. one Of the oldest
newspaper men in the country having
bcen connected IN an editorial capac-
itv with the philadelphia Public
Ledger i'm 1896, is dead In San Fran
cisco. aged -.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-04-09

THE MICHIGAN NEWS
What Is Doing in All Sections of the State
The spring Elections.

Inc vote III MlCnlSdu oh HOhu"J
can only be classed as light. Except
in places where local issues were pre-
dominant was 1t what may be called
heavy. Frank A. Hooker the RepuDli-
can candidate for Judge OF the SUI
preme Court TO succeed himself, was
elected by majority estimated at IL
a. m. Tuesday, 10000. Peter White.
of Marquette, and l.. A. Knappen. OF
Grand Rapids, the two Republican
candidates for regents. were elected
by about the same figures, although
Mr.. White ran ahead OF his ticket In
the upper peninsula. Nothing can be
said about the constitutional amend
ments, as they seem TO have been lost
sight of in some parts of the state.
The Prohibitionists polled their usual
small vote. In Wayne County, Man
dell was elected Circuit Judge, and
Burt County Auditor for third time
by reduced majority, Hillger develop
ing more strength than had been col-
ceded him. The result in the state
generally is Republican.
| In Ann Arbor, Brown was victor OF
the social III Judson candidate Kemp,
though the Republicans have control
OF the county by one majority. or the
seven supervisors the Democrats
elected five.
In Lapeer, the entire Republican
ticket except one alderman was
elected
Ienawee County went Republicans;
Van Buren, went dry on the liquor
issue by about 1900 as five years ago.
Folz. Democrat, was elected in kala-
mazoo, beating Knappen. The Repuh-
lican state ticket had about 300 ma
tority. These are but straws from the
stack, the main facts being that
Hooker carried the state for Supreme
Judge and the Republican candidates
for regents W ere elected. Local issues
made things lively in many localities
The state ticket nominated by the
Republicans and elected follows;
Justice-Frank A. Hooker, r., OF
| Charlotte.
Regents-Peter White, Of Mar
quette; L. A. Knappen, Of Grand tap
ids
Successful Mayors.
ADRIAN. n. Sampson, r.
Albion-Dr. F. E. Palmer, r.
Ann Arbor-A. Brown, ID.
Battle Creek-F. II. Webb, +.
Bay City,. I. Woodwork, +.
Benton Harbor-R. b. Gillette, +.
Big Rapids-E. j. Newcombe, r.
Cheboygan-James McGregor, Il.
Clare-Democrat
Dowagiac-W. ID. Jones' d.
Eaton Rapids-Dr Long, r
Escanaba-J. j. Sourwine, Ind.-Lab
Grand Haven-C. X. Hoyt, X
Hancock-Archibald j. Scott
Hillsdale-L 4. Goodrich r.
Hudson-Frenodort, Citizens.
Hastings-W. A. Harris, ID.
Holland-A. j Derow, ID.
Iron Mountain-E. A. Nubour Pee
pies.
Jackson-Pickles, r.
Kalamazoo-S. Folly, CD.
Lapeer-Dr Blake, r.
Ludington-W. A. Carter r.
Marshall-Dr. L. II. FoOte, ID.
Marquette-W. Greene, Peoples.
Mason-Eias Culver, r.
Menominee-W Holmes, r.
Manistee-W. E. Wente, r.
Monroe Martin ID.
Mt. Clemens-Dr A. A. Parisot, X.
Mt. Pleasant-H. +. Denel, r.
Muskegon-L. Eyke, d.
Niles-C. r. Smith, r.
Owosso-Dr. H. A. Arnold, r
Petoskey-Dr G. f. Reycraft, D
Pontiac-H. c. Guillot. r.
Sauit ste. Marie-James ]" Lisset'
D.
South uavcn-S. L. Dykeman Cit
zens.
st. Clair. w. Inches, r.
st. Louis-Republican
st. Joseph. V. Starr, d.
, Tawas City-E. Schlechte, d.
Traverse City. Il. SAINTS. Ctazeni
; Ypcilanti-C. r. Huston, ID.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-04-09
Crnin.

DotroIt Wbeat-No. 2 white. 10: No 2
red 3 cars at 75lac. closing 7IAci May,
~ 600 i'm Al 1910 1000 bu al a S-s clos
ing nominal at 75Ac; Ju,y, 800 bn at
No - red 3 cars at 7Zlac, closing 72Ac
per TornLNo 3 mixed iic bid: No 3 vel
low .2c bid; No white. ] car al Ahc
oats-No. 3 white, / car "a 3724o, closing
nominal al 3Sc; No. Z waite. 3tci by sam
ME. car at 33i2c per By.
Sbirapo Whcat-No. sprn g 76aUc;
M eam7lc: No 2 red " l-Sa73 SIS.
C'.rn2No. 2 424 No. 2 yellow, y lac.
oats-No 3}aac; No. 3 white 1880
q &c Ryc-No. ?. 4illc.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-04-09

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children.
Successfully used by Mother Gray, Eurse
In the Children's Home in New York, cure
Constipation, Feverishness, Bad Stomach,
Teething Disorders, move and regulate the
Bowels and Destroy Worms. over 10000 tes-
timonials. At all druggists, Pc Sample
FREE. Address a. 6. Olmsted, Leroy, n. Y.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-04-09
AMrsEMENrs DETROIT.


WEth F-WuIHk NpTII II
DETROIT OPERA HoUsE--Ju.ia Marlowe, Tho
Cavalier sat. Matinee at =; Evenings at x
.LYCEUM THEATER- * rlie La Shelle's Princess
Che CU."-Sat, Mat. 2aa; Eve. G, PC, hOc, 1ac.
WHITNEY THEArER-- The White Slave
Mat. Toe aud c; Evenings To-. &c and SOC.
TEMPLE THEATER And WONDERLAND After
moons .:Il, lUc TO 2oc; Evenings 6:l1, lUc TO oUo
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-04-09

The fight at Cincinnati between the
Methodist Book Concern and the ty'
biographical union is on to finish.
The strike resulted from demand for
the same rate of pay granted by the
evening papers. which was refused
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-04-09

Money refunded for each package OF
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES If unsat-
isfactory.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-04-09

Ivory and ebony divide favor with sill
Yer in fash .ouable tui'ct sets
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-04-09

All cruelty springs from hard-hcar ell
ness and weakness Sen ca
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-04-09

To Cure n Cold In One day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
drnygists refund money II il fails to cure. 25c.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-04-09

1t was Easter day; the bells were
ringing peal upon peal to announce
the heavenly tidings OF resurrection.
An old man stood on the cathedral
steps between the two great doors,
and he locked upon the crowd below.
And he was quite alone. He had out.
lived love and friendship, he had out
lived the JOY of life, he had outlived
even the desire for knowledge.
He wandered into the church away
from the night, and fell upon his knees
before the image, standing in the
niche, of the Mother of Sorrows, who
held her hands against her bare heart
which bled great tears of blood.
In his ma5uesythe old man whis-
pered to ~ "OH Mother, Mother
give me my youth.
There was a movement in the paint
ed lips and gentle voice spoke from
them.
"My son, has thy life been so happy
that thou wouldst have given back to
thee thy YOUTH
"Oh, Mother, Holy Mother, thou
canst give mo back my life, my happi-
ness. All my days have | been true
and loyal seryitor to thee. pray thee
do this thing for me, for thy dear
Sons sake, who rose this day"
My son. ! viii give thee back thy
youth. But thou must live thy life
as before thou liyedst H.; everything
shall be repeated TO thee as 1t hap
g..
Give me back my life again, just as
it was, with The JOY of youth, and the
joy Of love. oh, heaven, how shall
endure the happiness of it?9
Then be felt q hand pass over his
eyes and fell asleep.
He woke with a start and instinc
lively put his hand to his head; some
thing was different! His slumber was
still heavy upon him, he passed his
hand slowly down his face. The wriu
lles had disappeared, the skin was
smooth and soft He took in his fin
I gers a lock of his hair; he saw that i
was rich brown and hung in luXurian'
/ curls about his shoulders, He stretched
ont a hand it was round and strou3
and beautiful
He sprang to his feet and hurried
from the church. his steps showinl
the glorious vigor OF youth Arrived
in the street be was momentarily be
wildered, then a mysterious influence
stronger than himself impe!led him t
walk through the narrow streets I'll
he came to the house of his friend, TIL
Burgomaster. with when he remem
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-04-09

lido no, holicvc# Ptso's Cure Tor CONSERVATION
has.an #eauu for coughS aud colds. -JOHN H.
BOlER TRINITY Spuu-s. Ind Feb. Is lyUU
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-04-09

Permanently of peasme depends on
purity OF purpose
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-04-09
THE MARKETS.

{ Detroit caItc-Ch ice steers qlotahlo,
s. TOu4 So, good to choice butcher steers
1000 ~ 120) pounds average So oJd4 t0;
hight 10 good but rNer ste rs and hciferS
7}l to 600 pounds $3 ga 10, mixed butch
ere' fat cows 81 2503 ~; cann"is 81 30 D
on: common huns 81 j0a} -; good snip
pcrs bulls. $50 4 Hl, common fee ers.
* 5108 rs. gGud WE'LL red feeders Ij1n
a.. Hrht storkce- So l1n3 r. Veal
calves Market. - cents lower than last
~, olt s. 25uG . Mich Cows and Spring
cre- Steady S25 0Jalu 0O.
Shcep-Bcst lambs, 81 2507 ~; fair 70
good lambs IS 25a6 49, light 10 common
lambs 81 5OnG 90; yearl nRs. - l5H6 p;
good to fair butcher sheep 81 aO1j so;
culle and mmuU, S3 GA o5.
Hoss-Light to good butchers. 81 20n
25. pigs S. s0Gi7 o.; Light workers., 81 lOQ
7 29 rolghs. ST. 25af 90 stays. l-3 off.
East Buffalo. catte-Uachanged; -veals,
tons Na7 81, common to gooi, s5no ~.
Hogs-Heavy. 81 7oli7 so "a few 81 s5'
mixed. 81 50d7 90: 30 kers, 81 4oa7 ,5oio rig
Sheen aud Lamhs-Top nat We lambs,
sheen tor mixed Sc 2J46 50, culls TO good,
81 IONS rs: curs TO good s. 50as; western,
sSfIS 10; yearlings, Sa7 %; ewes, Sjg6 50i
Chicago cattle-Gool 70 prime steers,
81 9Oa5 10. poor 10 med um. biu4 20; stock
ers and feeders s. 75di To- cows. 90
20: huIs 81 5Oai 20; calves, 81 5Oa? 81,
Texas fed steers. Sia4 81. Hoes-Mixed
and butchers. ST l5d7 80; good 70 choice
heavy 81 45d7 So: rough heavy, 2OG
a.. light 81 90d8 30. bulk Of sa.es, 81 2Ooi
a. Sheep-GCod to ChciSe wethers. - y
e,6 e. fair to choice mixed, a oOd5 "
native lambs S. 50dl -.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-04-09

To he at orr best to morrow We must
be at our bl ST to-day
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-04-09

When father IS too tender his sons
usually balance things.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-04-09

Tonsilno Cures Sore Throat.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-04-09

IF YOU USE BALL BLUE,
Get Red Cross Ball Blue, the best BAH Blue.
Large : OF package only cents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
2Ietm aus gtaot
Mno lttnae8enD.

Wan pernadldiiiee nift nelt.
ralgtide S6mer5en. Sic peridlim'
mern ii6 Our6 SernadlGiligung.
Wan gebrau6e ct. Safobs Sel mel.
dies linOert, itGrft unO prompt BELT.
8enn Sbr Sel ober Smber
s1tm Anitrei6en brai1dt, 10 pergeIiei
niht, baB SEER Spiepb @ittmer etn&
groBe @nsmnbl b~erielben bat. ltniert
@potbefe lit cine Der polItGnbigiter
bes garlSen @eitens. Spreden 81,
Dor bel s. 8. @ittmer, 1347
Clan StraBe.
- S. g. Sranten, bentider gopo'
fat uno Notar, 8immer 413 Office
@ebduoe, 9. lrnb Wain.S traBe.
-2ineban & Wolp, Dampfheiauns,
plumbins unb Cement, 472 Wuins
gfraBe.
Sill SO mad ct. 2ouis uro
suriid am 16. uno II. sunni init
9fiidfabrt-@ iiltieteit bis gum %.
sunni. @eeen bes SGngerfeites oes
decentralization SGngerbumDes.
Vie Burlington" lit Die ein3ige
@obn bon Dubuque, nelde ourf.
fGbrenbc @agen un0 S6laflpagen
rad ct. 2ouis bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
Sebr nicbrigc, b~eionSere GrfnriiouS'
Sabrpreiie ria Der Grie.
Gticn6abn mad

2afeipoo6 (Gbataqua 2afe), ben 16.
mo II. SUM.
Bolton, @aii., ben %, 26. unb 81.
Ssuni uno ben t., g, g., a. unS
8. Suli.
Sarotoga, q. 81. Den 5. uno 6. Suli.
Gbatauqua, q. g., Den 8. u. "a. Sirli.
Sreigebigc I5iteige: uno Ser
bIeibsbebingungel uno @ablN bel
&eiie.
SoIirc peiti6ulirte 3iige. 9it
~feiniteu Gullman . Sdlafuagen uni
Sagmogen unb GlSge5ei6neter 3ienii
aui Den Speiicnu9en.
gn Inb nn6 Dem IA. SUM-, neuer
S6nea5pg bon Chicago na6 Buffalo
rno bo3pii6enliegenoen Bunften
Ha6mittags $50 llbr tGglif).
Gbicaao 5ifet.S Offices, 234 Glarl
Street. Dearborn Station unb Nu0i
iorium Sotel.
8egen 3rudi16eu 6iesbe5iigli6
melhe genauere IuSfuHit geber
iiber Sabrpreiie, @abl oel
gabnen, Sabrpldne ETC.. idreibe mar
per Boittarta on 3. M. 8pmman
General @eitern Faiienser agent
Chicago, ST.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
Gin biQiQes 0eim.

Mfnn, 5u pertaufen. Sn bieier 8eeenb Sino nMI
beutidhe earmer. SaS 2anb liegt eine bis bier
MeiIen pon Der Staot uno ebenioipeit BON Stir
den, S6ulen, Creamery unb einen Martt iir ale
eime Iebutige nnterlage, S6erhdde r8lad 2pam"
uno idlbn Rddbroaig. Ser 9reis fir tuilbes 9ano
1T s15 bis 500 per. ader. 5erti9e carmen Su fol-
8aug, 80 Nder &ieie, ueueS 5ranebauS uuo
Sta4, ~ Meile BON elmer Stnot init 200 Gin.
uobnern, Rreis $500. Nu. 2: 100 older, 4 Ieileu
g8ieie, Der Ret In 7rabtisu5, 9reiS $4,000. go. 8:
200 Slder, 60 9lfer unter Yfug, Is @der @ieie, Gef
IN Srabtfeu5, grpBer Staq, 0ubnbaus, Jrld)t.
nitht einnial $50 per Ader. Wud) babe th nod
oeridiebene an5ere Sarmeu. gser Elm glltes Sein
mill, meube iidl an @enrD Sleufe, 5reeport
Mtuu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09

$500 In einem Sauie ooer elmer eutet Sbpotbets
a%ugelegt, tueroen Sbnen Elm ebenip grpseS @tna
tonlmeu iid1eru oils $4,000 In Der 8anf.
Sic Banten be5ablen Sbuen 8 1l2 Hrp3ent fiji
Chr 6eIb uno Ieiben Sbrem Nadlbarn baielbe
@elo 5u 6 Rro5eut.
abr Radbar 6eSabIt Der Yaut 6 8roSeut unb
Iegt boielbe @elo IN @runbSeigentbum an uni
madbt BON 8 big 10 Hro5eut onmit.
Warum nebmen Ste baS Belb nidt uno leger
es felber an. @auien Sic Elm Saus, oermietheu
Sic eS unb Sic baben Semanb, ipelcber iiir Sie
arbeitet. Sic fDnnen 5iuei Mal iopiel iIr SbI
@elb erbalten.
Siberbeit 1T ~nirsen6s gIeid Ssrienieeu be-
elmer anlage in @runobefiB. Die Banten oerleiber
bauptidhlfh aui @runbetgentbum. @arum tbur
Sic es nidlt ielber.
Madben Sic SIR @eib mebr @elb perSiereu.
Gpredlem Sic Dor bel Gbriit ". V1lfer, Gdt
Der 13. uuo Clan StrnBe.
Or uertduit 6eimatben!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
Earmlano III berfaufen.

Sic Sunbee Qaub, Scan uno Grdbau9e gompanb
BON Sunoee, Rtnn., bar iiber 10000 &der 5armrs
Inrb In benz Gprnbelt bes iiibtpeitlihe en- Minneipta
su oertauien. SaSielbe lit tbeilS inter gultur
fbeiis nidDt. uub 1T iehr beausm selesenin gs3ug
ct. 3. uu0 g., ct. -, g. q %. gfienbabnen, in
Surrp, 9tobies, ~gottonuupo uro Sndiou @ouus
Ties. Steie @egenb bat mod nieinalS cine YaiSs
ernte e~efannt. lluiere Sauptmdrtte fino: Giour
Gttp anb Omaha, bic 3piliugs Stdote Nliunes
apoIis nuo ct. Raul, nebit Duluth, Niblaro uno
Superior, meld)e benz 2nnbbebnuer m1rfte gtbt.
peld)e beten bes Gitens aleid1tpmmen. 2uh iino
mir init tatbpfiifjen &irbeu uuo Sd)uier pobls
perieben, ioipie nit ieBbaften 4iarrerr, pelobe bic
beioen Spradlen gngiiih uro 5eutjd9 beberriden.
Sraeuo tpelde Nad)irage nm Nnstuntt piro
promute Beadltung iinben. I'm uibsre Qustunft
ipeuoe man iib idlriftlid) ober miinbItch on:
Dundee Sauo, Soan Il Gralange Co.,
Suubee. Wtnu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
Mn 2anSinher.

Ssir baben an 100, 900 &her pprslgiidber 5arm.
2Gnoereien in Miuneiuta uno Sios9atota 5u
9reiien BON So bis $21 pro ader 81 oertdufeu.
Gbeniaas cine 6arm non. L9ae older nit suteu
@ebduoeu.
sine 5arm BON 40 slder, i6nmtlih c~altioirt,
nit guten 8ebduoeu.
Gin iid gut 5ahlenoeS SotslpTo %anosres 6arms
an pertauid)eu.
Bite BET uns bprsuiprehsn unb mir peroeu
Shren @Inifeu entfpredJeu.
Jpbn pier Il Co.,
Brunbeigentbunns NIB 8erii uberuugss Ngeu
1852 Siebente StraSe, Glthnaue, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
Nad Bolton nnb srriid GUM Greiie
pDr elmer Tabrt

fir sic Hlmbreiie Don Chicago pia
Midel Blote Sabn 5ur G~eriummlung
Der Gbriitian ScientiIts I'M Surli.
Sidets iinb 81 boben ON %, 26.
unb 81. Sunni, nit Giifiohrtss@ iiltig'
felt biz gum 1. @ugilit. 2Gngerer
Iufentbalt in 9iaeard Sails nbne
ertra 8ere6nung altf Ser !Sin- uno
Serretie, nnb in SEEM Oorf auf Der
&iidfabrt mad ge5ablllng ron $t.CO.
gs miro fem l1eberibnS Sabrgelb
auf irgenb einem 3ltge Ger gtifel
Glate gabn berefnet. Shreibt an
Sobn q. CALLAHAN, Generals gent,
113 9bams Str, 3immer 29S, Gbi-
cago, ST., fir meitere MrSfunft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
sir Sen Clinton Garnipal

ipirb sic Burlington : 8ahn Gliso.
,eiie-giGete fir $2.40 bonn 20. Sum-
s,rm 2. Suli perfaufen, init 6iif'
fobrtsgiiltisteit Biz gum 6. SIli.
Moraen. unb I6enosiise obne 3ne.
tpetieI. Sreie riidlebnenoe Site auI
ellen 3iigen. 8. Sbeis, itabtii6er
Sidet. Meent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
Wonats6cridt Ses Generals efretars
Ser Sopa'cr Shusgeieaidaft,
,Scrrn H. 3eru.

Gs tpurben II ne,e Witglieber
c,,fgenommen uno Is traten aus,
tpooon bier burb ben 500. gs mur.
zen orei Sobesfdae i'm 9etrage ben
$4,000 be5ablt unb $756 Dem
S3eierpe.Sonbs iiberipieien. gaar on
Sanb tporen i'm Sonb fiir Sooesfdllc
$3,32S nnb i'm Iusgaben : Sonb ST.
C57, %Suiammen: $685..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
Sine herrlide Geleaenheit.

$50 tpertb aauo fur bon $500 bis $1,000. gsarum
fiini Dollar Mietbe be3ableu, nenu Sic ebenlo
gIteS 2ano i'm n1rolid1en Rinneiota tnufeu f6u=
men gum Yreiie pom $500 bis 5000 per Nfer bon
Elm bis abt Nleilen ppu Der Gtieubabu, Stride,
SdJule ETC.? @arum mad CANADA eeben, nenn
Sic be1eres 9anb bios As Meilen BON Der Spibe
Der Seen NIT ben beiten Wdrtten oeS Rprbmeitens
tauieu t6unen2 Bel einem 9ntnuie pom 100 elder
tpiro Der IreiS Der Observation-Disclosures surideritottet.
I'm ndbere Musfunft men6e nan i6 an g.. =.
Wutberfpro, Slpoomuoo, ct. 2ouiS CO., Minu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
w%eriammlnns Der pGhriitiai
ScicntiitS"

in Bolton bonn 90. Surf bis 1. Suli.
@s miro al Sbrem %ortbeile fem,
penn Sic ii6 iiber SS~Gbrpreiie aui
Der Nidel 8late '8abr crfunbigen,
ebe Sic ionitmo Ttdets faufen. Gs
miro fem lleberihuB E~ahraelb aui
iraenb einem unierer 3iige b~erednet.
Sifets limo 5u baben ON %, &c.
unh q. Sum- init Tiidfahrt.@ iiltig.
felt Bis aum I. ailguit. Spre6ei
Dor ooer ihreibt an Sobn y. Gala
ban General gent, 11S IoamS
Ctr, Simmer 29S, Chicago, 81.
iiir nabere slusfmft pegen oSlop'
opers", 3uabienit II. I. 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
Gatholijhe Tarmer,

ipelfe iicb mad biuigerem unb BUR gleider .9eit
gutem 2auoe umieben, fueroeu Iebr feine 5arnlert
in Der Radbaridaft bon Goal Greet iinoen. Die
Ter Glab 1T iiibIif ppu Gentralia geleeen. Gen.
trolia ltegt an Der Central 8ranh Der Mtifpuri
uno 9acihc giieubabuen IN @emabo County, IN
benz n6rbliden 9beile oes Staates 9auiaS, an
ben Staat Rebrastu a~rer5enb nno III betlrnt
iuegen ieins euteu 8pbens uno ieirer herrlitlen
grnteu. 2ano u~ertiutt iih gegentudrtig gum
9reiie pom $4,000 bis $4,000 per gfer! I'm nabere
gustunit tuenoe man ii1 on yatrif Tonobne,
Is entrnlin. AaninS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
Gpremt hpt!

@ir finb in Der Sass, Sic nit allen
Sorten @aenwaaren, Geden. Seppi=
den, Matten unb Seltud 81 psrIebeu,
ale bon Ieitenben J%abritanten aemaht
unb sesen Baar seiauft. wel6e mir 81
Yrsiien anbiettn. bic font nirsenos
ara.boten perosu f6nneu.
Sames 2epi q o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
SanfiagnHg.

Die nnter5ei6neten niiniGen@ often
Genienigen, melhe pabreno Der
unb nod Dem SoDe hires
@atten uno Saters ibnen 10 biilfreid
unb freunbli6 sur Seite geItanbeu
auf bas Ser5libite fir ibre
Sreunolibfeit 81 oanfen.
Srau Watb. @efer u1lo Samilie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
Suites QanO 1T berfanfem.

Sn Wlurrap Co., Minn., gibt eS nod piel guteS
2anb gu uertaufen. GieIe Garmen liegeu in Der
Ndbe Der Staot NooCa, peldbe cine meme 8irdbe
uno cine totbnIiid1e Sd]ule hat. Sieie Sarnteu
Der 8poen 1T ifipar5, brei bis pier SUB tiei unb
getreibe aller 9lrt gebeibeu In beiniel6eu ppr3igs
lidh. g8er n6bere Qustluit plnidt, idreibe an
ben tatbpliideu Rrieiter in Npoca, Miun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
&atholijhe warmer,

ipeldle idb in Rarplano nieoerlaiien woner, mo-
es fat iiberaa tatbpliide aird1er iub Sdulen ios
tuie ben beiten Martt iir 5armpru6utte gibt, tDns
men trei umionft genaue 4~ustuuft uno ~iidberen
Ratb erbalteu, penn tie eineu oentldlen BrtsI
idbreiben an Serru Setretdr HERMANN
BADENHOOP, State Bureau of Immigration,
Baltimore, Md.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
6aushGlterin iudt SteQe.

Cine 9eripn, bic mebrere Sabre SarSbalterin
bdltertn. MIr6e Stele Bel etnem 9rieiter pore
sieben. lin ndbere gIustunft tuenoe mon IT'D On
3ena s., core CATHOLIC T~rinting Go, Subuaue,
Sptpa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
Mhtuna warmer!

Gin junger tatbpIiimer Raur, itrebiam mn
fleiBig, iuht iih auf elmer 5arm eiu5uurbeiten be-
euten uuo tatbuItifeu 9euten, 400 es nIogliH IL
bie Sarm i'm nIdliteu Sabr ODER etfuaS ipdter 81
renten, poer 5u ibernebmen. 9rieie bite 81
ienbeu inter ". g., care OF Catholic Eriutiue
On. Iuhuaue. Spmn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
Weneu Mre6Sida0eu.

Sd empfeble hermit Gtropp's rerapmte
beutife Trluer. 7ieieIben beiIeu ieben lnod
duserlih. 9as anertanut etn5ig bette Wittel, I'm
Ra9entrebs erfolgtetdb 5u bsilen. Regen RGbes
rent, Seuenife u. I. no, idretbe mon an:
Gotparo q. Npeotng,
Ct lucna 9nmn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
Senti@e fatbolii@e Tarmer &c:
indft.

tint quite Sariner unb fpiloes annb i'm Nittels
Miuneiota btgie gu toufet,,. Seutid,e, tathpltibe
llnlgebung. @rpbe beutihe, fatboltife 8trde
tarte unb GirfllIare.lM W2nrtan, @abeta. Wtrrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
Wnte Weleaenhsit.

gSir piHen cine ousge5eifjnet quite @elegenbett
tiir einen beutiden 6atboliten, einen Generals
Store tn elmer gun5 oeutiben 9emetnoe 81 tans
N. w., care Catholic 9rtnting Co., DUBUQUE, ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
GGiehan0luna.

Serr MIpiS &aSeI, No. RIP SonasStrase, Que
buque, Sptua, bat tets etne ppdit6uoige 9lustpahI
eiubetrrtiher uno tmportirter &aieiorten oors
ratbte. austuSrttge 8eftelun9eu tuerbeu prompt
beiorgt.. Ereisliite rtro anf RerIrngen gerne
5uqeIau0t.