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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-08-18
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

From Fridays Daily.
Born, this morning, to Mr.. and Mrs.
James v. Curran, 129 North Cass,
q son.
/, XXI Chicken Cholera cure. 25c bot
tie, guaranteed by Elliott.
Mss Clara Johnson of Agency re-
turned to her home last evening on
Burlington No. 4, after short visit In
the city.
Miss Cora Augustine Of Agency,
who has been visiting with friends
in the city, left this morning on the
Rock Island for Leando.
Misses Anna and Florence Warren
of Chilicothe, are guests at the home
OF Misses Nora and Jennie Cook who
reside ON East Park avenue.
Mrs. w. G. Erskine of Cleveland,
Ohio, arrived in the city yesterday aft
,ernoon on Burlington No. 1S and will
be a guest at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Farrell who resides north
east of the city.
From Saturdays Daily.
Judse ~ w; Llcheipelsel' " Dioon
neld, returned TO ms nome thls morn i
ing on tue WABASH ailef q siofe ousi-
Aess WISH IL eho oi's.
J. A. Kirby of Seymour, who has
been business visitor in the city, re-
turned to his home on the Milwaukee
this morning.
B. P. Colvin of Bloomfield. who has
been in the city on short business
Trip, returned 10 MS hoiie this iiiotii'
ing on the WABASH.
Miss Bertha Melcher. whosresides in
Fairyiew, left this morning on Bur-
lington No. 8 for Melrose to make a
visit with her brother, Ed Fisk.
Mrs. Ed Hall. who resides on West
Russell street, left on Burlington No.
8 this morning for Melrose, where she
will visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Root.
~ mr. n,o, - Ea,,;,a ot,,a
to her home this noon on the Rock
Island, after visiting at the home of
John Johnson, who resides south OF
fine city.
,.,
Mls. "a. .. oenhihs VI Miilon, VIZ
G. w. Jordan. 1913 West Second street,
returned to her home this morning on
the Wabash.
Rev. y. ri. kegan OF Des MONIES, VINO
has been making a short VISIT IN tne
city, left this morning on the wabash
ior Dlak .e h, ~lule ne wiz oosu ~
lhe pupil AZ lhe oniis'iah eiiuioh "
morrow.
Mrs. r. Tiser and daughters, Miss
Goldie and Mary, of Unionyille, Mo.
returned to their home this morning on
the Wabash, after visit at the home
Of Mrs Users parents, Mr.. and Mrs
S. j. Pherigo, 4O6 Grant street.
,r.. obor,aon ond con Horo,d
Mrs. a. % S NJ no snu 3 tbrongh i4 TN.
~ L any, ~. N.Y. pa' az ro,,to r. mic
tn nu .t yor rn'3 1baw will visit at the HON,
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-08-18

Grand Sale Of Trottins Bred Horses,
at Wisecarver's barn, Fairfield, Iowa,
Saturday, September 26, 1903-40 head
of all ages. Choice bred ones. Cata-
logue sent on application.
]. B. Bowman, Ottumwa, Iowa.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-08-18
LAID TO REST.

Funeral Of Mrs. JoeIda Bidineer Held
Yesterday Morning.
The funeral of Mrs. Joelda Bidinger
was held yesterday morning at 10
O'Clock at the residence, corner of Main
and Graves streets in Gravestown. The
services were conducted by Charles
Kirkland. The interment took place in
the Round Point cemetery.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-08-18

New York Butter and Egg Market.
New York, Aug. 17.-Butter, steady;
creamery, common to choice, 15@1S1s,
extra. 10.
Eggs, firm; western, extra, 1920:
seconds to firsts, 16@l9.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-08-18

Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
Chicago, Aug. 1.-Butter, steady
Creameries, 14@19; dairies, 1907.
Eggs, firm, 14@151s.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-08-18
Chicago Poultry Market.

Chicago, Aug. 17-Poultry, steady
Turkeys. ~; chickens, 101s; al
springs, 12R OBJ.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-08-18
Peoria Produce Market.

Peoria, Aug. 17.-Corn, lower; No. 8,
Sly.
Oats, steady; No. white, 1910
345s.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-08-18
GET INVITATION
BURLINGTON ASKS FOR FIFTY.
FOURTH REGIMENT EN-.
cAMPMENT.
Adiutant General Byers and Colonel
H. H. caughlan Will Investigate
Proposed Grounds Before Deciding
No Other Invitations Received

It is probable that this years en-
campment of the Fifty-fourth regiment
will be held at Burlington. Col. H. H.
Caughlan Saturday afternoon received
a note from Captain Holstein, of the
Burlington company, extending an in
vitation to the regiment in behalf of
the river city and OF the men and Off
GERS of the local company. This note
has been forwarded by Col. Caughlan
to Adjutant General Byers at Des
Moines, with the proper recommends
lions. It is probable that Adjutant Cen
eral Byers and Col Caughlan will make
a visit to Burlington to inspect the site
for the encampment before a decis-
ion in the matter Is decided.
The decision will undoubtedly be in
favor of Burlington for as yet no 9th
er invitations have been received from
any Of the other cities in southeastern
Iowa which could furnish suitable
and convenient location for the en-
campment. 1t is understood that the
men and officers of the regiment de-
sired to go to Muscatine or to DAY.
export but these cities have either
cared not to have the encampment or
nave Neglected. W eAteHu au INVITA-
ton to the regiment.
Will Camp at Fair Grounds.
The regiment will go into camp on
Sept. IL and continue for six days.
If the regiment goes to Burlington the
encampment will be held on the fair
grounds. The encampment time hap
pens to come right at the close of the
fair period and as the exhibits in con
nection with the affair move out the
boys Of the regiment will move in.
The Regiment Band.
Ottumwa will be represented at the
encampment as usual by one of the
best companies in the regiment and
will also occupy more conspicuous
position than any other of the towns
having local company from the fac
that she has the regiment band. Tit
band is in especially good shape this
year and is stronger than ever.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-08-18
az ASSOCIATED PRESS
Visible Grain.

Visible Grain.
Chicago, Aug. 1.-THE visible sup
ply of wheat today shows 12,538,000
bushels, year ago, 2,064,O00 bushels;
corn, 6,659.000 bushels, and year
ago 5,4SS,000 bushels; oats, today,
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-08-18
New York Poultry Market.

New York, Aug. 17.-Poultry, alive,
firm; western chickens, 10; fowls,
1871; turkeys, II. Dressed, lower;
broilers, 1914 @13; fowls, 121a@13;
turkeys, 13@15.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-08-18
Semi Weekly Courier
CHANGING ADDRESS.

Subscribers wishing their address chang
ed viii please give the name of the Post
Office to which the paper has been sent as
well as the Post Office where they desire 1t
to be changed to.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-08-18

bert will leave Hooking tomorrow af-
ternoon and go to Melrose, where he
will conduct the services in the Meth
odist Episcopal church tomorrow even
ing.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-08-18

From Mondays Daily.
Mrs. Emma Truax of Centerville,
sister of DR.. j g. Box who has been
visiting at the home Of DR.. and Mrs.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-06-10

100 assays recently made. They
run from SO. II to s16O, averaging
close to $40. A competent engineer
estimates that there are two and
half million tons above ground,
that can be quaried like building
stone. This Is not an exaggerated
estimate, for there are places'where
the outcrop stands up 800 feet, and
1t is related that in one place man
can walk on this ledge for distance
of 6OO0 feet. Where a gulch cuts
the vein II shows a width Of 600 feet.
The truth of the whole matter Is,
no one can comprehend the gigantic
of this ore deposit, until
he has seen 1t. The Miner recog-
nizes that skepticism regarding these
statements are justified, yet from
personal examination It knows them
to be true, as to dimensions, and
relies on assay certificates for the
figures as TO values.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-06-10

about Offering inducements to have
a line built to their town and
insisted on having Major Bonita visit
| them and be "shown." He will
probably accept their Invitation and
go down this week. Harney has the
distinction of being the richest
county, that Is the greatest wealth
per capita, of any county in the
United States and Is so credited by
the census returns. Its chief
industry IL stock raising. There are
scores of men there worth 800, 900,
and several who are credited with a
million. There Is, thereore, no
doubt but what they will take all
the bonds Major Bonita has to offer !;
being able to do so and knowing the
big business such road will trans.
act. They, of course, prefer the
company's stock; but II is understood
that none Is for sale.
The Miner has so frequently gone
into dtail regarding the enormous
tonnage that "A railroad into the
John Day country will have from
the beginning; that Is there now
awaiting its advent, that readers will
doubtless consider repetition
unnecessarily tiresome; so only a
rscapitulation will be given here.
This IL one Of the most productive
agricultural regions on the globe; 1t
can therefore ship grain, hay,
vegetables, fruits and all other farm
products. Every hillside is covered
with grazing cattle that Is sold to
outside markets. In this vicinity
the lumber manufacturers must
secure their logs In the immediate
future, for boundless forests cover
the Strawberry and Dixie ranges,
as yet untouched, while timber lands
are already scarce and high priced
nearer railroads all through the
inland empire. Immense quantities
of merchandise are hauled into the
valley, requiring now nearly 1000
horses.
This Is as much as any one rail.
road ought to want. but In addition
the tonnage which the mining in
tersets will supply will equal all Of
these combined. Heavy machinery
must be hauled in, together with an
endless variety of other supplies,
while concentrates and ores are
shipped tn smclters on the outside.
4 railroad into Prairie City will
do more towards developing the min
ing interest of the Quartzburg,
Strawberry and the lower John Day
districts In two years than has been
accomplished during the last twenty
years and millions Of dollars In
gold have been taken out during
that time. incidentally, this de-
velopment will stimulate agriculture
and those engaged in both pursuits
will swear the railroads gets all the
profits.
Surely this Ia the most enticing,
unoccupied field for the construction
Of u railroad now open on the
American continent; this particular
proposition the most allurinR
investment. 1t will pay dividends
that will amount to outrageous
usury.
Regarding that mineral marvel,
the appropriately named Oregon
Wonder, The Miner has been shown
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-06-10
Citizens Anxious To Take Bonds Of Major
Bonta's Company--Submit Tonnage
Statistics.

Major j. W. Bonita passed through
Sumpter several days since from
Prairie City, where he went by
appointment to meet II delegation OF
citizens from Burns, who are
endsavOring to induce him to extend
his electric road, which he Is build
ing from Baker to Prairie City and
tho Oregon Wonder mine, on Ia
tho IIarney county seat. The
delegation consisted of X. A. Miller,
couty treasurer; N. W. Carpenter,
cashier of the First National bank ;
Hon. j. =. Goer, Charles Newell,
register Of the United States
land office; Thomas Allen, sheriff ;
g. W. Parish, attorney; c. s.
Kenyon and DIR. W. l.. Marsdcn,
wealthy and prominent citizens.
There were also present Clarence
johnson, ono of the strongest merch
ants financially In eastern Oregon,
and u. }. Cayley, cashier of the
Grant County bank, representing
Canyon City aud John Day. Paul
Do Lansy aud Il. A. Putesbaugh, Of
tho Portland journal, who are max
ing II tour Of this great inland,
isolated, railroadless empire, drove
up the valley fifty or more miles to
take In the important meeting.
The conference is reported to have
been eminently satisfactory to all
concerned. Major Bonita, at the
request Of tho delegation, stated the
proposition. He IL asking for no
bonus: hut wants the citizens of
Harvey county, as an evidence Of
good will and their faith In the
enterprise IN good conservative
business Investment, to subscribe for
some Of the company's bonds, to be
paid for after no has demonstrated
that the road will be built. That
seemed To strike the delegation as
fair aud equitable aud one Of the
members stated that he aud another
ono present would invest 800. 900.
They felt confident that twice that
amount would bc taken In Burns
alone.
When the subject of tonnage which
Hnrney county eau furnish the road
was broachcd, the delegation made
good. The following statistics,
pertaining exclusively To Burns aud
Its immediate vicinity. not to
mention other business that would
be received along the line, had been
carefully compiled from last years y
transactions:
Number of sheep In Harney county
during the summer, 800, 900, during
the winter, 25O, 900; wool clip 800,
600 pounds; weathcrs shipped,
10000 to 1000; cattle, 20, 900
to 90. 900; horses and mules shipped,
5000 to 1000; merchandise To
merchants, $500, 900 pounds /;
merchandise or ranchers, >, 500, 900
pounds; stock salt to ranchers, 200,
900 pounds; sulphur aud sheep dip,
10000 pounds; stage freight at
three cents, l20, 900 pounds; lumber
3,OOO.0 900 to 1000. 900 feet; wood,
5000 to 1900 cords; fence posts
5000; shingles, 300, 900 to 1000,
900; passengers by stage. 1900;
passengers by private conveyance,
800; mail contract, sl0,020.
These gentlemen from Burns, ll5
miles from railroad, are in earnest
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-18
suo oes Scrrn Benedict sabIer.

Sn FINER @obnilna. 1877 Sulien
Npenre, itatb ant Sonntaa Nabmit.
tae, i'm. Nlter BON 73 Sabrsn. Serr
Benedict 8aBler. elm alter, beitens be-
fainter beu!ihsr Gatbolit. nod elmer
&rantbeit bon etwa a6t Monaten,
mpblberieben nit ben beilieen Sterbe-
iatramenten. Der YerItorbene mar i'm
Sabre 1929 in Yaoen asboren uno fam
i'm Sabre 1855 nod @msrita uno bon
Miliuallfee mad Dubuque, mo er ein
S1uhgeiddft a%riinoste. oas er bis 81
ieinem Spbe iibrte. Ser Yertorbene
binterldbt ieine Satin unb isds &iil=
Der: 3ep. s. s. @abler bon Mount
pleaiant, Soma; Or. y. s. gaBler
bon Sarper's Nerrp. Soma; Soiepb 81.
bon Clinton. Ilopiius. NntOr, 9apio.
SRI. 3atbarina uno Mnna bon Su=
buqus. Sic geeroisuua fano am
Sienstag Wor9en bon Der st. Warien=
Stride aus, inter isbr sablrsihsr Se.
tbeilieuns. iiatt. Ser ,8eriiorbene
mar Elm @brenmann in benz poulten
Slime beg Wprtes uuo mar bel Mlen.
uel4e ibn fannten, seadtet uno &C.
ebrt. Sen trauernosn Dintsrbliebenen
unier bsrSlidit.s yeileio!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-18
&IetuefeSa@rtGten aus St&Dt
ane llmgeseuo.

= IIs Tie llnfraut alis bem Sole
her @obnung ibrer Softer, Der Srau
&amilton in Slt.9 Dubuque idtbete, &c.
rietb Gle 60j1briee Srau &embolt in
Die HGbe zines Sprniiienneites, Oeilen
Observation-Disclosures 9epobner benn
ouh Die Sruu anfielen. IlS Die be
tagte 6rm lid Der erboiten Sbiere err
pebren poute, gerietb lie 81 nabe an
ei1en Ibbang i'm Sofe unb iiel aus
elmer Sobe BON 40 SUB gu 9ooen.
Sic erlitt einen glrmbruh, perrenfte
Die Gfulter unb ioa audi JOINT nod
berbc 8erlesungen Oapongetragen
baben.
Mondes mas mir i'm CONNER
ellen, bringt ben Wagen anger Sro'
nung. Or. aliiguit aonig's Sambltr.
ger Sropfen iinO INNER bereit aue
Magenleioen 81 furiren.
SIN Sitter bon 50 Sabren itarb
Der Itabtbefannte Matbias &leiu,
better betannt dlS DWtatt Der Napier
mann, neil err eben Die Glide Ea.
pieres uno alte Rapierfeten, weI6e
auf ben StraBen berumflogen, auf
@ebeiB Der Stabt iammelte uno 10
ieinen 9ebensunterbalt peroieute. 2er
9~eritorbene binterlabt ieine betagte
@attin cine Hidte, Brau 5ran5
Strinsfp unb einen Reffen, Serrn
Soiepb Watbus.
= SRI. Inna gertih, pelde, pie
bereits friiber berihtet, burd einen
SaI a,f eiuem giirgeriteig ernitere
@erIesungen erlitt, bat beim Staot.
recorder Irenbt elm @eiu6 um ST..
900 S6a0enerias eingerei6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-18
SrObbriefe gesen Batter q. 8islinser,
9. q, ppn Sapenpurt.

gs miro beriftet, baB Der bodp.
8ater q. @iglinger, 8. g., BON
Sapenport anonpme, griefe ,erbdlt,
in neIhen er nit Dem SoDe bebrobt
miro, neil er ben &f gegen Die
lln5uhtsbGuier in Davenport uufge-
nommen bat unb nit iebr ebrenper.
them gifer betreibt., Giner Der
Grobbriefe tbeiIt Dem Brieiter nit,
baB Der sdreiber oreiBig @eiIen
melt bergefommien iei nm i'm 81
tobten, neil er Water Giglinger) i'm
ongebIi6 Inn ieinen @eroienit ge-
bra1t babe. 9ie Sabe miro auge-
mein als nni6t bon 8eeeutung" be.
banDelt unb @ater Giglinger lit Der
9este, tpeIfen iolde uniinnige Sriefe
BON Der grfiiuung ieiner Efli6teu
abbaIten miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-18
Gin btQiaes 0eim.

Ninn., 81. pertauien. Sn bieier @egeno iinb MIR
oeutiae Jcrmer. EOS 4anb Iiegt cine bis pier
@eileu pom Der Staot uno ebeuioiusit pom Stir
diem, Sdulen, Creamery uno eiueu Marft fir aue
eine Iebmige unterIase, Gberi6he nBiad Scam"
nuo idou fabroaig. Ter Greis iur niIbes eanb
lit sl5 bis $40 per glder. Jertige Sormeu SUI fpls
eenben &reiien: no. 1: 100 adsr, IS Nder inter
9Eug, 30 elder @teie. reueS 5ramsbauS urtb
Stoa, III Neile BON elmer Staet NIT 200 gins
ppbnern, 9reiS $1,000. no. 2: leo WIDER, 4 Neilen
@teie, Der &eit IN Srnbtien3, 8reis 1890. no. 8:
200 9fer, so older inter Rfiig, Is gder gsieie, Reit
in Srahtien3. groser Stan, Wphrbaus, Jruhts
baus, iertig 5l, Garmen, Briefs 1890: Gisies II
psrihiebene anbsre carmen. @er Elm gutes Setnl
pia. weuoe fh an Senrp 9Ieufe, 6reepprt,
gPtuu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-18
Srieiterperietnugem in Der SiOseie
Siumr Gifn.
Ser .0pMors. SproIh" ihrpiht

Ser u2egears Scroll" i6reibt:
I n2ette ISOLDE nuroen bonn bod.
p'iten gii6of 9arrigm in Sioiir
Gitp mebrere Hrieiterperiesungeu an.
%georonet, Delde fir biele bon unieren
2eiern intereiiant iein tper6en. Die
folgenoeu bo6p. SerreH murDen Der.
lest: &ep. Sungblilt BON ct. Soiepb,
8oiiiltb Gountp, mad Carroll; &ep.
&Immele BON @iaep nad Ct. SO.
iepb; &ep. 8arSaipa BON greoa naf)
Baum, Gberofee Gountp; &ep. Inler
bon Baum, mad Garlp, Shc Gouutp,
mnb &ep. Sein5elmeier bon Carroll
nod @iaep."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-18
Sinh Sic oes Mietbeus ibers
0riiiiia?

Geben Sic es aui. Gle t6nren elm Seim tauier
fir $500 boar unb ben Ret in Observation-Disclosures,
'Sp IaSis ,gte H Ss Sass es sin : Gats i0S iss,S Sis e 5sT
Seimtdtteu in auen 5beilen Der Stabt uno sic
tonren icfort cine tanien. Sic tornen einen fsis
men @emuie9orteu, friide @ier uRo Butter
babeu, uno Shrer 8rau uub ihreu &inbern tpirb
eS @ereuiieen b~ereiten, ben @orten gu bearbeitsn
linb @efiigeI gu 3ihten. 3ieies III Der !@eiunS.
belt Butrdgli6 unb pirft eiuen ih6nen Groft ab.
nnb Der 3ur6idbnitt wirb peni9er ais 50 ser
Ronat ieiu. Sic Wietbe, bic Sic lest be5ohlen,
iuiro. 5bneu in stliten Sabren elm eisenes SeiM
perifafennno Ste hober etne abiolut iifere ynk
Mein RIau 1T iehr einfah. Spreheu Gle 90,
uuo th min Shueu oenielbeu ertldren. 8e3ablsn
Sic feinen Rpnat Miethe mebr unb 5iebsn Gle
aud nid,t nm, che Sic BET mir ooraeSprpder
baben. Chris. ". 0oeIfer, 10. uno Qlap Ctr.
yGr perfduit Seimatbeul"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-18

- Ter fleine Sobn bes Srn. Sam
Gbesnep BON @euenue, Soma, fpuroe
haiclbit BON einem i6meren Wagen,
nelfer nit Sanb beiaben NOR, iiber-
fuhren. unb berart perlest, DOB man
an oeiien Nuffomnen 5fpeifelt.
- Su @alena, Sd, itarb am
Gpnnerstug Srau Conrad Senning,
meI6e olth bier in Dubuque alf's
Bette befannt mar.
- S. s. Srousen, bertfder MSpo.
fat unb Rptar, 3immer 413 Office.
@ebdit5e, 9. unh @ainpS traEs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-18
Nm Qanoiuher.

@ir baben al 100000 @dcr opr3isIider Serm.
9dnoereien IN Riuueiota unb SIos7atota 81
Hreiier BON s. bis s21 bro Mder az p~ereauien.
Gbeniaus cine 6Grm BON 1,020 Qfer NIT suter
Gebduoeu.
Cine 5orn opn 40 older, iantmtlid ~eultiuirt,
nit euten @%ebduben.
Gin fih gut 5abIe,;oes SpteI uub cnberes Gcrms
uuo Staotetgettbum entpeoer 5u oertaufen pber
5u pertauidben.
Sitte bel ms oor5uiprehen uRb mir merben
Sbrer @itnider entipreden.
Sobu pter & Co.,
@ruroeigeutbums uno 8erii@eruness ggeut,
$50 Siebente Strase. Subnoue, Spfpa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-18
Ser Contract fur ben Sau bes bout:
id5en fatbnli(meu MItrnbcims

ipl Dieier Sage pcraeben tuerben. 10
bab Dor @inter rpeniaitens bas gun
oament polenbet peroen tann. Siele
10 lang eriebnte Mniialt iuiro auf In.
resuug bss ct. Doniiatius.g unbss gee
baut. Wie mdre es MN, penlI Der
ct. 8~cnifatius- gunb 81 o.rieIben bic
patbeniteue iibernsbmen uno iie st.
gOnifatius. N%ltenbeim sstauft piiroeP
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-18

SIR Sen @robnerfauf.

dubuque, ben Is. GusuH.
@etreibe, 9su, Webt, etc.
Saier: 35@31c.
Rorn: 52@53e.
Ge:Ite: 30-45c per SuibeI.
Rog9eu: 47-4Sc per guibeI.
Ssu: S7.OO@S.O0.
Wesbl: patent, s4.5o94.7o; fraisbt,
81. 20@4.40.
8leie: $1,000.
Sutter. Gisr safe.
Ger: 1jc per Snsenb.
Butter: DARN, 15e y. Niuno;. Gredms
erp, zoe.
8ais: &abm aaie, 1Iie; Bird, 12c.
Groceries etc.
&sis: 6i-9Ec per Qiunb.
8ni,belu: rs per gui9el.
Iepfsl: 80 per Suibel.
9artpiel: S0935 per guibel.
gieb.
Stiere: s3.75@4.25.
&inber: S3.00@3. so.
Siibs: S2.50@3.Oo
8Glber: $4.0U@5. 90.
Sriibliugs= 9Gmmer: S3.25@4.50
Sbweinetaui BEN SUP: $5.00@5.S5 per
bunbert Niuup.
@efisel: s4-11c.
0teb (ssi9la6tet).
RinbHeii6: 7@75e per Eiunb; climber.
7@7tc per Yfinb.
S9aiheii6: S9afleii9. lie; Sammel'
feild, l3c.
propi lions.
@srdudertes Sleii9 Sbinfeu;: 14@15c
Spet, 15@17e.
S9mal;: SIC.
&obleu: Sartfotteu, 5000 per Sonne.
Sol;: gutes @i9enboli. 5.50@$6. 90 pei
&orbs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-18
&cisen ba?

Ius @inneapoIts, Winu., miro be.
baB @eiSen oaielbit fiir einen
Dollar per 9uibel perfuuft Durbe.
SpGter purbe STOP perIangt, obne
Slbnebmer 81 finben Ddbrenb jeood)
@ei3elt gu $1.01 nidt losgeiblagen
ipurDe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-18
Tarmeu ~ b~erfauiea.

24O0 older eanb inter Gultnr in Stsarns Co.,
mit qehmsllnteriaee. Bon 100 bis 2sS Nder IN
elmer Sarm. Quite gebdube. @aiier uro seieieu
auf ieSer farm. IieieIben liegen BON ! bis 3
erit unb giienbabniatiou. 3ahlunssbeoingnns
gen: Elm GritteI BOAR. Spei Srittel aIi 9eit gu
feds 1ro5ent SnteIenen, lin Rdberss penbe
man lid an ,. y. GsarneetSfD, Relrpie,
Stearns Co., MinH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-18
1880 Wurscns, 5:15 @admittags,
1000 Nbenb,

lit Die Seit, 81 welder Die Sdnel5iige
Der erie Giien6ubn Die Searborn
Citation in Chicago p%erlaiien nad)
Columbus, atron, youngstown,
Gbatouqua Cafe, Buffalo, Riagara
Sails, Glmira, 9tngbampton,
Ilbalp, Bottom, Stem gorf unb aua
Srti6aften Oitlid OIL Der gabn. I'm
Deitere Iusfunft nenbe man it6 an:
8. 6. Eurbp, Srapeling Sail. Igt.,
erie RailroaO, Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-18
l1miere aarmen itmo nerfSuhi&.

@erumg ReiI nabe su I6rtteu, gutes Slime,
reider Sooeu, feineS 9roiries uu6 @aloinro,
gutes @aiier, prdd1ttae Seeu. iidere Grntsn, tett
ilr 8urn uno @iebBudbt, CUTE Grsamertes, quite
Sduleu uno airdeu: Hreiie onne6mbor rno
Seoiugureen leidlt. Gbenio 10000 Aeres GiIen+
binig in Douglas uub ansrenSenben Counties Der
berubriteu EnrttRegion. Shreibt nm Stite BON
91noereten uub hnbihe aarte BON Douglas
COUNTY, az bic WiuHeiota Eau d scan Co.,
Nlerancrio, Mtun.
RJ~3n Srieien nenne man bieie 3citung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-18

Ser; Sobn 81. @ceIfer, 6. g. Guffp,
Soiepb Sihubi, Soiepb Greber.
GinIaoungen uro Hrogramm: W.
s.. @cuier, @~oriisenoer; S. 6. Gre
goire, Sobn aIeinihmibt.
Gctoratipnen: Gpril Gregoire,
@oriiscnber; Soiepb, Greber, g. S.
Shuler, Gennis Mbearn, Charles
Senbaaf.