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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31
Robin Redbreast.

The Irvington Citizen says:
About the best feature Of the new game
law Is that prohibiting the killing of rob
ins at any season. The wanton destruc-
ton that red breast" is at times sub
jected to is grinding on the feelings of those
who's know the usefulness OF this bird.
1t has been fairly estimated that each
robin which habits upon the farm IS
worth whole half-n-dollar to the farmer
In the way Of destroying insects that
injure his crops,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31
Good for Aonesviyle.

The sautllwest Virginian has this en-
couraging editorials
The people Of Jonesville and immediate
vicinity subscribed something over $1,000
to Jonesvlle Institute last Sunday. and
this after having paid $4,000 to the same
fund within the past two years. rms IS
ness for which the people OF this section
have always been noted. Our people arc
determined that we shall have school
which offers advantages second to none IN
Southwest Virginia, and this section has
schools of which the people have no cause
TO be ashamed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31
Popullsm No More.

Populism Is played out. A fish cannot
live out Of water. a calamity party can-
not live without calamity Abundant
business and top prices. and everything
going well at home and abroad fer the
protesque figure. Motley Is not tho Amer
lean wear, The Populsts have had their
king, and as Republicans or Democrats
for the discovery that legislation. import
ant as It is, does not make the sun to
shine or the grass to grow.--Washlngto
Star
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31
South and North.

The Rockingham Register says
a Texas newspaper puts tho case ratncr
the negro work, II 1t won't let him vote;
while the North let's him vote. but won't
let him work, AS between working ana
voting II isn't hard to see how any mans
interests lie, be he white or black.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31
Managing Colombia.

The government of the United States
Will, OF course. protect little Colombia
whether she behaves herself or not; but II
she persists in driving n hard bargain
with this country In the matter OF the
isthmus canal there may be an easy ana
legitimate way of bringing her to proper
terms. little pestiherous meanness
should not be permitted to stard IN the
way of one of the mightiest enterprises
Of modern times,-Clncnnati ENQUIRER,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31
Hows and 2liows Selected J1om
Locating 1amo1zcaa Papers
As To Manchuria.

The chief interest Of foreign trade with
China lies In the immense possibilities
that await the full development OF the
country. 1t Is for that reason SO much
concern Is felt over the menace Of Rus
sian domination A Russian conquest. or
Eese would virtually check NIL tendencies
TO freedom and commercial expansion,
while on the other hand control BY the
progressive peoples OF the earth. whether
Americans. British. Germans or French,
would hasten the coming Of the u;no
when her people would have consuming
power something like that OF civilized
Iaen. Her trade would then soon become
as vast as the most sanguine expect. The
issue OF Russian aggression In Manchurin
Is therefore matter OF great moment to
the whole civilized world. and 1t is not
seeking for means OF guarding against
it.-San Francisco Call.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31
Booker Washington,s Aim.

have enjoyed better opportunities TO re-
member that Booker Washington is deal
Ing with the race problem In its most
difficult form as It exists In the black
belt OF the South. He there finds great
mass of ignorance and shiftlessness 10
be built up into an Industrious self-sus-
tanning manhood and womanhood. lie
takes the plain path that Armstrong
without fnlterlng or turning. He Is doing
more for his race and for the nation than
any number of negro theorists. who seek
to undo In day the work of three CEN
turtles Boston Advertiser.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31
Sharks and Sharks.
This is a note from the Charlottesville

Progress:
Adolph Nicholson who failed some time
ago In Norfolk for $4,000, presented an
ttemized statement before the refree ~
bankruptcy which showed that no mad
paid out in usuary and actual living ex-
penses In the last three years the large
sum of $4,000. and his living expenses dur
ing that time were only $1,000. II true,
this shows that sea sharks are not the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31
Plainly Spoken.

Whatever demagogues, strike breeders
and riot breeders may say as to these
Authorizations of employees, the honest ana
we'll Informed know that they are e. pm y
increast, not only In numbers, hut In cour-
age and efficiency. Neither commerse'
mitted to pass under mob rule Without
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31
Foraker. the Expert.

Mr., Foraker remarks That President
Roosevelt has been quick with the trigger
sometimes, but that he Is the most popu-
lar man In America. Foraker Is mn ex-
pert on quick triggers.-13oston Herald.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31
exhausting every power under the law TO
avert the Observation-Disclosures Chronicle.
Work Of Newspapers.

Work Of Newspapers.
1t was the newspapers that fought tho
wood pulp combination In It's effort 70
have the Lewis water storage bill rassep.
for and insisted on the preservation OF
our forests; II Is the newspapers That
have encouraged investigations and ex-
OF a substitute for wood pulp. Forest pre-
scrvaton owes more to-day TO the Ameri-
can newspaper than to any other orc
Bishop Potter or to any and all clergy
men In the United States.-lthaca Jour-
nal.
Good Work Of the Japs
When the japanese took possession OF
more or less addicted to the use OF opium.
II was decided to abolish the practice ny
from its effects to the extent that It coca,
sons Intense pain to deprive them O;
their pipe arc now permitted; by SPEC ~
cure. TO continue the use thereof. TO
newly commence opium smoking IS strict.
" forbidden. or even continue u tliii tSs
atrIcle was Expressly establlshei 10 IA, "a,
elitate the lllal exti f,y w OF me ao'
Business Men Wanted.
The one great need Of the prcscnt-day
college is a commercial denntIn"
something that Will teach young men me
worth Of dollar. M, me great mnt.u
about business and who have a taste ZOE
business calculations. and IT Is note.
worthy that colleges are not supplsths
business colleges are doing work on this
line. but should the larger u ,I,N ,n .i -
give as much prominence to this Inc @
Work as they do to the professions. ,, i,,e
law, medicine and engineering. t il.,L,.,,
would probably be less deserved cEltlnli'ln
upon the impracticabity Of ,,ia, edi q, g
a place waiting for him when he hqnnts
his "sheepskin" before the wor'a'--l,ofe'
land Oregonian.
As To New York.
II The d fusion n Ss idea York Is e ana s
be we'll handled by Its 9TH lTIen na beaten rs out
l "a eIrh ma m1,uffalo ''i News. " :
Uncle SANS Way.
canal GnlGm tpsaty rS WITH the United states s
sxnacted soon. 1t may be necessary, how.
s s1ssb to sRP1{i ms WI! and
5 Costa Rica TO bring the hesitntng Colon
b%ns e tine In tea saa 1hlf e aGn'y
The Last Raid.
The desire to raid the treasury Is grow.
ing Commissioner Ware reports thas
5000 men or y per gent s or IN, ,ne t hnve
appled for pensions, Hundreds, Of APP
pications are coming in daily and he ex-
pects 80 per cent. of the enlistment 70 at
tempt to secure pensions by the end OF
this year. The percentage of applicant,ss
is much greater from, those leglmeeinls
that never got out of the instruction
camps than from those which say real
hard service In the Philippines. -Colum-
bIa Is. CD State.
Free Cuba,
Free and to certain eXtenD independ..
ent Cuba is year old now, and YeTy
creditabe years record she has mace
She has as good reason for beng proud
Of herself as the men ''controlling" les,
islation at Washington have FOR being eng
think of her, and that's SAVING = gre
deal Especially crcdtable Is the g care ,r,
tint has been taken II keep clelned7up
Havana from becoming dirty and fever
breeding again--H Hartford Courant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31

authorities. II they don't want them.
let them remain quiet and no one will
force good roads upon them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31

folk. Va. by whom she is now owned.
Princess Kenton was sired by Great
Stakes, 2:20. dam Lady Kenton. by HAM
around 2:15 OF the green trotters in
!Atleinson's hands one OF tho best pros
poets is Mr.. Lindsay. the bay gelding.
6, by Russell Rex, dam Helice, by Nor
val. This horse trottcd trials in 2:1S last
season and is likely to shade 2:l2 this
one. Mr.. Lindsays dam Helice. Is owned
by Mr.. Robert TAFT, OF Norfolk. Va, and
she has been bred to his stallion, Bur
lngame. 2:18 the full brother to Sable
wilkes. 2:l8. son OF Guy WILKES. 2:l5 Ia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31
Now as Then.

The Brlstol Courier makes THIS TemaFK
In passing: - p,,,
that TIlden was counted out, But they
protested innocence then, just as they
life up their hands in holy horror, now
when confronted with charges OF iraua
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31
FarnyilIe's Banks.

The Soutilside Examiner is evidently
proud of Farmville's hanks. II says:
An institution of which i'armvlle can
Justly be proud is the First National Bank
Although 1t has been located here for q
,lIne of business which II Is doing speaks
we'll for lis management. and also for
the prosperity OF the town and surround
ing country.
The business OF the banks is the best
index to the prosperity of community.
The planters and the First National. OF
Ioarrnyile. are as sound institutions Of
their character as there are In the State;
and their prosperity shows that the pub
lie pulse OF our section is III good condii
zion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31
Business Men Wanted.
AS To New York.

As To New York.
III The ,,d ta1 IN Ne eY York and Il Is likely 10
be we'll handled by its lTen ma hoa, an neo ont
lation Tammnny ticker WI w oo"'eA 49,
Of sight.-Bunalo News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31
Uncle SANS Way.

colombian ratification Of the p Panama ia =,
G an.ntad soon. 1t may be necessary, how.
sHer TO apply the qulckening goad OF
esh nsgdohe pSr W Fhe he SfangGs oom ms
Iinna ia time In the end this country
vii nave It's way.-cleveland Leader
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31

The chestnut mare Petronel, 2;lo 81.
by Expedition, 2:15 3-4. dam Petrol, by
Onward, is doing well in the stable OF
her owner, George NJ Harden. Raleigh,
n c.. by whom she was campaigned
and driven to her record in 1909, Petronel
recently worked quarter in 80 seconds
and will be taken to tho races again this
season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31

Mr.. Hurden's good looking four-year-
old stallion, Sweet Rector. is in the sta
Bile Of Sllas Smith. Hartford, N, G.. who
thinks well OF him and looks upon him
speed is developed. Sweet Rector Will be
placed In the stud where he should make
a success, as he is inbred to the great
sire. Director, being by that noted son
Of Dictator from Sweet Alca by Acazur.
second dam. Greclan Bend. who is also by
Director rr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15

- Ser 9ienit Der Ridel Blate
9abn nah SEEM Oorf uno Bottom lit
uniibertrofieu. Sdglif fabren brei
S6nel5iige nod ieoer &i6tung bin
ab. 0ieie 3iise beiteben aus elegan.
ten, ~feiniten 1agewagen, eleganten,
peItibiilirten Sdlaipasen, Spiiden
Chicago. 9tep Dort uno Bolton uno
anoeren oitliben Eunften; Der Spei.
lepagen Sienit lit Elm por5iigli6er
-nnO bic Wobl3eiten peroen IN Dem.
lelben rad Dem Imerican Club Hlan
81 Yreiien ierpirt, welfe 5piihen 30
Gents mo, ST iid) berpcsen, iopie na6
Der 9arte. GeiienOe fonnen bequem
rno biaig pia Der Ridel Blate gabn
reiien. IS miro fem iiberi6iiiiiscs
Sabrgela eered,uet. Seben Sic ba.
ralf, oab Sbr Billet 10 laiItet. Stdo.
.toihe Sidet.O Office IN Chicago, III
NbamS StSet,s Yabnbof so Salle uno
San guren StraBc, mli benz Glcpa.
teo Soop
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15
Gin biQiges 6eim.

Wtuu, Su pertauien. On bieier Begeno limb niir
b~eutihe Jnrmer. YaS 2anb Iieat cine bis pier
Weilen BON Der Stabt uno ebeuiopeit BON air
den, Sd)nlen, ersamerp uuo einen Wartt flr ale
cine lebmige lnterlage, Sberfa6e ,SIad 2oan"
Hne ih6n habronig. Ter 9rets iiir iuiIbes 9ano
tit $40 bis $40 per Gder. 5ertige carmen gu fol-
8hug. 80 9der s8teie, neues 5ramebaus unb
3tou, Ia DletIe bon elmer Stabt nit zoo gin-
tpohnern, Yreis $500. 0o. 2: 160 older, 4 Msilen
BON Der Staot, rs older unter EHug, rs older
Wisie. Der Ret in 2rabtien5, 9reis $4,000. no. 3:
200 G6er, 80 older uuter @Hlg, 10 older @ieis, Reit
in 3rabtien3, eroBer Staq, Robnbaus, 5ruhts
ttd1t eiimal S25 per Nder. @ut babe i'd nod
uerifieoene anoere carmen. gger Elm gutes 6etm
rpta, weuoe lid on Senrp Slente, Srseport,
Ntuu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15
Die @idcI 8late Giienbabn

ibren oitli6en 8erbinbungen, Die
2elaipare Sadatpanna unb @eitern
unO Der @eit Sbore uno Bolton uno
Waine @iienbabny miro BON oenjeni.
gen mel6e lie beultsen, ais cine iebr
misunderstanding 2inie 5Dii6en Chi
cagp, Stem Dort pnb Guiton unb on.
beren oitli6en Eunften betrad}tet uno
nimmt einen Stang urter ben beiten
Elm, Delhe 0itIib BON Chicago
abfabren. 9ieielbe bat tGgli6 BRET
poQitGnbige Sdnea5iige nit 0en nei,s
item 8equemIihfeiten fiir oas @obl'
befinben Der &eiienhen ausgeitattet,
uno bot in elmer iiberalis auffaQigen
@eiie feline 9unben beirieoigt nno
pd6it tdglt6 an Sopularitat. Cine
Der an8iefenoen gisenidaften, pelGe
bon Dem ~reiienoen Bublifum belon.
oers geibdbt miro, lit beiien Dor.
5iigli6er Speiiepugen.0 ienit, bel
pelden Mobl5eiten nab Dem 4meri.
cau0 lilbSldne 1erDtrt mer0e1 II. 6mar
5u Breiien, pelte BON 80 bis ST an.
aud lit Gienit na6 Der aurte
81 boben. Surbige @ufparter iino
porbanOen, Inn it6 nm Die gequem'
Iihfeit Der Reiienben 81 bemiiben
nne Defenders 9amen unb &tnbern
auf5updrfen. Gs miro fem iiber'
i6iiiiiges SabrgeIo gerehnet uuf ben
Der 0idel Nate gabn. @ue
3iige laagen an unb 9eben ab bon
ser Ga SaQe Street Station in Obi.
cago, Ger ein5igeu Citation auf benz
@lepatdb Coop. 8enn Sic na6 benz
reiien, periufen Sic Die Nidel
Blate 9abn. GtGDtiide Sidetoffice
III @oams Gtreet, Chicago, sd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15

9u TperspitIe itarb Serr SO.
bann Sreibure, Elm seaHteter @utbo.
lit, i'm Sitter bon 60. Sabren. gs
iiberleben benieIben feline 9attin unb
Die fpleenben &itloer:: Srar Soiepb
Spabu, DUBUQUE; 6rau Mnoreus
Steeer, Sperspiae; Srat 5. Weiter.
mart, Sneion; Srau S. Gtsgeralo
rnb @erburb Sreiburg, Iperspiae,
iopie Die Sftpeitern: Srau Inna
Sdmiot, Srar Gli5abetb uno Srait
8oebel BON DUBUQUE. Zen traiiern.
Den Sihterbiiebenen unier beraIi1.
ties 9eileio!
GIT geaepue eri6oB Die Srai
s. 90. Goof ben 2~5idbrisen 9ert e.
als bieier NIT elmer @nSabl
9amcraoen Die. sSral uub ibren Wam
in ibrer @obnung, einem S6iffs-
bauie, 5u nefen iuhte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15
Cen gau BEG Iltenbeims fir Sentide
Gatbulifen

bot man bereits in angriff eenom'
men, inbem Die Iuserobungen fir
Das S,tnoament i'm 9ange iinb. Ser
Sauptfontraft lit an Die Strma 8ebr.
8uti6 seIaiien fporben unb spar be-
traet berieIbe an Die $4,000. 9a5u
fommt nod Der Gontraft fir Die 81.
ienarbeiten, pel6er it6 pobl auf met.
tere $4,000 belulfen miro, 10 Dab
oas 9ebGuoe ppbl i'm @an5en on Die
$4,000 5il iteben fommen miro. Gs
miro fir Die Gflege BON alien oeut-
i6en 8atboliten beitimmt iein uno
iper INNER iolhe 2eute fernt, pelde
i'm Stanbe iinb, fir quite 8flege IN
ibrcn alien Sagen bie notbige Sergii'
tung 81 entri6ten. iolte Oieielben
ouf bas I'M 8au begriffene oeutld1e,
fatbpliihe @Itenbeim bier inGubnque
aufmerfiam MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15
Cine biaise Mrt, um fid ein
6eim IN nerinafeu.

aeien Gle 2ieies ioreidItig burdl. Gle touneu
cine peimath flr 5000 baar tauieu uHb Gle touuen
bias uebrtge IN monatltden 8dbluueeu eutridlten.
gtraoe mie Riethe. sic be3ablen 10 piel ais Gle
tonusu. aommen Sic bieie Gferten einn,al ieIbsr
betd,tieen. Sir $500, elm Snus nit pier Sims
meru. ganoes Got. grocer GortenpIaB, NIT guteu,
Sruuueu, uabe SduIe, Stpres uno StraBeus
balm, monatlif $500. SIR $500, cine iuntsls
uagelneue Sefioen5 NIT iunf 8immern, NIT
cottage nit ilni 8immsrn, ppusm Got, an Der
pins. strabe nabs benz 8aieban Bert, monatlid
$s.0o. Sur $1,000, Elm Saus NIT 8 8immsrn nabs
BEG Soma Colin qomgana $500 ans in Saor
notbtg) uno monatlih $1,000 Sir $500 nno aui-
fparts ~oatante Cots, IN iyseu6 cine Stabttbsile.
aut fpeId1e tl elm paneubeS penn bauen tuerbe
itno Sbnen erIauben iuerbe, mouatlide 3ubIyna
aeu 81 MAIDEN. Sd ernteorige ben 9reis beS
9ebensunterbaIteS, tnbem i'd Sbre Mietbe bets
fpeube. um Sbnen Elm Setrn au perj6afen unb
inbem ib Die Sage behelbeu 10 ipdhls, bab St
sinen Gemiiesarten haben uno 0lhner balttn
tbuneu. O. be5ablt lid uub &c III geiunb babel.
Meiu Glau TT eiufadb un6 IeidDt psrtanbsn. Gle
babeu feline Gelesenheit 81 uerIieren, nod i'm
Sole bon aranfheit ons Gigentbum 3u psrlisren,
JrageH sic nm meiuen Gontratt Su bsliftigen,
1ie Sntereieu nehmen ob uno bic Sd,uibeu
rperoeu tieiusr. Sic babeu bas 8eft, traeno
cine 9eit Die SfuIb san5 a6Sube3ablen. Sebe
5amilie nth cine eigeue Seimatbs babt1.
@enu sic Mtetbe besabIen, fonnen sic cine
eisene 6eimatb babsn, NEIL bic Nistbe oailr be.
3ableu mtrb. sic miHen fh glet6 meIben, tpeun
Sic Dor oiejer GHerte 3ebraudh MAIDEN uplen.
Chr. u. Vpelfer, 13. uuo GlapsStruBe. Ur
pertQuft Setmatheu!" ~"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15

rers eerpiB aud Elm Sporu fir Die
Sreieebisfeit Der GemeinOemitglie-
Der iein, benn cine iolbe Spferpinig:
felt lit ipobI ielten per5eifnet tporoen.
60 erfIGrte Ser bpfsp. Gater &obl'
mann ON Sonntaee bon Der 8an5el.
9ei Der Slufnabme bes Genius mer.
BEN cine In5abl Sragen ben @emeln-
bemitgliebern sur geuntrportung por'
gelegt, peIfe fiir ben S6urfblid oes
bodpiiroigiten Sroinarius iebr be-
reot ipreden,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15
Sm Sntereiie gutter @ege.

'fano am SonneritGg Na6mittag Inn
2 llhr cine Seriammlung i'm Court
bouie itatt. Superpiior Sauoe rief
Die S~GIammluhg CUR Sronung uno
8. Sernes muroe gum Sefret6r &c.
mGblt. Ser Saal mar NIT Sbeilneb.
mern gefiiut unO es CAB lid Elm reyes
Sntqreiie funb fir Die Seritelung
gutter @ege in Dubuque Gorntp. Ils
9ei6liiiie Committee ernmnte Der
AOriibenoe Die Serren S. g. Mor'
gan. 8. Glarf, unO 8. 81. Miaer bon
Gable Mount Sopnibip. gs Duroe
nun I'm gniidten gebeten ilber Die
Sraqe, mie man fir quite 2mbitraBen
iid am mirfiamiten b%efunoen fonne.
equator Sarper bon Burlington err
tlGrfe, or mofte germ boren, wie ooS
nepe Stootsgeieb iid bepahrt babe,
lpelhes nerlonet, bob Die Snn0leute
ihren Seitrag 81 8erbeiierungen Der
2anHfraBen in @elo entri6ten ioa'
ten uqo nid)t burh Irbeit ulsuer.
hienen. Sonu uobm Serr 2pon, Der
SefretGr Der GtoatS- 9liiociation iiir
quite @egc Den @oriis uno nad elmer
fursen Ge6atte pltroen folgen0e per.
muuente Seamte erpdblt. Grdiibent
9. $. McG uillen; SefretGr Ser.
mann SerneS; Shabmeiiter SOhann
Mmgolo; @ice.8rGiibent @. $,
@uilioro, 9ubuque Sopuibip; I. 6.
aeuneou, @bitewoter; Thil &eleS,
Si6crtp; Somes Goblin 9ooge; :,
g. Souer, Cascade; Setter Stia.
munteS. Seiierion; s. $. Carroll,
Sulien; &i3oIas &noerlon, CONCORD;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15
Nm 2an0jumer.

@ir haben on 100, 900 Gder opr3ieIider 5arm,
2dHoereieu IN Miuneipta unb SIbsSalota su
Ytetieu Don So bis S21 pro elder 5u oertauien.
Gbenfaus cine 6arm BON 1,02O G6er NIT guten
Bebdubeu.
Cine Garm BON 40 older. idnmtIid c~uItipirt,
nit euteu @ebduben. az
Gin iid gut sabIenbes 6oteI unb anbsres Garms
'iinb Stabteisentbmm %ertpeoer 81 uertaufen pbsr
an pertauifen.- ~
Bite bel unS oorSuiprefen unb MIR tperbeu
Sbrtn @unid)en entiprefen.
Sobn Vier & Co.,
Grlnbeigeutburns unb 0eriiderunuS s9Iaeut.
352 Siebente StraBe. Tu6uaue. Roma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15
MurkthPrfdJte
sur ben 0ro6pestamf.

Dubuaue G, ben 10. Sept.
@etreioe. Seu, RebL etc.
Safer: 4s@50c. >@3
Sorn: 55@5Sc.
9erite: 30-45c per SuibeI.
RosgNt; 45-4sc per guitA.
Seu: SO. 00@s.O0.
I. MsbI: .9dfent, s4oo@4.7o; ifraisbt
"a. 20@4.40.
Sleie: si8.0 90. Af
PHtter, Gier nnbEd E.
Ger: 18c DER OIeenb.
Butter: Oairp, 15c p. pimno; Creams
erp, 1896.
8ais: @abm . &ais, HE; Bird, l2c.
t.Grpceries etc.
Reis: 61-9Jc per Yiunh.
Swiebeln:5 so per guibsI.
aepiel: 70 per Suibel. ~
8artoiiel: 40@50 per @uiN
@teh.
Stiere: a .OC@4.5O.! -.
Rinber: S3.OO@3. 5O.e 81
Siibs: SO. 50@3.O0.
&alber: $4.0095. 90.
Sriblia9s= admmsr: SS.50@4.00
Sd,ueile (ant benz 5uBJ; s5.oO@5.5o per
bunbert Riuub.
Sefiigel: Si-11c.
@ieb (seidla6teD.
RinSFeiih: 7@7ae per Yiuab &inbsr,
7@71c per yftuo. .i.tgp~ s-r2T. go.
Sduirsii&: sSddfReii6, lie; '5ammeI.
Heidi, 13e.
Propi ions.
geraudertes sleii9 S@imtsn,: 14@15e;
Sped, 1871 @14c.
Sdmalj: 9ir.
.aoblem: S~Darttobleu, $500 per Gouns.
Sola: gutes 9idsnbola 5.50@$8.00 per
&orbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15
9ufI en's gtrnifa SaIbe

lit tpelt6efannt mcsen iG.er itaunen.
erregen9en &ureH. Slt iibertrifft
aQe anoeren SQlbcn lid &eilnlittel
aur 9ebanollng Uor, SaJniitpunben,
Siibneraugen, @rAH0DYEfrn, 9e.
ihpiiren, pifenen &mocn, umlauf
ShpGren, Setter, SaiI Jtgeum, Sic.
berpunOeu, oufgciprungci1e SGnoe,
Soutfranfbeiten, r1O iii ~unfeblbar
fir SamOrrboioen. Sui gnrantirt.
@los 20 Gents in e. =. &uete'S
&potbefe, 656 Waun GiraBe, gu.
buql1e, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15

@idolas Casper, RoiaIem; 2p,its
Soea, GeriI; Com Dunn, Soma; q.
9. Strane, @aibineton; s.. 8. Me.
Ion, Grairie Greet; @m. Glarf, Gable
Wornt; Safob &erper, Seem @ine;
Sornes ainieqa, 8ernon.
Sn Den 9eidliiiien miro ba5u uuf.
seforbert, bob Die aeitation fir quite
2mOItraBen niht fin bon ben
Gountp unb itaatlihen @eiesgebun.
gen praftii6 geforbert perben ioa,
ipnbern audt DAB Die HANDKERCHIEF.
ing .ii6 an Dem g~eltreben betbeilige,
bas 2unb NIT eiuem Rese guierSano.
itraBen 81 i~ibersieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15
o, ben -. Sept.
0etyetoe.

Vstyetoe.
0eisen-
Sept. 7si @sOs.
Ge3.: slf@S2.
RprI-
Sept.: 5Oi@514. i@
Ge.. 5Q@5Oi. =.
Safer
Sept. s5i@S6s. 3@si.
Deg. 37t@37t.
Ytebmarst.
Sdpeine-
Sdper., SIS. So@8. 10.
S1uers, rduhe, So. 25@5.4a
9ei6te, SIS. 76@S6. 20.
9emii9te, 5 5.55@6.l5.
Yieb-
gtiuouieb, SO. 75@6.00.
Jeiibe uub Rinber. " .50i94.90 90.
Seras Stiere, SO. 25(66.00.
Heterns, S3.20@4.75.
S9aie-
28eflide 9Gmner, S3.25@5.25.
Ginheimtidts 9dmmer' sS.O095.60.
@enli6e S&nie, 81. 25@3.60.
.giubsimii6e S&aie. $2.25@3.70.
MrSvtNoHsR.
Sdweinefeiih-
Sept. S13. 40@Sl3.ho.
Stt. Sl8. i0@$lS.5O.
Sdmal,-
Sept.: s9.20@s9. 90.
Ott. S9.25@S9.32.
Rippeu-
Sept.: 81 5@s.67.)
Stt. So. 87@SS.75.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15
SdmGtcr @aria Gngclbcrtba,

Deren 5amiliennome 5rdulein 2allro
@pmbader par, itnrb 81 Meper, SSa.
Sic mar am q. 9e5ember 1870 &c
boren nn0 trot Dor etma 10 Sabren III
ben 5ron5iSfaneroroen ein. sic hatte
oils 2ebrerin in 0perSpilte, YeterS-
burg uno an Der Seiligen @eiit Stride
bier in Dubuque gemirtt. Sic iii cine
Gorliine oeS Serrn AOam @ombad)er
Ton 9ubuore.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15
Tarmet III b~erfauteu.

24OO older. 9aub unter guItur In Gtearus Co.,
NIT asbmsl ntsrlase. @pn 100 bis $50 Gder In
elmer 6drm. Cute Gebduoe, @aFer unb Rieieu
auf ieber Gorm. Tieielben Iieser bon / Bis 8
@eilen pom tatbolii6er airde, Sd,uIsn, Greams
gen: Elm 9ritteI 6aar. Swei Srittel aui Belt an
itds 4rosent SntersHen, I'm NGheres fpenbe
nan fh an =. y. GsarneetsfB, NsIrpie,
StearnS Co., Rinn. ~