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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03

iir 1904 als Trdmie gebtH. @bOnneuteH,
pclhe ibren 9iiiditano uub Gin poIes Sabr i'm
goraus bv3ableu, erbalteu iufurt eineu Rcgens=
burger Marieuialeuoer suseianht. llnfere
Abuuueuteu iiuS oararf aufmeriiam gsmad)t,
oak iie ben Saleuoer als Yramie erbalteu
iOuuen, uuo oeSbalb nidlt 81 ianieu braudeH.
gbOuusnteu, oereH Sabr crit ipater ablanft,
iOuusu ben aalenoer als Yranie erbalteH, in=
Dem iis jeSt Gin tusitsres Sabr i'm WOraus
be;ableH.
Roren3 Gonaer, Geidaftsfibrer.,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
&eiieuSe Mgentea uerlanst!
@ir iu9en einise tiatise rel:
ienoe Msenten fir uniere SlGtter.
@esen naberer Mustumft idreib'
l1a,t at
CATHOLIC PRINTING CO.,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Saben sefaaen.

9as st. Soiepb's 8Iatt" bon
Mt. Ingel, Oregon i6reibt:
nMannbaft, flor uno beutlid iinb
Die &eiolutionen bes 8. &atbolifen.
toges bon Soma. Cine iol6e Spra6e
gefaat uns. Die fatbolii6e S6ule
bot feline beIieren Sreunbe ais Die
hertifen &atbolifen bon Soma,
meld)e al SEEM Sampton DER Sa9ung
beimobnten. Gs mar Elm gbrentag
fir Sowa Oieie 5. &atbolifen Ser.
iGmmlrng."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
1T Sobama Better 0oebels?

gebnfs Grbihnitsantritt mtrb geIudt: SIR.
Sobn Better @oebels, 9ebrer in Seflenue, Gtaat
Coma, Sadion 9ountp:" 10 BITE Nbrele, melhe
8enannter TN Sabre 1871 anseeeben hat unb
s yein, 3s ra, ,e ;oa s MA; gSsSs!s * sshsirsthst;
aus Srngliniter aus gepanoert Sein. Spute gee
rarltter Woebels nidt mehr Ieben, 10 iuiro bod
n%teueidt Der cine pber anbere grbe leben. Bel
yfarrer Soes, IN Gn, Gapten gselipgen, 2ursrns
burg, 81 fpsnben, ans ptlheT Srtibait genahns
ter 3. y. UoeteIs tauarnt uno tuc oefen 5tpei
Srlber Dor eiuiger Belt geftor6en ano.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
Gbicaso, ben /. JtOp.
0stsetoe.

OSSSetoe.
WeHsn-
Oft. s1i@sst.
Sei.: S0t@Sl.
Roru-
Off,: 4S5 @4ss.
Te;.: 439@44t.
Saier-
On: s5s @S5s.
Se,.: 35s@354.
y~isbnarst.
Sdpeine-
Sdwere, 81. 55@5.40.
Sdnere. rauhe. 81. 55@4.80
gei6te, "a. 90@$5.40.
gemii9te, "a. 9O@5.4o.
8ieb-
Miubpieb, SO 40@5.9O
aiibe uuo Hmbsr. Sl.20@4.20
Seras Stlere, So. 50@3.50
9Selterns, 50. 75@4.25
S6aie-
g9enlide 9Gmmer, S3.8005.30.
Giuheimijde 9Gmmer So. 5595.30
NeItlide Sdaie, $3.25@4.O0
Giubeimii6e S9aie, So. 5043.70.
prSp!RoHeu.
| S6meineheild-
Off,. S11. 50@$11.5O.
9e,. Sl2. 15@$l2.25.
Sdmals-
BIT: So 0@S6.62.
0e,.: So. 55@S6.65.
Clipper
Stt.: s.OO@s.Oo.
9ea. : So. 35@$6.40 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
Sngc, NJ b DIES.
@sreiniste Staate',.
30 d az d.
Su Scllcpnc, Spiua, feierten anl

an Scllcpne, Suiua, fcierten anl
9omcrstog, Den %. Sftober, Die
GbeIcute IifolauS lluD Margaretba
MooB, geb. Soft Gas ieltene 5elt
irrer golbenen Soh3eit. 9as Sllbel-
pudr retd)tc Iid nor 90 Sahren IN Der
Stride 5h @ipelt, 2urembnrg, Die
SanO sum @uloe fiir's Sebeu nno
aeb0rt 5u ben 1lteIten Iniieolern BON
sSaflon Gruntp. Ser Gbe en~tipro'ien
odt &inDcr, melde ale bis aliT cine
Srd)tcr, Gle tranfbeitsbalber ntdt err
idjcincn fcnnte, nit ibren Samilien
Gcrbcigeeilt moren, UNI lid an Der
id0ncn Seier 81 betbeiligen uno ben
GItern ourd ibre 8lifpiinlhe uno
bur6 paiienoe @ei6enfe ibre Siebe
uno @nhGngliffeit 81 betpetIen.
@0de eS Dem Subelpaare pergonnt
iein, ul,6 ieine oiamantene Sot5elt
bel gutter @%eiunobeit feiern 81
fonnen!
sSu Scr ct. Setter 1inb Tanl'ss
Stride gu 8ortbington, Soma, mllr-
ben Serr S. g. &irden, ST., NIT SRI.
Nnna SoergenS bon bort ebelih ge-
trait. Ser 9rGutigam lit Der Sobn
bes Serrn S. g. &trden BON Cascade.
&iel Slid gum 8unbe!
Sn Grinnel, Soiua, itarb am
Gonrtog, oen is. Sftober, Serr
Widael S6ueiber na6 elmer lange-
rem 8ranfbeit. 9erielbe erblidte oas
2idt ser @elt i'm @roBber5ogtbum
2itrem6urg am %. 9e5ember 1888
uno fam bereits i'm Sabre 1916 NIT
icinen GItern nod @merita. Die
SamiIie lieB ii6 IN Cascade. Oh.
buaue Gruntp, Soma, nieoer, mo- Die
Gltern itarben. SpGter iieoelte Der
mnmcbr Serltorbene na6 Srinnea
iiber, mo or ii6 81 einem Der beoeil-
tenoiten @ei6Gftsmdnner oes Staot'
dens emporarbeitete. Our 3ett lei.
tes Sooes mar er BrGiioent uno
&aiiirer Der oortigen Glti5ens Sant.
.Serr Spbann Termentier bat cine
Gtelle oils &ebrer IN Der 8anflton
Gdule angenommen.
Ini ibrer Jarm in Ser Rabe bon
gSprtb @aibington, Soma, Itarb am
81. Sftpher Srau Wargaretba Slm'
met, Die @ittpe bes i'm Sabre 1897
reritorbenen Serrn Watbias 3im-
mer, I'M Sitter BON 76 Sabren. sic
mar aus @reimratb, &egiernngsbe.
5irf Srier, gebiirtig uno fam i'm
Sobre 1862 na1 &merifa. gS iiber.
leben Die GerItorbene ieGs 8inoer.
M0ge lie ruben III Srieoenl Zen
trduernben Sinterbliebenen nnler
HerSliGites 8eileio!
GreIton, Soma, "a. Sftober 1903.
@ertbe Hebaftion!
9ie 8radtenbaher 9irmeS mlroe
6ieies Sabr bel Slid Wajerus gefeiert
nab ainq es pie gepDbnIi6 iebr
IuItig her, ba Der 9aitgeber fir
@iien, Srinfen uno unterbaltung
ollf oas 9eite geiorgt bate.
Watbias S6miB BON 0erenba6,
&anton 8ilb, unb Srieori6 Sod pon
@ei9er0ingeu peilten pabreno emit
gen Sogen bel mir auf geiu6.
geioe 2anoSleute reiiten oieler Gage
nit Der r&eo Star Sine" ab, un ii6
rod ser alten Seimatb 5u begeben,
mo tic 81 bleiben ~gebenten. Matb.
G6mtb arbeitete Dabren0 Der lebten
10 Sabre in ser &alfbrennerei BON
81. Surit & 60. IN Waquofeta uno
bat iid pGbrenb bieier 3eit elm flei-
res &ermoeen eripart, peldes i'm
III Sen Stanb ieBt, iid inmitten ieiner
Sreunoe in Der alien Seimatb in ben
&ubeitano 81 ieben. 9a beioe I'm.
perbeiratbet iin6, peroen mir fppbl
balo So65eitsnahri6ten 81 bpren
bcfommeE.
&6tungspou
81 q n
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
Tarmeu III b~erfaufeu.

24O0 Nder 2ano unter GuItur in Gtearus Co..
msana a.b5 aiG Ins sas ssisf gom Iso laiO ss5 aIs sSoi IN
elmer Sarm. Cute @ebdube, gSafer unb Wieien
aui ieber 5arm. !2ieieIben lieaen BON ! bis 5
DlsiIen BON tatholiider airte, Gdlulen, Cream.
ger: elm 3ritteI baar, 5pei SrttteI auf 8eif An
ied1S Hro5ent Snterenen. I'm Rdberes tpenbe
man i'd an =. ". Gsarneetsfp, Relrpie,
StearnS Co.. Miun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
Gntes, biQises 9aao

lit ST baben INN @alleb Sails i'm Oit-
lidlen &auias, Dem I~ittclpnntt uon
Srei Giien6abnen. NGbere Nisfmnft
sibt .Tep. Spfepb elite
nauer, 8. g. g., ct. geneoiet's
Nbbcg, Itdiion, &anias.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
S9mieSes uno 8asenibop gu
berfQufen.

Gin gutter gIadimitbibop uub @ageni9pp i'm
Staate g9aibingtpn btlig 3u perfaufen. Sehr
quite 8eleeenbett. Bel tafboIiiher Stride uno
Shule. I'm n6here Gustunft penbe man fih an:
3. -, core Of Catholic Printing Co.. Dubuque,
Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
Wute Tartn III nerfaufeu.

Sarm BON 800 gder. neue serdumise 0ebdube,
Giles gut eingeridtet, aues unter Gultur, geeig.
net ilr gemtidtes Sarnleu, in mobIhabeabsr
@ar.i IN p .a' aabei ai asTSSarn@a mb SmS sa is
ben Rubeifanb febeu. Tim pettere Qustunft
fdreibt an 0eorae Naupt, MeIroie. Ninn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
4Giehan0luua.

Serr atIcis SafeI, No. 1912 SppasS trase, Til.
einbeintiher unb importirter Rdieiorten por.
rdtbig. anspdrttge Sefeuunsen tperben prompt
beiorst.. Breisiifte ipiro auf gerIaugeu serne
auQeiQu0t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
&anfaS Tarm>0auS.

Sir bic bette GeIegenbeit nm gutes 9anb Al
fanjen in beuti6eu tnthoIiiheu 6emeinben, I'm
llolidlen aaniaS, id)reibt fur getreue Nustuni.
ttr 6as. BUD out There in Kansas. WoreSirt:
n. gNetnfd d emf, &tnaman. &nnS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
9entidcr Srieiter fir 2aMotte.

Ser bohp. 8oter s. ~2uebrsmant
bot Die Elaboration Der oeutiden ia.
tbolii6en @emeinoe 5u 2aItotte, Sa.,
om lebten Sonntag iibernommeu.
&ep. Srabp miro Die ct. Sbereiiens
@emeinoe perIeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
Musfunft b~erlanat

lber RicoIos Sdinnert bon Gonstbum, nnb doe,
5beoour MeperS, 8ruber oes bodp. 4farrers
giucent @epers, bon GonSthum tpegen @rb.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS en. Wep. ). ". SunesIs,
Retersburg, Rebr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
Weaeu Grebsihahen.

Sd empiebIe hermit Gtroop's beribmte
beutife Yuloer. TteieIbeu beilen ieben mod
duBerlid,. Tas anertannt eiu5ig bette Mittel, nm
Magentrebs eriplgrei6 81 hetlen. @eeen 0abe.
rem, Seuguiie ". l. no, ihreibe man an:
Coward q. 8peotua,
ct. 2ucas, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
gu %berrenten.

9rei idbne farms i'm irubtbaren Sim Ripsr.
Thai auf 3 Sabre fir 81. so ben Nder. abbrefe:
Rev. Pastor Holy Cross Church,
Ipswich, S. D.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
&erlanat

tperbeu tatboiide Sarmer, bic in &isccnfn
Sano taufen pulen. R6hereS burf bic @tSs
eontin xamo Co., 376 Niltpautee Str, Rils
pautee, Rts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
Murktherfdbte
ssIr oen 0roBperfamf.

On b 10 II c, ben /. Hop.
9etrsibe. 9eu, WebL, etc
Saier: 3j@43c.
Rorm: 55@5Sc.
@erite: 40-6Oc per guIbsI.
&oS9en: 50-55c per Yuibel.
Seu: S7.50@8.50
@sbI: pateat, s4.5o@4.6O; fraisbt,
81. 2O@4.40. S
6leie: SIG. 90.
Gutter, GierunbS Sale.
Ger: 25c per Oueeuo.
Butter: 0airp, 17ic p. Piunb Cream:
err, 22e. .:G& -:
,aais: Rabm 8aie, 1i3e; Bird, 10.
Groceries etc.
Reis: 62-95c per Biunb.
Swiebeln: 90 per 8uibel.
@spfsl: SO. 50@$2.95 per Barrel.
RartoiieI: 55 per Suibel.
0ieb.
Stiere: 49, 5@4.OO.
&iuber: Sc. 50@3.LO.
Siibe: S.. 50@3.00.
8alber: $4.00(05. 90.
Sriiblin9s= Sammer: s .00@3.5 so
Stpeinetaui benz SuB): IS. 25@5.3 80 pei
bunbert Gimio.
Gefliisel: Si-l1c.
Sieb (geidlabtet).
@inofelid: 7@74c per Pfuuo, Rinber.
6@74e per 8iuno.
S4aiaeii9: S&afHeii4, Sc; SammeI:
Heidi, l3c.
Bropi ions.
@eraudertes SIeii4 S@imten, 13@14e
Sped, 15f@17c.
S6mal3: 9ic.
&obleus Sartfoblem, 5000 per Somne
: SoIS: Gates GiGenbols, 6.O0@$6.5O pei
Rorbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
4rumte s11 bnhen.

@ir erirheu nuiere Ibouueuteu ;u beadteu,
baR mir ben idDuen
Regensburger MarienkalenOer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03

Sbc Mutual 9ife Sniuranre Gompanr
Of Stem g)urf,
Rtdarba v. R g urbp, graFbsut.
FLEMING BROS, Managers,
Dubuque, Des Moines, Omaha.
George l Brown, Special Agent.
w. d. Middlesworth, Special Agent,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03

@sial;eneSull Sdute: Ro. /, 2 Gents ;
go. 2, 6 @ents.
Srii6 seial;ene 6albbaute: go. /, 81
Gents i; $40. 2, 8 Gents.
&alg: go. l, 3t@ents $40. 2. q Gents.
S6aiSieQe: 14@30@ents.
Grp gcue; $1,000 per Tonne; MineraI.
S24 per 2anietb; Sldt Sad. $31@86 per
Come.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
Staat mud Amgegeud.

Entered tths Po,totics at Dubuque, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
ihemails at second-class rates.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-19

-Sf. pasado msffsns parten los
h1scres; y ese mfsmo dfa al sno-
checer, estara Felipe con mi aiIls
de posta en- la linde del bosque.
-iOh. padre mfoi exclam6 Dia :
ma. lQoe noble y generoso soisl
Te amo hija mia. y he acaba-
DO por amar tamhien al hombre
al que entregaste tn coraz6n.
-lAhl No le conoc6is, padre mios
"a verets como es digno de vuestro
cariffo.
-Ocup6monos, ante tode. ds
salvarle. Los h6sares deben partfr
pasado mafisna. In cuanto se pe,n.
gan en- marchs &c encender6 una
luz an Ia hahitaci0n de Ivona. CO.
mo aver te die. Esa es In seasl.
Diana ahraz6 & 81 padre v Ia be-
90 tiernAmente.
El general discutl6 detenfda-
mente 81 plan que hsbfa copcebido
= luego SO volvi6 hacis Grauo da
Sal y le dijo:
-Vste y esperame an In cocina.
anora nay que desconflar do todo
oil mundo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-19
BfBLTOTECA DIN eLA DEMOCRAOrA..

entrar Sc estremeci6. On ruido
confuse de voces que pasaba por
Ell agujero, y el criado, que tenfa
Ell ofdo muy fno, reconcile al mo.
mento la Voc del general.
Acerc6se al tabique. aplic6 ell
ojo 10 rendija y VIC, en- efecto.
al sefIor de Morfontaine sentado
junto q su hija, cuyas manos estre.
chaba.
Ambrosio no Sc content6 con
yer, sino que escuch6 In converse.
ci6n del marques y La baronesa.
El general habfa entrado aigu-
NOS minutes aDtes. de puntillss
tambien, y viendo que su hijs es-
taba escrihiendo sc sent6 sin decir
palabra. Dana levant6 Ia cabeza
y le miro sonriendo.
de escribes? le pregunt6 lue.
go Ell general.
ST. padre INFO.
-SLe dices mi proyectos
Sin duda; y le suplico no salga
de 81 escondriio y espere hasta pa
sado mafiana. mo co pasado ma
f1anag
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-19

-Sabeis. les dijo, que soy vues-
tro general en- jefe y cue tengo
costumbre de reunir mi conseio de
guerra.
-Enhorabuens, tie dejamos.
Y los dos primes SO aleiaron di.
rigiendose al parque. Ambrosio y
el vizconde Sc qnedaron solos.
Y bien Iqu6 hsyP lie pregunto
ests.
-Grano de Sal hace preparativos
de msrcha.
-lAhI
Hoy hs baiado q las caballeri-
zas y ha cnidado & los cabaIlos de
una manGra ex.raordinaria, 10 que
me hsce sospechar que Sc trata de
IN viaje.
-SHay m&sp
OnI Mucho mas, contest6 AM
br0sio sonriendo.
-Veamos.
He descubierto IN sitio desde
el que Sc We y oye 10 que pass en- la
hAhitaci0n de Ia sef1ora baroness.
-IOhl exclsm6 el vi1conde con
1nhilo. ESQ es, en- efecto mas Sc.
rio. TX donde esta ese observa-
toriop
EN- Ia biblioteca del castillo.
que. como sabeis, est6 separada del
oormitorio de Ia baroness por IN
tabique. El sef1or de Passe Croix,
nuscando estR mafiana unos libros.
ma desarreglado no se que de tal
manera, que al ir yo ahors q bus
car IN libro para el general me sor
prenoio YER pasar IN rayo de luz &
traves de Ia pared. AL guitar Ell
caosllero de 81 sitio los vol6menes,
IA de1ado nj descuhierto una rem
di1a, q Ia que me apresur6, como
era mi deher. & aplicar el ojo.
-SY que has vistoP
IA Ia sAiora baroness escribien-
do en unaAmeaita delante del fue-
90. La ehimenea est6 precisAmente i
enfrente dc 10 rendija.
--Perfectamente. X dime, Am
brosio. In bar0neaa 1estaba triBte o
alngreR
Tsnia d exprasI6n tssnqails y y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-19

L como una SonriEa en- los labtos
Il cuando escribfa.
-1Y estaba sola?
ST; pero Grano de Sal entr6
luego de puntillas.
clAhi
| LA baroness levant6 la csbeza
y lie diio en- Voc baia: <Dentro de
] una hora.> y Grano de Ssl se reti-
r6 al corredor, entonces me sali,
me hice el encontradizo J le vi que
b8labs las caballerizas.
--Por 81 acaso deberfas volver d
la biblioteca.
Hay tempo de sobra. senior.
La sef1ora baronesa dfjo q Grano
de Sal que dentro de una hora.
-dTienes mas que decfrmep
- Sc nae olvidaba deciros, que ell
general ha estado muy preocupado.
ST. ya 10 he notado.
-Esta tarde ha enviado q Poi
tiers & su ayuda de c8mara.
IA qu6f
No sc; Felipe es hoEbre re-
servado y en- vano intent6 hacerle
hablar.
Mieutras que Ambrosio le daba
estas noticias, decfa para III ell
vizconde:
--Empiexo q opinar como mis-
primes: Main Hardye est4 fuera
de peligro. De otro modo no esta-
RIA tan sonriente mi amads pri.
ma.
Despn6s de esta reaexl6n, dijo
en- alta woe Ambrosio:
-Nnestro hombre 80 march6 y
habra llegado q Ia orilla del mar.
NO es ESQ tan SECURE.
lSabes aig0s
-IOhl Saber.. no sc nadas
pero ap0starfa In cabeza que est4
escondido en- cnalquier parte del
bosque. y que el general &c preocu-
"a de los medioa para ponerio en-
salvo. Vuelvo & In bibliotecs; voss
sefior vizconde. deberfa vigilar IN
POGO q Grano de Sal.
El senior dc I'm Moli6re Y Ambr0-
sio se dirigieron sl castillo, sepa
r6ndosa On In escalinata. AmbrO-
aiO se diri9i6 4 In binllotega y -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-19
HOTEL oI.11..MlPo
8ANTURCE

A rs MNUTOs DH SAN JUAN
El msjor hotel IN este china.
EapIAndida ventilaci6n. Parque,
1ardinss Kioseo 4 l& inglesa.
Rxcsiente servicio do carrua5ess
Precfog moderados. Sc hacen re-
ducciones para familias. Alum:
hrado sI6ctrico n. oderno.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-03
Cures When Doctors Fail.

Mrs, Frank Chiasson, Patterson, La.
writes June 8, 1901: IL had malarial
fever in bad form, was under treat.
ment OF the doctors. but as soon as |
stepped taking their medicine the fe.
YER would return. l used sample bot.
tie of Herbine. found II helped me. |
feel grateful to you for furnishing
such a splendid medicine and can
honestly recommend it to those suffer
ing from malaria. as II will surely cure
them" Herbine, soc bottle at W. b.
Frames.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-03

During a recent trip one OF the at
taches of this paper was strongly i'm,
pressed by certain musical compo.
sition which seemed TO follow him
about wherever he went. He heard
II in the theaters. in the ball rooms
and even tho terrible hand-organs
ground II out mercilessly.
After diligent research. our enter
prising correspondent succeeded in
ascertaining the name OF OF the com
position. It proved to be a charac-
teristic march and two-step entitled
"The Colored RagamufIins." He also
located the publishers. (The Lyceum
Publishing Co., III East IA. street,
New York; who granted us permis-
sion. after much persuasion, to print
a small extract from the march which
we annex for the benefit of our read
ers:
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The Wastes Of the BODY.

Every seven days the blood, mus
cles and bones OF a man OF average
size loses two pounds OF wornout It's
sue. This waste cannot be replenish-
ed and the health and strength kept
mp without perfect digestion. When
the stomach and digestive organs fail
to perform their functions the strength
let's down, health gives way, and dis
ease sets up. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
enables the stomach and digestive
organs 70 digest ana assimilato all Of
the wholesome food that may be eat
en- into the kind of blood that re
builds the tissues and protects the
health and strength OF the mind and
body. Kodol cures indigestion, iys-
pepsla and all stomach troubles 1t
is an ideal spring tonic Sold by
City Drug Store.
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It will be noted that the weights Of
the examination have been changed
since form III, instructions to Ap-
plicants," was issued.
Age limit, all positions, IS to As
years.
From the eligibles resulting from
this examination It is expected that
certification will be made to exist
ing and future vacancies.
All applicants. male and female,
must have the medical certificate In
form 101 executed as indicated in the
form. Male applicants must be at
least feet, inches in height, ex-
elusive Of boots or shoes, and weight
not less than 1875 pounds In ordinary
clothing, without overcoat or hat.
This examination is open to all
citizens OF the United States who
comply with the requirements without
regard to whether they have been ex-
amined within the past year. Com
petitors will be rated without regard
to any consideration other than the
qualifications shown in their exam
ination papers, and eligibles will be
certified strictly in accordance with
the Civil Service law and rules.
For application blank (form 1O1),
full instructions, specimen examlna-
tion questions. and information relar
tive to the duties and salaries OF the
different positions. and the location
OF the examination room. application
should be made to the secretary of
the board of examiners at the post
office.
No application will be accepted for
this examination unless filed with the
undersigned prior to the hour of clos
ing business on April IS, 1908.
FT4EM DESKINS,
Secretary Postal Board
Isssed March 23. 1903.
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Henry Russell, 20, 10, 3N. lie.
Nero Russell, 20, 13, 3N. lie.
Marcus Hamilton, 40, II, IN, 2w.
Arthur Hamilton, 40, 13. IN, 2w.
Dewitt Hamilton, 40, 10, IN, 2W.
Charley Hamilton, 90, -, IN, 2W.
Charley Hamilton, 20, 13.
Eliza Perry, 20. 4, IN, 4W.
Joe Perry, 20. 4, IN, 4w.
Dillard Perry, 20, 4, IN, 4w
Gertrude Bruner, 20, 4, IN, 4w.
Eliza Clark, 20, 10, 3S, re.
Eliza Clark. 20, Is.
Abner Clark, 20, 3, 3S, 7E.
Abner Clark. 20, 10.
Celia Fletcher, 20, 10, IS, 7E.
Celia Fletcher, 20, Is.
Mary Love, 10, 20, On, lie.
Elijah Russell 20, 10, 3N, lie.
Bill Love, 40, 20, 5N, lie.
Jim Love. 40, 25. 5N, lie.
Freedmen.
Josephine Kemp, 40, 26, 3s, 7E.
Smith Kemp, 40, 26, 3s. re.
Jesse Kemp, 40, 80, 3S. 7E.
Wash Lewis. 20, "a, As, 6E.
Mary c. Carter, 20, IA. AS. 6E.
Arthur Carter. 20. IA. As, 6E.
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Johnston Hart. 800, II. 2s. 5E.
Dave sealy. so. 2S IS, 5E.
Dave Sealy. so, 90.
Lula ID. Rennie. 1870. "a, 6s, SIC.
Daisy Durris, 100, 1, As. nc.
Jackson earn. 300, SO. 9S. lie.
Martin Jefferson. 20, IA. rs, sc.
Martin Jefferson. 21O. "a.
Jesse Durant, 1i3, 3, As, 7E.
Jesse Durant. 20, 10.
Limond sealy. 100, S5, 6s. 5B.
y. F. Harris, 120. 16, As. 7E.
b. F. Harris, 100, 80, ss. -.
Annie Sealy. 100, 35, 6s. SIC
Loren T. Harris. 100. 6. As, re.
Ely sealy, 100, 2. rs. SIC.
Loren r. Harris, 1866.
Louise E. Rennie, 100. 81, 60, CD.
Louise f. Rennie, 40, "a.
Alexander Rennie, Jr., 40. 10. As, re
Alexander Rennie, Jr., so, 20.
Alexander Rennie. Jr, go. 80. 3S. 6E
Alexander Rennie, Jr.. so. 33, 6S, 5E
Alexander Rennie, Jr, 80. "a. 6S, Gle
Susan Harris. 10. IL. is. sc.
Susan Harris, 40, ~.
Onie II Moore. so. 10. 5S. &c.
Onie II. Moore. 1870. 90. 6S. 7E.
Onie H. Moore. 40. 20.
olley. M. Moore. 1870. IL. SIS, Gle.
Ollie NJ. Moore, so, 81.
Obey NJ. Moore. so, %.
Leonidss Daggs, 4O 4, an, 1E.
Leonidas Daggs. 80, 5.
Leonidas Daggs. "a, S2, AN.
Leonidas Daggs. 20. 93.
Willie L. Harlon, 100, %, 5N, 4w.
Melbourne Wolfe 200. 27. AN, sw
Humphrey McCurtain. 100. 20. IN
7E.
Eula A. Hughes. $40, II, 2N. re.
Eula A. Hughes, go IS.
Eula A. Hughes, 30, 10.
Aaron Harlon. 100, 25. 5N, 4w.
Charlie Moore. 20, 90. AN, Sw.
Charlie Moore. so, %.
Charlie Moore, 20, "a.
Viola NJ Moore. 10, %, AN. 3w.
Viola NJ. Moore, 200, 81 AN
VIM. l.. Moore. 100. IL. 5s, 6E.
VIM. l.. Moore. 80, Il.
Martha A. Moore, 100, 13, SIS, 6E
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cLERk.cARRIER EXAMINATIONS.

To be held at Ardmore, !, T., between
the hours OF 3 a. m. and 2 p. m,
May 6, 1903.
The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that on May
6. 1908, an examination will be held
for the positions OF clerk and carrier
in the postoffce service in this city.
This examination offers an excel
lent opportunity for entering the Fed
eral service to bright, energetic young
persons who are not afraid OF hard
work, and as previous examinations
have failed TO result in a sufficient
number of ellgibIcs, the commission
urger all persons who are qualified.
and who may desire to enter the pos'-
Office service, to apply for and tako
examination. II may be stated that
there is a wider field for advancement
upon merit in the Federal service
than in many private employnents.
While the salary in the postoffice
service is usually about $500 or $500
per annum at the start, this amount
compares favorably with the compen-
sation OF a beginner in private em-
ployment.
This examination will be held in
order TO give al persons who desire
to apply an opportunity to be en-
amiued for positions IN this once.
It is intended hereafter, in case no
eligibles result from the clerk-carrier'
examinations, to fil vacancies in this.
office by selections from any register
OF the Civil Service Commission
which may have been established as
the result of a first or second grade.
examination, selections being made OF
persons who are residents OF this
city OF this part OF the state, and
not more than one clerk-carrier ex-
animation will be held during each
year unless eligibles can not be Sc
cured from the other registers. This
notice Is given in order that the per
sons who may desire to become ellgi-
BILE for positions in this Office may
file their applications and enter this
examination.
The nature OF the examination is
a test OF practical general intelli-
gence and of adaptability in postofiice
work. The examination will consist
of the subjects mentioned below
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