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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-12
MD. 1869.

~ StettSi S1SlpuIItl UeS IUIIIPls
lanotlhen Mteeres Seigte. Or ltieo
audi IN oas unteriroii6e @erolbe
oes alnterS binlnter lmb 6eo6ohtete
cle eort Dor lid gebense Seriteqlma
pom Wo'oifar6eiten. Gr priiite Ole
Sarben lmo bernerfte, oaB Die antife
<nlt ourd) iol1e slrbeit neues 9eben
9elutnne. sluh erinnerte er oaran,
oaB BON Den Ydpiten "a 9eneoiftiner
maren. llno geoahte Der lesten 9feiie
oes Yaters 4rug na1 ben 9ereinia-
ten Staaten.
u nL 5. Wai.
Set Sonrenuntergang febrten 0te
oeloen Soiloerdne lrno Die 8rinsen
bon ibrem slusfluge bierber suriif.
sic moren bon ibrem 9eluhe in Oeu
Seneotttiner-s -slbtei 81 Wonte Goiiino
aan5 entSildt. nomeutlid ser aotIer,
Der Die 9emerfllng mahte, er iiible,
ais oh er IN menigen Stunoen meh-
rere SSabrbunoerte burdlebte. Ter
Gag lbloB init einem gmpiana in
penn prdttla erleu6teten fapitolini-
l6en Mlllellm, oeiien foItbare SdGse
I'M Slanse oes elertriihen 2ihtes Al
ldonlter 8eltltng fanen. Die @Gnoe
maren nit berrliden alien Seppihen
bebdngt, uto Ole ShGn6eit Ser 9(us-
ltattilng entiofte Dem Gaiier enthuiio-
lttlhe 9lusrilfe Der geipunoeruna SSSll
Dem groBen Saale tpuroe in Dem
prahtigen bineiiihen Serpice Oe7
sSomilie Golonna 5bee berrrmgereiht.
Spdter beluunoerten Der 8oiier unf
DER aonig bon oem Gube bes atl,-
ieums aus, Die illumination oes
,Sorts ltno oes palatiniihen Siigels,
eeren in farbigen 2i6tern erglGn.
5enoe llmriiie iid idarf am Sorisonte
absei6neten.
sc 0 nj, 5. Wtui.
Ger Eaplt bat Dem Heihsfonsler
b. Billion Elm prGftiges aGItdeu
GeItenft oos gremplar aQer nee
oaillen enthGlt, pelde ouf @eral-
laiIrng oes Girdenfiiriten pGhrenS
oeiien &egierlns geprGst lporoen
iino.
81 0 m, 6. 9Poi.
Ser &aiier beiidtigte berte Der
rnr oas 8Otbe.Senfmal beltirnmter
Elat. ioipie Die 9aiilifd su Ct
slanes, oercn Sitularporiteber De,
sSiiritbiidof pon 9reslan lit.
Ger 4aiicr nubm bel ser &6nioil,,
Wfutter ieine Mabl5eit elm unb per.
lteB Ipat Hahnrittogs &om. @ni
Der 6abrt gum Sabnbofe ipuroe er
berslid} bon Der 9epolferltng be.
griiBt.
Gie giniuohner Hom's bcreiteten
Dem &ailer einen riibrenoen Mblfieo
Sic hatten es offenbor oarolli onge.
legt, ibm 81 beflln0en, onb lie feline
sablreihen sSreunOihaftsbeneiie 81
miiroigen miiien Die ibn bier il
allBeroroantli6 popular Geniuhi
habeu. Gie StraBeu, Die pom Chi.
rinal mad, Sem 9ubnbof fii6ren
iporen gcorangt poll bon MeniGen
ole fortpdbreno ibre SaIhentiitle,
lhpenften lmb: nGs lebe &uiiel
@ilbelml" riefen. Sln YaloIte Der.
obidiebete Ser aaiier iif BON bcr
aoniain oelenu imb imbr io0unr
nad Dem 9abnbof, no er Die i.dS.i
ihen 9eb0roeu periammelt iano
oercn er ieinen ber5li6en Sonf lin
Die ibnn 81 Sbeil gemoroene ipmpatbi
Idle slnfnubme orslprad. Zen
Erin5eu Golonnn iagte er, baB Dor
allen StGoten Hom ibm am aelter
aefalle, benn bieies appellire nehl
alS iraeno cine anoere Staot on ieir
Ser5 imo Ieinen @eilt. Nad)oen CT
Dem Trinaen tparm Die Sora &c
lhiittelt rnb oen 9onig Tictor Gno
mel init lmperfennbarer Ser5Iidfei
umarmt bate, iprana er nuf Der
Waggon unb Der 3ug ieBte iit il
Semeaung mGbrenb Die Wense i'm
itiirmiih 2eberpobl nahrief lno bi
l,Ml,iit Sell Str i'm SiegesfrauS'
ipielte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-12
SAiii6riidJige gerettst.
g c no y orf, 6. 90fni

~
Ger heutihe Sumpfer nTbo5us"
Gigentbum ser beutid.amerifoniihen
Yetroleum So. IN Samburg, fam bier
on inb hatte % Sdiffbrii6ige on
@orb, pelte BON Der frun5oliihen
9rieg .Sle oe 2erre gteilpe" itamm.
ten. Gas Shiif wurbe am 26. slpril
BON einem idmeren Sturm betrofien
umb iieben Mann muroen ii6er Soro
geipiilt. mopon orei ertranfen. slm
%, slpril fom Der .Yhobus" in Sih..
gr leate iofort bel lrno nabm ,mter
aro6en Sdnieriafeiten ole Monn'
ihoit an goro. 8apt. Shierboit bonn
~Yb0bus" er5Gblte. oaB er am 80.
Slpril Elm entmaitetes Shiii IN Siht
befamL ipelcbes iteuerlos rme elm
Spiel Der @ellen mar. Iie @aun.
ihoit bate iih auf Dem Sinteroed
arltppirt. Gin Boot muroe ausse.
lest ben Shiiibriifiaen Elm Sell
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gater @aIier in 5reibeit sciett.
2oraine. .. 8. 9lioi.

Iep. gater Serbinauo @aller
murbe beute glbeno bon oen 9ebor-
beu in SSreiheit seiest.
Gie Goroners.SirD bot nudl elm.
gebenOer llnteriubune ibren @ahr'
iprltd oobin abgegeben oob ,Srurlein
Heiflin BON llnbefannter SunO er.
mproet mlroe.
Sater Salier, nit Sbrdnen IN ben
slmgen, rihtete au Ole gupelsnoen
Die folgenoen @ortc: rSie pernloaen
fein 8ort geaen mid 81 iugen. Sic
baben mir iebr peb getban. slgathe
3ei6lin mar Die leste TeriolL Die
ih hattie tooten mGgeu. Sd per'
m0hte 9tiemano Su tooten. sSh
fonnte fem Subn umbringen. S6
oallfe ben @erihtsbeamteu fiir Ole
mir erluieieneu &iidlihten, nament'
lid Dem Sheriff Salisbury, bern er
ollein bebanbelte mid, ipie ein eoler
Monn es MIR tbun fonnte. Sd
oorfe aaen &atbolifen i'm slllGenlei'
men ilno Den 2euten BON Der st.
Marien. uno Ser ct. SSoiepb' s.air6e
I'M 9eionberen. Ssd miinihe nleincn
bersli6en Ganf uts5uipreden iiir
meine 2osipre6una bon Der fltr6t'
baren slnflage. Die ieit bier Sagen
iiber mir i6ipebte." glae slnlpeien'
Sen bealiidpiinibten Batter @alier,
ror MQen Batter HeidlirL Der SruOer
bes ermproeien M1ohens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-12
8rGali6er Soo,
Tiuneft q. Ya., 6. 8

Emmett a, Ea., 6. Mai.
@Ghreuo er bis gum Saiie i'm
WiibIenteid i'm @aiier itanb, nm iih
gesen ben @alobraro 81 idiibeu, er.
lit @alter &opD bennoh ben Sener.
too lmb stpar ol;rh brennenoes Ssi.
sn Der 0Gbe it0no elm Seiiob, mal.
dies pon ben Slammen er9rifien
puroe unb erplobirte. Ils mau Die
9eihe iano, mar oas @eiid)t Der.
ieIben p0llia itlparS ge6rannt.
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Gntietlide Giienbabu 9ataitrupbc.
Qetroit. Olif.. 4. SUlni

Tetrott, WtIf., a. Wai.
Gin Sog Der 6reube unb Der 9c.
eebuns einer Seier ieiteuS 1900
polniiGer grfuriioniiten bon Soleoo
ipllroe burcl cine irrdtbare aata-
itropbc, Wel9e iib aeitern slbens um
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9nbuque Soma 9ieufaa, ben IL. Ma 1903.

Ninfel bon nabe5u 40 @rao inter
DIE Mrbeiter ftel, bon Oeueu neuu oui
Der Stelle erlhlagen muroen
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8 llbr 30 Nainuten oil Der Gfe Der
GonfieIo. uno 2eauinber StraBc er.
eisnete, gum albihluB gebraht.
Gie grfurliOn nor bonn polnllben
,0uncer" BON Iolebo iiber Die 9ofe
Sbore @iienbabn peranltaltet NOR.
ben. 2ie grfuriioniiten itiegen ge-
itern Wtorgen on Der Gfe Der San.
fielo. unb IequinberltraBe aus. Si0
nnroen Don bieiisen Bolen empfan.
gen unO nof Der ct. SSoiepbat,&irhe
geleitet. SpGter fano in Der Sarmo.
nia.Sale eine ltnterbaltins Itatt.
llngeiGbr Inn s llbr geltern glbeno
periammelteu iih Die slusfliigler
pieoer on Der Gde Der Ganfielo' uno
Seduinoeritrabe, Inn NIT Dem 3ug
nah Soleoo 5uriif3ufabren. Bon
bieiem 8unfte laufen bic 8eleiie Der
Safe Sbore uno @ranb 5runf Giiens
balm bon ser Station an Der grltlb
StraBe uuf Ser IequinoerltraBe aus.
9ier 9olisiiten ltanoen on Der gde
Der GanfieloitraBe uno bemiibten lid,
Ole Menge bapon ab5ubalten, ourd
sic 9arriere ai,f bie 8eleiie 81 eeben,
ober tros ibrer slnltrengungen fro>
den Sunoerte inter Dem Sflags
baum blrh ODER ltiegen bariiber bin.
meg. Sic liefen in Der 0unfelbeit
on Dem @eleile ettlang, Tim auf
ibren 3lg 81 marten, DeIder lang'
lam bon ser Station beranfllbr.
Sauieno Yerlonen maren iiber' Ole
Geleiie 5eritreut. Elotlif, ifob Der
8runb Srunf, Chicago & 9telp Dorf
GrpreBSug aus Der 0unfelbeit ber.
Dor. 9erielbe, inter benz 9somen
Der v9an.slmerican Slper" befannt,
piliigte our6 Die Menlhenmalie.
Manhe ipurben redt imb linfs olif
sic Seite geihlellbert, anbere bon
cen Hdoern 5ermalmt.
Ser 3ug pllroe 10 ihnea pie mog,
lih gum StillItan0 gebraft, porouf
oerielbe nud) Dem Sha,lplas suriid.
fuhr, no bas @eleiie auf elmer Gauge
bon sipei glodS init Sooten uuo
.Sterbenoeu beidet mar. 8ier Ser.
ionen ipnroen uugenbliflif getGotet,
brei anoere Itarben ailf Dem @ege
nah Dem Soipital.
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gseuu Slr6citcr pun iallcnSem 0eitcin
cridllaaeu.
Nfnnnnfe. go. Z. 9Gl

@eItern Slbeno ipGt prrben am
SItenbe heS llnuels gso. , bel
GgglcIton Spring IN @ilos gcmtp,
ouf Der 9toriolf & @eitern Giien-
balm, brrc6 einen SelsInr5 neuu SIR.
better erihlageu lmo ibrer fiini per'
lett, oarlnter bcei lebenSgefdhrlih.
Die Giienbcbn Goutraftoren poren
nit Ser SeritelunN boppelter Seletie
in oeu Sunnelu beidditigt mo bie
Mamid,oit ifaifte Grbe uno Steine
bon Sen @eleiien fort. aIs iih eir I'M
seheurer maiiiper Selsblod bon Der
8eramonS abl6Jie iInb IN ei,,em
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-12
Sod)ter empiGnst Die fir ibren &ater
6eitimmtc &msel.
Ne G nforb. 0}oiI.. Z. N1oi.

SSrl. gteule SIuIleUQIu, Ule Suu)Iel
oes ShoBmeiiters Sarnes 2. Sturtes
pant Der Webforo Cooperation 8auf,
piirbe ipat geitern slbenb bon einem
unbefannten Wanne in ibrem Saiie
seifoiien lrno auf Der Steae getootet.
Ser Wfann periltdte ibren Soter, Ser
ron elmer 9eriammlilne Der 9anf6e-
amten nit elmer Sanotaihe poa 8elo
uno Gbefs 5lriiffebrte, 81 beral.
ben. Der @erbreher beitieg oam
iein Sabrrao uno pl,Bte 3ll entfonl.
men. Spater ipurbe EN- Staliener,
beiien NeuBeres init Dem oes Wor.
bers aiemliG genau iibereinitimnte,
Derbnftet.
Stilrtepant langte um balb 5polf
llbr geitern in ieiner @obnmg an,
no er BON ieiner Srmt uno Sohter
empfaugen puroe. SSn bieiem stngen.
blife eri6ien elm 5ienllih idmlibi9er,
rober 8urihe, belt Serrn Sturte.
rant einen Hepolper Dor lrn0 befubl
ibm feline Sdnoe emporsllbalten.
Iieiem geieble mltrbe ni6t gleids
sSolge geleiitet. unb Sri. Sturtepuni
itellte iih Dor ibren Batter, INN oieier
wornoglib 5u ihiisen; Ser irebe Gieb
ieuerte ieinen &epolper ub mo bns
tSrdulein itiir5te toot 5u gooen. Der
Woroer puBte lid, nod elmer Gbate.
laine 81 6emdftigen in tpelher iidl
o6er MIR SO befanoen.
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aus ii6ertrie6enem G6rgefiible
SelbItmoro begansen. Gr pnroe BON
eInem betrlntenen Watrolen binter.
rlids iiberfalen, seihlaaen uno be.
taubt nno glalbte, oaB ieine gbre
oaourh unbeilbar geibGoigt lei.
Inter Cen Stieler aameraoen oes aQ-
gelnein beliebten jllngen Monnes bat
lelne porlhnelle unielige Sbat oos
tIeflte Seoauern berporgerllien
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Gin Sd)iff ibeitcrt mnS Is Wann per-
lieren ibr 2e6em.
Gnnin. u Q Z Mfni

y II o, g(. e., {. Uldt.
Der omerifanii6e sSiiherei-Stboo
ner r8loriana", aapitdn @2orae
Stobbaro, BON @loucelter, Moii,
iheiterte am Wiontas 9lbeno inn Did.
ten Nebel on oeu Hiffen IN ser
@bale- e-9ndt, in oen &bite Ypint
llntieien.
Sie SeiaBiIng beItnno aus u6tSehn
Wann lmo bon oieien iinb fiinf5ebn
einihlieBlih bes aapitdns, ertrltnfen.
Stlr5pellen gingen iiber bas
Shiii binpeg, pel6es nit Der Sreit,
ieite geaen Die sSelien getrieben
iuuroe uuo fortlpdbreno oltfl6lug.
Webrmals muroeh Suue nah oem
llfer geporiem aber lie riiieu on ben
ihurfen &anten Oes Hiifes eut5pei.
@icr Mntroieu iprangen iiber 9orb
uno perillhten ans llier 81 ihlpim'
men. aber iie iullrbeu bon Der Sran,
Dung eriaBt. geeen Die 6elien &c.
ihleiloert luno getobtet. Sie Nnoes
rem ll,bteu Shus in Ser SafeIoge,
aber ibre GrGfte ibmanoen ilno elmer
mad, Dem anberen muroe bon ben
Sturswellen iortgeriiien.
Grei hatten oie Selieu erreiht,
obne erbeblihe Serlesllngen eriitten
3n baben. Sic fonnten ibre Same.
raoen III ser Safelaee bangen ieben
uno ibre Siilierlie boren, Die ielbit
oas 8etoie Der emporten @oaen iiber.
t0nten. ober es mar cine ltnm0alih-
felt, ipnen 9eiitano 81 leiiten.
Iie brei lleberlcbenoen per6raG.
ten cine ifredlihe 9taht alIf Dem
Hiii. 9ei Saeesmbrilh iaben lie,
oab noh elm Mam IN Der Sutelaas
bino. GS gelang linen, ooS tSeitlauS
sll erreicben. 9tahOem iie Die llfer.
belpohuer henohrihtiat batten eli.
ten lie nah Dem ShuuplaB oes
Sdiif6rilhes. Ger Mam lpiiroe
BON ser Safelagc beruntergehol!. Gr
ipor toot.
Ger Shooner o@iorlona" NOR nm
Iprtog 9tahmittog bon Sable
SSslmb obaeiobreu. Ganio par ieilt
9eItimrnlmgsort. 3ur 3eit berridte
elm oiGter Ne6el lmo Die See 9ing
bod.
93enu Slr6citcr puu iallenSem 0sitein
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auseiporfen une elmer nod bem
anbern iprang in Die Weaen unb
nurbe in's Boot gesogen. Der
aapitGn bes frau8oiiihen Sdiffes.
nelber feline Nannidaft IN gutter
1is5iplin bielt, ipar ser 9este, ipelher
oas Sfiff perlieB, nadbem er es 5n'
Dor in grano geiteft bate.
Wie Ger fran3oiii6e aapitan be-
ridtete, begesnete ibnen am 2S.
@pril Elm aroBer Gampfer, Der lire
Hothfianale bernerfte, aber lpegen Der
bohgebenoen Gee nihts fiir lie t6un
fonnte uno neiter iubr.
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i z I
saying she would notsso much mind her
laziness If she did not aggravate it by
drink. Mrs. Bines sighed despairingly for
the recalcItrant.
And who's this wants more help until
her husbands profession picks up again 2"
asked Percival.a s..
:'oh, that's a poor little. woman I
helped. They call her husband the Ter
rible Icemar.'' - -
8 But this is just the season for ice
men.'.5 "a s.5. 8
Well confessed his mother, with
manifest reluctance, he's prizefighter
or some thing. =
Percival gasped.
and he had a chance to make some
money, only the man he fought against
had some of his friends drug this poor
fellow before tleir--their meeting Ind
so of course: he losts If he hadn't been
drugged he would have won the money,
and now there's law passed against it,
and of course iteisn'tt a very nice trade,
but think the law ought to be changed.
He's got to live
Il don't see why; not II me- the man
saw box one night last winter. He
didn't have a single excuse for living.
And what are these tickets, Grand An-
Gamblers and Butter Drivers Associa-
ton at Suffers Harlem River Park.
Ticket Admitting Lady and Gent, One
dollar. Heavens! What is 1t ~
II promised to take ten tickets, said
Mrs Bfnes. T must send them check. =
But what. are they q her son insisted;
.egg-candlers may be all right, but what
are butter drivers? Are you quite, sure
! it's respectable? Why, ask you. should
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an. honest man wish to drive butter? That
shows you what life in a. great city does
for the morally weak. Look. out you don't
get mixed up init yourself, that's all +
ask. They'll have you driving butter first
thing you know. Thank heaven! thus far
no Bines has ever candled an egg-and
as for driving butter-''.sh he stopped, with
a shudder Of extreme repugnance.
And here's a notice about the excur-
Esions Of the st. Johns Guild. I've been
on four already, and I want you to get
me back to New York right away for
the others. Ifyou could only see all those
babies we take out on the floating hospi-
tai, with two men in little boats behind
to pick up those that fall overheard
and really5it's "a wonder any of them live
thru the summer In that cruel city, Down
in Hester street the other day four of
them had a slice of watermelon from. Mr..
Slivinsky,s stand on the corner, and when
I saw them they were actually eating the
hard, green rind. It was enough to xiii
a horse"
We'll. have your own fun, said her
son, cheerfully. Here a letter from
Uncle, PeterI must read
He drew his chair aside and began the
letter:
1To Be Continued TO morrow.
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LAZY COFFEE
Another Name tor tie .sloppy, Sort.

Postum Coffee is not made like ordinary.
coffee for it takes at least % minutes
cooking to bring out the heavy food value
of Postum. It requires some effort for.
those things which are really worth while
making Postum requires little care
The grocer Is in position to hear 81
those lazy ones who will not take the
trouble to make POSTUM correctly. Il am
well acquainted indeed with Postum says
a grocer of Camden, NJ j., for meet 1T
not only at my breakfast table but am
also associated with it daily. in nay busi-
ness. s5s
Coffee drinking used to AFFECT my
nerves and stomach but since we have
been using Postum in our family in place
Of coffee the bloated feeling after eating
has disappeared and my head is now clear
and stomach and nerves alright. We all
feel better in every way and find Postum
Just as satisfactory to our palates
II have met customers who complained
that Postum was not good but we always
found this due to the fact that they tried
to make it as they used to make coffee
OF course we set them right by pointing
out the reasons, telling them they must
boil Postum Is or 90 minutes after boiling
commences then they get nne. choice and
delicious Postum Name furnished by
Postum Co.. Battle Creek, Mich S. S.
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arnal warnings OF Higbee. He consid-

ternal warnings Of Higbee. He consid-
cred them seriously. He decided he ought
to think more about what he was doing
and what he should do He decided too,
that he could think better with some
thing mechanical to occupy his hands
He took a cab and was driven to the local
branch of This favorite temple of chance.
His host welcomed him at the door.
All, Mr.. Bines. little. recreation. Ell?
Your faVorite dealer. -Dutson, is here TO-
night, If you prefer bank =
Passing through the crowded brightly
lighted rooms to one of the faro tables.
where his host promptly secured seat
for him, he played meditatively until /
clock; adding materially to: his hest $
reasons for believing he had done wisely
to follow his New. York clients to their
summer annex. ss.ffssisa
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TANK BLEW UP
Carbonated Gas Kills Mrs. Taylor,
Soda Water Dispenser.

New York, May 15.--Ndrs. Kate Taylor
IS dead as the result Of an explosion Of
carbonated gas, used. for making soda
water, which wrecked the rear rooms in
her store. A bed in one apartment was
blown to splinters and the plaster cell
ings were reduced to dust.
Mrs. Taylor kept a small confectionery
store. In the front was a soda fountain.
the gas for which came from a tank.
which stood about thirty feet in the rear.
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CHAPTER XIV.
Horace Mllbrey Upholds the Dignity of

s. His HOUSE -
In the shade of the piazza at the Hotel
Mayson next morning there wassa sorting
out Of the mail that had been forwarded
from the hotel in New York. The mail of
Mrs. Bines was a JOY to her son. There;
were three conventions begging letters
heart breaking in their pathos, and conn
posed with no mean literary skill. There
was "a letter from one OF the maids at
the Hightower for whose mother Mrs
Bines had secured employment in the fam
lily Of a friend; position, complained the
daughter, = fl which she finds constant
hard labor caused by the quantity ex-
pected OF her to attend to. z There was
also q letter from the lady's employer.
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$4,000 California Excursions.

The Northern Pacific Railway will sell
the $4,000 round "trip tickets to San Fran
cisco daily until May IS. The tickets are
good for the return passage until July
Is, with optional routes returning. Call
at the Northern Pacific City Ticket office
for full inforn1a ton. This Office is head
quarters for all information of tourist
trips east and west.
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tank. Whether the tank contained too
much gas or whether the woman did not
handle 1t properly cannot be learned. At
any rate an explosion occurred. The CELL
ings fell and parts Of the woodwork were
blown fully 100 feet across the street
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CHAPTER xxIv.-contlnued.

CHAPTER xxIv.--Contlnued.
The Sight Of a New Beauty, and Some
Advice From hIebee. -
'"This your carriage?" asked Higbee
II must telephone for one myself. Going
to the Mayson? So are we., See you
again tonight. We're off for Bar Harbor
early Tomorrow
Looks as if there were something do
ing there" said Percival as they drove
off the wharf.
''of course, stupid!'' said his sister;
that's plain; only it isn't doing, It's al
ready done. Isn't 1t funny, mar
For a French person." observed Mrs.
Bines. guardedly, II always liked the
baron.'
"Of course said her son, to Maui
burns mystifcation, land the noblest
men on this earth have to wear EN-
The surmise regarding the Baron de
Pallac and. Mile Higbee proved to be
the meditative enjoyment of his after din
ner cigar, out on the broad piazza.
II s'pose you're on" he began; "the
girls engaged to that Frenchy.."
II congratulate him. said Percival,
heartily.
"A real baron continued Higbee. II
looked him up and am sure of that; titles
good as wheat. God knows that never
would a got me, but the madam was set
or it, and the girl too, and had to give
In. 1t seemed to be a question Of him or
some actor. The madam said I'd had my
way about Hank. putin his poor stubby
nose to the grindstone out there in Chi
cago, and maxim plain insignificant
business man out Of him. and I'd ought to
let her have her way with the girl being
that couldn't expect her to go to work
too. So Mil will work the society end. ]
says to the madam. says. All right have
your own way; and we'll see whether you
make more out Of the girl than / make
out Of the boy, says. But it amt going
to be all digging up. I've made the baron
promise to go into business with me, and
tho amt told him yet I'm going to put
out a line of Higbees sliced ham and
bacon in glass Jars with his crest on 'em
for the French trade. This baron'n cost
me moren that sign I showed you com
Ing out of the old town. and he Won't
give any such returns, but the crest on
them jars, printed in three colors and
gold will be a bully ad; and it kept the
women quiet" he concluded, apologetical-
ly.
THE baron's good fellow,' said Per
ciVal.
Sure" replied Higbee "rhey're al
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Twin City Turners' Excursion TO vermlI-
Hon Falls, June Z,

Special trains leave Milwaukee depot
at $3.50 a. m. and 10 a. m. Regular train
at 2: rs p. m. will also carry passengers
to Hastings Tickets for sale by Turner'S
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II. p. King, Mechanical Engineer.
Mechanical drawing Of all kinds AIS Lemcke