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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-08-31
SPECLL DRIVE ON WINTER WEIGHT CLOTHING

For the cash we WI sell any suit at cost. as
we want to ma clean sweep before the fall
line arrives, 50 friends take advantage of these
reduced prices before they are sold. We give
written guarantee with every suit OF Strouse &
Everybody knows that we are overstocked on
clothing, and the fact freely admit but if thew
will come and inspect our stock, they will readily
see that we have had the clothing trade by a
large majority. Notion department complete and
everything you may desire we have. Groceries
OF all kinds and prices to meet the lowest BUYER
Thanking all for their patronage and hoping
are Offering.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-08-31
A WORD TO TEIE PUBLIC.
A KNOCK OUT ~

Is what we are striving for, t. down all compet-
itors and our aim is to help and t" promote the
interest OF every customer thar patonizes us, by
giving him or her the lowest prices for the least
money. No quotations. prices. for we do not
approve of SUCH have seen so much decep.
tive advertisements; pricing you much the yard
and at l-2the value they claim We don't utter
nOnsensical talk to the intelligent people. but
will say that have to have "A little profit
enough to live OH, but bear in mind this one fact,
and it will be backed b, honesty .and integrity,
that we will make y"u you prices lower than any
of our competitors and what we saw are facts,
which not be cOEltroverteti.
Remember our Goldman and Drew-Selby line
of shoes, which are two of
-ur nro- u.nurn "a. ..--,,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-08-31

Every pair guaranteed to be solid leather sole,
solid leather counter and double tip toe and if any
pair prove to the contrary will freely give YOU
a new pair. There is hardly any use to mention
the Douglas line, for every body knows the old
bald-headed eagle takes the the cake wherever
he scars. Our shoes cow leather and no paste
board, like some here who pretend to sell shoes.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-08-31
PIECE OF NOSE BITTEN OFF.

G'llsonville Aug. 29.-After
week full of "elevative" speech
es the Hampton county campaign
closed on Wednesday. The meet
ings we're we'll attended and at
some places in the county the
crowds were extremely enthusiast
tic. From one meeting a man
went away leaving part of his
nose, which bad been bitten off by
another. These parties favored diff.
ferent men for magistrate.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-08-31
Killed Madman To Protect Him
self.

Yorkville, Aug. 26. Magis-
trats R. l.. A. Smith of Hickory
Grove shot and killed negro man
about 10o'clock last night.
The negro attempted to drag
Mr.. Smith ont window of his
house and almost tore his shirt of.
He warned the negro away but he
came again at bim, when he used
his sb~ tgun with fatal effect.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17
St6rmng bel Ser Srannnssfcier.

glls Ser bodn. @ater &oblmann in
ser ct. Warien-&irdJe perfloiiene
ISOLDE Mittpo6 Die Srault1g bon
Soiep6 Srid uno SRI. Warie Sart.
mann poasieben poIlte unb Die Stride
toll bon Seuten- NOR, rannte plot.
lid cine Gltere Srau Nomens guiht
Sen mittleren Sang binauf an Den
AItar llnO i6rie: rSaltet Elm init Der
Sraulmg, bas lit mein Mann!" Gle
Infregung Der Inmeienben laBt iid}
bcnfen. Die Srau trot an Den
i:ngen @rantigam beran itno ihrie
ii einem fort: n9as lit mein
Wann!" Sic muBte init 8epalt aus
ser Stride gebrodt merben. Die trrs
iinnige Srau beiBt Ruidt nnb mar III
Dem @obn, bob Ser 9rdutigam ibr
friiberer Wann lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17

ems v&beineolo". Ser 9rGutigam
lit Waitre b'Sotel In benz neuerbau-
ten Sotel Yorf, aus Gttelbriif, gu.
lemburg, gebiirtig uno lit elm Sobn
bon Serrn @iQiam q. S6roeoer
bon Soutb 9eno, Sno.
SIN @ebitcr, e. g, lit Sdweiter
sInoitaiia (SaiIel, cine eeborelle 6 Ii.
rem NJ, 2ebrern Der
hcutifen Spro6e al, Der ct. Otto.
S6ulC, i'm Sitter bon 70 Sabren ge-
Itorben.
Mm Sicnstag, Den 3. Iai, tpilr.
Sen in gtortG @oibington, Soma,
Scrr Wiid)oel Slid unO Sri. Suliana
9iebrid burf Den bpd)lp. Slater
&robit ebelid getrallt.
Sn Wpntrpic, Mp., Itorb fiirslid)
Serr Gbriit Sentges, mel6er iriiber
III Ser NGbe bon Temien, Soma, cine
6orm beruirtbi6oftete, OIL Ser
Sltngencnt5iinoung.
&prigc &ufe itarb SEER &olentin
Sizes bon Honoom Safe, isis.
Sn Der ct. Igncs-Sirdlc IN ct.
TouI, Winn., fono am 10. Wlai oie
Srouung bon Serrn Geo $. Sermes
uno Sri. Suionno Senbipap Itatt.
in ibrcr @pbnnns, go. 8 Gebor
Strobc in Chicago, ST., itarb porige
@o6e 6rolt agncS Marr, geb. Wtai-
ion, nod) l1ngerem Seiben.
Im 10. Mtai mlrben su Solp
GroB, isis, Serr Widoel Hooeif)
bon Snfe GDurd, lrno SRI. Moria
&oiielD, So6ter bon Sobn gtifolaus
Foiielp bon Solp GroB, burd Oen
bod)m. Soter Sberlinfels 5ltin @irnbe
fiir'S 2eben bereint. &iel 8liid lnb
Segeu!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17
Ser mOnatlide geriht Ses General
iefretGrs q. Scrm

fir sic Soma SdubgeieQidoit 5eigt
cine Mitglieber5abl bon 3,611 uno
tbeilt nit, cab elm reiienOer agent
ongeiteQt morben lit, 10 Dob I'M nGf.
item Monate cine 3abl neller Mitglies
Ser ermortet miro. Sn Dem Wonate
glpril muroen neitn SooesfGGe I'M
@etroge bon $4,000 be5ablt, iowie
$744 Dem Heierpefonb ii6eripieien.
IS lie0en orei ltnbe3oblte Ster6efGae
bor i'm 9etrage bon 5uiammen &c..
COO, wabreno in benz Iusgabenfpno
1857 porbanoen iino. Ser gaar-
beitono in SGroen oes 8eneraliefre,
tGrs 6etr6gt iomit @nfangs Wai
$13,556.52 meni9er $4,000 fir Die
unbe5oblten S~terbefalle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17
9ie cbriu. Shipeitern banfen ben
Tubnuueru.

Sn einem Sfreiben Ser ebrtpiirbi-
gen Sdtpeitern bes Sransisfaner.
Sroens bon ga Groiie, @is., nelhes
S6reiben a6er aus bent ct. Into-
Mus Gonbente in Carroll, Soma, ba.
tirt tit, ihreiben bic S6peitern ipie
folgt nit geaugnabme arf Die @uf-
merflamfeit, Delde Der 2et6e Ger
SdDeiter We6tilois bier IN OH.
bllque in Dem Sauie Ser Samilie
S6uler ~benieien ipurbe:
rWoge Ser liebe @ott sic outen
Seute in Dubuque iegnen fir bie
Sbeilnabme, fpel6e lie Der tbelieren
Sei6e erpieien. 9itte, iprefen sic
oltd) Dem bodap. @ater Hoblmam i'm
Hamen Der S6meItern bon Carroll
inlli9iten 9anf aus fir feline fromme
SDeilnabme."
Gte 2eidenfeier ser bodip. S6mes
tier Wehtilbis in Carroll mar cine
icbr imponirenbe uno GIerlls unb
,Solt metteiferten miteinonber, Inn
Der peritorbenen, ebrmiir6igen
S6Weiter Die lebten Gbren 81 ermei-
len. 9ei @elegenbeit Der firdlifen
Scidenfeir belt Der bodJp. Goter
Simmer Die beutI6e unb Soter
Siibrsmonn bon @reoa, Soipn, Die
GlgliiGe 9eidenprcbigt. SdWciter
WedtilOis mar befanntlid Die God
ter Scr SamiIie &eter Shuler, Sr.,
bon Dubuque.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17
RIetnereWa@rtGtem aus Sta0t
uno t1tnae8eno.

= Sn ser ct. Warien.airde ba'
bier muroen pom bodau. Sater &rae.
mer ebeli6 getraut: Serr Sobann
Maler bon Sa6elton, Soma, nno Sri.
Sron3iSfa Soffmann bon Dubuque.
9ieiel6en meroen 81 Sa5elton
robnen.
= Srou Waria Shipper, @attin
bes Serrn a,lguIt Shipper bon
9persoiae, %ge6orene Steffensmeper,
Godter bcs Serrn Conrad Steffens.
meper, Itar6 81 GperspiQe inn Sitter
bon 23 Sobreu. Sic mar 1902 NIT
Serrn Shipper ebeli6 getraut NOR.
Sen ,no .binterlGbt bieien nit einem
9inoe, nebit ibren @ltern, bier 0rii.
bern ,lnb brei S6mcitern.
= IS lit genllg 81 wiiien, baB mir
an llnper6auli6feit leiben. @as
INNER audi ole llriode fem mag, Or.
&uguit &6nig's Samburger Eropfen
miro Die llria6e entiernen unb bas
2eiOen beilen.
= Serr CHARLES 9robp bon Sci.
Zig 9rcu5 I'M bieiigen Gountp, wuroe
perfl. ISOLDE Mittmo6 toot in einem
@eb0l5e auf ieinem Sanbe borgeiun.
BEN no er bon einem iaQenoen
goumItamme 9etobtet Wurbe. Serr
8rabp NOR 70 Sabre aft uno binter.
lGBt cinen Sobn SbomoS, mel6er
bier in Dubuque moDnt.
- gu @ortbington i'm bieiigen
gountp murben Serr Spiepb Sueber
unb Sri. Gertrude araemer ebelid,
eetraut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17
Ger hOdu. Batter s. 6. Nafe, Efar'
rcr INN SBerrias WOnnS,
Suiun,

Fat cine Guropareiie angetreten unb
idreibt ms bon Seem Yorf, baB er
Stolien, lrno 5umal &om, beiuden
ltnb bon BORT aus no6 9euti6lanO
reiien miro. Gr ge0enft gnoe
alrgult oOer glnfongs September
pieoer 81 Sauie 81 fem. @dbrenO
ieiner &btpeienbeit periiebt Der bod.
miiroige gater &orl 8osinger Die
@erneinoe Sberril. 8ater Nafe
fdreibt, er iet gliifli6 i'm 2eo.Sauie
in gteD Oorf a~ngelangt unb gebe
SamStog Worgen, ben 7. Wai, altf
Dos Shiff n8rincesS Srene". 8ir
miiniden goter Nofe cine gliidli6e
Teiie un0 Seimfebr!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17
Gas Spiel in Ser Marauettc-S Safe

ON 9~cnnerstag slbenb bate, tros
cines i6ouberboften Tegens, cine ans
iebnlid)e 3abl 3uidaller 5uiammen-
gefiiDrt, ipelhe nit Spannung Der
Gntpidlung Der intereiianten Sonb.
hug fol0ten. 1aS Stiif lit ndm-
lid iebr ipannenO gebalten nno
feiielt bie glufmerfiomfeit bonn eriten
bis sum- lebten @orte. Die Soritel"
lung miro am Sonntag, ben %.
Moi, pieberbolt perben. Sie Sailpt-
rollen iinb wobl beiest uno alle
HoQen pnrben gut gelpielt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17
gu Bancroft, Soipa, itarb ST.

- gu Bancroft, Sotpa, itarB Sr.
Sermann Gangmann, ebemaIs bon
gtetp Wine Eotpnfbip i'm Mlter bon
73 Sahren. 9erielbe mar aus
Stetnfelo IN Slbenbure eebiirtie uno
tam 184S nod Imerifa unb SEEM
Sienna. or mar / Il SRI. Weiter
6n Mell @ier, ebeli6 g~etraut tporben
iino Die Samilie Sog 1897 nod @an.
croft. gr binterl6bt feline 8ottin
nno Die Sobne: Sobann s. bon
Sempleton unb Sran5 bon Bancroft,
lofpie Die So6ter Inna, Srau Seinr.
9rees bon &oieGe. gluf iiberlebt
iein 8ruoer s. S. bon 0perSbiae.
Ger anoere 9ruber s. $. itarb be.
fanntlid Dor einiger Belt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17
Sas III. Saframcnt Der Hrieiter
meibe

tper6en om Bfingitmontage bonn
bo6m'iten @ii6ofe @arrigan bon
Siorr Gitp, Soma, Die folgenOen
Sbeologie Stuoenten empfangen:
glllgrIt Wepers bon Stem 8ine
SOpnibip i'm bieiigen County, Gbri.
itian Sueloborlt bon Ircaoia, Gar.
roll Gountp, nnb Simon Gotb bon
Senlpleton i'm nGmli6en Gountp.
9ie Hcltgepeibten meroen in Der
0i05eie Sio,lr Gitp in Der Seeliorge
tbGtig fem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17
Spreht bnr!

@ir Iino in Der Ha9e, Sic nit allen
Sorten GQsnwaaren, Sefen. Seppi=
den, Matten uno Seltu6 81 perieben,
ale BON leltenoen 6abrltanten 9ema6t
uno Ge9en Scar 9etauft, mel6s iuir 3l
prsiisn anbieten, Die iOnlt nirgenbs
~an0.boten iueroen t0nnen.
Sames 2eoi & SO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17
gu Siniinnaiua.

gm Is. Sunni miro gu Siniinnapo
Wounb, isis, bos 50.i1briee Subj.
lGltm beS borti9en 9ominifaner.&lo.
tiers begangen. Der bodJm'ite $err
Gr5bii6of WeBmer bat 5ugeiagt, Der
SeierIitfeit bei5uwobnen, uno miro
bebbol6 bel Der Gags borber in Nelp
Gaiiel itottiiuOenOen 8eier Oes goloe'
men GrieIter, Su6iIaums bes bodlp.
&errn 9. Gonroo niht 5ugegen iein
fGnnen. 0te Gr8bii6ofe Srelono
bon Ct. 8oul unb s. s. 9eane bon
Gubuqlte iperoen ebenfaQs anlpeieuo
iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17
&iele Mathnlifen faufen 2Quo

in benz beiten iuugen uno meiit tatboliidleu
@ountp @omuubS, i'm irudtbaren Sim &iuers
SbaI i'm &egen4, Srudts, &prn- nnb gieb. @e-
biete oes rSouneniHein : Staates". Sdb6ne
5arrns S5-S25 per Nder. SpId)e an renten $l.5O
per Nder. Miloe Ninter. GeiunoeS @aiier uno
alima. Stride unb @iarrer. 4eget 9pitmarten
bel unb idlreibet I'm Nustunit an
Rev. Pastor Holy Cross Church,
Ipswich, South Dakota.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17
S6nle fiir Srgauiitem
nn0 G1Drlcitcr.

Geit mebreren Sahrer beitebt ant tatbutiidet
&ebrer: z emimar 81 ct. Srancis, Wis., elm
ciaener Wuiifs6 urius fir Suldle, bic iidl aus:
idjliebIid) su Srsaniten uno eboroiri8enten
ausbiloen tpoueu.
Bon @uiang an bat bic betudbrte Nuitalt bic
Sadle Der airdbeumuiit, iuie tie In benz betaruten
Motu Proprio unieres 81. Baters TiuS X. BUR
&hift eemadt iuiro, ais cine ihrer 9auptauis
ga6en betradtet.
Ter Ranie beS ipfpobl oies ieits oils ~ienieits oes
Oceans befaunten &ebrerS Der edit tird)lidbet
WuIit- Sitter Sobann y. Singenberger- bietet
bic bette @arantie elmer tidtigen Aus6iloung i'm
fSadle Der aird) enmuiif.
Npplitanten fir ben @uits9urius i'm Septems
Der thun iupbl oarnn, fih 5eitie 5u tmeIoen. Nlau
fuenbe iib an ben Rettor Der Qnitalt
REV. M. J. LOCHEMES,
st. Francis, Wis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17
@bica9o, osu 16. Wai.
Vetreios.


Wetsen-
Mai. !: 9O@9Os.
SuIi. S3t@S4t.
Roru-
N&ai. 464 @47t
Suli. 47t@4S.
Saier-
Wtai.: 41i @41g
Suli. 3St@3S4.
SIeJ nartt.
Sdweiue-
S1pere, S4.40@4. 90.
Sbwere. raube, $40 "a.
Qei6te, 81. 40@S4.S5
gemIi9te, "a. 50@4.9O.
0ieb-
8inopieb, SO 15@5.SO.
&ii6e NIB 6mber. S1.25@4.+5.
SeroS Stiere. 81. 50@4.00.
@elterus, $2.25@4.40.
S6aie-
g8eltli6e QGmmer, 81. 5000 10
gin6eimil6e 9Gmmer 81. 5096.15.
@sitli6e Sdaie, 50. 50@5.6l.
Giubeimii6e S6oie S5.25@5.5O.
Yr,uiipaea.
S6peinsfeii6-
Woi.: 81. 15@S11.17.
Suli. 81. 30@Sl1.37.
S6mals-
@tai.: So. 32@S6.42.
Suli: So. 50@Sj.57.
6ippel-
afai. SO. 32@s6.42.
Suli: 6.47@6.52.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17
Mhtunq, Tarmer!

5abt Shr Saier, gen, 8artoffe elm, @eisen, 8orit,
&uggeu, @erite, Ger, Butter uoer iberbaupt
irgeuotueldhe 6arnprooutte 5u pertauien? gSenn
70, oann id)reibt crit on Sol. s. sa9Ie. Subuaue,
Sotua, uno irast ibn YpI ieine @reiie. Nian
~aoreiire einiad1: Z. \. Wasie, Subuaue, Soma.
Staots uno 5armeigentbum.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17
AGiebamolunq.

Serr Miois SaieL Ro. 1912 Soma StraBe, 9ls
oh9ue, S,oiua. bat tets cine uolitdnoige @uSmabl
einbeinliider lub impprtirter 06ieiprteu pprs
rdthtg. Iusiudrtige Seiteluneen iperoen prompt
belorgt., .Eretsliite fuiro auf Serlansen 9erne
Su%1eiauot,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17
Weaen Nre6sihaSeu.

Sh empfebIe HERMIT Stroop's berlbmte
beutide 3uloer. Tieielben beiIen ieoen (nodl
ntd1t aufgebruhenen) arebs ioppbl innerlih ais
auBerlid. 3as anertannt eiu5ig bette Mittel, um
Wagentrebs eriolgreidl gu betlen. @egen Mdbes
rem. SeugntNe u. I. no. idbreibe man an:
Gonaro 6. Npeoina,
ct. Sucas. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17
SausbGltlrin aejadt.

Gtne tieire 5amilie in einem Standardization
lidlt cine Ierion IN initteleren Sabren as Cans
aaltertn. I'm .ndbere Nlstunjt ~idhreipe rtait on
Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17
Ter Gins-I lpbOnins- @crein

eripGblte folgenbe @eamte:
Yr0iibent = SO. @onner.
@ice.BrGiibent - g. S. @eiri9.
Brpt. Sefret1r = @m. 8loOen.
Siuan5.S efretGr = s. g. Tein-
frie0.
SGobnleiIter = Sobn Srerler.
MoriGaQ = S. g. &aiel.
Mitglieo bes Sinan5-9omites:
gnil Sdmeiber.
GoQeftoren: S. g. Merfes unb 6.
8. sc. Saun0ers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17
Sarm IN Siowet MiKouri 81
berfuufeu.

Cine 160 Nfer 5arni, 3 Meilen bon Der oeuts
iher fatholiieheu STRIDE in 4erono, Nlp., 3u oers
taufen. Man idreibe an Mrdb. 4. Gins, Rt.
Nerupn, Np.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17
Sram 90. Cores, Die hcfannt,
Mpbiitin,

melfe Sen 2aben 5miifen Ser 16.
lrno IL. OH Der Sian StraBe iiibrt,
miini6t befannt gu modem, Dob iie
cine reiGboltige I,lspobl bon Siiten
fir &in0er uno Samen bat.
SrauW so. Sore1
3Diiden 16. II. II. on Der Glap Ctr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17
Tarmen TIT Soma 1T haben.

Wir baben cine Wn5abI i6bne Garmen In Der
Nabe BON tathpliideu &irdhen uub GduIen.
Sdptden sic fiir uniere Sreiliite BON 100 6artren
tereis2b belle BON Spparo iino g2inueihief Gpuns
ties, Soiua. Man aoreiire
Z. 6. SucrS, Gresco, Sutua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17
8 TT b nrgti1es.
g%ereiniate Staateit.
81 o6trG8Ii9.J
Ger Gpdiu. &ater Sics BON Seacbnc,
Suiua,

ipel0er fiir5Ii6 an einem iiberauS
tiidii6en lno giftigen SalSiibel er-
limit NOR, BAT iih mieber ioweit err
bolt, BOB er ieinen 8erufSpfli6ten
oblicacn fam. Sbidon bon icbr
frr5er 9oller, mar Die Grfrnnfun8
cine iibcrauS gefdbrlida gemeien.
Der bodlp. Serr miro nod an ben
SoI0cn Ser &ronfbeit 81 lcioen
Dnben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17
4 berbeflerte Tarmeu

In 9bpn nnb @urrap Counties. @inn., bon 100
bis 800 NcreS: CUTE @ebGube, glteS 9Gno, gutes
g8aner 10 cute Seoineuueen. @enn Sic sl fnuz
len beauiidtigen, menoen Sic fif ioiprt on uns.
SETTER LAND G. LOAN CO.,
Tracy, Mimi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17
sSarmen 1T beriamIen.

5000 @fer 9anb tinter Gultur IN Stearns Go,
nit 9ebm-llnterlase. Bon 100 bis $50 @der in
elmer 5nrn. Cute @ebduoe, @afier unb g2ieien
aui ieber 6arrl. 9ieieIbel Iiegen BON 1 DIS 8
crit unb Decentralization. 3abIungsbebinguns
gen: ein Srittel baar. 3pei Srittel aui Belt Al
ieds Gro5ent Snterehen. I'm M1beres uenoe
man lid. an =. ". 0Sarneetitp, MeIroie,
StearnS 60, Minn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17

- Softoren WfcGartbD & &eoob,
If. rulo Soipa StraBe-
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MurkthFrtnhtP.
SIR Sem 0roBpcrfauf.

Ou II II E, ben 16. Wtat.
@etreioe, Sen, Webt, etc.
Saier: 40045c.
8orn: 47@55c.
@erlte: 1880 per 9uibel.
Gog9en: 5j-60c per gul6e(.
Ssu: SIS. O0@9.00
Mebl: patent, S5.00@5.20; iiraisbt,
$4.S0@5.00.
&leie: $500. @s19.OO
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Butter: 0airp, l0c y. YimnO; Cream.
erp, 20@22c.
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Groceries etc.
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glepfel: 81. O0@S4.5 80 per Barrel
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Vteb.
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6ilbe: $2.5J@3.O no.
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blnoert Ytlno.
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6@6tc per Yiuuo.
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8obIen: 9arttoblen, 5000 per Come.
Solj: WuteS Gi6eubolS 5.U0@SG.0 % per
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Come.
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ermG6lte folgenoe 0eamte:
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-07
KIM ga yo wa
Chiyo nj yachiyo nj
SaZare iSki no
= Iwao to narite
KOke no muSu made.
A LITERARY BENEFACTOR.
(PhiladeIphia Public Ledger.)

The announcement that Thomas Nelson
Page. the author, is about to establish
a technical school in Hanover county,
Virginia, the county of his birth, where
young men and women may be taught
certain handicrafts, chronicles, a grace
full act of benevolence, pleasing trl-
butte to the affection and loyalty we
should display for the place of our ma
tivity; but the incident provokes further
comment. 1t is remarkable in that the
rewards of authorship. rarely enable the
benevolent writer to endow an eleemosy-
nary Institution. Poverty III a multitude
of instances has been the only patri-
mony of ths poet, the historian, the es-
sayist and the novelist The few writers
who have amsssed competence solely by
their art emphasize the regrettable fact
that literature. as rule, cannot be
classed with the gainful callings. Indeed,
the evidence is cumulative that we owe
many of the finest works of literary
genius to poverty, that it would have
been unfortunate for the world if many
great writer's had inherited an estate.
The pitifully amusing poverty of Gold
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-07
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show is that this nation is now beginning
to face an apparently insoluble problem.
Frederic Harrison declares it TO be the
darkest shadow over the future of the
American republic.
81 claim the book is an authentic nu.
man document, and know it is the most
important moral deed of my life. Inerc
is not bitter or malignant sentence IL
it. 1t may shock the prejudices Of those
who have idealiZed or worshipped the
negro as canonized in Uncle Tom Is
it not time they heard the whole truth?
They have heard only one side for forty
THE only question for critic to de
termine when discussing my moral right
to publish such book is this: Is the
record of life given important and au-
thcntic? If there are eighteen millions
of Southern people, who at present rule,
believe what my book expresses is it not
well to know it? I assert that they do
believe it, and the number OF Southern
white people today who disagree with
The Leopard's Spots could all he housed
OIL a half-acre lot. I challenge any man
to deny this If it is true, is it not of ire
n.endous Importance that the whole ma
ton shall know it?''
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-07

smith, who may be accepted as type or
large class of literary men, was appar-
emily necessary for the development of
his powers. Some steeds go only when
spurred. The conventional poet blooms
most luxuriously when the next meal
must be earned. The catalogue of writers
who were maintained by the patronage of
the rich is distressingly long. Instances
are so numerous that it may be accepted
as safe generalization that poverty is
the native air of literary genius. The
great "barons of the mind" for the most
part were affluent in ideas only.
The world owes much to poverty.
Without it many a classic would not
have been born. Samuel Smiles relates
in his book on Character" that a
Frenchman who was visiting Madrid ex
pressed surprise that Cervantes was not
in good circumstances, and that he was
not assisted by the public treasury The
reply was: Heaven forbid that his ne
cessities should ever be relieved, if it is
those which make him write; since it is
his poverty that makes the world rich
Americans will rejoice in the good for
tune, the Astounding success, "the flow
ing fees which enable an American au-
thor to crafty benevolent desires. In
this instance literary accomplishment has
been rewarded by something more sub
stantial than Immortality of fame. Let
ters are not often associated with lega-
cies and endowments, and are infre-
quently quoted in the money market.
Things have delightfully."- changed since
the day when writer might have been
fifty described as a man "steeped in pow
erty to the very lips