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The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-12
H. s. PERNOT,
Physician & Surgeon

Office over postofice. Residence Cor.
Fifth and Jefferson streets. Hours 10 to
12 q. M, 1 to a p. m. Orders may be
eft at Graham & Wortham's drug store.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-12
For Sale.

Firstclass shakes. Enquire oi
Tozier & Ingle harness store.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-12
I am Here

For quick and safe delivery. Call on
John Lenger, Phones 4S3 or 3o6.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-12
LOCAL LORE.

Advertisements in this column charged for
It the rate offs cents per line.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-12

Louis, and is we'll on her way by
short journeys to New York City.
In due time she will receive her
satchel and its contents-possibly
after arrival at home.
"A new charter, or a revised
charter for Corvallis. is what City
Fathers figure on. The old grant
of power from the legislature has
many a shortcoming. 1t has had
the city in the courts as victim
on numerous occasions. Some
times it holds water, fguratively
speaking, and sometimes it doesn't.
1t fails also to grant to the NUM-
cipality certain powers that it
ought to have, and pretends in
some instances to grant things it
does not, in fact grant at all. In
short, the antique old instrument
is not the constitution that a best
and growing Corvallis ought to
have. Monday night, a committee
was appointed to examine into and
report to the council some
approved plan for securing change
in the order of things at the coming
session of the legislature.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01
Accordion Skirt For Shirt Waist
Wear.

There is something frresistibIy
charming about an accordion plated
skirt when well made and worn by a
tall well proportional girl. Its lines
are so graceful and there is a fasciuat-
iEC 'sWish-sWish' 10 the flowing pIaits
with every movement, so that an awk-
ward angles are transformed into
graceful curves. IT'S said that they
viii Doe more than ever the rage this
summer for wear with shirt waists and
so some points here given should obvi-
ate much OF the difficulty in making
if it is 10 be done at home. First. as
every one knows, the skirt should be
made only OF q soft. thin fabric aud
lV speaking, there viii be but little full
ness around the hips with a great deal
90 The bottom. and the second point is
that its underskirt should be OF silk
and perfect I'm cut and set To make
this a five OF seVeu-gCTed skirt should
bee used. great care being taken TO 1T
81 smoothly about the hips, bat it mUst
not be too tight or else it viii wrinkle
and ride 40 when the WeaTeF is seated.
The bottom should be finished with a
deep. shaped dOunce with a fine wire
or featherbone at the bottom, on this
deep homce tiny gathered rUffies or
one or more TUche-edged plaitings may
b. mounted. and they may also be
corded OF wired III desired ANY means
is permissible that VIII bring about the
desired fare 10 the lower part of the
skirt
over such a foundation as this an
accordion. or rather sunpiaited- skirt.
which is the correct plating TO use.
cannot help setting well.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01
Chin 0

tanning patterns suitable for all pur-
poses with fun directions.
Every girl lately has been making
herself a handkerchief corset cover. Tt
is made with two handkerchiefs, one
half pointing mp In the back and the
other with the opening out. The halves
Of the other handkerchief point down
under the arms. The whole IS put to-
gather with lace insertion and finished
top and bottom like the dimity and
dotted muslin corset covers.
The shirt waist boxes in CretOune,
which come fitted suugly away like bu-
reau drawers into a case covered Wits
the same material, are now initiated
in miniature affairs some four or I'VE
inches in height These are designed
for a baby's bOudOir use. One drawer
contains safety pins. another sleeve or
bib holders and other silver trlnkets,
a third the wee socks. etc The lmita-
lions, too, are covered with cretonne-
Each small ornament is topped on with
3 bow Of satin ribbon.
A new and most inexpensive as vel
as effective way of trimming unuer-
garments. shirt waists, sofa pillows and
children's clothing is the brier stitch
ing, which can be easily accomplished
By the woman VINO mas 1r-L Ali5S-4'
The garments should first have a par~
tern traced lightly on it with pencil
then the worker may proceed to teatb-
er-stitch with luster floss or amy Of the
/ wash silks.
A charming stock collar can be made
by covering a collar from such as can
be purchased ia the stores with cream
/ 6let net and bordering &c top and bet
tom with a bias band of pink or pale
! blue satin. Properly, the form should
be pointed in front. Then make three
more bias bands very long ones place
them around the collar at regular i'm
tervals ana cross the ends In 'front.'
finishing each with a loop. Small silk
buttons may adorn each intersection
and the bands may be trimmed with
French knots or tiny gold and silver
beads
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01

Of course linen with guipure for orna-
mentation is another English idea.
BrOiderie Anglais, to give it the name
used in mCdiste circles, is shown in all
over, deep hOunce width, rudiing and
degings, with insertions to match The
eyeIet effect is seen in exaggerated
form in the new 'TImperatrice" en-
brOidery. This is a combination Of
lace and heavy nadded embroidery,
The foundation is Swiss or nainsook-
Liner embTOiderieS are shown in an
infinite variety of patterns. The blind
buttonhole effect IN raised design has
the greatest sale. Some beautiful
pieces Of embroidery are being shown
in cOlOrs. There is also the linen en-
brOidery in natural tint, with the de-
sign worked IN white.
Sets made up Of collar, wristbands
and shoulder pieces are comprised in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01

the display of embroidered novelties.
This last named piece Is included
through the popularity Of the epaulette
fashion.
A new design in edging, particularly
adapted for infants dresses. is the
pyramid pattern. This is an effective
and durable design, formed by a sue
cession of dewdrOps. The shamrock Of
Ireland is represented in the new mo-
tits for embTOideTies. Besides this
there is the thistle for Scotland, the
rose for England and the edelWeiss for
Switzerland
Many of the seasons new trimmings
are wonderfully fashioned and a great
deal Of taste and ingenuity is shown in
their composition. Lsces are made TO
match cOlOred materials. and guipure
I'm various shades is first in favor. Some
deep fringes in silks, beads and all
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01
GuimDgs For summer Gowns.

AIodistes abroad and at home are
sending out with the latest model SUM
mer gowns, guimpes OF lace and mUu-
selIine The fashion really started be-
fore the winter was entirely over. when
many of the smart SET OF Gotham app
peared iu evening dress supplied with
yOkes Of flmiest lace laid over chiffon.
The style Of guimPe must be decided
by the gown with which IL is o. be
worn. N the dress bodice should have
short or elbow sleeves then the guimpe
would need merely pufs 90 fan below,
with. of course. the ubiquitous wrist
frills. Shirriugs insertions and so on
are employed in its construction. One
decided innovation. though. Of tRis
springs Inauguration is the 1880 bertha
that is made TO answer too, FOR a
Euimpe by being set on, or over the
l0w-necked gown and removed q pleas
Ure. Much leeway does % give these
who go in for quaint effects.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01

handW0Tk. Possibly a wide band down
the front, with shoulder straps ana
cuffs a stock of silk or ribbon to match
the embroidery; belt Of same color in
leather OF taneta. All leather belts this
season are wide, either straight or
crushed, and narrow down to the front.
Red is going to be a fashionable dress
finish, even for the warmest days. 1t
VIII be most used on warm, yellow
toned linen, with which it win be made
up as a blouse trimming in cross stitch,
done in silk, and worn with a belt of
red morocco, with a gold clasp, and a
stock of red taffeta tying in front with
a single bow under a turnover, -
F.renCh-lmOtted in red, Such gowns
will have bullet buttons and cuff but
tons of gold.
Gray linen dresses are most often
trimmed in deep blue cross stitch or &C.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01
color Schemes in wash Fr0clzs.

This summers white shirt waist
dresses villa be- very generally worn
with col0red fittings. The pretuest
fashion FOR making these IS with a trim
blouse plated across the yoke. with
only moderately large sleeves and a
skirt that just escapes the ground
box plated. on knife plated or tucked
TO the knees are equally fashionable
Ways
All the trimmings should De on the
blouse and consist of bands of c0lOred
insertion. The ground work. The color
n the frOck and the embroidery in
,rOgs stitch Bulgarian or Russian
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01
Back to the Old Days For Style in
Table China.

Were it not that we really are wend-
ing our ways up the hin of time our
heads should surely be turned from
looking backward. For gowns wraps,
headwear, we've gone back to the 30
period: now for china to decorate Our
tables into the early part Of the nine
teenth century must we go The day
for soft mingled tints has gone by. In
place Of these one is shown broad SURF
faces Of color, daring flowers and the
primary tints that We're dear TO the
heart of William Morris and his disei-
pies. The result is attractive II stun
ming, and though il may be DIT or
shock at first to those accustomed 70
delicate hues, matters are made
Efraight bv the information that the
designs and coiOrs are classic since
they are copied from the SPode ware.
Should more be needed TO raise lle
modern Spode in general esteem 1t IS
granted by the statement that the ware
is too costly TO permit Of its use except
on the tables of the very weI-tO-do-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01
For NeedIe Workers.

An attractive little collar and cuff
set which viii give chic TO a simple
waist is made of Swiss embroidery and
Valenciennes lace. The cuffs are four
inches wide and fasten with tiny Gro
ehet buttons and loops.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01
GOWNS
REay 2nd.

Good Quality Muslin Gowns Mother
Hubbard shape, woke of fine tucks
neck and sleeves rufIle trimmed.
regular Csc gown AaRa
Tor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -.s,-,....s-. -
Muslin Gown. V-shaped neck, yoke Of
fine tucks and insertion, k8Hn
worth zoe, for ....--........-.. - - =
Cambria Gown. daintilv trimmed with
two rows of tOrchon insertion and
fine tucks, neck and sleeves bending.
ribbon and lace trimmed, g &n
regular $40 for ...+........... - - -
Extra GOOD quality Muslin or Cam
brio Gown, high OF low neck. square
or v shape extra length and width.
trimmed with Naienci5nnes iuser-
tcn and lace or embroid- e. 2m
cry. regular 81 -55, fOr-..-....... - - =
English Long Cloth Gown. new chem
Use style low neck. short sleeves.
trimmed with lace insertion beading
and ribbon worth $40 SIS SD
Tor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ - -
Fine Nainscok Gown. French style,
square neck of lace ana beading,
neat and dainty. regular @ - - .
500 Gown ioT .........-. - - e. -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01

Now that all kinds OF handmade
laces are in vogue the darned net pat
terms come in for a share Of popular
ity, They can be made as simple or as
elaborate as one wishes, and they have
the merit Of being practically indie
structibie. One can buy d book con-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01

clesiastical embroidery, and pure white
linen and canvas are done in Delft blue
or i'm the vivid mixed national colOrs
of Bulgaria or Russia. Where there are
a variety Of colors in the embroidery
the belt and stock match the most pro-
nOunced tone-green with the Bulgarian
work and blue with the Russian, and
so on.
Black or white belts are not careless
Iy worn with colored embroidery. The
belt and stock always match, but with
white dresses or with pink, blue or
green dresses, all-bIaCk and all-White
fittings are used. or entire fittings OF
gold and silver ribbons
Trimmings For Summer Dresses.
The English eyeIet embroideTies viii
take the lead in fashionable circles for
all summer dress trimmings and frockE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01

sorts of queer bangles trim various
costumes effectively, and silk bouillon-
nees are superseding ruchings in popu-
larity,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01
SKIRTS

Good Muslin Skirt deep umbrella
rUffle trimmed with fine tucks and
lace embroidery edge, -
worth 80. for .....,-.,..,..... " - ~
Muslin Skirt with deep umbrella
/flOuuce, trimmed with two rows Of
t0rchon insertion and lace edge al
ways sold al SIS. go GREn
Tor --..-,.r..........-.... ~ -
Muslin skirt. Wide umbrella shape,
flBuuCe trimmed with taIeucieuues
insertion and lace or hemstitched
tueks, regular price S1-s5, as EZ
Tor .....-..-...--... ... 90. ..-..- ~ '
Fine Cambria Skirt. umbrella shape,
fiounCe trimmed with dainty French
iuss rti0u and embroidery EeFH q g.
always sold at $50. for. y . - -
Cambria Skirt trimmed with three
rows Of NaieuciCGucs Insertion. iineR
tUcks and wide lace CO y
flOJuCe Tor THIS sale..---. - - - -
Fine Cambria skirt, umbrella shape
circular flCuIce of alternate rows of
lace and lawn. dainty f0I q q aAsH
misses or ladies -,,......
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01
INF ANTS DRESSES

Children's Short White Dresses.
Bishop share. trimmed with hem
stitched ruffle around neck and
sleeves, regular price S5c, d.
Tor ......s..........-s....... ~ - =
Childreu's Short White Dresses. yoke
or embroidery, neck and sleeves ruff
fie trimmed, regular IN
Childrens Short White Nainsook
Dresses, yoke OF ali-oVer embroidery,
neck and sleeves embroid- ZEz
cry trimmed. Special price,. = 81
Infants Long White SLIPS, neck and
sleeves Tuffle trimmed, sDmn
regular price 35C. for ........... q ~
Infants Long White Sins. bishop
shape. neck and sleeves trimmed
with hemstitched ruffles or embroid-
cry, worth soc. 2Ea
Infants White Nainsoolz Long Slips.
yoke Of feather-stitching and fine
tucks or dainty insertion En
IN TINS sale ----.-..s-..-.-.....-.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09

Srauerbalrie aus, auf Dem borti9en
tutboliiben Srie0bofe Iiutt.
Sront S6ils, Elm Sohn bon
So5n ShiIs an Roro @rodOmun,
ltarb Gamatug GIbeuo nm l2S llbr
III Der @obulng ieine3 8r1oerS
Wfoth. ShiIb, 90. 169 Mountain
Sirobe, i'm Sitter BON % &obren.
Ser SeritorbGne NOR friiber III Der
Chicago burlington & Guincp Sic
6crei beih6ftigt. 9ie SeerOi9ung
fanO 9iensto9 Gormittae um S4
llGr bonn Sullie ltno I'M 9 llhr bon
ser Ct. SSoiepb'S.Sirdye ans, oltf Dem
Ct. Nifolou5s 6rieobofe itatt.
Ger &eritor6ene fonb an 6rcltaa
NlberN i'm Setter oes SouieS cine BORT
nit 3@ol5nlfoboI 9eiiiGte lno bon
GuSleltteu iteben 9eIniiene Sloide
pur ltn0 nahln borauS, ha er Der
@teimrng ipur, es lei 8ronntmein,
eillen glltcu Sflltd, morollf -er Ell.
trantte. is mllrOe dr5tltd)e &iilfe
berbei9ebolt, ober Ons Git hattie
icire @irtun9 id)on getbau, io6oB an
cine Gettling nift me6r 81 Oettfen
mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09
dir ncn Gmpfaus hrS BOdpu'iten
Grsbiidjuf Mchmcr

lei ieiuem Gin5ll9c III Milmollfee,
lpeld,er am Ntitnuod), Den 10.
Sebriar, olip "geitern ltottfonO,
eriabreu mir iiber ole &orbereitun.
gen iolqelrne SeloiiS aus oen @cdJ-
ielblGttcrn:
rSn elmer Geriommluig OeS sic.
ms Der StaOt unO llmgegenO, Die III
Ger cr56iIhGflihen Heiioen5 itott.
innN, muroe beidloiicn, baB ole
Erielter Der Si05cie mo Saien Sc.
plttationen Ser perid)ieoene1 @es
meinoen, beitebenO ans Dem Sefre-
TOR mo Shatmeiitcr ulo 5lpei Wfit.
glieOern ieoes &ereinS, nnd) Green
@npifnbrelL nm &c. er5biihoflidcn
@nnoen BORT 5u ~begriiBen ullO bieDer
al geleiten.
gel Der Nnfnnit in Milpa,lfee be-
g0ben lid Die Selegoten in &lltihen
5i1r &atbeoraIe. Sic 8loden Der
StnOtfir6en Ioleu dn 9lbeno bcs
Cmpfangea bon 7$4 ltbr on fiirrf
@tinltc1 lang gel1iltet merOen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09
Su Der Miarauettcs Safe

merben .um Sonntog, Den IA.
Tebrunr, Die Mit9lieoer be5 Ct.
9llopiiussS ereines cine gIbcnOlilter'
GaltlIng beronitolten, Oeren Steiner
tcuq 5lun Seiten OeS genanllten gros
BEN WGnnerpereius Der 6emeinoe
beitimmtilt. Sm Sereine nit Oen
WiitglieOern 6e5 Ct. Stanislms
SSiinglingS : @erein5 neroen Die
MGnner cine bronatiife NbenO.
lnterboltlmg in en9lii1er Spradle
criiiibrelr, melde Den Sitel bot:
She Male0iction". IS lit cine eng
iiife Seriion bcS befannten Oertidpn
SDcaterItiideS: SEES Suters Stud"
IS miro cine ber3lide GinlaOrng an
ole 3otGolifcn Ser Sta6t gege6em
iii Sntereiie Der gutter Safe SidetS
5li nebulel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09
@cim Sdlittcuiabrcm gct6Dtct

iptrbc ON Counting ser 11iabrige
&arpCD Haiue, Sobn ser Samilic
aorl Saline, 1892 @aIbin9ton Ctr,
locbnbait. Gr iltbr chen nit ieinem
Sdlitten in miI0cr Sult Den @bbong
on Ger %. StroBe, oitlih bon ser
Eine Strobe birnb, ols ieit SGlits
ten ouf irgeno cine @eiie 5ltr Seite
iltbr ltnO ser 0abininlienbe nit Dem
9opfe miOer einelr Sclegropbenpios
Iten fuhr. Gr plr6e beIiumlmg$loS
nab @nuie getrngen, no CT 5lpei
Stuuoen ipGter itar6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09
Gapitain /. i. Mcrrp,

ser %ollbcfannte, geo Atete unO popll'
lGrc @enerol . E~oiiuaier 9lgent Der
HSQinoi5 Central 'Giienbobn beiru.
tbete 81 9eloit. Mis-. porige ISOLDE
Sri. 3ntborinu SUmmins, melfc
friiber Scbrcriu on ser 0fientlidcr
Sdule in Walubciter, Soma, mar,
no SEER Wtorrp tango 3eit mobnte
ruh 100 err elm idJone& Sous belibt,
Teld)eS Die gtCugctrnlden bc5ieBelt
wcrbeT. Gopt. Wtcrrp lit audi be.
fonnt ais elmer ser 8riipOer oes
&idhurg Natinnai Berries sum Nll.
0enfen an ole Sd'IodltelL ipeld)c ipG6.
reno OeS YiirgertriegeS in iener We.
seuo gelieiert lpurbel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09
Nns Sipnr Gitp, Soma,

miro inns geidrieben: slm Wontag,
ben j.. 6e6ruar, mlIrben i'll lnierer
ct. Spnifntilts, STRIDE babier ebeild'
getraut: SEER @einrtdl Wtiuer mil
Sri. Sopbiu Nnoerion. Ser 6odJW.
Soter Sdleier nabm sic SraultnQ
Dor. &cioe grnutleute iino bier
pobl6efonlt mo geodltct. Die melt
life Seller iono in Dem Saliie BON
Eeter Eertp IN 0recnbille itott, mc
nlc GingelGbcnel trefflid) bcmirtbei
lUuroeH.
sll5 ein outer 9 III e M 6urge
bate Ncinrid audi nid)t pergeliet,
Gcrilg @erItenioit 5ur !3uno 6i bo.
ben lnb ca erObertc cine iold)C
~ireunolide Stimmutng Die @eiel.
idoit, boB Die Seier iid bis iriiF
WoraenS hi15p9.
Wtit Dem Mnnihe, baG Ser lieGC
@ott sen MenJeirarlten piele Sabre
OcS GbciegCns perleibe, ihlieBt nnt
GriiBt
N6r e~rgc6cniIcr
20. z 6 neiOer.
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RIetn aus 0tSpt
mRD 1mee8euOs

SnfoIge pnn @luipersiftung
Itarb i'm Alter bon 80 SSSabrtn StaiI
Gli5abetb Muler i'm Sinlep Soipi.
tale. GieIeIbe bate lid beim 8raut.
idneioen oil eiten1 2aumen per.
leBt. Mls Die @lulOe nift beiiei,
ipolte mo ertieblid) ihmerste, con-
i~tatirte Der slr5t Slutpergiftirng.
Man brad)te ole Sruu mat 6etn
9oipitnle, 100 man Die Sano amplii.
ren mllBte, lpobei Die SerleRte IN.
fpl1e Der Operation itarb. lie BE.
erOierlng falo Don Der 8obnun9 Oes
Srn. u. s. SAINT ans, itatt.
s. 8. Srauten, behtid]er Thpo'
Fat u1b Notar, 3imlner Alb Office
@ebGllbe. 8. rnO WainsS traee.
SEER Setter s. @eirid bot oell
Grocery Store an Der Gouler Npe.,
i0rflid, i%ibernommell, ipeld)cn Sert
Setter @aHoerldeib friiber fibrte.
Sn Sitter bon 80 Sabren ltarb
um 2omnerstug Nafmittag I'M
WercpsSOIpitnle babier Sran Warp
&oat, Satin Des &ril. Wag @oat.
Ea ii6erleben Oie Seritorbenc ibr
oIotte, &ater uro Wutter Gle mar
cine aebprene Gltming) nno Spei
S6neIteru Srul S6pn ulb SraiI
SeTni nebit iiiuf 9riiperrl.
- @er nit rbermatiihen S6mer.
sen bebnftet lit, Dem fpmrut Der
gSinter ~geiuobnlif) iebr lang Dor.
gSer jeood) ct. Safcbs Del gebrnndt
miro in rurser 3eit bon &benmatis'
mus gebeilt ietl.
Die Solp GrpB @olferei : 0e.
ieQitait bat beinl Golultp'& cforoer
lhre SSncorporaticnSsgrti nieOers
gelegt. Ills gettiebsfopital merben
$4,000 angegeben nrO Die Gireftoren
iino Ole Serren: Setter Weper, Setter
Giobl uno Seirrid &. Weis.
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GimaeianSt ams @inuGa.

8inona, Minn., 8. 6c6r. 1904.
See6rte Ge0attion!
8itte, perOffentlid,en Sic iolgcnoe
SeomtenuaDl Ser 9. N. St. Ct. 50,
iepb'S @egeuieitigen llntcritiibumgS-
@elelihoft bon &inona Wiinn., in
S6rem gei6Gbten @lutte: GraiiOcnt,
Scbann Wtiiler; &icesBrdiibent, s.
81. &cntQes; S6abnteiIter, Soiepb
SGlin0ermonn; /. SefretGr, gSil-
belm S6neioer; 1. Sefretar, 5rnn5
2onguai; MoriGaI, 9iitolnus 80,
iepb SGrcioer; @otidaiter, Sran5
Meper; 6inm5sGomite: Soiepb
Sdlmod)er mo &arl =. Sd)uler;
6dbnentr1ger, MnOreaS Sobrint;
Ser. Staoten Sdbnentrdger, Sron5
@infels; &erpoltung$ratb: Sobnm
Sitter, Ynui &emp unb Gottirieo
Strrnt; llnteriudJungS.4 r5t Or. s.
9. &pnd,. Die @eieQihoft beginnt
nit bieier SnbreS : @crlammling
ihrcn 80. Sobrgang mo 56blt bclte
242 Wtitalieocr. SSm perfloiiercn
Sabre hnttcn mir II franfe Mitglie.
Ger, melfe $4,000 an arnnten
geloern erbieIten.
Nib. e dnei6cr, Scfr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09
Sic yGpinmbia" uuu Milpanfee,
SSi5.,

melOct in iGrer ncrleiteu Summer
6olgen6e5:
nGubnqlte, Soma. - aGe Stll-
bcntels beS bieIigen Ct. Soiepb'ss
College inc qemGB Geroronung Oes
botrp'iten Gr56iit)pfs aeone, gebale
len, Oie beutidJe SpraGe 81 er-
lernen."
Eie Mcloung lit besbalb irterei.
iollt, neil man III leitelloen &reilen
tirhli6cn &reiien 81, Ger GiuIidJt &C.
tommert III ieiu i6eint, oaB Die Seel.
forge in Deut b cr SpradJc oiielr.
bar ohiplut notbmenDtg
1T. IS lit aemiB MIR nit Treuoen
5ll begrilBen, luemt Oeutid)s rc0enOen
Sntbolifcn aud SccliOr9er gelid,ert
merber, luelG}e i'm StunOe iiltb Die
Secliorge IN elmer beirie0igen.
ben @ciic iiir Die OGltldrreoen-
SCR &ntboliten al belorgen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09
Sins ct. Baul, Minn.,

1dreibt Der y8moerer":
,9t1n ii. 6sbruur feiert Der - IL
remburaer II t G I It II T.
mas. 8erein ieiu Stlbcr'
ues SubiI1um. Sic 0eIer be-
qinut am 8ormitta9e init elnelGl
Sodamte in Der Ct. N9nes.Slrde
melfes purmlsIi6tli6 pom bcd)'
ip'iten @ii6of Sdrpebod bon "a
Groiie (Oie nSolfS5eitrmg" perleBi
lin nod gSinonu), ceIebrirt iperoer
Miro. O&ittoe3 merDen Die ollaIpnr.
tiqen @QIte bel einem 6elt.GommerS
in Der NtpSartbaae belpirtbet, nm
ON A6enD finoet boielbit Elm 9roBeS
Concert Itott. Die 6eitreOe miro oen-
Yyernebmen nod nnier Iieber 8relnr
lrnn College Sic. @cnrer aus @u'
buqllc, Soma, balten."