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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
Grcbsmifrubns ipil cntocft purOcu
icin.

Die Gntoedlnlg OcS &re6Sbn5iQllS,
Dcld)er bon elnem oitlidJen Nr5te &c
f1ln0cn luor0en lem ioll, bot piel gll,i-
lcben erregt. 9isber glollbte man,
oieIe &ronfbcit lei olrd 3eleuge-
UGdic peruriodJt. IS merocn 9e-
nollc Seobod)tlmgen gcrna6t. Or.
@pc, Der beruorro0enoc are65.Sp
}ioliIt, miro bon Slulocrtel bon Scll-
ten bclagert, ipeldc al oicier &rolf-
hcit leiOcn. 9ericlbe BELT piele
Sale, mcldle fir mbcil6nr gcboltell
murocn, inbcm er ieine &crbinoumN
BON Sclcn numcrl0et. Eerioncn,
lueldc all Nrcba leiben oOer oomit be
boitctc 6rermOc bobcr, iolltcn UNI
bnS illultrierte Bud iibcr Die ge-
bonOlltng BON &rc6S, @eIdlWiircl,
Slut9cIdmiiren, &Gmprrboibcn, III
lteln mo nlle Nult- mo llnterleibSs
2%rontbcitcn Id)reiben. Wan ooreIlire:
Or. 9pc, Gde Der Ncllnteli ulb
@roo0mop, SotinS Gitp, Wto.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25

Moth, 0ann fontrnt Ser COB" Iiclcr
trot 00n5 mleripnrtct on i'm mo emit
fiibrtc i'm in cin beiicrcS ScnicitS.
"a n0& Nolr5C Schcn ocS CabinNc-
ldjiebcncn in MirfliGtCit cine &orbc-
rcitlun1 nui Den 600 mar, 10 hat bic
icr icin Npicr 0cpiB I'M beIten See
lcu5uitouO2 o%l,gctroffcn, bCmnod)
ljf)crIih 5n boffcl its Dob CT cincll
gnGOincn Hidtcr miro ~BcilulOen bo-
ben. Gicl2to9 Wor9en fono ndd)
cinrm lunl 8 ll1r Qrbultcncn 9tcQllicrl
Die &ccrNiNng inter lcbr 5Sobcr
S%6eiinnbnle itntt, mo NCpiB it, OaB
Dem &critort?ncn nidIt bios bel lei
nel NnNch0riNGn, IouDern bci NucL
Die i'm fnmlten, odtetcn lulO chr.
ten, Gin Qlltc5 NnNelfcn miro crbal-
ten bleibeu. Gen trolleru0eu Sitter-
blicbcncn uIlier oufridtigeS ScileiO.
Wf0Qc Der &critorbcuc ruben III
Srie0Cn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
GIctn ereytA dDrtd1teu aus 4tADt
Mm0 MnaaegenO.

= 9oftoren McGortbD & Geogh
II. unb Sofpa " StraBe.
sn Der II. StroBc meroen Oic
oelttldcl Erotcltnnten Elm grobcS,
tbeolo9ildjes Semiuor errid)ten, mel.
DIES cine 6acnOcnlGngc BON t57 SUB
bobcn miro.
S. g. Sranten, 6eutider 9tbno.
fat unO Hotor, 3immer Alb Office.
@ebaitoe 8. unO Woin-S trdee.
IN Dem &lngefnlc Sdrnee
gegcn Ole Stnot Dubuque, in ipeld)cm
I'M $4,000 Sd)aoenerioB Qeflo0t
mllr0c, bobcn Die @eidmprencn cinen
@obriprud) 5ll @runitcn oca alGgera
abgCNebcn ltn0 Die Stabt mus $1,000
bc5oblcn. Scim critcn Yerb0re bate
Ole Stobt gemomlcn jcood) ooS S6cr
gcrid)t bate cincn nellen Ero5cB an
aeorbnet, neil ole alG9cr in5piiden
ncl;cS Wotcrinl gefunOen bobcu
mplltcn.
&cnn crbiBt 10 bite man lid
ppr elmer 3uglltit, ionit befommt
mon lcidt Mildcmidmcr5en, @euOc
loiort ct. &ntobS Gel an, un0 Oic
Shmcr5en mcr0cn Ucrldminocn.
6rlc0Cn3rid)tcr !. y. Series
BON Nolltomn lturb an Snnrsto0
WtorNcn I'M Nltcr BON - Sobrcn. IS
ilberlebcn pclielbcn Die SGbne Gnlil,
Eetcr lnlo TlonlilIa mo Ole Sod,ter
6ron Mnrl O'Gonnor BON @nrficlo
Nue., GnbuQlc; Srou Is. Snaipau
non Honlcno 2. 9, mo 6rou &. ;.
@orrlll0ton Sulltppn. Die Ne.
erolAun9 rnno um Montoa bon Der
ct. 0ron5iStlls STRIDE aus, ltntt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
NdJtmms, @ablcr Sounds!

9ie SGbler bes StoateS Ssouo
lperoen I'M 9touember ulf eiltcm
Grtra- 3ettel o63uitimmen boben, oh
lie oofiir iino o0er niht Die StootS-
lpa9len ollie 5mei Sabre, o%uItatt
1eoes Sobr 81 boben. @ir ru-
then lnierel &elern 5lt Gunlten ser
Ibboltlung Der @nblen olle Spe
Sabre 5n itirmlcn. GS iport @elo
uno permiilOcrt Die @eid6ftSIt0rrms
gen Oltrd) Die Mubl.G gitotion unb
legt nebcnbei Den profeilionelen
Eolitifcrn bas SonOmert tbeihpeiic.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25

@iiroi9un9 Der &crIGltniilc perbin.
Den unb cine Gborotterieltigteit be
iiben mltB, Die i'm bcfGbigt, ben 3r-
mntbrn9en bon Srelulbcn unb poll
tiid)en NnbGli9ern lolpobl, ais beu
Nngrifien Der politii6en @egller 81
mioeriteben. 3um 8liid iiir Die
Steller3nbler bon Goof Gountp bat
elm Mann, Der Dicien &nforocrungcn
geluad)ien lit, Der oos Sbcol zines
iold)elt 9comtcn pcrf0rpcrt, bie 800
mllotion iiir 0nS Pint nngcllpmnlcn.
SieIer ltnnn lit Oscar q. Mapcr.
lett elmer 8enerntion elmer ser beitcll
mo 9eadtetltcu Siir9er Gbicogo's.
MdbrCn0 CT beIpnoerS in Den Hei6cn
Der groBen 0elltiden gepolferluno
cine berporrngenbc Stcle ciulinmt
lit CT 5lt0leid alld inter Den iibriaen
SepGlterlngStloilen mo Ntationoli-
t0ten mohlbcfumt lutb ebenio befonnt
iii lein Merth ais Wenif, ieine @e.
id)G%ftsfenntnib mnO icine ollgemeine
G%rfdbrlng. GS lit iebr 81 bc5lpei-
feln, oh eS ii6crballpt n0glid NOR,
mir oos mihtigc Nmt beS County
rotbS , TrGlioenten eincn Maln an
fin0eil, DER iid Oafiir beIier ei9llet,
ais Serr SScor q. Mopcr.
SEER Wopcr bctreibt lett lon0cn
Sobrcn an Ger Gde bon SeO0pid
Str. mo Beethoven Glacc cine ser
groBtcn Sdlddtereien in Chicago.
luelun man Die groBen YofbGlicr
llid)t mitrednct. Gr briibt inl boben
@raoe oeu llntcrnebmnungSgciit mo
Die iinon5icle Siidtigteit Der Scnt
ld)elr, mo eS tonn midi br5lpciielt
iperoen, Dob er iein 1eidditlides
@enie, lueldes i'm IN icinem Gripot
geld)oit jlla Grfol9e iiibrtc, IN Ser.
binOiug nit mOcreu nntiirlihcn @u.
ben aild) in Der Gcrmoltuto icilteS
ImteS 5ltnl gtuten Scr Stcller5obler
onmeloen miro. Scine Nieoerluoe
mare nid)t nllr iiir oa0 0eutidtblun,
IonOern iiir gal5 Goof County ein
gruBer &crlnit, icinc GripGbllmo oo-
gcgeu mdrc gleidbeOentenb nit elmer
Nmtspcrmoltln0, ole i'm &cralcids
nit oerienigen ieiuer &~orgGnger MIR
gcmimcl lpiirOe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
Gniliid|c Tlotte bombar=
Dirt cugliide Slider.
SunSon, a. SftObcr,

10 NGr Wtpr8cn).
Gle rnifiidjc baltiidJc Sccfluttc
idJof, Oinc irgcno lucld)ru Inlai, anf
cine Tlcttc uon cnaliid;sn Siidcrci-
ld)iffcn, mcldDc mcitiidj uun 'Nna III
Der Mprbicc ibrcm frtcblid)cu &crnfe
oblG0cn. 3mci Sdjiffc wMonl-
mcin" unS pMinu~ mnrorn in ocn
Uruno gcbubrt nnS bic iammt!idjc
Mannidaft Der r&rrn" nebit ;luci
Manu bcs Sdiffes yGranc" famcn
nm. dc gansc Wanmldaft Der
rGranC" mHrbc p~crlctt.
Die cin5igc Grflarnng fir Die
Shat licgt coriu, baf bic &niicn bic
6iidjcrciid)iffc fir japauiidc Sur
pcSpbootc b%ielteu, iucld)c Die baltiidJc
Slottc ucrnidjtcu iultc, cbe iic Oitlifc
@ciuGhcr crrcid)tc.
Sn GnglanS Bcrridt MIR cine
Wcinnng: y@Gnalidc Ibbittc nit
8cnngtbnnns uber &ric9!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
Tabrprciic Der Burlington" Balm
nGdI Der &cltansitcllmna.

Die iolgcnocn 6abrprcile gelten
AMI Ocn &lIpOrciic @ilcten nod) Der
&cltuua telling pio Der 9llrlington-
@ubn:
&iacte iiir 10 Gage $tl.S5
@llctc iiir 60 Gage $t3.l5
Suiion 9iQetc 9iiltig bis
sum 10. ScIcmbcr $3.50
&o9enbiacte iiir cine &o6c
aiiltia ,........... $ 800
Gpad, Grfnrlion Siaetc tG9lid) I'M
%crtnlir nit 9luanobmc ocs Srci-
tags mo Sumsta9S.
Pile anOcrc @i0cte tGglid i'm Der
tultie.
Ncbncn Sic cinun Nurlin9torl
Nontc @orl0S Snir SOLDER mn
&ortc Ser notwithstanding gratis.
&nrlingtun Sifct Sificc,
Ga5 Ytain Strobc. Dubuque, ,5olua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
Mdtnns, Seier!

On jcst 10 pielc ncitc Rural Free
Deliveries (Srcic 2anbpuit : gbs
licfcrmnA in alcm Sbcilcn bcs
Sanoes cimgcfiibrt uerbcn, mOdtcn
iuir Siejcnigcn n~niercr &cier, ocren
Morcnc oaOnrdy g%canoert iuerScm
mnR, crindcm, inns iDfort bapun in
Scnntmie Su ietcn, nuo ms lire attic
Norciic, iuiuic DEN Namcn Der
Rural Route uno bic hummer
oericl6cn an5ngcbcm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
@rmnSiteinleannG.

Ter @rilnoitein Der nelten Stride
81 GidorOspille i'm bieiigen Gountp
mllr0c periloiicnen Mittmod) bonn
bodru. &nter Seer BON 0perspillc an
Stclie Gr5bilfof &cnne's gelegt.
Safer Seer bielt alId) Die belltid)e mo
&eu. $. i. Carroll Die engliide Seit-
preOigt. ginrrer Der @emeinoe lit
Der bodJm. &atcr Glarf. Ser @nll
ioa $4,000 folten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
Ericitcr pcrnrtbcilt.

9tod) elmer 0es Moinicr 9epei6e
Bate ole @ittpc 9ur0d $4,000
SdaoenerIoB bon einen fotbolii6en
ErieIter Nomcn5 Sobn Bros 5ltge-
iprpden erbultcn, neil 0erielbe ibrem
Momle cine 5Sloi6e GorboliGllre Sum
Srinfcn gegcbeu mo bnOllrh ieinen
600 berbeigcfiibrt. Die Sbotlnde
id)cint aber D il 51 iein Oob Der
Ntonu Yiftbu DEM GrieIter Die SID
id)e nit Der SdGrfe ans Der @ouo rib
mo trob Der &nrnung OeS ErieiterS
ole CT nidt ernit nobmt ~ trnnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
Murkthrrtd1te
Uir Sen @roSperfauf.

Ou b II II E, ben "a. DIT.
Setreioe, Sen, Me9l, etc.
Saier: 3103Jc.
8orn: 55@60c.
Gerlte: 30-50c per 0ui6el.
6o89en: 40-5Oc per Bui9el.
Seu: SIS. 50@9.00.
99sbl; Batett, $6.aO@6.4O; lrais9t,
Sc. O0@G.2O.
&Ieit: Sls. 90. @S19.oO
Gutter, @ier Rde.
Gier: 1Sc per Subenb.
Butter: 0airp, l7c y, PfnnS; Cream:
srp, 20t@21c.
adie: 0tabm Sdis. 1916; grid, 15c.
groceries etc.
GeiS Gi-9Ec per YiunO.
.3luiebeln: 50060 per guibel.
aepfel: 60@75 per Suibel.
Sartolelu: 35c. per 9uibel.
gleb.
Stiere: S4. OO@4.50.
0tinOer: S3.00@3.2j.
6iibe: S. .50@3. 90.
&0lber: 81. 00@5. 90.
S6weine(au benz 6uB): S4,s0@5.0o pei
bnnoert Bilmb.
8ieb (9ei9lo9tsD.
Riuoieii6: 4s@Sc per Yfuuo ttiilesr,
6@7tcper Viuub.
S9aflsiib: 6ie
YroUi IONS.
GerduderteS Sleii9S 9iuten, :11s@13ic
Spst, Sf@15e.
Sdmal;. St@94c.
&oblsn 9arttoblen, $3.50 per Eouue,
Sol,: Gutes @idenbOls. 6.00@s7. 90 PEI
1orbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
Ser ct. Ilupiins %crciu Der Ser5
ScIu : 6emcinoc

miro am Is. Nppcmbcr feline ncllC
berrlid)e Sobllc, ipelde er bel Der
6irmo Ybilipps & Company gefoIft
bat, cimpeiben lniien mo oabei cine
N6cnO-llntcrboltung nit HcOen, @e-
iollg- uno MtlliifportrGgcn perun-
itnltcn. Wor1ens gebt Der Sereill
III corporc 5llr Tl. Communion.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
Sine wcitcrc ~fntbpliidJc Stride fir
Snbnnuc

ioll, mic Oie 5ugcSblGtter bcridtcn,
IN ser @egeuo Der 9llto &iltn uno
@cit fl. StroBc geplont iein. Die
fntboliiden &%cppbner ollf bcn gln-
b0bcn III jencr @egellb iolen lid) be.
Idmcren nod) ben meitercntlegencrl
&irhcn llnten III Scr StoOt Slt gebell
mo beIltGen OeSbolb pieliod) aloIter.
fnpcllcn, mos cine 9~eproncte Yiorr-
icclior9c foIt lnunGglih modt. Is
IoIlcn idJon eiu &unbert llnterld)riie
ten iiir cine llellc &forrci gcIumnelt
icin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
Spre6t nor!

Wir lino IN Der %a9e, Sic nit alien
SOrten Gasnmuaren, Seder. Ssppi=
den, Matten uno Seltu6 81 psrisben,
ale bon leitenoen 6abrltanten gema9t
uno se9en Scar 9etauft, pelde ,uir 81
Prsiisn anbieten, Die ionit nirselios
a~ng,boten ,peroen t6nnen.
Sames 2ebi e. 60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
&iele Mathnlifen fanfcu Sano

in benz teiten iunaeu uno meiii tatboliid)eu
eoIntp GontltroS, iM irudtbdreu Sim 6iuerz
Sbol I'm Heget~, 6rutbt, 9orl= iuo Sieb @es
btete oeS sSulneuihein ? Stantco". SdlDue
6orlls S5-$25 per older. Soldle Su rerten $3.50
per Nfer. Wil0e gSinter. Weilnoe5 8aiier ulo
Sliinn. 9irdle uno 3iarrer. 9eget 3uiimarter
bel mo ihreibet nm A(Stuuit az
Rev. Pastor Holy Cross Church,
Ipswich, South Dakota.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
PROBATE OF WILL.

To All Whom it May Concern:
Notice is hereby given. that an inS rumcnt
of writing. ~purporting 10 be the LAST VIII OF
susanna Welbes, late of dubuque County,
Iowa, deceased, has been opened ana reaG,
and that Monday. the 3lSt day OF October
A. ID. 1904, has been set for hearing the proof
of the same before the District Court of Du-
buque County. Iowa.
Dubuque, Iowa, October list. 1904.
NJ. j. MULGREW.
Clerk District Court.
BY NJ. j. GRACE, Deputy.
II. H.. Duffy, Attorney for Estate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
Maiehana!uua.

0crr Iipis SaIcI, M. 1912 SoiuG-StraBe, Srz
hlole, Splun, bat tets cine uouli0uotge NllSlunbI
eitbeirniiher mo impcrtirter 9dieiUrten oors
ratbt9. Alsludrtlgc SeieiIIgcft iperoel prompt
belorgt. Hreistite wirb nui &erlaugen gerue
SuGeiuupt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
Mdtnna. Earmer!

pabt 5br @nier, Neu. &urtufielu, gSei5et, Sort,
Hosgel, @eritc, 0ier, Butter pOer iiberhaupt
ir9enoiuelhe dorlnpruoutte 81 uertnuien? sSenn
10, Damn idrei6t erit oil Sol. Z. Hagle. 9ubuane,
Soma, uuo fragt i'm nm ieIne Yreiie. Ytan
n~oreiiire etriadl: Y. \. NaGIc, 9ubuane, Soma.
y. Ii. @err Magic fault uno ~oertnuit audi
StQpt= nm Surrfcideuthurt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
Woti, at fatbOltide 9simitattes
S%ndenoe.

@ern Sic cine Scilrot6 i'm 6itlidDeu aaninS
ipilnidlerl, 10 idreibeu Sic 0eil. fir cine elite I'M
ierer Ydtocreier NIB &reiie an Burger Broth
ere, Surlin0tuu, GauiaS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
ManIa6 TarmiamO.

. Sur pie bette @cle8cEbcit. lmt guteS Sauo al
tnltieit III beutidstnt1Oliidlen @cmciuoeu tUi iao'
ltd}en GGnlnS, id)reibt iir bG& Sldl out tllUr,
in Kansas. 2~oreiiirt ". Sseinidjcnf, sing
man, aiuguldu Co., GGuiuS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
WeQcn M~rebsidlaOsn.

Sh empiehle HERMIT Stroop's 6erii6mte
beutide Eiluer. Sieielbeu beilelI ieoeu (rodl
ltidlt duigebrodlenen) arebs ipipohl iulerlidl ais
0uBerlidl. SGE nnertnlnt eiuSig beiie 1iittel, NM
Magentrebs erIclgrcth Sl beilen. &eeeu Anbes
KEN, 3eugntne II. I. ~. ldlreibe man M:
Soparo =. Spccina,
Ct. AuCaS. Spua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25

fir 1905 als Yramic sebtu. abonntntci,
lueldDe ibren GilditaIS mo eia pples Sabr i'm
yorais br;ablel, trbalten ioiort eiuea 9icgensz
burger @aricnfalelocr ;ngcianot. llniers
gbonncrteu iino oaranf animeriiam semadt,
oaH lie oen SalcHStr alS Yramie erbalten
%fOInell, mo oesbalb nidli 81 fanien brandon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
&atbolii1e Samillen,

oic lid) bel &GieD Sails, i'm uoro6tlidleu 6GuiGS.
cine Gnrm tonicl luuuen, m6gcu idreibcI OIL
Hcp. Spicpb Sittcnauer, =. =. n, ct. Scnes
Diets Nbbeu, Ntdliiuu, NGniaS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
SteQe ncinmt

IN einCm tGtbuliid,eu Riurr6nuie. Iau iueuoe
ldl rIllolifl ooCr i~nlr:it.idl an: -. ~, Siitcrs
OF ct. 6riuciH, Cos Sllf StvnBc, 2irtuque, Sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25

IboHncntet, oeren Sabr crit ipattr %a6lauit,
fOlnrn Den aalenorr als Yrdiiic crbalteIt, il=
Dem lie jest cir ipeitcres Sabr int Sorans
be3ablcu.
Sorcn5 8onmcr, Geidditsiiiarer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
4runttr TT buhrn.

Wir eriideu nnicre aGouneuten 81 beadtcu,
oaB mir ben ifontn
Rr9ensbnrger Marienkalen0er
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
stads md Mmgsgeud.

ntered atths Postofic, at DubulI,, II Va
Srdadmittcd for transmission through
themails at s~sconl-class ratsS.
The copper era., 1904-01-14

dent refused to admit the men, and they gained entrance to the property from other workings. When they had reached the disputed territory an explosion occurred which killed two of the party. Arrests followed, and in the examination Alfred Frank, the superintendent made a sensational admission. He said he had ordered the blasting to keep the Butte and Boston men out of the Rarus mine and that on Nov he told the shift boss to blow up the drift through which he feared the Butte and Boston men might enter. He did this, he says, not with the idea any one would be endangered thereby but to protect his own mine. In view of the fact that the explosion occurred at the time when the men were in the mine, it cannot be viewed in any other light than that of murder. and it is to be hoped that all parties interested in this mOnstrous crime will be brought to justice. The HeinZe method, which is to buy fraction and Iitigate for everything in sight has been great curse to Butte. IL is estimated
 that as much money has been spent in litigation and corrupt methods in Butte as has been paid out in divi- dends. So far in Arizona the mining camps in general have escaped litiga- tiOn, and it is to be hoped this state of affairs may continue.
 The Clifton -Morenci district has been singularly fortunate in this respect.
The copper era., 1904-01-14
QUIETLY WEDDED.
M. 5. Cox and Miss Isabella Gaddis are Made Man and Wife and Then IiIe
 to ChicaeO.

From the Silver City Enterprise
 One of the surprises of the Silver City social season was enacted last Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock when Miss Isabella Gaddis and William :. Cox were united in marriage by the Rev. II. w. Ruffner Of the church Of the Good Shepherd. The ceremony was performed in the parlors of the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. $. GOodell, in the presence of only the relatives of the bride and several intimate friends.
 The happy young couple who had so successfully planned the coupe on their many friends in the city, drove to the station shortly after receiving cOngrtu- lations and boarded the train for Chi cagO and other points in the east where the honeymoon will be spent.
 The bride is one of the lOveliest Of Silver City's daughters. A typical sOutherener, her parents having come to New Mexico from Alabama, she poses both the looks and mannerism which have made the southern girl known and admired wherever she may go Mrs. Cox is the daughter Of the late Dr. J. D. Gaddis, who at the time of his death was prominent citizen of the county. She is also sister Of Mrs A. <. GOOdell of this city and Mrs. Baylor Shannon of Clifton. She is graduate of the New Mexico Nor mai school and has attended Lelend Stanford, Jr. university and Columbia college. She assisted one year in the Kindergarten connected with the Nor mai, and also taught a term in the public schools, resigning to accept a position as teacher in school near Clifton.
 The groom is the well-known hard ware merchant Of this city. He came to Silver City in June, 1897, having previously served for a number Of years as southwest salesman for Hib- bard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co. of Chi capa nIlPiIl1- h a-,I4.2...s-i .4.-. . --->';1 village and town in Arizona and New Mexico and still counts his friends by the score wherever his travels took him. During his residence in thi. city he has built up an extensive busi- ness and is considered as d successful business man.
 Miss Gaddis is quite well known in Clifton, where she was engaged as teacher in the South Clifton schools. The wedding was not exactly a sur prise to the young lady's friends in Clifton. The ERA extends its best wishes to the happy couple.
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HI. Stewart, of Silver City, passed through our city on hi. way to Clear Lake, V. M. Mr. Stewart has boug [ he intends starting work right away with a force Of twenty-five men. This property has a ten-stamp mil on Il, and about two years ago was worked by parties that were not up to the business in the way Of mining, and the result was they went broke and the property fell back to the original owners. Messrs. Hinkley, Hoselman and Harland have had charge of the property for over twenty years. It i- generally believed that this is the starting point Of the old Carlisle mines. 1t being only four miles from Clear Lake to Carlisle, and in case such i- true times will be quite lively in and about Duncan, as 1t only sixteen miles from Duncan to Carlisle Duncan being the only trading point for the | istrict. Though We feel that il is aI- most too good to be tue, yet il is a well known fact that the district is very rich in gold, silver and copper.
 We also learn that there has been a very rich strike made Tn the May flower district by Gilman and Merrill udN lu5 hlSCOHtlGu q IOui-lb AtN Cf which runs 6 ounces in gold and 2C ounces in silver per ton, so look out for the Mayflower. We have always contended that if there was half the money spent in this district as has been spent in the Clifton district, Mayfower would be one of the largest camps in the territory, as there i> rich ore to be found through a belt from eight miles wide to twenty miles long pointi-=-T -a4--==- s->a~ Cl-.iS' Il and MOren nci
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Ar LAST Secretary StOddard has been removed from office, which is good news to all who do not endorse the methods alleged to have been eIn- ployed by him to corrupt the legis- laturc. The charges made against him seem to have been well founded.
 Al any rate he put himself in oppo- sition 10 the resolutions in both the republican and democratic platforms and also to the recommendations made by Governor Brodie that the law be so changed that the territory would receive some benefit from the companies incorporating under the laws of the territory. The secretary had already reaped a rich harvest
 by clearing from 5000 to S40, ,O0O a year, besides his salary. and yet he was not satisfied. and it is alleged spent large sums tO prevent the pass this money into the territorial treas ury, and in this same connection 1t may be well to note that Delegate Wilson, for some unexplained reason.
 failed to support the bill on it's final passage It is stated that he wrote a legal opinion to the effect that the legislature had no legal right to change the law. Mir. Stoddard was appointed to the office as q republican, and while the ERA is republican in
 politics. it was one of the first news
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The People of the Upper Gila Do Not
 Want Free Mail Service.
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 It threatened to storm here last
 week bat it all blew over without rain or snow. We have had no rain since September and as a consequence the
 range is very dry and cattIemen are beginning to be little nervous. The cattle are in fine condition, but
 they cannot keep so unless it rains
 soon. The outlook for the farmers Is
 not very encouraging, as it takes win
 ter snows to make good river until
 the rainy season sets in. There is plenty Of time yet to upset all the pres ent indications
 Dow Dunagan, who has made the
 most efficient deputy sheriff that Dun
 can has ever had, having made more arrests than were eyer made before in
 the history of the town, has moved his store to Pitts siding, where he re-
 ports trade tlOurishing and thinks he has made proper move. He is mak- ing an effort to have d postotfice es- abolished there for the benefit of the residents of Coronado and York flats, and will doubtle succeed as there are more than thirty families in the two places with a strong probability of many more locating there.
 People in this valley are much in tPreSlcu III tue cllOTlS Ol U. W . NJd ,
 wood to get artssian water at York Flat. If he succeeds in doing so, 1t will mean a great deal for this valley, and hundreds of acres Of fine land will be brought under cultivation that are now treeless from the impracability of getting water on 1t.
 For two and d half years Postmaster Walters has been trying to get Rural Free Delivery route established from Duncan up the river to the 24 ! ...-'-..---.,,,trt a'-y ear anu a uaII ago
 and turned it down. Delegate Rodey of New Mexico, had hin returned
 about year since. MT. Walters
 drove him over the route. but he re-
 ported there were less families on the
 route than the department required to
 establish d route and in the early part
 of December Mir Walters learned Of
 its being turned down. He immedi-
 ately made list of the families on the
 route and sent to Delegate Rodey and
 wrote Col. Wilson also, with the re-
 suit that Tuesday Of last week an other inspector, w. NJ. De La Mon
 tanya, came in and the next day he
 and Mir. Walters started out to make personal canvas Of the parties on the
 route to see whether they would patro-
 nlZe the service by placing box for
 the reception of their mail, sixty said yes, few parties were not at home.
 After two days canvas they were given just enough nos to turn the service down. and quit because the balance of tie families would have brought the number just sixteen short (the number saying no) of the requisite number. Duncan always was famous and it seems to be quite natural for it to keep its reputation up. It enjoys the unique distinction of being the only place in tho United States where the people to be benefited refused the service. In all other parts Of the country people are clamOriDg for it.