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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-12-28
VALLEY
SCHOOLS

WHAT THE TERRITORIAL SUPER
INTENDENT SAYS OF THEM.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-11-07
A Dental Demonstration.

NANNY" had been suffering tor
lures with the toothache, but she was
afraid of New York dentists. Down
in Virginia the colored folk believe
that doctors can roam about after
dark, trying to catch people to cut up.
A negro child can be scared into good
behavior by the mere whisper of
might DOCTOR" Nanny could not be
persuaded that dentists were not
might doctors" but at last the pain
got so bad that she consented to have
the tooth out. Her mistress tells in
the New York Press of the old ne
gro's experience with "painless dem
tist."
did it hurt?" I asked, when she
came home.
Lam, no, chile" she said. II SUIT
tinly am glad I went to him. He take
an hooked them tongs onto my tooth
an he says, Good thing you didn't go
to Doctor Jones downstairs. This is
the way he pulls teeth!
"Then he give powerful yank, and
I let out a screech.
" :Huh!' he says I reckon you bet
ter be glad you amt got Doc Jones
workin' on your jaw. An Doc Smith
amt no better. This is the way he
pulls teeth!'
with that he shows me how Doc
Smith would "a done me, and lets
out another screech.
An now,' he says, I'm goin' to
'monstrate my own method of sub
straction.'
".An' he gives that tooth just lit
tie twis' easy as can be, an out it
comes. Never hurt mite. My Ian,
chile, I suttinly am glad I didn't go
tc none of them other DOCTORS
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-11-07
riously thinking of going to the Pas

riously thinking of going to the Pas
eur institute with th cir children. The
mad stone was applied to both chill
dren's wounds but we are told that it
did not adhere in either instance. The
dog was reported to be at Col. J. B..
Bedenbaugh's this, Thursday morning.
1t ought to be killed by all means. At
this hour, 11:4o a. m, a party has
just come to town with the dog. 1t
was found near Mr.. E. K. Beden-
baugh's this morning and followed for
miles being finally overtaken and kill
ed at Col. J. B. Bedenbaugih's, seven
miles from town. This is generally be-
lieved ITO be the dog. In all probabili-
ty the head will be- sent to a Pasteur
to know if the dog was rabid. We
hope this is the dog and it will turn
out that he was not mad. Our CON-
munity is just little bit stirred up as
it is not known how man other per-
sons dogs or animals it may have
bitten.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-11-07
SAYINGS AND DOINGS
OF PROSPERITY PEOPLE
THE NEWS OF NEWBERRY'S
SISTER CITY.
Personal Menion-Mad Dog Excite
ment-Social Happenings-Va-
rious Items of Interest.

Prosperity, November 2.-Mr. T.
NJ. Mills has opened his school at
Fairview. We believe that all the
schools of the township are now na:d
at work.
Messrs. Tom and Allen Hunter and
Ernest S. Kohn, of Clemson college,
spent Saturday at home. They came
up from the fair and stopped over.
Aunt Polly Derrick mother of Jas.
w. Derrick was buried at Mt. Tabor
on the 18th. SHE had nursed her son
during his illness and was taken with
typhoid fever, from which she died.
She was II years old. She leaves two
children and many friends to mourn
her death.
Mrs. Lane and Miss Shackleford, Of
Newberry, have returned to their
homes.
Miss Virgie Ehrhardt, of Bamberg
county, has been visiting relatives the
past week.
Miss Claire Wheeler, of Columbia,
is visiting relatives in town this week.
Mr.. J. L. Quattlebaum, of Banberg,
is visiting his brother, Mr.. J. D. Quat-
tlebaum.
Miss Barnette Spratt, of Chester, is
visiting Mis- Leckie.
Mr.. Burr Martin has been visiting
in town the past week.
Mr.. Geo. Black, of Newberry COL
1ege visited his sister, Mrs. H. 2.
Wicker, the past week.
Miss Susie Langford came up last
week and spent "a few days at home.
She returned to her studies at the Co.
lumbia Female college on Monday.
Mrs. Major, OF Leesville, was in
town FOR a short time last week.
Mr.. J. NJ. Werts (Uncle Jimmie)
has moved to town and now occupies
his home on McNeary street opposite
DR.. J. B. Simpsons. We extend the
glad hand and wish for more such clt-
izens as he-a glad welcome awaits
all who come.
Miss Bessie Bowers will entertain
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-11-07
Where Witches Hold Sway

A unique witch center-piece is ar
ranged in this way: On large round
tray covered with bed of smilax or
other green rests tripod made Of
rough twigs. "A small black kettle
langs from this, and under it a short
md of a large candle burns steadily,
flat candlestick of tin being conceal
ID under the smi1ax CA green candle
S less noticeable than a white, one.)
4 witch stands beside this kettle with
long wand in her hand At each
place stands cup of the magic pot
boiling, which is nothing more evil
than cider. On the surface of each
cupful floats an English walnut shell,
md carefully glued to its bottom, on
one end only, is little roll of paper
tied with baby ribon When these
rolls of paper are opened by the
guests they are found TO be quantity
Inscribed with fortune told for each
Pumpkin lanterns give light at the
four corners Of the table. Festoons Of
small red apples on yellow ribbons
are draped from the chandelier, and
three walnut shells tied together in
the shape of clover leaves with yellow
ribbons hold sailed almonds and tiny
bonbons. -Woman's Home Compan-
ion for November.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-11-07
southern states, which meets in Due

southern states, which meets in Due
West.
It does seem to us that President
Smith of the Cotton Growers associ-
alton owes the people of Newberry
county an apology. Three times has
he made appointments. Three times
disappointments and not once an ex-
cuse. Does he feel that we, of New
berry county, are too insignificant to
give even an excuse for not keeping
an engagement. This very fact will
cause indifference on the part of the
growers. For one, we don't like any
such way and we are going to say So
and say it now.
Our town was thrown into a fever
of excitement on Tuesday evening. 1t
was reported thata mad dog had been
in town and bad bitten Sarah May,
the little daughter of Consul Thorn
well Haynes, who with her mother
is visiting her grandparents. The
child met the dog on the street and
walked along with it and when she
opened the gate she pushed the dog
back and he bit her. Her mother
Immediately washed her hands and
by vigorous sucking of the finger it
is thought there is no danger as it
was done Immediately. Mr.. Bowers
talked with rhe Dean Of the Pasteur
institute in Atlanta at night and he
seemed tto think There was very little
danger. DR.. Hunter cauterized the
bitten finger. 1t is TO be hoped that
all danger is over. The dog has not
been located for a certainty. Nh. Bow
ers had persons looking for it and try
ing to trace it so as to know for cer-
tainty if it was mad. THE dog was
noticed by several persons and some
say it acted very "curious." The dog
was brown and white spotted and
quite poor. It had a fight with Mr..
Bowers dog at THE time it bit the
little girl OH, when will we have a
dog law that will minimize these dam
gers, and save many lives.
Think what a sad story it would
be to have to notify this child's father
in far off China that fis only child
lay dying fnom the bite of worthless
cur. Yes, let us have the dog law.
Since writing my notes earlier in
the day I learn that the same dog or
supposed to be the same was at Mr..
E. G. Counts home the same evening
md bi: his little six-year-old son HI
has had the wound treated here. The
parents of the bitten children are Sc
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-11-07

the Jolly Dozen this (nhursday) af-
ternoon. We hope to give an extend
ed account of the occasion in "our
next"
Miss May Lee Barre entertained
the Sorosis on last Friday.
There must be unusual attractions
in our little city for some of New
berry's young men. We save seen
several here 'dhe past four OF five days
that we have not been in the habit
of seeing. While they are not stran-
gers to us they are strangers on Our
streets. But Twas ever thus"
DR.. o. B. Mayer was in town We'd
nesday. He gave cordial Invitation
to all to come :ao the free 'cue on the
9th. Go, if you can.
We were pleased to see Rev. J. H.
Graves, the pastor of the NJ. E. church
at Newberry, in town Wednesday.
Come again Rev. but we can't always
promise the same attractions We will
do Our best though.
Miss Ruby Ragsdale, of Fairfield,
was in town for short while on Mon
day on her way home.
One Of Our busy merchants, Mr..
G.. A. Maffett made a visit to his Sis
ter, Mrs. Joe B. Huffman, of Lexing-
ton county. Gus says he had not been
on a visit to her since her marriage
and he'just enjoyed himself to the full.
We regret to announce the illness
of DR.. C. T. Wyche and his son, Gran
vile. The doctor says they are doing
nicely.
Mr.. P. D. Simpson spent Sunday at
home
Magistrate C. G. Blease was in
town on Tuesday in the case of Hat
tie Jackson VS. Butler Williams for
shooting into Jackson's house: Will
liams was discharged as there was
not sufficient evidence to hold him
for higher court.
Mr.. Geo. Chappell, of Florida, is
visiting his brother-in-law, Mr.. G. A.
Mafett. Mr.. Chappell was at one
time citizen of our town.
Mr.. J. G. Long and family, of Po-
maria, visited Mr. J. C. Counts the
past week.
MI. A. w. Fogle, after weeks
stay in Columbia, has returned.
Mrs. Carrie Caldwell is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Hunter.
Rev. and Mrs. C.. NJ. Boyd and Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Hunter will leave next
week TO attend the Presbyterian syn
cd of the A. r. P. church in the
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-11-07
Such Is Love.
Louis Post-Dispatch.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
He-When I told Clarence I was
going to propose to you he said he
wished he was in my boots.
She-Oh, your boots are large
enough but wait till you have some ex-
perience with papa's.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-11-07
Frequently.

do you punish. your little boy for
asking questions?"
"Only when he asks questions I
can't answer Post
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-11-07

Ary woman who is the architect of
her own fortunes sees that it is we'll
SUI, led with ,.Icsets.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-11-07

An artful dodger is often entitled to
more credit than the strenuous hit
tel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-21
MifglIfte Siurihtuna.

Gin 8ebienter, Der in greter, gne.
Iano, rpeaen Grmorbune ieiner Ser.
rim gum Sooe p~erurtbeilt pproea
mar, III auf mu%noerbdrer @eiie mil
Dem Seben oapon gefommen. SSobn
Gee, 10 beiBt Der MaulL inllte ge.
hGngt peroen. NlS er nit Der mei-
Der Sdlinge INN Den Sols, inter
Dem @al9cn itono, 3og Der Senfer
Den &iegcl 5uriif, Ser Die Saatbiir,
onf Der Der Delinquent itebt, ielt-
belt. Sie Sbiir belpegte id, nid)t,
troB aller 9emiibungen oe5 SenterS.
adt ihauerlide Wimiten itauo 10
Ger Woroer unO borte. Iuie man be
miibt ipar, Ole retten0e Sbilr 5ilrl
Sallen al briuaen. ShlieBIid)
murbe er, INNER nod nit ser Wtiite
iiber Dem aopf III eiu 3elt 9efubrt,
lno er borte, pie man an Der Sbiir
IIgte irnD lie ~auSprobierte. Damn
miiroe Der llngliidlihe ipieOer inter
ben @algeu geiiibrt, mo es lpieoer.
bolte lid Die gleid)e peinlide S5ene.
Sie Sbiir mid mo panfte nift.
g8ieoer nabm Dos 3eIt oet IN ieiner
Sooesongit iest imbriinitig betenoen
@toroer auf, mo mieoer borte err Die
grbeiter on Der Sbiir uno ole fir
ibn iiferlif nift troiilid)e Gerlid)e.
ring Oes SenferS, baB Der S(pparat
biesrnal iider i%unftionieren meroe.
Nber ger Senfer hotte iih setGltidt.
9ie Sbiir funftipnierte niht, unb
iebt murOe See in feline 3eue sllriids
aefiibrt, ats Der er. nad,bem ein BE
gnaoimlngSgeillh eingereiht porbeu
ipar, entloiieu pmroe. - los Tolt
hat lid, oieier Sad,e natiirlid slei6
bemGdtigt, I'M munberbare Sor.
tcmmniiie 5l berid)ten. 60 ioa cine
II eiBe Sdube iiber Dem @%erurtbeilteu
>geidpebt mo lid, ailf Scn @algen
nie0ergelaiien bnbcn. als lei lie gum
SdruB oes ornren Wenid)en geihidt
poroen. - @umoerbar Oiirite aber
al benz @orfommniB ,pobl MIR oas
Cine lein, oaB See ieinem. @Grter arrl
Worgen oes Sinridtungstaaes iagte,
er babe. aetrGimt. man perbe orei
Wtol ben p~ergebIiden 8eriilf ma,
her, i'm 5u honden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-21
4s6 Main Str. CINCINJt TI, o.

City Ticket Office 635 Main street.
Telephone 400 old line; 200 new line.
Passenger depot foot of Second
street. Telephone 40S old line.
Time Table in Effect Dec. 4. 1904.
Leave La Crosse, Winona, Arrive
For st. Paul, Minneapo- From
lis and Northwest.
ll.49 p. m..... Daily ..... 1927 a. M.
AIS a. m..... Dialy ..... 3:44 d. NJ
Chicago and Eastern
Connections.
2:43 a. No.. Daily ~.....12:22 D. IN.
T3:Oo p. No.. Daily ..... 4:57 a. III.
Clinton, Moline, Rock Island,
Davenport, st. Louis. South.
ern and Western Connections.
This train reaches above named
stations on Sundays.
"3:2S p. m. Daily eX. Sun. 10: so q. IN,
2:43 a. No.. Daily .....12:22 D. In
The st. Louis express leaves a
S:2S p. m, carries reclining char
cars, Dubuque TO st. Louis, Pullman
sleeper Davenport To st. Louis. Thi,
train connects at Galesburg with fas
through trains to Omaha. Denver,
Kansas City and the Pacific coast.
This is the fastest train between Du.
buque and Kansas City.
The st. Paul vestibuled leaving at
ll:49 y. m, cries free reclining
chair cars, Pullman Standard and
compartment Sleepers and reaches
ST. Paul at 7:20 a. m.
Fol information about rates, tick.
cts. through ca arrangements, bag.
gage, etc, call on or address
n. w. Uttiey,
General Agent.
NJ. M. Stuart.
City Passenger Agent ?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-21
WiHlnngener Heflame.Srif.

Sen poDet glnflplillg, Oelt OaS
mooerne Hetlamepeien genornmeri
bat, maht Grnelt Blum gum Ius.
sangspunft riidblidenoer 9etrat.
ti,ngen, oenen er cine ergoblihe Gr.
fabrung altS ieinem 2eben mSrfii.
gen tueiB. Hud)oem er einige Der
berte iiblifen RetlamesS rids aMige.
5ablt bat, idbrt er fort:
Die Imeritaner iinb es beltte, sic
oerartige RetlamesG Soups su bobiter
Gntipidlung bringeu. ~Snoeilen, Da
es nidts &eues inter Der Sonne
aibt - Salomon unb i9 butten i6on
otter @elegenbeit biele 8emerfnng
5u MADDEN, lmb 90 ih elm eittes @es
oGd,tniB babe, 10 mrb i6 mid mobl
oOer libel oarml erinnern, baB Salo.
mon es Dor mir geidst bat +, mIB
r1an conitatireu, baB unier altes
Sranfreid, mein Seimatblanb, ailf
ifon friiber in Hetlameiad)en erin.
beriI1 mar"
llnb gum @efpeiie er5Gblt er elite
geidihte aus ieiner Sugeno: SD
mar Is ODER II Sabre ulO iblus
MIDI miibiam burb'S 2eben. ga
lpurbe ib einnal al einen Sobrifan.
ten, ih peiB nift mebr, Oh er @atS
ODER Sad madte, %enIpioblen, ben ih
Inn cine @eidditisung aneing. Ser
Wam, Der iebr bel auf RefIame
9ab. iugte an mir: SD babe ausen.
blidlid feine SteIe frei, aber man
bat mir ersablt, baB Sic iid bereits
auf Der gi;bne ueriudt babeu." Sd
ipielte oamaIS Wirtlih aanS fleine
Holeu al 8oritaottbeatern.
Gin menig", iagte i) aIio.
r9tun gut, id mill SbneH @ele.
genheit geben, etip1s 81 peroienen.
"a Sic Gom0oie ipielen, miro es
Sbnen niht on Dem notbisen 4plomb
oes NnitretenS feblen."
% geDiB niht", iagte ib tiibner.
SD babe mir cine &etlame aus.
se0a6t, Die mir iebr gliidIi6 er.
Ifeiut. Sic uebmen iih etnen
Gperriis in einem behatten Gbelter,
imo elmer mfner Commits, Ser nit
linen i'm GinperitdnoniB lit, iest iih
neben Sic. Sn Der Spiidenpaiiie
geratben Sic in Streit, nno pIoblih
gibt Sbnen mein Gommis cine DIR.
ieige."
rSo?l" iaste id.
pSa, Sic iinO Der iiinaere ,rno
meit Commits fann ood niht Sbre
Hole ipielen. Gr mnB tiittis SUE
balten, Oamit Niemauo |eroadt
ihopft."
rSp???" ioste i'd.
Isle Sieben Damn rubig unS
iuiiroepoa cine 8urte aus Sbrer
Edite iuo reiden Sic benz Gommis
nit bcn @orten: sd Der0e Sic
morgeu tooten, mein Serr!" 9am
pehen Sic fort"
n0as tbue id iebr sern."
Ser Gommis miro Sbre 9arte
gang liant porleien, mo oaraili iuer.
ben mein Hame, meme Ioreiie uno
meme Sabrifate nit ibren Breiien
it, ben. Sh beriprebe mir einen
groBen griols Oapon."
Gin b0dit seIuneeuer Giniaa",
lagte i'd, .ober lit Die Sbrfeige unbe,
oinat babel notbis?"
.ltnbebingt, Sic Ienft 0ie Nuf.
nlerflGmfeit Oes Ynblifums aui ben
Yoriaa."
Sh iiberlegt unS nabm OIL. Sd
fanS mid aud IbenoS i'm Sbeater
eiu, ser 6ommis fam oub uno tpir
ieBten inns belize nebeneinanSer, obne
inns Su feuneu. Sm S~Wiidenaft rim.
gen mir on. uns Stl ianfen, aber iuie
Der aommiS un0 i6 orbentlid an
idimpien dnfingen un0 laiit uniere
Stimnren erboben, % muroen mir,
befor ih nod ole Sbrieise aefrieat,
Dem aommis meme 3arte aeben mno
oieier lie porgeleleu, BON sipei EoliSi.
item traftis onsepadt une binalSsc.
lporIen. -"
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-21

Mtamma: y@eiBt On oltd) iper oie
GeI6i6te perfaBt bat, pelde id) Dir
ebell er5ablt babe?"
Glsden: Stein, Mamma, ober Tie
flingt mir aeraoe mie cine Der grsGh.
lungen, neldle Eapa Dir bi$meilel
porlagt."
Safuuiih.
Came: oSldl, mas bilit uo6l qeqeu
mein 3abnreiBen?"
SnIsar5t: o3abn retBen!"
+ +
Hifblif.
9aller (5ablreihe 8oloIhide Dor
ibm nitf Dem Glide 51blenb, sit lei.
ner Srou): ~ euot'S Sabrl is
beller g'mei'n: SIN MGr3 Is ms
lnier SGlisl ob'brennt, inn Sommer
bin / 6mei Wfal %iiberraoelt uno oody
mai BON an S6nauferl iiberfabren
Ipor'rL mo i'm Serbit bab'n / mi
auf Der Sa9o Orei Wfal ang'idoii'n
-. mirfli' a gltut's Sabrl!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-21
Gin S~dJaaoslad.

.SaS iol( mir Giner nadmad)eul
~lleberiobr' ih sciteru Mudt obue Ga.
terre, uui perbotenem @ea, IN itrai.
barem Sempo, init einem seitobleuen
Sabrrao eineu Shmsmam pbue
erpiibt sI peroen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-21

De @oridt glei 10 obn e 8rot nei
eileu."
Ntlltter (beu SproBIiug ,iiberle-
geuO" gum &er6ouen): IS 0u Der
~illrter @enael, weritte gIei 9rot sur
@orldt eiienl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-21
Sun aaier.SanS.

9oS nette &Gier6en: .Ss id uei6
seipiB. oaB Woniieur 3Gier mir Sies
seididt hat, aber ib irase MIDI nltr,
pie er puBte, Dob beute mein 8e.
%burtStag iit?"
Ginsesangen.
Gr: ,Gmilie, fannIt Oh Dir ipobl
o%oritellen, ipie lang Die Gmigteit
.ilt?"
Sic: %, iebr gut! Sum Seiipiel
leitOem idJ meInen lestcn nellelt Sllt
gefriest babel"
Sdmeidelbait.
Game: ,Sino oieie S%GnsematteiI
audi ipirfli1 Smlerbait2"
Sertduier: % gndoige Srau, DC
fonnen sic nd, rubig bineinlesen -
oa fam iidJ elm &~biuo3eroS Grin
ihmteln."
in Der SiBe.
.Whtter, meeBte ihon, Miilers
oriben bam e Sfweiu seidllad,t'."
$50, io!"
.gld, @utter, menn mir oodl ood,
emal c Sdmein iblahten tbGten."
.gfa. warte mir, mel Sun9e, iuelln
mer mol in Ger Sotterie idbielu III,
semim' : sroBe Soos, na6ber
ihladt'n mler oo6 c Shipein."
.Sodl Mutter. pa that ib midi
amer ireiu, WeeBte, pa miro ia or
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-21
S6merer Seipeis.

Sim @ittagstiide zines I6pofaterI
ipraf Senator Sepep iiber lin.
itanbsbepeiie MnS er5Gblte Damn fol.
genbe @eid)ifte:
Gin Biibides, iltnges Maoden NOR
ipa5ieren segdngen; BET ibrer Slid
tunft iaete lire Wlttter:
$50 iparit On, meme 2iebe?"
.gtur im Barf ipasieren", eripi,
Serte lie.
.@tit pem9" irug sic Nutter
t%peiter.
.Mit &iemanSem, @ama" ,iaste
6as iunge MGoden.
nMit GiemanSem?" wieOerboIte
Die YhIt.er.
.Mit atiemmsem", mar Die CIR
pioeruns.
Cam, iaete bie aItere Game,
.ertlare mir, pie fommt es, Dap
On nit einem Spa5ieritod 5uriid-
tommlt, Itatt NIT eiuem &egen-
ihirm2~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-21
Spab muB aud iein.
@initise @itternna.

Stuoent: so II SGneeIturm ipie
Geite lit etipos Serrlides &or
sem 9eiiid, ieines SdneiSer$ lit man
ia %nclItdnoia lidler!"
Gine gntc Seele.
Midter: .gSnrum be5ub(en Sic
Den @rabIteln iiir SIREN perItorbe-
uen Wtann aidJt2"
,SluS Yatdt, SEER Hidter, er lit
llGmlid, aii6 III Se6en NlleS i6uloig
geblieben."
J aaes nmiOnlt.
v8enn Gid 9eine ISrau 10 idIed)t
fpebanoelt, 10 gieb ibr bod eirmal
oA&niggeS llmsang init Meui6en",
oder ein dlOereS @ert iiber Den gu
tenn Son 81 l%elen!"
ISub' h ifon 9etbnr, Iieber
5reiuno, INT aber niftS geriist. @ie
lie Ibas giid ntsgeleien, bot. lie e3
mirt oil EN- 9rpf gemorien!"
f+f
Heflerion.
Ertoi6or SGnitlid: nSGltsutage,
no man iiberro0elt. ii6eriobren,
iiberautelt, iiberrittelL ~iiberlalien
mo iibergumgen iuerOen tam, 1T ea
EN- Wnnoer, oaB mar ~ijberbulIpt
nod ST. Oen lleberleben0en jGblt."
%%f
SdGH aeiagt.
o4lio Seine nere &od)iu ucrpflc0t
lid b~eoeuteno belier oils sic
friibere?"
SolOut: oSdpobl; iiir mid lit ein
nelter @lutiunrItfriibling augebra-
d)en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-21
Sttlige 8aten fir Nniieoler nad Dem
Simciten pin Der s.. Wf. & Ct. Il.

Im 81. Sebrltar ut0 an 81. MiGrj
lperocn mir AniieOler.8ilete nad) pie.
len Tlmtten in IrfaniaS, Colorado,
Snbiou territory, Seras, &aniaS.
Spuiiianu, Wtiiiouri ~gsebrasfa, 9telp
0ierico, StIaboma territory, ,5rr
S1lfte OeS r~e9ulGren Treiies fir ole
Sinreiie pins $500 perfoufen. lin
nIbere NilSfunft Uenhe man lid an:
=. 4. Hoeber, 6. y. < Z. a., 597
Moin Ctr, Srbilqlle. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-21

1out Sd) nit dod) oes
S6friieiS bringc, for
Belt lang @rGslui.
10 Sc lei?
NGmlidD. 81 / il G
GOiter: Sic aehn, oil
@eibsleit. ,Sd meeI
Die Sdoies, OF c%oirie.
9sit bios, haB lie Gin
lid. I'm tpiiie Sic,
: Walll pdiirig made.
i~unneru lie gebn iperf,
no iic bingebn, WiIter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-21
Sobu &itidy Gsa's., camille sebt at
bic Hcuieru.
Wiitsr Goiter!

Wiitsr goiter!
2es beiBt eigentlit, Of cpurie es
tbut Mfir ia iDrfterlifJ leio, Wiiter
GDiter, aprper Sh bin nit 10. SD
ben ihln 10 piel Sdfriieiies for Die
Sdmili aebrabt Isle femme ia Mei
Brin3ippel, Miiter Glitter warrm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-21

ten. Sr Goiuiu Jtriod. SIT empiaugen. sic t6us
uelt itl ielUit in tWSer Belt BON irgeuO eiuem
pnrnleioeu gu 0auie turireu Huo iomlit Die Roth
iueuoIsteit elmer Operation uuo TuttOrs ODER
Observation-Disclosures e%ripdreI. SdliCfeu Sic
oaIndl. falls Sie nit Srightider Arnnt6eit.
Stdertrontleit. &l0eriltdlt. TiereugrieS, &ildeus
ldlluadle. SlnieHlieiu. 8~1ufigem gSa6erlaieu,
>rbmrrjen I'M Anden, in ben Gierert, Der Aiereu,
ge9euo, Nnldnueluns Der SlBe uuo Auod1el, 3lI=
rldhdltet ots UrinS. Settndfen uoer rbeltmari=
lden Setoell, luic dlroniioler En- mIStuloier ooer G5ei
lentrheui1ntIsmus, Nirtlueh, Seurnllie, seuoeu-
lueh, Utult, II. !. ~, hehaitet ltHo. InS Niittel
beleiti9t loIcrt leoe spur Der aiitigen Ndrnidure
mo onourdl eHtltehenoe &eriuidIunseu. u~ertreibt
Die SdlnIer5eU uHo Sdlueliugeu, itGrtt ole gtiez
rem uHo ole Sl1le. 10 Dan ne iuieoer normal INIT
%tioniren imo giebt benz 9nujeu 90rper ole @e=
llHohett mo &rnft elmer ReriuU inl Ueileu Alter.
} Gs not Dies fur Segioueu Sluoerer getbnu, unter
oieleT iplhe iuoblbefamte Seute iuie Gb. 0euru
&sler, SbnurvGu, Su.; 3ohu 0Mrplueil, Stntiuu
,, SeS DipInes, SpluG.; AfrS. q. StepmluuU, SShits
ueu, Gut, Gau.; gSn. &urauS, Mem Sebauun.
"a. ~. ~. hector, Warihdll, U. g., Mrs. ID. A.
Jnhn. Spr 81. Davenport. &nib. uuo Uiro oGs-
leibe tlr gle tbun. Sdlreiben Sic uitr an bic
Surrlo6 Neotcnl 60, rs Suih Ienple, Gbica9o,
Sl., uuo on ieoe ireie @robe pom eiuem IS ieitiz
gen, reid ilulirirteu Gnntphtet iu o~eutid)er
Sprndle begleitet miro, lueldles alle GiuSelheiteu
geitnH heidlreibt. mare eS Wtr ridltig, Sbrcu Ma
ItelI tuo Norelle 5u lcuoeu. uul alleS ~tuiteuirei at
betorimer. lhuH Sie eS ulio heute betiutnlv,
oenrl sic tulltel iil ilidht tir lmbeilbnr hulte,t,
bis Sic oieie iuirtlidl bemerteuSmertbe 8ehanp
lung uerludlt h1beu. Sic erioroert ueoer Gelo
rodl SrieIndrteu, 10 madden sic iosleid) cine
opufdnois ireie 9robe.