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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-25
Srcisebn Eerlonen biihen bel benz
Sranoe cincs Shutters ibr
1c6en elm. !

90 on treal, Canada, 81. s(pril.
Sn Der 9tadt lit oas &lolter i'm
9orie ct. @enepiepe in Der Yropina
Guebec abgebrannt, nobel orei5ebn
Weniden oas 2eben in Den 6lamnlen
eingebilBt baben; oarlinter nareil
aht MdoGen, Die i'm Sitter bon IL
bis Is Sabren ltanben, cine gfonne
uno bier alte 6rauen, Die i'm aloiter
lpobnten. Cine oeriel6en NOR SO
Sabre oft.
Sobalo ons 6ei,er ent0eft ipurbe.
eilten Die 9oribemobner 8ur Nettllng
berbei. Wfan iorlnierte gimerbrigas
ben ilno gab iih alle Wiibe, oas Ge.
bdiloe 5u rettell, aber Die 0lammen
butten berartige sSortIhritte eemaht,
oaB feline Hettltng n6glid mar. Die
8epobner oes Gloters, aus Dem tief.
item Sdlaf selpedt, periilhten. ii6
our6 Sen Hanh in's sSreie 3r retten.
Shmelter Nageterre madte BEN
beloenmiitbigen @erillh. Die ibr an.
pertrallten ainOer in Siherbeit az
bringen ino fam babel ielber in ben
Slammen i'm. Iie perungliiften
ainoer befanben lid in Dem 9beil bes
aloiters, no Die 6lammen idon Der.
ortig Inn lid gegriifen batten, bob
feline Silfe mebr m0glid, mar.
9as sSelier brah ungef1br INN
Wtitternad]t aus. Wian perluhte,
aointe Glaire per Selepbon 81 errei.
den, Inn Silfe aus Montreal 3ll er.
balten.
Sn Der 3piifenseit griffen Die
Slammen NIT entiesli1er 8eihipin.
oigfeit nm iif). Gie Iufregnng ilnter
oen 9oribeiuobnern mar entieslid,
als man fano, oaB Wienihenle6en
perloren gegangen ieien.
Ter Brand brah in Dem 9eim fir
alte Srmien aus; Der Halicb mar 10
Oidt, ooB Die bort befinolihen ainoer
niht ms sSseie eelansen fonnten.
Gas aloiter mar oas &lolter slir
Seiligen slnna BON Sahine.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-25
ltnsebemre Ginluanocrnns.
g e 10 90 IF, 2t. ZIP

rtti ~ ~ = " u y ~ 81. <tPbtt.
Ter Sambilrs.slmerifa 0ampfer
.Nenniplpania" bate beute BEL ieiner
gnf,lnft Die groBte ginpunoerers
malie, bic ie elm einaelner Gompfer
aebra6t bot, an goro; Die Neiieitoen
in oen &aiiiten ilno i'm 9miidenoed
5dbIten 30S6 Yerionen, 0aralnter
1880 Observation-Disclosures. Ste
3abf bon Observation-Disclosures lit
nur einmal iibertroifen porOen; Dos
mar pcr 5tpei Sabren als Der Cant
pier Bulgaria berielben 2inie
1899 3miihsnbeder brahte. 3ie
Heiie bes Iampiers mor slngeiiGts
Der nielen Geiienben merfpiiroie,
oenn es fant fem Sooesfall pur, uno
als Der Tampfer anleste, befan0 ii6
fein Sblperfranfer an 9orb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-25

Saus Oes SSohn 6. &unfle pernid).
tete, per6rannten orei Sinber Der ia.
mile lmb Elm piertes nnroe l6tper
perlest. 0rei 6euerluebrmdnrer
uno 5pei 5u Silie geeilte Siirger er.
litten i6rpere granSpunoen, ais lie
Die &inoer 5u retten periuhten. Die
gltern befanoen ii6 in Der Stride, ols
bas 6eiler ousbrah; MIR Die alte
8roBnluter ipar bel oen &inoern
uno fonnte lie nibt retten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-25

Sronfreih pegen Ser 0eniibnng Der
&amronbbii6t ourd MuBlono prote.
itiert, aber nod feline slntiport erbal.
ten bat.
Ser Tofio'er Correspondent beg
nSailp Telegraph" melbet, ooB Die
iapaniibe Slotte 6ereit lit, nah Der
aamranbbilht 81 iegeln nno DIE
Gitiien an5ugreiien.
ct. Yetersburg, 90. Ipril.
lleber Die 9epegungen oer riiili.
iden 8lotte berribt allgemeine I'm
flnrbeit, aber au1 aagemeines SS1,te.
reIIe. Die gonniroIitdt bebaiIptet,
&oieitpensfp's Bldne ebenio merig 5it
fennen ipie oas Yublifilm, aber Der
9erid)t, bob elm Sbeil Der Slotte bel
Songfong geii6tet puroe, finoet fei-
men 8lauben neil oongfong nid)t
nlf benz @eee bes glbmirnls liegt.
Die lleber5elgung briht iid all.
m1blig 8abn, oaB iih Die idperen
Shiffe Sapan's in Der gtabe Der ia.
paniiGen &iiIte iammeln lno Sogo
einen &f auf Der boben See nidt
annebnien miro. glber geraoe ailf
oas lestere bofft Die rniiiihe glomi-
ralitdt, ba man ebrli6 ser slniiht lit,
oaB 9foieltpensfp gegriinoete Soff.
nune auf ben Sieg baben Oorf ipenn
es 5u elmer ri6tieen, porber geplan.
ten Seeihlo6t fonmt.
Wtan glaubt, Dob iid Sogo porldu.
fig arf ndhtli6e Sorpeoonagriff be.
idr1nfen miro; er miro periu6en,
ein5elne Shiffe fanpiunf1hig 5u
MAIDEN, lie 81 5eritrelen imo oann
am Worgen Die beibdoigten Shifie
auf3uilhen unb g1n5lid 81 pernih.
ten; cine oerartige aampfiueiie lpiiroe
fir bie rliiiide 5lotte rebt sefabrlih
iein.
Baris, 81. 9lpril.
Ser Yetersburger Correspondent
bes ,Wntin" berihtet ulls better
Gueae, SaB glomiral gfebogatcips
@eifpaoer bie SunbaItraBe bereits
paiiiert bat unb i'm gegriff ltebt. iid
nit Der Suuptilotte 5ll pereinigen.
Ger bieiige ruiiiid)e 9otidaiter bat
Der .Eatrie" gegeniiber ieine aniift
iiber Die nd6lten 9epegungen Der
ruiiii6en Slotte aiisgeiprohen; er lit
Der Mnlid)t, oaB 9fojeItpensfp Die Su-
paner iofort ansreifen itno ihnen
moglidlt groBen Sdaben 5ufiigen
miro. @enn linn bies selinst, bot
&uBlanb INNER nod Die in 9ibau
liegenbe Slotte; ielbit !penn Hoieit-
pensfp'S Slotte gan5 Seritort miro,
iriiroe 9fuBlanb INNER nod cine be.
beiltenbe Seemadt belisen.
g t. et.erSbnra %. slpril.
SSier iino @criibtc i'm llmlanfe,
oob bas 2. ruiiii6e Ha5ifiide 8e-
ldmaber bereiis Die &amranbbubt
oerioiien bot ino iih aui Der 6abrt
naG Nlooipoltof befinoet, aber Ole
:fesier,iag ipirb aui Den iapaniifen
Vroteit art,pnrten olS wenn oas 8e.
ittnobev feline 5obri rod nidt fort.
2s'est Edttc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-25
Moro nnS SelbitmorS.

M ount Sermon. O., 20. slpril.
5reo. ". Sones. Elm ilmger giien.
babn.Gontraftor, perlangte BON leiner
Sattin $1,000. ole Tie bon ibm in Ser.
mobrling batte nnb lniit Seltament
oeS gittsburger Stablfonigs .. s.
Sones perrpnlten iollte, Die Srau
meigerte lid; ba es bas 2eete mar.
mas Ole 6anlilie beiaB, eridoB SoneS
Ieine Satin ilnb beging oonn Selbit.
moro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-25
lie 0cnifitarre nimmt in Ne,u gurf
einen cridJrcdenocn llmfang an.
q G 10 9)orf, 90. 9(pril.

gtem Dorf, 90. glpril.
slbermals meroen Sablreihe So0es-
f1lle iniolge BON @enidltarre gemel,
oct. glm Wfittmo6 foroerte ole
aranfbeit 10 Spier, imo Die 9ler5te
befiirdten, oaB crit oas beitGnbiee
parme &etter cine SeIierung berbei-
fiihren miro. 9is iest muroen feine
Shritte getbaL Inn elmer sln-
itefilngsgefabr IN Den Sdillen por-
5nbeilgen. SSn einem eill5ieen
Wtietbsbmiie, pel1es bon adIt Sami.
lien beipobnt miro, Itarben flint Sim
Der uub brei anbere iino erfranft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-25
%saie in sincm ;sa6rifgcbdmSe.

naaias Gitp, Mo., 90. Mpril.
iSu benz sos Telmpare StrnBc se.
le9enen. SabrifotioilSaiueden oienen.
Der 0ebGrbe, wa. beilte ein id)iperer
Ereibrieunen poI DIR Bellc geiprun.
ger mo idbuus init iolher gSllht
gcgec ben ,N,b639en, NAB ii hem
ourunter 9e!e9cncn .pe:ien Stofluerf
osr 0cfenbeiv,,.i inter sSonner ano
Rrcdca 5.,r Grbe i,el, Ole in Dem
9lournc tcidl6Itisien iiiai,;a ilrgcn
Wi6A'n claMa:ei aa3 @eh;ill0e lei
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-25
Sd,ucres ltnslid in eincm Ibeater.
gebGmoc.
Snbianapolis, Sno.,

. .i
49,. Mpril.
Iurh einen falihen Sei,eralnrm
in Die sroBte Iiifreguns periest, ra-
item einise biin6ert 3eitlingsinngen,
melhe ireie 3beaterbiaets baben
lpollten, I'M 6reimourer-3empel cine
cnge Ereppe beritnter, nobel bier 5ii
Iooe getrompelt uno nlebrere anoere
lebensgefdbrliH nerleet rpliroen.
Tie 9illetS ipurben bon benz Ser.
treter elmer Yatentmebi5in an Die Sci.
tunssjmngen perihenft. Shon lange
Dor Der fiir Die 8ertbeiliins ieiteeies.
ten 3eit batten iid Snnberte bon
Sunsens ouf Den Sreppen hes Drei.
maitrer-Sempels 5uiammengeordngt,
po tie iid) Die Belt in Ser BEL ibners
ii6li6en Weiie NIT @ebrGnge uno
@etoie pertrieben. 9lls Die 0ertbei.
lung begann puroe bas @eordnse 10
sroB, bab mebrere Yoli6iiten fatml
Srbnung balten fonnten. 3abei
ioaen eiiige Silngen, Die iid germ
nod borne 0raneen poaten, ,sSeiier"
geidJrieen babens Miigenblifitd
brad Die srobte sl,ifregl,ng aus; bic
oben Stebenoen 0r1ngten nit iiber-
menidlider Mnltrengung nod unten,
unb in elmer. Miruite Log eine
ihreienbe, trampeln0e NtnIie bon
.Snoben ant ssitbe Ger 9reppe. Die
Yoliaei rib Die, Maiie aissinanOer,
aber als iit Der ahoten loite, laaen
bier 4naben tobt ba, pdbrenb anoere
NIT idperen 8erletungen nod ben
Soipit1lern eebraht meroen mubten.
@alb fanoen lid aud Die Sin.
geborigen Der 3eitinssiilngen ON Der
ltngliifsiteae elm uno perniebrten
nod Die 8ermirr,ine iino Iufresiing.
Man lieB lie inseiien nidt in Die
Salle Der Sreimaurer, lpobin Die
Yerlesten nno 3obten porldifig ge-
broht iporben paren, elm. Die
5reppe, ipo ii6 oas llneliif abge-
ipielt bat, bot einen entieblihen sIn-
blif oar. Mber Oas llngliif bat Die
iibrigen 3eitungsiingen niht seit0rt,
oenn 400 oerielben beii,bten oas
Sbeater aui 5reibiaets.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-25

Dem Giniturs nobe, uno neriudten iid)
in ibrer Jooesanelt eiligit in Siber.
belt 81 bringen. 8iele foaerten bic
3reppe binab, glnoere ipieoerlim be-
nusten Die eiierne ;5eilerrettilneslei.
ter, unb iprangen, .oa oieielbe nidt
bis aui ben gooen reiht, aiis elmer
Sobe bon 10 Sub anf oen Seitenlneg.
@iele ser M1ohen ipuroen uerlest,
iinb flint bon ibnen 5iemlih idDer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-25
sqrbcitcr 6ctGm6t nno ibrer Gripar-
miiic beranet.
9(Ilenton. So. ot. s(pr

NIIenton, Ta., q. Mpril.
Sn tinem 8oitbauie i'm naben
Smroo wuroen 20 Staliener onrh
Giebe In Gbloroformnarfoie perieet
rno ibrer runo $4,000 betragenoen
goarihaft beranlbt. Wfan oglaubt,
oab elm slgent, 9tamens Sobn Gem.
70, Der NIT 5polf friiden 3ii5iiglern
in ben Srmroo'er Gement- 6obrifen
angelangt par, Der EbGter lit. Seln.
TO 1T peridmunoel. er ioll iib naeb
9tep Yorf geiliiftet baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-25
9nbnqnc, Soma, 9ienstag, ben 70. April 1905.

S5eile ilno na6oem nod mebrere
Sdiiiie abgefeuert iporoen paren
ltnO eirer Der beiben Sobne cine
@unbe oaoongetragen, ionf Der alte
Wc8ann tootlif) setroffen 5uiam.
men. Sein 9ritOer 0ennis puroe
nls Der Sbater in Saft genommen
uno Die Sobne befinoen ii1 auf
freien sSiiBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-25
Gin jmnscr Wenid itirbt imiolse Der
&aiierTdeu.
81 2 m Yprf. 10 9lnr.

ytem Yprt, -. Mpril.
Tor iieben Wtonaten purbe Der 90
Sabre alte 9onis gaminee BON einem
on @aiierideit leiOen0en Sunoe ge-
biiien lno iest lit er i'm Soipital 5u
Orange geitorben. Ger llngliidliebe
milroe fur5 nah ieiner @erbeiratb,mg
bon einem fleinen Sllnoe, ben ein
Srelnb ibm geidenft batte, in oie
gafe gebiiien, lieB iid) Die @unoe
altsbrennen iinb oadte tiht meiter
ooron bis lid am perfloiienen Sonn-
tage Die erlten Spuren Der i6red-
liden &ranfbeit 5eigten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-25
ayrttsu :.rruradbt Sen Sob eines
:uienid)cn.
q i.p;nenb, m, ~. g!priI.

" " y II y S'It.t ~. s'PtFI.
Der 3abnara. D.. Samreuce Nn.
Se,Ion .9rnos. Der i'm @ehalloe Der
G!ti5ena Ra:ional 9crt luobnt, bortc
seitliA ,norssns Gin 1ern;lid); er
slaubte, ,ab ctn G::,br.cb III Die 9onf
nerinh, :pcrbe, mo ihoB IN hic bid.
'.lne Acs BcrGuincs; Sos @eihoB
iroi ,en an. aleSnrssr 9selion bonn
IeItsra Si,ic Soipi.al, oer init
eine:n ip6ter t3use a,nn @eIl,fe iei'
nes Brueere e,ngetroiieu mar, 10 IN.
aliidl;dj. Sab CT getobiet lpllroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-25
sdrcdiidc @iorotbat in Chicago.
@hicoao. SSQ.. 2t. Nlpril.

Gbieago. Sa., 81. Slpril.
Cine grailiigc @orOtbat lit eeltern
an Der beiabrten Srnu Gatbarine
@urfa begaugen mor0en. Der ent.
ilobene Wtoroer bat iid 5ur Ser.
iibung beS Morbes zines langen
Sdladtneiiers bebient, peldeS er
Der webrloien 5rau tief in Die redte
gruit ltieb, loOab lie leblos Sliam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-25
Sas Grsbistbnm Nsillpamfee setbeilt.

q 0 iiL II. slpril.
Gie Congregation Der Hropaganod
bat nah einer langen 9eiprehung
Der gln9elegenbeit beihloiien, Die por-
geidlagene Sbeilung Oes gr5bis.
tbums Wtilrpanfee 5lt genebmigen.
Sinlihtlif) Der ernennlng eines Der
porgeihlagenen SiidofscanoiOaten
ipuroen feline Sdritte getban.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-25
Srriinniser iuirit Elm fleines MasdJcn
hon ciusm 80 Bni. bu5cn
Wia6nft.
Cincinnati, g., t9. Mpri(.

Gtncin att o, 19. Npril.
Sn @egleitilng ibres 6i1brigen
9riloers sing beilte seaen glbeno ole
adt Sabre alte 2oretta ariedler ii6er
ben 9ibertp.StroBe 9iaouft, lpelher
iid neun5is SUB iiber Der GrDpber.
flahe erhebt. ssli Der 0fitte OeSielben
aneelangt. nabte Gen ainbern Elm
Wann, uelder penn arabca Die
Miiee oon anpie rib mb weit neg.
mari. Ger Surge Lief iofprt hapon,
nm lei glsentbum ,pieber 81; CT.
!angca. Cid, iun,uenoenb, iub CT
ploslih. bab ieine sdlueiter per.
idmnaeer war. I:,b Der Grelnae in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-25

1t 70 = U IT =, NU.,
10. glpril.
Grei @efangene bes @eidnaniiles
5ll Bont1atcula. As Wfeilen bon bier,
legten Se,ler an. nm lire Sluht sit
belperfitelligen. 3lpei oapon, Senrp
Saplor uno Sames 9ieillep. erlitten
oen Slammentob uno 2ilcien George
Gelas, Ger Tritte, trug lebensgefGbr.
libe 0rdnoipunOen Dapon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-25
6ie6sn 9iaoci ucr6rnnnf.
Ore6ec. GanaSa, 1S. glpril

Crebec. CANADA, Is. glpril.
Eiebea aiuOer elmer Samilie 9ta.
mems Bouhier in ct. Slime be Yoco.
there, eirlige Mseileu bon bier III Den
S:nteriuGloern perbrannten beilte i'm
clterIifen Sauic. bos ourd einen I'M.
sliiGItfbsn 9MiaG IL Drauo geratben
.pcy.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-25
Scnator Elatt tubt.
@ aibington, a Com

21 slpril.
Ger Sunoesienator Srpiae Sitb.
cod Elatt lit beilte slbenb s llbr 90
geitorben. Sas gnoe fam 6eino
unernortet unS por cine Solge !
slufbredens eines @ei6miires in
rcbten 2ilnge, iobab er erltidte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-25
@crG6nsniapollcs 1scmer.

8reenSbmrg, Tn.. 81. slpril.
Sn einem sSeier. bos ourh cine
@oiolin.grplolion entltano uno oas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-25
Sob itatt tsrcibeit.

q ew Orleans. Sn.,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-25
Scr Grieg int
fermeil Often.
@iro glDmiral SoSo nic ruiiil1e
Jlotte ansreifea!
Mrieasratb in Sufic Jon brid)loIiem
Dabcn, Sugp segcn bic &uiicm 81
id)ifen, ebe oaS brittle 8c-
IdauaScr eintreffen
fam.
g dina + al. is. 9[pril

Sic seiongenen iapaniiden Spaber
rfl6ren, oab Die iapaniid)e armee
100000 Monn itorf lit, ino oaB Die
Gerllite in Der S6la6t bel Wfltfoen
bereits bitrd Rahibub aus Der Sei-
moth erieet lporben iinb. Ser Seiits
nont &omaiaid)i elmer Der Spaber,
id)Get, oab Die iaponii6en Ierlillte
bel Wfufben iiber 100000 Wann be.
tragen ba6en.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-01-04
Tonic to the System.

For liver trouble and constipa.
ton there is nothing better than
DeWltt's Little Early Risers, the
famous little pill. They do not
weaken the stomach. Their action
upon the system is mild, pleasant
and harmless. Bob Moore of La
Fayette, Ind, says, No use talk
ing, DeWitt's Little Early Risers
do their work, All other pills I
have used grippe and make me
sick in the stomach and never
cured me. DeWltt's Little Early
Risers proved to be lifelong sought
relief. They are simply perfect. -
Persons travelingtind Little Early
Risers the most reliable remedy
tocarry with them, SoldatTrout's
drug store.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-01-04
Wedding Reception.

On Saturday, December "a,
1904, the doors of the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Baker, of
Clear Ridge, were thrown open
and qrite eanum Der Of their friends
Assem- bled to witress the home
coming of their daughter Rachel
Mary, who had been married at
the M. E. parsonage at Reedsville
by the Rev. VIM. Sheaffer on
Thursday about noon of the 22nd
ult. They left there on the 3 o.
clock train for Harrisburg, where
they were the guests of their
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
While until half past 12 o'clock
on Saturday morning, they took
the train for her home at Clear
Ridge, arriving about 9 p. m. AT
ter receiving the best wishes of
their many friends they were IN
vlted into the inlng-rOom where
table groanInS with the best
things of the season was waiting
for them.
The BRIDE was dressed in white
lawn trim med in ribbon and lace
and wore white flowers in her
hair. The groom wore the con-
ventlonal black.
Mrs. Hileman received many
presents. The guests were j. P.
Kerlin and wife, Joseph Baker
and wife, Frank NJ a d d n
and wife, Bertha Locke, Lillian
Madden, Fred Madden, Maud M,
Fields Lillian Fleming, Grace and
Amelia, Huston, Minnie Grove,
Jess Henry, Louie Kerln, Elsie,
Hilda and Name Baker, Nellie
and Dora Baker, Arthur kerlln,
Berte Winegardner. Robert Flem-
ing, Luther Grove, Brinton Mil
ler, VIM. Clair Jay Baker and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Fields.
Evening came all too soon when
the guests had to leave for their
respective homes. That night the
calithumpians came and deliver
ed some music. On Tuesday
morning Mr.. and Mrs. Hileman
left for Altoona to take up house
keeping where they will be at
home to their many friends in
number 1917 Twelfth ave.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-01-04
Amsley-carrnack.

Mr. Charles Amsley, of Foltz, and
Miss Margaret Carmack, were married
at the home Of the bride parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Jas. Carmack, Clear Ridge,
Pa. on Monday evening, December
26, 1904, by Rev; b. A. Salter, the
brides pastor
The wedding march was played by
Miss Minnie Grove. At the conclu-
sion of the ceremony, the dining room
door was thrown open, and the party
ushered in TO part axe of the bountiful
supper which was awaiting them. The
next morning the bridal pair left for
their new home in Chambersburg.
The contracting parties are estimable
young people-the groom an energetic
young man, and the bride young wo-
man Of charming disposition.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Amsley, of Foltz; Mr.. and
Mrs. B. A. Salter, OF Hustontown; Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Henry; Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Hlleman, of Altoona; Mrs. An
ME Carmack, Miss Annie Amsley,
Minnie Grove, Lou Kerlin, Elsie Bak-
er, Lily Fleming, Luther Grove, b. S.
Winegardner, Frank Carmack, John
Carmack, and all of Mr.. James Car
mack's family, but Jacob and Arthur,
who are employed in Altoona. May
they have long and happy voyage
on the sea OF life.
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Port Arthur Taken.

After the most desperate strug
gle of modern times covering a
period of almost eleven months,
between the Russians and Japs
over the possession of Port Ar
thur, the Russians on Monday
were obliged to surrender the
strong fertilization to the Japs.
The backbone of this terrible war
is now broken, but nct Without
the cost of millions of money and
thousands upon thousands Of
lives,
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Lewis Fite, Dead.

Lewis Fite, a former wellknown
resident of Thompson township,
died at the home of Mr.. r. S.
Wilson near Big Cove Tannery,
Monday afternoon. Mr.. F'ite had
been in poor health for some time.
Interment in Thompson town
ship to-day.
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WELLS TANNERY.
w. H. SPADE,
Locust Grove, Pa.

Nathan Horton has been in
doors for several days, suffering
{ With severe cold.
Miss Myrtle Stunkard, ci AL
toona, is home for few days
with her parents, w. B. Stunk-
ard and wife.
L1ther Kirk and wife, of Hus-
tontown, spent New Years with
the formers brother, j. @. Kirk.
Aaron Kelley spent Sunday
with friends IN Altoona.
MISS Pearl Kelly, of Tyrone. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. G..
Merideth.
Joe Woodcock, of West Virgin
ia, is hcme with his mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Woodcock, for short
time.
The many friends here of Roy
Thornley,, a native of our valley,
now resident of Philadelphia,
were greatly surprised to learn
of his death the 25th, caused by
pneumonia. He leaves to mourn
his loss, young wife, mother,
and a brother, and many other
relatives.
Miss Maud Paumgardner, gave
a house party Thursday and Fri
day of last week to the Misses
Sarah and Eliza Barndollar, Edith
Masters, Sallie Henry, Myra
Gump, Alberta Johnes, Messrs.
edward 3. Robinett, Frank Gump,
Charles zimmers, Frank Mas
tiers, Marshall Jones-all of Ev-
erett, and Edith Hall, OF Hunting
don; Maud F'ulcher, of Morgan
town, w. Va; Ralph Bobb aud
Ivan Carver, of Roaring Springs;
j. Craig King, of North Carolina,
now a student of Dickinson Col
lege, and Guy hewitt, of Tyrone
The young people Ill expressed
themselves as having had a most
enjoyable time.
Mrs. William Roudabush ant
Miss Whitehead, of ikearney, Wis
tied Edward StoEer and wife {
part of this week.
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Private Sale.

Intending to quit the lumber
business and go to Plttsburg, l
will sell at private sale 2 good
draft horses, will work anywhere,
1 good bay mare z years old, 1
colt Z months old, Milburn wag-
on good as new, guaranteed to
carry ) tons, 2 sets Yankee har-
ness. For further particulars
call on or address
w. H. SPADE,
Locust Grove, Pa.
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I, This is coed time to sub
scribe ior the FULTON Country
News. Only dollsr year in ad
ance.
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An interesting and instructive
meeting was held at Webster
Mills, Friday evening, the 23d
ult The meeting was called to
order by the teacher, Miss Hat
tie Kendall. Hon. d. Fl. Patter-
son was elected president. Aft
er election of secretary the pro-
gram was carried out
ihe subjects discussed were:
l. Education: Its value to the
average boy or girl. 2. Regular
ity and punctuality. 3. Charac-
ter building IN school,.
They were discussed by the
following persons, Prof. Lamber-
son, Mamie Mellott, Mrs. A. W.
Johnston, Rev. s. b. Houston, D.
ii. Patterson aud Prof. Barton.
The subject, Character build
ing in school, was discussed by
Prof, Lambersou, who thinks the
personality of the teacher Is most
essential to character building.
The discussion Of the different
subjects were interspersed with
recitations and singing, which
gave great credit to the teacher.
Helen Kendall, secretary.
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The fourth local institute of
Belfast township, was held at
Cross Roads school, Friday even
ing, December 30th. The meet
ing was called to order by The
teacher, Orpha Snyder, after
which S. l.. Wink was elected
chairman.
The program was opened by
singing Welcome song by the
school. The following questions
were then discussed: l. The Use
and Abuse of the Text Book. 2.
The Responsibility of the Teach
er and her Reward. 3. What
Should School do for a Pupil
The following teachers were
present and took an active part
in the discussions: Amos Me-
lott, Gilbert Mellott. Howard Mel
lott, Logue Wink, Charles Fegley
Minnie Mellott and Minnie Funk.
We also had with us an ex-teach-
er of this township, Prof. B. N.
Palmer, who in his usual manner
gave a very beneficial and In
siructive discussion on each of
the subjects. The Professor,
though not in the service this win
ter, is still interested in the work
of education, and his presence at
an institute is sure to make it a
success.
A number ofpatrons were pres
ent, also Martin l.. Truax, Dir,
who took part in the discussions.
A number of recitatlons were
rendered very creditably by the
pupils. The Institute adjourned
to meet at Maple Grove, Friday
evening, January 9th.
CORA A. FUNK,
Secretary.
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COALl COALl

The undersigned have opened
a new NINE on the top of Rays
Hill on the road leading from New
Grenada to Robertsdale, about 3
miles from New Grenada, and are
prepared to furnish any grade of
coal at lowest nine prices. We
guarantee to give every pound OF
coal we ask pay for.
Prices for 1000 lbs ; Lime coal,
75c.; Run of Mine, $1.25; all Lump
$1.75.
VIM. ALLoWAY,
GEO. SLEEMAN,
Proprietors,
New Grenada. Pa.
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New Grenada. Pa.