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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09
BELLE SPRINGS.

Mrs. VIM. Rubin who has been
quite sick With grip is able to be out
sgain.
L. TishauSer left for Valley Falls,
Kas., on business.
Grandma Eisele 10 seriously III OF
the home Of her son near Woodbine.
Mrs. VIM. Sheuiele visited her folks,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mirmeister. a few
days last week.
Il. r. steinberg who has sold his
farm expects to move on the old D.
A. Homieldt farm near Dillon for the
coming season.
Miss Lille Schmidt left for Wood.
bine to stay with her grandma dur
ing her illness.
Phil Herr had quite On accident
while unloading hay In the barn with
hay fork. The rope broke and the
load fell down on him hurting him
very badly.
H. Deatwiler who was about to
move TO California has made up bis
mind to stay in Kansas. He hes
bought . farm near Dayton and en-
poets to move there soon.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09
TALMAGE.
Lit,le WesleY Book b quIte N.

Little Wesley Book is quite III.
Sam Hislop has gone to oklAhOrs
where he has secured a farm and ex-
poets to locate.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller are the
proud parents Of . baby boy born
March 5.
Dady Book came out from Abilene
Monday to look after some business
here.
Our Sunday school is growing in
attendance and interest. Come out
Sunday morning and help us and get
help.
Misses Alice and Abbie Engle visit
ed OF Rev. Burkholder's Sunday.
They returned home Monday taking
Master Lowell for visit with Grand
ma Engle.
Miss Abbie Engls will start soon In
company with Rev. and Mrs. Fry Tor
Africa where they 90 as missionaries
Milo Stewart is quite sick.
Adam Ssylor has purchased twelve
lots in Talmage and expects to build
home on them.
Misses Cope and Ashcraft we're Wis
itors here Monday. The former will
teach music here this summer.
Isaac Book and family have moved
to the farm formerly occupied BY his
father.
Mrs. Pswling is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Geo. Miller.
There will be league social at the
hall Monday, March ID. The "des-
trick skule" will give examination be-
fore dinner and speakin' and singin'
after. Ladies ware your caliker dress
and apron, men their overalls. Ladies
bring dinner in tin pail enough for
two. The pals will be sold as at o
box social only for pennies. This ia
free for all and everybody invited
Come and bid our pastor and family
goodbye and welcome oil strangers
who have recently moved here.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09
GARFIELD.

MIR. and Mrs. G. E. Kelley and
daughters spent last Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. BirChell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe DonDell from near
Abilene spent last Sunday In this vi
entity.
Rev. Brown left last week for the
eastern part Of the state where he
went to move his family here.
Little Hervln Stark Is suffering
with some bad cores on his head.
The, Baxter brothers have moved
% the Williams farm.
Went ShIraCk and family have
showed to old Mr.. Kogher's farm.
MIR, and Mrs. Clyde Weddle and
baby spent q few days with friends
hsre. MIR. Wsddle will leave this
week for :Grsinaeld, KaS., where he
has accepted a position in the harness
business. Mrs.. Weddle will 20 later.
Mrs. L. B. Campbell and daughter
Mary spentiIMOndsy visiting in this
neighborhOod.
J. NJ. Stewards sale was well at
eended Saturday. Mr.. Stewart and
family moved to Abilene Monday.
They will be greatly missed by their
many friends and nsighbors.
Harry Hosis and family moved ON
ahe y. M. Stewart farm which be has
lately purchased.
Mrs. Nesbltt and son, wellington,
and Lois WoolvertOn spent Saturday
end Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. G. N.
Aspley Of Solomon.
A farewell party was given at the
fhsmo Of J. N. Stewart last Wednes-
Aey evening In honor Of Ray Myers
nnd Tom stswsrt. The evening waS
spsnt In games and music. Those
present were; Misses Lulu Low,
Miriam Musser, Laura Fry, vssta
sexton. Alice and Elizabeth WoOlver.
aoa, Eva and Buena Lynn, Geneva
Jonss and Lois WoOlverton; MesSrs.
Roy Stevens, Frank Jones. Bert and
Lawrence Sexton, Walter Starr, RObt.
end George wOOlvsrtOu, Roy Fry,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09
HOLLAND.

Mr.. and Mas. CbaS. Carrier are the
proud parents Of q girl.
Mr.. Hensley and family have moved
to our burg.
Ira Meyers who has been sick Is
improving nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. BAvey and children
from Elmo attended church here Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Of Navarro
spent Saturday night and Sunday at
Holland.
Miss Sue Bell has gone to Salina
to assist her friend, Mrs. W. Rees.
Mrs. G. 3. White returned sAtur-
day from q weeks visit OF Kansas
City. She reports that the doctor IL
getting along fue.
Listen for the wedding bells in thii
vicinity soon.
Miss Jessie Smith is working fol
r. p. Dearborn this week.
Jack Raffensberger spent Sunday
with his parents.
Miss Grace Keim from Solomon
spent Sunday III Holland.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09
BUCKEYE.

E. W. Steele and wife were in this
vicinity on business Tuesday.
Tom Purvis is working for E. Hoyt.
Estella Grove is staying this week
with her aunt, Mrs. Harvey Frey.
Sadie Butler 10 Waiting this week
with Ula Snider.
Arthur SINNERS 10 helping Roy
Winsler this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Ruse are very sick.
Mrs. J. R. vanVoorst spent Satur-
day at Mr.. SIMPSONS and Sunday at
E. Hoyt's before starting to Kansas
City Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. x. Ruse we're Wis
iting N. RuSe'S Monday.
Farmers are busy putting in oats
and Speltz.
W. Gorbet went to Kansas City
with two carloads Of cattle and hogs
Tuesday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09
WOODBINE.

II. W. Mitsch returned from short
stay on his ranch in Scott county.
Mrs. Will Taylor Of Pearl is very
Ill with pneumonia. Her sisters
Mrs. Geo. Middleton and Mrs. o.
Aunis Of this place, visited her bedside
the fore part Of the week.
Little Francis Burkholder Of Tai
mage is spending q few days with her
cousin, Mrs. Mcclellan.
L. St. Clair OF Herington wds down
Tuesday.
The county commissioners expect
to visit this township soon to view
the ground for a prospective bridge
near Isaac Rifles.
s. L. Book attended the meeting OF
the township trustees Monday. He
expects to be taking assessments soon.
A large quantity of English blue
grass and speltz is being purchased
for seeding by the farmers. Both
have passed the experimental stage
and the farmers, recognizing their
value. for pasture and feed. do not
hesitate to put out a large acreage.
Our teachers, Prof. Thompson and
Mrs. Howe took the school children
on an excursion to visit the Pearl
schools last Friday. All report o
good time Notwithstanding bad roads,
late supper and other discomfortS too
numerous to mention. Barring
smashing Fred Browns buggy and
running over Elmer Seline's foot
nothing serious happened.
Edwin Gugler and Mr.. Demand
came down from Enterprise to spend
Sunday with home folks.
Otto Hallsr OF Hope was shaking
hands with friends Sunday evening.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09
A. E. MARTIN.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON.

J. 6. ENaLE. Aus.ionssr.
A. G. WHITEHAR clsrk.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09
PLEASANT VALLEY.

Miss Pearl Peattling spent Sunday
Of home.
The men from the vicinity Of Long
ford who are getting phones were
putting their wires to central last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Kready spent Sun
day at Dan Basr'S.
G. Reed went to Pearl last Wednes'
day, buying several hogs from @. w.
Taylor's fine herd Of DuroC Jerseys.
Mrs. A. johnson spent Saturday
afternoon at Sam MCElhaney's.
Jesse Scripture and Miss Lizzie
Fielder spent last Thursday evening
ct Abe Browns.
Earl McCardle has hired to Elmer
Zeigler.
Rev. Fry closed his meetings at the
school house Sunday evening. He
will make preparations to leave with
his family next month for South
Africa where be will work 90 0 mis-
sionary with the other workers there.
Mrs. G. Reed visited at H. Picking's
on Saturday afternoon.
Scott Ayers, Jr., was called to the
bedside OF his wife who 10 Ill with
pneumonia at Bsloit last Friday
night.
Miss Florence Baer has been work
ing for J. Carver the past few weeks.
The telephone meeting in this dis
trict last week elected ]. POatling
president, Mr. Gloss treasurer, @.
Reed secretary, H. KniSlsy lineSman.
Jess Kreidsr and wife spent Sunday
ct @. Flsagle's.
Mrs. Chas. Lechron 10 suffering
with inflammAtOry rheumatism.
Tell Brown spent Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Baer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Derrick visited at Abe Browns
on Sunday.
W. Gorbitt went to Kansas City
Tuesday taking several loads Of cattle
and hogs.
Chas. Root is holding . series Of
meetings In Industry this week.
Mrs. Glnder Of Solomon Is visiting
In this ueighbOrhOOd.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09

ARNOLD & Seaman are painting and
refitting the new store recently pur-
chased.
Otto Isler is very sick this week
with rheumatism.
A. L. Meyer Of Geary county visit
ed friends in town Monday.
P. J. Hsggerty purchased a fine
new piano from W. A. Loupee Mon
day.
Henry Staatz and wife Of Hayes
visited friends in this vicinity several
days this week.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09

VIM. Lowry is visiting his parents
and friends in the city this week. He
10 mail clerk on the Rock Island
Golden State Limited from Kansas
City to Ell Paso, Texas.
Henry Davis Of junction City was
doing business in town Monday.
James Carroll is confined to his
home this week by sickness.
The Ideal Entertainers gave an en-
tertainment at the Congregational
church Wednesday evening.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09
The public his place miles south
west Of Abilene the Baker bridge G07
Monday, March 20, 1905,
IS Head of Cattle.

Two mh Of them high grade Angus some
have calves coming and bred Registered Angus $500 bull
About so head Of top Angus Galloway and ShOhon grade steers
mostly year and yearngs registered Angus bull
coming years old. registry furnished
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09
Aayertissd Letters.

The following is the list Of un'
claimed letters remaining in the Abb
lene pOstOfice for the week ending
March 4, 1905. Have your mail sd-
dressed to your box number and 1t
will be promptly dslitsred'
aKNTLRMRN's LIST.
Andrews, John and Mitchell
Nlchols IA Phipps, WI
schilett, Master
LADIES LIST.
Ooven, Mfs,Ehle Gracey, Miss Kate
skout, Mrs Charley Slough, Mrs May
White Miss lola Wallace, Miss Lottie
One cent will be charged for all ad-
vertised letters.
Persons calling for the above Will
please say advertised" giving date.
RICHARD WAXING, P. n.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09
CHAPMAN.

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. John crAgsn,
March 5, . son.
D. B. Pierce and wife went to Kan.
Sas City Monday to buy their spring
stock Of goods.
Ed MeNiH Of Junction City visited
bis mother ana daughter in this city
Monday
Mr.. ]. W. Talbot Il In Kansas City
this week buying spring and summer
goodi.
Claude Foastsrmaohor Of salina
visited HE parents IL tAis city ever
Sunday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09
% Head of Shoats.
Farm Implements.

Farm wagon wagon, disc drill riding lister
riding cuv.tors one new high planter check die
stalk cutter grinder Mccormick Mccormick rake old
iron harrow alfalfa other hay appliances hay carrying rake
weed cutter prndons almost blacksmith tools including
anvil ve blower and forge; drills Ptchiork etc. set
harness nearly new set work harness. good saddle bde
several good leather aynets
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09

Grain maFlEst1 coFr0cted eveFy IhufsdAy
morning b. ". B. Giles. Graiu and coalJ
HurEnn nAnxnh
Prices for creamery butter ~ poiAil
naned Tor week eading t0dAy. Dickinson
county Price ~ esnl loas thAn New Fora
N caltI losl thnn ChlcAgo.l
kAnlAa oEF-leney uoparaaof -, dtiEI
.i dso * -o.sasal5 = . ~, aair5 81 Q
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09
Harry LapdiS. Wilson Whitley. An
drew and Cameron Goldsmith, David
Brightbill.
Lee stage Very III.

Lee Stage, living north Of Hope
and one OF South Dickinson'S we'll
known citizens, was stricken with
apoplexy last evening about 5 O'Clock
and IL In a serious condition.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09
Meeting at johnson.

There will be meeting at the
johnson school house next Sunday
afternoon at 2:S0 O'Clock for the pur'
pose OF organizing q Sunday school.
A large attendance is desired.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09
Some Household Goods.
TERMS.

sum Of slO and under $40 credit Of months viii be
u IN note win approved security interest," paid when
opIv par cent interest charged No property 10 BE- removed
unu settled Cd for cash on sums over So
FREE LUNCH AT NOON.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24
hitago, Burlington & Quincy L. 4.

City Ticket Ofice 635 Main street.
telephone 400 old line; 200 new line.
Passenger depot foot of Second
treet. Telephone 40S old line.
Time Table in Effect Dec. 4, 1904.
a La Crosse. Winona, Arrive
For st. Paul, Minneapo. From
lis and Northwest.
il.49 p. No.. Daily ..... 1927 a. N.
4:lS a. m..... Dialy ..... 3:44 y. N.
Chicago and Eastern
Connections.
2:43 a. No.. Daily .~....12:22 p. m.
1906 p. No.. Daily 49,. ASH a. nj.
Clinton, Moline, Rock Island,
Davenport, st. Louis, South.
ern and Western Connections.
~This train reaches above named
stations IN Sundays.
1928 p. IN Daily ex. Sun. 1875 0 a. m.
2:43 a. No.. Daily .....l2:22 ID. m.
The st. Louis express leaves at
1928 y. m, carries reclining chair
cars, Dubuque to st. Louis, Pullman
sleeper Davenport to st. Louis. This
train connects at G~alesburg with fast
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 yestibuled leaving at
'1:49 p. M, cries free reclining
chair cars. Pullman Standard and
compartment Sleepers and reaches
It. Paul at 1920 a. III.
For information about rates, tick
IT'S, through a arrangements, bag.
gage. etc, call on or address
n. w. uttley,
General Agent.
M. M. Stuart.
City Passenger Agent
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iStuei Ser NDroer bes belsiiden @i-
Ihufs 3er6aeahen

rnb ieiner 9egleiter iino in Sti6ang
am Dangtiefiang bingerid}tet Doroen.
mobei es leiber reft barbariih sus
ging, benin elmer BON Den beioen
armen SeIfeln erbielt mobl elm
babies 9ltsenb Streid,e nit Dem
Senferbeil, ebe fem 4opf enblidI fiei.
Dies geidab freilih nift abiihtli1l,
ionoern mar MIR benz umitanbe 5ii5u.
idreiben, oaB es IN Stidang aor fei.
men regelrehten Sharfrtfter eab.
lin Die iiber ben @oro aufsebradten
Sremoen MIR raid Sufrieoen 81. itel.
len, poate man niht iparten, biz elm
Sharfridter aus elmer anOercn
Staot gefommen par, ionbern nahlu
BEN eriten beiten Solooten oa5u. Scr
Rann erbielt fir ieoen &opf ,inge
fGbr brei Warf. 9apon CAB er Ell
9rittel fir papierne @eIoitiide aus
oie man in Slanmen a~ufeeben lieb
oamit lie ben Seelen Der Singerid,
teten 5u 8ute fGmen; bic iibrige
5pei Srittel puroen iofort 5u einC
9aiterei per,panSt, neil oas 9lu.
GELD ionit, wie mon glditbt, Sdabc
bringen fonnte. - llnl1ngIt mll.i
in Shangbai elm bon oen ManbA
rinen lange geiudter g~efdbrlidl'
ginbre6er, Hamens Sob, bingerif
tet. Stun bemerft cine oortige Sci
tung, Dor etipa Elf ooer 5poli Sabrel
lei in Sd)anabai ihon einmal ell
Mtann nit Dem Hamen Sob entballp
tet woroen, oeiIen 1eihreibung &c
narl altf Den Meniden paiie, Der fiir5
li6 nm eiren &opf fir3er gemad,
peroen iolte. @s lit iebr gut moo
lid baB iih Sob iopohl oamalS mi
iest beimIi6 ~lossefauft mo ft
einen Steloertreter peri6afft bat, sc
gegen cine mdBige Sergiitung berei
mar, iid itatt ieiuer binridten 3
laiien. aob'S Selfersbelier babe
@elo genug oa5u, nnS in Gbinc
fommt es in iolfen Sdaen meiiteEs
leOiglih auf Die Sobe Ser Sumrn
an. Mrme Seufel, Die ibr 2e6en iir
Die Sbrieen 5n opfern bereit limo
laiien ii6 itets finoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24
Die YbtDotnna.

Gin pi6tises Mittel, in Ser III.
geno fort5uidreiten, lit Die 9lb.
tootung.
Sic lit 5unadit notbpenoig nit
Hiidlidt auf Die iiinoise Natur Der
Weni6en. Seit Ioams Sau lit Die
Natur bes Msenihen gum 96ien ge.
neigt bon Sugeno an. y@ir neigcn
bin gum 8erbotenen uno ltrebeu inn
mer na6 benz W~eriagten", iaet i6on
Elm beioniiher 0ifter.
8enm oieie Weieung nift iriib.
5eitig befGmpit miro, ipGdIt tie ms
unsemeiiene uno ldBt iid ipdter nidli
mebr Gnoern, sleihtpie audi elm aus.
g%eipadiener Baum feline an0ere Hid).
tulg mebr annimmt. 8meitens
miro Die g%ntiaeuns seboten o,rr6 Die
perionlide Siinoe.
Sebe Siinoe ldBt I'M MenIfen eiae
a%eipiiie @eigung gum 80ien beitebei.
uno ruft oaS Serlangen nad neilen
Climber nah. Die Mbtootrna lit
biergesen elm nor5iielides @egenmits
tel. Sat Semano 3. 9. our1 liebloie
&eoen Die @hre oes RGditen geit}1.
biet nno milB iib iest gum @ioerrui
oeriteben, 10 miro er IN 3rfunft iib
mebr in @ht nebmen. Sie Mb.
toStIng ~perlangt audi uniere belize
Stride. Dor Sitern Iabt iie bierais
Gage lang gntiasung iiben, eberio
bier Zeal int Sabre on BEN Guatem.
bertasen uno on Den 8orabeno.n
bober Seite. @enn ba Der &orper
niht ibon friiber 81 IN etpa on Crit
5iebung BON Speile unb Grant &c.
pobnt bat, miro er audi iest falim
irgeno cine nennensmertbe @ntias-
ling auf iib nebmen.
Die Ibt0otlmg lit peiter notbmen.
Dig infolge Der acknowledgement
uno 2ei6en bieies 2ebens.
9as meniflibe Seben lit Elm Iteter
@ebiel BON 2eio umo Sreuo. Gs
eebort cine erobe 9emiitbsrmbe ba-
81, I'M BEL ploslih nuftretenoen lii
gliidsfuaen nid)t ben Mutb 81 perlre.
rem, unb miro gepib 9enen iehr
i6per meroen, pelde Iib nidt geiib.
baben. 6urb freimiuige g~nt5iebungen
Die aa5u grobe Inbdnsliffeit ON
iroilfe 0inge al perminoern.
Sa5u fommt, oaB bie iroiIfen
0inee on uno fin einen gemiIie,
3auber ailsiiben. @enn man ibnen
gegeniiber nibt ailf Der SUIT lit, fGn.
nen lie Ser5 unb 9eiit oes Meuiden
berartig blenOen, baB Seele nnS
Selisfeit oariiber ~perseiien miro.
Salomou lit ein @eiipiel bierfIr.
gnblid lit oas @eiipiel Selu fir
inns maBgebeno. @enn er pier3ig
Gage lang gefaitet bat. un6 5tpar 10,
Dab err mdbreno ser gan5en Seit aild)
nidt Die seriugite Speiie gu ii6 &c.
nommen bot, 10 lit es niht 81 piel,
irenn mir penigitens etpaS .tbun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24

oieiat SteG nit &c piinide, neil s
Sind ndmIi6 e ertrafeine Sdppp
Semi gears - GonerGtuldihen,
Carl nit GoIbrmb LIN enle b1n6seo
mad1e Idrtting bruff (oie Ginger
fpite Neih e Seibegelb, atprper gie
frieel bod ems berpo = mas eeb Sd
brum?) 5u i6ide peroe. COS ioa e
Snrpreis iiir Sic iein.) Sic
GarO is e gutes Ding for Sic, iie I'M
Barlor uff De Siih Sc lege I'M ber-
nit Sc renommirn, oaB Sic Wdd)
~perioneai femme. @ie otpipe
Sobn &itih , esq.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24
Sir Gbelemte.

Gin iunges Gbepaar erbielt ais
Soh3eitsaneebinre cine poblper-
padte alte Miin8e, moriiber sic
iunae Srau anfdngli6 Die Scale
riimpfte. @ls ibr @atte aber Die
Wiin5e iorgiam beifa,tt bate, Jag
tie er: nSieb, liebe Srau, mas uns
aui Der Miin5e seiaet miro, lit pobl
5i beber5isen. Sier lit elm suiam-
Encyclopedias Sod Sdien abgebil.
oct uno Inn Oasielbe berum Iteben
Die @orte: y@fit einanoer iino mir
tart" 9as ermabnt nns our Gin.
traht. sluf Der Miidieite itebt: r@e.
gen einanoer aeben mir 3n CIDER
ben" 9as marnt Dor 3wietradt.
@ir iuo1en bieie Barmng pie iene
grmabnung mobl beberaigen."
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&rebsmifrubus ioa eutbedt morSeH
ieiu.


Die Gntoefrng bes &rebSba5iaus,
Delher bon einem oitlif)en Ir5te ge-
fllnoen moroen iein ioG, bat bel Iuf-
leben erregt. gisber glaubte man,
Oieie &ranfbeit lei oirr1 3ellenges
lpad)ie peruriaht. @s merben &c.
nalte 9eobaftungen gemaht. Or.
gpe, Der electromagnetic &rebs-Sp
5ialiit, miro BON Sltnoerten bon 2eiis
ten belagert, Deld3e an bieier 9ranf-
belt leiben. 0erielbe beilt biele
Sale, melde fir unbeilbar gebalten
Dnroen, inoem er feline @erbinoamg
bon Selen antpenoet. Yerionen,
pelfe an 9rebs leioen cber oarnit be-
baitete Sreunoe baben, ioaten nm
oos iullitrierte Bud iiber Die ge.
banolung BON 3rebs, @eidpiiren,
glutaeiftuiiren, Sdmorrboiben, ST.
lteln nnb ole Saut. unb unterleibs-
4ranfbeiten i6reiben. Wan aorellire:
Or. 9pe, Ode ser Ieitnten lmo
9roa6pap, aanias Gitp, 500.
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%iaige Staten fir GniieSler nadj Sem
Siipeitcn nia Der g., W. e. ct. q.

Im 81. Sebruar un0 ON 81. WGr5
iperoen mir aniieOler.giaete nod bic
len Brnften in 4rfanias, Colorado,
Snoian territory, Seras, 9anias,
S%ouiiiana, Miiionri, &ebrosfa, Neiu
Merico, Sflaboma Serritorp, CUR
SGlfte oes regulGren BreiieS fir Die
Sinreiie plus $500 perfauien. I'm
nGbere austunft menoe man iid an:
6. y. 81 oeoer, 6. IS. & z. g., 597
Wain Str, dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24
@n6 cine Sentmms.

Gin Sallslehrer IieIt nit Ieinem
enslii6en 3ogling SbiQer'S .@il,
belm Sea". Bel Ser SteQe: ,&aifl
tritt ser 600 Den @teniden an; Is
Tx ibm feline Srilt g%egeben", iraet Der
Sebrer Den Shiiler, Oh er oen Sinn
oieies Sates peritebe.
% pes" = anttportet ser Boa.
ling - lid periteben oaS ierr gang
9as Wenfd miB raid iterben menr
man ibm mir 5u iriiien gibt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24

ten. ar Gbiuin Surnod. sr empfaugen. sic ron.
ren nh ielbft III tur5er Seit BON irgeno eineuI
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Sprddle be9leitet uiro, tueldhes due Giu5elheiteu
genau beichreibt, ipare es uur ridltig, Siren Ra-
men uuo Norene 3u ieroel, nm ales %tolteufrei at
betummeu. 5bun sic eS dliu beure beitiIumt,
oeuu sic touueH I'D, niht ilir uubeilbar holteu,
bis Sic oieie iuirtlicb bemerteusuerthe Sebanos
lung %oerjudlt habsu. Sic e~riorosrt lueoer @elo
notb Srieiniarten, 10 MAIDEN Sic iogIeif cine
ooultdHoig Ireie Hrobe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24

= Nidts lit empfiuolid)er aesem
a6lte als ser Meru, uno Dies ber,r.
iad)t N~atral9ia. @arme ber,bist
uno Sieies thait ct. Safobs Del, eS
orinat burt, iparmt, berubist unb
furirt ben ihlimmiten Saa.