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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-06
A Complaint.

Officers visited Jones's Point yesterday
where it is said, unseemly conduct is
carried on every Sunday. Ii is alleged
n, at liquor is sold on aiks anchored a
short distaoce from the point and that
men, after drinking laeMselVes drunk,
land there. Many persons, mostly .aqies
and children, walk on Jones's PolIt dur
ina summer evenings, but if present con-
diiions continue they will be compelled to
GEEK olheri ycsiitie on which to stroll
The complaint was made by NJ. wilkins,
keeper of the Jones's Point iighthe4as.
He has leased large portion OF the
mint from The Southern Railway Oom'
pauy. and persons who land there III
boats after visiting the srks will be prose-
cutea for trespsss Mr.. Wilkins invites
orderly persons TO visit the point as
heretofore, but will endeagor to keep OBJ
iectionsble characters OFF the prsHlses.
The officials who visited the "point"
yesterday were the Mayor, Chief Goods
and Oaicers Jones, Henderson and
Beach. A nu@ber of men started 10
land from one OF the arks. but when
they saw the officers they embarked on
3 sall boat and made off down the river
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-06

The Churches Yesterday.

In consequence OF many people out OF
the city and the prevalence OF hot
wave the churches yesterday were sllmiy
attended. At Christ Church the morn
ing sermon was preached by Rev. Rob
ert K. Massie, d, d., of the Episcopal
Theological Seminary. At ST. Paul s
Church the morning sermon was preach
ell by Rev. L. r. Combs, 10 the absence
of Rev. P. P. Phillips, tbs rector. At
Grace Church the morning sermon was
preached by Rev. DR.. Micou, OF the
Episcopal Theological Seminary, and the
evening sermon by Rev. DR.. R. K. Mas
sic, also of the Seminary. At the second
Presbyterian Church the services were
conducted by Rev. w. II. I. Squlres'
Rev. Dr. H. R. Nsylor, OF Washington,
preached in the morning at Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church in place OF
the pastor, Rev. ]. A. Jefers. There
we're no services at the Methodist Protes-
iant Church yesterday, the pastor, rev.
j. Fl. s. E@ell, being away on his va
cation. The services at st. Mary
Church we're conducted by Rev. Father
Kelley, the assistant pastor OF the cnurcn'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-06
Excitement oE a Ferris Wheel.

Some excitement was caused on the
old fair grounds on Saturday night where
a ferris wheel was 10 operation. The
electric wires became crossed, which
burned out the insulation, fire dropping
among those riding on the wheel. The
wheel stopped revolving and those
caught in the upper Gears" became
frightened as to the possibility OF being
suspended in mid air during the night.
Finally the wires we're arranged and the
movements of the wheel we're resumed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-06
Ramnled the Slip.

The ferry steamer Woodbury. rammed
the slip in making her landing here yes.
terday evening at Z O'Clock aud the con.
custom knocked a number OF Vitrlhed
bricks from their foundation. When
the signal was given to the engineer to
reverse his engines he found it imPos-
sible to do 50, which caused the steamer
to collide violently with the slip The
Woodbury., it will be remembered,
from the same cause rammed the slip at
this port on her first trip last November.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-06
Gamblers Arrested.

Officers Jones aud Henderson yester-
day afternoon arrested SAMUEL Madison,
Joseph Buckley, John McCuen, Robert
Arnold and another young man, charged
with gambling. The five men we're in
small frame house on Fishtown when
surprised by the officers who had been
sent there by Chief Goods. The &C.
cused we're arrsigned before Justice
Cs1on in The Police Court this morning
One was dismissed and the others were
fined AZ each
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-06
Hot Weather.

Yesterday was another hot Sunday.
The mercury in the thermometer scared
into the nineties, while the humidity was
intense. During the afternoon, when
the discomIorture was G.ost pronounced,
COM aratively few people appeared on
the streats. The weather continued hot
during the night, so much 80 that sleep
10 many cases WAS impossible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-06
war on Dogs.

The police yesterday started q war
against dogs within the city limits,
when Officer Knight took the initiative,
killing two cuts and "arrestlng" one
This morning Officer Jones took one
dog in charge, which, to all appearances,
was suffering from the heat. Strange
dogs have for some time past been q
nuisance 10 this city, and the authorities
are determined to abste the annoyance
The police Will take in charge all dogs
caught without license tag.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-06
Alexandria's Postmaster Stamp

An act was passed oy Congress Msrcn
8. l845, establishing the Uniform post
age rate of and ten cents, but the POST
master General was not authorized 10
issue postage until March 3, lS47. In
the meantime the postmasters OF several
towns had issued stamps, which they
sold without the authority OF the govern
ment. They were sold at slight ad-
vance to cover the cost OF production;
The signature of the postmaster appeared
on the stamp, to show that the cost OF
postage had been paid.
Alexandria's postmaster stamp, Issued
in 1916, by Postmaster Daniel Bryan
is one OF Joe greatest rarities. The De,
sign is typeset, of 3 circular ornamentaI
border. Within this, forming another
circle, are the words, alexandria Post
office" aud inside the second circle Is
sc Paid" This stamp is found only
ia black but the cancel alton is hand
stamped in red. As this variety is sell
dom offered for sale, it is difficult to es-
innate it's value.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-06
Child Killed.

4 little child was killed at the bush
meeting near PuTeellyil e yesterday. The
mother OF the child was wslkins on iae
grounds wben she stumbled over an OBJ
slruction aud falling on the LILLE one
crushed it to death. The anguish OF the
mother was terrible, so much 50 that II
is feared it will result in the dethrone'
mept of her reason. She has been taken
to a naltiEOre sanitarium
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-06
Fatally Burned.

An elderly colored woman named
Isabella Williams was fatally burned at
her home nesr the old canal basin last
Saturday night. She was on her way up
stairs when Kerosene lamp 10 her hand
exploded. The burning fund ignited
her clothing aud before any one could
come to her assistance she was fear
fully burned. The woman was later
taken to the Alexandra Hospital where
she died Yesterday morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-06
Funerals.

The funeral of the late Patrick Foley,
whose death occurred Friday night al
his home on north Oolumbgs street, took
place from ST. Mary's Church at b;aO
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Rev. Father
Kelly officiated.
The funeral of the late Rev. DR.. .. +.
Hippo took place yesterday afternoon
g. Msrtiusburg, W. Va, Rev. I. 5.
Du1away ohcialing. The services at
the grave we're conducted by the t"9
lodges of Masous of Nartinsburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-06
Police Court.

CJustice H. B. Cation presiding.
There we're % persons before the Po-
lice Court this morning, l9 of whom
we're negroes. They we're charged with
misdemeanors aud the cases we're prop
erly dispOaed If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-06
Game Chickens.

MFR. Joseph B. Drew was the recipient
Saturday of three fire specimens of game
CHIEF ems, received from the Munster farm IN
Massachusetts,. They are Of the ssddle.back
and irish gray breed aud are beautiful and
stately specimens of tbs feathered tribe. The
chickens were sent by freud 70 MI Drew,
who takes pleasure in showing them to his
many acquaintance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-06
feb2
NOTICE.

Coal is comfort. We are delivering the best
grades of newly mined coal, clean and the
very best grade at the bottom summer priee'
to be delivered before July lst. Leave your
orders at
DeWILTON AITCHESON, lO7 south
Royal street. Both Phones 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-06
LOCAL BREVITiES.

The mercury at 2 o'clock this evening
registered ga.
Rural free delivery route No. | has
been ordered established October at
East Falls Church, Alexandria county.
The length of the route is 2O9 miles;
population served, AIT; houses l25
The skies became overcast early this
evening, and there we're light showers
accompanied by some lightning and
thunder, but the threatened storm did
not materalize. There was heavy
rain, however, below this city on both
sides of the river.
Some excitement was caused at the
foot of Prince street about O'Clock yes
terday evening by youth who fell over
board. A napths launch which was
passing at the time went to his rescue
and the youth was soon replaced on the
wharf.
Lulu Robinson and Rosa Neil, both colored,
caused some excitement on the old tan
grounds last Saturday night by engaging IN
fight. The cOmbatants we're arrested 0y
Officer Knight and were fined s. each in the
Police Court this morning.
Catharne, the seven year-Old daughter o.
Mrs. Kate and the late Sidney Pullman, fell
from a horss on their farm in Fairfax county
a short distance from this city yesterday and
brok one Of the bones Of her left elbow.
The pile of wagon wheels AMI mlscellaneoui
Junk which has been on the Strand near kinG
street for many years is being removed, prepa
tory to proposed improvements to the Whar
property at hat point.
Mr.. f. w. Mankin was overcome by hes
on north Fairfax street this morning. h'
was attended by DR.. Smith. after which he
| was sent to his nome in the western portion
of the city.
| DIR. j. II. Bitter. dentist, has moved hi
Office from Prince street, near ST. Assph, 4
to 9l9 King street.
The schooner John A. Cunningham, iron
the lower Potomac with lumber 70 Smoot
Co, has arrived.
Beautiful gladiolus aud roses soc pc
dozea. c. A. Shsfier & Co. green houses
Telephone l76.
Fned CLANS 30 cents dozen. Oyster
fried, stewed or raw. Clam Soup Be, Vegt
table Soup &c. c. II. Zimmerman, Msrks
Space. feozou
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-06
Fined Fifty Dollars.

Charles Tebbs, colored, was arrested
Yesterday by Chief Goods aud Ot1cer
Arlington charged will selling liqaor
without license on upper King street.
The accused was fined $50 by Justice
Cation ia the Police Court this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-06
,.raa New, potatoes. 4Oc Peck.

Id. Fancy Florida Tomatoes, 25c; Large
pine Apples. 10 and l2c each; l h. SOC green
mixed Tea. SOC; III. Bucket Pure Leaf Lard,
e1lr: 30 doz. Carpet Brooms, Irregular price
S0cl while they last, 25c each; White Clover
Honey, l5c ID. voo,rsASon
..ho Royal and Wolfe streets,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-06
FriRhtfuIly Burned.

Chas. w. Moore, a machinist, of Ford City,
Pa had his hand frightfully burned IN an
electrical furnace. He applied 'bucklen's
Arnica Salve with the usual result: "a quick
add perfect cure" Greatest healer on e EARN
95c ate. S. Leadbeater and Sons, druggists,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-06

The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman. Auxiliary 10 +. f. Lee Camp will
be held in Confederate Veterans building
tomorrow, Tuesday, evening : O'Clock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-06
Special Notice.

Best Flour S5Oqbbl., guaranteed ALSO
lutely; large sack, 30c; small l5ei best Coffee,
l6c per ID: 8 ID bucket best Lard, zoe; Jars
best Preserves, Csc; best Mustard 4e jar, Cat
SUP 4c bottle; Sweet Pickles, Sc bottle; 6 Cars
Of Peerless Cream 25c; Scans Challenge Milk,
25c; 8 cans Kairomel Syrup, 26c; cans
New Orleans Molasses, Csc; best Table
Peaches, 2 cans 25e; any brand Of soap &c
cake.
HARLOW BROTHERS,
my1s If Cameron and Royal Streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-06
Weather Probabilities
The New Union Yards.

For this section fair and continued warm
tonight and Tuesday; light westerly winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-06

In this state it is not necessary, to serve
FIVE days notice for eviction Of cold. Use
the original laxative cough syrup, Kennedy $
Laxative Honey ind Tar No oplates. Sold
by W. f. Creighton Co, 4Ol King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-06
Local Matters.
Sum and Tide Table.

sun rises tomorrow at 504 a. IN. and sets
AT FOG D. IN. High water at 9;Sl g. H. ana
C.sT m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-06

my1sf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09
Ieuer Smbuane Guuntp ATLAS.

Ser neue Ntlas bon Subuqlie
Gountp, Soma, lit ipeben erIttenerl.
9erIelbe lit unitreitig ein arnlttpert
I'm ieber 8csiebung. Ser bohfeine
ginbunb faBt iiber 200 Seiten,
neren cSnbalt mir III 5iteln bier on@
! oebeu: Die YlGne Der perI6ieoeneit
Gtdote, Sledeu, Sorier mn Der
9opnibips bes %9enannten eountn.
@lsbann fol9en Die llmriIe, Die
9lantarten bc5 Stnates Soipa, Der
8ereini9ten Citation nnp mebrere
@eltfarten. g9eiter: elm Sirectorp
fir Die Surnler, 5iitprii6e Sti55en
iiber bas Gounltn, cine feine Nus@
einnnberleelne eannlnie) nes Sp@
items Der Hereinafter Stnnten Sanoa
Gnrpcn, iorpie Der StroBen> nnO
@eae@@ eiete. 9arndd Nemlnl7
SenIen ilber Die frilbeiten Tniicbler
unb 9ionierc I'M Gountn. Is i'm
oen Iid) mebrere bod)feiue SlluItras
finncn iibcr unier Subuque, ieine .tde
tboliihen mn ipniti9en N~nltalten,
feline Subuitrien, ieine promtnenten
Sei,tc oler @nttingeu. 6iernil
ihlieBcn iih Die photographer elmer
Gn3obl Siirger, ipie beren Seime
bieies Gountt. Sieier NtlnS 6nt i'm
@elentlidcn %crbeiiermgen 81 pere
5eid1nen, loipobl on Sn6alt, ipie on
Sprm, alien ieineu @oredn9ern &c
aenilher. Sic aarten nit Den 2Gns
bereiz llmriiien mnb eTcr5eidni1er
baben it'd felt Der 3eit beocuteno &C.
Gnbert. gfcue &unbs Gintbcilunger
nurocn gcmadt, Dieielbe wehiclter
ibrc @eiiber. unp alle bicie llmdnSea
rllngcn iinb III bieiem neuen @erft
nit Der groBten @ennui9feit Der
seidnet. &as i~i6erbnupt @enulIigs
feit irocno melcter Snhe unb I'm.
pnrtcilihfeit Ger Sernusaeber ongebt
Ste6t bieier Ntlns III iebcr SeSiehunf
ais elm Wlliter bd. @ir piinider
bemielben Die linn gc6iibrenpe, ipei.
teite Serbreitnng.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09
Sdueitern plancn elm nencs
0cbGnDe.

Yldne fir Die. GersrpBerrng Der
ct. Sr~an5isfus SnDnitrie@ Sfnle an
Der Sehlteu unb Sluff StrnBe ltno
bon Den betreiienben S6lpeltern &C.
moht porben. 9ieIelben baber
nGmlid Dor Die alte Collins Siegene
ifaft, peldes bon bem aloiter bios
burd] cine 6intergaiie (Mllep) 9e>
trennt lit, 5u erperben. Sas neue
@ebdlloe milrbe gernbe III Dem Stple
aebnut nerbeu, Den buS iebi9e &lo'
tier trdat. Surd bieien Inbau mir
ben nn9eidbr @inbunoert uno nod
mebr g8obnung babel fonhen. St'
iebiee Boarding Shule lit 10 popular
~aefporbcn. bdB alle 8dume bis an
ben lebten Ylab ilberfiiat limb. 9i'
Gdule bietet iun9en Idbhen, nelb'
bier in Der Stabt fremp linb, elm
quite 5eimatb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09
Mepublifaniide Gomntp : Convention

9m Sreitag Na6mittas fanb oaz
bier Die republifaniihe GountpeG on@
pention .ltatt. Oas Sidet iteut lih
auIammen, pie fol9t:
Senafor - g. ". CRAWFORD.
HeprGIentdnten IS. N. HaD<
monb aus Subuaue unb Seinri6
Skinner ans Snrlep.
Nidtcr - Seinri6 1idel mnb s.
g. Suiteb.
S~tuatsanipnlt - @eorg Barnes.
Nubitor Safob 6~aubenibielb.
SdnbmeiIter - 81. s. Serring.
Glerf - Z. Sulipan.
Shuliuperintenoent - or. Stress.
Gberiif 6. 9. 2aube.
Coroner - Or. &. s. Sileer.
Snrpepor Gugenils NnoerIon.
G~upcrpiiuren fir 5ipei Sabre be-
ainneno nit DEM !. Samlar 1907:
!. s. Splepn, Seru 5upnibip; Sobr
Wfc@opern, Iernon Solpni6ip; 5. y.
Qonoucpiac, Molalem SonnIbip. Sir
brei Sabre beginnenb NIT DEM 1.
Saniior 1907: Spbn Ilberion, Sue
lien 5oipnibip; fin brei Sabre be-
%oinneno nit benz T.. Saniinr 1908:
Wnrtin 9prne, Su6uaue 3oipnibip
u. 6. Strnttpn, Neip @ine Soipnibit
unb Suuis Heinide, @olalen
Spipnibip.
Sas SopnlbipsS idet lnltet ipi(
iolot:
Nleiior - Otto 8. Ylls.
Sriepensrihter - s. Sfemp mn
Sohonn 3immermann.
Gonitubler 6. aumpf uni
Wartin Sor6ett.
Srnitecs 0jeor9 Sroit nnb .
@. Sones.
Glert. ~ Hid)orb 9urran.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09
RIetn ereWa6sstMten aus Staot
unS umaeeaenOs-


Nm ncrfloilenen Wontag foiirt
ben bonn bod)ip. Inter Gremer III Der
ct. Wnriens& Stride fcierlth getraut:
SRI. u. &iebel itnD Sr. Safob aettene
bofen. Siel Slid gum Sunoel
IS. g. Sransen, belltl6er Ibpos
fat unb Totar, 3immer Alb Office
8ebGnbe, 8. uno Wainz StraBc.
Aus Sapanna, 81. p~erlaufet
ipic fol9t: Us. q. Sdueiber, elm pros
minenter Gigarren@ Sabrifunt enbete
perfl. @ode fem 9ebeu, inoem er III
Ben Wiliiiiippi ipraug unb ertranf.
Inl Mitttpodl Mbeno pllrbe Die Seihe
sebor9en. Ser alls Dem Seben @e>
lhiebene itanO I'M 40. 2ebensalter
unb mar unperbeiratbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09
Tpnp Sauit emit eiu Subumuer?

Quton gbiparb SAINT. 6eiier be
iannt ais Conn 6auit, Der 9elmos
nico bon 81. 2puiS. liz in g~8icSbapeu.
9euti6lano. no er lid sur Sur auis
belt. geitor6e1. 0err Nnnlr lpnrbe
am B.. Sannar 1886 III TreuBen 9es
boren. 1858 fam CT nad Den Ser,
@taateu, 8uerii nc 9ubu0ne, 3d.,
unb Damn nob Ct. Souis, Wfo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09
&atbpliihc Stride absebrannt.

Su SGT. Carmel, Carroll Gountp,
Soma. brnnnte ON p%erflonenen
Sonnta9 Die Dor IA Sabren erbalte
ct. Iariens Stride gGn5lif nieoer.
Ser &erlnlt lit elm p%olltdnbi9er; bios
Die WeBgepdnper fonnten 9erettet
perben. Ser 8farrer Der 8emeinbe
les lit bies bereits bas brittle Mal,
baB bas 8ottesbais nieberbrannte) ,
lit Der bodlp. s.. s.. 6lIBmann. Ser
@erluit pirb auf %anndbcrnb $780,
900 seifdst; Die @eriiberung lautet
auf $4,000. Sns Seller e%ntitano
auf %unbetannte @eiie inn @rbeeidoB
Der Stride.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09
,,Gmp 5abis".

Z Im Sicnstae Nbeno tpirb int
Slnoitorium bes ct. Warien@entlno
has S6auipiel nQuo @abts" outge@
filbrt merpen. gta6 Den Yroben
.su urtbeilen tpirb bas Shid einen
ffGaren Grfplg abeeben. Die Sabl
Der mitipirfenoen Yerionen 9ren5t an
Die biibide 3abl iieb5i9. Sieles
etipns ldfpieriee Srama FIR cine @e@
sseinbe : 2iebbaberbiibne itebt inter
Der 9irettion bon Nnton Settler.
Die SnI5enirung lit bohir 9ei6nlaf@
nol. i'm @inflanae nit Dem Shaus
ifiid. Sic auftretenoen Yer'oner
finn n1attelfeIt" nnb 'ptelen TIRE
Noae natiirlih. Sie lln9eil Selte
iperben iid Gbre einlegen. Die Gtn@
trittspreiie iinb so Cts. nno 80 Sts'
Seoermann lit eineelaoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09

IN einen leeren &ornbeb0lter. &ullm
lpar er bort, 10 offnete lid ilber linn
elm %erlhlllB uno %bunberte Sulbel
@etreioe fielen nlf Den Nllnben herab
mn bereiteteu inn eineu idmmers
lid)en @ritidluieStob. beppr nan Inn
81 6iIfe fomrnen fpnntc. 9ficnnalo
mubte, bn6 lid, Der Sehallernssrertbe
III DEM Glcpntpr hefdno uno crit
mebrere Stuuoen Ipdter ipurbc er
BON einem &dmeraoen pcrmiBt. Sic
ier tbeilte nit. bnS er SournesS nid)t
lpieberfinbcu funne urb duf Der
Guide nad Dem &erntiBteu fonb man
feline Seid)e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09

piele Sarner ais an Septembcr@
Wpitatsmdrft maren biesnlal erId1te>
men itnb Die SoDbe Der Sa~rmproonfte
iiberitieg Die neg leeten Wartttn9eS
INN elm 9eoeitcnpeS. Gs ltcbt Jest
felt, baB Der I~onatsnlarft iplrtl'd,
n5iebt" unb bon ben Sarnern bon
Mab unb Sern i'll ieinem pollen linz
fanac oepiirhiet nirh. Sic @e'd'dfte
gingen ilptt an erDBerem 3idts ME
Wfaltpieb mar fem |tdllgcl; bclons
bers er5ielte oos IN 9roBen Wien9en
poraefahrenc @etreioc ertra bobe
&reiie unb Die EnhfrG9c iiberltteg
Das Tnse6ot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09
Semtid . amerifaniiher Wationalbnnb

Iuf Celtic A bieier Summer bae
ben mir Der Organization nnter
pieiem' Namen bas Wort gereoet.
Die Seuti6en Subuaue's 8athos
lifen ioipobl tpie Nibtfatbolifen,
perbeu ipobl tbln. iih iiber biele
Organization gu intereiiiren, ba Der
Ielbe sipeifelos cine iebr groBe Mnfe
aabe bat nnb lid III unierem polts
tiihen mno ionltiseu 2eben IN Der
Hereinafter Gtaaten aIs elm mertbs
boiler Saftor CUR @efdmpfung II
manfer s andtiter befpet1en, pi'
al5upiel hier6ulunoe ipufen nnn be:
Ionbers I'M Staate Soma purd
lGderlhe g emperen3 : 8eiese
6remoene unb 5umal Sentihenbai
idon pielen pirtblhaftliben nnb an'
beren Sfabeu peruriaft baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09
$500 mad Buffalo nnb smriif

bon Chicago aus am TO-, H., II.
llnb 13. October, pia Der Nidel Ylate
gabn. Hiidfebr bon Buffalo be-
arenSt auf ben 10. Sttober ooer auf
Sen 30. OCTOBER bel perldnaerter
Seit. Srei 9urdeansss 3Ige tdslih.
8eitibulirte Yn0man Shlafpaeen
NIT Wabl5eiten bon 35 Gents bis
$1.00 in ben Midel Ylate Speiies
ipasen; ebenfaas q la carte. 8ein
lleberi6uB ~geforoert ailf irgeno eirem
3uge Der Nidel Ylate : Sabn. Wun
ihreibe an Sobn q. 9ulaban n,
General Nsent, 107 Ipams StraBe,
Chicago. ST., I'm, 3dberes uno nm
8elerpiruns bon S6lafitdtten.
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Nad @uffalp, y. o.,

unb suriid, bia Der Gidel Slate
9abn, an $500 fir Die Hurbreiie
bon Chicago aus, arn TO-, H., ~.
unb IS. Sftober. Giidfebr be-
arenSt aif ben 10. Sftober ober bel
perldn9erter Belt biz Den 20. Sfto%
Der. Grit : flaiiise Iusitaffirung.
Snbipioueae Cub Wablseiten bon
35 Gents bis 500 erbdltlih in Den
Nidel Ylate Speiienagen; ebenials
a la carte. Snlb>Sags Snnd) 81
so Gents. Stabt SideteS Office, 107
Mbams Strabe, Chicago. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09
Gte!e Aataoliiem faaIen 2ano

IN, benz befien inneeli mo msiit fataoliidoeu
guuntu Gom.goS, int fr,d1tbarsu stint 9,i9er'
snoi IN Reser.. 6ruette. sDcns nno @ieastbebiete
res .5pruenidlein Sradtes". 5dpHe narnien
Ghuarser Spoen. 2ehm ? llnterlaae. Wilde
gsiuter. airtbe uno Ginrrcr, SeitnoeS &aier
une plima. 9rei Gratcr beba len oaS Ncgp.
ldl nssine uial Der &atl oltcE uueItgeltiidb on.
fesst &oitnlarten BET mo lIrsibet rn IGs'
tdiit er
Few. Pastor Holy Cross Church,
Ipswich, South Dakota.
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murkthertd1tf
isiir Den 0rsBperfamf.

Du II a {, ben 8. Sft.
Srobifionen.
Geraudert.s Slsiid :Sbiuten, 12i@1Sse;
@ped, l2}@16c.
Shmalj: 9f@10tc.
1oblen: Sarttoblen. So o per Come.
0oli: Suites Gibeubol;. 5.50@S6. 40 per
Roroe.
0etreioc, Sen, Nell etc.
Saier: 31932c.
&orm: 45@4Sc.
@erite: 3O-4Oc per guibeI.
Roa9en: 50-55c per Sulbel.
Sen: IL. 00@Si2 90.
@ebI:' patent. 81 2o@4.4o; Nraisbt,
s4.O0@4.2O.
aleie: sl7.Oo. @s1s.0o
8utter, Gier nnb aae.
Gier: 22c per Duyeuo.
Butter: Sairp, 22e y. Pf1no; G'eam'
rp, 27t@30c.
8ale: Rabm Rdie, 1916; Grid. 1915
Uruecries, etc.
8eis: e3-9t per Biuuo.
8ipiebeln: l go per @rate.
KarSsreln: 45c per 9uibsl
8ieg.
Gtiere: So. 50@4.00.
Winoer: So .75@3.00.
8iibe: S.. 50@3.s0.
Salber: i$4.00@5 90
edweine( aui Dem SuB): 81 .a5S5.50 per
bunbert Ginno.
8ieb (sriAiudtet).
Minblei9: 6@Sc per tiuuo; Jtitosr.
8@Se per Nfuno.
S0ailel@: 7c
@bicdgo, oeu s. Oft.
@ctretoe.
Weien-
Ge;.: 735
Mai. 7St@7sf.
Roru-
Ge;. 42t9424.
Dtai. 43G43a.
Safer
Se;. 34tta3ls.
WGi. 3lt@55s.
gieb SMART.
Shweius-
Shwers, 50. 3096S5.
5hwere. raube, 81. GJG06. 30
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Son burdJ Gritiduug.

%. SournesS, 12idbri8er Spbn
bon NJ. SourueS3. ~ebemnliser Sus
6uouer mo Nnaeltelter IN Den Wils
polfee s@eboiteu. fam 81 Milpnufee.
8is.. oui trdgiihe &eiic inns Sc
ben. @enannter Annbc ipielte III
cinem 9roBeu Glcpator nno obne
8iIien Ses %prmunna pagte CT 'ib