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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-05-18
State A. S. of E. to Meet.

The Kentucky State Union Of the
American Society of Equity will
meet in the city of Owensboro on
Tuesday, July 10, at 9 o'clock a. m,
for the purpose of electing delegates
to attend the National Union and to
transact any other business that may
claim attention at that time.
The basis Of representation will be
two delegates for each county at
large and one additional delegate
for each two hundred members or
major fraction thereof. Counties
not having county unions organized
should send delegates from their To-
Gals. By order of the executive
board. DAVID MoRELAND, Pres.
S. B. ROBERTSON, Sec.
X. S. U. of A. S. of E.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-05-18
T IS NEW. YOU WILL FIND IT IN THE REPUBLICAN
a musical Saturday evening.

a musical Saturday evening.
AFRO Rowan and son, who have
been in Ray, Colo, for the past sew
en- months have returned.
Mrs. Laura Chinn is the guest of
relatives near here.
DR.. S. w. Grove. attended the
barbecue dinner at the Fair grounds
Wednesday.
Mr.. Eliza Bennett, who has been
i'll for some time, is thought to be
improving.
Mrs. W. C. Ambrose visited her
daughter, Mrs. Sanderfur. Nocreek,
Tuesday.
AFRO Rowan visited Mrs. Nancy
Foster Wednesday.
The Sunday School at the C. P.
church is largely attended and grows
in interest with each service.
MIR. and Mrs. Jesse Hudson visited
relatives at Beaver Dam Sunday.
Mrs. Bette Her has moved into
the property formerally occupied by
DIR. Stewart.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-05-18
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Bears til. 1Ihs Kind You Have AIxars bsgh
''',: s ENzZzN
Congressional Convention Called
to Meet at HOdgenvlIle.

Pursuant to call, a meeting Of the
Fourth Congressional Republican
District Committee of Kentucky was
this day held in Room 49,. Hardesty
Hotel Lebanon. At said meeting it
was ordered and directed by said
committee that all the Republican
County Committees in this, the
Fourth Congressional District of
Kentucky call mass conventions to
meet in all the precincts of their
respective counties on Saturday,
June 80, 1906, at one o'clock, pm,
standard time, to select delegates to
attend county conventions directed
to be called by said county COM
mittees to meet Monday, July 2,
1906, at one o'clock p. M, standard
time, to select delegates to attend a
Congressional District Convention,
hereby called to meet in Hogenyille.
Kentucky, Tuesday, July 10th, 1906,
at IL o'clock a. M, standard time,
to nominate. candidate for Con-
gress in this the Fourth Congression-
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-05-18
Marriage License.

The following licese to wed have
been issued since our last report:
Jesse Lloyd, Reynolds, age Is, t.
Sallie Owen, Reynolds, age Is: Alfred
Elmore, Beaver Dam, age 30, to Luls
Oller, Beaver Dam. age 20; B. l.
Gossett, Taffe, age 20, to Halle Cash
Dundee, age Fl; John Williams, Max.
well, age "a, to Leona Simmons, Max.
well, age Is, James F. Landrum,
Rockport, age 10, to Daisy Nickel,
Rockport, age Is; j. R. Ferguson,
Prentis, age 33, to Katie Hudnell,
Prentis, age IS; John D. Filback,
Rosine, age "a, to Archie Ziglar,
Horton, age II; M. L. Ament, Tay-
lor Mines, age q, to Mamie Austin,
Beaver Dam, age 20.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-05-18
BEDA.

May 16.-Rev. Calvert will preach
at the c. P. church the third Sunday
afternoon.
Owing to being engaged in a
protracted meeting Rev. Williams
failed to preach at Mt Herman Sun.
day.
DIR. S. w. Grove attended com.
mencement exercises at Beaver Dam
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Bernice Dodson and little
daughter, Lora, visited Miss Ethel
Bennett at Beaver Dam last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Bennett visit
ed relatives near Beaver Dam Sat-
urday.
Walter Parks, Whitesville, visited
his father. w. O.. Parks. Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Lilies entertained quite
number of the young folks with
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-05-18
COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY
Gives Elegant Dinner to Wis.,
it0rS at Fair
Grounds.

The Ohio County Medical Society met
here Wednesday in regular month
ly session, with a large number OF
physicians from the county present.
An elegant barbecued dinner was
served at the Ohio County Fair
grounds at o'clock to which num-
Der of the laity were invited.
The gentlemen present were: Drs.
Louis Frank, Louisville; A. F. STAN
ley, E. B. Pendleton, S. J. Wedding,
E. w. Ford. J. w. Taylor, Ut. Mill
err, Hartford; S. ID. Taylor, Beaver
Dam; J. A. Duff. Sulphur Springs;
J. w. Carter Maxwell; 2. H. Shultz.
Pleasant Ridge; S. W. Grove, Beda;
d. H. Godsey, Shreve; Oscar Allen,
o. P. Willis, Cromwell;J. o. McKen-
ney, Taylor Mines, and Messrs. w.
H. Griffin. F. L. Felix, Heber Mat
thews and c. M. Barnett.
The following ladies graced the
occasion with their presence: Mes
danes. A. F. Stanley, E. w. Eord,
S. j. Wedding, E. B. Pendleton. j.
W. Taylor, z. H. Shultz, d. H. God
sey, w. H. Griffin, C. M. Barnett, F.
L. Felix, j. A. Duff, Heber Mat
thews and Miss Moreland.
A business session was held at the
Court house in the afternoon at
which addresses were made by DIR.
Louis Frank, of Louisville, and
others.
This society, which was organized
only short time ago, is growing in
membership and in interest. The
officers are well up in their profession
and are working hard to get Ohio
county abreast of the times in their
line.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-05-18
heayrin- Horton.

Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of DR.. Charles E. Heavrin
and Miss Minnie Horton, in Louis.
vile, June End at 9 a. m. Miss Hor-
ton is one of the most attractive
young ladies in the city, while DR..
Heavrin, who is a native of Ohio
county, has made rapid strides as a
dentist. He is brother of Attor-
ney M. l.. Heavrin, of this place.
The ceremony will take place at
Highland Baptist church.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-05-18
State of Ohio, City of Toledo. !
.,onr EnnntN


Lucas County.
Frank J Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner of the firm Of F.
]. Cheney & Co., doing business in
the City of Toledo, county and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of One Hundred Dollars for
each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Halls
Catarrh Cure. FRANK j. CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscrib-
ed in my presence, this 9th day OF
XII. The following gentlemen
shall have general supervision over
all entries and awards: w. T.
Brown, Sam Morton, A. R. Pirtle,
Burch Felix, Silas Stevens.
S. A. ANDERSON, Ch'm'n.
c. M. BARNETT, Sec.
HEBER MATTHEWS,
JOHN E. BEAN,
SAM T. BARNETT,
Committee.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-05-18
Decoration Services

R. T. Whittinghill Post No. IL,
G. A. R.. will on the Both of May,
1906, hold memorial services at the
Henry Smith grave yard on the
Fordsville and Hartford road, three
and one-half miles Southwest of
Fordsville, Ky. All old soldiers are
invited whether he wore the blue or
gray. The Spanish-American war
veterans are cordially invited. Come
all with full baskets.
Done by order of the Post.
S. T. KIssINGER, Com.
w. r. JONES, Adjt.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-05-18
Notice..

The Commonwealth of Kentucky,
To the County Judge of Ohio coun'
ty, viz. Hon. w. B. Taylor, and to
the County Attorney of Ohio county,
viz: Hon. E. M. Woodward:-You
will each please take notice that on
the first Tuesday in June. viz: June
5th, 1906. at Frankfort, Kentucky,
will apply to the Kentucky State
Board of Prison Commissioners for
parole and release from imprison-
ment in the State Penitentiary at
Eddyville, Kentucky.
CAP DAVIS.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-05-18

al District of Kentucky to be voted
for at the November election, 1906.
The basis of representation in each
county shall be entitled to in said
district convention shall be one dele
gate for each one hundred QO0) or
fractions over fifty (50) votes cast
for President Roosevelt in 1904, viz:
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-05-18

Handsomest young gentleman be-
tween age of Is and 20 years, trav-
cling toilet set 3 90
26. Keown Bros. Meat Men
largest gentleman present 90
Largest lady present 90
q. z. Wayne Griffin and Bro,
Druggists-prettiest handkerchief in
drawn work, one set Rogers 1847
knives and forks 80
2S. R. T. Her, Saddler--best old
time fiddler, over age of so years.2 so
20. J. H. Thomas, Undertaken
potato race, 100 yards, 3 or more to
enter-33 potatoes laid 3 feet apart
each potato to be carried back to box
separate, to first 300
To second 49,. z %
30. Hoover Bros, Confectisners-
foot race for boys between the age
of 10 and Is years-50 yards 2 80
81. Hoover Bros. Confectioners-
best white layer cake, 40 pounds
graduated sugar 2 %
30. r. l.. Tweddell & Bro, black
smlths-best two chickens. any breed
one set Of doubletree and single
trees -. -. z 80
33. Long & Co., Economy Store.
Ladies and Gents Furnishings, Etc
handsomest turnout on horsebank
lady and gentleman together any age
three or more to enter. So 90 hat to
lady; S. 90 pair shoes to gentleman.
The American Society of Equity
will be given the afternoon of Friday
first day, for grand parade, ad-
dress by some leader of national
reputation, and such other program
as they may arrange.
...n &c prvpareu ms recent a,
ress on the subject of wealth dis
tibution may, however, be doubt
ID. There are many ways of check
hg the requirement of the great
lortunes. Revising Protection out
# the Pariff is only one of them.
earthquakes and CONGREGATIONS are
recognized as quite effective in the
Impairment of accumulated wealth.
Free Trade might do for an occasion
II destroyer. 1t has in time past oper-
ited in this way pronounced success.
in some respects it is to be preferred
20 earthquakes and conhagratiens.
Free-Trade can be absolutely relied
upon TO greatly diminish and occa-
to altogether destroy cur
rent values. But it will do more
than that. Striking to the root Of
gainful occupations, it kills the germ
of prosperity by decreasing alike the
sum total of employment and the
sum total and rate of wages paid
and distributed. In this way it is a
great preventive of money getting
probably the greatest ever devised.
AS an all round checker of fortune
making we don't suppose that the
equal of Free-Trade could be named.
If we cannot have complete Free
Trade, revision of the Tariff down
ward would accomplish much along
this line.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-05-18

Breckenridge "a, Bullitt 6, Grayson
%, Green II, Hardin II, Hart Is.
LaRue9, Marion IL, Meade 8,Nelson
13,Ohio 81, Taylor IL, Washington Ia.
Lebanon, KY, May l. 1906.
M. l.. HEAvRIN,
Ch'm'n. 4th Con. Rep. Com. Ky.
B. T. CONWAY, Sec'y. Protein.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-05-18
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: PROGRAM.
Twenty-fifth Anniversary and Commence.
ment of Hartford College.
BaCcalaureate Sermon

by DR.. DAVID EDGAR FoGLE
. Sunday, May 20, u O'clock A. M.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-05-18
STREET FAIR
And Home Coming Of Ohio Coun-
tianS to be Held
June 22-23.


Hrrtford, June % and %.
/. w. H. Griffin, Druggist-the
most popular young lady. daughter
of member A. S. of E.. of Ohio
county between the age, of l6 and
% years;lamp SlO w
Lady receiving End highest vote.
present to be selected -. 6 90
2. J.C. Her, Groceryman-best
Best pound cake :. b
Winning cakes to be property OF
donor.
8. City Restaurant-best mare
and Sucking colt 5O
Second best -. z 5O
4. Sam Bach. Dry Goods and
Clothing Merchant-best sucking
=. mule colt. suit, hat and shoes Is 90
y s. R.w. KING ,Jeweler and Optician
Oldest gentleman or lady present;
/ pair gold rim spectacles Sc 90
6. Black & Birkhead, Livery
men-handsomest turnout; l set Of
buggy harness sl5 w
Z. US. Carson, Groceryman-
best sucking colt foaled in l9O6;shot
v,n E. $40 90
8. A. d. White. Hardware and
Groceries worst turnout, two or
more to enter =. q w
9. Ohio County Bank-best boy
rider under Is years Of age . 90
10. First National Bank-best la
dy rider regardless of age Is 90
Ind best (both in gold) 10 90
IL, ]. II. Williams. Druggist
prettiest half dozen doilies, in drawn
work. one toilet set w
Handsomest half dozen doilies in en-
broidered work. one hand bag %
Prettiest piece Of drawn work. cut
glass sugars and creams -. 5 %
Handsomest piece of embroidered
. work, berry set D w
IL. Fair & Co.. Dry Goods. &C.
handsomest turnout. driven by
young lady, three or more to enter.
a fine silk dress Id w
Winners in ring 6 not eligible in this
ring; entries cannot be made in both
rings.
Is. Thomas Bros. Grocerymen-
heaviest dozen of hen eggs, one
clock :. z oO
Ia. Moore & Crabtree. Meat
mentor closest guess to a sealed
number in an envelop, seventy-fve
pounds of graduated sugar.
Is. Sanderfur & Co., Grocery
men-best pair farm horses 90
l6. w. C. Schlemmer, Bakery
sack race, three or more to enter,
first premium "a w
Second premium z W
II. Sam Riley, Groceryman-best
half dozen frying chickens 2 so
Is. r. H. Gillespie, Blacksmith
best bushel of wheat, one doubletree
and singletrees to match 3 so
10. C. E. Morrison, Blacksmith
best half bushel of June peaches,
one doubletree and singletrees to
match -. 3 5O
20. Saunders & Co., Grocerymen
best trio of Plymouth Rock chick
Best two pounds of butter l 90
q. DR.. E. w. Ford-best drag
tor dirt road =. :. 5 90
%. Bank of Hartford horse
any age or sex III w
%. Carson & Co., General Mer-
ehandis for the most popular
young ,aan in Ohio county, between
the age of Is and rs years, one bug
gy -. on w
All ballots to be signed by voter,
with name and post Office address.
Contest opens June LIST 1906 and con-
tinues until o'clock on June %,
1906, the last day of the Fair. Bal
lots can be obtained at our store.
"a. z. Wayne Griffin & Bro,
Druggists-Best model stallion, mare
or gelding, any age, one gold
watch :. -. -. Is 90
To be exhibited under halter.
25. DIR. j. B. Tappan, Jeweler and
Optican-prettiest young lady be-
tween IS and 20 years of age, one
solid gold ring =. 6 0Ol
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09

Der 9ergmam auf Dem 0oroerforbe
ploslid obninddtig unb fiel. Ger
Infleber fonnte Den Mann nidt
balten, Der IN ben offenen Sd)adt
i%tiir5te, no er NIT 5eritmetterten
8lieoern tobt liegen blieb.
Sn einem Sauie Der Soben-
iDburgitraBe in Gortmuno fam Der
~42idbrige 9ergmann Seinrib Gie-
trid auf Dem 6liir 10 gu 6oa, oab
err nit Dem aopf auf einen Stcin
alifihlug, einen Shaoelbrlf erlitt
unb iofprt peridieo.
Die etipa iiinf5igjGbrige llnner.
ebeIifte @eid)ditsinbaberin gmma
Sfneppenoabl in Sagen muroe bon
ibrem 9ienitm1bhen i'm 2aoen aiii
Dem Stuble iitenb tobt aufgefun.
oen. Ser 500 mar, tpie Der 10.
fort berbeigebolte Ir5t feititelltc,
burd @aspergiitung erfolgt.
Sn 8rodbauien itiir5te Der
20 Gbrige 2anbmirtb stephan @ei-
mann BON eineln Mderpagen nnb
brad bos @enif. Ger Serung.
gliidte mar allf Der Steae foot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09
Gin mooerneS Mirafet.

Gin pirfIiGes Mirnfe[ iGien
Die &eilitng Der Srau MoGie Solb
bon bier, i&reibt S. 8. q. 500.
per DON 8oooforb, Senn., rIie mar
iebr miteenommen bitr9 Den
S6Ieinh, ben Tie aus ibren 2tmsen
beraufbuitete. Die aer5te erfl1r.
ten. ibr gnbe iei 10 maize, DAB ibre
ssamiIie an ibrem 9ette As Stun.
ben mufte; als auf mein orinsen.
hes @riufen ibr 9r. Sings Seem
Eiscnnerp sesebeu tpuroe. init Dem
eritnunensipertben ReIultat, Dat
Beiierung eintrat rn1o oiibielt, biz
lie enoIiG noaitGnbig tpieoer 6erge.
steGt tparb uno bei,te cine geiunbe
syrau it," 8arontirte Sur fir
s1uIten unb GrfGltungen. Breis
. 80 Gents uitb $t.00. Sn Der
alpotbefe bon &. 8. &llete, Csc
mnin StraBe, 9ubuque, Soma.
HrpbefIoiden frei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09
Eia efIape Oct Nrtett.

( Gin Mann ober eine Srali m Der
BIiitbe ihrer Sobre moeen Sabre
lang SfIapen barter Irbeit gepeien
Heii 1ntb fif babel bod gut befinoen.
Eie Belt miro ober fommen, mo er
fiiblen pirb, baB er nidt mebr 10
riiitia tpie friiber lit. Ser 9ru1o
iiest BARN, bob Die Ratur bel Der
Musbefieruns nit Der @bnusuns
bes 4orpers niht Shritt balten
Epnnte. Die Intur sebrauht Elm
ipenis 9eiitnn0 Bel ibrer Grbeit nno
srobe In oieiem SOIL bat bas aIte
&r6uter. SeilmitteI. Sorni's Alpen4
ErGnter . 8Iutbeleber, feline Waft
bepieien. CT entfernt Die 4bfaIl"
Stoffe aus benz Spltem unb itdrft
bic geifup1hten Sreane. CT tuiro
benz Bl,bIifnm brett eeliefert burf)
Die Gisentbiimer, Or. Beter Sabr-
men g. Cons Co., 112 - 11S 60.
Hopne aoe.. Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09
GlD.GaroItua.
~

49, gu 9arntreG, benz @erifts.
orte bes gleihnnmisen Gountp ba.
ben eeraoe am 8orabero bes bod
beiligen Observation-Disclosures 0reueltbo.
ten itattgeiunben, pelde, mebrere
Gage gebeim gebolten, erft iest BE-
fannt tperoen.
Rah bent 3engniB bon berbor.
rasenoen @eiben oaielbit, poru,ter
Der Sberiff Creed, mar es Elm
bortiser meiber &aufmann Hamens
Grabbed, Der nit Der S6nBtpaiie
etnen wiitbenoen Ineriff ouf amei
Weger BON eutem &uie, Die 8rioer
Oelood, bortige Grandfather,
madte; fe iesten iib 5ur 8ebre
lno IN Dem Sample fam Grabbed
I'M. 8ie iih's eeb0rte, wuroen Die
5wei 9e9er perbaftet. sic iif)er.
ten iih Die 9ienite zines tpeiBen
glbpofaten, Der iie ouf .@rumb Der
Rotbrpebr at pertbeibisen sebafte.
Die 8epoIferung i1ien einsuieben.
oaB man in 6ieiem Saa, in meld)em
es iih ia f~einesipegs Inn eit,en gee.
seransriff alf cine tpeiBe Sraii
bonoelte, ben regelreften seieslihen
@eridtssang aufreht balten miiiie.
slber einise Stunoen ip1ter itiirms
ten mebr uls bunbert meiBe WGn.
ner bas @efGnanib. nobel mebrere
County, eamte uno gonltabIer
rubig 5uioben, ftntt ben tpiloen
Saufeu 5uriid5ubalten. Die aipei
9eger tpiirben berdusgebolt nnb
atf einen freien Hlnt geihleppi.
Sier iudte elmer Der stpei Neger
ben Saa acknowledgement; aber
0oS 8efnalle pieler Slinten uno
Gepolper eritidte feline Stimme. I'm.
gefabr finfbunoert Shiiiie fielen
gegen bic beioen Opfer. Die bon Den
pielen auseln formlih in Glide ee.
riIien ipuroen. Mebrere 9ealnte
aber Itanoen babel pbne einen
Singer 3u riibren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09
Observation-Disclosures
= MnSlanDii1eS. :
20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Seutittaao.
gaOen.
Southland.

Gin Sfilobiireeritreid) miro
aus Sohenburlt I'M booiifen @a-
ndiierlano befonnt. Sort loatc Gin
ilnger 8cmeinoeitier in Slmt itno
@Iroen cingefiibrt peroen ullo lei
men Sling olird Die Naie gesogen be.
fommen. Gem ongebenoen Ser.
coler Der Sanaucr I~inopieb5udt
pabte INN Die Tro5eour ablclut
nift unb er baiimte lid eelpaltie in
Die Sobe. Ga bieB cs Damn: SOL
terle ieidtl" ul,o Sober belt Den
8iOcripenitigen felt, 10 DOB er nad)-
CAB unb Der Bling idlieBliG befe-
itiet Deroen fornte. Mittlerpeile
ober mar Der Stier on Den ungcItii-
men llmbaliungen erItidt uno
mauietoot. 9ie @eiGifte biloet
ein 8egenitiif su Dem Streit Der
Siireer 5u SfiIbn, Die cine Sub
nit elmer Sdlinge Inn Den Sals oui
Die Staotnauer binauiSogen, Damit
lie bort Dos @ras abneine.
Sn @eiler, Citation Der II6.
talbabn, murbe Die lcoige taitb-
itumme GDriitiue Gern, cine IN Den
oier5iger Sabren itebenoe Eeriou.
im Wtibl6nd) oberbalb bes GorfeS
toot allfgefunoen. Sermutblif
liegt elm llngliidsfaa pnr.
SanuDuer.
Sn Ser SeIienfeaer. 9rauerei
in Suoeritaot ipi,rhe Der 80 Sabre
alte, perbeiratbete @aler 9urlBe aus
WingerOoe bon Der Sransnliiiion
erfobt unO mebrere Mole berunlae.
ifleubert. Gr mar ioiort toot.
Iuf Dem Snrtfopfid)cn @ee
bofte bel Gg9crfomp lpnrbe Der 8.
idhrige Sobn bes Stcllbeiibcra @uo.
oelnlom ullS 3ebntpege beim Spic-
len i'm aubItol BON eincm Sdicn
10 beftig gegcn ben 2eib geidluacn,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
8 SnlanDii9es. s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cof00.
Soma.

- Cine Iuitiee 9eridtsnerGonb.
hing ipar in 9es Moines Dor Srie.
bensri6ter Sin5e, mo iif afpel
meiblite Berionen, 6rni CHARLES
2or1 ltno Sri. NeGie Sarpcp I'M
Den 8eiis zines Sunbes itritten'
9erielbe borte auf Den 0omen $50.
trif uno ipiste Die Sbren peritdno'
niB.tnnie, tpenn i'm 8eibe NIT
Sfmei6elnomen belegten. Srail
2ar6 befpies ober oonn IN unfpioer.
leglifer @eiie, baB Der aoter ibr
reftm1Bises @ieentbim lei, ols iie
cine 3~abafspfeife itopfH, ben Ser
rier" ouf Gle &interbetne iisen lieB.
ltnb inn Die on9e8inoete 8feife IN
Dns Woi,l itedte, tnoruuf Rai
oampite wie elm edter Srldnber,
Inter benz Siibel Der 3uihauer
ioete Hihter 9in5e: Scr Sepeis
geniiet."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09
Mi@i8an.

Die Statne oes Se1ifels II
Detroit, bitrh oeren grribtuug boz
Ieinem Sauie elm gemiiier Wens ba'
iel6It Dor spei Monaten Iufieber
erregte, lit einem unriibmliher
Sfidiol perfaGer, inoem Gonitab'
Ter Tie I'M Outrage BON 8arrer
Seit in Der Wihiganer 2anoitobi
Spiilanti. beidlnenabmten, Der fin
iein riiditGnbige8 &onorar fir Die
Seriteauns elm 8fanbreft geItenh
acmod)t hat. 9urd 9roblmger
Der Nitgliener Der camille Wena
uno 8erfpiirihungen oes 6amilien'
S~berbariptes IieBen iih Die 9eamten
in Der Altsfiibrung hires Iuftrags
nidt IRE MAIDEN, ionoern litoen Dos
8ilbnerf ouf eineu &arren nno flB.
rem Onmit oobon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09
Ntnneiota.

Gin eigenortigeS Sbdnomen
bcpbattate man bieier Gage in
ATLANTIC Gitp i'm Stoate Stem Ser.
zen. &ur5 nod .Gonnenuntergang
ipor am armament elm poQfommen
nnSgebiloetes 8rel5 in @olfenge.
Itolt iidtbor, 6nS ii9 in blutrot6em
Helief bon elmer ounflen @olfen.
iponb nbbob, Die Den &ori3ont be.
0edte. Won bebouptet, boB 9eger
beim Inblif beS ieltianen 8cbilbes,
Dos etpn 10 Wtinltten lang Ii6t6or
iuar, IN Den StraBen oltf Die &niee
fielen I'M @lnubeiL ouS jiingite @e.
ridt lei ongc6rod)en. 0ieies go.
tllripiel %erinnert on cine GrIfei.
ming, Ocreu S6iloerung inns Ser
nortrefflite Snoinner . Miiiicnar
Srona Yier3, elmer DER @enpiien
Des cblen gnroGo, binterloiien bat:
.gm beiligen 3reif0nigstage, am 6.
Sanuar Oes gegenm1rtigen Sa6reS
1855, bat man bier IN Minnelcto,
oh aud anoersmo. meiB i'd niht,
cine mitnOerbare erifeinrurg bcs III.
&reu6es ON Simmel geieben. oils
Der poae Monb nm s llbr A6enbs
nirfging. erifien ooS III. 3rcus in
gelbior6iacm, dllBcrit id0ncn himm.
liihen @lnn5e am auigegongenen
Touoe, 10 Dab Die Gucrmitte ocs
&reu5es IN Der Mitte Der @ono-
iAeibe itano, uiO Ole Orei &rer5eSs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09

9eiertion geeen ibn einaeiteut. guo.
LID gelang es linn, Die gr6itoft BET
Seller unb Hiennig ausbeSablt AT
befommen. 8or ieiner Giidreiie
batte er ieooh nod cine feline Sor.
malitat 5n erleoieen. Or batte ndnl-
lid @ntoine Slid periprohen, 6dB
er lie in 9noopeit beiratben peroc.
SIN letter. Illaenblid soa er cs
Dor, ibr brieflib mitautheilen, oaB
er MN ais gemafter Mann al,i
lire Sano nid)t mebr reileftiere.
gmport elite bas Mdb6en oui Die
Eoli5ei, tpo lie Saipos nIs SeIbit-
peritiimmler anseigte. Bonn 9abn.
bofe mliroe Ssipos ms MilitGrge-
fGneniS Snriidtrarisportirt. 9as Ser
fabren geaen i'm murbe ouf'5 Neilc
einpeleitet. Der Grbe, DER ieiner
GrbidIait niht frob werOen fam.
bot ieiner @railt ben SoD geihmp-
ren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09
Die baIte @clt wunocrt tid

ipie Die onbere Sdlfte Iebt. lie
ienigen, Die 9udlen'S Mrnito Sulbe
benusen, neroen iih ME mnnbern,
bob bieielbe Shnittlpunnen, grunD-
punoen, 9eihrpiire ui,o ale Sout.
ansbriihe belt; iie milien, boB lie
es tbnt. Srau Grant Sbp, 1870
6. 3epnolos Ctr, Sprinsiielp,
ST.. iagt: sd betrahte es fir ci-
mes Der notbpenbigiten Mittel bes
S%ausbaltes." @arontirt IN Ser
S(potbefe non e. SO. &iete, 656
Main StroBe, Subnque, Sopo.
Breis 25 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09

enben eingen IN breiteu, itrobleuoert
Sheinipisen bi,,ans. Der nutere
&ren5bolten ober if]ien Die Elm
Biebeital oiif Der grbe utlter Dem
Wonbe al ruben, 10 baB hus I'M
Ionbe firierte &relS NIT a%rfiteis
GENDER Ionoideibc bis boIb scbn
nbr iif) 81 %perIangern ut,b at pcr-
aroBern idien, n1breno Der nntere
Sbeil nod INNER Die groe iAeinbnr
beriibrte. I'm Dos 81. &reuj lab
man einen ihonen He9enboeen IN
BEN a1erihonIten r,no liebli6iten
Sarben bargeitellt. Die gauge gr.
iheinung NOR entaiifcrb fdon nnb
e~ldn5enb." go peit Der brope
Eiera.