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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-22
INTERSTATE
 CONVENTION

Wilmington, N C., March 22.- the Young Mems Christin As sociation of North Carolina and South Carolina is in session here today, and will stay until tomorrow. It is notable gathering of men. Governor Glenn will deliver an ad dress tonight. Always forceful and interesting he speaks with pe- culiar earnestness and enthusiasm on topics relating to young men. Mir. A. G. Knebel, former state sec retary, comes to this meeting after three years of successful work among railroad men, to conduct the mems meeting and give q series of addresses. w. M. Arnold, the religious work director of the Washington, D. C., Young Mems Christian Association, has been se lected to present the Religious Work of a Twentieth Century As sociation.'' '' He is man of very attractive personality, fine singer, attractive speaker and successful in his chosen vocation. special conference will be held on Friday morning for the presidents of stu dent Young Mems Christian As sociations and on Saturday after noon section conferences for stu dents and for all those interested in boys work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-22
QUESTION OF
 GREAT IMPORTANCE

Pittsburg. Pa., March 22.-The question of most importance Qon- sidered at the convention in this city by the American Roadmakers' Association was the national reward bill that will be introduced in the next congress. The bf1l provides for the creation of the United States highway department, and a fund of $1OO.0OO,00O to be used in the payment of national rewards for the construction of public roads under government supervision. There is little doubt that the bill, which will be introduced by Rep resentative Charles E. Townsend of Michigan. will become the most important one of all acts for motor men, The bill provides that pay ment of $500 be made by the gov ernment for each mile of gravel road built in accordance with fed eral specifications; for each mile of gravel and stone road, $750; for each mile of macadamized road, $1,00O. The fund of 100,000,OO0 is to be distributed at the rate of S1O,oOO,O0O year. National aid is asked for on the plea that the government has extended immense sums for rivers and harbors and it is time that some money be spent on roads. as the government has expended elsewhere enough to pay S1,0O0 a mile for all roads in the United States All interests united in demanding that the na- tional government take strong hand in helping the states build roads that would enable the farm CTS to draw produce more easily and economically to market and give the pleasure rider in an auto- mobile an easier ride.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-22

Copyright by Clinedinst, Washington.
 SENATOR ROBERT NJ. LA TOILETTE.
 in a large number of cases to the long hours many railway employees now work The proposed law provides that employees engaged in the handling os trains shall not work more than six teen consecutive hours, followed by ten hours off duty. Exception to the work ing of the rule is made in the case Of delay from accidents. The enforce ment of the law is placed in the hands of the federal courts and the inter- state commerce commission. It was this body which discovered in connec. tion with its investigation of the re- cent Terra Gotta District of Columbia) wreck that an engineer of the road concerned had worked thirty-siX hours without rest. and the general manage: of the road admitted that accidents Of ten took place as the result of men not having sufficient time to rest.
 During his speech in advocacy of the bill in the senate it's author read for an hour from official reports of railway accidents involving many deaths. ill one instance of as many as f1fty-three passengers and in other cases result ing in the slaughter of trainmen. and in every case it was shown that the employees responsible for what had occurred had been on duty from twen- ty-two to forty hours at a stretch.
 Having won his fight on the railroad Wisconsin h0P hO taken up another task, and this, too has to do with railroads and is certain to meet vigorous opposition from them. It Is expected that they will line up against it with the same sort of tao tics that were used against the rate bill Under the provisions of the pro- posed law the secretary of the interior is charged with supervision of the min eral and coal deposits and the licenses and royalties, although minimum roy alties are stipulated. Speaking of it's objects. Senator La Toilette says:
 'The bill follows the lines of the most advanced legislation which has been enacted by other countries for the conservation of their fuel supplies The object sought to be attained is to retain in the government the title to all minerals upon or under the public do- main which are or can be used for fuel or lighting purposes. At the same time 1t aims to preserve to bona fide settlers and under terms that are as liberal as the present laws the right to acquire agricultural and grazing lands. so tha, the withdrawal of more than 5O,OOO, ,OOO acres of land from entry and sale will not in any way retard the growth and progress of the agricultural and graz. ing industries in the vest"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-22
HARVARD-PRINCF;-
 TON DEBATE

Princeton, March 22.-Tonight the Hafyard-Princeton debaters will argue with each other on a question to be selected by Yale for teams of Yale and Princeton to debate at Yale tonight also. liar ward has the right to choose which side it will take. The teams look like a very lively set Of young mer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-22
>-> >-1 1 La Toilette and l the Public Lands
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TN the last hours of the debate In the senate on the Brownsville res:- olutions d small but striking loo.
 ing member was watching his chance to introduce q measure wi.o.e importance it would be hard to eve, estimate. The member was Robert Nj La Toilette of Wisconsin, and the b.N he was waiting to place before the can sideration of his fellow lawmHk CTS was one providing that the public lands, of the federal government containing coal and mineral deposits. shall not De l disposed of by it, but developed and operated under licenses issued by the government The bill is said to have the approval of President Roosevelt and to have been prepared after con- ferences with him and the members of the department of justice. It is the outcome of a plan to keep the remain ing rich public lands from the clutches of the railroads and other corporate interests which have been fast ac quiring them Among members of tue senate the bll occasioned special in teIcSI uOt Ollly DeCduSe Ol US Idult'tl character, but because of the fact that the junior senator from Wisconsin and the president were seen to be work ing together in harmony on the sub ject
 It Is only short time since Senator La Toilette achieved signal victory by obtaining the passage in the senate of his bill limiting the hours of railway trainmen. This is considered one of the most important bills in the inter- est of the wage earner that have been under consideration in the upper chum- Der of congress ill some years It is in tended not only to enhance the welfare of railroad trainmen, but to afford safe guards to the public against accidents. which, as the statistics show, are due
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-22

the last hours of the debate in the senate on the Brownsville rees- olutions d small but striking loo.,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-22
CAST To7IA. Bear, tn. zThe Kind You lave Always Bougs ZW2zzzu

-Wanted-Men to learn barber trade. Few weeks completes, tools given, wages Saturdays, positions guaranteed. Catalogue mailed free. Write nearest branch, Moler System of Colleges, St. Louis, Mo-, or Dallas, Texas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-22
Not Sentiment.

He-Oh, please, Mlle Jeanne. dc not call me MT Durand! She, (coyly, Oh. but our acquaintance is so short [. Why should not call you that? He : We'll. chiefly because my name Is Du- poat-Nos LoisirA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-22

FOR RENT-One six room cot tage On Locust and Ninth; $12.50 per month. Apply next door.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-22
WRITE US FREELY

and frankly in srctest confidence, telling all your troubles, and stating your age. We will send you FREE ADVICE, in plain sealed envelope, and val uable o4-page Book ''Home Treatment for Women."
 Address: Ladies' Advisory Department, The Chattanooga Medicine Co.,, Chattanooga, Tenn.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-18
GIVES BOOST
President Glves HOCCatt Cerhticate of Character

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The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-18
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The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-18
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The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-18
SAYS NAY
Jim J. fries Will \ ve'
 Fight Again

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The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-18
ENDS ALL
President Signs Jap bT.
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The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-18
1908 C4,ftDiR
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The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-18
MAURICE URiU
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The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-18
GO NORTH
GHggenheim Men Leave for
 AI skaR Westward

Sreofsl D,spatch 60 Da.,y AlaskNn,1 Seattle. March IS-R.s gangs ot 1abarnE men. b-stEeueu aud surveyors sailed f0r thr North Sarar5hy Co work oa tae Copper River A Northwestern
  railway fa- rEr sraEr. Hbe En ingeresFS.s
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-18
ALL RIGHT WhitehOuSe Quarantine IS
 Raised

tSSSecisl pisratSb ,o Daily Alaskan.
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The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-18
Notfc-to Public

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The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-18
Notice Tc Lsstv,

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12
St0Ot uno umgegeuo.
Entered at Dubuque post Office as sec.
ond-class mail matter.
Safer @pnnpeniura nieSer in
Berlin.

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bpc6tp. &oter &irfbduier, Spiritual I'M
9ominifaner : &Ipitcr bnielbit, mic
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lifen 10 iebr oerebrten bphp. Somi>
nifaner : &ater unb berrli9en Gan<
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@eebrter Scrr @onnerl
Tater @onnpentlrG, Sominifaner,
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unb nnoeren Srten Stalien's, unb
einem @eiude in ieiner 6eimatb
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12
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Gutter Stpre, fammt 1870 9lfer 9anb.

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IN Nlieu aurld Sufehreu. oesbnlb ipia id tneinen
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legeu. Ser 9Goeil tit MIR 100 SUB BON Der fatbo.
hidlen 9ird1e uno Bios cine tlrSe Strede BON Der
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Seidlrei6ung oeS 9igentbunis: @uteS @r6geidbpb
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SUB bid nto reun SUB bod; 9aoerhddle 20 bel GO
SUB, IL 6ub bis an bic 2ete; ndt Simrer i'm
S~iueiter Stod:- &iide I'M eriten Stod. Srunuens
baus uro @inomiible. @rpber Stan, $50 SUB
lang: 5iuei 9orntrippen: 9rpbsS SeIbauS; 3ns
g1u' Scales uno gSagenbaus; @etreioeIrbuppen
etsbduier. 2 iino Jest nit Gis gsiiilt; @rets
nit ein9eichluien, SIS per 2der. Nan uoreiire:
S0bn Sobm, y. 8. Yor 30. Is. Gontance. Neb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12
81. Miifpnssrit.

Cine Wiiiipns5eit tpirb fir Die Mit>
9lieber Der Ser5 Seil : @emeinbe AM
Sonnta9, Den II. Sebrlar, in Der
Ser5 Sefu : Stride, beginner. Die
8o@e our9 bauern, nit feierli6em
S6luiie am Counting, ben "a. Sc
brlor. Sic Seiuiten@ Tatres beg Scr5
Seiu Golegiums gu Srnirie ou CHEN,
@is., ipel6e berfloilenes Sobr in ber@
ielben @emeinoe cine 10 erfolgrei6e
WtiIiipn nbbielten, nerben bieielbe
ard bieieS Seal leiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12
CiaeS @rstes Grfabrmng.
Sapton, g.. Mdrs 1904.

SupIoN, ~, Wtar3 lvOA.
Geit ben Iebten 2 Sabrsn psr'6rieb i'd nlebr as 500
Tloifea %aitor GDui9iS NerpensSiGrfsr gesen oIerIei
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eripartungen. Cine 9eiGreibur9 oner bieier Sale
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wissaen. psIdes tasIid ga elniaIc BON SauiuGt
bate, Wus i'd beipnbsrs srpdbu,n, ipsiI perIGieSene
ssrSts unb aud sn epesiaIlit is far uussIbar srildr.
ten. slGGbsm iA ibr aber Daftor abnis'S Nersen.
etartsr itnr cine WpGs lang sessb,n bate, bli,bsn bic
gnfdne gang aus, ie bat MN in 6 SatraH feline nssbr
9epabt. linmt cher INNER ned flsine SpIen bon
benz Ncrpeu'otdrIsr ano lit aud ipnft seiuns, fraftis
uno 9Ihditd babel. Sr 9. s. Cole.
CSaaMS Elm tpsrtbppu.s gsIa fur gl:rpenIsiberne
3@NRa Dtro Ssoem Der Is %oerlorat. a~ues'anbt.
Irr1t erbaltei aud tte Nlsbt3in Mr1ionit.
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SotD: .Yaftor Sbnie. Sort QraOns, Sne, aubsrei.ea
hHo leet inter te'ner gutpeiiuns bon btr
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100 Lake Str. CHICAGO, ILLs
@ei s.pptbesern ;a babew fir
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12

elterIihen @oilie Der @rout in frDb>
liditer @eiie Itatt.
SRI. Suiie Sob, Sp9ter BON
Srnu Sltlonnn %oB on Der Hural
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s.. S6mnrb unb 6rou, SO. SOB Noro
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nm 8 llbr in Der ct. SoIepb' Stride
bnr6 ;3crrn Tep. s. Gido3ti getraut,
nobel 0cnrD Shiunrt, ST., unb SRI.
&ntie Nottcs OILS Srau5eu9cn fun>
girten. Ser Grauntng fplgte i'm
0niie Ser @ralItmutter Elm frobes
&oG13eit5feit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12
Taru, III b%erfaujeu.

$50 s,tfer in gan3 beutfcj .tatboIiidem Excitement.
lle5er 200 5amilien geb0ren CUR @emeinoe. 9ie
Sarnl liegt 5iuet 4Reilen BON Der Staot, STRIDE
hub SoDipei.ernidule. Der 8uoeu 1T idpuar3er
ianbiger 2oan. 100 Acfer inter 9due, 40 0der
seibe, 20 slider gSieic uno 20 9lder 9Salo. 5rame.
baus nit s 3inlnier1. .gieiier 6ramesStan NIT
5iaum iIr 7 Eieroe, 20 Stif 4inbpieb uno 30
Gonnen 6eu. Drummer bel Der alhe uno elm
INNER fieBenoer Sruuner beim Stal. Yreis
500 per 9lder. lin ndhere NuStunit menoe man
ii6 on 4. @ambGdl, y. 3. .. DO. 3, Sor 4,
Iprdb, Stearus Co., Miur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12
Subnaue Gognta Tarnl.

200 elder, II ReiIen bon Dubuque nno 2I Weiz
len BON einent- auoeren GiienUaE II tGotden ents
ternt. 100 Nder lirb inter Gfug, oas le6ri1e lit
lint3dunte Niele. Outer Brinuen ilnb fieBen0eS
&aier. Die 8eb1nlidteiten iiub ~peniger gut.
Eie 6arai lit in eiuem Grandchildren Suitauoe,
uno Der 8GuIer lam iein Selo nit ~iuentgen 8ers
IN menioer ais eineni Sabr bers
guugen; $1,000 baer nno oaS lle6rige in iilni Snbs
rem gu lens @rodent. !. 6. 9crhes, 1923 aRain
Str, NMbuaue. Gppn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12
215 WGer Siehfarm.

Stint @eilen opn Der u. Sac. & 81. 8. Giiens
babu. 100 Ider oteieS 9anbeS limb ,,brnndl
bottom; % giter iino geieienornS. uno Glee.
Gtne suite gsieie nit iueibem elee uno SIuegraS.
@ltes Ganer. @irige older nit gutern Spl5s
beitGno. Die DISQUALIFICATION limb iueniger gut;
tleines 6ramehans. 5uei 9ossStdle. Tlab
ruliroe pernathldifigt. aber mad]t nit menig @rs
pert cine quite Tiebfnrm. Greis $3.50 Der Nder.
W 4 Sr!anocr, Cole Camp. @o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12
Waltkaus lit berfanfen.

Sns beitbefannte, i'm Sabre 1851 ss8riinbete
Seferipr Douie, ode Der Z. uno @6ite. StraSe
Qiobe beim 9ourthaIie), Subuaue, 3pipa. lit
inter 9itlfi9en Scoiaeuneeu SIT uertnuieu. I'M
ben NoeDlaB oeS pertorbenen Soiep6 @ebrie o5s
5uidlieBen. .Sieies Dotel bot lidl tets zines pors
3lgitd1er &ufes e%rfrent. GS lit oieieS cine ieltene
@elesenbett tllr ben redlten Mnlin, oenn oas
SeHerlon Spu'e hat cine ans e 5eid)nete aunbs
uno 1T lett 30 Sabreu III oeutidleu &reiien
pes NornpetenS oils ein ausge5eid)netes @aits
houS b%etannt. lin udpere I~ustlnft idreibe
man iofort on &enrD @ehri0, Sefferiun Souie.
Snbuque. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12
SansbGlterin eeIuAt.

slhtenswsrtbe beutide tatboliihe Gerion i'm
rlittleren SeDensalter ais @ausbdlterin iir cine
eirem Stdotdben. ellie nluoernen Bequemlidps
feiten i'm Sauie. geirieotgenoe Gerion erbdlt
itdBigeu Sobn uno ~beitanoige 6eiinath. lin
care OF Catholic 9rlntin9 60. 9Mbnaue, Goipa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12
Orei arg
MbcumNttSmuS


gpenn Gle nit Mbeumatismns ober Gi6t bes
baifet fino, bann idrelben Sic mir uHo i'd
peroe Sbnen fret elm 4qdst zines barmloien
WliiteIs ienben, ipelbeS etni ml6 nno .ieitber
~fauienoe beilte. 9ieieS puroerbareQlittel beilie
flrSli6 einen Serrn BON 20 Sabren, ipelder
bon iieben ger5ten ais IlnbeiIbnr ertldrt fpors
ben iudr. Gin iIuiirirtcS Sud- iber RbeunailS'
Illis unb Gi6t iberlenoe I'D aai &SaHiO ebsT-
falls fret. Dian aorsilire:
JOHN A. SMITH,
AGO glSria g.sa.
@ifpaniee, Mis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12
Wute Geleaeabeit,

nm oono az auitdnoigeI $reiieu Su tauien in
oeutiben tatboltihen 1emeinoe nit airfe
lno Sdule int norootIihen Soipa. Nudb IN III
bieier 8erteinoe etue 81 ejeidluete 0eleeenbeit,
I'M cine apotbete, einen @euerals Store uno
einen @rpcerpsS Store Su e%roiinen. lin ndbere
2lustunit id)reibe man an
Gep. Nm. ". &anfei. Raibua, Sorua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12
Nsaeii GrebsIdlaoeu.

5h empiehle HERMIT Stroop'S berlbmte
oentide &ulUer. S,eiel6eu heileu ieoen (iud)
ridht Guieebrodneuen) Stress ioiupbl iruerli6 ais
duBerlidJ. Gas auertaunt ein5ig bette Dlittel. nm
eriolgreib 81 beilen gSegen 9tabe'
rem, SeuGnIlie II. J.. 10, idretbe man an:
Goparo 9. %peDing,
ct. Sueas. 3orua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12
aSarm 3a uerfauten ooer 81
ber;niefteu.

6arir opn ls1 9der, brei 9ieilen bon Gait
Enbnoue, Sa., 81. iebr nnnebntbaren Sebiusuns
gen. far ole p~aienee &erion. Bran idreibe an
yatb T.. p, care OF Catholic &rinting Co.,
Subuane, Soipa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12
&arl s. 0enrp.

$4,000 Ifer 2ano i'm @anbanbIe bon 9eras, 3u
$3.50 per ader. 5rei Sabre 3eit.
2i00 Ader IN Gerro @proo 6uuntp, Soma. $50
per Nter. SEEDS GorpIere bon 0ebaulidteiter.
aange Belt. @iuB p~ertnuit suerbeu.
START -. SeIrtL
GG6i State Str, @1ieaeu. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12
Gerlangt.

Gine cute tat6oliibe 6ariilic. nm asieblih 5u
aouptiren. ooer nui3unebuleu un0 IN er3ieGeu:
eiu aiEo Don . ODER i Snbreu. DIS basielbe groBs
jdbrig aeuoroen 1T. I'm Mbercs iueroe man
I'D on Soiepb 81. &auicr, Ct. giarp'S ehurcb,
StQDurucn SpiuQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12
Scr bud,u. @ater :. 8. semsfcr,

iuelber pegen ieiner t~pertbppIIen CIR
beiten betreffenb Die 9ir6en9ei6ihte
bes Staates Soipn in neiten &reiien
befannt lit, lit pom bodIp'iteu Sii6of
bon 9apenport gum Hfarrer bon Gaiep
IN Guthrie County, ernannt tporben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12
GGichQnoInnn.

Serr MlpiS &aiel, Ro. 1919 JosuasS trabe. Sus
tuaue. Sopd. hat tets cine oolitanoige GuSpnbl
ciuheintid1er llD iniportirter 9dieiJrtel bOra
rdt5ig. ausluartige DeieluHgen iueroel prompt
beior9t. YreislIlIe Wie9 aHI SerlaiIaeg aerne
5hgeiGnot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12

IS. g. Sranten. beutIder Gbbos
fat unb Notar, 3immer 413 Office
8ebdllbe, 8. unb IdinzS traBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12
MMtuMG. GQnofudler!

gser cine quite 6eimiidtte auinebnen cber biIis
ges lanb in Start. Wettinger ooer gppman
County. stpro Satota, faIien iuia, iuenoe iib
on ote
FARMERS LAND CO.,
Dickinson, N. D.
Sobn y. Sansers, &rafbent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12
Wrant GpMntl, Nafota.

2ano 81 nerfauieu fir $40 bis $50 pro 9lder I'M
Banner 0ountp BON Sios9afotd. Nae Sequents
Sdjilen. 9anopoitsSienit, 5armers5els
phone, Dutteriabriten &C. n @rnten nadleinans
Der pbre MRiBernten. gStr tpuhnen lett 26 3abreu
bier uno tonnen Sbneu iuerthpoae nno eDrrette
Iiide airche uuo Se6uIe oabier. @ir oermeiien
nuf ben hodip. @erru Siarrer q. 8. @oli
Man iueroe iih an Nartens Bros,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12

- Wrjhter Gusperfauf an
@intcr : @aaren, Der
je 1T Snbnenc itatt=
gefunben bot. Gluafs,
Insiisc, GIGe, Slei=
berwaaren, Seiben=
itoffe iperben sm
GGleuberpreiiem ber-
famft, nm Tlat fir
Sriibjabrs @aaren 81
MAIDEN, bet
Sas. Sepi & So.