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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20

4NOO w ebloUo
 In ecru only, good net Cluny lace and insertion trimmed, with me dallion front. Special at ...... $1.98 Voile Skirts at $7.95
 Good quality black voile skirt, full pleated, with three taffeta bands and one fold. Special at ....... $795 Extra Size Skirts
 For stout women, bands from 26 to 36 inches, all wool Panama, nicely pleated, and with plenty of full ness. Special at ........S $500 Silk Petticoats at S498
 A lot of $500 to $8.50 garments to sell in a hurry. Black, navy, brown, red, green and gray, also in striped eff fleets. Silk, rustling silk, with silk or Heatherbloom drop. Special at S4.98 Black Petticoats
 Made from cotton moreen and near silk, $1.25 and $1.50 values; ten choice styles. Special at ...... $1.00
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20
Notion Sale

2 Ricker's camphor ice. .loc
 Dc TABLE. Good talcum powder. Cake fine toilet soap. Bottle good perfume. Pencil boxes. Crepe paper. Children's leather belts. Vaseline.
 Scrub brushes.
 1Oc TABLE. Good hair brush. Cloth brushes. 25c box writing paper. ChiIdren's hand bags. Fancy vases & glassware. Picture frames. All kinds of jewelry.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-06
ELKS, OFFICERS

TONOPAH, Apr. 3.-Plans for in
stitution of the newly organized lodge
of Elks are nearly completed with the
exception of the setting of the date
for the degree work, which will be
done by the officers of the Reno lodge.
On that evening there will be an ex-
cur ion arrive here from Reno and a
banquet Will be served. The officers
Of the new lodge have just been Sc
lected, as follows.
l.. A. Gibbins, exalted ruler; George
Blakeslee, leading knight; George B
Thatcher, esteemed loyau knight; II
H.. Brown, esteemed lecturing knight;
W. J.. Agnew, secretary; r. G. Moore
treasurer; }. J. McQuillan, Harry Ep
slime and A.. j. Croker, trustees.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-06
NEW AUBURN MAN
SHOOTS AT FRIENDS

RENO, April 4.-Philip Felix, a res
ident of this city, who is soon to leave
for Auburn, Cal, where he intends to
make his home, mistook a number Of
his friends for thieves Tuesday night
and nearly shot one of them before
learning of his mistake. Knowing that
Felix was to soon leave the city, his
friends went to his home at a late
hour intending to surprise him. Felix
heard them mysteriously walking
around his house and talking, and
jumped out Of bed with a revolver.
He ran to the door and fred 1--WE shots
at one of his guests BEFORE he was
made aware that they were only call
ing upon him for the purpose of pay
ing a friendly visit.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-06
BROTHERS RACE TO
BE FIRST WED

YERINGTON, New, April An
interesting story connected with the
double wedding in the Marshall fam
lily on Easter has just come to light.
Albert Marshall, the superintendent of
the Yerington copper mine, quietly
told his brother Andy that he was GO
ing to be MARIE ed next day. Andy
was surprised, but determined that his
brother should not get the best of him,
SO he hurried TO the home of Miss
Danderant, with whom he had been
Keeping company, proposed, was ac-
ceppted and then persuaded his bride
lobe to consent to a hurry-up we'd
ding. Following their wedding, this
young couple walked over to the resi-
dence of Miss McNeilly to be present
when this young lady became Mrs.
Albert Marshall. Explanations fol
lowed and the wedding feast was a
happy one.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-06
ASKED TO RESIGN A
GOOD PAYING JOB

RENO. April I'D. $. Taggart,
secretary of the Nevada Commercial
league, was yesterday asked to resign
his position with the league by a com
m ttee consist ng of President Menar-
di. Mae Sample and A. j. Froelich.
The statement is given out by the
league that although Taggart has been
receiving $3.50 a month salary, he has
done practically nothing for the good
of the league and they do not believe
he is the proper person for the posi-
tion.
Taggart was formerly division
freight and passenger agent for the
Southern Pacific company in Reno.
and shortly after resigning that posi-
ton was elected secretary of the Ne
vada Commercial league.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-06
WILL SUE CHIEF OF POLICE
FOR A LARGE SUM
Imprisonment of Two Alleged Pick
pockets in Reno the Cause of the
Trouble

RENO, April 4.-Joseph Martin and
pockets who were arrested by Chief
of Police Leeper last Friday night, on
the charge of picking the pockets of
passengers on a Southern Pacific
train at the depot, and who were re-
leased Monday morning because the
district attorney claimed the evidence
was not not suff icient to warrant the
charge, have instructed their attorney,
Shutter Cottrell, to bring suit for
$4,000 damages against the chief of
police and his bondsmen, George Tur
rittin and Sam Ho~dgkinson, for false
Imprisonment.
The men claim that Chief Leeper
had no evidence against them, and
that he only trumped up a charge in
order to gain notoriety. Shutter Cot
trell says that he has u good case
against the peace officer, and tht he
will be able to win heavy damages
for his clients.
Chief Leeper regards the threatened
suit as a joke. and says that the two
men arrested by him Friday night have
no chance to win the ease even if they
should file suit. He claims that the
men are dangerous characters and that
the damage suit will only help him to
secure evidence that will send them to
the Denite-tiary.
He also claims that the two women
posing as wives of the alleged pick
pockets are thieves, and that he viii
arrest them and charge them with lar
ceny. The announcement that the two
suspected men intend to sue Chief
Leeper for $4,000 caused quite a stir
in police circles.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-06
TO REPAiR BRIDGES

RENO, April 1.-The county com
m%issioners of Washoe county have vot-
ed to negotiate a loan of $4,000 to
repair the roads and bridges which
were damaged in the recent floods in
this portion of Nevada. The loan will
be secured Immediately and the work
will m as soon as possible.
I he bridges, which were only slightly
damaged, will be repaired, and later
a larger loan will be negotiated to re-
pace a number Of bridges that were
totally destroyed.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-06
WEATHLR REPORT

Following is the report of the local
off ce of the U. s. wealth r bureau of
the department of agriculture, for
Winnemucca, Nevada: for t%wenty-four
hours ending 5 a. m. April 6, 1907:
Maximum temperature, 40.
Minimum temperature, IS.
Precipitation, trace.
Prevailing d rection of the wind,
southwest.
Forecast for Wileanucca and vi
cinity for "a hours ending 5 p. m,
April z, issued from San Francisco:
Cloudy tonight and Sunday.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-06
TIMBER LAND FRAUDS

RENO, April 4.-United States Mar
shall Edwards of Boise, Idaho, and
! rank Regain yesterday arrived in
Reno with Attorney John Kincaid,
who has been practicing law in Won
der, and proceeded on to Boise, where
eaasae of steal ng timber lands be-
longing to the United States. Kinkaid
was first taken to Carson, where he
appeared before United States Dis
tr Ct Judge harrington, who ordered
him taken to Boise.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-06
TAKEN TO ALASKA

CARSON CITY, April 4.-Senator
Maurice Mack and United States ep-
ty Marshal Mack have left for Alas
ka with Louis Bono, who is accused
of embezziing $500 in Alaska. Bono
was arrested several months ago while
working in Goldfield and charged by
t%hefederal authorities with embezzling
a quantity of gold dust valued at $500.
Bono declares that he is falsely ac-
cused.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-06
RETURN WITH o

RENO, April 1.-The remains of the
late III. L.. Knox, who died near Plumas
Junction on the line of the N. c. O..
railroad more than a week ago, were
! uried yesterday afternoon in this
city. Readers will recall the heroic
and desperate battle that the two sons
of the deceased made against the
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-06

If you want to tell your friends In
the East or West or any where else
about the mines of Humboldt county
and the wonderful opportunities Of
fered by this section, send them the
Silver State. 1t tells the whole story
and saves a great deal of writing.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-06
Reception
~WINNEMUCCA ASSAY OFFICE
:. CHEMISTS AND ASSAYERS :.

Prompt and careful attention given
to all samples sent by mail and
press. Regular prices charged for all
work. Address all samples: Winnemuc-
ca Assay Office, P. o. Box SO, Winnie
mucca, Nevada.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-06

storm to bring the body of their father
from the mountain camp to this city.
After enduring untold hardship and
many dangers, they made the trip and
returned with the body of their parent.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-06

Mar and wife to 60 to mining town
Woman to cook in a hotel and the man
to attend to barn work. Good posi-
tions. Address Box b, Winnemucca.
Nevada.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-06

WANTED-Furnished house of four
rooms. Apply at the Silver State Of
lice. M11w1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
@arnnn nidt 0efGnsmikbaft.

Notbbem bie Geruntreuungeu bes
ju9enbli6en Tapion Berg aufgebedt
iparer, CAB berielbe ieinem Safer cine
Silte Der 8etrdge, ipel6e er rgegribIt".
Ser grz WaDor binterlegte Johann ben
Setrag auf Der Office Der 8aiiers
iuerfe. Sie @ertpalter Der @afIerz
fperfe le9ten Die gauge Sa6e
III Die Sdnbe bon WaDor Sdunf unb
berielbe erfldrte am p~erfloHenen
Nittno6, oab Der GrsGolcftor in
ben ndditen Sagen in Saft genommen
!peroen piirbe. llnb 10 liesen Die
Safen bente nod. 8esbalb MIN be-
finbet ii6 Der vWann" nod ni9t in
liderem Geipabrinm? Geii,e S6ulb
lit ernieien. War6er Inbere iGbe
bereits binter S6lob unb &ieeel.
8esbalb nidt Oieier? Sos fragt mar
it'd au9emeiu. @esbalb madt mar
10 piel SeberleIens nit iolden etipas
mebr -gefieDerten IDgeIn"? Ian
iiebt, mie Die @erehtigfeit iif nad
peridiebenen @nben 5ie6en unb beb>
men ldBt. Gin berfeblter Singing.
elm perfannter gneel pber elm Spibz
bnbel Sas fommt iib oftmals bier
in @merifa elei6l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
Die Salppn= Srase pur 0eridt.

Na1 ipteDerboltem Iufidieben purs
Den am Wontng poriger ISOLDE Dor
Hi3ter s. sc. Waattbeps Die gins
ipdnDe 9e9en bas @eild bes Inipaltes
Sborne geeen Die Subuquer @irtb>
ifaften fir unbegriinbet erfldrt. Sebt
lit man nit Der @erbanbIung bes @ez
iudles bes Germ Sborne ~6eidGftiet.
ipel6er befanntlth auf S6lllb Der
8rauereien unb 8irtbi6nften tpegeu
Terlebuns bes Iulcts uno bes Yrps
btbitionsz 8efebes beantragt bat.
Wiel Iuneben bat Die Welbune err
re9t. ouB InipaIt Sauier. Der @ers
treter Der Gam anb Srber 2eaeue an
Serrn Sborne bas @eiu6 geitellt bas
BE, ii I in en- SbeiI Ser q e.
eBli6en Sporteln fpoue ei
an Der Yro5ebfiibrung NIT Serrr
Sborne mitfpirfen, mas bieier a b.
lebnt babe.
Dem Gait Dubuque Hegiiter" 5us
folge ion audi Die 2iquDr> Sirma 8. q.
Shunf iif nit Dem @ebanfen traeen,
ibr @eiddft na6 Oft Dubuque gu berz
legen, UNI Der 8rnnbihabung, pelfer
lie inter Dem .Wrlct" z@eieb aus9es
iebt iinb. gu entgeben. Gin Spbn Bee
Serrn S6unf ioa bas gtabliNemeni
fiibren.
Im 9onnerstae begannen Bic @ns
tpdlte Der 8rauereien unb 8irt6s
i6aften lire @e~rtbeibigung geger
Sur6fiibrung beg Wulctz unb Yrobis
bitions< @efebes. Sieielben geben bas
bel 9riinoli6 5u @erfe. Sie bebaups
ten ndmlid, mas ale perniinftig sbens
fenoen 9eute. f6on ldngit betonten
DAB bns Waulct> nnb Erobibitionss
@eieb 9e9en Die @erfaiiung Der Ser.
Staaten perltobe. Ser Staat Sonia
10 erfldren lie, greife in Die perions
(i6en Gedte Der 9iirger Der Ser,
Staaten elm unb berfeble baber gegen
Die 8unpesperfafiung.
@s lit gut, Dab Die Inselesen6eii
10 gebeibt, benn babnr6 pirb biels
lei6t einmal enbgiiltige &lnr6eit iiber
ben ipirfliden eeiebliben 8ertb Dor
Yrobibitionsgeieb unb Wulct Cain ses
i6affen iperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
Gilbernes Snbilamnt.

Im Sienstas. ben %. Weai, feiers
ten 81 Saperbia, Soma. Die Bfarrfins
Der bes bodlp. Batter Soiep6 W.
S6lueter, Heftor Der bortigen ct.
@arien : 8emeinbe beiien iilbernes
Subildum. Ser bodtp. @ater Sflue>
ter mar. bepor er Die Stele 5u Saper>
bill nntrat, Yfnrrer o ct. &atberis
men BEL Dubuque. Ser bodp. Serr
lit in ieiner iebisen @emeinbe iebr
beliebt. gs 5eigen bies Die srobarti>
gen @orbereitungen. nel6e Die gauge
@emeinbe ~getroffen bate, nm bds
freuoige greignib in %niirbiser 8eiie
5u beseben. Wo9e es linn berg6nnt
iein nod LANCE Sabre inmitten ieiner
lieben Sfarrangeb0rigen ie9ensrci6
5u ipirfenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28

Shritte an t6rn. Ser Club bat bie
Ibii9t. Die Ineele9enbeit Dem Sena>
tor Iution por5uleeen, ipel6er, tpie
man 9lallbt, Die ltnterItiibung Der Hee
9ierung iiGern fam. SemgemGb
tpiiroe cs elm 2ei6tes fem, bas be-
tr%effenoe ltfergcldube unb benn6barte
SnIeln I'M norOs Ditlihen Sbeile Der
Stabt in einen Der ld6niten Sarts bes
@eltens 81 periuanbeln.
Gin ecipiI1er Sbearn bon Su5
buque tam am Ionta9, ais er ii6er
oas @agenOa6 zines burlington
SraGt5u9es idreiten pollte, nabe
&iuona. @inn., inter Die NGber oes
3l9es unD iplirOe an elmer unfennt>
liHen WfaiIe %5errnalnt. Slos Elm
Sdub. pel6er beri1adl bon ben
Strefenarbeitern auf benz @eleiie
labe Der l!neliidSitelle gefnnbeu
ipuroe. Deutete nuf cine Iannes>
perlon. Wan fano einen 8unb
ShlilI1el nit elmer MtetaIplatte, alif
pelder Der obiee Same per5ei6net
itanben. Sic 2eid)e ober Die Sbeile
oerielben pur0en nod Spuntain 9th,
Wis, gebraft. Ser Iann ioQ
frilber Sormen9ieber aerpeien fem.
IS. g. Sransen. bcutIber Nbpps
tat uno Hotar, 3imrter 413 Office
8cbdllbe. 8. rnb WtainzS trase.
-9as Samoflesi6ipert i'm 8oli5eis
Sauptauartier traf bieicr Gage audi
Den @aftz& apitain Teilep, ben tribe
rem Yoli5eibef untcr Der Mbminiitraz
ton Berg. Na6 Intritt beg Germ
S6nnf als Wapor. ipurbe Neileb gum
Ha6t : &apitain riiGbeorbert. t1nb
oieier Gage ipurbe er erllidt, feline
.&elignation einsureiden. In Ste0e
&eileb's tprirbe Der Soli3eibeamte
Warfep ernannt.
- Sn Spersbille beri6ieb am
Iontae Srau Sobann SeridIer nadt
ldngerer 4ranfbeit. Sic @~eritorbene
mar 81 SpersniIe am 1. Mai 1870
geboren nno perbeiratbete iid am s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
Sbeater= S~priteanng.

Ser ct. 9onifatius SiineIinasz
@erein Der ct. Warien : @emeinbe
lpirb am Sienstae Ibenb,
ben A. Suni bns srpbe Drama
aus Der GepolutionS @po6e .Major
Sobn Inbre" i'm Iubitorium bes ct.
@ariens Gaiino auffiibren. Sic iunz
gen 2eiite, fpeldle in Dem Spiele auf,
treten perben. baben ifon in perl6ies
oenen bort nit groBem grfolse aufge@
fiibrten Stiiden mitgeipielt nnb es
itebt aud biesmal cine quite Oaritels
lung bepor. Die 2eitine bes @ansen
liegt IN ben betpdbrten Sdnben bes
bodtp. Sater gombolt uilb cine quite
MISUNDERSTANDING miro Sebermann
ertparten. Gae iinb freunblidIt bas
5u eingelaben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
2eiitungcn Der SemtiGen Muiifi@mlc.

Nm Sonnersta9 gbcnb erbielten,
utter eutipre6enben Seierli6feiten,
fiiuf 3oglinge Der ct. Iarien 1iiiifz
ihule i'm Subitorium be5 ct. Iarienz
Gaiino lire Siplomc, ipeil lie Den
WuiifsaurluS iener G6ule ~gldn5enb
beenbet baben. 9ie Namen Der @ras
buierten iiub: SRI. q. &oelfer. SRI.
s. Sapes. SRI. 90. Bauer, SRI. u.
ELLEN unb SRI. sc. Sap. Gen Iits
tel aurilS Der genannten IuIifi6ule
a6~iolpierten cinige Gage 6ubor bic
folsenben Srdulein: 8. Suedels, 8.
Srie6. 8. Sartmnnn. s. 8iQgina, s..
Soffmann, W. aleini6mibt nnb g.
&nippel.
gs pirb ~all9emein anertannt. oa6
Die beutden Sran5iSfaners
SGtpeitern i'm 9ebrfahe cine beious
bere SiiGtigfeit entipideln. Mnitatt
DAB, pie friiber, Die ainber , en- t.
gltern in S9ulen unter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
&IetnercWAd3rt@teu aus Stao4
ano M,naeseu0.

= Sic 8etue9nn9 bier in Subuque
fir einen Earf am SluBufer entlnng
bon Der 4dten Strabe bis nod eagle
Yoint lit cine iebr re9e. Seionoers
jest. ba Der tbdtise Dubuque goms
mercial Ghib bic Sa6e in Sanb gez
bat. 9erielbe cirfuliert cine
Yetition inter Den peri6iebenen itdbtis
i6en Sr9aniiatioren nm Inter-
idriiten an iammeln, fraft ipeldjen
man ben Stabtratb tbenegen mill.
ipe9en Der Yarfanla9a Die notbi9en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
g at o oltfem!

GrIaubet mir, gud mitsutbeilcn, baB es nidbt
nothipenotg III, nah ben ssilouifen i'm ipeiten
3eras. Yanhanole 9iitritt poer nab benz IN.
irldtbnren 8urrtlalioe 0orbs SIbsDafotas anf
eanbiudhe auSSusie1en. fuie es bic eanoiAwiub'
Ter Gudl iueiS maiden tuoueu.. neil lie
einen groben Vro5entiab oeS GerfaufSpreiies
zines i6lee,ten Stiid 2anos5 In elmer nid1t ge'
.uinidbten Degenb erhalteu.
@enn Ste nod benz gseiten An fummeu tuiirs
iden, iuerbe ih Shuen merthnpae Muisldiung
iber gatota'S grobeS Rorns0 eutrrm ertb eilea.
no ipiloe uno perbeherte 2dnoereicn 5u so bis
$50 per elder 3u haben fino.
Die Stabt @lantintun III Der cts bon aurora
Gonutp. nit einem bnielbit ipobnenben Stieiter.
elmer StaatS Snonitrieifule, einem QojyItal
mnb aus ge3eidneter @iienbabnsJ aeiIititen.
Ten aduiern perben feline @eblbren eeiorbert.
Sd3reibet foiott uno gebet Cure g9iridle an.
gsir peroen ipeoer Guiiblub gcben nod Uei6dite
nit 3idtsaatboIiten abiblieBen.
REV. M. KELLY,
st. Johns Church,
PIanklnton, South Dakota.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28

II / If t beutider uno beuti6s / n 81
lt6er 2citung lire I%rsbilbune err
bielten, geb0rt es beute bereits gum
9uten Gone BEL bcuti d. 2ebr@
frdften du~sge6ilbet 81 lperoen. Ge6t
fol 60 man6e beutl6en gltern bae
ben LANCE genug Den g 6 III e Of e.
mnO rem 2pbbubeln ibr
DIR 3elieben, nit ipeldem man Die
8. >. :. :. B. +. Die .biimmen Seut@
iden SdmGen" angelodt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
M6tmmg, fatboliiOe
2anOiM6er!

Mebrere tauieno Nder 2ano su pertauien IN
Der llmgegeno Don &ice sate, Barron County,
gsis., nahe bet tat1cIiiden airdlen uno Shulen;
70 idb1neb Gornlano nie nod irgenoiuo gu iinben
better unb aapitaliten. Dos aano befpe3t fdh
i'm 9relje BON $40 bis $40 per Ader idr iuiloes
6olSlano; genug 6uls, nm oaS Sdno oarnit 81
beSablen; berbeherteS 2auo bon $25 bis $50 lie
lnd saoe ino 8erbererungen. lin rdbere 9uSs
fnnit idrsi6e man an Wep. &. 8. S6mit,
Slice Gate, isis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
Gnblih cine 4utuntpbil. 2inie.

Sic @utomobils 2inie 5tpil6en Sus
buaue unb TlottpiQe, @iS., tpurbe
porige @ode CUR 8irfli6feit, ais elm
am porber9e9enben SamStag anges
langter, fuufelneuer a~raftiuasen ben
Setrieb eroffnet. 9ie fir Die Strede
9u6uoues Cascade beitimmte Iai6ine
ioa unterpees iein unb na6 beren
@intreffen ioa oieielbe Die genannte
Strede fabrplnnmdbig bebienen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
Manjas Tarm III berfamfen.

goo Gder balb reidhen Sooen; einer tleiner
ean5 einge5dunt unb audi tren5fuetie %ge5dunt.
Gas 2aub lieet In elmer beltidhen tatboliidlen
Nadjbaridbaft nnb III nur Sfuei Wleilen bon elmer
guteu 9tien6dbnltaot nit gutenl Martt, ioiuie
suei Neileu BON elmer airde uno Sbweiterns
idule %entiernt. Dies III cine feline giebs. @es
treibes uno alfalfa 5arni. Sic IieBe iidb III 5uei
ooer orei 6armen uertbeileu. gsenn gleid pers
fault, erbalt Der aaufer elm GritteI Der Grnte.
Greis $40 per Nder. aeine Ngentens ooer Goms
millions gebiibren. Sdlreibt or ben Gigeuthis
mer e. As. NeiuSd1 euf, aingmau, Sans.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
3eae @aarem.

Orofe Gnantitdten nener
&leiberitpffe, ale bic neneiten
Gdattirmnsen In glatten, &C.
miiften mnb Hlaib 3engen,
Seibenftpffc. Sprcdt npr nnb
felt infer elcsantes Miiprtintent.
ttnier 9eppih= nnb Seltnh=
Department lit nit ben beften
5abrifaten ST iebr niebrigen
Hreifen sefiillt.
SAS. &eNi & SO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
Murkthertdnte.
sur oen 0ro6perfaut.
Ou bu q II E, ben "a. Mai.
0etrei6e, Sen, IehI etc.

dubuque E, ben "a. Wai.
U etreibe, Seu, IebI etc.
Saier: 401@45c.
8orn: 4j@5Oc.
@erlte: Boise per Uuibel.
Hog9en: 50-55c per 9uibel.
Seu: IL. 00@Sl4.0O.
Wtsbl: 9atent, S5.60@6.0O; ifraisbt,
S4.e0@5.40.
&Isie: $1,000. @s22.oo
gmttcr; Gier nab SAFE.
Gier: 16c per Oiissto.
Butter: Dairy, zoe .. pfnnb; Grsant.
rp, 30i @31e.,
aais: Dtubm : sai.. l5c; ,srid. 1896.
8rOccries Iete.
Heis 63-95c per Btluo.
3miebelu: 81. soc per Crate.
@epiel: 81. 009$6. 90 per Barrel.
Sartoiela: 40-45c per Suibel.
@ieb. lii
Stiere: SO. 50@4.25.
Ginoer: SO. 55a2.8 80.
8iibe: $2.25@2.50.
8dlber: $5.00@5. so.
e6psinetaui BEN Su5i:: se.15@e.s5 per
blnoert YIuno.
@ieb (geidladtet).
@inbHeii8: 5a@7tc per piuno; Jtimoer.
6@Sac per YiunD.
S4aifeii6: &c
SroDifionen.
@eranderteS Sleii1: Sdtnteu, 13@13ic;
Spef, 13@15c.
Sdmal;: 10t@12c.
Roblen: 9artfobleu, $3.50 per Soune.
Sol;: Sutes Gi9enbola 5 5.00c96.00 per
Rorbe.
@eial;ene Sulls Saute: 90. l, 81 Gents I;
go. 2, 73Gents.
Srii9 seial,ene 8albbdute: 9to. 1, 70
Gents go. 2, 10i @ents.
3alg: go. /, $ Gents go. 2, 4 Gents.
S1afsieae: 1S@22Geuts.
Srp Bcne, $1,000 per Come; Wireral.
S36 per s%auieno; Slad Sad. S31@36 per
Come.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
SelohmunQ.

Sdj tperoe 500 in @olb an irgeno sSeinano be.
5ab len, Der mir ben Ramen elmer 8erion angibt,
fueld1e 100 older guteS 6armlnno i'm iiblid1en
0prb 8 Satota tauien uiro. Der beribmteite
@eiSengirtel Der g9eIt. CANADA III 5u talt unb
Der Su6peften 1T elm 6ehlid)lag. Qber in Ruro.
8afcta. benz beoor5ugtefen Staate oes 8an3en
Geute, quite Stdbte, Sd)ulen uno aird)en: in Der
5bnt NleS. iuie .5hr es 3u Sanie. habt. lin
n1here Gtn5elubeiter id)reibt an Sobn Wfueuer,
2iSbpu, Hprtb 9atpta.
a9 Sgenten in ieber Staot eefuiiridbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
M~uBeraem6hnliGe @eleaenbeit.

an benz 9anoidbtdlen ct. Better, Minn., nit
fat sanS beutiber fatbotider Bep6lteruna iii
oas gut beiutbte .Sotel aunsbrud" an uertanfen.
beisung. Seuirtbung unlbertrofien. Ser Gigen.
thIiner iuinidt frantbeitsb alber aus benz We.
id1ite An rreten. Man idreibe ipgleidl an
g0ni. 6onsbrnd, ct. Better. Mtnu., unb bes
merle. bab man Die ~slnSeige In nnierem Slattc
Qeiehen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
Musge;eiAnete Welesenteit.

Gin General @erhanoiie Stpre nit @obnbaus
Al iebr mdBi9em Greiie 5l perfauien. Der Gaben
lieet IN elmer guten tatholiidlen WniebIung, ins
initten elmer sutsn 6ar,n9eaeno. Die @oloffiee
III i'm 2aben. lin RdbereS penos man iidl an
Ylrs. 8. T., care OF Catholic Printing Co..
9ubuqne, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
oeutihe fatboliiae Golonie

i'm &eb Riper Tbale BEL electra, gsitbita Co.,
Ieras, an Der Sort @urtb Il 9enuer Giienbabn.
llniibertrsfhid) ifones unb eutes NrairielaNb
fir 9eei,en. Safer, &orn. Yauinuoae, aartofiein
uip. Gohes sano sam Turdaitnittspr eis BON
$50, perbensrteS 81 $50 per slder aui giniige
5ermine. gtdbere Musfunit ertbetlt
@nttt 9lufde, electra. 9eIas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
&atholilde 9ebrerin Iudlt steae.

Gine fatbolihe 2ebrerin, welrbe bersits eiuige
Sabre in totbpliiden uto 0nentlidben Sd]ulen
mterridDtet hot. iudlt Steauug els 9ebrerin IN
elmer tathpliidlen Shule iir ben i'm September
beainuenoen 3ermin. lin ndbere WuStnnit
man an ". g., care Catholic H~rintins
Co., Subuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
Sas. &epi & So.
go 1T 9ominif 9ibier?

Serielbe itaninit aus a6rid), Stanton Gapelen.
2urembure. Seine lebte befannte 9lorefe (Sabr
1890 mar: ga elap street, Snbuaue. Soma.
s~lusfunft ienoe man eeH. al Gouaro Scmmer,
Notar. @apeuen. 2urembura. Guropa.