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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-15
Watchlnpa Stomach
Digest Food
visa the Mcana Whereby Science
Made Possible she Cure of pyA
nepala.

repala.
The Ahba Spallanxani vas The GiTst
scientist to study systematically the
chemical powers 81 the gastric juice,
hal Il vas by the careful und con.
vlnelne experiments Of Beaumont that
tie foundation Of our exact knowl.
edKe q is competition end action
was laid.
haaumans waH 40 army rur9uon,
located at an obscure military pest in
Michigan while Il was set terri
tory. and was called upon 10 treat a
Kuu shot wound u the stomach IN 4
Canadian yoyaser-~A Alexis ST. Martin
when the wound healed n permanent
opening WIS loft by means Of which
loi could be plared in he stomach
agisl gastric juice taken from It.
Beaumont made scientific expert
ngrnla with his crude means and
Wfalo 4 book which today Is rocog.
ssIsei among The classlea Of physiol.
osy
iseaumonl blasea tbs way for ether
scientists 50 lizat today medicine
knows what llla stomach dues with
fopa and whal loud loes 10 the stonl.
ARD
Science aleo knows Whist the gas
sfir juices are and how 10 make
lIsem BEST ior the system
slnursH Dyspepsia Tablets thanks
h the noof arnly surgeon and Alexis
81 Martin slye mar a means q al.
HHAliue food. feplenlshIng he ex.
hauslcd juices soothing the nerves
and CORRECTING dYsppptle conditions
If the stomach
sEluarts Dyspepsia Tablets are nat.
lITal lfnlE and vegetable esscnees ~
sIlccd ii concentrated form and by
tremendous power compressed into a
tablet These powerful little digest.
eEa are knoNn III over America and
rantda Full meals have been az.
aeRlAd b Them II glass tubes and
they are sold IS every dfuegs
Physicians "a the number ~ 10000
slse lhnuI TheX are mefliorIoua and
powerful Go 10 y0ut aruesIel and
has lafkake fhdAy, price sae. or
Hand ua your name and address and
- VIII Hfn1 yulI 4 trial pscllaae BY
matt free Address n Il slnafl CO..
10 b|uaIG Bills aIarthan. Aileh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-15
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEI |

Brlghtfs Disease. piabpIes' Rheuma
tt5fn, iftfIs Nfdf1As RfppH4f tniiHtAH MA
tIen OF The Bladder, Bad Blood and
Nervous Troubles caused by Sick
Kidneys.
J. N. Wallace, the we'll known drug
gat of Guthrie knows By experience
that HINDIp0 will cure all forms al
Kidney and Nervous Troubles, and VIII
guarantee It In all cases,
Can't sou afford 10 try i at their
rIskg Il costs yeu nothing Il u don't
do the work
sent by mail to any address pre-.
nald on receipt Of 50 cetnsl Six boxes
$3.50 under q positive guarantee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-15

g. G. Thnlt renre'ealiue The slsu
afi jail AulA = Cancinnall. Ohio p
hefe 10 lhe iklefeaG 81 bis company fpF
the wo's oa The state penlsentlaf. ,rl
NeAlestef His company erected lhe
great New York prison and be stands
slfunE advocating the ldea lhat he ren.l
fesen'f : concern asking naukhl but
g ehppfe fQr bid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-15

Linen Handkerchiefs
SPECIAL VALUES FOR THREE DAYS
e5e l4ANpkERcl4IEFs. Bod.

An linen and Shamrock Linen Hand
kerchlcls. in plain anl croEs.bar weavea:
beautifully embroidered wIth scalaped ur
hemsltcied edges Ilandkerchiels with
edglng Of 81. 0all lace; crossbar Hand
kqrchlels, nll-over emhrollered; Arlen-
nes hand.embroidered Handkerchleis:
Handkerehiels With linen centers eabor.
ately trimmed with Valenclennes lace,
'ssss rs s1s ssys 1's valves I" sale Soc
iaANpKeRcAlEFs sse. 3 FOR si.oo
An linen and Shamrock Linen Hand
kerchiets IN both plain and crosshar
weayes: embroidered or embroidered
hens Handkerchieis you've Of en- paid
soc for The kind thar appeal 10 par
iicuAr people. ca sqle for O. M
.hreo tagc. a5c. ,nr ........I y isUU
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-15
sf.OO HAT PINS, scc.

4 beautiful assortment Of new gold iia.
Pins. Lots o. new designs in coral and
Slgnet Pins. Some IN new shapes eill
fancy stone settings Many are maua-
faeturers samples and are caally WORTH
si,OO, OF sale here tomorrow Eflr
q ,,a.sst .3.... .....,..stt ts..s.'ss. WV
sfoo BAR AND COLLAR PINS, Soc
80 neckwear Is quite complete today
without one OF these nifty Bar Pins or
Collar Pins They come IN various designs
Of fancy pins and in perfectly plain pins.
The new ones have come in along VIII
some manufacturers ssmpes. El1n
1he sl00 qualities 80 Il ........ vVb
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-15

SIPS Muslin
Gowns 98c

Tuesday morning and for three days
we win put on sale io dozen AZ ihe
Dost Muslin Gowns we ever offered orr
raae. They are Of Nalnsook AMI are
IN high neck low neck and sllrovcf
styles Theg are tr.mmod % suit
various tastes, Some ere quite e'abor-
ntely trimmed wsilc others are llainH'
ly trimmed with fine Walls or neat en-
brolderios and others are trimmed lli
wash braids Not a one 9f thfm 4
wor lcss than sl25 You sin miss
one Of the best mdermuslin values ct
the year n you don't buy fsn
ono ii .................... Jub
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-15
eaho oaK@ elnaMs.

Ealuraay's irelg1i drought Us q Dc.
layed shipment 81 Calored Dress Linens.
hlucs. green's lavender and natural.
They are ! 2inebes Wide and last season
We sofa them q Seo. pn account Fl
their late arrival We have maSked them
4 special price md viii HeN 90a
Them quick nl 4 -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-15
New JeweIry Novelties
Manufacturers Samples at Half
NAV al.oo RELT PlNs. Boa.

Another handsome attractive LOT OF
those dependable Bel Pins just received
direct Flom the manufacturer Some ~
ihe new electric finish, some IN enamel
finish. some are even imported Pins
and Buckles youth pay IN other torres
Sl0O for, wlil be IN this Tues Enr
day Ieweliy Sale ut ..s. uUv
Special Values Also at sl0o
2sc BEAUTY PINS, FOR 25c.
SIX gross or S6i cards OF iaese Bcauly
Pins arrived In this shipment and the bic
uanii explains why we can sell them
cheap, We bought direct from The
manufacturer that made them They
are extra well made with extra secure
e Fasteners sss sasen sas III ns rs o %s'a over Csc
a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-15

These sheer dainty tlandkerehieia
made BY hand by the sturdy patient Az
menian subjects Of the Sultan 81 rurkcy
are taking first place Klih discriminating
women. They wash aud wear better han
any Handkerchief and are more apprcct
ated because they are aandmade. Q0c
Special values at 5sc 10 .......,. VJO
LACE HANpkERcHiEFs
For better. use we suggest Lace Hand.
kerchiels The very sheeresl lflsh and
Shamrock linens combined with fine
Mochlln and vaenciennes Iaces Put TO-
eether with all the skill OF the Irish
needlewoman We offer for tree days
splendid asspr ment OF special yalucs
IN these Lace handkerchief q qE nm
s5c, 9sc 81 80 end up u ..t.s pVsVV
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-15


Co0ra viii be worn mere than last season,
We have positively tae best Hose imported
into America to sell at SOC, Made with
double Root and extrs spliced heel and
garter on, ena ID colors, blue, pink: layen,
der ggey gold, silver tans, etc A El1a
gac value at ..,.........+.......... JUL
GALL FOR sgi IMPROVED
And youth get lhc best Maco yarn stock
Ink to America for the price, This stocking
- peftcr than any guaranteed stock %
tho market il is made Of 60 gauge long
i8hre, Maco yarn, Made wi b q crow foot.
o splIeed heel and toe ana is CT m
packed 3 pair in q box. Per box ~ taUU
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-15
gIAsvAL LAeEs.

Matched SETS ihe new pat efns are
iual III. dainty uew pat eruss conceptions
Of MASTER designers Nest q these SETS
come IN twb wlalhs q insertion and two
oi he edge li you've been vaiilnK
yonn llnd them hsEa SOW 4 1kN
Toe $50. aae and 1uu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-15
NTRANCE THROUGH CLOTHING DEPARTMENT

Theout eof pufp
crested the shelves back hf places Last week case after aeof new sHs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-15

Rich, silky black Llsles with eros foot
and garter top. Made IN chemnliz, Ger
many BY one OF the Old reliable German
nmkefs Fine and crisp as silk and as cheap
as cotton. All sizes, ~ to 10. Efln
Tuesday the pair ...s............... Ju1
SEAMLESS HOSE, 2sc
Al last we have Seamless Hose that He
can aik about Hose Of Tine quality
yarn and q rlca black permanent dye
Hose that gives comfort 10 the foot ana
mears as wcl as any Hose MADE, 1En
10 sell AZ Observation-Disclosures. .kJG
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-15
DELIGHTFUL SPRING HOSIERY

American through Stockings
Ordinary
We imported nuhea al aoghA mn AND m y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-15

We well supplied with e tempting novelties We san tel ou very
Nh M space but we want you to sure and come this week and SEC fashions array O
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-15

aEw FoULARD0 TT 9i.oC.
We never offered such heauilei sIna
rs now The achnesu of ne new spring
shades combined With the handsome Dc.
signs we. are showing make these siO0
Fonsrds most beau lfu Our close
loual with New Work keeps us ir q POSI-.
ton to have the LATEST ideas rs they
come from the manufacturer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20
Gin bercdytigtc Srnge!

~9us tragii6e llngliif 81 8ofbaie
ON port9en Spnntda, IN ipeldem Drct
ainbcr 9etDntet ipurben. ipllrbe purd,
be ~hicrlonhil6e l%tuitttc, bas gnbns
gelciie mis- Snfpfnh ST bcniBcn, nerz
lria6t."
60 idreitt aan5 in inherent Sin1c
6crr Gc0aftellr alrdcn- pon Snstape,
lulo CT bcn1crft p,iter: "@nf oteie
Wciic iinb int ietfcn Sabre III btcicnt
&anhe 5,612 Yerioncn nut's Sebcn
gcfpmmcn nno 5.512 murbcn ucrlctt,
pher ncun Wsnl 10 pici, MS in 6patips
itcn get6btct ipurpcu. Sn europa Ut
Der @e6ralf Scr @clciie nl5 Subpfnb
itrenoe nerboteu, ipobrenb h~icr8tlnnoc
Der gabnbnmm nn elmer malertffjcm
GtcHe cinr scindte I%rumcuabc 1T.
Sic pielen trauri8cn llnglilde limo ctnt
natiirlife 6olge."
6icrnn nnihlieBcnb mohtc Die
folgcnbe Infragc i'm Sntcrc'e Der
Difentlihen @oblfabrt mo Siterbeit
aeitattct iein: 8ot hic Stnot DUBUQUE
cincn o9angbarer~ @ee fir bic Spae
s;erodnoer unh 9eiud)er bc5 ~Sue
UlluuC . OluuS >AJ|uuuplulCh - XVI
irpaiif, aber setGbrlid geIcaenc &lat
iulrbe befnnntlib i'm pcrfloiicncn
Sabre iiir bic 8iirgcr Subuqlc's 8ue
odngliher ecnnht. Sic Nusiiht bon
hem .iiiDlifen Iblerbort" Sn6uoue'5
itcbt iener nid1t mad. Die man bon DEM
eagle Yoint Bart aus 9enieBt. Nbcr
nm jencn &laB 81 crrcihcn. NJ II 5
man cntlpeber eincn aemaltigcn llms
neg hurh Die 8eioer mndcr poer -
bic @elciic Der SQinpis Central gahn
beniitcn. l1nb nns loIte ioptcl mic
moolif pernliebcn iperoen, bn INNER
} @cfabr lit, bnR cin ltn9liid geIdcbcn
f0nnte. @s io1te olio . | b 9es
ipr9t iperben - rr1b ie cher, beito
better - baB Die Silr9er Snbnoue's
unqcfdbrbet icnsn ibihen
4ldB: .Subuoue's @rnpe" crrciden
f6nren, icne StGtte, no b~cfarntlih Die
irpiihc Siilc bes GRINDERS Subuolc's
rubt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20

or iif Inn bic SDrberune Der fatbo>
ltlfen Yreiie bemilbt. IuBer ieiner
tlettrauernben Wittipe In1nnbn W.
3%enningcr hinterldbt cr adt Ginber,
idmlih: Warr, Die ebrip. Shpciter
Sercna, Gliiabetl, Imnnba, Soicpb,
Hoia. 6enrp unb Sobann. Sas 2et>
fenee9dneuib ianb am Sienstd9 bonn
SrducrtauIe, 513S 8iihpp Ctr. mad,
Ger ct. Iueuitinus : Stride unb mad
eincm feierlid)en M%eauiemamte BON ba
mad Dem ct. Warien : @ottesofer
itntt. Sen trauernben Sinterbliebe>
men bicrmit unicr @eileib!
Corr. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20
GurreipuuScus aus Chicago.

Sobn .. 6ennhtger, ipoblbefnnnter
@iir9er mo tbdti9er @creinsmann. lit
am Samstag, oen 10. Ipril. i'm Ilter
bon IS Snbren unb 8 Wonnten infolae
6er3leipcns ploblif burf Den Sob OBJ
berlifcn morben. Ser Geritorbenc
NOR nus Seiicn : Nniiau 9cbiirtig. gr
mar Witglieb Der neutrality-suspicious.
bcs fatboliihcr Wniienbauies. ioipie
Sefret1r bes @plfshcreins fir @crz
breitung gutter Shriftcu. au1 bat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20
St''es pfnrrer'S GriaDruag.
woro. Sn.

wtcro. 81.
SO mar 'Hon naebr,rs Sabr.n massuIsiSsnb,
osrinrts oassssn maHdss. absr ubne GrfpIo 9r,i
Glaiasn GATOR abu;s's T~.rpsn.etari.r botten ben
aeipuH'@ten grfoIg unb f1rirteu rrid, bespolb ert.
pitbIt i'd ihn allen aebeabsn.
8. siifad. giarrsr.
Die e&tpeffsrn bes ~foftboreu gluies In minioms.
burg. O.. iassn: mir finb i.br s~uirieo.n nit Der
mirfun8 bon VoftOr abnis's gerpeu.Stdrfer, peltsu
mir iHOn ieii sinissn Sabrsu brauhen.
Sic eapsIt.ru bon ct, Soiepb in SuOianapois.
9ue. iassn: Seit 10 Sabreu s.brauasu mir GATOR
Rou's's sssroeu.e tdrfer nit benz beft,u erfols,.
@~ns ein ,uertbpoues BUD fur glerperIsib,ubs
0YIka fotro Seoem Der eS perlonet, B~naeianbt.
Nrrle erhalteu aua bic Wte6lsit l~inioujt,
Ste1e uieotStu tpnree lett bern Sabre 1915 bon benz
peGm: .yattor SbHi9. Sort MagHe, SHb., subereltet
hno test Inter fsiuer antoeiiuue BON Der
kOENlG MEDICINE CO.,
AOO Lake Str. CHICAGO. ILL.
SET Mpothefsrn su baben far
sA.Vo ote Sial@e. b Jiafdten fir $500;
GsoBe $1.75, 6 foe $500.
Seim edreiben criuabne man sea. oieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20
Wmtnna, Gatholifen!

wenn Sbr epd nad] eiuem Sein in Der Ndhe
elmer tatbpliidbeu STRIDE NIB Sdbruetern'S d1ule
umiebt, no Der Suoer reid ituo bic Greiie uieD'
RIG limb, 10 tonut Sbr bos 8e,uuuidte I'm @rano
gouutp, Slos0atota irbehf
@tr babeu bier Dor nehr ais % Sahrer &c.
,upbnt uub tonneu Cub pieSbetref pole Gin,
5eluheiten geben. H%eieret3: Seu. 6ran3 3.
nniers abreFs if: Ysartsas Bros. Milbant.
SIos9dtota.
8tim Sfrciben crpIbne man geff. oiefes Sintt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20
murktuPrid1tP
Sir ben @rpkpcrfami.

Du bnaue, ben 10. april.
Octrcibc, Sen, Wscbl, etc.
Saier: 51-53e per Babel.
torn: 5000 per9uIbsl.
&ei,en $500 per Yuibel.
@erite: 5S-60c per guibel.
Ro9geu: 65-75c per Vuibel.
Neu: 5000. so per 3orne.
Msbl: Pateut, So. S0-6.60; traiabt.
$5, 40--5.s0.
8leis: S25. 00-S2S. 90.
Butter, Gier nnb Safe.
Gier: 14@lSe per Oueenb.
Butter: Oairp. 25e; creamery, csc per
pflmb.
8Gie: Rban; 8aie. 15e; Grid, lie; Elm:
burger, lSc; Smiss, 1Se per Ffuno.
@rpeer;es, etc.
Gartofieln 80c per guibel.
.3misbslu: 9Oc per Suibsl; Spaniide
3ipiebelu, 81. rs per Grate.
gepiel: $4. 00@S6.0 90 per Barrel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20
Mus See Moinss.

Nus u~nlcrer Stnntsbauptirabt uiro
nndhtrdalid SolgenDcs 9emeloct; Sl1
gemeiniomer Sibung bcioer Sall'er
ipnrnc +. 8. Nelpcomb 3llm Timber
iitdts : 8eeenten" eripdblt, ais 9tud,s
foiaer Yidett's, unb 8. e. 8oiueu gum
&ernaltungsratb Der NormaliHule.
als Naffolger bon WtnrIb. = @pus
rne Carroll ernnnnte s. .. Gons
nor bon 9eniipn. ben friihercn
.Stanhpatter" unb GougreB : Ibees
prbneten bcs 10. 9iitriftes, sum- Wftts
elieb Der Gontroli : @e6Drbe. on Steae
Sphn Golpnie's. Serner folecnbe Wtitz
glicber Der neIen II nterrtht 81
y + 3 3 e, pelfe Die Spntrole iber
Die orei itaatlid1en y6ohIhulen" baz
ben pirb: fiinf Eepublifaner - u. y.
Stunt bon Spirit 2ate, Gas. &. Sres
min bon @ebor 8apios, g. St. 5olbroot
bon Snnlpn, Is. 81. Breton bon Sallds
Center unb 2capitt BON Gebar Soils;
bier 9cmpfraten - 2. 9. Softer ben
Sttumipo, q. 3. S6oentgen ppn
Council 8luffs, 8. 8. giurpbD bon
Glfaoer ltnb Geo. g. Safer bon
Snbenport.
9as Stauts : Sber9eri6t bat ent>
fhteben, baB CO II 6 erlaubtt TT,
an einem Counting pber Seiertag cine
Neitonration gu betreibcn, Die III Ser
binbuua iteht NIT elmer W h
Of q t, ielbit lpenn e~rlterc bon leBte>
rer burh cine ~transportablc Wauo gez
10000 -. %, ntt,of,, o,,Acrotr Soil
enti6ieb Der 8eri6tsbof, bnB Gin
Wiann in einem ,trodencn" Golintp
bere6tigt lit, iciten Sellhern
Sier por5nleBcn.
Sic Giien6a6nen bon Soma be-
abiiftiaeu, ods 3pcie Gent @eies nnz
5uareiien uno bcmndchit einen Strobe
fnd in einem 8uubes9erihte ars
hGnaig All maiden. Sic fiir3lihe @ntz
ifeioung in Waiiiouri ermnthi9tc Die
8abnen gu eleifem &orgcben in
Soma unb nrbercn Staatert.
Cine bon Der bieIi9en sSiibcrculnr
Niiocintion" pprgcnomnrene Inter
iudhung Der ainber bc8iialih Der
S6pinoIuft ergab, baB burfihnittz
lid Ie6s bon ie 5ebu Sinbern nit Der
aranfbeit bebaftet paren. gei Den
meiiten 9inbern mar Die Su6erfnloie
crit i'm &nfun9sitabium 6cgriffen, MIR
BEL einiaen Sdllen bate bic &rdnfbeit
Sprti6ritte gemoht. Die @~ereini9ung
plant jest Die erridtung zines Subcrs
tnlars2 agers fir ainber I'M CONNER.
gtipa $50 bieii9e S6lllfin6er bns
ben cine Yetitipn unter5eihuet. Die
an ben Or Yrdiioenten 5beobore
&ooIepelt nod Gfrifa geianbt peroen
iuQ, Sic ainber eriuhen ~5ebbp",
er iole feline Ihublolen Sbiere in Der
@ilbniB tobten. (Wer ieue Be-
negln9 in Sang bringen mubte, nm
bas gauge 2dnb mieocr anf bas ofinbs
life" Soma aufnlcrfiam 81 mn6cn?D
+ j
Dim lebtcn Somncr5ta9 trat Sulpa's
,Nnti : Sdlomctan3 : 0eleB in
Strait, na6oem e5 ppnr @pupcrneur
nnter5ei6nct norbsn. Snsielbe ieBi
0cfangnits nnb Celebrate anf jcbc
Gctbciligung au ciucm rubisOncn, ans
ft6ftgcn, nnmurnliihcn pber nnan.
ftanbigen Drama, Shauipicl, Gusitel-
lung uber fonitigcn gcranitaltuus".
Sic Ourbfibrling bes 8eieecs lit DEN
G6erifis unb Der Eoli5ei bes Stantes
iihrr(niisu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20
9aroains! garaains!

Cine ieltene @elegenbeit. I'm 9cden.
Siannelle. aleiberitrffe. @dutel. fers
tige @n5iiae unb @%mbroioerics 81 iebr
ermGbisten Yreiien 81 %faufen.
SameS 2epi & So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20

3b farm Shr Welo aui iidlere erte Sarm.
3ppotbeten ausIeibsn. 10 oaO es id6rIid) 8ro'
sent 3inieu brtuat.
~. ~. Inooipsie, s~Siaiitun. U. tut.
Seim snreibcn crnabnc nen seh. oieies Slatt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20
Nnte Ssarmell

III b~eutidher fatbofiither 6smeinSe All iehr mast.
gen Grsiien. Sd1reibt nm 2tite unb Siloer an
J.. y. Se~uingbanicl. &inafSGer, cfia.
Scim Sd,rciben crwaDue man geh. bieies glatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20
Sino sic elm &atbolif?

gpinidleu Sic eit Seim in elmer guteu fatbos
liid)en @eqeno, 100 cine groBe stride uno cine
St1peternithuie oprhanoeH Hpe? gstr tonnen
Shuen eite 5urni bier i'm Blue Blantet Ibal sum
Yreiie BON SIS bis $40 per @der oertauieu. cute
Observation-Disclosures In nelem Stdbtdben.
PACKARD e. ERPELDING,
Hoven, S. Oak.
gcim sdlrribcn crpabnc mnn gsf. bieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20
(Spe5ialbrief ans S%nnsbrud.)
Ger Ran,pf NM hns 1tlark
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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-03-02

GOVERNOR FORT's invited guests to
attend the Inauguration of President
Taft are as follows Governor and Mrs.
Fort, Private Secretary Leslie n. Fort,
Adjutant General r. Heber BRENT
nall, QuartermaSter General 9. Ed
ward Murray, Captain Peter Vreden-
bergh, First lieutenant William G
Schauffier, Colonel Austen Colgate,
Major Wilbur f. Sadler, jr., Captain
Oscar IA. Condit and First Lieutenant
Nelson B. Gaskill, composing his per-
sonal staff Speaker of the House of
Assembly John d. Prince and Mrs.
Prince, Senator Joseph Frelinghuysen
and Mrs. Frelinghuysen and Or. Bruce
5. Heater, the latter secretary of the
state board of health. The party will
leave Trenton at 1926 Wednesday af-
ternoon and arrive in Washington at
4. Is in a special car. On Friday Gov
ernor Fort, with his military officers,
will call on President Taft, according
to appointment. The First troop of
Essex will be in Washington in time
to escort the governor to his hotel
upon arrival in Washington. The
troop will be In the inaugural parade,
but the governor and his staff will not.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-03-02
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cheerfulness, her disregard of the pri-
vationS and hardships attendant upon
hospital service when very few of even
the necessaries Of life were available,
were of value to both surgeons and
patients that battles estimation.
When the war ended, penniIess
though she was, she at once set about
the care and education of some thirty
orphans of confederate veterans, bear
ing the expenses partly from the pro-
ceeds Of her writings and partly from
the generosity Of her numerous in
fiuencial and wealthy friends, spurred
to emulation by the magnificent self
sacrifice which she had character
istically devoted to this noble work.
Much of her life has been spent in
travel, and everywhere she has gath
cred the sympathy and friendship of
the most influential personages, ire
spective of nation Lllty.
For many years she occupied West
wood, cottage on the Carroll Manor,
devoting herself to her garden and her
numerous friends, but frequently leaV-
ing it for more or less extended trips
abroad, until some eight years ago,
when, realizing that at eighty-five one
could no longer live the strenuous life
of the country, she came to George
town, where in her modest little home
she has dispensed that cordial hospi-
tally dear to her social nature.
The ceremonies and festivities at
tending the unwilling Of the monu-
ment to her brother, the first governor
of Michigan, in which she played a
leading role last spring, proved over
trying for person of ninety-three,
and despite the attentions of ner de-
voted friends and admirers, she has
been unable to regain the lost ground.
In November she had an attack of
paralysis from which she never fully
recovered.
Few lives have been fuller or more
useful, and among her hosts of friends
there are scores who bless her for
kindnesses so tactfully rendered that
she ever seemed the recipient rather
than the benefactress.