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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-09-14
Hardman Notes.

Plows are running at every point
of the compass.
The lightning killed milch COW
for John Howell during the recent
electrical storm.
Mrs. E. E. Bleakman has re-
turned from her outing Of two
weeks at Ritter Warm Springs.
The Andersons, Algot Lundell,
and Floyd Frazier passed through
last week enroute for their horses
at George Perry's Prairie Ranch.
Mr.. L. w. McDuffee has returned
from a sojurn IN Grant county
Mr.. McDufee has disposed of his
business interests here and is 60
ing to change his location in the
near future.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-09-14
Sand Hollow Items.

(By Sol) :.
Miss Miller Of Kansas is visiting
Mrs. Il. =. Rice.
Born, Monday Sept. 4, to Mr.
and Mrs. Bundy a son.
Bennie Boone is staying at 0. S.
Hodsdon's and going to school.
Joe Sibley is expecting his
brother from Illinois the last of the
week.
Sam Ritchie expects to attend
the Pendieton Fair and try to sell
some horses.
Miss Mae Wattenburger of lone
was out to apply for the Strawberry
school one day last week.
Carl Musgrave and Joe Sibley
have returned from the upper
country where they had been work
Ing.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-09-14
IIEPPNER HIGH
SCHOOL OPENS
Increased Attendance Over
Last Year.

1t is back to school with the Heppner
kids. and since Monday morning the
ringing Of the bell Has been the signal
to hustle around, gather up the books
and be off for the school room.
Our school opens this fall with a bet
ter attendance than last year, and the
interest is enthusiastic from the begin
ming, giving promise of good results that
will follow.
The first day was spent by Supt. Hoff-
man and his assitantants in organization,
and on Tuesday morning work began in
earnest with an enthusiastic corps of
teachers. The high School will haye
an attendance OF rs when all have reg
istered and the prospects are very bright
for good years work.
The work OF the school has been
assigned as follows:
Grades-lst primary, Miss Anna
Quick. Fort Collins, Colorado 2nd pri
mary, Miss Ethel G. Reid, Heppner,
Oregon: 3rd and 4th grades, Miss
Florence L1sted, Cedar Falls, Iowa;
5th Grade. Miss Winnefred Winnard,
Lorella, Oregon; 9Th and 7th grades.
Miss Beulah Barker, Echo. Oregon;
9Th aud Sih grades. Mics Mabel Fuller.
PARK Rapids, MINI.
High school-Commercial department
Miss Elsie Young, Duluth. Minn.
English and Latin, Miss Lila Clarke,
Portland Oregon; History and Science,
Mr.. Jas. H. O'sullivan, Principal, Pots
dam, New York; Mathematics. H. II !
Hoffman, supi.. HeppDer Oregon.
Music, Miss Ella D. Funk, Lexington. |
Nebraska.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-09-14
Thousands Killed For
Two Bits.

Send 25 cents to SELKIRK CHEM
ICALCOMPANY. Healy Building, Port
land! Ore., for packet of SELKIRK
BUG KILLER, two tablespoonfuls of
which will rid any house OF all vermin,
bugs, reaches. Sure death to animal
lice of every variety; frees poultry OF
ticks, mites.
Is most effective PLANT SPRAY,
endorsed by leading agriculturists.
AGENTS WANTED in this territory
Write today and become user of Sell
KIRK'S.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-09-14

gun and with construction Of Govern
ment locks at Oregon City soon to begin,
Oregon is securing pretty fair attention
from Uncle Sam. Much of this work is
being done at the joint expense of state
and Nation, proving that Uucle Sam
helps those who help themselves Ore
gonian.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-09-14

Down South they are experiencing
terrible drouth, if the Atlanta Con-
stitution deals in facts. 1t says; Some
dryness in the town Of Alta, according
to this from local correspon dent; "lt
Is SO dry here that wagons are going
around with their Tongues out. Ice
has to be soaked in water all night before
it is wet enough to 7r1ake lemonade.
The catfish kick up such dust In the
bed Of the river that the river has to be
sprinkled before you can 60 fishing. A
spark from an engine set hre to a pond
and burned up lot Of bullf-ogs before
the fire could be extinguished. and the
ground is so dry and hard that crawflsh
holes in low places are being pulled up
and used for gaspipes.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-09-14
Notice to Creditors.

NJ OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that the undersigned has been
appointed by the County Court of the
State of Oregon, for Morrow County,
executor Of the estate of d. G. Ely, de-
ceased; all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified
to present the same duly verified accord
ing to Jaw, to the undersigned executor
at Morgan, Oregon, or at the Law Office
of F. ID. Robson, in lone. Oregon, with
in six months from tie date of the first
publication of this notice, which date is
August 18th, 1911. al7-s14
Hiram o. Ely.
Executor.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-09-14

Mrs. Lena Slender, wife of Henry
Slender Of Morgan, was brought before
Judge Patterson on Monday evening
and re-commIited to the insane ASYLUM
at Salem. She was released from the
asylum about year ago as cured. Her
insanity is Of suicidal nature and she
had to be guarded from taking her own
life. Religion was her particular hal
Inclination.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-09-14

The early prospect Of the expenditure
o. S8,OO0.00O on the Umatilla project
promises that Oregon viii soon come
into her own. With the south ietty oi
Toe Columbia River and the Cello canal
near completion. with work on klamath
Irrigation under way, with improvement
Of the long neglected coast harbors be-
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-09-14
For Sale.

325 tons of first quality Alfalfa
bay on Butter Greek, Umatilla Co.
Write or phone
The GEORGE & MILLER Co..
st. Echo, Oregon.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-09-14

The good fall rains have come and the
Morrow county farmers are taking adj
vantage of it. Summer-falow ground
is being rapidly sown. and there is lots
ofit; and from reports We get, the
ground has never been so well worked.
Sowing now means deep roofing and
good stooling of grain and points to an
abundant harvest the coming season
In fact the recent rains have had the
effect Of frightening up the
aspect and removing Tie sense of
gloomliness that had settled down on
our people. The air has been washed,
the dust laid, and life begins anew; all
-hings look bright for the year that is
ahead.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-09-14
Notice.

A special meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Morrow Warehouse Milling Co.
will be held at the Compauy's ofIice at
Heppner, Oregon, Tuesday, October 10,
1911 at 10 O'Clock A. D., for the purpose
Of considering the adoption of new bye
laws, and for such other business as
may legally come before the meeting.
e. d. BROWN, Secretary.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-09-14
Advertising Rates.
THURSDAY, Sept. 1911
a NOTE FROM THE FAR WEST.

A NOTE FROM THE FAR WEST.
The following is from the Springfield
Republican:
''The 'knocker' is a pestilential fellow.
The booster is the patron saint of all
abe great West, bat the 'knocker' is
plain anathema. Nor shall anyone say
that this is not as ii should be. When,
fol example, the hopeful and enterpris-
ing citizens OF Rabbit Gulch form a
'50e, 900 club, it is distinctly discourte-
oRs, to say the least, for any literal, but
neaT-sighted individual. to come along
and point out the fact that the $4,000
marx is still some distance off, that
bonlevards and avenues exist only on
paper and that perhaps railroad branches
may come and that perhaps they may
not. The only wonder is that the man
who does this sort of thing isn't Iynched
Perhaps he is. 1t is possible that the
mortality tables Of the West have con-
eealed under some such appropriate
classification as pernicious dyspepsia
abe hnal taking off by the route OF rope
and bare limb of many 'knocker' and
skeptic of future greatness.
"Rut it has remained for Enid, Okla,
TO write the Infamy of the 'knocker' in
enduring verse. Enid has recently sue
ceeded in raising a fund OF 800 900 in
cash to help it's manufacturing industries
along, and this, we are informed, in
spite OF the knockers who tried to hold |
the town back So to celebrate the
towns emancipation holiday was de-
Clared a little while ago, business houses
were closed, parade was arranged and
on a Roat draped in black bunting a
large hammer made of wood end also
covered with black bunting, was drawn
through the streets. On either side Of
The float walked business men in single
file and the band played dirge. With
due ceremony the hammer was buried
in the court house ward, and after the
ceremony we learn that the Madrigal
clnb Of Enid gathered around the grave
ard sang sweetly the following song,
written BY an Enid woman booster,
which. it is said, is to become Enid's
official civic anthem:
The Knockers old hammer.
Wen bury her. dam 'er,
Deep down in the court house square,
Where the wise guys and sages,
Through the incoming ages,
In passing may see and beware.
The Knockers old hammer, q
Wen bury her, dam 'er,
We1l erect O toomstone at her head
Where the Kiekers and Knockers
And town building blockers
May weep o'er their prophecies dead.
TIE Knockers old hammer,
Wen bury her dam 'er;
Wen build a great city instead,
Where the rich VIII grow richer,
And the hard working dltcher
Get his bank account out Of the red.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-09-14

The estimated wealth represented in
Oregon's output from her various re-
sonrees is 100000, 900, according TO
John M. Iownsiale in the Oregonian.
This is not BAD for an Off year.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-09-14

|, I. J. MahoneY, Cashier of the
above-named bank. do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true TO the
best of my knowledge and belief,
L. j MAHONEY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day of Sept 1911.
S. w. SPENCER,
Notary Public.
Correct-Atteat:
Frank Gillian
J; B; Natter. Directors.
NJ. S. Corrigall.
fSEALl
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-09-14

or the First National Bank. at Hepn.
ner in the State OF Oregon, at the
close OF business, Sept. /, 1911.
No. 3774
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. $377 $40 "a
Overdrafts, secured and unse-
:, cured q d ;....,......,..... S.l13 81
Y. .. Bonds TO secure circula-
tiou. ........ .,...... 25,0OOOO
rremiums on " ,. Bonds. 95 SO
Bonds, securities, etc AZ. .436 26
Banking house, furniture, and
fixtures ,,.....,........ 1896 SO
Other real estatz owned 6 .4O5. .83
Due from National Banks
not reserve agentsl o45 10
Due from State ana Private
Banks and Bankers, Trust
Companies, and Sayings
banks 5,962 25
Due from approved reserve
agents ,...,............. $4,000
Checks and other cash items 81 96
Notes of other National banks lI,735. 90
fractional paper currency.
nickels and cents ...... l9S 90
LAWFUL MONEY RESERVE IN
BANK, viz
1PNS. ''''''...- pol ,UOU OU
LeRal-tender notes :. 1,06400
80, ia so
Redemption fund with U. S.
Treasurer Is per cent of cir.
culation) .... l,25O.0O !
Iotal al............ 531 ,271.71
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in. 800 900. 90 /
surplus iund ........... 100000
Undivided profits, less expen-
ses and taxes paid ..... 1859 SO
National Bank notes outstand-
ing. ...... ....... 25 900 90
Due TO other National Banks 4,236 81
Due to State and Private
Banks and Bankers l.224.53
Due to approved Reserve
Agents :.......... 6.796 II
Individual deposits subject to
check, ,............,.... 3S5, ,229 81
Demand certificates OF deposit s $40 81
Time certificates OF deposit. 4l,725. .94
certified checks. 1900 90
Cashiers checks outstanding 5S.4Ol
Total .................. 5sl ,27l7,
STATE OF OREGON,
JoUNTY OF MORROW, 30
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-09-14

usrred 1T the Postofioe at Heppner Oregon, as
Eecond-olass matter.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-09-14
REPORT OF THE CONDITION

or the First National Bank, at Hepp
ner in the State OF Oregon, at The
close Of business, Sept. |, 1911.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11

fpn1te man ailf 1000 @inippbner
1851 @ebilrts5iffern cpnltntieren.
Sn @nglanb betrdgt Der Sur0iGnitt
Der Samilien AS Yerionen, alio and
nod INNER cine perbdltniBmdbig bpbe
Sabl. Sie Sran5olen linb nur i'll
europa oieienigen SepGlferungsnlits
gltebcr, Die ben seringiten &inOerreih>
tbum auf5uipeiien baben. Die iran=
5Diiihen GanaDier bingesen f6nncn
ais fitbcrrcidftc Giaiie Der dbriitlihsn
SepDlfcrung bcs N~rslGnbes selten.
@benio tpie bas 9eltreben bes @plfes
habin scbt. Die Sterbli6feits3iffer Su
oerminbern, 10 mil iebcr Staat Den
ainoerreihtbum icines Bottles err
boben. Mdn bat IN ~eir5elnen 2dus
bern aues mogli1e periudbt. UNI ben
Jiiifgan9 Der SepDIferung nufSus
bnlten, unb 6~efnnntlid, baben Die
S%rnn5oien gbeitanbsz unb @eburtss
prdnticn bereits eingeiebt, bantit Die
8epolfernn9 be5 2anbes 5u> llnb nidt
abnebmc. Sn Seutihlnnp arbeitet
man oarauf bin, cine Senolferuugss
3nnabme baburh berbei5ufiibrcu. bab
man Den ilngen 2euten 10 bel mic
oenfbar Sciratbsm0glihteiten bere
ihafft. uno bab man fir Die 80fs
nerinnen unb Sduslin9e I'M ipeiteiten
0tabe ioret.
8as iibrisens Die SamilienItatiitif
Srdnfreid's unlan9t, 10 iiub Die CIR
gebniiie Der lcsten fronsGiii6en 9olfss
5dblnn9 9eeignet, bic pbuebin Ihon
sroSeu Sorsen Der iran5oiii6en &ue
trioten nod 3u ltei9ern; Sranfreih,
bas I'M Sabre 1851 an @iupobuerSabl
Die 5tpeiterGbte Station @urnpd's mar,
lit MN bereits auf Die iiebentc Stelfe
5uriidgeiunfen. es irirb i'm @erIaufe
bes ndhiten Sabr5ebutes ipabri6eins
LID audi nod bon Stalien iiberbplt
perben unb bamit I'm ad)te Stele
riiden. Sic g~eiorsniiie. Die oieie
g~i,tipidelllng in Yaris erlpeden mlib,
finpen ibr. gfo in einem Intrag pes
Seputierten Srinnt. Der in Der aam@
mer pori6ldgt. bel Der Seiebung elmer
Heibe bon Staatsite0en jeuen 8etper@
bern ben @or5ng 5u geben, Die lid
Batter BON fuenigItens orei &tnbern
nenne fDnnen. Srnnfreih 5dblt beute
insgeinmmt etipa 11,315.000 Sami<
lien. Sarlnter befinben lid nidt
peniger als 1,S04,710 @bepnare, Die
iiberbaupt feline &inber bnben, unb
nabc5u brei Iilionen Saits6altungen,
genau 2,966,171. Die MIR Sinh
~beIieen. Ian 5dblt MIR berbdltniB1
mGbig ipeniee Samilien, Die iiber 5ipei
&inber binauseeben; Die Statiitif err
aab MIR 566T6S Snmilien nit flint
8inbern. 1S2. 998 nit iieben Big aft.
t11,437 NIT brei5cbu, 249 nit fiinf>
sehn unb SO Sdmilien nit iieb5ebn
&inbern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
Heriemsctt.

Sic ameritanii6e Suseno trat bor
einigen Sagen ibre Serien an, unb
oud bon ben @ripadieIien lpcrben in
Den nddlten Woden man6e Die Irs
belt penisitens fir elm pnur 3agc
ruben laiien, nm Der Grbolung 81
pflegen. 2an9e lit cs nod nidt Der,
pa man Serieu fir groBe 2eute bier
5ulanbe als cine iebr iiberfliiiiigc
@inrihtung betra6tcte, aber allges
mad lit man audi bier 81 Der Grs
fenntnib 9efommen, Dab Serieu aud
fir gripn6iene nidt blpB cine ans
9cnebnte, ipnbern aud cine niiblihe
ginridtung iinb. @cr baS gan8c
iibrise Sabr ieine Yilidt tbut unb in
Der linn 5ngepieienen Ibtbcilun8
Der groBen Sretmiible bcS 2ebens 9es
treuli6 cinberitapft. Der nirb, nenn
CT eini9e 8oben Der Hube gepfle9t,
NIT ueien ardfteu ON Die arbeit geben
unb Die Scrien fperben lid audi fir
Sene lobncn. IN beren Sieniten CT
leinen @riperh finoet. SnS aneris
fdniihc Yolf bat biSber reiblid raid
aelebt uni. reiHlif piel 8earbeitet,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
(Spe5ials gorreiponben8.
Stalicniidc 9iimmcl.

Hom. 81. SUM II. - Ius baz
briano lin ben Iarten) fomntt Die
%bctriibenbe Hahri6t. bab bon sortigen
So5ialiiten unb air6eufeinben Die an
Der Srobnlei6nams : Yro5eiiion 9es
tbeilieten mp ielblt Der 9ii6of tbdt>
lid ~ansesrjffen norbeu ieien. Sa
i6on Gags porter yeorogthaiporoen
tpar, ma beabii6tige Die Yro3eiiion
unter alien l~lmitdnben 3u Itoren.
tpurbe Die 2ofalbebDrbe beionoers barS
auf aufmerfiam gema6t, ale 0taB>
re9eln an ersrcifen, nm Die Srbnung
dmfredt an erbalten. Ion Inconn
mar elm Battalion g%eringlieri, 5ablz
rei6e S6msleute mn &nrabinieri berz
iibergefommen. Gin 3ug Solbaten
erDffnete ben iibernus Sablreiden Sug,
benz ii6 in Gia @ioja cine itarfe
Grippe Sp3inliiten feinblih ent9egenz
iteute. Gin Sbeil berielben itiir5tc
iih duf ben 5rdeer elmer 8irGefabne.
rib linn bicielbe ans Den Sunoen. per@
baute Den armen Neni6en uno mahte
bas Banner in Glide. Grit ais cine
ollgemeine Eriiselei entitanb. miifte
iid Die Ypli5ei IN Die Sadc. Sic
So5ialiiten aber crbiclten 3n5lig,
briillten Die Mrbeiterbpmne nnO err
seben iid in ben tripinlitcn Gusbriiden
geeen Srauen unb Wdbden, 10 baB
bieie eiligit Die Sluht crgrcifcn. Nlir
nit Wliibc ipirb Die Hrbe einigermuBen
berseitcat, bnmit Sie Yro8eiiion ibren
Surtaano ne6men fam. gin Der
3reu5ung bon g. 8iopanni bat iiH
nnterbeiIen cine nnbere Golonre
So5iaIiiten alfgepflnn5t. Die joblenb
unb pfeifcnb Die Heihe Der Sbeilneb>
mer gu burhbre6en Iudt. @s enta
ftebt Elm neuer Sumult, ben 8ube>
itorcrn seIingt es bis gum Saloaftn
por3ubringen, inter benz Der 9iihpf
bos 9~aerbeiligite einbertrdgt. Mit
pabrem SnSianersebcul i~tiir5ten lie
6erpor rnb iufen bnrd ~glenboaens
it6be ben 8irhenfiirit gum Strauheln
an bringen. Wit fnnpper Notb 9es
linat es einigen &nrabinieri Die acrlc
5uriid3ubrGngen, INN Den @eg ipipeit
Al idubcrn. baB Die ipcniaen, nod
iibrig gebliebenen Sbeilnebmer Der
8ro5ciiiou ungeitDrt in ben Som eins
sieben fDnnen. Sic giirgeriAaft per>
Ianst itrenae llnterilIfnn9 bcs Sales
unb geltrafuna Der S6ulbigen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
@elde Station bat bic meiften ainber9

Gon alien curopdiiden Hationen
baben Die 5 rnn5oen Die peni9z
item &inber. Sm Surbifnitt beltebt
cine fran5Diiide Samilie aus 3,3 Yers
ionen. Ser ainoerreiftbum Der
S%ran5oien lpd9it arh nidt bon Sabr
an Sabr, ionbcrn es lit I'M @~egentbeil
cine gcrminberung in Der ainber5abl
8u conItatieren. Im I inberz
+ ei6iten limb bic Srldnz
Cine irldnbiihe Samilie ipirb
burdifnittlid NIT SO Serionen ge@
3dblt. Die 8uiien nebmen nebcn
ben Srldnbern Den 5meitbo6iten Hang
in ge3ug auf &inbcrreihtbum eiu. lie
bciteben burfi6nittli6 II 81 Ser
lonen. Iu6 Die e punicr fonnen
nit einem 9roBeua aufs
lparten, nnb lie nerben gleiGfnlls 5u
81 Yerionen geipGblt, pdbrenb nan
in Seuti6 b ben &inbcrrei6s
tbum nit so Yerioncn angcben fam.
Die 3unnbme Der idbrli6cn ScbDltes
%run0S3iffer fam man in Seutihlnnb
alS rrnb 100000 YerIonen be5eihs
men unb i'm Sabre 1909 itcllte iih
audi cine erireulihe Icrminberung
Der Sterbc3iffcr elm. IS entfielen
aui 1000 G%innobncr 31,91 @eburs
ten, mdbrenb man Sterbcfdlle bel IT,
900 Yerionen 1907 nngeben fpnnte.
Seit Dem Sabre 1876 ipar im Sabre
1909 Die 9cringite StcrbliGfeits3ifier
icIt8uitelen, anerbinps 1T Der @eS
burtenrildgdn9 audi in Seutidlanb 81
beo6dfieu. benn IN Sabre 1876
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
Ginc Melbung BON Hcu Yprf,

batirt bonn IS. Suni, beiagt. baB in
cinem bortigen Sotel Die Gcidc zines
fntboliiden Yriciters IN elmer iiber>
fliebenben 9abeipanne aufgeiunben
nurbe. Bic 2eife ipurbe ais Die bon
Hep. Simoibp Sulipnn bon Sort
Sobgc, Sa., ibentifi3irt. IcrSte,
pclhe Die 2ei6e nntcriuftcn, gaben
Den 8abripruh ab, baB Der Sob in>
folgc zines S%er3i6lagcS eingetreten
iei. IIs Yapicreu, pcide in ben
Saidcn bes Sricitcrs gefunben ipurz
BEN. gebt berbor. bab er ii6 nuf elmer
Hciie na6 Srlaub befnnb. r. l.. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
Nfarrcr e1npfie6It sim.

Montroie, Su., 2S. Sebruar 1910.
Wfetne 10 Sabre alie Todbter bate bic Ran,
liidt Sabre, 6Ierit seIinoe, tpdter in febr
lbperenl W:iaB. 8farrer 9ibneus empfabI rns
Yaitor 9pnig's 9%ierpcnit1rfer ais elm Ntttei,
pelDeS iiber beilen nirb. Seit 8 Monatcr
gebralidt tic ben gferperitdrfer rno bae ieitoent
nod feinen anfau eebabt. SD bin feit iibers
6clgt, bob ie burn bieS WtittcI p6uia aebeiIt
miro. Srau 81 Herfid
9aIoeitou, Ser, 10. Wdr3 1910.
Seile NIT erober Sreube nit, odb Buftcr
Souia's 9teroenitdrfer MIR nIebr @ntes aetun
bat, nls aaeS anoere has i'd eebraudbte. iieber
IL Sabre fit Id an slnfdlen, bod teitbem i9
ben 9fcroenitdrfer regeImdbtg einnebme, babe
Id feline Infine gebabt, i'd babe bodies Ser.
traliet gu Der Wtebi5in. bin iiber3eifgt, oaB
6iefe mid betlen miro. Sp1er Sanfbarfett
lam i'd. ben serbenftdrfer allen 2eioenben
rur ernpfebIen.
Srou T.. q. Beb.
CAn Gin lpertbpp1eS oau iur Jerpeuletoeune
oVLGH ntrD Seoem Der es ~perlanat, srQeianbt,
Nrrie erbolten and bic Wle6tsif lIInipuff.
Siele Weebi5tn pur6e felt benz Sabre 1873 BON hem
botiu: yaltor Sbni9. Gcrt Waoue, Snb., S~ubtrettet
uuo IeBt inter ieirsr anpeiirus bon Der
KOENlG MEDICINE CO.,
100 Lake Str. CHICAGO. HI.
Bet Mpstbsfsrn an babem fur
t1.OO ete dIefGe, g SIajdten far So. o
0.sbe s1.7S, Fiat $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11

rno linn Dor Ilem piirbe es gut tbun,
tpenn ans Dem loblid)cn Sraud),
Serien 5u geben unb 5u ne5men,
cine n~uaerneiuc uitb balernbe ioSials
fuirtbiIaftlite @inrihtune gemadt
ptirSe. 9as piirbe nidt nur Der
@eInnSbeit Der Hation gu Cute fomz
men, es tpiirbe alid ibrem @eielz
ihaftsz nnb ibrem @%emiitbsleben cine
anbere, beitere &idtun9 geben. 8as
lie iebr gut 9ebraudcn fonnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
Shanfpirtbc mcroen fmjDnirt.

auf Gutrag bes Siir9ermeiiters
Gamma bat Der Stnbtratb bon SeS
Woiues ben Stabti6aemeiiter anges
l~pieien. bon nm an bon Den Shanfz
pirtben idbrlih 5000 an 2~iccn3gebiibr
81 erbeben nnitatt mic bisber 5000.
Su bas Gountp bon ben S6anfpirs
tbeu cine 5000 Steuer erbebt. 10
miiiien nlio bon MN ON Die Wirtbe
idbrlid $1,000 3ablen. I'M ben Surit
ibrer WitmeniGen loiben 81 biirfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
90 iueit fiibrt Der Mutu= Craze.

Ser ~19jdbrige @l5a Gramblit err
id)oB b~erfloiiene 8o6e atf elmer
Sarm nabe Gbbppille feline Wutter,
bcrpuubete ieiue Sdnelter 8laoDs
t6btlid unO be9iug bann Sclbitmprb.
Ser iun9e Wnun bate crit pori9cn
Somsta9 Elm Iutomobil fir $3.50
qetauft unb fir ben grDBteu Sbeil Der
&aufilImme cine Note geaeben. gs
id)eint, bab Die Iutter ibm bicriiber
Spripiirie gemnd)t unb CT Den Saul
bcreut bat. Gin bon Srau gramblit
binterlaficnes Sbrciben. iporin iic
laat: .Gicic Iutoleute haben uns in