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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-19
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81. YR. 0irailiua. 9ilhilois. @alerian.
%. 3. liberia. GrescenS. So'tbcn.
30. i. Satiirninus, NC. Sallminata.
30. g. Inbrcas, ZIP. Iaura. Sultina.
Ger Iebaftcmr beS ,1amilienfrcifeS".
gSiQ nibt nit IiiBen, feinen 9ieberu
Sen faulen Nii6iegang erfreu'm
Ser Irmutb SGrei mill id ertpioern
llnb @oien auf ibr Eager itren'n.
8ie Speere mill i6 5iirnenb reden
Sic 3ornesrbptbmen Idarf unb bei6
Siah SdnSen. Die iid fred befleden
@it fremper Mrbeit 8lut unb SGmeiB.
Ssh ipiI tciu Sdn9er iein Der iatten,
Sn's Ser5 perfaulten @ierlingspelt-
.Nein Wort lei tpie elm bint'ger
Sd)atten, 4
Ser 5iirnenb auf ibr Eager fdIt.
=
Sod modt' an 2iebe reid ih Ieaen
Iuf iebe fpunbe. miioe 8ruit
3eriobnenb meines @ortes Sesen,
Sang funfelnb bon bes 9ebens 2uft.
- - -
,Sait On Elm Iie6es Ysitterlein.
Sait 9u elm liebes 1iitterlein. bas fir
Sid iorgt. Sid liebt =
Sem lit bas allertreueite Ser3, bas es
auf grben 9iebt.
Co ipeid), ipie elmer Mutter Sauo,
adj! feline lit 10 tpei6,
Sa. baii On Seine Iutter nod, bit
Su unenbli9 reid.
Sait 9u elm liebes Miitterlein i'm
alien Seimatblaub,
C.iag', bait Su audi oft nnb germ ein
liebes 8ort geianbt?
grfrelie lie unb tparte nidt, eb' es
pieIeiht az ipdt;
Su peiBt ni6bt, penn lieb' IiitterIein
arr lesten 8ilbe gebt.
-
Sod i6ldit i'm Sriebboi it'll uno
ianft bic liebe 9tutter Sein,
i1nb bit Su franz, bit Su IN Gotb,
10 einiam nrIb alein
salf an ben Sterneu ienb' ben Slid,
. b0r' fpie Ieis nnb linb
Sie ferne Stimme troiterb lpridt;
.Meiu drmes, licbeS &inb."
Cd! atbiIbe &c inutb 3.
@rdnb Sapen, Midl.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-19

3 arnles @tdbhen in Der Stabt.
Sas ME pas 2anb senoHen bat.
Nod1 mic gedtbmet refine Cuff
limb 8albes<, Seuz nnb Slumenbuftl
Ridt 8liitbenifhnee nod @ieieusriin,
Ritt @orgenrpt6 nnb Shenbsliibn
8egliidteu oeiner Sugenb Seit
Nit ibrer @ottesberrlidteit.
Sen Sternenbimmel riemals sanS
Sabit on in ieinem id,ouitcn @lanS;
Die Stabt init 9unit unb Haild,
pebedt,
Sobinter Ionb lnb .Stern' beritedt.
Sir iiust fein Bad nod @oaelhor
@cbeimuiBpoIe 9ieber Dor.
Ser 0ampfmait,ine ihriller S6rei
Huft bid gum bnmpfen Sbop bcrbci.
Ser Chop fdrbt feine @anseu roth,
Sein Hiniel malct nie Der Zoo.
3m pit fGrbt CT bcn @eilt audi bleid,,
Sod itlperlid i'm 5u tiisenbreif.
@dtbtas 3obr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-19
y u
rS6 inde 9sdnner."
'(gin 8ort on Die fatboliiden
Siinslinse. J.

Su ptL Stupt JtultItlv teUiS tIt
Aiterth,rm Der tpeiie Siogeues. gr
mar elm Sdiiler oes beriibmten Sbiz
loiopben Sofrates. 9iosenes mar
in manher 8e5iebung. elm ionber>
barer 8au5. gr. sing einber in
laneem Bart unb 3erriHenem Raitel.
NIT einem sroben Snd auf Dem
Niiden. iub er fpcbnte in elmer Come.
Oo6 tros bieIer ipnberbaren @efpobnz
beiten mar SioseneS elm Iebr seatttez
ter @ann. SeIbit anf Den beriibmten
8onis Meranber ben @roBen madtc
er einen iold' eeipaltigen ginorud.
baB er ausrief: 1@dre ih nidt
! Ileranoer, modte i6 pobl Siosenes
fem" SiogeneS pnr ndmlif) ein
eanSer @ann. ein Mann BON Cha.
ratter, Der inter feinen llmlt1nben
feline W%runbidee preis gab. l1no
ioldJe @Gnner iino gu allen 3eiten
bohsebalten porben.
Sieier Siosenes sins MN einmal
bel io~nuenbelem Gage in Der belebz
teiten StraBe BON 8orintb nit elmer
1atcrrlc auf mn ab. Sertpunbert
dgte i'm elm 3orintber: .Nber Sioz
genes. mas iufit On benn?" - n&as
ih Jude? Nun. ih Jude Idnner."
= Iber ipie? Sn Der sroBen Stdbt
4orintb braud)t ma bod nabrlid,
niht lanse Idnner 5u iud,en, ba CAB
es boh Rdnner senils; aber mas fir
Manner? @dnner pbne ,9baratter.
Rdnncr obne feite @rlnnIdee, obne
iittlid,cn Salt.
aud, Ole Stride Der @esenpart
ilft Mdmner.
.anf DEM aampfseiilb Der
3eiten,
Sralld)t es Wtdnner, itarf
rrp milo.
Ndnner, Die in @iien idreiten
Mit hes @laiibens blonfem
Shilp."
Sic Stride ltd1t itdrfe. d,arufterz
fcitc @dmer, Die iiir ibrc futboliidc
il%ebcr5ensnns burd's Seler 9eben.
Gin lold,er mar 8. .. Soiepb ODrrcS.
Der Dor etipa 100 Sabren Die Mctbtc
Der Stride nmcrId]rodeu pertheioiate.
Bon ibm Itnnmen iol9cnbc InuncSs
lporfe: .9ein &pnia lit reid acuug,
mir nteire quite llcber5cuauug abSu@
tanfcn; Die S0fc bdbcn nit)tS, nm
mir hafiir Die Hubc bes @cipiicnS
ab5ufdlfeu; Die llnabhdnNiafcit mcis
mes 8eiites mn Die llnbeiholtenheit
meines Gbnrufters, luenm iih aud
&diifer ou3u gcilnocn lpdrc mir INT
teinen Yrcis Tell gcipeieu. Sd bcnec
midi Dor @ott unh lcilcm &ilen. ppr
Der @dicitdt Der @abrbcit mo Sitte
lid|teit. Dor DEM HcGtc lib Der Wcs
redlti9fcit. uber niulmcr pnr Der Will
II" iino Der robcn 0elpult. IN meldlen
yprmen lie mir aud, entgcgeutrcten
mo9e. Sb tic nrotcuS ppcr lccicnn,
bon pben pber bpa uutcn an min
fonrmen. idl lpcrnc ihr fcincu @inilllB
our mcine lleber5cu9una geitattsp.
Sarum bin i6 gems unbciorsi. ipaS
Die 3utunft brineen pcrSc."
SaS iinb &ortc cincS pahrcn
InnncS. ciucS edit tnt1niildlcn Ians
mes. Inn ioldS' Gin Mcnn iplit aud
Su iperpcn. fnrbcliihcr Sipaliug,
%iait Sll, aecr Gin lpldper @iapn wsr-
Den. panit muat Tn 2ir in. Gsiuen
Snsenoialren bic Mamsstuscusen
amsneismgl in&em, upr aaem Gbaraf.
tcritarfc mno ilsbcrseuaunastrenc.
Sdon all Silnalin2 mus On iiber,
all. no 81 Bit. Scinc hl.i llcberSeu
gin9 perfetcu obnc Snrdi nno obnc
3aeen. 70 ipirit On eiu Mann bon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-19

@barafter iperbeu. ltnb renn bnnn
Die Stllnbe fommt, mo iuieper bes
Samples Scuer5eiden raufeil. uno
Die Stride pieber rift: sd iufe
@dnuer"., bann iuirit On in freriDiger
gegeiiterung 3ur Iutfport geben:
ySier bin i'd, &utter, niurm mild dlrf
in Seine Streiterihaar, in Die 'Sduur
Der fatboliiden Rdnner! T-;@. IN,
II 8 81 N ~. ~ -. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-19

Spfinuns hnIcr @cr5. bnb Die Nn@
ltrensnn9en Der 1atbolifcn quite gr>
iolgc er5iclcn, inbcm tic bic Mcdte
idliisen, Die man ST @runpe ridten
mil, ilnb inbem tic ben %orubenoen itnp
nift luiebcr gut an mabcnben Inter
gang Der Tation nuS bic ioSialc Srfs
loiltna fcrnbdltei1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-19
Dummies Seus.

9ns iehitc unb iiebentc Bud,
0ioies. baS iieben Wal periieaelte
Bud. Die aspptiiden @ebeimniHe. Der
ihtuar5c Habe. bas Bud Der @nneer
ETC., etc. linn Bidder. ipeldc sepiIc
liberale Sfdtter in ibrcu Mn5eiacs
ipalten ibrcn 9eiern, inter Senen It'd
audi 8atbolifen beiinbeu. anpreiien
iaiien. Sebes fatboliide SGnlfine
tpeiS. SaB GO bios flint Bidder @oics
aibt. Sas iedic utb iiebcntc Bud,
Moies lit iomit pilrer Shminbe( mmo
Snmbng. @pies mar ein beiligm1Bis
ger &ann nadD oem Serscn @pttcs,
Der nidts mebr perabidpentc ais 3uus
berci. Idbria2erei. slbgotiesci mo
I~ber9lauben. Sebcs faiboliihe Sduls
finb peis audi. pie idipcr Die Slubcter
Oes 9%ploencn &olbes @oics be-
irraft murbem. ScSeS fatboliifc
Sdulfino cnbiid ipciB. oa6 ca zinc
idperc Siinbc ut. slber9laubcn an
treiben. Obcr nbcr8Idubiihe @iider al
leien ODER 5i perbreitcn. Idreu oic
dnsefiibrtcm Bidder bloS leid,te
Sdlmnoliterahlr. geaen lpeIdlc ma
b%emt5utaae allerortS. iclbit proteitans
tiIderieits. 10 eneraiih 6ront madt.
10 bdtten mir pieliei6t nod, geihpie
gen. abcr ipenu IN unierem aufae>
ndrten 3eitalter Der bon @eltpciss
belt nnb @iiienihaftlerci MIR 10 ii6ers
iprueelnec Siberalismis elm 10 err
bdrmlihes, n~idtsnubi9es unb Dummies
Scng. pie bas lchite unS iiebente BUD
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-19
, iaSnhes Ysabdem bu pom eamb.
90 Fairest of the Rural Maids.)

(Tah B m. 6 nlIen g rp dnt.)
8 idcnitcs @tdbd1en on bonn 2anb,
8eboren am WaloIhattenrano,
Nnr Simnclsblam nit 8ldttergriin
Sn beiner &inbbeit bitb umidyieu.
Sm @nlo, NOS Dir 10 fpphl gefieL
War ,dI briu @auoern uno peiu
Spiel;
Ses @albes Sd0nbeit reid bod
lfIidt,
@obnt Dir i'm Ser5sn rnb 0eiidt.
y
Sn beinen 2ofen lieblif bolS
Spielt nod SeS OtdidtS StpieIid)ts
golo;
Oein Sritt lit lei6t. lit tpie Der Winb,
Ser bltrd Die gldtter idnieIt limb.
3mei gronnen eleidt bein Ilieens
pdar,
Grin ipieselt lid Der Simmel flar;
Die 9olb men 9iber CART unb iein,
Die rabmen ite pie 8lurnen elm.
Sein Ser8 lit rein ifnb ,tnseatert.
0ie 8albestiefen unberiibrt;
Ser beil' &c Srieben, Der tie fiiGi.
Dein san5es @eien fanft lmbiilt.
x**
. arntes YsabAen in Der StaSt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-19

f1fSR - AtANA Ah'NAih VAtAfo'hh
2anbsleitten 3u perbreitcn iud,t. Inn tic
inteIefniea nnn seiitia 5i pereiften,
bnirit Initb elm mabres, ernites &ort
seiprod)en iper0en, oann lit Sfipeigeu
uid1t mebr Cob.
8ir itimmen bein st. Refers
8ote" .in bieien ieinen AcuSerunsen
p~ollitdnpis bel. .
@iffe, b1re mai, mertbcr peier,
liebe 9eierin!
Is bat Scr fl. Muguitinls. ipcld)er
i'm Sabre 420 mad 9briiti @eburt
itarb, unter gnbfrem folgenres jhGnc
9eusniB iiir sic ueberlieferrng aufbes
ipdbrt: Ills feline frommc SHUTTER
Ronita gum Sterben faN = 10 err
5dblt CT - iprad, Tie 5u ibm unS Den
llmitebenoen: r8esrabt meinen 3eib.
po ibr nolft; MIR Inn oas Cine bite
ih end, gehenft meinsr am altare bes
SerrJ no INNER ibr ieiu mnget."
Oieies cine 3sueniB seniigt. Mose
Die 2ebre, bic oarin .liest, bon allen
.@ldlbisen red)ti beber3ist mn barum
Die groBte 5ilfsmlele fir Die armen
.Seelen fleibis beniiet tuerbcn, icet.
beute, beIonoers in bieiem @onatl
gntfhulbise Did nidt, man babe
Define tpertbe uub iebr in Hnipru6
eenommene Iufmerflamfeit nitt dii
bieien Ylnft binselynft. Sieier Yunft
5dblt iogar, ipenn On ielber einmal
bon 5innen fheioet.--t9. Sd
- y y
Gbeleute = ie&sfa6e S~rbensleute.
Ser 81. Srans bon Sales matie
einmal Die 8emerting: Sic Che 1T
elm Srben, in Incident Yfon Dor
DEM Hobi3iat YrofeB MAIDEN milB.
UGbe Is aud bisr. elm Hrpbeiahr, ME
ina 2luiter. 10 ipiifbeu ntr Menise bic
0eliibbe ablegen,".g s.,g ,ssne.s
/, Oieieu, Sas Fat Ser bsfannfe
Nuguitiuers Batter abrabam a Santa
Clara aufge9riffen Hno i'm -auf ieine
Wabrbeit bin sepriift. llnb on bat
er Berausssbraht. bab Die, CHE ip9ar
elm ie6sfafer Srben lei. @r iast:
.8enn mon in Den Gbeitanh tritt,
tritt man Susrit in ben 8enebifz
timer 8 rben bod nidt bon Der
itrensen SbierpaiiS. pielmebr in cine
id9Dne, rcide, eemiitblihe Yrdlatiir.
Sa iinat man, ba flinet man. ba
maGt Die 8esel ipenig B~eIdiperniB.
2anse tpdbrt es aber niht, bann
beaeben 5iG Die g6eleitte in ben g L G.
0tger Srben. ttbem zines an
Dem mbern iGon dIerbanS dlissiis
iesen rno 5i tabelu bat. Sa gibt's
bdnn Sriibs mn Ibenbprebisten. bel
benen a6er semeinislih Der Sesen
perseiieu ipirp.
Mus bieiem Srben treten lie in
Den, 8drfiiBer Srben, in
tpelhem Sbrdnen. alasen unb @cincn
I'M oas tdalife Srot. Sammer unb
Notb, Saitcn mlo anSeres 4reus iid
einifellen.
BON ba. scrdteu JIG 5uipeilen in
einen irreauldren Sroen. bas III Der
SIaaeIl "a III bier @eib@
lie / f,S.rben. in peldem nc nit
Sdldsen urb StoBen eiuanpcr 5us
red,tpcift.
Sat Der cine Seiie sebanert. 10
aebt'S in Dem &artb.Gmier
Srben. pa berridt bel 5iid Stiqs
idtpeigen. ba rebet nan nid)ts nit
eillanocr. % bicibt Sebes in ieiner
alauie.
GuSlid trrtcn Glide ioear in ben
Z remiten : Orbcr, inocm Ser
Nann babin. Bic Srom portbiu aicbt.
@lalbif Su, baB sic inn Siutnlcf lpies
Aax ,.t, y ~ r..t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-19

J Shop @irl" = 6~abritmaoden
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-19

8oies etc, inter micren beutiden
Manufacturer 3u nerbreiten iud,t. nm Tic
intedefnieI nnb seiitia SIT persiften,
pnnit miib elm wabres, e~rnires &ori
geiprod)en iperSen, oann lit Sfipeisen
nit)t mebr Sob.
8ir itimmen DEM st. Refers
8ote" III bieien ieinen Acusernnsen
pollitdnpia BEL. 8
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-19

(siidt mad, grbant. gu %ieiner 3eit CAB
es nod teine ~Sbop 8irls".*(
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-19

(Gah B m. 6 nl1eu 9 rp ant.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-19

(5ortiesnns aui Der 10, eeite.)
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-06-21
SeIe of the Personal Estate
OF 5. 7. Heninger, Deceased, Tuesdav,
July IS, 1912.

The Undersigned w. E Peey, Administrator of S. T. Hen
late OF urkes Garden Tazewe County Voinia
Mar the 10TH day of July O'Clock M on the res
PouVe premises OF which said S. T Hennge died seized and
possessed, in Burke's Garden, Tazewel Counv V; ff
ior SAFE publicly to the highest bidders personal estate belong
T G now on said premises, except certain house
n6o ano ken said personally consisting 58 lambs
500 ewe 80 mead cattle eeders horses ~ bucks cows and
calves red BULL certain valuable poplar and cherry Inh
atlg machinery plows moving machines wagons harness
p OF several hundred sheep for years one saw Mil and
all o sad rk MAKE with 20 horse engine
Clerks Office OF Tazewel County, Virginia. ~ " ~
he above mentioned sheep and are we'll bred Dorset
Horns, and should be attractive to anv nArsons who d
this strain OF sheep as they high bred $500 " ~
TERMS or SALE:
All purchases under in hand on dav M s,l
me WOOL and lambs for cash. all purchases other poner
o 90 and over will be credit of months with nerast
from date OF sae and for which purchaser will be required
cue note with good personal security bearing interest from date Of
sale, payable to the Administrator ~ W u
.,.. WILLIAM E. PERRY
Admnraor OF the estate of Samuel Hennger deceased
North Iazewell, Va, r. f. d. 2, June 10, 1912
NOTE: AT the and places Powell Ro,,ou
guardian OF Lula May Wilson, infant will rent the real Of
boundaries. - u"oie grazing
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-06-21
Notice OF the Rental of Valuable Real Estate
IN Burke's Garden, TazeweII County, Va


- The undersigned, Guardian of Lula May Wilson an infant
m on the 10th day of July premises here
mentioned rent at public auction highest bidder h
following real estate owned by the late Samuel T. eninger
n H. All that part of the home place the said Samuel
Hehnger lying north of the public which runs tbroh
what known as the Home Place. excepting and reservn ~
the road N "oi'h sioe OF
SECOND All of the land belonging to the said estate Of M
SAD Samuel l. Heninger lying mountain known 40 the
l<'dge and known his Monntan Place" excer;n
ana reserng however, from said part of said
oac now beng grazed by John D. Greeve excepting s re-
waited by the essees OF the said Samuel T. Hennger
TERMS.
The said lands above be rented from the .h
unit the 18TH day OF November 1912 longer and te
en VIII be Tor cash at the option renter or renters
rent money may be paid the 18th day Nov be Io1a
interest from the 10th day of july 1912, secured bv
n ote or notes with good personal security. N ny
j. Powell ROYAL, Guardian of Lula MAY Wilson an infant
lazewell Virginia, June 10Th, 1912 M ~
NOTE; AT the same time and places, VIM E. Peerv Adm;
nsrac the estate of ST Hennger will sell personal nrone,
% ~ ~ io'"sei' OH wk.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-06-21
Hedreck hand made Grain Cradles
or sale. Tazewell Supply Co.

Hedreck hand made Grain Cradles
for sale. Tazewell Supply Co.
Will Hager, of Thompson Valley,
was here yesterday, attending the
sales conducted by the dry goods
stores here.
Whitley Six, of Thompson Valley,
was here last Saturday. MIR. Six and
his brothers recently purchased fine
lot of land in the Valley from Nick
Adams, which they are improving
and getting in shape.
DR.. Polly Peery, Sumter, S. c.,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H.G. Peery,
is expected to reach Tazewel about
July LIST, and spend the month here.
b. P. Repass and j. M. Thompson,
of Concord, called to see us this
week. as did also J. N. Young and
A. j. Larimer.
There is fine crop of cherries in
the county. They sell readily on the
street for 25 cents per gallon. On the
trees, pick them yourself, 1912
cents per gallon.
David Crockett, from Richmond
College, arrived last week, and left
on Sunday for his home in Bufke's
Garden.
A number of the young people of
the town were again entertained at
the home of DR.. John E. Jackson, on
Wednesday evening The evening was
very pleasantly spent in dancing,
and delicious refreshments were
served.
A dozen different styles of din ing
tables, also parlor and kitchen tables.
Some are very handsome indeed, and
prices down within your reach. New
line of iron beds, mattresses, springs,
child's beds, cots and porch couches.
See our line, and buy where you can
get the best price.
The Tazewell Supply Co.
Miss Louise, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Martin. was opreat-
ed upon for appendicitis at the john
ston- Willis hospital in Richmond,
last Saturday, and at last reports was
doing we'll. Her father went with
her. returning on Monday. Daily mes
sages from the hospital have been re-
ceived, and the young lady's parents
and family are much encouraged.
Several centers report that the
usual celebration of the Fourth will
be omitted this year. OF course.
What's the use? The Republican con-
vention in Chicago has furnished
enough noise, buster and fireworks of
various hues to last this country for
one hundred years and then some. No
use for the Democrats to try to
whoop up anything like it in Balti-
moreno need or material left.
Miss Maggie Baker, of Tennessee,
gave her many friends here a plea
SAINT surprise this week, by paying
them visit. She had been to Falls
Mills to see her brothers. family, D.
ID. Baker, and her nephew, "Jim,"
and, of course stopped off here on her
return to Lart GILLETTE, Tennessee
where her fatler. j. w. Baker, and
her brother, Alfred B aker, are living.
Miss Maggie is fondly remembered
here, as is also her father, who taught
school in this county for years, and
was also cashier of the old Tazewell
Bank. She taught school too, in this
county. and still at it in the State of
her adoption. Miss Maggie's visit
mere was all too brief. She left on
yesterday.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-06-21

26 ACRES FOR sALE-near St.
Clair Station, on Norfolk and West
ern, between station and Hickman.
Land lies well. Suited for manufac-
turing site, residence purposes, truck
garden, etc. Price $1,000. Easy
terms. Further particulars at News
office,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-06-21
Notice

Thomas King will make the season
OF 1912 at the following places:
Burke's Garden. Cellar Fork, Ceres.
Mares kept on good pasture at So
per month.
MEEK BROTHERS, Burke's
Garden, Va.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1912-01-04
Died Of Starvation
And Exposure
Body Found IN Cabin On
Duncan Canal identified
AS Hike Jacobsen

Death by exposure and starvat-
ion was the verdict of the corners
Jury that examined the body and
heard the evidence offered by wit
nesses and opinion of examining
physician, DR.. L. p. Dawes. at the
inquest held over the body of Mike
Jacobson, found in the deserted
cabin at the head OF Duncan Canal
on December 2Ist.
Mike Jacobson was a resident OF
Petersburg and had been working
at Mason's Camp on kupernof
Island since June. He had about
seventy dollars deposited in Peters
burg and had some wages still due.
The body was brought to Wran-
CELL by Deputy Marshal Schnabel,
after a stormy trip with Capt. Nc
Gehea and T. II. Cunningham on
the Laura MAY.
The cabin where the body was
discovered was visited by three
men after the discovery by Patton.
The door had been nailei up
and the tracks OF three men leading
! to and from the calm were found
in the fresh snow. They were
thought to be that OF three Feters-
burg boys 9ko had started CIT en-
a hunt and had not been heard
fro 4 for tgo weeks.
Jacobson is the seventh man to
be lost from two to ten days in the
country abort Duncan Canal, in
the last ten years, four OF them
dying. It is a country which ap.
pears very easy TO travel through
consisting for the most part of open
muskags where mountains for land
marks can be seen most of the time.
jacobson has a wife and family
in Norway whom, it is rumored,
are on their way to join him here.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1912-01-04

With the compilation of expert
testimony bearing out the general
worthlessness of the survey it is
easy to see the grounds on which
Mr.. Lewis bases his opinion that
survey will be thrown out,
1t is the concensus of opinion in
Wrangell that Attorney Chas, Cas-
grove made a good fight for his
clients having taken the case on
short notice and without any op-
portunity of examining the survey.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1912-01-04

The fire company has grown con-
siderable during the last year and
a grand Fireman Ball WAS decid-
ed upon to raise funds for meeting
the needs of the growing Organi-
cation, Washington's Birthday was
the date set for the ball.
The first Monday in Januar,
was too popular 4 night and the
election of officers was postponed
to the February meeting which all
frenen should attend.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1912-01-04
The Lady Patron In the Hotel.

For an Interesting. discri ninati ting
and all round eSacting proposition in
a hotel the lady patron is doubtless the
winner. Size must always have a par
Tor floor room. With bath, fronting the
street aud plenty Of closet room. The
room must be large enough to accom-
modate a couple of box cars she calls
trunks. She will use three times as
Blany towels as man, keep the bell
hops in perpetual motion to answer her
calls and make more complaints about
the room temperature in a day than a
man would IN a month. Hotel World
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1912-01-04
Leap Year Ball

The first ball of the year was
given at the Vrangell Hotel Mon
day evening. 1t was truly leap
year affair, the gentlemen gettinI
only one or two chances to choose
partners. Mrs. Jas. Walton act. j
as MISTRESS of Ceremonies and
conducted the dance in praisr-
worthy manner,
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1912-01-04
Notice to
Light Patronq

Commencing January Ist, 1ei2,
\ minimum rate of SI.oo per month
on all meters registering from o 10
: XIV,
From ! to IS XIV. I5c per. k.
" IS to zoo XIV. I21-2c per. XIV,
" 200 to 500 XIV. nc per. XIV,
Over 500 XIV. !oc per. k.
Any one being dissatisfied With
above rates may return their metess
within so days Of. this notice AID
receive full value for same,
\Irangell Electric Light & Power
Co. WrangeII, Alaska.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1912-01-04
Skating Rinh Ready

Mr.. Moen informs us that the
rink will tie READY for use by next
Saturday afternoon and that he
has seventy-hve pairs of the best
roller skates that he would he
pleased to see in use. Frank L.
Clarke, who has had experience in
the roller skating line, vii! manage
the floor ami everyone IS gu4ran.
teed a good time.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1912-01-04
The Bar to Lord Holland.

Among the qualifications of a cabinet
minister discretion ranks high. Lord
Brouchton notes in his dairy q fracas
between Lady Holland and Lord John
Russell The former asked the latter
why Lord Holland was excluded from
ttIice IF you must KNOW" said Lord
John Russell. because no man will act
in Il cabinet with person whose wife
opens all his letters"
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1912-01-04
ToWnsite Survey
Hearing Closed
Numerous Errors in Survey
Surveyors Refuse to Tes-
tifY In Own Behalf

The hearing of the townsite sur
vey case which has been in cession
since December II, was finished
Tuesday morning when the sur
eyors refused to go on the stand in
their own behalf. The case has
been thoroughly investigated by
the Special Agent of the General
Land Office, w, ]. Lewis, and it
is hoped that definite disposition
of the controversy will soon be
made by the government.
In the testimony of the examin-
ing surveyor, Warner, it was con-
clusively proven that many street
lines in the outlying districts were
never run and that numerous er-
rors in courses and distances exist
in the survey of the settled portion
Of the ownsite. =.