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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22
Sem OeieBe Genige seleiltet.
Sf1ac SacobiOn biiBt ictm Scrs
brcG1en*
Or firbt iuie ein Nanu,

Nm Trcitag tpNrbe oas ii6er ben Sttne
LAUDER SlaQc SacOblor, oel1ell el9eI1tll@er
Jtdme Sloac Walpouer ietn lou, Uerbdn8te
SobesllrtDetl Dollltre6t. Sacob)on bat be-
tnnntltd am 20. 2tpril 3. S. cen Geppi0z
rel1t9er @cor8c 8eoeI bon 80. 265 N.
@ldrtttr., BET peldem er friber geatbettet
bate, nte0er0elGnisn, tpeil Seoell ltdD lDcl>
9crte, i6n bon DEM ridltdnoigen XObn,
meI0e1 Sdcobion bednlpru@te, einen 9ol>
lar, I'm melden iidl 2trbcttgcDer UnO 2tr>
better i~tritten, D~erQuS5u3ableiL Die Ser
luhe, lDelde Sacoblon'5 8ertDctOtger,
NoO. W1ctcalf, mad)te, I'M ben 00uuerlleltr
pes Staates SlItnois SIR Ge9ndolgurG 1ct7
mes Gllenten au betpegen, iparen fehlgeldlaz
gen UNI Die 8ouItreGung DeS urt6ellS 9alt
ar6 bel QeneI, Die nod alIf cine Segnaot1
glng Sacpblnn'S gcb0fft battell, ldol1 lctt
lSo0en fir Elm ntht a-b3uipenoenOeS Gr7
eignlb.
Der 3obeScanbtbQt ielb1t bate 1t6 nit
elmer Tahln9, Die man ibm faum 5utraute,
III lellt trQurige5 gerbGltgniB gefigt ltnO
trlg audi III Der leBten ldiDerelt StltnOe ct>
men mdnnltd)en Wtut6 3rr S0au, Der lDm
Die SDnpat6ie Nuer, sic ieln GroBes Ser
bre0en psrabi1e1en, beri0afen muBte.
~ 'tb%tD SGul (tbLklt 0nT[lIGN ~ NJN
tl1enge u~lnftan0 6reitag trlib 0a5 @rtlnlnalz
9ert6tsgebduoe, III oeiieU Snneren Die 0ttz
rt6tung itottfinben io4te. Scr @aigsll,
tpel6er beretts BET Der 6inrt6tung GraceD's
p0r 5lDet Snbren uno BOT le6s SeSdDren bel
Oerlerttgen Der Wi0roer SonnouD u'to SherrD
belltBt D0roen mar, tDuroe III Der J(adDt
pom 9onneriln9 81 6rettag III auer Sttle
IN bent nDt0lld)en SprrioDr De5 0efdllg1lb>
qebGuoeS e~rrtdbtet uno Der Gberttt Seth s..
011Hett bate Dafiir Gorge getragelt, DaB
MIR lolAe BerIonen, oie etn 9lnredt Darauf
batten, Dem traurigei1 Sdaulptel bet3utpob7
11en, Gtnl1Btarten (Dte in elmer Nn3abr bUn
etiDaS ii6er 500 auSgegeben purDen) Den
SWQuplQB Der 6inri6tu19 81 betreten.
@tne ertlpredenbe N115abl BON Sberltfsbe1
anlten unO Bolt5tlte1 belt Die 1teu9tert9e
Ofenge al.
Sacobl on ielbIt bate in Der lebten ytaGt
letltes Gebens elntge Stul1oen rubig 9el6la1
fen uno lt0 81 Dem i6meren @ange DurG
Den GenuB bon Spetie uno Srauf ~geit6rft.
Sein Seeliorger, 45aitor &0rner, uno etntge
menl6enfreunoli6e 9anbSleute lpra6en
i1m nod Irpit Elm ul1b nit mGn1li6er
Saliun9 betrat er oaS @eriilt, auf mel6sm
Ell leine blutige GDat biiBen ipate. @efGngz
ntb0ireftor Sol5 bate ale 8orbereitungen
81 Dem traurigen Qtft nit gr0bter SorsfaIt
D0rgenommen unb obne ale ungeb0rige
Storung nerlief Die @refution. IS mar
4 Wti1lute11 na6 II llbr Wtitta9s, als DuS
Sallbrett, oeiien 9tteberqang oaS @noe Der
6inrt6tunq b%eOeutet, fallen geLalien muroe.
9tad Dem NuSlprude 0es @ountDarStes Or.
8lut6arot trat Der SOB Sacoblon's au8ellz
blt6lt6 eil. Die SreuuOe oeS 6tngeri0>
teten ltaDmen it'd beS 23t6nams ibres unz
glii6Ii6en QanoSmanneS an uno lor9ten
fir oeiien 8egtdbniB auf benz Sriebbof 5u
Safmpp0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22

Aumpet. -S1.D @l.6) o15 ID BfaG)
fin genttibts ,.@ouItrp
III fellinen. = 9teue Gp6i 6.00M7.00.
Orb ell. Yrllre. 3roieu Sill 6l.3l,
Seloerbi et1. 10@l.I5, BtarrOpf1t5 I.2J 9I.35
ge,palt. 2g@34c. oa5 Bfo.
80 6neu. -Yute lteue vUteciIms" 100
@2.00.
@9mtec lett 5r1uues III 81 @-.t:
oelbes 40-c.. peiBe3 II a5c. Dd3 Bfo.
Ial9. - RuAen sc. 10 1 &ountro
CO.. Hto. gu 54c. Gity prime 7@73c.
@ttrDneI. &5.0J406.0J oI5 8tIt0eu
8firii0s-- 4O@8o Der 4ed aorb fHr
0tt0igol.
Wte(ouen. : gG~oIiermelonen $1,000
$1,000 bag 9unbert. 9tntnrs85 Sc@1OO
9feue Aepfel.-$1.OO@2,9 bas Sap.
Strneu.-40@75c ber-&orb.
uSweeet Yotatoe8".- Celbe 9olttz
rorer $2.5O@3.00 oas SOB uno 5uinoiler
2.00S2.7 70, 9elbe 3O@40c. Der Sui6el,
rotbe 4O@5Oc Der 8ulbel. Gjelbe Serlep3
2.75@4.2o 6as Sap.
% ID. = Yrairiebubner So. 50@4.OO bos
Gbo., Wialoroz@ nteu 2,50@3.OO. tleiue Glt=
ten 1.00@1.25, &eal5 1.75M2.00.
Yfldumen. Slue 0amlons $3.50
$50 per Z Suibel, Gotbe 400 per 0oppelz
Gui9eL.
Goucor6s 9@3c., H,Spes -
c., Qortfor0s % un6 GelalpareS 60
Sec, bas Nflno.
ob=Aepfel-2 @30c Der 9efzGor6,
lIlto StblrIan $17.5@3.0O bas UaB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22
SelbHmotO.

Sobn Sogan, Elm damn bon 40 Sabren,
Der iett ldngerer :3eit obne 2lrbeit par, bate
it6 Die Sru6tloii9feit ieiner 8emiibungen,
irgenb lpel6e 8ei6dfttgutg gu erbalten,
lebr 81 6er5en 9enolnme1t. ST tpobnte in
Dem 2~ogirbauie $50. 81 @. 6albolpbitr.
uno ibloB ii6 BON aller Nelt ab, iooaB
man i'm fir etnen SonDerling belt. Da
er Niemanoem CUR Salt ftel, lieB man ibn
rubtg ietner We9e 9eben. GOr9eitern
Qtben0 erregte eS aber Die Qlufmerfiamfcit
Der 9ausbepobner, DAB aus 6o9an'S !3ine
n1er Elm ulbetmlihes St0bnen orang. Wtan
Dffnete Die periUloiiene Tbiire gepaItiom
unO fano ben Wann in DetpuBtIoiem 3nz
itanoe auf iet1em 8ette liegen. geeben tbm
itano cine Tloi6e, Die nod CUR 6alfte nit
2aubanum gefiQt mar. Ser lnsliiflt6e
ipuroe na6 benz @ou1tpbOipital gebra6t
unO ungeadtet Der bort angelteaten 98ieoerz
belebun9Sueriu9e, CAB er in Der 9ta6t BON
borgeitern gu geltern ieinen @eiit auf. @s
lit tetn 3neifel oarilber b%pr6anDeI, DaB
bier etn SeIbtmDro D~orIie9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22
Sic GoLft5f.

SSn groBen politli6en 6erenfeiieI brooclt
IS IeBt ldDn gang ~gttpaltl9, uno 1eoen Gag
gtebt es ltelIe Jlabrung un0 Spetls. Ole
repubLifanii0e 9artei bat am SdluB Der
ISOLDE audi i0r lhrpere5 GeI6ilB porgeflDrt
1uo lire @anotoaten fir bie@Du1tD@0 emter
nominirt, 10 baB i6r jebt 1tllr no0 etni8e
Ganoioatcn fir Die 9egtslat1cGmter feblen.
Ser @ountp >GpnOent frat Cams
Tag 9orlnitt1g uln 10 llbr in Der 0erlDeD
Sail 3%ulannten u1o bauerte bis pier u1r.
Gs pltroen Die folgenben 9anot00ten quiz
geitelt:
Stoatsanpalt: 2utber 2aflin Wtius.
Coroner: 0enrp 8. 0erb.
Gecorber: Sol. 98. 9. Scrtbner.
@lerf Des Supertor9eri6tS Gapt. S. S.
Mic@ratb.
@lert oes Greisgcri6ts: 6enrp 8eit.
GountDzS uroeDor: S. 3. Softer BON
0Dbe Yarf.
County GommtlfGre: @rter 8esirf, 81.
S. McOpnalo unb .. 8. Wren; 2. G0mz
m%iiitonersz 0iitrtft: SEQ. s. &leDm; bier
ter 0titritt: g. s. Wlc@artbp.
Aud muroe ein neues GountD> Ger1tral>
Gomite eripG6lt, tpeIdleS fortan Die Sub
ru1g Der Gampagne aQein in Die 0allo nebz
men lou.
Die ytepublifoner ~itellten ouBerbem i'm
2aufe Der gSo6e i'm 6. Senatsbe5trf 6enrD
g8. 2eniau gum Senatscanoioaten uno
6arrD g.. 8outell ltnb @ugeu Stttig ais
0auSe Feprdientanten ouf. Sm Dret5ebnz
ten Senatsbe5irt famen mieOer Spaltunget
in Der QSartei Dor uno eS iteben it6 BORT iebt
brei Senat5canoioatcrl, g. 8. 8renoer9aft,
s. q. SunOelius I'M GDriit. 0abnfe, ais
republifaniibe @anotbaten gegeniiber.
Die 0empfraten bIelten an Cant
flag einen Gonpent iut Dierteu 9ongreBz
be3irt alb uno nomtuirten ettten iungen Do
potaten bon yate Gietp, Sobn y. NItgelb
nit ytamen, fir ben @ongreB. QuBeroem
pur0en i'm Z. Senat5be5irf 3met 0emofraz
tiide &anDioateu, GlaDtDn 6. Gratis uno
@brtit. &riiger bon BIue SslanO, allfgez
ttellt.
Die 8rn6tbtttontften madten
ftb lebte 9Sod1e ooS 8ergnigen, alt0 Elm
County, tdet auf5uitellen. Shire Sanotz
baten lino:
Glerf oes Superior9eri6ts: s. 30. Gatz
lin.
Glerf bes 3reisgeridts: g., 81. @bits
comb.
@oroner: Or. 81. g. Sut6tns.
9tecorDer: B. S. 8elIett.
Stdat5anipalt: %. 6. WtllDn bon gbanS
ton.
GouutpcommtlfGre: IS. IS. Maite, @eitz
iette; JS. s.. 8aib, Jtorolette; Sobn Sem
len, Sefferl0n; Sanes GoDle, Safe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22
HnrI GMtfra.

Ser @oriibenbe DeS Nusi6ufes ser unz
%abbangtgen Gepubltfaner, 6r. 2OuiS s.
Sud, bat ais Nnttport auf Die at @arl
S6urS 9ert6tete @inla6ung, bier in @btz
cago tpGbrenb bes WablfampfeS aud cine
oeutide 0teoe SIT balten, pOn Oieiem foIgenoe
Nntport erbalten:
@Bicaso, Il. Sept. 1884.
Gin bic 6erren 8. 6. Sud Ii. 81:
Gcebrte Serren!
Ste freunOli9e Ginlabun9, NIT pel9er sic mid
bcebrt baben, lit III metnen 0dnben. SD wiroe
~6erielben nit Dem 9rDBten g}ergnil9en iOiort ents
lpre6e1l, bdtte i'd nidt bereits auf etnt9e
MSodeu binaus iber meine 3ett IN iolder
g9eiie perfigt, baB i'd teine 9tcnOerun9 mebr
treien funn. Nber td toife Sbre StaOt Odbreno
beS MonatS Ottober nod etnmal SI e IIben.
Gin beitilnmteS @eripreden bin i'd oQerOtn9S lest
nod ni9t i'm Stanoe gu 9eben, aber td perbe
NQes tblI1r, INN bieien ~spetten 8elud m09li9 81
MAIDEN. 9o9a6tlnssuoQ Sbr
6. S9ur5.
Gs if tpini6enstpertb, baB ii6 Die I'M
a~bDGngige1 Gepublifaner iebt baloi9it orr
ganiiiren, oanlit fir Die 8erialnmlung Der
@r0Be Der unabbdn9i9en 8emegung Mir
Oige 8orbereitungen getroffen weroen
fDuleu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22
,,@eetn @elS ,poatem 2eae baben!."

r@ie leioen an Der 9eber," ioste Or. q.
r@ie 1i1b nerpenfranf, lpra1 Or. .. ySie
baben Die S6wtnbiu9t, " benerfte Or. s..
SD belle Ste in tlrSer 3ett 9ritnolt9," la9te
nit mi4ti9er Wtiene ein 6eiltiinitler, Der Die
&itel Yrofeiior u10 Wo9iiter fiibrte, urb
i6mun5elnO rteiue Collars einitri6. rNtetn
electril9e Seilmittelz Wtanu. Sober Bate
cine al16ere Anii9t, nur in elmer So9e paren
ite eini9 = ndmli9 mein @elb 10 . nten
Nile baben.
90 fu6te t6 iabrelan9 per9ebli6 6ulfe,
bis min .SDr ,,Nettttmgss @Lnfer" &etz
tun9, 9ulfe uno @einnbbett bra9te.
SD Derpe bas portrefflt6e Su9 iiberal emf
pfeblen.
90 i9reibt Elm bentl6er 8anfmann aus
Clinton Blace, Jtew Oort.
Ger nGetlungszN 1fer" miro fir % Gents
pprtDfre perlaubt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22
W6rffDsriGt.
{ IS 0 If Of IT,
6 22. Gent

N~htc0g0, y. Gept.
9aB IN Der p%er9an9enen ISOLDE am Gez
tr%etOen1artte beOeutenoc Serdaoerur9en TAFT;
Heben0e Go5eQe. Gie NreiSieigerltng lit
ie0o0 cine rein fiinitIi6e, pte INTERRUPTED gu
Giuunen Don Geptem0er : Q8eiSen Benefit,
ain Somito9 oIein nm 53c III Die
!o0Dc 9etrieben muroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22
5amitas: &Or. Samtag:
Sn1 2ettoel0Gft iNloiien

@eiSs2: sept. Is, SIT, 764, g}op. 7844,
Ge5ember 79s, Otai SCI
8orn: Sept. TO- 9ft. $685. 9fop. 475@
= SoGr 4Qg, San. 80, ltai 800.
SAFER; @ep: 255, 0tt. 955, Nou. 96B,
Sabr1 W1ai 298.
Mo99en; Sept, SAT 9eboten, Oft. 81
9eb., 9tOp. 55 perlan9t.
@erfe: Mo. 2 SIT. 65, $50. 8 @ept, ultb
Oft. Abe.
MiboGinss. / Gar GIT $500, 1
Gar ST 1925, 1 Gar 81 $13.75, 1 @ur gu
$50 Die Sonne.
@eu.-3 @arS $50. 1 Gimotbp gu $11.OO,
1 @ar 3u 1880, 2 @ars gu $40. 1 Cor SIT
$3.50, 1 Gar 9tO, / 8imOt6p Su 1880, 2@arS
81 $40, 2 @arS gu 1851 1 Gar go. 2 Stmoz
t3p Su SO, l Gar mireo 5u IS, 3@ars Soma
uplono 4Srotrie Sl $40, & DO 81 900, 4 @arS
81 SO, 2 DO 81 $50, 1 Gar State DO SIT 81 Die
Sonne.
mere ten: 8inot6p $1.2O@1.33,
1lee 4.50@4.90, 2ein -@1.334 auf Der
8abn.
GIn oer I~omos,9sis
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22

I'm GrtdItun9en, Tieber unb @ntSiinz
bun9SNutdue sl beilen, 9ebraude man 0r.
4yierce'S 3uiammen9eiebten @rtrdft pon
&mart=g2eeb ober Naiierpfeiier. 0dS Uttttel
lit biapboretli6 G6meiBtreibenO), iebr
Sci @IpotDeterH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22
CTFVD~T ~
Nn Die Serren 8. 6. Sud ii. 81:
Gcebrte Serren
Sttt gSfesuae lte0t 6efabr.

@enn Su bleid, %obgema9ert Bit, biitelt
NIB 9ta6ti9weiB nebit 8lutlpeien ltnb tur=
sem 9tbem bait, 10 bait 0u teine 3eit 5u perz
lieren. SAP es ni6t 81 LANCE anitebelt, bis
On ni9t mebr furtrt werben %fannlt; benin in
ben Mnfan9Sitabien farm S6mtno lu6t bur9
ben @e5rou9 Don ST. Yierce's Golden
Medical Discovery (9DlOene mebtStnii6e
@ntbedMns) 9ebeilt werOen, wie 3anienoe be-
spunen fnnnPn-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22
GNOe Nnrf.

Gtne i6mdblt9e Sebanblun9 1T bier einem
alien Deitl9en BON iunsen 5trol6en mioerz
tabren. Sin beiabrter Manu Namets gu=
quit 8elierndnn mar am Wontag nab elmer
miibiameu 6uBreiie aus 45iqua, Sbto, in Der
Ortl9ait an9etomn1elt. Gr erre8te Die @uf=
merflanfeit einiger iunger 8unmter, bic i'm
bdnlelten uno tbm Arbeit 81 peri6affen per-
lpro6en. Ser Nlte bate nod eint9e Collars
unb cine illberne llbr. Gr lieB iib gut
miitbt9er Neile bewegen. Die Strol0e at
trattiren, urto elmer berlelbeu I9lug i'm odz
bel letn gauges @elo aus Der 0unb unb lief
bapon. Der alte Mann Lief biltgrber, ,plrbe
ober Don ben @enollen beS Gdu6erS nod
O6e1Orein 9el9lagen uno ieiner ubr beroubt.
YoliSei= @apitatn punt per6aftete geitern
ei1en Der Strol6e 9tanens 5ralt gogolo,
bod fonnte bemlelbea niDtS no69epieIe Ell
iperoen. Ser Jttdter 6iiBte ibn I'M $40.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22

&inbpieb.- .3ufubr ca. $4,000 Gtif.
0ie Nto3fra9e NOR 5iemli9 lebboft, bod
purben our6 bus be6eutenbere Nus9ebot bic
Yreiie nm 20@25c berab9ebridt. @ir
nOtiren: Graiiers unb orOindre Stiere
1926 -4.75, before v@roiers" 4.80-
5.25, gum She'll nit &orn 9efiitterte
5.25-5.7 rs, mittelgute 9tattpeS 600
6.25. @pomin9, 9{ebrasfos uno Monz
2.50-3.75. Nan6e.8ie6 i'm uebrigeu ME
folet: 3eras Don $50 bis $50 ID 3.75-4.25,
900 bis 1000 Id 4.40-4.5O, prima @dare I'll
6.80-7.1O. Natipe=&i6e unb 8uaen $50
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22
1tnSere Net5emoen beTmGen sesems

1tnSere Netftmoem beittGen 8e8enz
martha fDI0enoe Staaten:
Serr Geo. 81. WaTOtu, W0ent
1tno Gorrefp otoettt Der SH+ Sta9tss
'seitnno, bsf&t0t S4imOis ttmo Stti=
iO1tri.
Serr senru gStesers aamfas usS
Ncbrasta.
SEER 81. Ntenmatt SnSiama 1tstS
Sbtp.
Scrr SDenoore Ytmtber SOtos
ra0o.
&err 90. &. Sepperte, SIiaots.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22
Staot GbtragO,

9err @eOr9 Wi6ertr Generals
9t9ettt tttto Correspondent Der SIts
uoiS St0atS e 3ettnn8. beind)t
9e8entU6rtt0 &entuGD, SemneMeer
MtSitifppi, Nlabnttta IT, Georgia
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22

1tnSer 2G8tnt @err 9. g. gobm6e,
81 i 9e9entu6rtt8 G6ttfornie1D
SreSOn @afbtn8tpn SerrttOrD'
utab, 2NOontns 1tnO SOabo-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22
SsorSfnro,s aeie @DoSpbate

Bel SeeFr0ntDelt.
@. g. Barter, 98euin9ton, g., Ia9t:
n@Gbreub i'd ben GriezGee treuste, 9ab i'd
eS eini9en Yalagieren, petde i~eefrant :paren,
nrO es bra0te iOfort 0illfe."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22

Sic au9e4aettt eIte6ten TITO be=
fGatttte1t ttafG3ettbiere Der Go&traO
Getpp Sretutat8 SO. Steea SSe0er=
tae@tt&t s1t ctNpfeDIclt+ SeftetlltnGe tt
btttst 9nau oIreTt an ole 8ramerei
S1t fGatoef+ zon .mituiO DaD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22
WerfQ uTe

Chicago Gttp 8otlwap $500 AZ g - 5000 gu 96h,
$4,000 Su 969s.
2Set &art rs pom 1690-1000 5l 1O9A.
%@oniamerS gas 6ueI & Stsbt 50. 20 5u 40, los go
gu Al, 10 Su 40H.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22
Gin Smttff<.

@te6er lit Elm iddnOtides Stttlt6fettsz
berbre6elt, beIle1 Seritber ge9enft 81 tpers
ben p~erDient, bsgangen poroen. Gtn0er,
nel6e in Der gfdbe bes 6auieS gtO. 143
GorneliaitraBe ipIelten, b6rte1t geftern
Jtahmittag aus benz Grogei6oiie beS 6au>
les Silt erufe zines GiI,oes oringen. SSene
etIten in bns @rogeidoB 9tnunter un6 FAM
ben BORT einen jungen Wiann, 9tamens
Sre0. 0anlon, Der in $40. 147 Der geltannz
ten StraBe mobnt, ullb Die 6iGbrige Gi33ie
@asfotp, beren @ltetu in benz 3uerlt err
tpGbnten 6auie po9nt. 6anlon ltef an ben
Die Sreppe binabeilenben &inbern norbei
uuD ergriff Die Slu6t. NuS Der Sage, in
tDelder it'd Ote laut l6reienbe fletne 2iS3ie
betdno, 9tng berpor, boB tbr @epoIt angez
than m0roen tpar, ltnO nun rtefet aud Die
anoeren &t1Oer UNI t0Ulfe. Ginige in bet
gtG6e beftnolthe Grtpa6iene errietben
lofort, mas Dorge1ongen mar, folqten benz
flleGenoen Sanion u1o 6ielten i'm felt. Der
acknowledgement 1pur0e berbeioerufen uno
init 9rnBter Gle oracbte man 6eniou nab
Der Eoli5stitotton Der WeIt Chicago 9lpenlle,
I'M i'm Dor Der Wutb Der ftp anlammeln5
ben Wfen9e gu i6iben. Sine. Gr3tIi6e I1s
teriu6ung oe5 &inoes ergab. DAP oer
S6urfe 6anIOn 9liidlt6erneiie Ieine
idGnDlt6e Nbit6t ni6t erretbt bate.
ngSel1n man ferne pom einem Nrste 1pobut,
lit eS cine pobre @obltbat, bel p%orfommenz
ben &eibem in Or. Nu9ut &0ntq's
@ambur9er TamilieuzM Ot5tnen
iofort 6iilie 5u iuben. Sebe 8amiliS loute
beSbalb Die 0ambureer Sr0pfen,
lpel9e ii9 9e9en Wfo9enleiben, unb ben
6ambur9er Gruittbee, welber BET
Grfaltun9en ii9 ms INNER mirfiam ernie;
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trantbeiten. &luttranfbeiten, OtGn9el in Der
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6es SIattes Ielen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22
G6afe.-3ufubr ca. II, 900 Gt1d; gta6=
rage letblt6 ullo' Qreile felt.
$3.00-4,25 bas GtiiG.


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7@10c.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22

S9meine. - j3ufubr ca. 10000 Stiid.
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Gnoert. 8e5ablt murbe fir Iei6te $4.75
@6.1O uno $5.25@6.35 fIr i9were.
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1RS h Northumberland hns ln ID III G1 70
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22

Que 3amen louten miiien, baB Nper's 6oir
gt9or oas bette unb biui9ite Saarpubmittel
lit. is lit fir bic 8pilette unentbebrli9.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-10-30

Hon. E. S. Bruce, inspector of the
general land Office at Washington,
ID. g., who has beer out Investigate
ing the charges preferred against the
officers of the McCook land office,
passed through the city yesterday en-
route for Washington having con-
cluded his investigation. He was
heard to say that he found everything
correct and very satisfactory--noth-
ing iii the least calculated to in any
way reflect upon either of the officers
Or upon which to base the charges
Journal.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-10-30

Despairing of success, and driven
to the wall. the 'fusion" leaders and
conspirators in this, the Second Con-
gressional District, are preparing, it
is said, sort of "Morey letter" Post
err or flaming handbill, announcing
some sort of pretended startling dis
closures" intended to reflect upon and
injure the republican candidates in
the pending election, and especially
Congressman Laird. We hope every
voter will be prepared for this con-
spiracy to deceive, and treat it as was
the ''Morey Letter. forgery of 1880.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-10-30
u. s. LAND OFFICE


McCook, Neb., September 29th 1884.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Page Il. Francis against Samuel Ii. Cherry
Tor failure to comply with law as to timber
culture entry 14I0, dated North Platte, Neb.,
April 9th, 1880, upon the southwest quarter
section IA, township north, range 20 west, in
Red Willow county, Neb, with u view TO the
cancellation of said entry contestant alleg-
ing that Samuel Ii. Cherry failed during the
year ending April n, 1881, to break acres of
SAID land and failed during the year ending
April y, 1852, to break acres of said Iand. and
failed during the year ending April n, 1883, to
plant to forest trees, seeds or cuttings, or to
cultivate, as required by law, any part of said
land and failed during the time from April
70, 1888, up to the present time TO plant to for
est trees, seeds or cuttings or TO cultivate. as
required by law, any part of said land; that
said land is now Uncultivated and grown up to
weeds the said parties are hereby summoned
to appear at this Office on the 18th day of
November, 1884, at 10 clock, a. NJ, to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
failure. 10. G. L. LAWS, Register
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-10-30
COUNTY.

THE National, Congressional
State, judicial, Senatorial and Coun-
ty ticket, as it appears on the first
column of our editorial page, is a
good one, and will doubtless receive
the earnest support of the voters of
Red Willow county, who will lend
their voice and vote in eIecting every
candidate thereon. When you step
up to the polls, next Tuesday, cast
your vote for Blaine and Logan, and
the entire Republican ticket, whose
lustre can in no wise be dimmed by
comparison with any and ali other
combinations.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-10-30
Resolution Ordering the Erection
of Sidewalks.

By the Chairman and Board Of Trustees Of the
Village of McCook:
Resolved. That the petition OF H. H. Berry and 9TH
era majority of resident owners of lots abuttng on
Main Avenue praying that sidewalk be built along
said Avenue from the north side Of Railroad street
20 the north side Of the lot upon which the u s. Land
Office is built, said sidewalk to be OF pine material
moi less than 10 feet long and inches thick to be
laid on sringers 2x6 inches, be granted, and the
same is hereby ordered built.
Resolved, That this resolution be published in THE
MCCOOK TRIBUNE for the period Of one week, and
said publication be sufficient notification to the
owners of said lots
Attest JE BERGER, Chairman.
+. VI. KMMELL Village Clerk.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-10-30
L. S. LAND OFFICE
McCnnlc NnI Dctnhn1. 9Th 1891


Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Frank Powell against George L. SwartZ-
welder for failure to comply with law as to
timber-culture entry 657. dated North Platte,
Neb., May 18th, 1879, upon the southeast quar-
ter section 81, township north, range q west,
the cancellation of said entry; contestant al
leging that George L. Swartzwelder has failed
to break ten acres on said tract up to the pres
ent time, and has failed to plant ten acres of
said tract to trees. seeds or cuttings since max
ing said entry and up to the present time, and
has failed to cultivate or protect any timber
on said tract since making said entry and up
to the present time the said parties are here
by summoned to appear at this Office on the
18th day of November, 1884, at o clock. p. NJ,
to respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged failure.
70. G.. l.. LAWS, Register.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-10-30

No permanent or lasting good has
ever or can ever be occasioned by
ridiculing and belittling the character
of political opponent. With men of
thought and these are they who sue
cessfully direct the affairs of nations
plain, unvarnished and untarnished
facts and truths and principals only do
an influence exert and after all blow,
buster, buncombe and like resorts of
the superficial are but transitory and
gauzy substitutes for manly canvass.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-10-30
NOTWITHSTANDING the buster of

NOTWITHSTANDING the buster of
democrats, they are utterly demoralized
by their defeats in Ohio, Maine and Yer
mont. Great reliance was placed upon
independent voters and "silent ballots, !"
but when the polls were closed the delu-
s5on. was destroyed. For every indie
pendent gain the aourbons discovered a
loss of three or four Irish American and
German votes. And so it will tie ID No
vember-Republican.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-10-30
Acting Commissioner.
Approved October 6, 1884:
II. NJ. TELLER, Secretary.
Wednesday was the dedication ola,

Wednesday was the dedication day
Of our considerably SO. a
stranger within our gates, becoming
most thoroughly inoculated with that
destroyer of men-body and soul
entered Hunters Restaurant and dur
ing his stay there swore and raved
arounl, using the most disgustingly
indecent language before the women
of the house. He was arrested, and
put in the city cooler, and subsequent
ly brought before Squire Fisher and
fined S. and costs. s25 and costs
would have more nearly met the case.
The language, which reached the ac-
me of vulgarity, used by that individ-
ual, merited even greater punishment
than the law allows. Our justices will
receive the thanks and approval of
the citizens of our town by dealing
out stern justice in such cases. In
the course of the day three more indi-
viduals, similarly effected, we're in
generated in the cooler to assist in the
dedication, and there were few others
chat ought to have been there.