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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-20
Notice..

All OF my clients will receive atten.
ton at he office of Brearley & Mon
tandon corner of Galena and Main
streets.
f. c. BREARLEY.
HALEY Idaho, April 10th, 1884.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-20
Watches, JrWplry. E,c

Jswelry, clocks, silvcrware at low
ess prices. RI Fine watch repair
&.A john ARNOLD,
Adjoining Whites Furniture Store.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-20
Beautify Your Homes.

Go to e. A. Whites, and buy some
ridescent wiz dow shades.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-20

Suits of clothes, from $3.50 to
$3.50. at May & krieg's.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-20
We Print

f. C. COFFIN, 'Sec'v
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-22
Both In and Not In.

Jay Gould is safely guarded from al|
lnlrudcr> and can Ice reached only hl
card ur message \ UorW Reporter.
called nt his harricadcd quarters Nc>trr.
day aud sent in his card with au iulima
tion that hr wished to ask tine toilmu.
among other questions
"ilow murh are YOU worth
How Is II invested ''
"What i~NuW lucnmr2'
How much does il cost Nou ro lNr''
After waiting patiently for over "a
quarter utau hour mc--rngcr returned
from an inner rupm uu lhr door of
which is printed ',la, could. P.i,atr.
and returned the message Ia the reporter.
much cumblrd. and bearing evidence
ol having been copied, with the >gnih
cant words
Mr. Gould is not in.
"Whcn viii he bc in2' was asked
n cannot say, was the quick re
sponSc probably not today.
Al the time there stood beside the re
porter an intelligent looking gentleman.
whose card when sent in wa, inscribed
DIR Corry. lie looked up wonderiugh
aS the messenger announced that the
great railroad magnate was mot in.
and asked
is this AN answer tn me al,o2'
'oh, no, said the messenger, very
much confused; MIR Gould will see
you. Dr Corey, hut he is not in Ia the
other gentleman
lh" reporter withdrew having
gained AN insight into the method, of
Wall street inauoicrs 10 avoid meeting
mNolcumeNi,itor~ or answering pointed
questions y T. IUU,S.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-22
COMMISSIONER rKEclNCINo l.
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Editorlal Correspondence

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-22
yACO EXA MIN Err.

Woo. APHlL -, lssl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-22

Hon. A, " Sheldon, Associate
Justice, Supreme Bench of Arizona
Territory, writes as follows: "lt sf-
fords me great pleasure to say, from
my personal observation, aud YOU
know the scope of such has been very
extended, that 81 Jacobs on is the
great and wonderful conqueror OF
pain, the sovereign cure for all bodI-
ly aches aud pains, and | cheeriully
bear this testimony
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-22

IlttRE is no better evidence Of the
popularity of SUI Ross than the on.c
with which u Ross boom i. started
The EXAMINER few day. ago took
the liberty of using Ross name in
common win Peter Smith, Henry and
Fleming, and AT once "A Ross boom
burst out over the land.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-22

Ir the mills which have closed
down until they ran unload their
manufactures on the domestic side Of
the IarIii wall, would lend hand TO
tear down that wall, ana took Tor "A
foreign market, the closing down bu7-
mess might get perpetual furlough.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-22

II the means oi making IA livelihood
IN any business or profession was cG-
tended to women, those by nature
vicious only would tall, and there
would he no necessity for societies to
rncInim thnm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-22

Lo"AN believes in religion for
politics only. When it was General
Logan he was a Catholic, but when
he w'Hhc- to exchange the military
handle Of his name for the civic, "his
cNccllcncy,' he becomes le.lous
MethOhiet.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-22

THE man who pleads ignortncc ON
the tarltl question when the cougrrs
sional discussion is over, evidently
will not have INDUCED ia the fashion
able iltora urc of The dAv.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-22

TnE Galveston Opera Glass Grand
Comtuandcry edition is not only u
thing OF beauty geographically, bat n
valuable paper for the library OF eyer,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-22

EIGurY FIVE is the number of con
grcsHmcn so far who want rrrogni.
tion trom the speaker ON the trin
bill,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-22

WHEN the cHttle men undertake t.
hulldozc the land board they should
member they are tackIing the
nnnnle OF TeNNs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-22

l)oES fallen woman ccase to be u
human, II not why then are municipH
mw- permitted to treat her worse
than "A brutcy
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-22
~ Al OFTEN1NG TIJ. IINE OT CANIET- IT II-- 7

Bal public school. The brit k.work
Is now up two stories. 1t covers a
half block aud will be the hand-omc-,
school huildiug in the state
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-22
ANNOUNCE M EkTS.
LNK SE\A1Ok

bItIi NEb II II NltklsON, ~ the I'rne- p
hcitHer- nt VI Lehman county ,l- huu"unt"I
H. ctnH idHtr Tor rutt,i from ii' W"nt
second senatorial district. subject 4" mo h'llpl
ttf he. Nttunrr ttlt' ttf.v. ut .ui.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-22

GIVE honest employment TO honest
womcs is the best society Tor reclaim
my fallen women.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-22

WuEN Frank liurd tHcklrs the
'arIil the wool will ny, mud rcun-yl-
wanna IRON strike fire.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-22

WiNrfR forgot that trstcr had
come and gone, and gave II, blustrl
VISIT SUNDAY.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-22

Nou will hnvc rh.rcc to huy you
rmhrolderI's al half tin value t san
gc Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-22

Nilh swchtr, f,y r, ch,ls mtlurt
iysprp-I , cured by Wells llrm.h Ia
newer" 81
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-22
SHERIFF

TO. &. K,~E ucauiIautc Tor the "ncr of
y thtrin Mt thr coming erection Sunj"ct
t1 the action ct tho houocthli' rHrt'
Wan uAIL..wr. arr. .tuilutIl,I tobunouucc
is acAudidat,. for the nll3rr 90 -h'rln of Ne
Lehman c.uni,. subject Co. the action OF the
drin-craiic rari'
- ELLISON Is a candidate len the pnic'
81 of ~hriin ni MrlruuHn county, -uhi'ci Ia
tho action ui tla ru cratic unrtN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-22
REMOVAL }

On account OF removal we offer our
entire stock of watches, clocks, jeNe rs.
silverWare at strict cost. This only to
first Of March. Come early aud secure
bargains
LEvINsKI 4 ALvEA.
Jewellers,
Cor. Fourth and Austin ats.
Waco, Texas.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-29

8epeibrGu6erun9 Ser Boftmeiiter blauen
9unlt porma6en, ols oh 2lQes treffli6 be-
iteut uro uniere flGglide 8ummelpoft Die
bette ouer mDglt9en 9olten lei. Die tpie>
oerltbe 9tatipnal> @ttelfeit lGBt ielblt bic
ottenfunOjgitcn llebelitGnbe iiberieben.
Qm fidgliditen iit, pte 9elGgt, Der Staotz
poitotenit. Qlm Wtontag friib 9egen 10 llbr
goben mir einen 8rtef na6 SltDiana Nuenlle,
nabe Der %. Giraffe ab,-eine Strede DON
2 Uieilen;-om 9ienitag frilb 10 1Ibr mar
er nod ni6t abgeItefert! 0ergletden lit
aber niht etiDd 2tuSndbme, ionbern eS
tOmmt 10 bduftg rOr, DAB man es als 3egcl
betra0tet tam. 0aour6 ertl6rt it6 au6
Die ungebeure 3obl Ser telephone. Cine
ret6Libe~SQlfte perielben mitrbc unrDtbtg
iein, penn mir bier etnc Stobtpoit, tpie Die
8erltter DGtteH.
aann man auf ei1te ariin6li9e 8erbeiiez
rung oteier 3uitdnoe retlnen? 6eir @ez
banfe! @lu6 Elm llmi6ipulg III BET Bum
bc5regierung miro in Dteler 6infi6t feline
@b5iilfe id)affen. g}oG auf Diele Sabre
biuauS Dirb 6a5 0Oitipcien 81 oelljent8en
Gin9en gebDren, Die bier5uId1oe Dtel ible6z
Ter ltn0, ais in europa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-29
G9t&,terlt9er 8etpaltEret0 TT
cSotUG+

@enn aud sic Brobibition in Soipa icbt
DGbrenD Der lebten ySo6et Dor Dem 6rDBelt
Ma6ltage ihre &ralIen etDn3 etlt5tebt, 10
fommen hieie Dod INNER tDteDcr gum S0rz
ihein. 0ieS eritebt man gan5 beiolt0ers
an elmer 10 eben in Ser StuQtSD a Il p t.
ftQbt 0es 90 Dtte s erfDlgten fretS7
rihterIt6en Gnti 6et0Nng, l1ber
Die mir Dem oorttGen rStaatS72n5et9er
6olQcnbe5 entnebmeu:
aGbtp00[ man bon etnent repltblltdltt7
i6en Werid1te III Oe5 OiOlneS ltidDt bel
Outes ertparten fonnte, 10 mar man bod
ntht Qalts p0rbereitet Quf Die ihndaDOue
Gnti1eioung, tpel1e Der &retSrt d. ter
@tnen, unteritibt BON &retsrt1s
ter @onnpr abgegehen bat. Oteie Gnts
Ideiburq rQu6t ei1tem 8iirger ben etn5tgen
5duH, bet ibn gegen bic Q8iutiir zines
6e5pOtii0en unD tDranntl6eu 9tlhters
tpabren fam, b05 Gebt, baB @eIdDorene,
Die aus ietnen Wtttbiirgcrn ausgepd0It
ftnb, iIber Die 9egen ibn Dor9ebradte Nnz
fla8e entiheioen.
Scr yStaatSz Semperen5e8un0 bette,
nodoem er oues Gr0enfltde angetDenoet,
nm Die ,SaIoons" aus Oes W2otneS au
bertreiben, pQ6reuo ct Die groBe S0napSs
UlEltlIklkl III SGJuD ltQJl1lg HIHLL CpkhtIL
2cut5 TrtB Die Slage eingerei6t, oaB otez
Ter. tnOenI ct eiien Saloon" baltic, uno
0agner'S y0Opine" Derfaufe, cine hui
sance" aufredt6Glte u1o 0aDer oDm @ertbt
bur6 etnen @tnbalt5befe6l am ~tDciteren See
trieb ieilleS @ei6dfteS D%er6inoert Der0en
iolte. 1no baS &rei8geri6t Bat 81 @uns
ten oes @~tr9aItSbefeblS entidie0en,
vOteies iolte Elm pSeitfau" lettl, un0
nab oieier @nti6einun9 ioucn bic lGrnmtz
ItGen Saloons" gel6loiien tperoeu = phne
8erD6r, o6ne S1tpurgert6t, Bios atf Mnz
l6ul0igung zines oemetl1en SptBeIs, Der
aus SaB ODER 9feio ooer aus NerriiGt6ett
gegen einen Gitrger cine &la8e anitrengt ;
uno Ri6ter @ioen ulb iein college auf
benz Ni6terituGl, 6err GDn1or, entldetoen,
0QB Elm WirtD 5u fetnem Sdtpurgert6t
beredttgt Jet un6 0dB er Der ulIuntI6rGnf>
ten @eipQlt zines 9fiGterS anhetnfdlt -
Die miafHrltdite, iddnDltbfte GerfQiiungSz
ltebertretung, Die le III einem freiem 2atoe
deDuloet tDur0e - Elm be8potii0eS, reooIu-
tionGrcs ri6terLide5 0orge0en, :ipeLdeS in
ou0eren 9Gnoeru cine 0teDDlutton beraufbe>
i6D0ren nirbe. 9aS Gedt Ser 8erbonos
lung Dor @el6tpore1en i0u linQeitoBen
tperoen, I'm oos 8olf uu0 tn5beiou0ere Die
0euti6en au Dcrfolgen un6 5u beitrafeu,
neil fte Ser replblifantl6en 8artei abtriins
MIG genoroeu it1O.
gSomeit alio bat eS Sic repubtifantidt
9drtet Sotpo's getrieben. Die 8erfaiiunQ
iptrb nit TiBen aetreten uno Der SanatiS=
mus g%efr0nt. Sreibeit uno S6ub Dec
@tgeutDuin3 un6 Der Geriou it1t6 Derp0ni
un0 Die @elpaltt6at faI1atti6er 9tidter
tritt an beren Stelle. Wte lau9e mod Dirr
oas Golf bieie Tpraunei Dulbet 2"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-29

fIopfen, SanG[e graben, Sizes farren
un6 bgl., 3 s lit bic Dirt bon ybarter
Qrbett", tpeI6e alenfaIS alS Strate
betradtet nerben mag. limb tpenn Durd
iol0e, bon ben Straftrgen 3n l%etltenpe
Qtrbeit Scntan6 gepinnen lou, 10 lei es nl6t
Elm babies 0ubenD Tabrifantert, bic Daonrd
All WiuionGren genaht iperOen, ionoern
Der 6taat ieIbft #, ba8 @emeintpelen:
Gs uGre gu tpIniden, baB bon allen
8eiperbern UNI Steuen in Der Staatsgeieb7
oebung cine i6arF beitimmte, un5peiOeuti9e
@rflGyung ibrer SteIun8 3u Der BrG9e Der
Straflings >Qlrbeit geforocrt piirbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-29
PETITION FOR SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

BY virtue of a decretal order of the Probate
Court of Cook County in the State of Illinois,
made and entered of record on the 28th day or
August A. d.. 1884 on the petition of William
Schween and Christoph Tatge, Executors of the
last Will and Testament OF Ferdinand Weber,
deceased, for leave to sell the realestate Of sad
deceased to paw debts, the undersigned Will sell
at Public Auction to the highest and best bidder
for Cash on Friday, the Tenth (1Oth) day OF OcCo
Der A. .. 1884, at the hour of Eleven Cd O'Clock
in the forenoon of said day at the front door OF
the Residence, situated On the West half az OF
the Northwest quarter "a OF Section Twenty
four ga in township number Forty,one CD
North of Range Nine (O East Of the Third %
principal Meridian, occupied by said Henry Hell
per as a tenant, ali the following described real>
estate situated in the Township of Hanover in
the County of Cook and State of Illinois, and
being the Southwest quarter % OF the south
(13) and the Southeast quarter u of the South
west quarter "a Of Section number Thirteen Q3,
and the West half GA) of the Northwest quarter
ca of Section number Twenty-four "a, all in
Township number Forty-one (41) North Range
number Nine 90 east of the Third % principal
Meridian Also a piece of land bounded as follows,
tO-wlt: beginning at the Northeast Corner of the
West half ~ of the South east quarter "a OF
Section Number Fifteen (15) in the Township
aforesaid. Thence south one half (R) degree
west Twenty (20) chains to a stake. Thence West
-Four ~ chains and Eighty-nine (S9) links to a
stake. Thence North one half (H) degree East
Twenty (2O chains and Three 81 links to a stake.
Thence East -Four az chains und Eighty-three
l(S3) links to a stake and place OF beginning, con-
tanning 8 79-1C0 acres. Also a five ~ acre strip
VI WI Wv ASN- 'ANS $1,000
of land, decided to Josiah Harmon the Tenth
doth day of May A D. 1914, and commencing
with the southwest Of above described piece of
land, and Josiah Horns Southeast corner. Thence
South Eighty, 800 rods on the west side of a piece
of land decided to William Remingto until it
strikes the Section line. The last mentioned five
~ acre tract of land being the same five 90 acre
tract bought by the deceased Ferdinand Weber,
by deed from Christopher Soehle, dated Noyem-
Der Sixth (6th) l84S, which deed was recorded in
Cook County Records in Book 33 of deeds page
339, said five 90 acre tract being more particularly
described and bounded as follows: beginning at
tn southwest corner of above described 9 79-1O0
acre tract. Thence south along the west side of
said William Remingto tract, Eighty (6O) rods to
the south line of said Section Number Fifteen
| Q5). Thence west on said line Ten G0) rods.
Thence north Eighty (60) rods. Thence east Ten
(1O) rods to the place of beginning.
Dated September 9Th, 1884.
WILLIAM SCHWEEN and
CHRISTOPH TATGE,
Executors of the last VIII and Testament of
Ferdinand Weber, deceased.
| W. H. WING,
Solr. for executors. Ssp4wo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-29
WarffpEriMt.
(@ o d e II If t.

phi @httago, 90. Gept.1 4
@m @etreibemorfte lit Der 9rets bes Rorn
fir Geptembers Qief eruHgfouf soc, hinaufge=.
trie0et lporben unb 1915 berielbe am Satn=
tag Sn T8-79c., obetn12c. b0ber, ais ser
Sftober 8ermt1t. @e4Seu weiit 9e9en bic
Gormo0e cine Mpance lMt &c. ouf. 8le ans
beren Nrttfel moren feits, aaI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-29
9omfag:

SIN 3eit9ei66it i6lOien:
@ei5en SEQ. 2: Sept. 794, Oft. Z, gfop.
500, &eSeraber 823, San. SO, Wtoi 684.
Sorn $50. 2: Sept, 70, Oft. 81, 9fop.
Al, Sobr 400 @403, Sot.-, Wtat 398-39BB.
SAFER go. 2: @ep. 251, Ott. 255, 9toD.
264, Sabr 254, Wdi 291.
Hog9en 30. g: Sept, 548, Ott. 54@a,
Nop. 544.
@erlte SEQ. 2: Ctt. 69l.
8lete.- 1 Gar gu $IO.75, 5 Cars $11,
3 Gors 3u $11.25, 1 Gar 3u $3.50.
Wtooltn9S = l @ar Sit $13, 8 Gars
su $14.00, l Gar 81 1850, 1 Gar 81 $15.75,
l Gar 81 $3.50 Die GOnne.
Sdmer eten: Eiluot9p 81 .18@1.30,
Tlee 4.25@4.57, Qetn -@1.33.
gIa Gee ~gonSsI3:i:
nurben nptlrt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-29
9cutofretfSGc @unOen-

Sci Der am 13. September in IoIeIton in Der @irtbz
8eriammluuq pIroe iebr ptcl Sund un6 lebr piel gGoie
Ter pelttl9t, ober Der ornse Gonrdb lit ntdt auf ietne Nos
item getonImeu. Ser bemotrotti6en T~erjammllluo, welz
9aornuus mitgetbetIt, oaB @onraO's 9ofbunb i6arfe
3dbHe bat. Ina
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-29
Glaerme,msr @aaremmastt.

mer 4.OO-4.75 bas 100 ID unb 50. 5O-3.5O
bas @tiid.
g;laentetmer gSsaaremnta rrt.
Gprit.-Sn G6tcaso 1.13, in ct. Qouis
1.12; III Cincinnati LILO; i'll Yeorla
LII nj Baltimore 1.18@1.19.
Sutter. Creamery bette 28@29c.,
3ielnlib quite Bis quite 51@24c., r0airy%,
quite bis bette 16@25c, 9eringere Nuolitdt
5@12c.
@ier. - gusgefu6te 1880 bos Orb.
Sell it9et. Heberoe xurteps 12@124e.
9el6la0tete o.; 6upner 7@104c,
6os To-. leb. iun9e 11@114c. bas 10. @nten
100000 odS 0so. un0 1O@11c 6as tb.
@dnle $5-7 oaS 0sb.
Gartof fem. : 25@39c Der 8uI6el
beim Gar. as
&DntI, better Is 0t4c.
Anmper. -$1.4o@1.6o oas 101 Pfunb
fir 9erntlbte ,.@ountrp"-
QpfeIfinen.- Jfelte 0tobt 6.00@7.00.
GrDl cit. 9ritne. @r6Ien 81. Is 0l.3o,
Seloerbleu1 1901 10, Marro piat8 1,20,@l.3j
9elpalt. 26@24c. oaS Hfo-
$50 6neM. CUTE reue rWeebiums" 1.50
@1.4.
S0mterFett = Br1unes AZ 310-4c
9elbeS 4@-c., ruetBes 43@5c. oa5 Yfo.
$GIQ. Rubeu sc, Jto. / &ountr9
Coo. SEQ. 2 tI 54c. @ttp prime 7@73c.
@ttronen. - S5.00t@6.0O DIS 8tt6en
fir M%teiii1G.
35@8O Der gef Rorb fir
Dtt9i9an. Sui6elzSOr6e 1.50-2.75.
0telouen. Mai1ernelonen $4,000
$1,000 bas Qunbert. Nutme9s 75c@1OO
Der v@rdte".
Scene Nepfel.-$1.0O@2 so bas Sap.
Sir u.-50@75c Der Sorb.
r9weeet Botatoes".- @eLbe 8o(tiz
morer $9.50@3.OO ba5 Sap unb Suinoiier
2.O0@2.50, 9elbe 10000. Der ! 8uibel,
rotbe 40@50c Der Sulbel. @elbe Serieps
3.75@4.0O oas Sap.
QSiIb. = 8rotriebibner $3.50@3.7 rs bas
Gbo., WtaIorb= @nteu 2.5O@3.OO, tleihe @dz
ten 1.00@1.25, Seals 1.50@1.7 rs. ll
YfIaumen. = Blue 0amions 1.76@
200 per ! Sul@el, 9totbe = per 8oppelz
gul6el.
Srouben.- @oncor6s 3@4c., Spes-
&C, Sartforos q unO Gelaipores To
SC. baS Yfuilo.
GrabzAepfe1-$2,OO@4,o oos TaB,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-29
GrOaItct @ucre Gicr frtidy.
0elunmOfe Nerfn1telt

f6unen burd let9t pertGuflt9er uno nIblt6er, bauptz
ld6lid BET ben Dertiben tmnler g%ar9barer Nrtitel etuen
oauernben unb guteu Beroienft e~r1telen. @erIudspetie
perpe1 Broben bel GrpreB uuO senaue @uSEunit 9Ietd6et@
ti9 per Npit 5u9eiAtGt. Noreiie: ". Grnlt, GieoeS
loEo, Sbto. 22lp 4mo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-29
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Gin Pine, peLde on ben TnIssn Don Suaenoiiinben,
%rerp6ier G6wGde. irIbem @eriau &erluit Der Utounsz
trait &C. Ietren, ienbe th fuitenfrei eiu SteSept. bGs tie
turrt. 0teles 9roBe Oeilmittel purbe Don etnem Otijz
itprdr in GitoSAuertfa entbedt. Gdftt a5reiiirtes
GOuuert on Rev. SOiepb s. Snmuu, Citation d, 9teu
Qort @ttp. 2og1Siat,3i upo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-29

Gbicago, burlington 81 Quincy gtatlroeb, Soma
OipiiioII 4's-;0JU 6u S91.
G.eD iarft.
Tinbpieb. = 3ufubr ca. Al, 700 @tiid,
oe9e1 81, 900 IN Der Norwo6e. Ser 'Mortt
mar belebt uno feit, @ir %notiren: @ute
9tatipes Stiere gu $6.8o@1iO, gertn9ers gu
@pomino $4.25@5.25, @olorabos $4,000
4.25, W{f0utaua'S $3.80@4,75 {, Siibe unO
uSoilings" 3.75@4.OO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-29

G0metne.- 3ufu6r ca. "a, 900 Stitd,
9egerl a. 600 lit Der Sorrpo6e. Yretle nm
15@20c nieori9er. @e5ablt mnrbe fir let1te
$4.55@5.90 lH0 $4.S0@6.20 fUr ldlpere.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-29
4 u}eto It

9usssn. 5%e9uppet, ptrteeGartiss, Tcrcpbut8fe, ererb-
&c, anltedenes utto ttpferfarbeue 3rdnf6etten eeS 81 Il
tes, per 9aut l.itb Der Sorfbaut NIT a'erlnit ces Sa1<
Sesi iperoeH 3uoertdft8 oarc9 bic Guttcwra-SetGnitteG
GuttcNra 3efrIbert, Der mere St,tretnt.
ger, reiriot pa5 &ttut nd se Nrspiruif1,na Der iifiz
uriacoe.
GMttcnra, nds srose Saut=6eitntttteI, rinbert otts
SoPf5ant, belt 0eidpare utD aSumpen, um6 bringt
pdS Sddr tpieoer.
Guttcurd 5etfe, elm a'tserIe{erer SnutzRerz
'p6nerer rnc Tctfetten<s3enirfui aus Guflcura b..
Tet Ct TT nnerIdsIte9 IN pes SSeRanotuug ben @apt>
fsantpettfr, ansic9Ia9. BET Sduglingen, Qdutfscea, G-
Gnttcura 3ettmittet fnb apiolut rein, ,ro
ns eiat,9sn THfebi6ere11 Slutrsintger uno %arttperfpbz
Se'fe e5 25 gig @elotoentS 81 prdgartrt BON Der got-
G:h.d: Fitr; 49&te rt,rt neutrality-suspicious. ao;r!n
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-29
Saving Made Easy.
M0NARCH LTGTTTTIG sAWTEG MACHIN1
1eui3Ju 14u29iIus2e e~5tp3sIepR Ii
In the Probate Court
of Cook COUNTY.

GIaIt OF ITIIIIUIs, Ise III UH0 IIVOaI5 OOUTO
Cook County, " Of Cook County.
WILLIAM SCHwEEN and CHRIsToPH TATGE, EXe'
cutors of the last Will and Testament of FERDI-
MANI WEBER, deceased,
VS..
CAROLINE TATGE, JOHN HENRY TATGE, SOPHIE
GIEsKE, JOIN H.. GIEsKE, AUGUSTA VAIL, WILL
LIAM VAIL, JULIA TATGE, CHRIsToPH TATGE,
AMANDA GERLACH, LOUIS GERLAcH, TILLIE
TYLER, WILLIAM TYLER, BERTHA WEBER and
HENRY HELPER.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-29

96afe. = 3ufubr ca. 1900 Stitf; gte6=
fro9e flou nnO Nretie TIM 50@60c. nieoriser
ais uori9en Gomitag.
S6ofe $2.50-4.G0 iena6 QuolttGt, 2dn=
rner 4.00-4.75 bas 100 ID unb So. 50-3.50
OQS StiiG.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-23
Decay Of Building Materials.

Observation shows that the life of
nearly all buildings is much shorter
in the West than in the Atlantic States.
In the vicinity of Boston are numer-
Gus dwellings built. of wood, and
in good state of preservation,
that were built q century before the
revolution The houses occupied by
Longfellow and Lowell afford good
examples OF these. Not only wood,
but brick and most kinds of stone
endure the climate of the East much
longer than that OF the West 1t is
necessary to apply paint to the exterior
of buildings much oftener here than
in the Eastern States. Various causes
combine to render building materials
very perishable in most parts of the
West The temperature changes sud
denly and frequently. The rainfall is
greater, and takes the place of snow
during the Winter. The winds are
more violent, and they damage build
ings not only by straining all parts of
structure, but by causing the sand
and dust TO strike against them.
Even marble, granite, brick and glass
are injured by the action of these sub
stances. Owing to the large amount
OF soft coal consumed, the atmosphere
contains more corrosive substances
that decompose or discolor brick and
several kinds of stone. In this city ii
is necessary to paint brick house TO
prevent the walls from going to decay
Recently many buildings composed of
stone nave been painted with Il view
of preservation. The most enduring
building material appears to be slate
stone.-Gkieag9 Times.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-23
A Nrerm on EngI cement.

"My dear said Mormon wife to
her husband, 81 should think that you
would be ashamed of yourself, flirting
with that Miss b. as you did in church
today
"Flirting with her?' he replied in
astonishment; why we have been
engaged for more than three months.
It's all over town."
"Oh, hes your PARDON said his
wife indiil'erently, If you are en-
gagged to her, suppose it is all right
When does the happy event occur?'
as your father at home, hubby?"
"l eth, ihir." "Can l see him?"
"No, thir." " Why not?' Cauth
he'th locked up and mothers gone
shopping with the key of the room in
her pocket -
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-23

The above trains are run daily and make
close connection at Mound House with
trains of the Virginia and Truckee Railroad
for Virginia City and Reno, and with tho
Central Pacific at Reno, via the Virginia and
Truckee, for all points East and West.
stage CsnAectiens.
At Hawthorne with the United States Stage
Company's coaches for Aurora, &c miles;
Bodie, 81 miles; Lundy and Bridgeport, and
stages fer Corcyville, 10 miles.
At Luning, 125 miles from Mound House,
with Gilmer, Salisbury & Co.'S tri-Meekly
stages leaving Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays for Dewneyyille, GrantsEiile and
Belmont.
AT Candelaria with the stages for Column
bus, miles; Silver Peak Nontezuma, Aida
Valley, Golu Mountain, etc.
At Keeler, with stages for CeTe Gordo, 9
miles; Darwin, % miles. and Pananint
II. NJ. YERINGTON, Gen. Supt
r. j. LAWS, Assistant Superintendent.
ID. A. BRHDTR,
General Fl eight asid Passenger Agent