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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28

aus nidt al ben berriidten 8etberre9tle@
rtnilen uno TemperenSberer. Nuerotngs
bate, Iie iHon als iunge 6ral tIr Grtpette>
rund 9etpt6er 3edte, Der Sralten getantptt:
60 mar fie eS, tpel6e I'M Sabre 1917 bet
Ser Staatsgeiebgebltn9 ibres WcburtSltaateS
8enniMpaHien bic Qlnabme oeS @elebeS
beptrfte. ipelbes per6etratbeten Srauell oas
gedht etnrGult, ieLbitftinoig @igentbum Su
beiikel1. Nber nit Dem untpeiblid)en Trets
ben Ser emanitpatipn slI6tigen Weiber n
ierer Gage bate tic nihts 81 tbun. Der
iesiaen 8robibitionsleu6e trat lie nit ibrer
oetpo6ntelt GntiAieoenbett ent9egen, tpie tie
audi cine entl6ieoene 8erG6terin unb Be
fdmpferin Ser lanbldufigeu 6eu6elet uno
SheinbeiIigfeit, uno trOs tbrer l6otttldei1
Nbitornmun9 cine 8efiirporterir Dertlbe1
Qe~bensgeniile5 tpdr. Sic i6rteb nl6t lllIr
it6er -Gedte, ionoern gang beloroers an1
iiber Bft6ten Der Srauen In6 mdbllte oIele
CUR SGuslt6fett uno Gtnfu69eIt, ipte ne
lelbft, trpB pes Woblitanoes, III fpel6em
lie in ben ltbten Sabren, 0anf iDrer TeOer
unD elmer ,BittSburger Grbl6aft, Iebte, etn
02ufter Der @tnfabbelt tpar.
NatirItd bate tie, tpte teoe aus Der
en9ereh SpbGre beS Neibe5 betaustreteltoe
Erau, ibre Sonoerbarfeitet. Nber tp1brerb
hires an StirineiI 10 rei6en Qtbens, oas tie
lelblt in ibrert Dor bier SSabren uiIter benz
Eitel Half a Century" eri6ienenen 8ude
beidrieben bat, fannie tie nur Die cine
Sauptaufgabe, nit ibren rcidcn Settles
frdften gum Boble ibrer Utitmenlben bets
~5utra9ell.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28
@ermt10fes

Wit ben @trtbi9aften in
SOna'S Stuatsbaupttaot Oes
W1o ines 1teDt es mad Dem oortIger
yStaatsanSeiger" 10: YSn Doriger Wo6e
lit Wti9ael Griffin in Des Wioines iber=
fl6rt tporben, geiitige @etrdIte p~erfalft su
babslt unD tpurbe bonn 6rieoensri6Ter Glti1e
UNI $50 beltraft, er appeairte Gbcr 1t bas
Diitrifisgeriht; ionlit iino bon 0eS
Otoines bereits stpei @eri1tsf6lIe tpeget1
llebertretung bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ent=
ftanoert uno oenloh miro in AZ Btrtb~
l9aften ION the sly 9ept6elt."
8om 8iermirt6 Sob n It on
Bel Wuscattne in Soma erfdbrt
man folgenoes: Gr faufte ii6 an l1fer bes
Mtiiii1ippt na6e ben Jabrifen eih fletnes
tpertbloies Stid Qano fir So uilO Yretter
fir 81, aus oe1elt CT cine 6iitte baute,
etnen Gubr beIaB er beretts. Damn gtllg
ct am 4. Suli Worgens mad Der Braueret,
faufte fid eiu TGBhen 8ier ltilO lnabte Bic
8eiteuuag. iotalo er oatd6 pfeife, lolIe
ibm elm frtlrbes TGBden hinunter9ebrabt
tperOeu fir baS er oont audi gIei0 baar
besdblen ipele. lSie befoblen, 10 ge>
ihehen !; uao 10 l6anft Der geniaIe Wfdtttt
o6ne 9iceH3, ieit Dem gIorrethen 8iertsn
bis auf ben beuti9en Sag, tdglt6 our1@
i6ntttli9 16, lage lulto .lhretbe, 1e63ebn
3eg Bier aus Mtro es Ga6t, 10 lGBt er
einen etpatgen 8ierrelt in beM Ufiliilltppt
IaufeIt uuo tdbrt nit ieinem @el0e i'm
eigenen &abn na9 Sainois 6tnilber. Wfors
aels fomnrt Ell ip;eoer ln0 bas 0elhGft
gebt bliberb tpieoer los. Der 8abn liegt
our Snno. SoIte it'd nun Die Sano Der
beiligen Brobibttton naben, 10 lGBt Sobnz
fton all iein oPrupettp", tpelbes tbnl emit
$40 gefoltet bat. I'M SttG, odi1tt 1th Die
Dtitderei oaran %erfreue, uno Hldtet nit
ieinem 8oot ttah SutnDts.
Inter Sen Opfern, tpel6e bie
@reeIp : NorbppI Grpe0itiou
geforbert 6dt, lit audi Der talentuoae Nitroz
nom SSrael bon Galamasoo in W(tdtz
gan. Dieier iunse Wann, Sobn 6es per-
1torbenen S5rael SSrael, elitcs Der bo6ber@
Siglten Yilrger Don %RalamdSoo, bate in
Nnn 2lrbor auf Der l1niberIttdt BON Witd)tz
gan ituoirt lllto duberoroentlthe Salente
entpifelt. Setf NiIlen5ordng trieb ibn,
an Der Jtorbpols @rpeottielt SDell SI lleb>
men, llnD ob0letd, lem Stuoium nod nidt
gdns beenbigt mar, ais Sic Expedition it'd
in 8etpeguug iebte, erbielt er bod, ba Die
Yrofeiiorem Der untperittGt ietne &entttlile
uItp SttIluIlgtu uuW pVlt VLuuttlt tu'ItN'lt
letu Diplom Illo mabte 1t6 allf Den QSeg,
Guf Dem ct niht mebr suriidfebren loute.
Gin Sbetu1 IND cine Tante Oe5 Derungltd>
ten iungeu 0elebrteil falloen emit bel Der
Rataitropbe Der nNultrla" ibren SOB in ben
Weuen beS atlantiiden S3ean5, ooer i'll ben
Slalnmet Oes brelneloen S6iffes.
Der 8aDIiaeftatel bat beretts
letne Opfer geforoert. Sci Der oelnos
fratti6eI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." 3u
Gobtulo oil benz 6auptorte bes @ountD
@~rapforo III Sitooitz SuinoiS, peri6afte
lid Elm Wfatn, Namens 8lulb, cine 2ln9
gail 9tafeteu uno ~feiterte cine oauoH miftcH
i'll Die Wten8e, OBJ. tpdbreno Ell Die nnoereH
nnter benz Arme trug. Die Nadeten Hnter
letnem Arn iit8en ourn etnea 6urten Don
Der abgefdoiieaen Teuer, erplootrte1 llo
fubreH atptideu Die Nten5e binetn. Cine
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28

Oieier Sal tpie6erboIt lid in sabnolen Qlbz
arten. lin feftsuIteltn, OBJ Elm @tntpdn6e=
rer 81 befptutommnen lift, ODER ntht, mitBte.
man IN jeoem einSeInen Sale nt6t MIR.
letne Vaarl6aft na6sdbIen, ionoern tbn
Dor allen Oineen auf ictne S6bt9feiten uro
S%enltutfie, auf iette Nrbeitstpiutgtett, iels
1te1 GebenSmutb unb ieinen Gbaratter prls
fen.
2tber fsine ioIhe 8rifung lit natirIt6
nidt m6gli6. 8isber 1T oas San0 ntht
i6Ieht babel tDeggefommen. odB IS tie urtz
terIailen uu0 ali gelunoen Wtenl6en, Die
aus freien5 tIden Amerifa 81 tbrer9eimatb
nGbItert, sugeIallen bat. Sbne !2tpeis
fel 1T parunter bel S6uro getuez
len, Der Dem @emeintpelen CUR 2dit
9efaIen 1T, aber 6ieier Nahtbetl
1T tauienofnh iberipo9en tDoroen bur6 Die
u~ubers6enbare Tiae bon Arbeitsfraft unD
&ehntnllien, npr SbatfraFt u1to GrtuerbS>
f66igtett, pelAe Die gintpanberung Dem
2anbe Sugeflbrt Bot. = limb nod TT Die
.8eb0lterung Der Ser. Stadtelt rlttht 10
oibt, baB man in Der 2lufnabme frettpIutz
ger G%ilttpanoerer %beionoers tp6blertl9 5I
ltiu brau0te. gSo1l BADEN Die lebterI Sebn
Sabre nldue1e redDt MISUNDERSTANDING @dite
rad Qmerita 9ebra6t,-o Die rlllii6eu SUI
ben, Die SIopafel1 aus llngariI, Bic gnIist=
ihen Sergiperfse grbeiter II. bgl. Qber i'm
Sanger bat iid bod Die &ednllig fir Oas
9ail6 redbt gut 9~eiteut. : @s miro 6ereinit,
tpsnn 0us 9ano btu6ert WilIiOnen Gtntpobs
rer uno mebr bat, Die 9eit tomrten, no
man - tpie i'll ben Iberu0Iferten 2Groert
Guropas = i6arfe Beoin9urIseI fit Die
3hlaliuns bon @intpdnOerern ptro iteuen
mHiien, aber nod lit tie nidt ba.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28

S6meine. - .3ufubr ca. $4,000 Gtiif
ge9en SO. 900 tn Der 8orpp6e. Die Greiit
waret feIt lnb beSobIt nltroe am Samftaq
$3l90@4.90 fir lei9te, 5000 800 fir aus:
9elu6te ltno 5.15@5.65 fir idDere.
Ne,nhIt ,n11nhn FIR n,tth L. n q hni.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28
qammer ~ 2 Oo0s 90 bas @tGd.
glaasu.elMes s.saasennastt.

ShbsH NNNhNte 81 ~ OON0S w W. O%%~ a .- H
tt 1lAeeuseImex .~Saaveunartt.
Sprtt.- en @brca9o 10. in St. 2oui5
l.O8; in Cincinnati 1850; III Yeorta
l.o7; in Baltimore lis.
Gutter. v%@reamerp", bette $685.,
,iemli6 quite bis CUTE 15@16c.. .Dairp',
quite bis bette nW15c., gerIgIgere Audlstit
f@1Oc.
Vier. = ausselu6te 144@15c bas 0bb.
WettH9eL. - Eeben0e Xurfeps -@1Oc.
eel1tG1tete Ct; 9I1ner 7@12ac,
6Gs ID. LED. iunSe 14@15c bas ID. Gnteu
2.50@3.25 has ORo.
MeMeRartoffeIn 100000 bas Sap.
Sn 9roBen Weu9en 6R@ roc D. Gui6el.
SpMtt, belief Il . loo, DuAtIer y0LS:-
pen. $l.4J@L.6O oas 100 BfHHo
fir 9einilbte ,.@OuHtrp''-
WDfeIiitter. - Jteue gt0oi 6.0O@7.U0,
olte 5.50@6.0 . bas &iit9en.
Grb Ell. - @ritne. @rbIen 81. 15@1.21,
Neloerbleu1. 1901. 10, Warromfats ]. 20@I.25
a e tpalt. 2s@2&c. oas Gfo.
80 9nen.-Gute ,Ueeoiurts" 1.25@1.90.
Bette rDteoiums" 2.3O@2.40. sJeaptes" 2.45
@2.5 Der Sul1el I'M 0roBen.
g left Jrdune5 AZ 340-4:
oelbes 4@-c., meiBes 44@5c. baS Yf6-
IalQ. - Ru9er 6e, Jt0. / Sou ntrp
5400-c. $50. < su sc.
@itron eM. S4.00@6.00 bias &it9en
fir WtellinG.
9alot.-5@1Oc bas Dbb.
@nrten. 2O@40c bas Oeo.
Eomaten I. = 25@35c. oas &tlt9en q !
8ul9el, Ncme --@-c.
Neue SDbnen. 90@1.0O bas
8ul9eltiitdem tiir CRIME unb 1850. iMr
Gelbe Don Quincy.
Eiri6sn, 9aure SO pei
Gnldel unb 1.00@1.25 per ] 8nl0.
Stmbeeren rot6e 1.75@2.50 bas
ailt6m @ "a Ytnts. 96mar3e SO
All "a G.uarts INTO 2.00@2.50 SI 16 Quarts.
9firit9e.- 75c@1.25 Oas ] Sui9eIz
RtltGen. II
Melonen. - @aliermeloneu $4,000
$4,000 bas 9unbert. Jtutme9s $1.25@3.Ot
Der r@rate~.
8rombeeren.-$2.0o@2 % bas Riit9en
@ "a Qu. fir Sllinoiier ltnD 2.00@2.50 per1t
gu. fir Cautions aus Wtt6i9alt,
0teue 4epfeI.- 25@75c oas ! Sulbel=
| Siltben unb 2.OO@4.75 bos SSdB.
8laubeereu. $2.50@3.00 Der gul9eI
nro 1.00@1.15 bds 8ilt6en q II, uno 1.5(
@2.O0 "a IS Quarts.
8flaumen. 50@75 oas Siit9en q
! Gnl6eI.
Sraubeu gtus 3eras l0@11c bas
Yfnttb.
8irmen. = 5O@75c. bas J g.=aif6en.
gtaoel.
NGgel. $2.45@ $50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28

geenn feline &inoer i9rpo6 ,tb ma9er
rperben, 10 lit Oies etli ii9eres i3ei9eu, baB Sic
0tobrlrn9, Die iie erbalten, Nngeniiseno lit
ober ibnen tiht gut befommt. Die Miitter
1olher 6i1ber lolten bober teinen Nneenblid
anfebeu. li1 Sc uitaeoter's .Oeutz
16em 3tmbermebl- Paedotrophine)
al perl9aften, cine auBerit frditigeube un6
lei1t peroduli6e 9tabrun9 filr Gdu9Iinge
nitb tleine Einber, Die i'm Ma6len be9riffen
itnb. NIs @riob fir Die Muttermi6 siebt es
ni6ts SeliereS. Sn alien @potbefen gu baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28

Neuer MinterDei3en bro6te am Samss
I'm @stretbe9e14dt ait moren bic
&eii3en: Suli 82gg, au9ut 8oe, @ept.
s.. Oft. 885, gfop. 66B.
Roru. Stuff so, 9u9ult SIS, Septbr.
545@-, Ctt. 544, ysopbr. 49E, Sabr AL,
j afer; SultBo@-, ausut 97s, @ept.
81, Sdbr a63, Itai 10.
Mo9sgen: Suft62S au9lit 584, Sept.
56t.
@erite per Gept. Sc.
iS1 10 etne leil.3 pt9 I'm l0c. per
Contender ,a a ~ i9ioe as ~ $a tas s 91i IL 'i fa2
SttDber. aY1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28
Giir fh NJ ere

S6afe ~seIun9ten ca. II ,300S tiid ait ben
Warft 9egen II $50 IN Der gorpo9e. 'Gute
Sleti6ermaare ma be9ebrt, bod beItuno
6os Nlssebot 9~rOBtentbells aus Der ouer=
f9le9teteu 8aare.
Gerfouft nurbeu Il. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28

9er Urauenneretn Der 0ettI6en
Geieui1aft fu6t in Der umgez
senb BON Gbicogo, 1O-15Met z
len BON Gpurtbouie entfernt,
nno an o6er in Der. 90 abe elmer
Bab It dttonae Iegen.etn@run NIB
ftHd sur Grrt1tnn8et zines I'll :
tenbetms. @rtnof It Ii d m tt9ol3s
beitano unb @~ebGu6en 10 Irben
porge5ogen merben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28

G@mdI3: $7.O74 Hfiir 8eIb uno Suit,
7.07a ausuit, 5.2O@7.9ss September, 100
@7.321 Gftober.
Mtbolin as. - 1@ar gu $15.25 8 s@drs
au $3.50, / Gar 1890, l Gar 1926, ear
t.&lete.-1 Gar au 1875, 1 Gar 5t 100,
I Gar 81 1904 Gar 8inter ;l 11.95 1@ar
5t 1850, TGar(in SGfe( 3u 12.00per &onle.
rScreenin9s". - / Gar &et3ert 81
$12.50 bic 3onne. 49,
a&p eSeeb". = l Gar 5u 1850, reues
Soma 90. 5u HOO bic 8pnne.
DeN. - l Gar alteS Jto. 1 Simotbp gu
$3.50, 1Gor netIeS gto. 2 gil 1000, l Cur SI
$50, 3 @ars Soma llpldrb Nrairie 81 10.00,
| Gart 39ot DO: 3A 600 ole &onne uuf Der
gQbn.
Gtrpb. = / Gar Saferltrob sI $50 alno
II Gar SUI 8.25 bic Come auf Der Babn.
ga M er eien: Stmotbp $1.25@1.35.
9lee 4.50@5.5G Qeim 1.35@-.- auf Der
Babr.
WieDmdrft. l..
8tu6pieb.- Die 3uiubr belief ii6 ant
ca. $1,000 @tiid, seSell 1000 @tiid IN Der
gorpo0e. Sd0ne fefte Stiere {, gtatipes"0
waren feit ttlb brddten bis 5u $7.75 bos
100 ID. &uf Der @eibe 9enditete aber 1llIr
S4!5OM5 50@ astr -~'~ $50 IL
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28
W0rftncrtMt.
SO o d E II b 6 t.

&bica9o, %. SIlt 1884.
0ie getreibepreiie weiiem gesen bic gor+
node teiue erbebli6e YetGnoerltn9 onf Die
metite uD6 8orn, wel9es nm &c. bober
idtoB.
sSm gaarseiddft mareu bic S9llBpreiie;
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15
Paying . Novelist. ICerAAlll Aaxassne.l

James Pxya, the ncvcsss. says: sh
 waa tho custom with . veFy respectable
 ksm q pahhshers wssh ~hon sssd husi. ness eo pay ny checks to the sames oI my isnmcstal ~csks insfead of to myself ; aad sisce ss saised sheis convenience so so d. never complained cf IL sAoagh n souetimes put me in saiAes . talse position shea presented my demands h persca, e fes example "a the case cs sAe Family ScapegsAca' wAen cane Or the proceeds ofs Found Dead. :. t sas soo nscA Sor tAe senss of (peesesaicnal) psopresy of the banksss clesk. wAo Gravely observed: lt is very tossunass. CT. that shss check is not ayahle 10 osdss. e is vcald have to he ssgned by yoar esscutosS' This incident. rsmsas- bes. dekghsed DsckesA uAo rsmasked. Aoseves. wisA . ssddea access ofsraviey !: : should not like to have macA monsy q bank which kseps Q clever | ciert as thAs.'"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15

psny, and theY, medest and uae evea u theiF sympashy. turned away aDd le1t uz ai0ne uitA oar dead. When - lad them in those graves, cur hearts bed @ deepay that oar agony fonsd V nt in audible sohs. sas or this vssif, memory of cur gries be- ing softer and mote gentle than gFsei isseli cur tears ho~ed in silence And sparkled on she flowers we lad over their hse 4sss hke the jewels of sweet. yet sad memories as thcy were. - Those are the oases in the great desext of our cares the shrines whexe zihala- ticos are shrived oif from our lives-she Meccas to which we turn when other voes come upon us, and there we feel that heavens light falls through all the gloom that hangs hke a pail above ns, besimes, and dissspAtes our deepest voeA Alas. that our babes are dead. but being dead. there IS no other place vAere the tender touch of Gods cheering hand re- wives the curren, of pure love and sofsens the cAlloas places which the cha6ng of tune wcars upon our heArB-uo otheE place ~here our embittereu souls are 90 sse<tened by the melios influence oi heaven and heaven wealth of tender RASS-oUs> d> " tue ktcCu aAoAk1S t&sSEA above our dead.
 There, the anxiefies and n ental cares of business, the vearineSs of an over worked brain. the dullnexs of the un- teasing struggles for existence vhsch are inseparabie from hse, are ali forgottea tor time, and once again we are father and mother and babes together. with nothing to lntrude itseit upon our httle home 1ircie and darkcn the smiles which heaven sheds upon our reunited house hold. Soft chubby hands stroke our burning cheeks and dash away our gath eriag teArs. and our grief IS tor one short hour but the exqa,sise throe of an over tullnesx of sweet memories
 We have come a~ay from those blessed graves but days and months and even years of absence will not be sufficient to dim the renewed nsemosies of our beloved dead. which we have brought with us ln our coming. When the clouds hang low above us and the rain and sleet beat upcn our windows dismAily. ve will look out upon our graves as we saw them that bright O -tober day, with the sun shsning upon their green covering and the red cening maple leaves quivertng in its mello- heht.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15
TWO LITTLE GRAVES.
F.. Hud6.e, ia rhreugh Maa

it. E. Huoc.e. ia Through Nal
 In beautiful cemetery is aa Illinois town, are two little graves that coutzi the duss of two childrea-my own lisfle boyk These graves he oa . nAgni6cen, grassy siope. ubese the sun shines q even- ing and the birds sing among the redden- ing leaves of the mapses s= Ss;Shf Ocfo- bz days. and . brook p1rls forth swees music On the rocks and peoeles thas lie in its bed af the foot q she slope.
 One day in winter. my vife and fol- loved the mortal past q our deAs baby to m last home on that hillside, and as the h,eak winds vAissied amoag the bare h1scAeA, she hands cf had frsends laid if in the smaller of the tvo gfaves, asd she Gueen clods fsn 10 iem heavily oa ies co6in than oa our henxss, vkicA Uese almo& bgoaea by tAeis veigAt h June, vAen evesything vas rife SifA nev t1s, ve laid his older heosAE. th<re, and oux heAzU wese heasy agais- Thea ve vsss away. Bat yeeeSd1y, - viaeed doe scess again, asd fpaod the grass grosn Rreen above the moandD oveT our chil- dren,s busoos, evn e der s~eee Eaces asd hrighe vays ase gsoes h or n.sDe- siW to-day.
 We c11nped sAe hanAs q doe dsar fien1s lhst hsapsd ss hasy theH, asA fsk the cd tisndsAip tAroA n thais toscA anA hansd sAe na1leu caAsnce c thaI g1qaehy ih the vsEds thsy spsaa 1hav - oads gBoUn. bse shak keadls uau.ed ssun,a . uiGA she o1d fmvx ana saD e1sUaa UilA dAs HEueln1s Gfsho aa1n 6na We vini1o1 dhne sDuhs = - 1 CT dsPnaa1 hsRo . dAafEosn-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15
4 Locksmtth on LOCKS.
lWastington Star.


 Locks? Locks won't keep burglars out. Why, can open any kind of lock that has ever been invented. without hey or combination,' said a Washington lockxmith. That is. open safes ~hen the locks are out of order or the com blnafion lost Sometimes . man will oil the lock Of his safe, but it gets gummed up so that the sumblers won't worx and he can't get It open. Some men are ior- getful and lose the,r combinations. Safes are sold at sheriff sale sometimes, and the owner, being mad, woo't give up the combination. When anything of that kind happens they send for me.
 No. If the lock Is broken 90 that it won't work, drill little hole alongside the dial and pick the lock with a small bit of wire tf the lock is all night, only the combination is lost. 70 to work to hnd it, and don, deface the safe q, all. It takes me from three seconds 10 six hours to open q safe, according to the kind and the method employ"
 But ho~ can you ind the combi- nation. Docs it not take long time y'
 ' By testing. As to time, it depends upon circumstances. If knew the man vho ses the combination can ind it in very lev minutes. Ii l don't 1t takes longer. You sec study the character ol the man. Safe openers are dangesoos ln community. They are always watched by the police. They keep an eye on me all the tune. l have them trying my doors all hours of the night, and theress generally one somewhere around.S
 Gould you open a busgiar-proof time locky'
 ~I can open the bess lock that va ever made in i've os six hours. These little office sales wouldn't put that much time oa. They dont pay enough just take hammer and break the knot oil, and ges into the safe in about shres seconds."
 +Wha, do you ges for opening . safe r
 For a little three-secood sale xes Slo For large safes such a they havs in banks and brokers' offices, and vhers they dont want the lock injured, e S,So"
 .. Could you open the great safe in the United States tSeasusyr
 "Easily. Ioouid get nd o6 the time lock and everything h six os seven hours, and wouldn't make any particular fusl about it, either. No safe vas eves made but it had some weak poinl knovn to the maker, % he could Rea into it in case the lock should re- fuse to respond if there wasnt, they woxld have to break the concern ali to pieces t the lock broke. Nos, kno~ where to find these weak places can strike within quarter of an inch Of 1t every time IL is generally covered over by thin sheet ot steel or boiler iron, and, hy cutting away . block three or four inches, which is easily done, cosld drill into the bess safe that has ever beea made It would sos he asy trouble for burglars to get into the treasury safe fl they understood locks as do."
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15

Westward the star tar takes bis way. The Montana MS sAys a gentleman tn sha, vicinity recently kii'ed twenty k,ur hsA ia small pond wssh . buggy whip, the shcsess measursng shirseen iaehes. ierfY Cessi<v.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15

Rafiahny is eAs asn af snl vnlue No Daanw how Uoo1uulnI cnsus . na1Scine suma1im0 hawe voG1ed r . cnnnse be ssxaa eA ncsTa fIIjAny md IvUl HOmDS . sssw kapus = E8 0d . hns bom use1 fw 4fy yR
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15

If moshez teach her boys to love the truth, to honor womaakisd, to respect paseats, to appssciase home, to despise isdecency and vulgasiiy-so be clean. hosorable, brave, hoae-loving. geotIe- manly boys-shs viIl ssach them beszH than all the outside vosid cc<ld teach them. No need fos noehes so 10 ous iseo tAe world e( polisics Q lean vhaa heE boys sAoald k1ov t sAe is 6s so be tAe Desher sf bsyA The aeshes's duty, t seems b us. is so train hsr beys Q thaf esea peifics ~ili nos spsil tAea, rszh9 thas b lsach thsa tks poliics iAey sss bound so leAs1 sooo9 es lnAss. aGaS quise soss eneagA~-SAs EAneises Retsvk
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15

Ms. HskA DsAka. Cmexalia, Rsnsa, a.a0 thA g. JaOsas O. tks sssAal1 pai.-s1fevE, is jsa ths shing fs shsuD- e1knn cd - woald nse - utGhsue | io
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15

WhO-a DaD's cisshes cp0e hanse frou ths lsanAsy ealy hsh Aese - a's bul aneah~ alnsuseias sf ths isosy ef faas asd gsnsany ks esas Q aad thas | tAhss n tAa anech os1 e kim--4ssfsn Csu1iW.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-06-04
THE FOLLOWING RULES

Have been laid down for the guidance Of exhibitors,
whose attention TO the is respectfully re-
quested By the Board OF Management:
l. No stock shall be allowed to be exhibited unless
1t shall have been duly entered.
> In case there shall be competition in any class
prize will not be awarded unless the single exhibit
be in the opinion Of the judges sufficiently meri-
tOriOus.
). To secure place in the Soeiety's official eaia-
logue, exhibits must be entered before pm. on
Wednesday, 18th June.
:. Where the word native" appears in Divisions /.
TO w. Of the Socieys Schedule OF Prizes IL shall be
construed to mean an animal born in this Kingdom,
irrespective Of pedigree
) In order 10 compete for prize in Class VII,
Fish; Class VIII, Dairy Produce; Glass TX Domestic
Manufactures; Class Y, Agricultural Produce; and
Class XI- Horticulture, the exhibits must have been
raised manufactured grown in this country and by
the exhibitor An exception to this rule will be made
in the OF floral designs the flowers etc, used in
which need not be the growth Of the exhibitor.
e. No one Exhibit shall be awarded prize in more
than one class.
:. Animals which took prizes at last years show
will be admitted to compete again.
s The right to alter or amend the Published sche
dale OF prizes at any time before the entries art
closed, is reserved by the Board Of Management
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-06-04

At H0HaaPo, Kan Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-06-04

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aIT last ls fhe Minister III ne Tffsinr - 49,,
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-06-04
KAPIoLAMIPARK
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
The 18th and I4th of June.

The Board If Management having secured
suitable site for the purpose will erect commOdious
and substantial buildings at the Park for the recep
tioB Of stock and other exhibits. and will provide
every necessary convenience for exhibitors and for
the public Full details OF these will be made known
through the press the arrangements progress.
Ample will. through the berality Of the Direc
OF the KApioani Park Association, be available
for the display OF all classes Of exhibits and also for
showing stock to advantage outside their stalls.