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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-02-06
TOWN Tig,rSGs.

Snow-sil0eing, all The sport.
Eli Mnfitt Ii np from HALEY.
Prof. denny was in town Monday.
Tho rnof on fiszsimmona' Metropoii-
tan Hall Is neariy complete to-day.
Druggists snndries ID full stock at
Lewis q sons. IL
4 raan from Warm Spring Crock re-
porfa numerous ali5eg III that vicinity.
nlt.hard West. Of the Enterprise Res
taurpnt returned from ali extended visit
- Salt Lake city On Friday.
Go u Mel4ennans for choice No.
roll batter and fresh eggs. II
The SNOW ID nov deeper Oh Wood
River than Il has been aiuce 1881 and so.
~ aboat ~ inches "a the level.
ann going e. close out business here
and I'll Is tbs t1ouur aAiene. Come and
see mis-. ], IA. FnIn.
Snow ahoveis ut Pinkfanl 4 I.ewia's ?
Miss TAara DEM. 81 Union Oregon.
arrived lsefe on saturday and ii tho
guest Il hef sister Mrs A. VI. Steel.
Mai. aIenseh came down from the
TondHrfput to-day and reports wood
ahoplng thrifty Up the greek aotwith-
atandiug the depth ~ snow
The nsv. sir Ioalyn. Methodist, ii
pFeaehing nightly IN isaxter's Hall He
sspessss g 10 joined by Presiding Elder
Grants % morrow Of next day.
Y This II the warinest winter in our his.
tory Itprehahly accounts for the depth
Of anow: Last winter waa tho coolest,
WAile lle sHaN Uas very spaFaa
Mrs. NAi Menaeh has for sometime
been quits II The Mi. Intends NOV.
ms - hHIalaum fFam ix Tendetfout ii
soon y Ito ruada are IN COOL condition
A letter from John Harding 1t w'eiset
city to 4 fFleua II Katehnm states thai
the weather il beautiful md spring
like The gFss@a l. coming NJ. tie birds
are singing and vegetation generally
takiag start
The Occur slAlene Miner. Vol. 1, No
|. dated 1aausrs %, comes 70 Us vel
eonAIesehanee. It's published ~ Tilt
CoaHr a'Aiena Publishing Company,
and 4 llxe-ealHmn folio weekly.
The Il. q. {. members Ind d pleasan
LITTLE hep II Roehpna IEatl hist night
Alaaas Alfeen eolfniea we're firpannt ans
waltzea u IhemnAie ~ Prof taAaena I'll
midnight Tuesday evening Is thei
''seIaaaEs tlme. The regular soiree DC
euFa "a Thursday night.
..Nhuop1 Hers We Gomez cried Jones
starting fFem a Lofty emlnenee Tor
anew shoe ride. where am ]. = he mex
would haxn ssid. hui Nc saw only thu
which scented Ike Windmill IN for,
thousand yarsis aWay. and then poo
Jones emerged ike the snow giant mad
II Ii9aax Smith. Oh. what hole h,
male = tile ground.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-02-06
CGur ,i'Alene Nuggets.
[ Cmur d'Alene hIiner.l

TCeur dAlene Miner.l
Snow now prevents any extensive
prospecting.
Snow Is over five feet deep on tho
level in tie mines.
Two paek trains left this city for the
mines Sunday.
Lots in Eagle City are comparatively
low ut present.
The best hotelsin the North West will
be found in this city.
Tic snow will not be off the ground
earlier than May.
Two men. names unknown. coming out
OF the mines. were drowned in the
Coeur d'Alene river.
Evolution, a station halfway between
tho Mission and Engle City. promises
10 be d lively camp
Eagle City will be the metropolis of
the mines. It viii contain 10000 people
Ivy the tst of July.
As soon as steamers are running
through tickets can he purchased from
Spokane Falls TO Eagle City.
II Inns been showing here for the last
two weeks, ind all trails are now impass-
ahle. The only way to get in is by wa
ter.
Provisions are very high in camp, and
a man without money and supply of
grub has no business there.
Several parties have arrived from the
mines this week, and they all favor the
route into the spokane Falls.
Eagle City has been surveyed. and the
principal streets have been named.
Gold. Silver and Eagle streets. Tho
cross streets have been numbered.
Companies have been formed ut Salt
Lake. Utah; Eureka, New; Denver,
Leadvitle and Durango, Col; Cheyenne,
Wyoming, and almost every mining
camp in California Ia eome in the latter
part Of February. They have nearly all
representatives in camp.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-02-06
The Altnras Literary Society.

The Literary at Union Church eontin-
ues to do good work. Notwithstanding
TINT little has Of late been published
concerning its proceedings. A new set
II officers ere nov IN charge and seem TO
he men Who understand the means of
sustaining the society's reputation as
aae q general attraction and instruc-
tsan The programmes have ceased To
be published for certain Seasons. but
continue ia lie good. Next Friday
evening TN exceptionally strong one
will he rendered, We are Informed by
the committee. and We hope 10 see the
audience full.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-02-06
Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the firm name
Of James Moore Il Co is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The busi-
ness will be continued by I. T. Lewis &
Son rs the place OF business heretofore
occupied by the old firm
Said /. T. Lewis X Son are hereby au-
thorized to settle all liabilities and col
lect NIL outstanding indebtddnsss due
said firm of james Moore & Co. Wit
ness our hands and seals this 22d day of
November A. D. 1883.
JAMES MOORE.
I. I. LEWIS
GEO. j. LEWIS.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-02-06

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY. Idaho,

HAND VFfIIH IT IlAIf9fY. IuHHu,
January 10, 1874.
T. Geo. b. honlton, OF ketchuni, idaho, who
made Presumption Deolaratory Statement No.
80 for the N. le NJ - u Sec. IL w. ", $. IT, y
Sec /, IT, 4, N. r. II e., do hereby give notice OF
my intention to make final proof to establish
my claim to the land above described, and that
] expect to prove my residence and cultivation
before the Register OF the Land Office at Haley,
Idaho on March "a, 1894, by two OF the follow
ing witnesses
Vim. Hyndlnan, of Ketcburn, Idaho
Iforatio NJ. Stewart, OF Kctchum, Idaho:
VIM. II. Petit. Of ketchurn. Idaho
Frank II. Gooding, OF Ketchum. Idaho.
q. u. MoULTOE,
tClainant)
Land Ofice of HALEY, Idaho, Jan. 49, 1854
Notice of the above application will be pub
1ished in the kETCHUHt KEYSTONE. q newspaper
printed at Ketchnn. Idaho, which hereby dee
Innate as the newspaper published nearest the
land described in said application.
HOMER L. POUND.
Jan.l9l Register.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-02-06
Pre- Emption.

LAND OFFICE ST HALEY, IDAHO,
December 10, 1883. /
frederick w. Gooding, of Ketehum, Idaho
who made Presumption neelaratery Statement
No. 30eI for the t. = N. L. = & n, Il. II 5. H.
Sec. Il L \. II, IT II. and Lot | Sec Z
! Y Il. II f.. do hereby give notice of my in
tentien to make final proof to establish my
claim to the land above described, and that
expect TO prove my residence and cultivation
before the REGISTER and Receiver, at HALEY
Idaho, ON the 18Th day of February, 1884, by two
of the following witnesses:
VIVA. Hyndman of Ketehaln, Idaho;
Frank Ii. Gpoding, of Ketchnlu. Idaho;
George Z, Hodson, of ketcnum, idaho;
Lee fader, of ketchuIn, Idaho.
FREDERICK W. GooD1E6,
tClaimant.1
Land Office at Haley, idaho, Dec. 20, 1853.
Notice Of the above application Will be pub
lIshed i'll the IETGRuM KEYSTONE. a newspaper
printed at hetchum, Idaho, which hereby des-
Ignate Ms the newspaper published nearest the
land described in said application.
HOMER Il. Pound.
Dec22l Register
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-02-06
Pre-E1np tion.

LAND OFFICE at Haily, Idaho, Dec. 8, 1888
|, Horatio M. Stewart OF Ketehum, Idaho,
who made Presumption Declaratory Statements
No, 3ola for the S = S Il Il & II w Il Sc Il %
II 4 $ w Il See Il 4 4 N IT #, do hereby
give notice of my intention to mako final proof
TO establish my claim to the land above des-
eribFd, and that / expect to prove my residence
and cultivation before Register and Receiver
at HALEY, Idaho, on January 16, 1884, by two OF
the following witneRses
John D. Coalter, of Ketehum, Idaho;
John e. BOYLE, of Ketchum, Idaho:
Frank r. Goodfng, of Ketchum, Idaho
VIM. Hyndman, Of HALEY Idaho.
HoRATIo Nj. STEWART.
tApplieent.i
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho, Dee g. 1885
Notice of the above applioatiou viii be pun
fishefl in the KETCIfuAE KEYSTONE printed as
hctchuIn, which / hereby designate as the
newspaper published nearest tie land dea-
eribed i'll said application
HOMER T.. POUND,
Dec51 Register.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-02-06
Guyer Hot Springs at KeteIlum Idaho.

Large and commodios buildings have
been erected containing parlors and
rooms for guests and visitors suitably
furnished. A good restaurant connect
ed where board and lodging is furnished
at reasonable prices, number of bath
rooms, also large plundge and swimming
bath for both ladies and gentlemen pro-
yided, for all who may call to enjoy the
exhilerating and medical effects OF this
celebrated water OF which Prof Dore-
mus gives the following analysis
Sodium Chloride per gal in gr. 3,578.
Sodium Carbonates = Z & g $685..
Calcium Sulphate & & /" /" 6,574
Magnesium Sulphate /" +" 534.
Magnesium Chloride g I" g 9t4,
Traces of Iron \, I" g 1910.
Total Solids 22,S05.
T. T. Lewis, Manager
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-02-06
The snsw.

a fresh fall Of snow lies 10 tho depth
Of about So inches. II began snow dag
lightly Monday morning and continued
thus Til IN tho evening when q clear say
again betukened fair Weather. II. how
ever. steamed again on Tuesday. and
during the afternoon fell thick and fast
for about three hours. To-day the sun
is out agaIn. and the sky seems to indi-
cate continuance If bright weather.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-02-06
Dissolution Notice.

The firm heretofore existing under
the name and style Of Mrs. A. Hines Il
Co., doing business in Ketchum. Alturas
county. Idaho Territory. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, Mrs A. Hines
having purchased the entire interest of
William Reinhart i'll said concern. All
Indebtedness of the firm Will be paid by
the said Mrs. A.. Hines, who will con-
tinHe the business Mt the corner of Main
and Third streets. Ketehum
Mrs 4. HTMrs.
W. N. RrNHHAgT-
Ketchum, Alturas county, Idaho Terri.
tory. January B, 1888
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-02-06

ARRIVES rnoM
Test stmce Hours.

The Eetehnn Postofiice Ii open FROM
-. = f. sF. V. every day. No aonsJ
orisr OF Registry business on Sundays,
~ week days nftfr ar. Ii.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-02-06
Semi Weekly Market Report.

The following quotations for the
Ketehtlm retail market are carefully re-
vised with each issue for the benefit Of
our readers, who are interested in the
cost Of winter supplies. The market
prices fluetnate more or less from day to
day, bat viii be given at the hour Of
each publication:
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-02-06
The Nails.


The Eastern mails have been very ir-
regular in the past week. None arrived
on SUNDAY nor Monday. The sawteoth
mhiI leaves md arrives daily by sleigh.
1t Is carried from Gaiena 10 sawtooth on
snow shoes.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-02-06
Singers Sewing Machines.

We are prepared to sell machines for
cash or on time. Call and examine our
latest improved Singer machines.
Dec12tD GILLETTE Il EVANS.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-02-06
Stray Taken up.

One Indian poney. gray, heavy built,
with heavy neck and lnane. with no Wis
able brands, came to our heard ON No
yember 24th. and wasdriven to Lost Riy-
er. He had been running IN the Elk
horn locality with Reds horses.
Weight about 700 pounds. Had on a
small sheep bell. The owner will please
take notice aud report to
AcCuLLook 8 J4rEs.
nsc 9Th 1897.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-02-06

MARnsEp; Mr., Benjamin F. Woods
aud Miss Mary \. Sessions by Squire
Hodson. Tuesday evenlng. Feb. 8.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-02-06
Hal For The Ca.ur dsAlene.

j. A. Edie, Of the New York Clothing
House, will sell goods for less than cost
for be next ten days.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-02-06
For Sale.

A second hand sewing Machine 'yic-
tor at Lewis & Sons drug store.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-02-06

Total Solids %, so
I. l. Lewis. Manager.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-02

9ingen binreiBen, beren gnbe ni6t ab=
sufeben wdre. Ser 9er5og bon 6inn=
lamb 1T elm lie6ensmiirbiger Mann, benz
unDillfiirli6 ale 9er5en entgegenfliegen,
unb er leibet momentum getpib unter
gri6's 9drte. Wie, psnn bas, mas
man li9 iebt MIR leiIe un6 beimli9 ing
Obr fliiitert, 5ltr Sbatia6e mtirbe2
Wenn es bem Sersog nit Silfe bes
&Oni9s bon Polen gelange, bas 8olf
gum Nuffaabe gu rei3en2
Graf Stpante fiiblte 1i1 feltiam BON
Ben Worten feiner @emablin getroffen
unb nluBte, beinabe gegen ieinen Millen,
oaran benfen, baB er beute bpn 5tuei
berf6iebenen Seiten seb6rt, Ser 9er5ug
iperbe, ielbit gegen ben Wi0en feines
fonisIi6en 8rubers, bic S6peiter beg
&oniss bon polen, &atbarina, Sagels
lonifd, Deiratben. reber bic @onlez
quem3en zines iol6en S9rittes fonnte
ein Wann, tpte @raf Spante Sture,
ber ben tieffen Blid IN Die 8erbdltnil1e
bes 0Dfes geuorfen batte, ni6t i'm
3peifel bleiben. &onig Grid tpirbe
eine iol6e eigenmd6tige 9anolung I'M
10 tpeniger oulben. als iie bas Sntereife
oes gaterlan6es i6per f6dbigen nluBte;
Die notbmenbige Solge wIrbe Spbann's
Nieoerlage uno oas Gerberben feiner
Nnbdnger iein.
80 (Gortiessny tOlst.) i
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6amburg. Gin Gdlpiferaeiel

= Samburg. Gin S6loKergeielle,
9tamens gonemann, Der 1t9 ldngere
3eit in ben Ser. Staaten bon N0roz
amerifa aufgebalten bat. bon tpo er
ert tiir5li6 bierber auriidgefebrt lit,
bat beiite einen &aubmorb=Neriu1 ges
ma9t. 3mii9en II unb / lIbr Naf=
mittags betrat 8onemann bic We1iel=
Tube bon Moris Genner; als ct bielen
aaein antpefenb fanb, berfebte er ibm
nit einem Ool6e mebrere Slide in ben
gals, bic 9enner CUR grbe falltem. Ser
Gaubm0rber, ber iein Opfer fir tobt
bielt, begab fid nun an ben @elbi6rant
uno begann benfelben ausaurdumen.
&enrer, fro6 aber bon 8onnemann
unbemerft an 6as auf Die StraBe fiib=
renoe Tenfter, f6lug Die @lasIdeiben
ein uno rief laut um 9iilfe. Sas pers
anlaBte Bonemann 3ur Slu1t, obne
oaB es ibm gelungen mar ettpas 5u feb
len.-8egen Nbenb tpurbe 8onenlann
bon ber poli3ei berbaftet; er iu6te fi6
au tpioerfeBen, tpurbe aber ibermdltigt
unb ms @efdugniB sebra6t. Sci
tetner Sur6fu6ung tuurben berIdiez
oeue Waffen bel ibm sefunbsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-02
@unperbare @trf5amfett.

Man6e Meni6en berna@ldilisen su
iagen, tuelde CUTE Dinge fiir fie getban
tpor6en iinb, aber Serr Sobn g. SalD
bon @ilifonpille, g. g., fagt, es ma6t
ibm sroBes 8ersniisen fit bic groBe
8irtiamteit bon r8romus Sron 8it=
ters" in Sdllen BON SDspepiie, We9felz
fieber uno a0gemeine S9wdfe 5u 5euz
gen. gr bat peri6nli9e @rfabrung
bon Dem groBartigen @rfolg bieier
pertbbollen Me6iain gema9t. Ma9t-
cine gtotia bon bieiem, ale Sbr, beren
Snifeme beruntergefommen fino.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-02
GDbert Sane, Der in 8onham

- &obert Sane, Der in 8onbam
bur6 Mbfeuern ieines Gepolbers uno
6erumlprengen in Sen StraBen 2eben
beroorrief, wiberieBte fi6 Der gerbafs
tung our6 ben Sheriff uno Maribal
unb purbe beBbalb BON bemlelben qez
f6oHen un0 t0otli6 bertpunoet. 9Bie
getp6bnli9 mar &obert Game ber berz
fommene 5obn eines ebrenbaften
8aters.
= Sn einem merifanif6em Circus 3u
CORPUS @briiti itiiraten stuei Ntrobaten
bam Srape5 unb lino f6mer bermun6et
tpDrben.
- Gin Sarbiger fanb an Der Betro=
nita Greet in Nueces GountD Die 2eibe
zines Mtannes. Man erfannte in ber=
ielben einen getpihen 8easfleD BON
2ouisbi0e. Ser Wann mar 8u6bin=
Der getpeien, befaH6 fb aber ftets auf
ber Wabnerfdaft.
%. 8. Warb in Gaitrobi(e, BET
M0roer BON &obert SSlp, bat gum s,pei=
ten Scale I'm elm 9abeas CORPUS Ser
Dor angetragen, um auf freien SUB gez
feBt su perben. St berief ii9 babel
auf feline leioenbe @eIunbbeit. Das
@efu6 pur6e abgef6lagen linb feline
l1eberfibrung na6 ber Sail in 8anbera
angeorbnet, ba oieielbe beiier gelesen 1T.
Sid Maion, Der ii@ in gisco
bergiftete, tpurbe na6 unIdgli9er Miibe
ing Seben suriidserufen. 9lber faunt
batten ii9 Die Merste ertfernt, 10 nabm
Sid gum 3tueiten Male @ift uno 6er
Selbitmoro gliidte ibm.
: Ser Sarbige Sobn 6arrifon BEL
Wfillican i9oB feline Grau unb perpuns
bete lie f6wer. 2ebtere bebauptet,
9arriion babe iie tS6ten tpouem, bieier
aber berii6ert ben S6uB abli6tslos
gefeuert gu baben. Wer bon 8eiben
&e6t bat, fOnnte nod nidbt ausgefuns
ben tperben.
Mebrere belabene Gra9tpagen
bet Sunietbabn gerietben in Der Ndbe
bon Souiton tit 8ratto.
9ie &efauration bon eSyasper
Sapion, Quitin Nbe, Maep, ltnb einige
nebenan liesenbe @ebdube fin6 burd)
Jeuer serft0rt tuorben. .
= Sie 9oufton ppit (ensliI6) 1T
tpie6er in anbere 9dnbe iibergeganeen,
tpirb ii6 5ur republifanii9en partei
befennem uno Waib. Sones als @ou>
berneursfanoi6aten unteritiiBen. Cine
dbnli6e ummanblung miro bon ber
Sort Wortb @a3ette ertpartet.
ginbre6er gelansten in ben 8arz
room 6es 9errn 9ermann @@mibt in
9luifin uno ifablen 500 feline Gigarren
un6 So baar, Die iib in Der ofenen
Safe befanbeit.
Sn Waeo tpur6en ipdbrenb bes
am 81. 9luguit f9lieBenben eSabres
10000 9allen 8aumtpoue, $4,000
pfunb Wolle unb 800, 900 8uibel @ez
treble gum Marft sebra6t. Ser umiab
i'm @ef6dft pirb auf $18,962, 900 an=
gegeben.
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iApar5 gang mollen 9euns 8eilina

Vot Vnnen 4awn Wufer is 90 ~ 20 Gs 20 * AZ Az
70 Stad aicrtrte fsurtte Satens % "a - =
auom weroe mir unfem Stupuaorenluaer fold oae @ebut
nen maen oB es i'm Snt Miro d bic g uu,uIehsn
unb preien. - - ' s'0 ~ ~ S"oAs7'"
pertauf losen nsetenf Elm o,
Blum & KOenigsberger,
29hB es eomm.re , m,sy c.m
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-02

Tie
@1dentltd)e Treis greife
stftsinl
iectn Donnsefa8
unb fcfsl
$3.50 oas Satr cber $1,25 fir 6
Wcnate in 8crauste,ablun9
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-02

= Sn Waco tpur6en ipdbren6 beg
am 81. Iuguff f6lieBenber Sabres
10000 gallen Baumpoue, $4,000
pfunb Wolle unb 800, 900 Buibel @ez
treble gum Wearft gebra6t. Ser umIab
i'm @ei6dft wirb auf $1S, 1862, 900 an=
qeQeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-02
slms Sem sanSe Der sfauaurubs.

's~ WV >s*'s"S W. OtWWJWIWUDf
0err 8eorge Sinbale, ein Mngeiten=
ter bel 2ebp 8rotbers, Mel6ourne, 9lu=
ttralien, fagt, baB er biel BON neural>
gli9en S9mer5en 5u leiben gebabt
babe, aber bur9 ben @ebrau6 bes
groBen S6mer3enbeilmitteIs ct. eSa=
fObs Del fofortise 8eHerung erbaltem
babe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-28

VtleuDaDren pei lOfDerer Strafe urtertdgt
Dtrb, am Sonnta9 i3iqe laufen I'll Ia1ien.
Wean boft, oaB Der Stootsiertat 6os Ser
bot nlinoeitenS auf Sra6taige belhrGuz
ten uno ben Yerione1perfebr fret IaI1en
piro.
Ser 8urftstpfler BON Der ,gBeItI.
NSo1t" bemerft treffen6: Ser Wtener
rUtdo6e1sS 6IG6ter" g d II t lit amert5
fantl6er Burger uno es bIeibt iest III iebeu
ubrtg, OBJ Die 0eutl6> Nnerifouer 10 etfrto
ouf &%eQierun9s : Snte1pention at Ieinert
9unitet belte9en tperDeu, ipie Die sSrIGuoer
es I'M Do eIIzSaue tboteu."
8etreffs Der 3 f t Des oetiir;ten
Giienbabnf0nigs 8tILarb min elm Wed1s
lelblatt foIgenoes piiien: @r tueroe fi6 Dem
Sntereiie Der @oiion'i1en vGleftriidez
Yt9ts~@ ompagnie" tpiomen. 0ie @eldl6fte
Dteler geleul6aft nebn1en einen ~rieitoen
ulntang an, 1arnentLi1 in europa, tpo
aud 0err 0taaro oos nG6ite eSabr subri1s
gen tper0e. ST lei bereits bamtt belGGftiot.
oOlt9e @ttit6t in Die @eifdfte Der Gonts
pa9nte sa nebn1en.
Den 0tIIorbts
gu NJ Srolte tbeilt cine i3ettuuo in Stem
gDort SolgenDeS nit: Ner in ben Iekten
Gagen ben Wttliondr @tQaro oeleben bat.
lndt iiber Die 9ei6ihten bon beIIen !fro,,fs
belt uno Qrmuth. Sc lit cine ousoemodbfe
Sad1e, OaB Wtlaro ferngeIunb III unb cine
runce Uhuton aus leii1em S6tffbru6 oes
rettst bat, anb Elm tr&ftiger 0fatn nit elmer
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-28

Sou Die 9GdieIfittterung benz 9itn6bteb
fDtrtlt6 9Itben bringen, beaGte man fols
gelI0e Jtcgelll: Otan l6nei6e MIR taoets
loleS StroD 5u 0G6iel, ob oieS Sontmers
ooer Niuterboferltrob lit, bleibt fid) qIeid,.
00Glcl bon 6aferitrob ipiro ieoo6 am
lteblten 9efreliet. Wtan Dertpeuoe elm pa1ie1s
pes Setfutter, ltn0 Stpar it Der 8ei9affcn5
bet ulto Wferge, DAB ell rtd)ttge5 9tdDrs
ltottperbdltniB entite6t. 90 6a5 Strob
Don COMMEMORATIVE einen b0beren Ge6aIt
BON GllpeiB, Goblettpaileritoff uno Set be-
1IBt, 10 miro bieS ni0t Dbne @tlauB duF
DIE Nrt 0eS getfItter5 le;lr. WtQn per-
lllea9e l006lel un0 8eifutter moglt6it
gletd)lnaBtg, e6e 1ltalt eS lit Den Trog i6itts
let. Wtan retntge, beUOr man Sutter 9iebt,
Den 2rog lOr9fQltig mtttel5 zines Stro5=
iptl1es: Otan ibitte nidt ioDieL III be1
&rpg, onB 0aS Ste9 oaS Sutter Iei6t
llerauStperfen tam, rci6e Glio feit 3tpeites
Nutter, che oas cine aufgefreIien 1T; es
toulutt babel piel auf pafienoe 53titcintbets
lung ait; tpGDreno ). 3. Die &iibe oaS erlte
SHtter f%re1ieIt, fdnn gemolfen tperoen ober
bic 6iltterung Der S6peine itattfinbeu.
80 LANCE Oa5 9teD 6Gdlclfutter frtBt, itede
lltdll aud nidt5 auf Die 6auFe, ban1it feir
itltreinlt6e3 @en1enge entitebt. @tebF man
1eoo0 etn 6dGietfutter 5uleBt - gum Nbs
f~ittterit = in fam 5ugLei6 6en uno Stloh
0uT Die Naufe getDan tperOeu, tpeil bic
Gbtere oieieS Iegtere rubig ftefen Iaifer
t%peroen, Bis tie Oas 9GfIeLfutter aufseFreien
baben.
28er ieoer5eit genau mad 6ieien Jiegetu
berf0Rrt, miro NIT Der 6GfieIFittterun9 ge>
!piB quite Gr0ebniife er5ieIen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-28

ibrigers in ncrerer 53eit Q(nftrengunaen oes
r1odt. aud Diele 8tebart 5u DerbclIern.
0Ge 9or1er limb Deit geitellt uno ~aufrDGrtS
9ert1tct. gllt0ere StGmme ocs 98aaiicr
Slebe9, tpte Die pon Benbrofe, @lamorgatt
lulo Argellea, iilO mebr ben 8eitbodlons
bern 0Dnlt0, aeben aber meDr Wil6.
9aS 9finbDteb Der S9etIauOzSnz
e IN lit faum 9r0Ber, alS Die SaGber pteGer
dnOercr el9lii0er Ginoer, aber eS 1T ouberz
oroentIi0 fart uno gcniigiam uno er3eugt
lelbit auf ben eIen0eiten Beiben rei6Ii6
6Leiid, peL6eS ii6 0rr6 Jeil6eit Der Sas
Ter uto beS @eidmade8 a~u53eiduet. Die
Vttl6ergiebt8tett tt int 8erbdltniB sur
9Drpergr0be cine Iebr reide.