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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-03

We do not need to inform the people
of Yankton that the settlement of the
unoccupied and untitled lands in the
area tributary to our city is OF great i'm
portance to them. They are fully aware
OF the fact. But perhaps 1t may be we'll
to remind them that active efforts ia be-
half of settlement will not go unreward-
ed. All classes Of business men within
our city are interested in developing
the full resources OF this agricultural
domain. 10 those who sell goods il
means more customers, to those who
own property 1t means increased valuef,
to the politician it means more votes
and to the county it means increased
revenue. These are few Of tie objects
OF life. None OF us came west to pass
onr lives In an undeyeloped wilderness.
We came here with yonth and strength
and Senergy to rustic for future
competency. Hnd We been content to
sit down and fold our hands and await
the slow course of events, the ease OF
eastern life would have been much
more to orr tastes than the sacrifices of
frontier residence. There are in the
county of Ysnkton, in round numbers,
25oo00 acres Of land subject to cultiya-
ton. The retnrns of the assessor, iust
made, show that OF this area only $4,000
acres is producing crops. 1t is true that
q considerable proportion of the tra.t
remaining unbroken is devoted to prcfi,-
able pasturage, but even this would
render better returns if given over to
cultivated grasses. Ne have therefore
nearly 100000 acres OF land 10 Yank-
ton county which might be
brought under tie sublugation
of the piow thab to-day remains as it
was left long years ago 10y its original
Indian occupants. There is in the
county. ontiide the city, population
of not more than 5000 farmers. The
agricultural portion CT the county will
isupport fully 10000 people whose yo-
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-03
CONDITION OF CORN
THE P0PE's ROUTINE,
How His Holiness Passes the Hot
Weather Eays.

NeatneF DayS.
London, July 3l-The Daily News
has been interviewing some people con-
nected with the Vatican touching the
pope's habits in July. 1t seems he cele.
brates mass in his private chapel at 6 a.
M. at z q. N. be takes breakfast, CON
slstIng of chocolate aud milk, with some
times raw eggs beaten up in it.
Immediately after breakfast he receives
visits from members of his court. Car
dlnal Jacobini reports to HIM what has
occurred in the world and gives him an
account of the letters received on papal
business. Besides these official letters,
others arrive in great numbers from all
parts OF the world from priests, mission
aFies, monks and nuns. Some contain
money from penitents. Many are
petitions for blessings, pecunlary aid or
advice. After these letters, written in
all languages, have been translated and
their contents briefly reported to the
pope, they are placed in the papal arch
ives. Hundreds of kilograms arrive
each day, the greater part asking
for benediction in articulo mortis,
which benedictlon naturally often reach
es its destination after the petitioners
death. For telegraphic correspondence
the vatican makes use OF numerical
cipher. At one o'clock the pope dlnes
and afterwards he retires TO his private
room until the heat of the day is over
At s p. m. he repairs to the vatican
garden where his carriage awaits him.
In the prettiest spot of the garden
there has lately been erected kiosaue
in the eastern style. There the pope
remains some time, taking coffee and
other refreshments, surrounded by his
intimate friends. The conversation runs
on the topics of the day and on articles
concerning the pope or papal politics
that appear IN Italian or foreign jour
nails. At sunset the party breaks up
and the pope returns to the palace, his
physician having abjured him never to
remain out of doors after sunset on
account OF the malaria which prevails
in the valley below Monte Marco. At
about 8 o'clock, after praying on his
knees for half an hour. his holiness re-
tires to bed, all of which is not bad for q
man seventy. eight years of age,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-03
SENATOR SABlN.
Broken Down in Health he leave
Liia aiunifal

| Broken Rawn in Health he Leayes
the Cnpitai.
Washington, Aug. Senator Sabin
leaves Baltimore tomorrow by steamer
for Boston, with his wife and two little
girls he has adopted. He is too i'll to
travel by rall, and this trip will give
MN four days at sea, which the physi-
clans think will be very beneficial to
him. Upon reaching Boston Mr.. Sabin
VIII go to some quiet place on the sea-
shore for month or two, By which time
he hopes to be able to return to HIS
home in Minnesota. He has remained
IN Washington against the protests of
his doctors to look after some matters
that are OF pressing Importance TO his
constituents, and his condition has
grown worse instead of improving, until
bis physicians and friends are seriously
alarmed. His doctor insists on absolute
quiet and freedom from care, and has
forbidden HIM to look at his correepon-
dence or do any mental or physical ex-
ertion. He has even prohibited him
from reading the newspapers. During
the. last three years, in fact, ever SINCE
his election to the senare, MIR. Sabin has
had more than his share OF trouble. For
years he has been working from twelve
to sixteen hours day, and spending nc
least one-t third of his time upon the cars
and when his financial troubles came his
health was IN no condition to sustain
them. he has carried the load, however,
until the last few weeks, and maintained
his social position, and looked after the
of his oDnatitnaNta with ,aolonp
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-03

Governor Irelands communication to
the secretary of state relative to the late
outrage by the Mexican authorities has
created a furore of excitment in Texas.
Meetings Ia approval of the governors
action were held Saturday night in var.
ious parts OF the state. In Dallas fife
and drum band, followed by crowd
bearing United States flag, paraded
the streets. Thousands of men, white
and black, turned out, and for nearly an
an hour the city presented the appear
ance OF being in the hands of mob.
Sunday night infammatory addresses
were delivered on the streets by the
mayor of Dallas and a half dozen others.
1t is said that ten Thousand Texans are
ready to take the field against the Mexi-
cans the moment Governor ireland gives
the word.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-03
Cure Ear riss.

les aresirequendy preceded by sense
oi eight in the back, loina and lower part
OF the abdomen, causing the patient TO
suppose he has some affection Of the kid
neVs or neishboring organs. At times,
sy -nptoms of indigestion are pregent, as
hatulency, uneasiness of the stomach, etc.
4 moisture. like preparation, producing a
disagre cable itching, after getting warm is
common attendant. Blind, bleeding
and itching Piles yield at once to the ap-
plioation OF Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which
acts directly upon the parts affected,
abso, bing the tumors, allaying the intense
itching, and efiecting a permanent cure.
Price fifty cents. Address, The Dr.. Ro-
sanko Medicine Co., Piqua, 0. sold by
Purdy 6 Brecht.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-03

mueca, New, this afternoon and will
arrive tomorrow. Nearly two thousand
q. A. r.. members arrived to-day, and
to-morrow's tra1ns will bring in the re-
mainder of those expected. The
arrangements made by the reception
committees are working admirably and
everything indicates that the encamp-
ment, 30 far as the comfort of the visit
ing members is concerned, will be COM
plete success Decorations Of the build
lngs and streets, With the exception of
the grand arch on Market street, which
will be finlshed to-mar:ow, arc eo.s.-
pleted, and present very fine appear
ance. Although the official festivities
do not begin until Tuesday, the city is
tonight en- fete. Gayety on all sides
prevails.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-03

Timely rains within the past few days
have rescued the corn crop from threat
entd injury and placed it beyond all
possibility of deterioration, The small
grain crop has been gathered and large
yield of the best the soil is capable of
producing rewards the farmer for his
toll. The season has brought the usual
successes and We find our section of the
west exempted from the effects of
wide spread drouth.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-03
Advice To Mothers.

s Are You disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teethp Ifso,
send at once and get bottle Of
Mrs. WNsLow's SooTuINa SYRUP for
Children Teething. It's value is lncalcu,
liable. Lit Will relieve the poor little suf-
ferer Immediately. Depend upon it,
mothers. theTe is no mistake about it,
it cures dysentefy and diarrhoea, regu-
-lates thu Rtomach aud bowels cures
WIND collie, softens the gnms, reduces in
hammntun and Eives tone and energy
to the Y'lele ,ysteu, Airs Wims1oao's
Soothsag Syrup for CAiiaaep Teetlaag IS
pleasant TO the taste, md is the prescrip.
ton OF oae OF the Oldest nurses and
best female I', cans in the United
Statea Rnd Is iur sale nv all druggists
throughout tho world. Price twenty
five cents battla.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-03

Q. IL. Price, of Hyde county, tempor-
ary chairman OF the last Dakota demo.
cratic convention, proclaims-
The democratic party must stand
upon the division platform. They have
ever since they have been party with
! IN the territory and there is no reason
why they should fall now. the Sioux
Fails Argus and Pierre Signal have no
backing SO far as can learn in their
stand for admission as whole; not even
among the democratic newspapers. The
question of division will be the vital
question at issue during the coming
session.
MIR. Price further announces that the
COW counties are going to control mat
tiers this year and that their battle cry
is, division and Ziebach for congress-"
He asserts that the Black Hills dictated
the last nomination, the north the
nomination of four years ago and that
this year the cow counties will come
laundering down the home stretch f1y-
ing their banner of "divsion and
Eiebach'
Captain Nave, the leading democratic
spirit of Sanborn county, asserts that
his county contains between 400 and 500
democrats, all of whom have committed
themselves to division and will remain
committed, Captain Nave. being inter.
viewed by the Sioux Falls Press, ex-
pressed himself as in these terms:
Personally l feel very friendly towards
Jas. A. Ward. / think as delegate he
would be one of the purest and most
capable men we could nominate. 1 be.
lieve the president could not make
better selection for governor than Mr.
Iiebach. ] know him intimately and
reoognlze him as fine man in ell re.
spects. Our delegation from here will
go to the convention for harmony, and
will not countenance any jobs or trick
cry OF any kind. I believe that the
democratic committee which went to
Washington did more to prevent divis-
ION than was brought about by any
other cause.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-03
- = -
The Veterans MT Es,.iaco

San Francisco, August Commander
In Chief BHrdett, G. A. II, and staG
arrived this afternoon. The reception
rendered him was in all respects worthy
of the occasion. He was met at the
very landing by1a recentian committee
and escorted by delegations from George
H. Thomas and Lincoln posts TO head
Quarters .at the Occidental house. A
despatch received tonight states that
General Logan and party passed Winae.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-03
lust as Good.

Many INSCRIPTIONS dealers may tell you
they haye remedies for Coughs and Colds,
equal in merit and in every respect just ns
good as the old reliable Or. Bosanko's
Cough and Lung Syrup, and unless you
insist upon that rem.dy and will take no
other you are Liable to he greatly deceived.
Price fifty cents and 81 90. Sold by Purdy
& Erecht.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-03
Consumpiion Can be Cured

Not by any secret remedy, but by
proper, healthful exercise and the Judi
cious nae OF Scotbs Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil and Hypophosphites, contain
ing the health and strength-givi v,r-
tues of those two valuable specifics in
their fullest form. Prescribed uniyer-
sally by Physicians. Take no other.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-03
ssoWnN 3 I<iNosBuRY, Prop is.

The Omaha Bee has added a Sunday
EDITION 10 It's dsiiy publications and now
appears seven times week. The Bee
Ia marvel of western newspaper pro-
gress and now ranks with the best
metropolitan publications in ell its
departments.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-03

MANY MOTHERS are unable to nurse
their children. In such cases the best
substitute to be found is Mellin'a Food,
prepared after Liebig's formula, which
has proved to correspond physioIogicaiy
with mothers milk.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-03

Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need for
Constipation. loss of Appetite, Dizzi-
ness and ell symptoms of Dyspepsia.
brice so and 75 cents per bottle, Sold
dy Purdy & Brecht.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-03

Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured by shiloh'a Catarrh
Remedy. Price 80 cents. Nasal injector
free. Sold bv Purdy q Breoht
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-03

In health journal the question,
GLOW long ought man TO rest after
meal?' is being argued. Many men
rest until the next meal.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-03

Sleepless Nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough. shiloh's Cure is
the remedy for you. Sold by Purdy g.
Brecht, Yankton, Dakota
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-03

Q. II. Price, of Hyde county, tempor-
ary chairman OF the last Dakota demo-
cratic convention, proclaims-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-04-26
GrS@roGcue W0rffoner.

Sin GROCER S0reden bemG6ttgte ii6 eez
itern Ntorgen Der Sublrei1en Belu6er Oes
leIel1 SOrlen9ebduoes. ais etner Der in Dem
leBteren angebra6ten Tabritiible nit raJ
ienOer S6neutgteit interchangeable uuo I'M
@rogel0oB mil etnem furhtbareu Srah
autltteB. S6redensblei6 entitiegen bic
8Oriianer Dem Ta6rftubl unO itan0en cine
Welle lpradIos Da, bis iie it6 pieOer BON
ibrem S6rcden erbOlt batten. Ser betrefs
fenoe Sabrltubl fubr bonl neunten StoGz
pert aus ila6 Dem grogeihoB berab un6
nabm i'll ben Deri6ieoene1 Stodwerfen,
belonoers i'm le6iten, cine groBe Wtenae
SabrgGlte auf. Son lebterem StoGperf
aus iubr Der TabritubI pI0Blid, obne OaB
Der &utl6er oellclben tbn auf6alten tonnte,
mad Dem @rDgei6oB bitab, tpunoerbarers
petle tru9 aber teIner Der Sniallen iroeno
cine 8erleBung Oapon. Cine unterlll6und
Der Auf3u8Smal6ine ergab Die g6at,ahe,
oaB Die Surbel, pel6e Das &abeG tr6at. 3ers
brOten nno oaour1 Die E~ent6arfeit oes
TabrltubIes unmOgIi6 senla9t porOeu
ipGr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-04-26
S0otGiAe ttnO amoere 1tmfaMe.

Die 62ja6rige Srau M1arp Moonep
tpuroe 6reitag gtadmitta8 ae8en 3 uDr al
Der Ereu5ung Der Is. StraBc u1o Der yteps
berrp Npenle Don elmer 9tangirmai6ine
itberrobren uno p%oQitGnbtg in Sti6e 5erz
rilien. Die 2ei6e Der @et0oteteu murOe
nab oeren Wobnun9, go. 595 g. Worgarrs
StroBe, 9efa5ren.
Ser 9lrbetter S6omas 6unt wurbe Treiz
tag 9la6mitta9. wdbrenO ct I'M Yalmer
Soule i'm GrogeiGOB Den SuBboDen aus
bellerte, BON etnem S6nungrao erfaBt uno
70 l6per perleBt, DAB er bereits geltern
Nbeno I'M @ountD 6olpital Der1tarb.
9nnt's Salnilte tpobnt geo. 1874 Oiatberz
StraBc.
Gin mberer @iienbabnunfau erctgnete
lib Ureitag 0ta6mittag UNI balb 4 1br Dor
benz Qaule $50. 129 g8et ain5ieitraBe, no
Der 8ldbrtge Jtobert Eearnep, mQbreuo er
auf benz Ba6nfOrper ipielte, bon elmer 2oz
fom0tioe %liberfabren uno l6tper DerIeBt
tpuroe. Ser &nabe nuroe na6 Der 0obz
nung leiner @lteru getragen unO ibm bort
cine 3cbe absel9nitten,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-04-26
gu sooe ~eeDaat,nert.
Gin 1d1emBIt6er 0spro tn eiter t~taItentibem
SpctMnfe ner @eaiette.

Die itaIienii9e 8irtb1aaft bon @be1attt
& g1icola;, $50. SO g. 9aliteoftraBe, mar
9ien1tagQbeno 9egen balb 12Qbr oerS6aus
pLaB elmer Worotbat, tpelder Der &nltreiz
der @9a5. Is. &Dle gum Spfer ftel. Gebtez
rer, Der erit Dor etntgen 1agelt bon 9eraS
bier6er fam, bate ii6 gritern lbeno nit
ietnem, No. 321 SO. GanoolpbitraBe tpobz
nenoeu Sreunoe s. S. BeattD nah benz
oben ~genannten vDagO Sbop" b%e8eben, no
1ie 1ib an eincm Slide rteoerieBten. Sn
benz 2ofal, oas einen iebr l6Le6ten STUFF 9e>
nieBt, befanben ft6 nod meDrere atlbere
Suite, Darunter aud elite Iiieerli6e
Trauensperion, Deren gatle nibt ermittelt
tDeroen fonute. Oiele erlI6te GDle, tie NIT
einem @las Sier gu trocttrens uno ais
Sule it6 neigerte fir Die
9irne @ttpas gu beSabIen unb
einige 8emerfungen iiber ibre 3uortnglids
feit ma6te, erbot iih 8eattp, neI6er bee
merfte. olB bic iibrtgsn @dite nit berDirne
auf gutsm SuBe itanoen uno &nle's QeuBes
rungen iibelgenommen bdtteH, Oos @etrGnf
DerOirne 3u be3a5len un0 mari Elm 25@entSz
1tid ouf ben Sbenftti6. >@bas. Sooint,
Der S6anttellner,. bate aber l6Dn cine
Seltersnaiierfla16e ergriffen uno flbrte
oantt etnen 10 gepaLtiaen S6Iay na6 Dem
&opfe &Dle's, baB bieler betpuBtlos uno
bon SLUT iber1tr0mt gu 8ooeu ~itirste.
6ierauf fubrte nod QStlltam @urleD, elmer
Der @dite, rnb pie bebauptet tDiro, Soiep6
@9ellatti elmer Der 9eidditsinbaber.
G0ldge na1 Gple. oer beretts mad tpeni>
gen Wfinuten iein Qeben ausbdu6te.
Nu6 Beatty, tpel9er ieinem Sreunbe 5l
6ilfe elite, er9ielt etnige 5dId9e iber 6et
&opt, obne ieoo6 erbebIi6e gerlebun9en
oao0nSutrage1.
Sin our6 oeu beruriadten 2drm berbeiz
gesosener @oIi3iit riet ben Acknowledgement
berbei uilO Derbuftete Sooint, @urleD uno
@beuattt, Die in Der Citation ali Der 9eSz
plainesftraBe binter SdlOB ltno Riegel ge>
braht murDen. Die &ct6s oeS @rmorOe=
ten, Der yto. 321 gSeit G~anoolpbitraBe BEL
letnem SreunOe Beatty tpoDnte, wurOe na6
Der Wtorgue 9elAafft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-04-26
+ Gr=Neauoc ytuatfeu. +

Gtner Der Gltelten uno in allen &retiet
9ea6tete 8lrger unlerer Staot, Der ebez
malt9e Surgerntetlter, SulIan 9. JtumleU,
murDe Otenltag Wiorgen la9 6 uDr pom
,2eben a%bberufen. Sbldon er ieit me6reren
SuDren frIntelte, mar CT bod tDerltg bette
Id9ertg un0 nit getltiger Srtl6e lettete er
letu tDeitperSneigIes, groBeS 0e.reioegeiddft
lelbltitQnoig, bis Dot ungefQDr 5 W1onatel,
balo mad ber @tnfubrung Der neuen lSa6l>
geleBe, al Dereu s3uitanoetomme1 ct ftb
nod etfrtg betbelIt9te, etne befttge, 1crnetz
ldbmenoe @tdt lbn ans Sett %feI1elte, DaS
er init ioe1tg unterbrehulgen lettber niUt
mebr perlalien bat.
Ser 0ablngeibiebete fan1 Dor 81 Sa6ren
QS30) nit letnem 8ruoer na6 Gbicago
WtGle ais Yoltttfer. Oas 8iirgermeiiterz
Nmt bon @btcago tDuroe tbm i'm Sabre
1861 ubertragen, 9eraoe sur 3ett Der augez
meiten Nufregultg ipGbre1o pes Iriegs.
Setne Seamten marel u. s. Wtatble,
StaDtidretber, Sra @. 8ueQ, Staotans
malt uuo Us. u. Jttce, S1aBmeiiter. Wez
ni9e Sabre uadJ Dem Commencement DeS
Sort COUNTER an 16. Qpril, Dielt bet Sir
germeilter 9~tunlieD etne 5lnoenoe GeDe in
Der metropolitan 0aIIe, Die BON Da6rbaf>
tenn Yatrt0ttsmuS, Don Der ~innigiten Bdz
terlanoSliebe bictirt mar. gBQ6reno Des
60er 6elo5ugs geb0rte er gu Ben Dfttglieoern
oeS republttd1tlbel Stantsz 9pmltes uuO
bate oft 9onteren5 nit Dem lSrGltDenterr
&tncoLn in Springfield, Der t6ml lpQter Elm
lparmer, lebr augetbaner Sreunb puroe.
Spdter betltmmerte lib Sultan 8. &umieD
1ur nod UNI lein @eiGdft, befleioete nod
oas Nnlt oes prGliOenten Der 0anoelsfams
lner, uno purOe Elm ~eifrige5 WeitgIieo Der
@9tca9oer .Soaro of Sraoe."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-04-26
gcrbanenispouess @etbem10teeem

Sin perbdn9niBpoaes @nOe nabm etn
Sdeibenid,ieBel, melbe5 Die in Der @btz
cago Cougar GeftnerD bei6dftt9ten Nrbelter
Gbrtit @ioeI uno 4Seter Wtiiler Sonntag
No0mittag peranitaltet batten. Uiiuer
bestng ndmti6 Die unporii6ttafeit, na6s
Dem er cine @etle nit letnem @enolien III
benz 6ofraum Der 9endnnteu SQbrlf auf
cine S1etbe seidOiien 6atte, wel1e lte auf
etnem Trahtpasen angebra0t batter, ieine
BtitoIe, fpel6e nod NIT elmer Batrone gez
laoen mar, Die Dorber periogt bate, aoDz
maIs absuoriifen, nobel itU Der ShuB
entlub ulo Dos @el0oB @ioel IN ben unz
terIeib einDrang. GiDel, weI6er 26 Sabre
alt uno unperbetratbet lit uno an Der Gde
Der II. uno @analitraBe tpobnt, fano 2tuf;
nahme ill @ountpboipitaI, no man ieInsn
3uitano fir lebr beoenfli6 erflGrte. Wtilz
Ter, nel6er iber Die Solgen ieiner uluor>
ithtigfeit III aroBe Nurre9ung gerat6en
mar. purbe in Der Station all Der II. Str.
III tSaft 9euDntnten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-04-26

iin6 einberufen tuor6en. 0te Stretter bera
rammelten Die 8riden iiber ben Denoer
unb eriffen, bur9 8rulttpebren gebedt, Die
@en6armen nit Steinen an. S6lieBlt9
tpurben iie aber in Die SIu6t getriebet
unb etn GROCER She'll bon tbnen tpur0e
berbaftet.
-Sm6afet nonTuntaco 1T ant 20. Wedr5
ber 9ampffeiieI bes 0ampfers Colombia
aufseflo9en. @on ben "a gafiagteren oess
ielben tamen Is UNI oas 2eben un0 -
muroen i6tper perIeBt.
Der IansidbrtseBroseB 6er Marabtaas
Shining COMPANY bon gaduca tptoer
&nbres Seno lit gu @uniten Der
@eieuidoft enti9teben Dorben. Ser
BroseB foitet benz unterltegen6en Sbetle
etma $500, 600. Ser @egenitanb bes Bros
seiies ma @runbetgent6um bon nnermeBs
It6em Wertbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-04-26
Scarf &nmTeIS.

SIN BEN 6euti6en 8eretns> unb @eieuz
i6dft5tretlen mar mob1 leltet cine YerlDt@
Ii1feit %alIgenet1er befannt uno be11er ges
lttten unb gea6tet, als 0err Sarl Sauftelo,
der alte SauftelO", tpte ntall ibn furSDeg
Su nenneu pflegte, uno oesbaIb miro audi
Die 9tu6ri6t bon Ietnem geltern erfolgten
pIDBliben SoOe groBe S6etlnabme uno
%algemeineS 8eoaueru ber%Dorrufcn. @r
itarb 9on1eritag in ieincr Wobnung, 9iO.
200 sc. Slarf1trd6e, nad S%lpettdglgem1
Srantietn an Der 2un9enent5lnoung, nobz
Dem er nod am Salnltag Dem Gon3ert oeS
9ponsPOiten 1T Der &urnDale bei9epo6nt
bate.
6err &auffelo mar i1n Sabre 1904 BET
@%roBenrttte BET Sallel, &urfir1tenthum
6eiien, gebore1 un0 ntOn1ete ii6, IadDem
CT cine 9rinoLi6e S1ulbiloung genolielt,
Dem S6uIIebrerfa6. ST tpurOe 2ebrer IN
Der 8rouin3 S6aumbur9 in Surbeilen u,o
blteb bort, bis er i'm Sable 1851 nad gfetD
gorf a~ustpanoerte. 0ort betleiDete er ais
beuti6er 2ehrer cine SteIe out Wte6antc5
Snititute bis CUNT Sabre 1857, no CT lah
@9icago fam un0 III Der W. 2afeltraBe etfe
beutihe 8rinatidule 9riinoete. Spdter
betrieb CT III benz Wet6oOtit @Dur6 BloG.
uno nod ipdter an StateiIraBe, nabe
9ubbaro Court, Elm StiGereigei6Gft, urlo
nerlubte ii6 aud cine !3sitlang i'm Sigarz
rengei6Gft. 0err RautteGo mar eiuer Der
@riinoer Der Nceorotaz &oge u. S. & u. Dt.,
tpte er 0enn ilber0aupt i'll DEM ~NretnIaurer>
Sroen meDrere bobe Nemter betleiOete ulo
allgen1etn belie6t mar. Qlls 4rdltoent Der
@oncoroia unO DeS 0erlnanla Wanuer6orS
par CT ebenfdQ5 in netten @eieIldaftsz
fretien b%etan1t. Wor faum bret Sabren
feierte 0err Sauffelo i'll Srano's 0aue
ietne iilberne 6o63eit, BET tpe!hsr @6legen>
belt etn i~tnntges Nelt ueraHitaltet muroe.
Der &eritorbene binterldBt etne Mttttue,
aber teile GiuOer.