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Mohave County miner., 1888-10-06
oT Forfeiture Of Interest In
Whining slaims.

TO j. S. CUgTIs.
You are hereby notified that j have ex.
pended eighS hundred dollars in labor and
upon the Montezuuse mining
claim. situated In tho San Frtpcisco mining
district, Mohave County, Arizona Terri
tory, and duly recorded IN Book ID: page
3g7. Mohsye Goun.y Mining Records i,a or
der TO hold said premises uader the proyis.
ions of section 2,32I Regised Statut.s OF the
United States. being the amount required to
hold the same for the years ending Dec. 3lst
1870, 1851, 1882. 1883, 1884, 1885, 1856 and
1887.
And you are further notihsd that the pro-
portion Of said expenditure due from YOU is
800, lawful money Of the United States,
and II within 80 days after the publication
Of this notice you fail or r,fuse to con.ri.
butte your proportion Of sn,h expenditure,
"a g co-owner, your interest in said claim
viii become the property of she undersigned
under said section 2,32t.
OF. kUEsCER.
kingman. Arz. Sept. 14tt 1883.
Mohave County miner., 1888-10-06

While United States Senator Blair. Of
New Hampshire, sss addressing repub-
Iican meeting at Charlottesville one day
last week, upon the tariff question, man
in the audience threw four rotten eggs at
him. Great excitement followed, and the
perpetrator Of the outrage was arrested.
The Senator made dignified reference to
the indignity offered him, and proceeded
with his speech. Citizens generally de-
nounce the act.
Mohave County miner., 1888-10-06

The extent Of great secret league,
known as the Indiana Fair Election
League, was discovered at Indianapolis
this week. Membership comprises men
oil all shades Of political conviction and
the object VI the league is TO prevent
fraudulent and Illegal voting. Branches
exist tiiroughoG. the state.
Mohave County miner., 1888-10-06
Notice to Taxpayers.
OpFIcg or THE TREAsURRR or
MonAvE CoUsLY, ARIZONA.

OPFfcg or THE TREASURE or
MonAvE CoUSLY, ARIZONA.
Krs0mAs, Ariz., Sept. ~, lsss.)
Notice is hereby given that the dnpli-
cate assessment roll Of the county OF
Mohave, Territory Of Arizona, for tho
year 1888, Is now ia my possession for
the collection of taxes therein, and the
taxes are now due and payable. Taxes
will be delinquent on the third Monday
In December next hereafter, and unless
paid on that day or prior thereto FIVE per
cent. will be added to the amount thereof
as penalty. ] am ready TO receive taxes
at my office in the Court House in King
man, between the hours of o o'clock a.
m. and O'Clock p. m, from and after
this date.
DANIEL SMITH,
County Treasurer and ex-Ofiicio Tax
Collector. H.4t
Mohave County miner., 1888-10-06

Dakota east $4,000 votes in her last
election. It was greater number than
was cast in the last Presidential election
by Vermont, New Hampshire, Rhode
Island, Nevada, Delaware, South Care
lima, Florida or Colorado, and nearly as
many az Maine, Connecticut. Mississippi
or West Virginia, and yet Dakota can not
get into the Union as a state.
Mohave County miner., 1888-10-06

Freezing weather is reported in north.
ern Minnesota, and killing frost from
southern portions Of Michigan and Wis
consin and light frosts in the northwest
and az far south as southern Missouri.
Mohave County miner., 1888-10-06

The City Council Of Los Angeles have
elected III. Ii. Benedict Chief OF Police in
place Of T. J. Cuddy, resigned. Benedict
was formerly Captain OF Police, but has
been off the force for some months.
Mohave County miner., 1888-10-06

The President has signed the Act to
create Boards OF Arbitration for settling
differences between railroad corporations
and other common carriers and their en-
rinyepa
Mohave County miner., 1888-10-06

w. /. Sheridan, Territorial Statistician
of Dakota, estimates the wheat crop at
$4,000, 600 bushels against 52,o0o,0Oo
produced last year
Mohave County miner., 1888-10-06

A bill was introduced in the Senate
recently offering reward of 100000 to
any person discovering the cause, remedy
and proper treatment Of the yellow
Mohave County miner., 1888-10-06

John l.. Sullivan il, we regret to say,
entirely out of danger. The world owes
his doctor lasting debt Of ingratitude.--
Cilobe-Democrat
Mohave County miner., 1888-10-06
KINGMAN, OCTOBER 6, 1888.

A Peoples Convention win be held in
Holbrook on Wednesday, October 18th.
No party ticket viii be put in nomination
i'm Apache county.
Mohave County miner., 1888-10-06
SUMMONS.

In the District Court If the Third Judioial
District, Territory Of Arizona, County OF
Muhaye ....
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-10-25
-.ln h m. rIelIm lId LII Enan b.

plete If the victim did not know IL
The merchant took ont Of the safe a
little leather hand satchel whose con-
,eni. should nave been ii Tie bank
hat night. but which Ind been just
too late 10 get there. Iloskins always
after bcnoaned this fact. but then he
never seemed 10 realize that the COM
tents Of that little .achcl was the price
be paid for his life.
Seeing that tie door was locked aud
the blinds secure, IIo.kins opened the
little satchel with a key from the safe
aud the next moment the iron hand
Of the burglar was around his throat.
One yell would have brought him
help for a passing policeman tried the
front door, while the burglar closed
his grip, but the yell could not be Ut
tered. The burglar gagged him with
an old handkerchief thrust between
his teeth and tied in a villanously
hard knot behind bis head. Then he
leisurely tied up the respectable mer-
chant like a bale Of goods.
lie picked out the bundles Of bills
from the satehel and for a moment
seemed puzzled where to put them.
His clothes had not as many pockets as
were necessary and he evidently did
not wish to take the satchel with him.
lie retired softly to the interior Of the
store and the merchant gr0aned to
think that If he could only get that
cash in the safe and lock it, or If he
could but reach the telephone just
above him, everything would have
been all right.
Perhaps 1t would and perhaps it
wouldn't Hoskins was not accustom-
to the ways Of disappointed burglars.
When his enemy returned Hoskins'
heart gave a momentary jump OF de-
light. He thought help had come,
bat it was only Bin rugged out in a
new suit with a fine over coat on. He
slowed away the money, put the loose
silver and gold in his trousers pocket
and then turned to his old master.
II meant TO have killed YOU he
said, -aud perhaps | ought to yet, but
l guess you'll be about as sorry TO lose
all this money as most amy other man
would be TO lose his life. Youll be
here all safe enough till half-past s
tomorrow morning. Yonll try you
best to find me, but I'll have a good
start ofyou and wish you luck. Mex
time poor devil tries to earn am hon.
est liviu' don't shove him back in th,
gutter. Ia, ia, old man. You've 4
comfortable night ahead of YOU
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-10-25
Burn This Letter"

A Washington special says, the first
assistant Postmaster-Gcneral has re-
ccived the following interesting letter
from acitizeu of New Mexico. In the
sharp contest now going on over the
Brookhaven postofice. we shouldn't
wonder if certain individuals who
want to make ''fair weather" with all
the candidates and their friends. don't
get caught in the same snap as This
New Mexico man:
RESPECTED SIR-Old Dick Hanson
is circulating paper round town ask
lug to be made postmaster at this
place and have sined It, but | don't
want il to Count, and when it Comes
in pleas scraeh my name of. as he IS
no more fit for postmaster than | am
minister of the holy gospel. Dick is
an awful cuss--drinks, swears, fights.
and would beat hell ont Of me If he
knew Of this letter. Pleas burn this,
and don't give Inc away, and he has
no education, nor emmy manners,
would whip, emmy republican in town
if be had that Office, and believe he
would steal the Z. S. poor IN four
years. He is a wretch OF the first wa
ter, and every one in this town is
fraid Of him and would put on more
airs than q french race horse and drive
every republican, out of town. Iwrite
strong because we have avery refined
community, and YOU don't want to
give him that Office unless Won want
to disorganize this community, for he
is holy terrnr aud you may depend
ON it. We look TO the Hon. postmaster
general to save us from a shedazerous
Yours respt,
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-10-25

The starkville Times, referring to
Rod Lowry, says; 1T is astonishing
to see the amount of space consumed
by our Mississippi papers in the dis
cussion Of the brutal acts of this man.
II has become notorious already. Put
him in Jail, and lets take a rest The
trouble is, Rods Uncle Robert, the
Governor, won't let him stay in Jail
when he is sent Observation-Disclosures
Leader.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-10-25
I'll noo;;no,. Il
H0t springs al
Your Door.
ThHBuffaIOLithia Eatel

The Great American Alkaline. water.
used BY Hot springs Physicians M their
own cases and prescribed by them for Gout,
Rheumatism aud All diseases Of Uric Acid.
Diathesis, Bright's Disease Of the Kidneys
etc. In Dispesia and Indigestion and con
sterpation q the Bowels, this water is in
valuable
Dr. ID. y. Owens Is the agent for the sale
Of Lithia water and keeps it constantly on
hand. Aug. Is
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-10-25

An alliance establishing 3 country
store aud pledgrng its members to buy
at none other-for the purpose Of
breaking up the monopoly Of q man
who has succeeded in business--is
remedy worse than the disease-Pic-
ayune.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-10-25

There is no life or warmth in re-
solves. Men meet and pass a set of
resolutions much as they would pass
an iceberg at sea.-Ex.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-10-25

let out Of States prison less than a
year ago. Served three years, | be-
lieye. I'd investigate if l were you.
When the man left, Hoskins sat for
a few moments looking out the alley
window. Then nc called to one of the
store boys and said
ASK Smith to come here, will you.
Smith came in, looking embarrassed
al the unusual call.
Just close the door, said Hoskins.
Smith closed the door.
"See here, my man, is Smith your
uame?'
The man looked up quickly at Hos
kins, then replied sullcnly;
~Ain't Smith as good as any other
name"
Yes, If it is your own. Is it?'
NO, it amt"
"What is your name, them
Its nobody's business so long as |
do my work"
Its my business. IN make it my
business. ] don't want any of your
nsolence. What's your name?'
smith did not answer
See here. my man. you've got to be
careful or III give you up to the po-
lice"
What for?7
you know very well what for."
No, don't. What for>'
because you're burglar. Doyou
deny it,"
.Of course | deny it, was bur-
glar I've served my time. I've
done no harm since I've worked
hard enough for what you give me.
well, you can't work amy longer
for me. Call at the window and get
your pay
smith did not move.
You heard what | said. tiet out
Of here You may thank your stars
don't hand you over to the police
You've nothing TO hand me over
for and you know it, or you'd do 1t
quick enough. I've got to eat ike
other men. Who gave me away"
THAT don't matter The clerk win
give you what's coming to YOU.
''See here, il get another job you
won't give me away will you?
4 don't wish to have any further
conversation with you. Next place YOU
get, don't get it under false pretenses
you'll find honesty the best policy
The burglar drew his pay and start
Cd hunting for another job. lie tried
honestly for while, but found that a
good record in states prison was not
necessarily good business recommen-
dation. lie doubted the policy and
dropped it..
At last he got place in the hard
ware house of Irons n Co. All went
well for week, until one day he came
on Irons and Hoskins together. lie
was not kept moment in suspense.
"That man in your employ ?" asked
Hoskins. Il suppose he told you he
was a jail bird?a
Good gracious, no exclaimed Iron
as that true, Jones?
ooh. he's jones now. is he z" Hos
kins went on. ale was Smith at my
place. Ills real name is Bin some
thing, burglar, late of States prison.
One night week Mr.. Ezra IIo-kins
was in the habit Of staying late At his
Office. Hoskins win never again be
so near deaths door until he finally
enters therein as he was the next night
he stayed in his Office.
The burglar was concealed within
ten feet of him but murder and not
robbery was bis object that night.
His only regret was that he would
have to kin Hoskins so quickly and
silently that the merchant wouldnev-
er know what struck HIM and into his
bullet head there came the thought af-
ter all the revenge would be incom-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-27
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@btcaeo, 20. Sebr.
ssm gaorseI6dft bra6te Deute @Oms
merme / sen gto.2 gu 784@7S4, i'm SpeIz
der. SEQ. g su CSC.
8int er ID eiI Ell. geo. Q i'm Gpei3er
5000. SEQ. 3 gu 76c.
corn: $50. 3 u48f@4O; SEQ. 2 selbes
at 4SOc; SEQ. 8 GIT 464@47; SEQ. 3geIbes
al 468 @47; $50. 4 44&c.
safer: gtd9 Brobe: SEQ. 8 29@301,
go. 8 ueiBer 31@32. $50. 2 meiBer 500
333344, $50. 3 303@304.
gtrob- 1 Gar gaei5en gu $500 Die
Come.
,GIeie. 1 Gar gu $500, / Gar al
$14.75, 1 Gar 5n $14.873 1Gar 5u $15. 90,
[ Gar al S15.25 1 Gar @inter 3u SIS, 1 Gar
5u S15.25 per Sonne.
sen. II Gar yfe. 1 Sin1othp 5n $13. 90,
1 Gar gu $13.25, 1.Gar gu 1850, 4 Cars
Gloper Mtreo 81 81, 1 Gar 8tad @loper SIT
S.75, 1 Gar Safota llplau6 81 SO, 5 Cars
So,pa 1lplarb 5u So. l Gar gu 1925. 2 @ors
al S $3.50, 1 Gar AT 1915, 5 Cars 5u SO, /
Gar 5u $40 Die Some.
sci 6olin9s. l Gar 3u $14.75, 1
Gar gu S14.87{ l Gar 81 S15.12t, 1 Gar Su
$15.25, 1 Gar 5t S15.374, l Gar 5I $15.5O
@iIO. Moaarbs So. o0@3.5o Seal ss.25@
$50, tleine@nten $1.25 6as YfO., 9aien 75c
,@90c. Das Ouseto.
@etli get = 5b6ne Gurteps 1O011t,
magere S@9c., id0ne fette 6i6Her 6@9@c..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-27

go0eI, Gtf Ben Sic Nppetit baben, ia9eu:
,Su iDtrt o~egeIien, 6euu On Dtit etn
&rammetsbogel." (@rQBe 6eiterfeit.) Ser
&rammetSoogel bat alSoann ntft oas 9e7
ri1gite Gedtsmittel, ft6 oagegeit 3a tpebreH.
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6as yi1 bet itbli6en Wetie Des GramnnetS7
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maiden, unb in ben S9linget bieieS @ez
leBes baben 1ih ma16e SOgel gefatgert, Die
enti6ieoen ni9t Slr Grantnnetsbogelpdrte
geb0rter, IonDern CUR Singerpdrtet.
(@roBe 6eiterfeit.) @tr Dolen allo etuet
&e6tSi9uB eta6ltren, un6 bas lit bur6ats
notbpenotg, I'M einen internattonaleit
S0uB All erret6en. 0emn mir NIT anoeren
Stddter perbanoel1 1no tb1en Ia9en: itellt
bod elter tb6ridte5 8ogelIteQen eth, 6a1ln
ertptoertt Ite: tpte f0nnt tbr oas 1dget? Sbr
fan9t ia iel61t Die i9Dnlten Stn9DOgel,
Dteiien, 9ro1ieln uno 2erd5en aIer Qrt,
ur0 reoet eu6 oantt bantt berauS, es leien
MIR &rammetSn0gel 9etDeien. C6etterfett.)
Stein, m. S., mir miiiIen nit gutem Set
ipieI porangeben, Damn tperoetl nit tptrfen.
9arauf legen mir ia in allen t1tternattonas
len 8eSiebungen BEN b0diten Nertb, 5uerit
nit gutem 8etIpteI Doralt5ugeben, Dalti1
perben Bic SQlnberen i6on folgen. SD
tdri6e mid gar ni6t baritber, eS lit Der
@ppetit an &rammetspogeLbraten bet 6iez
len 9ardgrapbeu binetn9ebra6t Fat. SEER
@tnOtborit iagt, ia, parum ioQen
mir ltrts oenn ettcn 8raten, BEN
mir baben f6nren, entgeben lafien?
0f. S., tpie fam Elm oeutiher garz
%Ian1entarier bas iagen? (@rpBe Setter
fett.) Wie oft muBten nit unS
i6on eiten 8raten entgeben laiien !!
(Stirrnti6e Seiterfeit) SD 6enfe 6a an
unieren 9iGtenantrag. (@roBe Setierfeit.)
0f. s., eS finb feubaIe Sntere1Ien, Die 3t
@uuiten be5 &rommetSbogelfanges geltenb
gema6t tpsrber, unb t6 erflGre mid nit
aaer @utidieoen6eit fir Sen SranmetSbogel
ltn6 gegsn ben SeuOaIismuS. (@rOBe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-27

uite SGbre Sc, fette @6nIe 5000, rnQ9er
5@6c, fette Gnte1 11@12c., ma9ere S@9c.
Gier. - SriI6e 1o3@1sc, etn9eleate 100
g~amereien. - SGa6s go. 1 sL45@
-, prima 5imotbp $2.4@- Slee aH
GuTtoffe1n. gsisconltn .75@9Oc;
Stem Dort 90@$1. 90; S3otttl9e 9O@$l:00;
Mi6isan 85@95c beiber p@ar". 9oadtOtl9e
S LOO.
Sob @ute r@atern usebIurass 80
S2.50@2.6 so 1ln6 gsauLes S2.95@3mo. Sdl5z
forniI6e2. 70@2.85. Smportirte So. 25@2.50.
@rb1eu-Sefte oritue 81. 00@-c; Telos
erbl en- S0@9Oc, Marromfat $1.10@1.15.
8ntter-Gl9tn Creamery, bette y
@28c, 2. Qualitdt 25@26c, quite Soma 24@
Csc, @isconIiner 18@26c; bette Oatrg 19@
2Oc., ol1te 15@1S, Gables -@-c; Hadtt9
1S@13c.. ,3tols" 13@17c:
SaIq.- Ruben 4c@4h yto. 9ountrp
4c@-. geo. xu3-34c.
Cd mi ri etE- BetBeS @ountrs A
4@44e, B IL, selbes 24@s9e brauHes 2@Sk
Gitromem.- MeiFna SO. 5O@4.oo Oas
&iitben.
BfepIant.- 6O@75c.
@ eiBfobI. - $6.O0@15.OO ods lUO.
Stem SrleonS'er SO. 50@4.00 Der p@rate" ;
uQuutpbItU6L p1fOUp1O OA0 " ObNN"
@ Ell BE St il 8 IL 1.25@-.- bis y1i
9mie6 Ell II. -$3.00@3.50 oos SAP tlr
9roBe, $2.50@2,75 fir fleine:
&ntb. RI b en. -$-.-@$1.2o oaS sag.
Geue 50@75c bas OBb. 8.
M . re II. - $1.oO bas SaB. SSnn8e
15@25c.
9afinaten( Bariuips)-s .25@S1.5J
bas SAP.
&ilt6en, Meritanii9e $3.25@3.75, gale1eta
S5.50@6.00, @altf. 9fiueriiOes 4.50@6.5O.
Meilinu 3.45@3.75.
Gobies1e II. - 35@40c.
0alat. = 25@35c bos Ds5,
Cell ia. = 50@60e. bds Obe.
SAP 8e1 nnb 8usle, S.OO@9.OOc fitr 8eQ&
Gberrp uno SIO.O0@11.O 90 fir Cape Sob.
@6tSfeg.-S n Chicago $.l.14, in ct.
9ortS 81 LOS, in Cincinnati LOO, III Peoria
aspf Il. : ss.s5@4,s5 per Sop beim
Gar.
Sra BEN = ealif. matasa $s@11 bas
Sap.
8trnen. -@-c bee Goro. @a[ti.
$2.50@2.7 rs 6as Rt1tben.
Sweet Potatoes-SerIeps 2.00@4.0O
oos Sap.
Eomateu- 1Ozgf6.= atf6en 1907
Spindt-S1.25@ bas 8ilt9en fIr Cob
ben uno S2.00@2.50 bas SAP fir Baltimore.
YeterltIie.10@15c oas SuseHO 3.
9Dpfen. 0teln Oort, 1euer, 8@19c,
8ociftc Goat 8@15c., 8obmtiber 24@28e,
BaieriI6er 18@22c.
6putg. = 8bite @Goper 14@1Sc., burfs
Ter 10e., @aIifornti6er (ausselallen) 7@9c.
bas Bfuno.
@urteu-s 2.OO@2.5O bas Dab.
@~iebtnarff.
@1n &ir6piebmarft betrug 6te 3ufubr ca.
$4,000 Stitf, 9e9eu $1,000 Stud lit Der
porisen ISOLDE. Yreiie tint 15@25c niebri9er
ais am uori9en Samfto9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-27

Ser eft NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bat
IN Sa6en beS S0nImelens mid
ttQe 8ei6 lille gefaBt. So bat er
II. u. bei6lofien, in eite 8luIfiftSirltng 6es
alte1, felt mebr ais fiitfbm16ert Sabren be-
itebeu6en beutId)eH 9aubesgDml1dliunts
(Gitterz llno 0omi6ule) ntAt 3u tpiligelt,
Die SGule nit belttiher l1nterrt6tslpra6e
fortsufIbren unb, fats erforoerli6, auf Die
BE- lnitalt Suitebenoen itaatli6en &edte 3u
pet5t6ten.
: Nus & onffantinDpet tptrb bom
8. Sebruar 9emeIbet: Gin befttger
9 d. II It II T nj, ME ct felt 1874 bier
ni6t erlebt iporoen lit, tpiitbet felt geltern
gsodt. Ser Soft utb SelegrapbenDertebr
lit gum groBen SbeiI unterbro6en. Sn BEN
StraBen liegt 3 S uB bober Sdnee uno biele
9Gben iiito 9ei6Iofen. Mtan fir9tet, baB
i'm S6par3en uno I'M Marmarameer piele
S6tftSunfGue borgefommen finO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-27
Scr ero8e 9isunot gpamp

bes @rauel1s ltub Der 0eoe. Do6 lit er ni6t
9ranenooller ais oas menI9lt9e Spftem,
lpel1n es pon antmalii6en Stptfen peritopft
lit, mel9e oas 8lut pergtften ulo bic EMIT 10
gIiidIi6e Tarnilte nit S1reden unb Bes
iorsniB erfiiuen. Or Yierce's Pleasant
Purgative Pellets" beieitigen ollie u~nrei11en
Stoffe un6 1eben Die gtatur in ben Stano,
bas Spltem ruieoer atf5ubaneu.
Sn bem @eiler @Drtbob, unz
tpett Beaufort in Srlal1o, ging am 30. San.
bas @eril6t, OaB Der p&apitdn Ofonbi6ein"
Elm Spfer geforbert babe. als bic Sbat>
ia6e ndber untetiudt tpurbe, fano man, baB
nit sDet 9luSnabrten me gan3e Taz
nj Tile in Der Na6t pGbn1tnntg gez
~ Drben tpar 1ln6 in bteiem ;3uitanbe
einen Wtor6 beriibt bate, Die San1tlte
0oDIe beitan6 aus benz 8ater, Ser geiitig
auf ie6r nte6rtger Stufe ite6t, Ieiner fSrau,
5net S66nen, bon 6eten elmer geiittg urtSuz
re6nungsfGbtg lit, unb BRET I06tern. 0ie
Ofutter idetnt inn g8aba gu iteben, boB I'm
gliiG i6r 6auS berfotge, 10 ld1tge Dteler blobz
1tnntge &i1abe ant 2e6e1t lei. Die 2eute
gin9en Sonntags lpie getpobnli6 CUR Gllbe,
IN Der gta1t pber frii6 Wforgens erfaBte
@abniinn bic 9eute unb Die Wlltter tootete
ben 13tGbrigen &naben nit eine1n Sell unb
mart 6ie 2ei9e gum Senfter 6inalts 1T ben
Sof. Mls Bic GorItabler berbeifamen, FAM
bet tie baS 6auS BON ben Snfdlien bertbet1
btgt, nn6 es beburfte Der gr6Bten Nnitrenz
gung, nm bic Ma6nitnnigen btngfeit 3u
MAIDEN. 0as gnnSe 0aitS mar in Ser
fitr6terlt6lten ltnorDnultg, bic MDbel Iage1t
5eri6mettert lumber nnb bic 9et6e bes &taz
ben iab aus, alS bdtter Die 0l116e ober tpil>
ben S6tere 6aran genogt. Die gauge fSae
Mile i6etnt an reltgtOiem @abn1tnn gu
letOen. Sic tpuroe i'm Srte1baule in Sill
larnep utterge6ra6t,
@e9ett geretste @cble, Suten ober
S9nlpfen Derben rSromu'S 8rou=
6iaI 8rD3 es@ nit p0aisem @ertrauen
ouf ibre &irfiamfeit an9eboten.
= Qus OubIin miro pteoer elm Il NJ
9GIGSfaII mit9etbetlt, tpelber alf bie
befarnte So agD0Iiigfett Der Sbier>
bGn0iger 5uriid5ufiibren lit. Gin SRI.
Sent6e, Die in benz Cafe chantant QotprD in
Dublin nit ipilben Sbteren @oriteQungen
gtebt, le9te tbren Gopf in ben 9faden zines
20men, UNI fi6 in oieier Stelua1g pboto>
grapbtren Su laiien. B10Bli6 briidte 6as
S6ier Die &tanlaoen 5llamlneu urtO i9leppte
f1urretlo letn Spfer IN ettten Wittfel. Ser
20tpe bate feline arallen in Sic nqfte 8ruit
bes Mdb9ens uno begalm 6asielbe gu GER
fleil6en. Sin @e9tlfe elite iofort in ben
&dfig un6 grill Das sS6ier an, unb eS gelang
inn audi tbatlG6lt6, ben 96lueit BON leinem
Spfer gu entferllen. 9aS Wedbden tpltrbe
ms Spital gebra6t, mo iofort Ner3te
it6 Inn ite bemibten. 6alS, S9ultern,
8ruit un6 Nrm itnb fur6tbar augeri9tet;
bod 1T basielbe nod ntdt sefforben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-27
Gin 00nkb0rer D0tleltt,

Der feinen 0o!ter niAt %geNoiltt' babeu mill uno Der
rem Sej0eu einer IN einelt DpftprbriG) augegebenst
Nr3net %oerOaait. last bnrh ans bdSielDe to ~itetfret
an ietHe ~IeibeEhen WtitWeniGeu oeri0idett. 9ieies
9cnta6t iyerbea f6nEefI Shsdt Gltre @breie nil
@rieimnrte al: o. Gi9failp Il Co., 10 6. Sous
Etutt ctr. yfttN:g1pxf. ". u.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-27
90 S5o5afs::-- 9ie l3ufugr belief lid altf ca.
9O,SOO STUD, 9e9en 22,3337 Stitd in Ser
pori9en @D9e. Yreile felt.
Wert0Nft lpur6en II. a.
WeehL.

Cholce to fancy Winter pat. .S4.15@4.S5
SGus9eIn WlnteTs. .:1:.... 4.00@1.15
mlcnlgan anu WIS. winters. 3.90@l.10
T an w cnelce SECONDS ....... 2.T5@3. O
S Snolce 70 .ancy minnesota pat. 4.95@4.50
pG1C-wneaG PaGents. ."..:". 4.10@4. 5
MMitn1nesota BAKERS; IN sacks. ALTOS. 10
Meolum5 10 cnolce SOFT Springs 3.50@3.TO.
b low springs. 100000. 1.70@s.50,
Bye rlour' IN barrels. .....,. 2.E @3.15
4.50@5.50
g@o nau .O5 -O54
.051-083
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-27
NeMrlr ~dfQeuk0Mf.


fit @nbere ober bsi f9ulolent @er6ient2 @aritm Die
ArDeit fortieBeH an eiter tdtsgediisteu fSarm NarIm
ten ooer itart peri1uIbeten Sara 2 Mariim arbeitet
ouf gepod)tetert &aub? Wdtim nitjt fTr 1i) 1elbt be-
ginueI? Morlm ii6 uitDtmi einem Mtale etnsn She'll
Opu benz billtgett, aber QABerit frudt6arel n1to giinItig
g~elegeuen Souo iiderit, lpclDeS an9ret5en0 an giIells
bobncu, fir btejent9ert, bic nab Nor6. 9ofDto ltn
Wttineioto gepen. glnltt9 5l erDolten lit nao mo- 9u
eineu grDBereu 9fein-Profit oil iebem @der ~er3ielert
bos @a iebt Deficit? Dorau uibt 6nraf geben luo
bic Sage ii6erie9en, uuO iiA iel6it ilber3engen, Der
5unl We1tiQiten l%ueitcre Ng9funft 5n erb alteit iuen,
lpelbe 9u foitenfrei et5ultei1 tpirit rDenn gu 81
~ooreiiirit an C. II. Warren, Seteral=YalIas q
uier=2[aent 81. saul, Mitnn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-27
0etret0emarft.
(S o d E II b 6t.)

Gbicngo o, %. Sebr.
N1 Der S6rie wurben beute uno am po=
rioen Som1to0 1ptirt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-27

@per's @arIapariGa 1T i'm Sriibiobr fir
,Seoe1 Die bette Mebistn. Nusrpaloerer 1lno
Neiienbe ma9en bic Grfabrllns, baB Die
S0ifisfot un6 bas 2e6eu ouf Der See na6z
tbetl19 ortf ben 3u1taltb bes 9lutes einrpirfeft,
unb IuSi9lGse, Gei9wiite, Stnnen, Sibz
bl6s9en II. I. 10. beruorrufen. Nper's Sar=
lapariua 1T Elm 1pirflarues Weittel 9egen 6ieie.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-27

Ole @ei3enpreile iinb segen Die 8orpO9e
Inn &c., @orn nm &C., Safer INT &c niebri9er F.;
8Sfelfeii1 Inn 1876. niebriger, S9tnal3 I'M
10c. uno 90telrippeI nm 25c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-27

Die S9meinez 3ufu6r betrlg ca.
94,70O Stiid, ge9eu 114,500 Gtiid in Der pnz
rigen gSp1e. ge3ablt ipuroen S5.15@5.45
fllr idpere nno S4.60@5.2O iIr letbte.
Yreiie felt.
Uertauft 1Dltroeu u. T.: