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MANIFESTATIONS

WANTED SITUATIONS FOR II FIRST. CT ASS
Nv Men Cooks also Cooks, Maids Walters. Kitchen
tramps, y NJ BUhNHHMs. 6sosss s st se new n, g
ENGAGEMENT BIZ YOUNG ENGLISH.
toned i to Si m business eIerience rccus
Ms eafr S i fa.a Saul fst S
WANTED ny AREsPECTABLE WHIT Z WOMAN
w Situation to cook aid assist with washing and
iSonnS good references given. Please call Ut 1875
N H. ave hw 1t.
WANTED-A. YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE TO
writer. Address Aiss L. N, star oihce. II
WANTED-A POSITION AS SOPRANO SINGER
dent OF the Peabody Institute, Balt:norv, and em.
3O4 LAurcns ST.. Baltimore, Nd n3.sts p
WANTED SITUATION AS CLERK IN DRY
w Goods Store or viii accept position AZ driver On
Ss9e:S x saa a sssr ' good
w Tor Cooks, Cham Msitress IaunJress, md
buffers. sAM'L A. COOMDs. O2U + st. NV. II.
WANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS.
~ l-nndtIsss, House Girls Maids, Nurses, ss.M.
All nave city reference. 0l3 Ith It. NV IL!
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLORED
w rirl, . stlatioI to do yhAmoerlAids' work and
ferences. Address v. y, Star office. II
WANTED-BY FRENCH Girl. WHO SPEAKS
Box g. Star oihce n:iIts
WANTED -DY A RESPECTABLE CoI,ORED
w GIRL s.tuItion luIiidress or CHAMBER
maid. Call until the 9TH, 1876 Ia,lson st. NV liz
WANTEp-BY RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL A
w situation ~ house girl and waitress. Apply l3.I2
Rhode Island ave. hot laier than tuesday. 1t.
wANTED--A SITUATION By A YOUNG LADY
To assist With nurhEs, To do house work OF plain
sewing. Address A. Is. Il, Star office. 1T
WANTED-DY TWO COIORED WOMEN SITTT1-
w Tons: one NJ cook the other chalGbcriAaid I'm
nrst-class private family references furnished Adj
dress Tor tlifee days J. H., Star oiaee. IT.
WANTED by A RESPECTABLE COIORED
w Woman, situation experienced Nurse .or child
or Invalid lady can furnish good rsferenccs Cali or
eoaress ~olo lotn ST. E-w n2-3ts
WANTED-BY A FIRST-CLASS ITALIAN COOK
w tnan) u situation in private family or hotel.
eve nve years best city rsfere,ces Address Al b.
2lO Arthur Place, NV. u22ts
WANTED-BY REsPECTABI.E COLORED GIRI.
w place IN chaiabern.aid and waitress or luuu-
dress hrstclass washer. Call or address two davs
NJ. d., 233 Id st. s.w, between b and ID sts nI-3t.
WANTED By AN EXPERT srENCGRAPHERA AND
w Remington Typewriter position with raiiroad
company Or business house. Address Box 10 Star
Office. 40 Jt.
WANTED--A Competent TYPE WRITER DF-
~ sirss work on her Own lnachine. Address c. 1854
Nno'e isiau ave. oc"1 -no3,lO.l7
ANTED-JOHN +. BROWN rs NOW LOCATED
1878 r 81 NV, where he Is prepared to mr.
nish families with gooa honest and reliable serynnts
and q the shortest nc,ice Also 6rstclass seryants
VIII ma II 10 their advantage to call early and
goods permanent homes 1928 P st. NV Ocl7-iM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-03

At Norfolk, Va, the Old Dominion steamship
Roanoke has been libelled in the U. 8. District
Court for $1,000 by the owners of the brig
hyperion, recently sunk by collision with her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-03
A Successful Newspaper.

frOfn tSe CaeSter tfx) lffles
successful newspaper is never the creation
Of day. nor is it the result of what is usually
termed luck" /: ID the product of hard per-
sistent and intelligent work Oh the part of men
who are masters Of perhaps the most exacting
occupation in which men can engage. Com
paratively few Of the thousands Of Journals
with which the continent is dotted are what
may be called q success. Hundreds--yea, thou
sands-are merely struggling for foOthold
and beyond that they never seem destined to
progress. Here and there, however, We behold
paper which rewards the toll. perhaps the
g.nius. of its controlling spirits with u measure
Of success TINT eXcites the wonder of all COM
petitors. Such Journal, it gives III unbounded
pleasure to be able to say. il TEE EVENING
STAR, Of Washington city. Founded in 1882
The SrAn grew from n struggling little sheet to
become the local paper Of dnte-ttdan, Washing
ton. Ii wasn't very large paper. und 1t wasn't
very handsome one. at that time, but it gave
local news pretty fully, aud the Washington
people had become accustomed to it.
Blessed with comparatively largo cir
culation. THE STAR was considered fairly
profitable paper when in 1867 the pres
emit proprietors became its owners at price
which then was deemed extremely high. No
sooner lad they cleared the decks, however.
than II became apparent that business was
meant by men who understood their business
thoroughly. Money was spent generously and
with judgment, the personnel Of the staff was
added to and streng thened. modern machinery
and all the appliances of O tirst-class newspaper
we're procured. and Washington its favorite
journal expand into u newspaper to which the
Washington correspondents, one and ALL pay
the compliment Of ''cribbing'' its news by the
column without q word of credit. Steadily
growing in all that makes o newspaper. The
STAE hSs just astonished Its readers by perma-
neEtly appearing as an eigtt-page paper of
ifty-si1 columns In order to do this and
accommodate its scores Of thousands of readers
: third web printing machine has been added
and considerable increase made i'll the edi-
torial repOrtorial and mechanical depsr tments.
Many Thousands Of dollars have been spent in
Ills new departure. but the same degree Of
success which has heretofore attended the
enterprise Of the owners Of the paper will
surely follow this improvement We coIgrat-
Mate the prOprietors Of THE STAR upon this
latest success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-03
DENTISTRY.

nh; r. J. HYATT, DENTIST ST CIOJTD
Teeth without pain with ssrated hypnotic, whish il
safe, pleasant and effectual seoo-T~s
Il and Artificial Teeth inserted without charxe ~,
sept cost q ,n.seriai. q l32s st. NV. Dents De
daily. except SUNDAY. E3trartion free Infrmsry
open from October LIST to June 3USh sroR o.,
nR STARR PARSONS, DENTIST. 9TH ST. con.
~ ner Z nv. Gold and AnalRani Fillineu ,psciai
y. Pain prevented III extracting by REPLICATION 10
gums schjng teeth saved Artificial teeth fnsertcd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-03
COUNTRY BOARD

WANTEp-AT A COMFORTABLE FIRST CLASS
w home Met BEancn b. y. X. H.. 30 minutes, ride
70 Wss , family 9r sinxle persons for ths win
wood aud coal nIsa Ter,ns moslersts. Addrrss In
MAhf G. WATKINS, Derwood =. D., Montgomery Co.
M nl-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-03

For the Yellow Fever Sufferers.
Cash sends $3.50 for tho benefit Of the yell
low-fever sufferers in Florida. This makes o
total of 81 400 20 received at The STAR Office for
this purposc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-03
Yellow Fever Notes.

DISPATCHES IRON VARIOUS POINTS IN THE IN
FECTRD DIsrEICrs.
DR.. Martin has informed the Marine Hospital
Bureau that there were four new cases of yell
low fever at Gainesville, Fla, yesterday, three
being colored people.
DIR. Hartigan reports from Enterprise, Fla,
that there are two new cases there: the others
are all doing well, with the disease apparently
under control
From Biloxi Miss. DIR. Carter reports that
the bark Biagino left there yesterday for PEN
sacola without bill Of health, and that Pensa-
cola has been notified.
Surgeon Porter, at Jacksonville. has sug-
gested the appointment of detective as in
spec.or of trains ut Baldwin, q railroad juno
ton west Of jacksonville. Surgeon-General
Hamilton will approve the recOmme ndation,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-03

teronne NaIZocckl 70 Catherine Scagnelle,
subs 4. B, and c.. 80. $50; $l,s5s Emma j.
Is 600. Z. L. Henry, U. 8. Marshal, to Mary J..
Richie, lots to Y, 50. 7s4; $3.50.
FINED $40 FOR CAnnY1so RrvolvER.-Mrs.
paid $40 line in the Police Court to-day for
her son Henry. who was charged with carrying
revolver. The boy was arrested in Green :
alley by Officer Holmes He had in his possess
sion British bulldog pistol. The officers at
teption was attracted to the boy by hearing
pistol shots. The boy said he was shooting ut
cats.
EDWARD ABSER'sSUIr AGAINST Couyr MIrxIE-
wIcz.-A branch Of the case of Edward Abner
against Count Eugene de Mitkicwicz was before
Judge Cox in the Equity Court this morning
Messrs. Newton and Lavender for the COM
plainant and Col. Robert Christy for defendant
Prior to leaving for China the count transferred
10 Mr. Christy ia trust all concessions that
might be obtained. He also transferred his in
tere.t In such contracts and agreements rs ex-
isted between him (Mitkiewicz) and Wharton
liarker and his associates in philadelphia
This interest had face value Of ~ 300 000 and
there were three classes Of beneiciaries the
family OF the count. parties who had made adj
vances and rendered services with respect to
the interest. and the residue to pay general
creditors. The complainant seeks to subjoct
the interest In the hands Of Christy by writ Of
garnishment to condemnation to nay a iudg-
newt. The court reserved decision. With the
privilege to Amer TO make further argument.
Roor BALL--The Athletic Football Team.
the organization Of which was announced in
Tux srAk. defeated the Peabody eleven yester-
day afternoon OH the grounds near Lincoln
Park by the score Of Il to Q. The late arrival
Of the Peabody team caused delay in starting.
and the game was stopped on account of DARK
ness before the first half WAS finished. The
features Of the short contcs. were the brilliant
running Of Bulaski, OF the Athletics, and good
tscklins by Hage man. of the Peabody team.
The Athletics viii play the Jefferson School
eleven next Monday.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses have
been Issued by the clerk OF the court to Paul
Chase and Celia Simes; A. b. Mitchell and Alice
Platter.
During the performance Of Pawnee Bills
Wild West Sbsw, at Easton, Nd, yesterday
afternoon, horse fell and rolled over his rider,
wiehita Jim, and injured him severely, bu,
not seriously.
Don't be too sure that your grocer always sells
you pure tea At Moscow recently Of forty-four
samples which were officially analysed. four
consisted OF mixture Of tea aud certain Kind
o! gr.-ss, four Of the grass alone and Ave Of tea
which had already once been used
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-03
FOR RENT-STORES.

TQR RENT-STORE, WITH TWO ROOMS AND
large cellar, corner Path and sta very dssir-
able for drug grocery or green grocery store rent
elS. Apply 304O Dunbarton ave-, Georfetown. 1T
EOR RENT-THREE STORES AND DWELLINGS,
rood business stand: each store has seven rooms
With modern improvements; rent t3S. o25, and 025
EOR RENT-sTORE AND DWELLING; coon
Il business stand corner 9Th and str. NV. Apply
depot. n2-;ts
EOR REMITTANCE STORE. WITH CONCRETE
Il cellar; two bay Window; 2026 l4th Ut. W.: ADS
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FOR RENT-HAILS.

IrOR RENT-rrRNISHED HALL. q23 ST Y
20 Lodges. Clubs and Associations, on DAYS and
evenings TO sui ArJly st ". U. DENfsoN'S. Real
Estate Office, under above Hall su3O-ssfn
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

4 OR RENr-NEAR 18Th AND X STs y. W. A
! Erst--ass private stable every coaNeuieucc. two
stalls. private room for coachsnan kc Inquire at
1llO 18th ST NV. n3-N.
lNOE RENT-sTABIE fIRsT-cLAss IN EVERY
II resi-ct. three stalls, ample carriage
Portable quarters for goodman. 144l Rhode Island
ave nl-lm
E,oR REMITTANCE c-sToRy BRICK STABLE
and csrriase hcuse, City Hall stalls sl3 Yer
month BkAfI. BROWN CO. l52l ST. nol-lw
lroR RENT-STABLE IN REAR OF l42o y ST
Il -Four stalls. concrete door, room for carrlsges
eoachlnan's room: water aud gas. Inquire u ~ NJ
PARKER, 14lsFst oc24-l2t
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FOR RENTmOFFTCES. >"
FOE RENI-09fFIcE R0ohs 9NE ZINE FRONT
posite Patent Once. n3-6t@
EOR RKNT-sPLENDIDLY-LO pHYeI
1407 New York ave. p2-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-03
BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOR SALE--coMPLETE BOOK AND JOB PRINT
= ing oihce bargain for prompt purchaser. Address
u M. Star ONCE. 1t
E,oR sALEzA DAILY NEWSPAPER ENTERING
upon It's 9TH year complete outnt; good opportuni
business Call ON smith, attorney -at-law, Web
ster Law building. No. sos Louisiana ave. Ii.
TroR SALE-CHEAP-CIGARA AND CONNECTION
y cry Store nrst-class location. Address Il. A b..
Star Office. IL
WANTED-A PARTNER IN wEII-PAYISG
business already established, paying good proiits
with $4,000 advertiser not having enough capitsI
70 rn ~ 70 ADVANTAGE. viii bear inspection. Address
BUSINESS, Star ochce. MIST
so. 600 Will BUY HALF INTEREST IN AN
Hven $1,000 year each. Full investigation invited
h2-3t Z. T., Star Once
ISoR SALE = GROCERY STORE, WITH FULL
STOCK OF new groceries doing nne cash business on
desired Apply io0a 2cth 1t. NV oc3I-4t
EoR SALE HoUsEFURNIsHING sToRECHINA-
4 ware. Crockery and Glassware, NoodeEware, Toys,
&c all new stock . business street good location
HEhhoN RAMEf, 1907 Est nol-st
IroR FULL INFORMATION IN REGARD TO ALL
u Local stocks and Bonds call on PRANK H. Pc
LOUIE 1913 = st Money to loan Grsphophone
and other Stocks. oc.5o-6t
LroR SALE-A CORNER GROCERY STORE, STOCK
Il h1tures and good will Retirement from business,
reason Tor disos,ne Of property Call 1T 1901 ~
sw oc24-ln
INVESTMENTS OMAHA FIRST MORTGAGE
Bonds, pay yer cent, and guaranteed by the
Company Interest and Principal paid by the Chemical
sums, NJ. N. PARKER, Washington Agent, l4ls St
oc1O-1m
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Transfers Of Real Estate,

Deeds in fee have been filed as foIlows:
9eroline Mazxoccki to Catherine Scagnelle,
subs 4. 3, and c.. 20. $50; 81, 95s Emma J.
Carpenter to Mary A. Cooksey. sub s.. So. OF;
IS 600. Z. 4. Henry, U. 8. Marshal, to Mary J..
Richie, lots to u, 81. 754; $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-03

MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses have
been Issued by the clerk OF the court to Paul
Chase and Celia Shines; A. b. Mitchell and Alice
Platter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-03
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY To LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON ALL
kinds Of rersopsl security, notes. bonds, stocks
&c. y; r wofsToN. Atlantic building. a3o st
oc30uol.3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-03

Ter EnglA Of Lord sackville and his daugh ter..
Mrs Bugher entertained Miss Ada Phipps.
Ma. ChAs Glover, Mrs.. Janin, Mrs. HaLen,
Mrs.. John r. Mclean. Mrs. v. l.. LINCOLN Mrs
Ralph Cross johnson, the Baroness Rosen and
Ars. John Chew at luncheon to-day.
Mrs Isaac Henderson and her sister. Mrs.
Prey. and xiss Edith Soule are visiting at For;
Hamilton
Mrs. Henderson. Who Is the widow Of the late
Ir. Isaac Henderson, who WAS publisher Of the
New York Eee.iIsJ PoG and owner of the tall
building on broadway in which it is edited ID
building q house for her occupancy on Rhode
lsa~pd avenue, near 18th street. Mrs.. Hender-
saa has been Waiting NJ. and Mrs. J. Hartley
eSole TOR some weeks, and viii be with them
.sain when shs returns from her visit to her
daughter.
An enjoyable party vas given Last evening by
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Reed, Of sos street north,
vsss. to their daughter, Nellie Marie. il being
Ne sixteenth anniversary Of her birthday.
hrs. d. W. stockstili has ~ her guest her
Asphsv, DIR. Frederic w. GrenfeIl, Of England
Mr.. J. n. whitney. chief clerk Of tho bureau
Of Statistics, and bis wife have returned from
p-olouged visit 10 the ~ aside and mountain
regions VI Eaine. and are located for the sea-
son at TIC Livingston, lQll 18th street north
west.
Ars. Julia schaysr. Of this city, has charm
inyiy written short story in the Century fer
tbis month. u which Dostop atmosphere and
character are reproduced with tho hand Of a
.yps artist
Mr.. Thos. T. Wilson has returned to the city
"a Is stopping for = few DAYS at lol2 i7tb
street, previous 10 leaving for Afisops for the
winter. .f
Nrs. n. II. Martin hss returned to the city,
aud has joined the family at 1907 q street. Fri
day will be Mrs. and Miss Mar tins day az home
eaFing the season-
Z Mr. Adols C!uss and his dau yhters have re.
turned from their trip i'm the North.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-09
m5d2ertlide Jli1,ois Staotst55eitune 2acafaa g. April 1883

D0er altf anSere Netie Die &egeIm6Bigfett Ser
&rone erbeblt6 Itoren, falls fte 1i6 ni6t su
Sru6tStpetgen ultbtloet ldnen. Ser SiBe
ftrldenbaum erforoert rtilr felten ben &roz
neti6nitt, 6a bic ytatllr bet Dielem etne
regelrehte, id0ne &ronc bilbet, beim 3pets
i@enz uub Yflaun1enbanm i6neibet man
bagegen Die &rpne DortDetlDaft, id6rlt6,
2 bis 3 Sabre lang 5ilritG, mas CUR erbob7
ten Sru6tbarfett beitrGgt, lln6 oulOet audi
bier nidt gu bihtes Settenbolj.
gta1 Dem biertet ODER f%inften Sabre
na9 ipel6er i3eit feit regelmaBtgeS S6ttet>
ben mebr erforDerlt6 lit, ernpfeblt IS ftd,
iGbrltd, 5 Sabre lang, ale it0renben Qlelte
aus Der &rDne al entfernelt, un6 3tpdr I'M
Sommer, ettpa Mttte Nuguit; aud in BEN
ipGteren Sdbren lit bic pte0erbolte Our6z
it6t Der &rone nod BON groBent gtltBe1t,
tpobei man it6 jeoo6 81 bitten bat, benz
Bdume su piel 2leite auf etnrtal Ill ttebmer1,
81 berielbe bierourd lei6t in 6olge oes
groBen BlGtterperluiteS Oct. 0elblu6t an
beimfalIeu f1nnte. Die 9r6Beren Wtt10en
beftrei6t man iorgfGltig init Batmtpa6s,
tDOgegen Die fletuen aud obne bteies Der>
beilen.
0as S~tebenlaIien BON Stiimpfen, tuie es
betm @ntfernen 9rOBerer uno f~leinerer 9lefte
porfommt, lit ftetS 81 permeiOen, tpeil bters
Ourd SaulntB entitebt, bic imn1er mebr
oOer tueni9er um"ii6 gretft, big ehOlt9 bas
Snnere 6es ganSen BaumeS ~berfault lit. Gs
lit oemna6 groBes 0etpi1t barauf 5u Iegen,
baB Der betreffenbe She'll rtur uumtttelbar
iiber. einem ~geiunben 0luge ODER Iber einem
fr6fttgen Sriebe poer 1tnmittelbar am
Stamme entfernt tptro, tnoet1 man audi
bier BEN 9titrtng m0ali6it ihont.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-09
9auern0e 6iilfe
nstnGhrt ala 0Iner,a @nrinnnrinn'

HC1UuYlL utS AYeI 3 SuIIupuItuu.
r5eit Sabreu," I9reibt 2issie 60. 9e
8eau, 1852 Siinfebnte Ctr, 8roofl1n, g.
g., gbgtte i'd je0e8 Sriibiabr u%uertrdgltde
&opfld er5er. 8ortgen Ntdr3 ftug i'd an
N1ers Sariapartaa 3u nebnte1t NIB babe
lettoenr fetn Sopftpeb r1ebr gebabt."
SD lit an &opfidmerS rnperbauli6fett
rno SGto64e, un0 fo1rnte mid tIur NIT
Wtibe i'm Sauie acknowledgement" 90
ihreibt Srau Sc. Mt. 2eipiS aus A Ctr,
Notpel, Otafi. DN1er'S SGrIaporiaa bat
BET mir cine m1nberbare Serdnoeru1g berz
beigefibrt. SD fibIe mid Il fart uno
10 geiunO ute ie."
Soras @arn1art, $780,, ans 2bfins, Ya.,
f6reibt nSeit Sabren leibe ib ieOen Sriibz
ling f6refftd an &opfIGmer3, Der bon oerz
0orbenem 8lute unb g~eft0rter Screaming
berriibrt. gs mar mir ols OBJ mir Der &opf
SerIpringen Ioute uno ni9t8 bali mir, bis
t6 NDer'S Sariapartna rabm. OieIes VIts
tel bat Mid bolfOmtnten bergeiteat."
Nls 6rau Geneora Selauger bon $50. "a
Srtoge Ctr, Sprtngftelo, Wtai1., Nper,s
SarIapariua 81 gebraunel anftng, bate tie
lang an eirer ernItli6en 2eberfranfbett ges
Ittten. 0a6et mar lie je6eS Srtblabr nit
Sopfihmer3, iotute nit Ytangel al Ippettt
r11o on Seroauurg geplagt. Sine Srelnott
bereoete fte, QDer8 SarIapartla 81 ltebr1ett,
ut1O biele mar cine ipunoerbare Wohltbat
fir tie. Sett 1T tire @eiunObeit uolfom.
men. Sober Wtdrtgrer oeS Sopfihmer6es
ptrS Sitlfe ftroen tn
2l1er's GarfapariQa.
8nbereitet pom Dr.. S. 6. gper & Co., aOpeG, MIaT.
greis 81; feds SEGi9en, SIS. @ertb S. bic SIuf9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-09

Stn gdoroel6dft brdGte beute @ 0 nj
m erwei5en SEQ. 2 gu 70 CO., i'm Spetz
der.
B int er 10 ets EN-. $50. 9 i'm @peider
8O1c@-, SEQ. 8 75e@-c.
Corn: ytO. 2 nto go. 2 gelbes 51 519@
81; gto.3 Sn -@473; Geo. 8 9elbes gu
Gsrfe: SEQ. 8 no9 grObe es@68c, $50.
4 81 60@55c.
Noe9em:g O. 2 I'M Gpei6er 59t@-c.
6afet nd6 Strobe geo. 5 303 @32c, $50. 3
peiBer 314@34c, SEQ. 2 32@33c, No. 2 net
fer 34@35c.
sen. = / Gar $50. 1 Stmotbp al s14, /
1 Gar Soma 1lplattb 5I $3.50. 0m 8rdd-
II Gars go. / Stmotbp 81 $14, 2@drs Mireb
,@loper St 81, 3 GorS 0dtota llplolto All
$40, 1 Gar Soma gu $3.50, 1 Gar at $40, 1
Gar 81 S10.25, 1@ar 3I $1,000, 5 @arS 3t 81,
8 @ars 5I $11.25, 6 Cars 81 81. 80 Die
Sgnne.
Wt billings Gar gu SIS. so, 1 Gar
1 Gar 31 $3.50 l Gar 81 $1G bic Come.
&Iet e.-1 Cars 3u SIS. so, 1 Gar su 1926,
2 @ars Sa S15.75, 2 @ars gu SIC Die Come.
@ il 5. WtaIdroS So. 25@2.50, Seal 81. 500
1.75. tletre Gnten 81 .25 6aS 0bb.
Cell ii get - S96ne gurteDs 14@15,
9erttt9ere 11@12e., fb0ne fette 6il6met 100
103c., alte 9dbue &C., fette @dnfe. 9@91c,
n1a9ere 5@6c, fette @rttet -@12c., ma9ere
S@9e. 2ebenoige 5urteps 11@12, 9iibner:
SeHnen 9@92c., 9abne &c., bur6einauoer
Gter.- grti6e 151@164.
GGmereier. - Slabs $50. 1 S1.45@
=, primo SimOtbD S2.6O@2.6L SIee st
So. S0@3 .S5.
Stem Us gopt so@ ass g eStnsRad@ 7 a59yHs ;
Nttdi9an S5@98 BEL Der ,@ar".
BDB II en.- 1lte v@aterH Ue6tufns" Ut
$2.6O@2.70 un6 Jtapies $2.S5@-.-. Gdliz
Iornii9e2 .10@3.85. SnHportirte So. 25@2.60
@rb en.geLte CRIME 81 .25@--ti 6eto.
erbiem $1.0O@1.15. Wsarrowfat 81. 10@1.2O.
Gin en-6@7e., Split 4eaS 24e.
Suit r-@l9it@reanerp bette 30@301e,
2. GuaIitdt 26@29e., quite Soma 25@27c.
@tsconliner 18@2Se; bette 0atrp 23@24e,
CUTE 5000, Stables -@-c; Badtn9 1860
1Sc.. ,8oas" 14@21e.
SaIg. ~ El1het 4c@4h go. Gorutr1
4e@-, geo. Eu3-33c.
cd mi E ri ets- BeiBes @ourtrp A
4@44e, B4c, seIbes 24@24c, DrauHes 2@9t
has Yfo.
Gttronen.- Meiiina SO. Oo@3.50 Oas
&tt9en. Yalermo So. 75@5.25.
Yt epIant.-4 0@65c.
IS notwithstanding 3.50@3.75,
ser o@rate" !; yfeu S~rleans,er SO. 50@3.25
Der n@rate" boudnoii9er S12@15 oaS 100
% ei Be &i s e IT.. = St.25@t.50 b1S SAB
SrDteo el n. - $3.2J@3.7J Oas iS1B tic
9r0Be, $2.50@2,75 fir fleine. u
&otb. &t6 en-. -S-.-@$1.2 90 oos SaB.
Ge1le 5O@75c oas Dbo. ..
W D 3 re II. $1.00 bas SAP. Sung
15@25e..
n8arlHips)-st 80 @st.5J
bos 8aB.
SMn8e Grbf en-. - $2.00@2.5 so has
&iit1en. 75c@1.0 ffr 8gr. 6iItd1en.
SaLat. 30035c 0as Oso. Goboen 90
| @30e, Itetp Orleans &opfialat SO. 0004. so.
Oran8en.- @alit. MiDetfio eS 5000
$50, s9fapeIs" s5.5O@6.00, amerttanii6e
Sorteft.
Rabtes6en.- 10@30c.
Selltrtt. - 50@jI. bas $50.
PteIBe lb eereM. = $9.00@10.00 bas
ToB Sea uto Bu9le, 8.00@9.00c ftr Bed s.
Gberrpuno $40. 0 @11.0 90 fir Cape Sob.
ss9tSfeD:-4 Chicago Sill, in ct.
go1ttS S1.Oa, III Cincinnati 1.09, in 4srtm1
SspY q. = sa.a5o4.s5 per sas bel
Gdr
@rbbeereH-4Oc@6Oc Oas Quart lie mad
2ndlitdt.
9raubet - eatif. maGasa $8@11 Oas
Sop.
Btrnen II. -@-c Der Roro. @aftf
$2.50@2.75 6ds &iIt6en.
SDeet Bot atoes-Jer5eps 2.OO@4.50
bdS Sop.
Somaten- 10=gfb. =&ifdJen 1.O0@1. %.
Sptndt- $0.75@1.0 90 oaS Rtffd1en fir
@obOen unS 1.5O@1.75 bas Sap far gals
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-09
.Sco, id rperbe bas Yerl0bmiB aufIolen,"

sSo.. ib rper6e bas YerI0buiB auf10ien, "
io9te Tie, tbre Qrme f~rel5eno lti1o trobig
bretni9olteno. u@s lit 1ptrflt6 gu piel
Mtilbe, lt@ nit ibnt SIT itnterbaltelt er lit 10
ta1tb pte Elm Mii6liteit unb iprt9t, ais Oh ct
ben Wtulto poG beiBet Sret Bate, Gein
&eu9en u11b Spufeu lit 9era6e5u abibett=
lib." nSrt9 OaS 8erlObnib oeslpegsn nit9t
eb ia9e i3n, e. Iole Or. Sose's D8atorr4=
f2f i ftrirs t"""' ',5ain wiu ID Is III Inn pI ia
gem. Sd bre6e ni6t serne al, Sem IN alen
dnoeren 8e5tebunger lit Ell gang 1drinant. d"
Ndtirli9 1DurOe er BON ieinem &atdrrb
fllrirt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-09
Merfparbiae Ghit1traie.

Ole 6irur9ii6e @iiienl9oft bat in Ser
Neuseit 10 eritounli1e SprtI6ritte eema6t,
bdb bic beIitateiten uno 9%efdbrli1iten Opera
tionen jebt erfolsrei6 ~arS9efibrt weroen.
VS. ltegert mebrere tpobIbe9lanbi9te Sdle Don
Yneltttotonrie DOT, b. B. @ntfertltt9 ~ertraHfz
ter ~Gun9entbeile tit S9minblu6tsfGQen.
8enn rntl au6 biele belifate Spration bin
.unb rDieoer nit GrIoIg ~ausgefiibrt wuroe,
lino Die @efdbren Oer1elben 10 groB, uno bic
Mrsft6ten dttf @eneiun9 10 geriitg, Dap malt
MIR lelten gu bieieltt Mittel greift. Ser
ii6erite Bldtt III Sd0en pom S6Dtrbiu6t lit,
Or. 8erce's Golden Medical Discovery
81 gebraudet. 0ieie turtrt Die &ruHtbeit in
tbren Nnfan9stabien thinner, tbut ben Ser
beer1ln9en berielben Gtnbalt, beieiii9t bic
uri06en unO BELT bic 2un9en.