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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25
MINNEAPOLIS REAL ESTATE.
The following real estate transfers were re
oorded vnStprday:

The following real estate transfers were re-
corded Yesterday:
Andrew C Hangar to Hiram Van Nest.
Its l. and 3, blk l, l. Menagee's= ooo
Andrew q Hangar to Hiram Van Nest
blk z, etc, Lyndale Heights add -. 10000
Clarence W Bowen to Mary E Murray,
part II 5, blk 8, Manages Fourth add. $50
James W Lyon to Ida Wolf, 1t IL, blk
John N Bradford to william Hay 1t is,
blk 3, Mowers add ......- 1000
Theresa Barg to Catharine HOLSTER
part Its 10 and II, blk 9, Trader add l, $50
Michael Montague to Washburn In
vestment Company, lt2, blk z. Sum
Mutual ,i { Union Land I'd Company to Alfred
Chaldecott, 1t ], etc, blk 9, Cole Il ooo
Weeks add ................. .....S, 900
Achel Dallas Hollister TO Theresa Barg,
part Its 10 and IL. blk 2, Traders
Albert Nichols to Warren Reed, 1t 90,
blk l, Byron's add. ........ .......... 600
Jonathan Chase to Henry B Frey, Its
Minnie inn F Bragdon to Harriet G Reming-
ton. 1t 81, Revised Cottagewood 80. $500
Albert W Mott ct al, to Charles V Whit
ten ct al, part 1t 4. etc, blk Is, Gales on
na n5SI daa ! crandoll to Charles ''ooo
Parker, 1t 90. blk g, Russelrs third
Cyrus NJ Cook to William Cleveland, it
SO. blk ct al, Lincoln Park add. i, 900
John Silver Hughes to Mary Yates.
Its and 10. blk %, Minnehaha add. q, 400
Irwin w Gates to Minnie Earle, part Its
Q. 3. etc. blk 4, Elwell's add. 900
George H Rust to Silas King, part 1t 8
blk IA, highland Park add ........-..1 200
Jordon w Lee to Edward D Baker, 1t 5,
blk 2, Manages supplement 1881 600
Joseph T Thurman to Sarah G Webster,
1t u. blk 3. Bloomington Park add. 500
T A Olin 10 Martha Slime johnson, 1t
1s, blk l. Bloomington Park add. $50
John Pillsbury ct al to Lewis w Camp
bell, part of 1t II, blk 20. Wilson's
John S Pillsbury ct al to Lewis W
Campbell part of 1t II, blk 8, Men
ages supplement -. -. 800. -. 900
Farnsworth Loan and Realty Co. to
Fred Tonander, IL g. etc. blk 81,
Meeker Island Land and Power Co.
Hiram Van Nest to Andrew C. Haugan.
in secs 27 and %, town 90, range %. 4, 500
Farnsworth Land & Realty Co to Fred
Tonander, Its S, ETC., blk 80, Meeker
Joseph " Dupont to John Provencher.
1t 5. blk 5, Mowers add. .............2, 500
John o Westerlund to Emmett G Glib
son, 1t 90, blk Is, Forest Heights, 900
Samuel Gale to John 0 WeSterlund,
1t 20, blk IS. Forest Heights. .......1 900
Nine unpublished deeds. ..............SS,75 9
Total, % deeds. :. ...........S1S4,056
BUILDING PERMITS.
The following building permits were issued
YESTERDAY
W. l.. Harris, 1916 Kenwood boule-
ward, HISTORY BARN.. ISL 600
s R. Blatham, 5000 Harriet av.. repairs. LOCO
Minor permits. .-..2.o2o
Nine pe.nnts.."......"...
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25
Every Houseke eper

That visited the exhibit of the Mime
sofa Kitchen Cabinet company yester-
day at the Exposition expressed the
greatest delight with it. Mr.. England
already reports large number of sales.
Every one should see it; on the second
floor, east wing.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25

John G. WoolIey arrivey yesterday
and this morning and evening will
speak at the Hennepin Avenue M. f.
church. In the afternoon he will speak
to young men at Westminster church at
o'clock. He will remain III the city un-
til Tuesday, when he goes to Dakota to
remain until October, when he joins
Moody in Chicago.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25
THE HOLMES,

Minneapolis Elegant New Hotel,
At Eighth and Hennepin. is not sur
passed in appointments by any heel in
the Northwest, The cafe in connection
is il al respects the finest.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25

place, $50 Second avenue south Monday
evening, when the programme willbe
arranged. The principal feature of the
celebration will be parade of man.
moth proportions. There will also be
speaking by various prominent orators,
probably at the Coliseum:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25
Bishop Knickerbacker.

Bishop Knckerbacker will occupy
the pulpit of Gethsemane church this
morning and evening. Monday night
reception will be given from 8 to 10
O'Clock at the church parlors, to which
the bishops friends are generally in
Vited
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25

HUW IUI d yUUHS
man to get into
an office that offers
a chance for a pro-
motion. Rich mems
sons are willing to
work for nothing
for a while to get
into a good position
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25
Went to Gladstone.

]. Frank Colon, his attorney, E. NJ.
Wilson, and his brother-in-law, Josiah
Thompson Jr., went to Gladstone,
Mich. None of them would state what
the OLDEST of the visit was, but it will
necessarily be short stay, as Mr.. Col
lom must return inside the twenty days
allowed by law for declared aSSignees.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25
LADIES, Watches.


LADIES' Watches,
The handsomest stock in the city. Our
prices for reliable goods are not dupli-
Gated. Elliot, PSI Nicollet avenue.
We Are Headquarters
For ali the newest designs in Silver
ware. No one pretends to compete with
our low prices. Elliot. 251 Nicollet ave-
nue.. ~
New Importation, Fall Goods
At Brown Bros, Merchant Tailors, 241
Second avenue south.
MAKING MAsTICAToRs.
This Is the Occupation of a Min
neapolis Genius,
Popularity known as DR.. Ray, whose
advertisement appears in this issue.
Read it carefully, and remember his
address.
Cash Paid for Household Goods.
81 Fifth street south.
Diamonds Mounted
In all the latest styles of mounting.
Our prices for reliable goods cannot be
duplicated. Elliot, 251 Nicollet avenue.
Brown Bros, 241 Second Avenue
South,
Have just received full line of Fall
Suitings and Overcoatings. Call and
inspect their goods before placing your
orders.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25
MEET AGAIN MONDAY.
Arrangements for the Swedish
Celebration.

The general committee having in
charge tire arrangements for the cele-
bration on Sept. IA of the 25lst anniver-
sary of the arrival of the Swedish ex-
plorers in Delaware. The even
ing was given over to the cleo
ton of subcommittee. Nothing
of importance was done. The general
committee viii meet again at the SAINT
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25
JACOB LIFT,
The Lessee of the BJou Opera
HOuse-HiS Many Ventures.

Jacob Lift, of Milwaukee. the lessee
of the Bijou opera house, which opens
tomorrow night, is young man, but
has had years of experience in dramatic
ventures. Besides the Bijou at Mime
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25
.IACOR LIFT,

6polis he is the manager of the Grand
Avenue theater and Bij0u opera house
at Milwaukee, and controls circuit of
theaters in Northwestern cities to
which a house in st. Paul will, doubt
less, soon be added. He has also
several travelling companies OH the
road, and may be said to be an all
around theatrical hustler. He possesses
great executive ability, and is noted
for his enterDriSe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25

Wanted 1000 Gentlemen
And ladies to buy Diamonds and
Watches on installments. Elliot, 251
Nicollet avenue.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25
Easy Communications With
the Grounds

have been arranged for. Two
lines of "a lroads reach the
grounds, while not less than
three lines Of street cars run
in close proximity to it. af-
fording ample facilities for
conveying 100000 people or
more, without inconvenience.
The programme as published
indicates that the Tourna-
ment will be kept cred hot"
during the entire three days.
affording no time to go to
sleep between acts, as the
contests follow each other in
rapid succession. The pro-
gramme is admirably ar
ranged by interspersing the
different variety Of contests
in such a manner that there
will be no sameness, and new
interest will be added to each
race. Correspondence from
all over the country indicates
that this will be the largest
gathering of people that was
ever before seen in the state.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25
We Are Headquarters

New Importation, Fall Goods
At Brown Bros, Merchant Tailors, "a
Second avenue south.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25

Minnehaha Races
Aug. 81, rs, 20, so.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25
A New Departure
will be made in excluding all
Gambling Devices,
or the sale of any
intoxicating Drinks

from the grounds, and a re-
ward will be offered for the
conviction Of any enc break
ing this rule, which proves
that the managers are in
earnest in this matter. They
evidently believe that there
are enough moral people in
the country to fill the
grounds, and it behooves
those who believe as they do
to see that this new depart
ure is properly encouraged
by giving it a hearty sup
port. Don't let the effort fail
through lukewarmness. The
sale of season tickets through
different charitable and be-
nevolent organizations, Civ
ing them one-quarter Of the
gross proceeds Of all they
sell, is quite a novelty in it
self, and will enable these
societies to replenish their
treasures and perhaps en-
large their good works. Sea-
son tickets are being sold at
the remarkably low rate Of
ST, and good for the entire
entertainment, actually being
S1.75 worth of admission. The
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25
Grand Street Parade

at the opening Of the Tour
nament will give our busi-
ness men an opportunity for
advertising never before
equaled, the large number of
strangers who will be in the
city at that time making it
doubly valuable. Every one
who has anything to sell
should take advantage of this
opportunity, and show to the
world that Minneapolis. can't
be killed by "hard times"
Don't Fail TO See the Tourna-
Hent, Sept.ll, 1889.
For further particulars address
1. H. TURNER.
Secretary
Room 81. 315 Heaaepin Avenue,
M1l3E-xP1LiS, S XIX
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25
New Features Are Being
Added,

and the zeal Of the managers
in trying to Guido every pre-
vious effort in this line is
commendable, and should be
properly supported, as we be-
lieve, from the present out
look, it will be. Every ar
rangement is being made for
the comfort and convenience
of the public that can be dc ne.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25

The handsomest stock in the city. Our
prices for reliable goods are not dupli-
Gated. Elliot, PSI Nicollet avenue.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25

ANIAlE OF M.NNISOlos OOON1 OE
y Hennepin-ss District Court 9TH Ju-
dicial District
In the Matter of the Assignment Of Chas L.
Graves. Insolyent.
Notice is hereby given, that Charles L.
Graves. heretofore doing business at the city
of Minneapolis said county and state, has by
deed in writing bearing date the 22d Gay of
August, 1889, maze general assignment to
the undersigned under and by virtue Of the
insolyent laws of the state of Minnesota Of
all his property not exempt by law from levy
and sale on execution, for the benefit of all
his creditors who shall file releases as re-
ouired by law, and that the undersigned has
duly qualified as such assignee. All claims
against said Charles L. Graves must be duly
verified and presented to me for allowance
within twenty (20) gays from the date Of
this notice.
MATTHEW GALLAGHER,
Assignee, M;laea polls, HIM
Lane & JoHSsns. Attorneys sor As.isEee.
Daic1 aug. 13I, lS9I
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25
The F|REMEN'S
TOURNAMENT

Seems to be booming, even
in the face Of the So-called
"hard times" and about
every one you meet asks you
about the great event. This
is the largest undertaking
ever attempted in the North
west, and will undoubtedly
prove the greatest success of
the season in the way Of en-
tertainment.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25
MAKING INVESTIGATORS.

Cash Paid for Household Goods.
81 Fifth street south.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25
PENCE OPERA HOUSE
Prices, 10, IS. 25, 80 and so cents.
MINNEAPOLIS WANTS

Advertisements and subscriptions taken,
and the GLOBE on sale at w. j. Hughes drug
store corner Third avenue northeast and
Monroe street, Minneapolis
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25

BUILDING PERMITS.
The following building permits were issued
Yesterday.
W. L. Harris, 1916 Kenwood boule-
ward, HISTORY barn..... ISL, 600
r. Blatham, 5000 Harriet av., repairs. LOCO
Nin, ,,er,,.tS go o.,.,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25

Nine permits. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
oe=Stau

Die eriIe 9auptbebingung BET Ser NltFsu6t
beS iungen 6unOe5. lit, ieine @eiunobcit
tpioeritanOSfdbtg SIT MAIDEN, uno bies sez
idte6t AMI belten our6 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
guteS Slltter, Diel S~eipegul1g int Sreien,
@eDdDrung eites tparmen, reinlihen 2az
gers. 8erSdrteIung muB in ieoer @eiie
Derbiitet tperDen, ieOod mus Der iunge 9uno
Dor naiier gSttterung 9el6lBt lein.
Gs lit tDi6ttg b0S Seraunabsn ber &ranfz
bett re6t5eitig at entoecfen uno iie niht crit
eiuen boben @ra6 erreiden SIT lalien. SIS
ernpfieblt fi6 quite frdftiae Nabrurlg unb
Sarmbalten. Die &ranfbeit trttt n1etfteus
10 alE, baB Die 0unbe iAGe6t freiien, 1T9t
munter ituo, Sic Stale seitpeiie troden pber
marm tpirO unO it6 9tei3 gum 8rede1 u1o
gertngem 6uiten e~initelIt. !3unG6it TIT Elm
8re6mittel d13uratben; eegen BERT opfltng
finb fletne @aben Gaitor0l atsutpenoen.
Sci 6cftigem 0ur6fan iopie BEL &rdu1pfen
lit Opium baS bette WfitteL. 9cr1ninoert
it6 Die TreBtuit 10 9ebe man fein gebaftes
9tinofeii6. @tpaisen eiterigen NusfluB
aus ben 2lu9en unO Der 9taie entferre man
otter tGglih nit lautpdrmen @I1ler. Ous
fri6er beliebte Gingeben Don 51pefel unb
S9ieBpulDer lit DertDerf lt6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
Ueberfrudbt bel Su5erue.

Oian lit nod ui6t allgemein boriiber
einig, oh es ii6crbaupt rid)tig 1T. Der 2uz
3erne cine lteberfru6t Su oeben. Die @e0ner
elmer iol6en bebaupten. baB ie6e aud nod
10 bitnu gelGete lleberfru6t i6aDe; auoent
beoiirfe 2uSerne feiner S6uBfru6t, inbem
fte g8drnle le6r gut uertra9e uno uerm0ge
tbrer iebr raid ttefgehenoen Burseln Dor
nahtbetIt9en %gStrfu1gen 9eitc5ert lei. 0enz
nod farn eS ni6t fraglt6 1ein, baB bas
NuSiGen obne 0edfru6t belonbers in
trodenelt 2ngen, gefGbrlia 1T; Subem Iieot
fetn 0runo por, auf Die &ortbeile elmer
11eberfru6t su ber5t6ten. 9teiniaot lit
bD6ftenS in mebr feubten unb ettpas tGlz
teren Sagen angeSetgt. Cine ~geeignete
11eberfrt6t i6iibt Die iun9e 2userne in Der
eriten @nttpidelungsperto6e gegen &Glte
un0 SommerbtBe, unterOriift man9eS
Infraut uno it6ert gegeu 8el6Goi9una
bur6 Snieften. Studs gift auf aittem
8ooen Otelfd6 fit ette CUTE l1eberfru6t, oa
er fem l1nfrdut a1ffDmmen lGBt un0 bic
iunge YflanSe iebr gut ihitbt, obne ibr at
{ha6en. Qu6 embfte6Gt man 8udtpei,en,
neil CT cine fur5e Nadst6umsperiooe bat,
bic 2u3erne tpobItbGti8 bei6attet uno lie
auBerOcn1 bot bent @roflo6 Dor5iielt6
i6iibt. 9a CT aDer %beion0erS atf frGftigem
8oOen itd SIT lppig entDifelt, rnub CT
grim gem1Gbet 1tno auBer0em ie6r biinn gez
idet tperoen. Wfan iGet Die 9userne alt6
unter 6afer, @erite. Sommerrnggen uno
Somlnertpet3en. 2tm t%pentgiten geeiguet
Dilrfte BON Dteien Der !6afer letn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
Die gum 8riten tduolihen Gier.

Wer 6it6ner NIT 8ortbeiI baIten min.
mus bdrauf a6ten, oaB utter ben dussuz
briitenoen Giern Die ri1ttge Nustpabl ge=
troffen tperbe. 0ns @i bari ni6t All alt
ulo muB unDerlebt ietn, atd muB rta1t
9runo 3t Der Nnuntme bGben, odB es be-
fru6tet moroen. 0at man benz frGftiaen,
iuugen 9abn ntbt ntebr aIs b0hIteus iedS
Oennen ltberlaifen, 10 fanrt man idon NIT
etntger Observation-Disclosures dnnebmen, 6aB
Die @ter Die oteielbet legen, befr llbtet itnb.
9totlrll9 .lptclet 4Lter Tdbigfeit unb
Sbonbett Oes 6abneS cine tpld)tige gtoae.
Die @ter Stpeildbrigcr 6ennen peroienen ben
gor3ug. Dor oellell 9ans iul19er 3biere. bic
flett ltno uno folgIi6 audi i6ip6dere
0ltnden liefern. Sas 81 bari niht be-
lhmubt lctn, ioQ IS ntdt bas 0~luslaufe1
eridDeret ooer beim 8riiten o1 bas @jcf.ez
Der ft6 fleben. W2an tbut bebbalb eut, Be-
i6n1uBte @ter 5upor ior9fdltig NIT Iouem
gSaiier 5u retntgen. Gin 81 init ea1crr
Sprung SIT benuben, lit imnter Elm 1niRz
lib Ding. 9tdBt Die ihoobafte Stehe 6ez
retts, 10 iou man gans 0apor abiteberI; elm
letdter Sprung lit auenfa(lS nit Bftpier st
bertleben. O06 lit audi 0dnn Die 8~itllBuno
ntdt ntpfebleu5tDertb. 0d 3tpei Dotter in
etfer S6ale ntdt ausgebriibt pet0en f0nz
men, obne OaB DtiBgeburteu ober Gritideu
Der Gmbrpos Die Solge fino, 10 ldnetoe
man Die l1gctpobnlt6 aroBen Gicr nit sipei
0ottern aus. Die 9ufbeiDab;1l ttg Ser uln
8rilten beltintmten Gier geidtebt am better
an einem trodenen, fiibleu, Dor ben Sonz
nenltrablen gei6ibten Orte. fSalid lit es.
Die @ier Oaielbit auf Die Spibe gu itelen;
maa lcse bieieIben pieImebr gang 10, mic tie
I'M yteit 3u lieger pflegcn. 9ie Sraae, Of
Elm st befrn6tet lift oOer 1ti6t, lit crit mad
einigen Sa3en Der 8ebritung nit slider
belt 8l entl6eioen, mem man sic Gier etrz
Seln IN einem ounteIn Gtaum, 4. 9. i'm Sell
Ter, gegen etn 2ibt bdlt in eiltem befrudtes
ten u ,8etgt itd oann ein buntler 8unft,
mas BET Dem unbefrll6teten nidt Der Sail
it,. gStu man mecr 6iibner 1pie 6abne
3aben, 10 pdble mat Die Gier, reIde an
Der Spt5e glatt finn aus oenen, bic an Ser
Spibe rdlb iinb, lpeQtse Talten BADEN,
frte6en Die t6Gbne aus.
0te @ler, tpelDe sur BebratuHg beItinrmt
limb, olrfen ntbt 3u LANCE lie0en, ioueu
nt9t Die Ausltchten auf ods lustommeu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
mds NOR oie Oooesurfohe ?

gilbert Niener, Elm Gouitabler beS fSriez
bensridters 2aBuD, itarb Oonneritas Ofitz
tag in ether Belle Des Gpuntpgefdn9nilieS
uttter ltnitdnben, bic bic 8%ermutbung nobe
Iegen, baB STEINER ielbit 6anb an fi6 geIegt
bat.
STEINER nurneD nneritgaWoreen auf cine
BON 0dIentin Wlttlinsft at9dnaig gcnld6tc
&lage, melhe duf l1nterl1laguug lautete,
nertdftet uto &id)ter 6an,burger porgefii6rt.
9as 8ornerb0r tpuroe Derta9t, urto Der 9lnz
e~eflagte, Der bic ~perlangte 8irgi6aft nt6t
5u letien permpdte, in bas Gountp9ef6u9s
ntB eingeltefert. DIS CT flrs Dor Il lt5r
iette i3elle bctrat, fhten er, tpenn aud niea
oergeihtd9en uno bur6 Die 8cr6aftrng aufS
Stefite beriihrt, bod pollfomntet ipobl gu
iein. Tim | ltbr beiud)tc Der S6lieBer ieine
Belle uno belnerfte. buB 8telner auf Dem
8ooen beipeguneslpS Lag. Gr Dfnete baS
Sitter NIB eutoefte, 6aB Giemer's &0rper
bollitdnotg ertaltet tpar. SbtDoDL ii6 auh
niht Die seringite Spur nabtpeiien licB,
baB Der @onitabler 0ift 9enon1nlen bate,
iinD Die Sailbeamtelt Der Anit6t, bab etn
Selbitmorb perliegt.
Hid1tcr 2aSup, ilber oen @harofter Der
Qnftoge befraet, erfldrte, boB STEINER be-
id}uloi9t mar, fir i'm $34 colleftirt lno nns
@etD fir it'd bebalten Al baben. Scr Jtidter
Derlno6te an einen SelbItmoro niht I'll
gtaltben, ionbern idrieb ben pl0bliden 500
Der ourd) Die 8erbaftung ueranlaBten 9tufs
regurg 3u, Die Der o6lebin erid)iitterten Sc
iunbbeit beS @onltablers ben leyteu StoB
ge9ebelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15

Der &rnne bilben. 9lo6 bdufiger finoet t1lalt
lpI6e &iBiteQcn BET 8dunten, oerett gdIlSe
&rone burh 3tpei 6auptdIte g~etraaen ptro,
an bGuftgltcn aber, 100 biele spei t0auptd'te
art ben unteren Sbeilen ipentg 3tpet9c baoelt
ltl0 Der pbere She'll 1T enc reid per5pel9fe
&ronc ouS(Guft.
8ou lpaS m0gen bieie GiBltcIen bero
ritbren? Die l1riahe tDar Der Sturl1 !!
Ofit ltugeitiim bat er periudt, ben 2llt DEM
Stamme SIT entretBen, IS gelnng tbrt oIeS>
mai ni6t, aber ait Der Ser6abelu185ltele
mar ei1 9fib entftdnocr, tpelhcr tnt Sduf
6es Son1mers nernorbte. 0a5 lun9e 3eu>
getpebe Der 8ernar6ung braudt dber lh1gc
Belt, nm 10 felt uno nioeritanb5fdbtg SIT
merben, mie Der 0ol3f0rper OeS alien Sto1nz
mes. Sinh Die Sturmbel6Goigungen i'm
9aufe beS WtnterS gei6e6elt, 10 ertol9t Die
8erbeilung DteL l6tDerer, Der Srof beldd1
oi9t Die offenen SDetle oft oergeitaIt, Dap
trob oller Mnrengung cine Bcrbetlung ntdt
nor iid 9ebcl1 faun. Die 9tiBltelen bletben
often, tpcrOeu GrantbeitSberbe; Brand uno
Sum mtfluB fi1ben fi6 etu, Der 6olsf0rper
p~erfault lrto bic 2arpelt uuo Gier id)doli6er
Sl1ieften finoen bort Die beiten S6lupftptnz
fel. 8rault Der Sturnt ra6 et1tgen Sdbrer
IDteDtF DuDelJ ~ IuCuCt IItUt pet +tuHtH SAlI
ntGt me6r, ct fdut benz Sturme gum Spfer.
8ei DEM 2lbitur5e tperoen oartlt nod 9roBe
Sbeile Der Ginbe oes 6auptltammeS NIT
berabgeSogen. Der 8aum lit bicrOur6 sur
HHine getporben unb fiibrt nur 1pcnige
Sabre nod Elm fitmmterltde5 9alein. Gin
ouinertiamer 9eo6a6ter erfennt Die Binfe,
ueId)e Die 9tatrr gtbt, r1o praftii6 n1iiien
Dtelelben perIrertbet iper0elt, no Die un>
itGuoe es gebieten. gSte mir iaben, itno Die
io9enunntcn @%abelStpeige Die erltcn Spfer
uno man miro BET Der &rDnenbiloun9 Delnz
na0 Dor 2luem Darauf ieben mijiien, paB
njdt srpei, ipnbern itets mebrere 6auptdite
Der Stcue entiprieBeu, 100 Die &ronen=
bilbung 6e9innt. Quf oieie 8eiie uertbeilt
man sic 9ait uno Bic einSelnen Neite tpioerz
iteDeu Dem Stusme piel lei6ter els bort, mo-
MIR 3pci 9auptditc bic Erager BET 8eiamlnz
ten Srone itno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15

Gommerwetset. - 0ad5 4robe:
Ro. 4 su 50@695c., gto. 3 Su O. No.
Su 78@e3c.
@tnter % els Ell. - gtab Brobe: 10.
4 rotber 3I 60@70c. SEQ. 3 rotber 81 72@84c,
9to. , tiirfii6cr 81 49,.
Corn = DO. 4 32@-c., $50. 3 1920
&c., No. 3 9elbeS 331. go. 3 wciBeS $500
35tc., Qebrert 374c., SEQ. ? 9etbes Doc.
0afer. - $50. 3 214@334c., meiber C,
go. 3 mciBer 24@21c, ouf Der Gabu.
Verte. - 96o. 4 Su 25@55e, No. 8 Gil
50m @6Gc.
MGoblings- S3.00@1O.25.
0eu: No. / Iimotbp gu $10.25@11.0 90,
no. 2 DO. SI $9.25@9.75. NttreO 5000
$50 uuO nplano Rra.rie S7.00@8.25 bic
&onue.
Samereien: eeiniamen 1o. 1 m
S1.54@1.55; Girnot5p prtlna S1.26@l.27,
8leeiQlnen prirm S4.50@-.-.
3toss NJ. -1to. 3 auf Der 8abn 4O@4ac.,
BIO. , 43@44!c.
81 / 8 te ,. lob.
6 iii erw H., Sort Sarrets" $50
87lc, syoro Gierce5" $I.10@1.124.
u ell ilJe..- Bel6lahtets &nrteu3 70
&c.,, oiibner 5@9c. @anie OF, &nteN
90 12c. ~ycbenbi9e 6ii9ner 10c@-, Gurteps
9@1lc, Gnten 10@13c, WQtle $5@57, OI6.
ner ppm port9e't l5er6jt II @l4 Spring"
$3@S6.
Gter. --@10c. bos Dbb.
&artoffeln. gurbants 24@26c
beiru Gar, 8eautv Of 9ebrorS 23@25c., @otlp
Stole 24@2Sc., GeLie 22@23c.. purdeiltaHs
Der 1890. Ytene $2.50@3.0 90 Der SuI6eI.
SlD eet : YotatoeS.- Sete ,5atuotIer
$2.50-3.00@-.- baS Ta5.
Sobnen , -Selte JtaOtes IL $l.6)@-.-
Wteoiurt5 l.G0@l.7 rs.
Grb ieu. - 8.ts grim: S1.01@t.11,
Warrowfat5 1.O0@1.05, 5pltt2@35c, Htnie.t
bette neue t..
butts:. - @re1neru $685., nab=
eerna@te 14@20c. belts Oairg 1S@21e
9erin9ere 12@l4t.. cute Sable" 14@15s,
Dl0lS l10El2c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15

auBer9em0bnIi9e S1tofIoiisteit,
per1ti9tcnoe 9terpoiitdt, 6ronii6e ,belrlta=
i;n5 Symphonic pon 'Nierenie;oen ODER Der
9ris6t'iben &ronfbeit. Brci. Mm. Il.
8bompion Don Der Seem Dorter llniperHtdt
iaat: Sn bielem Sanbe meroen pom Droni.
ibem Nierenle.ben me6r Grlpo6lene biltpe9=
9erafit, ais burb ir8:nb cine arbere &ranf=
belt, ans9enommeu N~uS;ebrlng." Der iu1se
9r. SEQ yeipiS, weld)cr liber Warmers Safe
Cure ipra6, i6rte6 etgelbdnoig folgenber=
maben ugSenn i'd merten wiirbe. boB t@
bos Opfer zines 9efabrlt9en Nierenleioen5
9emoroeu bin, 10 plroe t9 Sbr Gcsept se=
brolldlen."