davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-20
Derlniibtes.

= Ser @ouberneur bon Mtscon In
tptrb ii6 tDabri6einlt6 geu0tbi9t ie6en, Die
StadtSge1ebgebul1 g 81 elmer 9 p e.
cial@ Stbung etn3uberufen, oamit lie
eilltge grobe Te6ler, Die tie it6 gu Shuloen
fontl1en lieB, nod BEL ,3eiten herbei1ere.
Q(njtatt baB es BON Gerbre6en gegen bic
Sittlthteit, begangen al Otdoben rim Qu>
ter BON stpolf ober m b / Sabren", lauten
iol1, itebt in Dem @eiebe gei6rieben: rim
Q(lter bon Stp0lf noer pentger Sabren".
Danoelt IS it6 MIR = bat Die Birfung, oaB
fir un3ldttge Berbreden qegen ale tpetblt7
hen Yerionen, Die dlter ais 5u0lf Sabre
itno, feline Strafe feitgeiebt lit. Die Sadie
tpuroe bon Dem Staatsd1tDait BON ga @rolle
County entbedt, pelder etnen Wta1n, Der
Elm iddllbli6es 8erbrehen on elmer Derbetz
ratbeten Srou begging, 2u proaelltren bat.
ST lab 3t ietnem SGreden, DAB Die Nenoe7
rul1g 0eS @elebeS III Der Nufhebun9 Der
Strafe fiir OaS 8erbre6en beS In8eflagten
beitanb. Cine anoere Gntbedung beitebt
Dartl1, baB oaS @jeleb, tpeldes Die StbungSz
terntne bes @eri6tS i'm II. @ertGtsbe3trt
regelt. aufQeboben tpur0e, neil es unprafz
tti6 mar. Wtdn berguB aber an Steue oes
anf9e6obenen u1pratttiden @eiebeS Elm
neueS praftii6es Su e~rlalIen, ltlto oarun
fam in benz @ert6tSbeSirf fetn 9ertdt Obj
gebalten tperben. Sin neiteres unbetl lit
tpieDer our6 einen S6reibfebler angert6tet
porben. Die 2egislatur ieBte BEN l. Sep
TENDER ais Die @r0ffnungS3eit fir Die gtebz
bIbnerlago at, in benz be5iiglt6en @eleBe
ite6t ober Der l. Nuguit.
= Cine nti6eibungbon gro>
Der 8t6ti9fett purbe pom Sbers
ger If 6eS Staates SIltnots
abaeaeben. 8or Orei Sabren lief bic StaOt
st SSlanD ein S0la6tbaus erbauelt
Der Staot Derbral6te Tleti6 crit in benz
@ebGuoe auf BENT Sui iniptcirt nno bort
getootet perocn nlitlie, tDel6' leBtere Se7
1tintlnltn9 iebo6 inter 9~etpilien B%eotngun7
gen ur1gangen tDeroen fonnte. Sle WteB>
g ct manbten it6 All Die @eridte, Die
perl6ieoentlt6 entl6ieOen, bis ieBt oaS
Obergert6t enOgiiltig feitgeItelt bat, Dab
Die Staot fett 9fe6t babe, lol6e VerorD>
nungen 81 e~rlaIfen. Die OteB8er baben
5tpar etncu Sie8 Dantt erfo6ten, tie leben
a6er Elm, DAB Die @ntidetoung etu 5tDeiz
l6neioi9eS S6pert lit unb tie perbinoert,
Nrl1lour uno anberen @roBi6ldbtern ben
urrlab in Sleti6 in Der Staot 81 perblete1.
Sn Wtoltne louten na6 Dem Wfuiter Der
JtoG SSlGnoer 8eitilnmungen ~erlaIlen tperz
ben, Der Stootratb miro iiG aber jeBt bitten,
iie 31 e%rlaiien.
Ser &tdtrttt oe5 6errn
scott, S6pieBeroater Der Srau 5arrts
ion, bon letnem untergeoronete1 Nmte tit
MID obne pettere Solgen 9es
blIebet. Ser ate 6err pfle9te nad letnem
Wtttta9eiien III leinen 8ureauitltbl Elm flets
neS Shldfhen 81 MAIDEN. Sn Dteleln
poblperote1ten S9lummer tpuroe ct aber
our9 einen dnoereu Shreiber, eileH getpt1e
len giett bon S9io, r~egelmdBig geltOrt, Der
ito etn Sergniiaen oardus maDte, 0errn
Scott bur6 alIerbarO laute 53nrnfe, lpie
change cars" &C., auf3ui6reden. gtur
tpeiltge Gage, nah0em 6err Scott in oas
WeiBe 6als einQeaoaen mar. bat U 0ieler
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-20
ste Sart1er Notwithstanding.
Baris, 20. Nprtl.

Qllio bo6l Qn Wtontag ftn6et bic Grz
6ifuung itatt. Die 8eltausiteuu1g, Die
Dor eiuem Sabr nod fir unnt0gli6 gait, ia
nor eiuem 8ierteIie6r nod tpett i'm fYelo III
Iiegel i6ieu, iptrb oennoc6 3ur beitimmten
GtunOe fcrtig - ferti9 natirlih l1ur. ioz
ireit ein iOldeS 0crf jemdls sltr @tntpeis
IunG berett ltan0: baultG pollenoet uuo i'm
@roBen uno 0an8en eingeri6tet, ltaunensz
nertb aber geforoert uno 9eraoesu humber
bar i'll tbrer @ntfaltung, Die nit ungeabnter
S6neutgfett, IN beilplelloier Yrnbt unO
ben furdtbdrIteu Shlpiertgfetten gum SroB
geldab. GS lit DieS Die @eid)idte auer
4ariler WeItausitellullgen. QQe e1titanben
inter Stltrm unO Wetter: gum Sabre 1855
inter DEM &an0nelOonner bes &rtmfrteges,
tpdbren0 0as Oltlide europa benz neuen
&ailerretde miBtrauild auf Die ldngen Sim
GER la6; i'm Sabre 1867 urter Der Orobar1q
zines beuti6>fran5Oiii6en &rieges. Der 6ur6
Die S6lt6tung Der Gureln6urger 6rage nur
Dertagt 1parb; 1873 i'm 0a0er Der Reaiez
rllng nit ben Gdnmerl1, Der i'm 6erblt 31>
npr nod faft 81 bluttgem 3uiamrnenitoB
gefi6rt 9Gtte; 1889 enolt6 mitten i'm t3uz
iamllnenbruh Der parlamentaril6e 9tepuz
blif, an 8orabeno elmer unpermetoIi6en
9teuolution, i'm .3erniirfntB 6ranfreihs
nit Den europGii6en Trteocnsmd6ten II
il6ero;eS in elmer pirtbidaftlt6en &riiiS,
tpie Oas 9an6 ite lett n1e6r ais einem M3enz
idenalter ntht erlitten bat. Su6t man
' mad Broben ransoiti6znationaler 2ebensz
unO Spannfraft, 10 ftnbet man iie in iolz
den Q8erfen, 0eren irupoiante @r0Be mir
ais 0eutihe u1n 10 lieber ullo neioloier an
ertennen, oils lie I'M @jrunoe bod Werfc oes
6rie0enS itnb uu0 cine &ultur perberrlie
den, bel beren @ntiptflung Die geiitteten
gDlfer trob Der Qeri6ieoen6ett ibrer poltti1
f6en 8eoiirfuiiie &ae fir Sins, unO Gins
fir ollie itebeu.
2aiien mir ben 5ran3Oien ben GuDaL
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-20
GDita9o 0olpital fit grauen uno
Climber!
Eeke Adams u. Paulina Str, Chicago.

9eiunbbeits- 3nItnnb Der bette iebaebn gut m6blirte
Prlpotsimmer ie05 &rantenIGle nit SIo=NusIi6t.
@ebiibreu fir Yripat5immer BON $500 per @o9e,
lie nod Der Sage bee d3tnlnterS tnb aufpartung. Pris
Dot=Pottcnten tDnren i9ren &r5t aus Der 3abt Der ans
9~ei!eaten pber be1n6enben Mer3te ipdtleu.
@ebiibren in &rarfeul6Ien IS per Wo9e NIT gutter
gflege.
Die 5SabI Der ongeftenten @er5tc beIduTt 15 ouf 6
&er5te (Oane1) ruo Is b~eIubetoe @er3te (Serre1).
Sine Granfenipdrtertnue 9 1ule lit I'M 9oIpital.
Wegen @in2elDeiter nenbe man 1t) inter obiger
&6reiie OIL ben S~auptsar3t ooer MON ienbe etne @oits
marie fIr Elm Gtrcllar. 25nt3mDbalp
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-20
GtabItrt felt s5,.



Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
232 & 234 OFT RanooIpbsStr.,
stpii1en SrdntIin. n1b marset.5trass,
%eutpfteblt na9itebenbe 8eItfutefiet i'll frii9er Waate:
Beit.iten @nstte tttbaIer GdweiserfdIe,
gteHf6Jatelet ttto 0rtttcn SerG,:terf6Ie,
Toattefcrt ttto SSrOntaGe De 9tie,
Yofntclatts, @oafters ttnO @eH0 Ell. H6ff,
Vttnfteit &tHtbnege r=, Wntt,ts ultO SSalto f6Se.
Mcd1te bramnid1W. Ge~rueLatnnrit,
WotD6er SritifeIsSs beriuntIf,
Mcd1tet 2Seftpbat. ydjitfen 1ttI0 GGt0ust,
StrosbIr9er @ an9Ieber=D "a itefcn,
StrantcrsW0ls Guppc uto IfafimirtetF QIdI,
Vcr1ttdD frtea &edtS, 5tDg ttno NetEfi6,
Yetnite bcu. WsiIdjners y 6rim0et
%e6inb.~ NunsWsEpic NIB SnOiar,
Otan. SnrotteS tttt6 rtUttWeSiIGte 4ttr dn bte
IrtfdIe gals GarocHctt 1t. Gnro Ell cite I5uffer.
S1tHelorrTer Mctnfetf ttTO gsekmeiff0,
Medlte fraHS. gGtotneS taN NbannbfAnUnS,
Mcdtte9 SliOetts HtID WtoDte6Iy
0etrpGnete ptt5e (G d)tpGatms),
Wt~pbni16tsc1t, G.ttfe ttto 0rtustrGut,
Ststlct, perlgerlte ttttO ~gSctsfnGfteS,
MedDte 8aniIa:Gb6f1taoe nlO SDafan,
MedDteit SaDas nno @offasA affee,
Aue SorteI :d1ten 8riinet tIld)1oarsen Ebee,
UettoG. AirIaJctt, SlHrtfolfn, GetoeIbeereu.
9cdjtcn &Ottig nn0 Gin.betriaft,
0otoeni. gdtoei5er NIB dflteritE1t. geiIa,
SeutiG1e Spar6eln u1t6 Sfltopet GtiiGett,
Medtem Ydrticr GGJnmSfthbaf npN 4ntbe6,
SHtnnraScr, 9oisiGHbe IL. pdntn fctn,
TriiGe @eatfies, @tun1ers u. Btas=G aataen,
9%arantirt n'tO sn ben b~tateften gretfeu.
Henry SkchoellIxopf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-20
MQenten DerIamQtl

Bum 9ertrieb bon 9ilbern bes So1nlortet BoIiee-Wto.
nument. Gr6Be 24x30. Gtitfipeiie 25 @euts. @roBe
@olnmiiion. s. M. &oebt So. 27 Gait @ai6=
ir.otD1 Gtreet, Tourth Elopr. 20mi3DD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-20

90 ang 6emnnote 9erionen tDnnen bur6
~ feibt DerfQufliGe ln6 ntibttbe, baupti66ltd BEL ben
etuen oauernoet urto 9nten 8erbieuIt ~er5ielen. Senoue
@1Sfnnft ertbetlt M. Grnlt @leoeIolto. 8. 1apStm6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-20
SW ~Derf0Mfett
=. Fl. &c 90.

2-165 @~afbin9tpn= StraBc.
@GDneS @obnbaus (reu) aGl Stool 8iper in Oregon,
SuS., an Der s., y. u N.=@tieubabn, feiues 5ontmer=
iunOes Que1luaifer, r~ei5euOe Spa3tertpege CUTE @ele-
genbeit gum Ttrbern un6 fii6en. Gtgentbiimer 1T g-
milf, unbeGauteS Gi9ent0um in ether Yoritabt als
3ge5d8oginn9 en9hne9men, ooer ZEN Seltgtpim 9e9eH
eSornt=Brppertp = 1856 Mcres Sanb am 9esploines=
&tper, II OteiIen bonn Gonrtbans, in Der 9tdbe 3peter
@albnngen uto 2Geioe. 9ieS lit bas 6iaigite StHd
Sarb 1nuerbal6 IS Wtetlen BON G6ica8o; es 1T 0ors
ftobt=4ropertp unb mirb gu Sorms%reiieH ~pfferirt
$110 per Ncre.
Sine Der beiteu Sarmen in SgGe Gpuntp. Sas, l
Wteile no. BON 0reQou, l60 9tcre 9utes 9aus un6
StoG, prd9tiges Gueapafer 70 @cre %fultintrt, Der
Der Mere gu $45 o%ifertrt Dpr amet Mtonaten mar Der
Acre uiDt fir $50 at baben. Yrieflptdief erbeteH.
757Acre Walbun9en, 3 Wteilen II. npn Oregor, So,
gele9en. $29 big $40 per Aere; eM flarer Bud fteBt
Dnrtb bieie @egenh.
2Omot. 2lpb S. S. Wharih & SO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-20

1iuo, tpeI6e benz @enuB bon Spirituoien
bic mei1ten 8erbreden suI9retben. Cine
genaue 9ur6it6t bes Werfes lit Seoem gu
empfeblen. Der fi6 fir bieie Srage nGber
intcreiltrt.
- Serr @brabam Gbteiien BON
Sanien, y1ebr., lit Dor einigen Sagen an
einen 5er3 @lo9 :pl6bli6 .perl9ieoen.
Der 8er1torbene mar IN Solge Der TDGttg>
felt, tpel6e er lett mebreren Sa1ren auf benz
@ebiete Der SeibenfuItur e~ntfaItet
bat, in gans giebraSfa b%efannt; au@ bat er
Sen ruilti6en WauIbeerbaum bort
elngefibrt u1o madote tp6breno bes p%erflolz
lenen QStnters in Der Staatsge1ebgebung
letnen GtnfluB gu @unlten Der Grr!6tung
elmer Seiben> Station fur yfebrasta aelteno.
SbieIIen erblidte Dor un9efGbr so SSabren
in SiiOruBlalto DaS 2t6t Der Welt. pa er
feline @elegenheit fano, Die S6ule1 re9el=
maBig su beluden, 10 mar er 9enOtbtgt, it'd
bur6 S~elbitituDtum IN Der rullil6en
Spra9e 5u perpOlfommnen. gtadoem er
it6 cine griinblide &enntntB Der Qa1oes>
iprdde uno @eleBe ertporben bate, tpurbe
CT BON leinen QanbSlellten an Die SpiBe
elmer gegen BEN 2anol6tptnbel bober 8ez
amten geri1teten 8eipeglug 9eltelt, tpel6'
lebtere ben mutbtgen Bertbciotger Der
0ted)te ieiner Wfitbirger i'm Sabre 1873
mad Stbtrten in Die G%erbannung
i6i6ten, aus pelder er, na6bem er 3net
Sabre Die Qcioen raiiiiher @erbanater err
6uloet bate, entflob. SIM Sabre 1875 fam
Ibieffen mad Nmerifa uno miOmete ii6 Der
8aultz ur1o Seioen5udt, auf tpeldem @e>
biete er itd groBe Seroienlte erporbeu bat.
= 6ier lit ettpas Geues au Sem
@ebiete6er Reflame. Gin !&let0er>
@ei6dft in BbilaOeIpbia IaBt SeOermauu,
Ser bort, einen reuen Nnsug fault, in oems
lel6en pbotograpbiren. Die Sade ioa ft6
gut be5ablen.
-Qus Oaelroic, Monroe 60, Soma,
i6retbt man, baB bic Tarmer IN iener
gto6barihaft 10 Dtele Aeptel nod quiz
beuabrt baben, baB iie Oieielben fir flint
GentS oaS Bul6eI Oerfaufen, uno man6c
Sarmer iinb frob, tpenn SemanO fommt
uno ie megbolt. 6 !
&ur3li6 bemerfte 8rin3 3u6mtg
6erOinanb BET ieinem Spa1tereanee i'm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-20

Bring @eorg bon @rte6enz
lano, Der dlteite 8ruber oes grtehilhen
%&ronprtn5en unb 8rGutigams Der oeuti6en
Ratlerlbpeter bat in &open6agen
letn Wtartne Sfft5terserameu
be It anoen unb mtr6 als Sfftsier benz
nablt ieine erite Tobrt auf Der hGniIben
&orpette uOa9mar" ontreten. @let65eitia
bat Der 1tamelt6e Brtn3 W2om
J~tabpongle. 8been beitan6en; ber Brin,
miro glet6fallS an 8oro Der uOaanor6
geben, 3upor aber ieinen in Qon6on petleuz
ben Batter beiu6en.
= Son eirem eSntere1ienten Ser 8 jam
burger Qus # lit Elm @bremz
prets bon 40 collars ansqeiebt + III Sic
b eite &letbertra6t ser &eII<
ner. @s nurbe BET bieier Geleaen6eit
1tamentlt6 oarauf hineeipteien, 6aB in fetz
men @~aitbGulern Der @ait bel Seitlt6feiteu
bon Dem &euner uno Q~obnotener, in 9Srad
uno tpetber Binoe, ni6t 3u unteridetben
Jet. Der gG6ter Der Speiielofale eriter
&lai1e auf Der Qusite0ung, 8rindmann.
bon Dem v0otel gu ben bier scyabres3eiten",
tptro IT'D, pte btele anoere Der GeltaurQs
teure, uln ben Brets beiperben unb ieine
&euner nit folaenber &leioun9 einfteGen:
&ntebolen nit i6nar3en Striimpfen. Stiez
t~eletten, tDte tie Die Diterrei6iide Snfanterte
trd9t, NIT blanfen S6naQen, furaes. am
l6~lteBenoeS Saquet, g2eite aus Mal6ftoff
llto lGtpar3em Clips unb peiBem Straoet.
9os Saquet erbdlt blante &n0pie nit lRos
no9ramm, tnie Die Qortiers in ben 6otels.
Slele Observation-Disclosures" iino mad elmer
9eldidten !3ei9nung bereits in Sambura
anaefertiat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-20
O0nkbarer OQtient,

Der Ietnen Ranen ntbt 9enanut BADEN min, unp Der
feline O~oHIamOiee MieoesberFteurttg bon fd)pes
rem 2eiren elmer, tn einem DettDrtue5 ansegebenen
NrSnet perpantt, labt bur@ un8 bafel6e Eoltenfret an
BUD eutbdlt Gcsepte, bic In ieDer @ppt9efe 9ematt
perben f%6rnen. SGtdt Sure GbreIie NIT Briefnarte
an ,,Nsripot Seltmia Mno SispemiarH", 23 Belt
II. Ctr, Stem 8prt, %. y.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-16

strange terror.
"Oh, Eben- he gasped, ''that amt sleep.
They-they are frozer'
Eben stared, speeches., for a moment,
then he rushed forward and laid his hand on
the motionleSs figures. The touch sent a chill
through his arm. "Yes, they're gone" he
said, with a catch in his breath, as he looked
at those white, upturned faces on which rest
ed a smile of perfect peace.
The two young men stood looking down
pitifully at the sight. "Oh, Eb," said soft
hearted William, "are you suref'
Eben started. Was he sureS Gabriel must
have been exhausted with the loss of blood
and that long tramp through the snow while
Lettys strength was worn away by all that
she had suffered. Might not this semblance
of death be but the chill preceding it, from
which they could yet be. rousedi Eben bent
down and examined them more closely, then
he shouted in excitement: "Quick, Bill take
the team up to the village and come back
with the doctor in a jiffy! Please God, We'll
save 'em yeti"
William wanted no second word In an
incredibly short time he was OFF and back
again with the doctor. 1t was hard fight
in the old house that day between life and
When the mornings events were known
the whole village bestirred itself to offer as
sistance. Foremost among those who came
was Mr.. Fernald
you don't deserve your good luck, you
obstinate fellow" said the old man, in a tone
that belied his harsh words; but for Lefty S
sake we are all thankful hope after this,
Gabriel" he continued, seriously, you'll
make it up to her, eh?"
I'm try" answered Gabriel, solemnly, as
one who registers a VOW. II know" he went
on, that twas my doing as well as Steves.
If had been reasonable and waited-if l had
only waited" His face contracted. Mr..
Fernald knew that he was thinking of the
little grave under the hemlock tree
as Steve going to die" Gabriel asked sud
denly
The lawyer pursed up his lips contemptu-
ously. "Nought is never in danger. He's
good for many years mischief yet, i'm
agine."
But here he was wrong. Steves injury did
not at onco prove fatal, but he died from it
within twelvcmonth.
Larry Underhill was as good as his word.
But when he came to Stonyb he found
the mystery for which he had crossed the
ocean a mystery no longer. All that was
left him was to shake hands with Gabriel,
and wish him and Lefty happiness. And
Gabriel was glad to return these good wishes,
on learning that the artist was going to
marry Cora Fernald.
So peace and happiness came back at last
to Gabriel Dallas and his wife. There is a
vacant place in their lives where little Gabri-
ellie should be, a place which no other child,
however dear, can ever fill. But they have
each other again, and love and trust, and
they are content.-Kate Putnam Osgood in
Detroit Free Press.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-16
A DESPERATE FIGHT.

In the year of 1916, Siecinski, Bogdaszew'
ski and l, with three Russian soldiers who
guarded US, occupied a small shed near the
great distilleries of Ekaterlninski-Zovod, in
northern Siberia.
We were Polish mobiles and Polish patriots,
and had each passed separately the trial and
Imprisonment in irons which had followed
our participation in the conspiracy OF lS4O-l
Siecinsd and Bogdaszewsh preceded me to
Siberia, and there, alas! left them.
pass over the first five years of my exile,
with its tolls and trials, and will merely OBJ
serve that the permission to build and oc-
cupy dwelling apart had been granted to
my two friends and myself as a reward for
diligence and good conduct
Our three guards never left US by day or
night, but they drew apart during the long
evenings, and either slept or feigned to do so,
while we talked together of our beloved
country and the irrevocable past
or one subject, and that the one probably
most constantly in our minds, we never
spoke at all No one of us whispered the word
escape" and do not yet know whether my
two friends have succeeded in doing SO or
not. But this l know, that II still In cap
tivity they ponder through all the hours Of
every day the exile's problem, when and
how to escape2 Alasl how many die without
solving it! From the moment of my arrest
l had resolved upon flight, and knowledge
Of the terrible punishments inflicted by the
Russian government, not only upon fugi-
tives, but upon all who aid fugitive, had
induced me to determine to take no one into
my confidence.
My occupation during the last four years
of my Imprisonment had been that Of cor
responding clerk in the Bureau of the Distil
leries, and had in that way been brought
in contact with merchants and peasants from
all parts Of Siberia, and had acquired very
thorough knowledge Of the geography of the
country, of its customs and its inhabitants
In the latter part Of the year lS45 l la"
made three Htts9Rss % SSGa !DsS. T5SissA tor
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-16
LOVE IN CHURCH.

The souls Of all we're sad In solemn prayer,
Owning the mercy Of their Lord divine;
While in his holy presence so benign,
The tribute that was due they offered there.
My heart till then was free from every care,
Till then my fate had traced an equal line,
When 10! somee eyes, too high and pure for mine
Assaulted all my reason, unaware.
The novel vision struck me wholly blind;
From strangeness sprang the magic charm dis
played
By that soft presence all angelicaL
And can no alienation findf
Obi why in births hath Human Nature made
Difference SO great, and we her children all!
From the Portuguese Of Camoens.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-16
IlliteracY in Europe.

A writer in The London Figaro has, by
mathematical calculation, discovered that
only Is per cent of the population of Great
Britain are now illiterate, but in Russia,
Roumania and Servia 50 people out Of every
100 can neither read nor write. In Spain the
proportion OF ilIiterates is 63 per cent, in
Italy As But Great Britain is beaten by
little Holland, for Of every 100 Dutchmon
only 10 are unable to read and write. A still
moro wonderful result is arrived at in Swift
zerland, where 2.5 per cent. is the highest il
hterate proportion; while in Germany the
rate is only per cent, and in Sweden, Ba-
varia, Wurtemberg and Denmark there is
practically no one who csnaot read and write
LOVE IN CHURCH.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-16
EuDeDSV,

This is what you ought to have, in fact you
must have it, to fully enjoy life Thousands
are searching for it daily, and mourning be-
cause they find it not Thousands upon thou
sands of dollars are spent annually by our
people in the hope that they may attain this
boon. And vet II may be had by all. We
guarantee that Electric Bitters, II used Rc-
cOrding to directions and the use persisted in
will bring you Good Digestion and Gust the
demon Dyspepsia and install instead Bupepsy.
we recommend Electric Bitters for Dyspepsia
and all diseases OF Liver, Stomach and Kid
neyB. Sod at zoo, and SlOO per bottle by
Drefss, Thompson ; Co. Druggists, 1884,.
Morris tribune., 1889-10-16
Council Proceedings.

At meeting of the council heiu
Oct. IL, 1889, the following proceed
ings were had.
John House presented his fesigna'
ton as road overseer, which was
accepted and Ziba Caswell WAS ap-
pointed TO fill the vacancy.
CIstern committee reported ana pre-
sented bids for the construction OF
about eli 500 barrel cistern, as fol-
lows: John Flynn, $SOO.0Oi .. r
rewksbury, s2s7,00.
The latter bid was accepted and the
cistern committee empowered to en-
ter into contract with Mr.. Tewksbury
for the cistern.
John G. O'Bryan was removed from
the position of night watcllman, and
the marshal directed to procure some
one to fill the vacancy unit. an APP
pointment be made by the councii.
HI. S. Judson was appointed MEM
Der of the finance COMMITTEES ana
committee on sidewalks, and John
House on streets and purchasing
committee, to fill vacancies caused
by resignation of Messrs. Giltinan
and Murphy.
Morris tribune., 1889-10-16
Auction Sale.

will sell at public auction, on my
farm in the town of Scott, on THURS
DAY, OcT. "A, 's9, commencing at IL
o'clock, q. m, the following described
property, to-wit: l pure-bred Polled
Angus bull, imported Polled Angus
COW, 5 ga blood Polled Angus COWS,
2 pure bred Short-Horn COWS, 10 head
of heifers, 20 head of high grade
heifers and steers, pure bred Short
Horn bull, 2 span OF young brood
mares, 2 spring colts, 2 set bob-sleds,
5 plows, 2 mowers, a lot of pure breo
Berkshire pigs. aud numerous other
articles.
Terms of Sale: All sums of SIC
and under, cash. Over $40, one years
time on good bankable paper.
43t2. Milo CAMP.
Morris tribune., 1889-10-16
Good Crops.

The Real estate aud Financial Reg
lister says:
The crops In Stevens county are tile
best In this state this Year. The fol-
lowing are a few Illustrations: An
drew Becker threshed 40 bushels of
wheat per acre from 8acres; balance
of his wheat went over 30 bushels per
acre.
VIM. O'Brien tIireshad rs bushels
of wheat per acre from his poorest
piece. His other piece will go 80
bushels per acre. Thos. Gently says
he got SIS bushels per acre from some
Of his wheat crop. We think Thomas
exaggerated little.
We have yet to hear Of any wheat
going below 20 bushels per acre. The
general average appears TO be about
% bushels per acre.
Threshers say they have 10 trouble
in threshing one day with another
from 200 to $500 bushels per day
steam power.
Farmers are all jubilaut. All
wheat grades No. l Northern. Price
to-day, No. Northern, 65 cents.
There has been more real estate sold
this year than for the past five years
altogether. The sales are genuine,
the majority of the purchases being
made by farmers living in the county.
The lumber merchants report the
best business this year that they had
for the past eight years. S. Stewart,
of Hancock, just completed new ele-
vator here. This means the best
price for all kinds of farm produce.
Stewart is a man of business. He
gives all an article is worth and lie
avoids all speculation and "r!ion bus
mess. This makes four grain buyers
in Morris now.
Morris tribune., 1889-10-16
]. E. DANIELS0N
ATLANTIC AVENUE, SOUTH.
MORRIS, MIMI.

From all parts of the Northwest
comes the intelligence that the Oldest
inhabit has no recollection of $50 dry
a time as the present." The Missis-
sippi river, above Dubuque, has
dwindled down until it has become
only struggling creek, scarcely large
enough TO float good sized catfish.
The upper Missouri is only a Shiny
stream OF mud. The Minnesota river
sometime since went dry, or nearly
so, and is not navigable for either
row boats or fish. Big Stone lake is
in fair way of becoming lake of
mud, instead of clear, blue water,
alive with game fish. Lake Traverse,
well, that's lost sight of; while the
numerous smaller lakes in this
vicinity are drying up rapidly, and
unless we have heavy rains before it
freezes up for winter, a large proper
ton of the fish will be destroyed by
being frozen III the ice. Flour mills
in every direction--at Fergus Falls,
Barrett, the North Star and River
side, on the Pomme de Terre, and
very many others have been obliged
| to shut down for want of water, and
| to guard against similar emergencies
in the future, are introducing engines
| and steam fixtures. It's adry time.
It's very dry time. aud If we don't
have rain soon, it will be still dryer.