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The Helena independent., 1889-04-10
All Qsiet at Panama.

WASHINGTON April 9.-The secretary
Of state has been Informed by Adamson.
the United States consul general at Pan
anna, that the trouble feared on account Of
the stoppage Of work on the canal has not
occurred and that good order prevails In
that locality. The consul also reports that
great railroads will soon be built In Chill
and America capital lists are projecting
extensive enterprises Of similar nature IN
Jamaica. He says the Panama canal com
pany In ordering work done at several
points on the line of the canal, bt this
Il thought TO be for the purpose ~ prevent
ing questions arising from the total aban-
donment OF the project
The Helena independent., 1889-04-10
where Rudnlnh snicld.d.

VIENNA, April a.-Emperor Francis
Joseph has purchased the Mayerling estate,
which was owned by the late Crown Prince
Rudolph. The main building will be con-
verted into q CarInelite nunnery. The
room In which the Crown Prince committed
suicide will be- turned into chapel. The
other parts will be fitted up as an asylum
The Helena independent., 1889-04-10
ANEW LINE FOR ST. PAUL.
rhs Route of the spokane a Eastern Other
HALLWAY NaMa.

Tie Route OF the spokane a Eastern-Other
Railway News.
SPOKANE FALLS, April 9.-The Spo-
kane. Post Falls Il Eastern railway CON-
pany has been organized, with a capital OF
s5,OOO,0OO. The company will build line
east from Spokane TO Post Falls, thence to
some point on the ST. Paul, Minneapolis d
Manitoba railway. connecting the Mani
toba with the Seattle 4 Lake Shore and
forming new line from st. Paul 10 Puget
Sound. Surveyors will run the line im-
mediately.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-10
Ano,b.r TjtIcJ nankrup,.

LONDON, April 9.-Lord Francis Cecil,
the second son OF the Marquis, has been
adiudged bankrupt, with liabilities Of
S2l0,000,
IL IL learned that Lord Londonderry has
decided not 10 resign the post OF Irish
viceroy until August.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-10
SORGHUM SUGAR.
Result Of the Experiments by the
Government to Test the Value
Of the Plant.
New Jersey not Suited for Raising u,
While Kansas Possesses the
Soil and Climate.
Report OF Secretary Rusk on the work Of
the Agricultural Experiment sta
tions--Money for the Cause.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-H. w. Wiley,
the chemist Of the agricultural department,
has completed his record OF experiments
in the manufacture Of sugar from sorghum,
conducted last wear at Rio Grande, n. j.,
Kinner, La, and Conway Springs, Dou-
glass and Sterling, Kan. The work at Ster
ling differed from that at the other places
II was the examination Of all obtainable
varieties OF the sorghum plant begun by
the Sterling sugar company and completed
by the department The work at Rio
Graude, n. j., was carried on by IL. A.
Hughes, whose purpose was 10
determine whether OF not sorghum
sugar could be successfully manufactured
on q small scale, Prof. Wiley says he does
not see any favorable result coming from
the two years trial at Rio Grande. The
practical experiments carried on at Doug
lass consisted In thorough trial OF the
system OF diffusion Hughes SYSTEM 10 test
its fitness for working on a large scale.
They were not q success, owing 10 the fail
ure Of the battery 10 work properly. The
agricultural results were, however, OF the
most encouraging nature, showing In that
locality crop OF sorghum cane can be
grown which, with proper treatment, may
be expected To yield eighty or ninety
pounds OF sugar from ton OF pure cane.
Prof. Wiley deV0tes considerable space 10
the presentation Of points to be considered
In building a factory. Southern and west.
ern Kansas possesses the best soil and eli
mate for sorghum raising. So far as known
indian Territory Is destined 10 be the
center OF the industry. The expectation
of establishing successful sorghum in
dustry In the great maize fields Of the
country must now be definitely abandoned.
In detail the bulletin is very complete. IL
contains the reports Of the assistants In
charge OF the experiments at the several
stations, with daily records of the results
in tabulated form, and analyses of the
sugar beets grown IN Kansas from seed
furnished by Claus Spreckels, TO the effect
of the diffusion process upon the extraction
OF sugar from sugar cane. The latest
Iepos. on 'h,s a. sunleca. ea. showed ,..n an
Ia made from ton OF cane
The Helena independent., 1889-04-10
Living.ton's New Postmaster

WASHINGTON, April s.-The president
to-day appointed large number Of post
masters, among whom where Albert M
Brooks, Seattle, W. T.; Alonzo T. Raynes
Yreka. Cal; Ambrose Bray, Central City,
Colo; Augustus s. Smith, Marysyille,
Gala Carl r. Peterson, Livingston, NJ. T..
John Poole, Redwood City, Gala.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-10
struck bvan Fpyin.

JERSEY CITY, n. j., April "A Hobo
ken street car was struck this morning by
. Pennsylvania railroad engine. Four
men were severely injured, two dangerous
ly, while dozen others were cut by flying
glass.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-10
The sIou. Commission.

WASHINGTON, April 9-It is understood
the new Sioux commission will consist OF
VIM. Warren, Missouri, Chas. Foster,
Ohio, John Is. King, Nebraska, Major
General Crook and the democratic mem.
bers, not yet decided upon, from Penn
gvlyanta
The Helena independent., 1889-04-10

MARYsvILLE, April Especial to the
independently THE output of the Drum
Lummon mine for the month OF March
was slis,Ooo; the working expenses for the
month, s55, 800.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-10
Tired of His Reign,

LONDON, April s.-The st, James Ca
zette says: The Marquis OF Londonderry
has intlmated desire TO resign the viceroy-
private affairs and the III health OF his
wifa
The Helena independent., 1889-04-10

BERLIN, April s-The Reichsanzeiger
announces that Count Won Schellendorf
retires from the ministry Of war at his own
request, AID will be succeeded by General
Verdy du Verners. who Is a general OF In
fantry and governor of Strasburg.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-10

WASHINGTON. April 9.-Secretary Rusk
has issued pamphlet giving history Of
the agricultural experiment stations which
have been established under the present
law Of congress and are now conducting
scientific and practical experiments In re-
gard TO the soil, tillage, manures, crops,
stock feeding, dairying, and horticulture
In the various states. All the states and
one territory. Dakota, now have agricul-
tural experiment stations. The total num-
Der of stations now In operation Is forty,
including branch stations, nearly sixty,
employing more than $40 scientists and ,agri-
culturlsts, and will this year receive $780,
900 from the national government and
about sl25 OOG from states and other
sources. The most cordial feeling exists
between the stations and the department
of agriculture, which Is charged by con-
gress with the duty of supervising and aid
ing the work OF the stations.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-10

BALTIMORE, April Robert Garrett Is
greatly improved and will probably 20 to
Scotland In June 10 hunt on the estate OF
wlnaus, whose guest he will De.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-10

ALBANY, N. Y, April s-The Saxton
ballot reform bill passed the assembly this
afternoon. The republicans almost all
voted for the bill and the democrats against.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-10
Notice To Contractors

Bids will be received for the carpenter work at
the German Lutheran church until April lith,
1850 st O'Clock D. N. Plane and specincaions
can be- seen at the once Of the nndersigDed. The
right is reserved to reject my and All eid.
FNBD HEINLBIN,
Architect Masonic Temple.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-29
Il Bold Robbery,

Last evening between and z o.
clock james Brain went out for n buggy
ride, and " hen he LETT lie told his work
man. Mr.. Ruggles. TO leave the back
door unlocked and put box against it
when he went to supper. When hr.
Balm returned to the store he found
tho gate Of the back yard open and
when lie went into the store lie found
that some one had been in, as the box
was moved away from the Lark door.
On examination he found that his desk,
whore he kept his money during tho
Gay. had been pried open aud the
money, about $50, Postoffice Order
for $38 aud about SO in postnge stamps
had disappeared. Nothing else. SO far
as lie can discover, was disturbed.
The robbery was bold one, rs it
occurred in broad daylight, and the
thief was evidently some on. who wns
well acquainted with the premises mud
Mr.. Bruin's desk, rs well as his custom
i'll leaving his change therein during the
daytime. No clue has so fur been dis
covered as to the identity of the cum
ming rascal who 30 adroitIy managed
to replenish his exchequer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-29

at which some one had been sharpening
tools " short time previous.
Minister-Ny son. don't attempt to
return the cruel blow that wicked bow
just gave YOU.
B'y-All right. I'll do the forgivin'
act ill he droi.s TINT rock out of his
huud. aud then I'll bounce this brick
bat Ctfrn his head. He can Try the
forgivin' act hisself for II while then.
large party OF tie friends of Mrs.
WvlSam'tt assembled Mt the residence
OF her daughter, Mrs. Taylor, lost evon-
ing, the occnsiou being surprise to the
old lady who yesterday reached her
seventy-third birthday. Mrs. Wolga.
mott, 10 spite OF her nge, is a cheerful,
s"ci"bie old lady. and highly apprc-
cnted this mark of respect ut the hands
Of her neighbors.
large assembly of the patrons of
our public schools witnessed the closing
exercises this afternoon. These con-
sisted of drclsmations, recitations. etc
followed by q bountifuI supply of ice
cream and cake with which the children
we're RECALLED, and this they considered
the most iuteres ting feature of the &C.
custom. 1t is lot set decided WHEN the
Full term will open, but the children
caa count on u rest of two months ut
least.
There seems 10 be no move for
CT celebration of OAR National Holiday in
EIko, hut our reighhorirg towns nre
determined not to be behind tho times
us will he seen by reference to m ad
under the head OF New To-day. Hurve
knows how to make, it pleasant for
visitors, and invites all who think they
have fast horses to come and compete
for the liberal prizes which will be
awarded on that orcnsion
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-29
nduratod Flore Ware.

The attention Of the public is directed
to NY now stock of r. los, Buckets, Ba-
slnS, etc., manufactured from Iadurated
Wood Fibre, pressed out in ono piece,
without srnms or hoops. It is light
and durable, will not shrink or swell
will not faint any kind Of liqnid
and bids fair to Eurercsds tin and wood.
Ga ware, Call and s1snine it.
Fl. CnAaB,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-29
Cattle SpaytnK.

j. Trullinger, Veterinary Surgeon,
will pay this county u visit, doing
veterinary surgical work. cattle spay-
ing. etc. provided he can obtain enough
work TO Justify the trip. Those having
any work in his line will plense lemve
orders with V. G. Bartlett Mt EIko, and
II there is enough to pay him he will
come up from WInnemucca where he is
now stationed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-29
SIraycd or stolen.

From our pasture nenr Hnlieck, some
time III April, 1859. che light bay horse,
branded JILL CONNECTED, (the stems of
the j and l. forming the H). on left
thigh, S OH lett shoulder and 90 on
lett hip. One dirk buy horse branded
90 on left hipnud vented on left shout
der, also branded 20 on left hip.s
a su!t be reward will lie paid for the
return Of the horses TO Huileck, or for
Information where they may he found.
KELLY Il MCCAIN,
Hnlleat. New. May s. 1889. If
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-29
Roll OF Honor.

Following is the report of the Starr
Valley school for the month ending MuJ
"a, 1899;
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-29
Undertaking.

Having purchased Of Brown & Hos
kins thajr interest in the Undertaking
business, l am now prepared to attend
to all calls in that line. will also ut.
tend to the repairing md upholsteripR
OF Furniture, etc. Shop on Com,uercisI
street, next door to Brown & Hoskiph'
old stand.
6.6 n. F PETsEsoN.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-29
PaltSnde EaoIeI.
H. ChAaB,

Since the recent fire ut Pnlisade
which Ge.troyed my hotel, together with
ita contents, I have opened the PAIL
SADIE HOTEL and am now prepared
to accommodate the travelling public
with good accom- nedutious. both as to
board and lodging. A libernl share Of
the public patronage is respectfully
collected.
l9 T. M BAUM
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-29

M. Reinhart has
Just received his
Spring and Summer
samples for custom
made clothing. IT
you want your
clothes made to Or
der, give him a call
and see as fine q
line Of samples as
has ever been ex-
hibited in Elko.
You can get a suit
of clothes made to
order from $21 90
up. Fit Guaran-
tced.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-29
Rcnding Rooms.

Tbs w. G. L. u. R~ading Rooms are
we'll supplied with the kest literature,
are open every day md visitors are
always welcome. Ga Saturday evening
strawberries, sugar and cream, with
cake, will be supplied.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-29
"L,ve anan.e.hiyo.n

Those who desire topurchnHe the best
quality of Groceries aud Provisions are
referred TO the above reliable house
where fair dealing md cOur,eoun treat
ment il the >ule. Glassware, Tinwnr,
StoDsHArn, Nails etc. always IN stock
II ~ iHABa
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-29

t7s Al IA E1so M A MonTR sAs BE-
ave their whole tiTae TO tho busiRsss. Spare
nofa'nts nay be prohtsbly snploJsA' A,ss. A
few vacancies In towns Apd oiLiss y. r.
Va. Pie state age and hNstR eEs
experience. Never psiAa AboHL
scnatnK sLAnap FSr.FsRiy. ~. ". ,.
4 Co,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-29
SAI.MAGVNDR.

Fresh prepared Squirrel, Gopher and
Mngpie poison at MuIlnrs Drug
Store.
NJ. s. Bornifield, of Winnemucca,
arrived by last evenings train aud
stopped over until this morniug.
Fishing poles from 20 cents up. and
a full assortment of due fishing tackle
at Mulier's.
To those vino desire n pure viii, kew
We you'd recommend the Old renne
s,e White Rye, for sale by L. Y. Mui-
Ter.
l.. G ldstein left this morning on Lis
return t. Mountain City. His mother
left las o. ming for her home in Sun
Jose.
Even Sarah Bernhart shows n desire
to lead better lie. She has a It
smoking cigarettes and taken to mild
cigars.
The Safe Militia. or Nevada National
Guard, is designnt.d as N. N. q. Which
might be translated as Nobty, Out No
Good.
Another car load of live fowls unSsed
Through west bound this morning. The
live chicken trade must be n Dr,fitnlle
industry.
The marriage of ex-Secreinry Bovurd
t. Miss Mary Williams Ciymer is NJ.
nounced to take pIace June - in
Washington.
The strikes in Germany are still
spreading. Nineteen Thousand me-,
employed in the building trades in Ber
lin are now unt.
Strong IF ,r,s mr., heinz, m,do hv the
fr;snd. -, Gor.r,, .R,.oo.,,.,
him rutuined by tho Administration as
Register Of the rc.nptry.
The Tuscaror, st,oe hron,h, dowr
vesterd,,v six bars q ,r,n,,,w.o,L,
bullion valued NJ SD O0O which w,s
for,,r5.I ,o g, Pr,ro;, In. o,,,
ing.
Weddipp Cards Of the latest de.io,s
priuted j., n neat md ,ustv MANN
oL.a,,er thon tlrv c0u he oct either in
Sacramento ar Ssn F,urci,co ST ,bo
lsDEpyNDsNr uff;..
E,,o ,io ,oi,,. Il ill.,,
good. bad or Indifferent. A. hele,of,re
r,a,el .in tbe.. c,lup,. ,h.re !. n,
OPENING for n oood r.ech,,ic era md
sncb n workp,nn wo,ld do we'll in TIk ,
r..;, r.;;
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t,,o =, T.: ., L,,t 1: A..
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il, Oklahoma uow
rho1,,, e 1oms t bo
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th. o,,,I. for .,,;,h i !, ou, :, :,
a,o,,L,. ,.,...,,,, t,,n :. A., H..
stocl ip,.r.'+. IF u,e worId
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-29

Just received from the Enh large
invoiss OF Mons Clothing ut
81. R;:.EgAkr's
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-16
t abltrt lett 1885,.
Henry SchOellkopf,
Wholesale 6 Retail Grocer,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer.

232 & 234 OF RanoolpbsStr,
spii6en Srantltns unb Martet-etrass y
empfieblt in frii9er @aare:
0teG)4en Gtttn ertbaLer safe,
gteui d ateIer 1ts,0 9ritlIett SSr6tttets &dIe,
SSrottage De Srte 1ttO WoGMefortz &GIe,s
tent ert= 11no Gaprera=SpG1e,
SSeinite JR1bttbattter rttO &abttf6Ie,
&tmtb1atG et=, G0atttets ttt0 HGtnt lei atts 36fes
9led,tett 9iiEeIoOrfer @etnienf 4lno GiiTG,
SfetRiteS 9epDtts 1tt0 SLtOen=SeL,
9ted1fe bt1titI d. 10. GeroeLntapurIt,
@ptbaer SRI
GaIattt 1tuO @eitpb6ltiGe Gd1ttttetr
95eme bpa6u0iid,e MtId)mets& sariu9es
gfMf. SatOtnes urO nortpcg. 9lndJODteS,
&antb. GOItj ertnse nmo Sprnttet,
iteteW a&Ito ttartMtttett MaL
SaIss atOeuett tnO Saroeueubutter,
Srtfde @etnirse tino &1rDeerblatter,
UranS. Gbampi9t01tS, SItoet taO &aperW,
GDtneItldIen preIerO. SngiUer,
9entSdegpar9e4m, 9cbnet y. set. Gmb6ets
9teme 8riinfcrn, 2Sets etgttes MnD 8erfte,
&sirIe, &ittIett tt0 SnG4uetsens 8tISe, 6
SRartO # cInt ebL 1ItO NetSmebL,
GonoenI. f0tuei5er 1ttO 0ttertf6tttI6e WetId1p
2EeAte &0tt4c< GbpfnIaOe 1tto &afAO,
SeettStem grtt1en ttto idDtpnt5et Sbees
Gsedltett SGbds, Nptfas tno NtOs&AWcep
9eu4Id,eS Ell d. etttt1tS 4ttto 9trnet,
0tob1Iaaite1t, SfitttIteI1 u. @GdboI0erbeetetG,
Saamarie1t=, Sanf= tt1ao M~apSfaatnen,
9cutSG1e Gpitttr1Ser 1tatO @ouftaRer,
SDoIsid)mbe 1ao SsoIsp0ntOTeIn,
Barrier S6tupftabaf BON &ubbed,
opie cine groBe @ustpabl oller @rten Groceries.
Henry SchOel1kopE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-16
vo0te 8tuetfeG Des @eHe@1

@tbolaSeiIe, &p., ben 3. arauit 1888.
Sr. 9toetpag: go babe Sbr 9tea6D 9felief uWb Sbre
Ytlett IN nlet1er Prarts nit ben beIten 9tefultatetl oes
brau9t. SD CLAUDE, ooB Sbre &r5neieu obne 3peifeI
pie betten I'M 3anbet iin6. Sb ia0te eineln Qrst nelIs
lt4, oaB er rte1r Slid in ieiner 9raEts bdber miirbe,
menn er Sbre Wttttel ge6rnn9en mir0e, uub er Ioote
uitr, oaB er es tbun tuIr0e.
Me9iette6er 9ebeilt fur SO gsnfss. S. sie6t feiu
9etlnltttel IN Der WeIt mel6es meGIeIieber unb oue
onoeren 1talnrtiber, btltDien. gteroetls uro GttOere
Steber 10 f6neI betIt nte &o0uop's ReIief in 9erbius
bun9 nit RabDop's 9tGen.
Set6iWRtersen MnS @eGIeGfebee~
@rOton eaHbing, 81. D, ben %. Stunt 1888.
9erret Ga6tpag & So, Nteine Serreu SIN ber
bort9en Sotion beibaftt9te i'd ungef6br $50 8eute.
M66rens Der 9ailon pertaufte i'd b~enTelben uuaefdbr
Is SnBeuo Slofbeu GeabD RsIieI unb cine qruRe AHa
36abl PitIet unb g%teiolnent. Sic gebrau1en 6as Reobp
gtelteI in t6reu 3rinfpaiier, 10 Bis Is Iropfeu auf Elm
Slas, tint &eibi0mer5en uno We6IeIfeber al perbus
ten, aud bet Quetl9un9en, i9ltmneH 66nben, rbeus
ntattlhen, ShHter3en. rn6 i9ltwmeu gals. @enn
MIR 5ltaltg etnett 6iefer Mrtttef ausperfauft boben, 10
babett mir feline JtIbe, as big mir b~eRfelben tpteber
oorrQt9ig BADEN. SD nebme ielbit ettpas bapon elm.
ebe I'D pes Qtorgens mad neiner 3ie9eI6reHnerei eebe,
uno Ietoe iebr ieIteu on SSteber. SIM OerlpHeuenTriha
iobr Ittt i'd an Rbeumattsntus un6 BE 9iaen Boben
mir utebr 9eniiBt, os trgetb etu anberes MtttteL haS
i'd 9ebrand5t babe. S9r ~er9ebsner
6. 9aHtttpn, lSE.
pas eirstee gdmexsf s.gsttteI,
Del6es fofort in elmer bis 3pan3iQ Minus
ten 0nr1 etHe e~innlaltge IntpeHouug 6e ~narternbs
fen G9mer8en beleltiqt, Gnt3inbuu9en linoert unb
@pngeittonett betlt, it eS an Der &unge, tn Wta9en, in
ben Gtngepeioe1 ooer ~ioHittgen Srttieu pber Srgauen.
Nte befti9 uno marternb audi bic Stntersen Der Otbeus
MATTER, Der 8ettldgerigen, Der @9noden, ber &rips
pei, Der g%aerD0ien, Der 9euraIgiter, obar nit elmer ipHa
ittgen &rantbett 8efaaener aud fetu mDgen,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
pirb iofOrtige grlet9ternng g~eipabren.
Sic gLntpenbuug bes &eabp &e[ief on benz Tbeile.
to Die S6mer5en iib beftnoen, tpirb Grlei9terllnQ
uno Sinberung 9%emaGren.
gy TiiHf8i9 Gents bic TIaide. 81
gu boben BET alien @pDtbetern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-16
z. z. x.
RAD ways
READY Relief,
Sic biligite unb bette Mr3uei fitr Ta<
mllieH=0 ebrau6 1T Der 8eIt.
Gin WttteG 8esem ale
Sommer Rrdnfbetten.

YIN balber big su einem SbeelDffel bon in einer1
9eioeI @la1e gSaIer beiIt in tpent9en Minnten &rdnta
gterhoiit6t, S9Ga lof9feit, Siorrb6e, Rubr, Gbolera
&oltt glaDIn9en nno ale innerIi9en &rontheiteI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-16
Srontpte @trfnrs BET etncua Gbos
~IcEa>NNf6M.

GAIT Stem gort, ben IT, 9eaember 1888.
9r. H90lpop-Sm porigen CONNER purbe id bon
Ssolera:Dtorbns befouens rnO natbbem i'd un9efdbr
Alle5 obite @rfnlg perlu9t bate, bottle meme ssraH
enoi1d Sbr. TeaoD gfeliet pDrlit metn Wagen singeo
puroe bstnabe augenbItdIi6 9ebetlt. IS eeuGbrt rair
9roBes Ter9nii9en. bas q. S.. N. Nnen, bic anG4mera
Set Doer &r6npfen TN Mtaeen Ieiben, AL eulpfebIeu.
IS mar etue @ottesgabe fir mid.
GDarles S4onfteI6, 81 2intupDb los.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-16
ST prafttstrte NIT N. o. 90.

WtDTIuBue, &eE.
Sr. GtabpoD 6 $3.50 babe Sbre grsneten felt 20
Sabren sebrau9t nnb babe in teinem San BON S6lt.
felTrolt nerIeAlt cine Sur gu betpertfteligen. Sd gee
orGllcDe ttt9ts als sfbr SteobD gteItef un6 S1re YtQeu.
6hn2 G @ nrraS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-16
M RIA,
S6tttelfrOit, 8e6iel= Gieber, befegt.
Radway's Ready Relief

trrtrt 1u1t nun ben 8~atieuten, Der BON biefem ibreta
ILt1en Tetn6e beg anfte6lers in neu beliebelten Seeens
&fute, ipeIbe benz maGortI6en Site ausoefebt limb. lee
ben WtorgeH 20 biz 80 Sropfen &cobp Reltef in einem
9le1e Wa1ier trtnfen ultb Oieletbt einen Grader baaw
eile11, tperoen fe ieoem &n9riff pOrbeugen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-15
tGlectrfc Ritfera.

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popmlar eeuprben, 6ab es faum nod befDnberer
grtudbnuus bebarf. Nue, bic es ieinats ge.
braudten, ftimmen nit Elm in fein Sob. Cine
reinere Mebietn siebt es nidt, unb es tpirb Ga.
rantie %seIeifet, bag fe slues Ieifet, mas mon
boa ibr berfpri9t. electric Bitters beilt ale
2eiben Der 2e5er unb Der 3ieren, es ~entfernt
@ef6pire, Ausf9las, GalafuB unb anbere
GoIeen u~nreinen Blute8. IS treibt bas Nta.
laria. Gieber aus benz Sbfiem, beust bemfelben
bot unb beiIt ss ieIbf in ben bartnadisfen
Gduen. 60 turirt aobfi@merseu, 8~Iutanbrans
mad benz Ropfe unb Misrdne. @erInde baS
electric BitterS! Seiluna wirb s%arantirt, ODER
baS Gelb Surtidse5ablt. 9reiS pet Glalde so
Gents unb 81 in allen Gpotbeten. @bolefale
BET Greib, Sbomp1on & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-15
ser pbaban in ph.geraa.

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bau unb bas Obf. @ef9dft tpdbrenb Der
lebten Sabre i'm 6iili9en SbeiIe bon
Seras gernadt baben, bringt ber "Aus.
tin Globe" bic folgenbe, interefante
MittbeiIung:
.Operton, in &ust County, 10
lautet bieielbe, - lie8t an Der Snternas
iional & @reat Wortbern N. sc. 240
Meilen n6rbli9 bon Mufin, re9t mits
ten i'm 9eraen beg beften Obfbifrittes
i'm State unb fomrnt felt Der lebten
3eit als Wittelpunft far bic ObHinters
ehen raid our Mnertennung unb Gel.
tung. IS befinbet fi1 bort cine Obifz
ginma@e>G abrit, bic cine 2eifungsfd.
bisteit bat, I'm in Der Saiion 100. 900
8l9len 3u berf9iden. Onerton Iieat
auf benz b09ften puntt spif9en Sbrebe.
port unb @albefion, an Der Stelle, mo-
bic 9enberfon unb Oberton 3tpeiebabn
in bic INTERNATIONAL 8abu miinbet.
Nit fol9em Offer unb grfOlg tpirb Der
Obitban in OFteras betrieben, baB es
Sebem, tpel6er bieien 2anbestbeil bes
reift, fofort In bic Nugen fdlt. Nuf ies
benz puntt Der StraBe fiebt er taufenbe
unb aber tauienbe BON iungen, ebe1 erff
a%nsepHan3ten Sbftbdumen, bic ale i'm
beiten Stanbe ftnb, unb reiit .er pd1.
reno ber Sabresseit. mo- bas Obj ber.
fdift tuirb, bur@ bic @egenb, 10 fiebt
er auf ieber CHARACTERIZATION unses
beure SoufeH BON 2ifien aufgetbirmt,
bic init Obf gefiut Hnb unb ben beften
8eueis bafiir ablegen, elm uie groBar'
tiges ausfubr @ef9dft OfsSegas i'm
8erlaufe Der lebten paar Sabre f9on
aufgebaut bot"