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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-26
Must Be a Mistake.

A special to the GLOBE from Chicago
says the lot and building Of the Chicago
Times have been purchased by James
Blodgett, of Minneapolis, the consider
alton being S9S0,000. Immediately after
the negotiations were concluded the
Times company effected release from
Mr.. Blodgett of the property for period
of ten years at an annual rental Of 6 ner
cent or $500. James Blodgett must
be either myth or recent arrival in
Minneapolis, as even the police do not
know OF such man and his name is not
In the city directory.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-26
Christian Endeavor Meetings.

The society of Christian Endeavor of
the Church of Christ, corner of Eleventh
street and Portland avenue, is engaging
in peculiar work. it being no less than
a distinctive effort to carry forward a
through the present week, and probably
over the week following. The pastor,
Elder W. j. Lhamon, has nominal con-
troll, and breaches half-hour's sermon
each night, but otherwise the exhorta-
tions and prayers are in the hands of
the young people. A half-hour's song
service precedes the regular service.
commencing at 7:3O o'clock, which is
open to the public.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-26
THE PULPIT FOUNDERS.
The Monday Morning Meeting OF
Ministers Outlined.

"The Care of Probations" was the
title of an interesting paper read at the
meeting of the Methodist ministers yes
terday by Rev. DR.. George W. Miller.
The paper drew out long discussion
in which Rev. David Tice and Rev. c..
A. Greasy took an active part.
Rev. Norman Mcleod addressed the
Presbyterian ministers OIL "Does the
Church of To-Day Lack Spiritual
Power?" A proposition to indorse
Bishop, the mind-reader, was refused.
The Methodist ministers, since they
adopted resolution firing out reporters.
have been troubled because the rev.
erend gentleman detailed to do the re-
porter act did not get his reports right,
and yesterday they wanted to admit re-
porters again. The matter will come
up at the next meeting,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-26
The Dayton-NeiI Suit Decided.

Judge Young rendered decision in
the Observation-Disclosures case yesterday,
whereby farm decided by Maria B.
Dayton-Nell, the plaintiff, to the wife
of her son, Lyman G. Dayton, isre-
turned to the plaintiff.
The evidence showed that the land
was decided to the defendants under
duress, young Dayton having threatened
personal violence to the family of the
plalntlff it the deed was not executed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-26
Hazen i'm Office

On the strength of written opinion
from the assistant city attorney and the
filing of a bond approved by the city
attorney, Clerk Haney administered the
oath of office to the new building in
spector, j. M. Hazen, yesterday, and the
latter was busy looking over the books
and 'getting the run of things" Mr..
Orff, after consulting the city attorney,
decided to retire and relinquish any
claims he might have ON the office.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-26
A Celebrated Case.

The old suit of c. G. Bennett, ad-
ministrator of the estate of Gustave
Brown, who was killed by the falling of
the walls of the St. Anthony elevator in
1887. against the Syndicate Insurance
company, was begun yesterday before
Judge Hooker and a struck Jury.
Nearly all day was consumed in filling
the panel. This will be the third time
the case has been tried.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-26
MINNEAPOLIS ATHLETES.
An Exhibition Which Reflects

nh GANEDitiOn men EteneCtS
Credit Upon Amateur Gymnasts.
The athletic exhibition at the rooms
of the Minneapolis Athletic club, 243
Nicollet avenue, last evening, for the
benefit of William Taylor and Frank
Bush. assistants to Prof. DuplessiS, was
pleasant affair in all respects, and
was we'll attended by ladies and gentle
men who enjoy sports of that kind. All
of the events were well executed
and called forth unlimited APP
plause. Among those who took
part i'll the performance were: William
Taylor, j. W. Dobbs. j. Scanlon, ii.
Drew, 7. Fl. Gallagher. George ROLLS.
c. Q. Duplessis, sparring; j. Murphy,
NJ. Morrison and an unknown, wrest-
ling; K. Mast, Il. O'Brien, IT. McNalI,
W..1ouhey.C. o. Duplessis and members
of the st. Paul club, horizontal bar;
W. Touhey. L. O'Brien. NJ. Moran. f.
Bush. j. Lehr and j. Schafer. ground
and lofty tumbling; j. Scanlon, ".
Taylor. S. Keliher, E. E. Graham, F.
Fremstead, J. McNall and members of
the st. Paul Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium.
flying rings: banjo duet. ii. Doner and
E.. Hennegan; dumb-belis, Jerry Muir
ply and NJ. Moran; Indian club swing
ing, a. w. Shaw. There was also some
good kicking and jumping.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-26

hibits which will undoubtedly be Sc
cured for the coming show. He does
not care, however, to state what they
are Until the contracts are closed, but
says some of them are bound to prove
drawing cards. Work has been begun
on the Exposition Annual, and it prom
lSeS to be the best ever got out.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-26
The City Council

March Is passed a resolution allowing
taxpayers assessed for stone sidewalks
to lay walks constructed of Trinidad
Asphalt. This can be done at large
saving of the amount assessed, and
those who have walks to lay would do
well to call on the Minneapolis Asphalt
Paving company, 800 National Bank of
Commerce, efore making any contract
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-26
straighte ming Bassett's Creek.

The special council committee on the
proposed strightening of Bassett's creek
met yesterday, and inst ructed the city
engineer to have a survey made and
estimate of the expense prepared for
strengthening and i'm proving the creek
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-26
MIR. Snider,s Views.

S. P. Snider. NJ c., is home from
Washington. He declares his belief
that the present administration will be
very conservative, especially in the
matter of removals and appointments in
the civil service. He thinks Secretary
Window honored Minnesota greatly
in selecting T. E.. Byrnes TO
fill the position of superintendent
of the department of appointments,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-26
PAYING THE PIPER.
People Who Are Punished for
Breaking Social Laws.

Irving and Hattie Sherman, mar
ried couple who haven't lived together
for some time, met near Eleventh ave-
nue. south and Washington on Sunday
and engaged in so spirited a contro-
versy that the officer Oh the beat con-
Quoted them TO the police station. Irv-
ing was assessed $40 and Hattie got off
with S..
Minnie Slater. Dora Ross and Annie
Marley, three south town chips, ar.
rested by Officer Krumweide, were ar
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-26
loft Do Weep,"

Sang society young man the other
night. He was introduced to Linehan,
the great retailer of liquid joy, anu our
prescription cured him.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-26
MINNEAPOLIS REAL ESTATE.

The following real estate transfers were
recorded Yesterday:
A Ludwig Anderson to Annie Wen
burg. 1t 4. blk 5, Forest Lake Park =. $500
John N Barber to VIM II Boyd, 1t %,
blk g Montgomery Park. ......... -. 500
ton, 1t IL, blk TO- Excelsior ada =. {. 5000
James Rourke to Frank L Stitson. part
Its. and 2, blk ~, Mill company's
Chas Root to Alfred D Cheney, 1t 2,
blk 80, West Minneapolis, Second div $50
Chas Brewster to Frank w Greaves
1t %, blk l. Clear View add. ....... 800
s ]. Bearley to Julia Il Blake, 1t 23, blk
8, Menage's supplement. -. ....1 1875
Rodolph Field to John Purchase part
1t blk 4. j S & " Elliott's add 49,. 600
G W Landsdowne to j 6 Watt 1t 1O,blk
8, Cedar av Park Observation-Disclosures, 600
Edward Donaldson to Frank Tenney,
1t ., blk 3, Harrison st. supplement. 900
Geo b Gould to Sylvanus E Parker, 1t
Fairyiew..:... 49,. 49,. ..... 1000
Sarah Hughes to Henry Zimmerman.
Its IL and II, blk 8. supplement to
Forest Heights add. -. ...... 700
John X Purchase to Rodolph Field,
lt2, blk 9, McIntyre's Second add. 5000
Geo Gould to Sylvanus E Harker, in
ne "A sec 81, town III, range %. $500
James Freeman to Phil W Clark, 1t 8,
Howe Paige to Albert Robinson. It's 3
etc, Brentwood Lake, Minnetonka.. ZOO
Geo Watson TO Samuel Peterson, 1t 8
etc, blk 10. Engelwood ......... .....4, 600
Geo Watson to Chas W Comstock, 1t
D, blk 10, Englewood. 49,. -. $50
Lennie Peterson to Chas W Comstock
1t etc, blk Is. Englewood. ..........3 5000
One unpublished decd. ...... .....1 ZOO
Total, 20 deeds -. :. 49,. 49,. $780,
MINNEAPOLIS BUILDING PERMITS.
The following building permits were issued
yesterday.
j Johnson. 2-story frame dwelling,
Gerard and Second av ............. 81 200
R F Herder, same, Fourth st and
Eleventh ay north. ..........1, 800
j Sherman, same, Colfax and Fifth
av north ...................... .....1,1OO
Bloomington Avenue Presbyterian
church. l-story frame church, Bloom
ton av and REIMBURSEMENT st 80. 80, 600
Mrs Graham, 2-story frame dwell
ing Grant st and Twenty Seventh st
av north $50. :. ...................1,5O 500
j P Wickstrom. same, Tyler st and
Eighteenth av north 800. .......... 1900
Scripture, sam e. Thirteenth av. near
Seventh st Sout beast. 800. ...... ., 700
Nelson. double frame stores,
Twenty-fourth st and Twenty-sixth
Twelve minor permits. 800
Total, 81 permits. .S4s. 900
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-26
Exposition Matters.

Manager Byron, Of the exposition, is
back from Chicago, and says he found
several very novel and attractive ex-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-26
DIRECTOR

D0dlngS, Self-DlStrllSt, impaired Memory
Palpitation of the Heart. Pimpes on the
Face, Specks before the EYE, Ringing in the
EAR, Catarrh, Threatened Consumption and
Every Disqualification that renders Mar
riase improper and unhappy, SPEEDILY
and PERMANENTLY Cured. In each stage
a different treatment.
YOUNG MEN,
Victims Of Excuses or Indiscretion, with
Nervous Exhaustion, Cough, Headache Tired
Feeling, Pains in the Back and Breast, Indi-
gestion, are treated for Consumption Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaint, by inexperi-
enced men, who mistake the cause of the
trouble and thus multiplyb both. Lost vitality
in young or old completely restored. No Ex-
posure; separate rooms for Ladies'; inter.
views Strictly Confidential 1t is evident
that Physician who confines himself Ex-
clusively to certain class of Dis
eases must possess greater skill than one
in general practice. - Recently con-
tracted or chronic Urinary Diseases POS
ITIVELY Cured in 3 to y days bv q local
remedy. No nauseous drugs. Many cases
pronounced incurable promptly yield to
DR.. Nelson's Approved Remedies.
Medicines Mailed or Expressed to anv ad-
dress Free from observation. Charges fair.
Terms Cash. Book and question list, 15c A
friendly talk costs nothing. Hours. 10 a. m.
to II M, to 3 and z to D. m. Sunday to
3 p. m. 226 Wash. av. s., Minneapolis,
Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-26
OIL
the DAILY PRAISE.

The Current Testimony, favoring the surprising
merits Of St. Jacobs OIL, now being published, while
abated popularity Of The Great Remedy for Pain II
only hattsring exhibition Of the appreciation it
has always received, but which its propristors
proud to take from their alss a. The Daily Praise of
. marvellous remedy. Always sure; always true;
always worth It's price.
At DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
TIVE CHARLES A. voGELER CO., Baltimore. Nd
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-26
Dr.NeISOIl
226 Wash. Avs,
Cor. Sd Ave.

REGULAR GRADU-
ATE. From 20 years
experience in Hospital
and Private practice is
enabled to guarantee
RADICAL cures in
Chronic or Poisonous
diseases of the Blood,
Throat, Nose, Skin, Kid
neys, Bladder and kin
dred organs. Gravel
and Structure cured
without Pain Or Gu lifting.
MARRIAGE.
Married persons or
young men contemplate
ing marriage suffering
from Physical and Or.
ganic Weakness, Prema-
ture Decay, Evil Fore
hnlinorr Calf nfcfrnrf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-29

ri6teter 3ellc er6alt. Sn alien bielst Nns
itolten perbieten grDBe Blatate oas gfepnien
BON Srtnfgelbern, aber Der CUTE Saoenletlfet
idl6gt iie feinespegs a6, lonoertt lteGt ne
lG6eln6 in Die Gai6e. Seoer @rolDen
bringt i'm benz tnenidenfreunolthet Yldt
nG6er, ben er ausfiibren mill. iobalo pie
NusiteQung norii6er lit, ct mill Die 0ur1tlz
gen laben uue bic 6ungrigen lpellen NIT
Bier unb S9naps, nit @isbein uno mar
men @iir1ten. lnD frGgt man Die Dtelen
Nufie9er, bic in Ben ipetten 9tdltn1e11 lllltgers
luraern, trooon lie trGunren, 10 lebel lie ltders
it'd inn @jei1te Die traMte rotbe ooer gru11e
9oterne, bic ben j3eber untDtoerltebltU IN
ibren magil6en 9i6tfrets 5iebt, urlo m tDs
rem 9bren fltngen Die @l1ler trDhltger
@Gite, bic BEL i6nen i6r i6oneS Gelo Derllls
belu uno lire gtaie umDuftet jener lduerlt9e
@eruh, Der tbren entgegenltrOmt. menn tie
beS Meorgens tbr 6errl6erberet6, Die
& netpe, betreten.
2ei6er beiBt es, ber fsfalil6e q us tell
1ungspaIait, in peldem teBt 10 per-
lodenbe TrGrme %9elponnen tper0en, lou
bonn nGhiten Sabre a6 fir tnoultrtele IuS7
iteIungen gei6loiien iet1 un0 nur nod Der
Runit Ser afabemtl9en &unit Dtenelt.
Die 8erliner Olaler uno 8tlb9auer leben
QIues Daral1, Die Gei6Sbauptitaot gum W(itz
te[punft nidt itur Der &unlt, ipnoerm aud
6es &unltntartte5 All maden. Srnb auer
Nnitrengungen Mil ibnen baS nt6t gliiGen,
unb am auertpenigiten bringen lie eS 0urd
ibre ganS iberfliiliigen id6rli6en NuSitels
lungen ferttg, in oenen %jeoesrnaL etne Wten9e
alter %2aoenbiter, piel neuer .S6un0 un6
ni6t Diel @utes gu. ieben lit; tbre Sullt
miro bier CUR Geflame. Die beutl6e S NJ
3 u I'll t lit piel tpi6tiger, ais Die 8erliner
&unlt, unb eS lit nltr su tpiini6en, oaB ietz
tens Der bieitgen Sntereiieltenfretle re6t>
5eitt9fIr einen allenNnfDrOerungen ~genitgens
ben Grlab 9elOr9t tnerben tptro. Gs lte9t Elm
entibteoenes 8eoiirfniB na6 einem gut 9ez
le9enen 2ofdl fiir gr0Bere Sa6auSiteIungen
Dor, gan5 abgeleben bon ben gta6tbeilen,
bic neiteren &reiien Der 8erltner 8eoolte>
rlng aus Der Berlegung iener ltnternebs
mut1gen nab ether dnberen beutihen @rpBz
itabt ertpahien tpiiroen. Mabri6einli6
tDir6e oafir eilt 9epaltiger Jfeubau nOtbig
ietn.
@ebautm ir6 bier gang rielig, un6 bic
saDlret6en Wbbru9sbauten rufen etn leb>
bafteS @ei6Gft nit aItem 8aun1atertal 6erz
Dor. Nlte SbIret uno Seniter bilOen eiuen
umiabrei6en Sah~beIsartitel, ite geben, 10
lueit tie nod braudbar iinb, mad auBerbalb.
Die groBe Wle1ge Der alien Salte1, 9ielen,
bic 6olsbetleioung Der @dnoe u. i. m. aber
tpanoern ben @eg ales 5ol3es, in ben
Sfen, unb es bat it6 in lebterer l3ett cine
fur bic rfletngebauenen Solaz
bGnbIer" redt unan9enebme &onfur>
ren3 enttptdelt, inoem duf BEN 96fen bas
8IetnbOls gu iberals biai9en 8retien aus
ge6oten ptro. Ser alien 8auiteine S6tGs
iaI lit eiu unglet6es; finD iie nod oana, 10
fiiQt MAJ ite gu 6Gulern in ben gorprtelr
8erltns 5uianmer, lit bas ni6t Der SAL,
10 tuerben lie gu Staub 5ertIopft unb s1 anz
beren 3neden perfpenbet. go blibt ableits
bonn @etrie6e Der 6auptitabt neues Qeben
aus ben &uinen 8erltns.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-29

8rotDn's o0er ieiner Qeide aus ober
nl6ts fltbrte gum 3iele. Bronn blieb berz
16punoer, lein S6idia[ unaufqefldrt.
Srdl ullo &inber betrauerten i'm ais toot.
va am Nben0 6es %. Sult. fiebt Bic
in tbrer beiten Stube iibenoe sSrau 8rotpu
etnen nagabunbell6aft al~siebenoen W2onn
Die BfDrte 0ffnen uno nab Der 6trtertbir
9eben. Selblt 6ortbin qeben6, ftnbet fie
etnen elei1o uno oerbungert ousie6enben
Wtann nit fur6tbar oermtIoertem 6oarz
ullb gdrttpu6s, Der i6r 3uitamlnelt: GIlen,
ellen Sic rei6t ibm Bret 8r0tden binaus,
oeren zines er tBt, iporauf er nab Dem StaQ
gebt uno oenlelben grinOlt9 muItert. Damn
tebrt er ans 6aus SuriG unO itir3t auf
Der Berdnoab beDuBtlos Suiammen. gBGbz
renD Die er16redte Srau 5u etnem 91ahbor
leaDet, erbebt fi6 Der @eitiirste un0 it0Bt
Die Worte berbor: &ennlt mid, fennit
mid 2, iinft oan1 ober mieDer 6etpuRt(os
5uriid. Oils Der gfa9bar fommt un6 ben
Wfa1n altfsurt6ten oerlu6t, tpimmert 6iez
Ter: vSrtnfen, trtnfen", un6 ais zines Der
&inoer nit etnem @lale Waiier fomn1t un6
eS tblt reIdt, rutt eS aus: vWfama, Wtar1a,
Der Wfann bat meines gapas &IetDer
an! SD fenne iiel Ste6, W1atna, DaS 1T
BapaS EoG!" llno Da erfennt aud Die
Srau ben So~ot9eglau6ten uno @ieoergez
te6rten, an beiien Infer 6an0 itd, nm iez
ben Srrtbum aus1ui9lieBen, Elm eigenz
tbunlli6 perfriippelter Singer beftnoet.
go mar 8rown Die gan3e ieGs Wtonate
binbur6 getpeien? Sb ct eS ielbit tpeiB, lit
stpeifelbaft. 9fahbem man i'm ms 8ett gez
i6atft bate, lag CT bis gum nG6iten Mor>
gen fait pDQig bepuBtlos. Damn tanler
pon !3ett gu 3ett Nu9en6li6e balben 8e1
DuBtleins. Sn eir1eln oerlel6en erfan nte er
lein GlteiteS S06ter6en.
Nlem N1ld)ein nab lit 6urb ben S6lag
nit benz ~eilernen 8ol3en auf ieinen &opf,
bon tpel6em cine anbertbalb Boil LANCE u1o
einen balben 3oQ brette 9earbe iiber elmer
GertieFung i'm S6Goel at Der linfen &opfz
ieite Seugt, ietn @e6irn Derlebt lporoen, unb
es lit Die 9robe Trage, Oh ct ietn 8epuBtiein
gang iDle0er erla19en miro. oDer ober tpGbreno
Der 3eit ietnes &erl6munbenleinS jennals
geniigeno BET SepuBtiein geneien lit, Inn
Ielre urngebultg erfannt 5l 6aben ul1o cine
8ei6reibun9 oerlelben geben gu f0nnen.
0SaS Die 8emes9riiloe Der 3tdltber be-
trifft, ais fe ben betGu6ten Otann meg
ibleppten, 10 lGbt it6 ia Dermltben, baB tie
Die 9lblt1t 6atten, fir tin etu 2Diegel0 All
fpr0ern. Qber Oa erft Dor gdn5 fur3er 3eit
etnem Gountpbeamten in @i6ita ba6ingez
benoe Nnoeutungen 9ertddt tDoroen letn
louen-eS tDuroen drgeblt6 $4,000 9efor6ert
10 tDlroe man ger1e erflGrt tptiie1, tDeSz
balb nit Ser Sorberung 10 LANCE geS0gert
tporoen lit. Mabri6einli6 miro aud bie=
les 8erbre9en ems Der pie(en unaufgeflGrz
ten bleiben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-29

gleiden, ba IS an Der ft6eren @runblage,
elmer %ieoerSeit genauen Nngabe Der 8eOOls
terungsSab[, tpte lie brliben Sic 8oli3ei>
RICHTER erm0gli6en, feblt. Stir 1887
pHroe fir goronto bic 8epobnersabl BON
1926, 169 81 @runbe gelegt, uno IS ergab fi9
cine Sterbli9feit bon 1884 auf 1000 8ez
tpobner: Sur 1888 tpuroe, entipreAenb
elmer ftd6tii6en 3dblung, cine BeD0lferung
BON 166,089 ben 8ere6nungen 3u @runoe
gelegt, uno Die SterbIi6feit felt li1 bann
auf nrr 14.97 auf 1000 8enobner, cine er>
treulth nieorige 3abl, tpeit nteoriger als Die
Der gelinoeiten europdtl6en @roBItGote.
Bon ben 81 Stdoten G%anaoa's, tpel9e in
Dtelen N~uflteQungen beriidit6tigt werben,
baben nur flint cine nod 9eringere Sterbz
lidEett, nGInlth Qpuoon, ct. T6oma5,
Woooltod, GbarlottetotDn uno Sreoertcton.
ct. TbomaS itebt nit 1ur 12.O2 bonn Sauz
ieno obenan. Ote neutrality-suspicious.
StGOte iteben biuii6tIi6 i6rer @elunobeits>
8er6Gltniiie iebr tief, unte1dn 6uu nit
1880 bonn Sauien6. Die Ster6lt0feit lit
unter ben Benobnern Soronto'S ie ra6 Der
y~tatlonolttGt lebr Derldteoen, poran fteben
Die Shotten nit nur 1902 bonn SauienD,
oann fommen Die Sran5oien, Die SSren,
auleBt Die @nglGnoer nit 17.e5. Ser tpe>
ntgen 9eutl6en gei6iebt Mot beionbere
@~rtDGbnung.* y
0ie iomlnerli6e Wflt6e gie6t BEN 3eiz
tungsleuten @elegenbeit, tire Spalten audi
nit aleriei 8eipre6ungeu gu fiuen, bic
lonlt Dielet6t als re6t liberfliiiig angelo
Den tperoen pitroen. IS lit pieL Die 0tebe
bon Der 9roBen @eItausfteIIunG
bur9 tpel6e Das Sabr 1892 sur Grinnerung
an Die GntOeduItg Qlmerifas Derberrli6t
tperben iou. Mas fam cs l6aben, audi
Sorontp ais Ort fir cine iol0e in 8orz
i6lag gu brtngen? Oas lit 6enn audi gez
i9eben, natirli9 3uglei6 nit 3abQoien 8es
rt6ten uber Die Qnithten, ipel6e bic angez
iebenften Wldnner bariibcr BADEN. @rnltz
bait lit Die SADIE faum Su nebmen, bonn III
elmer misunderstanding 9e6Ort cine WiQtos
n~enitaot, ipnit miro lie itber Elm finansielcr
Sebll6lag. Mag Der Trembenbeiu6 audi
nod 10 itarf letn, bic 6auptmalie Der SEE
lu6er muB bod bet Srt itellen, an neldem
IT'D Die NusiteQung befttoet. uto auf itberz
mdBtgen 8eiu6 bon auStpdrts pdre bei ber
Gntlegenbett bon TorDnto gar nt6t einlndl
5t re6nen. europa tplroe falt1n in 8e>
tradt fommen, Die Benobner Der Ser. Staae
ten aber tpitrben bic Sa9e nabri6einli9
mebr fomii9 ftnben unb fOnnten auBerbem
aud bic ~ooaitdnbiglte Qtusiteaurg eanaotz
i6er Brobutte leidt bur6 Die Mlaiie unb
rn0gIi6erpeiie audi Site i6rer Gr3eugnilie
eroriiden.
y 0ieie san5en 8ere9nunaen babea aus benz
pom Sdretber beS 8rieis ielbli an9ebeuteten
@runbc ebenio wenis Nertb, luie in ben liebSiger
Sabren Dit. 8ere6nung Der Sterblidfeit DON st.
G0lis auf @runola9e elmer II q II m menen
(0herf ufd1t nnrhnt1hPfpul (Sfnmnhnprtnhf MN
100000 bate. Qluberpem tomlnt binSu. 6oB iid
in Staoten, luelde cine 9roBe 3u,panberl1ns Grz
,padieuer baben, bic Ot6Bitdbe BET @erglei6ung
nit altbesriinbetel 9eneinueielt, in bellen nun bic
@eburten iber bic &ooesidQe) itattftnbet, gdnslt9
perlhiebeu. 81, b. &eo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-29
Gta b[iri tett 1851.
Henry SchOellkOpf,
Wholesale 6 Retail Grocer,

'ANAOoHAN ~ ODA OAOO0AS
232 & 254 OF Rdnoolpb=Str,
aiuiiben Grautliu= unb Marfet.StraBs
erDielt iOebet tpieber cine frtiGe Senbung
Geinfter Wtatiess II. boH. 6ettbartn9c,
Sgetniter$?atttb. WOub ertn9e II. run. GarOtneS,
Uriider 4tnd) outes, 9IaI Mno SsaUtar,
6rnn5. 0banIptgltots uto SarotneS.
Wtat. 9adDforeuet u. Senfs SarotneS,
Steier Sprotten lto SGI5s SarocHen,
Salnttt tIn0 GotDaer 9ritifeI=&eberwur2S
Wed1te brauNI dlln. GerOeIaftuurif,
Wedltes fetmnee SItOet= ttto Wtubn6I,
SuneIoptfer @cinienf t1no WeineITG,
Med)tel &Strthecriaft uItO Sotit9,
Gtrab0urgcr &anSIebers0 nIteten,
&iebtg'S ISletIGD cTtrdft, imlDprtirt,
Gpnoeni. ldDuci5er ttnS anterifautIG)e URiIdb,
Eltocn, &aDera tsno trans. Grbien,
SeMtldc Sp6rgcln itttO Seltoiper 9fifbenI
S5ettG ten SaO1s, Moffa= nth WiusSeaWee,
Dettie Sbototnocit, &1faO II. &afapi10GIet,
Stal Wuoeln 1tno @%accaruni,
0ieiGs, &artoffeIs Mm0 Cries mebI,
Sudtociseit=, SAFER uno Gerite tt= 0tiike,
&ettIc, SinScn, 0riittfern 14m0 0erIderie,
0etg. SettId)e QStxnett tt1lo S3S!uet5dlen,
9eMtldcS YtUctidetttnttS ru0 SeioeIbeerene
Trild DE WtanO elm, Eofinen tino Gttron0t,
Stal. Raruteian= tttO Goanters &d5e,
WedDten Gttttt emfbaIcr &die,
T~ctltIten Ntittbut9 er=, Nabut> uni s. nnotdfe,
i5tonia9e DC 25rte Mno SteMId1atet er safe,
SatterIberts uno G1prcrasSeaie,
ytoqucfurt= umo &r6tter=&dle,
WattIer Sd1tnpftabaf bon 0pkbeG,
Sentlde GpiInrdoet ttno @o4fraber,
$Olaidube, &oI5panto fTefn 1t. oer8I.,
81 ben ~biGigiten greiien.
Henry Schoel1lxopE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-29

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Bu1banblune BON German G9irnnffn. So. ~ ~
stOrth VtpE. &bGoap, SM, Az beaiGben. -"