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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-12
Assistant Treas. Johnstown Relief Fund.
The EVENING STAR,
WASHINGTON. JuSF II 1890

IHE EVENING STAR,
WASHINGTON JUNE IL, 1885,
4. Rurtz johnson, Esq, Treasurer Johnsto,rn
Relief Committee, Washington d. c.:
DEAR SIR: Herewith find check No. 1881 of
this company on the National Metropolitan
Bank of this city, drawn payable to your order
for S1,32l.73. This sum represents the contribu-
tions sent to this Office for the relief of sufferers
by the late disastrous floods in the Conemaugh
valley, up to the close of business hours to-day,
less the sum of 81, sos. 81, which was RENTED to
the local treasurer of the Johnstown fund at
that place on the 7th inst, and received by
him on the Sth, as will appear from the en-
closed copies of letters Of TRANSMISSION and
acknowledgement.
The sources whence came the several sums
making up these two amounts will be disclosed
by reference to the enclosed printed slips cut
from The EVENING STAR of the Sd, 4th, 5th,
9th, 9TH, 9Th, 10TH and this date, which are re-
spectfully transmitted that they may be placed
with other papers on the subject belonging to
the committee of which you are the treasurer.
Please acknowledge receipt Of this letter and
enclosures, and oblige,
Very truly yours,
s. II. KAuFFMANN
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Pres't The Evening Star Newspaper Co.
The EVENING STAR,

~~~e ~NN ~S'~AAH0 S'oA ANOWspdpSI W.
The EVENING STAR,
WASHINGTON, d. c., JUNE H. 'S9.
E. Kurtz johnson, Esq, Treasurer Flood Relief
Fund, Washington:
DEAR SIR: Believing the amount will be
most judiciously disbursed under the direc ton
OF the general committee of which you are
treasurer, and that the purposes of the donors of
the several sums will be thereby satisfactorily
carried out, transmit herewith check 1892 Of
this company on the National Metropolitan
Bank Of this city, drawn payable to your order,
for s265.35. This sum represents the aggre-
gate of the contributions received at this Office
up to the close of business hours to-day, for
the relief of the persons who suffered losses
in consequence of the recent overflow of the
the Potomac along the line of the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal, between this city and Cumber-
land.
The sources whence the amount named was
derived will appear from the enclosed printed
slips, clipped from The EVENING STAR of the
7th, sth, 10th and to-day.
Please acknowledge receipt, and oblige,
Very truly yours,
s. H. KAUFFNANN,
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Ncrth.sst Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and l1th St, BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
s. II. KAUFFMANN. Frest

1sH EvESrSo STAR Is served to subscribers in .hs
city ~ carrers on their own account 10 cents per
reek. or SAC per month. Copies at the counter.
month; one year, 60; six months. So
IEniered At the Post Once .. Washington. o. c.. -
second class mail Inatterl
IHE WEEKLY sTAR-publshed on Fridsy-el
year, postage prepaid. Six months so cents
u All NATL subscriptions must be paid in advances
NO paper sent longer than Is paid for.
Rates Of advertising made known on applicatiou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-12

CONTRACTS AwARDED.-H. J. Mclaughlin, of
this city, has been awarded the contract for
laying the granolithic pavement around the
stairways leading up to the west front Of the
capitol. John Dobson, of Philadelphia, has
been awarded the contract for furnishing
blankets for the Indiana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-12

New NATIONAL BASK.-The controller Of the
currency has authorized the organization of
the Commercial national bank, of Salt Lake
City, Utah, capital $3.50, 900, Jno. W. Donnellan,
cashier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-12
S. Fl. KAUFMAN,
Pres't The Evening Star Newspaper Co.

BANKING House OF JNo. DIBERr & Co.,
JoHSsTowN, Pa, June 8, 1889.
s. H. Ka,Tfman,,, esq, President Eoening Star
Newspaper Co., Washington, d. c.:
Your kind favor of the 7th instant, contain
ing draft for S2,50S.97 for the relief of our
stricken people in the Valley Of the Cone
maugh, has been received, and the thanks of
all our people are due to the generous donors.
No one who has not witnessed, or has since seen
the result of our terrible experience of May
81, can conceive the extent of our ruin and
desoiation. Very truly yours,
JOHN D. ROBERTS,
Assistant Treas. Johnstown Relief Fund
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-12

PosTMAsrERs APPoINrED.-The President has
appointed the following postmasters: Elias ].
Marsh at Portland, Ind, vice J. G. Lowrie, re-
moved; Samuel W. Scimson at Herkimer, NY,
vice +. A. Gray, removed
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sTo-DAY-Internal rev
enue. 1902, 141; customs, S704, ,260.

A NAVAL LAW GRADuATE.-Naval officers on
duty at the department were congratulating
Lieut.. W. H. Stayton, Of the marine corps on
duty in the Office of the ejudge-adyocate-general
on his graduating first in his class at the CO.
lumbian law school, the exercises OF which were
held last night. Lieut.. Stayton has served for
several years as Col. Remey's assistant and has
paid considerable attention to legal matters.
Mr.. Daniel Shea, a clerk in the same office,
graduated sixth in the class
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE wADEsBoRO' BROWN STONE
80 COMPANY,-Annual meeting Of the stock
MONDAY July :. 1859, !, D. M, for the election OF
nine trustees and for other important busines Polls
OEs1i E;si4sGa2 iISa to p H. GEO. F. ScHAfER Secretary
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
That r seeon o ase Of the
lice regulations in Use for the District Of Columbia Is
police officers duty at the railroad depots shall
move from the hack stands at said depots any hotel
stand at said dePot for passengers to other destina
PoHeIHs sosi Win HISE e. GaIs 5fissR'i
Commissioners ID. G. je12-3t
JOHN J. REESE,
IS. desires 70 inform his friends and customers
FIksT-CLAss BARBER SHOP.
2l4 9th street II. W..
Opposite National hotel where he will be pleased to
DIVIDEND. A DIVIDEND OF / PER
cent upon the capital stock Of the Goiam6s u iHs
North American Phonograph Company, and the sole
Ecensee of the American Graphone Company, has
able JUNE 6 C Iss9 to Of record JUNE
S asSs d dha transfer books WI close at Rv F. M on
checks Will be mailed from the Washington office on
The Company viii remove to its new building. No.
. je1aig-St Is ct uI EDWARD D. EAsToN President.
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
4~Ss existing between the undersigned trading
Tanner Harmon is this day dissolved by mutual
JOHN II. HARMON, JR
MAY "a, 1889. jell-3t'
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
- annual meeting of stockholders of the Colo
nal Beach Improvement Co. will be held at the Beach
July 10, 1889. je11-3ts
49,, Cor. 9th st. and Mass ave,
Oien until pm. The largest, best equipped, and
only STUDIO in Washington where weekly or month
ly payments are taken FREE-HAND CRAYON
PORTRAITS,
Work delivered at once
Prices SlOto SO, according to size. jel1-6t'
rSTHE BOOK FOR SUBSCRIPTION To THE
49, Capital stock of the proposed National
bahk 70 be located in East Washington will be open
frOn JUNE IL to Is. 1888 inclusive the furniture
store OF John q. Slater No. 3l2 Pa. ave. Sc. Sub
srptlons viii be received by the other members of
the committee:
John h Herrell. 926 Pa avese
James W. Nhipley, 800 East Capitol st. ne.
George +. Py les, AnacOstia.
Henry c. McCauley, 30 ST. sc or 1917 11th stse
Samuel II Walker, 4.pS La ave. NV.
Allen c. Clark. 605 st. NV, or III 9TH ST. ne.
je11-5t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-12

SEcRET-SERvIcE AGENT HARRIS wired Chief
Bell from San Francisco, to-day that he had ar
rested Harry Hill' on four different charges
OF passing counterfeit silver dollars in that
city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-12

THE ALLEGED CORRUPTION AT SAVANNAH
Lieut.. Carter, of the engineer corps, in charge
of the harbor improvements at Savannah, Ca,
has submitted report on the charges brought
against him through the press Of that city by
discharged employe that he has been having o
corrupt understanding with his contractors and
that he has diverted the public funds Gen.
Casey has referred the matter to the Secretary
of War. Col. Il. P. Hughes, OF the inspector
generals department., has bsen ordered to Sa-
yannah, presumably to investigate the charges.
He will stop at this city on his way south to re-
ceiye instructions from the inspector general,
and on his return will make his report.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-12

Fifty Dollars for Drawing His Pistol.
Harry Smith, colored boy who is known to
his companions as "Dixey" Smith, had some
trouble with Wilson and Caroline Green, whose
daughter he has been visiting. and it is
charged that he drew o revolver from
his pocket, and threatened them. Judge Miller
to-day fned him $50 for carrying the pistol and
put him under bonds for making the threats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-12

The New CONGRESSIONAL LrBRARY-The
work on the new Congressional library is pro-
crossing fairly well. There are now about 1S0
men employed in laying the foundations, and
and the only delay results from the sIowness
with which the broken stone is being furnished
1t was brought down the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal, but since the freshet the supply is short
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-12

ARMY ORDERs.-Col. Robt P. Hughes, in
spector general, has been ordered on tempo
rary duty to Savannah, Ga, reporting en- route
to the inspector-generai of the army for in
structions. Acting Assistant Surgeon r. NJ Nc
Adoo ordered from the Umatiila Indian agency
Oregon, TO Fort Du Chesne, Utah. Capt. Henry
extension of leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-12
Pres't The Evening Star Newspaper Co.
WASHINGTON, June IL,

WASHINGTON, June IL, 1889.
Received Of The EVENING STAR Newspaper
Company, through s. H. Kauffmann, president,
S1,S21.73. Said sum covering amount contri-
buted for relief of sufferers in the Conemaugh
valley, and $265.S5, additional for the relief Of
the Chesap cake and Ohio canal sufferers
E. KURrz JOHNSON,
Treas. Citizens Relief Com.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-12
E@SIANNEL SHIRTS.

The New York Tribune some time since sug-
gested to those vino were fearful of the shrink
ing of summer fannels to wear the armor of the
ancients and tin collar. Though this is
thoughtful we much prefer you should wear
the fannels, since do not deal in old relics or
tin neck bands.
We have straight from the best makers all Of
the niceties in this line of summer outing goods
Il. L. WOODARD CO.
IMPORTERS MEMS FURNISHINGS
je11 18th and f SITS. NV.
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But One Appointment To-Day.

The President to-day rppointed Archie E.
Baxter to be marshal Of the northern district
of New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-12

SUPRRrNrENpESr OF THE SUPPLY DIVISION
Edgar A. Shook, Of Detroit, was to-day ap-
pointed by the Postmaster General superinten-
dent OF the supply division, Post-Ofice depart
ment, vice Woodbridge resigned
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A DISMAL DAY.
The Usual Rain I'm the Conemaush Valley
and No Work

GEN. HASTINGS WILL BE READY TO COMMENCE fs
EARNEST TOMORROW WITH RIO BODY OF MIN
THE PEOPLE ALL TAGGED OUT AND BkoIN-
MING TO REALIZE THE -RUE SITUATION.
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kilograms to The Star.
DR.. CRONtN'S MURDERERS.
Luke Dillon Thinks They Are Now
in Custody.
SULLIVAN NOW IN JAIL.
The Case Given to the Grand Jury
To-day.
OVER A HUNDRED INJURED,
OVER A HUNDRED INJURED
In a Frightful Railroad Accident in
Ireland.
THE CONDITION AT JOHNsTOwN.
SULLIVAN IN JAIL.
The Noted Land-Leaguer Spends the
Night In a Cell.

HE APPARENTLY TAKES HIS ARREST PHrLosoPH
IcALLY AND WILL NOT TALK ABOUT 1T At
ALL-THE GRAND JURY, AFTER INSTRUCTIONS
COMMENCES ITS WORK UPON THE CRoNIN CASE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-12

A special grand jury TO deal with the Cronin
case was snpsneled this morning in Judge
Shepard's court In addressing the jury Judge
Shepard said that he expected . full,
exhaustive, impartial investigation Of the mur-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-29

SD. Q DO. at S9.OO@9.5O, Mtreb So. 5O@
$50 uilo uplauO Brotrie $8.O0@9.5 80,
neues 5.00@7.50 bic Gonne. :
Gdmerete Gimotbp 81 .44@-.-,
Slabs 1890, Sleelame1 4.30@-.-.
&o99en. &c. na9 Yrobe 35@38, SEQ.
oaleie.- 8.5o@9.5O bic GOnne beim Gar.
Mftbbltn9s- $3.50 @9.5O bic 8onne
benin Gar.
8btst.p. Loo.
Rit erm n.-87R@9Oc, Bort garz
rels" unb $1.10@1.123 .Garb &ierces"
@99Y 1antS.- 75@1.00 bas Oso.
}@ter-. 11@- c. bas Dbo.
gobn Ell, v8eteJ eaDtes 81 $2,25@-.-
Wlebiums 2.15@-.-.
@etI ilseL ,3ebenOise6 ibner 9@94c, Sur
feps 5@8c, @nten 5000, @Gnie$-.-@S-.-.
9iDner pom Serbft @, Spring" SO
a~ertoffeIm. Ie1e geaIbuiue Sole
$1.25@1.50 bas SAP. @orlp Sbto S1,OO@
1875.
g eet : g 0 at es. $1.5O@s2.OO
@rp6 ier. 9ete sritns s .O5@1.1o,
Morrowfats 1.00@1.O5 0plit2@2tc, Hinier
Sae.~S sun Cream @bebbars z@7ac,
Seem 2)oun9 Mmericas 84@94c., Seem 3mi1s
74@7fc., 1 ID Sfimme6 Sale, rel, 3@5c.,
neuer 8ridz &GIe $685., neuer &tmbur9er,
grpber, 5@7c.
Butte, creamery 13@15Ic., mad :
sema9te 19@13c, bette Oairg 114@12e
S%eringere 1O@113c.
&C, SO. 2 34c, Sudden SEQ 1 gu 40.
SO Ell Be 81 iiben- $1.25@1.50 b1s Sap.
GitroueH. 3.50@6.00.
3mi IS eGn. = S .50@1.75 Das SAB.
Got6. &I6en - 6@10c bas Sb6.
@eiBfraut = Sieli9es S0c.@1.0 90 bas
v@rate", 2.OO@2.5O 6as 100.
Npb ii6 = 5c@-c. 6as Oubetb.
tSalGt -75c. @S1. 90 0as Sap.
Sptndt. = 50@75c bas Sob.
grimes. = 10c@15c bas
9ltbenb.
&omatoes. : W1tItlltpter 75@$1.OO.
bieIi9e 25060c per / 0uibel.
Nepfel- Jtele 20@4O 6Qs &if6eu,
81. 5O@S9.50 beim Sap.
@nrten = 15@2Oc basOb6. beirn Sap.
Neue @rben. 9ieit9e 5O@60c
Der Sad.
&babarber Ell. = 10c oas Orben6.
0tdOteS 6e sc baS Ouben0.
&unbe 10@15c. bds 0nbeno.
Welonen @aiermelonen S15@S29
boS 6unbert; Musfmelonen 50c@75c bas
n@rate1.
8lumenfobl- 75c@s1.50 bas 0b6.
Orangen.- Sal. 6tperiioe -.-@-.7,
Gan @a6riel o. &obt 5.00@6.0 90. =
Das Siit6en q 200 @tiid.
&tri1en 0rawerS 81. 00@S1. 20,
9tanbs 4.00@5.00. 99morSe unb wetBe iiiBe
S1.25@1.75 pit. 16 Quart &iit9en. sSn &0rz
ben 1876.
@ta9eGb GER en- = Suinoiier un6 Mt=
9i9an 1.00@1.25c pr. Crate" q 16 Quart.
Ytlaumen. = 75@1.00 pr. "a Quart.
Yfirit6e.- Aus Snbiata: 60@75c.
6as &iit6en, caIifornii6e 81. 1O@1.5O. @row=
fprb 5l -.-@1.25 in Crates non led &Drbelt.
6imbeeren. - Slaf Sap 50@75c.
per Is Quart, rotbe 50@70c. per "a 8tnt.
8rombeerem 1.5O@1.75 per "a
Quort.
SobanniSbeeren Gus Mti6i9an
ST .00@1.25c. per 16 Quart. CHERRY 1850
lao.
@e1Gerie-15@2Oc. bas 0b6.
Slaubeeren @iSconf1er 65c.@
85c. bas &iit9en q 10 Quart. Snbianaer
90@1.00, Mi6tsan $1.75@2.O0 pet 16 st.
Gorn.-10@12c bas Ebb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-29

5. Wie bprber ihon dngegeben, ftno
Seller, taltes QBaiier ooer Sis nur nod fir
Die 8erbutterung un6 &ufbepabrung
notbig.
6. Die arbeit Der &einigung Der &ans
men, iportn Die Milb sum Jfabmer geleBt
miro, fGlt meg.
Z. Ser @e6rau6 Der gentrifuge 1T fetn
8erlu6 mebr; lte bat ith ni6t alIetn III Der
Grean1erD betpG5rt, ionDern aud aut 5abls
ret6en 6arnen, a1f oenen Der Wftlhertrag
tbrer Serben bireft perarbeitet tpiro.
@ine na6 o:eieln 8ldn etngert6tete
Creamery taun nit elmer gentrifuge BON
mtttlerer @r0Be $50 bis 700 8funo Wttl6
per Stunbe entra6men; BET etnem Vetrteb
Don Wtorgers uuo 2lbenbs tplroen allo
1900 bis 5000 8funo 0fil6 (562 bis GO
@alonen) tGgli6 entrabmt peroen tonrten.
Soute IS tpilnl6enSipertb er1d)etne1, Die
QrbeitSSeit Ser @entrifIge ab3Hflr3en. 10
mag IS ftdj ernpfeDlen, berer 5tpet alf5us
itellen uno bieielbe Wfetge Wftl6 fonnte
bault in Der 6Glfte Der 3eit entrabmt tDerz
ben. Der i6le6ten Wege Doer Der 6tbe
balber lit IS ni6t rGtDlid, Die Wtil6 auf
lpeitere @ntfernung ais 5 Wfeilen 5u bolen
un6 Elm Suhrtperf fam ale W}ild elmer
StraBe eHtlang enpfangelt. Spbalo bas
0eidGft in 9utem @ange 1T, miro es fur
jeben 6armer, Der 20 Deer mebr CUTE &itbe
belibt. it6 UortbetI6uft ertpeiien, sinen !6anOs
Operator a~n5ui6afien unO nur ben Nabm
sur Creamery 81 ibiden. 2uf bieie @eiie
lGBt it6 Der WIrfun8sfrei5 Der Creamery
a%uSoebnen, oGne cine grtpeiterung Der @tus
ri6tung gu benotbi9en, MIR Die Gerbuttes
rltngsfd6igfeit mdre srl ~iteigern. 9luS Der
friiden Wtilh get6iebener Gabm fam obne
S6aoen 81 nebmen peite Strede1l einBebOlt
iDerOett, mas bteles Spitem b%eionOers emu
pieblenSDertb ma6t- lin es furs Ell iagsu:
Dem SDiteml, meldeS alien 8etDeiligten
ben gr0Bten @eipinn iihert. lit ber Boraug
81 0eben uno unter gleiden 8%erbdltnilien
miro btes oasjenige iei1, ipelheS bel nldBiz
gen QuSlage1 ben Jtabm 1n08li6it pputpmz
men ausi6eioet, Die meiits Qtrbett ipart unb
am penigitsn beeinfluBt miro our1 6utterz
unO gSttterungSpcUiel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-29
Getdtes 8efdwereu Ger Gfitefrdhte
uno Beoeden nit einem Senf=
hoa1tnI

Srii6te, ueIde nit Giiig eingema6t 1tn6,
beOede MAJ nit eiuen pailcnoen neuer
Seller unO lege einen iauberen fleinen Stein
%barauf, Der aber NIT 10 i6per letn bari.
baB er oa5 @ingema6te unter Der S(liiioz
teit hGlt, nt6t itarten Druid berporbrtuot.
SblteBt Der auflie9enoe Seller niHt ges
rtit9eno, 10 fam oa5 burG einen geflodtes
men &ranS bon Dill, ben man run6 INN
ben 1opf ltltter ben IelIerrdno legt, aus
9egltben tperoen. @benfaIs 6ient sum
@rbalten Der @urfen Oas Quflegen zines
8eutels nit Senfiamen bon iol1el @roBe,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-29

@m CD Ell ortt belief ii9 bic 2ts
flbr auf 80,890 Stitd, 9e9en 03,3H
Stitd in Der pori9en 8o9e. Preile pero11z
berlt9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-29

Sim &tnbpiebmortt betrus bic j2us
fubl 81, 200 @tiid, eegen 48, 800 Stid in Der
porigen @o6e. llmiab lebbaft unb Yreile
nm l0@15c b0ber tiir quite r9tatipes."
Sertalttt murDen II. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-29

baB ale @urten oantit be6eft iinO. @s
bleibt iib 9let9, ob brauner ooer selber
Senf genontimett tpirb. Ole 8eoetung
ioute fiugerSbtf iein. Sin iol6er Senfs
beutel lit Elm aIBeroroentli6eS %@rbaltungSs
mittel Der @urten, nur muB 8ebadt ba=
rauf genpmmen tperDeu, OaB Der Senfs
ian1en aufquiQt unO baour6 ben ~lllnfatg
oes 8eutels perrinaert, weBbal6 berlelbe
anfangS rei6li9 groB ietn muB. 3eigt ii6
ipdterbin &abm at bieiem 8euteI, 10 ges
niet es meiitens, i'm utter Der Bulnpe gut
auS5upai6en.
Observation-Disclosures Brteffaten.
Serrn 81. s., Gopltn, Mo.
Trdge: g8ie fam man 8rpmbeerliqueur
MAIDEN ? 9ntport: SrombeerLiqueur lit
Elm altsge3ei6netes Wltttel gegen Oiarr6De.
Oian perieBt 2 Quart Dur9 2lusprelien gez
npnnenen 8rpmbeeriaft mir II 4funo
3uder, etpas 3in1met, geriebene WtuSfats
nuB, 0eipitr5nelfen unb 8iernent. @ntz
meDer faun man Die Wtii6ung einige
Wttnuten fo6en lalien uno lebt, tpenn falt
eetporoen, elm 8int @oQnat ooer anoeren
Branntpetn binsu, ooer man lGBt Die
9eitilation in elmer gei6loienen @laS>
flai9e at etnem tparnlen Ort ober in Der
COME DOR it'd geDen. 0erren &. &. Goa,
s. 81. un6 6. S. Siebe 9(rtifeI: vNn=
%leitungen gum @intnadeu Der @urfen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-29
Gtm 91adtel1rm

Son Gper's BiIen in Ser Saide TT 10 gut
tpte ein CANCER 4r3neifaten. Sa tte brett
ouf WaQeu unb @ebdrr1e %tpirfet, 10 babelt
fe tnotreft auf iebe8 anOere Organ i'm 9etbe
@tnlue. @eun StOrung i'm Wtage1 etas
trttt, 70 greift ba8 ben &opf on, man per'
baut ri@t gebDrig, ba8 8lut tptr0 OiirH,
unb man fam lei9t ieoer berri9enSen
&ranf6eit gum Spfer falIeu. gitB @f. 9.
8onle BON @tlfeSbarre, Ba., oridt bic
ganse @abrbett in ~fOlgenbel ipetiget Bor'
ten aus: SD gebrau9e feline an'
bere Ir3net ais Qber's BtIlen.
Gle itnb AIes, mas man brartd1t, urto ers
fparen etnem ale Doctors eanuHget."
Oils elm gutes 8eiipteI btert inns bier
Sin 2lr5t,
Der fetne grsnei.gai + pertoren bate fia
ober noGfdnbig ~al8geriiitet fato, oa tbH1
cine TlaI6e BON aper'8 Biaen CUR Sano
mar. IS. arriIon, MD, aus San'Soie,.
Sal, i9reibt:
,gor ettua brei Sabren mar i6 oMrb
etten bloEen 2ufa1 10 gu iaget 9e3nungen
mehreren &ranfen unter elmer Srl1ppe BON
Sn9enieuren in ben Sterra>gteoaSas@e.
bir9en Nper'S Nbfiihrenbe Btae1 3u ner'
fdreiben, ga beim lleberieten itber etnen
@ebtrgshuB metne Nrsnei%Saide perloreE
qeaarqen mar. SD mar rptrflid 10 ers
itaunt uno erfrert iiber Die 8irfnng Der
Bile1, baB ia f~ernere Serlid5e NIT linen
Gtffelte, 10 ipie auf nit Sbrcm @berrp.
Bectoral nnb Sbrer SarIapariaa; uno i'd
ntuB entIdieben gu ibrcn Gunitel ipre4en."
Sohn 90. gropn, M. D., bon Oceana,
SO. 8a., ihreibt: SD peri9reibe @oer's
BiQen off in metner BrartS, mo fttoe tie
artSde2eidnet. SD rattle in 6amilien az
Serep a1g emetnem @ebrauHe."
8. 6. Safings, MD, aus Baltimore,
W0.. ihreibt: D0aB Igcr8 Rtlen Die
Sraifbeiten, fir mel6e fte beitimmt iiuO,
iiberrpdltiqen nnb beilen, bafiir babe i'd 10
entIdieoene 8epetle, roie man nnr Foroern
fam. gle fino ba6 bette Gbfibrmtttel,
6a8 unIcrcm SADIE 81 Sebote ltebt."
9GOer'S RiGlem..
3ubersitet pOn
DR.. &. 6. assr s. Co., 9ahrea, gtui.
Sn ellen &potbetet gu bobeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-29
Narftberi0t.

@~bico8o, 81. Sult.
@eiSeu i9lieBt nm lie. niebri9er, Corn
nm &c. bober als Dor a6t Sa9en unb Safer
an ben Oan1alioen gfotirunoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-29

erw ei3 en. SEQ. 4 gu 73@-c
out Der gobn Jeo. 3 81 T@-c; DO. 2
barter better gu 61@83c.
Wtnterwet3em @uf Der 8abn $50.
4 rotbet reuera 81 72@74&, yto. 3 rotber neuer
or n.-9e rfauie auf Brobe: 30. 4 851@
36c, SEQ. 3 36t @37c.
SAFER 8ertduie auf Brobe: SEQ. 3
20@29c, rpeiber 224@26c, Jto. 3 weiBer
26@274c, Sarlep 2S@291c, $40. 2 224@23c.
9to: 2 metBer 29@29c., BARLEY 30c.
@erlte- Jtc. 4 na6 45roDe gu Ct,
9to. 3 3u -@-c.
SeH: SEQ. l Eimotbp 3u $fO,O O@12.O 90,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-29

S6afe trafen 10000 Stiid eesen 81, 81S
III Der pori9en ISOLDE am bteii9eI Martt'
eln. greiie felt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-29

~ sSouopirtbI6oftli9e 6e9enltanbe betreffenoe
AnIraeen limb on 9errn u ottIieb SenIttttg bOoet,
Semorh, 9tebraSfo. al ri1ten.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-11-27
THE DECIDED END.

II. b. Chamberlain, president OF
the Denver Chamber of Commerce,
on behalf Of that body, then pre-.
sented a solid silver gavel to Chair.
nan Warner. 4 number of resOlu-
tions, are TO be referredtothe commit
tee. This committee is considered q
very strong one, and it is expected,
will embOdy the wishes Of the con-
vention so briefly and 30 clearly
that they will be easily understood.
After the announcement that there
would be a reception at the Mer-
chants Exchange tonight, the con
vention adjourned.
The committee on resolutions Is
composed as follows: Arkansas, b.
ID. Williams; Arizona, John G,
Lass; Alabama, a. Irwin: Color.
ado, T. B. Buchanan; California;
Hon. +. Pikley; Idaho, VIM. Hind.
man; Indiana, Peter Kennedy
Illinois, Hon. +. G.. Waite; Kansas,
f. H. McLennan; Kentucky,
Henry Waterson; Montana, w. q.
Gallagher; Missouri, r. p. Bland;
Nebraska, VIM. Wallace; New
Mexico, J. a. Manzanares; New
York, Thomas jordan; Nevada,
francis G. Newlanj; Pennsylvania,
w. ]. Chapney: Texas, Charles
LOnguermaret; Utah, c. c. Good.
win; District Of Columbia, l. c.
Nichols; Michigan, Hon. Benjamin
Colvin; Wyoming. VIM. Grant;
Tennessee, A. J. Kellar; Virginia,
john Porter.