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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1889-04-26

WHAT TO % WITH the negro is troubling
our Republican friends no little. Some
weeks ago the Greensboro North State, q
leading Republican paper, urged the ne
groes not to apply for office, and stated IN
effect that appointing negroes to office
would injure the party IN the South. Now,
commenting on the fact that the Alabama
RepubIcans have determined to exclude
the negroes from al offices, the North
state says:
"Republcans must certainly recognize
All the political rights Of the black man.
Ii Is easy to see that puttlng colored men
10 Office in the Southern States Will tend
10 unite the white men against { Repub-
lcan party, and result in overwhelming
defeat for the Republican party IN every
election But the Republican organlza-
lion cannot, with any degree OF conslSteu-
cy. take the position that the negro shall
not hold Office. "
it is a puzzling question surely Repub-
Gcans argue this way: If we give the
negroes office, the white folks will not vote
our ticket, and we are uudone. If we do
not give them offices the negroes Will leave
us. and then we are undOne. We are
damned if We DO and damned if VT don I.
In the meantime Cheatham goes right
along appointing negroes to Office.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1889-04-26

THERE Has BEEN much comment upon
the hiring ont OF convicts 10 the Wetmore
Shoe Company. Some was favorable and
some unfavorable. The Chatham County
Farmers Alliance passed resolutions en-
dur~ing the action Of the Penitentiary
Board.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1889-04-26

MuULD NOT IT be pleasant to BE at Avoca
to-lay. eating fish, eating deep water oys
tiers. eating clans, seeing horse races, see
Ing boat races and having big time gen
erally1- Durham Plant.
oar editors there ana Will take in Your
share too brother.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1889-04-26

\ WESTERN EDITOR appeals to his delin
quent subscribers by saying This week
We nave taken in potatoes and pickles Or
subscription Now, if You viii bring in
some vinegar for the pickles and some
NO d 10 roast the potatoes, We can i've m
til artichokes get big enough to dig.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1889-04-26
RALEIGH c., FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1899

bers of the present Cabinet and trust he
will prove worthy successor to Mr. Whit
ney The facts above given will, | am
sure, prove to be of especial interests to
the embryo admiras in North Carolina
who are getting ready for the Annapolis
examination.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1889-04-26

THE CHARLOTTE CHRONICLE fayors the
location of an Old Soldiers Home at the
Guilford ground. L is an excellent
idea, aud We hope that il VIII be discussed
al the approaching celebration Of the bat
tie. Georgia in the past few weeks has
raised $50. 900 toward Soldiers Home
III three months we have raised in North
Carolina only SIX or seven hundred dollars,
We ought to 90 forward aud raise $40, 600
this year It can easily be done and We
hope it will be done this year.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1889-04-26

Mrs Senator Vance has returned to this
city Her friends will regret to hear of
the death of her mother, Mrs. S. B. Steel
bv whose bedside Mrs. Vance was sum
moned last week by telegraph.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1889-04-26

Yesterday there was a competitive ex-
animation in the office Of the Geological
Survey for promotion. Mr.. Lewis J Bat
tie Of Raleigh was one of the competitors.
1t is thought that the President will nom
mate public printer during the present
week The place will in all probability be
given to a Western man of large business
experience. EX Congressman John Mich
OILS has a very strong backing and would
stand a very fair chance Of securing it if
he came from another section.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1889-04-26

WHAT CONSTITUTES bad character has ef
ten puzzled judges and jurors. In the last
term Of Wake Superior court, according TO
the GoIdsboro Messenger, witness swore
that the plaintiffs was bad. He was ask
ed iii what particular it WAS bad. He re
piled that the old man was "curious and
comical, that he would not visit any one
and would allow no one to visit him; ana
this was SMITHS bad character
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1889-04-26

The BEST THING We have seen yet from
rREsIDEST HARRISON is the advice he gave
a delegation Of negro preachers from
louisiana. They called on him to advise
him how to strengthen the Republican
party in the South. when they had fin
shed he did little preaching and told
them to go home and wash their hands
ot all immediate connection with politics,
md have nothing to DO with the scramble
FOR office
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-24
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CuIcAGo. April 23.--[Special Telegram 10
The BEE. CATTLE Tho big decrease in the
run OF cattle has not as yet advanced prices
to the point expected, To-day's trade was by
no means active and prices underwent little
Or no change us compared with yesterday,
but us before noted, there is a slight advance
~ desirable steers, us compared with the
low prices of last Thursday. the lowest day
Of last week, and that advance is quoted at
i0(9l5c according ~ observations OF cool
headed and conservative statesmen. The fat
corn fed Texans that are coming along are
making satisfactory prices. There are no
grassers worth mentioning. Cow stock was
reported scarce by buyers for big firms, and
prices remain about the same Us last week.
Veal calves are almost unsaleable, ard are
not paying at prices they are selling at-too
many arriving at South Water street in the
city The stocker and feeder trade remains
dull. A few lots. as matter Of course,
change hands from day 10 day, but there is
no roliabie or steady demand. Mixers and
springers arc coming along, and are pad
dled cut at from SIS 10 $40 per
head, fresh mixers with calves by their
sides selling from SIS to S35 per head. Choice
- extra oecves, "a. .40d460; medium 10 good
steers, 1850 10 800 lbs, sas5lg4.25; 1900 to
1850 lbs, t36GQ;a,05; $50 70 1900 los, $500.
80; stocSe9s AID feeders, sa.hO,es.60i cows,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-24
FINANCIAL.

NEW YoRK, April 23.--TSpecal Telegram
10 THR BEE. l--STocKs-The irregular stock
market of Monday left the spectators and
investors very much at sea on the action to-
day. The more hopeful ones saw many rea-
sons for Improvement. The better earnings
already reported, the better business which
must follow the present decline In
cereals, the better methods prevail
ing among the managers of railroads,
the action Of the interstate commission in
looking sharply after abuses, all these were
counted on the bull side TO take effect as soon
rs the holidays here, and on the other side,
are out of the way. Nevertheless business
in stocks opened In a mild way this morning
with the interest confined TO half a dozen
stocks, The list was positively dull with
the exception OF Tennessee Coal Consoli-
dated, st. Paul, Union Pacific, htchison and
Louisville & Nashville. First prices ruled
& TO u per cent under the close yesterday,
and these were followed by declines of q to
H in Tennessee Coal and Atchison, and an
advance of q in Consolidated Gas. Cot
ton Oil was especially weak, and lost / 4 per
cent early, after slight per cent at recov-
cry. Prices at IL a. m. were about the low
est of the morning. The hour following was
extremely dull, and except some intimations
in Reading there was no feature to noon,
with sales of but 6l, 900 shares for the fore
noon. The heavy feeling In stocks was even
more marked during the closing hours. Ten
nessee Coal led the regular list downward,
touching 39l6, or a loss of 211 per cent. Bur
lngton, st. Paul and Atchison showed a net
loss for the day of u per cent each. Cotton
Oil and Louisville lost to a per cent each.
Chicago gas closed q per cent be ter at 5016.
The depression in prices was on realizing
sales and the prospects of dullness IN bust.
ness and speculation for a time at least The
total sales of stocks were 1,53S, 800 shares
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-24

natives, SO. .55@5.4o; western corn-fed, s4.9o
$3.50; lambs, s4.15@6.00.
Kansas City, April 23.--Cattle Receipts,
1000; shipments, LOCO; market weaker, ex-
cept for fat cows and heifers; common to
choice, .corn.fed, s30OG4.25; stockers and
feeders s2.oO@360; cows, 81. 75@3.25.
Hogs-Receipts 1000; shipments, 5000;
weak, lower: good TO choice, A.42l<d4.41if
common to medium, s4.25@4.75.
National stock Yards, East st.
Louis, April 23.--Cattle-Receipts, 1900;
shipments, none; market strong; choice
heavy native steers, S3.S0C04.40; fair TO
good, $1,000 100; stockers and feeders
81 l0G3.10 rangers, corn-fed, 81 T5@3.50
grass-fed, $2.O0@2S5
Hogs Receipts, 5000; shipments, 400
easy choice heavy and butchers selec-
tions, S4608+75; packing, S4.50Gi.6 IS
light grades, s4.60G415.
Sioux City, April 3.--Cattle-Receipts
49i; shipments, -; steauy; fat steers. 81. .00@
$50; stockers, 81 35@2,S5 feeders, 81 4092. 80
Gamers AMI bulls, S1,00@l.s0; veal calves
81. 2.0Ot14.00.
Hogs--Rcceipts, 1850; 716@l0c lower
light and mixed, s4. 4.45@450; heavy, S4.471S@
4b5
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-24

white pine partition, $50; end, com u in
white pine partition, k21; clear Il in yellow
pine ceiling, $50; clear 4 in Norway, sl4.50;
end com a in Norway, sl3.
BoARDs-No l com i2, IL and 10 II,
s1q; No 3 com 12, IA and 10 II, $3.50;
com l 8 10, IA and 10 II. (shpping culD,
els. Add 80 cents per M # for rough,
BATTENs, WELL TUBlNe PICKETs--O g
bats, 2l6-inch, 60c; o G bats, 1Sx3, SIS, ,95c;
Bin well tubing, ID h M and bev, So pckets,
ID 4 II fiat, $50; pickets, ID & II square, $40.
LINE, ETc,-Quincy white lime, best, 90c;
English and German Portland cement, $3.50;
Milwaukee and Louisville, sl.30: Michigan
and Fort Dodge plaster, *2.25; Blue Rapid
plaster, Sle5; hair, 20c; sash, 60 and 10 per
cent dis. doors, blinds, mouldings, so per
cent dis. tarred felt, per cwt, $500; straw
board, Sl.65.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-24
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
Cattle.

Tuesday, April %, 1880.
The trade opened with handy little cattle
light, they sold strong. Heavy cattle were
not in quite so strong demand, for the reason
that they were more plenty, but they sold at
steady prices during the morning Toward
the close the market showed some signs of
weakening, and the close was easy. Taking
the market as q whole, the prices paid were
about 2Oc higher than last weeks low point.
Butchers stock was not very plenty, and
commanded fully steady prices. There was
little trading in feeders and stockers, but
the demand was good, and the only reason
for the limited amount of business was the
scarcity of that kind of cattle.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-24
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, April s3.-The DroTerS' journal
reports as follows;
Cattle--Roceipts, 1000; marlc. steady,
beeyes, s4.l0946o: steers, S3ae@5. %
stockers and ieeders, s25pLs3,60; COWS,
bulls and mixed, sl.659S 10; Texas steers,
g.. c.30,g3.p0.
dogs = Receipts, l2,OOo; maskoi steady;
mixed, st.6Oel. .s2lf; heavy, ss5594.s0i
light, H. .eid4e skips, ss,sOla4.i0
pSneep- Receipts, G,OoJ; market rcng;
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-24

bulls and mixed, sI.65a3.15; bulk, s2.40d
$50; Texas FED steers, s3.3063.90.
Hoas-.The demand was only fair with q
slight down turn in prices, the bulk of the
best mixed selling at s4.T5, few at s4.T71TG
$50, with common packers as low as A.55Cd
40 and few fancy heavy at s4.S214CG4S5.
neglected Mt e.. 750p4S71f. A lot OF so-called
Texas pigs, averaging $50 lbs, sold as low as
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-24

of s5os@S,2s two years ago, s5.oS@5.So, and
three years ago, s3,sbta8 so.
Heavy receipts of hogs.
To-day's arrivals OFF cattle were liberal,
and the heaviest since Wednesday, but
lighter than last Tuesday by nearly 1000
head. ..,oE
In spite OF the decline, the hog market
here is still higher in proportion than other
makets, and although decline is never en-
tirely satisfactory TO Che selling interests.
nothing else could have been expected to-
day
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-24
Hogs.

The hog market was 5(9l0c lower, but the
demand was good at the decline, and al
though the receipts were the heaviest for
several weeks the pens were cleared by mid,
day. Two loads brought S4.55, and there
were quite a good many trades at $3.50, but
day were the heaviest of any day since
March IL, when 5,S04 hogs were received.
As compared with the corresponding day
last week, the receipts to-day were two and
half times larger Tho prices paid were
the lowest IN over Il week.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-24
Sheep.

The market was steady, with moderate
number on sale The supply OF sheep was
not very large, but there were a few loads
on sale. Two loads were shipped in direct
to the packers, and of the number on sale
there were two loadstof fair Nebraskans, part
lambs; one load of light common shearlings,
and a load of good Nebraska sheep and
lambs.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-24

Live Stock Notes.
Hogs lower.
Light cattle strong.
Cattle market closed weak.
The top on cattie one year ago to-day was
sI20; two years ago - 60, and three years
ago Si.1b
Que year ago 10 day hogs SOLD AZ q range
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-24
ReCeiptS.
Prevailing Prices,

The following is table Of prices paid in
this market for the grades Of stock men
timed.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-16
Die O~rdintrun9swahI.
Die feds GanSioateu Scr Siiroerpartei uno
orei Oemofrateu iicgrei4.

Die ant pnrigen 9ienIta9 a~bgebaltene
@rtras9Sabl sur @ripGblung BON nellt
NtitgIieoern Der Nbmalier> SebDrbe per>
lief sipar I'M @anseu reht rubig un0
siemIih fr;eoltd, bod rief ite imllerbtu etlt
gr0BereS SntereIie ipod, ais man ertpartet
bate. gSte Die uStaatssettun9" Dorals9es
ia9t bate, muroe burh Die Nufltellung Oes
SiirgersGifets Die repubIitaniide 9ortet
am neiite1 geidGot9t, uno Die Serlulte,
tpel6e oiele Hartet erlttt, iuare1 10 9rob,
baB lie nidt einer etnst9en @anotoaten
ourhgebraht bat.
Sas Siirger : Sidet bage9en entiuidelte
cine beocutenO 9r0Bere Stdrfe, ais man
0en1iclben Sugetrar;t bate, uno ipGbreno
nod acitern Nbeno ipGt Die Sennfratelt
gebofft batter, ibre Idmmtliden @anoioaten
ST erlp6bIeu, iduatoen i6re 6offnungeit,
le nehr Seridte einliefen, inlmermebr oaz
bin, his idlieBli6 iiber aIIer 3Detfel lett
gelteut puroe, OaB oaS ganSe 8urger:Sid
iiegrei6 aepeien Jet. Die 9tepUblifaner
batten idou penige Stunoen nab Sdliez
bung Der Stimn1fditeu ale 0offnung aIf>
9egeten, aIt llur etne1 tbrer Sanoi0dten
Durh;ubringen, uno Tie mDgen eS
ibrem ySaugpatron" Soc Wlebiu, melder
Die y8Irger" : 8eipe9ung ms 98erf
iegte, oanfen, oaB Die 9emofraten
in Der Qlbipaiierz 8eb0roe cine W1ebrbeit err
Iangt babe1. 9a i~loeiien 9tiHter 9Srene
oergait Das bentofratiide 9arteis5idet
tpGbreno Der @ablcampagne ebenfaIs be-
fdmpfte, 10 lit eS iebr fragLtd, Oh er init
leincn frrIberen 8artetfreunoen INNER
zines Chimes iein tpiro.
Se6r erfreuli6 lit e5, baB bon Ben 9ez
mtotraten Die beiten Ganotoater, l1dInlih
bie6erren@ N ter, Huiiell unb Sing
geipdblt, tn0 Die beioen Srl6noer 2pn6 uno
0aban 9ei6lagen Duroen. 3u Der gr>
tpdblung Der beioen ~Gritgenannten bat Die
vSuinoiS StaatS5eitun9" ibr guteS She'll
betgetragen, Denn bas bon ul1s empfobIene
ullabbQngtge Sidet rpuroc in ben beutid)en
g8arbs lebr itarf 9eftilnmt, tpie Dies aud
aus Der notwithstanding bobe1 Stimmen>
aabl Der 9tepublifaner SortbeQ unD Guthrie,
lopte Den beOeuteuOen UteDrbeiten Der Ser
rem BrenoerQait uno 9lltpeter erli6tlid lit.
SIN Solgenben 9eben mir oas ~poultdnoige
Wabtreiultat:
@enGblt tpuroen:
WurrD NteIion, s., $3.50.
9enrD S. @iIIing, g., 54.339.
&t@arb S. preuber0oft, s.,
54,139.
Sobn S. AGtpeter, g., 53,738.
@rnoIb g. Gilmore, g., 51,753.
@9rtftopb 6ob, g., 51.517.
Sranf @enter, g., 51,048,
Sobn q. Sling, o, $4,000.
@ m. 8. &uiieIL g., 49.3O1.
9ei6Iagen murben:
36Omas QDn9 it,, g., 1921.
S6Os. @jaban, g., 1856.
Is. 6. Gortbeu, st., 1907.
Sobn SprD, st., 40,875.
Siiian IS. Guthrie, st., 36.651.
6erm1ann gSeinbarbt, st., 35, 1877.
SruS @op, st., 29,378.
Die 8eb0roe miro aus flint Oemofraten,
bret 9tepublifaner1 un0 einem Socialtlten
beiteben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-16
Dom &tebhaber 9eldo6ett.
GOitb Qamott, elm retuSe6njd0riges
WGDGen, UOu ibrem Oalart
Deripnl0ct.
Der S9ie6bolo entfIoben.

@bitb 2amto1t, Elm bil6i6Dnes, 19id6rtz
geS Wadbden liegt lett Srettag Nbsrlo in oent
ct. Oner 0otel, Gde Stateltr. un0 Yef
court, an stpei &ugelpuuoen i6tDer tranf
Danieoer. @iner Der rei6iten Stetnfontrac7
loren, Elm tpett ut6 brett befailnter Stett1
bru6be1tber, unO i6r Qteb6a6er, lit Der unz
ielige S6Ibe.
Giferiu0t stpGngte tbm Ben 9tepolper in
bte 6anD un0 ma6te t6n, aus 6urdt, tDe>
gen Der 8luttbat CUR G%erontUortung ge7
aogen gu merDen, gum Slii0tling.
Die Boli8et tDetB 7GlgeOlltb rtIdts
bon Der Nepolpertbat, 1no 0elo bat baS
ltebrtge getDar, um DaS S6iDel8en per
8etbetligten gu e%rtaufen. Gin unbez
pbabteter 3cuge Der 8orFais lorgte
tnDeB bafir, DaB berielbe in bic SeftentltHz
felt brong. Ser Nome beS etferitDtt8et
QiebDaberS uno Jteuolper9eloes 6ltrfte jeoo6
nut Der Seb0roe preiSge9ebelt tperoen, lpenn
bieielbe ii0 es angelegen ietn ldBt, Die SoGe
3u unterlu6en.
gSie unier 8eri6teritatter erflt6r, erei97
nete fib Die S1ieBerei III eltem gelblo1iez
zen 3;rnmter beS 0teitaurantS BON Sat6el7
Der, $40. 440 StatetraBe, am Srelta9
Qlbeno.
OaS 8oar ioupirte sort. glSblih err
t01ten raid auf einanoer 3tuei S6uHe.
@Oit6 log bluteu6 an 8oOen un0 Der
blei6e Qie6baDer belt ben Jtepoluer in Der
6an0. Oiele lebtere perbirgte S6atlahe
lit 0asu tpenig angetbau, bel Don Se@
tbeiligten 9egebenen Gr%tldrunger, alS habe
baS Mdo6en nit BENT ReDolUer geipielt lI1lo
Maffe iid entlaoen, @lau6en 5l ldelltell.
9as auf BEN Sob perIebte WlGo6en 1elbit
tpeigert it6, ir8enO welde An8aben SIT
madden.
Oie S~offnung Der 2ter3te, bag jnaae
9ebcn 5u retter, lit 6erinq. Sin 8e7
iu9 in Der pradtppueH WO0nun9 oeS lDHl7
bigen QiebDabers Gil Der Oti9lgal Npenue
er9eb, baB Der Ser Die Sta0t perIalle1
babe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-16
Gatarrh Reufeber, oatarrboIifae
Qdubheit.
Cine 1eue SeIbfbehonoIuno.

Ger 2eibenbe meiB in Der Nesel gar ni6t,
baB bteie Graitfbe!t anitedeno unb 6aB lebe1z
.btge Yaraliten, Die liG an ben G0leim6duten
Der gtoie uno Der @lita9ii6en N6bre befits
ben, Oaran l6ulb ltnO. IS lit in6elen Our9
mifroStopii3e llnteriu6un9 erpieIer, baB
benz 10 lit, nro ba0ur0 lit man audi auf bds
rt6ti9e Wtittel getOmmen, res oue bieie
&rantbeiten ii6er, RAID uno oalternb beilt.
0ieles Wtittel bral6t nltr ale pier5ebn Sage
etn bis breintal augelpenbet I'll werben, unO
bran6t man beSbal6 ni9t aus Dem 6Guie 3u
9eDen. Gin pampblet, welbes Die rleus
gebanbGuu9Sweiie ertldrt, erbdlt man unents
9eltlt6, wenn man ii6 an Die Ibreiie: q. $.
0ir0n & Com, Sorronto, @an., Nef
Sing Ctr. Scr. 337 bis 339 wen6et. = Berlin
Wte6icaI Nbpifsr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-16

Scrr Geo. &itGcrt, Gorreipon=
Dent ato Spcstat>MgcttS, berctF o7e
Gtantcn California, Nri5oaa, Wcs
Uaoa, 28afDtn8tom 1910 Grc8om-
Scr @~ctteroi gi0ett Scrr &5er=
m1atn SreGi6mttot SeiltdDt Ole
Sta0fett WotS> TITO SmS=Saroltitn,
MarNIan0, Georgia, Slort0e,
SenteTee, @tIebataa 1tuo Str0titt1-
SEER SEQ ScnmtaSDopen octt
Staat SScbrnSfa.
serr @omar0 9rltnbcH oen St11t
NcbraSf0.
SEER SBco. 70. ScGma'tt oet
Gt0at sSnSt1stm tsto SuinOts-
&err Curt SOm1letIee Den Staat
S!ginoiS.
Scrt &nasl SrieOet otc gtaafct
cSutUots tmo SSp&ua.
$3err Garl G6tafcI Die Stn6fen
SuinoiS, 9SiSconitn 1t. @ttttmcfot1.
Sserr GWgcn &aitcr ocu Sfaat
Ser1s.
@crr 8. @smoea Ocn st"at sat
rOis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-16
St00t Chicago.
&l6tig fit NbOuueuteu

Der Sarmer bat Ietne @rnte etrgebeirtit
un0 ioOiel oaOon ME n0t6ig gu @eloe gez
ma6t, hin @i1fGufe gu MAIDEN un0 ii9 fir
ben g8tnter 5u Deriorgen, ettpaige ate
S6uloen ab5utragPn &C. gu Der unentz
bebrlt6en 8eriorgung fir ben 8inter gez
bort aud Die 8ei1affur9 unter6altenoer
uno bele0renber 2eftire ullb no fGl1oe ii9
bieielbe better, ais i'm vy8eiten" un6 inn
&o6enblatt Der ySQinois Staatsseitunq."
90 iebt Die 3eit lit, po Bic meiften
&bOnnements ablaufen, 10 m69ten mir,
CUR 8ermeiOung BON Srrtbamern, 0erie6en
uno WttBberi tGnOntlien in Sejug auf Die
Gtnien0ung neuer Announcements o6er @Dz
tragung alter SbulDen, YrGmien &c. unlez
rem 2eiern Die 8eobadtun9 na9iteben6er
9inge anempfebGen;
l. @ebe Se0er itets ben g1a1nen Ser
goitoffice an, bur6 pelde er leine 8riefe
erbGlt unb abi6ift, unb ni6t 6eu oes
@Obnortes, es iei benn, 6aB iein goitz
amt unb iein No6nort benielben geamet
tra8en; ferner itetS ben gtamen Des
StaQteS.
2. Sergele man llte, ietnen Gamen 3u
unterlAreiben, Elm @erieben, bas bGuz
tiger lit, ais man glau6en ioute, un6
i6reibe ben gtanen 10 OeutGi6 mie mOgz
lid.
3. @ebe man 6eutli6 at, fir tpelde
&usgabe Oas eingeianote @el6 beItimmt
lit, Ob fir ba5 8odenbIatt, ben @eften
oOer fir bei6e.
4. v@O9en6Gatt" un6 v8eten" foten
auiamnren Hit s., penn bas announcement
norauSbc5ablt miro; ionit foitet ieoes 81,
beiOe ~5uiammen 81.
3. 9tur' Oieienigen ~9lbonnenten 6es
vg8eiten" unb oes v@oGenblatts", tpelde
bafiir je 81 I'M 8oraus entrtdten,
baben auf cine Brdmte 2tnipru9.
S. 2lus Dem auf Oen @ini9lag Der 3etz
ting befinoii6en fleinen gelben 3ettel
fanu ein ieber Qt6onnent erlebeu, bis
iDai!n er be5a6lt Bat.
ILLINOIS S~TAATsZEITUNG Co
CHICAGO, Ill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-16

Gin Gat5ieI. QGarmm er&pQd5Iene Mdnner un6
Grauen nit g~ereiften Observation-Disclosures fIeire f6r=
oerlt@e Seioen perna4IQiitgen iplte1, lit in Der Shat
ein 3tdtbieI. uno boD 9ci9ieBt bies pon SauIenoen
fonit gang peruiinfti9er 2eite. IS lit Dies cine Der
Gragen, BON oeueu es beiBt, baB ein g}orr bcren mebr
irsleu fanr, as TouieuO GGetie be0ntlporteE fDune1.
Siu6 crit einrlot Srantbeit5teime por0onoen, 10 mad.
len lie i6neIer ais untrout uuo eiuer erSeagt anoere.
BON aSeit at 8ett Tb elufteIenbe observation-disclosures
ben, enc 9pnr Den gtltoIt6t leidDte nnreselm6BtJ.
feiten III oeE 5tbrpcrinnttIouelt, unO, nenu tie unbeQd)s
tet bleibeu, leGv D0IIIg Die Guele uuo Der Nusaona5.
puntt fHr etn gaH5e8 @eer e~rlitliber 1t1t bios 6rtll-
der i~on0ern olgemciner &ralfDeiten. Wton perblte
bleie. tHSei1 lnaI ben 9%crtngIten S~;uSeiCben ppn unp0Bs
lt4feit nit @oitettcrS NtaQeIbitters, benz grDBteu aQer
GorbeugunQSlnittel, 81 &elbe gebt. Miro Die Soniti.
tuition g~efr0ftigt Die Naturalization riguIirt uno 9e4
IirH un0 Ntaget bNrCb otefe rationale Ar5net berra
Dtgt. 10 per6e1l ite baour1 ua9e3u uuneripunbbor.
9a8 9itterS beugt NnfGaen Don WtGlarta, Gbeuma.
ttSuus unO 9}ierenlei0en Dor.