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CLIPPINGS.

A curious fashion of the public wear
ing night-gowns in England, is recount
ed in Walkers Historical Memoirs
Cl66D of the Irish Bar" ''Among many
other ridiculous fashions that prevail
in this country since the reign of Queen
Anne is that of the ladies wearing bed
gowns in the streets about forty years
ago. The ladies who followed the
fashion we're ridiculed and insulted, but
refused to ignore the ia test fashion, :"
but the only expedient that proved eff
fectual was to prevail on an unfortunate
woman who had been condemned for q
murder, to appear at the place of exc
Sution in bed gown.
Many parents are apt to consider their
daughters worth their weight in gold.
but Scotch gentleman estimated his
two daughters value at even higher
rate than this, bequeathing to each her
weight in 81 notes. The elder seems to
have been thinner than her sister, for
she got only e51, 800, while the younger
received e57. S44
A portrait on ivory of Mrs Fremont
in her youth, a valued memento of Gen.
eraI Fremont's, was placed on his breast
at his death and buried with him
James G. ColmesniI. at one time
United States Consul at Samoa, is
charged at Seattle with forgery.
Bridget Dooley, believed to have been
the oldest person in the United States.
died recently at Mineral Point, Wis, at
the age of 40 years
Mrs. Sarah Walters, one hundred and
two years old, of Easton. Pa. lately
visited an eighty-vesr-o d daughter.
Mrs Theodore Lowall, in Bethlehem
The Empress of Germany is an accom-
plished leedIewoman, and has always
embroidered the clothes of her children.
As Princess William she heard the little
princes sa5 their prayers every night
but now she has so many other duties to
perform she is obliged to leave them "a
their attendants
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THE FARMERS LIFE.

The Farmer ne leads . happy life.
bis farm supports himself and his wife.
Three sons two hired men and gal.
And the seven kids of his daughter Sal
He rises up at the hour of four,
And miilxs the cows, and does every chore.
He goes afleid and plows till his back
Aches like il had three-foot crack
Right up the line OF the spinal marrow
And when he has ploWed and narrowed, he
sows;
And when the summer Is hot, he hoes.
He also rakes, and he weeds, and p'rsps,
If the rainfalfs right, he gathers some crapsi
And then he turns his craps into cash,
And bitches the mare to his old calashs
And drives into town to bny some clo'es
To carry his family through the SHOWS.
And on all he puts on their weary backs,
He pays:
for cotton cloth. unbleached. from 2xc'
for cotton cloth, bIeached. -. ;. from SIC
.,o,h .o,dp per So yd- 70 - 1 per cent cent
i0f 00'''N 0i0'n '0o per So I'd to 10 per cent cent
for wooden ready made cloaks aud other gar
ments for women and children,
45c. per H., plus 10 per cent
for wooiencloth. -sSc; per Id. plus IS per cent
for fannels, knit goods, shirts, etc,
from 10 to 24c per lD, plus from IS to 4
and for ali other manufactures OF wool,
Soc per h. plus IS per cent
TARIFF
And II for his share OF protection he begs,
| Mckinley will give him a duty on EggsI
On Eggsi
On Eggsi
duty on Eggsi
| The Old War Tariff is on its last legs
When 1t has to rely on a duty on Eggs.
Oh, the Farmers life is gay as a rule,
And Mckinley is certain the Farmers fool.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-29

THE Committee on Commerce recently
heard an argument by Representative
o'Donnell, of Michigan, in favor of the
bills to allow railroad companies to
grant privileges under the Interstate
Commerce law to commercial travellers
Mr.. UDonnell said that this class of
travellers numbered over $50. 900 men.
including some Of the brightest and
most active business men in the country,
and he urged the committee to take
speedy action upon one of the pending
bills for their relief
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Made a statement.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 20. Alfred
Hatcher, who was arrested here some
days ago charged with completely in the
unexplained murder last December of
Henry A. Cabler, Louisville & Nash
Vile freight conductor, has made a
statement to the officers. He says Al
fred Brand, who is in Jail charged with
the murder, is guilty. He claims to
have seen the shooting of Cabler by
Brand and to have been hindered from
reporting it by Brands threats to kill
him
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-29

CHARLES NoRDHoFF. directing the
Washington end OF the New York Herald,
and who retires to Southern California
on half pay for life, by the grace of Mr..
Bennett, is the son of German soldier
who fought under Butcher. After an
experience on the sea Mr.. Nordhoff be-
gan newspaper life in the West whence
he won't TO New York to serve under the
Harpers, and later to take the manag-
ing editorship of the Evening Post by
invitation Of its editor. the poet VIII
liam Cullen Bryant
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-29
Sizing Up.ths stranger.

Mrs Chugwater-Josiah, these new
neighbors of ours across the way seem
TO be excellent people. see they are
advertising in this mornings paper that
they have found q gold-handled um-
brella which the owner can have by
calling and proving property.
ME. Chugwater (suspicious1y)-A
body that advertises he has found an
umbrella and wants to find the owner
Is just = little too good. Keep the coal
house locked hereafter, Samantha. and
Keep an eye on the elothes-liHa.-~
Chicago Tribune.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-29

IN the agreement by which Heligo-
land is coded to Germany young Kaiser
William, who by the careful and DELHI
crate conclusion of the United States of
Germany. is the German Emperor and
not the Emperor OF Germany, appears
rs the Emperor of Germany" The
use of this title in the English counter
part of the decd was insisted upon by
the German Foreign Office. although it
is entirely contrary to the intention OF
the German nation
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-29

AFTER wrangle lasting until nearly
midnight the directors of the Worlds
Fair adjourned again without definitely
selecting site for the great Exposition.
The meeting, it was expected on all
sides, would be decisive one, but at
adjournment the question of location
was left more open than it had been at
any time for weeks past
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-29

CONGRESSMAN w. w. MoImow has de-
clined the nomination for Congressman
at-large for California rendered him by
the Republican convention, doubling
tho authority of the convention to make
the nomination, in view of the fact that
Congress has not yet authorized the new
superintendent of the State under the
regent census
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-29

GENERAL CARLOS EzETA. Provisional
President of Salvador, has received q
telegram from DIR. Galindo. conf
Dental agent OF Salvador. now in
Guatemala, saying that the terms of a
treaty of peace had been arranged. and
that the treaty was most favorable to
Salvador. All the points demanded by
Ezeta had been conceded by the Guate-
malan Government
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-29

THE Georgia State Alliance has ad-
journed at Atlanta Tho most important
actionwas the unapimous passage of res
olntion indorsing the platform of the Ma
tlonal Alliance adopted at the St Louis
convention This carries with it, of
course. the unanimous Endorsement of
the sub-treasury plan, which Is one OF
the prime. pal planks Of that platform.
rs is the Government ownership of
transportation lines Cotton bagging
was adopted as the Alliance covering of
cotton as against jnte This iscarrying
out the fight on jute made last year.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-29

WILLIAM BLACK is about TO start on a
zach ting cruise to the I>evant and the
Cr.mea and he will also sit Tangier,
syracuse, Constantinople, Sebastopol.
Balaklava and Malta in order to get
material and local coloring for the novel
on which he is engaged
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-29

JUDGE RosE has filed q decision at
jamestown. n. D., on original packages
VIII .ch applies to both the Dakotas. Tho
ease was that of the State against John
Bergren, who dealt in original packages
at Valley City. N D. The complaint
was that he sold liquor in violation Of
the now Prohibitory law, and restrain
ing order was asked for. Judge Rose
holds that the law when enacted was
unconstitutional The Judge declined
20 pass upon the claim that the law Is
still null. for the reason that the acts
complained OF were committed prior to
the passage of the Wilson bill by Con-
gress. AID hence that law cuts no figure
IN the case. The inference Is plain,
however. N his decision, that he would
hold th- s.ats. all null when u law is
prcscr r. involving that point
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-29

SOME one has invented an electric
mouse trap. 1t consists of metallic
cage containing cheese The mice nat
urally approach it for the purpose of in
vestigation, but the instant they touch
tho wires an electric current strikes
them dead. The same system might be
applied to counting room safes for the
discouragement of burglars.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-29

Two hundred thousand Italians are
now living in Buenos Ayres- From time
TO time the native inhabitants speculate
on the events which might ar sc in case
these 200. 900 strangers should under
take to assert their nationality and take
,oasession of the city.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-29

AN Ohio clergyman surprised his con-
gregat on by making the following an
nouncement: Il would remind you,
brethren. that the collection plate is
not a nickel-in-the-slotm machine, and
that q few bills would come in very
handy in the work OF the church"
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-29

JoHN Brown, son of John Brown of
Harper's Ferry fame. lives quietly at
Put-in-Bay, o., where he cultivates n
small vineyard and fruit farm He is
an old man now, having been one of the
prominent persons in the stirring period
in which his father figured.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-29

DAVIS DALTON. an American. has &C
-slmplished the feat of swimming the
English channel. from Grisnez to Felke-
stone, on his back, in 23:So:O0- He fin
ished strong. A boat acted as pilot to
tho swimmer.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-29

JAMES JEFFREY ROCHE will undoubt-
edly be selected as editor of the Boston
Pilot as successor to the late John Boyle
O'Reilly. Mr.. Roche is now one of the
editors of the paper and he and Mr..
O'Reilly were the staunchest friends
and co-workers Archbishop Williams.
it Is understood, will purchase Mr..
O'Reilly's interest in the paper. thus
giving him absolute control
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-29
An Army Eneineer st.bted.

FRANKFORT, KY, Aug. 26.-In a bar
room fight in this city the other night
Captain r S. Burnett United States
engineer, in charge of the Kentucky
river Improvement was stabbed in the
forehead and in the back. Four arrests
have been made
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-29

us the next Congress and will render 1t
next to impossible for the Democrats to
bungle and biunder sufficiently to en-
able us to elect successor to President
Harrison."-N V Evening Post
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-29
CIoudburBt.

Ell PAso, Tex, Aug. 2e.-Between
twenty-five and forty houses were
washed away at Juarez, Mex, by a
cloudburst Both the railroad and
street car tracks formed dams for the
flood and many narrow escapes were
made. Two persons were drowned.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-29
lev. GEORGE scnwARrz. of Jeffe

Rev. GEORGE SCHWARTZ. of Jefferson
Vile, Ind, who died few days ago,
was probably the oldest minister in the
State lie remembered seeing the first
steamboat on the Ohio river in 1925. His
wife was q daughter of John Frye, who
had obtained patent from the British
Crown for n large part of Lawrence
County. XIV.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-29
Policeman FsadIy IIeaten.

WICHITA, Kan, Aug. 26.-Shortly
after midnight Policeman Brewer ar
rested man named Lavender for run
ming joint when his brother knocked
Brewer down with q heavy stick. The
twain then kicked and dubbed theil
victim until they thought him dead,
when they made their escape.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-29
Tokay i'm Hines.

TEsrH. Aug. IA fire broke out yes
terday at Tokay, the entrepot for the
noted Tokay wine. and all efforts to ex-
tinguish the flames were fruitless.
When finally the fire burned itself out
the whole town. with the exception of
thirteen houses, had been DESTROYED.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-29
Frank fxowlant Arrested.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Aug. 27.-Frank
Rowland, of TOT eka Kan, who swim
died the Globe Investment Company, OF
Wichita, out of large sum of money
on a mutilated abstract of title, has been
arrested here.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-29

wIrn reference to security in fast
travel across the Atlantic. Chauncey
Depew says it gives him more concern
to ride in a cab from his house to the
steamship dock than it does to cross the
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-29
A. HI.forlc Mount IN Fiames

ATHENS. Aug. 26-The forest on
Mount Pentilicus has been on fire since
Friday. The royal summer residence is
threatened and the King and his SON are
directing the troops in their efforts TO
ureveut the spread of the flames.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-29
namncraAa

It is an uphill road for the Repub-
licans. a down-hill path for the Prohibi-
bitionists and clear right of way on the
dead level for Democracy and victory
Chicago Globe.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-29

THE mail service between Australia
and San Francisco is expected to cease
Tn November.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-29
The lowe CarnpaIgn.

The battle under which the Repub-
hcans lost Iowa is again under way
with conditions unchanged The situa-
ton can best be described in a diagram,
as follows:
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CURRENT COMMENT.

THE Senate has confirmed the nomi-
nation of William Grimes as Marshal of
Oklahoma
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-30
Oermei6et ueberbiben.

Ser StG6ter benedict ben Sarmer 6dufi9
Tim Die frtlbe Suit, Die er bel leller @(rbeit
genteBt, aber tpobl tpeni9er UNI Die greue
Sonuenbibe, Der er III Der Somr1er3eit
erbarmungSlos preisge9eben lit. @Gbe es
cine Stattittf Der l3abl 0erer, Die IN BET
gIutbe Der Sabre our0 Jog. lleber9,Ben seit>
lebenS fir a%l1itrengenoe 0rbeitell uttauglid
merDer1, mir tpiiroeu oarliber ftounen. Som
nelt lol6e SGle au6 unmDgli1 gans oer~
mieoen tperoen, 10 braubten tie boob bel 0e>
niigenber @tnlidt uuD Gorit1t BET peitem
ni6t 10 sablrei6 gu iein. .Menn es tbunlid
lit ioQte man trilber ober lpGter arbetten,
Inn bic %perlGn9erte W1ittag5ralt fpieoer einz
3ubringen. Sin feu6tes Sud- poer elm
&oblblatt i'm Strobbut 1T niibli6 fir oas
&ii6lbalten beS &OpfeS. GtSmaiier lit unz
geluno. OtdBig bur6 Sis ab8etiblter Sbee
lit Elm angenebmeS @etranf, ebenio cine
Wtii1ung bon Wai1er nno SDrup bur6
GiIig an9enebm iduerli6 g%erlac1t, mtgtellt
Sngiper eilen etrpa5 pridelnpen WeldlmdG
gegeben uub ourb Sis mGBig gefiblt. Oiele
0etrGnfe l0iben oe1 0urit beller nie Sis
tpaller nnD limb, tDenn ni6t in ibernlGBiQer
Wtenge genOiicn, ungefGNrlt6. ltnter le0er
BeDingung muB bel ftarfer 0ibe ale lleberz
~aritrenQung Dermteben tperoel1. BUR 0Drz
b~euaung bon SOnnenitid iollte eill 6ut gez
tragen merben, ben Die 2uft fret burhltreiz
den fam, ont 8elteu pGre Elm iol6er, Ger
nur ben &opf bciAottet. Wenn man einen
iolden ni6t baben fann, TRACE man eiren
mO9li6it leidten uno ~luitigen SUIT, nebme
ibn suneilen oh uno beldatte ben 8opf oa=
nit. Sebr cntpfeblenspertD lit oaS bGufige
Wal6en Des Sopics nit faltem Q8alier.
Wlrb Scenario DOH Der 5ige iibernlannt,
bringe man i'm an einen tiibIeu Ort u1b
made Gum i6lG9e alf Ger &npf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-30

auf Die linfe Seite pes IbtereS, DaS Oe1tnf
nan rIdtpGrts oefeDrt, ieBt Die SplBe Des>
lelben in Bic Wtitte Der aufQctrlebeiIcl 0un>'
ger9ru6e (o0er ri0tiger, cine !0a1oDteH pDl
benz Oiiftfno0en ullo eben 10 lOett uHttl
ben QuerfortlQben Der Genoentptrbel) 10 all
ais oh man auf Der red)tel Selte lllten ullo
born, binter benz SOultergele1t, berQaS>
fomn1eG mDute uuo treibt Durd1 etllen
itorten S6lag nit Der fladen rebten 9ano
ben SpieB fiber unD i6nel our0 Due
8~dudnan0ung IN ben Yanlen. Set Dem
6eraus5ieben lGBt mat Die Oulle llBen,
burd ipelde nun nit lauten 33tlben Die
Sale entiuei6en. 98irO Die 5ille Dur0
Suttert6eile perftOpit, 10 DLltt man nut
einem oilnner 9feiS nad,. ISIS bic 0eleDr
poriiber lit, !GBt man bic 6tlle iIbe1.
Nus Dem @elngten erbeut, DaB Die Ser>
bitung bes llebels Die 6aupt|ade bleLpt.
gta0 aIeu @riaDrungen Int es tets MT Ve@
fQbreu D%erDunDen, iDe!Il Die SDtere 1ltt
leersm Magen auf lGl0en ilppt8ell Slec 9c7
trteben tperoen, b~elon0ers tptrn CT feudt
poer bereift lit. 0urhaus gu Dermetoell Ut
e5, Bic Sbiers unnittelbar, natbaem Dlelel7
ben reidltd &lee ooer dbnltdeS gutter 9ez
freiieu Gabeu, CUR GrGlte gelallgen 81 lallen,
inoem our6 bas Saufen nld9t nur Der ultl5
fang pes 4SanienzS nbaItes Uer9roBert, 1on1
bern audi Der Giutritt elmer @dDrung me-
ientli6 bef0rpert toeroeu fam. is bart
oils befannt porauSQeiekt meroen, oaB 9e7
ipttterIuft, iiberDalpt feu6tDarmes Wetter,
bas g8eioen Der Ghiere gegen ben Bilo ptel
baSu beitragen %tDnnen, Das Nuibl0ben ber7
beiSufiibreu. Inter iolbeu rntitdnocn tpiro
es ith INNER cmpfeblen, Die 0eeroe ni6t
obne Nufitht 3u laiien. Sn meiner etgenen
Wirtbi1nft lit bas ltebel nahe5u beieittgt
baourd, DaB mir fir maize @ttterung cine
refine @raslpeioe, fir gep0Dnlide cine gez
miidte uno fir trode1e cine SlespeiOe
bQbe1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-30

ElaWS 9o. |, oddr, Sl.33, &lntot6D 81. 1
SIste- Bertdufe gu IS .75@1o.oo.
Nloo II MS Verfdute 5t $11@12.O 90.
eorn. Sertallre nab brobe: gto. 3
344@344c, $50. 3 9elbes 344 @34ac.; SO. 3
Safe r Nertdufe nah Irobe: gso Q
281@29c, SO. 2 peiBer 3O4@31e, Wo. 8
27@29c. $50. 3 wetBer 294 @3O1c.
Vt 0 8 gen. - TertGufe nod Brobe: SEQ. 9
474c.
@erte- 0erfdufe nod Strobe: go.
3 32@40c., SEQ. 4 28@33c.
Som m rDet Verfdute nod
67@70c.
Isl te rp Ell em-gerfaufe mad grobs:
go. 3 rotber 75@83bc, SEQ. 4 65@67, go. 3
weiber C; SEQ. &c.
Den. - gerfduie mad Strobe: SEQ. 1
Timotbp s9.50@ll.00, yto. 2Simotbp So so
@9.5O, gem. $4,000. rplanb Nrairie 500
8If erru aaren- i1lieBen ali SOa
824c fir sport Sarrels" uno 81. 12l@1.1 Is
fir .2arb Eierces".
WbiS te p.-1.09.
2aie. Nep @aeboars 1885,. DO.
Etpt1S 8t@Sle DO. gotns Qmericas 94@
&c. 1=Nfb. 2isbt StImmeos Srptns7{@Sc.,
/ Yfb yonns Nmericos S@3ke. Sfirnmeo
@beeie 3@5e., Bird s@beele uerp I1t@I1c..
hamburger 11a@12c.. Dometics SmiB 800
16c.
@ie:. -11@113c bas Dbb.
70 en- &orto elM. MuS Nobtle
2.75@S.OO bas Sag; SenneiIee Stole Ss.75@
800; @arlp &riumpbs 9.00@2.25.
8etBfraut ~ ateues $1.50@1.75 Der
Crate.
gu 1a4@15c.
SomateH = Das guibel= sit9en $50
@1.7.
9obnen.-Bef geautes AT l.s5@t.91,
Wteoturns 1.75@1.80; caliiornii9e Qimas
bobnen 5E@6c bas Bfunb.
Bntter.- 8eits @!9tn 15f@16c., eertn.
9ere Qualttdt 9@15e, Bette Dalrp 10@11c,
site 6@9e: Hou $685. .Badiag- 31@6e
8 Fl ag:t.- 1urtsps 7@ss. enten 8
@9Oc.. 6dbne SOC, @anle 4.O0@5.OO
bas Oubeno.
Fttronen. - Meilinu 4.00@4.5O fir
Sitt6en @ $50 Stid. $4.5O@5.O0 per 300.
3pt cd el II. S. .50@4.W bas Sap;
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Notb GhbeM- .20o.25 bd5 0bb. g.
Gurfe II = 25@40c ooS 0bb.
a t--65c. @S5c. oas SAP.
@rbl ell. @etrpttets. srtu. D@73c.
ber Sulbe!.
Mobrrnben-12@15c. bas 9bb.
Gal q = Is 120c. bas Oso. &opfla(at
50@S1. 100 bas SOP. -
O@ran3er Stalienii9e $5.5O@6.Oo.
Get &c = 30@4O.
81 40 lie 3 d n. - 9tunbe 15@20c. oaS
GubenO; 1DeiBe 80 G050c.
Otmbeere H. Sbmdrse 81. 50@S2. 90
per "a Quart; rotbe $3.50 @2.00 per 81
Quart.
@rbbeere n-Mi6isan'i6e csc, @s1.25
s. bannesbeeren $1.75@@.O0 per
is Quart.
o,@to9e1beer eu.- s1,s5@s1.5o per
"A Gitart.
Suppen srR ms - 10@15 bas Outs.
Yeterlt II ie.-10 92oc bds Obb. 3.
8 0 III g. NetBer JElee III Bftno a53..
tbetlt 12@-c, in 2 pflIno 9@10c, ni9t 10
bed a 1 ID 1885, aus9elaiieuer 7c.
20 parg Ell. Nn5 SainoiS 75c@1.00
per Gilt6eu a J Suidel.
Strin9=G Beans 1.00@-.- pro
e::&ilt6en. fir @a6Sbobnen uuO 1.00@
1.25 fiir CRIME.
@rbiem innse SuinOiler s1.15@1.s5
per Il gul6eliad.
4nan as Wune=@pples.) - s1.25@2.95
bas 0tb.
acknowledgements bas Sit6en
@orn-30@40c. bas ObD.
.Srombeeren. $1.50@2.00 bas Siit-
den @ "a Quart.
ma @fe an m @allermf aS e, s. $S0 oS ga
Gbb. ''
IS. 25@1.5O pro 16 Quart
ODER SOC. 9$1.25 per yOraper."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-30
0lsssSertD

gunbess g DE t6Io6en
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-30
Der1ni1dtes.

Ginen er i6iitternbeu Gin
bruG ma6t Die @tngobe, tpelde
non ben 0ebern oes @%uIenoes
btrges ben beuti6en &atIer
9eri6tet murbe. @s beibt bort IL. o.:
Der sSnoHltrieapsig Der 3aaoWeberei, mels
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-30

OFlNtHSJI v IL 3@NHb0 4OOt" .
-Oer Neu Oorfer eirif6e
s tnten prtBer Sobn Gonltors,
bisber Bferbefne6t in elmer Der StQlIri1gen
Der Yferoebabu Der 9. 2lue., itano tiirSltG
Dor Dem Stem Oorter 6 III / n a l.
gert6te. ST ut eth GROCER hagerer Wfanl1
in ben OreiBigen nit ountlem 6aar uno
gefrllnmten S1ultern, Der re6t einfGlti1
Dretnldaut unO ben @inorud zines be-
ldrGntten Wenl6en madt. 0rei Nrauens
flet0er, ipel6e nit groBen uno sablreiden
Iintenfleden bebaftet maren, bate bic
Staatsanpaltldaft ais S6ulobeiueile ges
9en ben Mngeflagtcn ausgeiteut, uno meb=
rere 9anel1 erfannte1 bonn 3eugenitanoe
in ibn1 unbeoingt ben unheinlltd)en Wtenz
ihen, Der iie auf Der StraBe Ueriolgt bate
uio nadJs belien 8erfol9una ibnen oos &leio
nit Tinte beiprtbt iDar. Ser YoltSiit
QBalter beri6tete lber Die Dor einem Wlonqt
uorgenommene Nerbaftung Des @onnors
uno mic er hei benz @elangeueu, melher
spei Oamen in peroddtt9er Weile aefolgt
mar, Elm Qefiiutes Gtnteniab, iolDie Drci
uerforfte, tbonerne Bfeifeuf0pIe 9efllnoeu
bate, bic nit Stnte aefi.lt iparer1.
Son bielen 9feifentopfen, melc5e gleidlIuas
inn Geriht uorgeSeigt lDRroen, iparei Die
SllCtC plDl uitl 0bpPl UoSIptDuJtH UltU pS
90@eI9eG nit einem 6olsltopiel uer7
itopft. Die groben OefinuH0en i'm &ppfe
paren fuuftgereht nit lor8illtig su9ciNnitz
tenen &orfen peri6loiien. Ser QlllgeflaQtc
er3Gblte ben @ei@morenen cine 10 fabetbafte
Weidi6te su leiner 8srtbeiDiour0, oaB Die;
lelbe midi in 8etraht gesogcrl meroen
tonute. Gr itelte Die Shat le!bit i'll 9tbreoe
uno erfIdrte ben llmltaro, baB er elm Gin=
tsnTaB uno Die bret ionDerbaren Sprtbuotz
rt6tungen nit iid berumtrua, in nchr ale
ungelNifter Weiie. Die Surf brallchte
fl1app 10 Winuten, UNI gounors Ser vb0ss
,~piIiaen 8eiddotaung bon @tgentbum"
iAulbia sl erfennelt. 9ti6tcr 0iartim fdute
audi glei6 iein llrtbeil, meld,es auf iehs
Uiouate Saft i'm Arbeitsbauie uno $3.50
@eloittafe lautete. Ser Ni6ter iagts:
@onnors lei obne alien 3weifel iduloig,
bod seitotte ba5 @eieb leioer mr., Elm be-
idrGnftes StraImaB gu erfennen. @r finn
oige 9leid bier al, oot, iueun Semanb iid
untsrite4en iOate, iDn am MiIOe fir ben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-30
IamnmIrtbfbaftl Mra.

k- Observation-Disclosures Seeenftdnbe betrefenbe
@uTragen ltuo on 9crr1 DGttIieH 9seamiita lopen,
SeDafe. u. . raotI. 3u rt3tet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-30
NfcG:uorff.

Flint RiMbpiebmarf: betrua bic !3us
fubr 1000 Stid, geqen 1850 Gtiid au1
uorisen Samitag. Na@ira9e lebbaft unb
quite Boare etlpdS hober.
Our6idutttsprei{e:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-30

Qlm 9 h 10 eli mem rst belief ild1 ots 81
fnhr orf i $4,000 @tiif ae9en 14.342 Sti1d
am porisen 5amita9. gretle I'M l0e' me-
bri9er. "
Uertauit nuroen II. a.: .