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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-11-13

If most Of the countries in EUROPE
should refuse to take our tobacco oul
country would receive IL great injury,
as tobacco is one OF our chief export
crops. The countries that refused tc
take 1t would not suffer, rs the crop
can be raised in most OF them. Every
country south of Denmark can raise
its own tobacco. Little cotton can be
produced in Europe, but England.
France. Italy and Russia have foreign
possessions in which it can be profit
ably raised. But very small proper
ton OF the land in the world that is
adapted to the production Of cotton
has been utilized for that purp ose
The valley Of the Amazon could sup
ply all Europe with cotton. Probably
there is little occasion for expressing
lear about the results OF retaliation.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-11-13
How She Managed 1t.

A young couple in an. English vil-
lage had been counting for several
years. The young man one day said
to the young woman:
''Sal, ! Gamma marry thee"
''How's that?" said she.
live changed my mind" said he.
'Well, I'll tell you what we'll do"
said she. "if folk know that's thee
as has given mo up, shanna be able
to get another chap. but if they think
that I've given thee up, then l can
easy get another chap. So we'll have
the banns published. and when the
wedding day comes the parson will
say to thee, Wilt thou have this
woman to be thy welded wife?' and
thee must say. 4 will;' and when he
says to me. wilt thou have this man
to be thy welded husband?' l shall
say i winna.'"
The day came. and when the min
lister said. wilt thou have this woman
to be thy welded wifep" the man an
swered, Il will"
Then the parson said to the woman:
"Wilt thou have this man to be thy
welded husband?" and she said. IL
will"
"Why." said the young man. furi-
ously. 'you said you would say. Il
Wilma"
II know that" said the young
woman. "but I've changed my mind
ainca.N
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-11-13
Kicking Horse Responsible.

MINNEAPOLIS Mimi, Oct. 3O.-A
Bismarck. N. d.. special says: Kick
ing Horse. the Sioux prophet, seems to
be responsible for the most of the
trouble at Standing Rock. He claims
to have visited heaven and returned to
earth to tell the Indians what good
things are In store for them. Major
Mclaughlin ordered him of the reser-
walton and confined several other trou-
blesome spirits in house. The In
dams have been making day and night
hideous. If it were spring instead Of
fall there would be danger OF an up
rising. but it is not believed one will
now occur. Sitting Bull is doing all
he can to ferment disturbance.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-11-13
Equey tr:anism for Women.

A man has his horse, his dog, his
gun, his boat-all those things which
give decision. firmness, and poise TO
character. Let woman have her
horse. II she can, waiting before or
after the hours OF needle-wOrk or
study or housekeeping to give her
freedom from stuidness or morbid
thought, to bring exhilaration ana
new life. and companionship with tho
green fields of spring. autumn roao-
ways overarched with crimson-tippo1
NAPLES. and the glistening snow-sweep'
OF winter 1t will take the lines iro"
her face. will place her clear-eye al"
erect. aud In a line with lie 'eo"
twelve to sixty. t
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-11-13

According to our esteemed contem-
porary. the Boston Herald. says the
N. Y. Sun. about 80 per cent OF the
liquor dealers OF Boston have made
more money since the table took the
place OF the bar in that eccentric set
Element than they made under the old
law. The fact that sedentary soaking
requires more liquid than perpendicu-
lar soaking having been satisfactorily
established. Boston Is satisfied and
lunch is free. OF the moral effect OF
taking cracker with each cocktail it
Is superfluous to speak.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-11-13

Work on the tunnel by which it il.
proposed to utilize the water power OF
Niagara Falls has formally begun. Ii
only one-haH Of the expectations o.
the projectors should be- realized 0
wonderful impetus would be given to
manufacturing interests in quarter
hitherto never dreamed of.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-11-13
Tbs Nod,l Wife in Rus,ia

Among the middle and lower orders
OF Russian society the model wife is
she whose good conduct and slavish
obedience to the will or whims OF her
husband give him no excuse to lift
hand or rod against her. and who never
beats her husband when drunk. Wives
beating their husbands ia, however. u
recognized phase OF Rus lao social
life.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-11-13

CALIFORNIA has school-book law
which is something unique in that
branch of legislation. 1t prohibits
the use OF any textbook in the schools
and published in California.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-11-13

Heather nations have diffe rem,
legends as to the origin OF woman.
The Japanese believe that she grew on
a tree, the Laplanders that she was
once rabbit, the Persians that she
fell from the heavens. and the Austria
lians that she was once toad.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-11-13

TALK rs much as you please about .
system Of compulsory education, but
throw in . word now and then for com.
pulsory cleanliness. There can be nc
such thing as equ ,lity between clean.
ly people and people OF unclcanly
habltA
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-11-13

The tendency Of tho times is toward
cheapness. Improvements In machin-
cry, new inventions, new discoveries,
new processes and the increasing eff
cheney OF labor all tend inevitably
toward the cheapening of products.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-11-13

ONE thing the farmer Of the future
must do and that is to educate him.
self In everything that pertains te
his calling. Better education means
more knowledge of the principles that
underlie successful farming. and more
and better applied knowledge meant
better results.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-11-13

Delaware whips men ut the post LOT
certain offenses, and is therefore bar
barous. At the sane time. comp army
populations. she has only one-thiro o.
the small crimes OF any other state IN
the union. Her jails do not cost one
dollar where other states pay ten. ano
It = the same with her courts.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-11-13

il has started "a grill-room. The
cashiers desks at most hotels in
Gotham are good substitutes. They
grill all the fat out OF q pocketbook a,
short notice.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-11-13

slOwly!-l strangled the beast, choking
it to death.
Il turned to Nadia and l raised her
from the ground. and. pressing i'm
FASHIONED kisses on her lips. cried in
her ear: There is no cause for fear,
my darling!' She seemed to wake "a
from q dream; the great blue eyes
opened and looked at me with unutter.
able love. and my kisses were returned.
You do love me. Nadia?' 1 cried; and
her head still lay on my chest.
".Love you. Paul" she answered,
of course love you. Need tell YOU
so in words. Paulp she said. and she
looked around her wildly. Let us
make the most OF our time, Paul. aud
again she kissed me; for the man am
betrothed to will come to claim my
hand In one short month
:. Nadia I cried. and you talk of
loving me?'
".My marriage with the Prince
Bakouline. she said is ono OF policy |;
but I shall always love you.' she added !.
and then she looked at me in sudden
fear. Paul, Paul Bolskoi,' she said.
why do you look like that?'
Princess Nadia answered, Il
never loved you; l loved the
woman l thought you were
Paul Bolsk0i.' she said. calmly,
you must DO mad; tho Prince
Bakouline owes you . deep debt OF
gratitude and then she rose and
tufned her back on me. But let me
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02
0roRe genersbruntt.
9ie Gflig= nnb 0uriennieberlage BON
Z. u. GnOlong tn 8ommaupiQe
ein Gan6 Der Slan1men.
Kein Da6er'oa {, nm 9eeen oas pernidtenoe
Clement an3ufdmpfen.

Seuer brad 0onneritas Nben6 INN 8 1tbr
IN Der @liigfabrit uno yaieoerlage bon eii&tgez
mahten @nrten bon 2pman q. BuDlona
in 8otDmanDiQe, in Der gtdbe BON Gole
Sill aus uno Giherte oieielbe pouitGnoig
eth.
Die Sabrif nit ben GtGuen ninfaBt flnf
Nder 9ano. Die 8aulihfeiten beiteben aus
etn1todigen 6ol3baradel1. Die SSelerwebr,
Die inter Tibrung oes Wrrl1au @abriel
auf Der granoitGtte mad elmer bel1iperli6en
Sdbrt eribten, fonnte ntdt bel ausrtcbten.
Ser Stub, Die uGbitgele9ene Waiierqueue,
1T bon Der Sabrit nabe3u cine Oeeile entz
fernt. SeucrpehrDireftor Stpenie lab baz
Der ein, DAB es urtniibe Wiibe let,. Sprtben
uno Wearni6aIten beraus3ul6iden.
Cine Sprtbe, Die BON Der Milpalfee Mpe.
aus Die Sa6rt pa9te, blieb in benz &otb Der
SaDritraBe iteden. 0ie 6euernebrleute
iaben iih seltot6t9t, bas Teuer leinen Neg
nebmen 5u lalien; nit giden uno Saden
riilen tie Die brennel0en 8alfen' 9erunter.
Ste Seuersbrunit piitbete Die game gtaht;
aaber Den Waarenuorrdtben, ben Wtai9ineil
uno ben @tbGrtDen Derbranllten Is S6len.
6err 8ublon9, Der auf Der 8rauoltdtte
erihienen mar, iddbte ben Bis il llDr
Qbenos ansertbteten Shaoen auf $75, 600.
Wiarldau Gabriel bena1rthtigte ben 5Seuerz
tpebrDtreftor uni Wttterna6t, DaB Der Shaz
ben Die bon !6errn 8uolong augegebene
Sumnte eber iiberiteisen tpir6, ba QIes
niebersebrannt lit, was bic Slammen per7
sebren fonnten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02
Smei ~SebensmIoe.

Gin unbetannter Weann patete am Donz
neritag Nahmittag in ben Gee an Der gtorb
So. StraBe in Safe 8iem, legte it6 in oas
Waiier un6 ertrantts ii9. S!3rpei 6erren,
bic IN Der Na6bari6aft pobnen, unb Die
Observation-Disclosures bes Wannes iaben,
ruberten in ben Gee binars, UNI i'm III
retten. @s mar tnbeB au ipdt. Die 3ei6e
,tpar bis our Stunbe nod nt9t gefunoen.
&ueuit WaeDer, Der bel ietnem S6tpager
@buarb Stalmann, SEQ. SIT Oeoen Qpe.,
Dobnte. frattelte ieit mebreren Weonaten.
Nn Wftttipod absno perIieB er ieine Wob=
1ung unb alle Na6fori6un9en mad ibnt
blieben fru6tlos. @eitern Worsen ents
bedten 8nabel1, bic am See an Der 46.
StraBe angelten, Die 2ethe zines Mannes.
0ieielbe tpurbe bon Bolisiiten ans 3ano
nno mad Der Mor9ue sebra0t. Dim gta9>
mtttag toentifisirte Stallmann Die 2ei1e.
WeeDer tabm, 10 nimmt Der Shmager an,
in einem Mnfaa BON @elitesfranf6eit lid
DQS Qebe1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02
Sta0t Gbttag0.

3cr General 2I9eut Serr SEES
ri ann 9redf0utiot bei1tmt Die
Gtaaten Satnots, SotpG ttaO Ie=
braSfa+
&err Geo. 9tiGert, GorteIpotts
ett It no SpestaIzW9ettt, beretIt ole
StaAten Galifornta, Grisoua, Nez
D6oa, MafDtn9tnn, Sre0n41,
WteTico INTO SrttifG Columbia.
Gerr SEQ 9etttttn8bonett Ole
Gtaatett WebtaSfa attO &nttfaS.
Strr 9beo. Is. 8s6Mastt Sen
Gtaat Snotata 1tttS S1inotS.
SEER Yattt Uriebet ote GtnAtett
SninOtS .ttno Sofia.
6err Carl SGtnfeI Ote staaten
SatnOtS 1tto W~ittnefotn.
Serr Gtt8e1 Gatler oen staat
SeraS.
Serr 8. &emSea Sen staat suit
1toiS.
Serr 0ratt5 otto Die Gtaatet
SutnotS tttt0 MiScOmfn-
SEER 6. o.. Soroat MttteIz 1ttt0
etos2Imerita 1ttto @eFsSmoten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02

tpibrise 8%eihrdufung Ser Sreibeiten be-
fdr1pft uno perbinbert tperben.
"a. 0ieier @entralS8 erein 1ta6t IS ith
ferner arr Bfliht, ollie Qngriffe auf oaS
Seutl6t9um oieies 9anbes, eleidDiel bon
tpeL6er Seite uno in nelder Sorm 0telels
ben aelnadt tperoen, nit Gntl6ieoenbett
uno gta6orud ab5utpebren uro Su be-
%fdrnpfen.
SIS. 9tu6 ioG es bic Nufaobe bieies
Gentralz8ereins ieiu, barber gu MAIDEN,
oaB bas u~nuerduBerli1e &e6t zines jeben
giir9er5 bieler Gepublif, Ietnen freten
Sonutag mad ieiner Qrt 81 feiern. auf
t~einerlei Weiie beeintrGhtigt Doer bel6rGntt
ioirb, 10 LANCE fih oerlslbe in ben S6ralten
oes @eieseS 6eluest.
Sc. 0as 8orsebsn zines Ebeils uniercr
INSTRUMENTATION Utitbirger, Die @inz
tudlloeruness@ eleRe su Derihdrfen uno Die
yanoung SremDaeborener an unleren @es
1taoen 3u erl6perfn, mir0 Don otelen
GentralsVere:n els ei1 fdnati1der, alf eHgs
ber5i9en N~nl1auungeu berlbenoer 8erlutb
an9eieben, ben Segen Der @tnDanDerun9
bon oielem Sauoe absuleuten uilo in anoere
8abnet All leiten. IS lit oa9er bic 4ft6t
oleleS Beretns, oerartigen Geriuden eners
StIW IHtDeSCN8uitelet INV IUuHtu9ttW H1b
i'm &eint su erittden.
81. 3um SaluB perpabrt fid bsier
@entralsGerein 9egen Die 4lnabme uno
Ginfibrung iraeno pelder @eiebe ua0 Ser
otonun9en. pelde olreft ooer inoireft 9eaen
Die berehti9ten Sitteu uro @etpobnbeiten
g~etptier 8eu0lterungsflaiicn geri6tet itno
uno be3ei6net iol6e @eiebe ais. our6aus
ni6t inn Ginflang itebclto nit Der allgernetz
men @obIfa6rt nnb 8criaiiun9 beS 2anoes.
Nadoem Elm aug Dell t6erren Sran3 Sod
@roBbaroe, Mar GoLoberg llio Y6ilipp
Soe6ler 6eiteScnoer &usi6uB erilantt pOrs
Den mar, Inn cine 0alIe SI hciorgen ino
ionitige 8orbereitungen fir Die innerbalb
Der nd6ften pier QSo6en itattftncenbe 9ez
MISUNDERSTANDING gu treffen, ipurbe be-
i1lolien, baB ba5 9gitationss gomite AM
9ienitag ben TO-. Sum- tn tlnpersagt's
Sale pieoer eine 8eriammluns abbalten
iOQ, %tporauf Gertagung cintrat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02
Camp 20 seiot fih 6anfbdr.

Sobn S.. 8eggS, tpeI6er nit ben i'm
3udtbaus flbcl1ben Gronin : Wf0roern Der
Sbeilnabme a1 Dem Morbe angeflogt tpar,
BET benz Bro3elle aber 1~traifret altsoina. lit
am port9en Wtttttpo6 tpieoer in letn tribe
res Nmt in Gau1p 20 eingelcst, bieoer alm
gSentor GUARDIAN" bieler o%ielgenannten
S6pefelbanbe seipdblt tporben.
NlS er IN Der 8erlammlung fir bie
Brdltoentenitele in 8ori6Lag eebra6t
tpltroe. erfldrte Der NntraeiteIer, oaB 8eoas
ii6 nm oos CAMP in berporragenber Weile
neroient sentadt babe, bab ct iih itanobait
g%etpeigert. aus Der S9ule gu i6paben uab
baB er gum 8elten Srlaubs uno leiner Mitz
angetlagten itb ben grDBten 8erfolgrnaen
lt1o Sdmabun9en 9ebeu9t babe; oaber lei
IS nt6t neDr ME gtedt, i'm gu btelen,
n@brenamt" au tpGh[en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02
Befud oeutfder 9attenleute in
Qusfibt.

6err 6. Sir66off it,, @efretdr bes atrtez
rifanii6en @mpfanes : Gomites fir BEN
Gerein rOeuti6er 6ittenleute" rnb bes
enslii6en vSron Steel Snititute" tbeilte
flr5Ii6 benz 8eltdusfeIunss 8 ireftortum
nit, baB beibe 8ereine am ID. un6 IA.
Sftober uniere Staot uno Die bieiioen
groBen @iien> unb Stablfabrifen beiuden
uno ft6 Die nd6fte @eltausfteaun9sftaot
i6on i'm 0inbLid auf ihre eigene 8etbetltz
gung an Der Nusitelung ein9ebenb anieben
iper6sn; Inter ben in Der aifte ansefi6rz
tenleute beftnoen it6: NDolpb 8leibert,
@rbauer BON Orabtieilba6nen; $. 81.
8ruitlein unb Souls 6olber, Setter GROCER
6Ittenperfe in Sranfrci6; Srans Sod,
Setter Der Msrarorop5fn'ih en Sta6lperfe
in ct. 8etersbur9 $. 2eng, Wlai6inenfas
britant in 0eutihlano; 6enrD Simon, 81.
bon SoLberboff unO 9(noere.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02
eaast Gnd, Dor wso1orte. Sc lit mDoIid,

eHabt GmG boz @eaIarta. Sc TIT mbelid.
bies ieIbrt in iolden &onbitrtben su tDun. Die miass
matiif bur9bau9t fino, un6 mo periobiI9 6ie6erepi.
beitien. eben cine Gpl9e bieier MtiosmeL i'll ibrcr
i6redli@iten SeItolt a~uftreten. Sic i~lnuenie 9Dpu.
Iorltdt BON 9oitetter's Mta9enbitters berubt 5uit ero'
BEN Sbetl anf ieiner un6eltritteten Mirfianfeit ols
Mitte[ ge9eu S9ittelfroit urb 6ieber, btltDic anfdae,
nnb oIs gDrbengung5nittel se9cn bic oeri9teocnen
Gprmen per 1nalarioortigen &ronfbeiten. SIN ienen
Sbetlen bes Siioens unb @eitenS. in benen &ronsbet.
ten ber be5eidncten Dirt bauft9 a~uftreten, nnb uuter
ben Srppeu wirb es ieiues porheugenben ginfluTes
balber, ben es ausibt, Defenders eei6abt; es lit III
teiteu areifen oIS Griab fir ienes 9efGbrlibs unS
perbdltniBmdBi9 tpenis %tpirtiome aIfatoib, @btnininl.
plat e~in9eIiibrt. 9te Ncrste paren ntdt Die 2eben,
lpelde ieilIe 0oraiige anertonnteH unb Die erlp6otilcben
fod)mduniiden @mpleblun9er, roel6e ibul QeipOroen
iiub, boben pieI our @crbrettuns ietnes 0tubmcs I'M
Sn= uro NnsIanbe betaetrogeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02
Brieffdfe11.

9. g., Sonia. Cine S6ei6uAa ipeaen
Gbebru6s fonnen Sic sar3 ii6er .rIanz
gen aber etne @nti9G6isung iduerIid.
et. g., Burlington. sic baben eSbreu
8nrSeriAetn, nebit elmer notarieuen 8es
ihetni9un9, baB Sic oer i'm 8irgerihein
@enannte finb, unter 8etlesung eines
Dollars an bas Staatsoepartement in
Waibtngtott etn3uienben, unb erbaIten bann
in etnigen Sagen ben BaB 3ugeianbt, tuobin
sic rouen. Der Sab tptrb ouf 3tpet Sabre
ausgeiteat nno fam natiirLi9 ie6erseit perz
IGngert tper0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02

Der Gonpent i'm z. Senatsbesirf.
SIM iiebenten Senatsbe3irf lit bon ben
Gepublifanern Sobn 9umpbreD bon
Srlanb mieoer ais @anbloat fit Staatss
ienator unb William 3biennann unb>@. S.
@bitebeab lir's llnterbaus ltominirt tporz
ben.
Ser 8e3irf unfaBt bic 81. uno %. @ar6
uro einen Tbeil ber Is. Waro Don Chicago,
loiple Die lanblt6en Sopns Don Goof
GDuntD. NIT MuSltahn1e bon @paniton.
SenrD 8. Senne, nelder BON ben beiit>
i6en 2utberanern suerit ~bringenb eriudt
tDoroen tpar, als GanoiOat fir ben Senat
auf3utreten, frat cine Babe Stunbe por
8eginn bes @onDents bon Dem Wettfompf
3urItf, oa ibm aur &enntnib gebrndt
puroe, 6aB 6umpbreb, tpel6er ben 2utbez
ranern Dessn Der StelIung, Die er bent
SAul3Danss9eieb 9egeniber einna1m,
ntdt -beha9te, itd irit ben 2ebteren otf
frieoli6er Beile Oerftdtoigt uno ibnen bas
8erlpre6en ge9eben babe, in Der ~eripGbnten
Tro9e' auf ibrer Seite iteben Az tpoQen. 7
0ie BON benz Gonpent dufgeiteute Blatz
form ipri6t ii6 81 @uniten bes 61u[s
atpangsgeleBes in Der bon Der yseSu. Staats5
settun9" norgel6lagenen %abgednoerten 6orm
aus.
Sobn 6umpbrep, Ser Scnatscanoibat lit
etn in Srlano dnlGllt9er 8auernz 2lbpofat ;
BON ben beioen fit bas unterbaus aufees
ite1ten Tanoioaten lit s. S. @bttebeab Elm
in Saf Barf pobnenber 2lopotat, Der Dem
ieBigen llnterbaus angebort uno 8iQIaln
3biemann lit Elm Sarlner in @lf @rope uno
eth 9eutl1> 2utberdner.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02
@o bOret enbli6 ouf, Sbr Splitter. euren

60 b0ret enbli6 auf, SIR @iitter, @uren
3arten, l6ipG6libet &leinen i9le9te Mil9
nnb unperoauli6e Speiien gu seben unb baz
nit ibr eeben 3u sefdbrben Ser 98iiien=
i6uit lit es selunselt, Gin llnfeblbareS Grlabz
mittel bersuitelen unb iiberau no sc IL
%itoebters nOenti9eS &inbermebl"
(Paedotrophine) 9ebrau6t lpirb, ba sei9en
fi6 Die iesensrei6et @irfun9en beilelben in
benz fril9en roli9en @usieben ullb Dem frafs
ti9en @ad Stbunr Der lieben &letren. Sie
mebiSinii6e Safultat ennpfieblt bteie porsiez
li6e &ilbernabrin9 all9emein tpe9en ibrer
blut>, musfclz, tno6enz, 9ebirnz unO nerpettz
b%iloenben Gi9eni9aften. SIT aleM Npotbe=
fen al hubeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02
O6otLicbe lInfdue.

Natban 6orwtB, Elm sipeiid6riger Snabe,
nuroe Wontag bon eincm 0agen, oeiien
&utidoer unbetaunt 1T, iiberfa6ren urlo err
lit 8erlebungen, benen er 9eiterit erld9.
Sobn. Sunobeim, ein 0enti6er, Der So
Sabre alt ipar uno yfo. A %. StraBe
pobnte, tpurbe an DEM llebergarg Der 22.
StraBe bon einem 3u9e Der Sort @abnez
Sabn iiberfabren uto ouf Der Steue 8etOos
tet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02
b@ geatnsta Saae IT. GtronA..

Dteunter bieiemEitelim ,@eiten" ber6ffents
Ithten intereifanten &eiIeI9il6erungen bes
9rn. 8aibin9ton 9eiing itnb, eineTn nieIz
ta9 eeduBerten Bnnide 3ufolse, in elmer
bauerroeren Sorm als Bud eri6tenen, bas
fir ben btQtgen 8reis BON so Gents in ser
Office Der ISL. Stadts3ettune" un6 6ur4
nniere 4genten gu baben 1T. gu grGmien
bere9tigte 2eier bes v@o9enblatts" o6er
bes pBeitens" fOnnen bas Bud an SteQe
einer a1btren 8rGmie beaieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02
Sbpabe Mdn,1er.

rpelde ibre pole Wannesfraft unb @lofisitdt
bes @eiites wieber gu erlansell mini6er' ers
balten nilentscltll1 Ausfunit iiber Elm
ttttteS @cilDcrf6Dren, melbes ii0 bis
lest in iebem ein5elnen Sale slan,en6 be-
ipabrt bat. Selanbllns ebenio einfa6 ME
btut9.. sSeoer letn ei9eter Mr3t. BUD nebit
o%breiiire Yrin6ae @ltmic & 9tspett.
llsarg, % AcF ii. Str.s Netp Oort.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02
Gin Rath fir Hitter.

Mrs @"inslow's nSootbtns
6prup" iolte beitGnbi9 beim 3a6s
men 9ebrait6t lperben. @r ~beiGnfti9t bas
6tnb, eripei9t Oas 3abnfeii6. linbert allen
S6mer3, furirt @ino=&olit, urb lit oas bette
gtittel .sesen Siarrb0e. Sunflnpypansis
Gents bic ,Slaihe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02

9per's Sarlaparila lit ein fart concenrirt=
ter 9(ms,u9 Der Sarlapari(las urb dnberer
blutreintsenber @ur3elit, perbunben nit 8a=
liums unh @ilen=SDbio. Sn bet neberrpGl=
tisun9 ~ifropbul0ier &ranfbeiten 9lei9t ibr
teIne dnbere Nrsllei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02

meg oas gfedt abipre6e. fi6 in bic 9eituns
bon Qripatidulen einsumil6en. ST, Der
Staat. babe bas 9te6t, SGul5fuan9 eitSls
fibren, tpornit iid ieoer perniinftisc Weni6,
Dor alien ieber CUTE Oeuti6e, einuerttanoen
erfldre, au0 lei es ieiu 8orre6f, Die
6ffentlt6en S1nen nab Der ibln am
paiienoiten eriheinenben 8eile 81 leiten
bod ba bore leine Wad)tbefugniB auf. Bie
i6on porhil belnerft. tpurbe Die BON !6errtt
Satge nerlelene 3felolution einitilnmig an
aenommen, norauf Die ean5e Geriammlune
bur9 ben @elong Des Gborals: y@ine felte
Burg lit unier @ott" gei6lollen mur6e.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-12-05

w. G. Lineburgh is administrator on
the estate of the late proprietor of the
Parlor opera house, Charles II. Cole.
1T. L. Taylor, clerk for the Bridgeport
Brass Company, died, Saturday morning.
after short illness with pneumonia.
The ambulance was called ont 10 times
Thanksgiving day.
The Fairfield County wheelmen. a
fiourishing West End organization, has
secured handsome and convenient rooms
in Lesbia block, adjoining Bostwick hall.
and have fitted them up with new pool
tables, etc.
j. D. Senior of 657 State street is paint
ing three houses on Pine street for w. B.
Bostwick; light brown body and brown
trimmings.
Miss Angie Stuart, the professional
nurse, has returned to West End, after
month in the women's hospital at New
York.
spends few days with her father, C. S.
Abbott.
l.. NJ. Brundage of the West End silk
ribbon factory moved his family to ka-
tonah, n. Y, last week. He is spending
the time in Katonah completing arrange
ments for opening the large new factory
there. The works here will be run but a
short time longer and the machinery will
then be taken to Katonah. The horse
power engine will be left here, as a lar
ger engine will be required.
A. w. Abbott, former West End
grocer, is travelling salesman for silver
ware.
The evening school at West End is per-
haps the most successful in the city.
There are about 200 in attendance, the
boys and men, under the tuition of James
Albert Wilson, occupying Room Ne. / in
the West End school building, while the
girls and young women meet in Room II
and are taught by Mrs DR. Cummings.
The sessions begin at and are finished
at 80.
A number of chickens we're stolen
from Webster Beardsley, last week.
A pleasant social evening was spent in
Shakespearean reading by party Of
young people at the home of Fred Giles,
Friday night.
The will of C. Ii. Coles gives $1,000 to
his son, $1,000 to his wife if she does not
contest the will and the rest to Isabel,
wife OF Daniel Hawley IF Stratford and
Martha johnson.
Miss Mamie A. Callaghan aud Bernard
Owen Cogan were married at st. August
inc, Thanksgiving day.
Miss Jennie Wright gave a soap bub-
BILE party at her home on Norman street.
last week.
Alderman Bostwick and wife spent
Thanksgiving with their daughter, Miss
Lesbia Bostwick of New York.
ssDra J. George Morrow. who claims to
have made slG, 900 BY his quackery while
IN Bridgeport, has bought q New York
hotel at ~ Carmine street, said to be one
Of the most disreputable places in the
city Miss Fannie Burgess, whom he
married bus few weeks ago. LEFT him
after attacking him with / hatchef. Mcr-
roW',s goods 4t liz Fairfield ayenue werc
sold ateuctipn, last Friday. s.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-12-05
FAIRFIELD.
FAIRFIELD'S MISHAPS.
SOUTHPORTS DOINGS.
GREENFIELDH HILL NOTES,
FAIRFIELD.

ROBERT DICKIE's FIRE-MRs BENsoN's
DEATH-RArLRoAD OPERATIONS
OF JAMES FLANAGAN AND MRS KIN.
SELLA-LoCAL NOTES.