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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-11-20
CHEATING
H0RSE
6LANkE

Nearly every pattern Of "a Horse
Blanket is initiated in color and
style. In most cases the imitation
looks just as good as the genuine,
but it hasn't the acarp threads, and
so lacks strength, and while it sells
for only a little less than the genu-
inc it isn'tworth one half as much.
The fact that "a Horse Blankets
are copied is strong evidence
that they are THE STANDARD.
and every buyer should see that
the "a trade mark is sewed on
the inside of the Blanket.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-11-20

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
it's action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. VIEW YORK. NV
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-11-20
A Dish for Luncheon.

4 One Of the things the thrifty house
wife finds perplexing is the question OF
luncheons. II seems folly to pay visit
to the butchers for fresh meats for this
meal, and yet unless recourse is had to
the always expensive timed meats and
Nlisiies there is frequently a dearth Of
material insthe larder for what may be
termed the piece do resistance of this
necessary repast. A favorite dish served
in French family, whose American
luncheon is really the mother country
second breakfast, is one whose receipt
has been passed down for generations
"We call it 'Mince Francais,'" said the
housekeeper who gave it, "but it might
be termed with much more right family
hash,' since it is a sort Of compete Of
odds and ends. And here is the family
hash receipt:
1.-THE ingredients are a certain guam
tity Of any cooked fresh meat chopped,
a. much and half more Of chopped cold
boiled potatoes; as much chopped green
tomato; one-third as much chopped raw
onion; seasoning, yolk of egg and cream.
Put the onion in a skillet, with a little
water, and let it cook while chopping
the tomato, which, it should be said,
must be perfectly green. Add the to-
mato and cook till both are slightly ten
der-a few minutes will suffice-before
adding the meat and potato. Season
well with salt and pepper and large
piece Of butter. Break the egg yolk
into third of a teacup of cream, and
Beat thoroughly. Pour over the mix
ture in the skillet and let it simply
scald. Serve on hot platter garnished
with parsley or cress. Once eaten in its
perfection this dish is never declined."-
Her Point of View in New York Times.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-11-20
O. f&AM
UNacoU,NrtpwrH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THIS coUNTsYw OBTAIN
MUCH VALUABLE nFoeMaToN From STUDY or tbs MAP or THE
ChicagO, Rcck Island G Pacific Ry.,

The Direct Route TO and from Chicago Joliet, Ottawa,
Peoria, La Sale, Moline, Rock Island In ILLINOIS,;
Davenport, Muscatinc, Otturnwa, oskaloosa, Dcs
Moines Winterset, Audubon, Harlan and Council
Bluffs in IOWA; Minneapolis and st. Paul. in MIN.
NES01A; WATERFOWL and Sioux Falls, In DAKOTA;
Cameron, st. Joseph and Kansas City, in MISSOURI;
OMAHA Lincoln, Fairbury and Nelson, in NEBRASKA;
Atchison Leavenworth, Horton, Topeka, Hutchinson.
Wichita, Doevillo, Sanu, Dodge City, Caldwell. In
KANSAS; KingGsher El Reno aud Ninco, In INDIAN
TERRITORY; Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo.
in COLORADO. Traverses areas of rich farming
and grazing lands, aOrding the best facilities OF inter
communication to all towns and cities cast and west
northwest and southwest of Chicago ard to Pacific ad
trans oceanic seaports.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-11-20
MAGNIFICENT

N''' oUHN' N11AI 1It4NAo IAI TI4Vo
Leading nil competitors In splendor Of equipmert,
between CHICAGO and DIES MONIES, COUNCIL
BLUFFS and OMAHA, and between CHICAGO aud
DENVER, COLORADO SPRINGS and PUEBLO, via
KANSAS CITY and TOPEKA and via ST. JOSEPH.
First-C Glass Day Coaches, FREE RECLINING CHAIR
CARS and Palace Sleepers, with Dining Car Service.
Close connections at Denver and Colorado Springs with
diverging railway lines now forming the new and
picturesque
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-05-11

liegt ia eben Die 8ere6tigune Ser 8urIdens
ihaft unb Die 8lrgi6oft fir ibr @eoeiben
nod in ipGteu 3eiteu, oaB lie Die 6iitertn
oeiien lit, mas inns bas Bette uno Tbeuerlte
lein lou, bic Siterin tpabrer 6un1anitGt
uno reineH Strebens. limb 10 ieio benin
bersli9 beoanft fir Sure 2tebe uno alaubt,
baB Id Die @rnennung su @urem G6rens
ntitglieoe ais einen 8etpeis betradte, oaB
mein iebiger Meg Der ri6tige lei uno i6 dls
9ionier beS Sortidritts in 0frifa meiner
alten Nrininta feline Shanoe made. l1no
bararf, baB Die alte Qlrminta bliihe uno
mahle, barauf ein beralid)es S6moLis!
@uer Bunoesbruoer Or. @nttn Yal6a."
Die lett Qnfong bes Is. S~abrbunberts
erbaute finfl6ifftge ct. Betersz unD
BauIsfir.G in @6rIib, cine Der
gr0Bten uno i6Oniten 9ptbiiden &trden
i'm beutlhen Often. Il: bur6 ben Qusbau
Der sur Getormationsaett unpolenoet 9ez
bliebenen9 DIrme nunmebr boQenbet. QeHtz
bin nuroe Der S6luBitetn etngefagt, unO
am Yfingitienita9, 90. OlaD iou am iedss
Observation-Disclosures Sabrestage Der
eriten am 9ftngitfeite 1926 ftattsebabten
@inneibung Der &ir6e bur9 ben Wfeiiener
8ii6Of Bruno III. Die 6eter Der 8ouenz
buug oes ebrpiroigen 8aues feitIi1 be-
Gargen tuer0el1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-05-11
GMiafnifer Sephtctt.

Die. SGltnotier 6toatsbeb6rbe
fir Nrbett # 1t It t bat etnen 8ert6t
iiber Die &ohi tnnung IN
Sllinots mG6reno oeS nit benz |. SuIt
1890 abgelaufenen Sabres nerOffentlG6t,
aus peldem lid furS TolgellDes ergtebt:
Sn Dem ermQbnten Sabre murbe Die Enbz
len9etpinuuug in 81 Counties betrteben
unO atpar in 936 @guben aller 2lrt. @ez
f0roert muroen 12.639,364 Sonnen Dur6
90 06 &%oblengrGber Die 3a6l Der iibrigen
Nn9eiteuten einihlieBlt6 Der S6lepper be-
trug 1853, morunter it'd 865 Sllaben Don
bter5ebn Sabren nno 0arllber betHllDeH.
9ie 3abl Der Sagerperfe betrug 20,305, Der
0urblhnittSmertb Der 9etoroerten &oble
Gil Srt uno Stelle $12.882,9 36 Ooer $l.02
fir Die 1onne. 9as 0Guers ullb SOrbers
lohn belief ii6 auf $0.683 per 3Onne fir
0anOorbeit, mitielit Oeren 9,756.3S1 Sons
nen geponnen ipuroen. Bergbaunlul6inen
marelI 266 in GebrauA, nit oeren Ollte
1881, 1888 Conner geponuen Duroen. gu
ben n0tbigenS prengun9en mur0en 235.2 46
SaB 8ulOer Derbrau6t.
50 &oblenarbeiter famen in Der Nus<
iibung ibres Serufs UNI oaS Seben uno
binterlieBen 80 @itttpen uno Is Stnoer;
fir IGrlgere ooer turaere s3eit DurDen 294
Nrbetter ar6eitsuntabig. 2luf ieOen @et0o7
teten tanle1 BON Der @~rubenausbeute 1885,
$50 Ionnen uno auf ieoen Serlebien Az
988 Gonneu. 9luf je $50 9lrbeiter enttQut
ein @et0bteter uno auf je 81 Elm SerleBter.
Sn Dem erpGbnten Sabre muroen 176
&oblengruben ueuz ooer lDieoerer0ftnet uno
"a gelhloilen uno a%ufgegeben. @eGen oas
Sabr l888!99 traten i'm Sabre 1889!90 abt
Counties biniu, III benen jeBt &nble geiOrs
bert miro mo Die 3abl Der @ruben alIer
glrt itIe9 bon 854 alf 936. Die @rubens
auSbsute ilberiteigt Die oeS GoriahreS I'M
1,04O,401 Gonnen, Der 8ertb Der &oble an
Stt uno StelIe ftel aber bon $1.07 aut
$1,02; aud Der ourdi6nittlthe 2obniaB
cling Don 70 auf IS @ents biuab. Die 3abl
Der @rubenarbctter mai 9eringer. ais i'm
G0riabre, aber es toareu 81 Wtaldinen mebr
i'm Wanae nit elmer 2eiitungsfdbigteit BON
elmer Dalben W1i!Lion Sonnen. 0ie 3ahl
Der ll~uBliifsfdue nit t0otlidem Berldufe
iteg DON AZ auf So, Die Der nibt0ptlt6eH
bon POI auf 294.
Sn 6olge l~dngerer Streif5 mar bic 53abl
Der Gageperte nicbriger els III iruberen
Sabren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-05-11

8eterf iGte. - 2Oc@25c bds Obb. g.
3omaten. - 2.5O@3.O0 bas &iit9en.
Sptnat. = S0.50@$.7 rs bas Sap.
Wurfen- 1,25@1.40 ba3 Obb.
NeueS u I'm ii e. 0totbe Eiiben 500
Soc bas 9th, gelbe &iiben 40@5uc. weiBe
3O@35c. &bobarber50c. @65c. bosStb.. ger=
muOa Gartoiieln $40. O0@11.00 bas Sap. Jta=
6ies6en 25@50c. 3wiebeln 15@2Oc, oas Obo.
Spargel 75@$1.25 bas &iltben ; HfefIermitn3
40@5Oc OaS 0bnb. Gitnbet.
Strtn9beans- $2.25@2.50 per j.
Guibel.
Grbien- iuuse 1.Oo@1.5O bas &iit6en
81 ! Sulbel.
@rbbeeren.- Gus Seuneliee, bas &iit=
den an "a piuts Sl@$2.5O, Mtiifilppier
$1.00@$1.7 70.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-05-11
Die Anpellouue pom Deden fir Ole
Qfer0e,

Mer nit borurtGetlsfreiem gltd Die Ser
sG~rtelung eoler 3u6ts uno ~&IruspIeroe
nit Dem Belegen BON Seden na6 ieoer Bez
tpegung ODER Nnftrengung. ia lelb1t BET
uottfommener Stallribe iboH 5u beobadhten
0elcgenbeit bate, benz Diro acrDlB Der @es
hante auigeltieAen ietn, oaB bel Der b~euttQen
3udt auf Xeiituug cine iOlde BertDetdlts
uung niht mebr am Blabe erideint. Som
Bferoe perlangen mir NIT 9ted)t bobe Sei@
flung uno Mloeritanostrait. 9tur jeneS
GierD miro b0beren Nnlprj6en g~eniIgen
t0nnen, bas beiDen Tor0erungen i'm b0ds
iten WtaBe entipri1t. Cine gldnaenDe
3tehtfertigun8 fir Die 3tpedmdBigfett bee
les 8orgebens ergab ttb auf elnem Jtenre1,
tpeldes bel raubem. tDinoigem uno reg
nertidem Wetter abgebalten tDuroe. SSn
SoIge oelen laben ale 8ierpe, Die an
Seden getDDlnt iDarels, Guf1ejogen uno err
troren aus, Ddbreno Die uidt Dur6 OeGen
Der3drtelten Sbiere g%ldu5enDes 6aar uno
ben GinOrud oeS rubt8en 8ebagens CUR
Sd)au trugen. Wie Der betref1euoe Gez
%DGbrsmnnn benerfte, mar Der llnteribieo
i'm QuSleben 10 auifaaeno, haB lel6lt Elm
9tl6tz Senner leiht Die NTer0e bQtte berauSs
ttnoen tOnnen, Die Oil 0eden gefpObnt tpaz
ren. SIS leudtet Elm, DaB ell 9e9en Die
Witterung abgebdrtetes 4fero tpentger Der
Gefabr oeS GrfQlteus auSJelebt, iiberbaupt
frGitiger unb Daber observation-disclosures lit,
nomit aber ieine yeiitun9otGbiBttit Nno letn
3u6tpertb niUt un6eoeuteno iietGt. 9tot6z
tpenDig aber iii. BOB it'd nit Der NbDGrtuug
urO @ntm06nung Der Oeden I'M llebrt8en
cine 3ipedeutiprehenoe Hfege Derbiuoe.
0abin 9eh0rt nsben eiltem 9elu1oen mar
men Stale ein iorgfdltiQes luben Der
Sbiere. 9ur6 lebtereS nlllllen mir Die
SauttbdtiQfeit bes gferOes I'M WanBe erbalz
ten. Gin Die Gefabr, bag bier De5 @uten
gu piel geid1ebe, lit tauln 81 peHftn. IS
1tebt 81 erluarten, baB, na6ocnt einntal Die
Nbl6affung Der 0eden @inQang %gefunoen
bat, bic YfcroeSidter al1gemein iib bon
Dem 9iuben bieer UtaBnabme nab u1o
nab iiberseugen tDerpeu. Die Qnlpriide,
ipetde ali Die 2eiitungsfdbiSteit Der Yierbe
g~elteIt merOen, lDad)len III jebem Berufe
nnn Sobr 81 Sabr. Die Wf0gli6teit, benz
lelben 5u entlpre6en, lino geDiB ni6t gum
Neniglten Oil Deren geiunoe &0rperbeidufz
tenbeit getnilpit. lln|er Mabilpruh muB
bsmna6 beiBen: Sort nit ben per5drteIten
Yferoen, tort nit Der iibertriebeneu SEE
nubung Der StauDsfen! ,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-05-11

SAFER Berfdufe mad 8robe: SEQ. 2
49f @52c.; SEQ. 2 weiBer 51@54ic; So. 3
ct; SEQ. 3 meiBer 49@53c.
Nog9en. - GerfGufe nab Hrobe waren:
$50. 2 Soc, SEQ. 3 90@SOlc.
u CT It e. - 9ertQufe na1 Brobe: gfo. 8
neue 70@76c; SEQ. 4 1ele 65@72c.
&Iete.-Gerfdufe 81 $13. 75@S14.5O.
Wtoolin9S. - GertGufe an S14. 75@
$685.
9eu. - gerfdnfe mad Yrobe: geo. / SIS
motbp S14.00@15.0O, SEQ. 2 Stmotbp S11@
1900: 9emii6t $10.00@11.0O; uplar1o
Sroirie S13@15.
@Gmereteu. - 8erfdtfe mad grobe:
Sla6s S1.14, slice S4.20.
@orn - Gertdute mad Hrobe: go. 2
weiBes 64a@65c. SEQ. 8 weiBeS 64@65c, $40.
3 63@64c., SEQ. 4 60@634c.. III Aebren &C.
9 III er net3en - Yertdllte mad
Brobe: SEQ. 2 81 .034@-,-; SEQ. 2 @oloraoo
S, SEQ. 8 meiBer C, SEQ. 3 95@994c.
is Interm eiaen-0erfdIfe mad Nrobe:
SEQ. 2 rOtber =; SEQ. 3 rOtber 81 .O1@-.-;
$50. 4 93m-; SEQ. 3 tiirfil6er -@-c.
Sci I er 10 a dren - Tertdufe maren:
75c. fir 9orf Barrels unb 95@974c. fIr
2aro= 3ierces.
@bistep- $1.17.
Is Ter - 49, bas Dubenb.
Sont9.. - 8eiBer EIee in Bfuno ab9es
tbetlt 18@16c., in2 Yfuu6 Co.. ri9t 10
bell = lib 12@14c.. Glsgelaiiener 61@74c.
Yar1nip S. = 81. 25@1.50 bas Sap.
@aItf o rni 9 es Ob f.-girnen $9,OO
@4.00 bdS &ilt6en; Srauben: &otaper, Der
0oppel= Crate" So.
IQ.--Sto. l Country 4@-c, $50. 2
DO. 93@-c.
Counterfeit. - A. &C., B. &c.,
br1nueS SIC.
Granberries geu & @berrp $3.50
$500, gel & 8u99les S.. 00@9,O0 bas zap.
Seriep $9.00@9.50. 9os &titden S3@3.5O
Sran9en- Slorioa 2.75@5.O0i c9!ts
forntl6e 0tiperiibe Seeoltn9s S2.75@5.2o;
Wouitain SeeOltnss $2.6O@3.OO; mer1ta'
nil9e $-.-@3.50.
1eflM sel-&urteps11 @13c, @nten 93@
Tic, 9lbner 100, 9Gbne 5@53c,, gGHie
$685. 9prin9 @btfens S3.OO@7.OO bas
@itrOueu- Msl1na s4.5o@6.5O Das
Giltben.
:. 9 eet =B tatp es - Seriep SO
= Suinoiiil6e 3.00@3.50 baS Sap.
Qepf el - @riine &o6apfeI S.. 00@4.01,
@B6pfel s4.5o@5.OO bas Sag. Sefte 5000
Rdie-grid Suu Cream 13@13ac., Stint
burger l2@124c., S6peiaer go. l l3@d55.
St art OF elm. = Wbite N0le 79@ooc.
Der Nuibel; &eb9toie 75c, @05c; 9ebro1l
SO. 90@95c; Yee,leB 85@9Ot.; Snroafts
S1.05@$1. 08; 8ermubaner 2.25@2.70 oas
Is Ell fro lit. -o,eises$1 .95@$9:25 has
9utbert; yte1D Srleanier $S.OO@2.oO per
@rate).
8obn EN-. - gete Rapies an $3.50
$3.50; Mebiums So. 90@9.25. sallfornIlDe
&imabobuen 4ac. bas BTuno-
SHtt er.-Belte creamery 25@2o 9ert1t9e
2uolitGt 22-24c., bette OGirp 21c@25, quite
l7@19c., gtoa 17@16c~ .podtH9" 11@la
D@reale' 5@6c.
Suite 0airp, 14c. @rtra Odirp.
16c. creamery 2Oc. @rtra SancD Creamery
&C. &ous unb 4rints &c ertra.
3wiebe1n. : 5000 baS SaB. a1S
Seem Orleans $50 Der Cad.
9totb: 0tIb Ell. $1.65@S1.7o oas
SOB. oooo,.
Grbfen. - @etrOdnete. CRIME. 9O@9S3c
Der guibel.
Yto b TT lib EN-. S1:OO@l.S9 pas 0oB.
@aIat. - 75@S1.00 per 4 0to.
Cell er e. = 25@35c.
0Mppengr i'm eS.-15e@2Oc. oas 3seo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-05-11
SIR 2(ufsuht outer 1nlIhfGhe.

ONltl <t4lINUIltl NnlGk >EkllGIII ~
lin n;e,s gyoop be,,,r,ortpn ~ fSnnen
n,;iite n,on Ia, ,tnnr FGnr ipi1 neld,r 9luz
fnrhsrnnnrn on zinc c,tts qpi(fnh az {tpIIen
,;nn Wo,, s;mer nrts, n1iIrbfth nsrInnnt
49,, ,;S,t ,-r vic" qp;Id, ,nun.rn o,fh riJp
osninsnn isttr ggiIrh mn iir muf tprnrr
nncs nsro hrsih Arc :x,,tter nut aprmrrtErn $50
ir r,n Wnionhp nee QThtpr6 nnc Gofh bel
a ~ n"i,,a,t ~, nvoon,ei;sr f,,r,rr 2Sit hnz
NJ, |" - a ut>n;4at S,i, ea h;s;Su @nfnrnsz
r wv nsnii~en tSnns 2nnSth,t hi her
;S" 'id,Isr ;a;t, W,,,snr,srf orf Sis ,nr goos
49, us~,,a,n c,s'1 Th;ere r,rh+er Uc{,n Jn<
os SrS nnyi ,,ou onuehr,r, h0i irnes
TEn'rr mr. nrrrrbr NO" rs ~ iifh hat. olio
;ng,oht n,,ts oic r3omTclhnfte ESTABLISHMENT
nn~ths;Ihcrfe VIM TphIrrhofIe Ginrnidhoftrn
unn S1|on., Sirrc,s er,,ehf IN nip
ond,nsnsI: y9.ihe 1,,dhtrhigrr InIIen ma
IJ+h,t n,s;a,,;,S >Esid1 No., hp,t hetisrn mpGdhs
r,nn n,n nsr ,ot,tnn,,nsn;r,, n]rrInnot
wv" "a" ..,rSh,T,4 $3.50 ho,. G;;hs no.
BIEp nao ~tHar3rT ;" nSrbir-
ttuH' -ot 10y, m"n St;|"tVv" u,nss
~ Nv a''.' ~ .tH!s,NS" 49, MtI"' a,|n
Nost ".uq' ~ r'u,,;nu2 O"''otr n, eNt ,S 9"~
S Sr"Tna1 "tn ou pt roiat,,s,s wv" mn ersne
~ ~t W1sSr No s";ts "1on,n", nee soJ,
go ~aH.t+ - ~ y" = ~ 1"'I+,
y "'"n ~ SIt' ~ te' n', Mr, notvr,a9
~ v."om't =. ~."'It n, " .,hJ>It - e., St tHn,
a'"Dt, 49, It 1,An r".i ~ w. tt''',,,c"n " r.irfs',
nan u ~ ~a" 13or,,s ty .orfs : 49, TD;t9, "NH
e acr NV. ~ ~ St,f,at,t w.; S,sT,rsr'b" "no
~ 90 Sa, Sp, TMS 9n'rn NV nob,m 1872 9~r9
~. n'.," "t, "n"~' t,D I"lhs "n"n an u"ST ,.rnhrsi,,
wv" ""o 1850 1870" 80 0st.u%"m
Wn'1 49, S.1u,!.M,'s' " e. trn, p'",,
49, 49, u" y -, $500 W W : e. ~
St't9s": ~opVt ." ""oVtS'o." Sttlt"p -
ot 9tM"9t u!'99tue'le unl "" !p"tete ~.
nu"S'l""'"tS" ~ &v".s: ~ tsVtI ~
St,uPt Ivy. pur 'c'e e.iDu2 ~ au'I'e! ~ ~
upVt gen"n'nos o"9tnu.. It"V; usS 49, ~
A"9u:tpuiH VoNe' Ottlutt H'ep'8tsl 8anlt'e
~, lp"V.tlu eta,t 49, et.W''@S S'"0p'""9
't "t",.t"|'H'r pNlp'"t| ;%.<:, oc:fA.
I"' ''u'p ."sput,' w,n' - " ~. ao."%-
n"9"'H u"iEi'9pH0" tp''N' 6 pt2 5 iTt"e' ~
pe1p8e'o'Ulso SN3tt9 nt Wa'lW te91 n'u'1
uugs9tn "NtttV u"l btpbe 0S"lli"9'9tH t. ~
III l!o pe9 tptlodtlD.UIe e'"e a''gTihsIIele
"tetVe' ~ Se'~ote'VHH9 ~ IVt"' w.
InHg' thtto.Dtt D"5W Sathsn'un,n oDvt
~ <."l.:u"ISn. 80 ~. 49,"
=! oI' !"'ett'Htt H.o ~ N"~te' 80,
Iuot 0t[lIW 9u' p"o Sun8eH'@net
"Iul.Wt 2tpe91ps''et ps"N Ot 't"et te.ot:p
suteH ~';tspt.V t ~ M; pa ~ S.u,n m'"'tSt.p
msW' D y l""'t.f'~e "t 80 nSnq'o", DT 49,
semu 60 ~ 'H"t sns o. h,m, E st"ea w
tG 9h . u"W III DoS S]HIuuumtn &C. Ou ,ns
tutoet" t ~ U M,, U~t ha ,a,s'5t ~. ~
!NNpit. 2u9 &elt1V'.a Ds' ntin 2tu'tt!.
=! t'lllIW' stio5Uttt ltpo@ PHat,'!uatst
SoraIHtt unp gtt!tt'W.St: Y.sFoeI !pItO
oaS Nalo unt peltea nt's.'tsluut !.aW oes
geunaa 9Dn pt @I1.t't rh'trtnt, u! sanst'
to"'H'em Cluu 9eOtuept n'o 1'pu'" up8etNI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-05-11
Qu5Ian0.

Nus &reiiau in S6felien, Dem
QteblingsalTentbaIt Des perltorbeneH Telp>
mayl6aus Wioltfe, mtrb erSGbtt, DaB- GO sur
9ieblinesbeiddittgut9. Wioltfe'S geDort
babe, oiirre 9lelte III letnem Nart ab1!ul9gen,
moriiber CT mitunter oaS WftttaGelle11 perz
idImte. @r arbeitete oft bel Jtegen urlo
Wino tort, in einem Ansu9e, tpelcber IS be-
oreifli6 eriheinen lieB, oaB cine @eielllda
Bic lla6 &reiiau ~eeiabren tpar, UNI ben be-
riibmteu Wfann su ieben, i'm nidt erfanl1te,
ionberux Dir einen @artendrbeiter belt.
Oas zen Der Ieite liebte @raf Wtoltte
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-05-11
Die mirfun9 Ser ueberfruht auf
unterosfdete pfansen.

OaB mande @enddbie unter elmer 1Iebcrs
frudt beller geostben, ols bel reiner gtus>
iaat, meiB jeoer Sarmer. 0ogeQeu biitfte
intereiiant ieiu, Die wtIeniHoitllhen urz
laden tenncn 81 lernen, melde pieier Tbat7
Jade gu @runbe lteaen. 9ta6 ben Beobz
ahtungen Der Sorl6er miro Die Nirfuug
Der lleberfraht auf Die u1tergelaeteu 9flanz
seu Our6 Die @infliiiie permitted, pelhe
~eritere auf Die pbpiifaIiideu @igeni1aiten
6es BOoens ausGbt. Die Y~flan3enoede
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-05-11

8eisen. - ytem gort - Otai 81. 1Oc.;
Suit $1.084; Oesember 1893. ct. 9ouis =
Wai $1.003; sSuli SO. 942 Au9ut S0.93S.
MiIwaufee Wtai S0.982; ScIlt $685..
0ulutb - $50. 1, barter, Otai $l.053 :;
Suli S1.07. Minneapo!is = geo. 1 9tortberM
Mtai $1.09s; Suli $1.03&. .&olebo = Wtai
S1,07; Suit $0.99}. Soltimore Wtai
S1.21B; Snlt 1.O7.
Corn. Stem gort - Mfot 1890, Suit
G3ge. ct. Souls - Mai $50, Suit 564.
8altimore-0tai 72c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-05-11
Mnrftberi0t.
Chic 10. 9. Weai.

Chic 60. g.. Weat.
9lm @etreibemarft naren ,bdriI9e" Sim
fluiie am @6luB Der gSo6e por6errl6enO.
SSet5en sing am Sreitag UNI 3c Grid.
Gorn mics am S9luB gar einen 8retsriidz
gang pon 12c. auf un6 Safer i6loB nm 1c
nieOri9er ais Says Supor; beute erbolte
g8ei5en ii6 UNI 1c. ba9e9en mid Corn nod
I'm &c unb Safer nm &C.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-05-11
J11lalto.

= Die bel Der Biebausfubr bon
Ganaoa la6 GngIano tntereilirten
@apttaliiten 0es %eriteren 2dlbes iino be-
nnrubIgt burb Die Ausii6ten auf Bereins
barung zines Ge8enieitisteits 8ertra9es nit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-05-11
Ntcbm6rfk.

s(m b p iebmarft betrus bic 2lIs
fubr $500 @titd, 9e9eu A, 1856 6titd in
Der porigen @o9e. Yreiie feit u1o iteuens
metle bober.
gertQlltt 1DlIr0en II. 81
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-05-11
0i11nMSs8ett0t.
Gbtcago, !

@bica9o, 8. Mtai.
Dim @eIbmarft blieb Der 3insfuB SIG &c.
D. s..
gantaus9Iei6unseu bettefeu fi@ auf
$104, 995 1856.
mmbes.f@uIbf9etne i9Iohen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-05-11

E~ Observation-Disclosures @egeu itdube b~etreifenOe
~ar1poQen lia0 an 6errn q ot&Iic0 UeHItWBgousn,
Glaot5 Corners, 29i5c., az rlGlter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-05-11

&. s., GraDom III Guero, 0egSitt Co.,
&eraS, ertbcllt Die bette NusfunIt iiber CUTE
Sarnl- 2QnOereie1 in SeraS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-05-11

&inbern eigcuen
&uSlAlagSfranfz
beitell iit uid)tE 10
ipirflam ais bicIe
&rSnei, lInO I'M
hires augrncbnlcn
@cidiEades nil
len 1tebmei1 fte
Oicielbe leidlt ein.
yM elm fleiner
SSuiiAe bate aroBe
Observation-Disclosures
am @atie, Die ibn
ithredli6 qm6itell.
3loci 9terSte bcbon=
Srf+r,r Nm nhcn. eS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-05-11

Qlm S6w Ell nemart: belief fi@ Die
.3ufubr ouf 10000 Stiid, 9egen 1O5, $50
StId III Der porigen ISOLDE. Sreiie feit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-05-11
2;erfauft puroelt II. u.

g d a E trofen A, 900 @tiif. gesen A, 21s
in Der pori9en ISOLDE ELL. Greile wet9eno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-05-11
Uda 9$tderhe

I1nO pjrtlamitc Mlterutiu lit aber's ears
taPGriaa. Sie lift clue gletde @obl=
THAT tlr Slllg umo Gilt. Sir bic neu
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-06-04
DECORATION sERvIoEs.

A considerable crowd Of old soldiers
and citizens gathered in town Saturday
to participate in the memorial services.
which we're as usual very impressive and
interesting. The old veterans formed In
line in front of the G.. A. X. headquarters
with st. Lawrence and Rec Heights posts
ropressatsa, ~asl -~asshaa TO tha cemefsry
south OF town, where flowers were scat
tered over the graves of fallen comades,
and services conducted by Rey. Hoy Of
the Evangelical church. Returning from
the cemetery, in door services were held
in the NJ. e. church, led by Capt. E. T.
sheldon, Of the st. Lawrence post and
Commander Gray of the Miller post. Be-
fore the services were finished q fine
shower cleared the streets, keeping the
people in town till evening, but they
went home smiling at the mud.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-06-04
RIVERSIDE ITEMS.


A. Bussell has the incest field of corn in
the town.
Jno. Ayers Is out counting noses to tind
out how many school children We have.
Austen Connolly has purchased fine
mare Of Jim Hill. Jim has some more
good horses for sale.
The crop OF insurance agents promises
to be good this wear. Some haye begun
to blow already while others remain quite
green.
VIM. Dewel is expected home from the
Hills this week.
The small "fruit" such as tomatoes cab
bage, watermelons etc. that were killed by
the late frost have been re-plaHted and
are doing fine.
]. o. Williamson has become q full
fiedged weather prophet, and he hits it
going to have the largest crop of wheat,
oats and fax that was ever raised In
South Dakota. Now il he hasn't gone
and lied about 1t wen buy him nice
cromo next fall.
Sutfin to Grant," Tommy, IL you had
your pick from all the kinds Of farm
machinery in So. OAK, what would you
take ?"
Tommy--"I'd be after takin well II
Won please. of the artesian kind"
The people of this Town have decided
to organize Sabbath school at No. Sun.
day June 18th. Lets have big turnout
and make mp for lost time.
We understand that the artesian vel
that was located in this town has failed
to connect. Now we are going to have an
artesian we'll II we have to hire Tommy
to dig it with his pick and shovel. BILLY