davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-25

NOR SALE SHEAP-Seven head of hogs,
L one sow, six siX-months-nld pigs, gooc
sized shoats, one-half Poland China and
one-h half Berkshire. Apply to
T.. j. Beatty, Cinema wa, Oregon
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-25

GNOR SALE-About $50 cords of willow
II wood; about as good as oak Some one
can receive bargain by applying at once
10 r. j. Beatty, Chemawa, Oregon
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-25

EOR SALE-A well established business
Il at 20 per cent. less than invoice, Good
reasons for selling Address,
4-23-5t X. X. JOURNAL Office.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-25

MRS. n. sNOEMAKER. Cor. Front ana
wi Court STREETS, No III. GOOD fam,
board BY day cr wees with or without
MONS. a.ilira
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-25

PASADENA, April el.-The presl,
dent aud party were treated 10 a
beautif0l 1oral display yesterday
during two hours drive through
the prlnclph streets Of this "orowa
Of the valley" They bad a tine
escort composed Of local military
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-01-15
NUMBER J

pense Of all these. It is a dirty. FL
thy, selfish habit. The pure air
God has given us all to breathe is
poisoned and polluted that a few
may have the pleasure of splitting
and putting to their hearts content.
But why say a word against it,.
No one has word Of defense for
it, but while all say ut is foolish
and expensive" they keep right on
blowing the smoke in our face,
and splitting their filth everywhere.
SAVE THE BoYs.-A lively war.
on the the cigarette is going for
ward in the foreign papers, it be-
ing stated that this evil has been
extending like pestilence among
boys the last two years. The.
Anti-Narcotic League of Manches-
ter advocates special teaching in
schools and legal penalties for boys
under sixteen as we'll as those who
provide them with the cigarette.
Why not?
.ALL-A-BoARD FOR SADLEY's.-A
four-horse hay-load bus will take
those who wish to attend the social
at j. T. D.. Sadley's tomorrow
night, Friday 10th. Be at Jes-
mer's soon after Z o'clock.
That CONCERT Friday, Jan.
% is the concert night at the
Congregational church. You will
of course be there.
MIND Your BUSINESS. The
Princess of Wales, addressing a
girls school at Sandringham,
Eng, is credited with sa wing,
"The ambition Of my life has been
to mind my own business. The
fashion, having been set by one Of
the most charming members of the
royal family, will now, perhaps,
be more generally and eagerly fol-
lowed. The habit of abstaining
from meddling adds winning grace
to character.
WATCH THAT TONGUE OF Yours.
ut is your tongue; it belongs to-
| you, and is the only one for which
you are responsible. Your neigh
bors tongues may need care too,
but that is their business; this is
yours. See that it is properly at
tended to. It needs watching. It.
is an sunruly evil, watch it: It
is fire; watch it. 1t is a helm
(which guides the vessel, let the
helmsman keep wide awake. It
can bless or it can curse; it can
poison or heal; it can pierce hearts
and blight hopes; it can SOW dis
cord and separate chief friends.
Watch that tongue. Selected.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-01-15
SPENCER BROOK ITEMS.
SPENCER BROOK, Jan. -. 1891

SPENCER BROOK, Jan. 10, 1891.
All are waiting and wishing for
a fall of snow to facilitate the haul
ing of hay, wood, fencing, etc, but
so far we are on Wheels.
Chas. Shearston has sold to Hon.
D. NJ. Clough, twenty tons Of
tame hay for his cattle ranch.
The hay will be delivered in few
days.
Jay Smith and Fred Hanscome
came home from Minneapolis,
where they are attending school,
to spend their vacation. They re-
turned to their schools last week.
The wolves for miles around are
making night hideous with their.
bowling. It is not safe for chill
dren to be out after dark. A bill
should be introduced in the legis-
lature this winter to raise the
bounty so as to induce their ex-
termination, as it can only be done.
by the employment of hounds to
drive them from their lairs in day
time where they can be shot.
There are some people in this.
world that are humane, whole
souled and generous. Such a one
is Dr.. B. H. Swan, of Brighton,
Colorado. When Andrew Larson,
knowing that he could not live and
wanted to come home, that he
might die among his friends, and
was entirely out of money, the
generous doctor loaned him thirty
five dollars and paid his bills.
Last mail Andrew Peterson the
boys guardian returned the money
to the man that had befriended a
sick and penniless boy,
Mrs. R. F. Barton, a resident of
Spencer Brook for the past twenty
five years, died at the residence Of
her daughter, Mrs Eugene Satter-.
lee in East Minneapolis, last Mon
day night, of pneumonia. Mrs.
Barton was one Of those noble
minded women whose kindly heart
sympathized with all in affliction
and whose modesty and amiability
endeared her to all who had the
pleasure Of her acquaintance. She
will be sadly missed by her friends
and acquaintance who had known
her SO well during Life.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-01-15
A.. B" c..
LOSE THEIR LANDS.
An Important Decision on the
Rights of the Mile Laos
Indians,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Secre-
tary Noble to-day rendered a de-
cision in the case of Amanda J.
Walters and others, and G.. W.
M. Reed and others, involving the
right of settlers to perfect their
titles to lands formerly occupied
by the Mile Laos Indians in Min
nesCta.
These entries we're made under
ruling of Secretary Zach Chand-
ler that the Indians had coded
their right to the lands in question.
Subsequently congress suspended
all action on such entries until fur
Their Legislation on the ground that
the Indians we're permitted by
treaty to occupy the lands during
good behavior. In 1889 congress
made provision for the cession
Of the Chippewa reservation by
negotiation, reserving to the In
dams the right to take their allot-
ments on their reservation, and
providing that nothing in the act
should affect the right of prior set
tiers to prove up their claims.
The Indians signed this agreement
and have since consented to re-
move to the White Earth reser-
servation.
The secretary holds that the In
dams we're not entitled to take al
lotments on the lands occupied by
them for the reason that
they had coded all their
rights to the same in 1868,
and that the lands were not in the
reservation. He further holds that
the act of 1889 was the ''further
legislation contemplated by con-
gress when the entries were sus-
pended. He therefore directs
that the cases of the settlers be
taken up and disposed of on their
merits. "
This decision involves the rights
of a very large number of settlers.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-01-15
any desire to hold the party to-
gether. The Republican dissen-
sions can at the present time to a
great extent be traced to the
White House. = a@.

Senator Davis, of Minnesota, has
been overworked at this session OF
the congress on account of the
tremendous amount of pension
legislation. Last year his work
consisted Of public pension bills,
but this year private pension
claims not within the pension laws
occupy a great deal of his time and
keep him busy. Scarcely another
committee of the senate does the
amount Of work that the pension
committee performs, and of course
the greater share of it falls upon
Senator Davis.
Representative Comstock is
rounding out a successful two
years term in congress by clearing
up the small bills and matters Of
minor Importance which he began.
Mr.. Comstock was one of those
congressman who did not introduce
any bills. for buncome. He did
not introduce bills that did not
have merit, and which he could not
conscientiously use his best en-
beavers to: secure the passage Of.
He went to work first on the most
important, measures, and with dill
gence and hard work he pushed
them to a successful issue, and dur
ing the three months at the close of
the session he is putting through
the bills that areof less Importance,
and which do not cause so much
trouble. Mr.: Comstock has been
a very successful legislator, and his
successor will be.very fortunate in
deed if he accomplishes one-eighth
of the good workWhich the present
representative has done during the
ffty-frst congress.
In fact all Of the Minnesota
members are entitled to considera-
bic credit for the work they have
done, and had all of them received
fair treatment from the leaders of
their party, the State Of Minnesota
would now be in first class condi-
ts'pn 50 far as cong ressional legislas
ton is concerned.
4 r ~.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-01-15
THE PARSONS CORNER,
A. PARSON EDITOR.

DOES 1T PAY?-Several thou
sand dollars worth of tobacco and
cigars are sold in Princeton every
year. Churches struggle for an
existence. Sunday schools 60
without the help they need. We
bubble about the expense Of prop
erly equipping our schools when the
tobacco bill of the town would
more than meet the combined ex-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
Sdredltaer unfau.
Peter Seder uno Jobn Nauehton eefdbr.
lid perIebt.

0ur6 bic gta6ldliigfeit zines 8abntpdr>
ters tDuroe 0onneritag auf ben Shtenen Der
@btcago, Burlington & QutncD Gtlenbabn
Elm llnfau berDorgerufen, Der Dabrl6etnlt6
apet Wtenl6enleben foiten tDtro. @egen
le6s ubrO onneritag Nbeto Deriudten Beter
GeGer, SDbn 9eaugbton uno Sobn Stems
ma III etnem et%nipGnnigen 8ugg1 bic
S6tenen an Der ct. Souls Npe. III treuSen,
ba Durb fem @efaDrItgnal Das 9erannaben
etues 3uBeS anqe3etgt tpar. @eraoe ais tie
it6 auf benz leBten S6tenenitrang befanz
ben, fam Elm 4aIiagier3ug oa9ergebrauit.
8eder ergriff bic Yettlhe, UNI Die @angart
beS 8feroes gu be l6leuntgen, ais 0ds fJ1u>
glitter berabfieL uno Elm Metterfabren urz
n1oglt6 madte. Beder glaubte nun, OaB
ereet@t 6aben merbe, es mar aber 3u ipGt.
9as Tubrpert Itanb quer iiber ben S6iez
mem, oils IS bon Der 2DtomottOe 9~etrDffen
iDurbe. 9as Bfer0 wurDe au9enbltdlib
9etDotet, Der Wagen in Qtome 3eri61nettert,
nno Die bret Snialen NIT fur6tbarer 9e@
tpalt fprtgel6leuoert. SeGer erlttt n1ebrere
l6nere S6Goelbrii6e nno anoere GerleB7
u1gelt, Die iein Nuff0mmen fait CUR linz
t1Ogli6tett MAIDEN. gfaugbton trug etnen
@rmbrud, bret &ippenbril6e un0 mebrere
&~opftpunoen bapon. Nu6 CT 1T lebenS9e>
fdbrli6 eperleBt. gtetpnlan fam nit lei6tet
Gerlesungen am Otiiden unb an ben Orr
men oapon. Ser gatrOlpagen tpuroe ioz
fort ~berbeigerufen ut1o 8eder un6 Naugbton
na9 ibrer @obnung, 785 8lue Sslano
Glpe., Qefobren, tpGbren6 Ntetpman mad benz
GountD 6oipitaL iiberfitbrt wurbe. oils
Der 8atroltpdgen e%introf, mar oas Saligttz
ter nod im,ner geidloiien uno Der WGrter,
8atrid 8aLi6, Our6 OeiieG Ga3ldntgteit
i6on friiber einmol leds Weeni6enleben in
@efabr gebraht murben, Derldpunoen.
8eder if 40 Sabre alt, Derbeiratbet, unb
etu &lempner, BET benz Nougbton unb gtetpz
man drbeiteten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
Wie Ou mir, 70 i'd Dir.

Gin Der Nortbpeit7G Ge BON Sangaz
mone unO WfnnrDeitraBe trug ith Wiontag
Mbeno cine 8egebeuDeit 3u, Die ebenlo
fpmii6 pie Grgerli6 lit. Qlm lebte1 W1onz
tag gegen l lbr Wtittags i6li6en it0 Oiebe
in Die Wobnung bon SruuUtor9enrot6, Go.
4213 Calumet 2lpe. ELL uno itablen, pdbz
reno Die 6aliilie beim Wftttagelien mar,
bier 0iamantrtrlge i'm Wertbe Don 500,
hatten aber merfDiirbiQer Weiie Elm @tui
nit Siamanten i'm Wertbe BON $1,000 ltebe1
Iaiisn. Die 8pliSei muroe bena9ri@tigt,
G~rbeitete ober bis Srettag oil benz Sale,
ietn. S@licBIt6 lteB itN Srau Worgenrotp
bon ben Oetecttues 9nrrae urD GoiteQo 3ur
SbellnGbnte oil etnem 8lane betpegen, Der
3uu 8erGaftung BON einem Walne, 9tas
mems 6. Bur6aro fiibrte. Oteiem gu
SOlge, set9te lie an, baB Der reberbringer
tbrer S6mufla6en 500 elnpfangen uno CT
nit fetnen Sragen belGitigt tDeroen iole.
Nn Utontag empftng Srau Wlcrgenrotb
etnen Vrtef t0lgenOen SnbaltS vWenn sic
tbre Derlorenen ShmudiaDen nieoer gu erz
balten tpitnlAen, 10 treffen Sic mid heute
2lbeno I'M 80 llbr an bet @fe bon W1onroe
uno Sangamon StraBe. Sragen sic ais
@rfennun9S3eihen einen tpetBen SbatpL
Iber benz SOpf uno etn SaIdentu6 in Der
ltnfen 6ano. 8ena6ri6tigen sic ober
niht Die BoIi5ei, oenn i6 iperoe Sic in
Sbrem 6aule uno al Der uera6reoeten Gde
bctpa6en laiien. Sir Die S6muGia6en
muB t6 $500 baben, 0a i6 ite fiir ben
Grets pertaufen fanu."
Frau W%iprgeurotD be9ab it6 nun CUR berz
abreoeter StuuDe in Dem porgei6riebenen
QnSu1e oil Die GGe, muBte a6er cine 3iel1>
Ilde Netle iDarten. BlDblth raunte ibr
9etectiu GolteIo i'm Yorbeigeben 3u, auf
Die a1oere Settle Der StraBe in ben
beuen S6ein Der eIectrii6en 2anlpe
SI %trete1. Sic that, tpie tbr gebeiben.
gtd6 tpenigen Nu9eubliden fam eit gutgez
tIeloeter 1un9er Utann in etligem Shrtt t
dut tie gu. Sin NuStaui6 Don Snei fleinen
Yadeten erfolgte uno oann madte Der
0tann it6 eiligit oaDon, nuroe aber Don
Sergealt 9to6e, Der narteno lno gculit1z
LID cine Yteife rau6eno oil einen Baum aes
Iebnt Qeitanoen bate, lparm III @lnpfanq
genommen. @r tpurDe mad Der Station
aebra6t uno bel tbn fano man cine alte
@etob0rie nit elmer 0toue brauuen 8az
piers. NlS aber Srau Morgenrotb ibr
Badet Offuete, III Dem iie ibre 0iamant>
ri1ge pernlltbet bate, ftelen ibr bier 8adz
itetnlti6e III Die 0ano.
Ser OeFa1gere D%erlDttgerte ietl1elt Jtemen
an3ugeben. Oils 1nal1 aber auf ieinen
Wtanidetten oas Wdihe3ei9en 6. 8urbaro
fanD, CAB er SIT 10 su beiBen. Nuf 8efro9en
erfIdrte er bon Dem 9iebitabI nidts su
mIien, er babe nur Die NnSeige gelebeu ltIO
ba er tur3 an @elo geipeieu iet, 10 babe er
oielen gBeg eingei6lagen, UNI benz uebel
Gb5ubelfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
Gin gamilienoramQ.
TreO. 9teinmann eri@ieBt leine
Srau uuO baum ii6 ielbf.
@tferfn@t ote atrra@e Der sDat.

@iferiu9t un6 unsIifli@es @6eleben
pur0enO Onneritag tn benz 6aule an ber@Ge
Der Commercial nnb Suttle Q[oe. Die I1rIade
au etnem WfDroe nno Selbltmorbe, ME er
mobG ielten ilberlegter boQbra6t tpurbe.
Sre0. Steinmarn, Der ieit mebreren Sa1s
rem nit ieiner bret Sabre dlteren Srau perz
beiratbet mar, gIaubte III Der Iebten 2eit
@run0 gu Der Nnnabnte at BADEN, boB feline
sSrau i'm b%intergebe. st mar bis nor atpet
2So6eno elm Gtlenarbetter in Der Sabrif Der
v0eerifg 60" an oer SuQerton Npe., bate
aber Die Steue aufge9eben unb mar 6ann
untbatt9 81 9auie.
lin biele 53eit mtetbete fi6 Elm iuneer
Zimmerman, gfamel1s Beter 9letIe Elm
3iminer BET benz Stetnmann' l6en @6epaare
un0 nit Ietnem @intritt in bas Sars be-
garl1 lth Der Gerba6t BET benz 6ausberrn
gu regen. Gteile mar bal0 BET 2len beliebt
uno gerrte geleben, 1ur nt9t bon Steinz
mann, oer fi6 in ben &opf geiebt bate,
DAB CT Elm intirtes 8erbGltniB nit Ietner
Trau unterbaGte. Gr GuBerte 1i0 aud in
oteler Wetle at mebrern 9ta66arn unb emf
pftng BON 0telen ben Gatb, nit letner SSrau
81 lpre9en uno ii6 @eptBbett alt Derz
16aften. Stetnmann e%ntgegnete aber, 6oB
CT Der Sa6e Elm Gnbe MAIDEN tper6e fI9te
btn3u, 0aB tbm an ietnem 2eben 10 tpte 10
niGts IGge.
Srobbeln ipra6 ct ober 3u ieiner Srau,
6teie Derneinte Die 8eI6ul6t9ung auf bas
Gnti6ieDen1te uno brobte cine Sdeibung
beantra9en gu tpoIen, unb geraoe bieie
0roDung befeItt9te in Stetnmann ben Gntz
l6luB, ft6 au RIDDEN.
Sonnerftag 2lbeno trat er unertparteter
Wetie in Die &u6e, no Srau Stetumann bos
Nbenobrot bereitete unO fuhr tie nit ben
Borten an ugeun, bait 9u Defines 6eibung
erbalten?"
r@os meinit gu Oarnit, " fruste fie unbes
fan9en.
v9as tperbe i6 Dir alei6 seisen", iarts
er uno fam auf tie gu.
Srau Steinm1nn, bic aus Ieinen 8etpez
gunGen annebmen muBte, baB t6r Wtann
tie 16lG9er mDQe, flo1 aus Der &I6entbiir
in ben Sof. ST foIgte t6r ouf benz Su6e
nn0 i6oB tbr plobli6 cine &eboIbertugel
in ben GllGen. Nls er tie 3ulammenbre6en
lab, rt6tete er Die Waffe 9eqen feline etgene
Sttrn, %DertDunoete 1t6 aber nur let6t. Sn>
5tDtl6en bate 6rau Stetnmann ft9 aufgez
rtdtet nnb ma1fte auf bas 6aus gu, ais
ibr Wfann ibr cine 3pette &ugel in ben
Wtuno i6oB, Die fe tpieber 5uiammenbrez
den lieB. Damn elite Der Ot0roer in ben
I'M anbern @noe bes 6ofeS lie9enber Stat
unb i6oB it6 cine &ugel in ben &opf Die
tbn augenblidli6 tDotete.
Trau Steinmann pur6e in bas 6euti6e
6oipital 754 9arrabee StraBe gebra6t uno
tire Wunoen unteriu6t. Die erite &ugel
par 0ur6 ben &ii6en in Die ltnte 2unge
ge9angeu, nGbrenb bic 3pette in bos @ez
htrn eInge6run9c1 tD0r. 9ie Wer3te err
fOnne. Steinmann's 2ei6e purbe na9
Der Wprgue 1913 2tncoln Q(oe gebra1t.
9aB er ben Wforb nit boiler 11eberLegung
ausgefiibrt bat, itebt alBer .3petiel, 6a ct
gu Deri6iebenen 9ta6born gang offen Die
0robun9 auS9eitoBen bate, DaB ct ietne
Srau tDDten iperoe.
0ur6 Steinmann's ~grauiige S6at fin6
bret feline &tnoer I'M Qlter bon 2, 3 unO
Z Sabren 81 Watlen getporben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
SeIbftmoro-

emma gteLion, Die aIs 8isnftmG0den in
benz 6aule bon q. Is. Saper geo. 3735
@ottage@rooe2lue atbeitete, begin9Wttttmo6
Selbitmorb Dur6 Oas Guflailen Des @asz
bubnes III ibrem 3immer. Oils ite am
WeorGen nt6t pie aetp0bnlih eri6ien, gtng
ell Wtltglieo Der SamiIie in ibr .3immer
nno fanb tie eritidt auf Dem 8ette Itegen.
@s GeiBt, oaB ie all uorbergebenben Sage
eiHen Brief er6ieIt, Der ite in groBe Nufre>
gung Oeriebte u1b oeiien SnDalt ite tpabrz
i0einIt6 gu Der 31et DeranlaBt bat. Den
8rief fonnte man nirgenhs ftnoen. emma
gteIion mar crit Dor tpentgen Wonaten aus
SGfpeoen e%irgetpanoert un0 ftets beiteren
9emiitDeS getpeien,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
boher Befuh.
prin5 6eor9 Don Grie9cnIano weiIt msh=
rere Stuuoen in CHICAGO.

Qrirs @eorg bon @rie6enlano traf
Otontag Wiorgen bier elm uno reiite. rad
%fur5enI "2lufentbalt i'm Nuoitoriumz 6otel,
ihon an @tadnlittag mieoer nah 9leipOorf
ao, I'M ltd bon bort na6 europa etl:3u>
lhlften.. Die frit6eren untertbanen ieinss
SnterS, tpel6e ieBt bier anlGilig ftno, be-
rettete1 tDnl. gum She'll in 9tationaltra6t
0etIetoet, am Gabnbof eilen bersli6en
GnIptang uno geletteten i'm nit fliegenoen
S0nnern u1b W2uitf nad benz 6oteL, no
CT ith in eiuer turSen Nniprade beoanfte.
Brln5 @eDrg lit ei1 itattlider, frGitig gez
banter Wtann, bon itber 6 SUB 0rDBe. Gr
mar III einen belIen 9tetiean5ug getIeiDet uro
Nabte mebr ben GlnoruG zines etnfaden
GIr9ersm9llnes, ais ben et1es SbrDnerben.
Sn leiner 8ealeitung befaI1oen it'd Capt.
Xobmer. trll6erer @olnlnauoant oe5 ruiitz
lben 3rie9SidiffeS vBamlot NSora," nm
eth 9eibOiener. Der Die Qriediihe Wtarinez
Uniform trGgt, ba 9SrtnS Geprg Sfftsier
Der Otartne lit. Der QrtnS mar betannt>
LID Der Sealeiter iei1eS 0ermanote1, Des
ruiiti6eu GbrOnfolgers, bsS @roBfurlten
gtiholas 9lleranoroDitd, ipGbreno ieiner
9tei;e Dur9 S5apan, unD mar 3euge beS
&ttentats aui Denielben. Sic treu1ten ii6
crit uad) Der @r0ffuung Der 9roBen itbtriz
iden Giienbabn, uno mdbrenO Der @5aroz
Ditid iiber 0ano mad ct. Betersburs retite,
i6iffte ii6 Yrin5 0eorg in gofoboma nab
Amerifa etn. ST begiebt it'd BON bier
auerit nad Gnglanb, bauu mad @openbas
gen, nm an Der qol6enen S~ubtlGumsfeier
ietneS @roBuaterS, bes 80niG5 bon 9dnez
mart, She'll 81 nebmeu. 1tah 8eenoigung
bteiss Teites miro er it6 pie0er leinern
0tenite in Der Warine piomen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
SeIbftmoroperiud
Or. miliam Reifert fudt ieinem Seben elm
&noe gu MADDEN.

9ienffag @benb nm 9 lthr trat Ser 2abnz
orat Or. &eiffert cine 0trtbihoft an Der
Gde Der 9tobIez unb Chicago Npe. uno be-
iteIte Elm @laS 8ter. Oils linn baiieIbe gez
bra6t muroe, 5og er cine Slai6e mtt 3tpet
unsen Wtorpbium aus Der Sai9e uno
i6ilttete ben grOBten She'll bes gefGbrliaen
@tfteS in baS @las. !.
@entge Mugenbltde na6 benz @enuIie
6eiielben itIrste er b~eiinnungSlps auf ben
8oben. gr tpurbe NIT Dem acknowledges
gen na6 benz @ountpbolpitaI eebradt, mo-
Die Gerste ertlGrten, baB er pabri6etnlid
iterben iperbe. 0err &eiffert bate feline
office go. 400 SO. Chicago @pe. unb lebte
nit Srau uno &inbern $50. al ¨epz
itraBe. 8aS tbn gu Der berspeifeIten 3bat
bepogen bat, lit @uen elm &dtbiel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
St00t ObirQ0O,

BGF 1aiere GorreipDmocmtc, rt;to
M9cEttcm beiuGen ote fOI9enoen
Gtaaten
9crr SEQ 8enntn9BoUen Sem
Gtaat ScraS.
&crr 0rans SftO ole Staatet
0ttattcfota, WOro 90fpta 1tmS
Wouta10.
@err Yetcr @M10 oen Gtaat
StStnnn,
SEER %attI Syttcbet Sic Staatem
SoaUa ttno YSebrosf0.
%9crr Sris &cttoe1 0en Stant
G0liforntea.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
Die uhptip1ooi56e 0~reisinio.

pie pbptiolO9if6e 0reietmi g.
ionberuns mus poatommen 1ein, meun
Der &Orper 9eiunO bleiben iou. lin oiele
8olfommenbett 81 iibern, muB iebes Orsan
ieine Auf9abe %erfii1en unb miiiien oas Slut
unb ale Sliiift9teiten 0es SDrpers rein eez
balten werben. Die Notur lit INNER el1f
Der 0ut, 8erluite gu erieben unb Die Stunt
tionen wieber ber3uitelen, %1pobiu9eeen Der
Wtenidb ieinen S6arffinn barin 81 iiber
ibeint, ietnem &Orper ueberlndBtges SuS4z
mItben n1b leiten OrganismlIS gu it0oren.
8bpiiolo9en Der alte1 3eit perlieBen 1i6 auf
6eilmittel aus DEM 9fanSenrei6 sur Geiniz
9ung bes Slutes un6 sur 8erbitung pom
6ronfbeiter, unb Der @ebrau6 Der lGnqit
befannten St. Bernard 6rGmterpiGen lit
ion1it tlaiitl3 9eporoen. gu 25 @ents be
&p0tbetern au baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
Rebt nett. penn rpahr.

Sin l21dbrtger f~arbt9er Sunge, Nam1ens
6enrD Jtouliton, u1b anet Nnoere, uer>
gnIigten it6 am Sonntag bamit, auf Die
StateltraBen &abelpagen auf3uiprinoen,
cine StreGe mttsufabren un0 0ann uteoer
berab3ubupfcn. 9ieieS W1an0oer ma6ten
lie auT Gonoucteur George s.. 8el1ebicts
Wagen. Sener D~eritanb ben SpaB aber
ldleht. lagte Die Sun9en berab unb perz
tolgte tie oann auf Der StraBe. SIS geIang
tbm audi, QenrD Gauliton al ergreifen,
uno CT mar geraoe babel bieiem eeb0rtg Die
SADIE aus3utlopfen, als er plDblt9 nit etz
nent lbarfen %Snitrumente einen S6lag
nber oas ltnte Nuge erbielt uno 3tpar Dbne
81 tDtl1en, tDober er fam. Ser SunQe entz
ptl6te. Der @onocteur aoe aber einen Ste
pOlDer 1tno 16oB htnter ibm Der. 6enrD
Gaullton tDuroe 6ann bon etnem in3Dtiben
berbel9eetlten Yolt3titen Derhaftet uno auf
benz acknowledgment 1ta1 Der Station Qez
taDren. Gr bebauptet nun benz 8eamten
9ela9t AT baben, oaB er tns 8ein geicbo1ieu
Jet, oaB man i'm aber troboem in cine Belle
geiperrt uno Sort bis gum nGdlten Woraen
obne drStlthe 6ilfe 9%elui1en babe. Oils Der
Sal am nGhlten WorQen in N%ibterQnon's
@ert6t porfam, blteb Der Sun9e bel ieiner
Bsbauptung uno Der SAT- tpur0e DorlGufia
NtlNnoOS"" XIV OOuHBS IuulUt DUIIU ullS
ter1udt ulo man fano pirflt1 cine g9epolz
nerfugel III ieinem linfen S6enfel. 0te
So6e tptro ftrenge unterlu6t tperben uno
loute lt9 berausiteQen, baB Der eSSun9e Die
Seanten bon ietner 8%ertpunoung tpirflid
tn &enntntB 9eieBt bat, 10 tptro IS benielz
ben on ben Gragen 9eben.
Gtme aMSIdnStIGe Snnafipm. 2te ftrenoen
Wtnter in europa tru9en i6limnte 5ri9te, ipelde in
Imerifa retften. Sic u@rippe" e~raIfirte bier nit
lpe9ielnber 9efttgteit rnb bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mo.
den neret ibredlibe Q8irfungen in I1&pereren sE6aeu
erIibtlib. 9Th oItobolii6e5 @rin5ip ais beiItr6fttoes
Sttmnlanamittel i'll Der Jorn BON So~Itetters Mooeu.
bttfers Dem SDrper einoerletbt, lift unb pirb fida Inn.
1ter OILS baS bette 9~egenmittel errrei1en. SIZE eriten
etrop0tl9en 1no omerifanti6eu Merate ertlQren. boz
cine Mronet nit pein9eit9altieer 9runolooe, mie Dos
gttters. bic f%iderite @arontle 9e9en Die l1redIiden
Werbeerunget oteier Deimtiidt16en 8raufbeit biefet.
WBenn ntr beoenfen, baB ~iDneler @itteru1oslpethiel
Die unnermutbete Sfiidte6r Der Rranfbett benirfen
tonn, ooB oteler bic 10 letbt Oerpnnbboren Srooue.
bic Slln9en otgretft, bob tbre @irfnnoen u1betn1ltch
11l1eue uno Derbeerenoe firo, 10 Mii11en mir oudb bic
yetotbmenoi9fcit tbrer Iofortiaen @arolDliruno NIT
etltenl ltderen SeQennttttel 5ugeben. So(tetter'S gySo.
9enbttterS 1T eH iolbeS es 1T ferner eine gGubtpebr
9e9ea, Wtalaria, 9pspeplie, &beumatismns, Seber.
unh gtiereuleibel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
Gin Ndth fur 1niitter.

Mrs. @insIow's .Gootbtue
Sprup" ioute beitduoi9 benin 6inber= i3obs
men 9ebrau9t weroen; @r %beianftigt oas
96mers flrirt WiuOz ROiif, anb lit 6as bette
Wetttel ,9egen 0iorrbHe. TInfuubsmanaie
Gents Die SIoi@e.