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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-10

ANN ARBoR, Mich, Sept lo.-Judge
Thomas NJ. Cooley. chairman of the inter
state commerce commission, has handed in
his resignation at Washington. When
seen by a reporter he said that his reason
is his failing health.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-10

DIRECT TAX

NOTICE is hereby given that the original
Direct Tax List, containing the names Of per-
sons in the state Of Delaware who paid the
Direct Tax on Real Estate in 1868, has been
delivered to me bys the Internal Revenue DE
partment. and that AL persons whose names
appear on the said List will be ent tied t.
have the amount paid by them as shown by
the said List, refunded and notice win be
giveu hereafter at what times and places
will attend for the purpose of receiving the
claims for Taxes to be so refunded.
Executors or Administrators Will be re-
quired to furnish certificates from the Regis
ter of Wills Of their respective counties OF
their appoint nent as Executor or Admins
traitor of the estates represented by the re-
spective claimant. j. FRANK WILDS,
Commissioner.
Dover, July q. 1891.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
County taxes. will be due and payable OF
and after July /.
On taxes paid during the months Of July
and August discount Of five per cent. will be
given.
On taxes paid during the months of Sep
tember and October q discount Of three per
cent. will be given.
On taxes paid during the month Of No
vember no discount will be given.
econ taxes paid during the month OF De.
mber five yer cent. will be added,
JOHN L DICKEY,
Receiver OF cou Aty taxes.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-10
rhe nnrIs Yin Lnrr nlschnrrea.

BUTTE. Mon, Sept l0-The jury in the
Davis will case again reported in court its
inability to agree on verdict and was
discharged. 1t is believed it stood seven
to five in favor Of the contestants. The
trial has cost thus far $4,000
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-10

NEW YORK, Sept 10. = The Teutonic
sailed from Liverpool yesterday, carrying
DIR. Chauncey NJ. Depew, Messrs. w. H.
and c. Vanderbilt, Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. C..
Roosevelt aud General Wales
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-10

LINCOLN. Neb. Sept 10.-It is reported
that JOHN Fitzgerald president OF the
Irish National league, is much better and
will now probably recover. He was 70
ported to be dying.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-10

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Sept lo.--A reporter
who interviewed the Republican delegates
as to their presidential choice found that
639 were for Blaine, 10 for Harrison, for
Alger and l07 non-committai.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-10

LoNDoN, Sept. 1o-Daly's "A Night OF
was w4ll received by crowded audience
at its frst performance in London last
night. The company made decided hit
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-10
peATH oF JuLEs ?. GRAVY.
France nrourns the DeceAse OF an FL
PraaIdont.

President.
PARIS, Sept. 1o-M Francois Jules r.
Grevy, ex-president OF the French repub
lie, died Sept. o. NJ. Grevy had for -four
days been suffering from a severe attack
of congestion of the lungs, which was the
immediate cause OF his death. NJ Grevy
was at Mont-sous-V Vaudrey, - the depart.
ment Of Jura, at the time oNhis death.
NJ. Francois Paul Jules Greyy was born
at Mont-sous- Vaudrey, ON Aug. Is, 1918.
He was educated in the colleges of Arc,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-10
DIRECT TAX
REFUNDED.
]. FRANK WILDS,

Direct Tax Commissioner,
VIII attend at the
office of J. WILKENs
CooCH, Esq, Register
Of Wills, Courthouse,
Wilmington, on Tues
day, w { dnesday,
Thursday and Friday
next, the Sth, 9th,
10th and 18th days
of September, be-
tween the hours of 10
o'clock a. m. and 5
Y CiOCA u Ill, W re-
ceive applications for
the return of the
Direct Tax paid by
persons in the State
of Delaware to the
Government of the
United States, during
the year 1868.
Blank forms Of ap-
plication supplied.
DOVER, Del, Sept. 3, 1891.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-10
BARON HIRSCH'S
Homes for Hebrews in Canada
and Argentine. -,
THE EIGHT HOUR DAY ONCE MORE.

Another Resolution Adopted By the
Trades Union Congress by which a
Two.thirds Vote Of Union Men Is Need
ed TO Lengthen Labor Days Duration-
LONDON, Sept l0-Dr, Herman Adler.
chief rabbi of Great Britain. has an
nounced Baron Hirsch's intention concern
ing the Russian Jews in the following
note:
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF RABBI
had long interview with Baron Hrsc1
some little time ago His desire is 70 settle the
poor exiled Jews Of Russia In agricultural colo
nies in Argentine and Canada.
Yours faithfully, II. ADLER.
VIII the Jews Dig9
This is a most important statement,
made by the highest authority in tho
world To those familiar with the failure
of the past efforts Of Russia to induce the
Jews to take up agricultural land, Baron
Hirsch's plan-which now authoritative
ly announce-will be interesting The
question Is. II Jew will not dig in Russia
will he dig in Argentir aer Canada'
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-10

PENNIE AND SMALL CRANGK oAl
Bn bad AT he o0UNrENa So0M o.
wHm EVENING JoHKNA T.
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TTTANTED "A FIRST-CLAss LAUN-
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NFEssRS. CHAS. l.. WEBSTER & Co.,
MI wish to correspond at once with q COM
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fure in a field yet unoccupied. Address. L.
N. WILLIAMS, Manager, 81 Fifth avenue
New York CITY,
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The revenue legislation of the Fiftyfrst
congress, both in the tariff and the administra
tive act is q just and proper application Of the
policy Of protection TO American labor and ths
control of home markets for the industry OF oui
own people, and the fruits Of this Legislation
are increasing daily in the establishment Of new
factories, in steadier employment to wage
earners, in better prices to the farmer for tn,
products Of the soil, and in the assurance Of
financial Independence for our country in tbs
face Of the monetary distress throughout Eu
rope aud South America
By mere adjusted treaties Of reciprocity the
administration is opening the markets Of the
western world to our surplus farm products
and manufacturs, by admitting free Of duty
such articles we do not and cannot prodacg
in adequate quantity and securing in exchange
the exemption fiom duties of such articles as i
Is profitable FOR farms and factories to export
Ths jolnt opcTatica Of SUCH reciprocity and o.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-10


Israei p Fisher; Third, Charles T. Dunwelt:
Fourth and Fifth, Francis F. Williams; Sixth,
William II. Corsa; Seventh, Cornelius Van
Cotts Eighth, John Collins. Ninth John n.
Newton; Tenth, w, Hone; a eventh, not yet
selected; Twelfth, William %.ookheldi Thir
teenth, Frank Raymond; Fourteenth james
W. Husteds; Fifteenth, B. b. Oden Jr.f; Six
teenth, Louis F. Paynt; Seventeenth; james
Ballantine; Eighteenth, J. A. Quackenbusht;
Nineteenth, George Campbellf; Twentieth, Ed.
ward C. Ellis; Twenty-hrst, +. D. Kilburn,
Twenty second, Isaac L. Hunt, Jr.; Twenty
third, Charles A. Chickering'; Twenty fourth
Hobart Krum; Twenty-ifth, Francis Hen.
dricks'; Twenty sixth, George W. Dunn; Twen
ty-seyenth, Jonn H. Camp; Twenty-eighth
John W Dwight; Twenty-ninth, j. F. Park
hurst; rhirtie.h, George W. Aldridge; Thirty
first, not yet selected; Thirty second, John ii
sotscherd Thirty-third H. A. Porter; Thirty
fourth, ". J. Glenn.
ake-si acted.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-07

ID T G CTEVE ] : sS5s "s Dsssn'
Der in ieoer &ufui1tGt ais g~}riUat= Detective nnter
Mnieru Suitruttioneu bonbett. Senbet 8riefntarfe fNr
giGbereS. WASHINGTON DETGCTIVEAGENCY,
Dor 1877. Waihi1GtDu. eSDipG l1190t nl3fnD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-07

Der bic Sapaner bic beri6iebenorttQiten
GuBerit 0%auerDaIten 8apieriDrten beritellen,
Den. Gbee, ben &ferbaum. Oas iub,
tropiihe gtor67 uno Wfittelamerifa lit bur6
llgapez unO Wuccaarten, Our6 Die Wtaniofz
arten; baS tropil6e Siloamerlfa Dur6
2lnaHaS, Acaiou, @%uitaroGptel, SutDarropz
uno Baraniliie, Sofa, Stetnniile; bas
9e6iet Der Qnoen Dur6 Die groBen Sru6tz
3apfen Der Sbtlttanne unb cine reide 60lserz
ia%nrnlung, elm Gei6enf Der argentinii6en
Gegterun9, Dertreten; io9ar 0dS Seuerla1o
feblt nidt. gtorbamerifa elieoert itN it
baS iubarftti0e, baS atlantti6e unb
pacifti6e, Dem lt6 OaS meritanil6e 6o6z
LAMB aui6IieBt, unb ieOe g(btbetluns bat
ibren beionoeren S6ranf. Sn etnem
S6auidranfe ieben mir Die &rGn3e un6
8aanSentbetle aus %altGgDptiIden @rGbern
er18.-22. 0pnaitie Q700-1200 b. @9r.),
Del6e 8rof. S6De!nfurtb benz Wtuleum
iberma6t bat.
@S lit unnl0gIi6, in benz tnappsn Gaum
zines Srtetes ben botantl6en @atten Ser
Inns un0 0aS ilberauS rethbaLtige Wfuleum
alb MIR etntgermaBen ausfiibrli6 3u l6tlz
bern, man muB it'd begnigen, tDenn eS nlr
geLtngt, benz 2eler ctnen ungefGbren 8egrift,
etne annGbern0e BorteIung baoon su gez
ben. 8eionOerS germ miro Der glaturfreuro
an einen Srte t~peilen, an iDeldem er allen
3onen un0 2Gnbern Der @roe einen 8elu1
abitatten fann, aber Die gan3e @inrtbtung
Der Anitalt NIT ibren 6ainen, @ebiii6en,
&aubg6ngen, G!umenronoeIs urD Wetbern
lit 10 ret3enb unb all Acknowledgement rei6,
baB bier Sober germ ipa5ieren nanoelt, ipenn
ct audi gar fetn Snterelle fir Die Gotanif
empftnoet. l1nb geiuno lit Der Nufentbalt
aud Oarum i6tden 10 piele Wfiitter tbre
Gtnber nit BENT SienitmGohen ooer benz
wSrduletn" Der, tpenn ite es ri6t por5ieben,
ielblt 81 fommen. &rGnfli6e unD alte
2eute iiBen auf ben 8Gnten uno atbmen Die
fril6e Suit, tie ~erfreueu ittb am Gaui6en
Der 8Gume. am 0uft uno an Tarbenglana
Der SIumen, uno 10 ftnoen mir benn ben
@arten meiitens uno 9r0Btentbetls bon
etnem Bubltfum angefIllt, Das ntdt ben
aele9rten unb itu0irenOem &reiien angez
bort. 3utpeilen fte6t man audi Elm sdrtltz
DIES BGr6eu Our6 cine l6atttge Nuee tGnz
0eln. Die &ettunG bes @artenS lit 10
liberal, baB ite all oteie 8eiu6er rubtg 9ez
tpdbren I6Bt, unb oafiir nerbtent unb ernbtet
fte aud 9roBeu 0anf. Ser @intritt itebt
Seoem unent9eltli9 fret.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-07

20iegelb bon 1000 8funS un6 be6ro6teu i'm
nit Dem ToDe, falls oas Q0leQelo ni6t
btnnen IL Sagen be3ablt ndre.
Sin Qusfu6rberbpt b0z
berer G0hter aus Berlin, unter
Dielem GtteL l6iloert Die Observation-Disclosures
3ettuna" in ergObIi6er lSetie Die beltebenz
ben 3ultGnoe i'm ~o0rtigen 8riDati6ultDeien.
SSSu 0em an Berlin bt6t %at9rensenben IS.
Gbarlottenburger S6ulbe3irt bat ein0tettDr
S6nlttt i'm Sabre 1888 Die t%piOerruflidbe
grlaubniB 5ur @tnridtung elmer liebenz
tlalitgen b0beren BriDatmGbbeni6ule err
balten nit Der auSorilGli6en @inlhrGnz
flung, gSaB CT S6ulerinnen aus ben all ben
Is. GbarlDttenburger StaDt6estrt qren3e1ben
Staottbeilen 8srlins ni6t aufnebn1en bari"
Sffenbar beGb1t6tl9t Die Gegierung Die Girz
ridtung Der &ebrbe3trfe fir
S6orn ite II in bteierQSeiie aud
fitr Die DOberen S06teri6ulen einsufIbren.
SlrbeB lit es 3lpar Der Gbarlotteuburqer
S6ule unterld9t, S6iilerinneu aus Ser
LINER @ebiet alit3anebmen, bagegell fam
cine 8erliner BrtOatibule in Der gla0barz
i6aft S6iilertn1en 'ars benz @6ar[ottenz
burger 8e5trf anfnebmen. 9as 9usfubr>
DerbDt bDberer T06ter aus Nerlin bleibt
beiteDen. llnO tDaS fir 8erltner 9[nItQlten
i6IBt man bur6 bteie @ren3iperre?
10 trogt Die uGbarIOttenburger 3eitung."
Sin YrObibttip3oa gu @uniten notbleioens
oer @roBl6ulenbeiiger = ioute Ger lelige
SEN Nftba ni1t bod mai lnredt baden?
- 8on Ser Sommerfrt56e
Bar 9arbor lit Wtaine fommt Die
9fa6ri6t, baB Der MwtIltonGr 6oraz
tin sc. Slater bon @ebfter in Wta1Iaz
6uletts. II 3 Oelien SDbn Samuel benz
nIGit, uno tpabriheinIi6 an einem uno
oemieIben Sage, 9o65ett MAIDEN tperz
ben. 9te 8rGute fino SDet S1neitern,
GOhter bes Wtalers MtorriS in Stem Norf,
bon oenen iid Der IS Sabre alte Slater
aber Die iingite. Die faum 20iGbrige M2atel,
apsgetpd9lt bat, tpGbren0 er ieinem erit 26
Sabre alien SObne Die dltere Der Sdwez
itern iiberlieB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-07
09r1nikfe GYfpn-

Solge1oe BerIDne1 ooer 0eren Grben ftn6 erIudbt,
Pg lpegen 9tH6tcDUng Der HaGi1ebenoeu @rbibafteT
!oTort an 9errn 8. Ntarfporth, oeutlber @lopof0t
III etnclttnaIt ODio, Direct gu lpenoen. 3erIelbe bes
b0tgt ha0ltebenoe pie aue Grbl9oiten uuD oentl1e
0leWtS9el0aTte prompt lno btllt9
$. 6. g11nton aus Seilsbrpnn; 6. @I6re1t 9eb.
Saiu aus Serlln; Barbara Baul9 aus QBeGleriteuBs
dlh9eh;S q, 81 DC, S.Mt. u. s. Sotid) aus Q8auoen;
" -, j. llto Spfte 8eutelSpoder aus &~eonberg;
- =. SeB ans 9etlSbrourt; @rben BEN 8. +. 10. 0Iac;
y. 9ounteDer aus 8enBen; S. Grne aus Nt9biibl; S.
=; 0ohB aus 8etttnqen u. &; s. Sc 0lpning aus
9SaKeiIltetn; Is. s. 0u6er ous SretolSDetnt; 6. s..
9eDler llno U. y. Dereb. @rD6e aus SaQltfelo; Gr6en
pom Wt. 3. 9tlfe1 Deb. Gir9DDff; 81. 9ileumeier aus
2Souerltetft; GrbeH sc. s.. ppritntener (oorltmeier
geo. p1btgDorit; grben BON ". SDffulann; st. g.,
@Hn9, 9lora, lt. g.. WtorQorete, 1T. s.. unD 6. r.
SocooStgal aus 9res0en;' ", Ntortn u. nnD ".
&elerer aug 3bter9arten; 8ertbn &tl9us aus 0ass
Lap; Wt. uno Bauline &onrao aus Molpert5s
9enoe; @rben bOn &Ieinfelo; Grben bon 9.
&oeDler II. nereb. &rauB ltto S9lupp geb. Stts
Iaot; s.. =. Sodner aus ~9teipperg; s. 8. Whteler aus
Seolberg; N9nes uno Ggat1Q lfeB aus 8aitnqen; 8.
y. Wteger aus QSuuitprf; 80. 81. Sberlneier aus Soinsa
IartDi y. Eopp aus ct. Geprgen: S. 9febIe aug @as
1nersba1i S. u. 90. GanimenIee aus 0eils brpuu;
Sontle S. g. JtOie aus S0merin; g. JtiibI aus Stums
p~eftettroo; s. U. Sebolo aus Metnqarten; g., Syries
oerttd lHo :. s. Settb angebf. iii Glepelnnb. g.; ".
StIrnpT aus WurHtberg; S. 8. Slpart aug 9iBulners
gonillertCb; =. Sdraoer aus 9Drter; u. Stauofe perch.
Sartt119 uHD s. OereD. @tnter ans DRESDEN; g. SobioS
aus SroBor1etm; 6. S. s. N6llb aus &rbpeltn t.IN&;
efoet Don Wt. 0DB geb. Jride;. SuItaue 98al5 aug
Sbter9arte1t; Seidlpiiter DDn s. g8egener un0 6. geb.
Sul60lD, Grbe1t DON st. 3tnlnerlnauH. >
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-07
Un5et9en,
Gim Der @enI91eit nl8 0eI6rnf Darge6otenes
boot tpcrtbnDues 0wt!
GrI1Imt9 bon GIcnO, Sa,tnter, gtntb INTO
SAu0I, SFr0ufhetf, Qei0et ohte 9nhI:

Gelo1ttt9 OOt SIcnOv SS0tttttet, yeutb 1tttO
GHal, &ramfbett, &etoem obtte sSahI;
nnb bas aaes Dbne @npenoung DON Ntebi3tn.
@irtaigartige @ntoecfln9 auf benz @e6iete Der @es
1nnobeitsleDre init eineln Wprte cine beilpiIIe1z
11oTtltde 3tepolution -
Ser inter allen Mer5ten Der 99e1t tpo6I an erTter
STEELE 1tebertoe Or. 9uJ0rbin 8eaun1eb io9t 9as
Gobren1eb Der Gingetpeibe lit eine 4GerfltGtte fir cine
1lnansgeleBte t3ubereitung pDn Siiten, uIo Htan9el=
DtaTte Aus9let9nn9, @rndDrung Hn0 Nusidetbung lit
Die 9rInolage aler tnneren Srgon=StDrlnQen Mber
peDer Die g%enannte SeritDmtbGlt, nod bic Qeiamnlte
1leot5tntlbe YrofelfiDu mar int Sta1toe, elm anoere5
9ellnttttel 5u ftnoer. als Wteot6tlert, nm &rant9ette1
3l b%e1etttgen p0er lbuen DDr3uheuQen.
VI. NtlTor0 0ol bat 0tele DDG1te Stlfe Der Oetlz
mtllet11oft ertlommen, o6tpo1l er au1 niDt elm SrDpf=
letn Mteot5tu our AnlUen0utg brobte. - SIN ieirert
SeIulobelt5pampGle ftn0 Die 9eiultnte 40idbrtQer Sra
1obrung nie6ergele9t rno ourcb bic in bieIeu1 lpertbs
oouen SildbIetn g%e9e0enen Anluet1un9en lit SeDerman1
Ill Stano 9eleBt Sdlpt101uCDt, u1oeroaultbfett, 8er=
1topfung. &eberleioe1t, 3uCerbnrnru6r, 9riQ6tldbe
bnr1 oerborbenes giut oeruria6ten uebel 3u beilert,
o9ne an BEN Sebroub bon WteOi5tnen oub MIR int
@ntIernteiteu 0enfen 3u mi1Ier. 800, 600 QampbLete
1tnD beretts %pcrtanft, lno iber cine babe Wttllion SDl=
der, Die oDn tbrctI Setoen gebeilt lpuroen, fino
nit SreuOe1t berett, hires 0er5enS Can't 6urd5 ert
%betlnoeu, ipDnt1t tie ia aIcD ms Die Site ether SadDe
b%eltdttgc11. peIbe audi Die @ifeuI6aft iolpobG lpie Der
9elnnDe WterlGenoer1tato alS unDe30bl6areS Sut
rl1neno onerfennen mGIien.
Seoerm0nn, BEE Iib nnr bic Wtiibe neDulen min, I'm
elm SSret=@ircular 3u bitten, pirb Sben=5eioQteS aus
etgencr Grfabrllr9 b%eItGtt9eIt mitl1en, lpetl er IT'D bel
gefolgung Der I'M @arnpDlet ertbeilten Mat0I0lGQe Ie6r
&er3te uno Wteoi3ine1 ntd1t rnebr augemieicu gu ieiu.
10 s5, -9-... THE HALL CO.,
Tribune Building,
New York City.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-07
NOpd-TexaS

Mitni9t SIR Ii sfIbrLi9e uno Snoerl6fii9e @usfunft
Staoter; mo 0os 9ltrna Nib un6 geIun0, Der 8poeu
GnBerit tru4t6ar, bos &arO nod bilig; no ausge5etGs
1ete NtdrfIe, quite Observation-Disclosures uno bes
trie6Iame Std6te; no Sbr &leS 5ieDe1 tbHut, mas I'M
ytor6en poer Sibe1 9eratD, nto io cine orDBere
Ntanui1falttgtett BON 4rObutten pUrDanoen, lpie
t%rgenbiDo; lDO S6r SanoSleute ftnoet iii Stoht uno
&anb, grDBe benti9e 2tnfieOelungen, CUTE Sdulen
1nb &ir9en aler 9enomtnationen; tpo iib bent SleiBe
unb benz ltnternebmungs9etit Der Selti9et nod eut
1t1be9renstes 6eIo e%rDffnet, 10 luenbet GuD on
~24o93p0 Slui9e Bros, Sainespile, Ser.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-07
2nsIdflo.

STE Serbftpara6e 6es 8ers
Iiner@ arbecDrps, lpel6e lett 1871
fat INNER am Seoantage Ober ais @t1leiz
tuna All oemlelben am Gage Dor Seonn
itattfano, lit biesmal um Sebn Sage friiber
abgehalten moroen, Dernlutbli6 neil Die
Geile bes &aiiers, namentli6 iei1e Xbeilz
nobme en- ben baperilhen ManDpern, cine
iolde gerlAiebung nOtbtg ma6te. Die
9to6ri6t BON Dem Dcrdnoerten 2lusieben
bes Raiiers, bon benz 8oII.bart, ben er
lid in3tptlden babe tpa6ien Iaiien, bate
ieinem Gintritt in Berlin nad mebrmonatz
It1er Qbipeienbeit Elm nod erh0btes Snters
eiie perlieben. Som fritben Morgen an boz
ten Die laugen StraBen3iige nit ben inter
flinoenbem Spiel gum Baraoeielbe riidenz
Ben Truppen, au wel9sn in Oieiem Sabre
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-07
Trim HOTEL,
Srinioob, Colorado.

NtIIIUuU, GUIUIUUU.
9omasctp & 8eaini, @igentb. 9eIte ltntertunft fir
Slips per Sag III Colorado. Spe5tal=3oteu fir 8olts
9dn9er BET Der 9Sobe. 8or5iigli0er Sti9 lnb lbDn
mbblirte 3iumer. Sffen Sag uno gtabt. Se1ne
Spiritnoien i'm Sanie ~pertauft. geite unb reeaite
8e0ieHunQ. 1D0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-07

uD~erfaufcn:
y Cine 6orm Don 100 2cres bes belte1 @roirie-
booens nj SullD Gountp., Goutb 9atota. 81 Mcres
ltter @fug. 9urcbIdnittsertrog bes Nei5c11s pGDreub
per leBten 8 Sabre Il 9uiDel per Ncre. 4rei5 81 per
@cre. 9dbereS ourD 8. SpaIoing, 1913 @.
SoIlte0 StraBe. @btcago, Sn. mo-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-07

, Oerf1ufen ober AZ oertauIfen ouf 9ruub=
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-07

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For hilonsncss and hcadnche Simmons
Liver Regulator is the best medicine the
world ever aw.-H II. Jones, Macon, Ga.
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We Invite Your Attention

To the following clipping from the Ma
tional 6tockman and Farmer, OF Febru-
ary 10, 1891:
sour readers who own livestock will
hardly fall to notice the handsome new
advertisement OF the Stockraisers Live
stock insurance. company, Of Washington,
Pa. This concern, now reorganized with
100000 capital paid up, is the outgrowth
Of the Stockraisers Mutual Livestock In.
surance company, heretofore operating
only in Pennsylvania and 0hio-for the
former state with an Office at Beaver and
for the latter at East Palestine, II. NJ.
Sweet being manager OF both companies.
Under the new organization, with head
quarters at Washington, Pa, and In a po-
sltion to do business In any state where
the call for same are sufficient TO justify,
It's onward work promises 10 be as sub
stantial as lis past record Is clean. This
is the only livestock insurance company
that the National Stockman aud Farmer
has ever recommended to Its readers Sew
eral years ago Mr.. Sweet came to this Of.
fee and submitted his plans, which we ex-
amined with very great care and then
gave him letters Of introduction TO leading
owners of live stock In western Pennsyl-
vania. These men became associated with
him in business and their past record has
been remarkable for its success. But two
complaints have ever been made against
this company and these were indirectly a
compliment TO the CAREFUL manner In
Joseph BIN
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NEW LONDON,

JUNE 6.-Tbe commencement exercises
Of the @. L. s. @. we're held at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. A. S. johnson. There were
two graduates.
Wednesday afternoon, July 1st, was held
the annual banquet Of the g. L. S. @.
alumni, at the home Of Mrs. A. A. Giles.
Those favored report an excellent time.
On the 9Th the G. l.. s. @. have their an
nual picnic on the fair grounds. Verify,
1t may be said to be Chautauqua week,
Mrs. Shearer and daughter Mildred, OF
Cincinnati, are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Van Gorder.
Mrs. G.. L. Washburn and Mrs. Gilbert
attended commencement at 0berlln,
Mrs. Darling, Of Sandusky, o., has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. J. Gridley.
Mrs. Robert Fulton returned from In
dianapolis recently, bringing her invalid
daughter Jennie with her.
The little daughters Of r. s. Giles, who
have been in Berea, returned last week
accompanied by Miss Frounier.
By order Of the coroner the body Of
Mrs. L. Hinckley was exhumed to ascer-
tain fuller knowledge as to the direct
cause of her death.
Except the continuous crack Of the fire.
cracker and the boom Of the small boys
cannon, New London was unusually quiet
on the Fourth. A large number Of our
people went 10 Akron and other points.
In the evening the streets were filed with
a moving crowd to witness the ascension
Of the mammoth paper balloon. When
II was nearly inflated, ready for Its aerial
fight, /, bursted, and thus ended tie great
event.
The ladies Of the w. r. @. served ice
cream In the Wheeler building, and many
partook thereof
The Baptist aid society met with Mrs, j.
f. Elder last Friday afternoon. Mini.
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The young Chinese emperor has just
picked out the second Of the seven wives
celestial law allows him. The fact that
she hos the smallest foot In Pekln, where
the cruel custom Of pedal,dwarlng is
supposed to have reached It's perfection.
Is mentioned as one Of her qualifications
for the position she is to flll.
Rev. Thomas F. eastman, a Roman
Catholic priest at Chicago, has instructed
his Pensioners TO name their children
after the saints and has refused to baptize
a child that was to be named Garfield.
The murdered president was preacher
who had left the pulpit for politics and
nothing in his life characterized him pre-
eminently as Christ0n.