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St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-31
WILL NOBLE RETIRE
Senator Pettigrew Says He ShouI6
and viii.

WAsHINGToN, May 9O.-The Post this
morning prints the following: There is
a strong impression on the part of the
well informed persons i'll official circles
that, while Secretary Noble is not going
to leave the public service, they would
not be surprised if in a very short time
he would retire from the interior de-
partment to accept prominent place in
the diplomatic service. One story is to
the effeT that he will take Mr.. Smiths
place at st. Petersburg. Another and
more probable story is that if Secretary
Proctor should be selected to succeed
Senator Edmunds, which now seems
certain, Minister Lincoln will be made
secretary OF war, and Secretary Noble
will be sent to the court of st. James.
Secretary Noble is still absent, but
there are those in his department who
believe that he will not much longer
occupy his present position.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-31
Scrans of Snort

The Base Ball Percentage Tables is the
title of little book issued by the Chicago
Daily News. 1t con tains over 5000 percent
ages. and should prove popular among the
enthusiasts Of the national game. Its price
Daily News.
The Independents defeated Cooks nine BY
score of II to g. The Independents want
to play any club in the city whose members
are between the ages of twelve and fifteen.
Address all challenges to II. Baraacle, 23i
Smith avenue.
The ST. Paul Diamonds defeated the White
Bear club by a score of 10 to 10. The bat
teries for the Diamonds were Longfeld, Cook
and Spindle, ana for the White Bear club the
Bear brothers.
The Beaumont Streets defeated the Mount
Airy Streets by score Of 25 TO Is. Batteries,
for the former, Shoema ker and Babe Hattery,
and for the other side, Asplund, O'Toole and
Letteau
r. G. Robinson-Second base is a much
more important position than third in a team
because of the greater number Of chances
offered.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-31
SIR JOHNS CONDITION.
Lingering Between Life and Death
at Latest ReDort-

OTTAWA, May 3O.-After consultation
at the bedside of the stricken states
man, tonight, the physicians state the
case is hopeless. Sir John retains con-
seriousness, but suffers no pain, His eff
forts to speak are pathetic. He was
able to articulate indistinctIy various
names repeated by Lady Macdonald.
He can make his wants known, however.
The situation is such that he may linger
for some time or may die at eany
moment.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-31
FINISHES To.NIGHr.
The Six-Day Bicycle Race at Min.
neapoIis.

This evening will occur the finish of
the bicycle race, and it is expected that
to-day's racing will be exciting through
out, as only one lap now divides Read
ing and Ashinger, the leaders. These
two kept close together all
day, and both rode hard, but
during the evening Reading made a
spurt and gained lap, reducing Ash
lnger'S lead to a single lap. Dingley
became 50 sick at his stomach on Friday
evening that he was forced to leave the
track and has not been able to ride
since. Prince went Oh for a few mo-
ments last evening, but after riding q
few laps retired. The score at the close
last evening was as follows:
Miles. Laps Miles Laps
Reading. 62l 5 Dingley. .383 3
The attendance yesterday was good.
Several special features have been ar
ranged for to-day. among them race
for ladies, all of those who participated
in the recent siX-day ladies' race having
entered,
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-31
Results at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, N. Y. May 3O.-The races
here to-day resulted as follows:
First race five furlongs-King Alta won.
Tloga second, and Atwood third. Time,
1:0112
Second race. half mile-Beverwyck won,
:4SS4.
Third race, seven furlongs-Autocrat won,
Syracuse second, and Kingsbridge third
Time, :29l2.
Fourth race, one mile-Portcheste won,
Time, :43.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Rambler won,
Tanner second, Sparkling third. Time, :I5l2.
Sixth race, steeplechase. full course-Dela-
ware won, Pat Oakley second. and Lijero
third. Time. 500
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-31

vile. The features were the batting of
McQueery and catch by Lohman of
fly as he fell. Attendance, 1000. Score:
Louisville. 30 O1O Il 7 7 3 :
Westinghouse 0 0 2 *-7 93
Batteries, Carsey and Lohman. Bell an
Cook; earned runs. Washington . three base
hits, McQueeTy, Hatfield; left on bases, Louis
Murphy; first base on balls, Beard . Laroq ue
Murphy Beecher; hit by pitched ball, Hines
McQueery; struck out, Donovan, Ryan, Wolf
Alyord; passed balls, Lohman; wild pitch
Bell time, :43; umpire, Jones.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-31
SHORT HORSES WIN.
Ethel, Entered on a Pinch, Ran
First in the Event.

CHICAGO. May 30.-Extra trains were
run on all the roads to the West side
track to-day to accommodate the large
crowd of race-goers. Six races were on
the card to be run, and between 1000
and 5000 people witnessed the contest.
The favorltes were again bowled over,
but the successful horses were well
played by the crowd. Foreigner, at 8
to 1 in the betting, won the first race
in easy style. The second race looked
like gift to Fayette, but Marmosa, a
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-31
THE CYCLING DERRY.
Chicago's Great Event Had Man,
Councillors.

CHICAGO, May 3O.-The event of the
day in sporting way was the annual
bicycle road race to Pullman, distance
of fifteen and quarter miles. This
race, an open one for amateurs. is a
handicap with an extreme allowance Of
twelve minutes start against the
scratch" men. 1t has been run every
Decoration day since 1857 and has come
to be known as the Cycling Derby
The number of entries and the value OF
the prizes have grown year by year.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-31
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

N<AIIUNlA M LE[hU Q u.
Chicago has been materially checked
in its rush for the pennant in the past
few days. and five of the other teams
are now within hailing distance. AL
though all of the clubs have played over
thirty games, six of them are above the
500 mark, and very few games would
shake them up all down the line. Only
Brooklyn and Cincinnati appear to be
out of the race. The attendance at all
the games yesterday afternoon ranged
from 10000 to 10000. The record fol-
lows:
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-31
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Home Teams Get Considerably the
Best of 1t.

ST. LOUIS, May SO.-The morning
game was won by the home team hands
down, Callihan's delivery being an easy
mark for them. Stivetts and Boyle
played but two innings, Griffirhs and
Munyan relieving them. Attendance.
1000. Score:
st. Louis. 8 20 10 o-17 20 3
Athletics....0 1 0 0 1 0 o. 4 2
Batteries, Stivetts, Boyle, Griffith and Mum
Louis 3. Athletics 1; two-base hits, Callihan
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-31
The Comos Won II.

In the game between the Como and
the Great Northern Cricket clubs, played
on the Como club grounds at Hamline,
the Comos won handily by forty-one
runs: The Great Northern club was
outplayed at every point. The follow
ing is the result and score of the
respective players:
Ct T,,r Ol
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-31
Won by Hastings.

Special to the Globe.
HASTINGS, Minn., May 9O.-A very
interesting game of base ball was
played here to-day between the Dakota
Stars and. the SUBMITS, of st. Panl
Park, the home nine winning by score
of II to II.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-31
AFTERNOON GAME.

2 Earned runs, Brooklyn .: two-base hit.
Pinckney; three-base hit Griffin; sacrifice
Griffin; double plays, Terry, Ward and
Foutz, Foutz alone first base ON balls off
Baldwin 5, off Terry 3; struck out, Collins 9,
Ward, Griffin, Foutz, Pinckney, Kinslow,
Terry 3, Browning, Hanlon. Mack 2, Baldwin
2; passed ball, Mack; time, 1:57; umpire,
Lynch
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-31
ON The TOBOCGAN,
Continued From Fifth Page.
actual paid attendance was 1872.
SnOra.
New York. o D 0 0 2 o 3-6
Cleveland 30 9 0 0 0 o.

Earned runs, New York 3, Cleveland Q;
two-base hits, O'Rourke, Bassett, Sharrott.
Doyle; sacrifice hits, Gore, Glasscok, Clarke
=, Sharrott; first base by errors, New York 1,
Cleveland l; stolen bases Richardson, Tier
nan. McAleer, Davis 9, Gruber; double plays
o'Rourke, Clarke; hit by pitcher Johnson;
left on bases New York 6, Cleveland Z; first
base on balls. off Sharrott 4, off Gruber /;
struck out, by Sharrott 6, by Gruber 2; passed
balls, Clark s. Z1mmer; wild pitches, Shar-
rott l, Gruber 1; time, 2:15; umpire, Phillip
Powers
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-31
BROKE EVEN.
Pittsburg and Brooklyn Score a
Game AniecH

Pittsburg and Brooklyn Score a
Game Apiece.
New YORK, May 3O.-The morning
game at Eastern park, Brooklyn. be-
t yeen the Brooklyn and Pittsburg
teams. resulted in victory for the visi-
tors, who played a spirited game both
at bat and in the field. Attendance $500.
Score:
Pit3sSaTe. PHfSsdye. 20 I I 9 - ~ 10
Batteries, Calvin and Mack, Lovett ana
DAILY; earned runs, Pittsburg 5; two base
hits, Griffin, Browning and Miller; sacrifice
hits, Griffin. Lovett Mack, Reilly and Gal
vim: stolen bases, Griffin. Miller and HanIon;
double play. Collins and Foutz; first base on
balls, off Calvin 3. off Lovett 3 (; hit by pitched
ball, Miller and Reilly; struck Out, Miller,
Beckley and Collins; passed ball, Mack !;
time :3S; umpire, Lynch; first base on errors,
Brooklyn 1, Pittsburg 2; left on bases, Brook
lyn 6, Pittsburg Z.
AFTERNOON GAME.
There was wonderful enthusiasm at
Eastern park at the afternoon game be-
tween Brooklyn, and Pittsburg. The
paid attendance was 10,145. The Bride
grooms played in perfect form and won
easily. although they were outbatted by
Pittsburg. In preliminary practice
Burns sent liner into the crowd,
knocking a spectator unconscious.
Score.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-31

McCarty Larkin, Comiskey, Egan; three-bas
hits, Boyle, Hoy; home run, Lyons; stolen
bases, BOYLE, Comiskey; runs batted in, Com
lskey B. Boyle 3, Stivetts 3, Boyle 4, McCarty
1, Mulvey L; first base on balls, off Stivetts l.
off Griffith l, off Callihan S.; hit by pitched
ball. O'Neill and Larkin; struck out. by Stiv-
etts . by Griffiths 3, by Callihan .; passed
ball: Boyle; wild pitch, Callihan; umpire,
The advocate., 1891-07-29
Young Women

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31

men. ben sroBen I1urm su Offnen. 9erz
ieIbe beitebt icoo9 aus iolibem Mlauertpert
uno 3eigt f~einerlei O%efnune. Nuf einem
bena6barten 6igeI b~efiaoen iih &utnen
besielben Sttls uno Differs. gs iinb pors
tpiegeno Wauern, Stufen, 8ogen uno BON
Wauern umi6loiiene 9ObIen. Qaes beutet
oarauf bin, Dab BRET N%erlonen in bieien
00bIen gelebt baben. Die @inseborenen
haben einen Q~baluseItar gefu1oen, belien
Srtes Goeel, Gaien uno cine sSagblcene aufz
tDeiit. Mian ftebt bier Quaasas, auf tpelde
elm Miann, Der etnen 6uno an Der Seine
bdlt, einen Speer entlenoet. SIM Stnters
grunbe iteben 5tpei Glefonten. 8!aue unb
crime periii6e Sbongef6Be unb line nit
@Dlo plattirte &upfertlinge fino ebenfalls,
iebp6 obneSni6riften. aufeefunben tpor6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31
6ubereitune DER Gomatos.

I'm bte Sd)ale BON ben Tomatps su eilts
fernen, legt man tie eintse Nugenblide in
fohenoes MaIier, ntmmt ite nit etnert
S4auml0ffel beraus uno siebt bic Sbale
nit einem retnen Wleiier alb. SSH man Die
9omatos trild unb sefo@t eien, 10 lhneit
bet man lie in Sdeiben ODER 9titde, todt
ite in etnem laftrten Topf, mobei man ben
S6aum ablh0pft, siebt etnen Stt6 8utz
ter, ettpas WetBbroo, Bfefter uno eln BIS
den Sal5 binSu un0 DerlilBt nit 10 Dtel
Suder ooer Sprup ODER Wholaiies, ais man
i6madbaft ftnoet; itatt oes Brooes fanl
man audi Graders nebmen.
0tele lteben Die Tomatos rob, ungeto6t
in SAeiben 9el6nttten uno nit 3uder bee
ftreut nber init 3uder uno ilBem Eabnt
anaema6t.
Oils Salat perben 6ie abgeaogenen Sos
n,atos in S6eiben geiGnitten unb nit
SaI3, Bfeffer, @liig, Del unO !3piebeln
11gen1a6t.
Sir ben Mintersebrau9 tper6en iebt Goe
matoS Dielfa6, itatt in Ble6blhlen, in
Steinfrige. bic cine @allone balten, etn9ee
mad)t. gu bieiem 3med tperoen bic Ios
maloS tDie porbin angegeben geidGlt, 5ers
l6nttten, re6t LAUDER uno grlrolth 8etoht,
in ben Grug gefiilt uno gut perforft. Ses
it6eren CARBOHYDRATES tpegen empfteblt IS
ith nod, Den 8ortpropfen nit einem in
@tueiB g~etrdntten 2appden gu iberbinpen.
Selbtperltdnbli6 muB Der Bropten burAs
rein, aIlo neu iein. uno Der &ru9 muB
Dor Dem @tnfiuen nit toAenoem 8aiier
griinblih aussebribt perben. gta6 unb por
benz @ebrauh grinblld geretniat, fDnnen
Die &ri9e i'm nd6iten Sabre oemlelbsn
2med Dtenen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31
W0daentltde 3linois Staatsf5eitune Ulontae, 81. 2lueut 1891

Bieberum iteIt ii6 Der @rtrag oes vTurz
key Wheat" 9enannten BeiSens (g8inters
tpetsen) bon 8 bis 10 8uibel per Acre beiz
ier ais ir9enb cine anoere Sorte. SD ielbit
bebarrte LANCE auf benz Anbau pes White
May, melder in Der Geeel 18 bis 22
8uibel per Ncre braate. SIN lebten Sabre
bepog mid elm Sreuno. oleien Turkey"
81 probiren, unO miro 6eilen Grtrag it'd
niht serIn9er oils 30 Buibel pom Ncre
ftelen. Oa i'd gepObnli6 ben oritten
She'll ais 9tente betomme, 10 bat iiA oaS
nit Wei3en beitelte 0ano gut be3ablt, oa
Der Breis oes Turkey WinterpeiSens
feiner anoeren Sorte uahltebt. 9ieieni7
gen, tpel6e Our6 Nerbdltnilie ge3wuneen
iino. 9lei6 aus ben @arben (shocks) au
orei6en, befommen IS @ents per 8hihel.
Die SddBun@. au 30 8Iihel per Ncre tit
ols mittelmoBig gu beSei6nen. oenn es
gtebt iebr Diele GARNER, melde 30 bis 40
Ncres er3teIen.- SD mare in Der Gage,
etpas Saotmet3en ab3ugeben.
We9en Preis unb ogI. 6Gtte man fth an
bic oben anSegebene 9loreiie au tpenoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31
6urfeuiaIdt.

8et Der Bereitung Deffelben lit es 9aupts
lade, baB Die @urfen m09li6it frii6 itno,
boB man iid crit lber5eu9t, oaB fte 'fetnen
bttteren @el6ntad babe1, mas lebr bGuftg
Dortomnlt, uno oaB man ben Salat crit
tur3 Dot benz Nnrldten bereitet. Cine
pouig irrtge Wtetnun9 lit Die, baB Der
Sdldt aeliinoer let, tpenn mani ibn LANCE
DorDer einlal3t, oann auSoriGt uno ben
Saft abihlttet. ct mtrO baburh 3dber,
natiirlt6 aud i9iperer peroauli6 un0 perz
liert ben ibm eleentbiimliden frtlAen.
Wobl9ei6mad. Die @urten i6neioet
MAJ mOsliait fein, Dermiidt lie nit Sal8,,
rei6li6em, guten Sel, Glli9 uno 9eitoBez.
mem Yfefter uno gicbt ben Salat lofort gu
Gid. 0urh cine 3utbat bon 0ta ioa err
lethter Deroauli6 leln. gu %etngema6tem
@urfenialat neroen bic @urfen seldGlt, in
ntht III oInne Sheiben gel6nitten, oroents
LID 9~eialSen uno Oann iofort in felte
8ii6ien gebriidt, Die ntan gut nerl6liebt
unb i'm Seller aufbemabrt. Wiu man ben
Salat bereiten. 10 mGlert man Die @urfens
i6etben crit einige Stunoen IN sfril6em
Wailer uno beban0elt Tie gang Die fril6e
@urfen. Saure @urfen gu 4Saldt i6dlt
man, lhneioet tie in oInne Sheibe1, miiht
tie rei6li6 nit Sel. neniger nit @lita,
na9 @ei6mad nit elmer !3piebel uno
8feffer uno giebt 6teien tpobtlAmedenben
Salat al faltem Sletl6, Braten II. /. 10,
8oraiigli6 lbmedt AUDI cine Wtilhung BON
@urten uno &opfialat, ODER bon @urtenz
unb Bobnenialat. Nub pernildt man
oft Die nit Sal5 BORDER beitreuten @urfen
nit fettem iaurem Doer iiBem Gobm, ben
mo nit etpas @litG uno 3uGer gequtrt
bat. lIeber oieien Salat itdubt man etmas
feinseitoBenen tpeiBen Yfeffer. Serner bat
mo cine Wfii6ung nit in oiinne S6eibelt
9elhnittenen Getti9, tpel6er Dorber gelale
aen uno tIhtis Spiiden 3wei Ielern ges
l6oenft morben lit, bis er .miirbe lit.
0ieie Gettigideiben Iegt man oalln 81 ben
eben aeiAnittenen @urfen ulo fi9t baraut
Del, @iiig unb Bfeffer binau, 3u mars
mem @urfenlalat peroen Die @urfeu gez
ihnitten, gelalsen nno nit Bfefter be1treut;
tpiirielig gel6ntttener Sped tpirb afsoann
in elmer Shame ger alien unb nit Dem
notbigen @iitg iiber Die @urfen gegollen
unb gut untcrgemen9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31
Quite mintermei,enernte

Wteberbolt ipurbe i'm persaneenen Sabre
bier oarauf aufmerfiam gema6t, baB in Ell
ntaen @e9enben bes Norbmeitens mebr unb
me6r 8intermeiSen augebaut puroe, mo-
fritber nur Sommerpeiaen unb audi bieIer
ni6t mebr nit Stderbeit 9eoieb. Nus benz
%fol9enben S6reiben bon germ Anton 3imz
merer, 9tebra5fa @ttp, gteb., aeht bcrpor.
OaB aud IN Oieiem Sabre Der @rtraa elm
borSiigli6er mar.
vSbon iuteOer lift Die @eiaenernte inn
@dober unb aud theilpeile aus ben @ors
ben georoiAen, 10 0aB Der @rtrag nit einis
ger SIbegbeIt ab8siAagt wer0en tam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31
BebanoIuno oes Qpfelweines.

Ser beim 8reiien e%etponuene Saft
miro tn Salier 9efiqt, oeren SpunO0ffs
nungen groB genu9 ietn miiiien, oaB Die
bel Der @dbrung ii6 bi ,beuoe, aufiteigenbe
6efe leth. abflieBen fam. Sc lit aud
rlotbpeuOia, oaB pdbreno Oieier 3eit fleiBi9
nahsefiut miro, neil ionit Der SaIt unter
Die 0Dbe bes Spunblobes iintt. Jfa6 Der
8eenoigung Der itlrmilhen @G6rung pers
ipunoet man bic Sdiier anfangs let6ter,
lpdter feiter uno 5iebt ben Wein mad 9bs
lauf bon ieds Mo6en auf refine Safer ab.
6ierbei. loDie bel allen lpateren Nbjiigen,
bat ma it6 Der Weinpumpe 3u beoienen,
oa Der 9lpfeltpetn Dem @infIuB Der atmos
ipbarlihen Quft ni6t ausgeiebt 'tperoen
bari. l1eberbies lit berielbe AUDI Dor MARI
meren Temperaturen 81 bitten. Seftere
Qb3ige MAIDEN ben Apfelnein milber uno
ftbren belien &ldrung berbet. Ger 2lpfelz
iatt fam audi obne 3uiaB etnen guten Wein
~Iieiern, tpenn bic NpIeliorte cine eble unb
seei9nete lit, faule uro unreife Nepiel auSz
seldlehen lpsrben unb BET Der Meilberettuns
iorafGltig perfabren tptrb, @erbeiiern fam
man ben Wein burh 2uias bon 3uder ;
boW muB 0ieier 3uiaB Dor Der @abrung
9enl16t iDeroel1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31
SdRt fi0 beilen

6Hr4 Mnrrenbuns pcn Mper's GberrpspectoraI.
Dr.. s. O.. GorbDn in Carroll Co., ga, f1reibt :
ES4 .9ebrou6e lper's GberrbsPectoraL In rneiner
SSrarts, nn6 ertIare, bob es Elm itpereIei9It8es
ystttel fir Suiten unb @rtaItuus it,"
rgtod Der grippe - Suften. 9ieie Grfobrune
babe tb 9emadt-e Elm beuenber, trodner Suften,
nebtt unaus9eiebtem 8ei5 in Der aebIe, ber
MID 9tadtS mad belt uno has gonae Sous ft6rte.
SD Tuanbte cine In3abL pon u6uftensylitteIn" on,
Sulest erti6IoB i9 mid Nper's @berrbz8 Electoral III
rebmen, uno ebe i'd cine babe SIa1Ge perbrau6t
bate, i9lief th sum eriten WtoIe ruieber cine Nadt
btnorr6. Wteine 8eferung bauerte fort. unb iebt
betro6te I'D n1i9 fir 9ebetIt."-&. u. SHERMAN.
Goeprnars, 81. 9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31
Observation-Disclosures Brieffa1ten.


5srrn S. s., Mo.-6rage: SIT es m0gs
lib, oaB Der Beiu @eldnlad annebmea
fam BON @tngenahtem =? = Nntport:
8iel 81 penig nirb benz umitanoe Ge6<
nuna setragen, bah man fart ODER unanses
nebm rie6enoe Sahen niht in &elern aufs
beDabren bari, mo- 8etn ltegt! Selbit
odnn, tpenn berieIbe in Derforften Tlal6en
aufbemabrt miro, f0nnen iolbe tart
riebenoe Sa6eu, mte eiusemahte @ili9e
gurfen, Sauerfraut uno bergleiden benz
98etn etnen uHangenebmen Betgei4mad
aeben.
Glitter 9eier.- 6iebc Nrtifel: vSt
5erblts ODER MISUNDERSTANDING porau7
8ieben 2"
5ausfrau.- Siebe artitel r@urfens
lalat". 8eIten 0ont liir bic Wlttbeilung.
Serrn S. SIS, Stla. Siebe Nrtlfel:
~Subereitung Der 9omatos".
6errn s, y. &as.-Siebe @rtifeG: pgee
~hanolung bes Npfelpetnes. = Isle pieI
3uder 3u9eieBt peroen muB, bdngt ab pom
Sduregebalt oes N2oltes; bat man niht
bic Snltrumente, iDDmlt berielbe ieltgelteut
ipercen fana, 10 muB man iid auf oie3nnae
perlQiien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31
neber BaItt
N~OrddeutSCher Lloyd.

Re9elmdBi9e poit=O ampfidiHfaRrt 3wif9eu
Baltimore 1fnn 3rentet
-0ireft-
bur9 bic neuen unb erprpbteu StabIbnmpfer 9arHss
ttaot, 9reSoen, &arISrmbe, Wtdtdben,
Cloeubtrg, Weiimdr,
BON Bremen ieben 9onnerftng. BON Baltimore feoev
Wtittmo9. 2 lbr 9ta9mittaos.
ErpBm6qli6ite Siterbeit. 8inige qretIe.
0or5ii9libe 9erpfIe9une.
Wtit 9autpfern bes gtOrbbeutf1eus%opb trurbeu raebr
ala
e,5OO,O 900 WaTaetere
aIndIi9 hber Gee beF5rbsrt.
6uIopns unb @aiiten. Siutmer auf bed.
Sic Gtnribtun9en fir Observation-Disclosures. beren
6bIafFtenen fih i'm Sberbed unb int 3peiten Bed Be,
fnber, Iinb ~onertannt nprtreffli9.
GlettrtI1e 8eIeu6tnn9 in ofeu Gdi1men.
Meitere Ausfuuft ertbeilen bic Granddaughter
81. e d. It N a d. r 6 Co., Baltimore, 30.
8. Btt. Gldenbnr8, Sbtca8o, SH&.
eher 0eren Bertreter i'm Sulanbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31
9mr1

Mrer's GberrYzTectoroI frb rtan6e Dor oefGbrs
It9en arantbeiten bepabrt morben.
g. o. @itabroots, Canterbury. 81. g., Taet: rsssnt
@tnter 1859 mar id 6oI3nefer in Sacramenfo,
Val. S9 th benz 8etter pieI a~usgeiest mar, so9
item gu. SD rabrt 3u ueri6ieoenen MitteIn meine
3uflu9t, ober tie balfen mir nihts, unb es ibien
ols oh i'd Mid nidt pieber erboIen ioate. Iuf
ben Hatb zines 8reutbes ftns ib on Iner's @berrps
Electoral einsunebmen, unb eRe i'd cine baIbe SIaf9e
o~fsebrau9t bate, mar i'd pOlftdnbis sebeiIt.|
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31
Sein Smicrt

ST ben Deri9iebenen MitteIn, bic bu
o~ngstpanbt baf, ni4t setpi9en. St
qudlt bt9 Sag nnb Nadt, rnterbri6t
beinen S6laf unb idpd6t bid. 9ers
JUDGES nun init 4ber's Gberrsz0 ecto=
ral, ebe Die 2uftrDbren= 4eite fi6 erz
t~pettern pber Die aarten @ewebe Der
9unge 9efdbrliden Sdaben erleibem.
MlSidmer5ttuenbe unb brutreini9enz
bes Nftttel bat bieies 9rdparat niGt
1etnes 9lei6en. Sc be19tpi6tigt bic
gerei5ten 9ebdute, erIei9tert ben M,lss
ip1trf, nnb Deri9afft &ube. Der
14limm1te Suiten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31
NArIIOertMt.
@bte 90 30. 9tuguit

@bteaao 30. Nueuf.
9uf benz @etreibemortt 9insen Die 4Sreile
nod me5r berunter December Meisen iiel
ouf $1.0O 4ro i6IoB nit 99S. Ottober Corn
l9lpb nit 551c, Hoe9en &c. nieoriaer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31
@epfel. = @riine eSuinoiIer 75c. @1.00
oGs SAP; bette 1.OO@1.2o; @bapfeI l.5e@
ebmnr

Hu u inbn lie BIN a tt Betrug bic FLU.
fubr 1900 Sti6, eesen 3, 1854 9tld am
nort9enS anltas. 9ebbafte 9tadfraee. Breiie
te1t. 8otaIsufubr tn Der 8ode SO, y71; se9eI
56,967 in III oer pori9en ISOLDE.
J Prfnmrt mnrhpn u u
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31

@6ofe traien $500 @tiif sssen 1915
GtHd ain porigen Samitas Elm, allies
p~erfauft Sl felten preiieu. &~ptal;ufubr liz
Der @pde 50, 100, se9eH 41,s77 III Der ports
gen sSo6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31

Nm e u ~ et mlr .1ellei .uh ne
.s2ntubr aut 5000 1tnt, orath II, BIG 9Th {
am pori9en Samltog, NaAfrass tebJalt.
Bretle feit. &ot0lSufWbr in Der ISOLDE s>,oJ3,
9e9en 1885, 03 III ner Dori9en No0e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31
0tM0a5=SertNt.

@btca9o 90. Nue.
9 um b es d i9 l9lo6eu
bier
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31

I ert0llTt lDurDea II. Y.