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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-04
WAS eHooTIso PIGEONS,
Ard the Ban Killed Small Biddesosd
Lad Judge Hamilton Notiissd q
Rsaoval

BippErosp, April S--The ocsonss's
jury investigating the death Of Thomas
Hsekett, aged I. who vas mystsriously
shot 10 the head . few days aso, has learned
that the ball came from small rife In the
hands Of Napoleon Donshue, Who vas
shoo,i'g pigeons. The inquest will be con.
cluded tomorrow,
The Old Orchard selectmeu have votsd
farorably on the petition giving the Bidds-
ford ard Ssco Railroad Company the psivi-
lese Of erecting poles for the equipment of
the electric street f,ilssy In that to~u. No
decision is vet reached by the municipal
officers Of Bi1dsfcrd or Saco.
Msjsr g. j. House. messenger Of
the Governor and Council. arrived
here from Augusta tonight and
served on Judge CHARLES 4. Ham
ilson Of the Biddeford Municipal
Court, the Governor's notification Of his
removal. The Judge is stopping at HE
fathers house 10 Ssuo.
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HOUSE.

FRIDAY, April 8.
Met according to adj dj,urnmens.
Prayer BY the Rev. MIR. Sargent OF Au
gusta.
Journal read and approved.
ORDERS FOR EXCUSE OF MEMBERS.
The following orders were presented ant
passed without reference to the committee
By Mr. Hsrsey Of North Berwick,
Ordered, That Edward Kimball be e1
cused from further attendance on hi:
| House, ard that the clerk be ordered tc
make up his pay,
| Bs Mr.. Kimball of Bridston,
| Ordered, That Isaac Hersey be excused
from further attendance on this House and
that the clerk be ordered to make up hi.
| pay.
b. Mr.. Peaks Of Dover.
Ordered, That z. III. Kane bs excused
from further services in this House at thi;
session and that his pay be made up by the
clerk in full.
By Mr. Waterhouss Of WinihAm,
Ordered. That Frank Russell Of Alfred
be excuse. from further attendance On tart
session Of ibe Legislature. and tha: the
eisrk be ordered 20 make up his pay il
tall.
COMMITTEE REroRrs.
Mr.. Drummsnd Of Portland presented
the folio~ing committee report, wiic1,
through insaser.ence, had not been pre-
sslied before:
M,. Alien ef Presqua Isle for the com
! mite OF Iiossry, 10 which was referred the
! petition Of the seisctmen Of the tom Of
j 'fidiogt IN, praying shat they be fu'nishsd
! wI'h Maine reports, repaired that ths
} petitioners have le.7e to ytthirAw. Re
. pors accepted.
af. Jsnason Of Augusta for the con
> m,tses On ways and means, reported ths
! following sc.:
: An AT tor The assessment Of State IA,
for ,he Jesr 1891 amounting to the sum o
! ssoi'al 90. Mr., Harrington Of Norridse
; weex icr III. same committee reported al
, act for the assessment Of Stats tax 70
: tos year ls92. amounting 70 the cum 6
ss5i,Ht 30. Both hiiis were res'
: ,hrse tm,. s,d passed 10 be enzrossed
{ suosqasnfly these bills were reported 3.
i The conmit,es on ensfossed bills ~ uul
ana s'iicsy easrosssd. and vsre passed :
!. Dc euacted.
. mr. johnson Of Augusta, for the com
! mite on nasnc,al sdsirs, reported the fol
1 iosins resolve, And that il ought - pass:
3 Resolve sfpropriAtins $1,000 % pay e1
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STORM AT PORTLAND
an,sli Fish,pg aohooner Ash ,re on ths
Cspe.

PoRrLAsp. April 8 A violent snow
Storm with heavy gale began at an early
h1ur this morning. The snow las now
turned into rain but the wind continues
hish. Wires are down all over the city.
In the ha,bor grast waves are rolling in. A
small t.hing schooner is ssh,re on the
Cape ard other small disasters sre report
ed. Probably the worst is over.
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stabbipg Affrsy at Amherst.

Especial to the KEyNEBEc Journal,
ELLSWORTH, April 3-Chsrles Farrell
of Cherry field, wss before the municipal
court tsis afternoon. charged with stsboing
Seavey Samrer of Amherst last Monday
night After hearing eviderce Judge Dut-
ton bound the respondens over to the
Supreme Court in the sum Of $500.
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snow PsI, at B.usos.

BANGOR. April 3.-The northeast viii
blew in eastern Maine today in great shsps.
II brough. big snow back. leaving ons
foo. of hsavp. dam? snov which read ~
mixed with the mud. S.sgss aad trains
are all late. The fail is heavy, . norsh
and east wind 10 blowing sud sltossthss u
10 the mos: dissgfeesbls storm OF the
AsDn.
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Madison oaa Fellow. D.d,o... Hal.

MADISON, April S.--A northeast snow.
stern is prevailing here With heavy wind.
The Odd Fellows dedicated their nsv
hail srhursdsy everiog with appropriate
exercises. A bount!ful supper wss pre-
pared by the ladies'. A special train came
from HoFriisesock, bfioaing members oe
the order from that plscs and Skowhegas,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-04
penses Of the Governor ard stA6 at The In
stsIla'ion Of the Worlds Fair 1t Chicago.
PAsazD TO ne EsAcrsp.

Tho following bills we're passed 10 BE- en-
srossed under suspensicn Of the rules
and subssq quently passed to be enacted with
ont reference to cpgsossing committee:
Bill, m oct to provide in part for the ex
psndituses Of government.
Bal, an act TO provide for the expcndi
tures Of government for the year 1899.
An order came down from the Senate ia
relation to appointment OF committee to
wait On the Governor TO inform him Thai
both branches had acted on all matters BE-.
fore them. AMI serc ready to receive any
communication he might he pleased q
make.
The Chair appointed a. such committee
on the part Of the House; Messrs. Peake
Of Dover, MAfston Of Skowhegan. Packard
Of Ssafsport. Gliddsn Of Newcastle, Taft
Of Gouldsboro, Osgood Of Lewiston and
Trussell Of S.. George,
MIR. Peaks subsequently, reported that the
committee had attended to the duty with
which they had been charged and that the
Governor had been pleased to say that be
would communicate with tho House forth
with.
MEssAGK FROM The SENATE.
Mr.. Libby Of Androscosgin delivered q
message to the House ~ follows:
Mr.. Speaker, am charged with mes-
sage from the Senate informing your hon
ofsble body that the Senate has passed Oh
all matters before ii and 10 now ready to
adjourn without day.
Mr.. johnson Of Augusta presented the
following order:
Ordered, that msseage be conveyed to
the Senate Informing that body thAs the
House has transacted all business before !,
and 10 Yesdy TO adjourn without day.
The order was passed ard Mr.. johnson
appointed TO convey such message, subse.
quently reporting that be had discharged
the duty assigned him.
A communication was received from the
Executive. See Senate repart
Spssksr-And now, gentlemen, the bust
ness Of this Legislature having been fully
completed, it 10 my duty to declare this
House adjourned without day.
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A SBYRRB STORM.
Vessels Along lhs Coast Re.
miined in Port.
Ono Small Schooner Is lfiYtn Lshsrl
Near Portland.
Cioss Of an Interesting Convection oi
Ksnnstsc Sunday School Workers.

RocKLAsD. April 3.-A very severe storm
OF snow snd rain here prevented ssesmer
kAtshdin from leaving for Boston ye,ter-
day and she stiil lies at the wharf. The
City Of Richmond for Portland also remains
here. The Penob.cot from Boston has not
been heard from.
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yau'D pETTEg LOOK OUT!

IF YOU FEEL WEARY AND
FEVEElSH, WITH DULL
PAINS IN THE LCiNS Anu
OVER THE KIDNEYS,
PAINS IN THE SMALL OF
THE BACK,
If you HAVE SCANTT FLOW
OF URINE, WHICH is
HIGHLY COLORED, SOME
TIMES TINCED WITH BLOOD,
DROPSY,
pALLOR OF cOUNTENANCE.
HEART DISEASE.
FLATULENCE OF STOMACH
AND BOWELS, COSTiVENESS,
YOUR KIDNEYS ARE
NOTIFYING YOU TO ATTEND
TO THEM.
DO NOT NEGLECT THE
WARMING.
POISONOUS DRUGS WILL
NOT SAVE YOU.
USE NATURES REMEDY
KICKAPOO INDIAN SAGWA,
MADE FROM ROOTS
AND HERE'S.
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Died from Atts mp.sd Abor,ioo.

The cofocef's jury in the c,se Of Ida II.
Miller reported today. The verdict vss
that death was caused by the irfl .c,ion Of
the wounds Of & poioted instrument with
the ietent to produce abortion by come per-
500 or persons unknown. The jury exoner-
stes Dr.. +. G.. Cook from the charges te nd.
iug TO implicate him in furnishing medi-
cines to the deceased for illegal purposes
ast previous to her death.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-04
Afternoon 6easion.

>~sS~~N - eSsSAs
PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
An act in relation 10 The orsanizsii o!
corporations chartered by special ststu,e.
FIsALLY PASSED.
Resolve providing for the payment Of
the contingent expenses Of the Legislature
LrcEssE FEES FOR Docs.
An act in relation to license fee for
dogs came mp On i's pssssze to be ensctsd.
Mr.. Packard of Ssarspers moved to re-
fer the matter to the next Legislature
Messrs. Ham Of Lisbon. Herssy OF Buck.
fsh and HaFes OF Palmyra spokesn Of
position. Messrs. Stone Of Troy, Ard
Drew Of Font fairfield sp5ke in favor.
On m,sion Of Mr.. Hsres OF Dserins the
mstter vas tabled Subsequently on his
motion 1t rs, taken from the tsbla.
The ma'i,n 20 refer % the next Lesis-
lature vas then los; by vote Of 81 TO 25.
/ Mr. Hathaway OF Psssadamksaz mo-
to Indefinitely postpone the bill. The
motion was lost.
Mr.. Packsri-f more We smsnd By strik-
log out the s'sitsisy dog clause" Laugh.
ter and applause.
The Chsir read section 2.
| The motion vas lost.
Ths bill vss then passed to be en- cte !.
| FINALLY PASSED.
| Resolve 10 fsvcf Of cities and towns In
shich vas owned on the hrst day Of April,
! 1887. capital stock OF the Belfast and
Moosshead railroad.
| Resolve on the pay roll Of the Senate.
| Resolve on the pay roll Of The Honss.
Resolve appropriasing 5000 70 pay q.
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tor tsalt or to FIT
FOR SALE

. A uumbsr OF desirable residences 10 Augusta
Ne. yaFying in price from eS5o 20 s5.Su0, al
40 several 80 20 Is acre places In the aubar55 Of
shis CITY; two story house and lot In Lewiston
Me. A number of farms In kennebec county.
varying tn price from $1,000 10 $4,000. Hoases
and teuo ments TO let. L. W. WHirsaoUsE. Al
tofner, Augusta. Maine. iSpiio
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Choice Investment Securities
loose Direeto~s

A U1USrA LODGE NO. iti, =. b A. n. Stated
IA Commanicaticn. Tuesday evening, Mar q
issi, NJ 40 O'Clock. Work In =. &. Degree.
All faAsons residing Ia the city are cordially In.
vited.
rs. CAMPBELL. W. N.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-04

ApfU 8, 1911. J
10 the President ofthe Senate and Speaker
Of the House:
Gentlemen Il transmit herewith a lie.
of the act. and resolves passed during the
present session Of the Legislature and ap-
proved By me to and ioclu ling the presen,
dsr, number, 4s4 acts sud resolves 13O,
and have no further communication "a
make. EDWIN C. BURLEIGH.
Lis. of acts approved, accompanied the
above.
The President-It becomes my Duty "a
declare the Senate adjourned without day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-04

| shall be printed whether they are delivered
| or not. DuIing shis session of the leaisla.
| ture the Senate has been favored with the
services of gentleman whose services the
Sensts fulls appreciate. | think ! may Say
there never has been q session of the leais-
lsture in which the legislative proceeding.
have been so fully reported or so fully
| printe So the present session of the lsgis
iAture. This gentleman stsnds high in hi.
profession, and through his untiripg labor.
| from the beginning of the session until late
at right this work has been SO successfully
accomplished. and as token Of respect &c
this gentleman and OF the high esteem il
which he 10 held BY this Senate, desire Il
| present in behalf of the officers srd mem
bers of this body. this testimonial.
| At the conclusion Of his remarks Mr.
Haines presented the reporter wiih An els
CANT gold watch, chain and guard. the in.
rer case inscribed s'Maiae Ssnste 1891 t.
Edward K. aillikep.n
Mr.. Poor of Cumherlaud--I rise I,
Second the remarks Of Mr.. Hsines OF Ken
nebec, and to suggest the unanimous expires
sion or the Senate be siven by rising.
The reporter requested and was alloye,
permission to sddfes. the Senate % follows
Mr.. President and Gentlemen:
/ am not a speech maker, bu. 3 speeci
tsker, and although l have . barrel o.
speeches on hand, they would probably no
be appropriate to this occasion. When
was $50 high" l WAS instructed 10 -,
"thank you.' and in remembrance
Of thst instruction, although the manner o
my sayiug ii may not be all that could b
desired, and though 81 am even poor /
thanks, yet thank you" ard thank yo
most esrnsstly ard sincerely. and sssur
you tha: shall appreciate no. alone th
gift but the kindly expressions which hav
accompanied it to the end of nv life.
Mr.. Spear Of Ksnrehec-I rise 1t thi
time to perform duty upon which ther
sill be no division ia the Senate of Maine
dusy which will receive the unanimou
eonss nj Of every senator. 1t is . pleasAn
yet cad ore; pleasant because Il enable
thirty men Who have been associated vi,
you for the past three mouths to give {,
preston CT their high regard, their esteel
and appreciation Of your uniforn cou
esy, kindness ard ability with vhic
on have presided over The work Of thi
! es,ion sad dutY MF. President, becau.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-02-02
DprtniEfe GrGen.

lin Die, BEN bier gctonuten Gerforlen aus 9eutTds
Lamb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I6teuutgit gu erlaugeu,
ider 8t eGtSenlpaEt PA 0tne=StroBe, @tnctnuati
%, weIder alien &utl9luB 9eben unb Die %erToroers
ltnen .9Dtnnleute auSfertiQen fann:
9. @nerba6er unb N. 9eb. 8lod ans Si1tenalt
Us grueggersann aus @et9lingen Grben BON s; 6.
9ulotp GrbelI bon 8. gltB s. u. u. 9prl aus
gorDbauien S. uuO s. Mt. Gppler aus @bingen
2bereiio uno S. @bert aus &uederS Grbeit BON 6.
Seerfter s. 6. 9. Slontm aus Oterotu9en g., IG.
Sutefunt. (. pereD. 6eBler, nnb VI. pereb. 6abnbob
ans SreHosnitaot; 6. Stuoernonn aeb. Stall, an9ebI.
in @0nroei bel YbitobelpDia Worio 6. 81. uuo s. Sc.
penfel DSer Sencfel aus &reSoen g.. SolDbm aus
$alberltaot; $. SpQlntB aus Berlin M. oerrbe uno
6. per9. 6rieeflA aus Berlin 8. 9afel aus 9fieB
@rben bon s. s. Sung ut. &raipiec aus &uidntb
s. Gtr6ner aus &immers6orf; s. d. &ornftaebt, ana
aebl. III Sbrogo, uuo s.. ~, angebi. in Sau 5rous
cisco It. Sprnfelo, on9ebL. in Slortba 9f. Q. &tps
Wt. upb atbert MpeBner aus SanOet erbeu BON s.
6. S. WteDer uno 6. Wt. g. 9eb. 4elrnS @r6en BON
S. 81. s. lteAe 9eh. &uebrien 81 M. Mueler eeb.
Slmbrde aus SrtnlaatsDprf; 8. Wianer eeb: StonoI
Der pereb. Gouiiotnt, geb. 3iri1er aus @bingeu @rs
ben oDn Glii. @erB 4. Saetih aus BERTH @milie
M. @0nuiete aug 2abeB 8. 9reub aus Gcboeuect !;
s. S. gfotb aus @btn9en Us. ytomanolp5ti ous
gYapllB @rben bon 8. Eetmonn; 6. s.. IS q. Gob=
Loft aus SpeG q. SGpaibolb aus @peasborf 8.
99ercr 9eb. 6leli6Gouer. Guaebl. in 9telp 9orf g.
Guof aus Gutneri0; Grben opn 2ouiie M. 5oIotuss
tp s. 8. Sei0el aus Sletnbeabofen 8. Sbulb aug
fSranffurt a. %; 6. 81. v. Saptnsft ans @roubena
S. u. Gteder aus 9tetufruge S., S0roeber aus
StDarInbef u. @6ulbe pereD. Wolff uno s. perch.
oos auS Berlin ; s. v. Simon, on9ebL. in Smaba,
9teb. 8. s. Srautlpeiu aus Stuttgart U. Sunfef aus
GSeptinten; 8. S. Srae9 ans @dbuaittab g. s. unt=
beim aug 2auf q. bon urbauopStt ous NieprusSepp;
Menbsl aus 9berbin9eu ); $. a8etbeaabl abb. in
9tio BORT; Grbett ppu g. 6. @unoerltdD. 1mD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-02-02
Sdrmen I'll p~erfaufen.

eroBe 2nsabl 6ebauter uub unbebouter garinen Gran.
non DO big 1000 Ncres) in Solno. Mi1ouri,
Jnbtano uno Slinpts. 9teie &dnoer puroem Durb
3ipauQsperfouf 9eiifert. 8erosu 3noiltQem 9reiIe
.oerfduTit. Geibte @eotu gun9eu. N3dn uerne Gtaat,
Nrt oes 2anoe3, mn ga bl eer perlan9teuAeres. Won
~abreIIire: q. rs. STcuoau, 81. Wtauager,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-02-02

= IS ii 3 ms ffyamilie beitebt aus
ietner Wittpe uno bret cripahienen Sim
bern. Ser ein:ige Sobn, Wiuiam Minbpm,
lit 9rditeft in Bottom uno bat cine Srau
nno StDet feline &lnoer. Die beioen SD1ter
pes perbli6enen SinanSminilters, Glen uno
Slorelce, lin0 unoerbeiratbet uno gehoreu
81 ben S9Onbeiten Der Nal6ingtoner @es
ieGi6aft.
= Die 0ational Sarmers al
Itance bat auf tbrer Tagung in Slnaba,
l1adoem er anfGngli6 abaelehnt ipnr, benz
nod einen gsl6luB a~naeitoInn1en, portu
Senator Stanforos perrl6ter Blar, DaB
bic Ge9terung ii6 ms 6Dpot9e>
TEN @e d d begeben. uno auf @runoz
eigentbum @elo gu 2 grDsent leihcn iou,
eutgebeiben miro. Ser 8el0[uB lautet
.9Sir Die 2anoeigentbiimer beS Nalloes Der=
pflidTen uns, 9lethe Jte6te nit Den 8anz
tiers unD an0ererl 81 fprOerr, tpelde @elo
bon ben Ser. Staaten bor9en. M1r per@
lungen, 0ab Die Negterung an ~einselne gers
ionen auf @runbeigentbum cine nngemeiiene
Suinnte al einem 3insfuB BON nibt mebr
ais 2 b. s.. unb in BetrGgen bon nidt mebr
ais $4,000 leibe, unD Dap Der 3u leibenoe
getrag auf Die Staten, Counties uuo
Gonnlbips nad WeaBga6e Ger 8etpiutauHe
Dertbeilt iperoe." Die Qnnabme De5 Bez
i6luiies nurbe MIR baburd mogli6, paB
Diele Der @egner i6on nb0ereiit ipare1. -
Gum 8rdltoenten Der Nlliance lit SauleS $.
4otpers BON Gebrasfa getpGblt iporoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-02-02

papteren bes eigenen 2anbes anleat. als 6aB
ct 1t1 III !. >. BON Ne9pptern, Siirfen uno
Sloamertfanern Doer 8rinatbonfen per>
lpred1en ldBt. NuBeroem bat Die frana6>
TIDE 9tegterun9 einen feitet Wtartt fir ibre
Staatspaptere baburd geihaffen, baS fie
DIE Sp9rDatten uno Gbuli6e Nnitalten
5tpt1gt, tbre 0eloer oari1t ansuleaen. @nb>
LTD tpetB man l6on aus @rfabruna. bah
Die St1atsorlleiben iiber 3etdnet tperoen, elm
Sober, Der eilen beIttmmten 8etraa baben
l 5eI1net glet6 bon borneberein bos
:3e9n7 uno SunfSebnfa6e besielben, ba er
bod tDetB, oaB CT lhtperLi6 3u Diel erbGlt,
ODER DOB CT fllr ben ettpaiaen IleberihuB
letdt Abnebrter ftnoet 9ans mie es bier
flr3li6 bel ben @tttensei6nunaen fir perz
1hteoere SDloifats : 1nterne9munaen Der
Sal gewelen lit.
Nu6 oarauf lit Bic frous6Itine 3eoieruua
1tola, ooB tie bic iteue Nnleihe, pbtpobl lie
nur 3 b. s. 3irien trGet, 3u einen1 10
boben &urle -92.55 = unferGebrodt Eat.
Denn bas fommt elmer tpirfliden 8ersinz
Jung bon nur 81 p. s.. olei6. Snbeiien
bart au9 DieIer Grfolg nidt iberidGbt
tperoen. 8erhditniBmGBia, tpenu man ben
oarnaltgen Wertb oes @eloes in 8etrQ1t
5tebt, ebenlo biuig, ia pielleidt mod btuiz
ger, bat Srantret6 l6on in friberen eSabs
rem geborgt. 90 mubten Die ~SuriGgefebrz
ten 8oEtbonen 8tpor flr bieim Sabte 1917
our6 Die @ebriiOer Barring undergraduate
tunfpro5enttge Nnletbe in Wirfli0 felt 9.52
b. 8. 3lnien 3ablen, benn ite erbielten MIR
300 tur 100 Trcs., aber furS Dor ibrert
Stnr5e borgten lie geIb gu $50 b. $. Die
SultzItonar6te Sablte Durdihnittlih 5
Broaent 3tnien, Die 5tueite Gepublif erit Z,
oann So. DaS Stpeite &Giierreih begann
nit 5 30 p. $. 3inien unb enbete nit 800.
Die brittle Gep ublif eublih bat IS bon 81
am @nfang jest auf 81 aebraNt, aber
0as lit itder' ebenlo piel tpie 800 i'm Sabre
1929 unD 3.99 i'm Sabre 1869.
S~eoenfalS lit eS teine 8erunlaiiltn9 gum
ltebermutb, pie er ii6 in Derlhie0enen
fron3Oiil6en 3eitungen au5gelpro6en bat,
tuelde erflGrten, Der @rfol9 Der Nnleibe be-
tpeile, oaB Sranfreib allein bas 9tedt babe,
&rieg 81 fibren, BENT 6%ranfrei1 aletn
belize Die Mtttel. Sofientlih gebt es Der
brttten fron50fti6en Gepu6llf ntdt ME benz
reltaurirten 8Dnigtbum uno benz 5peiten
&aiierrei@, Bet beneu ben gr0Bten finanz
5ieIlen @rfOlgen Der Stur3 auf Dem SuBe
fOlgte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-02-02
Gtablirt felt 1851.
Henry SchOelIkOpf.
N hOIesaIe & Retail Gro,

.as@.p.gt Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
252 & 254 OF Ranoolpb.Str,
s.pii9eu SrantGin. NIB Marfet. straBs
~offerirt 5n ben b~i1i9ften 8rciIen:
9tedtcs import. Wtasoebnrser eauerfraut,
0ro6c bpM. X~Sctm9urfen,
9emtIdle Wi~eicnipar9elM Sd)nittbcbnen,
9eltoWcr Waben, franz. @rbien,
0etroG.s @ilSe mto frGns. Ghampt9momS,
9cmtid)e 6ritd)tc uno Sbt IN 0l1ierm.
Sfrot5. NNaMttct, SttMeu tltO 9Srumcueu.
Syrild) c9 Ylaunncnnnms tno &etoeIbeereu,
gtcte AtRiet, &eirie MnO OriiMfetn,
Stcimlte WerIgerte, 9udpineiser, Gaferariike,
N0ftoffcIs, MetSs Mno GrbSenutebt,
Stal. ytitOcIn muo WfacArpni,
Med3tcu &tebt8'S UtctiGertract,
1tn0ar. MoienzV Gprifa tlno Dtobm,
McdDtes itnpOrtirtcS Stipen6I,
SiiHeIourfer Wetml emf tnO &apcrn,
sScinite Saniua=ShpcOIaoe nlO Gac0o,
4Ged)ten Sapas tmto DtoRfa= SnTee,
-, rnffden NM dliisei hi d. en- Sbee,
Smpott. Gutmcntb0Ger Sdloclsert6i
SErans. WO0MefDtt tM0 NSntnte I0ts Sale.
Trunl09e De Sric nnO &1prera=S scale,
SYetttitelt 9tttburger, NGbttt> unO Sam0fGIe,
GeraudIerte @0mfebriftc mno 8amietcuIen,
GtraBb. 8anSleberspnitetcn,
Wortpea. Mmd)pnieS mmo Qtppettt. Gilo,
G0tOeHenbntter nnO SeteIcr Gprotten,
GtodfiiG, Sautar GnIss GarOe
NuiliidDe Gar0tneS, strait. Nrnth1rtM0e,
4luSerIcIeme feite W~iId1ner=S Griu0c,
9cIifatcfems &6rtn8e in YSeiu= S0Mce,
0er1ttdDcrte una ttarintrtc Male tuO 90dS,
9cMtf6e Gpittar6Ocr nro GuI5fGubc,
6rtiGcn Barrier GGnupftabAf BON &obbe6,
iptpte nae onberen @rocern=g8oaren
81 ben biaigiten 9reiien.
ta Henry Schoelllxopf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-02-02
3eitunqSrcilenOe

erbaIten bic beiten 8ebinguneen bon etnem
8latte, bas lberau %befanut, gut eingefibrt
unb germ seleien lit. IS tperoen NUT
9teiienbe seiu4t, Die l6on cine quite &unbs
i@aft beiiben, bas 3ettun9sfa6 9riinbli6
@fennen, Bette &eferensen ~aufaupeiicn baben
unb getpobnt finb, minoeitens $1,000 per
Sabr gu Derbienen. Sferten unter: v3eis
tunssreiien6er, Geo. Fuller's Advertising
Agency, Chicago, Ill. 2fb2pD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-02-02
Cine kInO erl0CeGh

lit eepiB Ielten eine gliid .t6e fur mon9es Gbepaar.
aboebplien perheii fam. sei9t Der ,JsettMng s. IAN.
ker'', 25o Geiten. nit 5a1blreiben hatur9etreleu gts
perm. lpelder pon bsm elten nnb belpd9ften beuti6en
Sic fio tie @eiie. Sunge 2eute, bic in ben Gtau6
bsr che tretcr nolsn. IGaten ben sprue9 Settlers
bcherStaen unb bas portre Hide Sud, leIen, che fie Ben
it6tioften @@rltt beS &ebens tpuI. Istro fir
rs Gents in Boitmarten IN bcutl6er 9pralae. irei unh
Tprqiali oerpoctt. perlanot. NDrelie: Deutsches
neiIinstitut, II Clinton Place, New York, n. ".
Der .Mettnn9s.Muter" lift aud bur1 bic
DudbauSIrna BON German Snimpffp, $40. 276 Oft.
Rprib @pe.. GbeaQn Sa.. ~ babeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-02-02

bereitet. 10 ift IS perlaufen. Inns aber, bic
mir su 9tidtern nidt berufen iinp, gesienlt
es, Die Sebler bieies ~uneliiflihen Wienz
ihenpaares milbe gu beurtbeileu tper
better lit ais iie, Der perfe ben erften Stein
auf lie. F. A.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-09-17
NOTES FROM ADAIR.

Mrs Fount Moore is quite sick
Miss Arlie Boydis stin quite sick.
Beetle skinner is sick with throat trouble.
--considerable sickness in aud around Adalr.
DIR Con contemlates visit to his mother
soon
james Clark and sister spent sunday in
Adalr
Bro swain delivered two fine sermons on
Sunday.
Miss Dora Thompson Is among the lis, Of
sick folks.
dread Thompson, Of Texas, is visiting at
Judge Glark's.
Charlie Collins can now be seen behind S.
NJ Perry's counters
Miss BESSIE Daniels, Of Baxter Springs. Is
the guest Of Mrs. Propp.
Mrs 'Tasle simpson has returned from a
visit to her mother Ia Oklshoma.
p E. Morehouso has returned from a visit
to his family in HOFFMAN, Tex
Eugene Hall is ceiling the postonice and
making Il look quite home-like
Miss Lena Boyd ana brother. of Benton
Vile, are at the bedside Of their sister
Our sunday school is progressing nicely
with Mrs. +. Lindsay for superintendent
Mrs 7 Thompson. Of yinita. was Wis
itng her sister, Mrs L. c skinner. recently.
Miss Susie aud Lydia clark have returned
from visit In Texas and report having
pleasant time