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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-06-18
MARKING PASSAGES IN BOOKS.
A Habit That May Later Prove an Undesir

A Habit That May Later Prove an Undesir-
able Record.
"What do you think of the habit of
marking bool1s?" l asked an old book.
worm and book lover.
"Why, think that if the marker him
self doesn't mind it, no one else ought
to-"
81 don't understand. Why should the
person who marks books mind?'
Because it IS such a reckless give
away. 1t is bad enough to have to
stand by the things you say yourself,
without adopting a lot of things some
one else has said in addition. When
you mark a book you often put on eX-
hibition sentiments which you would
express only with the greatest reserve,
but here they are open to the criticism
of friend and foe alike.
81 have always had private opinion
that the marking of books showed a
lack of proper reserve and delicacy. II
is making the public a present of what
belongs to yourself and your friend
"Then, apart from the revelation
made to other people, you often find
marked books an uncomfortable record
of your own past mental poverty. If
you should read the same work, but in
different copies, once a year for five
years, and mark at each reading the
things which struck your fancy, the
five copies, when compared, would show
you some startling facts. Our appre-
ciative ability grows faster and surer,
think, than any other. You would be
heartily ashamed of the things you APP
proved at previous stage of develop
ment
ION the whole, tits very dangerous
process for the person who cares for his
own and his friends good opinion to
stand sponsor for the dictum of an au-
thor, simply because, on reading it for
the first time, he felt an agreeable re-
sponsive glow. Fields Washing
ton Letter.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-06-18
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS.
The Irish L.anrnare.

The report of the council of the So
ciety for the Preservation of the Irish
Language says that during the last year
over one thousand more books have
been sold than in the previous year,
thus bringing the total number of
books sold since the society was found
ed to over one hundred thousand.
Though difficulties and drawbacks still
hamper and impede the spread of the
national Languages, nevertheless the
movement advances. Nearly one thou
sand pupils presented themselves for
examination in Irish during the last
year in the national schools.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-06-18
A Running Match,

If the Abilene base ball players
wanted exercise yesterday they had it
on their Chapman excursion. The
Chapman boys are rafting good fellows
but they can't play ball with Abilene
this year. The first game between the
clubs resulted in a score of IA to II for
Abilene but yesterday the club of this
city decided that it was necessary to
impress its superiority on the Chapman
ties more strongly. Arrived at the
ball ground on the public square in
Chapman the first seven innings went
along smoothly with a score of to l
for Abilene. Then the foot race began
and IA more runs we've made by the
Abilenes when the game closed. The
Abilene base ball club is decidedly in it
when it comes to the 1891 series of
games.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-06-18
Taken East for Burial,

The remains of the late ]. c. Harper
were shipped to Chambersburg, Pa,
on the midnight train. Brief funeral
services were conducted ut the home
of Mr.. Baker during the evening, when
a number Of the deceased yonng mans
friends took long farewell of all that
was mortal of the friend and compan-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-06-18
Gartner.Wortman.

At the home of the groom's parents
last evening occurred the wedding OF
Herman Gartner and Miss Jessie Wort
man, Rev. w. L. Seabrook officiating.
There was pleasant evenings enjoy
ment, wedding supper and cOngratu-
lations from the guests present, making
the occasion one to be remembered.
The bride and groom will remain in
the city. Their friends will wish
them much nrOsperitY.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-06-18
What Ais 0nr narlinp2

If Flatulency, try Hamburg Figs
Dose one Fig.
If Wind Collie, try Hamburg Figs
Dose one Fig.
If Prickly Heat, try Hamburg Figs
Dose one Fig.
If Erysipelas, try Hamburg Figs
Dose one Fig.
If Hives, try Hamburg Figs, DOSE
one Fig.
If Ringworm, try Hamburg Figs
Dose one Fig.
If Cold in the Head, try Hamburg
Figs. Dose one Fig.
If Teething, try Hamburg Figs
Dose one Fig.
If Commissions, try Hamburg Figs
Dose, one Fig.
If DiarrhGa, try Hamburg Figs
Dose, one Fig.
If Chicken Pox, try Hamburg Figs
Dose, one Fig.
If Worms. try Hamburg Figs. Dose
one Fig.
If Mumps, try Hamburg Figs. Dose
one Fig.
If Whooping Cough, try Hamburg
Figs. Dose, one Figs.
If Measles. try Hamburg Figs. Dose
one Fig.
If Group, try Hamburg Figs. Dose
one Fig.
If Scarlet Fever, try Hamburg Figs
Dose, one Fig.
Hamburg Figs, 25 cents box at ]
NJ. GleissRer's.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-06-18

WoODBINE, Kas., April 9, 1891
The Home Comfort Range has
proven all and even more than the
salesman claimed for it. We would
not part with it if we could not get
another. We can conscientiously
recommend them to our neighbors
and friends.
HENRY A. WEsTRUP.
LOUISA S. WKsTRUF.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-06-18

1t mas been the custom for some or
the worshipers at church in Manis-
| tique. Mich. to permit their dogs to ac-
company them to the sacred edifce.
Hereafter the animals will be left at
| home. 1t is stated that two of the dea-
cons, whose intercourse had not been
entirely harmonious, have dogs which
occasionally manifest the antagonism of
their owners. On recent Sabbath their
luminosity broke out rather inoppor-
| tunely. As the sermon was in progress
the deacOns' dogs, tired of angrily gyms
each other. exchanged few threaten
ing banks, and then began to fight in
the aisle. Instantly there was great
commotion among the congregation,
and the excitement brought the sermon
to a pause. When the clergyman re-
sumed his discourse, after the animals
had been separated, the listeners had
| lost all interest in it.
"A strange story is furnished from
Dubuque. Iowa. the truth of which is
/ vouched for by the city officials About
ten days ago Michael Conley died sooD
after being discovered in an clubhouse on
| Jne J6IItTSOH hOuSC pACihLoSS- Ills
body was taken to the morgue and the
old clothes he wore when found were
thrown aside. When his daughter in
Chickasaw county heard of his death
she fell into a swOon. In her dreams
she saw the clothes he wore when dying,
and received from him n message say
ing he had saved up a roll of bills in his
shirt. On recovering she demanded
that some one go to Dubuque and get
the clothes. To quiet her mind her
brother visited the city, received the
clothes from the coroner and found the
money sewed on the shirt with piece
of her red dress, exactly as she had de-
scribed, though she knew nothing
about the patch nor the money until
after her father death.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-06-18

ABILENE, KAs., May %, 1891.
We will state to those who con-
template buying a cooking stove
that we find our Home Comfort a
splendid baker and cooke A range
that does not consume more than
one-half the fuel our cast iron range
did in doing the same amount of
work. Most respectfully,
ELIAS II. MARTIN,
Mrs. FANNA MARTIN,
J. NJ. SHEETS AND WIFE.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-06-18
Read the Following Testimonials:

PEARL, Kas., April IL, 1901
have used the Home Comfort Range
for one month and find it gives en-
tire satisfaction in every respect. /
can further recommend it as being
very economical in saving fuel.
Yours Respectfully,
Mrs. CLARENCE TAYLOR.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-06-18
pronnunced Hopeless, YET Saved,

From letter written by Mrs. Ada
E. Hurd of Groton, s. D., we quote:
WAS taken with a bad cold, which
settled on my Lungs, cough set in and
finally terminated in Consumption.
Four doctors gave me up saying could
live but short time. gave myself
up to my Saviour, determined If could
not stay with my friends on earth, /
would meet my absent ones above. My
husband was advised to get DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. Il gave it atrial,
took in all eight BEETLES; it has cured
me and thank God 1 am now a well
and hearty woman" Trial bottles
free at ]. NJ. Gleissner's drugstore,
regular size, SOC and S1.00.
AAsHNRuAA Case
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-06-18

HERINGToN HOTEL, LEXINGTON,
Kas., March 10, 1891. GENTLEMEN:
The Home Comfort Range pur-
chased of you three years ago has
been in constant use. We find the
malleable top far superior to the
cast used in other stoves, as there is
no danger of it varying.
Yours Truly,
A. r. NEELY,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-06-18

ABILENE, Kas., April Is, 1891
We have had a Home Comfort
Range in constant use for IA months
and find it perfection.
Respectfully,
NJ. l.. BALDWIN,
Proprietor Carpenter House.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-06-18

former of these der S2:4) states that
Zedeliah shall speak with the king of
Babylon, mouth to mouth, and his eyes
shall behold his eyes; the latter (Ezek.
! 1919, that he shall be brought to Bah
! ylon, yet shall he not see it, though he
die there. The whole of this predic-
ton of Ezekiel, whose prophecy appears
to have been delivered at Babylon, is
truly remarkable, as describing almost
exactly the circumstances of Zedekiah's
flight"
Read from Deut. 2s:15-6s; say verses
40, so, SO, g. and 81. These are the
threats which God uttered through the
lips of Moses, in case the people turned
away to idolatry. How many years
before the captivity actually came
were these words uttered? Nearly
nine hundred years! We're these the
only warnings that God gave them?
Assuredly not. For lie says: "An day
long have I stretched out my hands, {"
meaning that lie had continually
warned and invited Ills people. Never
was nation warned so clearly and so
continuously of the danger of apostasy.
And not only was Israel warned BY
word of mouth, but she was punished
many times for her sins as an addition
al caution. Yet all was In vainl The
king and the people together hardened
their hearts even rs Pharaoh did, and
pushed ahead in their course. Then
came the end, as told in our lesson, and
the Kingdoms both in the north and in
the south ceased to exist, the empire
came to an end, and the Jews mourned
as captives under a foreign yoke. We
may well ask, how could God teach
men in q more impressive way that His
word stands sure, and that though
Heaven and earth pass away, His word
shall not pass away9 AS in the days Of
Noah, so now their God waited and had
patience. But also, as In the DAYS Of
Noah, God said: my spirit shall not
always strive with man." so He said In
Zedelhiah's time. The end had come,
and now no cries would avail.-Rev. A.
F. Schauffier, D.. d.
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS.
1. God put every hindrance possible
In the way of their sin and destruc-
ton - prophets, warnings, mercies,
time for repentance, vision of the end.
2. The punishment comes slowly at
first, in smaller measures, in order to
give opportunity for repentance. 1t is
accompanied by earnest warning and
entreaties. It IS intended to save men
from sin.
8. God makes the way of transgres-
sors hard, that men should not walk
II, II
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-06-18

ALI Lost on Her-Tom-"Didn't
you find that Miss Roseleaf rather lack
ing in sense of humor?" Jack-'Well,
1 should say so. Why, told her Trav-
ers' famous story of how he suffered
more in New York than in Baltimore,
because New York was bigger place,
and she said she didn't see why that
should make any difference. Harvard
Lampoon.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-06-18
A WEAK MAN

Can now cure himself Of the deplorable re-
suits OF EARLY ABUSE, and perfectly restore
his vIGOR and VITALITY by the Great Aus
tralian Remedy. The remarkable CURES of
hopeless cases Of Nervous Debility and Phi
yafe COMPLAINTS are everywhere stamping
out auackery The Medicine, physicians
gift TO suffering humanity, viii be sent FRKE
10 those affiicted. Address,
oct d t&c-ly DR. NJ. B. TAYLOR,
soc harket street. San Francisco
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-06-18

HERINGToN, Kas., April Z, 1891.
l hereby certify that l have used a
Home Comfort Range, manufac-
tured by the Wrought Iron Range
company, of st. Louis, which has
been in constant use for the last
four years without dollars expense,
and would cheerfully recommend
these ranges to all persons in need
of a cooking stove or Range.
G. T. p. Buck,
J. P. and P. J. of the city of Her
ingtOn.
WooDBINE, Kas., April 9, 1901
We are using a Home Comfort
Range and take pleasure in recon-
mending them to any one in need
of stove.
MIS-. JACOB KoH1EE,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-06-18

ABILENE, Kas., April Is, 1891
We have used our Home Comfort
for about four years, and cannot ask
for better baker.
ESIELINE CARPENTER.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-06-18

For disordered liver try Beecham'
Pills.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-02
ShGnoIttbe Rohheit.

Sn Ser 0s5pGa;nes StraBsns@ Station err
5dDlte Sreitag Ibenb Die 80 Sabre alte 6rau
8lttie &prreu, inoem iie UNI Elm 9taAtla9er
in Der Station bat, cine @jeihi6te, Die
gera0e nj@t BON biel NlGit9t poer 3art9ez
tlbL iettens ibreS Shpiegeriobue5 SarrD
8luiams, pobnbaft SEQ. 1853 Carroll Qtpe.,
5eugt.
9or GINGER .8ett madte WiQiams Die 8ez
fonnti6aft zines g~etpilien OuGgan, Der ieine
Srau, neil CT bieielbe fiir untreu belt, perz
Ialien bate, 0ieielbe Trau Duagan puroe
Dor etnt9en Gogen in Dem 6ausbalte Bil>
ltamS Q~uF9enommen. 0eitern Qlbenb fam
Wm. @ou9blin na6 @tliam's @obnung
uno dGBerte ben 8uni6, lber 0aa4t bort
5u bleiben.
0ili1m8 tbeilte nun ieiner S6piegers
mutter nit, baB fte ibr 8ett benz @aite fir
Die 9ta6t obgeben miiiie. 9ieS poQte fife
aud tbun; ais gouqbliu ibr ieoo6 ia9te,
CAB CT init elmer Srau Die Jtadt in benz
0aule 5ubrinQen niirbe, murbe ite drserli6
uno ma6te 8oritelun9en barber. 8ilz
ltanlS, Der ebenfallS erbiBt murbe, mari
3uerit Die 8etten nebEt 8ett3eug Der alien
Srou uno Damn bieie lelbit 3ur Ibure binz
bauS. 0a Die aLte Srau Die gia6t ntht
auT Der GtraBe 3llbringen mollte, bat ie
INN Elm Na6tquartier in Der Yolt3etitotion,
toas ibr aud gewG6rt wurbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-02
1br Gebensuberoru6 erfldrt.

Srejta9 purDen nere @%ntbiiaungen iiber
ben Derluhten Selbitmoro Der Srau SSoz
iepbiue Iarc5an, pel6e Waittpo6 bon Der
SafionzS traBe; 8rife iprang, genta6t.
Nm W}itttDo6 Wtorger bate ii0 Die Srau
bet Dem 9tidter ga Sup etngeite4t, uln
eillen BerNaftsbeIebl eegen Sacob gtDnietpic3
81 erDirten. Sie er3dblte, DaB GDnieDtc5
NIT lbr nn0 ibrem Wiaune in g&o. 723
2llIport StroBc mobne. Gor ungefGbr 2
Q8od)en lpGre Der W}iet1er in Nbmeienbeit
ibreS Wtanne5, nad ibrem s3immer gez
fommen ltno bate einen unitttliben Nn@
grtff ouf fie genQcbt. Sie bdtte crit gtiez
manDen bon Dem 8or9onge eradbLt, bis iie
bel elmer tiruli6en 8ei0te Dem be~treffenoen
Geiitltdeu Nue8 mlttgetbeiIt babe. Ser
G)eiitlide unternies Die 6rau, ibrem
Oianne W2ittbeilung barber Al MAIDEN
uno gteihSeitiS 0tpnietpic3 berbaIten gu
~lallen. 8ciO;s lit aud bon Seiten Der
Trau Qeideben.
SnoeB i6ei1lt non benz 9ia6iinnen iiber
ben 0orgau8 ibr &eritano geIitten 3u baben,
10 baB tie Selitmoro beseben tpollte. SIM
@ountDbolpttal, no fi@ Srau SSoiepbme
b%efilloet, bdlt man tbren 3uitano fir gez
fQbrli0.
Jtyuiepic3 lit in 6oft unb iagt, oaB er
i6on liebea Wtonate lang intime Gerbinz
oungen nit Srau GarcSan unterbalten
bGtle.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-02
Geben0i0 %perbrdnnt.

Sobu S. Gi6arbiou, Elm farbiger 6riibz
ithdOerfduler tDur0s, ais rDonnerltao2lbenO
in letner BretterbuOe al 45lumoutb 8lace
Dor 0lIoi8teit iiberDdttigt. iouft i6(ief,
bos Spier elner TeuerSbrunit. Ntit 8ranoz
munpcn GIL 9dnoen unD am &opF puroc er
aus Dem Qualm berpor8e5ogen uno nad)
benz @ountD0oipitat gebroAg, no III ietue
Notwithstanding Itarf be3lpeiIclt. MGb<
rern Die 6eueripehr bic Qtrbeit oes 26id,en8
pcrri6,ete, entoedte ie in Den Griimmeru
Der Barode Die Derfo0 te Qeihe zines Wlens
i@en, Der nit 9ti6arbion 5ui0mmen ges
Dobnt bate. @r mar ein ettpo 30jdbriger
0}aIatte, Defien GplBname ,8roDnle" mar
u1n Der l~po6rI0einIi6 Gilbert W}ituer bieB.
Dtan Qlaubt, DaB beioe betrunten narell,
ais oas TcGer ite ilberroihte.
9GS 6euer purOe entoeft Dur9 Ser Self
ner IS. Burte. g0QbriGelnli0 ~oerdnlQBte
Die @gp ,oijou elmer Qalape boS 6euer.
0tlNarbl0n itorb fur3 Dpr II I1br
Ibenos i'm GountQ 6oipitoI. Gr blieb Bis
gum SoOe betDuBtlo5, 10 DaB Die 9olt3ei
ietne Soentlt0t mott feitfteQen fcnlte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-02
Dob inter 0en 1G0ern.

3onuerItag~ y(00mtttQg nm ll!1gefdbr h1lb
4ltbr muroe etI alter Wtann, gianlenS Tree
bsrid 9uDiugton an Der @&e Don Sefferion
un0 WtQOlionltraBs pom einen Gabelbabnz
3u8e ilberlQbreu MD iQfDrt getGDtet. 2uo5
blngtOn oeriucDte Die GtraBe gu f"reu3en,
ois gerooe Der 53uQ Inn Die Gde bog unO
muroe ct bon Dem @retIlpagen crfaBt. GroBz
benz Die 8remieu lofort altgeiegt purOen,
toHlte Der 3ug ni6t raid Genu8 sum Stes
ben gebra0t tDerDeu.
Quboitgton mar inter bic GG0er beS
0reiiipagenS geihleuoert morDcu uuo mubte
ber gGa9gou POM 0eleile neboben iperoen,
bepor eS gelang, Zen 2eicDnGm aufbeben 5u
%f0nneu; berielbe murDe na0 &laner'5
Sargnlo9a5in gebra1t.
Ser GoDte tpar frit0er eth W}ttgLieo ser
Sjrm0 2%u0oiugton Bros. BON Baltimore
gelDeien u1o murDc Der bort noA tebenDe
Sruoer 0onnerit08 NbsIO bon Dem I'M
gLilGsfau benaOri@ti0t.
Der lln9liidlj0e mar @erfGufer fir
Nuiterfirmen uto Bidle5iQ0rtfen. 91aG9
2lrgQbe pes ibm belre!nDsten 0aitwirt0e8
Trant 2}erfonlen, Gde JtauooIpD7 uno
0eSpIaiue3itr,, pleGte CT 5utvetlen fGrf 5u
trlnteu. 3uleBt arbeitete CT fir W3attbem
Ntc0inuiS, 124-1Z6 rs. JtaR0otpDitr.
Sn Nr3ueien lomO9l lpie in an0ern 9in9elt
benefit Die 4Srobe, GAS GDrliDfeit am lGl9ltelt
wQbrt. Aper'5 G0rl0porj1a tit ei1 d1te5
Yrup0rQt, ell ullerrel6tc5 Glttretni9ungSz
mtttel, nGlD alien QllDerR ltberle9elt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-02
6euer III Sen Diebb0fen.
Der S4ooen bctraot 5um6Iia MIR $4,000.

11ngefGbr 81 1t6r Oonnerffa9Qbenb brad
in einem gr0Beren gtGu6erboule oer8iehbDfe
Elm SYeuer aus, bas nut Durdb Die a1aes
ltret0telte 2lrbeit Der Seueripebr unter
@ontroue 9ebra9t uno barGn Derhinosrt
murDs, i6limmeren Shaoen ansuri6tcn.
Ser MGOter 8ropn lab 3u Der aroeaez
benen 3ett Seuer aus bent 8lreou Des
g8erffibrer5 RebueS aufitei9en uno Beetle
iid, ben 6euer>9tlGrm 81 geben. gta6oem
Die eriten Odntpflprtben auf Dem Blabe
angelangt tuaren, puroe ioglei6, 6a oas
Syeuer cine fur6tbare Nuspebnung Qual=
nebnlen Dro6te, Der 3tpette unD audi nQd
fur3er Belt Der brittle 9[larln qeaeben. 10
DAB it6 l6lieBli6 Is 0ampfipribeu auf
Dem 8ldbe einiteuten. 9os &du6erbaus
brarnte nteDer, tpGbreno anbere gtebenoez
bGuDe, in benen iid) grobe 9ager gerGuderz
ten Sletl6eS befanOen, BON Der Seueripebr
geldiBt tpurDen.
9o5 Seuer bra6 It1 8a6n mad ben berz
Idie0enen Bllreaus 0eS 9tGuderbauies uro
BON Do mad benz oberften StoGmerfe, no
prGparirteS Nuritfleii6 auf8eipei6ert lag.
@ue Nnftrengungen bon Setten Der Seuerz
ipebr l6lenen ertolglD5 gu leill nm oasfSeuer
aut p0S JtduderGauS rur 3u beldrQnfen.
Ote U1urlltQtettel1, no gr0Be &uantttGte1
SSett itd befa1oen, ltanoen ebenfalls balO in
Slammen uno mar eS Die unge1eure gtabs
rung, Die oa5 6euer fan0, tpeld)e Der tooess
peradtenoen 2lrbett Der Seuerleute INNER
ueue 0iu~Oerntlie in Ben Geg legte. gbef
@reen, Der einiab, DAP nod me1r6Glfe, INN
nit Grfolg 81 arbetten, n0tbig mar, lieB
nod 5ebnO ampfipriben fommen uno tpuroe
nun nit nur er0enflt6er Wtitbe an Der 8ez
f6ntpfung bes. Seuers gearbeitet.
0as 9Quherbaus iDar ni6t mebr 3u ret>
ten. Ser er1te Stod mar berettS eingefals
len IND muroen Die mG1ttgen Maiiers
itrabIen mad ben oberlten Stodiperten un6
Dem 9ade gelettet, I'M Die Meiteraus>
oebnun9 oeS Seuers gu perbiiten. Die err
5euate 6ibe maGte es ben 6euerleuten taft
unm0gIi6 3u arPeiten, bod bielten fe in
Der betallnten 6rapenQ6eile aus, big Die @e>
fabr fir Die nG3iten @ebGuOe pouitGnOi9
poriiber mar.
Die 8. 6. @eas OOer uSnternutional
8adtng So" lit cine Der 9r0Bten @eieQz
ldalteH Der 8iebb0Ie uno arbettet nit
englii6em capital. Die @eieuihaft be-
l0diti9t 900 Nrbeiter, pooon 200 in benz
nieoergebrannten GGuherbauie tbGtig tpaz
rem. Ser 8erluit lit nadD @ngabe oes @enez
rail- upertntenoenten SStpan WtaDo auf
ungetGbr $4,000 gu i6Gben, popon $10,z
600 auf OebduDe. Die Gber perlidert lt1n,
fomrnen unO $4,000 auf nerbranntes
Sleilh, Dem, pie gelagt, feline 8erit9erung
9egenilber iteht.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-02
Gine perirrte NuaeI.

08iQinm G~ou9bttn, Gin iun8er Ofunn.
Nngsiteuter Der 6irma q. 8Quer q &c.,
$50. 178 s. !6uron Str0Be, lDeld)e gSirtDz
i1aIts@ llteniiljen D~erfduft, tDur0eD onneyftag
in Der Mittbi0art 0e8 DQn 8urn8, Gde
95. StrQBe MD Grlping NDe., bon SSdmes
Qlien, einem "jungen Shottell, purn tn>
bDrIt6tigfelt eridoiien. GouQblin modte
geltern iejne eyi1e 9tun0reile in 8sQjeitun9
zines @ol4egcu 9. g8. 9tQGmQn iIr Die
geHannte JtrutQ, nm nit Der Tunbi6aft
befanut 5u tDerosr. 9td0mitta9 nm 4 ll6r
fanlen Die betoen 9tetienoeu nad) Der Wirtbz
ldaft DDn Dan Burns uuO 9jng Gougblin
naG Dem lih binter benz 0ebGuos Der
28ivtb)d)air beftnoIihen Mbtritt. Burns,
Der Berger Der MJrt6i0Gtt, bate geitern
00rmittag etren 0unD .eri6ieRen molIen,
leine 2tbliht je0o0 aut9e8sben uno am
Nahmittag, tlr5 ebe Die bel0en 0teiienben
bel tDnt aGlau9ten, ieinen JteuoIper Dem
Salnes Muen gum @ntLeeren Iber9c6en.
90 pieieS ni6t muBte, OoB @ougDlin an
Der 6interieite pes 0ebduoeS IT'D beiano,
lOOB ct mad Der @e9eno pes Iloiet5 uno
trar unglildIiderpeiie Gou8bItu, Oenielben
I0fort tDoteno.
QllIen l~ieierte 1tG ielbif Der 4oLiSei Gus
un0 Wirb, bis Elm Snqueit iiber Die Qeit)e
beS BON ibm @rl6oIienen obge0olten lit,
iii 6Qft bleiben. @Dugblin lpar a Sabre
olt, unDerbeirat6et uno poDnte bel letnen
Gltern on oer @bicQgD Mpenue.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-02
GrieffdiIen.

50. g. Se1te unO Woodworking SEE
bingunqen fir Die 2Iufnabme in oas u@lten7
beim" itrb folgenoe:
y 0er 8elDerber mug millbeitenS brei
Sabre lang etn Betpo6ner Don Goot
Gountp i'm Sta0te SlltnotS ge1
3 Gr mus bas ie08iefe 2%ltersiabr suz
riid9elegt 1aben, Der mdnnlt0e SeDerber
baS fiinfunDie63i8Ite.
3 Die Nuinabmege6ii6r fiir Die Sniaiien
Der NnltQlt 1T bet Der NuTnabule in 8aar
81 erleQcn uno Ipje foIgt feitgeiteQt: SIR
DaS glitter Don 60 Oe5usSpetle So SABRE
bis all IS S5abreu $500, BON 50 Bis 70 Sab
rem $3.50, DOR 20 bis IS Sa1rcn $500, BON
iiber Is Sabren $3.50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-02

$ d orr + > ge6eilt bur6 QnofeIis
blelben 9eQcllt: 9tiemono plro jemals mte=
Der Q0nlorrbOibeu beJommen, ser AnQteIis
na0 Sori0ll III gebraEOt. Sin ,peuig 8orz
libt benin Glielt, ell weni9 GcrltonD uit0 Scr
sele9eutlt0c 0ebrdiG 0ieies groBen Sell
mirtelS mitrDen BATH Die 00mprrboioel Don
Der GrOe Derbdlnen, uto nit penielbeit oos
titrD eril@e 8efol8e pom 0irtr8il6eu Opera
i6mer5toieu aber boA 9ei0brlJ6en W~}ttteln.
peItDe. Duro) llnpilfen9elt amp 6Qb]u6t Der
%leloenOea 9tenl9oeit oui9ebiroet 1uerOe1.
2%tnateliS wirft ben llrioGsu eutqe0eu, unO
t4lt oen qualDolen &6mer5eu Ginbolt.
4roben lperoen frei po1 d. 3teu|taoter d So.
gor 2416. 9.elp YOrf, ~perlanOt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-02
Shmer perIekt.

Tranf So1nion, ein bel Der v9Indor
Cine @omDanD" angeiteQter @Ghter. muroe
Vrettag gfadlnittag Dou Tranf Ount lbper
DerleBt. 6ulit mar DOH SSoAnlon alliQes
forbert poroen, iiG bon Dem Gigentbum
Der @eleul daft 81 eltfernen, toorouf er
elnen I'M 2Gege lJegenben Snippel ergriff
uno Dem WG6ter Danltt llber ben &Dpf
l6Iu9, lbm cine 4 3ou langc @unoe bei=
brinSeno.
6unt muroe Don 6sm NOIi5iiIen O'8rien
nerbaFtet uno Sobnion mHBte na1 benz
GountDbolpttal gebradt peroen.