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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-10

Plain India muslins haze resppeared with
embroidered borders in collors, and lighter
than the popular wool crspons are the
oreped India silks and vapsrous creped silk
musins that are used both for afternoon
and evening toilets. For the former uses the
gowns are very frequently finished with
short, gathered capes made of the dress
material Others have added capes of
green. cream or Vandyke red surah, the en-
tire cape and COLLAR finished with pinked
edges.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-10

Our little Edith is years old. She has
golden curls and those far-gazinR hazel eyes
that seem sometimes 10 see visions.
The other day says WIDE Awdke at dinner
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-10

And the strings Of my heart are we'll in tune,
But they have not the same old tone.
/ am tired. and that old sorrow
Sweeps down the bed of my soul,
As turbulent river might suddenly break
Away from a daG's control.
II beareth a wreck on its bosom,
wreck with snow-white sail.
And the band on my heartstrings thFumS away,
But they only respond with wall.
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-08
Mayors Court,

Quite lengthy session of the Nav
or's court was held this morning but
only So was collected in fines. Josie
Bennett, charged with fighting, plead
ed guilty by proxy and was fined So.
Aleck Younghans was arraigned up.
on the charge of aggravated assault
and battery upon Korn Lodeson, but
the evidence failed to sustain the
charge and he was discharged.
Precious Alexander was fined Al
for cursing and swearing.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-08
PITIFUL PLIGHT.
A Woman and Her Children In a
Dreadful Biyouac.

Messrs. VIM. Selden ,Gurley Blocker
and Joe Williams rescued Mrs.
Murphy and her four children from a
painful predicsment on Tuesday last
The woman referred to was living
with her little ones in a shelter made
of bed quilt held up by brush, on
the margin of Lake jackson, sixteen
miles south of Waco and two and one.
half miles from Gurley station, on the
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass rail-
way. Left by her hus.
band this family bad spent
the winter in this dreadful bivouac
feeding precariously on contributions
from duck and frog hunters, and corn
meal from neighboring mill, eked
out with such fish and frogs as they
could catch with limited means for
such occupation. They were nearly
nude, dressed in tatters, and barefoot.
The children looked fairly healthy in
spite of it all. Jackson Lake is the
sink OF marsh and is densely grown
up along its margins with cbaparrsl.
In this seclusion the poor mother was
striving until removed to comforts-
BILE shelter, to work out in her own
way, "the problem of life" She said
laconically my husband left me here
and stayed"
The Youngest boy said "When
the bull frogs hollored at night and
the wolves barked, l wanted to cover
up my head, but we had no blanket"
Mrs Murphy is cooking for Messrs
Gurley, Blocker and Joe Williams
wOodmen, at Gurley.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-08
What know A bout Hardware and
Republics.

Of all the great republics of Europe
none have survived but Little Switzer-
land, which is always in danger of be-
ing "swallowed' by one of her power.
full neighbors, and France which is
still in the experimental stage.
Mexico, Central and South Africa
have yet to show to the world that
they are capable of self-government.
They are as unstable and turbulent
politically as they are subject to vol
canic eruptiOns and earthquakes sub
TREMENDOUSLY. None of them would be
able to repel an attack by first class
European power. The United States
is the only successful republic of mod
ern times who is capable to repel any
attack from neighbors or abroad, but
her danger is inherent. 1t is universal
suffrage. In the very nature of things,
the ignorant and vicious cannot rule
over the intelligent aud virtuous.
Every attempt of an ignorant majority
to rule over an intelligent minority
will result in anarchy and revolution.
The greatest problem for statesmen to
solve is how to purify the ballot, how
to eliminate force, fraud and bribery;
for if the offspring of force and fraud
are to rule this country, the days of
this republic are numbered. Do you
intend to camp out this summer
can furnish you tents of all these sizes:
SKI, 7x7, 7x9, Sx10, 10x12, 10x14,
I2xI4, l2xl6, 14xl6, 14x18, and
l6xl8 in 8 OF, 10 OF and IL or duck.
If you do not want new tent | will
sell you a secondhand one at a re
duced price, or rent you one by the
day or week,
Yours for hardware
ED. STRAUSS,
Fourth and Mary Streets.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-08
The GabePt Bros.

1t is worth while for any one who
wears clothes to refrain from purchas.
ing until he has taken a good look at
the fine stock of the Gabert Bros,
ll6 South Fourth street. They are
the leading tailors with the largest
and finest stock of goods ever brought
to Waco, They carry all the new and
nobby styles of the spring of '92
with such diversity that no one can
tail in finding goods to SUIT his own
particular fancy. When it comes to
cutting and fitting the Gabert Broth
ers are artists in every sense of the
word with the most sklllful workmeg
that can be procured. They give ptf
feet hts and somehow their clothes
have look about them that only the
work OF artists can produce. Give
them call and look over their big
fine stock before ordering a suit and
you will have no reason to regret any
order you may favor them with.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-08
PERSONA L.

Mr.. w. II. Graves, of Whitesboro,
is in the city.
Mr.. Geo. f. Finlay, of Galveston,is
a guest of the Pacific.
w. A.ssPoage went to Bolton this
afternoon on a business trip.
Mr.. G. c. Cameron, freight agent of
the Cotton Belt, is in the CITY.
Mr.. C. Il. Lewis, claim agent of the
Cotton Belt, arrived in the city this
morning,
Messrs. S. J. Mings and j. w.
Saunders of Gatesville, are registered
at the Pacific.
Jim Wilson the popular travelling
representative of the Chicago and AL.
ton is in the city.
Mr.. j. W. Scarborough went to
Golinda last night .ssnd delivered a
speech 10 the Clark club at that place.
Mr.. j. w. Davis went out to Walk.
ers school house to make speech for
Clark and the elective commission to-
day.
Miss Sophie Freed, a charming
belle of Hampstead, is in the city
visiting Mrs. A, A. Weslow, on North
Ninth.
The many friends of Mr.. w. C.
Watson will be glad to learn that he
is improving though not yet able to
be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Kellum &C.
companied their fair guest, Miss Ella
Hunt, as far as Fort Worth on her
way home to Knoxville, Tenn.
Miss Ella Hunt, of Knoxville, Tenn,
left for home last night after having
spent the winter in this city as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Kellum.
Mr.. J. P. Richardson Of Austin
president of the Texas Liberal asso-
citation. is in the city to attend the
meeting of that body. His headquar-
tiers are at the McClelland hotel.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-08
Artistic Work.

There are tailors and tsilors, some
are good, some Indifferent and some
bad, but Lack & Greenberg in their
new place, 4l44 Austin street must
be classed among the good ones.
They are first class skillful cutters
fine workmen and careful and pains.
taking IN their work. They make
perfect fits and do the very finest
work to be had Although but re-
Gently started, work is flowing in on
them from people who know the ex.
cellent fits they give and the work
they do. They carry fine line of
stylish goods and samples and can
get up hobby suits in, short order.
Give them call aud order and you
are sure to be we'll dressed and we'll
pleased.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-08

Arrangements are on foot now to
erect nice hotel on the block where
Mr. Tom Padgitt's artesian well is locat-
ed just above Padgitt Park on an ele.
walton OF 10 feet higher than the bust
ness part of the city and CENTRALLY To-
lated to the resident part of the city.
The location could be no better. no
mosquitoes, no dust, easy access to
all parts Of the city with electric cars.
The car company are preparing now
to put switches on Sth street to epa.
Bile quicker time and closer con.
nection, and to connect the Uniyer.
sity line with the Padgitt Park line
at the corner of Clay and Sth street.
In addition to the Park Natatorium
Mr. Pa igitt is arranging to construct
an immense swimming pool one block
east OF the present natatorium for
swimming only. The pool will be
30 feet wide and $50 feet long the
largest pool in the south. There are
some disadvantages that are hard TO
overcome where the pool and tub
baths are in the same building. For
this reason he desires the change.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-08
DR.. Gums onion Sypup.

This remedy is a sure cure for all
diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
caused by taking cold. 1t will stop a
cough in one night, no matter how
severe.
1t is just what its name implies; an
onion syrup, compounded in such
manner as to do away with the un
BILE.
When IN need of cure for a cough
or cold, try it. Price so cents. Sold
by W. B. Morrison & Co.
Picked pigss feet, extra choice.
j. A. EARIY's,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-08
Fourth and Mary Streets.

THE News has an expert adver-
tisement writer. If you want artistic
and attractive advertisements, tele.
phone for our advertising agent.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-08
&wftt9e oe11ti1e MmfteoIMn9 BET
1eorta+
L,8eorta Sonne.")

Germantown nit Ietnem GirhipieI
Qourbs vitpls Dem GGtpsr" Genieits pes
Suinoisfluiles) lit gGn3Li1 nit Deutlnen
Mferbauern belte0elt; uno tDenr1 man III
,ieue Settlement" tontmt. glau6t man ltb
in etne @eaeno Wtittel>0 eutl6lanbs oer>
iebt. Sin enoLilbe5 Wort bort man leltens
unD BET Seitli6fetten 9ebr es gemltblt1,
better un0 frDbli6 au, tpie bel elmer oeutz
iden BauernfirmeB.
Se1tlt6tetten feiern aber audi III IereJfa6z
offi3teue @elegenbett oa3u bietet, plro cine
9el1affen. Seine BoNe Dergebt pbne oab
cine NinbStaui, 5odaeIt, !6ausz ooer
SheuneeintDethung gefeiert niro.
90 e~rei9nete itd flr3lid Die Gtntpetbung
bon eSSobann OteDer'S neuem WObnbars.
Die gan5e Nniteolang BON 8lad Batrtoge
bate ii6 gu Der 6eier e%insefunoen; ielbit
Der &%lantnettene s ansiDrg nit benz @ulsz
nGshen, Der beim Spielen leiner &lartnette
bieSippen 3ulalnn1enStebt tpte nenS6nlrs
beutel, feb.te ni6t. 0ageeen nuroe Der
alte Bebl nit ieinen gerDtbeten WalDbornz
bldlerbaden uno Dem 6iBeblibtItteI, per>
miBt. @rlab fur ben alien SpaBOogel bot
aber fSrans 3aDerl &noblaub nit letner
SugenotapeIe unb elmer groBen Population
Seltgenolien aus Metamora. gtadOem Der
Rartoftelit0Ber einem pollen BierfaB ben
&ra6nen in ben 2eib geitoBen bate. CAB IS
balb 2ebeu unter ben @Glten. Die Glteren
Trauen inn l6muden Sonntagsftaat laBen
betiammen inl belten .3immer un6 be-
ipraden Die idOne Nrebtat, Die oer 0err
Yfarrer am Sonnta5 gebalten, uno anoere
niiBli6e 9inge. gleben Dem 6aule laBen
Die WtGnner, rau1ten ibre 9feifen uno
ipra1en bem 8ier 3u. sSn Der S6eune
bate ii6 Dagegen 6as iunse 8olf Derlams
melt uno tan3te mad &noblaud's &apeue,
Die auf Oer 0~rel6nlalhine PlaB genonmen
bate uno our6 eine an elmer 6eugabel
bdngenoeS tallaterne BPM reinlten@loriens
ibeine umitrablt mar. IS tDurbe 8etan3t,
0aB Die S6metBtropfen plGtl9srten.
ga pl0blid inmitten Der gr0Bten 6eiters
felt brad Elm &ratpaa aus, tpegen elmer
S10uen aus benz &ir6ipiel, uno vhafte
MID geiebn" fu9telten Die Sauite in Der Suit
berunl. v6tnauS nit Dem 6Immellapper>
meuter aus Wletamoral Sept eiebt's Bum>
be5 u, eri9ou Der S6lahtruf. SIS oauerte
benn AUDI ni6t 4gn8e, nnD Die gan3e @ez
ieui6aft BON Metamora mar in boiler
Tluht begrlffen. Sogar Der ate &noblau6
3og nit leiner 8rummftoel ab unb rannte
benin HlG5ug nit Dem foltbaren Sn1trus
ment ge9en einen Sdgebod. Ser GtoB
bradte Dem Gaiten eilt lol6eS God bel, DaB
&noblauh benielben tebt gu etnem &antnz
denitaQ benuben fam. Die groBe Shla6t
itorte ater burd)aus nt6t Die Sreuben bes
Seftes, lonDern ite tDuroe na6oem tie borz
iiber mar, bon ben Stegern ais Die l0Dnite
WIrse be1lelben betra6tet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-08
QusIat1o.

Die @eleQ16aft fir 8erbrettung BON
8olfsbiloung tn Berlin mill auf Die beDorz
ite6enbe 400iGbrtge Seier Der @ntbefung
Qlmertta's ibr beionbereS Nugenmerf
ri1ten uno bat berelts an ale ibr am
geb0renoen 8ereine nno GRANDCHILDREN Elm
biesbe5ugli6es Brogromm 9ert6tei. Gs
ntro oarin auf Die yiotbipeuoi9feit btnz
getpieien, in auen 8eretnen nit elmer
er3iebli6en uno fortbiloenoen Senben3
8ortrGge iber OaS groBe peltael6ihtLi0e
@reisntB uno bic 8eOeutuna Nmerita's fir
bic gelammte &ultur gu balten ul0 Die be-
treffenben Gereinsorgane nit Nrttfeln iiber
oa1ielbe SDenla 81 nerleben.
- 9ie Gettungsitattonen Der vOeutiden
@elell6aft our Gettung Sdtffbriihiger"
tparen, tpie aus benz Sabresbert1t 0er @ez
ieui9aft erit6tli6, i'm nerlofienen Sc
i1Gftsiabr finfSebn Wfal nit @rfoIg tb6tig
uno baben SO 9efabrbete 8erionen ben
g8eQen entrilien. Son bielen Hettun9en
entTauen 81 auf Die 8oote, IL auf Nofetenz
@pparate. Die @eiammt3abl Der jeit benz
8eiteben ber@eielli6aft bur6 beren@erGtbe
geretteten Berionen lit bamit auf 1861
9eltieoen. 9apon tpuroen gerettet 6ur6
Boote 1868 Berlonen In 293 Stranbunesz
fallen, our6 H~afetenapparate 293 gerlonen
in 63 Stranoungsfduen. g1eu errihtet
it1o bret 8oots1tattonen, unD 3par au
Srieori6sfoog (ge3irfsDeretn 6eibe), auf
Der oSniel 6iiDeroog (Be3irtsuerein 6u;unl)
uno 3u 8arboft (8e5irtsOeretn Strallunb).
9le 0elammt31bl Der Stationen betrGgt
nunnebr 116. Die pom Gorltano aQidbrz
lid 81 perleiber1oe @bren9abe v8reis @tnile
Gobin", III 6Dbe BON 400 Wlart srblelt Der
GapttGn SO. Sangeu pom @eefteminOer
9ampfer vStanOaro". @r bate am
20. giopember 1890 i'm Ntlantil9en Scean
Die aus Is 8erl onen beltebenoe 8elabung
Der engliihen Barte v@lauDine" gerettet.
= 9te 8er6anblun9en apiiden Der
preuBtiden Geglerun9 un0 Slbenburg
liber gegenleittge Observation-Disclosures
i6etnen iebt einen S6ritt tpeiter geriidt 5u
ieiu. SIS ltegt i'm 8lane Der preuBiihen
9tegieruug, Die S~afenanlagen Don Bils
belmsbopen uno ote 8eielttgungen oerielz
ben beoeuteno gu ertpettern. Oa 3u bieiem
2ued Der @rtperb zines beltjmmten @ebiez
tes bon Sloenburg erforoerli6 lit, loute
bic @ngelegenbeit ourh 9egenieiti9en @es
bietsaustauih georonet tperDen. 2ls
@utlhGoigung tDiiroe Sloenburg epentueu
Elm beltimmteS @ebiet an Der Diepbot5er
QBeItgren3e erbalten, tporiu aud strpa Der
lehlte She'll Des Oummerlees einbegriffen
lein oiirfte. 3un 3Dede Der Nbgrenaung
Dieies @ebietes paren oieier Gage nlebrcre
preuBil1e unb oloenbur9iide Obers Gegies
runasrathe in 9iepbol3 mpeleno. Sn
sBetreff Der Ql%btretung Des genannten See.
oebiets perlautet nod, 6aB Die Seredtigung
3ur Ausu6ung Der Btl6erel, Der Sasb uno
6es Binienihnittes nidt nit an Sl0enburg
nbergeben pilroe.
SIN "a. 9ebensia0re 1T nculid in
Marienfeloe bel Berlin Or. Srieo. @briit.
Beneoift Npee 2auena1t am 9%ungenid!ag
aeitprbcn. ST. mar Der berpprragenolte
Speaialiit auf Dem @ebiet Der oeutlhen
Observation-Disclosures; iein DOL 30 SabrIn
erihIeuenes pierbdnotses l8ert iibtr Das
.oeuti6e @aunertbum," namenfl e. Die III
oemlelbsu entbaIteneH 0orihungen lb.r
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-08
Reines maf1er.

Gamentli9 BET beiBem Wetter iolte refs
mes 8aiier Dern Bieb i~eoer3eit sngdnali6
lein, benin @etpinn unb 8erluit bangt baus
fla banon ab. Sehs Wtal Des Cages lit
niht gu oft fit Gbiere ben Durt 81 itiaen,
aud penn es ni6t gerabe iibermaBig betB
lit. sSn Der betBeiten 3eit leioen Die G9iere
bauftg mebr bonn CURT als 81 irgeno elmer
.3eit bonn 6unger. BleIe 6armer nebmen
EN- SAB nit Waiier ms Selo, menn tie an
Iansen balben Gagen feline @eleeenbelt baz
ben, ibren cart arbettenben SDieren einen
Grunt 98aiiers gu geben. Sn bielem g8als
'ierfaB uertpabren ite aud ben Gru9, tn benz
it'd oas fir lie ielbit beltimmte Srintpalier
beftnoet. Wfan nimmt bafur Elm 6aB, aus
benz elmer Der Booen genommen purDe,
fiut es nit frii6em Wafier uno beDeft es
nit alien. eroben, reinen In6ern ooer
SGden, Damit es lauge fihl bletbt. Quge7
meme Grtabrung ipri6t bafiir, baB @ez
lpanne. Die innerbalb Der 9trbeitsdeiten
ibren 0urit loiden f0nnen, i'm Stanoe
itno, mebr Nrbett 5u letiten, obne Der @e>
fabr Der ueberbibuns ausgeleBt 3u lelt1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-08
Rbeumdtifbe RreusIdbme.

Die &ranfbeit fommt BET alien Gbteren
Dor, aber nt6t bauftg. Sic erldelnt pl0Bs
LID uno befunoet ith our6 S6merS uno
@mpfinolihtett Der Qenoens uno &reu5z
9egeno uno Deren 1tetfe, nnDteglame 0als
tung; i'm bDberen @ra0e: unteriteIen
aller SSiiBe unter ben 9elb uno faBenbufellge
Steuun9 oann our6 miibIames Nuflteben
ooer gdn3lthes l1npermDgen 0a3u lno nur
unter 8eiblLfe; enbli6 Dur6 Steifbeit uuo
S6mdde i'm &reu5e bel Der Betpegung
QurSe Shrttte, itel3iger@ang, let6t lleberz
tptben u. /. No., Die gelnetnbtn nod einlgel1
S6ritten 1t1 lteigert, ielten it6 belIect. -
Gin berportretenoe5 MQgemeinleiDen lit
ni9t augegen, Die Tbiere eri6eineH munter,
baben Nppettt u. /. No., nur gertnge Bulsz
ul1O MISUNDERSTANDING tommt Dor, bauz
fig lQurer URN, audi unre9elmaBt9fett Der
9armentleerung. Die Granfbeit tit ae>
meinbin bon fur3er 9auer, innerbalb 8,
ipGteitens Il Sa9en pflegt @enelung III err
foIgen, ielten langtptertg uno tann our6
mebrere Wo6en un0 barber it6 btnaieben.
Our Bebanolung tperoen empfoblen: erz
tpGrmenoe falte Malierz 9rieBntB<) um>
i6ldae in 0auernoer 8~enuBung fur ft6
alletn, o6er Wal6un9en nit Nl6enIause
ooer Giiig, tdglih Elm WtaL uno nahber
8eoeden nit tpouenen 9eGen unb ipirttuDle
Mai1ungen nit 3ulaB bon Salmitofgeiit
II. /. N. Birb bas 2etben anbauernb,
bann ftnben Mntpenoung frdfttg rei3enoe
uno i6arfe @inretbungen, Ober es pir6 Elm
i1arfes 9fLaiter ~aufgelegt. Cine innere
8ebanoluug lit ~9emeinbtn nt6t nDtbig,
ionit ben Neben3ufaIea semaB einaus
rtbten.
5tent man bas franfe Gbier in ben @5taa.
10 muB es Dor 3ug betpabrt iein; man
oiebt lel6t peroaulides, erDffrenbes Tutter
in gerinser Wlenae; Die Streu muB bins
Idngli9 uuD trofen iein; Die 6auttbdti9z
felt lit bur6 Nbreiben unb Beoeden au
unterltIBen.
9os Qenbenmeb 1T perIhieoener g1atur:
/. @igentltder 9fbeumattSmus Der Weus=
feln; bispeilen nit oeutliher S6DeIung
Der 9enbengesen0, bur6 entalnoliGe
Nei3ung beotngt. 2. Cine gu itarte 9ebnung
nno !3errung Der Musfeln unO BanOer,
pieueldt aud 3erreiBung ein3elner Salern;
Das Jog. 8erretBen, dbnlt6 Dem 6ereni6uB
BET Wfenihen. 3. GIdenmartsrei3una
(l8irbelihmer3), belonoers ausge3ei6net
our9 uberaus selteigerte @mpftnoli6feit
Der Wirbeli6ule uno Der nGhitltegenben
Musfeln. sic tpiro anoauerno unb binz
terldBt S@pa6e i'm &reu3.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-08

Berion oes Wietbers, bes 8ermietbers ober
Der 3abl Der 9eionoert gu permtetben6en
Edume tit tDeiterbin Qn3etge gu erItatten.
Muf lol9e Nn3eige bin fam Die 8oliaei
0urh einen nit 0rinben berlebenen 8ez
i6uB bic bsabli1tigte 8enubung tuez
gen @eiunobeitsiddbIi9feit gan3 unteria ia
gen ober bon Der norberigen 8~eleitieuna
9~etDi1ler lebelltGnoe abbGngtg MAIDEN. Stir
gan3e WtietbsDobnungen fann, fir ShIafs
itelen muB elm WinbeitIuftraum pro Berz
ion bnrA Bolt5eiOeroronuns eingeflbrt
per6en un6 5mar in leBterem Sale bon 10
&ubitDarDs auf Die Berion.
- Ser GoniuL Der Ser. Staoten bon
Norbamertfa in &openbagen, DenrD 8.
Epoer, tit nerbaftet tporben unter Der 9lns
i6uloigung, bel Der Qussablung elmer CRIB
i6aft betriiserti@e 6anOIunscn b~egansen
gu bGben.
- 8or &ursem ftteg in &om Elm aus
ether Wfenaeerie entiprungener Qffe bur6
bas pffere Seniter in elm ebenerbiges @ez
mad uno rib aus einem 8ette Elm i6lafenz
bes Gino, nit benz CT flu9ten moQte. Quf
oas @eldrei bes &leinen elite oel1en Wutz
ter aus Der Slide berbet, utto es geLang ibr,
ben Nffen 3t e%rfaiien. als er nit ieinem
Jtaube bur6 0aS Seniter entflieben tpolte.
!3wil6en benz @ffen uno Der Wfutter entz
ipann it6 Elm beftiger Gampf, nobel iotpobl
Die SrGu ais bas &tno i6tpere Wuuoen boz
nnrtru9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-08

9dute felt; SEQ. i Iei6t ltuo
7e. bei6aOtst 5ac. ;No.1 ~unsegerbte Saute
&C.. !; SEQ. 2. &c.
S4mI &c fett. "A. DO; eeGbes BIC.
Gal g. SEQ. 1 Country 4, go. 3 su SIC.
s. fIIsel-9Ibner 11@-c., Gprin9
l4@-c. per gfnnb, 5abne Co., @nte1
&c.,, Surteps 11@-c. oQs Bf1no;
@dnie So. 100000 bos Dbb.
Somate en-. - soc. @$1.0 90 per 4 Sastet
Crate.
Gal at.- $1.OO@-.- Der Sub.
@nrten. = 25@30c bas Obb.
Hant es @en-rlnbe -@-c. pet Sso.;
LANCE o.. per 9bb.
YtepI amt-Steii9er -@-c. pergun9.
Sptnat- @S-.- bas SaB; C.
per Sub.
Strtnss8eans aus Suinois
9riines-.-@o.-per 9 .sSaf; selbe s.
O. per 3Bu. Cad.
sEbcoSrn-75c..@ $i.oO pr. Sad az
SeI1erie-15@20c. per Bun9.
YtneappIes-9apana. S-.-@S-.-
bas 0bb.
9irf6em = 81. 10000 per 16=a Quartz
@aie.
aprifofem-californif6e s-.-@--
babies Crate.
per 1es
Suart=&iite.
9ftrft9e, @altforniI6e s1.25@1.5O per
gor, Itiitiitppt O. per 4 gastet @rate
0tmbeeren-9tot9e S-.-@S1. so per24
gtnte : &tte, l9warse 81. 10@1.20 per IL
2t.zGite.
la utn en-@altfornii9e &opal 6etic
$500, pea9 So. so per ] @rate.
Set9e n-Galiforitii9e $3.50 per gor.
Srombeeren- ST.. 00@1.10 per 16 st.
@afe.
@affermeIonen- MtIiourt SO
= per Dbb, S18@S22 per 6uttOer $500
S175 per Gar.
aSobaunisbeeren- 81. 5o@1.75 per
st. Safe.
8irnen- @aIifornil9e Bartlett, $3.50
@2.75 per gor.
&otosnae-$ $500 per 9af.
Gananen S2.00-S3.0 90 per gult6
lit 9otce", s1.25@S1.5O r2nD 6oice".
Blaubeeren S1.50@1.75 per 49,
2uart=&ilte,
Observation-Disclosures per gasfet.
Eal e = ,5ua Cream 5mtns 84@Sfc..
Jul @reum goutt9 Nmericans 8tc@82. ful
Cream @beooarS $780,, Brtd Sk@9:,
9in1burser 1906 Sdmeiser Ro.1 11@11as.,
Jto, 2 11@12c. per $innb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-08
Der bausoarten.

Ser bittere @eIamad Der @urten ents
itebt meiitens in Tolge Der 8lrtung Der
Sonnenirablen auf Die Sru9t.. go lange
Die @urten i'm Sbatten Der Glatter liegel,
bebalten-iie ibren 9uteu @eibmaf. lSenn
aber Die groBe 9iBe Die BlGtter oerart err
i6laffen, Dab tie Der Sru6t feinen Sdatten
mebr bieten t0nnen, werben Die 6rihte
bitter. I'm oas uebel gu permetoen, mnB
man fir btnreihenoe 8elhattung Der
Srihte bur6 Die 8ldtter Gorge tragen
nnb oas Welfen oerietben bur6 cute Bes
~orbeitung HEo ausreihenoe 8elDG1erun9
Derbinbern.
8on ben 8obnenitauben, tpel6e man aur
Samenau6t auSmGblt, barf man telne 6ul7
len abpfluden uno an oenen, all melden
man gum &oden pfliidt, oasf man tetle
0ullen bdngen lailen gum Geifweroen.;
benn oann oerlpenoet Die BflanSe ibre 9an3c
Graft oaran, Die 5amen aur Geife 81 brins
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-08
m0dentiae 3Iirois stoats5eitu,e u1ontos s. 2lueut 1892

9ferbe, pslde itets our Qrbeit sebrau6t
merben, getpQbrt oaS Slle9enneb etnen pors
trefflthen S0ub. Sn ben StGlen mus
Geinli6teit uno frti6e Suit berrlben.
&ann man ite ta9siber bunfel balten, 10
biltt Das iebr gegen Die T~lie9enplage.
Gtetnlthfett btlft aud oase9en uno CUTE
@tnitreu befDrbert oielelbe. $50 Sdgemebl
i'm CONNER 81 baben 1T, enlpfteblt ft6
oieies ~belonoers alr @tn1treu; es madt
tdmlid ni6t auein elm retnlihes Eager.
ionoern IS lit auh tilbler ais Elm StrOD>
lager unb 5iebt Die Sltegen ni6t 10 On. SIT
bann nod fir quite &ilftung geiorgt, 10 be-
finoen 1tb Die Gferoe re1t mobl, DorauSs
geiebt, Dap Die Sltterung rihtig 1T, oas
Buben nt6t uer1aumt miro uno IS an Qutem
Srintwaiier nt1t mangelt.
60 LANCE Die Metoe out lit, erforbern
peoer Gibe nod S6afe unb Sameine Qufs
merflamfeit. S9peine loQten Wtorgens
uno Nbenos Elm mGBises SHUTTER erbalten; ;
es mag beitehen aus irseno nelhen &orz
nern ooer gutter S9lapp, nur oaB fte i'm
Wa6stDum nt6t ittae iteben, loE0ern forts
nGbreno am 3unebmen bleiben. Wtan bat
bauptld6li6 Daraut 8eoabt gu nebmer,
0aB Die 3unabnle obne groBe Soften itatt~
ftnOet uno Oa5u gebDrt, Bob Die Sbiere 3uz
~irieoen unO rubig iino. Wlro Die Weioe
tnapp, 10 1T es nOtbig, bas Seb.en6e 5u3uz
ieBen. User gut por9elorgt bat, mirb irgeno
elm 3rinfutter i'll bequemer gtdbe Der Beioe
baben, tpel1es Settlg gum Sbnetoen tit.
Glee, Wiaet, Sorgbum ODER Otais ermeiien
ft6 meiitens bllltger uno 3ugleid pertbs
boiler mle trodenes Sutter. Sllbr1ais lit
81 Dieler !3elt oas bette 3%ulaBfutter fir
Wtil6flbe; IS mlBte benin bei6uerli6er
gum 6eraubolen ietn, ionit lit es gemDbns
llhem Wiais ooer Sorghum porau3ieben.