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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
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Steamship Csptain-I hops you'll Just
keep the streets Of New York tDrn mp
the way they are now. It's . grand
thing for navigation.
Local statesman-Navigationi
Steamship Captain - Yes, indeed.
Why, ths other day would have run
hight onto the Jersey coast In fog II
the wind hsint brought me Whit Of
New York sewer gas and shown me that
I was OF my courss. New York Weekly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

Tommy-0h, ma. look at that fat maa
coming along. How awfully his vest
doss stick out.
MA-fiush, Tommy! It's not polite 10
speak OF any one you go on the street.
That 10 Mr.. Psunch, the new deacon Of
our church.
Tommy-Oh. It's, chr Well. pean 10
mo he's hunchbacked on the wrong side
Of im.-Boston Courier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

Arrived at Thorndean. happy and un.
suspccting, Lady Jane AMI her daughter
waited Tor Lord GlencOrr In vain. Even
to the "dear Lady SonErton" not lne
had come from him. A every one said.
IL was - strange. - incomprehensible
"You don't think anything could have
happened 20 him. Lady Janer
With brave spirit worthy OF q better
woman. Lady Jane answered that she
did not feel anxious In the least Lord
Glenoore had spoken TO her Of having
several most important things To settle.
and naturally az times such as these-
Lady Jane was forced into little vague
ness Of speech-a thousand things crop
ped up, which one had never dreamed
IL before. Still her heart hcgan to have
misgiyings, and her courage % sink q
little lower, when all was revived by a
paragraph In ono Of tho papers inform.
ing all whom IL did not concern that
Me.srs Bullion * Gold had been In.
trusted with the family jewels by Lord
Glencore with the view of ascertaining
which had bcst 10 reset TO suit their fu-
ture lovely owner.
"Adda!' Lady Jane signaled TO her
daughter 10 follow her, and In her own
room sbe pointed out the notice
"Mothsrl oh. ] am - glad ! kept
on thinking Of those jewels. Everybody
says the diamonds are more than lovely.
SITS more than fortnight now. y said
Adela. discontentedly.
Lady Jane sighed. There seems 10
10 nothing else for me than worry"
"what morer
"Oh, well, I didn't want to bother you,
and II everything elsc was going right ]
shouldn't let this trouble me. Its letter
I had from llarris She says that Peggy.
II you please. has chosen 10 run away
from home. Harris hops ] won't worry
myself, or blame her. as the young lady
has had u In her mind for some time.
That's gratitude. you know-after all I've
done for her.
"rm sure I should let her be. Shell
never come 10 any good end, that girl
Haven't always said 10"
"My dear" said Lady Jane, II must 20
10 town. dare say Lady Somerton viii
guess why. although shall invent some
reason 10 give her. fear ] was indis'
Cfc<t tn to-lnk tient " TINS younk uiaiL
hut don't despair; nothing beyond rem.
edy. II can only find out where he u,
rcst assured this will never happen
again"
81 always thought you were too san.
guine." said Adda, ready 10 vent her die
pleasure on everybody. II don't be-
Iievo he ever wanted to marry me. only
you would have Il he did"
Lady Jane went 20 London. was absenl
o week, and then returned q sadder but
not wiser woman. Not o trace could
she find Of Glencorc. not word had shs
heard OF him.
"And PeggyY said Adda; "what about
herr
"Not syllable. She had been gone q
week and moro before Harris wrote "a
me. lt seems, however. q planned thing.
She had had Il In her mind at least Z
year"
81 wonder, = said Adda, "will he evcl
turn up againy Her thoughts had -
verted 20 Lord 0Iencorc.
"Of courss hs will" aid Lady JAM
decidedly, "and No muss profit By tn
lessou We have learned from him. Nov
my. dear, 20 od and tell Stevens 70 coms
70 me- Ihave trying ordeal before M
70 ansYW ~ the QusstlDus that ths psopl'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

nsvsrsiss Ne Regular rhiss.
PassmorsASo you are married, ] bsarf
Hippls-YeA
"0one 10 live With the girls parents. I
suppossr
.So; thsy have come 10 live with ns."
Epoch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
Dentist.

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Dentist,
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80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

W.
Well, II any dinner ever was success
that one waA What they had or how
tho courses came not one of them knew.
but, 20 quote Freddy, everything was
Al. Freddy magnanimously insisted
that going home he would sit behind
and leave tho ribbons 20 10 handled by
0lencorc.
The clock struck 0 tefore they were
fairly oil, and then. Peggy exclaiming
at the latene>s of the hour. Glencore saidi
"But 70 won't matter much, viii IT.
"No," said Peggy, . tribe bitterly.
"IIarris knows I'll look after Freddy,
and there's M ono 10 bother about what
becomes OF me-"
"You have neither father nor mother.
haze your
Glencors put tho question gently. and.
not waiting for her answer, went on 10
tell her that he too had Lost his parents
when child and was. like her, lonely,
with no one 10 care for him.
"Yea," abe said. "but you're . man
with lots OF money, and I'm poor and
dependent; and then lie horYid 20 30 q
girl. Ever since ! can remember I've
Heard nothing else but al ! owe 70
everybody. a. II it was my fault that I
owe anything 10 them. ! can't help
having been born. Here am, and until
I de here I must stay. No. dependent,
though. I've oaly waited to bs taught
something. I've had 70 owe that much
70 graodmammA'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-30
Obicddo's Dioniere.

0ie nereinigten Biontere G%bicago's bat>
ten 9onnertag i'm @rano Baciftc 9otel tbr
Sabresfeit. @s paren $50 Herionen anz
peieno, peG6e lett einem balben S%abrbunz
bert bier gemirft baben. @lei63eitiJ feIerte
SernanOo Sones ieinen Y. @eburtstdg,
Srau 6iram g. 8ooOportb ben 80. rno
81. 8. Soues ben 50. @eburtstag.
9en GoriiB fiibrte 0tidter SameS 8.
Braoipel, tpel6em S. Sones aliilttrte.
Qleranoer 8ranbin er3Gblte allerlei Sns
tereIianteS iiber Sort Dearborn, NO er 1922
gebore1 muroe. Salnes 6enrp @raD lpra6
bon Sotels uno San3bduleru, &i1ter Graos
iDea l6tloerte, mie man Dor so Sabren NIT
@ntbebrungen gu fGnlpfen bate. So6n =.
6aineS prizes Die Su9enDen Der alten Wtiler
uno S. Sc. s. Torreit er8dbLte, wie bic
&naben emit 9tebbIbner in Der @egeno bes
auditorium" jagten. 9ti6ter Sulep per@
glib baS alte uno Oas neue @bicago.
@oiDtn >. Sales CAB baS @cDidt boys
and Girls" gum Geiten UNI nit Or6etters
Sortra8en i9loB oas babide Set ab.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-30
Grplofion cines Oelofens.
;fcuerpebrmann 5oieph nlurphY erleloe'
ibllmme SranoDunoer.

9ur6 oie@rplolion zines Oelofens tpuroe
Oonnerltag in Dem swetten Stodlpert oeS
6aules 50 Boneu 0pe. Elm S6Goen BON
$11OO angeri6tet. Ser SeuerlDehrmann
Soiepb WurpDp bon Der 6aten1 uno Setter
@ompagnie SEC. % erlitt bel Der S0ldarbett
iblimme Yrnnomunoen an 0rmen uno
0einen uHo muBte nah ielner Wobnung,
301 81. Ginoen 9lpe., gebrabt tpcroen. 0Gs
alpeite Slofperf nuroe BON s. s. 0drono
nit 6arnilie benobnt. Srau S6rpno
ltanO Dor benz SIen, ols Die @Tplolton err
tol9te. Oas byennenoe Del ergoB lid iiber
ihre &leioer, es 9elang ibr ieoOd, Die
Slammen 81 erltids1, e6e ite BranoDunoen
erl;tten bate. Wlittlermeile bate aber oaS
6olswert i'll Der ail6e Teuer 9efangen, uao
ais Die TeuermeDr %eiutraf. mar 0ns Sllncre
oes 6auieS naDeSa ausgebrannt. SIN
erlten Stodtperf Dobnte GDiparo JfoutHg
nit ieiner Sarnilie. Seioe 8alnilien Daben
ben 8erlnlt iDres ganaen UtoblliarS im
Werthe bon $500 ST. beflaAen.
MGbreno Die Seueripebr nit Dem Neuer
inn 3tpeiten Stpdnert fGmpIte, ftngen
Soiepb WturpbD's &leiDer ffeuer, uuo er
lpiirbe iiherll0 perbrunnt leir, penfl lbm
ieine &ameraoen nidt gu 6llfe aefonlmen
ipGren. OaS @ebGuoe, @igentbum Der
Cosmopolitan Building & 9oa1 Nnociaz
ton, lit aus t6olS erballt uno puroe gum
8etra9e BON $500 beiNaoigt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-30
Snpien uno Slunf
Sefennen iih or Grnosoun9 Gdroth's
d,ul0in

~SiSHhCH lIH w OIIlot why Su'U'E :
iduloia.
9tidt gering mar oas @ritaunen bes
TlblerS Collins, oils lih Die inter Der
9~lntlaBe oeS WtorDes porgeflbrten lungen
Burden Sohn g. 2upien uno Wlllan
Blunt l6ulol9 befannten. Sor turjer 3ett
aerietben bic beioen init Dem iunaen gilbert
@GroIb al Der @IDbourn @pe. i'll Strelt.
Sle Derlangten bon @drotb @tgarren uno
perludten ibn, nad Der 9lntId9e, UNI letne
ubr 81 berauben. Oils iGncn oas ntht 9e7
Lang, 800 SuDten plobli6 letllen Jtepolpsr
uno itre6te @drOtb nit etnenl SduB 81
Goben. Ser brutale WiOro erre9te letner
3eit ol9emetne5 Nuiieben.
&upien iii eiE lunger Buride; er 1delnt
Is bis l6 Sabre att Su letn. st ut l6m96>
tt9 gebaut uno bager i'm @eliht. Der
2tuSOrud oelielben, oils ct Dor Dem Jtl61
ter itano, mar Elm entlhlol1ener. Nut Die
Sra8e iprab er DaS vSbulot9" nit telter
Stimme. Der 0tidter ertldrte Den beIoen
Nngetlagten Die Beoeutung lbres Shulos
betenntuiiie5 unO pies audi aut ole 1to97
Iihteit Oer Gooesitraie bin. Ste bllebclt
ieDoh bel ibrem geftunlniB ulto WalOerten
ms @etdnquiB suriid. Blunt 1T nod
finger ale 9uuien uno lhetnt tart inter
beiien Gin1uB 81 itebeir. Nos Der 5tIdpter
notwithstanding gegenlber tbun Dtro,
erlpartet man nit spanning.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-30
Giniturs zines alien houfes.
3mei tranen Ieibt perIebt.

Sn TGulntB ubergegdn9ene Yfolten tnaz
rem Die 1ria6e. oaB Der bintere She'll Der
beioen 6ol5bGuler geo. 275 uno 277 9torO
CARPENTER Str. Sonntao Mbeno nm 9 l1br
umltiir3te. 2pet Der 8emobner, Trau
Soiep6 @rebinrih uno Srau WtorriS OreD
e"rlitten babel letdte 0erlebun9en. @rltere
Iebte nit ibrem Manne nno bier &tnoern
in Dem 5peiten Stodmert bon 600. 275.
Sic MAT aIein 81 5auie, als Der @initur3
e~rfolste. Qluf Der Gidiette oes Sauics be-
fanD ii6 cine 8eranoa, bon Der etne Sreppe
binabfI6rts uno Srau @reolarl6 1aB nabe
Der SDlr, Die auf Die 0eranoa btnaus@
fiibrte. 2ls ite bas Era6en Der gfolten
b0rte, poute tie auflpringen, ftel pornliber
ouf Die Seran0a u10 nit oieler Dtnu1ter.
Sic muroe nit leidten 8erlebun9en am
rehten Nrn1 uro Der redten Seite bon ben
Boli3titen Beisfnpf ulto Street ultter ben
Triimlnern beroorgeaogen.
9ie Gamilie BON Wtorris Orep bepobnte
6as 3tpeite Stodwerf BON &c. 277. Srau
9reD bate tbr BRET Wtonate alteS &inb duf
benz SdooB, ais Der Ginltur3 erfolgte
uuo tie murbe beftig ouf Den 8ooen 9es
i6leuoert. sic bate Serlebungen in @es
it6t erlitten, bas &ino Da9egen mar unDerz
lebrt.
Das @ebaube lit ait un6 bauFdQig. Gie
8fpiten, Die benz binteren @noe our StuBe
bienten, iparen bier SUB lang unb man
glaubt, baB Der anbaltenoe 9tegen Der lebten
Woden, Das @rbreid 3u melt tpegselpllt
bat uno Die 8foften aus ibrer Sage rutlh>
ten. eSn Dem unteren Stodwerf betrIeb
Morris OraD cine 9umpenbanolung uno
Der bintere SbeiI mar falt bis our Oede
nit alten Sapeten anqefiiut. Qls u Die
8foiten bra6en, oriidten Die alten S6ar7
teten Die bintere Nano berauS uno Der
gauge Wiauertalf fteI auf Die Wt0bel 0er
Tamilien Orep uno @reDiari6. 0aS Gez
bauoe bat it'd auf Der bintern Seite oer7
artig aelentt, oaB eS unbeoingt abgeril1en
iperben muB. Die 8sppbner fanoen Dorz
lduftg nnterfunft bel ibren yta6barn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-30
German
Syrup"

6ier eriabren Sic tttpas bon 6errn Srant
81. Sale, rem @igentbImer bes Oe g8itt
6ouie in Qepiston unO Dem Soutine 0oteI
in Srunsmld, Wte. 6otelnirtbe ~bege9uen
Der Mslt ME ite fommt uno sebt, uno tie
faiien raid Die OteHid den un0 Oinge auf
oils pas, mas lie iino. @r ersGblte, Dap er
ieineu Gater unb mebrere 8riioer uno
S6meitern III SolQe Don Qungeni6Utnoz
iu6t p%erl1ren bat, ano baB er lelbit seit>
peiie bon Grtldltuugen beim9eiu6t lit, uno
bGufig lift ietn 6uIten tart
Gr6CtGe genug, nm ieinen Wtagen
in einen trGntbaften s3uz
SGmtnGCu6t 1tenD AZ Derleben. 90 oft
er ith auf Dieie g8eiie err
tGltet hattie, gebrauhte CT Boschee's Ger
man Syrup, unb oieier furirte i'm jeDeSz
mel. Dies 1T ell Mtan1, ipeIber Die ganSe
@efabr erfannt bot, lpelde aus 2ungenleIz
ben entitebt, unb besbaIb miro CT stpeiieuos
in Der Wabl Der Ill permenbenOen Wleot3ln
lehr porfidti9 getrsieU ieiu. 8as lit letne
Wieinuug? Otan bOre! rS6 gebrande
meier uid1is ais Boschee's German Syrup
uno 6abe, ipie ib CLAUDE, mebr als bunoert
per}hiebenc 9Serlcneu peranlaBt. oenielben
All g~ebruud)en. llHD iie ftimrnen init mir
BARN iiberei1, OaB IS Der bette i'm WtGrtte
befiuoLide 9uftenzS prup it,"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-30

90 bDret enbli6 ouf, Sbr Ntiitter, @uren
sarten, i6lpd6li6en &lelileu i9le6te Otil1
itlto llnperDonli9e Speiien gu 9eben NM
oomit ibr Seben 81 seidbroet! Der 9Siiienz
i9aft lit es 9elun9elt, ein mieblbares Grz
iabmittel berSulteueu unO iiberal, mo u IL
itabterS r0eut.i Dies Stnoermebl"
(Padotrophine) 9ebrouht miro, ba 5ci9en
li9 Die iesensrei6en 9Sirtln9en oelielben 1T
benz fril6en roli9en lllsleben ulto Dem frGf=
tigeu Ma6stbum Der liebeu Sleinen. 3ie
meoiSinii6e Satultdt empfieblt bieie por5ii9s
li6e &rnbernabrun9 all9emein pe9en ibrer
btutz, musfeIz. tloDenz, 9ebir1z lro nerpenz
biloenoen @lsenl9aften. Sn auen Qpotbez
fen gu baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-30
Gtablirt telt 1881.
Henry S~choellkOpf,
Wholesale a Retail Grocer.

OiOS q ~
232 & 254 OF Ranoolph-Str.,
smii1en 6rantftr. unb Wtartet.5 traB..
CHICAGO SQs.
bult 1tetS auT Eager
eriIdlen Gentle, NI,tttett= nuO Stasfniiet,
GdltcU &mmentDalcrsS at peiicrf0Ic,
fycinItrt JtD1McTort- uto GGrtct tt b rtf1ic,
JtGl. YGrnteiau, Go0rscr SS6ie,
e~yeilIteI Slu1bnrscr, ytGDut= ttii0 G1itofGie,
Neal d~D0telcr, NtomGgc DC 2Srte,
cote &Sran;ti c't DctScr GerDcIatipitN,
Gotbncs 9rttffcI=3cbcr.uurit, Gallant,
&d)sc eScautfMrtcr 05rattunrit lit Sld)ien,
Gdlten 40 itp56tii6 zen GdDtufct,
&teGt8S UIcti Wertract, getroGtete StI3e,
SaISINrOelen, &0rocucnbmtter,
Nd)te frons. GGroincS, Sba.npt9noms,
BUR. Seapiar, 2tppetit Glib, Gprotte,t,
ytorlucg. 2ftsd d. outc6. rui. GnrDiueS,
9clifatc6:Siice=& IS, 6rimgc,
S3nHtb. gt tolls y 1rin1c, mnrtnirtclt W1I,
9entide &pargelm, SfItoper TH5en,
GcutIGe Gdttittbpbncn, Giugurfeu,
Srnu5. SIiocn0l, Wiohn0t,
Scrnti. Grbicn, 94perit Unto SIioett, ~
StaIieuii DC Wtaccaront, 9snoeItt,
SmdUeiiemsriiRe, GeiSs umo &arto ffeIitebI,
8cinite Wcri9cl ite, 9iric. &tnIem,
Stcuel Nr;im4cru, WpDHiGan1cn
3cut1 dlcS sltUrfI a c1ntus, Goien Yoptiea,
&2a.0ctu, Yaiiie, Gitroaat, Wpitmct,
Slrani. Sans cbcr=4s jtctcu, SbunTld,
GrnOcnIirte Sd)tpci,~ crnildj, Aspuig,
Gd,tcu SaOaz, Deuffa= 1uO &iozSeafce,
i~Sctutcm rmil. unO GDilic iiId)cn Ihec,
@d)tcn 0oaile=G hpcptaNe uto &afao,
Gditen Barrier G~d)Hnpitabaf BON 9pbbcd,
1catidlc GptHngdocr uMo Woufrab:r,
Gu&3fdMbc r,tt &cSer m,,O &pt3p1mtof fcIn,
ionic oac 9trten opn Srocries
bLfri 10 bam Henry SchoelikoDE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-30
n.(dnner S6md1c.
Doliee mieoerherfeIuno DER
Gefunoheit mo eef9ledtIi9en Riffi9fet
y~nitteLit Der
Ga gaae'fden @iataarmz gs9anaLnng.
GrfoI9reid, 100 allies 2lnoere
feRlgefd?laoen if.

STE &&gaEe'F4e agetbnsc ana Hire grrsnee.
l. @ppIifatiel Der Wtittef brett am @is Der Rranf.
belt.
2. 2sernteihrfg her @ereanrng unb MbI6mG5aEg
Der Wirffontfett Ser Mtittel.
B. Gn9cre GunGberuIg an bic bebeutenben unteren
SefHuEgen Der 8ilde1m0rt&nerten ans Der Weirbs(A
i1uIe, rH0 Oaber erle1etertes @inhrjngen All Der Ser.
oenfIuitsfett nnn her 9liafe bes @ebirns Ii, 8iid0rat5.
4 Der 8atient fenu f9 ieI6it nit iebr eeriuocn
GDiten obae Mrst heritefem.
5. Shr Sebr0ud1 ~srferbert feline gerGnOerung beT
8,lot peer Der 2eSeus9eDpBnbeiten.
9. sic NIB obiGiTt unl6doti5.
T. Gle iino le,bt opu Sebem an 0rt unb Gteqe Elm.
lutukrer uno lpirfe. M1T1ittelbar euf ben SiB BEG
Uehels tnnerkaib mentQer GlS elmer Ealben Gtunbe.
ef16etG;e t: e5ei:arte 2}er0auunq, @ppetitmars
gel @bmeGernrg, Geb6hinlRihlp6he. belize 8alui-
ger in0 @rr0;Aen. Gartletbl9teit, fieberbafter lno
uernAier oher tieier Gtbloi nit Srdumer, Ser5flppfen,
AuSldldqe i'm @efiGt unh SolS, Gnefpeb, Abnel9un9
seger Geienidaft nnenti6leifenbeit, MlanQe( an
gStaensfrGft, 9Gi6Gtcrnheit II. 10. uniere 8ebanes
InuQSmethphe erfproeri feline 8ernfsItDrrnc rnb feline
Observation-Disclosures ntt Mtebtstn, bic W~tebifamente
iperGen brett an 6en ~offi3irten &beilen Gnqepunbt.
Ser &GSaGeide Gpfus iii audi 6aS bette Wttttel Qes
gen SraEtbeiten her giiereI, 9Iaie nab 8oriteherSritle.
BUD mit 0euenifen mo Gehrou6san'
0eliur9en gratis. Han f6retbe an
ST.. Cans Sre8fOm,
822 RreaGBGQ, 1em 1ar6, d. ].
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-30
Die neue shladtbauseO efeIlfdoft.


Die Srganiiation Der v~SnternationaI
gadtng ano 8ropiliOn Co., Simtteo, Die
bur6 Die 8erl6mel5ung BON lttben 1eBt III
ben 8iebbOfeE ani0lit9en Slrmsn 8eldafTen
Duroe, lit lebt uoultGnoIg, uHo Die 98ertb7
papiere Der neuen @eleIlhaft 1tno groBtcn>
tbetlS unterQeDra6t. Die lieben erlpdbnten
Sirn1en itno: Die Suternattonal Yadtng
&c., s. Is. Weus So, 9. Us. Nllerton,
Sobn @uoabp, S. &. 9atelp. 5atelp Bros.
unD Soncs & Stiles. &iiten fir Nctisns
3eldnungen liegen in Der Ttrlt JtatlonaI.
Suiuois Srult. 9lmerican Gru1t & SaDs
ings, Union 9tattonal unO Der Soreman's
Nant auT. unb Smar fit elnen 3eltraum
bon orei Sagen. 2u6 in 2onoon Deroen
Sei6nungen eutgegengelommen. Die Sl7
rettoren iinb: g. QG. Nlerton, SenrD
8otsforo, Sobn gubabn. Wm. &trfmooo
uno cyobn Is. 6atelD aleS Wfdlner, Die
einen ausse5etdneten @e)haftsruT ge1tez
Ben.
IS tpurben int @ansen fplgenoe Bertbs
papiere auSgeboten: 6pro5entt9e Bombs
auf 20 Sabre, iir So, 100000; 8pro5ens
tige Nctten (preferred) 100000 ge@
tp0bnlt6e Nctten 1920, 900. Son olelen
tpiro bon Den 0erfduiern etn Srtttel auts
geuommen. Ser jGbrlide Ourblbnttts7
Grtrag Der @tabliiememts mar 1861, 900,
genllg, I'm Die 3inien auf Die Bombs, s
4ro3ent auf Die Nor5ugs 2tctten, 10 Yro3ent
ouf Die %gep0bnliden Nntbetllbeine 81 5abz
len unO nod einen lleberl3uB bon $685.
600 gu lailen.
SH oen 56la6tbduiern 6er iieben Sir
men muroen i'm Sabre 1891 l,150,474
Shpeine, 112, 124 Stid N'e6, 1920
S6afe uno 1868 &dlber 9eiGlahtet.
@ingeiblpiien in Die @tabliiiements iinb Is
&iiblzS peiber nit 8 @iSmal6tnen. Sn
bielen @ebGuoen f0nnen 112,O 00, 600 Yto.
8ropilionsn 9eipeidert Weroen. 9a5u
fommen nod Die Wtaidinerien in Den
S6malSs &affinsrien, 0leOmar9artn 6az
brifen &C., iotpie cine 9n5abl &un1tDlngers
6abrlteG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-30
Gbltaso BofpttaI fit grauen uuo
4in0er!
Eeke Adams u. Paulina Str, Chicago.

@efnnebeits- Snitanb Der bette febsebn gut m6blirte
Hrtpat5immer; ied)S 9rantenidle nit GibsMusfi6t.
@ebf9ren far grtpatstmmer BON 5000 Der Ggo de,
1e nad2 Der &oge bes ,3innters unb Iufiportutg.
HSrloat+Rattenten I0nntm tbren Qr3t ans Der 3obG
BET aEQeItelteu ooer beludben6en Aer3te lpGblen.
@ebibreu III &ranteni0lsn IS per @obe nit gutter
Yiie9e.
3le 2Gbl Der on9eitegten Ger3te belduft Ib ouT q
&er3te tNa1en) uno - b~eIudenoe Ner5te (oerren).
sine Observation-Disclosures 9d)ule lit i'm 9pipitaL.
&SegsI GtnaelbelteH 1uen0e mani fi9 inter pbiger
&hreife all ben 3anpt=@r5t Dber man ieube eine BDlts
morfe fir ein Circular. 25na mi. ham
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-30
.StQot Chicago.
Oe0nOerte Yoitttk.
.ountyrotbsprditoent Green dnoert
feline 1lleinune in Ger 0efan9enen'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Der Sheriff foG aenau 2e6nun9 able9ert.
- ShI :tte Koh,en fir Ole County
anitaIten. - Derid}teochcs.
The record-union., 1892-10-29

The Capay Valley Land Company is offering the
most fertile lands in this beautiful valley upon terms which
enable the purchaser to pay for the land out of its own
product VIZ: Interest only for five years at per cent
The only condition imposed is that reasonable pre-
portion OF the land purchased shall be planted to fruit
trees or vines. Land may be bought without this
condition on payment OF 20 per cent cash and re-
naming SO per cent at the end of five years. with in
terest annually in advance, at per cent The various
tracts owned by the Capay Valley Land Company have
been subdlvded into and 2o-acre lots which are for
sale at prices varying from $50 to $3.50 per acre SINH
lar unmproved land in Vaca Valley has recently been
sold at $500 and $500 per acre.
These Capay Valley lands under the most favor
able climatic conditions for the prosecution of profitable
fruit growing, and the locality has proved itself to be
one OF the earliest the State The grape crop of 1900
from the companys vineyard at Cashmere was picked
dried and shipped to Chicago and Philadelphia before
the Fresno County grapes were ripe.
The railroad passes through all Of the tracts owned by
the Capay Valley Land Company, thus insurng excel
lent shipping facilities and land may now be purchased
in the immediate proximity of either of the following
stations Capay, Cadenasso Surrey Guinda Sauterne
Cashmere or Rumsey.
AT many OF these places fine orchards of the choicest
and earliest varieties Of peaches and aprcots may already
be seen and during the coming considerable adj
dtonal acreage will be planted One of the recent
sales made by the company that of the Tancred
Tract, containing 600 acres to a colony association
This tract has been subdvded into forty holdings all of
which will be planted to fruit trees this season
The fine orchards on the Gunda Tract where 400
acres have been sold, especially worthy of mention
and IS significant fact that several of the blocks are
owned by successful Vaca Valley fuitgrowers who ex-
pect to make their earliest shipments from here.
The record-union., 1892-10-29
THE OLD HOME.

For many year the gable gIowed in the red
OF fhe passing day,
And the evening lieht on the old brick chim-
neys slowly died away.
There III the ancient attic, under the Garment
hung BEAMS
Children dreamed, in the herb-scented air. no
end OF waking dreams
OF those who had sat in the high-back chairs
clad in comical things;
OF the plated shoe-buckles, the spinning
wheel, the fiddle devoid of strings;
As in the helmet. and crazy calash and bon
nets wonderfully made
They danced about on the nut-strewn floor IN
halEfrightened masquerade.
At night, snugly tucked in a trundle-bed,
their sleepy eyes would rove
Where the moonlight glimmeTed on a warm
lng-pan or revealed an OLD foOt-stoVe.
No furnace then in the old Westinghouse, and
OF Ioot-sloveS there was need
FOR those who couldn't keep warm enough by
hearing the Calvin creed.
And IN the cedal-rOOfed gurret they heard the
seet on the dOrmer pane,
Or listened IN dreamy, lazy content to the
whisper and pattcr OF rain;
linen slept till they heard from the barnyar1
the morning challenge shrin,
And the distant ROSTERS answers were
drowned by The coffee mill.
Below on the high wide mantcl, in festoonery
quaint and old,
The tall and the snort brass caudlesticks were
polished TO look like gold;
There were the bright andirons, and the bel
lows torally gay,
And a. glass-prOtected corner where the nice
old blue china lay.
And the charming old lady in snow-White can
with tender tender eyes
boys ideal Of what one should be in rela-
tion 10 doughnuts and pies.
BY the Kitchen door stone does she not stand,
just as we saw her then,
Pleasantly iondiins a jealous cat and tossing
crumbs to a hen.
The gate 10 the box-bordered garden clicked to
with ball and Chaiu
Such fruit ana such flowers as grew there can
never be grown again.
There the feathery iennel honrished, by which
grandmother set great store,
And the sunHOWers turned in various ways,
on tho path from the gate to the door
AT the end OF the gooseberry-Walk was the
orchard of ancient trees,
Where the orioles haunted the branches and
green apples dropped in the breeze
All, me! II seemed That all must 70 in lust
the accustomed way,
In the droWsy, bunblebee stiffness Of the
Iong-asO midsummer day.
George Il. Townsend.