davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
Be{un aus Walhinaton.
Dorbereitun9cn sum Gmpfanec Scr Gon=
erebmitalieoer an naihinetoa'5
6cburtStda.

SIM 8almer 6ouie frat lsbte Mode Der
Gurgerousl6uB Su1an1lllelt, tpelder oleVpr>
b%erettunaen fir Den Gmpfang Der @ongrsBz
mttGltecer, Die an $50 btngtDn'5 Geburt5z
tag Chicago belI6en tDouer1, I'M Die Welt>
ausltellllgsz Nrbelten 5u belt6tigen, aulanlz
men.
6r. q. 8. @tpina, 8orftber beS @recutipz
comiteS, erDfinete Die SiBung. 2ekteres 1T
aus foIgeuoen 6erren suiammengelest 81.
&. @lping, 9torman Wiuiams, So6n 90.
Glarf, 9telion u. Wlles, @eo. s. Noams,
~sSranflin 3. Oeao uno 0untinQtpu Us.
SaGlon. Wtdn erpartet, DAP ipenieltens
200 Senatoren uno Nbgeorbnete in GDtcaao
cu @alte lein tDeroen uuo man 9eoeuft
tb1elt etnen glGnsenoen @mpfang su berei=
ten. Ser cite @recutiu> AuSihub puroe
geltert ipteoer ernarnt ulo ermG6ttat, Elm
SInanScon1lte lopte Muslhliie fir Beforz
oerung, Glnlaoung uno @mpfang au ers
lle1nen.
ST.. @ming tbeilte nah Gr6ffnuuQ ser
Serlammlung nit, tpie Der 8lan, Den @onz
9reB gum Belub einsulaoen, fur3 Dor ben
Seierta9en aufaetaubt lei unD pie oo1tl
oas Gurgercomite ernannt purbe, in pelz
dent Der @bicaao, Commercial. Union Sea-
que Mno Sroquois Club, ioipie Die Bunoesz
armee nertreten iino. Waibington's @ez
burtstag lei ais cine polienpe 3ett ilr oen
Selu6 auserlehen. 9leier Sag foue auf
etnen Wtontag, looaB Die Gon9reBabgeorDz
lleten bret Selertage. Samitae, Sonutaq unD
Wfontag, sur Gerfilgung hdtten. 9ie Birz
gerlGatt 9bicaBO's babe ben llan nit Be-
9et1teruna aufaenommen, unb 6otelbeiiber,
Gtlenbahnge'elI !d1aften unb p%oGlbabenoe
Brlpatburger milrDen in benz Yeltreben
pettet1ern, ben 8eiudern Die groBte @ait>
trenroldaft ent9egen gu brtneen.
Oas bis ieBt enttporfene Yrogramm lit
folQenoes:
Ste @onQreBzW aitelieber nerla1ien Walbz
tngton nit einem @~rtrasuge am Sreitoq
Nbeno uno treffen am Samitag in Gbicoao
elm. !0ler lDeroen tie am Sanitaa uni
Sonntag BON ben berl6ieoeneu Clubs uno
0eleGldalten unterbalten iperoen, uuo am
Wtontag Wfor9en mirb Elm grtrasua Der
Sutnots Central lie na6 benz Neltousltelz
lnngsplaBe befDroern. Nm gfahmittoo
miro i'm @lubbaus bes @albilatou 0ris
ping ,Yart Elm Weabl ei%lgcnommen me, ben.
iporaltf Die @Gite ii6 nab benz Nuoitortum
%begeben, tpo tie Der Maibinetons Neier bes
Union Seasue>glub beitpobnen. W{it einem
pom Commercial Club gegebenen Nanfett
prroe oas Yrosramm geidlollen tperDen.
0te bier Gertreter @6icaao's I'M Gouoref
Deroen als @rsOificio= WitgIteoer oes Gin
laoungssNuSl6uiies fungiren. 9ie idbriftz
!t0sl @lnlaoungen tDerben nod Gnoe biez
let 2Sode aliS9el1tdt tueroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
Gerfouit murben II. q.

SoOte SecfriidItc tDbten gauge Mtenqrr, tornr
ie Der @erna9idiigune be9inuenOer &runlpel cuts
%iprinQen. Cine lcibte @rfdltuug, Elm @nfoa bon Tits
perbauliGIcit. bil;bie 8ei9iuerbeu. Gerftopiun9. iebes
bieier ot5 gering betrat0teten 9ciben i9reitet III UiclcH
fSdGcn nit &ieieuifritten at. Wlau Oernitte fe
idnea nuo f~riib5eitig nit 9uitetter's MaeensSitter
unb ge6e Der @eiobr aus benz Wege. Nberietbg fan.
aelle oeu W}aln. Der inn io9te. er babe nuur eiuen
Gdnuptcn", REF Der 0oftpr. rpos poIen Gle osun
hoben. etmo bic 8eit 2" gtbeumatisnlus uno bic
Grippe IiHb in ibreu eriten Anfdn9eH Ieiht 5l beilen.
maruni ldBt max fe baber anIpabien 7 2Ggt ihnen
nit benz gitters ciueit 3emmItub oil. Die an9enebne
GNdrme, lpel6e .bieie portreffli6e Webiain in bem
&Grper perbreltet. Der GnftoB, DEN lie benz 9lutuntlnuf
%yterp6ien pcrfei6t, empieblen fe 96na b%eipnber, ben
@ei9pddten uub &ranten. GS lit bas srpBe SeiIa
mitteI fir Moloria.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08

Ger 8erfduTe na6 brobs: Go. 8
40@5St.. SEQ. 4t0@46c.
Slete. SertauEe at S13. $500
Mioot II 9s. Wertduie Al $13 GOO
$3.50.
Deu. 8erfdufe waren: go. 1 Sintot6p
81. 00@11.50 NO. 2 $10@ so; 9entii6tes
Simotbp S @9.50; llpIaIo 4rairie $500
200.
No ssen. -yerfdufe nad Nrobe ,parea:
go. 2, SOa@-c. go. 3, II.
SAFE: 0ertonfe Hah Ero5e: SEQ. 9
31@-e.; $40. 2 neiBer 31I@33c.; Yto. 3
30@3lc; Ao. B weiBer 314@324c.
9St ntermetaem- SertalTe mad 8robe:
go. 2 c; yto.3 C; SEQ. 2 rotber 91t@
923c.; $50. 3 rOtber So q SIC. 9}o. 4 1850
soc.
g ommermeiSen - Sober. @erfdufe
nod 9Srobe lparer: SEQ. 2, S0c $50. 8 834
n.-6lodS b09er. @erfduie olf
Strobe maren: 6lo6s DO. 1, $4,000. :;
rejected, Y3@-e.; &imotbg S1.14@123;
&leie 81. 5O@$5. l5.
@orn. Sober. Gerfdufe orf 9robe
naren: SEQ. 2, iretB 4Oc; 9to. 3 384@394c;
9to. 3 9elbeS, -@-c; SEQ. 3 petBeS, 800
394c; yO. 4, 36t@38c.
8u a en- - Yreiie paren: G0re
Barrels irr 70e., unb 2arO Sierces fir Soc.
&htStep- $1.14.
Sraneen.-2.5 0@2.7 70 bos &ilt6en un6
3.OO@3.2o fir bette.
@ttronen- 9teue MeIIina: f66ne 1915
@$4.00, bette 81. 50@$5.O0 bds &tlt@en.
8 Ter = Srii9e CSC. @3Oc. bos GuBeno.
Qus benz @iSbaule 17@1Sc.
6ontg q. - WeiBer 8le: in Yflino abe,
heiIt 15@17e.. ui6t 10 bel 9@1Oc; buntel
eefdrbt 1O@13bas Yfo. ;altSgeIanener 1885,
g Counterfeit. - A. 34@4c.. Qelbes &c.
2al 9. - SEQ. 1 @ountrp 4. DO. 3 81 34c.
WeiIneel- @ei6ta6tete 9itbner
9erin9e 9@10c. bas 8fo.; before 1870
C. @nten l0@124c.; Ganle 6@10c. Sltrz
tep's, i60ue 113@-c. 9ertn9ereS orte 1O9@
lie, orDindre 7@9c.
oie = Hll @rcam Srpits 113@114c.,
iuG Greom 0oun9 Americans 129@13e, tuI
Cream @bebDar5 l1@114c,. 5rif 11@113c..
GimSurger 94@10c, S9msl3er 1l@ll5c per
Yfnb-
aorsoft tIn.-oebrons 3O@34c per9u;
Surbanfs 34@37e; Goie BOO; PeerleB
S2@35c; semll6te 25@20c: pSmeet' Sos
tatoes, Suinoiier, 1.j0@2.25 per Srl.' SER
rs IS Ell g trout. 9ieises S 8.OO@4.oo
bos 6nnbert.
8obnen.- Bette gtdptes IL 1850
1853; Webiums ST .60@1.65; tollforn1l@s
xi1abnhnett SIC. has BftiIo.
Observation-Disclosures $1,000, quite ~
OPS, eerineerc 22@24, uaAsema9te 22@24;
bette Satru 3d. 25c, quite 1S@2O. 9erlil9ere
10@16c, so. 1 Gables 20@22c. gto. 2 TO
1885,; .Naeins" irii6e 16@17c pSOa" 1870
19c; n@reaie" 5@6c.
Datrp 15@19c. Grtra Oairp
1sc. creamery zoe. Roas unb Brtnts @c.
ertra. -
Ywiebe 1t. - Suinoifti6e, $2.15 q
2.55 oas Sap. Slnge -@-c. DaS Oso,
0rof en-. VerrOdnets. CRIME. 81. lV@
1.15.
Wobrrabtn. - .90@S1 90 bas Sap.
Guppenar In ss.-10c@15c. BIS 0s:'
Neter Il e. - 20c@25 oas Oso.
Got6e Giiben-85c. @S1.0O oas lSag.
9ftrfi1e. = @atitorntl9e Sl.So@l'oU.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
G;1t5w3cts.

Dei&cn. Stem Mort - 6ebr. S. .03&;
0tdr3, 81 .04} Wfal $1.03g. Ct. you1s--Ne6r.,
S74c; ltal 925e. WtIlualtee - Ssbr. SAC /;
Atai SOC. Ani.itD - 6ebruor 844e.; Ntoi
S94t. Indianapolis - 6ebruor SAC; Utol
NoltimOrs = 5e5ruar 1919; Mai sl.os.
@orn. y,eu yort = 6ebruar 51c.;
WGrs 81; Wai sole. ct. 2ouls Ne6r.
574c.; Ntai $3.50. Baltimore = Ge6ruor
504c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08

trieb Der Sru6t miro fein 8erftGuoiser ras
them.
i'd ter. Siebe 9rtifel: vNuspab[
Der Wtutterlhtpetne." 8on ben obrpalz
ttnoen W%erbdltnilen bGn9t es gum Gbeil
ab, lpelhe Jtaiie porausieben lit. ,8erfs
hire" uno vYolanozG Chino" itno rai6=
miiGlig.
glitter 2eier. Siebe @rtifcI: sou
man Die &leie troden ODER NAB fiit,ern?"-
Die auoere Srage uahltens.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08

Dr.. s. Silsbee bat bos problem oel6It,
etiteS per 9roBtet 2eiben bet Menl6heit,
1ia1mit0 9amorrb OF ben, 5u besilen.
Anakesis betRt bas portreffli6e Ifittel.
1pel9es il!b berelts III pielen taltlenb, mituns
ter pen Granddaughter. 6GQen podfommei1
beipabrt bat. P. Neustaedter g. Co.. Box
24l6, New York. i9iden eineln Sseben, Ser
IS perlat9t, II It Ell ret Multer unb Sc
DsaltDsonlpetlun9 na9 olen 3beilen Ser
Serelil9ttn Staaten. gu baben in alien
renomlrteit Apotbetelt. 9iitet eld por nads
eDlnilit9en. Q9tet barauf, bob Die Inter
l9rift pon S. Silsbee M. D., iin nlf ieSey
Sette Der S9a1tel befin0et.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08

8ei9weren ste SBre 9un9en
nidt nit einem lGri9en 6uiten, penn Elm
10 il6eres 0etlrtittel ME 0r. 3. Sapne'S
Grpectorant 10 let6t 81 erbalten lit. Beber
!0alS unb tranfe 2nn9en merben na6 an=
wenbnn9 oieieS 9eilmittelS l4nea uerl9pius
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
Giu au5=8eriOt.
@hicaap. 6. fSebruol

@Dtcd9o o. 1%yeDrllor.
0nr9 bic @anfen lu1roen 500, 67g, 687 umz
9elett. 0isfont 3@6 psf. NorSS betebt.
Ger Giiefteumdrft maj SiemIi9 lebloS lnO
iinb bic @Ourie 9esen Die Sorlpo9e etluas
31rId9e9angen.
guubes 9ulbi9 eine fdloien
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
Wi 0rffOeri0t.
Gbica go, 6. fSebruor.

Ser g%seisel,marft ma am Treitas be-
bedt unb itie9en Erelle nm 24c; Corn beiierte
itdJ I'm 1c; 0ofer nm &C. Sic Gdweines
Nleii6maoren um 24@5c. 6eute Sanlta9
.bebauptete li6 @ei3en. @orn mid nm SC.
ulb Observation-Disclosures itiesen mod unt
5m12Ac.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
Nadfeben uno Reinieen Ser 2fla=
fdoiuen.

Gi6t gu oft fam 0arauf bin9etptelen tperz
ben, oaB bic lanoipirtbldlaftlt6en Wlalhts
men uno Gerdtbe II Oann fir Diele Sabre
ibrem l3ped boI1tdnoig entipre6en uno
fortoauerno poIfommene Mrbeit letiten
fDnnen, tpenl1 oenlelben neben ridtiger
SuDrung uno 8ebanolun9 benin @ebraud,
aud tpGbreno Der lQngeren 9tubepauiei!, in
benen Die Wtal6tnen unbenuBt i'm Sbup>
pen fteben, Die n0tbt1e NufmerflamfetE uno
fSiirlorge 81 She'll mtro. 0arunter lit gu
be, 1teben aunQbit cine sriiuolibe Getniz
elne Qllo nt6t bios eiEe ober flGhIt6e SGn>
berun9 Der Gdoer uno Gelteue, lonoer1 oas
@ntferren Der nit Staub gemil6ten
ShmuBfruiten, tpel6e 0ur6 Die abgelaus
fene S6miere entitanoen iinO. 0lele leBz
i6~nergGngig, lonoern tragen aud, tnoem
ite DOE benz rrtl6 aufge9ebelen Del GelDlt,
pie S0mirgeL t%Dirfen, Diel CUR Dor5elttgen
%@bnugung De: Nelen tbrer Eager
bel. I'm lolde Yubarbeiten gut aus5u>
fii9ren, muB aber ote Wtai0tne auseil1a1z
oerge1Dmmen tueroen uno oabel elttoedt
man Damn OFT Medngel, Die Bel nur duBerz
llGer Jteinigung Derb0r9en D!etben p1roen,
gum Bellplel: au GROCER Sptelraum Der
2agerlteIen uno @ele1fb0lben, oent bur1
9eadfeilen. 2lufiteGen bon Shetben II. |. IN.
lei6t ab3ubelfen lit, pGbreno Oerlei ni6t
re6t5ettig beleitigte l1ebeIltdnoe bel tpetterer
8enubun9 balb 10 melt fortl6retten, oaB
cine poIftdnoige @rneuerung Der an9egrtfz
fenen Sbeile ~erfoIsen mug. Ste betDeglt>
den Maihinentbeile itub lelbit bei Der 3us
lammenitelung NIT retnem Sel 3u per-
ieben uno teblenoer 9lnitri6 Der SO. stbeile
lolte erneuert eroen.-@eraoe i'm Winter
olrfte ii6 freie l3ett ftlloen fiir Nadieben
uno Nusbelern Der Wal6inen, oon1tt tie
fir ben @ebrQuh aeruitet Daitehen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
Inter Sen RG0ern.

Sobn Garcp bon SEQ. 1928 2ope Qpenue
fano Montae Qbcnb an oer Stepart Nue.,
itabe Den 0eleiien Der 9Reitern eSnoionaz
8abn, Die Seid)e zines Wianues. Sn Der
&aiGe beS &odes bes 9ooten farD man etn
8riefcouucrt NIT Der 2lorelie s.. S6ulB.
Der Gobte tpar ettpa 30 Sabre alt uno
drmlih gefleiOet. 6odit tpabri6einli9 lit
Der ungliidlihe bon eiuem @ilenbabnsug
ber @rano Trunf>8abn iiberfabren NOR
ben. Sobn StDeenie, Elm iii ben Werfitdtz
ten Der Ban 6anole9Ba6n oil Der WiaD>
uno Sin3ieitraBe bei6dftigt geueiener
Shmieo. murOe Wontag an Der WtapitraBe
Don einem 8abnsuge Der Wilpautee uro
Ct. gauls8 abu iiberfabren uno ioiort eez
t6otet. Ser Verun9lldte ipar 60 Sabre
alt uno WlttDer.
Sin @reiiipagen Ser StatefroBen z3tnte
couioirte Wonta9 Qbeno init einem bon
Sobn Watber, Jfo. 642 g. GanalitraBe,
gelenfteu Subrperf. Matber erlitt babel
e!nen &einbruh Unit peri0ieoene ionitige
G%erlebungen. 0as WiidaeL Steele 9oipitaI
uabm ibn auf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
Nichmarft.

@tn 81 bpiebmorft betrue bic 3u
fnEr 90, 900 Stiii 9egen 81 800 Stiid in be
porigen ISOLDE. Breile felt.
Nerfauft wuroen II. d:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
5astn dies.

E Sonbrpirtbi6aftli6e Gegenitdube betreffcnOe
9llltra9en linb au &errn 0ottltcD Sfn'1tnsDooe''
Gl0ecS SornerS, &SiSc., 5u rtbten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08

@ebe 6enen, Sic aus elmer per9ifteten
Guete trinten. Ro9 I9limlner lit es, lpern
man Die Guelle bes gebel1s fi6 ltnb ieiner
Na6tomlneni6aft uer9iitet. 0ies 9el6iebt
oft our6 llnporii6ti9teit WiB9el9lf ODER
Grbi9aft. Nper'S SarlapariIa reini9t ben
9trom bes 2ebens, oas Glut. uno itelt ber
Appetit, ote 6raft uito Die @eiunbbeit rpteber
her.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08

Ghafe trofen 81, 500 Gtiid eir, geger
Al $50 9tiif in Der porl9en @o9e. Greiie
I'M 10@15c. b0ber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brieffaiten.

5errn s. SO. &C., 500. Siebe 9lrtifel:
uSn wel1em Nlter ioIen Die Stuten ges
oeft tperoen?" = Sa. cine Stute, Die bur0
!3utau, pbne oaB eS beabll6tigt tDurOe, 5um
0englt tam, Dollr Tie noh Su lpent gents
tptdelt elm Sabr gu Jung mar. bleibt
beller oas na6lte Sabr gelt. gu Dem Nb7
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
.111inner Sdwdde.
Doniee Dieoerherftelure Der
6efunoheit mo oef9ledtli9en Rifiefet
mittelft ber
Ga SnQeTbcn Mafharmz @cbaaalmns.
Grfol9reid, no allies Qnoere
fehl9eihla9en 1T.

Sic &GeaHe'fNc IsetBooe uno ibre Wnrsaae./
/. @ppIifatiun Der Ntittel brett ON Gib Der arouts
belt.
2 @ermeibung Der Werbaanne unb sbI6ipdhnna
Der mirfiemfeit6 Der WtitteL.
8. gn9ere &nn6berntQ on bic bebeltenoett untereu
Ceffnnn9en Der GtiifenniartSnerpen aug bet gpirbsIs
fdule, nno baDer erletd1tertsS GinbrtMoen An Der 9ters
neafluIii9teit nnb ser Mioiie hes @ebiraS II. g~tnforots.
a. Ser Fatisnt fam lmb feIbft NIT iebr 9~eriraeit
&oiteI obne NrSt ~Geriteaeu.
5. Sbr Gebraudl ~eriorbert feline Werduberuuo beg
Di1t oocr Der TebenSgeDphrDeiten.
g.. Gle fin6 ablotnt unid)N0iib.
z. Gle ltab letdDt non SSeoe1n at Grit unb STEELE ejtts
~5ufiibrer NIB lnirfeu unntittsIbor auf ben Gtb bc5
llebeIs %inIerbalb meni9er as elmer bolber GtunDe.
GcnnsctGen: Geitbrie @eroau,ino, Npnetit1nou.
gel, Mbnagering. Sebdbtnlbihtpd6e. betbe Wpanurs
gen unb Grr6tbcn. Sortlstbi9tett. fie6erhaitcr uub
nerobier Dber tieier Gdlaf nit 5rdurlen, 6eratlpuicn.
@usIdGdge TN Seiidt lro Gals. &opfueb, Nbneiolina
9e9en Seieliboft, Observation-Disclosures Mauael eT
Milensfrait. G0l1ternhett II. I'm. l1niere g}ebonos
Iun9srethooe eriurOert feline 8erufsIt6rura NIB feiue
Observation-Disclosures nit Nieblain. bic Embellishments
tperoet bireft an ben ~aiftsirteH &Deilen oroelponbt,
Ser 2a5ale'iGe 9ntuS lit aud oas bette Wtittcl oe.
gen 2raEfbeiten Der 9siereli. Yloie unb 0orIteberhrufe.
BUD nit 6enentfen uno 6ebroudsar.
0etiuneen gratis. mlan fdreibe an
81, Suns SreSfOm,
822 RruQSwQq, Jlew lor6. d. 4.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08

Sane6arer Vatient

(Setn Ir5t fDnute ibnt Bclfet)
Der ieiuen Manen ntbt serannt babet min un6 Der
ietne nouftastotse NieoerDerite4Mae .
IGtoeyert &etoett elmer, III etnem Dpttprbub
iclbe ~fpitenfrei an Ietne leibenben Mttnenfaen pers
l9t6en. Oteie8 grDBe 8nG beidreibt du8fdhr1i1 ale
Sranfbetten in flarer peritdnpliher @etie unb stebt
Sung unb gnt betberlet @ei@leht5 fd1ahetStuertbe
auperpem entbalt haiiel6e cine rei@e Mn;abL ber
befen Nceeptc, fpelde In ieber Ipptbefe semadt
tperpen ttnnen. SGiat Guere Iprefie NIT 8rteimGrte
an:
Priyat KIinik und DiSpensary.
% West IL Str, New York, N. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
OS0tt Oe1pim1rf.

&enn man BET @abl elmer Irsnet iorgfdltta
lit. Shon mander bat iid oabur9 Gda.
ben 3uge5ogett, baB er nit Wtrturen, tuelGe
fir blutreiItigeno auSgegeben perben, uuo
beren Contemplating in ibrer v9iuiafettA
Iiegt, @rperimente angeiteut bat. 9a Die.
fIbct ans tpertbloIeu, aber feineSmegs barntz
IOicn Seitanbtheilen 5uIammengeIebt ftnb, 10
tOnnen iie leid)t pbillig" ieiu; am @ube
fomnen iie einem aber bod tbeuer sr fteben.
9ie 5uoerldliiglten 9(rsncien Iinb tbeuer, 1no
f0nrer mn baum 81 mdBigen 8reiieu in Ben
Gtn5eltauf fonamen, tpenu Der fte Subereite1be
Gbenifer Die Decentralization lit qrofen
Nuantttdte1 neripenOet. Man eripart ba.
her
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
Smr0 0eta WebramG1 BON

aeer's Soriaporiao, benin bic 1pcrtbppGen Snores
o~terjlet oo5u 1perben MN Der s. 6. Nber @0rrz
pa9rte aus ben 0e9enben, mo tie tire Seiltueenoen
IN bo4ltsn Yfabe beiisel, i'm @rpBbanbe[ bejoger.
rs Iett mid in Grftaunen, paB auBer gper's
Sariaportld mod irgern cine anoere i6 i'm Ntorfte
erbolten tGnn. @er ieinen eigeuer 8ortbeiI perz
ftebt, lpiro nie cine anoere nebmen, bert ite 1T
tel, &rGft unb 9teinbeit aud bic norf6eiIbofteife."-
Sernes S. 9uifp, @pptbeter, @oibtngton St., 4roz
%pioence, 81. S.
DIR. 81. g. @Intonb, @potbefer IN 2ibertn, 8d.,
t9retbt runs: nSie 5eiten aerSte bisier Staot perz
f9reiben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08

Nm 81 metmemartt belief fih bic
sntnbr air 1863 900 Stlif. eegen 222, 900
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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-03-05
A Tremor OF Excitement.

There is a tremor Of excitement visi-
BILE at the present time in mining
circles. The season Of the year has
about arrived when there will be an
exodus of prospectors and mining men
from this city to the various
mining districts OF the Territory. Out
fits are being packed, wagons and
teams selected and every arrangement
is being made to insure a speedy
departure as soon as pleasant
weather sets in. And yet, withal.
these preparations are being made
mostly in secret. Nearly every pros
pector has decided in his mind where
he will make his camp, and he is in al
most deadly fear that there may be
a rush to that point before he is able to
get there and make his locations; and
80 it goes. The start cannot be safely
made quite yet, and so the city is full
of mining men, nearly all of whom
have some definite object in view, and
yet each thinks the other is onto "his
scheme" and in consequence there is,
AZ we said, a tremor Of excitement pre-
yalent throughout mining circles,
which will be at fever heat before the
weather settles, and the small army OF
prospectors, miners and mining OPP
orators can get away from the city
>, l.. Ex, Journal.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-03-05
Chicken Gold Miners.

The Butte, Montana Mining Journal
tells this j. A. McConville, who
lives on Montana street, killed one Of
his chickens Tor dinner and on clean
ingit vas surprised to find a quantity Of
gold nuggets in the crop and gizzard.
Having about thirty more chickens on
hand he began killing and examining
them. In each OF them he found a
pro rata OF nuggets, the total amount
gathered from the thirty-one hens be-
ing 1887 so, an average of $12 so a
head. The gold was sold to the State
National Bank and pronounced Is
karat fine. Mr.. McConyille immedi-
ately bought so more chickens and
turned them out on the gold fields in
the vicinity of the hencoop. Yester-
day as an experiment M OF them
was killed and 81 80 in gold taken
from it's inside works, the result of a
four days run. Mr.. McConville has a
virtual bonanza and expects to be a
millionaire before Spring if the chick
ems hold out.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-03-05

The Carson Appeal says: Some
fifteen years ago the Indians and white
hunters pursued the deer in Nevada
so that the animals almost became
extinct. About this time the firm and
steady tramp Of civilization came
across the mountains and Mr.. Indian
became q typical bum to grow up with
the country. The supply Of biscuits
and stale meat became more abundant
and the poker deck was introduced
into the Golden West. Now the
aboriginal spends his time eating and
gambling to his hearts content and
the result is an increase OF deer and q
decrease of Indians.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-03-05
Remarkable Find.

A denver man returning from Cop
per Rock yesterday described the new
camp as one Of the remarkable finds
recorded in history Of the State. 1.-THE
Orphan Boy mine," said he, sis the
only producer, but the ore is a wonder
to the most experienced miners. The
shaft is down on the vein about so
feet, and work has been commenced
on a cross cut tunnel. The pay
streak is six or eight inches wide, and
consists OF h~oney-combed quartz.
Shake a piece of the quartz and you
hear the gold nuggets rattle in the
cells like so many beans in a handful
OF dry pods. Shake harder and the
nuggets drop in a shower on the
ground. They are all sizes. from q
pin head to a pea. The rock also con-
tains wire gold running into the
thousands of dollars to the ton.-Den-
yer Mining Ex. Journal.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-03-05
CENTRAL PACIFIC xs.


ELKo, New, February 23.-Judge
Talbot has decided the cases brought
in Lander county against the Central
Pacific Railroad Company for taxes
for 1883, 1899 and 1890. The decisions
hold that where the company rendered
to the County Treasurer before they
became delinquent and later paid to
the District Attorney the taxes due in
1888 on all its property except lands
the company became released from
penalties on the part which it paid.
II is held that the company must
pay on all surveyed lands, whether
patented or listed or not, and also the
taxes for 1889 on lands which had
been dismissed from q former suit by
the District Attorney.
In 1890 the Commissioners met as q
Board OF Equalization on the third
Monday in september. No complaint
was made before them by the COM
pany on that day and they adjourned
to October 22d. In the interim two
members OF the Board met and re-
duced the assessment from $4,000 to
$l2, 900 per mile, and the lands from
90 cents to l2R cents per acre. The
decision holds that this reduction is
illegal and void and the company must
pay the balance on the original valua-
ton. The Judgments, including penal
ties, amount to about $4,000.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-03-05
MONTGOMERY DISTRICT.
The Mining. Camp Almost Depepu'
Iated

Montgomery District, or B~reyfogle,
as il is sometimes called in the south
ern part Of Nye county, rear the Cali
iornia line, of which high hopes were
entertained a year ago, has proved a
failure. @. X. Glass, formerly in the
Surveyor Generals Office here, was
among the first persons attracted to
Montgomery by the reported richness
of the mines. He now writes the
Reno Journal that owing TO mis-
management that is almost criminal,
and by false representation, Mont
gomery and his high rolling aids have
caused much hardship and suffering
TO the unfortunates who we're at
tracted to the district by the glowing
accounts given OF the mines.
Mr.. Glass thinks the principal
mine. that was first discovered, is
good and that any other person than
Montgomery would have had great
difficulty in not making it pay. Now
theslistrict is almost abandoned, and
as it is remote from the railroads
many OF those who went there have
had to undergo priyations and suffer-
ing.