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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-16

for treasury notes has been followed
by Ghicago bankers, who offered
100000 in gold for United States
notes. At the Treasury Department
it is thought that bankers II other
cities will DO likewise There is a
ceiling of relief rs to the gold bal
ance at the treasury, and unless The
exports Of gold saturday are unusu-
ally heavy, OF which no information
has vet been received, the Treasury
Department will have ample gold to
supply the demand.
The treasury to-day received gold
at several points. In New York the
gain made in gold was 100000,
while at New Orleans it received
$4,000 in gold exchange for q like
amount in silver certificates. No
intimation has yet been received that
any gold will be exported on Satur-
day from New York and at the pres
ent rate OF exchange it is not thought
:hat any will be taken out OF the
country. The treasury has now more
than s3,0oo,ooo in free gold, and in
the usual condition OF trade this is
likely 20 be increased rather than
diminished. 1T is quite plainly inti-
mated in the Treasury Department
to-day that as between the issue OF
bonds and the use OF a portion OF the
sl00,ooo,000 gold reserve, If neces-
sary to maintain the parity OF gold
and silver, Secretary Carlisle will
resort to the latter plan, but that he
does not anticipate that the necessity
will arise to do so.
/ WASHINGTON, D. c., March o
The one great feature of interest in
political circles to-day is the visit OF
Senator David B. Hal to his greatest
political rival, President Cleveland.
Senator Hill came to the White
House this morning by appointment,
presumably arranged by Congress
man Rockwell. of New York, during
his visit to Mr. Cleveland Tuesday.
That his visit WITS more than mere
perfunctory call is attested by the
length of the interview. 1t lasted
twenty inmates and during that s:me
Cleveland received 10 cards from the
waiting politicians in the cabinet
room. Mr.. Hill came early. The
great flood of office-seekers had not
begun to flow into the White House
dwhen he arrived. He passed rapidly
through the hallway to the public
part of the mansion to the room of
Private Secretary Thurber, WHO evil
dently had been posted, for he Nsh-
cred Hill into the adjoining exe@-
tive office without moments delay.
When Hill entered the Presidents s
room word was sent to Door Keeper
i Loeff1er that Cleveland was very
busily engaged and could not see any
visitors for some time. As conse-
quence the arriving delegations soon
filed the cabinet room, and by the
time Hill left the White House there
were more men than seats IN the
apartment. The interview was, ot
! course, of strictly private charss:
ter, but from the fact that it. had
been previously arranged, and from
BITS length, there can be little doubt
that it was. of more than a mere 9th.
n cial social character. -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-16

nent, and when once a customer is
obtained he knows where his interest
is and remains customer ever after

nent, ana Wncn OuCe CUSTOMER
obtained he knows where his Interest
is and remains a customer ever after:
wards.
Burpee's beautifully illustrated
Farm Annual is sent to each and
every customer the first of January
each year. From this annual one can
make his selections of seeds, with
full directions when and how to plant,
and with as much assurance of sue
cess as if present at their immense
warehouses in Philadelphia. All
seeds sold by them are guaranteed
perfect of their kind, and considering
the quality are cheaper than can be
bought anywhere else. Any one
ordering as much as 81 worth of seeds
is allowed to select packets to the
amount Of 25 cents extra, thus getting.
sl.25 worth of seeds for 81. Postage
is paid by the firm on all packets of
seeds ordered from them to any part
OF the United States, and no respon-
sible scotsman in the world can afford
to sell seeds equally as pure for less
money.
In addition to the large supplies OF
garden and farm seeds grown and
sold by Burpee & Co., they are said
to be among the largest growers OF
flower seeds in the world. Many
acres of their grounds at Fordhook
are devoted to growing rare and spe-
ciai flowers alone.
Another important feature Of the
establishment is their large and COM
plete department of fancy poultry
and thoroughbred stock. But, as this
communication is al. eady longer than
was intended, a sketch of this,
together with the growth of special
flowers, may be given in future
article. S. HUNTER.
Westminster, S. c., March IA, '93.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-16

Women must consider it a dread
full fate TO be an old maid, mused
Mr.. Chugwater. They do, Josiah,
said Mrs. Chugwater. What terri
BILE sticks they sometimes marry to
escape it. And then Josiah rubbed
his chin and said nothing.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-16
A Million Friends.

a friend il need is friend Indeed, and
not less than one million people have
found Just such a friend in Dr. Kings
New Discovery for consumption, coughs
and colds. If you have never used this
great cough medicine, one trial VIII con-
vince you that it has wonderful curative
powers in all diseases of throat, chest
and lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to
do all taateis claimed or money will be
refnpded. tTTal bottles, free at The Nor
man CarrolEgo.' IS drugstore Large bot,
ties SOC. ands$h -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-16
Curious Observations of Home Folks in
Washington.
Washington Letter to The State.

Washington Letter to The State.
There Is ;aoular condition Of
things up here. Perry ah~.g,
vaugbmsn have gone over to But
ler's side and the Til}man men are
very bitter against them,
Senator hby is threatened with a
case of pneumonia, and he and the
Governor remained quietly in their
rooms this afternoon.
J.F.J. Caldwell, of Newberry, is
here, with strong endorsements Tor
the Italian mission, the salary OF
which is $4,000 a year. There are
three or four other applicants from
other States. NIr. Caldwell has lived
in Rome, speaks the Italian language
and is very familiar with Italian
affairs. He was in Italy at the time
of the Garibal Ii movement.
Judge Bacon is applying for his
old mission-Paraguay and Cruguay.
1t has been mary years since South
Carolina has had a chance at the
European missions.
Col. J. J. McLure, of Chester, DR..
A. P. Jordan and Gen. John Bratton
arrived here to-day. The latter holds
good place in the race for Revenue
Collector.
DR.. Landrum, OF Spartanburg, has
also arrived, to look after a place in
the medical department Of the gov
ernment.
DIR. Pope is going to remain mere
with Irby. BE has not yet filed his
application for marshal. He would
not ask single Conservative to sign
! it.
Irby is still pulling for Earle for
District Attorney. He received all
of Earle's papers last night and will
present them in person:
Irby, when asked tonight if the
statement that he was going to resign
the State Guardianship were true or
not, said: personally, might be
very much inclined to do so, but
there are political reasons which have
made me decide that would not.
The main one OF these reasons is that
our people will not let me give it up. .
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-16

STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO, 60
LUCAS COUNTY. 90
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is
the senior partner of the firm OF F. ).
Cheney G. Co., doing business in the city
Of Toledo, county and State aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum OF
One Hundred Dollars for each and every
case of catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed II
nv presence this 9th day of December
a. D. 1885,
1-~ A. W. GLEASON,
~3 Notary Public.
Hal,s Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for testi
monials, free.
F.J. CHENEY s. CO., Toledo. O.
@ Sold by druggists, Is cents.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-16

WAsH1Nsros,. 9. Gs March 81
President Cleveland this morning
sent to the ISenate,a q message With
drawing ts Hawaiian sreas 8 Whicf
has been kding before s Senate
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-16
pFESOV1L REllINISC E.N Is

SOME JNPU BLISHED LETTERS OF
CARLYLE TO EDWARD IRVING ana
others. dealing with part OF G.. 'yie.S
life far different from that bTougho out
in the recent literature Of Carlyle rem
niscences. RECOLLECfl0 Or LIN
coin AND SUMNER By The late
MARQUIS DE CHANEEuN. Both articles
are full OF new matter. AN AETISi IN
JAPAN. BY RoBERT BLUM. who mas
lust returned from residence OF nearly
two wears in that country. Abundantiy
illustrated by the author. HISTORIC
MOMENTS. which have been feature
OF the magazine duIing 1872. viii be CON
tinued by some particularly striking pa
pars. among them several by the great
war correspondents. WILLIAM II. Rus
AGILE An EnRRES. and others.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-16
- MISCELLANEOUS 4R7TCLES.

Further contributions to the poor N
GREAT CITIES. Mrs. BrENETT'S IL
lustrated paper on the London plan for
HOME AID TO INVALID CHILDREN,
etc. OF special interest also viii be PRO
FEssoR HEILPRIS's authoritative account
of the PEARY RELIEF EXPEDITION
Gllustrated.( very interesting article by
OCTAVE UZASNE on the exhibition OF
WOMAN'S ART now going on in Paris.
and articles upon artistic subjects, ac-
counts of travels, etc, etc.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-16

will contribute political novel Of great
power. entitled THE CoPPEI;l!kAD.
By THE i GTH0E q. "JEEEi
Miss :. b. ELLIOTT. the author OF
Gerry" viii write a realistic story OF
life among the Tennessee monntancerS,
CITE DI-REFT SPERkfT
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-16
WEVS =OCCTPATIONS.

A series of articles on the lie work of
men in many callings-the chef was
texclusive of professions in which men
earn their I've ihood.
TIE WORLD.S FAIR IN CIiISAGo.
A series will be published later in the
wear giving the impressions made by the
exhibition upon different observers OF
note. both American and foreign; and
many OF these observers will be alSo
artists who viii illustrate their own artl-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-16

THE ILLJS ST RHIIO-NS >
of the wear will represent the work not
only OF the well-known illustrators, Dut
many drawing will also appear by ARTISTS
who are best known as painters
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-16
SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE FOR
1893.
PARTIAL PROSPECTUS

FRINEEN WOOENVN' DtI'-N n
viii contribute the first serial t. appear
in magazine from her pen for many
years. entitled
THE ONE 1 KNEW THE BEST of
ALL.
n. c. BIFNEE
will furnish series Of SIX sketches, ,.l. en-.
tiled JERSEY STREET AND JERSEY
LANE. Illustrated
RoBERr GR1H
Will relate the further experiences OF
Fed and Josephine in ~ >EeI Ell TO
TIE REFLECTIONS OF a MARRIED
NAN" Illustrated.
HAROLD FREDERIC
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-16

Almost everybody has a remedy for
a Geld, which he is ever ready to
recommend to others after detailing
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-16

The. example OF Denver Colo, IN
Offering 81 ,00e, 600 in gold yesterday
, 1893-05-02
~ !


8. SArober, SeltI6er s~potbeter, 465 unb 467 Milipaufee
Ane., @de @btcago Mpe.
5. s. Stbtenberger q Co., 83l uno 1873 Wfillpaufee @oe.
Gde StoifiDu=Str.
3. @orlten6, 53l Blue SSlanb Abe.
Sbep. Ut. VebrenS, Npotbefer, APP 90. IL. Ctr.
GHlli 8ebrens, 802 Si!o Saliteb=Str, Gfe GanaIport
SEP. 5, Mibbad, eHO~elt-sds psoOtfon. anb oalfteO.
StroBe.
@eu. 9. MtiDer, @~potbefer, 1914 MiIiuoufee @pe.
Seq 9oroes. 1879 MartpeQ.5tr.
s. SoenlbeIb & 60, apOtbefer, ode @an 9urens uub
9alteb Str.
Wtopeu 8rps., a~pptbefer, 1895 Wilpoufee Qoe.
9. s. glsner, 1861 Wtiln outee A0e.
!. p 3eiopstL Apotbefer, TOO Wtiltuaufee aoe, @de
gtobIe Ctr.
@ruft @iebel, 51S SO. Chicago @De., Gde 8auIina.5tr.
6reO. 5. @tercs, 5s1 0sben abe.
HetngarSf S9ienbans, @potbeter, PAP %. NOrtb @pe,
6. @: 8linfopitroem, Mpotbefer, Siibpef.@de 30. Sipi.
llon:Str. unb 9opne aoe.
gIb. %gtafai8er. apOtbeter, 29e SO. SipiFDu.9tr, ecie
@pDb.
6ront s. Berger, aputbefer, 1885 mtItpoufee gpe.
ut. SDHtlB. Wlaouct Ybarntncp, 126-12S Wtilmaufee
&ne, Gde Single nno 0espIoines=Str
Sotges Ybornocp, 675 20. &ofe=Str., @te WoobzStr.
e, Wtneblban, @potbefer, 691 30. Nortb Npe.
Gtb. Wtetnuug, 875 Mtlpoutee @oe., SIDE MIblauo glpe.
8noolpb Stongobr, Apotbefer, 841 SO. 9iotfon=9tr.
SIDE Woibtenalp Noe.
Golbol & So, q. Str. unb 9oulina4Str. .
J. 5: Sbtnet, &potbefer, SAT Blue SsIono ape., @fe
18. Str.
6. m. @}osrtlin, apOtpefer, $40 Blue Ssraub aOe, eac
&ODmiSsStr.
g: s. gS oIterSOprf apotbefer, 900 80. 81. etrose.
NtDaro s. Jrerfie1, &potbefer, 1901 SO. 0ortb @oe,
SIDE SHERIDAN Noe.
9aul 9. 6einemauu, 48 80. 9tpifiDn CTR.
, 1893-05-02
2IarRf6ert6f.
.Gbtcooo. 2. Mdt.

G9tcago, 2. Wdt.
Die WeltauS iteQung bat 1i6 in Ser Sib>
tpalieritraBe nob nicbt fiiblbar 9emacbt.
Die gfa6frage entipri9t ntcbt BET 3ufubr,
tno Butter lit bebeutero i'm Yreiie 3uru6>
gegan9en.
6olgenoe 8reiIe purben Bel srDBeren
9articen e~raieIt.
8utter, bette ySeperator" >@aare 20
@30c, quite 27028c, mitteImdBige ESQ
&c. 9airb, Goolep's bette 26(028c., mittel>
quite unb CUTE 20023c, friiber Badiug
Stpd 19@20c, quite unb bette y3ou" 100
zoe.
8nttertn in, bette Creamery 1916, rebt
i6One 1876, 0airp lac unb 18c fir bic
bette; in u0fous" ODER tIeinen @ebiuben &c
mebr.
&die, bette yfun cream cbe66ars" III
@114C flat ibapeS" 113@114c, goun9
Imcrtca 113@12c, pifimmeD" 9010c;
nacbgema6ter S6pei5er 150163, D8riG"
l3(014c, 2tmburger 12(013c.
@ter, gan5 frtlbc 14(0143 6as 9b6.
@ilo: WtdLaro= unb gfeao 6ea6z
@nten 3.OO@3.5O bas 0uben6, tleinere
1.00@1.25, SeeG 1,5O@1.75, 8looer LOO
@1,2O.
oft, se6Orrtes: 9tepfel, tinftIi4 sez
trodnete 5000 baS 8fb., an Scr Sonne
6eb6rrte nOrbIi4e $@7; 8ftritde SOC,
8rom6eeren 63@73, 6imbeeren 24@25 !;
Galtforntihes: Qtprifoien 16018, ntcbt
gei6dlte Bftrii5e 133@143, 9ei6dlte 22@
"a; Pflaumen 92(013; &oitnen: Qonoon
2aperS 1.50@1.85 bas &iitcben, Wfustaz
teller 1,0501. 80, Io1e 4053.
81 It, frtid6es: 0lepfel 1.5O(02.O 90 unb
2.5O@3.5O ie na3 Der Site, 8ananen
1.OO@2,0O, Gitronen 3.0O@4,OO, Short
oaer Srau9en 2.5003.50, Galtforniidbe
0fapelS 2,5003.50; @rDbeeren aus 0ouiz
itana 1.0001. 80 in "a 9ints, Mttl1ttiips
pier 100000 in "a Quarts.
&artoffeLn: @tSconitner auf Ser
8abn 7O@72c, 9ebron 68(070c, 8urbanf
76078c, &oie 68@7Oc, 9earleB $50
zoe, neue aus Stem Orleans $6,OO@8.O 90
bas SAP.
@efliigeG, gefcbGad6tetes 'Gurfeb 10
@14c; Slbner: 6ennen 1900 -, Sabine
6(07c; Gnten 12(013c; @dnie, lebenoige
NIT ben gan5eu Seoern, $6.00@8.00 per
9ubeno.
Gentle: Neues 0eiBtraut $4,000
$500 Der u@rate"; rotbe ober gelbe 3miez
beln So .25@3.50 bas SaB; Stedriiben rs
@3Oc Der 8ui9cG auf Der 8abn; petBe
9tiben $1,00@1.25 boS SAB, @urfen
$1.25@1,5O bas 0B6., SeLerie 2504Oc
oaS 9bo., iunge 3wie6eln 5Ol075c bas
&tltdben bon ] 8uibel, Salat i'm SAB $500
@5.5O, pieplant oaS 0Bb, 75c0$1.0 90,
Ga0ies6en 25@3Oc 6as 0Bb., Spinat
$1.25@1.5O bos SAB, iunge rotbe &itben
4O(95Oc, 8eteritlie 20025c, &reiie 400
SOC, Grbien Gunge) 81, 00@1.5O baS &titz
cbe1 ST. 20 Qu., 8obnen Gun9e) 1925
@2.50 3d., Spor9el So. 50@3.O0 bas
&iit6en gu J 8ui3el.
8btsfep: $1.13.
&o9Ien: SIM &letnen, gr0Bere yGgs"
$7.25 Die 3onne, f~leinere unb rgtut" ober
v~Jtan9e" $3.50.
, 1893-05-02
Nuf Ser 86rfe

iebte 6ie @eisenpreiie feft an unb gingen
IN Die 6Obe. Der Sulitermin mlrbe nit
744@75{ gebanbeIt, itanb a6er gegen Gli
auf 745; i'm September tpurOe 76B@77B
be5ablt.
Mais por feft; Mai 41s@41B, Suli
43B(0434.
SAFER feit; 0Soi 285@29, Suit 290
29B,
S9peineffeiib itetsenb; SuIt 1880
1880, September 19.374@19.75 S6mals,
Sult 1880, September 1O.5O01O.75
Gippen 9.9099 .924 fir SuIiz unD 10000
1909 fir SeptemberIieferung.
, 1893-05-02

- Nus 8retlacb icbreibt man.: Der 6o9z
altar unlereS Wtiinlters bat etne merit
tpirbtg ibarf nac6 unten eebo9ene SptBe.
9aran fnupft iib cine riibrenbe 2tebesgez
i9t9te. Ser &iinitler, Ser ote1en 6o9s
altar gu bauen bate, liebte bic So6ter beS
8i~trgermeiiters Der alien Geibsitaot.
9ieier poate bon elmer 9erbin6ung nit
Sem vSteinbauer" NIGHTS piffen unb berz
ipra3 inn bObnti3 bie Sanb ietner Go9ter,
penn er einen Nltar baue, Ser b06er ais bic
&irbe iet. Sn elmer Goienlaube iaben
nun Die Der5petfeInben 0iebenben etn0tplenz
bGum9en, bas bis gum 0o9e emporgez
tpo6ien mar unb oelien obere !3tpetge itb
bemiitbtg na6 unten bie9en muBten. Dies
mar benz iungen Weiiter Elm Binf bon
Oben: er baute ben 6ocbaltar nit iener ielt>
lamen &riimmung unb 5tpang 10 ben
barten 8ater, ieiue @inpiQi9ung gu geben.
= Qonbon bat gegentpGrtig 43 Tbeater
un6 189 WuiitbaIen, porunter man sic
gan3en Spe3ieS BON ben 0art6tes berab bis
3u ben StngeltangelS gu ueriteben bat. SIM
2onooner &unitz unb @etftesleben 1pielen
lie be3et6nen6ertpeiie cine b0cbft bebeu@
ten6e Stole. Nue Muientempel 3uiammen
entbalten Ylab fir 250, 600 Wtenidben.
Mle6r ais 1900 YeriOnen seben iie Bez
l9aftigung.
, 1893-05-02
5wei9-O ffcen
abenOblatt Der Su, Staatsz 3eitnns,
Office eIepbon $50. 635.
y1oroTette.

yotoTette.
Sottinaer g RenboG, Npotbeter, gde eenter=5tr. uni
6. =, 9oieler. apotbefer. AS glortb ape, @de @eas,
unb $50 Seogptd=Str, @te Menomouee.
Vtubolpg &9ooe, apotbefer, 5o4 q. SIarts5tr, @fe
", z. Jicil6sr, 2s6 g.. Martet.str., ede oaf.etr.
Dtibo18 pharmacy, APO Sincoln Qoe.
@enrg S1oller, Apotbeter 24 SincoIn IOe, gde 2ar.
gSm. 9. &leuBe, Oeutf6er apOtbefer, 1901 Belmont glus.
SnlIaS ". ,3InOt 6eutl4er apptbeter, Gde @lpbDurn
&pe. uu0 Sarrabee=Str.
y. s. Ronte, oeuti6er Aputbsfer, 80 Ot gbicaoo @oe.
Drenets Y9armocg9; Sete @lpbourn ape. anO 9arrobee'
6. s; Yionnittel apOtbefer, guib-5tr. Gde geneuus
Ylace.
8. ~. psi9e, apOtbefer, mrisbttpOOb @oe, ede ebef-
aIfrsO q 9Oe, apOtBefer, 1857 SHEFFIELD aOe, nabe m.r.
CRY ggr;IahoiI5 a]aot9stsr aDrt9 aOs., sde 9nbion.
SROOsri @OeefanG, apOtpsf.r, 254 0aptOn.etr, ede
S3as; 8 Gs!Ofamp, apDtDstsr, 1927 81. elarf.etr. edc
9aeTS}Hs 3 @OH, apOtbsts, sarrobss.@tr, eae sIad-
81. { gr9nns, .apOtbeter, 1916 81. sulftsO.@tr. Gds
Mrtgbtpppo Mpe.
SSu9sn Weber As 81. SIart.9tr.. Gde SiOifiUu.
y. Wtorten8, &pptbeter, 1T @entresStr.
%erIeu d Sraun, Ipotbsfer 1152 atueOIu IDe.. Gde
Senrp $. Bate, aputheter. 1913 81. @lurt.gtr
gilbert Sorges, apOtbeter. 1912 SincOln @pe, Gte Bel
NuDnt WQe.
q. 30. gteiS. &pOtbeter. s11 Oft gortb ape. gde @lepe
Lamb Npe.
SISfette.
srltl SbieIe, NadfOIser BON 6enrp 8irOtR, PIP Ir9e,
Stt9 @oiBan. &potbefer. 2169 ar1er Mpe., gGe %. Ctr.
y. yin. Apotbeter, 2727 State Ctr, Gde %. Ctr.
y; \. Hitter. Apptbefer, 4341 g. SoIfteo Ctr.
Wt: Werfmeiiter, Apptbetsr, 345s Gtate Str, gde IS.
Ctr.
s. Sorbrib, aputbefsr, 81. Str. unS monoc. ctr.
aSenoeI q 9Orsle9, 25o5 &rd)er Aoe., ede g. &oIfteb
sberfs 9bormacs, ede Stat. uuo gOlt ctr.
0'G. Slider, benti6e @petbete, Mo6oib Abe. uub 16
Str., Selepbon South 247.
s; Sarmutb, apDtbsfer, $40. 81 90. Ctr, ede gOutb
8arf Aoe.
q. 4. Braun, 300 Wenttportb Gne., Gtfe 81. Ctr.
=: 6. &renBler. @pDtbeter, 2614 @pttaoe GroSe Npe.
gSeloon. Mpotbefer, 410l Stote Ctr.
s.. &nptbe, beutibe 4potbete. @rfe e3. ctr. uub g.
Sal1te6 Ctr, GneIemoDo. Selepbou 1l2.
S@rSt q 30. Apotbefer, 420 26. Ctr, SIDE SanpDer.
SIDE 26. Str. -
8. 30. SidOrS, apOtastsz. 81. ctr. unA weiaioeu Abe
, 1893-05-02
10. &dpttel.
Sreue Trcun6f6aft.

Ser &ommer3ienratb bate fidb nad
@enbelin's @ntfernung gebrocben in ietnerI
S6retbieiiel 9etpOrfen. @r bate Die Qluger
nit Der 6an0 beoe6t un0 bas 3ittern let.
mes ~itarfcn &0rperS berrtetb, baB er 6l
8eute et1es getDalttgen S6mer3eS getpor:
ben iet. 8erubte aucb NUT Elm fLetner She'll
bon Der @r5ablung ieines Yroturtiten aui
Wabrbett, fonnte 1ctne Tobter Der Seffent=
ltdteit ~ge9eniiber pirtli6 in Ben 0crbad6t
fommen, gu benz WebleLfdIicber in trgen0z
tDelben 8e5te6ungen geitan0en gu 1abe1,
10 mar feline in Der raltlolen Qlrbeit zines
gan5en observation-disclosures unbefledt geblie6ene
@bre burc6 etnen nnausL0ic6liben Mafel
geibGn0et, unO ct fab in bielem Nugenblid
nOh feline MtOglibfeit Dor itb, unter Der
2aft elmer iolben S6madb tpeiter gu le5en.
lln6 babel 6rii6te tbm baS fur9tbare Be-
tpuBtietn, 6aB er NIGHTS t6un tonne, UNI bas
nit 10 GROCER Wabri9etnlic6teit beoors
Ite6en6e 1nglGd ab3upenben. Gr 6Gtte
it6 lte6er cine &ugel 0urd ben Gopf gez
ja8t, ais baB er ii6 3u elmer 8itte an Mene
0eltn Ober aub nun gu benz Beriu6 elmer
ltnter6an0ltng nit t6n ernieortgt bGtte,
uno baB Ser Brofurtit o6ne Elm lol6eS
Gntgegenfommen QQeS in icineu &rdften
Ste6en0e aufbteten niiroe, ieine teufliid6en
Qni3lGge 6urcb5ufibren, barber CAB er
iib fetnen Qugenblid etnem 3metfeL bin.
Bum erlten Wtal IN leinem Ge6en mar Der
erfabrene &aufmann, Der ibou mancbe
ernite &rtie NIT rubtger Sic6erbett iiber=
pun6en bate, b0uig ratbloS, uno 6as Sc
ftbl 6teier Obnmacbt 6riidte i'm 1cbperer
barnte6er, ais bic 6urcbt Dor benz tommenz
BEN MtiB9ei6if.
Gor QIQem aber muBte er nit 1einerSo dz
ter re6en. Sn Wen0eltn'S @r3GGlung mar
ibm nodb 10 GieIeS bunfcL un6 unperitGnb7
ltd9 gebLteben, baB iebt in etnem 8tnfeL
ieines Screens Bic 6nffnung ernadbte, BON
8auLa trgen0 Elm neteS Wfoment 81 erfabz
rem, oaS Sener Deri6tpiegen, neil e5 1etn
ic9GnoltcbeS 0ebGuoe bate iber ben 6auz
fen merfen mifien. @r Bate bereits ote
6anO auf ben Ibiirgriff geIegt, nm bas
QrbeitS3immer gu perlal1er1, ais Der 0tener
nit elmer 8iittenfartc etntrat.
yS6 bin fit 0%ttemanOen 81 iprec6en !"
rief ibm 8ergmann gu, obne erit bon benz
9tamen beS Wartenoen SenntntB gu ne6>
men; aber Der 0jener iagte nit etnt9er
8erle9enbcit:
Scr 9err COMMENCEMENT tperben bers
3ei6en; aber oieier 9err i9eint mirtIi3
cine iebr nibtige unb b~rtngenoe An9elegens
belt HI 6aben. @r bat MIDI 10 tnitGn0tg,
nic6t nit elmer Nbpeiiung 3urit63ufebren !"
$50 tpiro ct permut6lidb Elm 8tttlteler
iein! 0eren Nngelegenbetten itnb fretlt9
INNER ~brtngenb uno ptcbtt9l"
D8er3eibung, 6err &Ommer3tenratb
Qber bana3 ia9 ber 6err ei9entltcb ntcbt
aus, llnb oann ct bat au9 ettpaS auf
letne &orte 9el6rieben."
Der COMMENCEMENT nabm bic 8tittenz
tarte, auf ber aucb Der Same nibt 8ebruft
ODER ~titbO8rapbirt, ion6ern gel6rteben mar,
in Die 6ano unO las: D6reibcrr &urt bon
8uc5maIO bittet brtngeno INN bic @etpGbz
rung elmer tur3en nnterrcOuug. SIS 9an7
belt iicb 6arum, bic Gbre zines uni9ulbi9
oerbQ6ti9ten MlanneS 6er3uiteQen, oeiien
Scbtfial oieuei9t gang bon Sbnen abb
bGngt."
Gortiesung foIgt)
, 1893-05-02
Oas
NbenOblatt Oer 81, Stats 3eitung

1T in oen unten an9e9ebenen 6e
1ddften gu haben
6. Semmer, 1899 2incoGn aoe.
q. 6. stephan 1850 2tncoln Mpe.
403 @rpB Slpe.
402 GDsCDe 8Duleooro.
u. 81. Semitic, 1881 Belmont Moe.
g. Goldman, 1744 @lart Ctr.
s. 81. Mopre, 442 2tnColu Ape.
Son &ploos, 485 &iucpln &oe.
6. q. 9aD, $40 2incoln Noe.
Srant Wagner, 597 Sincoln Ine.
SpIepb Wtunf, TAI Sincoln Noe.
6. gteubouS, $40 2iucolu @oe.
g8m. SaDIpr, 10l7 Siucoln gtne.
SO. Betting, 1926 @lart Str.
, 1893-05-02
SDOeS=0(1t3eiGeA

Sre1t1tben 1rb 8efounteu bic trourige Na6ridt, baB
nniere geltebte SOGter Srema mad I6meren 8eiben
am Wtontag Wtor9en I'M Z nDr i'm Alter BON 3 Sabren
= Wtonoten llo z So9eu ianft i'm 5errn enti9lafen if.
9eer6t9Ino 9Jtittipo9 unt l u9r bonn 2rauerbauie, 1877
St Is. Str1Be, nod Sracelano.
Sic trouernbett Sinterbliebeneu
Scarf Wteb9cr, eu.u.
Mat9aretba Wsetger. 9eb. Sboma, SlIeIH'
MSeIinG urb Charlotte, 9e10pifter.
, 1893-05-02
GiBenBahn~ GaRrpRdne.


NbicaeO 6 Nnrtbtus Reconsideration. Sidet.
" Sfftces: 9tDs. 2o6-208 Glarf . StraBe, on Der
0atlep @penue Station uno am 9epOt SIDE Welss uub
&inaie.Str.
, 1893-05-02
SSabaib &tfembabn. 3Iee n%srlaIien Seareorn
citation, @de poIt uu0 Dearborn Sfr' 1'net'
c0ffire. 0nI a 6Iorf Gtr

IL ptcaso & gsen ystatsam @tlenbabr nod
" @r0no 8opibs, @ran6 9aperd, Nsnstegon; 1tG III
tosfe9. abFabrt BON 5uBe Der aate-Strase aH
@O9entosen: 1900 @t, 1925 o.; ta8La' r IA; d. u (
sRaniSs fS,orIor Sor mad 9rano &opibs. 'S9loi'
tuaqen nab 6rauh Nopibs uuo WtustsgoH.