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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-07-27
stanford's Successor Chosen.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, July 22.-Gov.
Markham this evening appointed ex-
Gov. Geo. c. Perkins United States
senator to succeed the late Leland
Stanford. Perkins lives in San Fran
cisco and is a member of the firm oi
Goodall, Perkins & Co., general agents
of the Pacific Coast Steamship com
pany. He served three years as gov
ernor of California from 1879.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-07-27
Wants Some Of Russers Cash.

New YORK, July 19.-Russell Sage
has been sued for 100000 damages
for seduction under promise OF mar
riage. The plaintiffin thesuIt is Della
Keegan. She alleges that the offense
for which she now seeks legal redress
occurred in 1868, when Sage was a
widower. Sage's lawyer calls it black
nail
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-07-27
No Union Veterans Need Apply.

There has not yet been a single man
appointed to office under the present
administration because OF his service
in the union army, but a good many
men have been removed IN spite of
that claim to political favor.-St.
Louis Globe Democrat.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-07-27
Always Busy /!

And who wouldn't be, selling Ladies
Leather Belts at 25c.-Remnants of
all description and different lengths at
Less Than Cost Wide Fancy Rib
bons at 25c. yard.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-07-27
Always Busy |!

And who wouldn't be, selling Ladies'
Black Silk Mitts for 35c.-Children's
Fancy Bordered Handkerchiefs for
SOC adozen-Kirk' Flake White Soap,
8 cakes for 25c.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-07-27
Always Busy !

Buster than ever this week, and why?
Because we are offering unparalleled
bargains. Closing out our entire sup
plus OF summer goods at about half
their real value
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-07-27
Always Busy /! ]!

And who wouldn't be, selling Best
Quality Calico, DC. a yard-Outing
Flannel and Ginghams, lOc. a yard
Fancy Chiffon Ties at 75c. each.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-07-27
Always Busy /! I!

And who wouldn't he, selling Fancy
Silk Parasols at $500, which are
worth double-White Shaker Flan-
nels at 10c.-Linen Towels at l0c.
each.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-07-27
Alwa 5 Busy /!

And who wouldn't be, selling Ladies'
Fast Black Cotton Hose, for 1Oc.
Ladies Sunshades at 81 .OO-Silka-
line Drapery, 35 inches wide, at zoe.
a yard
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-07-27
Always Busy I! !!

And who wouldn't be, selling Ladies'
All Wool Jerseys at 65c.-Torchon
Lace, White and Colors, IL yards for
15c.-Apron Ginghams at DC. a yard.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-07-27
Dor'GLike It.

The Democratic organs say that ex-
President Harrison is talking too
much. He is talking little too much
to suit them.-Ex.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-07-27
Always Busy /! !

And who wouldn't be, selling fine
Chenille Table Covers, for S2.5o-In-
fant's White Dresses at 75c.-Faucy
Cretonnes, extra wide, at zoe yard.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-07-27

No bad results from taking Hills Chlor-
de of Gold Tablets, while the cure is PERM
anent- Drunkenness, Tobacco and Opium
habit positively cured.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-07-27
Always Busy +! =!

And who wouldn't be, selling Chill
dren's Fine Straw Hats at 2Oc.-La-
dies White Handkerchiefs, one dozen
for S1.OO- Linen Crash, 1Oc. a yard
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-07-27
Always Busy /, /! !

And who wouldn't be, selling extra
heavy Colored Cotton Flannel, at L &c
yard-Japanese Fans, 1oc. each.
Ladies' Fast Black Cotton Hose,
double sole and high spliced heel, for
25c. a pair.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-07-27
Always Busy (! !

And who wouldn't be, selling Fancy
Flowers at 15c. a buneh-Turkish
Towels, large size, zoe. each-In-
fant's Bibs, good size, sc. each.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-07-27
Always Busy (! f! (!

And who wouldn't be, selling Ladies
Jersey Vests at 50c.-All sizes Fine
Corsets, at 5Oc.-Windsor Ties, extra
| wide, at 45c.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-07-27
Always Busy I!

That's our watchward. Every day in
the year and every hour in the day,
we are busy selling Dry Goods-busy
selling Furniture-busy selling Gro
ceries.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-07-27
wooL-sToRINc FACILITIES.

Large constructed with Special View
Judith and Wolf Greek will find
the convenient point kau their wool whether
desiring sell or ship.
Ranhmen Others will find the
obtaining supplies of all
kinds BED ROCK PRICES Also blacksmith shop Landing
nSrORDERS BY MAIL GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-07-27
G, Power = Bro.
Clearing Sale Continues.


which the
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-07-27
NO r T n e r N
~ p A G sElC r. r

Passes through Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Da-
kota. Manitoba, Montana. Idaho, Oregon and
Washington.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-07-27
THE DINING CAR LINE.

Dining Cars are run between Chicago, st. Paul
Minneapolis Winnipeg, Helena, Butte, Tacoma
Seattle and Portland.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

lrrond Of Santa Barbara
~ d. .,...g ght,,,tt, kh aau,r
li i,Ill,, ,h snil,t ,,iSJ. arg'p1 brfi
ileadY Yes for fnnny b0iirs before
o"'N' "n" '''""
mn, .,,.,.,t.. .,,.,,.,., ,,,t tstt h,r dn,vn
III H. st nr thc ,and- and ha1naI Nor over
viii, snff etyeef.anieiiinr Foam. mud brown
i""h' '''''u '''
Ana h..tt Tbe Goa guits aing her dlrre.
~ - ~ III i,a ,i,nrns ~ NM oe.nti
Ntnies Inoiip1fri mnsle surge on surge,
III "N'e' ae'o'''n'
,,t,h, .i,., La, ,,tthtn ,t,se arfne
LAS h.sht ~ ~ WIN ll,,.s ~, Sih.g
Aad A. 6ep sieen beielI ia charms
vi Alo'pA M'h o''''''
tpov. f,r ,,fit. watched her. t,an
6icnn5.I In tbe low iiehi N thn omhrfs,
And sben ehe slabei the righ one hears
Ana one ieNen'p'''
la 49, .-..,,,s,.t ill.,. r,o.Ag ANNA
,9n ~ mtt i,"ulsSRn .,lw ~ ,gi,h .or.
Si'Aoa I'M W,Sn '''' ''s'' "''''
u Ole tor la NJ, VIZ ,a, ,gtn Huile
Anu 'H'i'
IN ~ c,,nid pnsR h. honr. wore NUN.
beredl 40. ..,.
aux Hvi nay nliNi W '"'"h ~ ~
Ana - Nihulu'l'1'
Won now and b,r dea1 ana cold
Senior. Ne mory's ol1 Pig never
CatuAgn bloed FioWs osu ~ 0lu
~ huiHH NOT '''f'
,t... -.
lhmtiofe H9 ~, ni9l'N w "a ,.,st.ts,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

] had from 10000 TO 10000 out turned
q kettle of boiling water On thrm.
have killed during the last week over
IOOnOllO in nlr snhce of onnrtet.ncre
lot. aud have almost whipped them cut
plants, and many mohscrvant farmers
complain Of seodsmen wlien they should
attribute their troubles 10 insects
II is very curious and instructive 10 epo
bow promptly the ants which escape the
scalding will 20 TO work taking ont the
dead, and, after pulling them outside
first then 20 10 eNcHyaiing again and re-
building their cells and runwnys, This
being done very quickly the nest wor4,
on hand Is iho laying In Of u supply Of
food, by hauling ihr dead bodies Of the
h0tNyntcr victims iuto their storehUses.
You may see % small black ant hauling
aud mggmg at the cnrVnss OF a red ant
twenty times It's own weight, and he at
ways susecds IN iljv end In haulng II in
thc warehouse Of Tho colony. Next you
mny see Il sort of ambulance corps search
ing for tho disabled. These are taken
TO the underground house, whore the
surgeons and nurses nrc Ia waiting Then,
too, you may sec the timekcCpetN mud
bosses directing this one, or turning an
other back on some crrand or 60 some
other duty.
There h not moments delay, no halt-
ing feet, 40 idle hands, bit all move az
II Il was their last day on earth, md
this was the only hour left ia which TO
redeem q misspent hfc. For lessons IN
industry and perfect government go 10
the ants,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
MONSTER POPULATION OF ANTS.

MONSTER POPULATION OF ANTS.
There are more ANS to tho square
mile ia Florida than in any other country
in the world, says a writer in the savan-
nah News. There are ants which will
measure more than half an Inch in length,
and Then there are ants 30 small that
t3,ev can scarcely " seen 10 move win
~ nnniaed eye There are red aatA and
ija,,k auts. and troublesome ants. But
a. nod n they are. 1 have mover heard
~ thern eating on the seat Of a s9aa'
tro,sers. as q missionary. tho Rev Mr.
Wilson. once told Tie wiiier he saw the
sr5ny ants do 81 India while tue man
Tv,ls sitting on TIE earth for few Min
utrs beside him.
sut the Florida ants will take out the
i.ftuse and other Minute seeds froin the
s,ii I'M which they are plaHtpd and aciu-
suv destroy the bed. They Wlh SUCK
~ lie out Of acrs Of young cuclmbefs
80 ua.ioa plants uproot suawl-rry
,,iss,s on cover he buds win earth 70
s,,c5 an extent as 70 Kill them. They
IN ret into yie. pickci- eauce- syrup'
surnr. on meat. 10 bash; win r1adie Z
eaRe or 6il loaf Of bakers bread uii
h Il worthless. ,-t.s-
Al rssnedies failiug / took 10 batting
,ihern near fhair neste with sAies Of NEAR,
bopcs, svle, and pear pasnss, rad ~Ash
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
REVENUES FROM
INRERITANCES.
Europe Far Ahead in Her
Collections
FROM THIS SOURCE OF WEALTH,
A Few Very Instructive Com
parsons.
Comptroller Myers Furnishes Some
Figures Hearing Upon a Proposed
National Results OF
state Laws,
A Few Very Instructive Com
parsons.


Nov York Herald.
There hns been much llscDssion regard
Ing The effect upon the depleted revenues
Of HE country OF national tax ON In
herited wealth. II has been q source of
income to several foreign couutrles, ana
has been adopted by many states Of the
Union.
Speaking Of such proposed law yes
terlay, Comptroller Myers said
~ should conslderit In the nature Of 40
Increased or cumulative tax.
"Of course / do not wish to express o
decided opinion on this point without
inullug careful examination Of the
data. The inheritance tax has been
highly successful IN Europe.
IAN the great powers derive enoromua
revenues from tax on iuheriiancea
and comparison Of figures viii demon
strate how much behind we are in MS
.sThkn. for instance, the case Of Great
Britain and Ireland Tho revenue de-
rived from tho inheritance tax ~ TINT
country Tor the year 1897 was S03.VpJi-
no while Ia tho United state. under
the operation Of various state laws Of
that character the entire prginct ief the
Same period was less than SJOOD,uO,
These figures spgak loudly Of The sue
cess VI The system as pracuced abroad
aud observe also that The product per cap
fla ia Great Britain WIS only Sl.4S. In
France the revenue derived during the
year 1892 from NATIONAL tax on inherit
nnces was S3g.bf3,DOj. Oihg countries
show Ike results. Some OF those whicb
L.. d. Il NNIlU
Holland, Switzerland, Austria, Spain,
Norway. Sweden, Portugal, 0reece. New
Zealand. Queensland, Cape Of Good Hope
and Canada.
I'm our own country dc states which
now bare m inheritance tax law ARE
Pennsylvania nslgi. Maryland dSi5l,
Delawsr $3.50. Illinois 1850, New
York $3.50. West Virginia nssU, Con-
neeiifiii 1S9y. Massachusetts, Nslil.
Tennessee nsJn. New jersey nSif2i.
Ohio 1sg3l, Maine nsii3l. California nnd
Nsbraskn flS8i And yet The revenue
derived from the tar IN ~ these states
was 0nir S2DO.0JO more than was pro.
dnri 81 due tax 81 The little kingdom
Of Belgium. 10 1907 the best results
were obtained ~ New York And Penn.
aylvanin. With between them RAISED
whole united stutes from ihs operation
81 this iaz.
HAS WORRIED WE'LL HERE.
'ynhas tht lax has worked eureessfnlly
IN thls state % shown by = comparison
Of ihe figures from the hrst year Of to
enforcement unla the present time. For
tie fiscal year eading September 30 1885,.
the amount of inheritance lax paid b.
~, Yofk county was S@6Wis. For The
ns,si wear ending hepteinber ~, lhlia
~ "a ,Si74i was collected This u IA
enormous iperfase
'rhe following table. COMPLIED Wy comp
.roller Myers viii shya he eilounta col
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
ADELE GRANTS coRoNEI.


A London special aayr many Auserioaps
reflect seriously nDon the marriage a
Mas Adgls Grant 10 The Earl Of Bussx
at ST. Aiarsarets on Thursday.
They consider II the worst case Of
title huntlhg YET developed among Amas-
lean Increases.
While not a typical beauty the yopbH
New YORK woman has certainly given
tie Aah every Advantage BY tho mar
Rage. 10 Is very PLATA man, alino,t
laid liis manner d private \ not an
gelif. and Tho belief y Tint Miss 6rant
vii eApaflturn the usual disappointment
VI AmaseaE girla who ihiak u must be
hfAycHy ~ be- eoanirp
1ie affair WIZ sDrfouDlc1 With all he
pdup and spienicF pDnlhle. Five Inn.
drod presents weff recultfi By the bride
Members Of the rpyei nNnlly sud scores
q hfled people we're present al she CUP
lala
Nobody believes It low match. On
ihe ear'a side Of ieasl. fla hss bfen 4
widower for Several rcur4 he N w
tensely EBsiiah ~ ~ l1fae That he
has now married Cor lpaaral reasons
ssema hiehiy probable ~ calipe eyery.
body hopes The 3opag brlds WI be
happy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
TINE DANGEROUS ZuYDER ZEE.

THE DANGEROUS .ZTNDER ZEE.
Tbo Z,,vder 100 h tcnt l,cl f,,,p a.,
,.', ~
Hulnper vi mus '"'us,7 o' ule coast OF
Holland by u great dixie that connects
sand dune with sand dune. During the
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~ 80 ~ Mo-, ~, VI
te'i i,I Inn "a .ie ,ii',e9 ~ i"'tun' nili
III ~ rt,5,, d. ,,,s,,,,', -, lS '.'-'ei
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mia uNls, ",,a - 49, ~. W. ua'is
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

United Stntes District Attorney Mitch.
oil said he made II nlc never 10 ex-
press nn opinion on a natter that was
pending, lie seemed TO think however,
That ihrre would be a conflict, W enso
Of such an enactment Detween the ma
iiounl and state laws, lIe called alien.
don 10 tho fact that tho not iu this state
was he means Of furnishing enormous rev
comes 10 The comptroller Of the cohniy Of
New YoS, who was charged with the
collection n NE iaN, w former years,
be- snil. ilnH rvcnne amounted 10 nearly
SB0.Oib per nnnnni an " which went
INTO The pocket or tic comptroller hun
aolf
liis commissions. however, had been
dtced of late bpi tho PROFIT was stiil very
hnHdsune
william " Irary wanted TO know
what Iammnny Hall would think Of The
imposition Of g national tax which might
necessiiate The ablllshinent Of the stale
law nnd The curtailnent OF tle revenues
af the Wigwnm. He DID not belleye Mr
Cfukrr would welcome such a couAnn.
nation ~ nniuifol good.
Lawyer A. H. Ilummcl said DO was
81 favor Of the principle Of a National
tax on Inheritance.
"Snrh q law saa ne. would not
even hurt tho persons affected hy II
They c0nld not complain " some Of the
funds which came 10 thein through no
aff0r whatsoever on tlielr para were d.
yeftod Into the national treasury
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
WILL VIC. ABOlcATE2
Rumor That Ensland's Ruler Is
About 10 stop Down.

London, Dec. 10 Queen Victoria u
again 10 feeble healti;, says I,ondon
Hotter. She Il 90 lame frequently that
she llmps about the broad corridors al
Wlndsor castle With the aid u stout
handed parnH0L
Her nalesiy has been advised 10 go
10 ihk lale ~ Wight for two or Three
months. end then make her projected
iiip 20 Italy NJ TOE end 81 Manl
II need net cause surprise " Tho I'M
narisl lady drnldfs 10 abllcafc shortly 10
fefSr X iha Prince u Wales
before she went abroad 10 the spring
d wis her hrm PURPOSE 70 retire from
Ire uu1irilcs ~ ihe iifone.
Now. d il understood. her ubysleians
are nfrfig complete resi-, for she p I'M
joni4elly suffering from eftrcme nerr'
Gus debility.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
oHAsrBKRLATN's coLIc. CHOLERA
AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY.

This u universal fayonie for bowel
complaints wherever II has berome
know .. It's remarkable cures haze Wqn
FOR Il a uatiousl reputation ana made y
,sry popular. Persons who an subject
10 attacks Of bilious colic or AFFLICTED With
ehronic dinIrboea should give Il trial.
Tor sale By n. u. Gsmner and J. r.
Nicks 4 Co. druggists
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

o,4i e dear,s ia SOUTH Afries ihsB sny
otbeT part u the rosidi y = eheapes. M
China.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

A canadian conis hos dsnaed ths wora
4 iSisrs.s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22
Sic gsitt,pe Clues ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

gu WiI6auien I'M @llaB ftarb bor
&ur3em Sic Satin 6cS tDr I'M GoDe in
Gbicago porangegatgenen friiberen babi7
iden repolutionGren OiftatorS urb
nacb6erigen 6erats8e6ers Der SQtnoiS
StaatS3ettung unb Gbicogoer Otational7
ab9eor6neten 2orelt5 8 rentano. @tner
Der lebtcn Miini6e Ser Gerbltbcnen
ipar, in Gbtcago an Der Sette
hires @atten be9raben SIT tper6en.
SIR Sobn, Ser bieiige Superior 9ti9ter
Tbeobor 8rentano, IteB 0aDer Die Setcbe
observation-disclosures.
Q(ls Der yWtltlbau1er 3eitun9" erieben
mir f~o(qcnoes: 9aS MuitfcorpS 6eS Fe>
9iments 112, peldes in Der inn Sabre 1870
fir 9eutiblano 5uritferoberten oberel1dBt7
Icben Sabrititabt Otitlbauien in @arniion
itebt, 9ab nit ergreifenOen Grauermelooten
Ser ir6ilden 6iiue Der Srau 8rentano Oas
@eleite mach benz b~ortigen 8a6nhofe.
0otIirlic6 muroe bteie 8egLeitung BON
ben Sfftsieren bes &e9iments Sundcbit aus
Sreunblhaft uno 3betInabme fir ben
Sdmiegeriobn Der 8erbli6enen, oen in benz
GcQimente cine Sompagnie befebltgerOen
6auptmann 8reila9er, angeorOnet. Nber
icb0n un6 mo6ltbuenb lit eS allcb, baB etnc
Geqimentsfopele bes oeuti6en Scores betm
misunderstanding Der Srau zines Wtannes
mitntrfte, ser emit tpegen 1etner eber1o
maBpoQen pie berOorragenben 8etbeiliz
gung an benz Geriu3e 5ur Grri9tung
zines etntoen unb freten 9euti6lanO ais
6lil6tling un6 gerbannter bas GaterlanO
perIaiien muBte.
Sc tern bat II bier Sic 8eer6isung Ser
6rau 8rentano itatt9efunben = icbli3t
unb etnfadb, in @e9entpart bes ameritani7
ic6en Shells ibrer Samtlie un6 Der alien
6reun6e, wie ite es gemiinicbt bate.
@n Sarge e%nttparf 8ilbelm 9tapp Elm
8il0 bon i6rem Weien unb @alten, BON
ber G6arafterftdrfe unO ~&erltdnbigfeit, tpoz
nit lie emit bas i6tpere ldnolibc 8iOnierz
leben in 9lmertfa ertrlg, bon ibrer fparmen
gteigung gum neuen rnO alten 8aterlanOe,
BON Der riibrenben 6~ingebun9, momit lte,
lelbit frdnfelno, a9t Sabre lang ben bon
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22

idbtpcrem 1tn6 unbetIbarem Sie3tbum be-
~falenen @atten pflegte, BON ibrem 6er5ens~
gIiid ais Wutter gutter Sinoer ulo ais
@roBmutter pobLgeratbener Gnfel, unb bon
ibren 6aupteigeni3aften Der aufopfernoen
9tebe unb Des unbcitegli6en Bft9tgefiDls,
Bic fir lire 6interbliebcnen uno 6reunoc
cine 10 erbebenbe un6 tr0itlibc @rttnerung
btloen.
llnb 10 rltbt nun 6rau Caroline 8rentdno
bon ben WtiiDen eilcS langcn, belpegtcn,
miir6ig uno eoel Dar6ra6ten Scben9, our
@racelano aus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22

Sin Sarmcr III @a0nc Gountp, Sn6.,
bat fir3lt4 fit $500 9o0ars columbii6e
8otmarfen 9%cfauft, Inn bamtt ietnenG arLor
81 tape;tren. Ofan ltebt, oaB Diel g8abres
Daran lit, rpenn be6auptet ptr6, baB 6eutz
SutaJc in Tarmcn fcin Oelo mcbr itcft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22

Scatter @ilbclm bat ctnc SeeGanbi9aft
g%entalt, tpelcbe Elm burb 6obc Nogen iegelnz
beS S6iff BARTLETT. 9as Bib lit i'm 6ofz
freiic ~perlpoit worben unb bat 10 piel eingez
bracbt, ais mdre eS Das 8erf eines &iinitz
lers eriten STANCES 9etpeien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22

Sic 9eute nifien 5u Galien, 6aB man elm
vmirfllc9.r Tarmer" unb Witglte6 elmer
itren9 9ei9dftSmGBigen &e8ierung lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22

ltnier pinterlicbcr W}at ldBt iicb rcc6t
miloe an. Sis jeBt lit nob Niemanb III
Sen StraBen e%rfroren gefutoen moroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22

&obert Sn9erloQ erfldrt BEN &rieg fit
unmeni9lt0 unb nuBlo5. 9abct 1T er
elmer Der gr0Bten 9tctiondre ber @atling@
iden &anonenfa6rtf. Der 9roBe un6 CUTE
Sob! Oils Of ct lie in irgenO etipas CONF
iequent 9etpeien mare, ais i'm @elOma6en
ST bait Sud- beute cine ipu16erpoue &ebe
iiber Moral, un6 morgen tpeint ct Dor ben
@ei6tporenen bide 1brGnen ais 8etpeis
Der l1nihulo eines BON ibm Dert6etoi9ten
iteinreiben @%r59alners, bic Sbrane gu 500
Dollars.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22

Sebt i'm Sriibia6r 8rorbt'S @9weiSerptQen
9ellommen erbGlt Sic @eIunbbeit fit bas game
Sobr. = Ote S9a6tel, so QiQet elttbalteno,
foitet nur so @ents III aaen Apotbeten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22

Ser @%ngldnber &aIp6 9. Sc Mabne, ser
it6 in Nfrifa gum beriibmten SGger beran@
gebilbet bat, la9te fir5li6 na9 ieiner &idz
tebr aus Snbten, na6 ietner Weinung iet
Oas sefGbrli9ite Gbter ni9t Elm Some, ione
bern Der omertfanti6e @ri33lb ober Elm
piitbenber elephant; Der i6refIiAte Der
S6reGen let iebo6 ein 5~orntges Nasborn.
Sea, Die @ei9mdder iino peribieOen. Sra
iibent Glepelanb 3. g. bGLt BEN enttGui6ten
Nemterid8er fit bas gefdbrltbite 8iet BON
allen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22

SER Morton, 6as lan6tpirtbi6aftli6e
Srafel Oes Glepelanb'i3en Cabinets, trd9t
einen 9roBsn 9iumantring, einen flam1
menben &ubin in Der GraDatte ltn6 Man>
6ette1fn0pfe aus groBen 0iamante1t. @S
9tebt o%ffenbar lebr peribieoene Manteren,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22

9ie bonn &euter7tun6igen Snter Ocean
erpGbnte 9(euBerun9 Ontel 8rdii9's lautet
in bem vmeilin9i9en" Spreb8emengiel,
6e11cn ii6 8rdiig b%eoient, 10: rS3 babe
einen iebr guten gctiitenz8 efannten, oas
lit Der Baltor We6llad, Elm orDentliaer,
METER Mann. ser bat ii9 nit ben 9cutpel
10 pcit eingelaiien, OaB er BON uniern
6errgott gar nib mebr reo't."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22

8eim Bro3elie zines @iftmOr6ers fam in
Baltimore 5piiben einem 9(Opofaten un0
einem ais SabuerItdnoiger fungirenoen
Qlr5te Oas folsenbe @~ortgefebt boz: Set
Qlbuofat fragte: r9er5te irren man6ntal,
ni6t pabr?" &aicb fam bte Nntport bes
Doctors: v@enau 10 mic bic Qlbbofatcn. "
9arauf iagte Der Surtlt: ,v9ie Sebler Der
Ncr3te mer6en aber lc6S TuB ttef in biz
@rbc gebettct," Sang ri6tig," iagte bet
Doctor, vunb Ste Seblcr Ser QoOofater
baumeln man6maI iebs SUB bpb in bes
2uft."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22

Ser niiblt9ite a1er leben6en 8rinsen,
ser 6er3og Garl S9eobor bon 8aDern, lit
~bctanntlib profeiiioncuer 2tugenar3t unG
BAT neuli9 nit gldn5enOcm @rfolge feline
Staaroperatton Jtulnmer 1000 ausgeflt9rt.
@s lift II icbabe, Dab Bic &unbl6aft oes
bo6geborcnen Doctors metitcnS aus arn1en
Seuteln beitebt. gSie piele ui60nc Safe"
gdbe es nicbt in bo9en unO aIerbO6iten
&retien! @tni9e Staarfrante ioQen logar
auf Gbronen fiBen.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-05
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