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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
Dele un0 oroBe Kartoffeln.

SeBen MIR boraus, baB mir Bic fitr unlere
3pe6e, ~unieren 8pOen uno Die Sage oes
SeLbeS bette SOrte getpG9lt 6abet, 10 uttB
sund6it gutes Sdat9ut 9eromrteu tperoelt.
@emeinigLtcb berri4t Ser @ebrau6, CUTE
MitteIfartoffeL alS Saatfartoffel 81 rleb1
men. Mein bie @rfabrut9 benefit, Dap
bur6ibnittIi6 bie grOBten &artofteln altcb
bic 9rOBten Grtrd9e ~liefert. 9a Die tur9e1t
YflanSen cine 3ctt lang BON Der SHUTTER
fnoue ertGbrt perben, ioIiegt auf Der 6ono,
bab, ie groBer Die Wf1tterfrtole lit, tie aub
nm 10 reicblt6ere 9fabrung oer tungen
s flan5e 5u geben Derntag. Seoocb <fdnn eS
borfommen, baB Ser 11nterl6ieo 5tpticDen
groBcr 1rl6 mtttlerer &artoffel Daourb aus
| 9e9liden ptro, Dab in 91tem goDen u.lo
BEL giinftiger 8ttterung Die Wur5eln ralcb
critartelt ln6 nun Die Nabrurg aus benz
8o6en iaugen. Sebenfalls iouten fIetne
&artDffeln gut Saat nibt eenpnmeIt per7
ben. Die @riparntB an Saatgnt tit III
8trfli6feit etlte groBe Seribtperbun9.
9ti6t gut lit es, iDlcbe Saatfartofteln su
pdblen, Bic ibon 10 lan9e Seine baben,
baB tie beim Sim unb Q(uSladen gum
g flanSen a~bbrecber. @era6e Bic erlten
Seine ittb Sic frGfttgiten. llnb tpenn nun
bieie abbrecben, 10 lit bic MutterfnDae 9e@
n0tDt9t, auf Soften ibreS. StGrfen1ebl1
gebalts 1eue Seine 6erpor3ltretben. Sim
belten lit es, Die &ortDffeln oGnn SIT. , flan@
Scn, tpenn I6on Die 9lugen sit ieben ftnb.
Die 3eit Ser Yflansung ri6tet ftbauBer
mach Der 0ttterltng au6 na6 ser 8ei6afz
fenDeit bes 8ooens, Ser 10 melt ab9etrodnei
ietlt mlB, baB er fritnnelt, uno ,6tnreicbenb
eripdrmt. 9ie1er 33eitpu1tft pirb aui
icbperen SeGoern pieI ipdter ais altf Ietd)s
tere1t nnD trod1eren etntreten. gS0brenf
auf leicbteren S0ben bic &artoffeln i6or
int 9aufe bes Qprilmonats 9epflall5t per'
bet tOnnen, siebt ii9 Oie 4lanslng alli
Sen i9tpereren 8OSen oft bis nett in Ser
Wtat bitein.
Son sroBer @icbtiefeit 1T .bte gefcbdf=
fenbett beS SnbenS, IN ipelcben bic Gdrtoffel
btuetngepflanst miro. Die aartpffel bal
ibre 6cimatb ant ber 6p9ebene in Sio:
amerita, no tie in elmer 6obe bon 1890
SUP por3igli6 9ebetbt, ia au6 nod IN
elmer 606e bon 5000 bis 5000 SUB on9e:
t~roffen tpirb. 9a bte1e @egenben burd
tpenig Neger, ~ftarfen Sonneni3ein UNI
Itarfe 8er6unftung it1 aus5eibnen, 10 ers
gtebt ftb, baB bie &artofeL nnebr Srofens
DelI uI9 JCune UeCIEu9clL luIlu+ SuDeL w
ser &artoffeI NIGHTS i6GoIicber ais nai1er,
unburbLdiit9er 1lntergrunb duf cine burcG
9tGfie ausge3ei6nete 8a6Stbumspsrtoot
folgt, tpie mir es i'm oerga1l9eren Sabre ers
lebten, cine unbefriebisenbe &artoffeIernte
2etcbter, Ioderer, burbldifi9er 8Ooen i'll
fir ben &artoffeIbau am seetgnetften,
Mber Der 8oben muB AUDI ber &artoffeI
reicbli9e @a6runs barbteten unb 10 Io6et
ut6 miirbe ietn, baB bic Wurseln bieie
Nabrung Letcbt aufnebmen tOnnen. 9ober
lift fir sriinbli6e NufIoferuug ber older
trume gu ior9en. Qlm beften lit .es, tuenn
bas Telb i6on i'm SCRIPT norberettet pur6e
unb in rauber Surdbe Iiegem bIieb, 10 DAT
Troit unb S3nee etntpirfen fonnte unb
Ser 8ooen iene 9oderbeit e~rlangte, uel3e
benz @ebeiben aler @etpddie 70 iebr fDrz
6er[tch lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
faft unausgefebt froben o6er an barten &C.

fait l~tnausgefebt fraben o6er an barten @ez
genItGnben reiben. llnterlu9t MA bic
S6iere nGber, 10 Sci9t ii6 tire t6aut unrein,
Die Oberbaut tit bunfel 9efGrbt nrto altf eli
nigen &orperiteuen ftnben ltb lbtpdr3e
8prfen bon Der @r0Bc etnes @ei5enforn8
unb bariiber, tpelbe feitiiben unb na6 eitts
gen Sagen abfaGcn. 9tetBt man ieSb6
oteie 8orfen al, 10 lit Die @aut ~barunter
nGiieno. Sn atberen 8d1en entiteben aus
gebebnte nGilenbe NuSibla9Sitellcn in BET
JfGbc Set 9(ugcn ltnb a1f BET Stirn, nit
9erbidun9 un6 6altenbilbung bet 6aut ber7
bun6et, tpeldber 6autausi3eioung ebenfalS
8orfen nacbfolgen, bic nacb etntaer 3eit abs
fallen. Man6mal folnmt 6ieie SOrm Der
&ranfbett 70 bGuft9 unb Derbrettet In elmer
i3ucbt Dor, baB man auf ben @ebanfen
tomtnt, tie iet anftedenb.
Serfel bleiben in Solge bes 8orfommens
6ieIer &ranfbeit in ibrer @%ntpiGelung mebr
o6er tpentger 5uriid, ia es lit nt3t ausgez
lbLo1ier, baB ~etn5elne SDiere Oardt 3n
.@runbe ge6en. ltriabe 6aran lit met1tenS
bte Siitterung Der idu9enben Wfutter, bet
SerfeI nit gertngen NabrungSmtttel, iotpie
bet Wangel AT gen~it9enben GGumen, Manz
gel an reicbliber trodener Streu unb 5u
falte Eemperatur 6er StGne. Oo6 tommt
ausnabmsmeiie bas r1ebeI aud Bel gutter
retcbltc1er GrnG6rung, iotpte BET ionitt9er
rt6tiger 6aItung Der S3tpeine bor.
@esen Die &ranf6eit iinb 9roBe &etnlt6z
felt Ser Stauungen, reiblt9e trodene Streu
unb @armbalten Ser Gbiere, nebft ribtiser
Saltung unb @rndbrun9 Ser Mtutter uno
SEerfcI AZ crtnfehIpn OIurh M nChe mnu non
Sbieren SteinfobIen, 6ol5to6len, &retOe,
2ebm, Nibe, Get9z nnb 8a9i9Iamm suz
gdn9li6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
Der Shorf Der Shmeine.

9tele &ranfbeit, au9 STUB ober 9ebz
rduDe genannt, fonnmt bel ben SerfeLn aQer
Stdmme, namentlt9 inn Bitter bon 3 bis 4
Mocben Dor; cine ettuaS 9r0Bere Qusbebz
nun9 i9eint Die &ranf6eit bel ben Serfeln
GINGER Jtaiien 81 baben.
0te franten SerfeL befommen BEL uneez
itorter Sutteraufnabme in BEN meiIterr
Sdaen glan3loie robe 8oriten, Sic nibt mebr
glatt am &0rper anltegert. 9araHf ma
germ bic Sbiere ab, befommen ~auftpGrts qez
triilnmten Jtiiden. einen groBen 8oucb unb
IGlti9es 6autjuden, tpesbal6 tie itcb an elm
selnen &Orperiteaen un6 am 9an3en 9etbe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
Qnsldno.

- On Der 9an3en ppmmer19en &iifte
entLang baben Sic Stiher berettS nit benz
6ertngsfdng %begonnen. 9erielbe tit BIS
ber iberaus Iobnenb 9epelen. Snfolgez
befien lit AUDI baS Nngebot grOBer ais Die
Nodbfrage. On SEN Hdu6erbGu1ern tptr6
bas Mal go Stfd) better Nebberitge nur
nit 40 8fenntge be3ablt, 9ertn9ere Wdare
oirb icton nit 8 BITS 20 8fennt9e pet gSau
los9ei3lagen.
= 9(m 3. Qpril tplrbe Ser Gltefte 8eamte
bon 8tberacb gu @rabe g%elettet. @s tpar
bies 6einrtd6 2ieb, bis Dor Sabresfrtft Ser
tpaLter idmmtItcber enangeliiber &aifen
bortlelbit, @nbe 9e3ember 1907 als Der
Sobn elmer freien Getc6Sblrgerfdntlte 9ez
boren bat ct nit ~ieltener 1tmitcbt un6 Srele
iiber Elm babies Sabrbunbert feline Gbdtigs
felt Bet BON tbm tnnt9 9eltebten 8ateritaot
aetptomet. Gr tpar elmer iener tiicbtige11
8eantten elmer bergan9enen 3ett, Der uns
entpe9t 6te 8aDn nerfDlgte, tpelde ct ais
ricbttg ertonnt bate. SIN 6ober Qlbtung
fte6eno feierte ct nor lteben SSabren feline
qolbene 6oh3ett. st pnr6e bamalS be-
9liidmiin16t unb bonn Sttftun9Srat6 be-
I6enft un6 BON bent ber1tDrbenen &0ni9
Scarf nit Der g~oloenen Gibilper6tenftmebatae
auSgesei6net.
- 8or Der Strdffammer ftan6 In Gree
feI6 nel1Ltb Die 3u StideLn tpobnenbe @be7
frau @liiobetb Sntbeen tpegen getntnn lilb>
tiger 1trfunDenfdll6ung in 8erbinbung nit
8etru9. @S 6anoelte it3 UNI ette 2tebeSges
ibtbte, tpond6 eth arnter aber nerltebter
8iebmdrter s.. bon Der Qln9eflagten NIT
2tebesbrtefen, angebltcb BON etnem 9tenftz
md6cben yeamens 6eLene ban s. berriibz
reftb, felt ettpa BRET Sobren 9etdui9t tuur6e
unb iib 3ur @ergabe bon 218 M. bepegen
LIEF, mGbrenb baS 9ienitmdb6en bon Dem
betriigeril4eu Tretben BET @ngeflagten Die
ouh BON Set 2tebe 6eS 8iebwdrters feline
Qbnunq bate. IS tpurben mebrere BET be-
treffen6en 8riefe GUT Serleiung gebrabt,
portn es wieberbolt DieB: vGreue 2tebe
ftiugeibmiegen : Sreue 9tebe iprtcbt nt6t
ntel!" @tnmaL, ais bic Schulz bes gteb>
tpGrters in Sic 8rii6e 5u 9eben ibten,
macbte Sic bis in ben Sob ibrent bontgz
1iiBen 6lbert treue Selene", in 8trfIt3j
fett Bic Nngeflagte, bem perliebten 8ur16en
bic freubtge Weittbeilung, baB tbm cine
oroBe Qaufbabn in 2(usitcbt itdltbe; fe babe
nGnnlich NIT eirtem 2a0en1etiter geiprocben,
Der tbr per1pro6en, ibrem lieben 6ubert
cine QnIteuun9 an Der @tienbabn st bers
icbaffen; tpenn oas gelbeben, Tonne man
Bic 2iebe enbli6 austaui6en. Gum
@dGuRc bes 8riefes bteB es bann tpte gum
Spott Seine 6ldmme, feline &oble fam
BREMEN 10 beiB : @te beimIi6e 9iebe, BON
ber g3temano ntdbtS tpeiB" Gnbli4 brans
aber Ser perltebte 8urlbe IN bic Nngetlagte,
nit Ser 6orberung, ibrn ieine 0~3eiB9eIiebte
6elene", bic ibn 10 piele 8risfe seicbrtsben,
6ob enolid6 etnmal DOr3ufii6ren. Nunz
me6r ftel bas &artenbaus Der Qln9eflagtelt
sulammen unb benz Ocrliebten 8uri9en
ginaen Sic Nllgen auf, 9ie @1efral Snta
been ipur6e inn Sinne Ser @ntlage ibulOi9
befunben unb 31 elmer SefansniBitrate bon
einem Sabr perurtbetlt.
6ofratb Or. Worib germebren,
auBerorDentIi1er 8rofelior ber 8bilolosie
ant BET llntperlttdt Sena unb Brofeiior am
@%pmuaiium, lit seitorben. germe6ren tpar
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
0iennt0rff.

@m &tnbptebmorft bettus Die 3ufubr
1000 Stitf. Sir bic 0o9e 1914 9e9eu
540S lebte ISOLDE. @el6Git Der 9erii9elt
3tfnbr we9en itia. Stimmult9 feit, Yrciie
uon 10 bis 15c beiltr. ~
0erfdnft wnrben utter oltberem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24

G6ofe trofen eilt4 100 5tiif fir Sic
ISOLDE SO, 097 Se9en 81, 060 lit Der 8orpo@e.
StiQes @ei3dft ntb pretie bebanptet 99luB
felt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
W0tftbert0t.
@btca9o, %. Qpril


Ole Mdrfte an Der beutt9en grobuctenb0rie
er0fineter nit 9roBer 2ebbaftt9teit. 9lnfan9s
briiften ii6- Die Ereile et1poS, geparute1t ober
i'm rpeiteren Serlalfe bel grocer Seitigteit.
8ei5en wdr lebbaft nnb bob ii9 alf uGbe5u
rs fit sSuli, @orlt 9erpann itber 4c nitb 3ei9te
9r0Bere Sluctltotioneu ais felt pielen 8aseit,
ebenlo 9afer, Der pom 4-3c bo1er i3fieBt.
YroDiltonen 1pare1 pernad ld1it9t, ober feit,
Bprf mar 8~eitweiie iebr 9efra9t lltb bDber,
l6lieBt aber, ebeitiowo6G 1uie S9mol5 lrtb
Slipper, einen fleiten 8ru@tbeil nteOrt9er.
9te altsDdrtiSen MGrtte tUaret 0urGSdt9iS
better, 2iperpool lid, gariS 1-1f 1llb
gerltt 2 Wt. fit @etselt, Seem gorf &c beier.
Sie @etterberi6te inn SIT nto @nslanbe
bleibe1 fir bic @r1tte lneit1t1tie.
sd3nfubr pom gsei5en in Min1eapolis betrlt9
$50 GdrS, Sulut6 80 @ars.
0te 9G1sfubr fitr beibe &iiften betrltg
1908, 900 gnlbel, et1e tlei1e 3nnabnte seSel
bos Goriobr.
Die 3nflbren fhr bic lebten "a @tunben
itene1 ft1 ant:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
gandmirtRPAaftRiA

HB- Sonbpirtbifaftlthe @egenItdnbe b~etreTtenbe Git
rooat finb ot 6errn 6otfIieb SeMnin1boo cit
GIaoeS Corners, @iSc., at ridten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24

9(m g 9meinemorft belief li6 Die 3lt=
fu6r AMI 5000 Stiid. Sir Die 9Sobe 103, 012
ge9eu 1O3, 1874 III Der 8orpo0e. @eI6Gft lebr
le6boft nltb S6lnB feft. Yreiie 10 bis 15c.
better.
0erfouft murbeu inter 9tuberem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24

@eiaen- Nepgort-- @pril, 75fc, Mai,
764c. Suit, roc. ct. 2ouiS - Aprtl, 653c. !;
Otat, 655c.; Suli, 709c. Wilmaufee Mai,
654c, Suli, 684c.; 0ulut6, go. 1 Nortberlt
: @pril, 634c., Wai $685.; Wtt1tneopoltS,
SEQ. 1 gtortberlt = april, 64gc., Mot, 648c. ;
Solebo : &pril, Tile, Mai, 713c. Baltimore
= aprtl, 75c., Ntai, 75c.
Seem gort 9(pril, 49c.; Dtai,
483c., SSuli, 493c. st. 2onis 2lpril, 369c.,
Mtai,' 371c.; Baltimore april, 1896, Scat,
488c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
sSittamss8ertat.
6 Atcoao, %. Qpri[.


SIN lofoler @eIbmorfte seiet Iid fett lin.
l6Wun9, 3insfnB bleibt nrperGrbert Z Bro
cent, nit fleiltelt GonceIlioneu fit bette S1l1z
belt. Nd6fra9e lebr fart. 0os ansreifelr
ber @eIOreierpe ltltb bic l9mere @ol6onsfubr
fir Die @ode batten teilten ultsiiliti9en @in=
fluB. 2ofale 9i6erbeiten marelt pernodlGI=
ii9t rltb merlis perGlloert, 9ofeitr. ,,2" efpos
better, &obel6abtel et1pas 9efro9ter. 8anf=
attien l1b @nla9epapiere Oblte llrnidte.
Seem gorfer 8Orie 9el6Gftslos unb ctpas
rtie6rt9er, S9ltB feit. @el0 81 8rocent.
Silber SO lit 9onbon 38b.
Seem Yorfer Q8e9iel Gor.
Sterlin9 etrpas i9md9er, 80 Sage 1871
@i@t 4994, comlnercieles go Sage nit 9abez
99g, Gentet 1T Baris 96.15.
Ser Seem gorfer Banfauspets mar iiberz
rai9enb 9initts, ipte,pobl bic @ol6ausfnbr
0nriu 11Dh niht erfhetut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24

8ei5en, ,8uts", Suli 74B-4 unb Salts
759-4. Otoi @orn, uPnts" All, u@aQs'
41g-4.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24

= april, 75c., NGai, 75c.
Gorn-geem gorf = Npril, 49c.; Mai,
484c., Suli, 1916; ct. 2outs = 2lpril, 1886,
Mai, 37tc. Baltimore - Npril, 1896, Scat,
1896.
Safer - @erfG1fe na9 8ro6e warelt
go. 2 s84@S94c. 9to. 2, ,neiBer, 33t@349c.
SEQ. 8. a7-31c.; gO. 3, weiBers 3O4@34e.
@erfte- 8erfGllfe ra6 Strobe: 9to. 2
-@-c.; SEQ. 3 4O@63c. SEQ. 4 35@48c.
@tnter1pei5en- gerfGufe nod Strobe
maren: SEQ. 2, rotber, &c.; $50. 8, rotber,
eO@65c.; SEQ. 4, rotber, 51@57c.; go. 2,
barter, &c. No. 8, barter, 65c.
@ nj ei3eu - Gerfdufe mad
Strobe ID Z EFT: SEQ. 2 934c.; SEQ. 3 60@7Oc. =;
SEQ. 3, rotber, s3@83tc. go. 4 5O@54c.
&o99en- 8erfGufe mad Brobe waren :
SEQ. 2 52@56c. 9to. 3 40-45c.
Corn 8erfd1lfe na6 Yrobe: SEQ. 2,
rpeiBes, 414@42c.; geo. 2, 9elbes, 4Ofc. No.
8, 1peiBes, $685.. 9to. 3, 9elbes, 393@4O3c.
gto. 4 5000.
aIeis-g ertanfe gu $1,000:
Mt66Iin9S @ertdufe rparelr 81
$1,000.
6eu- gerfdufe woren: SEQ. 1 8intotbp
s1S. OO@13.O 90; SEQ. 2 Gimotbp S10.O0@11.00;
gent. Gtmotbp -@-c; Hplalto Pralrle
@o9meu-@ erfdufe na9 Nrobe waren
&lods $50. 1 81. 13; Stmotbp S4.00@4.2O per
100 8trnb; @loper 81 ,0O@12.5O.
RTfermadren- Bretle rp1relt: Y0rt
Barrels fir 674@70c, unb Sarb Sterces tnr
85@871c.
Tlori6o Oransen- SO .5O@3.5O per
8or; California. NapelS S2.5O@3.5o; 'SeeDz
'''t G iHri'DgT.0O. suite $a.5o@a.5O per gOr
gerirtse 81. 0O@1.50
6onie- MeiBer Slee in 9fnnb ob9e7
tbetlt 17@18c., ni6t 10 beu 1Oc., olittel 9e=
fGrbt 1O@14c. baS BfuitO; olls9elaneHe'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &Ols 68@70e.
6ebrons roc. per 8ui6el; Surbdltts H@74c
9eerleB IS 1865. DtireD 68@7Sc.
81 so boas. Ran; germllbo SIS per SAP.
@ier-143-15c. bas 0nbe1to.
@eiBtraltt- 9ielises s8.OO@lO'oO pei
Sunoert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-12

friends as Jim" Dunn. Miss Blake en-
deavored to persuade him that her title
was better than his. but he listened not to
argument. jeered at entreaty, laughed at
tears. Efforts by Miss Blake to attract
sympathetic attention failed at that time
because every one had enough to do to look
after his own. Miss Blake was patient and
she undoubtedly had some knowledge Of
that variety Of human nature which is
common among western men. Persistently
and yet without giving annoyance she told
her story and yesterday about thirty Of
Pawnee's leading citizens-the flower of
Oklahoma's chivalry-marched to Mr..
Dunn's residence-for he had put up COM
Portable little shanty-pointed about thirty
yawning revolvers at the cowed desperate,
told him in unmistakable language that he
was sneak-thief and a coward and noti-
fed him to move on. There was no choice;
1t was either git OUT instantly or at once
become one of the permanent attractions
in the new and as yet unfenced, cemetery.
Instead Of being happy at being permitted
to live Mr.. Dunn was inclined to be surly,
and uttered semi-threats Of character
dtspleasing to Miss Blakes champions.
These latter held another brief meeting
decided that Mr.. Dunn had no particular
value as a citizen, was likely to prove detri-
mental to the best interests of Pawnee
and ought therefore to depart to some other
region where his abilities would be appre-
ciated, and from whence he would probably
be sent to Congress. And in two hours
which was the limit-Mr. Dunn was gone
VINO says that the age of chivalry Is past?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-12

Among men and women of excessively
bilious temperament there is a decided dis
position to decry sentiment and to insist
that the age of chivalry has forever passed
away. The conclusion reached by these
rather diSagreeable folks is not supported
By any overwhelming amount of evidence
and once in a while there is testimony
highly pleasing to those who continue to
believe in the existence of valiant knights
who are ever ready to do battle in behalf
OF distressed damsels. When the Cherokee
strip was thrown open for settlement MANY
women participated in the rush for homes
and several Of the so-called weaker vessels
succeeded in securing possession of good
locations Among the fair ones was a girl
from Kansas named Blake. who succeeded
In locating one Of the most valuable lots
In the town of Pawnee. She placed stakes
at the four corners of her lot and tied
handkerchief to one of the stakes-ample
tntifnation of settlement. Then she went
10 A restaurant TO get something to eat
and when she returned. less than half an
hour afterwards the stakes Were down. the
handkerchief was gone and the lot YVES
beng reisued over by = Mr.. James Dunn
$noWn " himself and to a circle Of tough
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-12

The base ball statistician is not aweary
yet. He has figured out how many games
each member Of the Washington team en-
gagged in and several Other matters of an
incidental and unimportant sort. With pre-
cision such as could be founded only on bed
rock accuracy he declares that our fourteen
athletes succeeded during the season in
making 21 sacrifice hits. This may be a
high or low club average. but 1t Is one of
which the city can be proud. Many things
that pertain to the science Of base ball were
apparently unknown to the representatives
OF this city. but they knew more about
sacrificing than all the othe., league mines
combined. From the beginning they sacri-
feed games. then they sacrificed the con-
fdence that had been bestowed upon them
this was followed by a sacrifice of SELF
respect and finally. the sacrifice Of base
baltic reputation. How much more sacri1c-
ing could be expected from any one club?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-12

There Is no necessity for the two electric
conduit street railway systems, Of which
The extensive use in Washington Is now
proposed. to depreciate each other, or to
endeavor to demonstrate that the other is
q failure Both systems are successful, and
Il Will be the wiser policy for their respect
I've advocates to recognize this fact and
even to call attention to 1t as demon5trat-
ing the practicability and established su-
periority Of underground construction each
advocate reserving to himself, however, the
right to prove that the system which he
favors Is the better of two good things.
The successful operation Of the Buda-Pesth
road during several years over many miles
OF track and transporting millions Of peo-
pie in one Of the great capitals of Europe
Is also an argument In favor of our local
underground system, since the latter
claims to have all the merits of the Buda-
Pesth road and to be cheaper and better
adapted to modern American conditions.
30 on the other hand the successful opera
lion Of the local underground system be-
fore our very eyes renders it easy to be-
heve what is said OF the success Of Buda-
Pesth's underground road, and furnishes
the advocates OF the latter good ground for
contending that no serious difficulties will
be experienced in adapting their system to
the requirements Of an American city. In
their common struggle against the overhead
trolley each road will profit by the success
full experience Of the other. 1t is possible
that in the not distant future Washington
will have several miles of each kind of con-
struction In successful operation. The
merits Of the two systems can then he
readily compared. and whichever of the two
demonstrates its superiority, that system
will prevail in all the subsequent under
ground construction at the capital
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Misses, DEPARTMENT.

small odd lot Of Winter weight Gretehens
anu Long Coats, fancy cheviOt mixtures, latestt
style, with full rufie capes. Sizes 4. O, and
10 years. Reduced from IS. IS and S1O.25 to So.
A small lot of Heavyweight Refers, navy blue
and mixed effects, large sailor collar, perfect
fitting Sizes 4, and years. Reduced from
$7.75 and $3.50 to $3.50
l Al-wOOl Navy Blue Diagonal Serge Jacket,
half lined with cardinal, notched collar, bias
1880.
/ Atwood Blue Plaid Dress full sleeves, yoke.
girde and cuffs of navy blue velvet. Size years.
Reduced from IS TO $500
Fine Imported Reseda Green Novelty Cloth
Suit, seven gored skirt seenls black satin folds,
shirred waist. handsomely trimmed with satin
ruihes. Size 16 years (34 BUST. Reduced from
S3s.5 to $40.
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MrS,s DEPARTMENT.

toes Sizes 91a and 10. Reduced from 30 to 2oc.
pairs Wool Hall Hose, tans and srays. Sizes
3Ia and 10. Reduced from 35 to 25c.
Is pairs Fine Red Cotton Half Hose. embroid-
cred in white silk. Sizes 912. 10. 1Ols and II,
representing four patterns. Reduced from % ID
Csc
10 Brown Merino Shirts. Sizes 40. AZ and A.
s pairs drawers Of same, size IS. Reduced from
rs to SOC.
Medium-we Overcoats, Srown and white
mixed homespuns. Sizes 81, IS and 40. Reduced
from 5000 to So.
{ Iaundercd Dress Shirts, open front and back.
narrow embroidery down center Of bosom. Sizes
II, 17E and 49, Reduced from 80 to Toe.
1 Tan Pongee Night Shirt, self-colored embroid-
cred front pocket and cuffs. Slightly discolored
Reduced from IS to 81.
/ Custom-,i ade Shirt, Numbered open front.
Size 1Gls / Custom made Shirt, Numbered. open
back. SizeS 1612. Reduced from $3.50 to 81.
NlSl uONr. lOOJ OlOe.
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2 pairs Women's Button Boots, opera toes, patent
leather tips. Size ! "B." Reduced from So {.
$3.50.
z pairs Women's Fine Kid Boots. Sizes 4 "a
and Az ID" Made to order and never called for.
Reduced from $3.50 to So
pairs Womens Handmade High Butchers, rea
Wei kid patent leather trimmings. a. last
II, 1-3, IA, Lag. Is. d. last-1-2a. Reduced
from s. to 1925.
II pairs Ladies' Soft Kid Button Shoes hygirnic
sole. IA" last-1-3, IL. 10. 1-6. A. last
1-2E, 1-3, 1-4h. Is b. Iast--f-4, 10 CO..
last-1-5h. d. last-1-6. Reduced from 81 to
$3.50.
3 pairs Children's Overgaiters. Sizes 0. 10 and
II. Reduced from so to 2Jc.
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BLACK Goops DEPARTMENT

21s yards 40-inch Fancy Suitng. Reduced from
2.lG to SLIGO.
~ yards i5-inch Bensaline. Reduced from So 1s
to $2.25.
yards 3S-lnch Rayetina. Reduced from So 10
to $275.
Al yards 4O-inch Fancy Suitng. Reduced from
S3.3S TO S2.75.
SIS yards 4Oinch Black and White Serge. Re-
duced from $4.Ci to $3.15.
4ia yards +5-inch Cancels Hair. Reduced from
$7SS 10 SG.25
s yards 4i-inch Novelty Cancels Hair. Reduced
from Sl2.5O to 1928.
Qst. floor. Annex to 10th ST. building
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HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR,

IS pairs Boys 25c Heavy Ribbed Hose. z,
IN and 10. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. pair
10 Ladies' 5Oc White Merino Vests, soed .z9c.
pairs Ladies' $1.25 White Wool Pants, Is
ana SO o9c pair
s5c Boys White Merino Vests, 81 and a. .45c. each
II Childrens &c. White Merino Vests and
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Cloak DEPARTMENT.

Navy Blue Newmarket, tight-htting. Size A.
Reduced from S12.50 to IS.
Scotch Tweed listers. gray and one dark
blue. Size b. Reduced from $21 to $40.
l Dark Blue Cape with sleeves, trimmed with
braid and feather edge. Size "a. Reduced from
$3.50 to 81. 80.
Short Beaded Shoulder Capes, silk lined Sizes
SO, 80 and 40. Reduced to 81
Navy Blue All-woo Serge Blazers. Sizes 81
and 81. Reduced from IS TO $3.50.
l Gray All-wool Refer. Size 81. Reduced from
s. to 81 so.
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From the Alton Gllb Telegraph.
Either the pardoning power should be
taken away from the governor or the state
should stop extending money for the con-
victioa Of criminals
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WoMEN,s Muslin UNDERWEAR

9 Handmade Gowns of fine French nain-
sock. wide ruiilc. tucks hcrringbone trimming
around neck and down front. Reduced from 81 80
to $500
2 Fine Cambria Walking Skirts, deep founce OF
fine nainsook embroidery, dust rufiie. Reduced
from $500 to $500.
Cambria Chemises, We neck front, round back,
trimmed with torchon lace and inserting. Reduced
from 81. 80 to 75c.
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