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Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-03-02

Abraham Lincoln was seven or eight
years old when his father. Thomas Lincoln.
removed from Kentucky to Indiana. where
in a year or two his wife died. The wear
following her death Mr. Lincoln returned
to Elizabethtown 10 search ont, if possible.
former neighbor and friend. Mrs. Sally
Johnston, whom. upon inquiry. he found
still widow. and to whom he mt once
made Il proposal of marriage
On entering Mrs. Johnston's humble
dwelling Mr. Lincoln asked if she remem-
bered him.
Yes" replied she, II remember YOU
very well, Tommy Lincoln What has
brought you back to old KentuckyP"
Well said he. in answer, my wife
Nancy is dead F"
"Why, you don't say sou
"Ies, " said Mr.. Lincoln, ''she died more
than year ago. and have come back to
Kentucky to look for another wife. Do
you like me, Mrs, Johnston"
Yes" replied Mrs Johnston, II like
you, Tommy I.incoln,'
do you like ME well enough to marry
me?"
yes" she answered. II like you.
Tommy Lincoln, and like you well
enough to marry you. but can't marry
You now"
why not?" said he
Because ! am in debt, and could never
think of burdening the man marry with
debt; it would not he right"
What are those debtss" said he,
She told him of the sums, (which" said
she, 81 have all down here in my account
book"
On looking it over, he saw that her debts
ranged from fifty cents to dollar and
quarter, and amounted in the gross to
something less than twelve dollars-not a
very startling sum even in those DAYS of
small things
He succeeded in putting the little book
into his coat pocket without attracting her
attention and went out looked up the va
rious parties and paid off all the little sums
according to the memorandum and re-
turned in the afternoon with the acknowl
edgments of payments in full On his re-
turning the account book to her, she ex
claimed, "Why, Tommy Lincoln, have you
gone and paid off all my tlebts?"
Eyes" he said land will you marry me
nowi"
Yes" said she, and they were married
the next morning at . o'clock.-Mr. Hay
craft i'll Christian Union.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-03-02


In her desire to be alone and to evade
the now significant attentions of Emile
she took advantage of the hustle that
followed the hurried transfer of furni-
ture and articles from the house to es-
cape through the garden to the outlying
fields. Striking into one of the dusty
lanes that she remembered, she wan
dered on for half an hour until her
progress and meditation We're suddenly
arrested. She had come upon long
chasm or crack in the soil, fully twenty
feet wide and as many in depth. cross
ing her path at right angles She did
not remember having seen it before: the
track of wheels went up to its precipi-
tous edge, she could see the track re-
peated on the other side. but the hiatus
remained, unbridged and uncovered 1t
was not there yesterday. She glanced
right and left; the assure seemed to ex-
tend like a moat or ditch from the dis
tant road TO the upland between her
and the great wheat valley below, from
which she was shut off.
An odd sense of being in some way
prisoner confronted her. She drew back
with an impatient start, and perhaps her
first real sense of indignation. A voice
behind her, which she at once recog-
nized, scarcely restored her calmness.
you can't get across there, miss
She turned. It was the young inyen-
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-03-02

Thomas Talbot, a Baltimore boy, was re,
Gently committed to Jail for malicious mis-
chief Thomas decided to reform the other
day, so the story goes, and as an evidence
of good intentions asked his stepfather.
Amos Talbot, to inaugurate at supper time
the custom of saying grace before meals.
The elder Talbot readily consented. The
spirit of young Tom was willing, but the
flesh was somewhat weak, as the evidence
before the justice proved. The head of the
ola gentleman was no sooner bowed in
thanks for the evening meal. and his hands
reyerently clasped, than Tom made a
wholesale grab at the victuals upon the ia
hie, and snatching nearly all ran into the
street and in an instant was up to his chin
in mischief.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-03-02
MUSCLE AND vrcon-A DIrrrrrror

Many muscular men succumb to fatigues borne
WITH ease BY persons far their interiors in phys.
fact, IT Is not dificult of proof that athletes do
not 1--we a. long nor enjoy as good health as the
average individual who Is vigorous--that is 70
s ~ whose digestion and sleep are unimpaired,
ganic tendency 10 disease. These requisites Of
VI, are conferred upon those Inherently weak.
wasting disease, by thorough, persistent course
Of Hostetters stomach Bitters, the leading ma
uonal tonic, Endorsed and recommended BY
with the muscle OF a Corbett, but It will inf,Ise
energy into your system and renew the active
and heaithful performance of Its functions. II
averts aud cures malarial, rheumatic and kidney
complaints, and overcomes dyspepsia. conslipa
ton, liver trouble and nervousness.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-03-02
CAUTION.

limitations have been put upon the mar.
ket so closely resembling ALLoocK's pom
Gus PLAsrERs in general appearance as to
be well calculated to deceive. 1t is, how
ever, in general appearance only that they
compare with ALLcocK's, for they are worse
than worthless, inasmuch as they contain
deleterious ingredients which are apt to
cause serious injury. Remember that ALL
COCKS are the genuine porous plaster the
best external remedy ever produced; when
purchasing plasters do not only ask Tor,
but make sure that you get ALLCocK's.
BRANDRErH's PILLS, the best anti-bilious
remedy.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-03-02
fro BR Continued

The proposed plan for the postal tube
between France and England is to sus-
pend two tubes, each about three feet in
diameter, by means of steel cables thrown
across the channel, 100 feet above the
level of the water These cables are to
he fixed to pillars whose foundations
will be therocky bottom of the channel,
each pillar 800 yards from his fellow. If
the plan as proposed is consummated,
miniature trains. each carrying 500
pounds of mail matter, will run through
the tubes Yankee Blade.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-03-02
nint rur lI,e I,usx Man.

A large German tramp steamed into
port this morning. with the yellow flag
flying at the masthead. causing quite a
conmotion along the city front. She
proved TO be the Romuus from Hong
Kong. There was no sickness on board
in spite Of the yellow flag. and the Cap
tain told DR.. Lawlor he only hoisted il
to keep the runners away from the ship.
bis ruse succeeded. for not runner
went within half mile Of the vessel
San Francisco Examiner.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-03-02
800 REwARn-a1no.

/, The reader of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all fits
stages, ana that Is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
Is the onfy positive cure known to the medical
fraternity: Catarrh, being constitutional dis
ease, requires constitutional treatment Hall .
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation of the disease
and giving the patient strength by building up
the constitution and assisting nature in doing its
WORK The proprie.ors have so much faith in its
curative powers that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that 1t fails to cure. Send
Tor list OF testimonials. Address
i. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, o.
k0- Sold by druggists; rs cents.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-03-02
Johnnie Wasn't whlstlipr.

The story is told of the incorrigible small
boy who, having been warned against
whistling, was seen by his mother one day
shortly after he had just made acquaint-
ance with some persimmons, "You John
ME, . cried the mother. noting the familiar
quicker Of her sons lips. quit that whist
ling" Whereat Johnnie. in pain and fear,
gasped out: "Whis'lini HUH | guess Pm
poisoned. New York Evening Sun.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-03-02
M ASQUERADES. pARADES.

AmATECH THEATHIOAIlN,
Everything In the above line Costumes. Wigs
Boards, Properties, Opera and Play Books, etc.
furnished at greatly reduced rates and In supe
rior quality by the Oldest largest, best renowned
House on the Pacific Coast Correspondence so
licited. GoLDsTErN Co., %, % and 80 O'FarrelI
street, also so Market street, San Francisco. We
supply all Theaters on the Coast, TO whom We re
spectfully refer.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-03-02

To meet financial situation DIXON, Boz
GEsoN & Co. have made special cut good to
March 20. Write for catalogue and cut
rate: Orders mailed after March 20 not
good for cut rate,
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-03-02
A POTTER PRESS.

Size, 33x48 inside bearers; table distribu.
ton; bed springs; will print nine-column
folio or six-column quarto; a splendid all
round press for country office; for sale
cheap; guaranteed in order Address
PALMER & REY,
Portland, Or,
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-03-02
WATER MOTOR.

One Tuerk Water Motor, new, that will
develop from 10 to 15-horse power; can be
had at sacrinue by addressing
PALMER & REY,
Portland, Or.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-03-02
CUT IN SHOW CASES.

The mystery about "the letter that never
came" has been solved. II was never sent.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-03-02

"Brown's Bronchial Troches " will relieve
bronchitis, asthma and throat diseases.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-03-02

| by. what he drinks. William Ann-But he
drinks anything he can get. Lord Forgiyus--
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-03-02

There is nothing like bad luck 10 set a man
about making mental inventory of his friends.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-03-02

A. P. A. RITUAL. Complete workings Of the
pIigoted, anti-Catholic order, by mail, 25 cents.
HoEY'S book store, Portland, Or.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-03-02

Use Enameline Stove Polish; no dust, no .n,s,
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-03-02
Transferred.


Jnnesy has discovered a curious feature
about German-English dialect. He says
when German falls i'll he swallows ''dhcr
ILL.," and afterward he pays "dher pill.''--
Harper's Bazaar
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-03-02

Try GERMrA for breakfast.
, 1894-08-24
6otte feir 6liid oamtt.

G6parb O'9}eiu, alias Smitb, 9e30rt
All etf,er 8anoe BON 8anottcn, ipeI0e lctt
Lancer 3eit in Ser 9fdbc oc5 Getter SIN
@iQ0uctS, 3iuiicbcu Der q. ltto II. on,
tbr llntpcien trci6en. Die 8anDe pat be-
reit5 cine W2enge Derpege1ter JtaUOeteieH
6~egan9en, tounte a6er btSDer nIe9t 10y
licb qcnacbt tper6er. 8Or ettpa z SSo9en
oelaHq cs BENT 8olisiitcu Srcelc,. III eoioorO
N'9feiQ BEN 6uuptmnnn Oer 8anOe oll8z
feIt AT mac6en. Der &erl bate DIntefeI9=
amber an 10. un6 II. Qlt9uit 5fOel Jta00z
anfdlle ~begangen.
9lm 10. 6erau6te er einen alien oeut7
icben nm so uno cine llbr, un0 &a9S oaEs
ami Den an Gfe Ser %. nn0 &%broopltrQBe
nobnenoen Otto 8remcr I'm $l7. SSa9s
reno Ser 0aftseit 9'9tcil'5 perGiIaBIen
ociien Gunlpanc ben bcraubten alien Seut:
5chet. por Dem 8ichter 0OoleD dnS5IlG9en,
Ban cr 0'g}ciu nicbt i0cntift5Iren tonne,
sir bteie 0icnitlciitung, Die 81 gtetll gum
freier O}anne macbte, lpuroe Der Ser0U6ie
entlcbQoiQt. Oaiiclbe Ofan0Dre iplIroe BEL
8rerer, aber o6nc Grfolg oerlucbt. Ger
ielbe i6entifi;irte Dor 9tic6ter Gberbarot
0'9feiu Iofort ais Ieineu 2ln8reifcr, uno
gum llc6erfllB butte aucb nocb EN- tit Der
@egenb beI6dfttgter 8rtpatiD0c9ter Den
Gau6anfou un6 0'9teiu 8clcben. eros
oIer 8infel3igc ietner QODpfatcn iDuroe
C'gfeiQ inter $500 8iirgi9aTt Dem ertz
mtuGlgeri6t iibertpieien.
, 1894-08-24
Stdott1hes.
Neue Geu9en
Sefdtt9eu i'm mIoropro3e6 oesen GimothY
6raPan oie brutoIe Grmorou119 oes
l5idbri9en Geo. :. Ryan.

Die erften bet0en 3eugen, lpelc6e ge1tern
9tGbmtttag in Dem W%or6pro3eB gegen
StmotDO 0ra6am Dernommen ipurDen,
paren 6rau 0t0an, bic 0tutter beS bon
Graham erl6logenen 15iGbrigen George
S, GDan, unb 6enrD 8 OtaueD, in beiien
2lrmeu Der %miBban6elte &nabe ieinen
@eiit auSbau6te.
0eute Wtor9en be5eugten Daniel feeber
unb belien Wtutter, ipetcbe iic9 am Qlbeno
be5 n. Suli auf benz 6eimpeg mach tbrer
QGObnung 9In. 1929 Wfain Str. ~befanben
.unO Die Sceue Der Wforotbat nit aniaDen,
Den 8Orfall, mte er 9"eitcru eingebenb ge>
lbIl0ert lDuroe. 0aiielbe 3eugntB Iegten
SDm @0ftellO uno gSilliam SenntngS ab.
Sun &reu5DerD0r Goiteuo'S periucbte 0ers
t~6eiOiger SAFE, Oeniel6en 81 peranlaiien,
5u5u9e6elt, 0aB Scr iur9e 8uribe G6oS.
Sbeeban bic 2luSlagen Der 2tugen3eugen ais
fall6 be3etcbnete uno beSbalb BON GpiteIo
9eicblo9en Wurbe. Ser 3euge itcate oieie
0ariteuun9 enti6ieben in 2tbre0e uno erz
flGrte, 6aB ct nit Sbeeban einen peri0n7
licbcn Streit bate. Oerielbe uaunte i'm
etneu 2itgner unb ct perleBte t9m bafiir
cine 0brfei9e.
Die bier iungen MG63en MarD Qom6,
2oretta 2amb, Nnnie Dunn uno 2(ltce
Dunn, be8cu8ten, boB ite an jenem QlbenO
an Der Stele Der MtOrOtbat OOrbei8ingen.
a3pei Der Sun8en, bie 8riioer Sennin95,
t0nntel ie un0 0ieieLben iagten p9lten
2lbeno." Die @eleui6oft Der &noben
perbielt iib DOllftdnoig ru6t8.
sos. NtcGartbD, Der Sbanffelner Ser
W;rtDi60ft all bet Gde bon 81. StraBe
unb 8oplor 2(Oenue, fonnte nur bertcbten,
baB George s. 9t0an to6t in bic @irtb>
i9aft gebracbt tpurbe.
, 1894-08-24
Cine miloe panif
Sbeubt ole poIi5iifem in ser CONN 6au pom
Safe Diem aus Dem SbIummer.-
poIi5iit SHIELDS erheblit %perIet5t,

Sine 8anif ocronloBtc 6eute am frii6el
Wtor9en Die in Dem S6lafioal Ser Gopn
0oIe BON cafe 8icm Ser 9tuDe genieBenz
ben 8Oli8iiten, cine ~icAleunige 6llcbt 5rt
bepcrfiteli9cn. SIS ert0nte pl0bliA Elm
lauter &racD, Scr 8auni MAI i'm Moment
nit ,einent e%ritidenoen 0unit angefiiQt,
&alfitilde Uorcu ben Sd6ldTeru in bic Sc
FIGHTER uno auj bic 0lieoer geibLeubert
lporoen uuo oa5 llnbcil fonnte notiirlict
MUIR olr6 cine 9DHamttbpmbe Oeruriadbt
iporbcn fem.
Sine 8eaauere ltnteriu6ung er9a6 ie6od,
Dap lecb5 GnaoratiuB oeS 8ulfbepurf5 Der
Defc Die S0IGfcr emporgci6reft batten.
Sn Der tpil0en SIu6t er9riffcn bic 9oltz
3iIten Die &lei~0un95ititGe anocrer uuO ais
tie ullten auIan8ten, bOtcn ie Elm Oraitii3eS
Bib bar.
&eiOer lit Der @oriaQ nit elmer er6cbz
li6en 8erlebung oeS 8oliSiiten Sobn s,
S9telb'S Derlaufen, tpeld6er am recbten
8etn etnc icbpere 8errenfung erlitt. Or,
=. sc. @utott bon gt0. 1881 Belmont QDc.
Ie8te einen 8erban0 an un6 lteB Sbielb'6
naA 6auie i5affen. Scr 9octor erf(arte,
boB Der &erlebtr 3ebn Sage lang 6tenitz
untau9lt6 ietn tpiiroc.
, 1894-08-24
Oiebt falihes Oelo aus.

Der 3Qidbri9e Iange 3ett arbeitSloie
Nnitrciberge6ilfe Stop 0t6oDe5 iucbte feline
5eryiitteten 6inan3cn baburcb auf3ubciiern,
0aB ct iicb nit ben Dor eini8en 5agen Derz
b~atteten 6aIi9miin3ern in 8erbinoung
ieBte, u1o Die Don bieien fabricirteu FQlic6en
Dollars an Den Wtann 81 bringen lucbte.
Sang ~beionoerS lteB er e5 iic6 altgele8en
ietn, SaloonlDirtbe, @rocer uno 6leilcbcr
berein5uIc9en. @eitern 2lbenO periucbte
CT 0ieieS Wtan0ber gum 10 uno 10
Oielten Scale BEL Dem S~aloonipirtD
8Onp 8tuef, oil Der Is. Str, uQbe 2aflin.
9oc9 oieier mar auf ser 6ut. ST. pera6=
folgte auf GbobeS Wuni8 ale bon ibm fir
Die anipelenoen 0Gite beitcuten drinks,
IteB aber 5u 8leicber 3eit bic 3lpei porbciz
poilirenoen 8Olt5iiten 3icbter unO 8etper8z
bort berbeirufen unb moc5tc ie auf 9tbo6c5
nnO ieine 0tan0Oer, faIicbe9 @elb au85uz
9ebelt, aufmerflam. 9tboDe5 itano beute Dot
3ttcbter Gbcr6arot, 0ngeflagt Der &erauSz
90bung 8cfGlicbten @eloeS, un6 tpur6e BON
OieIem bis ntor9en inter $500 8irgiboit
9elteut. 8t5 Dabin miro au9 Gapt. Yor>
ter pom 8unbeSgebeimbienit bon Der Qlngez
le9enbett npttfictrt Derben.
, 1894-08-24
Der8r66erun9 0es Gtncoln Darts

Sett tdn9erer 3ttt iDaren llnterbNnbz
LltHgen betreff9 2tnfaufS oe8 @runoftiid8
3tpii4en 9iperi0 uno 8elmont 2(Oe., 0itlid)
bon Cafe 8ielo Q(Ue., 5tuiic9en Ser 2tncoIn
8orf 8eD0rDe ulo Dem Deridbie0enen @i9en9
t6itmern 0e5 beio9ten @runOititf5, ipelcbeS
etDa rs 0Ger umioBt, i'm Wan9e. SIS
banbelt ii6 bier nm cine 8er8r0Bcrung bes
9artS unb sic @runbeigentDimer boben
mnmehr ale tbre G~intpiuigun9 gum Ser
fduf 8e9eben. Die 3%aufiumme, welAe
nod ntcDt feftgeiteut lift, ba man noc6 crit
bic GiniDiuigun8 Der 2~e9iSlatlr a6tpartcn
mlBte, miro cine iebr bODe iein. W}an
ibaBt iie auf $1,500, 900. 9tedbnet man
ba3u ettDa $500,00 fit Gerbeierun9en, 10
fommt Die beabli6tigte 8cr9r0Berlrn8 oeS
8orfS ouf etpa 81, 900 900 gu fte6en,
iDelcbe Summe Our9 8onO5 anfge6ra9t
rpcr6en muB, Nuf benz betrenenOen
@runbitIf bcfi1ben iicb unter 2tnbcretn bic
8o6nun8 oeS 6errn 0rcDer, ioipic Gbicle7
MAINS @arten, @i8ent9um Der 2e6n1ann'z
icbeu Grben.
, 1894-08-24

an cirlem WtnneropOrIprung 6Gngen, sic
QSucht oe5 SturSeS ma jeooc6 cine oerz
orti8e, baB baS 8cin pom 3umpTe (oSges
rillcn ipur0e.
81 Setter g. g., %. 2tu9uit.
0a5 ncuntc iabrlic5c Eager bcr @ereints
0ltltg Der Unions Ncteranen pcrta0te iich
nNcbOcm cine 9tclotution au0cnommcn
iporOen mar, burcb ipeIcbe je0c 9tc0ierlung
pcrurtbciLt miro, Die poIitiidbes @apital
Oar0u5 lDI6gt, O0b iic M in Der 8es
Siebun8 lport, oaB ite oltc Solbaten ent=
lGBt uHb un8crebtcrpeilc Die 8eniionen
9cbrecbIibcr Neteranen %luSDcnoirt.
a3u Oieler %9telOIution muroa Elm 13ulaB
an8cnomntet, III mclcbcm Der Staat5=
oruder auf breiSebn Wlitglieber Ser Ser
ctni8ung Der Unions 8eteruneu, sic filr3z
ljb aus Dem SunocS0ienlt eutlaiien tpurz
ben, aufmertiOm gemocbt lpiro.
9GOenport, Sn., %. 2(u9uit.
Die Seteranenl0bne, Die bier iDr iGbre
Iicbe5 vGncumpmcnt@ obbaltcn, crlpdbltcn
beute tbre 8corttcn fir on5 fommeuoc
Sobr. @eiDGDlt nuroen: BUM Gbtefz
Commander s. q. 98iuiam g.. 8uno0 BON
Cincinnati; sum Sentor>9ice>Gommanoer
&. q. Barton BON 8ropioence, 81. S.;
sum SunioreGtce -Gommanber 2ouiS 2tuep
bon Davenport; sum @eneraIobiutanten
s.. 9. Spcalman BON Ohio; gum @enez
r%olinipcctor q. s. Gloisoeu bon Qoipel.
Otai..; sum @eneralanipait George 90.
0orrin8ton bon 0iaiDaiba, 8an.; gum
@cneralar5t s. WeIoon Ooun9 bon Seattle,
Balb.; sum @eneralcaplon Geu. S. IS.
BattOu BON WttlDaufee, isis. Der Nntrag,
cine &ranfcnz un0 Sterbefaiie gu griinben,
lpurbe aO8elebnt. 9tGblte5 S0br miro boS
v@ncGmpment" III SnoyOiQe, Gem, a69ez
balten tper0cn.
WaiitIlon, g., %. 2tug.
Nm l. Sept. miro enbli9 in BEN 6oblenz
grubcn BET SAT- 9oleitine Der 8etrteb miez
Der ouf9cnomueu iperpen. 2(m %. 2(prtl
Datten Die @rubeuarbettcr sic Q(rbcit niez
Der9elegt lnO Die Gr106ung bes 2obnIoBcs
auf 723 uno IT, Gents 9eforbert. SeBt
baben ite oaS @n8ebot Ser @jrubenbeitBer,
namlib 65 unO 20 GentS, an8enommen.
.Qowell, Otaii., %. Q(ug.
Nm nd0iten O}ontag iptrb in ben
Gremont unb Suffolf Q8erfen, Die felt Dem
3. Sui 9eihIoiien tparen, Der Betrieb
ipieber oNf8enommen mer6en. @e9er
2300 Nrbciter iperOen bter6Hrcb 8eibaftt7
ourg crna(ten.
, 1894-08-24
RIeine IIabrtbten.

- Sobu g8cber muBtc Iicb 6cute frii6
por 9ttcbter ScaIp geget bic Qluflage oe5
Gtnbrub5 OerantiDOrten. 0citern gtadbz
mjttag loQ ct an9eblicb sic Gbiir Don
gStutam Sanforo'S Stall, III Si0 Green
itr0Be geipaltiam oufgebroc6eu uno bann
ell Yferbcgei9trr. melcbe5 er lamb, Qeitob~
len BADEN. ltnter $500 8irgi6ait muroe
ct all baS G~riminalgerid9t perlpteien.
- 8Or einigen Gageu brab G6a5. SAM
fen in eincn an Der Single Str. uuo Wiilz
tpautce 2lpe. itebcnben Sroc6tlpagen Der
Chicago, Ofilipaufce & st. 8aul 8abn
Elm unO it0bl 0arauS 3ipei &iiteu nit Son
lerOen. 8oli5iit MOme5 pon Der 9e9z
PLANES Ctr Station ertappte i'm dber 0Q-
bel, ais er lib nit Der 8eute 5u eutfernen
iucbte uu0 Ucrbaitctc i'm. 6clte friib
DurOe ct BON &i6ter Nbite nacb fur3cm
&erb0r inter $500 8iirgl9aTt benz Grimtz
nol8cri5t iibcrpieien.
-SmOb er6aucommiIaria uur6e 1eute
Ote fir Die 4flaitcrung Der &eniington
NOe.t 5Utl9en Wticbi8aH 2(Oe. ulD Den @ez
letien Der SQiuoiS Gentral=8a eingclauz
fenen 2lngebOte ge0fuct. Gr maren MIR
5tpet Q(ngebote etugelauicu, Gins BON 81.
Stl6D, Der bic 2lrbeit fiir $500 iibernebz
men min, un0 ems BON Der 8romn 9lucn
SmprODement So, ipelcbc IS GentS per
laulenben SUB fir Sic eigentltcbe 9flQlters
arbeit uno q SUB fir ben 8~oblenbelag Der
langt. QSelcbe BON BEN beioen Tirmen BEN
Gontr0ft erbalten miro, tonute noc6 ni1t
ermtttelt tDcrben.
, 1894-08-24
Deroerben ser Braut tbre freuoe.

W&ouic, bie bibiAe GO9ter Der SO 2otp
Q(Deuue nobnenoen Trau Ga9ncD, mOute
2tnfang8 September ibrem 8rGUttgam sum
3r0ualtare folgen uno bate iib $40 icbper
peroienten @elbcS sur 2(ni6nffung ibrc5
8rautan5u9eS in ibrem Gofter bel Seite &C.
legt. Mie groB mar i1r S1mer5, ais tie
~geiterll, Don oer 2lrbeit 6eimtebreno, aus
fano, boB irgenn eilt 80iemjd9t ibr bjeieu
Derborgenen S90k 8eitOblen bate. @inigc
Ntacbbarn b0ttcn wGbreno Ser Nbpeic16eit
Der 6rau &a8nep unh iDrcr Socbter 5fpet
&erle bic 8oDnung 0erielben betrete1
iebcn unO 9a6en BEN Detectives, bic Sen
Tau aufarbeiten %iolltcn, cine 10 9enaue 8e7
ihreibun8 Der 3wei, Dab ie nit 2ei6tjgs
felt perbaftel merbcn fonnteu. Sic gaben
i6re 1}amcn nit SO6n No8er3 m0 .Gbas.
6ielben an unO batten iib ben 9alSelt
Sag in Ser 0egero berum9etrteben. 9tic6ter
Gberbar6t, Dem ite beute inter Ser 2~tnflage
0eS @inbrucb5 uuo Der 8agabunbage 0orz
gefibrt Wuroen, i~tellte bic 6aQunfeu, Die
Der 8rout Wfouie ibre gauge Sreuoe per5
BORDEN, bis mpr8en unter $1,000 8itr8z
iCbQft.
, 1894-08-24
Ginbrud un0 Spibbiberet.
6wei 5aGe Dor Rihter Kerfen.

Inter elmer 8itr9l9aft bon ie 5000 ipurs
Den Sobn Benedict un6 6. s. Qaprence,
3lpet Scbpeoen, bon 8ibter &eriten Dem
@rtminalgericbt %itberipieien. Qu5 &lGger
trot S. 2ai8ert, I'M 6interbauS bon $40. 1874
@OetDe Str. wObnbaft, auf. Gr baut al
Der 6ront elm neueS 6auS Unb DIT iino
8leir0bren un6 Giienipaaren bon 9ieben
fprtgei6leppt morOen. 8oGiSiit &enneoD
faBte bic Nn8etLo8ten in Der perfloiienell
9tac9t bel einem iOI9en 9taub ab.
Tranf s. 0eauer mur6c Dor Gibter
&eriteu iiberfUbrt, Dem 6ticb6dnbler @eorgc
Is. 8Ono me6rere &iiten 6iicbe i'm Q8ertbe
BON $17 8eitoDIen 5u baben. Bombs @ez
i5dft. befinOet iib am SuBe Der Ottc6igan
Str. 28eaper ipuroe inter $500 8iir8i9aft
Dem G~riminal8eric9t iiberlpieieu.
, 1894-08-24
I(tht Ger Deter oes Corporations
QnDQItS.

90. 9tubenS, ser an Der Is. StraBe uno
Gcnter 2IDe. cine 98irtbid6oft bctretbt,
Durbe geitern auf 8cra1laliung 0eS QtlO.
SlcpiGd Don Ser 8. QGar6, Oerbaftet Unb
in Der W2aypeuitr. Station einlo9trt. Ser
alderman 1T 2lgent Ser g8eitieite 8rouerci
un0 bate ais iolc6er cine 6ppotbet iiber
$4,000 auf sic @inricbtung Ser Nirt9ibait
De8 9tubenS in 9Gnben. Die 8crbaftung
Ruben5' erfol9te ouf sic Q~lnflage bin, oaB
CT Die DDpotbefartih b~elaitete &trtbidaft9z
einri6tunQ D%ert0uft babe. Gic9tcr @6ers
barbt, Dem 9tu6cn5 Dorgeftbrt tpNroe,
iteute i6n bis 81 ieinem 8erb0r unter $500
Bitrgibaft,
QuS Huben8 oerDaftet purbe, 6ro6te ct,
bafitr iOrgcn 81 mouell, DAB ieoer Bolt3ilt
Der Station, BON Capt. 8arcel ber0b bis
gum Sanitor Sen 2oufpaB erbalten ipcrOe.
ST. CAB itcb fir einen Yetter oeS Corpora
ttonSaniD0ltS 6orrD GubenS aus uno be-
rtef iid oucb alf ieine Sreun0l6oft nit
ySo6nuD" 9oofin5.
Corporations >QlntpQlt 9tu6enS ertlGrte
Gelte &ormittog, 6aB ct ben So. 9tubenS
gar ntcDt feltne uno baB ct nocb loeni8er
nit Oemiclben irgenomte Dertpanot iet.
0err Eubens fii9tc 0in3u, DaB ct itDerbaupt
in Q(merifa feline 8eripan0tcn babe.
2luch vSo0nnD" 0opfiuS lpctB itb ntcbt
0uf ben 6crrn 90. 9tubenS 81 bcltnllen.
, 1894-08-24
Oo6esfGue

pur0en 6eute @ornittag I'M @eiun06eit5=
amt pie fOIgt angemeloet:
SOiepbtne 8urbba4, q Sabre, 331
81. Ctr.
G5orle5 6ooie, % Sabre, 236 2%(u8uita
StraBe.
98tl6elmine Brandt, 81 Sabre, . 8opz
man Str,
@ouline 5toOelmonn, 40 Sabre, 1913
Sc. 2incoln Ctr.
2ul8uit s. @OegeIc, 56 Sabre, 147 Mos
Sott StraBe.
Gliiobct6 Gpenner, 2 Sabre, 213 @n8uita
StroBe.
9orrp getier, % Sabre, GoOf Gountoz
6Oipital.
9toc9el 8ernftein, 30 Sabre, 0ttdbacl
9teeie 6OlpitaI.