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The advocate., 1894-08-22
THE ANTI.LOTTERY BILL

If there is a republican paper in
Kansas that has not published the
story that the Populist members Of
congress are opposing BroderiCk's
snti-lottery bill in order to protect
the lottery business Of Kansas City
we do not know what one it is. A
story Of this kind started by one of
them goes the grand rounds" and
is echoed and re-echoed from every
corner Of the state. II is hardly nec-
essary to say that the story is a ma
hciouS fslsehood without the least
foundation or excuse. Congressman
Hudson, Of the Third district, says
that he is in favor Of this bill and
will work and vote for it's adoption,
as will also every other Populist
member of congress; and that they
have never intimated anything to the
contrary. The story is part Of the
republican campaign Of argument"
The advocate., 1894-08-22

grafton from Europe, and il may be that
some Of Che arrivals have offered 10 do for
the Argentine Republic Che same sort Of
service they offer our own, viz: To subvsEt
the government. Il 10 TO be hoped that thO
attorney general in forwarding The story
will not tell the APGentinianS anything
about Altgeld.-KanSas City Star, Aug. II.
Certainly; if the attorney general
makes any show Of complying with
the request Of the Argentine Re-
public, he should sCrupulously avoid
sending anything that will convey
actual and correct information re.
speCting the subject Of inquiry.
Altgeld tells too much truth about
this matter. It would never do TO
have his version Of the anarchist"
cases 20 into the hands of people
whose minds are likely tO:be unbiased
and who would Judge the cases in
question by the law and the testi-
mony rather than by newspaper false
hoods.
The advocate., 1894-08-22

Much more fatal would it be to make
the issue solely one Of free coinage;
and with MIR. Brysn's additional
propositian to issue paper money
''redeemable Gn coin" there is really
nothing in his platform but free COin-
age after all. II the paper money 10
be issued is made redeemsble IN coin,
il must be too limited to afford an
ample circulating medium; and fur
theF than this, it looks only to the
continuance of our present financial
System with simply silver added to
gold as a money Of final redemption.
II is a false system Of finance and
the scheme is only intended to supply
certain allurements to attract Popu-
lists fron their well-defned purposes.
Nebraska Populists should see to it
that MIR. Bryan is elected to stay at
home and look after his private in-
ests. He may learn something in
private life that he has failed to learn
in congress.
The advocate., 1894-08-22
A TATTERED, OLD FLAG.

Weary, fOotsore, and hungry, half
a hundred ragged commonweslers
are dragging their way through Kan
sss toward the Pacific coast. They
have been to Washington and wit
messed the working of demo.repub-
lican form of government with cor
poration attachments, and they now
seem to have a desire to get as far
away from that seat Of government
as possible. They still carry a tat
tered, old, American flag.
A visitor to the camp Of these men
may smile at first when he sees how
they cherish this old flag; yet if he
has conscience snd q grain Of
The advocate., 1894-08-22
ISN'T THIS TRUE ?

Will any Of our good republican
readers Of the ADVOCATE land we
have q good many of them) carefully
look over their republican papers
and tell us what principle they are
Contending for in this campaigns
OcCsslonally one like the Atchlson
Champion is advocating the restora-
tion Of silver as money, but 1t does
not adhere to the existing ratio as a
material point in the ISSUE Permit us
to suggest that the restoration Of
silver as money upon condition that
a gold dollars worth of silver at its
current price in the market shall be
put into the silver dollar, is an absn-
donment Of all there is in the silver
question that can possibly benefit
the people. It matters not Of what
material money is made, If the amount
of that material to be put in the
dollar must be measured by its mar
ket value IN gold. The result in that
case is a single gold basis for all
money, and the restoration Of silver
upon such conditions would not help
the producer or the lsboring man
one iots.
Then, there is oc cssionslly a re-
publican paper that admits the ne
cessity Of government ownership and
operation Of railroads; but this is
distinctively and emphatically a Pop
ulist measure, and the republican
party leaders nowhere indorse it.
Aside from these individual instances
Of departure from the republican
program we should be pleased to be
informed, as we. stated in the begin
ming, what principle the republican
press and party leaders are cont end
ing for.
The advocate., 1894-08-22
"ON WHAT A SLENDER THREAD"

In the last haul of their drag.net
Kansas republicans claim to have
caught the Herington Signal from the
Populist party. The fact is the Sig
nal never was q Populist payer and
never was claimed as one; and an OK
animation shows the last copy Of it
received by the state historical So
clety was some time in May. And on
such slender threads hang the ever
lasting hopes Of Kansas republicans.
The advocate., 1894-08-22

If there is one issue above an
other in importance to-day it is the
rescue of this government from the
hands Ofpirates, gamblers and COR
porations and it's restoration to
the people. Beside this all other
questions pale into lnsignifCanCs,
and without il all reforms are impos-
sible. The government once more
in the hands Of the people, and free
coinage Of silver, government issue
Of paper money, employment to idle
labor, the overthrow Of court usur-
pations and of military despotism.
together with all other measures for
the promotion of the public welfare
may readily receive attention. First
depose the king and re'estsblish the
republic, and all these things will be
added.
The advocate., 1894-08-22
ONE OF THE MARES NESTS.

One Of the Capitals nest hunters
has made the remarkable discovery
that a patient at the insane asylum
has actually gone and died in that
institution of apoplexy and the fool
doctors out there didn't know enough
to save her life. If this don't prove
the incOmpetency Of the Populist sd-
minlstrstlon what could prove it,
The woman never died Of spoplexy
before.
The advocate., 1894-08-22

We are receiving many communi-
cations relative TO Mr.. PickerinR's
remarkable discovery concerning the
equal suffrage amendment, but we
think space enough has already been
given TO this subject. There is no
merit in Mr. Plckering's screed. He
sought to make a sensation over a
supposed neglect Of duty by Popu-
list officials and simply fell down.
Aside from poor old Eskridge of the
EmpOris Republican nobody is fool
enough to believe that the amend
ment is in any danger, and he don't
believe it; he simply wishes it were
30.
The advocate., 1894-08-22

THE Wealth Makers, published at
Lincoln, Neb., takes the correct view
of Mr.. Brysn's candidacy for United
States senator. Mr.. Bryan is an
enemy to the Peoples party and to
all true financial reform; and an
enemy of the most insidious char
scter. The narrowing down Of the
Peoples party platform TO the money
question alone would be q backward
step that would be absolutely fatal.
The advocate., 1894-08-22

TIE young man who is trying to
I'LL the editorial chair of the Capital
may have one consolation through
life. He will never die of spoplexy.
That fatality is supposed to be caused
by pressure upon the brain, and Ia
his case no danger of this kind is to
be Apprehended.
The advocate., 1894-08-22

COLONEL ToMLINsoN says that the
demOCruts who voted the Populist
ticket two years ago were only lent
for that occasion. We fear, Colonel,
that You viii have a hard time get
ting them al home again.
The advocate., 1894-08-22
HUNTING FOR MARES NESTS.

The republicans Of Kansas have
not one solitary principle that they
are contending for in this campaign.
They have been repeatedly pointed
to the conditions that everywhere
prevail and asked what they propose
to do to change them for the better,
and they are as silent as the tomb
upon the subject. They have been
reminded of the millions Of idle men
and women throughout the country
and asked what they propose to do to
give these people employment, and
they have no answer to give to the
inquiry. Their attention has been
repeatedly called to the fact that
farmers are selling their products
for less than cost of production, and
asked what they propose to do to
right this wrong, and the only an
swer yet received is that the farmers
must ''keep stiff upper lip and let
nature take her course" They have
been reminded of the thousands OF
honest people in every city in the
land who would be industrious and
useful citizens if they could and who
are subsisting from.day to day upon
charity grudglngly dispensed. They
have been asked what they propose
to do to remedy this evil, and a 81
lence that ls painful is the only an
swer. Instead of having some prin-
ciple to advocate, instead of telling
the people the causes of the evil con.
ditions from which they are suffer
ing and devoting their time to the
discussion of means of relief. these
patriots are hunting for mares nests
and attempting, as they did in 1890,
to win political victory by Vili6ca-
tion and abuse of their opponents.
If they are satisfied with this kind Of
a campaign, we certainly are, for it
is making Populists faster than any
thing else that could be done.
Everybody knew when Cy Leland
was made chairman of the republi-
can state central committee, just the
kind of campaign that had been
decided upon, because it was well
known that he could conduct no
other. He belongs to the Sol. Miller,
Jim Leggste, A. B. Campbell and
Joe Hudson school of politicians
sweet-scented fellows, who wouldn't
know an honest principle if they
should meet one in the road, and if
some one should give them an intro.
duction to it they wouldn't know
what to do with it. A mares nest
campaign has been decided upon and
the whole list of republican editors
and stump speakers are out hunting
g., yo,k,
The advocate., 1894-08-22

CONGRESSMAN W, J. BRYAN has announced
himself as q democratic candidate for senR-
Tor from NebraSka on POpuliSt platform.
-NOncOnformist, August o.
Hold on there, Brother Stockwell;
do you call paper money redeem
able in coin" a Populist platforml
We don't call il 80 in Kansas.
The advocate., 1894-08-22
DON'T GIVE THEN ANY FACTS.

The attorney general Of the United States
has received an application from the Ar
Rentine Republic for the record Of the cases
Of Spies and other anarchists who were eX-
ecutsd in Chicago. The Argsntins Rspub-
liO hHs received Of late yOArs large immi.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-20
Die b0afte SeIobnune.
u1oYaI SaGpuIper" an Stdrfe uno merth
nm 20 pro5ent feinem nddfen Concur
renten iberleeer.

Das v0topaI Batting 9op6er" bat ben
beneibensmertben STUFF, Die bO6ite 8elobs
nung erbalten 3u baben, bic fir gtrtifel
bteier &laiie ausge9eben iporOen lit, grOBte
StGrfe, reinfte Sngreoten3ien, auf's 8ou1
fommenite 3uiammengeieBt, iiberau bG,
mo baiielbe nit anoeren ausgeitelt Dor6en
lit. Qluf ben NuSitcuun9en friiberer Sabre,
0uf Der Centennial eltausiteQung, in
8aris, @ien unb auf Ben beri6iebenen
Staotss unb Sn6uItrtezN usfteuungen, mo-
es our NusItelIung 9eIangt lit, baben Die
Breisri6ter itets Dem vgtoDaI Batting
9otpber" bic bO6iten Breiie 5uerfannt.
Nuf Der misunderstanding tpurbe
sic 8riifung Der 8elobnungen fir 8adz
pulber bon ben Sa6leuten Der 6emil6en
Mbtbeilung bes Nderbau>0 Departments in
Walbtngton Dorgenommen. Ser iebt i'm
Druid porliesenbe antlibe 8ert6t iber bie
8er1ube nit ben 8aGpuLbern, tuel6e bon
bteiem 0epartement gerna6t tpur6en, gum
ipe3teuen 3tpede, UNI 0as bette gu ermitteln.
3eigt, baB Die iGuernbe &raft 6eS y&oDal"
100 &ubitsou &oblenitoffgas per hinge
8uLper betrd9t. Son ben aus Gremor
3artart bergeiteuten 8adpuloern, peL9e
1ut Der notwithstanding aus8e1teut mdrelt,
entbteLt bas nGbit ftGrffte MIR 1873 &ubtf>
sou Sauerteiggas. Die ilbrigen Pulner
batten cine burbi9nittli9e Stdrfe bon
Ill Gubtfaou. @s iteIte ii6 iOmit berz
aus, baB bas p@OpaI" I'M 20 @rO3ent
mebr iduernbe &raft bate, aLs ietn nG9iter
Mitbemerber, uno I'm A Bro3ent i'm
0urbl9nitt mebr ais aIe iibrisen Broz
ben. Seine 8ortrefftt3feit in anoerer
8e3iebuns jebob, 10 3. 8. in Der QuaIitdt
beS Nabrun9Smittels binii6tLi6 Seinbett,
@oblgei9mad unb Gciunbbett, IdBt ii6 in
3ablen nibt ausoritden.
@s finb bieie bo6en 2ualttdten, bic iett
10 bielen Sabren bon ben Srauen bes 2an>
Oes e%etannt unb 9ei9dBt iinO, uelde es
bepirft baben, baB Die 8erfdufe bon
v&opal 8ating Bomber" bic aaer an6eren
8adpuloer. 3uiammengenommen ibertrofz
fen baben, pte beutli9 aus ftatiitii6er
Qngaben berporgebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-20

uberseugt, 6aB Ser Srieben ME aufre6t er>
balten per6en tonne, 10 LANCE Die Mrbeitz
geber Ben Q(rbeitern nibt mebr I'M @etite
Ser @cre6tigfeit unb 8eriObnli6feit be-
gegnen ais teBt.
v8e9anitigen Sic BEN 8lan bes geieuz
icbaftltden l3uiammenlebens, bet ais
vStaats So3iaItsmus" be3ei5net iuirb?"
uSeb babe bis iebt feinen berartigen
@lan sttge6eiBcn, OOer MIDI gu bemieIbsn
befannt."
v@s tpirb Sbren ber 8oruurf semacbt,
sic leien Elm So5ialiit, Ober gar Elm
Nnar9iit, ober beibes?" fra9te GpmmiiiGr
@ri9bt.
v@s fann nur 8osbeit iein", anttportete
Gaipar6ine, vmib etnenNnar6iten gu men,
men. SD bin Nmerifaner uno IN Der 2te6e
at metnem Gaterlanb, gu @eleB unb Orb
nung, groBge3ogen. Wein Slater bat i'm
&antpf fir bic Union auf Dem S9labtfel6e
Iein 2eben g%elalien. 8aS Sen Socialisz
mus anbetrifft, 10 mag ib 81 elmer 9trt
cbriltltcbcm SpctaltS mus binneigen ib
bin mir bariiber ietbit no9 nibt I'M
&loren,"
Ser 3eu9e bate BEN GommiiiGren Elm
bon linn iiIn9it berfaBtes 8i9lein 3uz
geiteut, meIdbes Scr Streif in 8uaman"
betiteIt lift unb bas ongebli9 cine genaue
O~ariteuung Der 8erbdltniiie in BuQman
gtebt. Die @pmmiiiGre blGtterten 6aiielbe
bur5 unb iteuten an Den 8crfaiier aIerlei
6ragen iiber Die Queuen, aus benen ct bic
in 1einem Mert ais IDatiacben aufgefiibr>
ten Nn9aben i6opfte. 0teieS 8erb0r be-
itanb Der 9eiitlicbe 6err nibt iebr gut,
berr ct mltBte 3ugeben, baB ienes 8iiblein
MIR aus 9Orenia9en un6 9ans geptB nun
auf @ngaben Der Streifer unb beren
6reunbe suiammengebaut lit, unb baB er
in 6emielben ben 0aritelllngen Der auberen
8artet iiberbaupt nibt &iidit9t trug.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-20
Burton G. 0oof.

Burton 6. Goof, elmer Der ebeliten WlGn>
ner unieres Staatens 8unbes, elm DertrGu:
ter freun6 oes Wt6rtDrer>B rG1t0enten
QIbrabam 2tncolu, ben er 3meimaL, Guf ben
gta~tionaLzG onpenttonen bon Gbicago uni
Baltimore i'm Sabre 1860 uno 1864, fur
bos 8rd1i6enten@Nm nomtntrte, lit am
Morgen bes Is. Qug. 9eitorben. @r mar Elm
8~orfGnpfer auf benz @ebtete 6erQlnti1S flae
nerei@8ene9ung un6 Der S9opfer beg
0ffentltcben SbullDitemS bon SutnotS.
Sett mebr ais einem Wonat mar CT berelte
an bas &ranfenla9er gefeiielt.
9tm II. Mai 1919 in 9ittsfor6, Monroe
County, sc. g., 9eboren, genoB er eine
por3ii9llc9c @r3iebun9 auf beri6te6eneu
b06eren REORGANIZATION, murbe i'm Sabre
1910 in Ottoma, Su., CUR &ecbtsannaltz
icbaft 3ugela1ien unb feds Sabre baraui
gum StaatsanpaLt fir BEN 9. Suiti3z
0iitritt BON SuinOis gewablt. 9ieie Steut
CAB er i'm Sabre 1852 auf, I'm eincn Sit
I'M Staatslenat ein3unehmen. Nuf feline
SSniatipe 1T oaS 3uitanbefommen bes @ez
Iebes sl~ridSufitbren, bas Die ginri3tuna
0ffentliber S6ulen unb beren l1nterbalz
tung burb bic Steuer3obler gum @egenz
itanoe bat. @on 1859 bis 1864 MAJ er
9tnmalt Der Sod Sslanb>8abn unb murOe
barn ais Gertreter beS 6. GongreBz8 e3irts
in ben 8un6cscon9reB 9endbIt. 0reimal
na6 chamber mteber 9emdblt, legte ct
ietren StB tm GongreB I'M Sabre 1871
freitpt1ig nieber, UNI oas Qtmt zines @enee
ralanpaltS fir Sic Nortbmeitern> 8abn gu
iibernebmen. Nus @eiun6bettsrldit6ten
sog er iib 1886 ms 8rioatleben 3urid
unb pobnte felt bieier 3ett in leipem rubis
gen 6etm in @oaniton. Qlbgeieben BON
ietnem be9eiiterten uno erfolgrei6en Gin
treten fir Die 8efretung Der Sflaoen, trat
Goot i'm Sabre 1856 fir bic Nominatton
2Dman Srumbuu'S fir Sen 8unbesienat
elm, unb in ben Sabren 1860 unb 1864 lag
ibrn, benz i'm @orbergrun6e Der BOlitit
iener Sage ftebenben Batrioten, Die angee
nebme 8lidt Ob, 9lbrobam 2incoln fit
bic BrdiiOenti6aft 3u nominiren. Seine
Satin, cine So9ter beS Gt6ters Srris
Sart in Ospeso, g. g., Die beretts i'm
Sabre 1879 1tarb, bate inn cine So6ter
binterlaiien, bic an ben bieitgen Qnpalt
CHARLES 6. Qotprence berbeiratbet lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-20
gseun ofe 3eber uns sl6ttst,

neil mir ie perno9ldIfigeu, tnoem fe ms nit 9a1trI=
I9em Sopfpeb, ober nit @elbiu9t, obsr nit oele9ter
8uuoe, nit &nfdlen bon SbmtnoeL S3nter3en III Der
redbteu Seite uub ibelrte9enbem Atbent pet1I9t, 10 lino
mir peuig meDr als Iboren, ipenn mir Die nns ert9eilIen
@arnungeu m%tBaften. Ment MIR Del 9OPeIea =
mooeubitters Siilfe iuden, 10 fteaen ib gtnbe uuo Sc
1uuSbeit bolb mieber EN-; init benz S9miHbeH Der 9e'
nonuten Spmptome bDrt aud bic nou SeberIetoen I'm.
~trenubore l1uregelmdBisteit Deg @tuDlgaH9s anT' Se'
maloriuortisen 8ruutbeiteu 1T Die Sober ltstS IN @ttts
letbenIdaft 9e3ueeu; es trifft ii9 iebr 9liGtll9: oaB oas
8itters, bieie bette aler @r5Heieu tur seOeristoen. GaG
lit. GbenIO beilIGm lit eS gegen 9pspeptte, Appetltoer
imit, 8rdfteabuabme, 9serooittdt Mno oe @atGgs e ~
Rnhe mn lit Elm lobeubes @lirtr fir 9tecoHoalesceHteH
bic it'd ppu sebrsuoeg &routbeiteH erbo!eH'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-20
Sieet Elm Derbreden Dor?
Die &ei6e zines alien r%1annes an ertem
Baumaf hdneeno oufgefnnoen.

Die &eide zines alien mannes an etrtem
Saumaf hdneeno o~ufgefnnoen.
gluf ben falten MtarmOrfieien BON
&rebs' Mforgue, SEQ, $50 Grte Nne., lIegt
ieit 9ienitag Sic bereits fart in Ger1
pelung heterogeneous 9ei9e zines ettpa
As Sabre alien ManneS, Der auem Nn1
Ibein nab 6as Safer zines gemetnen Utorz
Des murDe. 9er &0rper, an benz oeutlld
Spuren bon STANDARDIZATION gu ieben
finb, hing nabe Der 1O8. Str. an teinem
8aume, Ser ntcbt nett bon benz @eletie Der !
Nidel 8lates8 abn ftebt, uno puroe Oalelbft
seItern Na9mittag bon gaiianten 3urautg
entbedt.
Die 0eicbe bat Obne !3peifel fbOn
pObenGon8 an ienem 8ountalt s%epan9en3,
un6 bic 8oIt3ei netgt Ser 9lnlt3t 3u,, oaB
fte bieienige zines DScabS" 1T, Der BET ben
lebten 8abnunruben gemalt1am BET SeIte
sei9afft tpurbc. Oenauere gfadtorl@ungen
iiber Sic .8erion beS Gooten ltno 1ofort
eingeleitet por6en, :;n6 Der Coroner ptrr
TIM Qaufe bes beutigen Sages ben Dor
geldriebenen Snquelt abbalten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-20
Gin Stridbuh frei.

Se6e mi erer weibli9eu 2eier, Die in Stifz
NIB SdfeIz @rbeiten Sntereiie fillbet, fann Elm
Sournol bon 80 Seitell, i6om ialtitrirt nlb
in 2et1manb nit @olobrud gebunben, erbal=
ten, lpenu bieIelbe brei 8idets, wel3e oil
iebem &uGuel pom uSleiibers Shifting
Woriteo" befeitigt iinb, iopie 5molf Gents
Werionottoften) an O.. 9. & 8. IS. Sletlber,
FbilaOelpbio, 1enoet,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-20

Own ~ VONON &0USNH1 wv" " kCtNUNN
2lpe., So Sabre alt, felt "a, SUM 1888 in
Chicago.
Trau Glen SoGeb, SEQ. 1863 "a. Str,
felt 1849 in Chicago.
Sraa s.. 8. &eenon, OglesbD Nbe., Ga
Sabre alt, felt IA. Sebruar 1882 in @6tz
ca9o.
Stir Die 8reiSzW e6aiuen, tpelbe fir Die
@bepaare belttmmt tpdren, beren 2ebens=
iabre 3uiammenge3dblt bic groBte Summe
ergeben, iotpte fir ben Mrbetter, tpelcber bic
lGn9lte 3ett bel bemielben Qlrbeitgeber tbG=
ti8 tpar, batten fi6 aablreibe 8etperber Sez
melbet.
I'm bic @bre berieniec Surner @btcaso's
gu iein, 0elien S%abresalter nit Der 3abl
Der Sabre ieiner IurnerzM itg[iebi6aft 3uz
iammengesdblt bic bO6ite @eiammtiumme
er9tebt, betparben iib nur atpet ate Sur=
ner, nGmli6:
Sobn 6. Miuer, MitsGie6 ser Chicago
3urn9emcinbe felt benz Is. Sebruar 1864,
geboren am 2. 2lpril 1924. glitter 20
Sabre, 4 Wfonate, IurnerzW ttglie6i6aft,
30 Sabre, 6 Monate unb @ilbelm 81.
Settib, Chicago Surngemeinoe, geboren
ben 20. SUM- 1885, glitter SO Sabre, 6 Moz
nate, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40 Sabre, 3
Wfonate.
lin Z ltbr Nben6s tpur6en Sic Bretie bon
ben Serren @mil SO6iter unb Mear Stern
an Die itegrei6en 8emerber nertbeilt. SOL
9enbeS tit Die 2tite Der 8reisgetronten:
Aeltefter beutf9er Muite6 :
Ter: Soiepb 8erg, SEQ. 1905 @arren
Ipe., anidiiig felt 81, Maat 1884, "a Sabre
alt.
@eItete beutf6e @nftebtez
rim: Trau Marsaretbe Nttl3mann, SEQ.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-20
Gas get1 oct Alten,
Ghtca9o's ptoniere feiern ihren
Ghrenta9.
SsOen's @rOpe Der Teitplab.

10000 perionen 6dfe Ger Chicago Gnrns
6emeinoe. = 6ldn5enoer Derlauf oes
20. ,,OIo Settlers Picnic. Gin reid1=
haIti9es Undertakings programm. =
Ghrer=m eoaiIen fir ole dlteten Mitbc=
GRINDER ~unferes Gemeinwefens. = Die
Site DER Bitten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-20
Ga. 159 Sabre
Ga. 155 Sabre

0es g6en6 tpar Ser SeitplaB nit 3abtz
reicben 9amptons prdbtig erleu9tet, uno
Elm acknowledgements brabte bas ibOne
6eit, beiien @rinnerung iiber nod LANCE
BEL alien ieinen 3ablret6en Be
lu6ern fortIeben mtr6, gum S6IuB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-20
Or, price's Badpulper,
1916 0iDsrlso aOe., anfdifi8 felt 1. ausuit
er W}ittminter lnSltellun9 erbtelt.

1916 Otberlep Nbe., onidiits felt 1. @uguit
1910, 66 Sabre alt.
NeItefter nt@t6eutf6er Nn<
fie6Ier: Sre6. 81. Some, 1891 9rano
8ouIeOarb, anidiiig ieit z. SUM 1884, 90
Sabre alt.
@eGtefe nt3tbeutf3e @uz
fie6lerin: Srau s. s.. &eenon,
0slesbD AOe., anldiiig felt "a. Sebrua r
1882.
Scr GItefe Mrbetter auf etn
II II 3 5 m eIben 8IaB: Wm.
| &retI6mann, 518 gfortb 8art Qlue., &c
Sabre alt, fam i'm Sabre 1854 na9 @bts
cago, arbeitet felt 40 Sabren fir bic vSut7
nots StaatSseitun9".
9as am IGngften BEL 6erieIz
ben SomtIie bef DID fttgte
Oien It m db6en: Barbara 3eter, AZ
Sabre alt, bel Srau &eilba3sO' gteil, 400
@entport6 Mne., 9tenit3eit 20 Sabre.
Ser GItete Gnrner: Sobn e.
| Dtiner, 70 Sabre 4 Otonate alt, 30 Sabre
6 Monate Wtttslieb Der vGbtcago Surn1
gemctn6e".
9as dItefe 6entf6e@bepaar:
Srie6ri9 Stnb, - aIasfa Str, u Sabre.
@tlbellmtne 81 Sabre.
0as Glteite ni9t6euti9e @beepaar:
Sames @orrigau, 181 90. Sangamontr.,
Il Sabre, Nnna Gorrigan, 20 Sabre, au7
1ammen al Sabre.
Sir bic MLten mar elm beiOnberer Gang
plat berselteQt tuorben, Der ii6 aabLrei9en
3i~u1prucbS e~rfreute. Qtub bier mar 6os
Sntereiie bur3 cine Pretsbemerbung
1pe3teu angeregt. 0ieicntgen beiben Sons@
paare, beren 2ebensalter 3uiammen9e5ahlt
Die b0bite Summe errcihte, puroen BON
benz @omite nit prG9tigen 8lumenftrGuBen
ausgesei9net. 9te aIio Nusge3et3neten
tparen:
SrtB &ommerotp. .........81 Sabre
Gleonore S9mtot. ........78 Sabre
ga. 159 Sabre
un6
SObn &iitenbrOGer. ........78 Sabre
Onnn ~Giftpnhrnfpr ~ Sabre
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-07-17
Minor LOCl Ia.

An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas
Gilfillan, of North limerick street, died
last evening.
The thunder shower this afternoon
cleaned out many of the neglected cutters
in an excellent manner.
Thornton M. Stout has purchased from
2. j. Ferguson the property adjoining the
John Robbins property on South White
street. The price paid was $500.
The Merchants National Bank of town
has declared a semi-annual dividend OF
three per cent, payable on and after July
goth. This is an excellent showing.
A horse frightened by an electric car on
East Centre street last night backed a
carriage against a tree box with such
force as to demolish it, but the vehicle
escaped damage
The trolley bar of an eight-wheeler on
the Lakeside railway struck an obstruc-
tiou this morning and the bar and trolley
wire We're damaged to an extent that
rendered the line useless between Bowers
street and Indian Ridge breaker for about
three hours
Rev. j. Zindzius, of St. Mary's Semi.
nary, Baltimore Md, and Messrs. Y.
Matuaitis, A. Miluskas and Charles
Prendergast, of St. Charles Seminary,
OverbroOk Pa, who are the guests of
Rev. Ambromaitis, pastor of St. Georges
Lithuanian church, yesterday enjoyed a
trip through the workings of Shenandoah
CITY cOlliery under the careful guidance
of District Superintendent j. j. Bradigan,
and this afternoon paid a visit to the
HERALD office.