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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-01-04
Letter List.

Following is a list of letters re-
naming unclaimed IN the postofice
at Phillipsburg, Kans., December 30,
1898:
Mrs. Fannie Critic, Mrs. Mary
Hottell ~, Mr.. James l.. Massie, Mrs.
Mary r. Sparks, Mr., Samuel Oslin
Persons calling for any of the above
please say advertised"
GEORGE VANCLEAvE, P. Nj.
The Portland daily press., 1894-06-16

countries were identical. We raise only
very small part of the sugar that we
consume. The great mass of it must
be imported form other countries A
duty upon it is therefore a tax which
has to be paid by the consumer. That
all the revenue we need can be raised
without this duty was demonstrated BY
the operation of the Mckinley law be-
fore the Democratic threat of free trade
had paraly zed business and stopr ed i'm
porting to a large extent. The Demo-
cratic House of Representatives virtually
expressed the opinion that a duty on
sugar was not needed for revenue in as
much as they placed it on the free list
1t the duty is not needed for revenue
there is no good reason for its imposition
even if the result of it were only to raise
slightly the price of sugar to the con-
sumner. But the effect of the reimposition
of the duty at this time will be not only
to raise the price of sugar to the con-
sumner. but to destroy large and grow
ing trade by which the agricultural com
munity is greatly benefited. In this mat
ter of sugar it is both for our interest
and for the interest of countries to the
south of US with which we have. been
cultivating commercial relations that
sugar remain free. Why then is the duty
relmposed? Ask German and Brice.
The Portland daily press., 1894-06-16
THE RECIPROCITY TREATIES.

By admitting sugar free from the
Spanish West Indies Guatemala and
Germany, under the reciprocity clause
Spain, Germany and Guatemala valua-
BILE concessions which enabled us to great
~ extend the market for our agrieul-
tural productions. Spain removed the
discriminating duties on our -four, by
which the large market of Cuba had
Germany admitted American pork,
which had been previously excluded, and
Guatemala also made us valuable concess-
ions. The bounty to the Louisiana sugar
raisers which the Democrats nave made
no end of fuss about, has been, probably,
ges Now all these advantages
are to be lost under the Senate bill that
reimposes the tax on sugar. The removal
OF the duty from sugar was the consider
ation which the United States gave of
its own free will for the removal of the
duties on our products by these countries.
and it's re-imposition will be followed by
the reilnposition of the discriminating
duties on our products. Indeed Germany
hes Already protested against the sugar
duty and threatened that if it becomes
a law American pork will be excluded
from that country. The Spanish Cortes.
thinking that the duty has already been
passed, is considering bill introduced
by the minister of the colonies impos-
ing an adj valorem duty of "a per cent
upon all products of the United States
that are now imported into Cuba and
Puerto Rico free of duty. Guatemala
has also given notice that she will
abrogate the treaty and again discrimi-
nate against our products Guatemala
complains that there will be an element
of bad faith in our reimposing the sugar
duties Her citizens on the strength of
tho reciprocal treaty with the United
States, made large investments in sugar
plantations and machinery which Will be
utterly lost by the abrogation of the
treaty.
Of course the United States are under
no obligation to make their tariff to suit
other nations. Their own interests are
to be considered first, and if they clash
with the interests of other countries.
then the interests of foreign countries
must give way. But in the case of sugar.
il would seem that our own interests
and those of the sugar producing
The Portland daily press., 1894-06-16
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS
MAINE STATE PRESS.
Subscription Rates.

SUBSCRIPTION Mates
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months; $3.50 a quarter; so cents month.
The DAILY is delivered every morning by
carrier anywhere within the city limits and at
Woodfords without extra charge.
DAILY (Not in advanced, invariably at the
rate of 81 year.
MAINE STATE PRESS, CWeekly) published
every Thursday, So per year; 81 for six months;
SO cents a quarter; % cents for trial suDscrlp-
ton of six weeks.
Persons wishing to leave town for long or
short periods may have the address OF their
paper changed as often as desired.
Advertising Rates.
IN DAILY PRESS $3.50 per square. first
week. rs cents per week after. Three inser-
tions or less, S1.o0 per square. Every other
day advertisements. one third less than these
rates.
Hall square advertisements S1.oo per week
FIRST week; half price each succeeding week,
"a Souaren is a space OF the width OF col
usnn and one inch long.
s,,ec;oz Notices. on first page, one third adj
ditional.
4sa,,sen,ents and AUCTION Sales, $500 per
sn,are each week. Three insertions or less,
$50 per square,
Reodsaq Notices in nonparell type and
classed with other paid notices, 20 cents per
lire each insertion
Pare Reading Notices in reading matter type
IS cents per line each insertion.
Ya,ts, To Let, For Sale and similar adVer-
ments. 25 cents per week, in advance, for 40
words or less, no display. Displayed aovef-
tisements under these headlines, and all aaVel-
tisements not paid in advance, will be charged
irregular rates.
In MAINE STATE PRESS $1.oo per square
Tor first insertion, and fifty cents per square for
each subsequent insertion.
Address all communications relating to SUD-
scriution and advertisements to PORTLAND
PUBLISHING Co., 81 EXCHANGE STREET
PORTLAND. Me.
The Portland daily press., 1894-06-16

BOSTON, MASS, JUNE Q, 1894.
TO THE HOLDERS OF SECOND
MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE NEW
YORK AND NEW ENGLAND RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
The undersigned Committee report that
after conference with them, the COMMITTEES
under the Plan of Reorganization agreed
that second mortgage bendholders so elect
ing should be entitled to receive in the re-
Organization all cash instead of part cash
and part bonds for the par of bonds deposit
ed, and interest from August LIST, 1888, TO
date OF settlement, as shown by the said
Committees notice of May Sth, 1884, Depos-
itors under the plan have thirty days to
elect whether 10 take ali cash or part cash
and part bonds.
At our request. the Reorganization Com
mite has made provisions for the deposit
OF bonds by bondholders so preferring IN
der a special agreement, a copy of which
may be obtained at the office of the Man
haitian Trust Company in New York or the
Old Colony Trust Company in Boston.
This Committee recommends that all,hond-
holders who have not already done so..-de-
post their bonds with one of said Trust
Companies under one or the other of these
arrangements.
T. L. HIGGINSON,
f. B. COOLEY,
RICHARD G. DALE,
w. w. FARNAM,
@. L. ROCKWELL,
W A TOWER
The Portland daily press., 1894-06-16

I Doubtless the advice of Malone to the
Repu blicans not to spend any time or
money carrying on a campaign in Vir-
the Republicans being able to carry
anything there. The spectre of negro
domination is still strong enough to con-
solidate the white vote against. any Re-
publican candidate, and as for the ne
groes, experience has shown that their
is danger that they may affect the result
The North, where the ballot box is open
to every citizen and where every vote is
honestly counted, is where the Republi-
cans can fight with effect.
The Portland daily press., 1894-06-16

There is not single reason for placing
a duty on coal ana iron that cannot be
urged with eq ual force in favor of a
duty on wool. The farmer is as worthy
OF protection surely as the miner. But
wool goes on the free list, while iron and
coal are protected. The only reason for
this discrimination is that coal and iron
had powerful friends in the Senate who
threatened to defeat the tariff bill alto
gether if their demands were not COM
piled with, while wool was without
such influential allies.
The Portland daily press., 1894-06-16
Some advantages in purchasing
from
f. 0. BAILEY CARRIAGE co.


They manufacture Carriages,
Harnesses, Robes and Horse
Clothing.
They keep the largest variety
OF everything required about
Horse, Carriage or Stable.
BEING manufacturers and
wholesale dealers they save
you one profit and name lowest
prices.
Carriages of their own nnalxe
are the best for Style, Durability
and comfort their spring cush :
ion is n great addition 80 the
comfort of a carriage.
They have the largest. hest
equipped andIiglntest repository
i'm New England, ma king it conn
Portable and easy for purchas-
erS.
The Portland daily press., 1894-06-16

1t turns out that the only basis for the
claim that the Republican State conven-
ton had ignored prohibition was an ac-
cidental omission in the transcription OF
the platform for the newspapers.
The Portland daily press., 1894-06-16

The Oregon Democrats elected but
one of the sixty members of the State
House of Representatives. The party ap-
pears to be as dead in the far West as in
the East
The Portland daily press., 1894-06-16
EXCURSION.

Portland to Montreal or Quebec and Return,
5000 (six dollars) to ste, Anne De Beaupre,
$500 six fifty; from Portland to all
stations on the Intereolonial Ry., from Point
Lewis to Dalhousie inclusive, at corresponding
low rates. Tickets good going June 22d and
23d, good to return until August 23d: 1894.
L. j. SEARGEANT,
Je12dtd General Manager.
The Portland daily press., 1894-06-16
STATE TOPICS OF INTEREST.

The Augusta Age, speaking of our story
that syndicate had been started to
breed foxes for their fur on Maine is
land, says. IF they succeed in their
plan, they should have the service of
Uncle Dan Cannon of Canton as skinner
in-chief. Dan owns up that he is the
champion fox hunter of Maine, and re-
lates that Oh one occasion he was skin
ming fox and was just nicking the ears,
when Reynard jumped, slid his pelt over
his head and escaped-but Dan caught
the same fox the next year. and he had
better pelt than the first
The Portland daily press., 1894-06-16
THE PRESS.
SATURDAY. JUNE 1e.

Wonder if the Democrats at their State
convention will endorse the free lumber
schedule of the Wilson bill?
The Portland daily press., 1894-06-16

We bought the entire lot for
cash and now offer our custom
ers the full benefit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30

mltn6's Morsue an 6er 8eit Gbicago 9tbe.
gebra1t, 100 iie ipater ioentiftctrt tpurbe.
Sufes' @atcr lebt in @isconiin, tpabrenr
ct bier BEL elmer Sc9tpeiter in $50. 222 Sui
noiSltr. pobnte. ST bate am Treitag feline
@obnuns uerlalien, Inn, tpie er iagte, cine
Stele auf Ser Weitiette at3utreten. Seit
Oer 3ett batten feline Gerpanbten i'm nt3t
ntebr interrogation.
Ser 24idbrige SoDu 8arb beriudte
Montas Nbenb UNI baIb "a llbr an Dem
8abniiberaane an Set &reusung ber 40.
unb @auace Cir. auf etnen in poaer Sabrt
besriffenen Sra6t3ug Der Chicago & God
Sslan6z8abn 3u %ipringen. st perlor ie7
bob babel ieinen Salt, ~itiirste auf baS Sc
leiie surid unb tpurbe bon ben &dbern Oes
3uses in iolb i9perer @eiie beritimmelt,
oaB Der Sob nacb eintgen Minuten eintrat.
0te 2ei9e tuurOe in Mc9ternep's Morguc,
SEQ. 748 N. 43. Str. autseba6rt, Ser
8eritorbene tpobnte in einem Goitbauie,
@de Clinton unb 9arriiDn Ctr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30
Gatarrh 1T Ole uriade
Gieler &ranfbeiten, Die beriGieoene Na.
utett baben.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Set Stale uns
Oer oberbalb 0erieLben gele9enen Stirn6Dbe
lungen, er3eugt Qusi6La9 un6 0(usfluf
aus Der Naie unO &opfi3mer3 in 6erStirn=
9egen6.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6er Nu=
gen, er3eu9t 9erDtbete, Walier ablonbernOt
Nu9en unb 3iebt in ein3elnen SdQen Ser
luft bes Mugenlicbtes no6 itA.
neutrality-suspicious. bes Wtttelz
obres er3eugt 3aubbeit, Sbreniauien uni
tnaQen0e @erGuide.
observation-disclosures - &atarrb BET
Observation-Disclosures, 9tebt Nnlab gu &aubz
belt Der Reblc, &raBen, Speten unb bGufis
gen NnfdQen BON Oriienani6peGung.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ber &ebIz
topfibletmbaut, er5elgt 6eiiersit, 8erluft
Der Stimtte uno in manben 6Glen Group.
2uftrObren7& atarrb = @ntsinbung Der
2uftr0bren-3iebt 6uiten, Elm trodenes @e>
fitbl tn ber 8ruit un6 9elegentItb 8lutz
lpeten no6 it6.
Wtagenent3lnoung = &atarr9 bes Wa>
gems, Der oft gu Gerbauun9sftOrungen
Wtagenidure, 53uiammenLaufen pom @ailer
I'M U}unb unb @ppetttloitgfeit fitbrt.
Seberent3inbun9- &atarrb Der 2eber.
Seine SDmptome ftnb @eIbiu6t, Elm @ez
fibl Der S6tpere an Der re9ten Seite, be-
le9te d3unge, aOpfi9mer5 un6 geritOpfung.
Observation-Disclosures Bet Nieren
ODER 8rigbt'i6e ytierenfranfbeit, bat iebr
balo Gerl1it bon @eDi9t, 9roBe S9DG6e,
&iifeni0mer3en unb III ein8elren SGuen
fralnpfarttge NnfGue i'm @efolge.
8laienent5iin6ung-&ata Der 8laie,
er5eu9t llrinbrang, S6mer3en, itecben6es
@efi9l, 6ibe, Nieberi9Idge I'M l1rin unb
groBe 0erboiitdt.
Sir ale bteie franf6aften l3utGn6e lit
Pe-ru-na Elm ipecifti9es 6eilutitteI-bas
etn3tge Wetttel, tpel6es aIe franfboften
&euBerungen in 6ieien TdQen befGmpft.
Pe-ru-na betlt &atarrb, no INNER iein
Stb ietn mag unb lit besbal6 6aS ri9ttge
0ctlmtttel fir ale Dor9enannten franfbaf>
ten @ri6einun9en.
Sin tpert6boles 8ucb iiber ale fatarrbaz
lticbe @rtranfungen tpiro an iebe aufgegez
6ene Qoreiie bon The Pe-ru-na Drug
Manufacturing Company bon @olums
bus, Ohio, gratis ber1anbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30
Q[leemeiner proouftenmarft.

Solsenbe preiie wurber Bel srOBeret qar=
ten e~raielt:
8uttsr-gefeGreomerp @oore 1919;
quite 16 g 17c; mittelndbi9e 15@16c;
8airp, bette 17@1Sc; mittel9tte ul6 quite
15@16c; fril9er Yadiltg Stod 5000.
guttertn SAT- 2Gfe 0atrp 12c;
empire 10; bette Creamery -@17c; Sui
noiler 16c; III 0toas ODER flei11en @e6itOeu
3@1c ntebr.
8die- 8ete Sui Cream obe6bors"
103@11c; oSwins" 11@113c; o0on1tg 2Imez
RIGA" 10@104c; na@9en1a9ter S9mei5er
12@13c; n8rif" 91@1O3; 9imbur9er 3
@93c.
8p6men-gefe ,g3ouies" 1.65@1.791c;
reinigte 81. OO@1.45.
@fer-G an5 frii9e 1000 s 0ubetb.
Gel li5s Ell l%ebeu0eS, Gurtep 8@1Oc;
6ii6ner 74@-; 6ennen -@-c; olte u16
iltnge O.; Gnten 9@1O; fir @arie,
bas 8ubelt6 $500 unb $500; Spring
@bidens" 9@94c 6oS 8fun6.
9Gute : 9to. 1 34@31c; No. 9 24@24c;
go. 1, @alf &c; SaQo1p, gfO. 81 AZ; No.2
gu 44c.
OBJ = seb6rrtes: gepfel, fitnftli6 ses
trodltete, 10@109c bas Bfrnb; an Der Sorne
s~ebOrrte r1Or6li6e 63@7c; Yfrii6e -@-c;
grombeeren g.; 9tmbeeren Sot@21e;
@oltfornti9e: &prtfoi ell Ct; ni3tgez
l9alte 9firii6e 3t@4c; 9ei6dlte 5000;
-@-c bas Siit@e1; uM11sfateQer" -@-c;
Oh t friI6es: aepfel 100000 u1S
$5.5O@6.5O, ie na6 Der Site; galtanen
S. ;25@1.75; @itroneit, Mejliila S2.OO@3.OO.
Sran9en- California Nopels $2,50@
1926 Die &iite; Seedlings $2.O0@2.75.
@ramberrte6 &isconftn 8eu unb
G6errp o. bos SAP; Cape Cob O.;
bette Seriep S6.5O@7,5O.
grbien- 9etroduete, 9rii1te, $4,000.
&artDffeIn- 8urbants 80@85c; See
bronS T@S2c; 6ole 75@80c; b11r6einauber
70@80c per 8nibel; Seriep SmeetzYotatoes,
Suinoiier So. 50@4.00 bas SoB.
@rbbeereu Slortba, 100000 6as
Quart.
9ont9- @eiBer &Gee, in 9fltnbe absez
1o@1O4c 6oS 9fmn6; otsgelaiener' 5@sc.
8ei = Qttf Der Ba6it fair" bis
n@boice", grimes 34@34c; mittleres, rob
ober blpBforbt9 3@34c; roub nlO 9ro6 20
24c; D@boice", grimes, SIT @arpets8iiriten
34c; nSeIfzworfin9", grimes Sc; rOtb ober
selbenbi9enbes 24@3c.
Gentle - @eiBtrort, Sloriba, before
Sorte S1.5O@1.75 bic Crate; 8lumenfobl
@ Die Crate; Salot S1.5O@2.50 bas
S0B; Seuerie -@-c baS 0ubeub; gSetBe
Giiben 75c@S1.OO 6as Sap; 9todriibe1 75c
@S1.25 boS Sap; Mobrriibe1 75c@$1.OO bas
8aB; @ot6e 9tiiben $1.50@2.50 boS SAP;
@urfen 75@S1,00 bos 0ubenb; @99 plant
O. boS 0ubenb; Sun9e Grbien -
O. Der Sale; 3lpiebelrt, iun9e, -@-c bos
] 8uibel=&iit6en; SOmaten -.- Der
u@aie"t @ 6 SCRIBE, n1O COS, q 4
Scribe.
3wtebetm Sainoiier, 45@55c per
8uihel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30
2usIano.

- Mtt ieiner Sernlpreb> Ginri6tung
itebt Berlin an Ser Spite auer StGote.
9ort itnb gegennGrtig 20, 949 Spre6fteuen,
300 ensl. Nteilen .Qinie unb 1000 en- 81.
Wfeilen 0rabtleitung. Ute melt Berlin in
bieier 8eSie6un9 ielbit sic gr0Bten Stdbte
Nmertfa's iiberflii9elt bat, benefit bie
3botlo9e baB Stem Oorf nur 9066 unb
@bicago@ nur 1854 Spre6itelen beitBt.
Quf 8erIin entfauen i'm Sabre 101, 791,376
gerbinbungen, am Sag alio. bur6i9nitt>
Itb 326,376 rnb IN. einem Sag auf cine
Sprebiteae 16.
- Sn tueiten mtlit6rii1en &reiien iiebt
man bet groBen 8ela9erun9siibung BEL
Sborn nit beion6erer S6etlnabme emit
gegen. SIS lou Elm 1ebr eigenortiger Blan,
Ser ale @ebtete beS Seitungsfrte9es um>
foBt, ausgearbeitet tporoen fem. 0tilt1
tGrtl6e @utprttGten iouen Der ltebung BET
ipobnen unb OarGber &ailer WilbeLm etner
etn9ebenbenS onberbertebt eritatten, Der iid
namentlib auf bic N~ntpen6ung l1euer SD>
iteme eritreden iOQ.
= Die Srau 6erso9in Marie bon So
bur9>@otba bat baS Broteftorat fir cine
in @otba IN Der @ritnbung begritfene neue
Observation-Disclosures iibernommten unb
8nm Grinoungsfonbs 10000 M2arf gez
ipen6et. 0aS Snititut fol- Die BeSetbnun9
y6er3o9tn WdrienzS ttftun9" fir i6ma61
ftnnt9e &tnber Der Dereinigten @erSog>
tblmer @oburg unb @otba erbalten. Ser
9er8og iibertpieS benz Sonbs fur3 Dor ieiz
ner Moretle bon @Oburs bic @eiammteln>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30
Oes Gebens muoe.

Ser 25iGbrtge bo6mt16e S6anffeQner
gilbert Gefe, tpel6er in etner Wirtbi6aft,
SEQ. $50 Niblanb Qlpe., bebienitet lit, Dere
iubte ii6 0ienitag Nbenb UNI 9 l1br 6as
2eben gu nehmen, inbem er ft6 nit einem
Wtciier in Die iinfe Bruit ita9. Gr mur6e
na9 bem County, GolpttaL bef6r6ert. Cine
Gr5tlt6e l1nteriu6ung ersab, baB bic
Wfelierfltnge bier 3ou ttef in Bic 8ruit
eingebrungen lit. Die @unbe lit iebr be-
benflicber Natur, iebo9 tit 0eneiung nibt
aus9ei6loiien.
0tenitag Wor9en frib, fur3 oor 5 l1br,
leBte Der 48iGbrt9e 8trtb 2atprence So
bisca, 9tn. 4741 Qoomts StraBe, ietneln
9eben nit etgener 6anb Elm 3iel, inocm er
ftb cine GepolOerfu9el IN ben &opf iagte.
8ObiSca mar na6 @ei6dftsl6luB am
Samitag nod arsgegansen unb febrte INN
3 l1br Worgens nocb 6aule 5uriid. @r
be9ab 1tcb ioglet6 3u 8ette, itan6 ieoo6
mach ether Stun6e tpie6er ouf unb macbte
it6 nit benz Srbnen bon Yripatpopieren
8u 16affen. Surge Belt lpGter begin9 CT
bic nerbdngniBboue Sbat. Die @riinbe,
welcbe BEN Mann in ben SOB trieben, 1in6
unbetannt.
I'm balb 3 11br 9ienitag 0a9mittag
mtetbete Elm l1n%befannter eth l3immer in
Dem bon SorbeD unb Wtc@uire gefibrten
2~ogirbauie, go. 97-103 San 8uren Str.
&ar3 barauf tDnte ber bunnpfe &radb atpeter
S6iie 0ur0 bas 9aus ais man baS be-
treffenbe s3immer 0ffnete, fanb man Sen
ltnbefannten ~entieelt auf benz 8oben
ltegen. Setne recbte 6anb belt BEN &olben
zines GeDOlDerS u%rnipannt; aus elmer
@unbe in BET 6er39egenb unb elmer anbcs
TEN in Der recbten S3lGfe itderte bas 8lllt.
Die 2ei9e tpurbe in S:9munbs Mor9ue an
ber 5. NDe. auf9ebabrt.
Ser Gobte lit ettpa 30 Sabre aft, 6SuB
9roB, tpiegt 40 8funb, bat braunes 6auptz
baar, bito S6nurrbart unb true einen
mobii9en bunfelblauen Nn3ug unb beuen
Sriibiabrsiiber3ieber Sn Der 8ruittai6e
bes 9oGes fanben ii3 stpei 8riefe por; Der
erite ipar an etnen s%epiiien Mife &ennep,
$50. 166Ofib gan 9lpe., unb Der 3tpeite an
@bparb McGlure, Stbnep, Ohio, abreliirt.
Der lebtere 8rief tpar often un0 entbielt
bte @orte: ,2teber 8ater.-8ringe meine
iterblteben neberreite nab 6auie unb be-
grade ite neben meiner unpergeBli6en Wfut>
ter. 9ein ungIidliber Sobn Marton s.
Gulpiue." Die 9lnge6ori9en beS Selbit>
mOrbers iinb te%te9rapbiicb BON benz traurir
gen Borfau ua1tcrrt6tet tporoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30
&eiue 9eMti@en Sabet+
(stus Der IS o 10 a Srtbitne.O

@s nirb bon beribiebenen Setten be-
merit, baB untcr Sen Witglieberf1 Ser
GOgep'iben 8ummelbrisaben feline 0eutz
ihen All ftn0en ieten.
Oas bat cine 5tpeifa6e l1rIacbe. @rftenS
finb Die 9euticben i~iberbaupt ielten inter
ben 9lrbeitsloien gu finben. sic itnb
fleiBig un6 ftnben getpOhnIicb etpaS 3u
tbun, no anbere iiber QlrbeitSloiigteit un6
ihIe6te 3etten raiionnlren.
l1nO s~peitens ipmpatbiitren Bic 9eutz
iben nibt nit Ser vneuen Seipegung".
Ser 9euti9e, ieGbft Denn ct 6ie 6rage
nibt genau itu6irt bat, fiblt ais 9feiuItat
ieiuer @%rStebun9, 6aB bas cbrlibitc @elo
6as bette lit, Gr iit felt Oapon Wber5eu9t,
mas MAJ iebr bieIen Nt9lozQlmerifanern
nibt beibrtn9et farm, 0aB man burcb Sc
ieb, 6urb @rlaB elmer Jte9ierlng fein @el6
macben, nod ben 8ettb elmer Wtiinse nm
Elm 6oar erDoben fam. Gr lift itets elm
Oegner 6eS Stlberz unb beS @riinbudz
ibipinbeLS g%etpeicn, unO piirbe it9 Oaber
ME unb nimmer elmer berartigeu 8~etpegunQ
aniblieBen.
lln6 bann ftebt or, ielbit tpenn er Elm
ctnfacber, utgebtlbeter Weann lift, 9enau
Elm, baB cine berartt9e 8an6erurg nur
Ofiiben nnO 9ler9er unb ni3ts @Wtes ein=
bringen fam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30

paren go. 8, rOtber, 544@55cs $50. 4,
rotber, 52&c.
Srhbiabrs @et3em = Seine Ser
fGufe.
SAFER: 8erfdufe ua6 grpbe Daren go.
2, 333@334c; SEQ. 2, petBer, 344@35c; geo.
3, 313@33c; $50. 3 weiBer. 34@344c.
SGmereien 8erfGufe mad Qrobe
paren: Simptbp $4.0O@4.25; &lee 8.75@
9.25.
@erRe: gsrtdufe mad grobe SEQ. 8
53@58c; SEQ. 4 48@55.
Me6I- Garter @eisen 9atente) paren
ar9eiebt gu. SO. 100000 in 6o(S; mei6er
@et3el1, Yatente, So. O0@3.35; 6ortes @ei3eltz
8Gfermebl $1.80@2.00 III SGden; wei9es
% isenzg1dermebl 81. 50@1.75; ,.0teb Dog"
$1.40@1.50 III SGden; @i1lterwei5e1 S2.70
@2.65 III 6ols.
Corn: 8erfGufe mad 9ro6e mdrer: SEQ.
2 1peiB, 393c; geo. 8, 384@-c; SEQ. 3, lpeiB,
39c@--c; go. 3 Selbes, 39@-c.; $50. 4,
37}@374c.
~&Ossem- 8erfaufe mad grobe paren:
go. 2, 484@494c.
&lete- @ertdufe wareu gu s11.374@
Mtb6Gtnss: @erfaufe wareu gu s11.25
@11.374.
9eu: 8erfditfe waren: geo. 1 Gbimotbu,
1 O.00@S11; SEQ. 2 Stmotbp, $1,000
$1,000; semil6tes, s8.oO@$9. llpIanb grafz
RE, QuslpabL, SO. 5O@S9.O 90; SEQ. 1, $7.50@
$500; 9to. 2, Sc. 50@S7. 90.
G6mal3 8erfdufe: $50 Grcs., auss
pabl5u 7.70; $50 8rcs., Qusma6l, 3n S7.75;
$50 3rcs., Nustpabl, gu $3.50.
nn9erGu9e rter S6iufen: Ser
fGufe: 81 ,OOO BIB, Is 8f6. @tp., Al 1915;
%, GOO @f6., Is Bf6. Q(p., 1854; q 1000
9fO, IA Qf6. 2Iu., SO; q 5000 4f6., 10 4fb.
@p., 5u 1926.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30
Staot Chicago.
Das un9lIdssK apttel.
Shwer p%erbrannt.

Shwer perbranrt.
Mit fnapper9totb ent9tn9Gtontag Nbeno
Trau Catherine 8ra6D, ipelcbe No. 331 B.
Suuerton 9loenue tuobnt, etnem grGBltcben
Sobe. 0urcb bic @rpIoIion elmer 2ampe
maten tbre &leiber iotpobl ais aucb Die
G~inridbtung bes 3tmmers, in benz iie iib
befano, in 8ranb gerotben unb in
fuenigen Mugenbliden bate lie ibpere
8ranbpunben e~rlitten, Sic tbr 70 furebtS
bare Sdmer3en beretteten, baB file obne
madbtig s1 8Ober lant. Gum @liid fir
iie maren 6te Poli3iiten 6aniou unb
Slotpp in Ser gtabe. Sic e~ilte1t, 10 i6nea
ie ibre SlBe tra9en fonnten, nab
benz brennenben Souie, bran8en in
baffelbe Elm unO i6leppten sic Srau NM
ter eigener 2~ebens8efabr binaus. Sic
mat am ga1tSen &0rper i9tper Dere
brannt un6 Elm berbeigerufener 9lr3t err
flGrte i6re 8erlebun9en fir iebr sefGbrlt6,
obtnobl Soffnung ~Dorbanben III, baB ite AM
Qeben erbalten bIeibt. Srau 8rabD 1T So
Sabre alt; ite lit @i9entbimerin beS 6aus
ies, bos gum 8etrage bon $3.50 beibdOt9t
nur6e.
Don oen Rdoern 3ermaImt.
Den 8eriub, auf einen I'M Sabren hez
finbltcben Bug gu ipringen, muBte Wonta8
Mbeno Der 10 Sabre alte Sre0 SUITES NIT
benz Qeben be3abler. @r tpolte spil3en Der
Gan6olpb uno 9afeftr. einen auSlaufenben
BUG Ser @bica9o, MiLpautee un6 ct. Baul
8abn fteigen, that aber einen 6ebltritt, ftel
unb aerietb inter bic &66er. Seine grdB>
LID peritImmelte 2et1e tpur6e na5 Sig