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ALONG TIE sEAcn.

Last night storm was ON the sea;
The wreckage drifts ashore:
Come walk along the beach with mo
And hear the breakers roar.
What soul their sorrow understands3
What eye can trace their path?
They fling themselves upon the sands
And foam with fear or wrath.
The shore receives them, patient, dumb,
Nor trembles at their shocks.
But lifts 60 meet them as they come
Its great, ifsaensate rocks.
They calm me with their awful strength
So small my life appears.
So less than nothing In their length
Are all my days and years.
I look across the restless sea
And seem an atom tost
To wandering winds, and what 10 me
Is JOY II kept or lost?
And what IL wearied on the way
fall and faint and die.
Would any miss till judgment day
So small . thing as II
Youths Companion.
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He Was Absentminded.

The absentminded man is ut IL again.
He had been reading the egg story and
decided to try the trick. The first thing
to do was to boil the egg How many
minutes? he asked himself, and going TO
the stove with the egg In one hand and
his watch in the other he dropped the
latter In the hot water. Then, placing
the egg ON the table, he sat down to
read until the time was up. AT the end
of five or six minutes he was surprised
TO find the egg lying there before him;
but, supposing that he had himself
taken Ii from the kettle and cooled it,
ne proceeded to crack and peel IL. The
consequence may be imagined. Finally
he missed his watch. The house was
searched high and low, and II was not
till the following morning that the cook
found 1t in the kettle, where il had been
boiling for hours = Exchangas
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One Battle He L0st.

There is one battle which General M.
M. Trumbull did not Win. It was
fought i'm down town restaurant. He
entered the restaurant and was very OBJ
sequiously ushered TO a seat by an
ebony waiter, who was clearly i'm
pressed with the generals imposing ap-
pearance. The darky's countenance
registered several degrees lower when
General Trumbull gave his order:
Coffee and rolls. -
Yes, sab, was the walters disap-
pointed reply. He had looked for big
order and did not get it
When he returned with the coffee,
the general looked at it moment In
supreme disgust. The fluid had stopped
down the side Of the cup and half filed
the saucer.
81 don't want that coffee Bring me
some in decent shape, = ordered the gen.
eral.
dat all de kin o. coffee you gwine
e git, !" replied the waiter.
Look herel" said the general sharp.
~, ''I fought four years to give liberty
to the likes of you, and I'm carrying
three bullets i'm my body now. Get me
some decent coffee.
With this telling the general began
TO unfold his newspaper, considering the
matter settled.
Yes, sahl You done itl You done it,
sahi But dat's all de coffee you gwint
to git heahl'' obdurately replied the
negro.
And the general was obliged to take
his ungrateful medicine in silence. -
Chicago Tribune.
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when You've Lost Your corkscrew.

have often been on fishing expedi.
ton and found myself without cork.
screw, with bottle OF wine or ale Sc
curely corked The primitive plan Of
breaking OF the neck with piece Of
rock is very dangerous and sometimes
cracks the entire bottle and wastes the
precious fluid. The other day saw a
number of bricklayers trying to open a
bottle Of ale at the dinner hour. After
they had scooped at the cork with their
jackknives one of them took piece of
twine, wound 1t around the neck twice.
and then for two o. three minutes
sawed the bottle with ii. Some water
was then thrown ON the heated glass,
and 1t cracked instantly. enabling the
expert to break of the neck with his
hand in the most artistic manner. st
Louis Globe Democrat.
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Coughing.

There is nothing so irritable 20 q
cough as q cough. Constant coughing
is precisely like scratching wound on
the outside of the body. So long as 1t 10
continued the wound will not heal Let
person, when tempted 20 cough, draw
a long breath and hold ID until it warns
and soothes every air cell, and benefit
will soon be received from this process.
The explanation simply Is, the nitrogen
which is thus refined acts as an ano-
dyne to the mucous membrane, allaying
the desire to cough and giving the throat
and lunRs q chance to heal.
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Nosies.

Notice.
To the Creditors of. and al PeEsene Having
Claims Against. John nutcker, OF Ramona.
Lake County, south Dakota.
Notice 10 hereby given, that on the 21st day Of
jane, 1891, John Huecker, druggiet, 0f the yil-
lage Of Ramona, In Lake county, South Dakota,
made voluntary assignment to the nndersIRned
for the benefit OF all his creditors without pref
erence or priofity, and whicr eaid deed Of as
signment was flied for record, and recorded, In
the office or the register OF deeds within and for
Lake connty, south DaL ota, on the 21sf day Of
June, 1894. Now, therefore, all persons are
hereby required TO make due and legal proof Of
Huecker and Ale the came with the unfersigned,
at the village Of Ramona, N Lake CT unity. South
Dakota, within thirty days after the date OF this
notice.
Dated June %, 1894.
SAMUEL BAET
Assignee OF John Hnecker, insolvelt.
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vigorating tonic and soothing and strength
sning nsrvine, purely veSstaols. periscsly
proper functions Of womanhood, improves
digestion, enriches the blood, dispels aches
and pains, brings resreshing sleep, and re-
stores health and vigor ror every "fsmale
Complaint = Il b the only remedy % sure
that IL can be guaruntesd. H Il doesn't
cure. you have your money back
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Take Nosiea.

That Matthew w. Daily, the assignee OF the
Bank OF South Dakota having fui u complied with
his trust and being desir1ns 20 be 0iechafged
from all further dntiee, liabilities or responei.
biiiiies connected Herewith, will apply to the
Honorable Joseph w. Jones, at his Chambers In
the city OF sioux Falls, county Of MInnehaha,
asaic of south Dakota on Tuesday. the Gath day
or july 1893, at the hour Of o'clock In the after
noon 0f thar day, or 90 s0On thereafter % he can
be heard for an order anditing and eetiling his
accounts and for his discharge.
Dated, Madison, south Dakota, June 30th.
1894. MATTHEW W.. DAILY,
Assignee.
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speak. Well, . he added, getting up
and stretching himself, reckon I'll go
up yonder ON the hill and sorter look
around. may like up there, and Imay
not. Can't tell Do you suppose the
old mans at homer
Yes And the girls there too. "
"Oh, don't care whether ! see her
or not Well, believe I'll 20 mp and
sorter prod the old feller. Mebby he'll
satisfy me. and mebby he won't Good
day. =
He sauntered up the hill. The old
colonel was standing ut the gate.
How are your"
"Mid'lin," said the colonel The
lank fellow placed an elbow on the
fence, ''wollopped" his tobacco about
in his mouth time or two, and lazily
looking mp ut the colonel remarked: 81
don't live In this here neighborhood.
Live good ways from here Yes, and
] flowed that before the season got
busy again I'D drap over here and gath
er me up chunk OF wife. I"
The hi you didr" the colonel ex-
claimed.
Yes before the season gets busy
again But I'm mighty hard to please,
I tell you. Don't care much about the
girl though. A feller down yander ad-
vised me to come mp here and marry
your daughter, but I replied that I was
so blamed particular
They picked up the lank fellow and
hauled him to a boarding house, and
when he came to he made certain in
quiries concerning himself, and then
said that he reckoned that it was all
right. He said that some men had one
way of handling subject and some an
other. 1--WE live and learn" he re-
marked "Ef we furgit somethin today,
we're mighty apt to think Of somethin
new tomorrow.
The old colonel called ON the fellow.
He was as tender hearted as he was PEI
culiar. The lank man forgave him, and
they talked pleasantly of the shooting
scrapes they had seen, and an intimacy
of pity ON one side and peculiar aim
lessness ON the other grew between
them. One day the lank man, sitting
in rocking chair at the window, look
ed up after few moments of pondering
and remarked:
Colonel. ] wouldn't marry your
daughter, sir. -
Well, gad, that's cool Wouldn' t
marry her. Why, hang it, you have never
seen her. !"
' know, but that don't make any
difference since she'd have nothing TO
do with it anyway. have discovered
that there ain { nothin remarkable about
you anyhow don't know of more
ordinary man than you are, and ]
couldn't afford to have you for q, daddy.
in-law."
why, you impudent scoundrel. Pm
the most prominent man in this COM
munity, and, I gad, sir, I'm kin to the
Peppers.
1T don't care if you are kin to the let
tuce and the onions. You don't strike
me as amountin to much. No, don &
want your daughter.
Why, confound your lank picture,
liz you bully me I'll make you take
her. -
"Oh, reckon not.
''Whatl Now, look here, never was
bullied in my life, and never intend
to be. Blast me il you shan't marry
her this very day. I'll teach you to
come bullying me, you good for moth
ing wretch.
The old man went away snorting, and
the fact is that the lank fellow and the
girl were married that very day, and
now everybody is laughing at the colo
mel, for the peculiar fellow and the girl
had been engaged to each other for more
than year. Read in New York
Herald
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- T.
times were 90 acute ee
70 render lifea burden. j
began using DR.. PierceiE
Eavorise Prescription. I
used seven bottles Ia aa
many months and de-
rived 90 much benefit
from IL and the home
treatment recommend
ed aaa his Treatise ON
Diseases CT Women. that
Il wish every woman
throughout our land,
suffering in the Same
way, may be induced TO
rive your med licsT1eB and
treatment . fair tTi@l. |"
= Favorita Prescrip-
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puquerqne turned ont in force and gave
his body a decent burial the grave be-
ing located on the slope about two miles
from the town. n--St Louis Globe
Dannrrat
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satha and Iseer In Ger.nany.

6aLhS are an uukn0Wn quantlty In
Germany. except the weekly scrub in
the public bathhouse, as bathrooms in
private houses are very seldom seen. and
when they do exist the primitive. not
to saya the clumsy, arrangements for
heating the water and filling the tub
are astounding to English and Amer
leans An invariabIo direction from
German physician when first called to
foreign patient Is Don't take o bath
again until / SEQ you, whereas the
patient would often like to reply, 81
hope shan't sce you again until you've
had one. They think the daily hath q
kind of madness, and 1t is only too evi-
dent, even among ladies and gentlemen.
that they are not guilty Of it.
Ii you recommend bath to servant,
You will hear in reply: oh. it doesn't
agree with me. took one once, and it
made me i'll And yet. as rule. Ger
mans are healthy and even tough in
their constitutions So 1t must be beer
that does ii. for they begin to imbibe it
in infancy. Look ut the third class pas
sengers in railway station. In fam
lily group the parents will give each
child In turn drink from their beer
glass, which they take to as naturally
as one would expect them to drink milk
And yet to see intoxication is rare. Men
seldom, women never. Boston Tran.
script
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TANOhAD1lE 1Ghh0
now offered, and you will then have
them when you need them
and have better selection
also than you will have later on, as
we'll as the advantage of the present
Low PRICES.
If you have been renting a
house in the city, stop a moment
and think how much you have
paid out in rent. and if you have
been renting long you will soon
figure out that you have paid out
enough for rent to build as good
or a better house than you are rent
ing, and still you have no home OF
| your own. Why not put this
money intoa
HOUSE OF YOUR OWN,
in which you viii feel natural
pride, and have permanent and
pleasant home for yourself and
family in your declining years. A
little energy on your part will do
ii. Start at once by
| BUYING A LOT.
If you are renting farm figure
moment what you are paying out
annually for rent and how soon
this rental would buy farm here.
What you pay out in rent in two
or three years in Iowa or Illinois
would buy equally as good farm
| in South Dakota. Stop renting
and come out and buy farm of
your own and feel the independ-
ence Of
OWNING A HOME.
Don't delay this until next year, as
very much advanced prices for
South Dakota real estate, which is
sure to come, will soon prevent you
from buying, and your opportuni-
ty of lifetime will be gone.
But many will say. Il have not
sufficient money on hand with
which to buy even a lot" Sup
pose you have not - and there are
many of this Glasgow can pay a
small amount down, and we will
give you all the time you need on
the balance. You can pay fixed
amount each month, or make pay
ments any other way to suit your
convenience, saving little for the
purpose from your other expendi-
lures, and before you know it your
lot is
PAID FOR
and you have not missed the mon-
ey the amount of each payment
being so small. Had you not saved
and expended these small amounts
in this way, the chances are that
this same money would have been
expended in some trivial way and
you would have nothing to show
for it. Surely there is no
SAVINGS BANK
equal to piece of real estate, and
if that real estate is
sometime to be your Home.
1t will surprise you when you
look over our list, to see how
LITTLE READY MONEY
it will take to secure q fine resi-
dence or business lot in this city,
or beautiful farm in this county.
We own and control nearly all the
real estate which we handle, hence
can give exceptionally low prices
and easy terms of payment. If
you only have a few dollars to
spare now, come in or write us, and
we will fit you out with good lot,
or more than one if you want, and
arrange payments satisfactorily to
you. III you have only few hun
dred dollars to spare, and want a
farm, come and see US, or write,
and we feel positivswe can arrange
o deal to your satisfaction.
Madison, with her college, excel
lent public schools, churches, Chau-
tauqua assembly. and other liter
airy and social advantages, has a
wide reputation for beng
CITY OF HOMES;
and Lake county with her excel
lent lands, q county in which the
majority of the farmers
- rryAr gv,rrv1rv
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sans l.lFE 8 auRpEla.

MTss @. r. CRAwFORD. of Llfaestone, Me-,
writes: For years suffered monthly from
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Pulverixine.

Teacher -Pulverized sugar ID so
called because it Il powdered. Do yon
understand?
Little Girl--Y Yes'm.
Teachcr--Now construct d sentence
with the word 'pulverize In III
Little Girl--You pulverize your face. !
.-CS.l Ncy.a.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14
GeinnObeitS &egeln.
stdrfe, 6ladfeIisfeit un0 Elm Ianges
niblthes Geben.

1. S6Iaft in einem eeLifteten Simmer.
@ebt frib su 8ett unb nebmt, tpeun Sbr
i9lafIos ietb, borber cine Doie 8esruzna.
2. 6aItet ben &0rper rein burc6 Ofteres
Baden.
3. SGT r~egcImdBig, bob mdBis. gezruz
ma nor ieber Wtabl3eit ii3ert etnen 9utelt
Nppetit.
4. gterO0ie 2eute %ioIten, I'm bic geerben
su ftartcn urO gu beru6isen, ME obne Bes
ruzna iein.
5. 5rauen iouten pdbren6 bet Wtenz
itruations3ett re9eImdBi9 Besru7na nebz
men,.
6. @Gbretb BET beiBen Monate ioate
man INNER Rezruzna baben ais ~seeisnetes
WitteL 9e9en &rdmpfe, &olifen, Cholera
morbus unb CONNER ranf6eiten.
Z. Sebes Trl6jabr ioate 6as SDitem
6urb 8eban6lun9 nit Pezru>na sereintgt
tDerben.
8. Sebermann ioQte Elm GrempIar bon
ILLS of Life" baben. Srei Derianbt 6urb
rTbe 8~e;ru;na Drug Manufacturing @oms
panD of Columbus, Sbio.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14

&dfe- bette vSuG Cream -@bebbars"
12@123c; o8wins" 1O}@11e; ogoults 2mez
RIGA" 84@-c; n~a6semd6ter @8meiSer
12@13c; u8rtd" S@9c; 9imburset 8
@S3c.
-gobnen- bette ,Rapies" ST .80@1.85;
mittelgute $1.75@1.80; nit ber Mal9ire sez
retni9te 81 .00@1.6O.
-@fer- gang frif6e 9@94c bas 0uterb.
@efIi el- lebertbeS, SIrfep Case;
6iibner 8@8tc; 6ennen -@-c; olte ultb
iunge -@-c; @nten 8@9c; fir @GuIe
bas 0ueenb $500 unb $500; oSprins
@btdens" 9@99c bas 8fultb.
salute SEQ. 1, 34@34c; SEQ. 2, 24@24c;
SEQ. 1, @alf, &c; 2oQow, SEQ. /, gu AZ; gfo.2
gu 44c.
0b # seb0rrtes: gspfel, fiinfli6 sss
trodIrete, 10@1Otc Oas pfuuO; oil Der Connie
8%ebOrrte, nOrOli9e, 6t@7c; 9firii9e -@-e;
8rontbeere1 ct; 6irtbeeren 20@20tc;
@aliforuii6e, @prifoien -@-c; lli9t 9es
i9dlte 9frii@e 34@4c; sei6alte 84@94c;
Pflaumet-@-c; &oltllel g~onooteapers"
-@-c bas&iit9eu uMusfateller" -@-c;
lple-@-c.
Obf. = friI6es: @epfel s5.O0@6.Oo nnb
S.. 50@6.50. ie mad Der Site; Banarten
S1.25@150; @itronert, Meiiina, $9.OO@3.0O.
Sran9en- California 9fapelS $4,000
1926 bic &iite; Seeolin9s S2.00@2.75.
@ranberrteS - @tscoi1lin 8ea uttb
@9errp SO bds Sap; Cape COB So;
bette Serlep SO. 50@7.5O.
Orb Ell = 9etrodnete, 9riite. $4,000.
&artoffeIn- 8urbants 1896; 6ez
brons 68@72c; Stole 65@7Oc; bur9einaltbet
60@68c per 8nibel; Seriep Sweet Potatoes,
Sai1oiier SO. 5O@4.OO baS Sap.
Orb beeren- 50c@75c per @afe.
6ontg @eiBer 6lce, lit 8futbe ab9e=
t9eilt, 113@124c; ni6t 10 bea, 10@11c; bullz
fl 1O@109c Oas 9funb; ous9elaiener
5@6c.
8eiencorn- Iuf ber 8a6n ofair" bis
n@boiee", grimes 33@34c; mtttleres, ROTH
oOer blaBfar6i9 3@34c; rau6 nnO 9rob 20
24c; n@boice", grimes, 81 @arpetz8ii:i ten
nSelfzporfin9", grimes &c; ROTH oOer
9elb e%n.i9enbes 2t@3c.
Semi : @etBfrdltt, Sloribd, before
Sorte 75c@S1.25 Die Crate; 8lumenfobl
bic Crate; @alat $0.75@1.25 bos
Sap; Selerie -@-c bas DuBenb; @eiBe
25c@5Oc bas 8uibel; Stedriben 75c
@S1.25 bos 6aB Moorriiben 5Oc@75c bas
6oB; &otbe &iben 50@75c bas 0ubelb;
@urfeu 50c@75c bas 0uteub; Gss Blont
bas 9ubenb; Surge @rbiem -
Der Sale; 3miebelu, iun9e @
Oas 3z8uI6el7&it9en; Spmoten - Der
Sale, q 6 &Orbe, unb CO.'S, q 4
Scribe.
3wtebeGu = SaiuOiier, 45@55c per
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14
Jnlano.

Oie populiltii6e Stumpreonertm
Srau Qeaie, 6cren @rfranfung am gferpcnz
fieber in &an1as Gitp in &anias iiingit i'll
bielen Spalten 9entelbet tpurDe, lit tr0b oeS
@~tnlprucbes ber Qer3te, tpel9e OaS Inter
nebmen fit tobtltcb erfldrten, am 9ons
nerltag Mtorgen na9 @icbitd geretit. Gor
i6rer Nbretie unteriucbte Elm 9lr5t tie getlau
unb fanb, baB iDre &0rperpdrme auf einz
bunbert uro 3tpet @rab 9eitiesen mar.
Seiner @arnung bDr Der 9tetie ungeacbtct
beItono tie auf ber lebteren un6 Stpar, neil
lte nidt ser Turbt por S6aenmai3inen
geaieben tperbctt, btelmebr 5eigen tpoae, wte
tpenta 8ertb ite auf ioldbe @ei9i6ten le9e.
Nrau Scale 1T 3peifelos nod iebt lbiper
fronf unb nur ibre u%1beusiatne 8iuensz
trait bdlt tie aufredt.
= Ser ftattitii1e Wate8eribt bes 8lns
bes >Mderbalarntes beftimmt auf @runb Der
~etuaeoonqenen 8ertebte ben burcbi6nitt@
ltben Stanb ber 8~interipetSenz Saat auf
81.4 gcgeniiber 86.7 i'm porbereegangenen
Monat. SIM %Dorigen Sabre tpa um bies
ielbe Belt bic 9urdbi9nittsnummer nur
1873. 9ie 0urdbi6nitts3iffern fir Die
6aupt @eiaenftaaten Climb Die folgenbcn +:
6bto 80, Widbigan SO, Snbiona 80, Satz
uots 80, Wfiiiourt 50, &anlas IS, gtebraSfa
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14
mtutondrsfoDn ais Gimbre6er.
.Demofrat1 in georfo. 9. weai.

nSetnotrdt" III Yeorta, y. Wtd1.
I'm Mitterna4t teGepbontrte Serr 2ittIez
tpoo6, &aifirer Der Mer6antS NationaL
8dnt bon 8eorta, an bic g oli3eizS Station,
baB @tnbre6er i'm 6auie Der Trau Tranfte
8eu in Der 8errDitraBe, neben iciner Bobz
nuns an Ser 9lrbeit pGren, bas Saus 3u
plinbern. BoltSeicapttGn Tripp folgte Der
Ma6nun9 iofort NIT 3tpet anberen- 8oLiz
Siiten unb fuDr nit benz Batroltpagen na6
ber BerrDitraBe i'm sneiten v8lof" bon Der
MainitraBe. Sin 8oliaiit betpacbte Sic
9intertbiire, Elm anberer bic S~ettent6ure
u1b Capt. Gripp belt @ade an 6er Gorz
bertbire. Die PoLi3ei feuerte bann mebs
rere S6iiiie ab, UNI bic Iea6bari3aft 8n
alarmircn unb Silfe berbeisurufen, aber
geteman6 fam, SIM uaAiten &ugenblid
fam Der @tnbreber bte &reppe berunter
tn6 polte Ourb Die bintere Sbiire enta
.flieben, no ct Dem g ~oli5ilten IN Die Arme
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14

ltnIcr gongreBabgeorbneter 8 a N c.
so q AM felt iein Qi9t ntcbt inter
BEN S6effel, ionbcrn ct ldBt es aus Der
buntlen Na9t bes Gongreiies aufeudten,
6an1it es geleben iperbe unb, ,tpie cine
@artenlaterne Wtiiden, &Gfer unb an6ere
Nacbti6pdrmer an5iebe. St lit es Sez
tpeien, ipclber Die Senftns l1nteriubung
etngeleitet bat, uno ieBt bat er i6on tpteoer
cine uere, gerabesu pDramtbale SDee. st
bat i'm Solie ben Nntrag 9eitcllt, baB etne
aus Mitgliebern oes 6auies unO beS Se1
mats suiammengeieBte @Ommifiion e%rnalnt
tperbe, pelte innerbalb bretBtg Saz
Gen bic nriaben Der berribenben @ez
l6dftsltodung auSftn6ig maben un6 benz
@ongrefie 0~oricbldge unterbretten ioa,
10 lie bur9 geetgnete @efeBe
iolbe Su1tGnoe berbetgefiibrt perDen fonz
men, baB aae 8ir9er Der Ser. Staaten
ouf 6ie raIbeite 0etie bdrernbe uno etn>
trd9Iicbe 8eidbdftigun9 erbalten. Bas
6ocb einem 1ol6en 0emdgogen 9lueS
burb's @ebirn i1mtrrt! Seit Wenl6cnz
geOenfcn plagen iieb Die 9rDBteu 9enfer
unb bemiiben ii6 ale StaatSmdnaer berz
eebltcb, UNI einen lolben 3uitano Derbei5u>
rem, unb unier Oac@ann mid baS in
DretBtg Gagen belOrgen laiien. 8eil
ct BEN Mntrag 9eiteat bat, 1offt er tpDDl gar
Goritber bteieS Gomites CUR Gutftnoung
beS Steins ser Metien su perben.
mo use, baB man barber talken
thut !"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14
Sin ia1tberer Wertreter pon ct
2o1tiS4
(geri6t aug bemOfrotif6er 0ueae.)

VOtLtDl utS eHtu LultIUtL Sleue-J
6Gtte eS nob ettes 8etpetleS bafir be-
burft, baB ber bemofratii6e Nationalab9e>
orbnete Sobn S'gt bon Wt1iourt, Der
nid5t ipteDer in ben GongreB ertpG9Lt, aber
bon ben 0emotraten bes 6auies an Steue
bes tbatiG6Ii6 ertpdblten &epublifoners
Gbarles S. SOB fir3ltcb gum Gertreter
zines Der st. 2ouiier GpngreBbe5irfe er>
flGrt porben mar, fetnen Stb inn GongreB
etnnebmen ioute, 70 bat S'gteil btelen
feblenben 8etpetS ieBt ielbft beigebracbt.
gu lpGter Nbenoitunbe trteb CT itcb lc6ner
~betrunten IN ben StraBen 8aIbington's
berum unb bergrtff it9 tbdtLtcb an
etnem 9cacbteten @al6tngtoner @r3t, 9r.
Sames s.. Stone. S'gtetu rebete ben
Doctor ouf Der StraBe an, unb ais Der
Nngerebete iicb nit Dem 8eioffeuen, ben ct
ntcbt fannie, tn Elm @elprG9 nid6t etnz
lallen, aucb ber Muftorberung, Gins NIT
ibm 31 trinfen, nt3t nabfommen tpolte,
perieBte 0'g2eiQ ibm ploBli9 un6 nnberz
mutbet einen brutalen Sauiti9lag ms Gez
fi6t. Or. Stone %peranlaBte bie 8erbaftung
beS StrolcbeS.
Nus Der Poli3etitatton, no man S'9feta
ertannte, tDuroe CT mach Grlegun9 BON So
Ifel9elaleH. SWl POlt5et9erlc9l, WD er aHl
anbern Worgen bate eri9einei1 ioaer, mar
ct nt6t su ftnben, unb babel miro bic Saobe
nobl tbr 8etpenben baben.
2eiber f0nnen GongreBmit9Gie6er MIR
tpegen unsebibrltcbcn 8enebmens I'M
SiBungsiaal Dor Die S6ranfen beS 6auies
geforbert unb in i6tperen 6GQen aus
geitoBen tperben. 9tele Beitimmung bat
ben 8redinrtO9e bot NuSitoBung bepabrt,
unD aus bemlelben @run6e farm bas ican>
6aL0le 8etragen S'yfetQ's bonn Mb9eor6z
netenbauie nt6t beitraft iperben.