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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-02-03
Notice for Bids.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,

UFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
CUSTER COUNTY. SO OAK.
Notice is hereby given, that bids will
be received for fifty cords OF twenty
four (24l inch, and fifty cords of lS inch
stove wood, the same to be good body
wood, cut green, delivered and corded
in court house yard on or before the
first day Of April, 1894 All bids to be
fiji d with the county auditor accompa.
MED with bond of One Hundred Dol
lars 500 0O). on or before - o'clock the
first Monday in February, 1894 The
right is reserved to reject any and all
bids.
c. A. WooD,
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-02-03
SUM MONS.

STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA, SEVENTH
- Judicial Circuit, SO. In the Circuit Court
within and for Custer County.
Henry a. Albien, Plaintiff.
vs.
William j. Bedford Dcft,
The State of South Dakota sends Greeting
To William j. Bedford, the above named de-
fendant.
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the above named plaint-
i'll, copy OF which Is herewith served upon you,
ana to serve cOpy OF your answer upon the
subscribers N their Office ia Custer City, South
Dakota thirty days after the service OF this
summons on YOU, exclusive OF the day OF such
service; and II you fail to answer this complaint
within that time, the plaintiff will take judg-
ment against you for the sum Of Two Hundred
and -Four Dollars (s20i.00), with interest thereon
from the ith day OF December, 1888, besides the
costs of this action.
Dated AT Custer City, South Dakota, this 29th
day of January, A. ID. 1894
BUEL Il. WOOD & W. G. PORTER.
Hlaintiflis Attorneys
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-02-03


Notwithstanding the depressed state
of affairs throughout the country and
the poor outlook for the coming season,
the b. 4 IT,. company has decided to
push the northwest line or Montlna ex-
tension about l0l miles from its present
terminus, which is about twenty miles
beyond Sheridan. This will carry the
road to Billings, Mont, on the Northern
Pacific road. Orders are out for work
to commence as soon as the weather will
permit, and il is stated the country is
rolling and easily worked and the dist
ance will be graded and track layed in
four moaths time. 1t is quite likely
this will be the extent Of railroad build
ing by the B. 4 NJ. during 1894. A con-
nection with the n. p. at Billings will
give the b. & VI. a valuable line of rail-
road as it is direct route from Mon
tana points to the east and will catch a
great deal of the passenger traffic. The
country traversed by the b. & NJ is pro-
ductive and will give good support to
the road. This will also be valuable
thing for the Hills, as it will admit of
the importation Of lead ores from the
! Butte and Anaconda districts at tariff
that will justify smelling. With cheap
er fuel and lead ores there is no reason
why Deadwood cannot compete with
Omaha and Kansas City in smelling Of
ores. With lead ores smelters can treat
our refractory ores much cheaper. =
Times.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-02-03

SUMMONS.
CTATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA, COUNTY OF
- Custer. In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial
Circuit.
Nellie NJ. Shafer, Plaintiff.
vs.
Thomas J. Shafer, Deft.
The state of South Dakota sends Greeting
To the above named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint OF the above named
plaintiff a copy Of which Is herewith served
upOn YOU, and to serve copy OF your answer on
the subscribers at their Office In the Town Of
Custer City. south Dakota, within thirty days
after the service Of this summons, exclusive Of
the day Of service, and IL you fail TO answer this
complaint within that time, the plaintiff will ap-
ply 10 the Court for the relief demanded In the
complaint.
Dated at Custer CITY, South Dakota, this 18th
day OF January, A. ID. 1894.
b. X. WOOD & w. g. PORTER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To Thomas j. Shafer, defendant above named.
The foregoing summons IS hereby served upon
you by publication, pursuant 70 an order OF Hon.
Vim. Gardner, Judge of said Court, dated Janil-
AIRY 9Th. 1894, duly filed with the summons and
complaint herein, which were filed January end,
1894, In the Office OF the clerk OF the above en-.
titled court, at Custer City, In Custer County,
b. Il. WOOD & W. G. PORTER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
First publication, Jan. 20, 1894.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-02-03
Pioneers M eet.

The sixth annual meeting Of the Soci-
ETY. of Black Hills Pioneers was held at
Deadwood on Saturday evening, the 27th
ult., Gen. Dawson, president, presiding.
After brief address by the president,
reading of the minutes of the last meet
ing, and the reports ofthe secretary and
treasurer, and the adoption of tie same,
the following officers were chosen for
the ensuing year:
President James W. Allen. Vice
presidents; John Qnayle, of Lawrence
county; Samuel Oliver, Pennington II.
A. Albien, Custer; f. T. Pierce, Fall
River; II. A. Carpenter, Meade; Frank
Thulen, Butte; Tom Hooper for Crook,
Wyoming.
For Board of directors Henry Glib
son, of Central City John A. Blatt,
Lead; John Wolzmuth, Spearfish; julius
Deetkin and seth Bullock, Deadwood
Secretary, J. II. Flynn, Deadwood
treasurer, ID. NJ. Gillette, Deadwood
marshal, f. ii. Smith historian, John
Stannus.
The proposed amendment 10 the con-
s!itution Of the society, providing for an
extension of the date Of eligibility to
membership from Dec. 3lst, 1876, to July
18th. 1877, was fully discussed and vote
taken, by ballot, which resulted in lis
defeat by large majority. A fine ban
quet was enjoyed by the members at the
Columbian restaurant after the close OF
the meeting. Following is the report OF
the secretary of the society for the past
year:
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-02-03

STATE OF SoUTA DARoTA,
County Of Custer.
To William j. Bedford, Defendant.
Please take notice that the summons and com
plant herein were fled with the Clerk of the
Circuit ,'ourt, Seventh Judicial Circuit, at his
Office In Custer City, Custer County, s. d., or
the 18th day OF January, 1891.
Dated this 29ih day OF January, 1894
BUEL X. WOOD g. w. G. PORTER.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
First publication, Feb. 5, 1884,
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-02-03

There will be no meeting of Modern
Woodmen Monday evening, Feb. 9th.
j. N. GRANGsR, Clerk.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-02-03

During the epidemic of la grippe
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy took the
lead here and was much better liked
than other cough medicine" Fl. NJ.
Bangs, druggist, Chatsworth, I'll. The
grip 10 much the same IA very severe
cold and requires precisely the same
treatment This Remedy 10 prompt and
effectual and will prevent any tendency
OF the disease toward pneumonia. For
sale by ell druggists.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-02-03
DEADwooD, S. d., Jan. 81. 1894.
10 the Officers and Members of the soci

ETY. of Black Hills Pioneers.
GENTLEMEN At this, our sixth an
nuai meeting, l have the honor 10 report
the following business transacted during
the year 1898: Since our last meeting
52 naDies have been added to the roll of
membership, among which is that of the
famous scout, VIM. +. Cody, more widely
known as Buffalo Bill" Death has
claimed during the same period ten Of
our worthy members, but one of whom
required the aid of our society TO receive
u respectable funeral and burial. The
roster OF the society now contains the
names of 394 living members, some of
whom have left the country, their pres
ent postoifice addresses being unknown
to the secretary.
The board of directors have held nine
meetings during the year, at which the
business OF the society was transacted
and obituary resolutions passed out of
| respect to deceased members.
The financial condition Of the society
| will be shown by the report Of our treas
| urer, ID. nj. Gillette. which he will pre-
| sent for your consideration.
AT this meeting action will be taken
on an amendment to our constitution,
presented by G. V. Gardner of Pied.
mont, in regard to extending the date of
eligibilit- OF membership from Decem-
Der 81, 1876, to July 4, 1877. Also an
additional bylaw submitted by your
board of directors. relating 10 the drop
ping of names of members from the
roster of the society who are two years
or more in arrears for dues.
Respectfully submitted,
| j. HARRY FLYNN Sec
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-02-03
For Over Fifty Years

An Old and Well-Tried Remedy
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over fifty wears by millions OF
mothers for their children while teeth
ing, with perfect success. 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain. cures wind collie and is the best
remedy for Dia'rh9a. Is pleasant to
the taste Sold by Druggists In every
part of the World. Twenty five cents a
bottle. Its value is incalculabe Be snre
and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup, and take no other kind.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-02-03


The Sturgis Advertiser Of the Goth ul'.
gave highly sensational account Of an
attempted train robbery OH the Black
Hills division Of the Elkhorn road. The
robber was said to have been secreted
within what appeared to be a stuffed
buffalo, with adjustable eyes, through
which the would-be robber could view
the surroundings at will. This led to
his discovery by the messenger who
bagged his game at once, and turned
him over to the authorities at Hay
Springs. The account is c'everly writ
ten for fake, the whole web having
been spun by the Advertiser man for
the purpose of creating a sensation,
The duck story in the same issue will
serve as a companion piece, as they are
equally guiltless Of containing a grain Of
truth.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-02-03

Through the Kindness of w. Smith
we're received several copies of the
Black Hills Tribune. the first paper ever
published in the Hills. 1t was estab
lished in Crook City in April, 1876, with
y. s. Burke as editor. A number Of
items which have now passed into h s
vory are printed elsewhere in this issue,
as they were taken from the Tribune
Mr.. Burke, the publisher of the Tribune
was member of a gang who tried to
rob an express train few years ago
and was killed in the attempt.-W White
wood Plaindedler.
The Plaindealer is in error as to the
matter OF Mr. Burke having ever been
connected with any such gang, or hav-
ing met with violent death from any
source whatever. Mr. Burke was resi-
dent Of Custer for a number Of years,
before he went to the Cpur d'Alene
country, where he was popular and
prosperous. He held the position Of
chief engineer of a prominent railroad
company up to the time Of his death,
which was the result of natural causes.
The town of Burke, in that country, was
named in his honor. His widow is now
the wife Of w. c. Miller, prominent
mining engineer Of Spokane, Washing
ton.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-02-03
LAKE LODE No. 4
LAKE LODE 20. 3.

Commenting at the southeast corner for cor
ner No {, Lake Lode No. 1. by setting a square
pile posi- 5N5N;,1 inches j. inches Ia the ground,
projected by a mouad of rock, marked post l..
3, 9i7 on side facing claim; IRON which l.. :.
lsey Aas. p a. M. ,ss- n 20 asg "a ''i'. Nc sasss
~. dlSi. Thence FIRST course y, - deg. rs min.
w. 800 #. to cor No. 2; Second course ). 10 deg.
80 min. w 7l5 II. 10 cor. No 3; Third course 70
deg. % min. w 7s3 II, toc0t. Ne. 4; Fourth course
>. 81 deg. IS min. 4. 3l3 II. tO cor No. =; Fifth
course y. - deg % min. j.. 7i5 IT. 10 cor. No. 6;
sixth course y. 45 deg. 80 min. T. $50 n. 10 cor.
No. aud place of beginning: containing an
area Of 1918 acres. Magnetic variation al Is
deg
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-30
Ohio's Indian Names.

Ohio has moro counties bearing In- dian names than almost any of the older western states. Even Delaware county is said to derive its name from an Indian word now corrupted beyond recognition. Coshocton comes from the Indian name Goschochquenk. Geauga is from the Indian word sheauga, mean ing raccoon. Hooking is from Hook hooking. Indian for bottle river. the name bestowed upon the Hooking be- cause of some pecul iarity of its falls. Mahoning is corru oted Indian word meaning the lick" Miami is the Ot. tawa word for mother, and it closely resembles in sound the word mamma Muskingum means the glare of the elk's eye" and seems to perpetuate ar interesting fact as to the fauna of Ohio Ottawa means trader" and Sandusky ''cool water. "-N. Y. SuM.
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-30
Retrogression.

A large company'was gathered at the table d'hote, as is usual in the modern romance
 The large lady had just troubled the bald gentleman for the vinegar.
 No" she was saying, women will not go backward"
 Except when she gets off street car" observed the cynic, who had been hitherto silent.
 The youth with the blonde mustache got cholzed with his soup, but said nothing. Detroit Tribune.
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-30
Forrest City, Ark.
OTE BY THE MANUFACTURER:

NOTE BY THE MANUFACTURER:
 Some manufacturers boast of how large their bottles of medicine are. Others of how sweet theirs is. Others of how cheap theirs fs. boast only of the great merit of John. sons Tonic. l am in the medicine business, not in tho confectionery line. have striyen to make the best medicine, not the sweetest Johnson's Tonic has made record for itself of having cured 5,6 cases of fever out of every 577 cases. We are not in the business to tickle tue peoples palate, but to cure them Those people who regard their palates ot more importance than their lives are not worth saving. When life and death are the issues. the taste or the size or the price are toe trifiing matters to consider. Johnson's Tonic cures. That is good reason for using it.
 A. B. GIRARDEAU, Savannah. Ga.
 SOLE EMANUFACTURER
, 1894-04-20
met5en ais Shwetnefutter.

Sci ben ieBigen ntebrigen Wsi3enpretIen,
lopie bel ben 9inittgen Settl9tpein78 reis
len, 1T baS 8erfiittern beS 8et3ens an bas
80ritenDieb bortbeil6aft. @erite lit Bet
nabe 10 tbeuer ais Bei5en, %tpobinge8en Der
Met5en beoeuten0 retder an &ali, Wtagneita
unb 8boSpDDrlaure lit, tpeStpegen it9 Der
Bet3en ais au3 Sutter fir oaS 6ettpteb
%beionDers gut etgnet, tebob itanb biS6er
benz 8erfiittern Der bObere Preis bit0ernb
entgegen.
Sett Dortgem 6erblte nerfittern biele
Sarnter, beiOn6erS in &ania8 uno gtebraSta,
Wct3en an Sic S9peine. 0on Sarmern
aus benz State Sbio ipir6 bertcbtet, DaB
tie BON iebem 8uibeI Q8eiSen, ben iie all
S4peine berfiitterten, cine @~epicbts5uz
l1abme bon 20 8fb. er5ielten. MaDrltb,
Elm gInitt9es 9tciultatI 9ret Bfuno Weiz
gen er5eugten elm 8funb 6eS 9ebenbgepicbz
tes. Sine iol6e 3unabme finbet aber 6ocb
tpobl muir ipGbreno ser etIten @oc6ell
Der WtGitung itatt, bel mageren nob i'm
8abien begriffenen S%cbmeineu; ipGter
oarf man ntcbt meDr ertparten, ais 4 SID.
Wet5en 81 l Yf0. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
6ier foften 5ur 3eit bteS6tpeine bon 100
Bto. 9cbenbgetpibt burcbi6ntttltcb ca.
$3.50; ne9nte man jebt ar, oaB rs 8fb.
3unabme our6 8erfiitterun9 bon 100 9fo.
Wel5en er5ielt Derben, 10 tutrb bel beurigen
W~ei3enpreiien Wet5en nit gtuBen an bic
8~orltentbtere nerfittert.
@S empftebIt ft6 iebo6 nibt, Sen S6peiz
men nur i6iereS @ei3enmebl gu gebcn.
WetSenmebG lit Sen Gbteren meiltel1s 3l
pappt9 i'm Wf1uL, Dem fann ober abgebplz
ien tperben, tnOem man ] @erite, 6oggen
ODER Wtats 8uieBt, au6 fam man benz
98et5enme6le ettpaS Glete 5uIeben. WeiSet
fit ft3 aIetn loa NH grob gemabLen ietn,
ct miro Damn nibt 10 papptg. @tner unie@
rer 2eler Derfiittert leit LGngerer 53ett
] @erite un6 { Nei5er, bo5u &artoffetn
ais 8eigabe an bic Sc6peinc unb lit nit
Der @nttpiflun8 un0 @epi9tS5unabme
oerielbert gut 5ufrteOen.
Warum iou ma Ben Met3en, 1a11entz
lt6 tDenn er ntdt BON Der beiten QuaLitQt
lit, nob LANCE liegen laiicn u16 auf b06ere
Breiie tparten? 10 fr6gt iid6 mander
6armer. 8arum tbn nicbt an Sic Sbnetne
Derfittern unb auf Dem Imtpege 0lr6 6as
S6tpetn mebr @el6 DerauSl9lagen? Die
8oritent6iere per6en I'm 10 rai9er felt,
oabur9 mtro 3eit unb Sutter er1part unb
baares @elO Ourcb ben 8ertauf e~r3ielt.
Sn Den lcbten Sabren tpurOe mebr @ei3en
prObu3iert, ais Der 8ebarf erforDertt, bier
6urcb purben Bic Breiie INNER me6r gez
briift, bis lte ben ieBtgen nieOri9en Stano
erretcbten. 8irb Oteier 3uita1D 6aburc6
beieitigt, baB man ben Bet3en gum She'll
perfittert, 10 miro bas 2lngebot ~Derringert,
Die alten 8eitGnbe bel BEN @roBDGn6lern
werben iib libten, unb Oann lit OieGei9t
3u boffen, baB I'M nGcbiten Mtnter Ser
YreiS beS Mei3enS pieoer ein ~geiun6er,
normnler tft, 10 baB bic 2an6pirtbe nentgz
items ibreR robuftiOnsfoiten berausi9Ga9en.
, 1894-04-20
Der Gtnfuf oes Wal0es auf Ole
&anowirthihaft.

Oberforitmetiter Or. 0anfelmann bon
@berswal6e bat fiir3Gidb in einem Sortrage
barauf bin9eipieien, tpie neuerOt19S Der
Wcrtb 6es Q8albcS besit9It9 ieines Sim
flutes auf bic Teudtt9tett elmer @egenO
untcrld6Gbt merOe, tpG6renb fritber bduft8e
1leberlcbdbun8en oorgefommen ieien. Ofan
ludbe iebt nadb5upetien, OaB Der 8olb auf
Die &egenmen9e 10 gut mic gar feinen SIM
fluB babe. 9as @egent6eil Iei tiir3licb in
genauer g8ciie in Dem CUR 2itncbur9er
9aioe seb0rigen Brobtn5ialforIt 9tEBel, Der
lett 1877 aufgetoritet lit, na1geipieien NOR
Ben. Sci ben D~oTtigen nteriu3ungen Der
9icberibGa8Smenge babe iicb bas i%nterel7
lante 9telultat berauS9eiteut, 6aB it6 in
Tolge Der 2ufforitung bic Nieberi9lagS'
mengen, per9Gi9en nit benen Der i%petteret
llmgebuug, mo- feline Qten6erun8 in Der 8e7
wolbung porgefoumen lit, felt benz Sabre
1882 bon 81,8 8ro5ent bis gum Sabre 1883
auf 1O4 prosent geboben babel1, tnoent etne
iGDrit9 fOrtiGreitenOe 9ermebrung Der
, 1894-04-20
2lnoerneiner proouftenmarft.

SOl9ertbe 9reiie wurben bel sr0Beren 9ar=
ten ~er3ielt:
8utter-8 efe@reamerp @aare 22@23;
quite 20 @ 21c; mittelmdBi9e 1920;
Sairp, bette 2O@21c; mittel9nte urtb quite
17@18c; frii9er 8oftn9 Stof 9@1Oc.
8utterin - SAT- Safe 0oirp 12c;
empire 10; bette Creamery -@17c; Silt
nOiler 16c; in OtOas oOer tIeinen @ebilOen
ode Bette y8la ereom ebeObors"
11@114c; o&wins" 11@12c; ogOlIu9 gme=
rico" O.; na69enta6ter S6wei5er
12@13c; u8rid" 500; 2imbur9er 81
@94c.
8o6nen 8ete ,gfapies" S 1.5O@-;
mtttel9ute S1.45@-; nit Der Mai9ine ge=
reiuigte 81. 00@1.25.
Gier-@an5 frii6e 1O@1O4c bas 0uben6.
Gel iii ell leberlOeS, Gurtep 74@1Oc;
Rn?'sS! @ a. 9S1 @ : $50 9@1o; ft ai't ea iio
bos Gutenb $500 unb $500; Spring
@bideus" 9@94c bas 8funb.
salute No. 1 34@31c; No. 2 24@2@c;
$40. 1, @alf &c; &auoW, go. 1 5u At; go. 2
Su 44c.
0bF : seOOrrtss: aepfsl, tiinRli6 se=
trodnete, 9@10c bas 4fu1b; oil Der Sonue
9ebOrrte nOrOli9e 64@7c; Yftrii9e -@-c;
Srombeeren O.; 6tntbeeren 174@16c;
Golior1iibe: Qprifoien -@-c; ni6tqes
i6dlte 9ftrii6e 34@4c; 9ei9dlte 84@94:
Bfaltmen q; Goiiueu ,,Qouoolt QaperS"
GO bos &ift3elt; uMnsfateaer" Ct;
81 t frii6es: aepfel s4,5o@5.5o unO
S5,OO@6.25, lie nod Der Site; 8anol1el
S1.25@1.75; GitrOneit, Meiitno S2.OO@3.OO.
&Grtoff elm - 8urbantS 65@69c; SEE
brons 63@65c; &oie 60@64c; bur6einanber
$1,000 per &ulbel; Seriep SpeetzYotatoes,
Suitoiier So. 50@4.00 boS 6aB.
@orte S1.0O@1.25 bic Grate; 8lumenfobl
@ Die Crate; g @ulat $3.OO@4.OO bos
SoB5 Selerie -@-c bos 0ubenb SetBe
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@$1,25 boS Sap; 0tobrriiben S5c@- bos
Sag Rot6e Giibelt $1.-@2.- oQs SAB
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O. bos 9uteub; Sun9e Grbien =
@ Der @ale; 3miebelr1, iult9e, -@-c bas
] 8uibel=&tit9en; Somateu --.- be,
SAFE, @ s &Orbe, nrb COS q
&0rbe.
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@6errp q baS Sap; Cape Sob O.:
bette Seriep Sc .50@7.5O.
Sr1n9en- California Qeapels So. GOA
800 Die Site; Seebliltgs 81. 50@2.5O.
@rblen- 9etrofnete, 9rine, GOO.
6onig- @eiBer &lee, in 8fuube abee,
t6etlt, 11t@124c; ni9t 10 bed, 1O@11c; buufeI
1O@11c boS Pfunb; ols9elaiener 5@6c.
@rbbeeren Sloriba, 2O@3Oc bos
Smart.
Seiencoru--2 laf Der 8abn fair" biz
nGboice", grimes 34@34c; mittleres, ROT
O0er blpBtarbig 3@34c; roub ullb 9rob ga
&c; n@botce", grimes, Su Gorpetzgiiriter
BE; 20 ell s1portin9", grimes Sc; ROTH o6er
9elbenoi9e1bes 24@3c.
,3wtebeIn SQinOiier, 45@55c per
8uibel.
, 1894-04-20

Nie6eri9ldge Ie6igti9 info(ge Ser 8etpalz
nauer 8etpeis ilber BEN GtnfuB 6eS Q8albes
aut Die Gegennenge lei biSber mod ni6t
g%eltefert porDen. Der ginfuB 6eS @albeS
auf Die G;tterdn9 tte9t belonbers barin,
oaB ct Das &Itma mil0ert. 8om Watoe
FRONT beS 0tacbtS ipGrmere 9uft ms freie
Sanb, neil ct in ieinem 6umuSboben
Die 9SGrme lGn9er 3uriiGDGlt uno tie
4benoS nibt 10 idbneu ser 2uft abgiebt.
80 l6iibt Der @olb audi bic nGcbitltegenz
ben &ulturen bor Spdtfroit (SbitbGume,
Geben). ST hilbert Die t6iBe, tnoem all
bciBen Sagen fiiblere WaIoIuft ms freie
2anO binauSitr0mt, benn Der feucbte 8ooen
unO bic 8IGttermaiie b%uniten bel 8aIIerz
ounit aus, ber Die Suit abtiDLt. @r siebt
SDou unb 9tebeI an unb perOunitet tpteber
ptel Naiier CUR 8il6ung neuer Nteberz
I6lGge. Sn mediterranean @e9en6en farm
es al9 groBe 9tegenmen0en 9ebeu, a6er in
anbaltenOem Gegentuetter, auf tDeIdes bann
anbalten0e Trodenbeit folgt. Ser 98alo
BRIGHT bic @eDalt Der Stitrme, 8olfenz
BRIDE, @etpitter un0 6ageIiblG9e. Die
betpaloeten 8erge uno 6ii9el lcbiiBen nie
etne, Wfauer ge9en Die Srfane; ite i6iiben
au9 ge8en bte raltben gtorbz unb Norboitz
wtnOe. Sci 8Olfenbrii9en auf 0iigeln
un6 Bergen 6GIt Der 8al6 6aS Q8aiier auf,
Doltit cs nidt 10 ibneQ in Die 3iefen
itrOmt, &innen I'M 8ooen grGbt unb &uGz
turlanb nit 0eicbiebe iiberfitbrt. @eipttterz
unO 6ogeliAGdge erfabren oft itber benz
98alb Die critic 2(bfitbLung un6 baben bann
an Derbeercnber Mabt Iber Tel6 unO 0orf
DerInren.
, 1894-04-20

8erfGllfe ua68ro6e
- 9to. 2 rotber, 604@604, $50. 3, rotber, g
C; SEQ. 4, rotber, 53@57, $50. 3, barter,
-@-C.
9 CONNER @ ei3en- Seine 8erfGufe.
&O99en: Sertaufe mad 4robe. - go 2,
9teie: 8erfaufe waret gu s11.5O@11.75.
Wtbblin9s: Gerfaitfe woren: 11.@
Sen; 8ertaufe 1paren: $50. 1 S6imOtbp,
S11. @$11. 80; 9to. 2 Simot6p, S9.25@
1915 ;9emii6tes $8.25@$8.7 rs. 1lpla1b praiz
rte, &uSpabl, S8@$8.5O $50. 1, $7@S7.50
SEQ, 2, $6@$6.5 so.
90mol3- 8ertdufe: 25O Srcs., ausz
mo6l5u ITO; $50 Grcs,, Qusma6G, 3u S7.75;
$50 &rcs., @us1pab(, SIT $3.50.
nn9erGn9erter 99inten: Ser
tauis: 10000 pf6,. IS 4f6. au., gu IS. Ia;
YfO., IA BfO. On, SO; $4,000 4f6., 10 Yf6.
9p., gu 1925.
Corn: @erfGufe had grobe 1uaren: Go.
2, 39@@-c; SEQ. 2, 9elb, 40c; SEQ. 3, 1910
1896; 0fo. 3 meiB, -c@-; $50. 3 9elb, 1920
-; go. 4, 393 @39c.
So er: 8erfGufe ua9 8robe waren: gto.
2, 323@334c; $50. 2, weiBer, 35@36c; 9to.
3, 324 @33c; SEQ. 3, peiBer, 344@35c.
We6I- 6arter Q8ei5eu 0otente) ,paren
a1t9eieet GIT So. 100000 in 6olS; mei6er
@ei3en, 8ateute, S3.O0@3.35; bartes @eiSe1z
8Gderme6l $1.80@2.OO III SGden; mei6es
@e iSenz8Gfernebl 81. 5O@1.75; y0eb Dog"
S1.40@1.50 III Safet; 28t1terwei5en S2.O
@2.S5 i'll 6olj.
SGmereieu = &erfGltfe mad grobe
1paren: &imot6p S. .8O@4.4O; Rlee $s.75@
$50; Slo9s, DO. 1, S1.28.
@erte: 8ertdlie no9 pro6e - gto. 8
50@58e; $50. 4 48@54.
, 1894-04-20
Gbico9o, 20. Qpril.
Nusudrttee mGrfte.

96GuBpreiie III &eiSen un6 Corn in oitbe=
relt StGoten 1paren:
8ei3eu- 9tew gorf: Npril 62c; Mai
628c; Suli 644c. = ct. Qouis: Wtoi 554c;
Sult 578c; = Gulut6: gfo. 1 Nortberit, 0tai
62c; Suli 638c;. 0ttuueopoliS: gto. 1
9tortbert, Woi 613c; SSuli 62Bc. Baltimore :
Nprtl &C; Wtai 62Bc. 8oleOo: 2lpril 584c;
Wtat 588c. Ottlipautee: Gaor, &C, Mai,
578c. Detroit: Otai, $3.50; SSuli Gle.
Corn : Seem gorf: Wtai, 44tc; Sculi,
458c., ct. Souls: 8oar, 363c; Wtai 364c;
Suit 373. Baltimore: apriI, 45c3; Wtai,
44gc.
, 1894-04-20

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement Il rs NFT6RBA TIF Il
Newark, in the State of New Jersey, on the
Slst DAY of December 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
Capital
Amount of Capital Stock, paid up in
G0S,VVV'VV
Assets.