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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
Die @eii,s una et,,es 9ttpIs

eriebt oft Die iiber5eu9enbIte 8erebiamteit. @s 9iebt cine
1lnaobI BON GeniGen, bel benet es oft berorti9er tDbt=
Ii9er @raumente bebarf, nm ie ouf bic Spmptome bers
anmabenoer &rant9eit unb Die Sotbwenbi9tett bes Sc
brau6s opn @oriibtsmaBre9eln oufmerflart gu MAIDEN.
8ie bette biefer @orIt9tsmaBre9elr lit bic .3ufhlbt gu
benz aug ben fetn fen 81onsenItofen uiammengeiebten
Spitetter's W&aeenbitters. IS iberlptnbet Wloloria,
9beumattsmrs gtierer= uno 8Ioienleioen, man9elDafte
g5eroubnuo, urre9elmQBi9fcit bes' Stublgan9s, 8iliofi=
tat nnb bewabrt ben &6rper Dor beren oeroerbli1en
sTploer. @etue 8eitonbtbeile iiuo bent 9roBen 2abora=
foriIlt Der lebenben 9totur cntnortrten, Tolglt9 Trei bon
mtneraliiden Mirfuren. Sir f9mdbli1e trdntl,ue
pber BON 8ranfbeiteu 9~ene1enbe Yerionen unb tir &eute
thuen6er Wirfuio n1b iolte BON linen toniequent unb
i1itemotii9 ge%nnftinen perben. Dor benz 3nbett9eben
oettpitrten befDrbert es ~9eilnben, i%tdrfenoen Sdhlat, nor
SHahIsetten Iddrft es BEN Mppetit nnb erlei6tert bic
@er6anuug. Sic th9tigfsu @erste ittn'nlen in ieiner
Gntpfeblung iiberetr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
Grtranf i'm Calumet fluB.

Cine &abnfdbrt auf benz GalumetfluB II
Der Ndbe Der 100. @traBe beaablte Der 45=
idhrtge Sames 9aBmann, BON Der gde bei
Centre Npe. unb AZ. StraBe, Sonntag Rd6.
mittag nit feinem 2eben. Ser Galumetfluf
bat ~iteuenneife feline befonberen Siiden, BIT
f9on man9em unerfabrenen &uberer per=
.bdngniBbol geporben iinb. 9abmann ge:
rtetb NIT ieinem Na9en in einen @trubel
Der Na9en tippte um unb fem SnfoHe, be1
pffenbar bes S9nimmens untunbig mar
Derfant in ben Welen. Die 2ei9e bes Gr=
truntenen nurbe erft na9 ldngerem Su9er
gefunben unb bann mad &rebs' 9ei9enbe=
i~tattungsz 8ei9dft, go. 9O40 erie @penle
sei9afft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26

amifirten fi9 bic bieberen Sdiiben Bel els
mem informeIen gommers Bis IpGt in ben
Mbenb. .
On ben bret folgenben Sugen, am 9pnz
nerItag, Sreitag rnb .Samftag, nurbe bann
bas S9ieBen auf bic berf9iebenen greis=
I9eiben, ouf tpel9en 3d6lrei9e preiTe in Der
@eIammtbDbe BON iiber $4,000 ausgefebt naz
rem, unter 8etbetligung BON nobe3u 200
S9iiben fprtge5eBt unb pd6renb Der Mbenbe
alerlei f9Dne Syeftli9feiten ~.arrangirt, BON
benen bus @ommernu9tsfeit in 8lab's 9art
drn Miltpoutee Slub, an benz ftb au9 biele
Mtlnautee'r @eiangbereine bet6eilt9ter, bos
gldn3enbite unb erfolgrei9ite mar. Sen
&ebrdus bes Seftes bilbete Elm groBes pic
gfic i'm Mtlpaufee : @arten. Sn 8erz
binbung NIT Der 96luBfeier nurbe bic
Yreisbert6eilung borgenpmmen. Ser 6eier-
lihteit gtng Elm groBartiger 5eit3ug oqer
bieiigen unb ulsipGrtigen S9iiben, Iofbie Der
bter5u Defenders etngelabenen @eiangberetne
Der Stabt boraus.
Ser Seit5ug formirte iih bor benz 6aupt=
quarter Der S9iiben, go. 318 State @troBe,
unb bepe9te fi9 Dur9 folgenbe Straben:
State, 0ritte, Weitpaferz, @eGsz unb
ONEIDA itroBe; Martet Square, moion>
ftraBe, 8rodbpap, 8isepniinitraBe, @ranb
@penre unb IA. StrdBe Direct gum part, tpp
fi4 alSbalb Elm fr0bli9es 2eben entptdslte.
Der Ntt Der PreisDertbeilung mar Elm be-
fonbers feftli9er.
Sn Sol9enbem ber0ffentli9en mir aus ben
langen 2ite Der p~reis9etrDnten S9i;ten
bic Nomen berieni9en, tpel9e Die bD9iten
9reiie erruneen baden:
Gum S6ibentDnig nurbe 6err
@bDarb & i'd ter BON Milnoufee eez
trOnt, tpel9er auf Der 8Dni9sf9eibe 228
&inge 9ef9ohen bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
Yrdrtttn
fr bic tneiF sei@onenem 9ldttben nod Der asbrz

Na9 Ountelperben tpuroe in Der Somz
merbaGe Der borgeiebene Teitba1 t%nicentrt,
benz Bis fpGt in Die Na4t binein fleibi9 ge@
bulbiqt purbe. Die fiible Nben0luft mabte
bas San3en ben eeGentigen @9iben gu
enem boppelten 8ergniigen. Grft 3nipdter
|Stunbe trennten ii6 bic @4ibenbriioer BON
einanber, nm am nd4iten Gage mad lbtsr
6eimatborten nit benz 8etpubtietn 3uriidz
aufebren, cine Der f90niten Wo9en ibres 2ez
|6ens i'm f90nsn 9eutf4>Qltben perlebt 5a
6aben.
@obG @enise BADEN einen 8egriff babon.
pel6e @umme in Der s3ett bonn 10. Stunt
Na6mittdgs Bis Samitag Ibenb, ben p.
Stunt, 6 l1br, fir @@ieBfarten bereinfobnt
ooer in anberen Worten, lit bic Guft perpufft
tporben 1T. @s tpurOen p%eretnnabmt:
Mitttpo9 Na9mittdg, circa $3.50. S 600
0onnerftag, ctrca 22oo
5reitdg, etrcd .... l6OO
Sdmitdg, ctrcd .... -. . lAo0
@umma . $500
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
GtabIirt lett 1885,.
Henry S~ehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer
232 & 254 o. .RanoolpbsStr,
amiidnen Grnnffinz 1nh M}nrfet.S tr1Rs.

WHOLESALE W h6bdll QrOC6tb
232 & 254 OTsRdnoolpbsStry
awif9eu Srauflin, unb MartetsStrass
@btcagD, SlS.
erbieIt tpieber friI8e Senbun9et bot
Q(edbtet hou. WatieS<SGrfn9ctt,
@etpbaL GGiufel, bramnidto. Ger6elattonrf'
Wcdbfer Nranftmrter Sratpmrft in Stdbfeit.
Sfrotts. Srtif eli g arOimeS, @anSIebcrsYaneten'
Srabanfer SnrOeuem, Saroeuenbutter,
galantt, SSieler gptottet, MppetttsStlo,
Sfnfl. &aniar, run. GarottteS,
sou. @iId) cnersSS Grit9en, touEWtoplens
MGtintrtet S3nn9en, Nad)s nn0 Stof'
9led1tet Gntntenth. Sd)tpe tserfd1es
Qtedbtett baNr, &intbut0er, ca1to>Sfnles
srtaus. Ganertb ert= utO NO9uefOrtsSeG1e,.
GOatter=, Narrte Iatt=, Nab,n: ttt0 &r1mtettdte1
S~Seirsitert 9to bt= ttno Sliue1t0I, &npcrn,
SfHeIOprfer Genf, @etneitg,
Trams. gbartpi8nons, a~etroGtteten Ntlsem,
Sfram5. GrbIem, SpGt8eItt, xcIt0tner WmoeW'
Gitg ettnd d. tenn dIincI. Stgper, @ottt9'
SeMtId id cit y a0utteni;tttS, &ttlaben'
@ctrpd. Yiruet, GcioeIbeetct
Snauiid1et GIiOcn, YteiB eLbeetett,
GpttO emf. G dltuctScr tttt0 atttcttf. WktLd,
F~Iei,titert SoOa=, Wtoffa= uuo 9tto=8aHees
GjeiTer & 9tner'S &afees@Rema,
9emtfd1cn Gtdtnrten, 9cbrnnntent Rn88en,
Wed1tem intp Ort. Npien=Sa prifa,
0eIdl6Itcm WtatOcIm, DtDlinctt, Gtttot0t,
Eeititet 0nntIe=GbDcOIGoe, IafnoI
Mcd1tcnt Getntb ecriaft, &irnbcctcHtg,
Med)tent &tcbtg'S UIctiOertratt,
ariI d. en V0rifer Sd1nitpftabaf BON &ofbe6,
SemtI d. CIT Gpinnr60 ert, @oltrat5e rit,
9emtIEe EFT SSoI5I6htet ittto SoISpGitoMetn,
NriSdeu O etniiie=, 8IMntcit= mmO 0raSI0Mten,
gu ben btatgite1 @reiien.
Henry SchoellkOpe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
Denr 6as Babv ,abnf,

Sebrou9t inter alert l1mit6nben bas ate
Hnb erprobtt Wtittel, WrS .WInslow's Sootb.
ting Sprup fir bas 3abnen Der Rinber. Sc
ber1bist baS &inS, ma0t Die @aumen oei6er,
Iiut Die S9mer3en, BELT @inbtolif nnb III
bos bette Neittel geseu D%iorrbOeo. TiinfunS'
lwontis Gents bic Slai9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26

Gin masfirter Rduber beoroht i'm nit etnem
Rcpoluer. = Der pfIidteetreue Seamte
pioerfebt fi6 uno miro elm Opfer ieincs
mnthes. = Sterbeno fdie6t .er nod auf
feinen moroer uno perwunoet i'm an oer
Sdnlter. John KIcin nno 3ahlreide
anoere Jnoiuioiuen, oerGbat peroddtie,
in Daft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
Staot Chicago.
+ Gbas. .. SibbY. /

CHARLES g. 2ibbD, Der 9rGftbent Der be-
tanrten S3ld9tbausz unb 6~leiI9epnfsrpenz
5irmu 2tbbp, McgteiG &c GibbD, tit geitern
MOrgen in Ietner Wobnung go. 1858 Mi9iz
gan 4be. i'm 4lter bon 81 Sabren Der
8rigbt'f9en Nierenfrant6eit erleger. Der
Sa6ingef9ieoene mar Der Sp6n etnes 5sSurz
mers in portlanb, Me. @r fam i'm S1bre
1855 mad G6icago unb mar 3uer1t bel Der
S9la9tbauszSirma Craig C Co., BEL mel
der fein 8ruber Nuffeber mar, ais Glsrt
t9dttg. SIN Sabre 1868 erDffneten Die beiz
ben 8riiber in Bridgeport uuf eigene &efz
rltng elm tleines @9la9tbuus. Die Sc
f3Gfte 9tn9en gut, unb Die 9ebriiber 2ibbD
tparet olsbalb gen0tbtgt, bic groBe SleiYdz
eonferbenzSabrit an Der gde BON 16. uno
StatezStrabe gu bauen. CUR 3eit beIiBt
Die Strma 2ibbD, MegfeiG &c Qibbp Elm gro
pes S6la9tbaus in ben Stpdparbs.
Ser 8ertorbene mar 80 Sabre ber6eiraz
tibet, bic @be blie6 iebo9 finberlos; er ohppz
tirte baber einen 9teffen unb cine Gi9te, Die
beibe i9on erpu4fen finb.
Truts unh @ombiuatiouen iiitb unpopular.
GS 9iebt aber cine Dirt oGrult" ge9eu Die
Nienato et1pas 81 la9er bat. 8teS lit bas
Truit ooer 8ertraue1, bas oas Yubltfum Bat
ut 9oob's Gariaparila.
1 ~ 49, 49, v
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
GaIpafnr.
Sun1nnd

Gin rttne8 Walabier esbrAitt pom
ser Gsnr. Geipp 8reW0e 60. TIT bters
nit beitenS ewpfoN1en. csSn GlafNen
anS 6dfern 5u baben. SeIepDottt
@0. 3EO4 0ottLtn0 9eUtNt. 60. see.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
pas Dnnoes= S1iibeufett.
GIdn5enoe 5eifmod9ein Ger uad.
bartaot mtlwaufee,
GrObe 8etbeiligung BON Stab NIB Gern.

Die @~rofnunosfeier am mittwod. Be-
wiafommuu9 Der 6dfe. = Oos prcis=
fhiebeu IN oen pier baupt=Gaoen. =
Gine Site Der beiten sdiiben. : SdIn6=
feiet nno preispertheiIun9 am Sonttas.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
Cdnoereien,

100000 alder bes beftsrt. oitseelpdbfteIten grai-
rieIou6es (Gi5enbobu. unb 8rioaf= 2anDereien) in
ben Counties Yroirie, 2pnofe unb Artanias, i'm
Stoate @rfanfas, fpl1ne1 ieBt Gum gerfanf 3n
$500 bis $l5.O 90 per Nder. 9ieIe Sdnoereien iinb BON
prddtiqer e~rpbtdmmiger Gi6en' nnb picorp 'IGol.
bunQ iimqeber, Der 8pber lit tuunberbor %irubtbar,
bos Gltma iebr QeIunb, @afier BON better 0ualitdt un6
Iei6t All boben. @raS lpdfit im 1teberfuB unb er9iebt
2 bis 4 Sonren per Older. SDr fDnnt 4 SDnneu &lee
ernten Der Nfer un0 bas Sanb braloDt nur einrtol in 5
Sahret be1det al lperben. Sa fann ebenlO 9utes Gorn
0eaDqen tperbet, tpte in SntnoiS unh Coma. So giebt
fetn be1Teres 2onb 'fiir Dte .3udbt BON ~9tinoOteb nnb
Sdneinen. @rtonfos bot ole eriten Yreiie fir obj in
1ebem 3Deile ber Ser. 9tootet boopn9etro9el1. 81 big
baben mdbrenb. BEN lebten Sobren bort Sonb gefontt,
nnb Sbr ftnbet bort 10 bibfHe 9eimItutten iDte in Slit
npis. St9ert Sud cine iDlde, ebe es 5u fpGt tit. 3os
2ano p1r6 imb ielbIt be3obler. GS bat nod ME cine
Seblernte Qeaeben unb bic Wtarfte iinb 10 gut fute in
Chicago. @dbrenb Der IeBten Sabre ftno r1ebrere meme
Giienbabnen gebout iporben unb bic gu perfoufenben
26nOereten lie9en in nur geringer Gntfernrng bon bits
henben StGbten; Die Seute 1no quite Ntndbbarn,, S9nLs
h6nIer unb &trben finb LIBERAL 9ebaut.
9te 9eoinounoen Iinb: Gin Srittel bs sur 9dIfte
boar., Der Ge1t IN Serminen mad WnnI9 Der &drter.
so Gents 9iscDnto per older merben fnr oHe Boar5obs
Iutgen erIoubt.
Gorten u, 1. N. metoe man 1tb dr
ASMUS B0YSEN, Stuttgart, Arkansas.
Ober:
A, BOYSEN, 172 Washington Strasse,
Room 500, ChicagO, HI.
$50. J0lA.E
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
5arnt>Qn5ei9en

@s out fde 3eduns, pe6e me 70 mme gebretun9 inter ben Sdrnrr, 1peueG
inter- eaen bs @efens bot nj. bs gO6nbat Der uSQtnOts Staats8dtuns". Eas TT
eme uncertainties bahabe.
Sn 6o@e OsRm egnd f9 bhe aussobe nnierr 3dtnns gang beOnOrS gu Seannt'
|maGunoeu bon Torm=gefdum pu Nusmufbn, Gantben. ober Serpd9tn pon 0ars
msn, me abeHoupt iir anpssn, wd8e mad ugnO wei6er Si9tuns DOn Sntasne fr
|Garmer fb oor fir 2Gme wd6e int adnn Sri6aten wobnen nnb NIT bren@ n5A9en
cine m0oldf pehe @ehpnung unr Der 9anbba0feuuug e3Rlen mOaen. g.
Inn ben pidm anfraseu, md6e mir tmG9 iii 9eus ouf qrie fir an3esn int
@obenbIah ee6obt baben o09emen gu 9emu9e1, seMm mir befdben na9febeno: sur
oeu0bnG6e @nRtqen III Henr g6rHt fan f9 Sober ben pris fabf bere9nen, moem
ebes 8mt Gents tomt STbet lift iebO3 gu bemnfem, bab fir feline &u3ese memtser ais
S1OO bGe9nt w6.
@rOBe 4Cnset8em display adv) tMu 20 Gents per v@9e" Belle.
aufrase NIB anhasm fn6m pwmpte @rebgung.
9utnois $taats}eitnt9 Co.,
- Gbtenpn, Gil.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
freie 8abn.

9oob's 8i1Ien limb rein pesetabilii&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
Ng. STRaMG'S SNMlTARIWa,

SARATOGA SPRINGS y. Y.
popular for health change. rest or recreation
the Elevator, electric bells. heat. sun
parlor promenade the roof Suites OF roons with
baths. Dry. tonic air. Saratoga waters Lawn Tcnne
Croquet, Massage electricity all baths and all
health appliances. New Turkish. Russian and Natural
sulphur Baths. Send for illustrated circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-R esidence
,rrnsr,I.s ali kinds sale or rent. TUBES
& TAYLOR. Beekman-st.
FOR SALE or 10 rent. new freshly fur
ni.hed cottage. with stable. near watch
Hil. r. l.. would be suitable for small
country club ~ gentlemen. For terms;
etc. inquire OF l.. L. HALE. Watch hlli
House. Watch Hill. r. |.
JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS.-House.
rooms with improvements; 2 lots for
sale GEORGE SHARP. 4o5 Hudson-st..
New-york
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
FOR SALE.

A cross-rnatched. handsome pair Of high
~ bred i5-hand mares and q years OLD /:
good dispositions; both solid colors; one a
Goa. black the other a bright bay; they
are sound beautiful. upheaded. fast road,
sters: single or double: should 60 In 2;4o
or better. Inquire OF WILLIAM Z. Lam
MAN Norwich Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
Country Boaro.


llERKsHIRE.-Ashley Hill Cottage lin Mt washinstonG
ID Elevated, healthful. cool. Home comforts Terms, "
TO So Mrs. L. MELIUs. Aandar Berkshire Co.. Masa
"CITY. BUSINESS; CoUMTRY, RESI- o. ,rsr.
Delightful SAIL half hourly eight miles. forty minutes
from city: SUPERIOR beard and accommodations safe
quiet eiegs1; surroundings tennis. bowling all healthy
snlusem-nts: 81 per week. Address d.,
LrIRST- CLASS BOARD at moderate rate at the OIL
MAN FARM ART SCHOOL For adults on:y ART
lists friends preferred but others will be taken
References are required order that not receive
Objectionable persons: large house. fine grounds good
beds. hrst-ciass table; mosquitoes; nne landscape
studies and picturesque the Manasquan River
boating; miles from Lakewood Write for terms Al.
dress WIN a. fnlohtri',
Gilman Farm, Lower squankum N. j.
NIAPLEWOOD. CONCORDvILLE. PA.-Hghest. COOL
vl est and most healthy location: 45 minutes from
Broad-st. station Philadelphia; good rooms new BEDS
table mosquitoes malaria. no nights TOO nos
Sleep large piazzas large shaded grove rates 20 ~
NJ FOUNTAIN FARM. WEST NORRIS CONN.-pieasant-
vl iy situated farmhouse everything comfortaole very
healthy; good table; p. o. Address w. ID. HCRD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

AT HALF PRICE, AT HALF PRICE!
Ein- trunks travelling bags dress-suit-
ease. baggage straps steamer chairs.
dressing eases: from old reliable house.
CHARLES SCHWARTZ. SO shave. near
oth-et
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED TO PURCHASE A good store
on Broadway. corner preferred. between
Chamber. and l4th SITS. for which casn
will he paid II necessary. T.. A. CHJlk-
SHANK & Co., i7G Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13

GARDENER. USEFUL-MAN.--On gentle
mans place: married. handy with tools:
thoroughly understands horses. cows. poul-
try. W. NELSON, 20 Columbia Place.
BrnnkiXn Rnnm H6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13

Female.
COLLEGE PREPARATORY:-You lady.
very successful teacher. will give private
lessons during the summer at moderate
terms: success guaranteed: highest refer
ences. Address TEACHER. 81 Bible House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE rO LET.

LIBERTY. y. Y.
To rent for the summer. furnished or
unfurnishcd. House. 10 rooms
" NJ KILROrRNE & SON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

ATTENDANT, vALET.-Young English
man, holding excellent city references de-
sIres a position a. invalid attendant or
valet. Csll or address H.. ~ East 2lst-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
CHOICE Of rooms: summer prices con,
venient 10 Grand Central, Madison ana
elevated; references $50 East 4oth-st.
l-Newiy rcaovn'ed and newly furnished
cool rooms. with board. references. ~
West Soih-st.
MADISON go. corner 60th-st..
Park entrance. Elegant large and small
rooms. with board. strictly hrst-class.
2lsT-sT.. 20 EAST-Rooms. board. at
tendance and location nrst-c,ass. South
ern people solicited. references.
olSr-ST.. Al EAST.
Translents accommodated. summer rates
references.
3lsT-sT.. Is WEST. between Broadway
and 5th-ave.-French home. choice OF ele-
gantly furnished large and small rooms
private baths: table boarders admitted.
50 WEST <OTH-ST. Large and small
rooms excellent table. permanent or
transient: references exchanged.
5.TH.sr.. 81 WEST -Handsomely fur
nlshed large and small rooms. with
board. also. back par!o-. suitable for phy-
siclal
iOi WAvEPLY PLACE. northwest corner
Washington Square.-Fine rooms; excel
lent table. references required.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
DREssMAKIN0.

e = --~~-~-~~
A-A.-ARTIsTfC sREsSMAKfNG: I'M
ported fashions. hotel orders at short
notice. goods purchased u desired. moder-
ate price,. Mrs M'EfROY. - East nth
st. between Broadway and University
Place
COvTrRIFRF FRANCAiSF.-Summ
dresses. summer prices. fancy waists:
advanced styles. ladies' materials usrh'
remodcil.ng. elegant work. short notice.
NM, ANDERSON Jos West iith-st..
formerly With Stern Bros.
DREsSMAKER would like few more Gus
toners by the day. chlldr.ns clothes n
specially. Address ii5 West 62dst.. care
Flynn.
pRESSNAKEH Perfect n,ier; day or
month. country preferred. willing To as
sist otherwise. 223 Ems; 3lst--i.
pREssMAKER wants work In private
families during summer IN New Rochelle
or vicinity. Address {. 81. ,53 0th-aNc
MRS HERMANcE DEPREL. French
dr-ssmaker 2ii East llih-si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

LAKE GEORGE.
FOR SALE. owl and Tucker cottages.
with boathouse. all IN nrst-class order.
situated north ~ Lake House grounds.
with ioo feet On street and lake shore. :.
ALEXANDER ORR, Troy. y. y.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1895-10-22
BROOKHAvEN MISSISSIPPI, TUESDAY, OCTOBER o. 1895
boys y It'll these hard and old Offenders"
| "What about the leagc systemT in-

boys Sitll these hard and old offenders"
"What about the leasc systenT in
duifed.
when it runs out" said be, "the State
should buy a few thousand acres OK land
somewhere and build pepitentiary walls
In the middle of Ii and work half or more
of them at different trades and the rest
on the farm so as to raise their own pro-
visions. IL Jim Smith can mako mouey
off their farm work the State can at
least make thenf earn support. lf
their trade work IN the walls does come
III competition with free labor let IT come
I'VE can't help it. 1t Is hard problem.
but there must be some change in the
lease system. The State should change it
il it costs million of dollars. There Ii
no reform in it"
"Wcll, it is awful and gets more 30
every year. There are not less than
1900 now working out their sentences.
The average of their terms Is five years
and this runs Up 1900 years of labor.
Just think of it. What does make these
negroes do so? Will they never learn
that crime is followed by punishment and
the loss of that freedom that the race
boasts off Can't their own preachers do
something to stop it? If the convictions
go on at the present rate there will be
ten thousand in twenty years. What
then? My opinion is that half the ne
groes in the chain-ganss would have
been REFORMED at the whipping post and
we will have to come to that yet-,Bill
Arp, In AT 'alta Constitution.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1895-10-22
wants Dogs Taxed.

The Biloxi Herald wants bill to tax
every dog not less than si.o0 and every
female dog not less than $500, such tax
to 60 to the school fund for educational
purposes. 1t would make the presence
Of such animals upon mans premises
evidence OF ownership, and require the
assessor to so assess them. Such tax
would materially increase the school
fund and at the same time have the
effect OF decreaaing the number OF
worthless ours that abound throughout
the State.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1895-10-22
NUMBER 20.
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.
weather a.d Crops.

vicksburg, Oct 1s.-with the exceps
tion OF few light showers In the ex.
treme southern portion Of the State, no
rainfall has occurred in Mississippi dur
ing the past week. The skies have been
clear to partly cloudy, and temperatures
below normal, with frosts on the 9th.
10th and 18th, doing slight damage to
peas and late corn in some OF the north
ern counties.
Farming operations were unimpedea
during the week. Cotton picking has
gone vigorously on, and the general dec
laration Is that the crop will be out OF
the fields by November ! IL bad weather
does not interfere with tine work. The
quality of the staple is hne but the
yield poor.
Corn is mostly gathered. It is Of COOL
quality and shows fair yields. Haying
is about over; fine crop has been saved.
Minor fall crops will give light yields
for the most part on account OF the
drouth, which also interferes with the
planting Of fall oats. 4
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1895-10-22
A Good woman Goae.

News comes Of the death Of Mrs.
Cynthia Hawkins, ono OF the Oldest res
idents Of Calhoun county. and one Of its
nrst settlers. She was 20 years old and
had been consistent member OF tho
baptist Church for hfty-three years.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1895-10-22
Coming From Iowa to Mississippi.


Mr.. G. w. McGinnis, assistant land
commissioner Of the Yazoo & Mississippi
Valley Road, closed last week sale OF
1000 acres OF land lying in Bolivar and
Coahoma counties, to party OF fifteen,
whose homes at present are In Iowa. 1t
was the consummation of deal which
has been in contemplation for seyeral
weeks. and it means great deal when
considered with view to its probable
effect upon other Northwestern people.
Most OF the land which was transferred
in the deed is timbered, but the pur-
chasers will move upon 1t at very
early day and proceed at once to clear
and put it in condition for partial crop
next year. They will bring their fam
lilies with them and make their future
homes in the South. II the colony, for
such it will indeed be. meets with moth
ing to initiate against their indorse-
ment of the country, their satisfaction
will be the means Of bringing many
others from their Iowa neighborhood.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1895-10-22
rosr POPULAR ROUTE BRwTERN
NORTH AND SOUTH

Pullman Palace Buffet Sleeping Cars On ~
trains through without change.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1895-10-22
A New Lot Of Omcers.

January next will witness an entirely
new lot OF State officers, and majority
of new ones in the various counties as
we'll. Sheriffs and treasurers are pro-
hibited from succeeding themselves or
each other in Office. So both OF these
offices will be filled by new men. The
county officers will be sworn In on jan
uary 6th, that being the first Monday in
January after their election. which day
the new constitution prescribes their
terms of Office shall begin. Owing to
the electoral scheme provided by the
constitution the State officers will hold
their Offices two weeks longer. All of
of the State officers except governor
take charge OF their Offices on Monday.
January Goth. He takes charge on the
day following. ''or as soon thereafter as
practicable, unless different time be
fixed by the concurrent resolution OF
both houses"
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1895-10-22

There are said to be twenty-five gates
in Beat ) OF Sunflower county, and one
has to travel only thirty miles to pass
through all of them. Some gates in
the county require two men, one boy,
iackscrew and dynamite bomb to open
them. 1t seems that = grand jury Is all
that can FIX gates in this county, and
the man who breaches the subject to
the grand jury is afterward almost os-
tracised by his community. For public
sake, oyerseers, fix the gates or tear
them down. n.--Indianola Tocsin.