davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-03
when tl,e wire Il Cor. A,yay.

When the wife is gone away. they tell me
that i seem
Like some one that's a-walkin' an, a-talk-
m in a dream
l move so quiet oun the house, an speak
so soft an low
Or sit there by the ;nder whore her
sweet geran.ums grow
Or take the waler rocker by the oldtime
fireplace.
An stare above the mantel where see her
p.ctur'd face
For hours an hours together! I'm
strange" the %neighbots say,
An they don't know how to take me
- when the wife has gone away!
Inc mockin' Bird keeps s!ngin' in the Old
mulberry tree,
An from the little garden all the roses nod
to me,
The mornin' sky is Jest as bright, amt
anything to blame
It's Jest my heart amt Deatin' right. iesr
me that ant the same.
You see. when folks has lived so long tn
gether, through the years
That sometimes brought 'em g%ladness. an
sometimes signs and tears,
They kinder feel Ike they was one. an
hard i IS to part:
An they time each Others absence by tie
beatifl' o the heart.
An SO, I'm always lonesome when the wife
Is gone away:
1t seems jest Ike It's winter ronn' the roses
of the May;
An there amt no joy in Twin an there
amt no peace or rest,
'INH once more We're united, an I fold her
to my breast.
Frank Stanton in Salt Lake Herald.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-03

The prisoners in the Arizona territory
penitentiary, upon the east bank Of the
colorado i've on he outskirts OF
Yuma, probably suffered more severely
from the terrific heat of the late hot
spell than any other people. 1he peril
tertiary was built where II is for the
very reason that escape from it in q
greater part of the year is practically
impossible. The awful desert that
stretches for over $50 miles i'll three il
rections from the p~enitentiary, and the
vast area OF sandy waste, cactus and
rattlesnakes across the river, are ever
present obstacles that convicts with a
longing for freedom in their hearts dare
not attempt to cross. In fourteen years
there has been but one escape from the
p~enitentiary, N the sufferings of tina
poor fellow, a half-breed Mexican and
Apache Indian, We're so great that he
had become a maniac by the time he
reached Sonora, Mexico. Records of
the temperature show that the mercury
sometimes rises to 100 degrees in sum
mer, n that for seventeen successive
days last summer the temperature rose
to LA degrees.
A Chinaman was arrested in Virginia
City, New, recently for selling liquor
to an Indian. The Indian was arrested
for drinking liquor. The white man
who sold the whisky to the heather was
not molested.
There are many brilliant colored spi-
ders in Madagascar. Some of them are
big enough to a dinner plate and
spin immense geometric webs across
streams and roads which are anchored
by cords SO strong that an effort is re-
qnired to break them.
Mrs. Vvinslow's soornINc SYRUP for children
%Eeethtng, eoftens the gums, reduces
allnys pain, cures Wind collie. 2so a bottle.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-03

The prisoners in th= Arizona territory
penitentiary, upon she east bank Of the
Colorado river IN tn. outskirts Of
Yuma, probably suffered more severely
from the terrific heat of the late hot
spell than any other people. Ihc pani-
Tertiary was built where il is for tn,
very reason that escape from it In a
greater part of the year is practically
impossi1l Die. The awful desert that
stretches for over $50 miles in three di-
rections from the penitentilry, and the
vast area of sandy waste. cactus and
rattl~enakes across the river, are ever
present obstacles that convicts with a
longing for freedom in their hearts dare
not attempt to cross. in fourteen years
there has been but one escape from the
penttentiary, and the sufferings of that
poor fellow. a haif-breed Mexican and
Apache Indian, were so great that he
had become a maniac by the time he
reached Sonora, Mexico. Records of
the temperature show thai the mercury
sometimes rises to 120 degrees in SUM
l,er, and hat for seventeen successive
days last summer the temperature rose
to ia degrees,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-03
al
Medicine

y My as important and beneficial as
spring medicine, for Mt this season there
is great danger to health insthe varying
temperatnre, cold storms, malarial germs
and prevalence OF fcyers and other dis
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-03
Undertaken for Health,s SAX q

Trips Undertaken for Healtil's SAX c
VIII be rendered more beneficial, and
the fatigues OF travel counteracted, if
the voyager Will take along with him
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, and use
that protective and enabling tonic.
nerve i%nyigorant and appetizer regu-
larry. Impurities in air and water is
neutratzed by 1t, and it is q matchlesr
tranquAlizer and regulator of the stom-
ach, liver and bowels. 1t counteracts
to kidney and bladder ailments.
The small size of the screw" says q
noted shipbuilder, is not due TO the per-
ception of any inventor of It's greater eff
feet as compared with a larger one, but
purely to accident. When 1 first en-
gagged in the machinery business screws
for steamers We're made as large as pos
sible, it being the theory that the great
er the diameter the higher the speed. A
vessel was sent to sea with a screw so
each blade in two parts. and then weld
them together. During a storm all ihree
blades of the propeller broke at The
Welding, reducing the diameter by mora
than two-thirds. To the surprise of the
captain the vessel shot forward at a
speed such as a never been attained
before. Engineers hen experimental
with small propellers, and discovered
that they We're much :ilore effective
than large ones. Had it not been for
that accident we might have gore on
using large bladed screws 10 the present
day."
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-03
Two Views.

Two Views.
Dear woman. since the world began
Has searched for an ideal man;
Nor ever dreamed-so foolish she
That such a one could never be.
But man-who has a wiser streak
IDEAL does not seek.
He knows and a it understood
The good old kind Is much too good.
Grand Rapids Democrat.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-03

Actress Sadie Connolly Of the Yon
Yonson compsny. was seriously pois-
oned by inhaling carbonic acid gas from
decayfng yiolets in her room in New
York city.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-03
SHORT OF FUNDS.

Sons Kansas Counties Obliged to
Ask for Time.
Topeka. Kan, Sept. 29.-The attorney
of Barber county, Kan, has sent a cir
cular letter to the holders of bonds is
sued by the county stating hat the
county cannot pay the same. He says
1T will be difficult to meet the interest.
The county bonded Indebtedness is 375.-
600; township, city and school indebted
ness added will make the total $500. 900.
There are probably forty other coun-
ties in central and western Kansas as
heavily involved and unable to pay
bonded indebtedness.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-03
A wow of Consistency.

Mrs. yvlnslow's SOOTHING syEur for chi!dre
teething, softens the gums, reduces fnaammatio
allnys pain, cures Wind collie. 2so q bottle.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-03
ARE IMPROVED
There Has Been Moderate Change
For the Better.
Money Is Easier, Exports Larger ana
Ruyines by Retailers Largely
Increased - Produce
Market Stronger.

New York, Sept. 26.-R. G.. Dunn &
Co.'S Weekly Review of Trade says to-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
1tub eroam Wabruma

inn Wia9et e~nttuifelt cine gGure, ueldbe BEN pberen
Ebett beg 9alleS nno @aumens retst nub bas befanmte
Sobbrennen pernria9t @u6 ~enttrbmt ~berielben Elm
@as, teeld1es Druid auf ben Wtagen unb bas Iaitiae Sc,
fiibl bes aufgetriebenietts nod benz Gien eraeuat. Sc.
gen bic Sdare ioipobl als Die aufsetriebenbeit bes
Magen lift Soitetter's Maaenbttters elm weit beIIeres
Mittel ais altaliI9e Galae mie @mmoniaf unb fpbIea.
iaures gatrptt. Sin @einglas BON 8itters, bor poer
mad Der Wtabl3eit 9enummen, pirb f1 aIs brinaute
9erbannneshiIfe ertpetieu. @iefeS portreffli6e @rfa.
mum eegen Spspepfie ioppbl in afuter als Groniiber
Sorm oerbn1ct unb furtrt oub Malartofieber, Ser.
itopfutg, Sober. rnb 9tiereuIeibei, g9erpnTttdt unb
S4ipafe. Yerionen. tpelbe cine &rdfteabnabme Der.
ipiiren, iolten iofort gu bieiem porsisli@en @ti mulana
eliIir 9reifet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
2~Inaemeiner Waareninarts.

nher Bette Creamery l9c; l. Hualttdt IL
18c; 2. 13-15c; bette nadgeno9te 12-l4c; bette
Sairp lie; l. QuaIitdt 13-l5c; 2. 0ualltat 10-l2.
8obnen Bette 1896; CUTE 70c-S5c;
bette pNtebiuus" 9O-92hc; 9erinse 0ualitdt 7o-80.
g~efenfrob - $3.50 bic EQUINE,
@efIi Ell - Surfep5, M 9abnsr &c, Gntet
80: bos 9funo. @6nfs s4O0-6.75 bas OuB.
Slide @lad BOZ, l0-1lc, 9tfe sc. 9tfereIS-
DC. 9uffalp &c, 9euti9e Sarpfen lhc Groppies, @er9
unb tleIne Slide PIC @ale 5-6c, 8ering l-2c, Suders
l-2c, 9finueo 8uabeabs 4-5c, Smelts 425-5c b. Pfo.
gter- Sau8 frif9e, @erlnit absererbnet, 17hc
bos 9uBenb.
Sontg-9efter l0-l4c baS gflno.
gnua ue n - Bette 90-$i.00 oas 8un5sL
gfrneu- 75c-$1.2 5 Der &orb.
Wetntraupen- SpeS Sqfo) 8-9HG Son.
tprbs 15-20c.
Gitronen - Bette QnaIitdt ss,0o-6.5o bic Ritz
RartoffeIn 8nrbants 2l-22e Sebrons 49,
1G 9eerleB 1896, gtpie 1920.
@pri LIZ bic SaGone.
@9narsmur5eI- 50Ol5: b1s 9ns.
equal b -50-75c bas 9uBenb.
urfen- 50c-$l.0 baS SOB.
Gina 8obuen l5-20c bas Quart.
tptebeIn- 75c-$L00 bas yaB
g8%eiBfraut- $685. Die Sonne.
Spmnten- 50c-$1.25 bas guf9eL
( meet Corn 1926 pro Saf.
GptMat- 50-75e bas SaB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11

fommetb benn~er leste bur9aus feline @ile
an ben Sag. Srgenb .tpelAe 8efir9tungen
feinerieits paren iebo9 bolfommen nns
nDtbig, benin elmer feiner iraelitiI9en 3uz
bOrer ribtete MIR Elm paar iebr bOfli9e Tra>
gen an tbn, bic ebenIo beanttportet tpurben.
9ierauf lub 4bltparbt bic i'm l1mitebenben
Elm, in Der @irtbf9aft Der 6a1e Bel einem
@laie 8ier bic Sa9e bes @eiteren au bisfuz
tiren, Elm 9orI9lag, Der artgenommen tpurbe,
unb bereint so9en Gemit unb Nntiiemit
nu9 Der Mirtbi4aft binab.
@ie f9on bemerft, bebiente ft9 Nblpdrbt
zines Iebr g~emdBigten Sones unb f9idte
slei9 in leiner @inleitung boraus, baB es
ibm ferne liege, ben Suber als SnbiOibuum
anausreifen. @r tdmpfe IebigGi9 gegen ben
@influB bes Semitismus auf bic ioaiale
Gage bes Nriers. Der ~ein5elne Sube tDnne
ebenfo tpenig ettpas bafiir, baB er a1s Sube
geboren tporben fei pie er fir bic gigens
tbiimli9feiten bes gbaratters 1etner &affe
etpus tonne. als fol9e be3ei9net er Sur9t
Dor Der Qrbeit unb Die Gu9t, bur9 Gift unb
@erratb bic @ortbeile Der Mrbeit bes Mriers
gu feinem NuBen unb obne iebe @egenleiz
flung ausaubeuten. Mie er ertldrte, beitebt
feline Mifiion in 4nterifa barin, bic @risr
oabin 81 bringen, unter it9 cine ebenio einise
unb biilfsbereite @iniguns gu sriinben unb
aufre9t gu erbalten, tpie bies auf Soften Der
Semiten Der SAL fei. Sur 10 tDnne bic
~fo5iale Srase pirfli3 gelDit perben. @s iet
ibm bereits gelunger, cine Nnaabl dntiiemis
tif9er Clubs i'm Often gu griinOen, tpel9e
cine Mitglieber3abl bon ettpa 1000 &0pfen
reprdIentiren. 60 beitdnben in Seem Oort
Elm Dffentli9er unb feds sebeime Clubs, in
8rootlpn a9t unb in SerieD gitp Elm Club.
F@u3 bier fei i&on elm FOLDER NIT ettpa 25
MitgIiebern sufammengetreten. Der ii3 iebsn
9ienitag &benb in S4ulb' 9ale. go. 1904
2eabitt StraBe, Derfammle.
SIS 1T 5peifel6aft, pb Nblparbt cine tpeiz
tere Hebe bier balten pirb, ba er feiner @r<
ttGrung na9 binnen tpenigen sugen mad
Oeut19fanb Suriidfe6ren muB, UNI fein
Manbat i'm &ei9stag, Der fi9 bereits in
elmer 8o9e beriummelt, p~abraunebmen.
M0gli9er Weiie perbe er aber i'm nd9iten
Sabr nu4 Qmerita 3upiidtebren, I'M feline
agitatoriI9e Sbdtigteit tpieber dufaunebmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
Sirf9iuqb auf Soma =

= 9trf9iaeb ouf Gong So.
Na9 elmer 8peiidbrigen S9on5eit
1T fOeben Die Sagb auf Stride auf Song
Sslanb erDffnet tporben. Inter benz alter
@eiebe burfte aebn Sage i'm gooember All
Stride geiagt perben, iebt 1T bas @efeb bas
bin g%ednbert tporben, baB an alien Mitt=
tpodben i'm NoDember eeiagt perbsn farm
8dbrenO Der SpeiiGbrigen S9on3ett bat iid
Der Wilbftanb auf Gong Sslanb ungemetr
bermebrt, unb bic .Sbiere BADEN berart iioer=
bunb genommen, bdB Sarmer iiber ben 8ilb-
ftanb 81 flugen begannen. Die beliebteter
Sagbgriinbe finb Sadion's 8roof. @reat gi=
Der unb ponb Sims. @s tpirD ertpartet, bat
bunberte bon Sdsern auf ben .3iigen Oel
Gong Sslanbz8abn mad ben %genan1ter
9untten ellen peroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11

Gin mort senIet benz @etien
Sbiere wieberbolen 11te, mas tbne1 eiun1al
nlautrdqIi3 .9epeie1; Der Menl9 baseseu
iibt ieinen S9arfiinn in Der Verptelfaltt9u1e
BON 2oiterin unb ibeint bic wieberbolten @rz
fabruusen Der 1ebel 5u per9eien, Die bnrd
nnm6btofeit i'm Gilen unb 3rinfen, n1re9els
maBise 2ebelsweiie, i9le6te 2uft, Wal9el
oil Be1pe9ung, 9ei9le3tlt9e Qusi9rpeifntz
gen II. |. 10. entiteben. rMent aber 9eitOrte
8erbouuu9, &opfpeb, &ppetitperlut nnb
8~eritopftbeit i'm parl,et, baB iein 8lnt uil=
gen. gen. SbaS i5m e iu' s Gn,f5 brobt, i6o a sailt=
Hert er ii9, baB ct. 8ernarb sra u
terpil1en lett Sobrbunbertelt ii6 ais be,
bette unb uufeblborite Sober Gesulator er=
pie1en baber1, Der ie ertbedt mproer lit. gu
25 Gents BET apotbetern gu baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
samuel Corn, Der biele Sabre

@dmueI Corn, Der biele Sabre
binbur6 aGs Der erite Miibenfabritart UNI
p~elabdnbler in ben Ser. Staaten gait, III
i'm Otter BON II Sa6ren in gtep 0ort ge'
ftorben. SIN Sabre 1847 mar er aus preus
ben e~inqepunbert, unb Obglei9 anfdngliG
obne @elbmtttel unb Greunoe, bermo4te er
fi6 bod mad unO na4 genug &apital gu err
fpuren, I'm it9 felbfitGnbig gu maAen.
Ginise Sabre ipdter fannie man feline Sirmo
. Maine Bis Galifornien. SIN Sabre
1889 5pg CT ii4 BPM Gei4dft auriid.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11

Die RGuberbdn6e, tpel9e felt Wo9en bic
Norbieite unfi9er. .ma9t, tritt INNER teder,
6erausforbernber .auf nnb bdIt bur9 lire
~,pagnligen 9aHnerHrei9e, ,fpecieG bic
Wirt6e, pel9e bas lngtiid 6aben, in benz
Der 9bbut beg Snfpectors 94dad anoerz
~trauten 8e5irt gu pobnen, in itetiger @uf>
regung. Ser S4auplab bes r~eueten 8anz
bitenitrei9s mar Sreitag @benb sesen 7
ubr bic Wirtbf9aft bpn SDbn 9aberlein.
ND. POI Mi9igun StraBe.
Ser S9anttpGrter Souls 9aufe er0rterte
nit George Neubauer, go. 6519 g. 9aGiteb
StraBe, 5re6. @fh, peter 2abonpie, Geo.
927 Safbale Noe., urb Saul 2atprence poz
litt19e Sragen, urb Der @artb, Sobn 9az
berlein, faB bor benz S9dntttf9 in einem
@roBpateritubG unb las bic 3eitung, ais
plDBli6 betbe Sbaren bes 2otals, bic bon
Der Mi9iganz unb bic BON Der pine StraBe
bineinfiibrenbe, g%eDffnet purben unb bur3
iebe berielben brei Bis an bic 3d6ne be-
p%affnete 8anbtten eintraten. @s folgte bas
iibli9e &omman6o: r9dnbe bp9!", benz BON
IGmmtli9en QnpeienOen, NIT &usna6me
6aberlein's, 5olge geleiitet purbe. 9aberz
lein mar 10 in bic 2ettiire Der 3eitung berz
theft, baB ct bas &ommen un6 Die Iufforz
berung Der ungebetenen @Gite bolitGnbig
iiber6Drt bate. Die pIDbli9e 9tiIe, pel4e
bas urerpartete @intreten Der Hduber oer>
uria9te, beranluBte 9dberlein, berpunbert
aufauI9duen. @r ftarrte in bic Miinbuns
gen bon bret Heboloerldufen. Mit einem
8lide bic Situation iiberi9auenb, rt9tete
er ii9 unter Dem 8anne Der @9teBetier
lang1am auf unb bob, obne Elm. tpeiteres
&ommanbo abautpartet, bic 6Gnbe bo3.
Na9bem bic &du6er, bic iib augenf9eins
li9 in GROCER @ile ~befanben, $25 aus benz
~&aTenapparat, ben in elmer btnter benz
@9anttii9e befinbli6en S3ublabe Iiegenben
gelabenen Geboloer bes Wirtbes unb feline
Iopie Der @Gite gertnge 8uarf9aft an ft9
genommen batten. 5ogen Tie fi4, tbren &iidz
aug nit ben &eDolDern bedenb, bur9 bic
na9 Der ptne StraBe fiibrenbe Sbiir 5uriid.
0ie bic pine StraBe in n0rbliher Hi9turg
entlang flie6enbsn Rduber purben 8par
mebrere 8Gods melt bon Saberletn, Der fi9
foglei9, ols er bic &ebrIeite Der Strol6e
fa6, einen &eoolber bei4afft bate, Oerfolgt,
bod gelang es ibnen, ba tein 8laurod melt
unb brett gu ieben mar, ~unbebeqist gu ents
fpmrtert.
Ser @orFaG tpurbe foelei9 Der poltsei Der
Of Chicago @be.>Station 9emelbet. @s
fanben fi6 aud furae 3eit fpGter Elm babies
9ubenb @ebeime Elm, bic Elm prptotoa aufz
nubrnen, isbr peile 9ei4ter ma9ten unb
It9 nieber BON banner trpQten. Oas pirb
pobl MGes fem, mas bon Der poli3et in biez
fem Stale getban perbsn nirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11

MebG- Sarb Wbeat gprins 9atents i'm Sob 81. Is
ABS, Spft Wbeat 8atettts $400A.15 9arb Mbea
8oters i'm Saf 5 9O-3.15, Spft Bbeat 8afers TN
Sod s2.5O-2.75, .geb 9osA s~L20-l.9o. gfp9sennebt
I'M SOB $2.35-255; neues I'M Sad So. 15-285.
% n term Ell EFT - $40. 3 Sarb gu 7Se
@oru go. 2 au 25-25%c.
pafer $40. 2 su 1916; merger $50. 2 sn 2o-21Nc.
9en = Gtarfes Sirnotbp $1,000 bic Sonue, So. l
$8.00-9.00, @p.2 $7OO-8.00, Mireb 100000 Up.
Lamb 9ratrle, beites $3.50, Hittlere auaL,, s6.50-7.00
6erf te - 1856.
&oggem- go. 2 su 36-36He.
edmereten Sla4s go. l 71A-7lKe aui bsr
8nbu, Simotbp S1.sQ-2.50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11

Na9 b%eIonberer lebereintunft bat bic
German Mmericen publifbing So. in Sos
NngeIes, Galif., uniere 8ertretung fir GEE
nanrte Gtabt unb Gibbs alifornien uberz
nommen unb finb beren @ertreter bers9tiat,
Mbonnementseelber su fplettiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
WooerneQnnonce.
Carl Saloni, Sberefe Saloai,
@ef4ie6ene.
(St. BY
Cine erfabrene Kohiu,

6rau Gals &aDalIerie borii6erreitet aur
&09in): nOte &abalerie 1T bod eine rei=
5enbe Sruppe!" = &09in: ,Su obcr
bic Snfunterie 1T treuer!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
Uek als AnsreiRer.
Nufresenoe Bdreniaeo in oem frteos
liden Safe Diem.

Der f4war3e 6eiene madt nrehrere Stra6en
unfiber.-poIi3if Gallagher fiidtet Dor
linn auf einen Baum Sdlie6lih miro
nteiiter Pet ourd eiuen wohlse5teltsn
Repolperidu6 nieoereefredk
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
,,ReCtOr" A6(Mar0t'S pe6ut.
GrfpradD ienfae an u1ilrpaufee
Qpe. gum erfenmal in Chicago.
Serlief berbGltniBmGBig rnbig.

Die 6ohI DER 6uhorer ma nur fIeiI, in.
oefen befauntc fi9 ole bdlfte gum mos
fai fdcn 6lauben. = nur eeeen Sdluf
Der ~Derfammlune Fam es gu elmer De-
monfration. Der nRector aler Geut'
fden" beoiente f9 zines acknowledgement.
oerten Cones. - or miro oie Staot in
meni9cn Qaeen pieoer perIaGen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
Raubiberfau in Der Wtrtihaft
Don John 9aoerlein.
Sn friber Mbenbitun6e begangeu.

Drei Sanoiten orineen iii oas SoFaI Elm, in
weIdem fi9 anger Dem Wirth uno
Sdanfpdrter pier Gdfe befanoen, ball
ten oiefeIben mitteIt poreehaItener Re.
polper in Sdad uno erbeuten aus Der
Kafe $25. = Den Rdnbern eeIinet es,
ih Dor Dem Gintrefen Der polisei in
SiAerheit gu brineen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
Qhee.
Del.

sobrenBr. Trinte Bbite. $50 seq Yet ...-." TX
SohIenbI. Seobltobt IT'S 9ee. Seit.... 9A
RphIeub1, mater Wbite. l50 Seq Eet........ u
RohlenDL @npp @btte ......... /. $3.50. 50
Rohieubl.. Midigan, SesoI Eeit. q. @.....,..." 9H
Rpbleubl, Mibi9au, 20. W..... ....-.."..... 8
RobleuDL ,@tsconfin, 20. .....-."......-- 81
RpbIeunL Misconfiu, &eaal Geft y. 49,. ,.... 7%
RobIembt. @Ocene, $50 Seq. 3elt........... 9A
aoblenbL Sleue' $50 Ses. eit....,...,. -, 9h
Wpbes &ein6I. :. ....."..".".. ...... 81
6efo1t sSeiuDI d. .u..m.. 30
S6mal3pL eEtra' ....'.s .....'........, r..,.s.. 80
@fmolaDL 9tD. 1..........".... ............ 80
~yteatsIpDt ...... ...-..> .........~. .>-..., 3D.
9erpentin.9 piritns .......~... ..,....... :. 3oH
GalDltu, 81 Seq. Geft 4. ....,...s..... Is
8oioIIn Stooe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
9te2Sauoe t6erfbtuennttfe Oas Sano nit
Snmoertem uom sefdf(Gten 2Se6(ef-
formnGarem.

Die polisei mar ihr idon LANCE auf Der
Spur, inoeHen wu6ten fid ole Derbreder
bis jebt ffcts Der Derhaftnne 81 entz
3iehen. = 6uei haben bereits elm POLES
6etdnoni6 abaeleet uno ole 6ro6=
eeidworenen pon uew qorf haben 0nz
fIaeen erhoben. - Peters, welder bier
in 6ewabrfam eebalten miro, fol- nad
Hem porf absefHbrt weroen. - JRr
Modus operandi.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
g d. IN p e.

gIner Gtrap 8oarb. 1914 Stt Badtn9 Co.. 70
6 g. gb 6 & 8 Co.. SO pto... 45
grem g. M}alt Co.. Is Nttl 8 gbic 8r Co.. 15h
pfb... 39% pfo. 39A
Gbic @ttn &aiIpop.. .237 ND Biscuit Go....- 6S%
gh Nfo g. 0go..... 38H 81 81 ctr & sc 49,. 228H
pf6... 48A Streets 80 9 6 9ine. 1873
STA Mat9 60 Of Sa. 142B % G9t ct Ut er.Oto 98H
Safe ctr Glepateb.. 22A Safe ctr @lS@tfS. 1917
Stir gunbesi6ulbi9eiue purbsn IN Stem gorf pers
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
Seine gdnlben treiben Jpn tn ben Sob.

Der Sebensmiioe, elm Nnsefeuter in Der
Office oes GomptroIers, begePt ole
Chat, fnr3 nadoem er eeftern firth leine
0rbeit ansetreten- in einem Srief an
julius Rannes eefteht er gu, ~fnan3iea
ruiuirt gu ieiu, wofir er feline Gutmiz
tbiefeit anflaet. - Seit ldneerer 6eit
hattie er fi4 NIT seIbfmoroeeoanfeu
detrdaen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11

g8afe- gtatipes unb @eftern ~Ranaers, $1.75-
8. 90, &Gmmer $3.00-425.
3nIMbr; $4,000 Stid.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
6etretoeborie

@bieagn 10. ytoO.
Ste bb6iteH. uisbrtoffen nnD G4laBpretie fparen:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
Outer Jane.
Gin gefdPrltdes Sdwinoler-
quartet oin9fef 9emadt.
0perirtem i'm 0ten nn0 Wefen
nit 9~efalfdDten WedJ[eln.

Dret Der mehfelfdlfber befnoen
ItdJ beretts btnterShl nnDRtegel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
B0rie uno hdnoeL.

WI wv VHVFV1TE W"EUVH UVtEWUTF'
misunderstanding.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-12-10
Salt This Down.

a. I 5
Salt in whitewash makes it stick.
Salt will put out fire in the chin
hey.
(, Salt thrown on a low coal fire will
revive H. I. ..ct,.:'rH!a5 ,rf4l'
Salt used in sweeping carpets will
keep out moths.
Salt and vinegar viii remove stains
from discolored teacups.
Salt thrown on SCOT fallen on the
carpet will prevent stain.
Salt and soda arc excellent to ap-
oily to bee stings and spider bites.
Salt put OIL freshly spilled ink on
carpets or rugs will assist in remov-
ing the stain. -, = ..,. =,
Salt in the oven under baking tbs
will prevent their co ltents scorcning
on the bottom.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-12-10
The Durrant Case.

A briefahas been filed in behalf Of
FDurrant, the convicted murderer of
Blanche Lamont and Minnie Will
hams, In the Supreme Court.
A great deal Of stress is laid on the
fact that the conviction was based on
circumstantial evidence, and it is COZ
tended that it has not been ESTABLISH
ed where, when and how Blanche Lee
mont was killed. Counsel maintain
that no motive for the crime was
bought home to Durrant, they dwell
op the doubt which rests on the
Identification of person or persons
seen in passing on the street, In
other words, the Supreme Court is
asked to assume the functions of the
lury and Judge whether the evil
dence was sodicielt. Wherever the
eHidenceiEso strong as to be 6thei-
wise unaaswerable it is attributed to
i@fevered imagination" the fever
being contracted by reading the news.
papers. 8
Sweeping charges are m.. de byi!his
counsel in the brief Of appeal, against
Witnesses for the prosecution. The
police, Judge Murphxu District At
tofDey Barnes and the newspapers
kare severely criticised for taking 4un.
cue pains to convict THE defendant
The brief is a very sbulhy volt Ine
Which could not not have been print.
ed 70: LEGS than $3.50. 81,
The counsel for the defense is max,
ing q ba. ,aght, and il seems to os
that Dn.ral. may die OF old age be.
fore it is finally settled.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-12-10
Highest Of all in Le.veninx T. s -


Tho Fitzsimmohs-Sharke contest,
for the purse Of $4,000. was brought
up in the Superior Court yesterday
morning. A continuance was granted
until the afternoon as SharIey's
people claimed a, defect in their
service of papers,, Fitzsimmons'
people chim that they will prove a
conspiracy was formed against F1tz,
and show the details of a plan by
which Sharkey was to pretend to re-
eeive foul blow and referee carp
was to give Sharkey a decision on a
foul, which was not delivered.
The trouble at Leadville is oonsid-
cred over. Nearly all the troops have
been withdrawn.
- = 20 :
G. E. Pearson is down from Mar
dis.