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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-02
MEETING oF STOCKHOLDERS.

Cleveland Ohio January 1.-The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Cleve-
land and Pittsburg railroad was held here
today. The old directors and officers We're
reelected. The annual report shows tho
receipts to have been sl,S}j 24S for rentals.
sinking fund, etc, aud there was cash
balance Of si+.3I6. making the total re-
ceipts Sl,350, ga. The disbursements were
dividend, $3.50. 923: interest on bonds
$4,000 sinking fund, S23S.712; maintcn-
ance of organization Sl9,12l. Total. ST.
1885; surplus, SLIT.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-02
HUNTINGTON AFTER THE MONTE
REY

San Antonio, Texas. January arthur
Monnom, general manager OF the Monte
rey and Mexican Gulf railroad, is here
and says the company operating tnat
road has been changed In name TO the
Socieda Anonima Belga dc Caminos dc
Fiero in Mexico. a representative of
Huntington recently Inspected the prom
Pacific is figuring on getting control of il.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. United states mr.

Huntlngton.-Deputy United States mr.
shals have been running down men ~
gagged IN the manufacture OF moonshne
Last evening at the mouth OF Hose
creek fifty miles south, Deouty FtlmTo
Cameron, with the assistance of George
Porter, was trying TO secure John Overs,
wanted on warrant when the latter fed
al them, shooting Porter through ne
heart. He escaped. but n posse was m
mediately organized and pursued the mr.
derer into the Eastern Kentucky hills.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-02
KILLED BY A TRAIN.

Fort Wayne, Ind. January This
morning at o'clock Nickle Plate pas
seneer train crashed into a sleigh at
Claypool. The cutter and two men were
hurled several yards. William Dcddridge,
druggist. was instantly killed and Dan
lei Rhoades, a wealthy farmer had his
skull crushed. He win die
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-02
A TRAIN DERArLEp.

ST. Louis. January Ia special to the
Republican from jackson. Tenn, says:
The vestlbulc passenger train from Nov
Orleans. bound for Chicago, over the Ill
nols Central railroad, was derailed to-
night near Grand Junction. The engine.
baggage and mail cars are reported
wrecked No ono WINS killed, but several
persons were injured.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-02

was twyewriting machine which was
exhibited In tho Crystal Palace exhibition
I'm London. and In the American institute
exhibition IN this country from 1859 until
1856.
II received the gold medal OF the
institute as one OF the most ingenius and
important inventions then exhibited. Tho
machine had the key board. type barn,
the ink ribbon, the spacing bar. the paper
moved by the keys, etc. all now In gem
eral use.
Mr.. Beach soon after the close OF the
war founded the Beach institute at Sn-
vannah, for the education Of freedmen.
He has always been noted for his private
charities
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-02
RACES At NEW ORLEANS.
Memphis Football Team Defeats the
Southern Club.
FlTzSIMMoNS PLAYS AT FOOTBALL.
Big Handicap Pigeon shoot ut Babylon,
Tho Intsrcoiiesia,s Chsss Tourna-
msnt-won tho Gould Cup.

The following are the entries for the
New Orleans races as posted at the Turi
Exchange last night:
First race. one mile. selling--Fiame
curious 81, Rex Regent. Momus 70, Lit.
tie Billy "a. st. Luke %, Rcnaud l0O Man.
dolina lol., Dick Behan lo3, Souvenir los
Jack the Jew log. Elano 100
Second race, enc mile and ten yards
selling-John Cycha lO2. Rouble, Alex
Sockrell ioi, Bob Wagner. Frederick
Charles, Last Chance, La Verne, Hubert
Nero 107, Hotspur 10.
Third race, one and onc-sixteenth miles
selling-Spiritualist, Analogue Ill, Chcnoa
"a. Judge Cook, Billy Bennett lie. Fakir
Eagle Bird. Oak Forest 49,
Fourth race. one mile neutrality-suspicious.
III. Jas, ". Carter 9S Blitzen l06, Mamie
q: 10, .Saybrook 100. Creole 10i. Wolsey
los Ashland 9S, Judge Dubo,se 81, Coro.
net %, Dr.. Farke 100.
Firth race. one mile and seventy. yards
selling-Rossmorc 102. Lulu T.. Vido 1Q6
Master Fred, Rapidon, Adam Johnson
lie Gr1ndc, Tippacanoe 107. Tommy Rut-
ter, .springoaie 100. Barderer. Spenro-
line ITO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-02
MEMPHIS WON

New Orleans, January 1.-The Memphis
Athletic club defeated the Southern Aih-
l. tic club at football today by score or
10 to 0. The contest was spirited. The
OF the goal on two occseions. but failed
TO score The visitors outweighed the
Southerners. and were stronger. Nearly
5000 people attended.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-02
CHESS TOERNAMIcN +.

St Petersburg, January 1.-Yestcrday at
the local club. the chess players met in
anothar game OF the International chess
tournament The score was: Lasker
w hite) and Pilsbury drew Petroff ar
ter 30 moves.
Stcnitz twhite) beat Tscnigorih IN
gambit after 30 moves. a.,
The record Pillsbury won bM; lost ~.
Lasker won 8: lost 3. Stelnitz won 4; lost
4. Tschigorin won IL. lost 6's.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-02

voivers and told him to give I'D his l,fe
or his money that they preferred tn.
money and demanded that he open the
safe. The sheriff gave them the keys, they
opened the rafe and took about {so00 be-
Longing 70. the county. Tho robbers tied
the sheriff securely and when they left
locked tho office door behind them 1t
sherifrs family went in search of him
and found him licked ia his office. the
Key being left In the door; no clue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-02

a driver In q livery stable. and after beat
Ing him into inscnslbility took FROM his
trunk about $1,000 in gold. They over
looked n package containing over III. 900
In bonds and greenbacks. RoEng, though
In fifty years. Today two OF the three
men werc captured by the police. They
were John Weber formerly n driver en-
pioyed with Rolling, and Peter Shanning,
Also driver. Nearly half tho money was
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-02
HOCKEY ANp POLO TouRNAMENT

Plttsburg, Pa. January 1.-The interna-
tional hockey and polo tournament at tho
Schneiy Park casino was continued to-
day, and resulted IN n decided victory for
the Canadians in both afternoon and
evening games.
The score was ps follows:
Afternoon. Polo-Qucen's university
team of Kingston, II; Western university
pittsburg, o.
Evening. Hockey-Queen's university, o.;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-02
DRAMATIC COMPANY DIsBANDEp,

Memphis. Tenn, January 1.-The dra-
matte company headed by Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Drew disbanded here tonight. The
company was booked for an extensive
Western tour. but business was light and
after tonighi's performance OF ''rhe Bach
elor's Baby" Mr.. Drew decided TO disband
the company. All the players return to
New York tomorrow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-02
FLORIDA.

Pensacola, January ]. - committee
from Chicago. representing colony OF
Russian Jews, has. been In this County
several DAYS prospecting for land, and IT
Is announced that they have decided to
purchase body of land a few mics
north of the city, upon which to ioeite
the colony This colony embraces thirty
five families, and among them are skilled
farmers, gardeners, fruit growers and
artisans.
High Springs January 1.-Albert Pr
kin. n brakeman, was shot and Instantly
killed by two negro tramps whom he a.
tempted to eject from the train.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-02

ASHLAND. Ky.-Charies Jones and Lon
Irwin werc fatally shot and Thomas
Wolfe stabbed In a general night at tho
Straight Creek mines.
CLEVELAND, Ohio.--A. N. Marsh. .
travelling man, living at Louisville. KY
entered a room and refused TO como out.
He was finally arrested after the door va
broken down, and IL now detained q the
central police station.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-02

liable Facts" OF tho country traversed by
its railways III South Carolina, Georgia.
alabama anu Florida, an ably edited pub.
Tillman of Quitman, ia. The work teens
WITH valuable and interesting data con-
ssrnns th and os esh cs s0un r Ey the
seeker viii lind il on Examination. De-
ovhed s ssss"fs Is cepad Ser Diam suO ss
euage. making It not only more interest
Ing but more appreciable by the class OF
teople FOR which the publication is IN
The sunny South Is portrayed In
glowing terms. not as o picture. but as It
bowling among TIL the rock-ribSed, 'S snow wv
covered New England hills, Southern
Georgia. Alabama and Florida are bathei
In flood of golden sunshine and are
The book will be sent free upon appli-
| cation TO Colonel Il. w. wrenn, passen-
ger traffic manager OF the Plant system,
savannah. Ga.
NORTHERN PACIFIC REcEIvERsHIp
Seattle, WASH, January 1.-There is lit
tie question that the lorg deferred action
CT Judge Lacombs court. In New York,
ceivership will be taken inside OF ten days.
when petition providing for the appoint
ment as receivers OF Al drew f. Isnrleigh,
N. Galloway, viii be passed upon a,S'' II
Will be preceded. 1t Is said by the resig-
nation IN Montana. OF Edwin l.. Bonner
and j. II. Mills and the extension Of Mr..
Burleigh's authority as sole receiver from
Seattle to the Eastern Montana line.
Judge jenkins is reported to have been
n stumbling block In the way of any other
arrangement as he persists In holding
on to both McHenry and Bigelow, and
will make no concession whatever. "
the action above indicated is taken y will
| result in two distinct systems of railway
for the Northern Pacific .operpted harmoh-
iousy under a close traffic agreement.
SABINE AND EAST TEXAS ELECTION
Beaumont, Texas, January 1.-Messrs.
w. G. Van Week. C. w. Ben and w. b.
Mulvey. officials Of the Southern Pacific
railway. passed through Beaumont this
morning on n special train to attend a
meeting of the stockholders and directors
of tho Louisiana Western railroad at
Orange They returned to Beaumont
about II o'clock and participated In the
annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Sabine and East Texas railway. As
result OF this meeting Messrs. G. w.
Bein, w. G. Van Week. W, Il. Mulvey,
John d. Goodhue. c. B. Segar. T. w.
House and VIM. Mail were elected n
board of directors for the ensuing year
The officers elected were: w. G.. Van
Wick. president John b. Goodhue, vice
president, secretary and treasurer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-02
THE RIGHT MOVE.

Cuero RECORD.
a Houston firm. II. d. Taylor 4 Sons
have purchased a carload OF Sea Island
cotton. As soon as Il is sold 10 South
Is move In the right direction.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-02
BRoKE THE RECORD.

Coronado, Cal. January 1.--IIewitt and
Taylor on tandem paced by Stone. Swan
burg, Washburn and hamilton on quad
broke the worlds .erord for mile fly
ing start by two anc f0ur-ilftbs seconds,
their time being III 4-5.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-02
4 VOLCANIC CABLE RAILWAY.

A cable railway line to the top of the
volcano of Popocatapeu has been survey
ed. says II Mexican news item. The sum-
nit of the. mountain is about 1900 feet
above sea level. and the railway, n con-
stiucted, would be used both for tourists
and for the carriage of sulphur obtained
from the crater. At its base the cable
line would connect with the Interoceanic
railway. The same item says that the
canal for draining the valley of the city
of Mexico Is now virtually completed. the
remaining work beng upon the slopes.
which require some trimming. This canal
is about six miles Icing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-02
MISSISSIPPI.

Ellisvills, January Last night. wien
Sheriff Is. Il. Dcvall was leaving hts ofiie.
three masked men covered HIM with T.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-02
UNION PACIFIC REORGANIZATION

New York January 1.-The Union Pa
ciflc reorganization committee says that
1t has received a majority Of the Union
division. main line and Kansas division
first mortgage bonds In circulation az
well as large deposits of junior bonds and
nearly one-half of the capital stock. The
committee gives notice OF its intention to
proceed promptly and encrgctically with
foreclosures
1t extends the time of deposit Of stocks
and bonds without penalty until January.
Stock assessments will not be called until
the plan has been declared operative.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-02

NELL BROS. LATEST CIRCULAR.
The following is IN extract from the
cotton circular Of Non Elos. Of London;
Exports have nat, rally IN view OF the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-02

thousands of cases of rheumatism have
r.. n cured by Elmer 4 Amends Pre-
SSllition Nc. 2S5i." All sufferers should
&.y bottle OF same. c. w. Preston &
3o'' galveston, Texas. agents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-02
Successful
Paint
Dealers

As a rule. find 1t the best policy. % ~
their customers only the best goodl. ~.
We venture to say that no man yg4<S
buy Tor his own Use an inferior ~
he knew ii, for the rake or . small xs
ing In price. and the dealer = nsp 5S.,2,
ferations now on the market. ". & !.
There Il no economy IN wewn9 <sE
CENTS on a gnlion Of Oil and loetnx
lars In the lasting quality - ~ ~
p,,re and free from adultefe tlon ~ ~
kind. Prices quoted on reQ'af &;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-02

ONE OF woMAN's EQUAL RIGHTS"
st. Louis Post-Dispatch.
II seems that lady lawyers In New Jer-
sey are not required to remove their hats
IN court. Surely man Ia the downtroddcn
sex He is allowed to wear his nowhere
tDdoors. w
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-02
n. C. DAVIS.

Willis, Texas, January IF. c. Davis,
pong n grocery business here, executed
GEE, aeed OF trust today. appointing S. y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-02
PLANT sYsTEM,s BooK.

The Post is in receipt CT a copy Of
1.-THE Plant Sytem's Compendium OF Re-
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Crowley. January 1.-Thicvcs cnte,ed

Crowley, JANUARY I,-ThicVc3 chtbVH
the residence OF r. Il. Clark. clerk OF he
court. early rhs morning by prying oien
n window, and made way with a coat md
vest containing a, watch and chain sl4 In
money AMI draft for SO The robbery
was not discovered until this morning; no
clue.
At negro fair held last night n general
r,Ifnpus took place resulting In one le-
gro man getting his skull broken olen
with brass knucks and II negro wonnn
New Year passed very quietly, all blsi-
ness houses closing up.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-02

T. w Gilmer Texas; T. A. Warden,
Getty; b. NJ. Vanderhurst, Jas. II. Sullivan,
EGalveston; T. d. Fairfield, New York; J.
SPaul; p. J. Mckinney. st. Louis; c. W.
SNugent, /. Tisk. Leggett; w. J.. Wade,
~; J. Handley: New York; T. W. Edwards.
.Navisota: f. s. jenkins. Galveston; G..
j.. Russ, Palestine; Ed Stedman. Jr.. city
H.. j. Cox, San Antonio; II. J.. Tusten,
lefty: VIM. Re1ister. Paul r. Shepherd.
Frank ]. Stevens. Velasco; I. G. Currie,
beaumont; w. W. Crouss. Rockport; r..
H. Book, Brazoria y. N. Bonen and fam
NV. Cleveland, Bryan: a. r. Kinney, city;
NV. Luke. San Antonio; Louis Y. Mitchell.
Washington; Fl, ToomaS, city: d. Taylor
IL. n. Votaw. VIM. Watson, Beaumont
Alex Jordan, r. Z. Gibbs. New Orleans.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-02
LOUISIANA.

New Orleans, January New Orleans
condensed into one gigantic throat and
back OF that pair of mighty lungs New
Orleans employing seemingly every devcc
fer making noise. known to the ingchu-
ity of mani A mad New Orleansi That
was New Orleans as the tender New Ytii
peeped into the world ut midnight list
night.
About 300 Italians today sailed for tfplr
rative lard. to spend the money which
they have saved In this country Each OF
them has from 5000 to $500 in cash. They
will return as soon as they have sp'nt
this, which will be in a couple of years.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-02
RAILROAD TIME TABLE

The trains on tho following roads Or;
rive and depart from the Grand Centra!
depot: Southern Pacific Houston and
Teas s a Gsnsss Easi ana West TEXAS
and San Antonio and Arkansas ra ss;
Trains on the international ana Hrecs
Henderson and the Columbia and yelasco
use the International depot, foot of CON
gress avenue; Trains on the M's denot,
and the Galveston, La Porte and 0ous'on
use tn eSan Jacinto street depot.
Houston and Texas Central
Main Line. go. IN
, 9:pS am A Arrive.. SIS pm
| Austin Branch. ,,,,
Leave. s:35 pm. Arrive. ...z'lv Pun
Southern Pacific.
San Antonio Trains
tssys i s:5s am nm A Arr S pm.
100 New Orleans Trains. 90,
Lssys s:Se am Arr.ys. 1865 pm.
1 Leave. =. s:25 am. Arrive..". 4:4o Pun
Missouri, Kansas ana TsA"s .,,.
Chicago and Kansas ra,n s.'S anu %.
E Essys 7:sS pm pm A Ar $50 pm.
n calf, Colorado and SAINT" Fc.
VI Main Line.
s iesvc.. $50 pm Arrive..... s:gs pm.
IA Galveston Trains.
II eave 7:40 am. Arrive..... $3.50 Am.
t.eave..... sos am Arrive..... s:s5 pm.
leave. 1:se pm. A Arriye s s:sS pm.
III All trains leave the santa re depot y, "
ninutes later and arrive Mt that depot ID
minutes earlier than the above time.
International ana Grcnt Northern
st. Louis Trains.
,eave... HOO am. Arrive... ~: BY an ~,
lscave.... ELS pm. Arrive.....R:io Pun
Galveston, Houston and Henderson.
Galveston Trains.
Ieave.... $40 am. Arrive..... by an
Leave. 1910 am Arrive....loo an
Leave..... 4:55 pm. Arrive..... 5:2o pm.
Arrive..... 7:Co pm.
Columbia and vclnscO Trains.
Leave daily except Sunday. ..1o40 a n.
Arrive daily except Sunday)..,. 4:l0 pm.
Houston Fast nnd West Texas.
Through Trains.
Leave..... 9:S5 pm. Arrive..... 7:W am.
Mixed Trains.
Leave. 1880 am. Arrive..... 1850 pm.
Texas Wcstcrn.
Nv. Monday Wednesday Friday 1000 am.
Ar. Tuesday Th'sday, Satday... 2:W pm.
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass.
Arrive DAILY, -. .....''..'...'..' S SaS Pm
Gxiveston, La Porte ana Houston.
Daily Except Sunday.
Leave..... 500 pm. Arrive. 1855 pm.
HOTEL SALGE
AUSTIN. TEXAS.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
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First race-Mandoiin. Ranaud.
Second race--Nero, La Verne.
Third racc-Engle Bird, Chenoa.
Fifth race-Vido. Lulu Il.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24
4n Ole Gefer.

0as geftetgerte Sntereffe, pel9es ieitens
unierer 2efer bur9 Die bielen, gum groBen
She'll Iebrret9sn unb unterbuItenben GU
f9rtften Der p8eiluge" entgegen gebra4t
tptro, bereitet Der Rebattion aufri9tige
Sreube, benin es benefit, buB bas eifrige
@treben Der wSGinois Stats ettung" Die
n8etIage" gu einem unentbebrli9en &atbz
geber auf alien @ebieten Der 2anbnirtb=
f9aft gu g%etalten unb BARN aGes in einem
fir ben pruttifhen 2anbipirtb pihti9en
@tnne gu bebanbeln, Nnertennung unb Mnz
Hang ftnbet. @ir geben benz 8uni9e Nusz
brud, haB biefes freunbli9e g~ntgegenfom=
men unierer nnetgenniiBigen Correspondent
ten / mer b g a d a bmung finz
ben mDge unb pteberbolen uuf's Neue, baB
bic &ebattiOn fib ftets rebt gerne Der Miibe
unter3iebt, irgenh peI6e MangeG in Der
@4reibpeiie gu Derbefern unb bic f9rift=
lt3en @inienbungen in bic ri9tige SOrm gu
brtngen.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24
Ubtraen, aa1tttrandJ, "a. CUNT 1896.

unO flint bieiel6e bal6 bon nit robem pez
troleum. 9ieie Mai6ine pirb BON pferz
ben iiber bas Selo ge5ogen, tpobur3 Die
9euIdreden ulfgef9e14t peroen, pel@e
bann gegen bas Wa4stu3 fliegen, 5uriid in
oas petroleum faqen un0 getDOtet per0en.
Sb bieie Mai6ine pdtentirt 1T, fann i6
ni3t iagea. S4 perOe MIDI aber bana9
ertunbigen unO S6nen bann OafIelbe, 10 pie
Die Ibreffe, po bieielben 81 beaieben iinb,
mittbeilen. 49tungsDoG
Sreb. 9pebeL.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24
Reuidred 5Oertil9uns.
&bone, Mefu Co., @ol.,
ben ID. Stunt 1896.

Den Io. Sunt 1880.
Mert6er 6err &ebatteur!
Nuf cine Mnfrdge bon 8. 9Dlterlein,
Montanu, fann iA bemfelben mitt6eilen,
baB ftb bic 9eufhredenz8 Maz
f6inen bier bel uns gut bepGbrt baben.
OieIel6en tpurben bier bOr bret Sabren iiber=
al ongepunbt unb es finb feitbem nod feline
SeuI6reden tpieosr lbier gepeien. 9Feie
MaI6ine 1T fe9r Ieiht ber3uiteuen, unb 5pur
auf folqenbe Metie. Man nimmt 5pei
9tiide 9ol3, 2 Bel 6 3OG, etpa bier SUB
lang, tpel6e AN einem @nOe abgerunOet tperz
ben, bamit man iie als 2dufer, dbnli3 pie
benin @9litten, benuBen tann. 4uf bteie
Qdufer pirb Elm 8rett, etpa einen SUB brett
unb BON feds Bis o3t SUB lang, genagelt,
10 bah an iebem @nbe Elm Qduf.r lit. Damn
naqelt man an beibe @n6en 9inter bas 8rett
apei Stiide 9ol5, 5pet Bel bier .3oG, ettpa
4 suB lang aufre9t unb oben barauf
ems, UNI bann Elm Stiid @u9stu9 gu fpan=
mem. Damn IdBt maj ii3 cine Pfanne BON
ou~lpaniiirtem giien bon Der 2Gnge unb
8reite bes 8rettes MAIDEN, etpa bier Son
.tisL bhle 9fanns ieBt man uuf Sas 8rstt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24
Juhalts

l. settle: Gin Bic GeIer - &teienz9tbabarber -
Suntes &uerlei - 8rtef aus Dubuque -Srief aus
Sonios - Srief aus Oregon - Ser Sturm in
Nebrasta - MISUNDERSTANDING = 8rtef>
afen MISUNDERSTANDING @tttel 9esen ben
Metl5branb 9ouunber ln6 Tlieber Sebanbz
lunS pom SltBlpIn6en BET 8fer6en = &abatbeieu9>
thn9 = S~ronfbett bet SanartenuOseIn 8ein>
wet3e BET Siiden = SaubenSu9t- 3infpersiftuns
beim 6rudteinfo6en.
2. Seite: Ste neuere G%ntpifeluns Der 2an6z
ptrtbl3aft 9ie ruiiti6e Dtitel in Sn6iana -
@unben Gn Sbitbdumen - ueber 6as Nbfoblen
Der Stuten = Ste 8erwen6uns Der Sobleniatre
BET Der Sbitwetnbereituns = 8efdntpfun9 bes falz
i9en 0tebltbaus Der &eben - &alfbeine Ser 9iib>
ner 9as r9Ontsen" Der 9Fonaen- 9ebensOauer
Der &abeIn BET GabeIbDlaeru - 8lGtter unb 8liiz
them.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24
Brief ii Kanfas.
SIT Count, &anias, i'm Stunt,

I
Qae 5elbfri9te fteben bier uusge3ei4net
nur bic @epfel BADEN bur3 Raupen febr gez
lttten. 9a iebt bus 0rei4en beg 8ei5ens
beginnt, 10 it es fir ieoen Wei5enbuuer
bon groBer @i9tigteit, iiber bic @usii3ten
fir bic Wei3enpreiie unterri4tet gu iein.
Sd Bite ba6er ale 2efer Der r9taats5etz
tung", fIeiBig 8eri9te iiber ben @tanb beg
@ommer@ uno @interpei3ens, be5iigliA oes
@rbruti9es uno iiber ben Stano bes Gorns,
nel9es ia audi bic @ei5enpretfe beetn@
fluBt, an 9errn Simon gu beri9ten, bamit
oerielbe i'm Stunbe 1T, uns iber bic ALL
gemeine Sage uufautldren. gs tpirb hiss
bon groBem Wertb fir ale 2eier fein, benn
ME ii9 Der Cine beim 9 r fauf, tann 1t3
Der @nbere beim Is n tauf oana9 ri3ten.
g. Qottin.
Nnmerf. Der Reb. 9erartige Wittbeilunz
gen, tpie tie 9err 2ottin in ieinem Brlete
ertpabnt, tuerben uns ielbtDeritdnbli@ itets
isbr tpiutommen iein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24
Riefen= Rhabarber.

9ur3 Serrn 6. 4, 2arrabee, prGfibenz
ten Der p5airbaben 2uno Company" in
6airbaOen, @uf6ington, purben uns einige
proben bon bort 9e3ogenen &bubarberz
Stauben (Rhubarb ober Pie Plants) 3uz
geianht, prl3e in Der Shat fir bic Sru9t=
bartlett bes 8Ooens in iener 9sgsnb elm
iprs3enbes 3eugniB ublegen. Die @tengel
itnb nabe5n 3 SUB lang unb baben rinen
Sur4meffer bon 5pei Bis hrei 3ou.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24
Brief aus Dubuque.

Dubuque, ben IA. SUM.
Wertber 9err &eOatteur!
@tpaige 2eier Der v8etlage", bic i'm iiib>
li9en Sbeile bon @oabomu GountD ober I'M
n0rbli9en Sbeile bon 8oliDar gOuntp, Miii.,
pobnen, mD9te i'd biermit freunOli9t err
iu9en, ettpas i6er i.ne @egenb gu i3reiben.
QpuiSS tpIIer.