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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-02
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PItnily Told.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PItnilv Told.
There was no Police Court, yester-
day morning.
Two DRINKS were run in by the po-
lice, last evening.
There was a new patent bug in
town, last night, in large numbers.
Bernard Mehen is making improve
ments in his place of business on Mar
ket street.
"A party of South Side young ladies
gave a leap year party at Meyers Hall
last night.
Michael and Tom Finnegan have
purchased Michel Bros.'s saloon, corner
Twenty-second and Main streets.
The Central View Club will give
their second annual excursion to-mor-
row on the steamer Liberty to Sisters
vile.
Martin O'Neal was drunk on the
Island, yesterday, and threatened TO
kill himself or some one else. He was
locked up by Officer Bckerton.
The ordinance forbidding COWS to
run at large within the limits OF the
city went into effect yesterday, and Will
be rigidly enforced by the police.
So far about thirty saloon licenses
have been issued. About twenty 9TH
ers are expected to be taken out to-day,
but the grand rush will come on Mon
day.
Tho annual meeting of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society will be held
in the Second Presbyterian Church
Thursday, May 9TH, commencing at
1880 a. m.
The work Of tearing down the old
Stone G. Thomas building, to make way
for the splendid new structure to be
erected by the firm, was commenced
yesterday.
The list of successful bidders for
work on the county roads has been
made out by the Committee on Roads
and Bridges. and will be reported to the
Board Monday.
Last evening Officer Bauer found a
little child eighteen months old, wan
dering about on Eleventh street. He
took it to the Chemical engine house,
where its parents, who live at Tenth
and Eoff streets, found it.
A boy named John Lavelle, living
in the rear of the City Hospital, was
kicked in the leg by horse, last even
ing. and badly cut. The police took
him home. Dr. Taylor attended to the
lad.
The Nonpareil A. c. will give a
street car party next Thursday night.
The trip will start at Fourteenth street
and continue to Martins Ferry and re-
turn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-02
OTHER RELIGIOUS NOTES.

The general conference of the Meth
odist Episcopal church convened yes
terday in Cleveland.
Sunday morning, at st. Matthews,
the Rev. DR.. R. R. Swope will deliver
a sermon on christianity as the First
Fruits"
The mems club in the congregation
of st. Matthews church promises 70 be-
come flourishing Organization. No
steps have yet been taken toward Sc
curing permanent quarters. That is a
matter for future consideration.
Rev. Joseph Mullen, pastor of the
Church of the Immaculate Conception,
has started a system of monthly col
lections, for the purpose OF raising
funds for the erection Of parochial
school building and hall.
The Rev. Jacob Birmingham and wife
will return this evening from their
wedding trip, and Mr.. Birmingham is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-02
THE TIVE TO ORGANIZE.

There are reasons Of paramount
Importance 10 every citizen and tax
payer of West Virginia, regardless of
party, why the Democratic Legislative
and State ticket should be elected this
year.
Thorough organization Of the forces
OF the Democratic party in the State is
the only method by which ;his can be
accomplished; for. unlike their Repub-
lican opponents, who have the tariff
bred monopolies OF the country az their
back and. in this State, certain sec
ton of Wall street also, the Democrats
have no money 10 spend for electioneer-
ing purposes.
To defeat the conspirat0rS. who are
Matching one of the greatest schemes
of robbery ever attempted on the
people of any State, the Democrats can
ask aud hope FOR aid only from The
intelligent people. themselves. Every
Democrat will recognize The necessity
of aiding in every way in his power
the Democratic State committee in its
work of organizing the State, and every
other citizen, regardless of party, who
has the true interests of the State at
heart and understands the peculiar sit
uation, will appreciate the necessity
of aiding the Democrats in their fight
for the State this year, regardless Of
national politics.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-02
MISUNDERSTANDING BROS.

expected to conduct services at 81.
Luke's tomorrow.
The lecture of the Rev. DR.. 7. De
Witt .Talmage, at the State Fair
Grounds, on Big Blunders, will be
delivered on the 2Sth inst. A monster
picnic viii be given in connection with
it. The lecture is to be given under the
auspices of the congregation OF the
Third Presbyterian church. Arrange
ments will be made for excursion rates
on the railroads.
Miss Jean Bergland, noted elocu-
zionist from Boston, Mass, assisted
by local talent, gave very successful
entertainment Thursday evening at the
First Christian church. Among those
who participated were Miss Jessie
Clemens, Mr.. w. H. Smith, Mr. Will
Nesbitt, Prof. Clemens, and Mr.. Jos.
Hopkins.
Rev. DR.. Oldham will preach to-mor-
row morning at the Thomson NJ. E.
church. In the evening the pastor will
occupy the pulpit.
The Rev. ]. l.. McCutcheon, pastor OF
the First Baptist church, corner
Twelfth and Byron streets. will occupy
his pulpit Sunday morning at 1920
o'clock, and in the evening at 7:30.
The services will be conducted by the
Rev. w. B. Hartzog, of Martins Ferry.
The usual services will be conducted
at the United Presbyterian Church to-
morrow by the Rev. ]. H. Littell.
The series of meetings at the Wesley
M. E. Church. which have been conduct
cd by Miss Walter, were very well at
tended during the past week. The pas
tor, Rev. l.. w. Roberts, will give up
his pulpit to the evangelist to-day.
Evangelist Randall will conduct out
door meetings at $50 a. m. and 2:30
D. m. tomorrow, at the corner of Mar
ket and Fourteenth streets. He will
preach a sermon at each hour men
toned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-02

4 measure was introduced in Con-
gress the other day by Mr.. Cooper, Of
Wisconsin. to tax authorizations of
beer. The bill provides that the barrels
containing beer that is not pure pro-
duct of barley malt and hops should
be marked with the brand "adulterat-
ed" II the measure should become a
law the keepers of saloons in which
such beer should be offered for sale
would be compelled 10 put up placards
in English and German. notifying con-
sumers of the fact. The manufacturers
of adulterated beer would also be COM
PEELED TO pay a tax in addition to that
now imposed on the manufacture of
the genuine article.
In collecting a revenue of upward Of
SS00O00O0 annually from beer the Fed
eral Government now exercises very
considerable supervision over its pro-
duction. This supervision might read
lily be extended so as 10 protect con
SumerS from the authorizations or beer
which are believed to be largely prac-
ticed. without the necessity of so crude
a measure as the bill just introduced in
Congress. Under existing laws brew
ers as well as distillers are required to
make full returns. on oath, showing
the amount and character of the mater
ials used in production. The official re-
ports of the Bureau of Internal Rev
enue show just what quantities Of rye,
corn. molasses, fruit and other mater
islS are used in the distillaton Of
spirits. The brewers regularly make
their returns. which are slowed away
in the Internal Revenue Bureau. and
that is the end of the matter. Amer
lean consumers. who pay upward OF
s3O,0O0.0OO a year in taxes on beer to
the Federal Government alone, are not
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-02

Horace Boise met his Waterloo at the
town of Waterloo. Iowa. his own town,
by the way. where he was beaten as a
candidate for delegate to the Demo-
cratic State convention. When the dis
trict convention met It was found that
the anti-free silver men were in ma
iority of two 10 one over the silverites
and they proceeded to the transaction
of business. The Boise silver faction
bolted and held a small "rump' con-
vention, which chose contesting dele
gates, but it is not likely they will get
seats at the State convention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-02
HEARNE TABERNACLE.

The extensive improvements to
Hearne Tabernacle, which have been
described in the Register, will probably
be completed this week, and will af-
ford better facilities for carrying on the
commendable work at this mission. The
change will also make the Tabernacle
most attractive to the class of persons
whom 1t is designed to reach. Among
the improvements are a reading room
and an industrial room. The children
of the Sunday School are making ar
rangements for an entertainment to be
given when the improvements are COM
pleted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-02
CARROLL CLUB SMOKER.

4 smoker" vii be given at the Car
roll club tonight. and very attract.
i've programme has been prepared by
the committee in charge. All member:
are urged to attend. The Afro-Amer-
lean Specially Company, of Milwaukee
will give an entertainment consisting
of songs. dances and banjo and guitar
selections. In the company is J. w
Stinson, who is one of the best known
colored banjoists in the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-02

The Michigan Democrats in their
platform which declares that the Cleve-
land administration stands upon and
has faithfully carried out the national
Democratic platform of 1892. on which
it was elected by the people which de-
clared tina, the parity of the metals IN
our currency should be maintained,
state a large section of the truth OF the
currency situation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-02
OFFICERS CHOSEN.

The regular monthly meeting of the
ministerial union Of Wheeling and vi
cinity was held at the Y. NJ. c. A.
building on Monday afternoon. The
election of officers occurred and result
ed as follows: President, Rev. n. B.
Johnson; Vice President, Rev. d. A.
Denton; Treasurer, Rev. ]. H. Littell;
Secretary. John C. Lynch. The meet
ings of the union are very interesting
and profitable. At each meeting a topic
of Importance to the ministers is
opened with paper and then thorough
ly discussed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-02
MAY DEVOTIONS

In the Catholic church the month of
May is set apart for devotions in honor
of Mary, the Mother of God. In this
city, as elsewhere, services will be held
every evening during the month. They
will be very brief. consisting of pray
ers, music, and in some churches a
short sermon. The side affairs will be
adorned with flowers and candles dur
ing the services.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-02

The lambs of the wheat pit should
understand that statistics amount tn
nothing in influencing the fluctuations
in the price of wheat and that the chi
cago bears can make up any deficit in
the crop that may be reported, on the
shortest notice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-02

The number of sheep in New South
Wales fell off 9,OOO.OO during the years
1894 and 1895. and a very large de-
crease in the wool clip for 1896 is anti
cipated. The Australians attribute
their losses to the disastrous drought.
If the Australians lived in the United
States they might have the fun OF
blaming il on the Wilson bill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-02
SUNDAY OBSERVANCE.

In compliance with a request from
the Sunday Observance League of the
United States, a number of the local
churches will devote the first Sunday in
May to general services of the nature
suggested. At the Chapline church in
the morning, the pastor, Rev. D. A.
Denton, will preach on The Sabbath
as a Day of Worship" and In the, even
ing on THE Sabbath Day and Working
man."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-02

What with the coal trust in the WIN
ter and the ice trust in the summer
the poor of New York have pretty
tough time Of it all the year round.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-02

To-day the valiant Wheeling team
cross bats with their Washington an
tagonists. Now is the time 10 root -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-02
Index to New Advertisemets.

SECOND PAGE.
stoves and Ranges-Star Foundry.
FOURTH PAGE.
Do You Ride a Wheel?-Wm.
Schwertfeger.
Wanted-Man 70 Sell Bicycles.
Wanted-Situation for Boy.
List of Letters.
Wanted-Situation.
FIFTH PAGE.
\ Handy Article. Mendel G CO.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Silk News-Geo. VI. Shook & Co.
Saturdays Specials-S;one & Thom-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-02
Mbrelin9 Rs9ister
CHARLES H. TANEY. General M-dager.

The REGISTER. embracing It's several
editions. IS entered at the Postemce ii
Wheeling. W. Va. as second-class matter,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-02
Auction SALE.

AUCTION SALE.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry; the
stock to be closed out at auction, be-
ginning April Goth. Every afternoon
and evening. Come and secure bar
gains.
W.. LUKENS & CO.,
No. 1917 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-02

Gill; in surprising variety. Spe-
OllkS cial lines at about one-half
nrices GEO. NJ. SHOOK & CO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

BASE BALL GOODS, CROQUET, HAM.
mocks, Foot Balls. All the popular Maya
zines and Papers up to date. Books and
Stationery, Gospel Hymns in their various
styles. c. II. Quincy.
1lIl No rkar S.roa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-02

And many other leading makes of Wheel:
in stock. Prices, $500 and upwards.
Also full and complete line OF supple;
for cyclists.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-26
Dleibt nmuerlebt.
frau Gbriiianien miro pom einem
ShnellSu9e um9erannt.
miro so Su6 melt eefdIeuoert uuo fomm
NIT Dem Sbreden oapon.

Grau %. 8. @briitianien aus geo. 4746
Gpans Nbenue, entging Mittpo9 Na9mitz
tag auf tpunbsrbare @eiie einem entfebli4en
Spbe.
Sn 8egleitung BON Srau Matbiloe
S9parb aus go. 6212 prairie Npenue,
ging Ife bic fur5e Strede 5pif6en Sheffield,
Snb., uno 9e9epif9 an Dem Sort 8apnez
@eleife entlung unb bemertte einen binter
ibnen baberrafenOen S9nel3ug ni4t eber,
als big Oerielbe gang in ibrer Ndbe
tpar. Srau S9tparb rettete iib Our9 einen
rafben Sprung feitpdrts, Srau gbriitianz
fen uber tpurbe BON Der Qptomptibe erfabt
unb iiber cine 35 SUB breite Waferla3e
binpeg gegen einen 3aun gei9leubert. Ser
3ug ipurbe 10 RAID ipie mOgli9 gum 9alten
gebru9t. Die Mannf@aft unb mebrere
pufagiere liefen 3uriid unb fanben Srau
S9parB neben ibrer o%bnmd9tigen 6reunbin
am 8pben fnieenb. sic tpurben beibe in ben
3ug sef4afft uuD na4 Segeipif4 Transport
tiert, mo Der anf9einenb tD6tli9 perleBten
5ruu gbriitianien Gr8tlihe 9iilfe gu tbetl
tpurDe.
Or. McOonalO unteriu9te bic @erun>
gillette uno erfldrte, baB iie, bon benz S9red
unb %eini9en lei3ten Queti9ungen ubgeieben,
ni6t Die gertngite @erlebung bapongetragen
bdtte. Srau @brifian1on fonnte 9onnerItag
Morgen nit i6rer Sreunotn gu SUB na9
9a1ie panOern, Sames 8ropn, Der Gonz
bufteur, iugte, baB Der 3ug NIT elmer Sc
i4pinbi9feit BON go Meilen per Stunbe
fnbr, als Der l1nfau paIIirte,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-26
Gin StroldJ menioer.
poIisiit 1DrobIemsfi erfdiest iii
Selbltpertheioioun9 Com GoubeY.
Cine 8auoe iuneer GootfhIdoer ais oen
ShlodthofrO ifrift eretft i'm an uni
elmer oerie!ben bii6t fir feirsu ucber
mntb NIT 0em Ssben.

Der ppIi5it 6. 0robletpsfi bon Der 30
lt3ettatiOn an Der 9aliteo unb MattTor
StraBe mar Sreitu9 g1a9mittag ~seatpunsen
um ft9 bor benz 4ngriff elmer 8anbe talh=
pii9figer Strol4e gu retten, einen berfeife1
Namens SbOmas Soubeb gu erf@teBen,
9egen 6 u6r Nbenbs, alS @ro.
6letpsfi ieinen n8eat" abpatrouilirte, itieE
er an Der SIDE Der Centre @benue unb 8rinTou
StraBe auf cine Nn5a6l balbpii9iiger 9ur=
i3en, Die auf offener StraBe 3e9ten uni
ale BafIanten moleitirten. Wroblepsfi TER
oerte ite auf, uuseinanOer gu 9eben, poraui
3Dei Der Strolbe Namens Sbomas Sorhet
unb Gbparb 0urrunb auf ibn auIprangen,
0urrano entriB i'm. ieinen &niippel UNI
i9lug tbn nit oemfelben mebrfa9 iiber rem
&opf, tpdbreno Soubep i'm nit Steineu
mari nnb ibn am &opfe traf, cine tiefs
Wunbe berurIa9enb.
Ser aliO beOrdngte poGi3ift p,tBte fib,
ais aus Der 9fet6e Der Strpl9e nod BIZ
@ufforberung erf3ou: nMa9e bod ben
!0unb tobt!" nibt anbers gu 6elfen, 3og 1ei=
men GebolDer unb feuerte 5tpei @9iHfe aul
ieinen &ngreifer ab, Sine Der &ugeln ira
Soubeb in bic 8rut unb fiibrte fait augen=
blidli9 ieinen Sob berbei. 9ur9 BIZ
S4uhe tpurben mebrere anbere 8oliaiiten
berbeigelodt, benen es geIang, Ourranb uni
einen anbsren StrOl4, Namens Sobn 90.
BERTH, oingfeit gu MAIDEN unb mad Der Sta
ton gu bringen, tpd6renb bic iibrisen ent,
pii9ten.
Sou9eb's 2ei6e purbe nd9 Der Moreut
an Der 43. StraBe gebra9t. Ser @rf9ofent
mar Fl Sabre alt unp pObnte i'm SauIe SEQ
1043 81. StraBs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-26
Seoes Mah1 ,piro s,,r DUAL

fir ben 0pspeptiter. Nuf9etriebenbeit, Sobbrennen.
9ruef inn Wto9en finb Die auoermeioli6en Solgen, nenn
er nit Mteiler uno Sa6el bantirt. Bon ibnl 81 ia9en,
oaB er ben ~9ereiaten Nppettt beTriebi9e, mdre Qrauiame
Sronie. ST ftiat nur notbbiirftig bent qudlenben quit
ger. @ibt es cine 9ulfe fur ibu? @eiplB. uub 3pa1
our1 ben 6ebrau6 bes ebcnlo ongenebm as griinbltd
mtrfenoen WtittelS, genannt 6uitetter's WtoQenbitter re-.
gBlro es tbn iofprt turiren? Si1erlt6 ni6t. Mnube1
1itb bent5uta9e ni9t mebr on Der 2agesprbnung MbeI
es geludbrt prompte uno o! TO banfbar empflnbeuI
S~tnoerunq uno bel iDitemotiidenl @ebraud ~9rinbIihn
Sur. gti9t bios miro NIT ieiner @iiife bas 3uii9neb
men DON gabrun9 Elm SennB, %fonbern es beiptrft aud
musfelbilbenbes 8lut. lfebereroBe @mpfiuoll9feit bel
Nerpeniqftetns. geiftige @biponnnng nnb 9ebritung
Sblofotgtett uno bange fpirre Xrdnme, i'll Der Siege
Die Jpl9e ge1tbrter @eroanung, merben burdb bos Sit
ters furtrt. 3abei lit es baS bette 91ubnlittel 9eael
Mtalarta nno be'r.it BON 9artleibi9teit, 8beumatismns
9tterelIa ulo 8Iaietbei9meroen uu0 &eberleiben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-26

8ra5ito, Sns. = Serr Sobn a59Ger
in unferem Srte, ibreibt Elm Correspondents,
bat fi@ burb bic @erbreitung oes ausgez
3ei9neten Commentaries Sorni's Mager>
tGrfer groBe @erbienite ertporben. 9err 8Dbz
Ter ldBt ii9 iiber bic Gefultate folgenbermcz
Ben aus: rOie &inber Der 5amtlien @n9elz
brebt unb Oiintel babier batten Die Com
merfranfbeit febr fart. 0ur9 ben 8ebrduG
bon Sorni's Magenitdrter tpuroe bic &ranfz
belt iebo9 febr f6neQ geboben. Nnoere Ocs
qe9en gebrau9ten ben Nr3t. IS oauerte
ldnger Big biefe &tnber pieoer gelnno muir
ben unb bic Ooftorre9nungen ma9ten Ii9
erf redt fiblbar." - Sragt ben Ngenten.
pel6er eu9 Sprnt's Mlpentrduter 8lutbez
le6er unD Sorni's 9eiGzOel perfauft, tpenn
ibr cine SGaide SOrni's Mugsnftdrfer BADEN
noQt. Oerfelbe bat i'm porrdtbig ooer tpiro
i'm eub lofort belorgen. Wtro nt9t in
Mpotbeten ~perfauft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-26
mdrnuno

@oeben erfabren mir, buB etn g%eipiiTet
8m. Stein ii9 in Sult Safe @itp, Utah.
unO umgegenb ols agent Der rSlinOiS
@taatsz3 eitung" ausgiebt unb als ioi6et
Gel0er toIettirt. @ir MAIDEN baruuf cuff
merriam, baB mir teinen N9enten nit Ndz
men Stein BADEN unb pbe%ngenannter o6rc
alien 3peifeG Elm SapinDGer 1T. @Ie:Gjz
5eittg mD9ten mir no9mals barauf Dim
o@euten, baB ale BON urs angeftelten Agetz
ten I'M 8eiiBe BON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iinb, unb tparnen mir baOor, an irgenD
iemanO 9elDer GIT entri6ten, peI9er nt9t
i'm @tanOe tit, iOI6e S9reiben ~pOr8u3eigen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-26
Die baYmarfet proouce 8anf all
Ole mano eeoridt.
2Ictipa nlto pafiipa nit je 100000 anaeee=
ben. Die uriahe oes 6aIlifemcnts.-

Die 6aDmarfet Probucc 8ant iibertrug
Montag gu @uniten ibrer 9ldubiger i6r Sc
idmmteigent6um an G6arles 8. 8ppb. Die
4ctioa un0 Puifioa meroen nit ungeTd6r
$160,000 angegeben. Der Mafenoerpalter
8opb gie6t als Die urIu9e bes 5uGtRemsnts
Die Wetgerung Der Continental Natipnalz
8anf oil, Die neutrality-suspicious. Der
9apmartet probuce 8ant nit benz ,Gleaz
ring 9ouie" tpeiter gu bermitteln.
Na9 Nnfi9t bes 4nnaltes Der 8anf.
6. s. 3ungan, bat Der Dor einigen @o6en
erfolgte 8anferott Der 8qnffirma 8. ..
Saplor &c So. aud bas 5aGi1ement Der
Proouce SAINT mad fi9 ge5ogen, ba Die flsiz
neren Gunben Der leBteren 8urt Gnqftli9
tDuroen un0 lire Oepoiten tbeilpeiie 5uriid=
.3Ogen, @otpo5l Der Ma1enoertpalter ME
Der 4ntDalt &ungan finb Der Nn1i9t, baB
Die Sorberungen Der @ldubiger Der Sab
mdrtet Probuce 8anf aus Der MaIe bon
be5ablt tDerben niirben. Die 8anf purbe
pie getp0bnli4 Montag Morgsn UNI 9 ubr
g%eDffnet, blieb iebo9 nur gun3 furae 53eit
fir bas Publttum often, @ofort, na6bem
Der nit Der @mpfangna6me BON Oepofiten
b~etrante Beanie auf feinem goften mar,
fpuroen BON benz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
@enrp 8opSte, &c. 500 Norb 9aulina
StraBe, $3.50 bepOnirt. 0ieies @elb purbe,
ols ni4t CUR. 8anferOttmafe ge6Drenb, be-
fonoers gebalten, unb Der goncursberpalter
&opO tpirb NIT 8eptGigung bes @eri9ts
&opsfe fein 9elo bon tpisDer auriidoeben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-26
Gtabtirt felt 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,

232 tnO 234 OF 9GmOoEpD.S trake
stpiiheu s~sranfltn= unb Mtartet=Str.,
GbicagD, Sis,
bait fortlpdDren0 uuf SoSer:
MuSerIcieme feline neMe WtiIdlner &Gringe,
gtete run. SaroincS un0 tnH. &n0iar,
ytcme &amtbmr9cr EousSo6rimge,
SaI5iar0elen, Saroclenbutter,
TralS. criticize aroiaeSI SeieIer SprptteM,
@arinirteN MaI, &ad)e uto s35un9en,
GtrabbMr1er 0anSIebet:45a5teten Z
MedDtc br0ttM1 d1tu. SerDeI6tlpntit GQInttt,
Tr0nffMrter @r1tiumrit ut 8tdlIens
9iHeloorfet Scnf ano @etmcIiig,
SciniteS SltOeM0I. WtObn0I,
8riincn &rdmterfaic, feiniten Nimb. &Gie,
Stal. Wartnefals titO buu. GOatner &9Ie,
ErOmage de Brie, N~cuidDateler Sale,
Sraas. WoGMefprt=S6ie,
Jrans. @rbicm, Sapern mnO Gbampi8momS,
Sentldlc Ntelenipar8cI, 9iAsDnrfen,
Bet;tieS s3tpctlG en.ems, 8ctr. &etocIbeereit,
Wed)ten Gimbceriaft uMo &tntbcerelitg,
6ettoGretc GdDip6ttnte (4SiIscL
JrtidcS SeartOTclutebL, NciSntebI,
y1fr. STttciDp'9 Gdbtcu DenIs=&ofec,
@fctMer & Giucr's &afecsGHeuS,
@iencr sset9en=Ssaifcc, Sidorten,
s~eititen Saua=, @pffa= uliO Gio=&aTee,
Wcd)teu run. niO djtneiiIdlem Sbee,
TciNite NauilasSbpfoIn0e Mto !GafaO,
Uriide S.tdli petsemgrittie, SerIgerle.
JrtIOe car @eisem9ries, 0rtittfcrt, &irie,
3afergrite, Ntnictt, gimoeIu, Wenccarpnt,
Gpt0enfirte gdbiueisermiId), Ssomtg,
Medttcn Siebig'S Uleiidertract,
W1fc1gt0Sianten. &OAclla1tctt,
MedDtctt Barrier G6nMpft0ba& Ocit 2obbe&s
SolSid)Mbc uno &olSpGntUff eIm aler OtOBen,
iomie ale 0l,Oerem Gro eerbsYE aaren
a. ben btli9iten @reiieu.
Henry Sch0eIIkOOt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-26

~ 1tnfere Gorrefponbenten un6 M1sntsn
befu9en Die f~OIgenben Stcuten:
9err 9auI Sriebel bic @taaten Soma uni
Minneiotd.
9err 6reb @9erf ben Stat @iscOniir
unb ben norbpetGi9en She'll BON Mi3igan
6err 9enrD S9uaI bic Staten Snbiana
unb Mt9igan.
9err Nuguft gfer bic @tauten MifOnri
unb Nrfan1as.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-26

gta9 befonberer l1ebereinfunft bat Die
German Nmerican BubliI6ing 50. III 9os
@ngeles, @aGtf., unfere @ertretun8 fir GEE
nannte StuOt unb Siib@@ altfocnien nber@
nOmmen unb iinb bsren @ertreter bsre4tigt,
@6onnementsgelber gu tulettiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-26
All rllfrrE QHfRr.

SeSonSere Send)tttm0 berSiettett
Ste an anSercr SteMe atgesetgtett
@r6ntien, BET Setten attBcr Oct
9lbottte EN- etttSbeotn9Mn ei1te ner=
DaItntBm6Bi9 seringe Smf6Ie9s=
sAblttns rerIat9t ipiro. SteieIbet
fitto febr ~ior9f6ltt8 9etudblt utO
1s,tr Gi1tf6rfe itt 8roBcnt MaBfnbe
crnn6slidcn 10 btaigc 9e5mgsbe=
Sin9un9en+