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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29

5eln (SebGinge) BON Der 9ide Biz gu Der
zines tleinen Singers, s Bis - 3ou lang,
%entiernt baOOn ulle Seitenipur5eln unb feBt
ie in i9rdger, fait liegenber Gi9tung in tief
bearbeiteten, gut %gebingten 8oben. Die
&eiben loaen 3 SUB unb bic Wur5eIn IL 3oG
bon chamber entfernt fte6en; bic @rbbebedz
ung ioQ ni4t mebr als 2 3oll b~etragen.
367. 3pei unferer RGlber leiben an
0ur4faQ; 5uert mar nur zines bamit &c.
plagt, bod II 1T AUDI Elm 5peites babon be-
fallen uno es f4eint mir, als Of ba cine An=
itedung b%orIiege. @iflen sic biellei9t Elm
Mittel 6iergegen?
Ib. 8r0ber, Minnefota.
@ntport: 8orbeugung lit INNER BON
gr0Berem Wert6e, als fpdter Elm 9eilberfabz
rem. Sin bOrbeugenbes Mittel gegen ben auz
ftedenben 9ur3faI beitebt barin, baB man
Die 9abeli9nur mOgli6ft balb abbinbet unb
nit Sheer beftret9t; baburb tpirb bic Seff=
nung bes Nabels berf3lOfen unb es bemQn=
itedungsitoff unmOgli9 gemabt, ein5ubrin=
gen. 8enn nOtbig, 1T bas 8eitrei9en nit
Sheer otter gu pieberbolen. @enn Der
9ur4faa bingegen Our9 8erbauungsitDrun=
gen entitanben lit, 10 giebt es fem befetes
Wittel tpie bas &icinusDt (GaitorzOeD, bas
man in tdgli3 brei @aben BON ie einem GB=
lDffel ben &Glbern ertpdrmt ein9iebt. Die
9armOffnung 1T otter nit lauiparmem @aI=
Ter ab3upaf3en unb ebenfaGs nit Gicinus0l
gu betreiben.
1868. Sd tpiir6e SSbnen febr bantbar fein
fur Elm gutes MitteG, nit tpel9em man @tebz
ldufe bertreiben fam.
Carl r IN a Ib, Mi6iqan.
4ntport: Sin febr gutes unb audi ni6t
I19dOli9 ptrfenbes Mittel CUR @ertrei6unq
Der @iebldufe 1T Der SababiQefffq, pelber
in jeber @pot6efe aus geratrum 9ababiQa
CDferitanif4er 2duiefumen) berge tent pirD.
Wttt Der 8iirfte pirb Der @ababiaeIIig auf
Die StsQen, tpo fi3 2duie p~prfinben, allfqes
tra9en unb nab 5 big 6 Saeen, tDenn Die
grut ausgetragen 1T, pieberbolt. Sin
Quart Sababiaeifig rei9t fir eirca 20 @tid
8ieb aus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29

ftopft pirb unb tpel9ss 5euhti9feit an fi9
bdlt. Oas Subrmert trdgt uub einenWaferz
bebdlter, UNI bas rpdbnteWaterial feu9t gu
balten. 9as 5euer i'm Sfen tpirb nit GeiIig
gendbrt unb Der ~er5eugte 93au9 bringt our4
cine Nn5abl bon 80bren. 9ur9 ben aau9
unb 9ampf tpirb nun Elm geebel er3eugt,
lpel9er bic gauge plantage einbiilt, Die
Semperatur aufre9t erbdlt unb ben 5roit
pirtungslps ma9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29
Qn Ole Gefer.

9as eefteigerte Sntereife, tpel9es ieitens
unTerer 2eIer bur9 Die bielen, gum groBen
She'll le6rrei9en unb unter6altenoen GU
I9riften Der v8eilage" entgegen gebra3t
nirb, bereitet Der &ebattiDn aufri9tige
5reube, benin es benefit, baB bas eifrige
@treben Der nSGinois Staats= 3eitung" Die
n8eilage" gu einem unentbebrli4en Ratbz
geber uuf alien @ebieten Der 2anbntrt6z
f4oft gu geitulter unO barin aGes in einem
fir ben prattif9en 2anbtpirt6 pi9tigen
Slime gu bebanbeln, Nnertennung unb Nnz
Hang finbet. Wir geben benz Wun16e Nusz
bruf, baB bieies freunOli9e @ntgegenfomz
men %unierer uneigenniiBtgen Correspondent
ten / m m + + % a If a + mun g finz
ben mDge unb nieOerbolen auf's Neue, buB
Die 3ebaftipn fib ftets re9t gerne Der Miibe
unter5iebt, irgenb pel9e MGngel in Der
5@9rei6peife gu berbeifern unO Die i9riftz
li6en @inien0ungen in Die ri9tige Sorm gu
bringen.
etae fIr ole 0Seilaee" be=
itimntten 3mf@rtftem itnS ST aSrei=
ftren:
anbreus @imon, &ebatteur
BERG
Ia E" 6ernSGIinois @taatsz3eiz
tung", G5fca9nS Sill
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29

= Sin iebr GROCER Sebler beim @erIeben
Der Sbitbdume lit bas Nusbeben tiefer
8a1mgruben. Sat man i9le6ten, maqeren
Sooen, tit man in Der Gegel bemiibt, benz
lelben na9 Sbunli9teit gu perbefern unb
1llcbt 1olbes baour3 gu errei9en, bab man
ttefe unO peite 8aumgruben grGbt. go borz
3ll9lt9 leBteres 1T, 10 I9dbli9 lit %erfteres,
uno Wtan3er otrfte fib bas @ertiimmern
u1o 3ugrunoege6en Der 8Gum@en ni6t err
tldren tOnnen. SIT bic @rube tief unb nit
gutem loderem @rbrei6 boagefunt, bann
5ieben fi4 bic 8~aumipur5eln beqreifli6erz
peiie nd9 MOgli9teit in bic Siefe unb breiz
ten ft4 bort aus, Bis i6nen bic itarre, uus
our6ortngli9e Seitenpanb = bic @renaz
i9t9t bes f9le9ten, unfru6tbaren grbz
ret9es Elm Salt %gebietet. Ser Baum
tpd@it bemna9 fort, Bis feline @ur8eln ben
Na9rllngstoff, ben ibnen bic @rlbe bietet,
aus geniiBt unb berpertbet baden; bann tritt
Elm StiQitanO Elm, er bertiimmert unb itirbt
I9IieBli6 db,
-2anbpirtbi9aftGi9e @ereine beteben
in 8aben in allen Nmtsbe5trfen, unb bic
8ortrG9e in benz el6en iinb aQqemein aus
gdngli4. Ntrgenbs biirfte elm reqeres 8ers
etnsleben beiteben als BEL ben ~lanbipirt6s
i9aFtli9en 8ereinen in &aben. 9a T@
pfli9tgemdB Die Observation-Disclosures
len bafiir intereffiren, 10 1T oft bic 2et!unq
in beren 9Gnoen. Sin groBes Matsrtal
on &ebnern ftebt CUR @erfigung. Die
Sa6le6rer uno 8oritGnbe Der l~anbptrtbz
iAaftli4en @interf9ulen miifTen 8prtrdqe
in ben 8ereinen balten. Nu9 bic Rultlirs
inget:eure fpre9en in ben @ereinen. Sc
g%eIe1en ft9 bier5u bic febr oa6Irei9en am
g%eftelten Sbierdr3te, bic ii6er Nngeleaenbeiz
ten Der S6ter3u3t unb Bflege fpre9en, Die
Ge3trts6eamten, Die iiber bolfspirtbi0aftz
li6e Ingelegenbeiten, 9eno1en16aft3pefen
inc unDcre Observation-Disclosures ober aitd
roli6e;lihe Sbemata 8iebieu9en etc., 9or.
trG9e balten. &ommen nun nod 2arD=
irirt5s oOer @elebrte, Die irgenb Elm 5pes
aialfa4 (9ibner5ubt, 8iensn3u9t, aR,lz
fereipcen, Sbifultur, 8eerenfultur, @e>
miietau etc., beberrf6en, gu ben &eouern.
bann feblt es in ben 8ereinen ME an Mnz
regunsen. @tpas gu Iernen unb etipa3 gu
leiften IT @elegenbeit genug geboten, unb
Elm Marei5 1T nod Oa5u bubur6 ~porbaltb5n,
raf Der Staat unb Die &reife fir quite 2tt<
itun9en Dielfa9 Prdmien ausIeBen. Nia3t
number u!s bieie Prdmien pirten uua ii.
auf Nusitelungen gu erringenben 8reife,
lno NnSitelungen finben aGiGbrli9, s6snz
fails r:it Observation-Disclosures in per=
Itbieberen 8e5irfen unb bon perI6iebener
art itott. @ae bieie 8erantaltungeu ba<
ben f.btIi@ ba5u bsigetragen, baB bas 8az
bener .,anb, bas ia bur9 &lima unb guoea
gu einem She'll bon Der Natur reid aeleq=
reten TT, jeoem 8efuber als elmer Der
frudIl arften Sbeile bes beutf9en 9etsrs
loaass eri4eint.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29

p8rabitreet" fpeiit an Der 9anb bon auberz
ldiligenStatttifen na3, baB BON ie 100Mdnz
nern, Die elm @eI9dft unfungen, 46 9dn3>
lid erfOlglOs blei6en, so tnapp ibr 2ebsn
MAIDEN unb ni9ts eribrigen unb 4 es 81
me6r Ooerpeniger Rei9tbum bringen. I'M
ter ben Surmern bort man ebenfo nee
2amentatipnen, ais unter an6eren 8eruTsz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29

Sn ben Sbfplantagen maze San Sole in
galifornien 1T cine Nebel ~eraeugenbe ano
ben Sroit ~abbaltenOe Mai9ine i'm 8sttie5.
8etanntli9 lit Der 6rOft Der am metftsn &C.
fiir6tete Jeinb bes Obtz unb Srau6enz
3ii9ters unb bisber bat nat fi4 beim Sir
treten BON Derberbli9en Na9tfr0ten bamit
gu belfen geIu9t, 6aB man NIT 6uIfe aler
CUR 8erfigung itebenoen &rbeitstrdfte Dem
5roit bur9 &au9 entgegen gu tpirten iuate,
Der bur9 cine Nn3o6l bon &eiiigfeuern err
5eugt purbe. 9ie ertpGbnte Maf9ine 1T
Elm auf einem W~agengeiteu rubenber BRENT
ofen. On ben @eiten unb Dben iiber Dem
Diem ~befinbet fi9 Elm Drabtneb, in psl=
DIES Stro9 unb anberes 8rennmaterial sez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29
Observation-Disclosures 8rieffofen.

Ginem ieben 2eier 1T bus &e9t eingez
rdumt, fi6 briefli9 ober miinbli3 an biz
9ebaftion UNI Mustunft iiber beitimmte
punfte gu menben, tpel3e, fotpeit bas in I'M
Ierer Ma6t liegt, getpdbrt tperben mirb
Qnfraqen, benen nt4t Der Same unb BIT
genaue Mbrefe bes' Sragetelers bsigefiig1
iinb, nerben ni9t b%eantportet.
Sic Rebattion.
353. sic piirben mir, tpte pobl aud
anoeren 2elern Der n8eilage", einen Sc
falen ertpeifen, tpenn sic etpas iiber Die
Neb Safe SnoianerzH eierDation, Die am
Is. Mai B.. S. Der 8eiieoelung freige9eben
piro, mittbeilen tpiirbsn. Wie lantet oas
6eimItGttegefeb, oher fam man oas betr'
@e1eB irgenbpo erbalten9 WfuB Elm Jeoer
oas 2anb ielbit in @mpfang nebmen!
Sob. S6noDr, Sulnols.
Mntnort: 1eber genannte Heieroa@
tion bat bic rSG. Staats5ettung" beretts
me6rfa9 ausfibrlib beri9tet. 9as Sano
iii ooraiigli9 gum 4derbau unb gteb3u1l
g%eetgnet, es bat einen idiffbaren 5luB, nun
bic alte 8eierbation nOrbli4 bonn Oberen See
pirb fir MISUNDERSTANDING 3nede als
tpertblos be5ei9net. 9eimitdtten@2ano lam
in folgenber @eiie ertporben peroen: Die
Ser. Stuuten ge6en an ieoe iih beiperbenoe
un6 seniigenb qudlifi8irte perlOn iiber q
Sabre $50 Ncres 2anb als @igentbum ge9e1t
cine 8eblbren5ublung BON insgefammt $40
bts SIS, unb gegen bas eibli4 betraftl9te
8erfpre9en bon Seiten bes betr. 8etperbers,
baB er bas 2anb beppbnen unb in 9ebrau9
nebmen unb Niemano font NIT oemlelben
einen 8ortbeil ouipenoen noble. Na9 Sns
~befsnabme bes 2anbes muB Der neue @igen=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29
Suntes Querlei.

@uf Dem Pferbemarft ma9t ii9 Elm groz
Der Wangel an guten, f4peren 3ugpferben
fubl6ar.
Die 8erluite, bic ben Sarmern inn @tdate
Stem gort aliGbrli9 bur9 f9dblt9e Sn=
feften berurfa9t tperben, fteuen ii9 Iorgz
fdltigen 8ere6nungen 5ufOlge bur4z
f4nittIi4 auf $30,OOO,OOO.
8on @lgin tptrb geneIbet, baB bic bortige
r~gonbeniing 60" fir5li9 Die ppn 80 Mil9z
Iieferanten gebra9te W1il9 3uriidgepieien
babe, neil in ben Stalungen unb Soften Der
&ubbeftBer ni6t auf &einli4teit gefe9en
tpurbe. &e9t 10!
Sn Strpubsburg, Benn1Dlbanien, nerben
CUR 3eit 8eriu9e nit elmer &iefenbrutmaz
f3tne angeteut, Die BON ben @ntenaI9tern
Wm. 8. Sruslotp C 60. bortfelb1t gebaut
purbe. Die MaI4tne bat &aum fir 20,z
900 @ier.
OberftG9lt9en S9Gbungen 3ufolge pirb
bic Grnte an goncorbzSrauben in benz
GlepeIanber 8e5irt bteIes Sabr fi9 auf iiber
700 garlabungen %ftelen; man re9net, baB
Der S~rau6en3ii9ter ungefGbr II Gents fir
ie einen 9 pfunb tptegenben &prb erbalten
pirb.
Gin alter 5urmer bemertte nu9 LANCER
Grfabrung: @enn Elm &ne3t iagt: I'm
fern 9errn feline gferbe," bann taugt er
ni4t, man gebe ibm ieinen 2pbn- nnb
iage ibn fort. @enn Elm 8ne6t fagt: runz
fere Pferbe," 10 fam man i'm bebulten.
,Wenn dber Elm &ne9t iogt: nMeine Pfer>
BE-" bann TT er gut unO ni3t nit 9elb gu
be3ablen.
s. s.
SIN tpefGi6en Soma foGen ii9 mebrere
Sarmerfamilien ern Itli9 nit Der 4bii3t
tragen, na9 Wbatcom gountD i'm Staate
Maibington iiber8uiiebeln, no bas &lima
ni9t bas WinOeite gu tpiinI9en iibrig ldBt,
bas 2anb fru9tbor lit unb ale 8ebingunz
gen gegeben iinO, UNI einem itrebfamen 2anbz
pirtbe nit einem fleinsn &apituls Elm be-
bagli4es 9afein gu ii9ern.
X X X
r8raoireet" peiit an Der 6anb bon 5uberz
ldfitgenStatiititen nab, baB BON ie 100Dfdnz
nern, Die elm @ei9dft anfungen, 46 edn3>
lid erfDlQlDs bleiben. so fnabp ihr Qebsn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29

~flufen, benno9 finben mebr bon i6nsn Elm
Sorttommen, als auf anoeren 8ebt'ten
men19li9er S6dtigteit Der San tit, tpsan
au9 nur penige bon ibnen Gei9t6umer on=
5ubdufen bermOgen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29

Iuf Dem Pferbemarft ma9t itb Elm 9roz
Der Mangel an guten, f4peren 3ugpferben
fi6l6ar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29

Die 8erluite, bic ben Surmern i'm Gtuute
Stem 9ort anidbrli4 bur9 f6dbli8e Snz
feften berurfa9t perben, iteuen it9 fOrgz
fdltigen 8ere6nungen 5ufolge bur9z
f9nittli9 auf $30,OO0,O00.
The record-union., 1896-08-09
JULIUS CAESAR.

hen for the betterment of all the earth
"a conquest mas been made, Philanthropy
birth; enis
And those, imperial Caesar, unto thee
W no meath the cry of usurpation died
May TINS ascription justly be applied:
1hou vast ambitious, but the Cassius'
dart a7'iu9
was venomed from an envious. iealous
heart '0aiou9
Though Brutus dreamed he struck for
liberty Aoi
me hand of treachery is always blac,r
ana vengeance shadows the assassin's 9
track 'ii ,
The bold alone mark pathways for tho
free. 'iie
Thy eagles of old Rome reached loftiest
flight
IN IN penetrating the surrounding night.
with thee her art first crossed the Rub;-
con.
with thy ensanguined banners cut the
way, 'n
And in ,earth's darkest corners walked
the day
70 pour the light of her effu1gent sun
Thy plowshares cut in crimson Tho
green sod
To open fallow for the Sun of Cod
Onconsciously, thy heaven-directed hand
was great in impulse for the human
race, iidh II
=; Ana ali along thy history we trace
Inc naming trackway of Divine com
mand. Noiii
HIRAM HOyT PICrI,ro>D
The record-union., 1896-08-09
Silks.

Overstocked on some lines. We
know how to reduce them,
though-PRiCES TALK HERE.
We mention a few of the multi
tude OF bargains to be found in
our Silk Department.
AT % CENTS-0ne lot Crystal Ben
gaiine and Col0red Armure Silk.
Formerly zoe. Clearance price,
zoe Il yard.
AT 40 CENTS - 24-inch Persian
Sponge SILK: very stylish. For
merly 75c. Now 40c yard.
AT so CENTS-Dresden, Persian and
Fancy Japanese Taifeta and Pom
gee Silks, 24 inches wide; all very
stylish. A large variety to select
from. Formerly 75c. Reduced TO
soc yard.
AT 81 - High-Grade Persian and
Dresden Taifeta Silks, i'll exquisite
shadings. Formerly 81 80. Clear
ance price, 81 yard.
The record-union., 1896-08-09
Dress Goods.

AT 25 CENTS-All Wool Figured
ArmureS, Fancy Weave Chevi0t
and Figured Alpacas i'll rich effects.
Reduced from soc and 60c to 25c.
AT 25 CENTS-All Wool French
ChalliS, i'll black and iight-cOlOred
grounds; all desirable patterns.
Formerly 7oc. Will be closed out
at 25c a yard.
All 25 CENTS - Black Ail-WOol
Serges and Figured Armures, 10
and AZ inches wide. Reduced from
soc to 25c yard.
AT 80 CENTS = Black All Wool
French Serges, Plain Alpacas and
Figured S0iiels, AZ inches wide.
Exceptional value at soc. Now 39c
yard.
AT 63 CENTS-Black All-Wool Silk
Finished Figured MOhairs: beau
tiful patterns. Formerly 81. Now
63c a yard.
The record-union., 1896-08-09
Wash Fabrics.

SiSS WSh WOilH yOuT dllcHtlOH-
bargains that better expectations
bargains for wide-awake shop
perS.
AT 5 CENTS--Dress Ginghams in
plalds, checks and stripes; stand
ard makes. Former price, Toe.
Marked down to &c.
AT 6 CENTS-4O pieces striped jap
anese Crepes, 81 inches wide, suit
able for dresses and wrappers.
They come in navy, light blue,
pink, yellow and lavender. Worth
15c; tor &c yard.
AT CENTS-35 pieces Checked and
Striped White NalnsOOk. Well
worth 10c. Now sc yard.
AT 10 CENTS = Fancy Lace Lawns
and Dimities in handsome Dresden
effects: delicate tints of pale blue,
Nile green, lemon, etc. Formerly
zoe. Now 10c yard.
AT Z CENTS-Figured and Striped
DlmitieS, exquisite patterns. They
are we'll worth 15c. In order to
close we have marked them &c a
yard.
AT Is CENTS-High-grade Cotton
Wash Fabrics, consisting of Fancy
Lappet Organdies, Muslin De indie,
French Organizes in Dresden, Per-
sian or handsome striped effects.
Formerly 40c and soc yard.
The record-union., 1896-08-09
Housekeeping
Goods.


AT "a CENTS-1O pieces Bleached
Table Damask. Worth 35c. Now
24c yard.
AT 22 CENTS-10 pieces Unbleached
Table Damask. Excellent pat
terms. Worth 35c. Now 22c yard.
AT 46 CENTS-20O yards 72-inch
Unbleached Table Damask. Worth
75c. Now Acc a yard.
AT SO CENTS-10 dozen 4 Damask
Napkins in desirable patterns.
Regular price, 81 20 a dozen.
AT 5 CENTS-50 pieces Shelf Oil
cloth, best quality; large variety
of patterns. Good value at 33c a
yard. Now sc.
The record-union., 1896-08-09
Curtains.

AT ST 1875 pair White Nothing
ham Lace Curtains, 81 yards long.
Good value at 81 rs. Now ST 13
pair.
AT S2-One lot of odd Curtains, con-
sisting of one and two pairs of a
kind. The former prices were
So 80 TO 50 80 pair. Clearance
price, 81 a pair.
The record-union., 1896-08-09
Shirt Waists.

AT 30 CENTS-Ladies' Shirt Waists,
laundried collar and cuffs, in fancy
checks and stripes. Worth soc.
Will be closed out at 35c each.
AT 53 CENTS-Ladies' Percale Shirt
Waists, with collar and cuffs at
tached; large bishop sleeves; in
stripes and checks. Value for 81.
Now 53c each.
The record-union., 1896-08-09
Rivalry in LOnesomehurSf L

Mrs. Lonesome-Why, John am g,o =
TO see you SO smiling and looking so
happy on your return home from busi-
ness this evening. What is the cause
of it?
Mr. Lonesome-Well, my dear. can't
you see? Why, had more bundles to
carry home than any of the other fell
lows on the train.-Judge.
The record-union., 1896-08-09

AT 75 CENTS-Priestly's Black ALI
Wool Novelties, consisting of Gre
ponS, Figured Satin S0liels, Ar
mures and other desirable fabrics.
Formerly 81 25 and 81 so. Will
be closed out at Zoe a yard.
The record-union., 1896-08-09
B. WILSON e. CO.
Bio Summer Clearance Sale!

We the second week Clearance Sale
have made deeper than order effect
OF all surplus stock All ALL it's feast for those who buy the
considerable less than usual We do bndy
but best dry goods knowledge with what have
elsewhere and then decide
The record-union., 1896-08-09

Men more easily renounce their in
terests than their tastes.-Rouchefou-
cauld.
The record-union., 1896-08-09

1t is an error to call bicycling a
craze" 1t is something very different
from that. The simple fact is that the
human race has discovered a new power
for its own use. From the earliest dawn
of civilization man has been expert
menting with the wheel which he in
vented to increase his powers of loco
motion. Finally he has hit upon de-
vice which makes his own body the
source of power. He has placed wheels
upon his feet, and as result finds his
power of locomotion multiplied by five
and even ten. Instead of walking five
or ten miles with more or less effort and
fatigue, he finds himself travelling ten,
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-07-08

have large quantities of tobacco in Cub
yet that they are making arrangements
to have brought over. Gen. Weyler' g
requirement that certain prescribed
proofs of all orders having been pur
chased prior to the issuance oil his
famous prohibitive order, is causin
much uncertainty among manufacturers.
All tobacco has hitherto been bought
and stored by the Cuban owner till it
should be ordered out. Invoices were
made as each shipment was made.
None was paid for and no invoice was
made till the leaf was shipped. The at
tention Of the state department has been
called to this. Several hundred bales OF
leaf tobacco have been shipped from Key
West to New York in bond.
The government engineers now have
d force of eighty men at work in the
vicinity of Forty Pickens, building a
wharf and grading for a railroad to the
site Of the new disappearing battery,
that will be built on Santa Rosa Island.
The wharf is nearly completed. and the
railroad, which will be about one mile
in length, is ready for the iron. An
e'ghteen-ton saddle-back engine has
been received for the road, and track
laying will begin in few days. The
road will first be used for hauling
material and the heavy guns to the bat
terry. Afterwards it will be kept in per
manent use to haul supplies.
Arthur Scott. colored, - years old. was
placed in jail at Pensacola Friday for at
tempating to wreck passenger train
on the Louisville and Nashville railroad,
30 miles north of Pensacola. He placed
pine knots on the track, which were dis
covered by the track walker in time to
prevent wreck. After his arrest the
boy acknowledged bis guilt before a
magistrate and said that he placed the
distractions on the track b. cause the
conductor OF train on which he was
stealing ride put him If.
Just about 100 bales of yagua, which
is used by the Cubans for balng their
| tobacco, is in Tampa, together with six
bales OF ma jagua rope used in the work
Of oaling the leaf, its destination being
Quincy. The use of the yagua Will add
materially to the sale Of the tobacco,
and to the price, too, for it will then
have the busincss-like appearance of tht
natural Havana leaf. The yagna l.
from the palm trees, and is sonnet hing
| like the foot of the leaf OF the banana
tree where it joins the trunk and is usec
altogether in Cuba for baling tobacco
leaf.
| A United Press Diepat ch from Mobile
Ala, says, Coyler Hall, a we'll known
citizen of this county, was arrested this
morning at his home, about ten miles
north OF Mobile and two miles from
Cleveland Station for the alleged mu' de1
of his step-father, named O'Ferrall, il
Escambia county, Florida, on June 10
1871. Mr.. Hall has been citizen O.
this county for the past quarter of cen
fury and is we'll -to-do stock raiser, his
wealth being estimated at $4,000. HI
admits that he was present when bis
step father was killed and that there
had been bad blood between them, but
denies that he fred the shot that killed
| O'Ferrall. Hall claims that O'Ferrall
| after marrying his eD-mOthor stole
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to know how he contracted the disease.
The family has been isolated.
DR.. J. N. D. Cloud of NewnarsviIle has
been appointed health inspector for the
the east coast of Florida. This is a gov
eminent position, and was awarded to
DR.. Cloud over many other applicants.
The salary is $4,000 per year.
Henry Crowell has been arrested as
the party who shot and killed Dukes
Graham Saturday night while fishing in
Silver Springs run six miles from Ocala.
The shot was fired from ambush. Gro
well, it is said, had been very intimate
for some time with Graham's wife.
The jury in the case OF O'Halloran
Bros. vs.. F. A. Salomonson for $25 COO
damages on trial at Tampa, has returned
a verdict in favor OF Salomonson. The
suit was for alleged damages, resulting
from a statement made SalomOnson
regarding the financial condition OF the
O'Hallorans.
The largest shipment Of watermelons
ever sent from this port by boat will go
north tomorrow by the steamship George
W. Clyde. The shipment consists OF
fifteen carloads of this fruit, and they
are all large and delicious ones, too. A
great portion Of the ships hold is taken
up by the ir storage.-Jacksonvile Me-
tropolis.
Commodore Nicholas J. Weaver who
visited Jacksonville last winter and cut
such large swath entertaining people
of that city on the yacht Norma by
dances and suppers, has been arrested in
New York to answer charges OF swind-
ling, which it is alleged would be made
against him Monday.
The Key West Equator Democrat says
that the schooner Adams has come IN
from the reef, where she had been for
some time irving to save the Mexican
tug Asturias, which sunk there some
time ago. The beats there were unable
to. raise her. The Spanish consul has
ordered a survey, and will order the sale
of the hull and material.
Louis BoIey, W. H. Kilber and Charles
Kruger have published notices OF their
intention to apply for a charter for the
Escambia County Water Works Com
pany, which they have organized with
capital stock OF $4,000. The business
OF the company will be to furnish water
for public and private use in Pensacola.
w. H. Kendrick, of Tampa, has chal-
lenged Cottrell & Finlayson, of Cedar
Key, for race with his yacht Roi against
the latter's yacht Nanni1e, on July 4th,
for bet of $500, and it has been accepted
The course is at Cedar Key, and q dis
lance OF fifteen miles.
A truck farmer who lives near Evin
ston says that he shipped carload Of
tomatoes to northern market recently
When the returns were received the
grower had $1.25 to his credit. The
market has gone to pieces on tomatoes
and the majority of the farmers have
ceased shipping them. The tomato croE
this year is regarded as failure.
A new enterprise, which will be known
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