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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-07-09
DAMAGED THE SCHOOL HOUSE.
Windows Broken, Clock Smashed, and
Desks We're Destroyed

Windows Broken, Clock Smashed, and
Desks We're Destroyed
For pure cussedness and mischief
four little boys living on the south
side, evidently take the lead for any
thing of the kind that ever happened
in the city. By their maliciousness
they have destroyed property which
will cost at least SlOO to replace.
Wednesday afternoon, with nothing
to occupy their minds, an Oleson boy, a
Cummings boy, Millham boy and
Cody boy, whose ages range from I to
IA years, broke into the south side
school house and went to work to de-
molish things in general. Members of
the school board were informed of
what was going on over there and Fri
day morning made an inspection of the
damaged property. The boys broke IS
large windows and nearly everything
that was loose around the building was
smashed. The kindergarten materials
were strewn around the floor and des-
sAOy003 SAOSh WdS OEOh0u W p10S06
and desk went the same way. One of
the school board talked with tie Mil
ham boy and the Cody boy and both de-
clared their innocence of having de-
stroyed anything, but acknowledged
that they were present while the des-
truction was going on.
Ira Olson and Verg Cummings, aged
I and 10 years, were arrested Tuesday
morning for damage done to the school
house property on the south side, the
other boys, Charlie Millham and Eddie
Cody, were not arrested, the former
because it was learned he had nothing
to do with the depredations and the
latter because the mother declared the
nervous condition of her boy was such.
that he could not stand it. The two
little fellows appeared before Judge
Abbey, without attorneys, and we're
questioned by W. H. Helwig and the
evidence was such for the judge to bind
them over to the circuit court in bonds
of $50, which we're signed by their
| fathers
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-07-09

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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-07-09
At the opera House.

Not very large crowd WAS present
at the exercises in the Grand opera
house at the close OF the parade, owing
to the nearness of the noon hour and
the sports on the street. Mayor Full
lerton presided over the exercises.
Rev. A. G. Stevens invoked the divine
blessing and the choir, under the dir
ection of ]. S. Daniels rendered some
appropriate music. Mr.. F. A. Bidwell
read the Declaration of Independence
and the oration was delivered by the
Hon. Frank B. Smith, who certainly
made grand speech. The choir gave
the closing musical number.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-07-09
Tho F.,r Ground Attractions.

twas considerably after O'clock
when the races were called in the after.
noon at the fair grounds, and such a
crowd of people. The grand stand was
packed full and . long line of carriages,
buggies and wagons filed the enclos.
ures on each side of the track, and the
number of people was variously estima
ted at from 5000 to 1000. It
was difficult crowd to handle, how
ever, as so many insisted upon occu-
pying the race track to the exclusion of
the horses, and it is great wonder that
somebody was not injured before the
events we're finished. The State Ju.
venile band and the Union township
band furnished music during the after
noon, but there was little time for it as
the racing events were Gro wded in 80
close, to get through before dark.
The race program was arranged by
j. K. Smith, G. W. Johnston and Geo.
E. Logan, who spent considerable time
and energy in arranging the races and
securing the entries. The bicycle rae
es we're run under the supervision of
H. P. Beckwith, and he presented
some good events. The judges were P.
F. Wickhem, of Alexandria, Ed.
Welch, of Letcher and O.. H. Kibbee of
this city, while l. W. Seaman perform
ed the duties as starter of the races.
The gentlemen attended strictly to
business and hurried along the attrac.
tions as fast as possible. The farmers.
race, as usual, created sport for the
crowd and D. Fraser of Aurora county,
won the first money, and F. Berry sec
ond. The minute race for trotters
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-07-09
The sports on Main street.

The first was hub and hub race be-
tween companies No. and 2, the latter
being the winner. They ran 100 yards,
attached the nozzle to the hydrant and
threw water. The hook and lad
company gave an exhibition run.
Wagner, Of Mt. Vernon. won the pota-
toe race with Welch, same place, sec
ond. In the fat mems race, over 200
pounds in weight, Will Dodson was
first with T. J. Spangler second and
Geo. Austin third. The slow bicycle
race was won by Wagner of Mt. Yer
non and Ollie Adams of Mitchell won
the quarter mile. Adjournment was
taken for dinner,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-07-09
THE NATIONS DAY
Mitchell Observes the Day With a Cele-
bratiOn That Was Successful Be-
yond Question Crowd.
The Grand Parade Was One Of the Feat
ures and Contained Some Very
Handsome Floats.
RAGES AMI Sp0pTG
RACES AND SPORTS
Horse and Bicycle Races Afforded Much
Amusement for the People at the
Fair Grounds.
THE DAY OF ALL DAYS.
Mitchells Patriotism Finds a Broad Ave
nue. in Which to Break Forth.

nue. in Which to Break Forth.
There is one thing characteristic
about Mitchell peorle-when they un-
dertake anything of public nature
they go at it with tie one idea, to give
the people tirst-class entertainment.
Viewing the celebration of the national
holiday from this standpoint, we can
say that the people who came here Sat
urday were amply rewarded for the
trip Every surrounding town includ-
ing Mt. Vernon, Letcher, Parkston,
Alexandria, Emery. Artesian, Woon-
socket, Ethan and Fulton were repre-
sented in this city. They began com
ing early, people from these towns and
people from the country. and before the
parade started Main street and the side
streets were crowded with people. 1t
was the idea to make everything free
to the people and the idea was success
fully carried out, including the admis-
sion to the fair grounds in the after
noon.
The people who came here were in a
happy frame OF mind, considering that
the previous celebrations were attend
ed with exceedingly hot weather and
warm winds. The night before heavy
rain fell in this county, making the air
cool and vigorous and while the people
were enjoying the pleasures of the day
the crops were growing nicely at home.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-07-09

Messrs, Stevens and McDougall were
granted permission to build an addition
to the Y. NJ. G. A. building under cer-
tain restrictions.
Aid. Levinger made 8 recommends
tion to regulate the price for extending
the water mains from the middle Of the
street to the sidewalk for the use Of
citizens. Hereafter it will cost only
SIS to do this, which will include the
materials and labor. The report and
price we're adopted by resolution.
Aid. Johnston made a report on the
location of the city scales and the
special committee consisting of Aid.
Bobb, Johnston and Nielsen was con-
tinued for the purpose of contracting
for putting in the scales and also erect
ing suitable office building for use of
the weighmaster.
Aid. Johnston also made report on
the condition of several sidewalks which
were badly in need of repair. The
walks on both sides of Lawler street
between First and Railroad streets
were condemned as was also the walk
on the north side of west Second street,
from Main to three blocks west and
two blocks on the south side of the
same street commencing at the same
point.
On motion Champeny's creamery was
required to pay water rent of $50 per
year. and if they were so disposed the
company was giv,n the privilege OF
putting. in a meter, acceptable to the
city, at the rate of & cents per 1000
gallons.
9. W. Taylor was appointed by
Mayor Fullerton as assessor for the
coming year and the appointment was
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-07-09
IMPROVE SEWERS
City Council Contemplates Expending a
Good Sum Of Money in Making the
Sewers Better.
The Streets Have Been Put in the Best
Condition for Years. Sidewalks
Will Come Next.
YOUNG MARAUDERS
South Side Boys Broke Into the School
House and Destroyed a Good
Deal Of Material.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
The Members Discuss the Improvements
Contemplated on the Sewers

Contemplated on the Sewers.
1t was an exceedingly warm night
for the city council to face when they
met in regular session Tuesday evening.
When Mayor Fullerton called the
aldermen to order there we're present
Aldermen Levinger, Beckwith, Grace,
Johnston, Neilson and Indra. Auditor
Smith read the minutes of the previous
meeting which were approved. Justice
Abbey presented his report for the
month, of only one case, which was &C.
cepted, and Treasurer Kibbee made his
monthly report, which was referred to
the finance committee. After the
auditing committee had finished look
ing over the bills the following were
allowed:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09

Ter 3uerft be6ient Iein. 9iefer a6er lit an ben
2drm f4on geip0bnt unb feline iiberlegene
Hube OerldBt i'm teinen @ugen6lid. @ber
lpdbrenb feline Sbrcn taub erI6einen, 1eben
feline fLinten 4l1gen je6en Sriff uiflb peritebe..
ieben Wltnf9, ber ii6 berebtigt D6er unbe>
re6tist na9 feiner @uaren ousItredt.
SIN 9inter5immer iibeu bic Gambler nit
i6ren br~eitfrGmpi9en Sil3biten in bunten
9emben, rau9en aus fur3en 9eruben Solsz
pfeifen unh trinten gauge &Aten bon 8ier=
flaf9en aus, bic 81 ibreu SiiBen ite6en. 9ier
piro bic .3ufunft bes 2anbes beiprOAer, bic
Boltttt Der Regierung f%ritiIirt unb mdn9ss
ber1tanoige @Drt geduBert, bas Die @nttDidez
lung unierer &olonien me6r f0rbern niirbe,
als blele 8el9liihe bes &olpnialrat6es. l1nn
tple IN Der 9eimat6, 10 gebt AUDI i'm fernen
Wtaoboet aatdgli9 bic Some iiber 9off=
t1ltftger1 unO @ntduf3ungen GROCER unh flei>
ner yfatur auf unb lnter, unh bic 3eit 1T
nt9t fern, tpo bic @igenart elmer fiiopeftz
afrttdnti9en @riitena unter Der &leinbeit beg
tdgli9en Sebens unb gei9raubter 8erbdlt=
niflc u~ntergeben pirb, Sebt aber lpe6t nod
Elm frif9erer Winb bort OrauBen, uno 6ns
fridge Strebtn giebt 9Hten Mutb.
-, y 4iAAu - 4
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09
Mnn Der bIanen onna,t.

RrpseB Der 9raser beuti9en l1niuerittdt. - 9ie
Sai bes Sobes. = 9as Gofe @rteniteiOl. =
Strtbt1m Der &e9terun9stunt. S9eu DOT
benz @obltbun. - lln9arn unb 9euti9e.
Cine auBerorOentli9 getpt6tige unb fraftz
boQe &unogebung 9egen Die 8abeniI6en
observation-disclosures tommt BON
Der Pruger beutf@en l1ntberTitGt. So proz
fefOren beI9lofen einiimmig - II Wbz
tpefenbe, barunter bic Acknowledgements
neten Or. 6Ournier unb Or, pferf9e, IanO@
ten ouBerbem lire 3uItimmung = cine Gin
gu6e an ben &ei9srutb ge9en bic Spra4ens
~DerOrbnungen, NORM es beiBt:
u9ie beutf9en Siin9Gin9e, Die ii6 BEN
StuOium getpibmet baden, nm ipGtsr. als
Suriiten, Mebi5iner D6er Se9niter in ben
Staatsbient gu treten, fe6en lire 6offnun@
gen auf Die 3ufunft berni3tet, penn lie te;n
Spra6talent beitben ober infolge Der Der
bdltnihe, unter benen ite aufgetpa9ien 1inb,
Die tf9e9if6e Spra9e nt9t be6erri9en Iernz
ten ober penn ibr Snnerites it9 bagegen
itrGubt, ii9 cine Sprade ~auf5tpingen gu
laifen, in Der un6 bur9 bic ibr @olt lGnqe-
ais bretBig Sabre auf's @rbittertite befe9oet
tpirb unb bel bieier Sebbe na6 unb na9
dls FINER Stelung in bic onbere berbrdngt
tpurbe. 9robenb erbebt ii9 Die 5rage, no6iu
Stat un6 parliament ~iteuern, nenn e3 ge=
tpi1ermuBen &egierungs9runb1aB lperber
iolte, bic 3uitimmung BON 9urteien gu tp;b=
tigen 8e1ebborlagen nit tief in bic Srgant=
fatiOn unIeres Staates einI9netbenben OBJ
minttratipen 8~erfiigungen gu @un1ten elmer
parlamentarii9en 9artet gu getpinnen -.
8ir fiiblen urs mOralii3 berpflidtet, feiers
li3 gu e~rfldren, baB mir treu gu unIerem
8olte iteben unb ben S6lag, Der gegen basz
felbe gefiibrt purbe, audi aGs einen gegen
uniere llniperfitdt gefiibrten @trei9 empfins
Den, benin leiht finb gu ermefen bic bers
Encyclopedia 5olgen Der angefi6rten Ser
orbnung fir uniere llniberiitGt g
erf3eint bic Mrt gerabe III biz
Wur5eI Der beutf9en uniners
ttGt in Prag gelegt. Die dltets
oeutf4e l1niperiitdt, Die bO9ite, ebelIte UNI
foft6arie 8ilOungsanitalt beg oeutI9en 8ol=
tes in 8O9men, ion Der @ertimmerung preis=
gegeben tperOen. 8erObet bic beut19e lint
beriitdt, 10 miiiien audi na9 uno nab biz
oeutI4en @pmnaiRn i6r S9idial i6eilen
60 bro6t benz Oeuti9en @eiitesleben in S09=
men unO bamit in Oeiterrei3 i4psre 8e.
eintrd4tigung,"
Cine d6nli4e aunO9e6uns pirb aud bon
ben 9rofeioren Der Pruger beuti9en te9s
nii9en 9o3f4ule pOr6ereitet. Man erfisbi
a1l9 aus bieien &unbgebungen, baB Die Gr=
bitterun9 Der 0suti6bDbmn gegen bic Spra=
9enOerOrbnungen ni9t, pie man bon ge=
piffer Sette glauben MAIDEN min, nur cine
gei9idt infcenirte &om0bie 1T. Sic 1T Der
bere4tigte Grimm zines @oltsFammss, hsr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09
Sarniioalebem in saS.@eRafrita.
BON 0rams Sofef nom @aIo,p lserIinl.

O~~"O S~V$V - NOellIUJ.
Auf bo9em 8ergriiden, NIT benz 8ltd in
cine tpeite la9enbe 9iigeItanbI9aft, um=
rabmt bon ben riefigsn Selsmafen bes
Npasz@ebir9es ltegt Minbboef, Der Sit Der
oeutid)sn 9erri9aft in Siib=B stafrifa. BON
ben 3innen Der aus rot6en s3iegeln erbauten
Sefte berab tiinoet bas f9tpar3zpeiB=rot6
Banner, baB bas 9eutI9e Rei9 gefonnen
tt, bon bier aus feline 19affenbe &raft ii6er
Die iungfrduli3en 5luren aus5u6reiten, UNI
ben CUR @~ustpanberung luftigen S06nen Der
9etmatb elm 5peites Sung=0 eutf9lanb auF
liioafrttanil9em 8oben gu I9affen. Die
4nfdnge limb nod Helm, a6er bas feItqez
mauerte ldngli9e &t9ted nit ben bic @den
trOnsnoen S9iirmen betpeiBt, baB bier teine
4rbeit gei9ont lit, uno baB beutI9er SGeiB
aud rnter tropii6er Some unb ~unbefannten
8er9dltniKen ettpas Si4ttges gu l9affen
Depte6t. 9as @ebdube, bds 5uelei6 als Ra>
ierne fir 100 Mann Der G9ubtruppe benuBt
ptro, bat, bon uuBen geieben, iii @9ieB=
i3arten. Die MobnrGume Der MannI6afz
ten i'm Snnern iinb tlein, aber gemiitbli6 uno
BADEN fat Elm ieber Ieinen beionberen Q(usz
gang auf ben gerdumigen &a1eruen6pf Der
elmer l1n5abl fauler 9unbe unb tleiner far
bigger &naben gum SlmmelplaB bisnt. 9iefe
leBteren iinb bic 9iener uno 2auf6urI6en
oer fogenannten rMiIters", Der 9erren Gplz
baten, bten pie isoer @eiBe i'm 2anoe, tl1ra=
meg als uMiiter" beaei9net perben, To6aB
bteier Nus6rud bereits glsi9bebeutenb nit
u@uropder" getporben lit. Die MifIionare
unb bOberen 8eamten ~erfreueu ii9 Der 8ez
nennung ~Mpnbeer", mas cine ~6eIonbere
SPRUNG beoeuten i'm.
rnfere SOlbaten i'm fernen SibneIte lie
ben es iebr, ii3 audi auf afrifanii4em 8ooen
ibren Wintel beirnli9 ber3uri3ten. Die oft
aus alten &iitenbedeln unb ben &eIten
zines einftmals fDitli9en 8iBmann=6 elbbetz
teS beIteben6e 2ageritatt nirb nit elmer @arz
6ine Grelfarbigen &attuns ungeben, bic
WGnbe nerben nit ben Retlamebilbern ber
SabatzSa6riten b~eraiert, bic meiIt 190ne
Jrauent0pfe ereu bunt baritelen, Elm 2eo=
p~arbenfea unb StrauB.nfebern, ~getpunbene
QntilppenbOrner unD S9lungenbaute bdnz
gen baatpii9en, unb bas bunte 8ilh elmer
Tiibafritanti9en Sropper@Nusitattung 1T
fertis. Sn einem itiaen @infel absr, meiit
bon Der 9arbine balb Deritedt, bGngt bas
8ilb bes elterli3en 6auIes, bes beimat6li6en
Rir4leins uno Der tbeuren @nge90risen, be-
rem 2ie6e ielbit BON benz anf4einenO t6etl=
nabmslofeiten 6er5en bier brauBen in petter
SSerne, BON @efabren rings umgeben, ooppelt
tparm l1nb bantbar ~empfunben ptrb.
Sn 3eiten bes Srieoens, tueru feline Pa=
trouiGenritte ausaufiihren feline 8esIeit=
&ommanpOs fir Sranspprtt unb reiienbe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09

8om Sbergert9t BON Mt9tgan
6aben Die GnonnDtbings i'm Sroen
Der PDtbtd8<&itter cine geIaI3ene
Sbrfeige erbalten. Sie @roBloge tpOlte ben
9eutf DEN, Die tpegen Der 6erii4tigten
gegen Die beutI9e Spra9e geri@teten Orz
bensbor9dnge austraten un6 ft3 felbftftdts
big 5uiomment6uten, bic 8enuBung Der abz
3eiben unn bes Hituals bes Sr6ens unterz
fagen. 9as befagte @ert9t bat a6er jebt
au guniten Der 9euti9en entf9ieben. SIN
Srben Der Sretmdurer BADEN Die
&nOtpnotbings bis iebt ni9ts dusgeri6tet
nnb beutf9e 9Dgen fanben feline ernitliasn
S9nterigfeiten. SnbeHen baben nunmebr
8ertreter Der beutI@enSreimalrers2pgen Der
mittleren @tadten einen gpnbent 3u glepez
lamb abgebaIten. Die Sbee, einen @er6anb
Der beuti3en 9Ogen gu 9ritnoen, Der ben
3weG baben ion, beutf9e Spra9e, beutf@e
Sttten unb @ebrduhe gu pflegen, bat auf
Der 3uiammentunft nm 10 mebr 4ntlang
gefunben, als fn9 in beri9iebenen Sr0en
natibtfti1@e Mii6lereien pte i'm Pptbtds=
Srben 5eigeu. Qtuf Der Sa9ung in GleOez
Lamb purbe cine Gommifion ein9eiebt, um
Die Sbee zines iOl9en oeuti9en 2ogenz8erz
bunbes tpeiter in 8etra9t gu Sieben,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09
0ebetIetS IN. -
z. Wdra 1893.
ar mnAmnn 4 &c.. Nep QOrt.

Or. gtaSuub & Co., getp gcrt.
Wertbe Scrren! SD mar lett ndbe3u 5uei SabrcH
trant uno toniultirte eint0e Der DeroorrGgenoftn Nerjte
in Den Der. Staaten. SD belu6te SCOT Springs,
Nrt, UOielbit i'd Die saSr Tabm "no bag 9eibt @ais
fer traut, bod i6ien allies Otelss n'r0ebli@ 1u isiH.
senn ib fano feline 0.iluuo. Na6oem i'd Sbre &n.
atioe qtfeien, fam mir Der Geoanfe, es einmol init
SSbren 8iQen au otriu6en. SD babe uabe3u 3'pei
SbQdteIn boa qcbraudt, iuOem ib spti bes Nbenos,
che id i'll Sett ging, uno afDet beg Wtor9ens mad benz
SrubfId nabm, uuO ~Oielelben babsn mir mebr g<bpl,
len, aIs aaeg Anoers, mas i'd big lest esbraudbt.
nqr.n oano oslb, i'd bate Elm ounpfts, iGldfriges
GefubI, ME Gin Setruntener, uuo lit S6uersen ebtrs
hol6 neg Nobels, qeraoe 10 os Oh tb elm @eibipur aui
SsIn 9Gooen hattie. Nu6 mar i'd lebr p%eritopft una
mein MunO uno msine 3unge tuaren meitens ipuno.
Ser @ppetit mar Sicnllt6 eu:, bod fpIroen Die Spei=
cen midi nerpaut, ionoeru la9en mir i6tper i'm W}d,
aI unp i'd ~ptripfrte elm 6iterss @uifoBen O~erlelben.
;S,nnen Sic mir oas Bud Ser &otbeeber".
@@tungsOoa gen 3au99,
SPOT Springs, Nr.9
Cine TamtIten-| 30 eOisin.
s. Nuquft 1895.
mobpop & So. @ertbe Serr.n: SD babe ldpu
A;tI, 0iGeu perfauft, aber nod feline an0etroffen,
tpslb, 10 gut ips Die Sbrigeu iinb. SD babe Jaos
mans 4i4en in meiner Samilie GngeiDanOt uno oies
isI6en aud sluo,reu in unjcrer Cetibaft eeqeber,
umO ib muS iuOtu, eaB ie tets ooufdnoige 9eigieois
qunq ~qetuGbrteR. G1tun9snua Sbr
Q8. Wetls. 0eorian, 81. 6.
&C abpaD's8ilteH betpirtcr- orDcutlibe 0ers
nouuuo, eoMtdnDtee Nusibsioung Der berouutcn Sptiz
fen UNI tinen %geiuHoen Stublqaug. Sic furirtu llis
ordEe, 8ilioft6t, WrrtOpfuuQ, 6rauenleiOcn, trdqe 2es
Ser, lauren Wogtr, Spspepiie, S6ninoelanfdae etc.
25e per 66o6tsl, @ti GpOtbstern OSsr per sSoa.
Das BUD Scr &Ntbesber" miro gratis bsrionot.
RADWAY = Coz p. o. R~x 365. New York
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09

Se6r ri6tig be3ei9net Senator Neit6eM
bon 8isconiin ben SOI35OI bon So auf tauz
lenb SUB ols zine auf bic 3ertDrnna
@dl6tugefeBte 8sIObz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09

9CbtI uH ptED HUeF
@tt6Itah9en EN-, GuIten, Weben SsaIS, Snfmensas
8rondlttis. &mms neRtsiinotns 8benmas
ftStnnS, NteurAIgie, SopfldDntera, S0bt'
fGners, MitbntG, BruitbetIentntmHG.
es Dertreibt in elmer bis stpausig Winuten be
! q m m It y s$mer3e4. Cine Stngnos.
man0 mebr = mer1eH ~aus3ufebeH
.,G$ crfparte 9OftOr=It ebmMnsem."
81. q a D ~ q y & 6 o., &etp BORT: SD babe GRabs
aOap,s SteoOe &elief lett msbr aIs oreisis Sabren bs'
torzgte9nuneet bur1 ieiue tuunDerbare @eiltraft ers
Part. SD bin iiber a6t5iQ Sabre alt unD Idreibe
bieies bobe bitter uno mein Meblbefinoen Sbren 9eiI=
ntttsln anr tpel3e ales unb nod mebr bstpirten, als
Sic fir oieielben beanlpruben. @le meine SiHoer fHo
berbetratbet uno bdben 9robe SSaTHilien uno teints
e~trielbsn tpir6e ~ssridumsn, obue &aptpaD's steaop aes
lief gu iein. M1tungsD0a,
(sesei5net) SeRrp 2eabtr.
Saur & SGlsleS, SreeuiFen unO Npotbefer.
NapDleon, g, II. VfGrJ 1895.
0erren gtabtrGD & 60, Stem @orf:
@tr iiberienoen Sbnen hermit Elm 8su9ntB BON
0errn Seurp 9eoDer, einem unierer beten GARNER,
Der iib in 6plee ieiuer outen Gigeni0aiten uno iets
ues aufrt6tieen 6aratters Oiele Greunbe %eriperben
bat, Die ale pur6 ieinsn &nfIub &aepap's GeaOo
9totbmenbistcit betra@ten. Seerr 9eaoer bat i6oH
biele Slai6e1 bon NsabD Gtelief in ieinsr eigenen Gas
Mile gebruubt unO Die @Or3iigli9teit ~Sssielben ers
probt. @r taln es nibt ssnug IobeH.
(ge.idnet.) Saur&9aGsIes
@%abnab's &eo61 Rettef ntr.b aud
innerlt etpanbt = gin balber SbeeA
loffel bon in einem %bulbeOaen @las Waher b~eieitigt in
Wtaqcn, Nauiea, 6rbrebeu, Sobbrennen, NerDofttdt,
Sdiafloiateit, WttgraRe, SldbuneeH uns aut tnnereH
8citiperoen.
Walaria in 1einen Derl1teDenen Gormeh mtrD tus
IS qibt fsin SeilmitteI in Der geett, ms16es Gieber
unO S3mer5.n iOpie ale ionfieen Gisber Jim @ers
Elm mil st q D IN at 9illeu) 10 lbnea turirt !pie
Railways READY RELIEF.
9SreiS zoe Ger Selaihe. yki NCOtDeteru al bQbeH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09
80 w
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rein bsa,tabiGii6, tuirf.n l6msralos, fnb bitbi& u6.rs
,udsrt, obne &el6mad, Helm nm leiDt su nebmen.
%RaOpap's @iaen finO Der Gatlr b%ebiilflif, ipOrner sur
geiunoen Sbdtigttit Der Sober, @in9eipeipe nnD onOez
in sinsm natirli6sn 3ufunOe, ebHs ibIe Eu&tOirtuns
-,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09
R<R<

GinerIei, Nie srob ober sadlenS Der S9mers AUD
!etn mag, ben Der nit RbeImatismus ~bebaftete,
bettldgertge SnOalibe, 8ertriippelte, HerpDie, al Neus
raI9ie 9ethenne ODER trant Sarnieberlieeenoe Gusius
fchen hat
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09

Die StuOt Wien 1T in relerer Sci! Elm
Interchangeable fir getrOnte 9dupter,
Wenn ibnen bic poIitit uno bic Regierrngs.
iorgen gu, 9auie iiber ben 8opf tpaGfsn,
bann ellen &utier unb 8Onise serne nap Der
gematbli4sH StaDt an Der 9Onau. ND Die
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

Gs tilt iOfOrt bic or0Bten S6msrsen, Iinbert @nt
%5inoun9 uuO beilt 4rantbeiten Der 9ungen, Des Utt
Gems, oes unterleibes OOer Der Srilen uuO 6@leiT
bGute.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

DeGEt NnD berbIn0ert
Gtf6ItIh9 en-, GMIten, tebel pals, Snftmensa
8rUnd1ttiS, AMmse nentsi in0 tms, Nbenma
ftSnnuS, NeueAIGie, &cpfIdbntera, S0bH
fGmers, MitbntG, BrmitbefleHtHtmn8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-04-24

FUN tne hlchmOnd PantAgraph.
The. Paragraph han Just heard of one
man who puts in his valuable time by
making a living for himself and family. al
lowing the politicians to do the rest He
resides at Ford, and If we knew his name
would gladly give it, This man purchased
five cents worth of apples in the early
Write while fruit was yet very cheap
After pleasantly watching his houseful OF
little tots devour the apples, he baited rab-
bit traps with the cores. First and last
he caught some three dozen of the timid
creatures, which, after beheading were
exchanged at the stores for his childrens
winter clothing. Using the heads, he bait
ed traps for more profitable game. While
these were serving him in an humble way
he vas earning $50 and meals each day
working on the booms. Going to his traps
at an opportune time he got eighteen
short forks (pole cats). seventeen 'long
forks and twenty-seven black cats, be-
sides several fur-bearing varmints of less
worth. The proceeds of this catch bought
his numerous family's winter footgear
paid his rent, laid in good supply of that
sparkling "oil of g,adness,' and left a
balance for provisions and other luXu-
ries.