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The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-01-16
LET THEM ALL GO.

Can the people of our Nation
look upon the remuneration of his
citizenship of the United States 10y
Aston and his avowed allegiance to
the English crown without grave
apprehension? Not because we
have lost him, that amounts to
little: but on account of the senti-
ment prevailing among the pluto
Gratis that American ideas of gov
eminent are wrong. If they would
all go all right, but it is the rich
anarchists, these lawless multi
millionaire who pervert our laws
for their benefit who injure us.
Let them all go, Rockefeller, Car
negie, Armour, etc.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-01-16

Not because this evidenced more
patriotic public interest, but
because of the forces that have
Joined heart and hand in the move
ment.
Our paper will discuss this mat
ter each issue until the next meet
ing, February Sth. 1t also invites
others to talk about it through it's
columns. 1t will gladly publish
what other workers and thinkers
have to say and do and think
about. Let's make it family al
fair. II anyone has an idea send
that idea to The Progress SO the
public may receive the benefits
thereof.
This meeting was called to or
der, by request, by Senator 7. G.
Barrett who called Judge J. c..
Moncure to the chair. Our editor
was chosen secretary.
After considerable discussion
and earnest talks it was resolved
that the chair appoint committee
of fifteen to formulate a plan Of
organization, define its duties and
scope and report back to a meet
ing to be held in Shreveport on
Monday, February 8, at II O'Clock
m. at our court house.
Let all North Louisiana keep
this date in mind and attend.
The following will constitute the
committee on organization:
T. G. Barrel, j. H. Shepherd, Ii.
H. Hargrove, w. L. Foster, l.. M.
Carter, P. j. Trezevant, j. p.
Flournoy, H. H. Youree, w. E.
Hamilton, j. M. Foster, Isaac
Barron, w. H. B. Groom, w. R.
Bradford, w. w. Sebastian, M.
Mcmillan, John M. Lee, O. H. PEN
mock, O. H. p. Sample, Charles
Schiller, j. E. Adger, Thomas
Lisles, P. G. Buckley, John NJ.
Franklin.
Any eight will constitute a
quorum.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-01-16

In another place appears this
little squib horribly mutilated
which was discovered after the
first four pages containing this and
others was printed. There are
other glaring errors in the same
column, but this was SO bad as to
entirely destroy the sense. Hence
tits reproduced, corrected.
The world and flesh are great
competitors of the third person in
the triune enemy of the church.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-01-16
THE EDITORS TALK.

After a woman is IS, she ceases to pre-
varicatc about her age, and begins to tell
how young her children are.-St. Landry
Clarion.
S'pose she isn't married, Brother
Breaux? What does she talk about
then?
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-01-16

William Waldorf Aston, the multimii-
lionaire, has sworn allegiance to Queen
Vic and has ordered the sale OF all his
American property.-Lake Charles Echo.
We guess old Grover will do like
wise when his time in the White
House is out.
The Pacific railway owes the United
States Sl15, 0o0, 900 and the individual own
ers seem determined to euchre the United
States out of it. Senator Pettigrew tn inks
we ought to foreclose and buy the road in
and try the experiment of running it.
Lake Charles Echo.
That would be treason. Any
thing is treason that says or does
aught against corporations while
the stuffed prophet is President.
The ladies OF Alexandria have been
signing petition to Gov. Foster in be-
half of Killen, whose chance to pull hemp
has begun to appear exceptionally good.
No doubt the petition will have the de-
sired effect.--I.eCompteM Messenger.
Killen must be a pretty good
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-01-16
IMMIGRATION MEETING.

Lee. Commissioner of Agriculture
immigration of Louisiana, meet
ing was held in this city Thursday
morning for the purpose Of taking
some practical step towards secur-
ing immigration to North Loulsl-
ana. Only two or three days no.
tice was given of the intended
meeting in the city newspapers,
and yet representative number OF
people attended this meeting. 1t
was dull, dreary, raw and damp
day too, but the people Of Shreve-
port have had their Rip Van Win
kle sleep; they have relegated the
place for growing moss from their
backs to the shades of the forest,
and they came out to see and hear
what would be suggested, proposed
or done in this most important
matter of our States development.
And there were men there from
other parishes too; men who are
interested in the prosperity OF
North Louisiana and the entire
State. Major Lee was ON hand
himself; he took a deep interest in
the proceedings; took an active
part in the discussion and told how
earnestly he was engaged and in
terested in this great question, and
pledged the influence and aid of
his department to any general
effort.
The railroads had representa-
tives there too. These powerful
factors in successful immigration
rendered the services of their roads
in furthering a common effort in
this direction. They appreciated
the importance of a concert Of ac-
ton and the securing of the right
kind of home seekers.
1t was a splendid meeting; most
interesting from the class of men
who energetically took part. Men
of action rather than words. Men
who talk common sense and seek
not, first of all, to clothe their Ian
guage in graceful rhetoric and
ornate phrazes, but who are plain
of speech on occasions like this,
but most eloquent in making a sue
cess of what they undertake to do.
How earnest all seemed; how
truly was the general interest con-
sidered; how Indifferent all ap-
peared to be respecting a pet plan
or theory. Let us do something !;
let us take this matter as it is, con-
slider it's various forms, conditions
and intricacies and solve them
practically, as a business matter.
This all comes to the writer now
with superior force and more sub
lime eloquence as he reviews the
proceedings in his own mind and
writes for The Progress.
o, yes! immigration meetings
have been held here and else
where over the State before.
Our climate, soil, ETC., have
been expatiated upon with
fervence and truth. Honest
efforts and earnest zeal have been
committed ii, this great work but
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-01-16

Arizona convicts have been
leased for ten years at 10 cents per
head a day. Their labor is to be
used in constructing an irrigating
canal to reclaim 100000 acres of
arid land.-Florida Parishes.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-01-16
RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
COTTON BELT.

Passenger train No. arrives at 1920
am. daily.
Freight train No. II arrives at $40 pm.
daily.
Passenger train No. departs at 4:30
daily.
Freight train No. II departs at 6 an.
daily.
Freight trains Nos. IL and - run daily,
except Sunday, between Shreveport and
Camden and will carry passengers.
TEXAS & PACIFIC.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-01-16

man if the ladies have taken hold
of his case. But how many OF the
ladies have relatives who have Po-
litical pulls? That is what works
with Gov. Foster ct al.
The Shreveport papers, with the excep-
ton of the Times and Caucasian, are the
most irregular that come to our x table,
We have received two copies of the Herald
since its birth, and but for the TACT that
we see occasional comments about The
Progress in other papers, we would never
imagine that it was still in existence, as
we have not received a copy of it in many
a Observation-Disclosures Enterprise.
Well, The Progress is still here.
brother, and growing right
along, too. We don't know who is
editor OF Enterprise, but here's at
you anyway.
A man was recently arrested in New
Orleans for preaching on the streets. II
he desires to stand in with the powers
that be he should have sold liquor on Sum
day or run a gambling den.-Farmerville
Herald.
Louisiana is reeking with politi-
cal filth and crime and will con-
tinue to be until we have a civic
revolution at the ballOt-box.
France is about to take the lead
in adopting the decimal system of
reckoning time. This provides that
ten hours shall constitute a day,
100 minutes an hour and 100 Sec
onds a minute. This will greatly
simplify all calculations of time.
The universal use of this system
will then be urged. - Iberville
South.
The East Carroll Planters Assoc
citation met at Lake Providence
last Tuesday and fixed the scale of
wages for the current year at 80
cents a day for men, and 80 cents
for women.-Vermilli Star.
Our State constitution could be
improved in many ways, provided
we could elect an able and patriot
ic set of delegates, who would rise
above partisan politics and work
for the common good of the State.
Our judiciary system should be
revised so as to reduce the heavy
expenses incurred in criminal
suits; our school laws and system
should be amended and better
school fund provided for the main
tenance of longer school terms, and
better and more explicit election
law should be embodied in the
constitution. Ifthis could be safe
ly counted on we would favor
constitutional convention, but UNI
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-01-16


TEXAS & PACIFIC.
Leave
No. 81, west bound. .............. 9:31 am
NO. 81, east bound ............. 6:o9 pm
No. So, west bound ............. 1917 pm
No. "a, east bound ............. 3:49 am
vICKsBURG, SHREVEPORT & PACIFIC.
Leaves for Vicksburg ........... S:25 am
Arrives from Vfcksburg ........ 7:20 pm
SHREVEPORT & HOUSTON.
Leaves Shreveport. ....... 500 pm
Arrives at Houston .............. 6:45 am
Leaves Houston. ........... S:do pm
Arrives at Shreveport. ....... 500 am
Accommodation
Leaves Shreveport. ............. $500 am
Arrives at Shreveport. ........... $3.50 pm
KANSAS CITY, SHREVEPORT & GULF.
North
No. Mail and Express, ar. II 10 am
No. 3-Mafl and Express, ar. 400 pm
No. 2-Mail and Express, Tvs. II 40 am
No. Mail and Express, Tvs. 4:3o pm
No. Mail and Express, Tvs. -. 700 am
No. 2-MaiI and Expreas, Tvs. 600 pm
Nos l. q 8 and (north) daily.
Nos. and 2 (south) daily except Sun
day.
Mails will close thirty minutes in adj
vance of departure OF trains.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-01-16

TIL Little Gem, CARRIE the be ! nvs-
tiers on the market.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-01-16

One of our young athletes was
expatiating to young lady friend
whom he had honored by a call,
on his ability as a walker, the
other evening at ii 80 o'clock and
was told by the sweet girl that she
would like to see him walk.-Thib-
obeaux Sentinel.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-01-16

The East Carroll Planters Assoc
citation met at Lake Providence
last Tuesday and fixed the scale of
wages for the current year at 80
cents day for men, and 35 cents
for women.-Vermill Star.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06
probates 1r1itteI.
Nit einenn nafen Ranotud, ais mafe per=
i4eu4t DER Sdamfwdrter BE inbroot
a1pei R1uber. !

Der S6anfipdrter SSubn 9einbrObt itant
gefern friib fura na9 6 l1br in Der Wirtb=
f4aft go. 344 Weft &anOolpb StruBe BIN
ter Dem S9anttii9 unb fpiilte glider, uls
5tpei masfirte &duber bas 2ofal b~etrdten,
riefige S6tsBeifen aoger unh ben S@anfz
tpdrter in brobenbem Some oufforberten, bic
9dnbe bo9 5u balten. !9einbrpbt bob bic
6dnbe gen !9immel, lteB ben re9ten, nit
einem naKen 4rm fofort aber piebtr bur9
Die 2uft Iauien unb trieb bic RaubseIeaen,
0as nafe !9unbtu9 ais Waffe gebrau9enb,
tpie Elm gaar S9aafe bor fi9 9er. @rf Der
StruBe ma9ten bic &duber fur3 &ebrt rnb
f~euerten ouf ibren 8erfolger einen S9lB
ab, Der eliidli4ertpeife isin ,3iel berfeblte.
@s geldng ben &aubseielen, ~unbebeGigt gu
entfommen. Die poli3ei tpurb bena9ri4=
tigt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06
6epreute 6auuer.

Cine Neuia6rsiiberrai9u eigsner Qrt
bereiteten Sreitag in friber Morsenitunbe
bier @elof9ranfiprenger Der %. 5. @cubber
Maple Sprup g., beren @eI9Gftslrtalitd>
ten fi9 i'm 9aufe go. $50 SnineisItraBe
befinben. 8efagte Sitter bonn 8rt9eiIen,
&orppbden ibrer 3unft, erbraden mitteIit
elmer 8re9itange bic in bus Gomptoir fib=
renbe, etpas tpurmiti9ige 9intertbiir unp
ma9ten fi9 bann, bon teinem 0iener Der
6eiligen 9ermanbab geft0rt, an lire 4rbeit.
Na9bem Tie bas @9loB tuaItgereGt ange>
bobrt, tpurbe bafIelbe obne grpBe S6pterigz
felt mittelit 9Dnamit ge1prengt. Stdtt Der
erparteten flingenben Miin3e i~tdrrte ben
@aunern cine gdbnenbe 2eere entgegen. RiAt
Elm Sent Barren 9elbes purDe i'm S9rante
borgefunben unb tpobl nur aug &a9e nabz
men bic @auner auBer elmer Menge Sc
19Gftscorre1ppnben5en, Qutttungen Il. |. N.
Mctien Der Company unb 5lpdr Die Sum
mern lie i'm Nennpertbe BON $500 fis
$4,000 = @eiammtpertb $4,000 = unb
5tpei &annen Syrup an fi9. Die @ctisn,
tpel9e ie tpobl f9perli6 auf ben Marft
gu bringer beriu9en biirften, na3lnen tie
NIT, tpd6renb ie bic iibrigen fir iie edn3li9
pertblofen Bapiere fortparfen. Dieielben
tpurOen fpdter in elmer bena96arten Sole
borgefunben.
Qls gegen 6 l1br Morgens Der Ppli3iit
Goblin auf feinem Patrouilegangs an Der
9%interpono bes granddaughter 9sbduDeS
oorbeifam, fiel es ibm auf, baB Die 3biir
offen mar uno muir balb in i9ren 4;!geln
bling. @r merfts, baB ettpas faul i'm Staate
Odnemart lei. trut Elm unb 1a6 Die 9eI9ees
rung. @r bena3ri4tigte fofort Die 9oli3ei>
ltdtton uno balO tpimmelte es Dor Dem Sc
bduoe BON Detectives. 9ieie iteQten Die
Sbatid9e felt, fanben aber auBer Der bon
ben Serbre9ern 5uridgelaifenen 9ebeitange
feline Spur bon ben 8anbiter. 0o9 geldng
-es ben 8ebeimen, einen 5ubrmann Namens
Stlmore auf5utreiben, Der bier 8a1ierz
mdnn19e 9eltalten, bic ft9 in friiber Ntorz
genitunbe in perbd9tiger @ei1e in Der NGbe
oes Sbatortes gu f9affen ma9ten, benlertt
baben min. @r CAB Der pofi5ei cine quite
8ei4reibung Der catilinarii6en g~giten5en,
auf tpsl9e ieBt gefabnpet lpirD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06

: 1tnIere gorreipOnbenten unb Qsenten
beTu9en bic foIgenben Staten:
!6err PauI SriebeI Die Staaten Soma unb
Minnefota.
Serr 5reb S4erf ben Stat @isconitn
unb ben norbpetli9en She'll BON Midiqan.
9err 9enrb S9aaG ben StuGt Snoiund,
9err 4bolf @erner ben Staat Slinois.
9err @6as. S. 90. pfeiffer ben Staat
Ae6rdsfd.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06
Sta0t Chicago.
2ttt 1tttSere Scier!

Slttf Der erifet Scite iinScm 1tttierc
Seier tit getatet 9tmSfibr1tn9 Die
@l6omte ttentsbeoin8tt9e 1t,tS elite
Site 0er Yr6ntien, tpe16c Siejcni=
9en erbaIteu, ole inn 0oramS be-
sablen+ @Ge 8r6utien, feiem lie
attn SLIDER OSer 8iIScr, fino fore=
fdttt9 aats9eip6Dlt, 10 SaB tic jeoer
Si6tiot1ef, ieSemt Settt sur 3terSe
8cret1en+ SeSer 9%tbOtnent tpirO
cs Saber at ieinem @ortDciIc fits
Oen, Die site 9cnam sn Iefcm ttuS
fi1 O1tr6 @oramSbcsablnm8 elite
Oct tpertbuuaen Yr6mttett Sm fi6ern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06

&tnsmdn, 81. = 6err 9dul 8retpid
gtebt Die Sebem mebr ober tpeniger betanntt
8ei3i9te 9tob's in moberner Sorm. Sc
nannter 9err f9reibt: y@s iinb nun brei
Sabre berflofen, felt iib bas @rei9nib, bag
i9 er5Gblem min, 5utrug. Infer iiingites
9O6n9en mar in einem tlGgli9en 3uftanbe
@om S9eiteG Bis CUR 3e6e mar er mi
Nus13lag bebedt, pel9er Elm eigent6imli9es
Suden berborrief, 10 bab Der arme eoSungt
nran9mal faft auber ft9 mar. @Gbrenb bel
Commemorate mar er f0rmli9 in einem
talten S9petB gebaoet. Wir bdtten 5tpe
@er5te fir ibn, obne inn Siilfe gu bringen
@nblt3 CAB i3 ibm Sorni's NlpenfrGuter=
8lutbele6er unb bias &efultat mar, bat. beut
feline 6aut rein unb glatt nie Die -eines
SGuglin9s 1T. Sd bin Der @epiB6eit, baf
mir bieie nlnberbare Sur MIR benz Mlpen:
trGuterz8 lutbeleber 5u8uf9reiben baben uni
f0nnen aus @rfabrung fagen, buB er 9ottol
unb Nppt6ete i'm @duie ~pertritt."
Sornt's 4lpentrGuterz 8lutbeleber lit cir
MitteI fir Sung unb Dit. @r lit milbe If
1einer Wirfung, ft9er in feinen Hefultater
unb fat fib oaber iberaa Sreunbe ertporben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06

-N La-r Erf -rsLs ~
ipofelbi, lpie man Dermutbete, 9ammonb
ben Sprung ms Senietts gema9t bate,
SUB Bel SUB, bod obne Gefultat, Bis bic
oben e%rtpdbnten 8nuben bic 2ei9e am 5uBe
Der Gbur9 StraBe entbedten. 9iefelbe
tpurbe obne S9pierigteit ans 2anb geao=
gen unb na9 9ebbletbpaite's Morsue iiber>
fibrt.
Sn ben Sdf9en Der 2ei9e ipurben auBer
aleinigteiten, @9liheln unb papieren,
5abrpldnen unb Sabrtarten fir @oritabt=
5iige, Elm auf einem, ben &opf 5urion, Bead
&c 60. (Sdrfon 1T Der prdfibent Der Galllz
met @lectric 3d. traaenben 8riefbosen gez
f3riebenes Memorandum folsenben sSnz
Bats borgefunben:
Sec. 16. 1895.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06
menn Gas Kletue sabnt.

10 perldlmt nidt, 6as alte l1nb ,pobl erprobte
9iltsmtttel fiir baS 3obnen Der Sinoer,
Wtrs. Wtnslom'S Sootbin9 Sprup, ai,sllz
1penoelt: @r berilbt9t boS &inb, erwei9t 6as
?3abateli9, belett19t oQe S9mer5en, furirt
@tnbfolif nnb 1T bos bette Mittel oeoelt
9tarrboe. Sii,funb3man3is Gents Die Nial6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06
Sob eines befonnten Sn

Sob zines betannten SIN
eenteurs. 9abib 2eonarb Barnes, Der
betannte Maf9inen=S9 ~Sngenieur unb Hebaf=
teur Der vGailroao @a5ette", 1T in Seem
Oort i'm Otter BON nur 80 Sa6ren getors
ben. Barnes gait als elmer Der tii9tigiten
Sngenieure i'm @iIenbaAnfa9 unb pur0e Bel
alien grDBeren 11nternebmungen aeuerer
3eit, 70 Bel Dem 8du Der vNqeD @lebateb
&ailroab" in gbicago urb beim 8au elef=
trtf9er 2otomottoen bes 8albnin=@e ting
bouiezS Dnoifdt, als berat6enoer Sngenieur
auge5ogen. @r 9eb0rte H.. ". ber rSociett
Of giDil engineers" bon SEEM Oorf unb Dem
rSnititute Of gibil engineers" in 2pnbon
ais Mitglisb an.
Gin &iefenfnabe. Sin &iefe
fir fein Otter 1T Der in Sem 0ort pobnenbe
DRobert @aGfb. Sbf6on taum Is Sabre alt,
miBt er bereits 5 SUB 10: 3oG. Nn einsr
Der lebten Nbenbe tpuroe Der &nabe tpe9en
unorbentli6en 8etragens per6aftet nno nod,
Der &eoieripa9e 9ebraht, bon no man Jpn
als Minberidbrigen nd3 benz 2ofal Der
ainberf4ub@@ efeGfdaft f6idte. 9a bieIe
fem 8ett beiaB, mel3eS groB 9enng fir Do
bert eetpeien pdre, 10 ipurpe Der &nabe tpie=
ber na6 benz Stationsbauie 5uriidgebra4t
unb muBte bort in elmer 3eae bic Na4t 5uz
bringen. Mm nG9ften 8ormittag purOe
Der @efansere Dor bic 99ranten oes gprtz
bile poli3eigeri9ts gefibrt nuo fonrte Don
@liid 1a9er, BENIN Magiitrat 8enttportb
entlieB i'm nit elmer 8arnung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06

@arum an 9dmorrboiben leiben, rpeltn ei1t
lc einfa6es, perniinftiges uub rabifales Wtitz
tel pie 2%lnafeiis III beillem gerei9e lit. Ser
9eube feine 3eit nit Ginreibun9en, @al6s
mitteln nltb nubloien @ebeimmitteln, ulb
bnr6 sefabrlf6e @inipribnnse1 BON Neblnit=
teln sn perl9limrnerll. Mon bebenfe, bab
@ebeimmittel nur auf furSe 3ett linberll, un6
baB ein Qebereei9wiir piel 1@limmer 1T ais
SGmorrbotbelt. Nnofelts baeesen bat Die
4robe elmer swonaisiGbrisen @rfabrll11g be-
itanben, uub pirb pom Ner3ter aler @9nlen
etnpfoblen. 8roben perben fret pon g. Neuz
ita6ter Co., Sor 2416, Seem gorf, %perionbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06
Ginfuhr in 1896.
3ufam 2. 6OO,476 1887 1858, 479 $500. e55 los, 97s |

GUAM 2.6OO.476 1888 3s7 7.659.479 3.59O.655 los. 97s
SIM Sabre 1896 betru9 bic @infubr:
2,588,558 gInaer, 168,740 &al6er, 1885,
285 @9neine, 3,4O6,739 S9afe unb 49,
1913 Bferbe. -.t.,..,
Der @ert6 bes @infu6rz8iebes i'm Sabre
1896 tit auf $187,745,635 gef4GBt. Die
@umme bes Wertbes aler Ginber, &Gl6er.
@9afe,; @3peine unb Bferbe, pel6e in ben
lebten 30 Sdbren in @6icugo auf ben Mgarft
9ebra4t purben, belduft ii9 auf $4,567,z
278,166.
1IuSfnhr in 1905
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06

Note - National Bank OF Illinois
not on Calumet 500, 600.
IS tpurbe ferner an Der Qei1e Elm S4liifz
fel, auf pelbem fib Der gfame s. %. 8rego
befanb, oor9efunben. 0ieler nmftanb pirt
bur9 nd91tebenben Sbatbeitanb aufgetlGrt:
SIM @bancerDz@ eri9t 5u Stem Oorf f9pebt
cine. &ldge in 8erbinbung nit elmer aufge=
l01ten Corporation, tpel9e BON mebreren Ntz
tiondren berielben angeitrengt tpurbe. s,
%. 8rega 1T elmer Der Nftiondre, nG6renf
bic Snterefen mebrerer anberer Ber1onen
bon@amnonD pabrgenommen nurben. gine
4n3abl 8~rp3eBaften tpurben nun in einem
Si6erbeitsf9runt Der metropolitan 5ofett
9epofit So. Of Seem 0ort aufbetpa6rt, UNI
5tpar tparen 8rega unb 9ammonb i'm 8ez
ftbe zines S9liffels GIT biefem @elbf6rante,
Dieter S9li1e1 purOe an Der 2ei9e ge=
funben. !6err 8rega, Der friiber audi Elm
Nttipndr Der oertra9ten nNationol 8unf 81
SQinOis" mar, tpeilt CUR 3eit nit Ieine1
Samtlie in garis.
Srau 6u1nmonb ipurbe BON 9Sreurben in
f4onenber Wetfe BON Dem Nuffinben be1
2et9e ibres 9atten in &enntniB geIebt
Srobbem Der S9lag nt9t uneripartet fam,
mari ct bic nngliidliAe Sruu bod auf bag
&r~arfenlager. Ser 9ausar3t, Or. Web1ter,
Der ni9t BON ber Settle Der Yatientin mid
ertldrte, bab ibr 3uitanO Acknowledgements
fet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06

uSatpatot|| Mno v8aittf6".
Settle Malsbtere, 9ebrattt bon Oct
GOmr. Seipp 8relw9. Co., tho bters
nit beifenS emtpfobten. sSSt Ttaf6et
ttttS TaTert at bnben. telephone
80. $50. 8OttIit9 9eptnt. go. $50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06

Ru3 beionberer uebereinfunft bat bic
German Nmericen 9ubIiibing So. IN Sos
&ngeIes, @ulif., unfere @ertretung fir gez
rdnnte Stabt un6 9ib=@ aItfornien ii6erz
rDn1men unb finb beren 8ertreter beredtiat,
Ibonnements9elber gu to1ettiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06
$elbfmoro.
Dtutam u. hammond ertrdnft
fib in Gpanfon.
gol9e 0es 3ufammenbrndDs Oct
,,uational gank of Sutnois".
Der Go0te bekletDete Oas Amt
zines Dtrepra(tOenten Der Bank.
@inige Eapiere, Oarnnter Gin 6inan5=
ausweis, Oienen 5ur Soentificirnng.
@eferm frit6 perfiee ct feline 2So6nnns;
ote SetGe 2Nittags aus oent See sesosem.

Bel cinem Seiu%, oeu er am Neuiahrstaoe
Percy palmer madte, trug er bereits
spuren GROCER uerpen3errfttu1te CUR
S9au. - 6ammono's wiIoe Speculatio=
men folen Ole Sanf Dem untereane III
ole Qrme 9etrieben haben. - Grfldrulo
oes KaHlrers Carl moa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06

meuu Die atnber &eudbuiten baben 9ebt ibnea
DR.. d. Jayne's Fxpectorant. @r btlft- inTort nno
If bos bette I1tttel sur griinblttben Seilung Der
aefdbrlttben &ranfbeit. SIR sg5eritopfing %gebrande
Jayne's Painless S~anatiYe Pills,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06
Ghicoeo's Dtebmarft.
ltntIihe 6ahIen iiber ole Gins uno ausfubr.

1te6er GbicagO's @is6martt ge6en bic foIz
genben fir fid ieIbft fpredenben 3ablen
ii6er Die monatli4e Gin unb Nusfubr Don
3inOern, &dlberr, S9peinen, @4ufen un0
8ferben bic bette Qusfunft:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06
Gin 0dng6orer 30tient.

Der feline ppIff6nbfse 9eiImns bon id)merem 2eiOet
elmer III einem 8 otforbu6 an9e9ebenelr 4raenei pefs
banft, I6Bt burb nns Dafe1be fpftenfrci an ieine
IeiOenoen WtitmenIGe oerItiden. 11eber @nt=
ifebuns unO 6eilun9 BON &rantbeiten siebt bieies
nor3ielide @ert senauen @ufi9luB, aud entbGlt
es &e5epte, bic IN ieber @pOtbete aeinadt iuerben
pensary, % West 18th St., New York, N. Z.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06
g0ir fMi6em es nuniomff AIT Waattner.

0as 9ublifum pirp. 10 bdufie gum Barren ge6alteni
bub- es gun3 iel6tperfdltDli@ if, lperl Gin Starn t9
Di5as9t ;ne fse g S, t5E IS s tnspl d Sfsa0 ylpir Do an. isoe 1 Stra Gfs
iportlibe 9erion unbtOinot toitentrei per gS9it Gin
Nodet bon d.. Hoffman, Vital Restorative Tablets,
berberftellen, ieoen 8beil@Glres .&orpsrs tdttst nno
einen OoatdnOis p%etfsttsa 'gglann ,aus. Sud rlad[ H..
1T aGoemein befonntslitb mir baben 8ertrdiens in nn=
iere 8e5anOlnaei ionft ipur6en mir fe Sud ni3t f.
~fterfrei aui6if{n. a8enft aSbr @@I6 &]iiberSsl9t pant,
fDrtsuisben fpiinl6tt5t Oainn tOdant ,Sbr uns ttrtiere @es
sablune, sui6idtt. @
western Medicine Co. GneOrporirDt
3ioIoupDbofu 81 ~ ~ : &dl1tta3oo' Wtt9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06
pl0BliGer 600.
8ernharo Shram erlie9t elmer
6asperoiftun9.
guOt in ieinem gett gefunbeu.

Sein IbIeben miro BON feinen ~2lneeh0rieen
anf Rednune zines uneIidIiden 5ufaI>
les aeiebt. Sie6 in feinem simmer
cine Gasfamme b%renrea, weI4e onr4
einen ~Suf:3ue, DER our4 oas eeofnete
6enfer fam, perloiht wuroe. = Ham
fdon oor pier3ie 5ahren nad Chicago
nno beabiidtiete, i'm nddfea n1onat
mdr5 oas orei6ioidbriee 5ubiIdum fei=
ner Rod3eit gu feiern.