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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03
Quoemeiner WaorenmarFt.

81 tt ct - Bette Creamery %; 1. Onatitdt 30
2lr: 2. 14-17c; bette n~odhoema9te l5-l7e; Stunt
EXTRA l9A-2Oc; bette 9airp Zoe; !. Gualitdt l6-lsc;
2. GuaGltdt 12-13c.
RdIe Swins s-sAe; 2tm6urser 80.
S9pei3er 9H-l0He; omeritauif9er Rdie in 2inerpDot
A S fir liz 9funo.
Bob nen- geTte 95-97t: quite 75-92c; bette
yMeOinms', $685.; aeriuse aualitdt 1870.
Sci ii g Ell - 9urteps. S-9e; Sibner; 5enneH.
&c bas @funb; Springs 7; Gntea 7h-S: Das
Pf6. Sanfe $5.00-5.50 onS 9nBeno.
gter San8 triiAe. @erlnfte obseredbnet, lee
bas 9nseno; Sob Storage 12H-13c.
@tGbpret-Brnirie.Sibner $4.00-5.00 bas 9ns.;
cartridges (Pebbibnerl $4.00-4. so bas Sub; 0nait
GSa9teIn). $3.50 bos 9ub. Gnten bas 9ub.: Mtalaros
SS5O-3.75; 9teb 5eobs. $3.50-400; Zeal blou, $500;
Zeal, grim, $l.25-I.50; feline. $~I.a5-L.50; SoIoen
9looer, $1.OO; Sadfnipe, $l.0O; H~ebriider, 12-l4e has
9fuab. 5afen. Sl.O0-1.25 bas Sub.
&aI5 fIet11 = $3.50 Yfo. 8etpi9t 5Hc; 60
Is Pib., 6-6hc; 75-1O0 @fO., 7-7hc; l00-ll0 PfA.
SIG 9em6bnli9es unb ibperes. 4-5c-
Srtf9e Gtf9e = 8lad 8aB, sroBe bas 9funS
7-9c; @ite, 4-5c; @idereL 3-5c.
SrOi9f9emteG = @roBe, per 9useno 5oc; utit'
t eImGBi9e 3O-35c; feline 8-l5c.
Aeptel-gen 9apts, $L.75-2.25; geineIap, So 25;
SOnutbon, $a.5O-A5O; Bell SlOwer, $500 Oos ToB.
girnen- 9ubeie $325-3. so; SDelbom, s2.75-
800; Sieffers, $3.50 bus Sap.
y ononen - Bette. $l.OO-1.1 Is oas ginsL
metntraubeu = GOueorbs. 9h-l0c Der Sorb ar
8 8iuub; 9otaper, $L.0O-1 25. bic RiIte gu 4 Ssbrben.
Prei Betbeereu- $~5.00-$6.0) bas6ab.
Sran9eu- MerIfanii1e, $4.00-450.
Gitronen-8eIt Nuatitdt. 81. 50-35O bic RiIte.
Guitten- $500 baS Sab.
&artoi fetn - 9ebrons, 40-44r; 8ur6ants, a.
47e; 3oie, 32-37c; 8eerleB, 38-4Sc bas 8ui6sL
SHBe&artoffe Elm = Sute Seriep. So. - so oas
5aB; YtrQinta, $2.0O-225. Sainois, Sl.75.
5pi BET II = $l.25-L35 bas Jag.
&hben- geue, Is 80; bas 8uifeL
WetBfrau - gteae5. 81. 5O-3.00 fir 100 R6pie.
2omatoes - 30-40c bos 8uI9eG.
abSbobneu- 40-50c per Soh,
@eIIerte- 40-60c bic &ifte.
&ppffaIat - $685. bic &ite.
9Iumenfob III = 75c-$l.0 90 bic Rifte.
GterpfIanaen Eggplant 2O-S5c bos 9ns,
Gptbe &Iben 50-65e bos SaB
Ifermnare n.-5 bpeine He'll 9'5I fer 67H- 10;
tlelue @9uuIsttIt9en 77h-8O.
9Gute = @ctue ~9eia(BeHe, iebe5 Seuth NIL
8Ac; CRIME ~gcSa:3eue, 1eoeS Semi 1t yto. 3 tx Ral6
SO. /. l1hc; &alb 9to. q 10c.
Sut a-9eiteS C8riue 8afers) 4-4bc; ga {. 2h-
80; 9lo.l. @itpfenberers, 1885,; yto. l, Country;
81 3%c; gto. 2 3D., 2S-2Ac; Oteos 5teariI 4%-4hG
Oh mi ere - 8rouue. 2-2hc; 9e[6e, 2I-2hS
merge 2%-3c.
Sprtt- @uf Der Bans bon s1.18.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03
Ger vM bes MaGbes"

= Der 30 bes @aGbes"
|gefGG1t. Sn Gnrtersburg, 9enbrids
Gonntp, Sn6.. TT bic f~Ogenannte rNlte eide"
gefGut, bic Der nMonar9 bes @albes" ge>
nannt gu peroen perbent. sic mar $50
SUB bo9, NAB bon unten auf Big gum erIten
2tite go SUB unb bate 31 SUB bom 8oben
beinabe 10 SUB i'm umfange. Na9 Mlsz
peis Der Sabresrtnge mar fe etpa 500
Sabre, alio penigitens fhon 100 Sabre alt,
als Qmerita entbedt tpurbe unb 300 Sabre
alt, als Der erite tpeibe Mann bic bortiqe Sc
genb beirut. Sic niro beina6e 5000 SUP
9Ol5 geben. 9ns 9ol3 lit pOltommen sez
funo, nidt Elm ein5iger ¬en ober oft 1T
in benielben.
= Gin ret9er 5unb. Mus Gin
ton, Sa., tptrb semelbet: r@G6rerb Mbplf
So6nion, Elm ~16iG6riger &nabe, auf 8eapsr
Sslanb i'm fiibliben S6eile Der Stabt mad
9egentpiirmern fu4te, traf er NIT ieinem
Spaten auf cine metanff9e Subftan3, tpel9e
1i9 no4 benz &usgraben als Elm ~eiierner &a=
item erptes. Der Sirber mar BON benz groz
Ben &ei4t9um, ben ,er nub Oeffnen bss &az
items erblidte, beindbe ~iiberpdltigt. SIN benz
ieIben %befanOen fhh ettpa $4,000 in @otb
unb 8dnfnoten. Man netB ni4t, mann
pber bur3 tpem bas @eOb bergraben tpurbe,
ob es Der Grtrag zines GrpreBrdpbes mar,
ober einem I9psbiT9en @belmanne ge6Orte,
Der felt Subren auf 8euber Sslanb tpObnte
ano bort Dor bret Sabren tarb.4"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03
Wahenperwalter ein9eiebt.
Die merner pubIiibine & Sithoerophtne
60. au6er Stanoe, ibren Derbinolids
feiten nad3ufommcu.

Sir bic 0erlagsbu96anbGung 9itbogrds
pbenz unb 9ruderei@Sirma nSbe Berner
@%OmpanD" in Ntron, g., 1T auf &ntrag bss
prdftbenten Der @efeafdaft, paul s. USER
rer, unb 9eorge s. &pplanb, @ei9dftsfub@
rers Der 5nbrif in Nfron, BON benz b~ortigen
Common pleas" =Gi9ter SacDb u. Sobler
Elm Ma7enberipalter eingefebt tpproen, uno
5par in Der perIon BON &i9arb 3. Mtdrton
in Gtrpn. Ser 4ntrdg auf ginfebnng zines
Wtaiienberipalters purbe, pie 0err Werner
ertldrt, i'm Sntereffe Der 6irmd felbf nnb Der
91dubiger 9eitelt. Der @rtldrung oeS BrGz
i%ibenten Der 9eieIf6uft 5ufOlge bat bic 6irr1a
in ben leBten neun Mpnnten cine auberpra
oentli9 groBe Menge bpn NuftrdJen Gngez
nommen, unb einige gDntratte paren bic
9rDbten, Die in biefem 9ef9Gfts3tpeige ie IN
Dtefem Qan0e pber ausndrtS abgei6lofen
purben. 0ie Splge mar, baB es Ill @elb
feblte, INN bic Quftrdge aus3ufibrer, unb es
muBten erbebli9e 4nlei6en a~ufgenonmen
f4dftes tpurbe befiir9tet, baB einige Slduz
bigger auf 3ablung hires @utbabens geOrdngt.
un6 @elb tonnte CUR 8efriebigung bieier 5orz
berungen nt9t i4neG genug aufgetrieber
tperben. Inter Iol9en ltmftGnOen unb in
@rtpGgung Der groBen Nusbe6nung beg Sc
oddities tpurbe befir9tet, baB einiee @lGa=
bigger bor anOeren 8ortbeile gu geptnnen iu>
9en tpiirben, unb Inn ale @ldubiger glei9z
mdBig 5u f3iiben, tpuroe 81 Der 8orii9tsz
maBregel Der Ginfebung zines MalIenper>
palters gegriffen. Die 4ctiba Der Sitma finb
felbf i'm ungiinftigiten Safe melt grDBer, als
Die DISQUALIFICATION, unb fem ein3iger 9lduz
bigger tptro, 10 beiBt es, audi nur einea 9paay
berlieren. Ser SGbrifbetrieb tpirb, mad tpie
bor, fprtgeiebt perben, unb es 1inb NuTtrd9e
genug an 9nnb, INN ~nenigftens feds Mo=
nate unter InIpannung aler &rGfte drbeiten
gu mii7en. Die 9auptgldubiger Iinb i'm
Often anfdfTig.
Die Werner So. ipurbe 1892 in Suinois
nit einem @ctienfapital bon $3,50O,O00 I'M
corporirt. 9ieFe Incorporation ipurte CUR
3ett Der GonfoGibirung Der n@srner 9rintz
ing &c 2it6o9rapbing Co." bon Nfron un6
Der uPeaIe Publiibing 60" bon Chicago borz
genommen. Die 9uuptbureaur befanben fit
oamals i'm &unb Mc92a1Dz @ebGube in Chi
cugo, inbeB purben bic meiiten tiiratt4 na9
afron perlegt, pOfelbt bic @efeuI9aft Elm
palaftd6nli3es neues Sffice<@ebGube bat,
Die 8eamten Der @efeGf9aft inb: paul
s. 8erner, prdfbent; .. 8. &o9ersperger,
@ice@Prdfibent; @eOrge 6. 8errb, @efretds
unb S3abmeifter.
Die 9efelf9aft fat ieBt gontrafte fir
mebr ais $500,000 an 9anb, unb mc6r aGs
100000 ftnb perausgabt tporben, I'm biz
@ontrafte aus3ufibren.
Die 8etdnbe ftn0 tpte foGgt: @runteiqen=
tbnm 100000, @ut6aben 81, 600, 900,
Waterialien unb Waaren $4,000, sufamz
men $780, 600. ::.- ..s.- 49,
Die Observation-Disclosures belauFen fiG
angebli9 auf 100000.
Sur 3eit f4ulOet bic @efeuT8af $4,000,
Der Ret in fduig pie folgt: 100000 IN 500
bender, 100000 i'm DECEMBER, 100000
int Sanuor unb 100000 inn 5ebrudr.
Die monatli9en @intiinfte 6elaufsn fi6
anf iiber 100000 unb Der profit betraat
iiber $4,000.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03
Umuman's geltament.
Uadlas betrd9t nur 100000
Dollars.

Or hinterld6t $4,000 fir wohltbdtise 2n=
faIten uno $L2oo,ooo fir cine Hano=
fertiofeitsf hule in pulman.- Die 6wiIs
hinge nit ie $4,000 idbrlib ab~eefnnoeu.--
Die Dtenerfdaft eeht niht leer aus.
9us Seftament bes fiiraGi9 perftorbenen
George 30. 8ulman tpurbe am Mitttpo3
boriger 8O9e i'm Nu9laBgeri9t borgelegt
unb betdtist. 9as @e1ammtbermpseu lit
ni4t 10 grOB, tpie a[gemein an
genpmmen tpurbe. IS betrGgt ST.
100000, tpd6renb na9 benz Sobe bes Mils
lipndrs bas @eri9t bas 0ernDgen Don
$15,000,000 Bis gu $4O,O0O 900 I9dbte. Sin
niht unbeOeutenber She'll Der 9interlafIens
f6aft 1T fir tpo4lt9dtige 3tpede befttmmt; bic
9a6e BON %,20O,00O fir cine 9anbfertig=
feitsi9ule in pullman 5ei9t. bon befpnoerer
Giidfi4t fir bas M%oblergeben Der &inoer,
Na4tebenb bringen mir cine 3ulammenlteIs
lung Der beri9iebenen 8ermd9tni7e:
Srau @eo. M. puGman, bic Wittme,
$4,000 in 8aur; Die @rtrdgniife bon ST.
100000 fir tire 2~ebensaeit unb bic Mobz
nung an Brairie Nbe. uub Is. StraBe.
Srau Slorence 2otpben, SCOOTER, $1,OOO,z
600 unb cine Sniel i'm ct. 2oren5trom NIT
benz S4loB rGaftGe get".
Srau 9arriet Garplan, SCOOTER. $1,000
900.
Geo. M, pulfmun it,, Sobn, cine Subresz
einnabme bon $4,000.
Malter Sanger pu1man, 5o6n, cine Sutz
%reseinna6me BON $4,000.
&opal 6enrp pulIman, 8ruoer, $4,000.
Sames M. puGman, 8ruber, $4,000.
!9elen pullman Met, @9tpeiter, $4,000.
emma pulman Slubrer, S9peiter.
$4,000.
5rau G6as. 8. guGmdn, @ittne feines
8rubers, bic s3inien BON $4,000,
Slorence Sanger, gaibte, bic 3inien BON
$4,000.
9elen g. Slu6rer unb Mi1tpn S1u6rer,
8inber BON emma 8uqmun Slubrer, er9dlz
ten bic 3inien BON $4,000,
Srau &bas. 9. Smitb, cine Sreunbin bet
OuIlllle, POOOO-
Srau G6as. 8. Cation, @sIeG19afterin BON
puqmun's Mutter, $4,000.
@m. 81. Nngeq, @~infdufer Der pulmdn
Company, $4,000.
@ilus %. 8rebfieGb in g3etp Oort, Elm ebez
maliger Mngefelter, $4,000.
Gbas. g, @neet, pribat : @etretGt,
$4,000.
SRI. Marie 2ouife Orr, $4,000.
&rtbur Wels, furbig, NngefteGter TIT pull=
mans 8ribat=Gar, $4,000.
Wm. Me1s, farbig, $4,000.
Bm. SObnfOn, Elm Surbiger, felt 20 Sab
rem 8ote. fir Bu1mun, $4,000.
Chicago 9titorical Spcietp, $4,000.
9eim fir fi9 felbit unterbaGtenbe 5rauen
bon Chicago, $4,000.
@bicugoer 9Ofpital fir Grauen unb Sim
Der, $4,000.
Chicago &urferp &c 9ulf Orpbun4iptum,
$4,000.
GbicagOer Waifenz@ipt, $4,000.
@bicagoer 6eim fir SreunbIoie, $4,000.
ct. 2utas=9 pfpital, $4,000.
9erfel6en Nnftalt ferner bic glst6e Gum
me unter Der 8eDingung, baB bic 3inIen auf
Die Grri3tung unb l1nterbaltung atpeier
5reibetten in Der DSlorence WarD" bes ge=
nannten 9ofpitals berpenbet tperben.
Sainois 9umane Society bon gbicaep,
$4,000.
@6icagO &eIief C Qtb @ocietp, $4,000.
<enbeim an Snbiana Noe. unb 80. ctr.
in Chicago, $4,000.
gbicugo presbpterianz 5pfpital, $4,000.
Netpsbobs' &c 8oot6lads' Some bon g6iz
cago, $4,000.
Die Sienerf6uft 1T init Gummen BON ie
$3.50 big $500 beba6t.
9as Seltament lit bom Z. September 1897
batirt unb BON 8. 8. Wides unS S. g.
&unnells als 3eusen unteraei9net. Oie Sc
Observation-Disclosures ffnb Nprman 9. Ream
unb Hobert s. 2incpln.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03

-Au9etne CIRCULATION. Sir
cine DtrOtlofe" @ittpe in 8entpoob Sumo
tion, 3d., Die pOr Sturgeon ibren oritten Sat
ten begruben fat, unb ft6 iAon mad etnenl
Ra4fotger beifelben umi9aut, f9eint bic
GRe nit @iIenbabnz&ngeitelte (nur IoG9e
beirat6et fie) zine CUTE Speculation gu fem.
Ser Sob i6res eriten Mannes, Der als Con-
bucteur in 9ienIten Der 9. &c Q.=@i1en6a6n
berungIiidte, bra9te ibr an @erit9erungsz
geIbern $4,000 Elm, unO als ibr %5tpeiter, Elm
2Ofomptipfiibrer, %get0btet tpur6e, betam lie
$500. Die glei9e Summe purbe i6r aus
be3abt, ndAbem ibr brttter @attes ebenfaGs
Observation-Disclosures, feinen Sob unter ben
&dbern gefunben bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03
mcnn Gas Kieine sohr,.

70 perldnmt ni6t, bas oGte unb mobI eiprobte
5ilfsmittel fir bos 3abnen Der 8inber,
Wfrs. WtIslow's Sootbin9 Sprup, angus
penOen: @r berubist bas Sinh, erwei9t bas
3abnfleii6, beleitigt aae 6dmer,el1. furirt
@inbtolit uub lit bas bette MitteI aeoen
Giarrboe. Simiunbawonsio @euts bic Slai&e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03
RlonoYfe uno fein 6oIoreidtbum

iinO in Sebermanns Munbe. Die 8eri4te
fino fe6r Derfi6rerif9, dber nur Menige bon
ben 3auienoen, tpel9e na9 bort reilen mol
len. tperOen bieGteiht bas erpiini9te 3ieI er=
rei4en. @iele iu9en ebenfa1s nu9 9efunb@
beit, toft6arer als Sob, unb errei6en au9
ME i9r 3el, bu ite ben fulT9en 8eg einf9lu=
gen. lin es gu errei9en, ge9e gerabe aus,
gebruu9e SOrni's Nlpentrduterz SGutbeleber
unb bu tpirit 5uGeBt ii9er bas 3iel errei4en,
tpenn 4nbere am Wege blieben. Menn ni9t
in Der 9egenb gu baden, F4reibe man fir cine
BrObefite an Or. peter 5ubrnep, 112-114
60. 9pbne @oe., Gbicugu, Sa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03

n IN bt E , IuHIuE III UeE SEVH DNIU2 EV"I III"
nptirt: -,
Ertro.f.i,s @ti.rs 1aoo-lsOo wfurb SIS. 25-5. IS
gsSns @tisra 1soo-1eoo 8f1nb .....,... 5.OO-a2 20
@thbne Stiere. I200-1500 9fuub. ,...,.. 475-495
MtttelmdBi9e Gtiere, 0O0-13o Rfuno -. 4.5o-4fo
MtttelmdBige 9ttere, 1O5O-l200 P~fnno..,. 425-44o
Seubbnli1e Stiere, 900-l200 Pfuno -. 4.Oo-42o
@uta etofsrs ,uh Spehers a.9O-46O
eSs,nsbrrihs mia oute @toders rub 9Teebers. a.00-3.85
8uueu, bette big ~ertrasgute Aualttdt. .....- 3.oo-4Oo
m,,nsr oorirosre his mittlere Qualitdt. :. 2.25-3.2 5
ofhs ,rS essrSsu bpSte 49,. 3.8O-46o
eTbs ,nh gsrseu oute 3.3O-375
eThs mittoTmSbios ..... 2.75-32 5
oSbs oombbnIibe brs oute Gamers. -. 2.0O-2.7 10
oSIhsr heSte 6.25-67 IS
p5rbsr osrinoere Suofitat -. 50-e.0O
Ssros @tisre 3.35-3s1
TsTos ssumeu pibs ,nh OhIeu 2.s0-3.60
msStTif, m,eineftiere 3.4O-+4 40
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03

Meitltte Ribe unb %sSerIen... =. ........ 265-400
Mil9tibe uuo @prinaers, per Stid 1850. 30o0-6o0l
3ufubr $500 Stid.
e d. 10 elneu orren
Sefe uno orbindre BON rtebr nEs $50 funS
acknowledgements $352H- $40
So. ourbeiuonber .......... 3.25 -3.55
Nusgefpdblte, aiIortirte. 200-250 Plumb. 3.45-3. IS
&useefpdblte. niIortirte. l9O-245 9funo.... 3.45-3. rs
&ei9te, f9Dne, 160-l9O 8fnub ...........- 3.65-3.7 rs
2etbte. orbtndre, l4O-ls5 @funb .......... 340-3. 62H
npigs@, 7O-l25 Pfunb ....,...."... 3.0O-3.70
4@uls" ....... l.5O-S2O
3ufubr: $500 Gtud.
GGa WeterI, $300-A25; Matires, 50. IS
4.60. Sanmer s4.00-5.75
3ufubr: 1900 Gtid.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03
Steben Mann uerlekt.
Gouifon bel Der Station Darts.
Dale in Jnotana.
Beriuneu3ug geseu Gradtsug.

Cine ofcne meide peramIa6t Den beoauer.
Ii6en unfan. = Dier sohuwoeen onr9
ole 6ewaIt oes 6ufammeufo6es scrs
triimmert. Die pafaeiere oes perfo.
nen3uees fat ale bel DER G%ouiiion GRIND
Ii9 ourdsef6itteIt, welde f8 sesen
Il uhr 1benos ereienete. 6wei DER
DerIebten i'm hiefieen County 5ospitaI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03
ina m'berid d. t.
Der GeIomdrPt.

Der 6elomdrft.
9te 8antoussret9uuseu beIiefen f3 ssFsrn anf
$l9. 800, 054.
WeDiel auf Stem BORT wnrben nit 3oc @ufgeIb
nerfouit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03
Diebmdrft.

tmbSt b wurOs in ben stod .garOs tuis '!1t:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03
e 8 fnre.
j am0elsb d. t.


gbtcagn. 2. Npoenlber.
&iebbhIten. ntebriefen uno @hIuBpretIe paren
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03
6ufer.
5ifde.

No. | Mbite HiIb, per 100 9funb go. $3.50 %.
Golifurniiber 2abs, bas Gab........... 1850 -.
Np. l Srout (5oreael, bas babe Sab.... 800 -.
6oQanpii6e @drinee, neue. bas Sab...- .90-$10
Qabraoor S6rinae, oas SAB ............ 800 -.
gaeuer er - George Cob, per 100 9funo 600 80
geuer @eftern Bant COB .............. Asa. -.
Mutrelen, oroBe, bns SAB .............. 14.00- -.
goriueuii@e 6 6 6 Sdrinos. Gob...... 11.5e- -.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03

SuSe JtluJVSI NluIl99l III NuelIDlDH, YQ.,
%abgegeben. IS bunbelte fi9 babel um fplz
genoen SaQ: Sobn Ne6errotb be3pg als Mtitz
glteo zines ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tn
South NQentopn pG6renb eiacr bonn Is.
Suit 1892 Bis gum 3. Qpril 1893 bauernben
8ranf6ett SIS per 8o9e. MG6renb bieIer
3eit dnoerte Der 8erein feline g1ebengefebe
oabin db, buB na9 RECOMMENDATIONS &runfz
beit bds pO9entli9e &rantengelb muir NOD
$3.50 b~etragen fo1te. Oie1e 8eftimmung
trat I'M %. Mat in &raft. 8ulb baraaf
puroe Teberrot6 abermals frart unb Der
Werein poQte tbm Iofort nur $3.50 &ranfen=
gelo per Wo9e ausbe3ablen, nit Der 8egriinz
oung, Dab Der 8enefi5iant I9on 1Gnger dts
ie9s Wonate franf getpeIen iet. Neberroth
ren1ontrirte unb na9 iabrelanger 3dntetet
iber Die 4ngelegen6eit purbe bieIelbe bpr bic
@eri9te gebra4t. Gt9ter Nlbrig6t ent19ieb
nun, bab Der ReberrOtb gum poIen 8e3uge
bes &ranfengelbes BON So per Mp9e fir petz
tere feds Wonate DDn benz Sage ieiner 3peiz
ten @rfrdntung an gere9net, bere9tigt lei.
Mus Der Sbatia9e. baB er bonn 3. Npril 1893
an feline Granddaughter mebr be3o9en, iei
ielbfberitdnbli3 Der S6luB gu aieben, bab
man ibn bamals als geneien betra9tete. Ser
umitanD, bab er balb ourauf pieberum erz
frantic, babe NIT Der betpuBten Nmenbirung
Der NebengeieBe bes 8ereins ni9t bas Mtnz
bette gu f9affen; Neberrptb's a~bermali9es
Grfranten lei in bieIem puntte ais b0Gi9
neue &ranfbeit auf3ufahen. Der at6ter
berurtbeilte ben Observation-Disclosures
our 3abluns BON $123.52, ben bplen opn
i9m beanfpru9ten 8etrag.
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ROASTED THE COURT.
Marion County Grand Jury stirred up a
Hornets Nest.

The Marion county grand jury last
week made an investigation of the
acts of the county court, and has made
report that reflects no credit upon
the business methods adopted by the
Judge and commissioners of that
county. A majority and minority re-
port was made. The majority report
is signed by B. ]. Grim, foreman: Jones
P. Teller. clerk: j. Nj. Watson and J..
| N. Davis, and the minority report by
Henry Helmke, Daniel Humphrey and
Thomas Townsend. The majority re-
port is severe on the county court,
while the minority report finds the Of
ficials blameworthy only for ''injudi.
cious action and want of discr retion.''
Relative to the recent improvements
in the county courthouse that were
made by Walter Pugh and Charles
Gray, at cost or S2242 IS, the major
ity find that scarcely any of the i'm
provements were necessary, and in
their opinion could have been made
for about $3.50, with fair profit to the
contractors. The majority say:
"That it is our opinion that the bust
ness of the county is conducted in a
very loose and unsystematic manner:
that Judge Terrell has ordered bills
paid without sanction, and under pro-
test from the county commissioners"
They further say: "We find the
county Judge of this county guilty of
| criminal negligence in allowing exor-
bitant charges to be made against the
| county; we also find that said judge al
tered the bill presented by Pugh &
Gray for courthouse improvements, by
inserting the figure '2' in one item,
making it read 1929 SO'; also by insert
ing the figure - before the figures
Soc, in another item, making it read
sS5 65,' instead of '65c'; also for raising
the pill of one A. Mason, for improving
road east of Gervais. from '$250' to
| 1850; that the county commissioners,
while not criminally culpable, have
shown a lamentable lack of firmness in
opposing the extravagant ideas of
Judge Terrell; that, in view of the ex-
isting hard times and scarcity of money,
we utterly condem the action of County
| Judge Terrell"
In conclusion, the majority report
says:
1--WE have presented all the facts rel
ative to the courthouse improvements
| and alterations of records to the CIR
cult judge by way of presentment, and
| find from the facts and law given to US
| by said court, that crime was COM
mitted in altering and forging the re-
cords of the county. In conclusion, we
can but praise District Attorney S. L.
Hayden and his deputy, ]. 81. McNary,
for their able assistance and uniform
courtesy to the granu jury in assisting
in the various Investigations. We
also consider it a deplorable state of
affairs that the people of this county
have no protection
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Strategy Wen Employed.

The wise men of the east understand
the value of strategy and know when
10 use it. A rich merchant died. He
had one son, who when quite lad had
been sent TO an uncle in India. When
on his way home the young fellow was
shipwrecited. 1t was believed that he
escaped drowning, though no tidings of
him coul'! &c obtained. His father died,
leaving his fortune to the care of an old
friend, not to he handed over to any
claimant until certain injunctions had
been fulfilled. At the end of a year 4
young man appeared, who declared
himself the heir; then a second and
a third arrived on the scene. The guard.
ian gave to each n low and arrow and
desired them to use the dead mans pic
ture as n target to aim at the heart.
The first nearly hit the mark, the sec
ond drove his arrow home, but the third
burst into icars and refused to dishonor
his fathers memory by dcsecrating the
portrait Of one whom he had Lowell
and revered. Then the guardian knew
which cf the three was entitled to the
fortune.
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attractive fruit exhibits at the next an
nual state fair to be held the coming
fall at Salem, commencing September
Both. The society will offer a premium
of $3.50 for the best, largest and most
attractive exhibit of fruits. This is a
county affair. That is, each county
in the state competes to see which can
get up the finest fruit exhibit, and is
intended to encourage the fruit
raisers of each county to club together
and get up their exhibit. This new
departure by the management will be
the means of bringing to the state fair
one of the largest and finest fruit ex-
hibits ever seen in the northwest. The
annual premium list for 1897 is now
out and should be in the hands of all
who are intere ested. A copy can be
had by addressing the secretary, C. D.
Gabrielson, Salem, Ore.
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HE VOWED VENGEANCE.
And Got It with q Win-Lord Reginald
Path.

"He struc-c-c-k mel"
The villain strobe up and down the
stage cycle Path and ground his teeth
with rage, says the New York World.
"IIe struc-c-c-c-il Cecil Legree!"
In very ecstasy of fury the villain
stamped his feet and tore his hair.
''Iie struck Cecil Legree! No man
ever did that and lived to tell the tale
And as for the girl-ah, me proud beau
ty, you shall yet feel the vengeance of a
Legree!"
What venom, what hatred there was
in the bitter words.
Even the pale moon wobbled in the
canvas heavens.
81 have TIE papers; ha, ha, ha! I'll
bide me tir1r, and then, then I'll cross
his path again!"
Raising his clenched hand the villain
served notice upon high heaven and the
property moon that some day he would
puncture proud Lord Deginald's tire,
'I'll cross his path again! I'll cross
his path again!" he repeated.
A whirr on the air of the Silly night,
an ominous grinding upon the theatrical
macadam, pneumatic 'biff" like the
''biff" of q pile-driver, a bent, battered
shape crashing into a paIe-green tree
trunk with dull, sickening thud aud
then silence-silence!
1t was even so.
He had crossed Lord Reginald's cycle
path again!
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By Numbers Only

AS convicts are discharged from the
Oregon penitentary hereafter they will
be known by numbers only, their names
being withheld from the public. Sup
erintendent Gilbert has adopted this
policy as a possible protection to the
released convicts. Some have desire
to hide their prison record from the
outside world, and with the view that
the fact that they are ex-convicts may
not operate to handicap them in the
business world, their names will not
hereafter appear in the papers upon
their discharge. 1t is the custom of
the state prison, however, to furnish
on the first of each month the police
department of Portland and Salem
with list of the names of convicts to
be discharged during that month.