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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03
Qn Koblen9as eritidt.
Sophie &is5afa toot aufaefunoen, wdbreno
ihr Gatte moi5ef i'm 6oipitaI # rbt.

pas Spfer. zines beflagenstpsrtben I'm.
fdles tpuroe Mpntag bas @bepaar WDicel
uno Sophie 2is5afa, pel9es bas 3tpeitl
@todtpert bes 6aules go. 145 90. gbicoqr
Npe. bepobnt. 9as @bepaar tpurbe Montuq
Nd9mittags furo na9 1 u6r in bepubtlo1en
3uitanoe aufgefunben. Die 35id6riqe sSrau
lag, an &o6lengas eriidt, tobt auf ibrem
8ette, tpd6reno Der Gbemann, pabrf9einlid
beim 8eriu9e, it6 unb bas 2eben ieiner
baHeren 9dlfte gu retten, BON benz m0roez
Ri 9en 9ds ubermannt, bor Der eemeinfamen
Ru6eitGtte bingefunfen mar. 2is3afa purbe
na8 benz @ountp~ 9oipitol gef9afft, poie1bii
er 9ienitag friib perftarb. Oagsgen muir
ben Die iterbli9en l1eberreite feiner @atttrl
nu9 Der GountbsMorgue iiberfibrt.
Montag tura na9 Mittag fpra9 Elm e6e=
maliger &oftgdnger 2is3ata's, Namens
Sobn Sen3ior, No, 81 5rontz@ Str, Der ebsn
aus benz 9ofpital entlaffen tporben mar, Bel
feinen ebemaligen Wirtbsleuten bor, um
einige bort 5u~riidgelafene @a9en ab5u=
bolen. @r fanb Die @~o6nungstbiir ber=
i9lofen bor unb 3og iiber ben 8erbleif
Qis3ata's bel benz i'm erften Stodtperfe tDohnz
6uften Wi9uel Mi9no unb be1en S9tpGgez
rirE Nnnie WiGno, @rfunbi9un9en elm
Ste 2%ebtgenannten %erinnerten fi9 iebt, bab
Oas 2ts3ufa'f9e @bepoar ii9 gegen feline
%fonitige 8etpobnbeit felt Dem borbergebenben
@beno nod nt9t ge5eigt bate.
Aao9 elmer fur3en gonferen3 entI9lpKen
ft9 Die 0rei, bic S6iir Der 2is3ata'fden
@obnung gu erbreden, tpoiea6it iie bas @be=
padr in Der gei6iIberten gerfaHung bor=
fanber. @s Durbe Iogleib Die Wet gHiz
cage Nbe. zPoli3eifution bena4ri9tigt. 9ez
tectiD 6amilton fanb bas 3immer nit Sob
lengas gefillt bor, ipel6es benz nit glim=
member Nei9foblen gefu1ten e~tfsrnen Ro9z
ofen enttrOmte, bon beifeng lutte 5nei &inge
a~usgeboben tparen, pabri9etnlt9 UNI cine
grOBere WGrme 5u e~r3ielen unb bas @nt=
nei9en ber1elben bur9 ben @9ornftein gu
oe%rbinbern. Sruu 2isaafa mar unaneifel=
baft tobt unb lire 2ei6e nurbe no9 Der
Morgue iiberfiibrt. Sbr 9dtte funb, pie
f6on erpdbnt, i'm Gountp= 9ofpitul Nuf=
nabme, %tpofelbt ct 9ienitag friib peri9ieb.
DAB bier MIR elm unglidliher .3ufaG uni
tein Ooppelmorb p%orliegt, biirfte bar
aus gu 1hlieBen fein, baB bic @6e
bes paores cine gliidli9e maj unb at9 Nptf
es ni9t gu einem Deraneifelten S9ritte ge=
trieben baben tann. Senn es fanben Iid
i'm 8ette $52.42 baares Gelb unb auBerben
cine Menge 2ebensmittel por. 2isaata 6e=
fanb ii9 in Stelung unb mar dls Nrbeiter
in Der Sohnfon'f6en @tublfubrif, @d(
@reen@ unb prattzS traBe, bef9dftist.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03
9as MfitrOifOp,
mte es III Ger Office BON Dr. Bart.
man in fetner auseeoebnten
praris eebraudt miro.

9ds W}itroifop tpurbe gu elmer a6foluten
Notbmenoigteit fir ben mobernen Mrat unb
Wunoar3t. I'm bic 9enaue 8eI9affen9sit
bteler &rant6eiten feft3uiteIen, lit EN-
W1itroftop notbpenbtg. Sn Or. 6artmal's
ausgeoe6nter meoi3inifden praris, m Sarz
ienbe unb Sauienoe bon perfonen 1tGnpig
in 8ebanolung iinb, pirb Elm Mitro1tpp
betGnoig ge6rau9t, um ben @uspurf, tas
8lut uno ben l1rin gu unterIu9en, pobon
aus alien Sbeitsn Der Union gu bieiem 3pef
eingei9idt pirb. Sn bieier Salon bes Sabz
reg bebanbelt Der Oottpr per19iebene Sduz
feno Perionen, Die an &atarr6 in Der einen
ober anberen Sorm pber Stadium leioeu.
Sbne bds Bette Mifroffop tpdre es mandj=
mai unm0glid, ben genauen Sib Der &rantz
6sit o6ne periOnli4e Examination aus3nz
finben. 8erieben nit biefem punoerbolem
Snftrument iebo9, fam Der 9ottor un6
feline 4iiiitenten cine gang genaue 0iagnOfe
Der &rant6eit bur9 @orre5ponOen5 dlein
abgeben.
Der 0ottor beAanbelt feline rieiige Meags
bon Patienten toitenfrei. Die 9eilmittel,
bic er DerI6reibt, iinb in alien Npotbefen
gu BADEN. Ser Same, bas Otter, bas Gez
Ihle1t, bic Oauer Der &rantbeit n1b cine
8e19rei6ung Der friiberen 8ebanblung iolte
an Or. 6artmar1, Columbus, S6iD, cIngez
19idt tperben nnb naroen barauf leibt per=
itdnbli9e Nnneiiungen fir Die 8e6anolrng
prompt 5ugei9idt. @s pirb BON ieoem Paz
ttenten ertpdrtet, baB er ben Sortl9ritt, pen
er ma1t, benz 0ottor t6eri3tet, 10 pit als
Der SAT- btes notbpenoig eri4etnen fdbt.
NGe 8riefe fret beantpOrtet uno itritt perz
truuli9.
Or. 6artmdn's neues 8u6 ii6er @rortz
f9en &atarrb unb Die berf9iebenen tlim1tiz
f9en @interfranfbeiten pirb fir fur5e 3eit
foItenfret berf9idt BON she pezrizna Drug
Manufacturing Company, Columbus, S9io.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03

0as iugenbli9e SrGuGein Mauh
Sta61nater beparb ii9 nit me6reren
6erren UNI bic SteIe bes le6erIebers neusr
Spra9en in Der @eneralabiutantur in
Wafbington. Dieter l1eberfeBer mub i'm
Stunbe Tein, militdrif9e Werte aus Sem
9eutI3en, Sran3Dfi9en, SStalieniI9sn unb
Spanif6en treu unb gut ms @ngliI9e gu
iiberIeBen, ale oiefe Spra9en gu i9reiben,
Gorrecturen in ibnen gu beIorgen, audi Die
@ef9dfte zines 8ibliotbefars gu berri9ten.
Inter fdmmtli9en 8etperbsrn beitanb bas
genannte Mai6ingtoner 5rduIein alein bic
fbpierige Prifung bur9 bic bon Der giDil,
bienit@Gommiifion berufenen Ga9psritGnbiz
gen. Oies tpar f9on bor einigen Monaten.
Mber nod INNER 1T bic bur9 bic @rnennunq
i6res frii6eren Snbabers gum Brofefor an
Der Columbia nniberIitD erlebigte STEELE un=
beieBt, neil Der 9eneralabiutant, Brigade
general Ruggles, it9 peigert, rgrunbfdbli9"
peigert, bieielbe elmer 4nge6Drigen bes tpeibs
li3en @ef3le9tes gu iibertrager, 9a6si
ftnb mebrere anbere, ni6t 10 19pierige SteGz
len in Der 9eneralabiutantur nit 5rGulein
be1ebt! 1no i'm Staatsbepdrtement tpie inn
Department. bes Snnern giebt's me6rere
ueber1eBerinnen. $50 bletbt ba bic COME
quen39
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03
2%Ineemeiner Wddrenmares.

gu Her - Bette Creamery 20c; L. auadtit 49,
49,; 2. 14-16c; bette no9gema8ts 1916; belt. Ontrr
19c; l. GuaIitdt A-l7e; 2. Qualltdt l0-l2.
8obuen Bette 8Oc-82hr; CUTE 75-3): 4
bette vWteoiums" 1916; 9erit9e auaIitdt 65-7O:.
gelentrp) $3.50 Die Eonne.
Sc IL ii q el - Eurfsp5. II, pa9t:t e., Gnt.t ),
9-10e has 4fuuN. @auf. 7-9c ba5 8funS
Sii9e - Slaf Bag, 50, 9tfe 81. 8ia.rst!
guifoIel lie, 3eutide sarpfeu 1-2c.
: @ter- @aus tribe Nerlnlt abgere bHek 1Se
bos 9ubeno.
g-8eter 10-14c bas 9fu1o.
z ana II. II - Seft. 90-Sl. 10 oa5 Btn}
&epfet- Bette Wibi9an60-9Oc bas Sag.
{ itr ouen - Bette Oualttdt $2'5o-3.5 so Die RITZ
Srou gem aus Californian $2.5O-3.75 ee Gits
&artofte LIT SuroaHf5 23-Z5. $~9eoroHs 20
22c, 9eerIeB a2-24: bas SuI9eL
@prit 81 % Die @a1olre.
e dina rspur5eI- 80 DIS: >ts SHs.
c ounI b -75c 0as 9uBeno.
GuEfeu- 50r-$l.0 90 oas gSnS.
alma Bobuen l5-2O: oa5 lu1tt. :
81 iebeIn - 9c bas 8uIbet s
4et6traut - Sc. 0-140 Die SoHH..
2omateu - $S0J-3.50 Die &tite i
6 meet Gpru l5-20c prO 9IE r
Sp nat 60-65r Der &or6.
@eIerp -45-6oe Die Rtite.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03
NatiOnQ( guine6 Yeague.
Electromagnetic Pieii9e 6elhdfts=
.leute haben cine ioldqe ee9riinoet.
3meigberbdnOe III aleu- Gtaaten.

&iea fol- iih iiber oas ean3e SAND err
fredeu, %inocfieu ioa ieoer 6weieper'
bGuo ,nnabhdn9ie rom anoereu fein.
Der 6wed DER Sisa if, bel 6eie5espors
la9en, welde eeiddftIide 3ntereden be:
rfihren, Dem betr. Gonare6ausfhu6 ale
mo9lihe Jnformation sur perfisune gu
felen. = ST cine ourdaus uuparteifde
Organization. ferdinand ID. Ped
7nu prdiioenten ocDdhlt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03
Denn Gas RIeine sdbnt.

10 perIaumt uidt, bos alte unb mobl erprobte
9iilfsmittel fir baS 3nbneu Der Ninber,
Wfrs. Winslom's Sootbing Sprnp. anSlI=
lpellbe1. ST berubt9t baS 6iub, erwei6t bas
l3abnflell9, beieitt9t aQe S6mersei1, furirt
Wtnotolif ulto 1T bas bette Mittel 9e9en
Stdrrboe. SinfunbSpanSig Gents Die Slal1e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03

Sas 6aus Go. 4O36 State ctr. mar am
Srertag Wtorgen Der S9aupldb elmer bluti=
gen SragOoie. Ser &uti6er gilbert Cunning
ermoroete i'm 8erlauf elmer @ifer1u9tsfcene
Srau 2i55ie Wtarp Senning, CAB mebrere
S9uhe otf beren 3pei &noben ab unb ri6z
tete Damn Die @affe gegen f9 felbft. Die
Srau tpurbe bur6 einen @9uB in Die linte
S4ldfe argenblidli9 get0btet; bic beiosr
S9itfIe, tpel6e er auf bic &noben abfeuerte,
gingen fell.
Srou 9enring lebte, felt 5tpei Sa6ren BON
ibrem 9atten Qetrennt, nit ibren beiber
&naben Wilie unb Carl in benz be8ei9neten
9aufe. Cunning mar angebli9 Bis bor Ell
mem So6re als &utf6er in benz Qeibitau
bon WiGiam 9enning, an Der @de Der %.
@trdBe unb Wabai6 Mbe., angeiteQt unb
&oftgdnger i'm 9aufe feines 8rpoberrn. Sn
5olge feiner intimen 8e3ie6ungen 81 Der
Sruu beielben, 5Og Der @atte ith 5utiid unb
Cunning purbe unum19rdntter 6err19er
in Dem 9ausbalt Der Srau 9enntng.
@inem anoeren 8eri9t 3ufplge ftammt
Cunning aus Cincinnati, tpo feline bon linn
ge16ie0ene Srau le6t. 8pr etnem Sabre
mq9te er einen 8erfu6, Srau 9enning gu
tDbten nnb bru3te ibr 3pei 19pere @unz
ben BEL; es gelang ibm iebO9, gu enttom=
men unh fettbem foG Srau 9enning i'm
ni6t mebr ge1eben baben. @te aus ber=
fel6en Quele entnpmmen nirb, fpdr Srdt
9enntng am Sreitdg Morger gerabe nit Sc
f9irrIpiilen be9dftigt, ols Cunning unerz
pdrtet eintrdt. Die beiben &inber @iQie
unb Carl paren eben i'm 8egriff CUR S9ule
al ge6en.
Die Srau empfing Cunning nit einem
Musrufe bes @ritaunens unb mar 10 bDfli9,
ols Is unter ben obpdltenben ltmitdnDen 3uz
IG5iig mar. Cunning mar blei9 unb erregt
@s nurben einige Worte getDe9felt, bu plObz
li9 5Dg Der Mann einen ae0olOer unO feuertt
einen S9uB ouf Srau 9ennirg ob. 9if
&ugel brang Der ungliidli9en in Die lint'
S9lGfe urtb md9te i6rem 2eben Elm @nbe
Die beiben &naben ltefen ent1eBt babon
bod Der Morbbube, Der fe ert iebt gu BE-
merten 1Dten, 1d9te tnren me9rere Gu9elr
na9, tpel9e gum Slid i6r 3iel Derfeblten
6alb tobt bor Nngft liefen Die Sungen aui
Die @traBe, fpo iie buID BON elmer MenI6enz
menge umringt iparen. sic er3dblten, 10 gu!
iie t~onnten, mas borgefalen apar unb fibrten
Die Yoli3iiten, Die in3pif6en ~6in3ugetomz
men paren in bas s3tmmer, in pel9em bic
8lutt6at Deribt porben mar. Quf benz 3d.
ben lag Der &Drper Der toOten 6rau uni
qusr iiber fe ausgeitredt, NIT Dem @eft9t
mad unten gefebrt, Der %bertpunbete M0rber.
Or. 2tons, pel1er raid berbeigerufen
purOe, fOnitatirte ben Sob Der Srau unb
lieB ben bertpunbeten Mann in bas Mercpz
9ofpital i6affen, do Die Ner5te feititeaten,
bdB cine &ugeI ibm in Die rehte 8ruit gez
brungen mar unb Die 9unge Dur96obrt bate.
Ni3t8beitpipeniger BADEN fe 6offnung, ben
Mdnn am 2eben erbalten gu f0nner.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03

gud beionOerer lte6ereintunft BAT bic
German Qmericen publiibing go. in Sos
9n9eIes, Galif, unfere 8ertretune fir gez
nannte Stdbt unb 5iibsG alifornien ii6erz
nommen unb iinb beren @ertreter beredtiqt,
NbonnementsgeGber gu toIettiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03

8pf1en If babeifttn. Nt6t
peniger als 5000 8ubfabrer BADEN ii4 ftubz
peiie CUR S6eilnabme an Der grOBen 8az
rabe gemelbet, Die am SnaugurationszSage
in Baibingfon itattfinben fOa. Der 8roBz
marf6ua Der Para6e, @eneral 9orace POrz
ter, bat babel cine Qufga6e gu lOien, bic gus
bOr nod bel teiner fol6sn @elegenbeit porz
lag. Die &ubler fDnnen ni6t 10 langIam
fabren, rpie Snfanterie uno &abaaerte mar
f4iren. @s pirb nun Der 8ori9ldg ge=
mo4t, baB Die gtuDIer fi9 gu 9eprgetotpn
aufiteaen unb erft betbei ellen folen, tpenn
bic PrOceYiion CUR 9dGfte bus &apitOl err
rei3t bat, 10 buB ie bort gerabe anfommen,
na9bem bas @rbe Der e~rfteren bafel6t elm
9etroffen lit,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03

MebI- Saro @beat SDring 8atents int SOB 81 Is
-44O, SOft Wbeat 8atents 81. 9arO Wbeat
gaters ir Gut $275-3.25, Soft gGbeat Safer5 IN
Sud S9.O0-3.35, v&eb 9o9" sl20-1.3O. Hpg9enHebI
in SoB g. 5-2.4 5; neues I'M Saf SO. OO-2 20.
Min term Ell aeu = gto. 3 3aro 5H 73.
@urn gRo. 2 gu 22H-225sc.
paer 9io. : sn l9c; merger $40. 2 gu 20-214:
Sem - @tarfes Simotbp $1,000 bic Sunue, gtu. L
$8.00-9OO, No.2 $7.0O-8.00 Mireo ST. 00-s.O0. Up.
i onb Yrairte. beItes 1880. mlttlere AuaL.. $6.5O-7.Oa
Cert IT. - 26-37c. r
Gp g9en-N $50. 2 gu $685..
SamereteH = Slabs go. | 74A n. Sec 8obn.
&imotbg ~. 00-2.75.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03

uGaIoatur'| Mne vSairii6".
0ettte Walsbtere, gebratt bot Der
Gonr. Seipp 8reW9. Co., finS 0ier=
nit beitctts empfoblen. ssSn SlaiGcn
littO T6Herm sa babeu. telephone
80. $50. WOttIing 9eptnt. 80. 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03

grelp & MoGt Co.. ~ Mtl & @bic gr Co.. 121s
pfb... 34h pfo. 36M
@bic @itn g~tailtpap. .24 81 q Biscuit so ...... 522s
s. Co.. 36M 0Gb Ctr st st 80. 194A
pfb... 484 @treefs W 6 Sine. IA
3ia Motd 60 ri ST.. 120 SO Gbt ct il B.. S7b
safe ct Glerpoteo. II &ofe Ctr 81 S@tfs., 14M
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03
Gin9ea(6ert
Gin maarenpalaittm Stact-Gen-
trrlm Elm Raub Ger 5Iammen.
pcrbeeren0e Tenersbrnntt an
MomrOe=Str. nu0 giftb Aue.
Der G~e(ammt(daOeu be3iffrrt (tdB
auf 9egen $4,000.
3ebn Seneruebrlerte bel Nnsibung
hires 8erufs idmer berleBt.
Cine etmftitrsemOe 2sranSmamer falrt
auf fe.

Die feuerwebrIeute auf Dem Dab eines
Gebenpaufes, oas pon Ger nlauer oe=
trofen miro. = Orei perfonen inter DER
6uidauermenee e5enfalIs perle5t. - 50
Spribeu befdmpfeu oas perheerenoe
Clement. = Der Stra6enbahnperfehr
fnnoenlaue eefperrt. Sdanerli4=
fd0ue Sranoruineu. = Der 6euerwchr-
mann O'Rourfe erIie9t feinen Der
Iebun9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03

GtnerIei tpie fe6r Elm Sinh Wtebisin baBt DR.
.. Jayne's Expectorant pirb es nebnte1, Hno bag
ftlimme @~rtdltung, 8louen Suften pber Group. Sir
0eritopfIn9 nimm Jayne 5 Painless Sanatlye Pills,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03
Ranoelss uno ftnansbertdt.
Der 6elomarft.

OET UeIUTTQrTt.
Ste 8anfouseIei9uHseH b~etefen i1 eefterr ouf
$14, 2O9, G34.
Seib auf Ritnbigun9 mar at 6 4rotent Iei1t gu BE-
fom,tea nnb Mediel purben nit 6 bts z 9rocent bisfonz
ttrt. @ebie1 ouf Stem Yort lpurben nit 40 9roaent
&ufgeIb %oerfauft.
3a1itebenb bic benti9en anae3eigten Me1Ielfnrieauf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03
glntt9e 0ra900te.
gilbert Gunnin9 eridtebt ieine
6eltebte, Srau Oenntn9.
Madt baum. eirem eel6fmurOOerimd.

Oes mOroers DerfuG, ou6 ole beioen Kinoer
DER 5rau Oeunine I'll t0oteu, fehIeef9Ia=
een. Gifcrfudt Die DerauIa1une gu
DER 9raufteen Chat. - Cunning lieet
fdwer perwunoet i'm merev.6 ofpitaI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03
Sic ipoIen in Sa9en metnes 8ru6ers
Administrator lein.
General 6GIpIpr

Sn einem anberen Selegramm bittet Der
General I'M feline 8ertretung beim 2ei9en>
.begdngniiie our4 5reunoe be6 @erbli9enen,
General 9dieler, iebt misunderstanding,
alio Orei Sabre finger als Der Oeritorbene
8ruber, lit elmer Der gelebrteften General
itdbler unb 3uglei9 anertunnt Der bebeuz
tenbIte gaDuaeriefii6rer unter ben iebt ls6enz
ben beutf9en 9eneralen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03

Dap Der beritorbene r9ermd1id" @9ebafs
teur @eorg 8Dppen eigentli9 elm
|8raf 9GfeGer mar, bas tptrb iebt our9
leinen %eigenen 8ruber, ben berii6mten
General Graf 66fe1er, @rmeez
corpstOmmanoeur in Meb, 0ffentli4 6stGz
tigt, Dieter telegrapbirte bon Meb aus na9
Milpautee an ben r@ermania" z6erausgeber
8rumber:
Sic rpoQen in Saden meines @rthers
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03
DiebmarfL

mtnDptsp wurOe III ben stOd.garos sis forat
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03

I'm Stram 8paro.. 80 Snt 9adtt3 80 :,
6 & @b 6 & 8 Co.. 81 y po IL
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-28
MORE ICE THAN GOLD.
Member OF the United States EngineerInl
Corns Talks Of Alaska.

torps Iaiks OF Afaeka-
KANSAS CITY, Mo, July 24.-Lieut
Wilkerson, a member of the United
States engineering corps, which has
been in Alaska for the past three years
locating the boundary line between
that territory and the British posses
sioas in the northwest, passed through
kansas City last night on his way to
Washington. Mr.. Wilkerson is far
from being enthusiastic over the
new gold fields of the northwest
lie paints in somber colors the nat
ural difficulties, especially the climate,
to be met by the people from this
country who go there. He says the
re ports of the case with which for
tunes can be dug from the frozen earth
of the Arctic regions arc greatly exag-
gerated, and that thousands of people
who are fastening To the gold fields
will live, if they live at all, to regret
their folly. lie said the stories
of fabulous wealth which are being
circulated in this country are gross
exaggerations, and outrages upon the
people of the United States. lie said
further:
1t Is nonsense to talk about making a fortune
in Alaska in a few days. 1t is true that some
persons have struck It rich and have aceumu-
lated some money. But they are the exeep-
lions and not this rule. Why, there are only
about two months in the year that mining
can be carried on there. The remainder
Of the year it is struggle with the
intense cold The glowing accounts OF fabu-
louS wealth In the Klondyke region are being
circulated by the transportation company
which has a practical monopoly of the trafic
on the Yukon During the season Of open navi-
cation it coins money The charge for carrying
% passenger from the mouth of the Yukon to
klondyke is $50
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-28
WANTED HER MONEYS WORTH.
Something Lacking from Her Re-
mir Kit,

Anyone who had not seen the woman
with an angry eye wobble just before she
dismounted from her wheel would have
taken her for an experienced rider; hero
inc of century runs. She strobe with ma
jestic confidence through the store, and so
impressed another woman that she forgot
herself and let the newcomer be waited on
first.
81 suppose" she said to the clerk THAT
] looked rather new at bicycling, and you
thought that there wasn't very much use
of bothering about me, because | wouldn't
know the difference, anyhow"
The clerk assured her to the contrary,
and said he was sure there was some misun.
derstanding.
There was misunderstanding" she an.
swered. II understand that when i bought
this repair kit was getting all that re-
pair kit ought to contain"
Certainly" he answered. Isn't 1t all
right"
Didn't you expressly state that it con.
tanned everything that would be required
for repairs in an ordinary accidentr'
Yes"
And | bought it with that implied guar.
antee, didn't T."
"Undeniably, you did,"
"And if things didn't turn out just as you
represented them it s your business to make
good the deficiency"
81 suppose SO"
"All right. There's your repair kit You
can either put in paper of pins and some
sticking plaster, or else give me back my
money. ashiIUton Star.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-28
VIII Contest Their Removal.

WASHINGTON. July 24.-Judges Kill
gore and Springer, of the Indian terri
tory, whom President Mckinley has
decided to remove, have determined to
combat the right of the president to
Dust them except on charges. Presi-
dent Mckinley takes the position that
the terms of judges expire with the
administration under which they were
appointed, but Judges kilgore and
Springer contend that their appoint
ments were for life, the same as the
appointment of any other United
States judge. Judge Springer holds
that if he is removed now he can sue
and recover salary for at least four
wears
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-28
THE LABOR WORLD.

Brooklyn has four painters unions.
A Brooklyn X. of L. assembly has
1900 members.
The X. of L. have codified the labor
laws of New York.
A laundry girl is vice president of the
Cleveland Central Labor union.
1t is proposed to build railroad on
the labor exchange plan from some
point on the Gulf of Mexico, in Texas,
to San Diego.
Atlanta Woman's club has promised
to make all purchases in the morning
il merchants will allow clerks half
holiday on Saturday.
The United Brotherhood of Carpen.
tiers and Joiners now covers 81 states,
one territory, the District of Columbia
and the Dominion of Canada.
Duluth walters have decided to pub
lish semi-monthly paper, for the pur-
pose OF promoting public sentiment
in favor of the patronage of union res
taurants.
The Railway Servants in the Anal
gamated society have placed proposals
with regard to wages and working
hours before the directors of all the
railway companies in the United King.
dom.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-28
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.
Mar.han County Farmsr.. In.,l,u,s.


The Marshall County Farmers Insti-
tute hold two days session at Potts
Camp last week.
w. l.. IIutchison, director Of the ex-
pertinent station at the Agriculture
and Mechanical College at Starkville,
and w. r. Perkins, chemist to the sta
tion, were in attendance, and took q
leading part in the discussion.
Hunter Peel stated that he had raised
eleven bushels OF wheat pcr acre the
the second year raised fifteen bushels Of
wheat This product has been almost
wholly neglected in this section since
the war, but Mr.. Peel said it would be
profitable.
The interesting question of why farm
ers' sons leave the farm for the city was
answered in measure by Prof. Perkins
In response to the query of how many
graduates of tho Agricultural and Me.
chanical College remained on the farm
he said that of the fifteen members of
last years class five owned farms or had
opportunities 20 do so, and that these
remained on the farm, but that tho
others, from lack of means, had only
tho positions of laborers open to them
and chose more congenial occupation.
lie said that it was lack Of means rather
than distaste for the farm that caused
them to leave.
The members OF the club and visitors
from other parts Of the county were tie
guests of the good people of Potts Can p
and neighborhood. About 1000 people
were present and partook OF a bounteoIs
dinner spread under the trees at Eagle
Springs, a short distance out OF town.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-28
All Worn Out
CHANGES WROUGHT BY TIME.
Not So Noticeable when Relative,
See Each Other Daily.

There ought to be a law that famiIs.
shall live in communities, and not 90 stras'
Cling apart to the ends Of the earth" said
the woman who was reading letter in ths
car to her friend who accompanied her.
"What led to that remark% asked he,
friend; anything in that letter."
Yes. 1t is from my sister Amy, whom
have not seen since she went west. That
was Is years ago. She writes me that her
hair is perfectly white and she weighs "a
pounds more than she did when last saw
her. As she only weighed 100 then, she will
not be immense now, but / think Of the
change. A slight, fragile young woman Of
a fairylike physique and the loveliest black
hair-why, she is simply another person"
"But she would have changed as much il
she had stayed here, in all probability" said
her friend, trying to comfort her.
Eyes, but the change would have been 40
gradual that j would not have noticed Il.
Now | seem to have two sisters, one with
coal black hair and one with snow white
One is a stout, healthy, middle-aged won.
an, the other a dreamy-eyed romantic girl
hands. Probably her face is lined with
care and her character changed as much as
her features"
"What of yourself?" inquired the friend !;
"has time stood still with your"
al? Myself? l never thought of that.
Yes, / have changed, too, and no doubt ANY
will be as much disappointed in me as | will
be with her. But that gives another argu.
ment in favor of families keeping in touch.
Or if that is not possible then let them re.
main separate or as strangers. There is
enough of the pathetic in life without these
shocks of reunion"
And she thoughtfully folded her letter
while her friend looked out of the car win.
dow and was silent.-Chicago Times Herald.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-28
The Fig Crop.

The fg crop is now in perfection AID
Greenville housewives are busy pro-
serving the delicious fruit for winter.
Figs are scarcely appreciated at their
full value, probably because they are so
common and such sure crop. 1t isono
of the finest and most desirable OF all
fruits, and from Juno to November far
nishes delightful addition to the
breakfast table of those who know how
to appreciate it. In addition to its del
icato and delicious flavor, it is a crop
which never fails, every year being GER
tain to produce an abundant supply. 1t
is perfectly hardy, and has the great ad-
vantage Of withstauding the overflow in
a remarkable manner, while peach and
apple trees are invariably killed -
Greenville Times.