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The Forrest City times., 1897-07-23
Mrs. R. J. Izard returned home yes

Mrs. R. J. Izard returned home yes terday.
 II. w. Fisher was in town Wednes- day, and is well pleased with prospects.
 Capt. w. II. McDaniel is putting in new ginstand on his Millbrook plan tation.,
 It is said that the present crop has required less labor than any ever known in the county.
 The Alaska gold fever has struck Forrest City. A movement is on foot to organize d party for the gold dig gings.
 The most welcome sound on the L. R. x NJ. Ry.. for the past month was heard yesterday. It was heralding the pay train.
 The Homebuilders' Birthday Party at the Forrest City Hotel Tuesday night, was quite novel affair and net ted the Methodist church S20.
 Dan Wylds was here yesterday and says he's going to live anyway till he dice. no matter if he hasn't had as much rain as some of his neighbors.
 You must not make flesh of one and bone of anOther-make both for your self by using Dr. Bells Peppermint Chill Tonic-do you good if you never | had a chill. If you are having chills now it will cure them-cure them when everythingrelse fails. For sale by D. c. Webb, druggist.
 We have just received at the news stand an invoice of Red and Blue Pencils, Maps of Arkansas. Program Pencils with Tassels, Pocket Memo randums, Stafford's Inks. Sanfold's s Red Ink. LePages Glue, Fine Linen Legal Cap. numbered lines; etc., etc. Give LIS g call when you want anything in our line. Will make prices right.
 There is no use taking pills or pnr- gatives to cure chills. Dr. Bells Pep permint Chill Tonic cures them by it. self. It does more than that, too-it gives you q new dress on the insides It tones you up and makes you strong It makes you feel some account. Sold on guarantee. For sale by b. C. Webb, druggists.
 Miss Mamie Doyle, who has been visiting in Little Rock for abont two weeks. returned home Friday evening, having enjoyed her vacation very much and been greatly benefited by her trip. She is d splendid young woman, with modest vim and push. and greatly be- loved by her numerous friends for her 1 aniiabilitvi energy, and sweet disposi- tion.
 County Assessor James Brown, as- sisted by his brother. Robert. is iIow 'at homen to She taxpayers of Madison township, at the court house. All are invited 10 give him call, and a list of their taXabeS. The assessors books will be open in this city until August 10th, after which, under the laws of this state. the penalty attaches. Dur ing the round of the co,ihty the asses : sor made about 1900 lists and has ay- eraged about 75 each day since Mon- day.
The Forrest City times., 1897-07-23

Vienna sausage. deviled ham. French sardines, salmon steak. bologna saul sage ID oil. clipped beef. corn beef. oilyes and pickles of all kinds. Best place in town for lunch goods, is Cor. mans.
 Owing to tho illness and lack of at. tendance of teachers. Superintendent Ellis Hurley. has dismissed the Episco- pal sabbath school until September l. by which time it is hoped the school may be reorganiZed.
 k. J. lzard, the hustling insurance man, IS now patron of the Electric Light Company, having had his resi- uehce wired this week, as d surprise in store Tor hIs good lady, when she should return from Tennessee.
 Mrs l.. II. Belser. of Covington. Tenn the new hostess of the Forrest City Hotel, arrived in the city. We'd nesday morning. looking after the pre- llmlnarles. TIE TIMES extends her a hospitable welcome to the city.
 j. II. Dunavant & Co.,. the enter prising North Washington street drug. gists. have leased the store room now occupied by Ellis Turlav. and will oc- cupy It September lst. with complete line of fresh drugs and sundries.
 In our report, last week. of trepan- ming the skull of Nazeretn Jones. we were not informed of the fact and hence omitted 10 state, that Drs. D. NJ. Darden and NJ. II. Blackwell. the col l 0red physicians, were also in the case
 Mrs. T. A. Hawkins. of Heth. was Tn the city Monday, shopping, and buy Ing some supplies for the postoflice. She gave TIE TIMES and newsstand a pleasant call and a portion of her trade. which we appreciate and thank her for.
 G. W. Kirby was circulating among friends in town Wednesday, and said it was too wet to blow in his neighbor- hood that morning. having had d splen- did season, the first since May. Not withstanding this fact crops are in first class shape.
 J. A. Jones and bright little son. were over from Palestine "Wednesday. Good rains have visited that neigh berhood, and prospects for crops are bright. Mir. Jones gave us a pleasant call. and advanced his subscription twelve months. Thank you.
 "A prospective subscriber" says an exchange, desires to know if we will take apples on subscription. Yes. and | chickens and wood and coons and fish and peaches and billygoats and heifers | and bulls and boars and sows and rams and roosters and bullets and mules and horses and corn and wheat and spuds and vegetables and money" And so will We.
The Forrest City times., 1897-07-23

False teeth will do to eat with. but glass eyes won't do to see with. Loss of sight is a serions thing. Grannlated Ids. styeS and sore eyes often result in the loss of sight. Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve is a guaranteed cure. It strengthens weak eyes. It is harmless. Druggists sell it.
 Fritz" has come home. And iudg- ing from his antics when he reached town. "he'l never go there any more. " Fritz you known. is Capt Knight's s faithful old dog. The same that we told you went on the 9th of July 4th of July excursion. and got left. etc. He found a friend in the City of Roses in the person ot James NJ. Stewart, who sent him back Sunday, to his great de. light and that of lis many friends.
 There will be no preaching at the Baptist church next Sabbath, nor for a month, except there should be some special appontment not now contem- plated, because the congregation of that church has given the minister, Ed. J E. Perminter. leave of absence for thirty days. and, he left Friday for d visit in Texas and Colorado, where we Hope he will have pleasant so- journ. and return much revived and stronger than ever.
 We wish to call your attention to the advertisement of the North Side Liv- cry, Sale and Feed Stable, which ap. pears in another column. Dr. Stone las recently purchased several more first'class horses. and some very pretty vehicles; one, a a-single buggy. another a 2-seated carriage, and other things which go to make up thorough eQulp- ment, and is prepared to give patrons tirst-class service at reasonable rates. Your trade is invited.
 TIE TINES is glad to note that it's friend. and former fellow citizen, Mir. [. A. Gorman, has recently been ap pointed. under the new law creating the position, court stenographe: for the First Judicial Circuit, and IS now filling that position with satisfaction to the court and credit to himself. at the session of the White County Cir. cult Court. Paris is deserving of great success, and the manner in which he applies himself will win him the goal The position pays $500 per annum.
 Mir w. r. Brandon has employed II A. 1rby to make and burn kiln oi brick, on the yard south of town which will be used in building an addi. tion to his storehouse, now occupied by himself and partners, Messrs. Baugi and Trapp. The addition will be two. stories and extend back to the alley. The interior will be remodeled. and when complete, they will have perhaps the largest single store-room in town The building will be begun just as soon as the brick are burned and ready
The Forrest City times., 1897-07-23

The mysteries and mseries of the ''art preservative of artn is attractive to the uninitiated. Everything abont the print shop is not only interesting, but instructive. and repays the visitor. The flights of the nimbe fingers of the compositor. the ceaseiess whirl of the wheels of the presses, the hundred and one different types, the etiice tower. and even the dirt and grim. to say nothing of the ''devil.n all add to its fascinations, and are the levers that mould public opinion and move ihe world. THE TINES office is rep'ai.. II, all it's details, ana visitors are freq .-nl and welcome. Among the callers last week, none were more welcome than Misses Cliffe Nash and Annie J.niz and Miss Helen Taylor. of Little R,mk All the intrcacies of the alt were px plained and souvenirs printed on their handkerchiefs. Their visit. like hat of Miss Hattie Whitman tbis week was like the sunbeams after d ciuidy day, and all the boys were made a~ happy as the big sunhower. Gall again. and often.
The Forrest City times., 1897-07-23
lRKANSAW CHILL TONIC @ sssy
 "A ~AAA-A- A~A'A~ General Tonic take.
Try bottle. PRICE 50 CENTS.

Wallace Morgan. of Mariana, came up Wednesday with a couple of horses which he disposed of to traders. He gave an attache of TIE TIMES news of a killing which occurred in the jail there Tuesday night. particulars of which we publish ill another column.
 Suth.er-land's Eagle Eye Salve cures sore eyes, styes, and grauulated lids. | It strengthens weak eyes in both old and young. It allays all inflammation. l It gives pleasant feeling about the eyes and makes the vision clear and distinct. Sold by D. c. Webb, druggist.
 Undertaken Stevens, of St. Louis, who has recently opened an establish ment here under the supervision of | Rush Stockard, was in town Monday looking after his interests. He pur- chased the hearse and much of the other goods at the public sale Monday, by the administrator.
 If your eyes feel like sand were un- der the lashes. if they burn and your sight is indistinct. Sutherland's Eagle | Eye Salve will make them right. It l eyes and granulated lids of long stand ing. It cures when others fail. It is harmless. Druggists sell it.
 IT. w. Rumbley, of Nashville, Tenn, copyrighter of the Farmers Business | Record, which is now being sold in this county, arrived in the city Friday on business. He is well pleased with l ,l, ,I | his agents. He gave us d pleasant call and has our thauks for fav0rs.
 It is not unfrequent nowadays to hear our visiting farmer friends say. we have the finest prospect for good crop that has been krown for years. '" That's the way to talk it. and with in- tellgent labor and well-direcled en- ergy, God will bless those who give Him credit for His great blessings.
 l.. II. McGuffey. of near Madison, was a welcome visitor in town Tues day, and we had pleasant chat with him. He nor his good wife are quite well. and have. long with the rest of us, suffered greatly from the along and severe heated term. His section has been blessed recently by copions rains, and crop prospects are very good.
 Sutherland Eagle Eve Salve is fine. creamy. snoE-white oIntmen put up in ar-tight screw cap tubes, and sold for 25c by all dealers. It is known | throughout the land as the best and quickest harmless cure for any form of sore eyes or grauulaled lids, styes, etc. Scores of people claim that it has saved their eye.slght. Sold by D. c. Webb.
 Our friend. ] A. Giles. was in town 1 Saturday and gave Us d pleasant call. 1 though his report of crop conditions Tn ! his neIghb0rhood was quite elooiny in i deed. He says that surrounding him. a spot foHr miles square has had no rain for many weeks. and cotton and cnrn will not make scarcely anything. | We hope the rain Monday reached him and that the harvest may not be so small as be anticipates.
The Forrest City times., 1897-07-23

General Forrest Lodge. No. 8. K. of r., of this city. adopted a resolution at their meeting Monday night. accept ing the proposition of the Hotel Como any to lease a part of the third floor of the hotel for lodge purposes. the same to be remodeled and suitably arrana | for the convenience of the lodges which will meet there.
 lodge also made the company an oH as to what they are willing to pay. and ,this has, or will be, accepted by thr company. So, as soon as the papers are fixed up," the matter will be srttlp,, and work will be begun at once on r.. modelling the third floor. When SD arranged as is now contemplated, this Will De one of the handsomest. most conveniently arranged, best ventilated and greatly comfortable assembly rooms in the state.
The Forrest City times., 1897-07-23
Wanted,

Everyone who feels run down. tired out, full of malaria, or any blood trouble, to call and get bottle of Browns Iron Tonic. the King of all .Ionics. J. II. TETON.
The Forrest City times., 1897-07-23
The Way is plalp.

To gain your wasted strength and ener. gy Is to try one bottle of Browns Iron Tonic, which Is made with groat care ant will please anyone. I. II. Tipton.
The Forrest City times., 1897-07-23
No Cure-No Pay.

That Is the way all druggists sell GROVES TAsTELESs CHILL TONIC for Chills am Malaria. IL Is simply Iron and Quinine tn u tasteless from. Children love it. Adults pre- Ter It to bitter. nauseating Tonics. Price. 50c For sale by J. II. Dunavant & Co .}s-jn
The Forrest City times., 1897-07-23
Pills

rouse the liver, cure headache. dizziness con sLlpatlon, etc. 25 cents. Sold by all drugpists
 The oniv pills to take with Hoods Sarsaparilja.
The Forrest City times., 1897-07-23

insomina, nervousness, and, # not relieved. bilious fever or blood poisoning. Hoods
 Pills stimulate the stomach.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-13
q

Sobn Goberid Mcpberfon, feiner 3eit Der
tonange6enbe bemOtrutif4e Siibrer in Sem
Serfep unb 8unbesfenator BON 1877-1895,
lit in Saplor's 9otel in Seriep gitp geitors
BEN.
Ser @rz8unbesdbgeorbnete gapt. Spnes
g. @9iteous Sort 8apne lit in 6O1ge BON
9armberf4lingung eeftorben. @r mar
elmer Der rei4iten unb ongeIebenite ten Sc
f9Gfts1eute i'm nDrbli9en Snbiana. SIN
8iirgertriege bat er ben Stang zines GapitGns
betleibet.
S4peftet @otjuIa. bic dltete 8arm6ers
3ige S9ipeiter in ben Ser. Staten unb felt
mebr aGs so Sdbren O6erin beg ct. SoIepbs
@aiienhauies in pbilubelpbiu, 1T getorben.
Sic mar 1912 in Gmmettsburg, Mb., gebuz
rem unb befubte bafelbit Die S9tle. SIR
ipirtlt9et Same mar Ngnes Grace urb Sic
Mitglieber Der Sumilte iinb nod in Marpz
lamb anIdfig. @Gbrenb bes 8iirgerfrieges
mar Tie in ben Militdrbpipitdlern aGs &rarz
tenpflegerin t9dtig.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-13

Der @dbe Der 2anbftraBe in einem @ebiiIf
%gefunben. @r mar beftnnungslos uub bal
auA iebt feline 8efinnung mod ni8t pieber
erIangt. N1em &nf8ein mad tpurbe er Be-
raubt, ba feline suf9en Ieer paren. 9ie
BoGi3ei in Wtltpautee 1T bena9ri6tigt tuorz
ben.
Cine ienfationeIe S9ieBaffaire bat bic
@%inpobner bon We1ineton, 8, in 9ufz
regung Derfebt. S. s. Martin, bon Der
NobotatenzSirma Sloane, Martin unb Gle
Denger, feuerte ndmIi9 uuf offener @traBe
feinen 8ebolOer uuf George MeqRiaan al,
ppbei er benielben, tpie man glaubt, tUOtlidj
berpunbste. Murtin feuerte brei &uaeln al,
BON benen 5pei trafen. Martin unb DC
Milan tparen felt Monaten berTeinbet, neil
2ebterer glaubte, er perbe bon Martin, Der
gum 8eripalter zines 8erm0gensna9ldfes
ernannt tpar, bei tpel9em McMiGun's Srdu
eine Der @rbinnen mar, iiberbort6eilt. M}ars
tin flOb nu3 DDllbra9ter 8luttbat in feline
no er baIb barauf ber9aftet purbe.
Ser Surmer @barles Nnberfon tpurbe
in @alesburg, Sa., BON benz Neger @iGiam
WiIber NIT einem Meffer erfto9en. 8eibe
tparen i'm 3lftanOe f4tperer 8etruntsn6eit
in Streit geratben.
Ser yssgsr Sront GorIq erf4OB in
Cincinnati feline Srdu, BON nell
9er er feds Sabre getrennt 9ez
le6t bate, bdnn pertpunbete er feline 3u6dlz
tertn Nannie 5reD t0btli9 bur9 einen 91ez
boIberf6uB unb lieferte fi9 Der pbti3et aus.
2ebten 5reitag lit in Sma6a George
Morgan, pel6er i'm Nobem6er 1895 Sba
@asftI ermorbet batte, ge6ingt fporben.
@r bebduptete Big gum Iebten &ugenblid UNI
f6ulbig gu iein. Sein Spfer mar nun eli
Sabre aft unb mar gef4Gnbet un0 e~rbroTett
nprben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-13

men einem Dber 8peiMonaten ni9t nusssfibr:
tperben f0mrert.
@oGe Fat iebt einsn 9ur6I8nittsprei.
bon 3o.37 per pfunb errei9t fir 100 Quo
tatipnen inldnbii4er Maare bur9 Coates
8rOs. BON Pbilbelpbiu, mas cine Steisun{
BON 8 Gents felt einem Sabre bsbeutet.
9as @eI9Gft in 8dumppqenpaaren pitt
bur9 fhpa9e 8orrdtbe in Hpb6aumtpoll
ber5Dgert, aber tpeber gebrudte 3eu9e nod
anbere Maaren finb felt leBter @o9e Der:
untergegangen unb obipobI bic Subrifer
nibt ooGluuf bef4dftist itnb, 10 pirb bod .tn'
onbauernbe 3unabme i'm 8erbrau9 nit gu.
ten @riinben pertreten.
8anferottc.
Ss 3ub1 Der 8anferotte tpGbreno Der leB.
ten Mo4e tpar in ben Ser. Gtaaten PIP eegeu
296 i'm 8oriabre unb % in GAMBIA aeqer
46 i'm lebten Sabre.
SIN Dtftrittseeridt su ct. palG tpurbe Elm
9e1ub eineerei9t UNI bic grnemn1ng eines
Mahenberpalters fir Die 9erausgeber Der
ct. Baul r8oltsaeitung". Spdter tpurbe Elm
5eitpeiliges arrangement getroffen, tponad
Die 9erausgabe bes 8lattes bur9 bic 9auptz
~9Idubiger einftpeilen fortgefebt perben foll,
Der 9auptgIdu6tger 1T al6ert G9affer bon
ct. pauI, Der cine 9bpotbet bon $4,000 aui
bds 8latt bat.
9er6aus unb 8orf9uBberein bon9i6ertD
Snb., bat fetnen Bancroft angemelbet. Sc
perbeH babur6 oiele arn1e 2ette, tpelGt fell
a4t Sa9ren bort lire @rfparnife angeleai
Eatten, f9per betroffen, unb einige bapor
Derben fngar i6re 9eimitdtten oerlieren. 0el
8erein mar Dor o9t Sabren fir bic 9auel
bon feds Sabrsn 9~egriinbet tporben. Na6
4bIauf biefer 3eit tpurbe Der 8erein neu Or.
g%aniiirt. tppbsi einise Mitglisber befelben i'm
eingelestes 8apitaI obne 3inien auriid erbiel.
ten. SIM @an3en tparen $4,000 einbe3a6It
iporben. 9ieie 9an3e Summe. nebit ben fell
a9t Sabren aufgelaufenen 3infen 1T berlo,
rem, unb BEL Der Nbpide1ung tperben tei1'
5ebn pro5ent ibri9bleiben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-13
Die 0erh1nftHInne.

81. s.. DUN C So. GuBern 1i9 in i6rer
lebten 1eberftdt iber bic Sc
fddftstase fpie folgt: Sbpobf bic s3a6l Der
8unferotte Die fteinfte in irgenb einsm Quarz
tai felt 1892 tpar, unb seT9dftli9e 3abIunz
gen our9 8anten UNI $268,O50,000 gr0Ber
tparen, als ienals Subor i'm September, 70
BADEN trobbem bic SpefuIdnten, tpe19e 8ez
IprgntB pegen Cuba, ober bes gelben Sic
bers i'm Siiben ober elmer Munteipalpa6l
borgaben, INNER nod einen g%epifen Gin
FLUFF. SIS tommt ibnen babel gerabe iebt
bic Sbutia4e geIegen, buB mad dubergepObn<
lid grDBen Nntdufen fit bic @rgdn5ung BON
8orrGt6en fir cine 3eitlung Elm Hiidi9laq
in bieier Se5iehung eintreten miife, Sros>
benz lit Oas @eiddft i'm 3unebmen begriffen.
Die probu5irenbe 8raft pergrOBert ft9 ftetts.
Die 8e5abllng beiIerer 2Dbne berurIa9t cine
Before &auffruFt unb es tperben Die @runOs
lagen fir Elm erOBeres @ef9dft in Der 3us
funft geleet. Der l1mfab in leBter @o6e
1T UNI 8,8 Prosent 9rDBer uls in 1892.
@rnteberi9terftatter, pel9e in ibren Mnz
guben tpeit acknowledgement, 1tnb ieBt odrin
iibereingetommen, bic Meisenernte nuf $780,
100000 Bis 590,00O,O00 8uibeI an3ugeben,
mas ettpa 200, 900 8u1beI mebr lit, als
fir ben inldnbi56en @ebrau9 be11Gtbigt pirb,
tpoDei bie 8orrdt6e bleiben, pie lie i'm lebten
Suli tparen. Die niebrtgften felt 7 Sabren.
pa 8ert9te aus benz Iuslanbe. eine gt0z
Bere Nu9frage dn5eigen, unO bic Nusfubren
felt benz 1. Suli naRe5u 10 fart getpeIen fino,
pie in ben beiten friiberen Sabren, nit g.
985,384 8uIbels bpn Mtlantii9en 0dfen,
MebI eingei 6lo1en, pdbrenb Der Iebten Woz
9e gegen 3,240,571 i'm lebten Sabre, 10 lit
Die 9reisiteigerung um Il Gents tpdbrenb
Der Wo9e nibt o6ne @runb. @eitIt9e gu
fubren Iinb anbauernb grDBer olsTeBtes Sa6r.
ndmIt9 8,O01,221 8uibel eegen 7,243,969
fir bic l:bte Mo9e.
8ei tpenieer siinfttgen @rnteberi9ten 1ino
Die Nusfu6ren BON @eli9torn Elm tpeniq
gr0Ber getpeien nit tteinem 11nterI9ieo i'm
Preiie. 8aumlpo1e tit unberGnbert i'm
Pretfe Bel erpBer Nu9fruge fir ben 8erz
brdllch, pbpobl groBe @rntedbl4dsur9en an
19einenb ni1t beitrittet tperben.
gtne 9roBe 3unabme in Der probuftion
bon Gobeifen unb iturten 8ertdufen bon
@orrdt9en, bic uuf Equalization 5uriidbebalz
ten tparen, 6aben Elm Sa[en bon Is Gents gu
1850 fir 8eiemer in 9ittsburg berurIn6t,
o6DObl @rep Gorge baielbit Inn 25 Gents se=
ftiegen 1T, unb &o6eiien in Chicago unb Den
OitIi4en Mdrtten fart 1T. Subri3itte proz
butte jebO9 tperoen Itdrfer, NIT elmer gtabz
fru9e, pel4e bic 2eitun9sfd6igteit bieIer
8abriten iiberiteigt, 10 ooB Die @era0gerung
in Der Qblieferuns in glatten uno 8eiB=
6le9burrsn l1ngele9enbeiten bereitet unb in
man9en anberea 3tpei9en 8efte1ungen BIN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-13

0eutI6lanb in 8etra9t fommt, oenn iebe
gautiDn bat Elm unbeftrittenes Re4t, nd4 ibz
rem @utbinten eingrequatur 81 p%eripsigern.
G~rnennuneen.
Ser grGfibent bat leBte 8o4e folgenbe
grnennungen b~Drgenommen:
Mugu 6. Sepfert bon Pennz
fD(banien, gonIuG in Strdtforb, Snt.
Rufus Sfemiug bDn Sbio, GOmful
in edinburgh, GdottIanb.
9amue1 u. McNtGiHer bon De-
%Gatpare, GDnful in 8%arbuboes, 8eiinbien,
%. %. 4f6bp BON Nprfolf. 3d. Gons
jul in Colon.
Gbparb Hne bon 9anpiae, SG.,
goniul in 9antau, China.
2auriB g. Spemo bon Wfinnez
fota, auBerorbentli9er @efdnoter unb be-
bournd9tigter Minifter in Odnemart.
Gbparb8eoGoe pon Pennfplbaniea,
gonfuI in Canton, @9ina.
@tGItam 6. Mpsrs UNI 9arrt
8. Saptor, erte 6ilfsmaf4inifen i'm
3o1tutterbien fife.
@eorge 8. 8rtbgemon bon Seem
gott, ouBeror6entlider geIaEatet nnh BE-
borlmd9tigter Mtniffer in 8ulibiu.
@mbrofe %. 9au1tn, Steuereinz
ne9nner fir ben 6. 8e3trt bon SnOiana.
OaDtb SO. 9enrp, @teuereinnehmer
fir ben 7. 8eairt oor Snbiund.
8. 81. Mc@tefp bon 8Apenir, ORIG.
gum 3eqtfrur bes 2anbnmtes in Salt 2aft
@itp, Utah.
3reb. 9. @priegs bon Stem gorl
gum sSSnbiarerz asenten in Der 9ebabazNgen
tur in Hebabd.
@bnarb 9nIbberg BON Wi4ita
&as., gum SnbtdnerzAgenten tn Der @ita.
pafpzNgertur i'm Snbianergebiet.
Sberlieutenunt @eorge 8. Nnberf i'm BON
4. Acknowledgement lit gum Militdrattd9e
Der @efdnbtf4aft in ct. petersburg ernanni
tporben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-13
MOAen(Mau.
Gbicugo, Ii. DIT. 1897.
Jnldn ..
A1tH Orr 8rnneHbn1tptltnnt
Dos Oberbunoesderibt.

Ser Sttpbertermin bes Sberbunbesgeri9ts
no6m Mpntag Mittag feiren anfang. Sbsr=
rt9ter Suffer unb Die ii6rigem Rt4ttr bes
acknowledgements batteR lire size ein5es
nommmen.
@uBer Der 3uGaTung BON Qnpaltsn gun
&e9tspraris purbeu feline 9ef4Gfte ber.
ri4tet.
Sas @eri9t Dertdgte fi9 buruuf 6iS0ienss
tag, UNI uIsbann, eiuem alien grau9e gez
mas, in corpore Dem Brdf6entsn ietnt
Qufpartung gu MAIDEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-13

tpirb, befanbsn ft9 Sleif9puuren i'm &du9.
baule unb in ben 8%iiblrdumen. Screen MertE
$4,000 betrlg.
Oas @inbfon 9oteG, bag ~bebeutenbfte So
tel in Srenh Sid, Sn6., tit Montag nieberz
%gebrunnt. Ser @erlut betrdgt 9egen $40,z
900.
Sn gar Claire. @is, gerietb 6reitde bic
Bride an Mabifon StraBe, bic gr0Bts in ter
Stabt, bur4 5unfen aus Der Sdgemii6te BON
9eG's Qumber Company in 8rarub ltnb binz
men 20 Minuten trteben bret g0gen Der
Bride li9terlob brennenb ben 5GuB 6tnuns
ter. Ser S9aben betrdgt $4,000.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-13
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Ser republifanii9e Stoatsconbent BON
gir9inien tagte am 9ientus in 2bn1burg.
Capt. g. 8. Necgnua unb Capt. Worren
g. 2urtp tpurben fir bds @ouDernenr5ami
bprgef6logen. McGaua tpurbe nit SOP gez
gen 486 Stimmen, bic auf 2urtD fielen,
nominirt.
gpl. .. 9. &pler pirbe ais 8icezGouz
perneurscanOi6ut dufgefteut rao SanneS
2pons fir bas 4mt bes entertainments.
New porfer poIitif.
9enrp @eorge bat 9ienitag Qbenb in gooz
per Union Die domination fir Manpt BON
8roBzgaep 0orf nngenpmmen. Sn beri elber
6aQe uno nor bielen berIelben 2eute 6att'
er bor elf Subren Die domination angenpm=
men. Sn 1886 erbielt er $1,000 @timmen
ueMer Snnoesfenator.
@ouberneur Mc2aurin bon W1iIiffippi
bat ben erpdblten Senator 6ernanbo b.
Soto WDneb gum 8unbesfenutpr ernannt
un Die bur9 ben Sob beg Senators S. 3
9eorge, befen germin in 1899 obgelduFer
tpdre, enttanbene 8atan5 ous3ufuGen Wei
Senator @eorge bor feinem Sobe .ertldr.
bate, baB er fem Ganbibat me6r fir bas
4r1t fem tperbe, mar cine @a6l fir ben regu;
Idren Sermin notbpenbig getporben unb BIZ
9eiebgebung ertpdblte mad elmer langen Sc;
19Gftsiperre .!5errn MoneD fir ben in 1895
beginnenben reguldren Sermin.