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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-16

tariff bill by vote of 3S to rs, and the
measure was sent to a conference of
the two houses.
The French chamber of deputies has
voted the sum of 100000 francs for the
relief of the victims of the floods in
France. Guadaloupe and Algeria.
The condition of Edward L. Baker
United States consul to Buenos Ayres,
is hopeless. Mr.. Baker was injured in
a railroad collision near Buenos Ayres
about two weeks ago.
, The Spanish queen regent has par
doned los Cubans who have been de-
ported to the Spanish penal settlements
at Ceuta, Fernando Pc and the Chat
farine islands. The men pardoned will
be permitted to return to Cuba.
Fire caught in the hard coal portion
of the west end dock of the Youghio-
gheny, New YoSk and Lehigh Coal
company at West Superior, Wis, and
the structure. with 5000 tons of coal,
was destroyed. Loss about $4,000; in
sured.
Thursday, July 8.
Professor Weston, the aeronaut and
his helper H. Tapascott, who We're
thrown from their balloon at Eureka,
Cal, have died from their injuries.
The British steamer Floridian, Cap
tain Bullock. from Galveston for Liv-
erpool, passed Brow Head having in
tow the Cunard line steamer Cepha-
lonia, from Boston, with her propeller
damaged.
John Reynolds. for 80 years publish
er of The odd Fellows Talisman and
one of the best known Odd Fellows in
the United States. is dead at his home
in Indianapolis. Mr.. Reynolds was 20
years of age.
An interurban electric car bound for
Saginaw from Bay City. Mich, crashed
through the open draw of a high iron
bridge, and seven passengers were
carried down into the river. woman
and three children were drowned.
In order to carry on the fight for
life the parents of Theodore Durrant
of San Francisco will place his photos
on sale. The photos will show Dur
rant in the prison garb taking his daily
exercise within the walls of San Quen-
tin.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-16
A Timely Rainfall.

Lincoln, Neb., July 13-The corn crop
as a whole is safe. Reports have been
received at the office of the Chicago
Burlington and Quincy railroad from
all points in the territory adjacent to
the company's lines in Nebraska, Iowa
and Missouri show a general rainfall
since Saturday sufficient to practically
insure the success of the crop. AL
though some anxiety was felt on ac-
count of the very high temperature. no
damage from hot winds has occurred.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-16
Or. TINKER ARRESTED.
Held Under Heavy Bail For alternating a
Wife's Affections.

New York, July 13.-Dr. Charles A.
Tinker was arrested and gave bail in
the sum of S101, ,3OS the bond being fur
nished by the City Trust and Safe De-
posit company of Philadelphia.
The doctor was arrested on judg-
ment obtained against him for S5O,653
by Frederick c. Colwell a broker, for
alternating the affections of Mrs. Col
well.
More than year ago Colwell obtain
ed a divorce, which was set aside on
appeal. Colwell then sued Tinker for
$4,000 for alternating the affections OF
Mrs. Colwell, and jury gave YER
dict for the full amount, with costs.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-16
Coal Train wrecked.

New Straitsville. o., July 13.-Eight
cars of coal standing on the siding at
mine No 3 were let loose by unknown
persons and ran half a mile down
grade through switch. making a com
plete wreck The Columbus and Hook
ing Coal and Iron company, which
owns the mine offers a reward of $1,000
for the arrest of the guilty parties. This
was the first overt act of violence in
connection with the great coal strike.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-16
IRIFF CONFERENCE.
L-ssentatives of Both Houses
Have Another Meeting.
.lU And WOOL THE MAIN TOPICS.
osI Agreement Has Not Yet Been
..cbed Upon Either Article Com
iomises May BE Agreed to In
order to Settle the Questions.

Maah
iomises May BE Agreed to In
order to Settle the Questions.
kshington, July 14.-The representa-
of the two houses of congress have
Hqnother extended conference on the
bill There were occasional con-
stions with other senators or men,
5f the house upon points at issue.
these were brief, so that compara-
In little information as to the prog
made found its way to outsiders.
Is known that almost the entire
was devoted to the sugar and wool
iules, and the best information OBJ
able is that a final agreement was
reached upon either.
nator Platt of New York, who has
absent most of the time since the
vent into conference, returned and
in close conference much of the
with Senator Quay.
one time the senate and house con-
IS separated, the house men repair
TO the ways and means committees
nj 1t was generally believed that
action on the part of the house men
for the purpose of deciding upon a
Of policy on sugar, but they de-
led to give out any information.
#ontrary to published reports, 1t is
itively asserted that the sugar
sdule has not been agreed upon, and,
hct. that all the big questions before
conference, which have seemingly
d settled, are only tentatively agreed
one side or the other insisting that
shall be held open. Nothing will
finally closed so far as the matters
Importance are concerned until all
he been decided upon and the confer
are ready to come to a complete
Eeement.
h is believed that the wool schedule,
|ich has occupied the attention of the
hferees more or less, can now be set
whenever other matters have
bched a stage for final adjustment.
The senate conferees are ready to
mpromise the differences on first and
cOnd class woods by making them
th dutiable at II cents, and compro-
se on third class woods has been sug-
sted by house members of the confer
ce, concerning which they express the
pc that it will be satisfactory to both
. woolgrowers and the carpet man
acturers, but this is not assured.
This compromise proposition looks to
ing a rate of cents a pound on all
ol of value less than 10 cents a
lnd, of cents on wool valued at
IRE than 10 cents and less than 19
It's pound and of cents on that
ove 13 cents a pound in value.
his proposition was submitted to the
in the senate of both
woolgrowers and the carpet manu-
turers, and both sides took the mat
under advisement. Senator Pen
e, representing the carpet men. tele-
lphed for some of them to come to
lshington for conference. The at
npt of some of the house conferees
secure an increased rate on skirted
MS has failed. The question of jute,
Z bagging, burlaps, cotton bagging
cotton ties, which the senate placed
the free list, is causing much trDu-
The house conferees insist that
Sc items shall go back on the dutia-
list, and the senate conferees plead
t if they are put back delay must
the result in the senate.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-16

Eagle Lake. Ind, July 1S.-A sail
boat. carrying five young people, was
capsized last evening in the middle OF
Eagle lake. Two of the occupants OF
the boat were drowned The others
were rescued after severe struggle
The dead are: Georgia Coulter. daughter
of Professor Coulter of the University o.
Chicago; Bertha Yarnell, daughter o
Edward F. Yarnell of Fort Wayne.l
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-16
Damage by Flood.

Cloouet, Mimi. July 14.-The river SIT
uation is very grave. Bridges ABOVE ano
below town are out. The Duluth anu
Western tracks are three rect unoer
water, and Grand Rapids is cut OH
from all communication. Nearly lOO'-
600, 900 feet Of logs are in the boom
above Cloquet. and if they go, as is
feared, they will take out five large
sawmius and all the buildings on Dun
sopc island
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-16

Providence, July 14.-Spike Murphy,
who is serving a life sentence in the
state prison for murder, has been de-
tected in another effort to hatch plot
to escape. Murphy's plan was doubt
less the same as those which he has
contrived before, to overpower the
guard, secure his weapons and fight his
way out of Jail. The plan was nipped
in the bud, but the officials say that
this is the line on which his former at
tempts have run. Murphy is now at
work with a so pound ball attached to
his leg. He has made about 20 attempts
to break Jail since coming to the prison.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-16
,n,nrsd bv = Railing Tank.

Buffalo, July 14.-A water tank on top
IF the five-story tannery of Schoelkopf
& Co. crashed through the roof and
finally collapsed at the second floor,
where it struck a beam. Five men,
Frank Dobresu, his son John, Gustavus
Flears, John Richter and Frank Fisher
we're injured, but none of them fatally.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-16
Verdict of DRUNKENNESS Not sustained.

Boston, July 14.-Special Treasury
agent Convers j. Smith. who recently
investigated charges of drunkenness
against Colonel A. A Rivers, deputy
surveyor of the port, has reported to
washington that the charges were not
sustained. An additional charge to the
erect that Colonel Rivers had been
guilty of favoritism in the assignment
Vi the men of his force to duty, was
supstantiated, and the evidence has
oeen forwarded to Washington.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-16
Tried to Jump From the Eifrsl Tower.

Paris, July 14.-A man giving his
name as Richard Cartwright and his
address as 2136 Walnut street, Phila-
tdelphia, attempted to commit suicide
oy jumping from the second story of
lhe Eiffel tower. He was prevented
from carrying out his intention by tow
er ofiicials, who seized him as he was
clmbing over the handrail surrounding
.he tower. Cartwright was released by
the officials upon declaring that he had
,ost his head owing to the excessive
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-16
Heavy windstorm In massachusetts,.

Brockton, Mass, July 14-A wind
storm of almost the proportions of
cyeione has visited Brockton. and con-
SIDERABLE damage to windows and trees
,esuited. The two plate glass windows
~ ~ 'front.' Of The Times Office were blown
IA IA with crash, and Solomon Boyd of
ms city, who was passing, was badly
cut on the face.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-16
Kentucky Race Course Sold.

Lexington, KY. July 13.-The Ken
lucky association course, the oldest race
track in the country, has been sold at
court sale to Charles Green. agent for
ST. Louis bondholders for $2S,S25. The
property was assessed ten years ago at
500, 900. The Kentucky association will
try to have the sale set aside.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-16
Increased Its Capital stock.

Albany, July 14.-The John P. Hol-
land Torpedo Boat company of New
York city has certified to the secreta-
ry of state of an increase in its capital
stock from 100000 to 100000. and also
of an increase in the number Of its
directors from five to seven.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-16
Shot His Friend Accidentally.

Trenton. July 13.-william Schindle
of this city was shot in the breast by
Charles F. Mink of Philadelphia and is
not expected to live. The men were in
a boat cunning. when Mink who was
handling his gun, touched the trigger,
and the charge exploded. Schindle was
taken to st. Francis hospital, and Mink
was placed in custody. Both men say
the shooting was accidental.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-16
To Take Peary Expedition on Board.

st. Johns. N. F.. July 1S.-The steam
whaler Hope, Captain John Bartlett.
sailed hence at midnight Saturday night
for Boston, where she will take on board
the Peary polar expedition.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-16

Additional trains leave Frederick for Bruce
vile 7.50, $50 q. m. and 500 D. m. week days,
1910 q. m. and g. % D. m.
Trains leave Hanover for Gettysburg at g.lD
A. M, 280 and 6. ~ p. NJ. week days; eturn-
Ing, arrive at Hanover from Gettysburg 9.20A.
M. and 4.S0 p. NJ, week days.
TRAINS LEAVE YORK FOR THE NORTH.
Pacific and Northern Express, daily l52 a. m.
News Express, daily B54 a. M
Chicago Express and Fast Line, daily 152 o. "a,
Chicago and st. Louis Express, daily 6.27 D. m,
Western and Southwestern Elk p.daily 10 80 q. nd.
For time tables and further Information np-
ply to ticket agent at the station.
]. B. HUTCHINSON,
General Manager.
]. r. WOOD.
General PassenNe b Agent
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-16

WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
Taking effect Sunday, November 9Th, 1893
Leave Hillen Station as follows
DAILY
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-13
Smr@tbar fre6er mablbetrme.

On 6re9beit iiberbietet Der i'm finfaebnten
8e5irf Der II. Mdrb Bel Der lebten Wabl
be9an9ene 8etrug 70 atemli9 Nues, mas in
oiefer 9inii9t in bieier Stabt s%eleiitet tpor=
ben lit. Dem einen ganbibaten 81, BEN
dnoeren 80 Stimmen au iteblen, unb Dem
britten ni9t MIR biefe 113 geitoblenen auou=
aGblen, Ionbern au9 nod 81 Stimmen mebr
sut5ui9reiben, bic ~iiberbaupt niht ~ubgegeber
tparen, bas bietet 70 siemli9 ales 0agelpe=
fene, I'm 70 mebr, ais bas babur9 gef9af=
fene MiBberbdltniB 8ipif4en Der Stimmen=
abgabe fir bic einaelnen ganbibaten in biez
fem 8eairt 10 9~reifbar mar, baB es in Ser
binbung NIT Der lansen 3eit, bic bis our 4b=
lieferung bes Stimmtaftens beritrt@, bag
MiBtrauen berausfOrbern m II tie.
@as nirb II nit biefen 8etriigern gez
f9eben2 Wer unb mo 1T 4bolp6 Sriefe, Der
republitanii6e Wablri9ter? SIM MbreBbuf
1T iein Rame ni9t gu finben. Griitirt Ell
i%iberbaupt2 Sat er unter fal19em Namen
f%ungirt2 Wer unb mo 1T Sobn S. canadian?
Mu9 fem Name iteht ni9t i'm 4breBbu9.
Nur Der bes britten @ahGri9tsrs patrid
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-13
9aS @unoer 0eS Retailers. GpieIt Il

Gerris finbet ii9 barin. st 1T elm go. Is
Morgan ctr. p%obnbufter SagelO6ner. Wr
1T Der Glerf Sobn McMuGen unb ND Der
Glerf ". S. purpis? 8on ben Sobn Sec
MuGens i'm &breB6u9 tpobnt feiner in Der
II. Marb unb uu9 fem ". S. ober ir9ent
Elm dnberer Yurpis.
Wie fommt bas? $50 1T bic WablbebOrbt
oetpe1en? @ie 6dt tie bic 8orf9rift erfiGt
oaB bic @ablri9ter unb Glerts aus i'm 8e=
airf anfdfigen, b%etannten nnb gut %berufener
8iirgern beitebtn fo1en?
Mer fat ben 8etrug angetiftet9 Ndtir=
li6 Mlberman &ebere. @r nirb audi mob
Iagen tDnnen. tpo bic Wu6lri4ter unb @lerfs
gu finben finb.
Die nelle @ranb SSurp folte es cine ibrer
erften 6anblungen fetn laffen, nebsn ben be-
reits un~getldgten Mublri9tern unb @lerfS
bic @a~6Gbeb0rbe unb ben Qlberman &e0ere
in Mntlageauitanb gu Derieben, bic erite
tpe9en 9rDber 8fli9tbernu9lGhi9ung, fpenn
ni9t piHentli9er 8eibi1fe gum 8etruge, ben
Mlbtrman pegen Nnitiftung gum 8etruge.
@ablfGlT9ung unb Meineib. l1nb Stats
antpalt 0eneen lollte, fobdlb Der iebt ia ietz
mem gnbe entsegengebenbe QuetgertzProceB
poriiber, bic gdn5e 8anbs DOr ben Criminal
ri8tsr bringsn unb fe 70 f4nsG als mDgli4
in's @efGngniB unb mad SOliet Ienben. SIS
geniigt ni9t, baB bic 8ablri4ter uno 8ablz
clerfs olein beitraft tperben. Nu9 Die
Wab1bebDrbe muB Die @9Grfe bes 9eiebes
~treffen, tpel9e bur9 ibre Nn~telungen benz
8etruae Sbor unb Sbiir geOffnet bat, fopie
Sen, pel9er BON Dem 8etrugs'Nuben ses
aoqen. @pnIt tpirb es ME anbers.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-13
warum 1T fie Die BefteP

Warum 1T bic ct. Bernard &rdrter 9iGe
bic bette auer Bilen? 98eil tie aus r~ei1e.t
betlfrdfti9en &rGltteru u1b Mur3eln bereitet
lDirb. @s lauert feir tidtl9es @ift ME
Gaed Iilber inter ber p~erlodenben i3uder.
bite, ipie BEL beu meiiten omerifanil6ei
Yateutpilet. sic lit 70 superldlii9 nllb
rein, pie bic ct. 8ernarbs= 8riiber ielbit es
iinb, bic lie eriuuben baben. Bei Masenz
NIB Qeberleiben, @eritopfun9, lopie Bel allen
Storun9en Der llnterleibs=S r9aue lit bic ct.
Bernard. &rGlterzpile eiu 9etpalti9es, bod
milbe wirtenbes 6eilmittel. Sn apotbefel
81 hdben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-13
an nnlere 2eler.

Wir ber0fFentli9en in Der beutigen Num>
mer unb 3tpdr. in Der eriten Spalte Der eriten
@eite cine 2tfte UNI erer g I'd m / IN unO en-
pfeblen bieTeL6e Der 6eionberen 4ufmtrtiumz
felt unierer 2eIer.
OteIe 2ifte lit ii6eraus rei9bultig uno 10
forgfam dusgetpdblt, OaB lie gepiB ieben1
@unIde unb 8eI9made 9fe9nung trdgt,
unb mir bpffen bdber audi, boB Die Gbonz
renten BON I'M erem Iiberdlen Nnerbieten ben
ausgie6igten @ebruu4 MAIDEN peroen.
0as 8o9enbGatt Der rS1inoi5
Stauts5eitung" nit Ieiner 2unbnirt9
f9dftIi9en 8%eiGoge, feinsr iorgz
fGltig 5uIammengsIte1te SO o Of n d a II
iiber dGe pi9tigen 8orfG1e bes Srz unb
Nusla1t5es, unb ieinen griinbli9en unO unz
parteiif9en 8efpre8ungen uler poli=
tif4en urb I~octulen @reigni1e, bilbet cine 10
ret96altige Quele Der S%nformatton, Der BE-
lebrung unb ltnter6altung, bdB es ii9 in
alien Stduten Der Union 5ablrei9e 2eIer unb
marine Srsunbe ertporben bat.
Der niebrige Mpmements6etrag unb Die
bel 8oraus6e5ablung 9elieferten Iez
fensz ober ~fe6ensnertben Breife fpqten ni4t
berfe6len, benz 8latte cine grpBe Nn5a6l
neuer 2efer 5u5ufibrer.
Die Hebuttion Der SG. @toats3tg.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-13
Tret uerianOt at Mduuer.
Gin Wtanr iii Mi9tgam entOeft ein be.
mcrfen5wertbes Seilmittel fir
8erluit DDn Strait.
Eroben tueroen feel at ale b~trianbt, bic 6arrri
idreiben.

Carl 3. BaIfer bon &olumasOO, Ttd., sat mao
eiucm jabrclon0eu Sample 9e9el Die iecliiben uno fora
perliden Qeioen bon performer Wtdnnbarteit Oas rlbs
tige Mittel oeiuuoen. iOel1es rss 2cioen beilt. >.
Gr betua6rt bas @ebeinnib t%pr9fdltt0; o6er er III
militia. cine 0rpbe Der Wtoi3in alien Mdnutrn gu lens
ben, bic an iyosno elmer yorm osi9lf9tliSsr S@'Od d.
ppr3ettisen @trluit bts GeOddtnifes lino Der Strait
iGnadem 9liidcn, aranlpfaoerbrn6 unO Nussebruns
Eos &eilm;ttel bat cine beionoers anQcuesule g8irtuns
BON Mdr,ns unb i6eint uaunittelbar sn %inirten. inoem
es Gle perlonote &rait uno cine Gntioid lung 9iebt, tis
fe mr. acuYni9t ipiro. Sds Wtittel betlte Wr. &9alter
uoafdnOi0 pOn az Den llsbs!n uno gsiOen, BIG non
Santrlonea b%:rtibren. unO iOg in ieOem Sale abiolnt
5uperldiii9 fem.
Tempie, 0alauta,op, Mi6., Bel Der Sit %ongcbtn, Oat
Sic cine 9robe iein.s 9eilmittels fir Mdincr min.
id,en. tpirb iofort etfiQt, unD feline Ntr0utung ;rQeuS
tupel6yer Nrt ipirO pOn ibm ~oeforOert iuerOen. Gr bal
Elm orobes SnttreFe Doran, bab pie &unoe BON Dielenl
set nit sergialt bic grObs iser o%trIisos!t in einsm
Gur6t pr llubequemli@fsit oosr sefanntiDerOen ~
baben brdubt.
asier Duben sebeten. Obne gersua ~ i@reiben.
9feb1Smi. IA. 70. tS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-13

-Mt13< Il tie u9ung. Sn Der
Iebten Sibung Der 9eiunb6eitsbeb0rbe Der
@tubt P6i1abeIpbtu tpurbe Elm BON
me6reren @er3ten unter3ei9netes @9reiben
b~erlefen, porin geidgt tpirb, baB bic Mlil9=
berforgung Der @tubt ftrengsr iibertpddt
iperben fp1te, uIs bies bisber Der San mar.
RamentIi4 bic p1dbe, ND Mil9 in fEeincn
Wengen ~berfauft tpirb, fputen unter ftrengfte
gontrO1e gefteGt tperben. @efGlf9te Mil9,
10 f9dbli9 bieielbe aud lei, berge feline 10
sroBe @efabr fir bas gubGitum in fi9, pie
Die Mil4, Die in f4mubi9en, ungefunben
p1dbelr gum @ertaufe gelange. Sol9e un=
gefunbeE 8erbdItnife beitdnben aumeiit in
f~leineren 2dben, namentli9 Spe3ereiGdben.
9us S9reiben pur0e Dem SanitGtszgoz
mite iber9e6en unb uuf beien @mpfeblung
purbe Der 8ef3GuB gefaBt, Die in Der @tabt
b%srtaufte Mil4 ipitsmotii4 unteriu4en gu
lafen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-13

Der Raubmoro wuroe am Sounta9 1loroen
nm 4 1br Dor oem Bans 10. 577 mens
Str. beeaueen. = Srnnniteiu befauo
fb auf Dem Neg nadsoem 6eb6uoe DER
uJuinois Staats5eitune". - CT Fam
DER 2uforoerune, fein 6eIo heraus5u=
eeben, nibt nab, fonoern febte fib CUR
mehre. - Giuer DER KerIe iaete ihm
bann cine KueeI in oen unterIeib, fooa6
er 3ufanmeubrab.-Na6 ole Moro=
eeIeleu ole Gafheu ihres Opfers ee=
leert, ma6ten fe iid3 aus Dem Staub.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-13

s2a9 bsIonbsrs1 1ebereintunft Eat bic
German Qmerican pu6Iiibins 60. IN Sos
NngeIss, GaGif., uniere gertretung fiir ges
nonnte Gtabt unb Siib<G alifornisn ii6ers
nommen unb finb beren @ertreter bersGtiat,
Nbonnementsgelber su fn1eftiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-13
@ouprrneur O,TrrraIr pt

- @ouberneur O'5rrraII bon
8ir9inien bat $500 8%eGobnung fir Die @rs
g~reifung irgenb elmer Der 5e6n gerfonen aus
gefest, pel3e tiir3Ii6 in gatrid, 3d., Den
Der @rmorbung zines iungen MGb6ens an
9eflugten 6enrp WuGs aus Der 3eGe bolten
unb furaer 9anb a%uffniipftsn. Ser @ou=
perneur 1T entT@lofen, bic 2bn9mDrber
tpenn ir9enb mDgli3, Dsr Suitia gu iiberlies
fern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-13
ltnfere GorreIppnbenten unb Qaenten

befu9en bic folgenben Staaten:
5err Baul 6riebel Die Stduttn Soma,
Minnei ota, fotpie Norbz unb 9iib<O atOtu.
9err SreD S9erf ben Stat W~isconiin
unb bus n0rbItGe SGinois.
9err 9enrb S9aal ben Stuut Rebrosta.
9err Nbolf Werner ben St1at SQinpi3.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-13
8rm0
WtrO fnrirt Dbne G6neraeu,
Ocer &erna6ldiitgen Oes 0eI@Gfts.

Sc iptro oeioot, bub 50 Bro3ent Der Ginipobntr
ttcies oroben 2dnoes an 8ru6 leioen. 3oblrei3
iinb bic @tittel rnS glrpenbuuoen fir ibre @rlei6=
terun9 nnb @eiluna. Sie SmproOeO Gtaftic Grub
Co., bon NeiD 9ort, Oeri3ufft Sud bag t~pirtiantfe
Brrbbano fir Grletfterur9 rnb oeilrne, feline
I6aotoenoen &efultnte unb q%udGenOe 8eldfiguneen
ptobu3irenO tuie onOere Sru9bdnOer, uno es
fGt's Gctraeem tueroen nit &eiGti8feit Sas
t:tto stadt, babel ctne TeoifaEe Mmo peruta=
tcmte &cilmms betpirfeno. Gteieniaen, BITE itd
bierfiir intcreifren, iO1ten boripre6en ober on uus
i6retben fir cinen @utoloe. S6reibt an bic
Improved Elastic Truss Co.,
822 @%rOaopab, Sep Oorf.
0enti0eg @eiddft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-13
muroe oefuno uno oIddIib.

Sruuen iinb oft Sabre lang Geibenh o6ne
9eiIung gu fu6en, tpenngGei9 9iilfe nabe'it.
Mfr. @rnit &i4ter, 8udbolts, Seras, 9iebt
ben Sruuen Nmerttu's foIgenben guten 8atb:
n9ebruu4t Sorni's 4lpentrduter : 8lutbez
Ieber! Maine 18id6rige So9ter mar Eange
leibenb. Sic mugerte Idredli9 a6 unb purbe
10 f4pa4, baB ie bqs 8ett ni4t oerlaIen
fonnte. Mir 3ogen Die beften Qerate gu
Rut6e. Der cine I9Gug biefes, elm anberer
jenes bbr, obne DUB bas Mdb9en better
purbe. DIS mir f4On Die 9offnung aufz
guben, las i4 BON Sorni's NlpentrGuterz
8lut6eIeber unb bef4loB, einen @erfu9 haz
nit gu MAIDEN. Sd IieB cine pro6efiite tom=
men. @4On mad Der erten 5Gui9e ipurbe
iie mertGi4 better utb nun lit file, Soft lei
bunt, geiunb unb gIiidGi9." : Ni9t in Npo<
tbeten, iOnbern nur bon fpe3ieIen 2otalz
Qgpnten gu BADEN. I'm nGbere Qustunft
f4reibt an Or. Peter 5ubrnep, @bicago, SG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-13
Sin oane6arer gattent.'

Der feline ppTff6ncfee Sciluns BON ftOtuerem9 eioe1
elmer III silein . offprbud an9e9ebenen Mraenei Der.
oanft, IGBt our@ nns bailelbe fpitcnfrci al ieine
ffe6ung uno 6eiLun9 BON &rantbeiten eiebt bieies
6ursieli1e g8ert genanet MufibluB, aud entbdlt
es IRe5epte, bic in ieber Ipptbete aema9t werDet
f6uuen. Mooreiire: Private Clinic & Dis
pensary, 20 West 18th St., New York, N. 7.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-13
Irci FIR
WDelt1n0ttSm1mS
&r0nfe!

Cir meine Wtitmeniden, pet@e an &bcun,atisntus
leioen, babe i'd elm etnfudeg Mittet uel3es i'd einem
Seben nit ebrlidem @etpiIen e~mpfeblen. fam. -Stties
Mittel beilte emit mid uaO ieitbet 9ouienoe bon 4n'
bern; ,tIrsli6 einen Mtann, ipeldcri41 Sabre nit gben'
matigmus bebaftet mar, -unO ptr IS 3u- %prObiren
iuiiniSt, benz ienoe I'D Gin 9rpbe=9adet frei. Nan
~ooreifrt: Subn M. gmttb, 6ummetfislSs@burd
B~uilbine. Mtltpautts. Iris. 3Onli Is ND
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-13
..salpator1. r,1o ..sairtf6M.

Settle 0talsbtere, Jebramt o Ser
Gonr. Setpp 8retu8. Co., fttt0 bters
nit beitctts e~ttpfobIen. sSn TIaf6en
atttO G6Tertt sH baben. telephone
go. $50. 8ofIIin9 Septut. go. 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-13

Stola 1T Die Seele bes Settles, 9sn1utb
bic &raft Der Seele.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-13
2lus Ger DonncrRae. . erbanoluno.

Oie Sabel BON benz @uftuu9en Der Srau
2uetgert in &enofbu nurbe am Opnneritaa
BON ben 8ertretern bes Staates gang orient
li9 3~eraaut. Cine groBe Nnaa6l gea9teter
5armer aus Der l1mgegenb BON &enoi6a, bon
oenen eini9e fogar Srau 2uetgert perfDnli9
gefunnt baben, erfldrten, bic mbiteriDIe 5rau
ebenfa4s geleben gu baben. unb ~lieferten cine