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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-09-18
personal ment,on:

NJ. r. Gillis represented South Omaha
in this place on Sunday.
AL. Hood, Of Lincoln, had rooms sl
the Klcemann over Sunday.
J. II. Jackson was Saturday arrival
in this place from Rapid City.
Clair d. Boyden and family spent Sur
day with friends at Hermosa.
Frank Thullsn, Of Fremont, Neb.. had
business in the city Thursday.
Robert Ralston, of Keystone, was an
arrival in the city Wednesday.
b. Ii. Joy, was registered at the Klce-
mann on Thursday from Chicago.
]. ii. Swartz, Of Omaha. was among
the Sunday guests at.ths.Kleemann.
John Westphaling was among the
arrivals on Wednesday from Omaha.
II. w. N&twick. of Sioux Falls, was
an over Sunday guest at the Kleemann.
Fl. E. Sawyer was a business caller in
,.i-;- s-.--~ -.--sl-4---a-y-s.----,- -soo~ Otsy
j. N. Williams and wife, of Baltimore,
Nd, were arrivals in the city on Thurs
day.
J. G. Spencer aud George Burroughs
came in from the L. A. X. ranch Wed
nesday.
Thos. Reinbold, the Omaha mining
man, had rooms at the Kleemann on
Saturday.
". III. Walters was among the tran
sient visitors in the city on Tuesday
from Chicago.
II. A. Healey was q Chicago trade
rustler doing business in the city on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs d. Carrigan left on the
Saturday evening train for a brief visit
at Hot Springs.
G. L. Shumway, The Burlington, Iowa,
-four man, was soliciting trade in this
place on Saturday.
8. {. Hsdger, Of Aberdeen, was in the
city Wednesday on one Of his periodical
visits to the Hills.
w. G. Porter went to Deadwood Tues.
day morning to attend U. 8. court now
in session at that place.
M. L. Birney, Grand Island com.
mercisl itinerant, was among the Sat.
urday arrivals in the city.
G. r. and Charles II. Miller, Of Oma.
ha, were among the numerous guests
who Sundayed at tho Klsemann.
Morse Griffis came in from his ranch
nine miles west of this place, Wed.
nesday, accompanied by his wife.
]. w. Smith representing q Chicago
Gents Furnishing establishment, wal
interviewing our merchants Tuesday.
Rev. +. 4 Noble went TO Hermosa
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-04-15
Gay-or's Majority 1000.
Vote for Vote for

The official canvass gives the following
vote on county Judge:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-04-15
HOW TO FIND OUT.

Fill a bottle or common glass with
urine and lett stand twenty-four hours;
a sediment or settling indicates an I'M
healthy condition Of the kidneys.
When urine stains linen it is positive
evidence Of kidney trouble. Too fire.
quent desire 10 urinate or pain in the
back, Is also convincing proof that the
kidneys and bladder are out of order.
WHAT TO 10.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-ROot, the great kidney remedy
fulfIs every wish in relieving pain in
the back, kidneys. liver, bladder and
every part Of the urinary passages. 1t
corrects inability to hold urine and
scalding pain in passing it, or bad effects
following use Of liquor, wine or beer,
and OvercOmes that unpleasant neces-
sity Of being compelled to get up many
times during the night to urinate. The
mild and extraordinary effect of Swamp
ROog is soon realized. 1t stands the
highest tor its wonderful cures OF the
most distressing cases. If you need a
medicine you should have the best
Sold by druggists, price fifty cents and
one dollar. You may have a sample
bottle and pamphlet both sent free by
mail. Mention Wood County Reporter
and send your address to DR.. Kilmer Il
Co., Binghamton, n. Y. The proprie-
tors Of this paper guarantee the genu-
ineEess Of this offer. Apr15y1
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-04-15
BEARSS MARSH.

Mr.. Ed. Kruger and Mr.. Robt Skeel
drove up to the twin cities Oh business
Monday.
Miss Mary Bried, of Mansion, is
visiting at the home of her brother,
Mr.. Robert Bried.
Mr.. Geo. Scott came down from Port
Edwards Saturday and spent Sunday on
the marsh.
Mr.. Geo. Rice, of Wausau, was a
visitor here Tuesday last.
Mr.. Timothy Foley has been placed
in charge of the Bearss Marsh section
of the st. Paul road and has moved his
family down to the station where they
willreside in the future.
Mr. Thos. Henderson transacted bus
mess in Rudolph early in the week.
Mr. c. E. Lester and Attorney Henry
i. Fitsch were among the visitors at
Grand Rapids, Friday and Saturday.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
Henderson, who are at present in
charge of the Villas marshes, died last
Thursday. The funeral services were
held Saturday in Babcocl, and were
attended by many friends Of the be-
reaved parents.
Mr.. Withers and the Rev. Nc
Clelland, of NekOOsa, were callers at
tho Warner home last week.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-04-15
Lewis Primary Election Bill.

We are heartily in favor of the above
bill and concur in the sentiment ex-
pressed by a New York Magazine rs
follows:
\ bill is being strongly urged before
the Wisconsin legislature which de-
serves the attention Of Good Govern
ment clubs in every part of the
country. 1t is known as the Lewis
primary election bill, and is carefully
framed TO carry out the desire almost
universally felt to take the selection of
candidates out of the control of the
politicians and give it to the whole
body of voters. The bill provides that
primary elections shall take the place
both of caucuses and nominating con-
ventIons. These primary elections
must be held early in Septe nber pre-
ceding the general elections, and be
held at the same time and in The same
booths. Any citizen may vote any
ballot he chooses, but NAV not vote
more than one. Official ballots are to
be furnished upon which the names Of
all candidates must be printed whose
nomination papers are signed by one
per cent. of those who voted with their
parties at the previous electiOn-pro-
vided the number is not less than 100
for county offices or less than 500 for
state offices. The candidates in each
party receiving the highest number of
votes become the candidates Of the
party. The South Carolina plan Of
second ballot, in case no candidate re-
ceives a majority of all the votes cast.
is not. as we understand it, considered
essential, 1t cannot pass at this session
unless at the end of very hard fight
with the political machines. This was
inevitably the situation, for no body Of
men will readily consent to the loss OF
power which the passage Of this bill
would involve for the politicians. IF
the bill could be passed, It would be
the heaviest blow to the boss system
vet proposed. We trust that defeat
this year will be signal for organiza-
ton in its behalf in every part of the
state.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-04-15
PORT EDWARDS

Is located on the west bank Of the Wisconsin
river four miles south of the twin cities Of
Grand Rapids and Centralia. II has a pOpula-
ton of about 800 people and favored with two
railroads. the c. NJ. & ST. P. and MarshfeId and
Southeastern. The John Edwards Mfg. Co.'S
Pulp Il Paper Mills are located here.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-04-15
VESPER.

Mrs. CaIdicoth whom we have
previously mentioned as being sick
with consumption, died last Tuesday
and was buried in Grand Rapids on
Thursday. She leaves a husband and
one small child.
During the past week large number
of land buyers were in town looking
over the land of Benson and Anderton,
and Of the John Arpin Lumber Go.
The roads which were rapidly i'm
proving have again become nearly i'm
passible owing to the rain and snow OF
Monday and Tuesday.
Otto Halverson and Pat Flanagan
spent Saturday night and Sunday at
Grand Rapids.
Fred Mess has recently bought a
driving horse, and is only waiting for
good roads to show the slow coaches
how to get over the ground.
We are informed that Benson &
AndertOn have sold about one thOus-
and acres of land.
Mike Adams has bought the Mike
Stavah farm. Consideration not
known.
Mrs Johnson, of Centralia, Mrs. ?.
McCamley, of Grand Rapids, and Mis-.
J. J. Conway, Of Orient, S. D., visited
their sister, Mrs. Jos. White on Satur-
day. They were accompanied by Mr..
Conway and Mrs NJ. McCarty, of Cen
tralia.
We learn With much regret that Mrs.
Davis, whose condition has been i'm
proving for some days is again worse.
Thos. Hanifin, of Kilboum City, who
is a student at the Stevens Point
Normal School spent several days of his
vacation visiting his cousins Of the
White family.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-04-15
SPRING CREEK.

Miss Ida Schofeld, of Hancock, who
is teaching school here, spent Saturday
and Sunday at T. W Horizons, New
Rome.
Mrs G. II. Monroe aud baby
Chrystal, of Barnum. visited ut her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Q. c. Ely. last
week.
John jefferson Jr and c. Ward have
gone to work in saw mill at Hogarty.
a. w. Horton received visit from
his father and two brothers, :. c. and
\. H, Tuesday.
Mile Bidwell of Adams Center, is
teaching in the Ely District
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Williamson Jr.. of
Melon, are here visiting relatives.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-04-15
ARMENIA.

j. /. Warner. S /. Brooks, 3. Taylor,
H. Forbes, Z. Tracey and others are at
tending court at Mansion this week.
Quarterly Conference Of the L. b.
Church for this circuit will convene on
Saturday, April 18th. at Srongs
Prairie, continuing two days : Presiding
Elder Perry in charge
A team of horses belonging to the
Christopher Chaffee estate were sold on
a chatteI mortgage Saturday last; John
DAILY, of Grand Rapids, bidding them
in at 81 so
Mr.. and Mrs. McPheters departed
Monday evening for their home at
Richland Center after an extended
visit with relatives and friends in this
place.
Ed Smith has rented the L. J..
Birch farm, located in the town of Port
Edwards and moved there on Monday
of this week.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-04-15

Mrs. T. J. Edwards returned to Mil
waukee, Thursday afternoon, after q
stay Of several weeks at the old home.
Mrs. Theron Lyon and Mrs. S. H.
Smart were guests of Mrs. A. Gray,
Thursday.
Miss Ella NJ Perkins, who is en-
ploy0d asstenographer atthe company's
office, left for her home in Portage,
Saturday evening, on a weeks vaca-
ton.
Supt O. W. Dodge's wife arrived here
Saturday morning and will make this
her home.
W. A. Scott of Chicago was here be
tween trains, Thursday.
Mr.. Stevens, the barber, left for a
short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. GRAY went to Grand
Rapids Sunday morning, from there
they departed for their new home at
Duluth.
J. r. Chapman and wife were visitors
in town, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mis-. Bert Willard lost their
baby boy Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Johnson moved
their household goods here, Thursday.
r. NJ. Beeston and wife we're up town
Wednesday.
The high water scare is over and the
mill is running full crew day and night.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-04-15
Gi00 Reward SfOO.

The readers Of this paper viii be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreadful disease
stages and that is Catarrh Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure known to the med
zeal fraternity. Catarrh being constitutional
disease, requires q constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system thereby destroying the foundation
of the disease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing its work. The proprietors have
so much faith in its curative powers, that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address +. J. CHENEY Il CO., Toledo, O..
HJSOld by Druggists, 75c. Sept3mO1
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-04-15

Bee-keepers in want of bee-hives,
sections and shipping cases, will do
well 10 call on, or address, c. NJ. Chase,
Grand Rapids, Wis. Bee hives q
specially.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-04-15

Have you ever travelled via the Chi
cago & Alton between Chicago and Kan
sas City, Chicago and st. Louis, Chicago
and Peoria, and St. Louis and Kansas
City. 1t is "America's most popular
railroad,' and offers perfect passenger
service between Chicago and Denver,
Colorado; Chicago and Hot Springs,
Arkansas, and Chicago and California.
JAMES CHARLTON.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Chicago, Illinois.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21

Mintfteriums 1enben iolen, fpel9e i6rerIeitS
Die beiten 8%eoingungen fir ben 8erfauf aus
3ufunbI9often, unb it9 barber gu unterrSAz
ten 6aben iperben, in pel6em 3uItanbe uni
in nel9er 8~erpadung unlere Butter Die
meiIte Nusii9t bdt, auf Dem engli14eu
Murtte Nbfab gu gepinnen uno ben Sc
I9mad Des brittiGen Publifums gu treffen
5err 8i1I on bebauptet, Odnerlart ipsrbe
nur bur9 ameritanif6sn Mais in ben Stunf
eeIebt, cine 10 groBe Menge Butter an eng
Lamb ab3u9eben, unb meint, es tpdre bod
piel perniinftiger, biefen Wtais an uniere eige=
lten &iibe gu oerfiittern nnb i'm in 5orm
bon Butter 6iniiber5uienbsn.
9as 1T iebr ridtig, uno tpern 6err Wil=
ion es fertig bringt, bur9 bic angefiibrten
MitteG unlere GARNER gu peranld1en, Before
Butter gu MAIDEN, unO oaour9 ben Nbfat
berIelben na9 @nglunb gu f%Droern, 10 pirb
ct 1i9 Elm groBes 8erbienit INN bas 2anb i'm
Mllqemeinen uno bds Wleiereiipelen i'm Be-
fonoeren .ertporben 6aben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21

beren 9drtbepdrtement i6n in Sbbut ninn1t,
6ut cine rei9li6e 8epiligung fir Die Sim
lpei6ung gemu9t; Oieie fpiro ie9r groBartI9
uusfalen, unb BEL Der Mitpirtung umerifas
niI6er unb eingelubener frembsr &riegss
f9iFfe iebr gerdui9Ooa.
General 6ordee Porter, Der feline Q6retie
auf ben 8otI9afterpoiten in 9uris Bis mad
Der 5eier oeri9oben 9at, iugt in Ieinem 9o9=
gefGbt:
Set Der l1ebertragung Der 1eberrefe
g1upolepn's bon ct. 9elsna na9 Sranfreif
unb ibrer 8eifeBung i'm SSnbaliOenbome gu
paris bat es feline G6nlih g%eurtete 5eierlidz
felt 9egeber, bic an @roBartigfeit unb Bi9z
tigfeit Der @inpeibung Der @ruft i'm Riperz
iibszgart glei9 tdms!"
Run, bas mag in 8e3ug dIf dllBern Prnnt
unb duf @erGui6 tpabr fem! 0p6 nod
er9reifenber als Die Bra9tgruFt bes corfi=
I4en 8riegstitunen unb Die Prunf9rlft BEG
groben ameritanii9 en 5elo6errn uno Gdnz
Oesrstters erI9eint inns Die i9l6te 8upe1e
81 Greisalt, in ipel6er bes OeutI9en 8olfes
grobter 6eloberr, Moltte, BON Ieinen in fols
9em 1lmFdn9e ME 5ubor ou9eipei enen &riegsz
tnb Steoes=Sbdten drsrubt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21
Die Srei maumer Ws eatmteD's.

Der pierunbFiinF8igTe GongreB bate por
Sbor19luB Elm @eleB angenonlmen, vbe4uTs
elmer internationalen ~8eritdnOigung ii6er
0oppelpd6rung"; Der prdiibent fpirb ba=
burh ermd9tigt. obre 8eftdtigung Ieitens
bes Genats brei gommtfdre 81 ernennen,
nelhe bel eurppdi19en Md9ten in Der angez
bel1teten &i9tun9 tpirfen iolen. Prdioslt
@lepelanD na6n1 feinen Nnitano, am porleBz
ten Sage Ieines Yrdfibententbums bieies Sc
feb 81 unteroei9nen; benin BEL aQer 5eIttgz
felt, tpomit er fit Die @olbbaiis linD gegen
eigenmd9tiges 8orgeben Der 8~ereinl9ten
5tdaten in Der Silberfrage einitanb, tpar er
niemuls bage9en, baB Seitens Der 8ereinigz
ten Staaten np9mals elm 8eriuh gend9t
iperbe. cine 8eritdnbigung Der 0unOelsnatios
men Der Welt iiber Silbertpd6rung neben
Splotpdbrung berbei3ufibrer, 10 ber9eblid
it9 an9 ale friiberen 8eriu9e biefer Dirt
etpieIe len BADEN.
Die g%rnennlng Der brei Wdnner iiberlieB
prdfioent GlebelunO, bu feline 3ett I9ier urn
mar, nit ri9tigem Satte ieinem Ra9folger.
nno tpie Der 2efer bereits neiB, be1tnnb bas
@rite, mas PrGftbent Wfc&infeD na9 Der
Giidfebr BON feiner 8aferfabrt getbun bat,
in Der gefanntma4ung feiner AuspabL, gu
Der er ii4 immerbin felt ieinem &egierungsz
antritte Die 3eit BON einem Mpnat unb a4t
Sagen genommen bat.
WaS LANCE pG6rt, nirb gut = 10 mag gar
r1a1der Silbermann angeii9ts bieier Mus@
ipabl 1pre9en. 9enn Die GommiiIion beitebt
ia aus sinem Silberfteiprdgungs~ 3 motra~
ten, IN Ierem Suinoifer Qblai SteDenion,
Gr=giceprGitOent Der 8ereinigten @taateiY
aus einem Silberfreiprd9unsszg fepublifaner,
Dem @ploraboer 8unoesleRator @plcott;
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21
Die Nldne Ses ncten SamSwirtb=
fhaftssW tmincrS.

inner neuer; 2mtbpirtb19aftssM iniIter,
6err Wtlfon, bat fein 4mt nit e;nem neuen
groBen Plane angstreten. St min fem 3iel
EauptId9li6 auf bic 6ebung Des Nblabes
~rnierer Meierei5P robut ri9ten. @r fat
na9 @roBbr:tdnnisn geblidt unb %gefunben,
DaB oieieS i'm Dur4i6nitt Der lebten feds
Sabre jdbrli9 fir $62, 1902, TIT, i'm Sabre
1896 fogur fir $74,671 $50 Butter (34o,z
250,O64 pfunb) importirt bat. QuBerbem
bat es nod iGbrli9 bur9I9nittltb 49,
941,443 pfunb Sleomargarin i'm Wertbs
bon $16,087,102 eingefiibrt, I'M leBten Sabre
aber lpeniser - nur 1O3, 7O4, 608 Bfunb i'm
8ertbe BON $12,158,8 1856 - ipo6l Elm 8ez
fpeis, bab unierem snglif4en Better Die
SdlI66utter auf Die 9auer ni6t bebugt, pnO
er lieber ettpas rrebr fir bic e6ts 3ablt.
9err WtGfon m09te nun germ, baB mir gu
Der 8utterS @;nfubr @roBbritunniens in 3u=
funft einen etpus gr0Bersn poten liefern uls
bisber. SIN lebten Sabre mar uni er Nntbeil
ouran 11,241,611 pfunb, inn Wertbe bon
81, 768,453, pGbrenb bas feline 9dnemdrt
pu3u 137,620,800 Pfunb I'M Wertbe BON
$30,602,533 fteQte. Oas beiBt nit anOeren
Worten: 9dnemarf lieferte an @nglanb ni9t
nur 3pDlfmal 10 biel Butter, tpie Die Ser
eini9ten Staaten, fpnbern erbielt au9 ie6r
erbebli9 before 9retfe, als bieie, ndmli6 fat
224 Gents per Pfunb, tpabrenO Ser. Stad=
tens8utter f1app Is Gents er3slte.
vOas fonmt baber," ertlGrt 9err Wilion,
ntpeil bic Butter, be mir 6iniiber geianot baz
ben, f6le9t lit, linO tpeil l~liiere 6armer fi9
UNI Die 4nforberungen bes Nusfubrbanbels
ni9t befiimmern. Sic pilIen ni4t, mas i'm
Muslanbe Derlur9t pirb. sic buben befen
@ef6mad in 8e3ug uuf Gal5gebdlt, 5drbe
unb 8erpadung n:1t Itubirt, uno beriteben
ni9ts BON ben 6ormen unb 8ebin9ungen bes
0erfaufs".
Oie1em l1ebelitanbe tpiinT9t 9err Wilfon
Elm grrbe 3u MAIDEN. @r min tniere 5drmer
in bieiem puntte duffldren. llno er bat gu
benz 3tped Die MeieretsNbtbeilnng angeipie=
fen, in ben berI9iebenen 2anbestbeilen 8uts
ter 3u tauftn, btefel6e beri9isben mad Sul3z
qebalt unb 6arbe fir ben Mdrtt ber3uri9ten
unb in ieber auf ben ouslGnbif9en Mdrtten
erf9einenben 5orm gu berpaden. SieIe But
ter lit bann ben Seem Oprter 4genten 6es
2anbptrt6f9afts1M iniiteriums gu iiberliez
fern, tpel9e iib nu9 Der beiten nnb b;aigiten
@elegenbeit fir Die @erfenbung na@ 2onz
bon, ben porbanbenen 8orfebrlngen fir abs
qeIonberte 8erlpabrung Der Butter tpdbrenb
Der sSabrt in Riiblrdumen etc. erfunoigen
uno bic Butter an bic 2pnponer 4genten oes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21

0ifen aber piirbe audi bas 10 nie 10 f9on
10 eroBe @et6ftgefi6l u~nierer SugenD in
einem empFinoIi9en, ia 9efdbrli6en MoBe
Iteigern. Die GmpfinDung, DAB Ii9 QGe5
UNI Ie brebt, baB fe fi9 4aes erlauben
biirfen, tpiiroe nod tiefere Bur3eln I4lagen.
8etra6te man es, ns mar fpole, fir
unIere Sugenb niirOe bic freie 2ieferuns Der
S9ul6ii9er fem Segen, %fonOern Elm 6lu1
fein. 4u9 tein Segen, f%Onoern Elm 5lu9
fir bic @ltern.
DEM pie folen @ltern, nno mir bdben
babel namentli9 bic @ltern i'm Qltge, ipel9e,
neil ie eingepanbert iinb, uno Spra9e nnn
Site bes 2dnOes ni9t geniigeno tennen,
un0 oeBbalb bpn borne berein ibrer heranz
tpa9fenben &inbern ~gegeniiber i'm Ha9tbeil
iino, pie fOlen IoG9e gltern ibren Rim
bern Sr6nung, S9onfamfeit, Sat6erfett
uno SparIamteit einprGgen unb dner3ie5en
f0nnen, tpenn i6nen bic &inber immer 1aeen:
nSh, bas ma9t ni9ts, Der Staat I9afft's
i9on pteber an" l1nO bas ni9t aleia,
tpie {o1en Iol9e @ltern bor benz @la1ben
bepabrt perbeu, baB Der Gtaat ebenIo gut,
pie fir i6re 8inber, 70 audi fir Ite Iel6lt
gu iorget babe!
Cine Der I9Dn1ten @igeni9aften 6es Wtenz
f9en ut bas ibm imnetpobnenbe Stre6sl,, Iciz
nen 8inbern Elm bef1eres 2oos gu b~ereiteu,
als ibm felber getporben ut. 9arauf arbeitet
ni6t nur ieber re4tl6uffene Batter un0 iebe
re9tf9affene Mutter bin, bas 1T Der beige,
tpenn audi bielei9t oft unbetpuBte 8unI6
audi Der ~berfpmmenIten gltern. &aum See
manb lit, Der ni9t tpiiBte, baB Der @e9 sur
g%rfinung bieIes Wunf9es bur9 Die S9uGe
gebt, unb tdum Semunben giebt es, Der n;9t
berett tpGre, fir bic S9ule Spfer 81 6rirz
gen. Man9sr @ater unb man9e Mutter
baben i9Ie9ten Neigungen entiugt, un6
boben fi4 Dem Miiiiiggong entrifen, Inn ibrs
8inber Die S4ule befuAen Iaffen gu %t0nucn,
lnb finb 10 aus I9on b%erloren ErabteteH
niibli9e Mitglieber Der .@emeinbe, bes Staaz
tes unb Der menfbli9en @efelf9aft getporz
BEN. Man bite ft9, geraoe benz rme
Manne Die Gorge urlb oamit bas Stre6en
fir ieinen Na4tpu9s gu nebmen. Sir bic
nenigen 5dle, po bds ,Streben uaD Der
CUTE WiGe beriagt, tit 10 pie 10 bereits gez
5orgt.
Dies NGes ~5uiammen fiibrt ~not6penbiger
Weiie gu benz SOLUBLE, buB bic frete 2isfez
rung Der @9ulbi4er feline iegensreihe Wirz
flung baden piirbe, unb baB bds betreffenbe
@eIeB ni9t a%ngenommen tperben foQte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21

Die WittS p bes Gen. Grant bat
Die fleiBig unb NIT 9epunbter Sober BON i6r
gefiibrteg Sa9ebi9er gu einem 6auptId9li9
auf oas 6dllslt9e 2eben ibres Mannes be3iigz
lt9tn Bud suIammengeftelt, tpel9es i'm
BON Ieinen rein menibli4en, liebsnspiirbigen
Seiten 5eigt. SIS iinb barin audi Nrs3iige
aus ieinen i'm Seloe an Die 9att;n geI6rie=
benen 8riefen entbalten. Srau Grant be-
tpabrt bus 8l9 borert als Manuf tript fir
bic 5an1ilie. am @nbe tpirb Iie ii9 aber bod
tpobl CUR 9erDffentli6ung beifelben bereben
lafsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21

Qm @orabenb bes bunbertI item @eburtss
tdees bes alien Wilbelm berbrettete 1iG in
Berlin bus @erii9t Dom Spbe 8is=
mard's. @r mar aber nur trant unb Gefins
bet it9 nod neuen &a6el6eri9ten tp;eber
tpo9l. AlS er nun bieier Sage bon einem
5rennbe na9 ieinem8efinoen sefragt nurbe,
antlportete er nit grimmigsm 0umor: u@s
gebt i4on pieber. Meine 6einbe mii7tn fi6
nod geouloen. Sin peilen bin ;h
nur aar rpbegetorben%
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21

9lbonncrncutSsDrctIe:
Sn Chicago burd1 bic 9rdSer ms paus esIiefert,
SGeeblott per g8ode So Is
SdQIihs auseube unS Ser NSsRsn' per gSoSs G%
9d9ltbe an89abe per Sobr. ........... $50
uup Ser meIten". l04O
Ser gDe1teu" Der e,obr $50
0usmdrtiss Ubonnsntsn per bon In ben Der. Stuoten
iotie Gambia unb ReEies:
9dgtibe ansgabe per Sobr......... ....."..... $500
Ser gSeten" Der Sahr a.. go
SE69eatfi9s &usoube per Sobr . -. . ECO
Sus NusIanD: r.
tgonaba unS Eltrieu ousseuommtEl:
4GeTi6t quseu6e per Sabr $500
20 odenblatt ooer @pden=9eeften 800
Gonntags.gDeTtcn nit n56era NIB Grnit" $50
Soo.blott unO Ser GEeften' H.5O
Illinois Staats-Zeitung CO..
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