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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-24

runs between this city and sound ports.
She will sail for St Michael's direct to-
morrow afternoon.
1t is considered extremely doubtful that
upon their arrival at st. MiChaels the
Cleveland's passengers will be able to Sc
cure any means of transportation at this
late season up the Yukon.
The Alaska Commercial Company has
chartered the schooner James A. Garfield
to carry supplies 10 st. AIichaers.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company
has also decided to place another steamer
on the Northern route. The steamer State
of California viii leave here on the 9th
connecting with the George w. Elder at
Portland on the Both. Advices from the
North to-day have been received to the eff
feet that all accommodations on the steam
er Topeka. which leaves Puget sound on
the &th, and the Alki. which will sail in
August, have been sold and that no fur
ther transportation can be had on either
vessel.
Seattle. Wash, July 23.-The steamship
Queen sailed for Alaska to-day. carrying 4f3
passengers, of whom l63 were from Seattle
bound for the Klondike gold fields The
others were Eastern Christian EndeaVor
eXcursionists going to Dyea. The steamer
carried 400 tons of freight. consisting of
baggage and provisions.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-24
A RICH COLORADO STRIKE.
Collaborating Quartz of Remarkable
Richness Discovered in Gus
ter COunfN

Silver Cliff, Col. July 2S.-If a find which
has just been made here turns out as ex-
pected Colorado may have a Klondike of its
own, and this old Custer county camp will
take on new life. The discovery was made
yesterday by Joseph Foulk. a well known
Custer county man, who has beep Ioolrinsy
over the ground about half a mile south
west Of town. and near the water works.
Foulk got out some quartz rock heavily
charged with sylvanite The rock sbowed
some fine gold. II was brought 10 town
and tested. Some of the sylvanita was
roasted and brought out great gold mug
gets.
The news of the discovery quickly spread
and within few hours there was a great
rush TO the new diggngs. A dozen claims
were taken up before night. and TODAY the
whole of Silver Cliff seems to be going to
the scene Of the md. The new camp is di-
rectly between the Zoo and Rattlesnake
mountain camps.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-24
FUSION KNOCKED OUT.
Bitter Warfare Between the Silver
Factions in Dickinson COun-
ty Begun.

Abilene. Kas.. July 23.-(Special) An
gered by the refusal of the Populists to in
dorse the Democratic candidates for reg
lister and treasurer, the stalwart Democrats
compelled the central committee to-day to
order a second convention, which will put
up a complete county ticket. Fusionists
are indorsing the action and bitter war
taTe between the silver factions has be-
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-24
WHY ALLEN MUST GO.
Went ''wrOng" on the Davis Case and
Refuses TO IndOrse Pie
hunters.

Topeka, Kas., July 25.-(Special) At an
informal gathering of Pops of state note
to-day in the railroad commissioners Of
fee an additional reason was given why
Associate Justice Allen is to be slaughtered
at the next state convention. 1t Is be-
cause he refused TO indOrse any appli-
Cants for positions under the state admin
istratiOn. This crime, together with the
crime of rendering an opinion according TO
the law In the Davis case, has brought
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-24
TALKING MATCH ENDED.
Argument in the stock Yards Case
Concluded Hesterday-NO Re-
port Until August H.

Topeka. Has., July 23.-lSpecial) The at
torneys in the stock yards case concluded
their five days talking match to-day. and
Judge Clark. the special master, took IL
under advisement. BY agreement of both
sides. the judge was permitted to file his
findings in the federal court on August
Y. and the records are to appear as If they
were filed August !, as required by Judge
Fosters order.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-24

Los Angeles. Cal, July IAN interest
ing letter telling of the recent trip of the
steamer Excelsior to Alaska has been writ
ten by Captain ]. F. Higgins. Of that yes
sci. to a friend in San Diego. IN when IS
narrated one of the most interesting ro-
mances yet connected with the hlondiKe
gold excitement. II is as follows
"A young lady Of St. Michael.s, parity OF
native blood, who had been out for visit
returned last spring and during the sum
mer she engaged TO marry a young man
then a purser but afterwards captain on
one of the river boats. She sent out Tor her
trosseau TO be married during the winter
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-24
A BATTLE WITH RUSTLERS.
Cowboys and Cattle Thieves Fight in
WyOming-AnOther Clash
Is ExDected.

Omaha, Neb.. July 23.-Word was received
here tonight of a fight yesterday between
armed cowboys and cattle thieves in the
Hole-in-the-wall district in Wyoming. The
regular roundup had attempted to work in
the district, and was assailed by the rus
tiers. who had sworn to kill all who at
tempted TO roundup cattle in that dis
trict. In the fight. Bob Smith. leader of
the rustlers, was killed; Al Smith and two
others were wounded seriously, and two
or three cowboys were badly wounded.
Several rustlers were captured. Another
fight is expected daily.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-24
A SOUTH CAROLINA LYNCHING.
Mob Deals Out Justice to a Negro Who
Assaulted n 3-Year-OId
Child.

Columbia, S. c., July 23.-Jim Grey. a
negro, was lynched to-day near Goldville.
Laurens county, by a party of men for
criminally asaulting the 3-year-old daugh-
ter of one of the most respectable men in
that neighborhood. He was caught and
hurried to Laurens for immediate trial. The
grand jury had been dismissed. however.
and the solicitor secured an order from the
Judge for the removal of the negro to the
penitentiary here for safe keeping. In try
ing 10 carry out this plan, the negro was
taken from the constable by a dozen or
more men and quick work was made of
him.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-24
New Kansas TeIephone Company.

Topeka, Kas.. July 23.-(Special) The
National Automatic Telephone Company,
granted a charter by the secretary Of state
to-day. The company proposes 20 estab-
lIsh a telephone system in all the large
cities of the state and connect the different
cities. The directors are: Frank Lund-
quist Chicago; John Anderson. W. W.
Martin and E. W. Ober, Salina; G.. A. An
derSon, Lindsborg. --.-- -
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-24

States mails. II. Wade Gilliss. an attorney
of Tekamah was arrested on a similar
charge but was released on bail The
tramps had taken control OF two freight
trains and blocked a mail train When the
officers tried to arrest them. Gillis advised
the hoboes to resist. This they did. and
in the fight that followed some severe
bruises were given. The Omaha road is
again open for business
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-24
Kansas Murderer Pardoned.

Topeka. Kas., July 23-(Special) Govern
lanes who is serving A Six months SEN
tence in the Wilson county Jail for man
slaughter in the fourth degree. James is
80 years old and last spring he shot and
killed Jesse Culberson, whom he caught
in a compromising position with his
James) young wife. He has served out
three months and will be released to-mor-
row.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-24

be sent last season, but she was married
all the same. The modiste who filed the
order for the bridal gear being a friend OF
my family intrusted the package to my
care for safekeepinR. The gallant can
tain s boat was frozen In on the Upper
Yukon last winter and, seeing a chance TO
buy some ground he invested the few dol
lars he had saved and for less than 81 900
bought a claim. Before the ice broke m
for him to take his boat down the river he
sold his claim for $4,000. He and his wife
came out with me on the Excelsior and are
on their way TO Europe. So the lady In
stead OF astonishing the Eskimo with her
bridal robes viii wear them in New York
and London"
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-24
A Pardon Asked For.

Topeka, Kas. July 23.-(Special) J. d.
Milliken made an application to-day for
the pardon OF Henry Tutwiler. who was
sentenced TO hang in Mcpherson county In
1885 for the murder of James Hall. The
murder was committed for the purpose
Of robbery. Milliken made a three hours
speech before the board. No action will
be taken on the application at this term.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-24
Another Company Barred.

Topeka, Kas., July 23.-(SpeciaI) State
Insurance Superintendent McNall devoured
another insurance company for dinner to-
day. This time il was the Mutual Pro-
tective League. of Litchfield, Ill. fratern-
al insurance order. He issued an order
barring it out of the state.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-24
Kansas Robbers Caught.

Newton. Kas.. July 23.-(Special) Sheriff
Judkins. of this city, was at Sedgwick to-
day and captured the three tramps that
robbed Blyth's grocery store at Annelly
night before last.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-24
Two Pardons Denied.

Topeka, Kas, July 23.-(Special) The
state board of pardons refused to pardon
Levi Moore sentenced for grand larceny
to six years in prison from Cherokee coun-
four wears in prison in 1895 from Osborne
county for grand larceny.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-24
Bank Clearings.

New York, July 23.-The following table.
compiled by Bradstreets, shows the total
clearances at the principal cities. and the
percentage of increase or decrease, as COM
pared with the corresponding week last
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-24
MORE STEAMERS FOR ALASKA.
All the Companies Providing for a
Great Rush TO the Gold
EiPIha.

San Francisco, Cal, July 23.-In order to
meet the demand for transportation from
this city to Alaska, the North American
transportation and Trading Company has
chartered the steamer Cleveland, which
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-24
A SCORE OF TRAMPS ARRESTED.
Deputy MnrshaIs Raise the Embargo
on Railroad Traffic at Te-
kamah, Aeb.

Omaha, Neb., July 23.-Assistant United
States Attorney Rush and United States
Commissioner Anderson returned tonight
from Tekamah with their force OF deputy
marshalS and twenty-one tramps arrested
for obstructing the passage of the United
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-24

Her story
Is told TO
q woman,
not to a
man. Do
not hesi-
tate about
Stating de-
tails that
she may
not wish
to men
tiOn, but
Wbrah ara
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-24

Total clearings for the United States,
81. .097 646. .291: increase. 10.T per cent. Total
clearings outside of New York. $3.50. $40 SIS:
increase 81 per cent.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26
Il I.

: Ote 9efer unb audi bic berebrten 2sIerin@
men Der n8eilage" iOnten niht auBer I9t
ldiier, oaB bas Sntereie am Sn6alt oisles
8ldttes nur babur9 auf Der getppbntea 00be
erbdIten per5en fam, penn tie audi pdbz
reno Der gei9dfti9en 3eit bes Sabre5 bier
un0 ba Dem S9reiben zines 8eitrages fir
Die n8eilage" ii6er ibre @rfabrungen uno
8eOba4t1ngen auf irgenb einem @ebiete Der
2anbpirt6i9aft, Oes @irtbl9aftstpeIens,
Der 8teb5u9t, 0es Sbitbaues Ii. +. m. Elm
Stiino9en opfern. Wie bisber, 10 miro aud
In 3utunft 9orge 9~etragen tperOen, oaB bic
etnge1anbten 8riefe in ri9tiger, pafienber
S3retbtpetie gum Qbbrud gelangen unb e
brau3t oa9er Niemanb, Der nit lanbipirt6z
16dftlt9en 9erdtben bef1er um5u9eben lpeiB,
ols nit Der Sober, fi3 gu i9euen, Gebtere
gum g}uben unb SrOmmen ieiner Mitleier
in Die 9anb gu nebmen unb Mitt6ettungen
bon alIgemeinem SutersiTe an uns ~ein5uIenz
ben.
@Ge fol6e 8ert9te iinb gu abreIiirsn an
4nbreos Simon,
Observation-Disclosures &sbafteur Der 81.
! Staatsz 3eltung. gbtcago, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26
JnhaltsperSeidni6.

l. e.tte: Notis - 8untes GGerlei Slider
tti3-S rieft ia It en-: Satarrbaliieber beim &in6z
pteb S6wun6 = 6OtbIuuf BET S9lpeineil-SSObne
Ion9raS = Gesen 8Ohrlpiirmer - BUR @ultur bes
glumentObl5'- SerfeIausi6las SisreiIis =
Die eriten 9fer6e in @lmerifa &itt fir @uBeilen
-Sldren pom 9ouunOerwein.
2. Se1te: Grntebsridt iir Mtai - 8efte6sIun9
pom @betcom 60. III @aibinetOn - &eiSen unb
8eiSenmebl = bic beiten Grbbeeren unS Simbeeren
= Gin lniebIbores unO uni6dOIides @ittel se9sn
Snietten = gus Seras = Semi e6iinsung-3uferz
ritben I'M Staate gSaibtnstOn - Bfese Der S9afe
- SeuSewinnuns Gerwenbuns ser GrObeere =
&ertiIsuns pom SObniOnsras = 8esieBen Der @ez
,nitie I'M SOmmer - @etreuSte 9ibnerruIem =
Die @nrSeIaustrtebe Bel Steinob l~tbdumen Qtusz
Iaufe fir 9ibner = unuOG tdnbises NusmsIten -
@lGtter Mn6 @Liitle1I.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26
Don unferm Sdd7ertifd1.

Gon Der Ser u9 8 It atom / n % c.
btfon, % ts.: Bulletin go. So. u&aps,
be7en @a9st3um unO 8ertb fir GrIaz
biinguns uno bas 6ettmu6en bon @6uFen
unb @9neinen" - Su1etin $50. SO, Der
8au bon Silos unO bic 0sritelung unb 8e>
6anbiung bon @ilage."
Bon Der 9 er NJ 8 It 9ulls
Staat 90 abington: Der
Iu9e nit Der 3uderriiben~@ultu in Baf4s
in9ton in ben Sa6ren 1895 uno 1896.
@pm @derb.au Miniferium:
r0ie &ub6esrbe elmer MiI6erei, tire Gjss
1taltung unO 8e3anblung"; 6armers' Bull
letin No. SO. = pGinige gepDlnli4e &0get
in i6rer 8e5ie6ung our 2anbpirtbI6aft";
Syarmers Bulletin No. "a. = Die &icinas=
pflan5e (GaitOr Oil plant; Misc. Circular
80. 1. (
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26

ben auslGnbil6en W}Grtten erranq. Sp6
59einen bic Iusfi6ttn 6ierfiir oiinfiq, Na9z
Dem ameritaniI6es Wel19torn inn Muslanoe
einmal ge6rau6t ipurbe, biirfte IS me6r ais
bisber, Defenders gu Sutter3tpsden, @ertpen>
oun9 finben. Sin Wett6epsr6 5pii6sn ben
Sarmrrn Der Ser. Staaten unb @uropa'S
lp0re fir Die Ser. Staoten oiinIttger, penn
es ii6 INN @elT9torn, ais ipenn eS Ii3 UNI
Mei5en 1anbelte. 9aS Ireal, ipet6es in @l7
ropa nit Weli9torn b~eItelt miro, lit i'm
8erbdltniB ie3r 9ertng, uno bo5 1T fir ben
amerifdniI6en 6drmer BON GROCER @i4tigz
felt.
Mn9ere9t bon ben Grfolgen, nit pel6sn
Die leBtes Sa9r in Dem Pscost6ale in g ~
Merico angeItelten @rperimente nit
3uderrii6en getront iporen, BADEN 1i6 Die
5armer bortiel6it in bieIem 5rii6ia6r benz
8au Der 3uderrii6en nit groBem @ifer 3uz
gepan6t. Sn pecoStbal muroen i'm b%erFloiz
Ienen Sabre 400 Dieter nit 3uderriiben Sc
IteQt. Die Soften per Nder lparen $26, unb
ie@eIammtproouttion belief 1i9 auf 130@iz
observation-disclosures. Sdu1enoe BON 4cts5
fiinitli9 beIpdf1erten Sunbes 5tno in bieIem
SABRE 6ereits nit 3uderriiben1 amen ba1tcGt
tpor0en, unb Die Na6frags nad Samen unD
InneiIung iibsr ben 8ou Der 3uderrii5e tpar
cine aIgemeine. Otis @rzOele9at Gatron
Dor einigen SaStn aus 8aI6ington nacb
NeuzWerico %3uriidfebrts, bra6ts er 1000
iIutrirte 9amp6lete un0 cine eroBe Quans
titdt 3uderrii6sniamen als@eI9ent oeri9iez
oener GongreBmdnner fir NeuzW}erico nit,
unb oieIer 8Drratb 1T i6on erI9Dpft. Sn
@s9enosn, no s5 feline 3uderfa6riten gi5t,
min man aus ben 3uderrii6en Syrup fir
ben 5iidge6ral9 foGen, unb es biirite niGt
LANCE Oauern, big Oieier Syrup baS imporz
tirte Probutt in ienem Serritorium perz
brdn9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26

Die M~eIOnen5i9ttr SGoribas
tuOllen ii6 organiiiren, UNI Die prsiIe ;brss
qro0uttes aufre4t gu erbalten.
X X x
gon unierem oorjd6rigtn @efammterport
i'm @ert6s bon 1858, OO0, 900 entfiel>n
$504,O00,OOO uuf 9rObutts Der
2anOptrtbf3aft. utsu
Die NIT NIfalfa in Ne6rustu angez
ftedten @erfu6e BADEN bic beiten ReIultate
ergeben, unb iinb bic Nusfi9tsn nuf Die
tommenbe @rnte b.friebigenbe.
Sine Gonopirt6f4uftIi6e DECENTRALIZATION
fir Neger 1T bOn Der 2egtslatur bes 9t11z
tes alabama in @erbinbuna nit Dem
Snititut gu Sustegee eta6lirt porben.
Na9 8trt9ten aus ben Sauptz@ ei5en>
Idnbsreien Der @eIt tpirb Die biesiGbz
rtgt @ti5entrnte peit binter Der
lebtiGbrigeu auriidbGeiben, unb infolge bsIz
len iperbsn 9o9e @eiaenpreiis unausblei6Ii9
fem.
Mus DerI6ieoenen 9egenben tn ne
brasfa tpirb gemelbet, buB Elm ergiebiger
&egen bic Nusit9ttn ouf cine enprme grnte
nod berbefert bat. Die @rnteausTt9ten Iir6
iebr gut, Der geringe 5rOt, Der tirali9 iiA
bort einitelItr, bat ni3ts gef4aott.
Qus NorbzO afDta tpir6 oemeGbet:
9ant Der tiblen Wttterung Der IeBten Sage
haben fi9 Sttele uno Wur5eln bes @eisens
ungemetn getrGftigt. Die Musi9ten auf cine
ret4e @rnte Iinb %gegentpdrtig better, ols iie
rs it aubOr um Oieie Sabres5eit gstpefen iiuo.
X * x
1000 8aGlen 8aumppGe, tpel9e auf einer
e~in5igen 9ftan5ung in Sget6Orpe gount9,
Georgia. ge6ogen tparen, gelangten Oieier
Sage fir ben preis BON $4,000 gum Ser
tduf. Dies 1T bic grDBte @rnte, tpel4e 1cit
btelen Sabren uuf elmer Pflan5ung in 9a9rs
gta er6ielt tpurbe.
4 "
Ser neutrality-suspicious. Sobt6 s.
gummins in . elatpare lit Mutoritdt fir
Die 8e6auptung, baB Die biesiGbrige 9ft-z
ii4ernte in benz ge%nannten Staate reid ausz
fallen pirb. Die lebten Sr0te ba6sn ben
8liitben ni3t gef9uOet un0 Die @ntpitlurg
lift fOpeit oorgeI6ritten, baB iebe petts:.n
GrOii9Gben ousgeI6Iofisu erf@einen.
x X X
Die acknowledgements bon Sresno, Ga
Iifornten, itnb in groBe 8eiOrgniB berIe5t
pOrben bur3 bas @ri6einen ungebeurer
S4auren BON tleinen Snitcten, bie fi9 ouf
bic 8ldtttr Der Weinit0de feben unb baIb Elm
acknowledgements berleGben CUR Sulge
4absn. Die &usii4tsn fir bic ROiinsusrats
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26

lt!lOt IpSlUSV lLtuI peQIIIDDIIeI.
pie &ebattion.
1888. Sd babe cine &ranf6eit unter mciz
nem RinOOie6, moran i9 f6on 3 56i.re per-
loren 6abe Gas ieBte tpar metne Bette Wil9z
fuG.
Die 8rant6eit beginnt bamit, baB bic
5btere ben Nppetit berlieren, Die MilA Der
Sii6e 3iemli9 6etB lit unb a6nimmt, bts lie
gang %ber1ie9t. Den Sbieren I6einen ols
@lieoer gu i9mer3en, bic Mugen fan5sn on
gu t6rGnen unb triiber 5u nerben uub BARN
tperben Die Patienten 10 i9pa9, baB iie ni.6t
mebr iteben f0nnen uno trepiren. Sic 7t51z
men arg, audi aus Der Nafe lGuft Elm ,idsr,
griiner G9leim unb Die @slente an ben Be-
men iinb ettpas gei6pOQen. @on me'nen
Na9barn fam mir feiner einen &at6 geben
unb ba ba9te iG, baB Sic mir oielei4t rim
Mtttel ange6en t0nnen, I'm IS i'm @ieo.e9oz
lnngSfale gu gebrau9en.
Oscar &raufe, Glib Oafo!a,
Mntnprt: SIRE Sbiere leiben am bDsz
artigen &atarrbalfieber, elmer eigsnt6ii'tfiz
9en SnTettionstrant6sit, bsren SSSnfstt;onsz
Itoff 1einer Natur na6 unbetannt 1T un0 Ii9
ouBerbab bes 3biert0rpers na9 Qrt zines
StaQmiasma bort entpidslt, eipp i'm 8ooen
ober Dem Malsrlpert bic 8ebingungen 3tr
Gntnidelung BON Spaltpil3en ober Bilaen
(Q8Grme, Seu9tigteit, 2uft3utritt unb
Our6trGnfung nit organii6en Stoffs1) gez
geben 1inb. 9Or alem iinb es belize, BUM
Itiqe, u~nreine, 19le9t bentilirte StaQl1Jen
nit mangel6aftem Suu6sa6fGuB, fsu9ten,
nit 9il3en beiebten Wdnben, in ben;n lie
arant6eit a%lftritt. Serner tperoen 6eIr9alz
bigt: unreines, NIT organiY@.n 5toffen
Sa19e) 9sfdpdngertes SalFpafer, nit
NoH 6efaQenes 5treumaterial. Sci oi.1er
aranf6eit lit b0hitens ] "a Der patitatsn
at retten, BEL fortg:Ietter &rant6eitsItsigez
rllug, ouSgsprdgten tppb0ien 2etben uib
0irn3ufdIen it ales bergebens. 80r alien
Oingen miiIIen bic llrIa4sn abgeftel1t iper=
ben. Die Sbiere iinb in einem anberen, lufs
tioen, aber ni9t 3ugi9en &aume NIT ret9!i=
6er trodener Streu unter3ubrtngen. Oi1t:
2ei6t oerouuli&ss SHUTTER, beri9lagenes 0es
1Dff. 8e6anblung: gislmi4ldge ober 2e3nz
anItri6 auf Stirn, Naden unb !90rner;
DunftbGber BON tpurmen @iig= oOer aor6ol=
1durebGmpfen Il SbeelDffel &arbofidure auf
8 Quarts foGenOss @aKer). @Orii4tiJe
NusIpiilungen Der Hdfe NIT 2pro3eatiJer
areolinl0Iung. 8ele6ung Der 6autt6dtigz
felt bur6 8eIpriben bes &0rpers NIT 3erp,1z
tin0l ober Wai9ungen nit Aidenlauge,
nab6eri9es 5rottiren unb lparmes 9ebeden.
sir bic Notwithstanding empfie6lt ii6
fplgsnbss antiIeptii4ss Mittel: iaI5iaatss
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26

Die NIT aIfaIfa in Rebrasta angs>
fte1ten @eriu4e BADEN bic beften Refultate
%ergebsn, unb iinO bic Nusfi9ten nuf pie
tommenbe @rnte befriebigerbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26

Sine MISUNDERSTANDING gerfu6sfatiou
fir Neger 1T bDn Der 9egtsfatur bes St11z
tes alabama in 8~erbinbung nit Dem
Snititut gu Susfegee eta6lirt tporben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26
MISUNDERSTANDING BrieffaFen.

Ginem icben oeler Il. bas 91e9t ein9es
rGurnt, ii@ briefIi9 Ober minbli9 an Die
Rebottipn UNI 4ustunft iber beitimmte
9untts gu tpenoen, pelde, foipett bas in I'M
ferer Ma3t liegt, getpdbrt tperben tpirb.
@nfrdgeu, benen ni6t Der Same unb bic
geraue Wbreiie bes SrageIteQers bsigefiist
iinb, tperbep nibt beantiportet.
pie &ebattion.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26
8antes QuerIei.

Die MeIOnen3i6ttr 5toribaa
tpOlen ii9 organiiiren, um Die prsiie ;6rez
proouftes aufre4t gu erbalten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26

@on unierem OOrjd6rigen 9siammterpOrt
i'm 8ert9e bon $569, OOO,O 900 entfieItn
$54,OO0,000 auf PrObutts Der
2anbntrt6f9aft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26

SSn ben eriten bier Monaten bities Sabres
tpurben nobeSu 100000 8uI1el Wel d.
fo n aus ben Ser. Stauten erportirt.
Die Musfubr Der correlponoirenben Wonate
bes @oriabres gait als ouBergetpObnli9
9roB, bod fat fie ii9 in Otelem Sabre fat
berOoppelt. SIN Sabre 1895 betrug Der
Electromagnetic big @nbe Nprt[ r. 100000
unb i'm Sabre 1894 26, 400 900 8ui6eG. Die
Nusfu6r biefer @etreibeart mar iomit in oisz
fem Sa6r cine auBsreeipDbnli6e. Gs ut nun
abauparten, pb amsrifaniI9es @eli9fo~n
bic Steae bebaupten tunn, tpel4e es ii4 in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26

Na3 8tri9ten aus ben auptzM ei5sn<
ldnosreien Der @elt tpirb bic biesiGbz
Wtt5entrnte melt btnter Der
leBtidbrigen auriidbleiben, un6 infoIge bsIz
len tperbsn 9oAs @siaenpreiis unausbIeibli@
ftin.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26

2 3
4us beri6iebenen @egen6sn IN NE
brasta 4pirb gemelbet, buB Elm ergiebiger
&e9en bic Nl1sii6ttn ouf cine enOrme grnte
nod Oerbefert bat. Die @rnteaust9ten Iir6
ie9r gut, Der geringe 6rOt, Der tiir5ti9 ii4
bort einiteQte, bat nt9ts gef9abtt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26

Die @OGi9ur in @aba1b Gountp in
Snbiana lit in bieiem Sabre beoeuteao
~geringer ausgefaIen, ais i'm borigen. &ud)
Die Aualitat lit niht 10 gut ME frii6er. 9is
3abG Der S6afe bat pd6reno Der leBten ;
Sabre in bieIem Gountp beoeuteno abgaaom=
men, bod tpenbet mar ii4 iebt i9pn pieos-
mebr Der S9af5u9t gu uno cine before
59ur pirb fir bas nd4ite Sabr ertpartet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26

gelanoeten @inmdnberer betrG9t 25,475 fir
1896 geeen 25,789 i'm @oria6re.