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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-12-01

ROW AMONG REPUBLICANS.

Baltimore, November 30.-Unittd
States Senator George L. Wellington,
of this State, to-day appeared before
the grand and charged that he had
been criminally libelled by the Balti-
more American, giving color to the
charges that he was using patronage
to influence the election of United
States Senator to succeed Arthur p
German The grand jury presented
Gen. Felix Agnus. the publisher and
editor Of the American, for indict-
ment. Later in the lay Senator We'll
lington filed suit against Gen. Aglus
personally for 100000 damages.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-12-01

ORDERS GOLD COINAGE.

st. Petersburg, November 30-An
Imperial ukase, issued to-day, orders
the coinage and issue of five-rouble
gold pieces, equal in value to one-third
Of the Imperial (Which weighs 1902
gramms, 800 fine).
Another ukase issued directs that the
inscription On the Russian credit notes
be changed TO read as follows:
The State Bank Exchange Credit
Notes against gold coin for an unlimit-
ed amount" One rouble is equal to a
fifteenth Of an Imperial and contains
17424 doll Of pure gold. The exchange
of State Credit Notes against gold coin
will be guaranteed by the whole proper
ty Of the State
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-12-01
HANGED FOR MURDER.

Pittsbtrg, Pa, November S0.-George
Douglas, the negro, who accidently kill
ed Albert Grayer, at Snowden, Pa, a
mining hamlet near here last spring, in
attempting to murder another man,
with whom he had Quarreled over a
game Of craps, was hanged in the coun-
ty Jail yard here at 1919 o'clock this
morning.
Death resulted from strangulation.
The accused expressed sorrow for his
crime and died in the hope of divine
fNrgiNenoss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-12-01
SMALL TAIN,

Yesterday morning was the coolest
CT the season.
Half dozen new Island residences
are nearing completion.
There were two cases in police
court yestesday morning,
The ice dealers are praying for an
open winter It's queer world.
The Duquesne Club will give
dance at Beabout Hall December 9Th.
"A new brick crossing was laid
down at Fink and Elm streets yester-
day.
Several DRINKS, disorderlies and
vags were arrested by the police last
evening.
The Madison foot ball team will re-
port for practice this afternoon at the
Old Fair Grounds
The Womans' Union Benevolent So
ciety will held a regular monthly meet
ing at the Y. NJ. C. A. this afternoon.
The commissioners committee on
Poor House and Farm met yesterday.
The Board will do general auditing to-
day.
The special business of the B. G
o. for Sunday, November %, amounted
to sixteen parties, with a total Of 4O6
people.
Dir John L. Dickey has been max
ing extensive improvements about his
residence at Twelfth and Chapline
streets.
The Twelfth street paving iprove-
ment has been completed, except as to
the north side of the street, from Mar
ket to Chapline.
The regular meeting of the Wo-
mans Hospital Association will be held
this Afternoon at half past three
o'clock at the Hospital building.
The Duquesne Club will give a
dance next Monday night at the Bea-
bout Club rooms, in the East End.
Prof. Jones will exercise on the piano.
John Allen, the colored man en-
ployed by DR.. j. H. Pipes, of the South
Side, underwent a severe surgical oper-
alton for an abcess yesterday, but will
recover.
In the Criminal Court, yesterday,
in the case of State V. Joseph Mar
shall, the motion for a new trial was
Withdrawn. Sentence has not been
passed.
-Messrs Gaus e Weigelt, the popu-
lar Island druggists, are distributing a
handsome and useful advertisement, in
the shape of very fine quality of lead
pencils.
Miss Rose Baker, Of South Eoff
street, had a finger taken off a couple
of days ago, by bottling machine while
employed at Roses soft drink estab-
ishment.
Mr.. F. Davey has taken up training
quarters for his wrestling match with
the unknown" at McNeils, No. 1047
Market street, with John Simcoe, of
Cincinnati.
There has been a. vast amount of
fun, the past few days, about the eXis-
tence Of an opium joint in this city. A
Well-known newspaper man was taken
around last night to ''hit the pipe"
A small daughter of Henry Kneirim,
the tailor, living at No. II Locust street,
had a fall yesterday morning and nearly
bit her tongue in two, requiring sew
eral stitches to unite the severed mem
Der.
Rev. S. B. Earnitz and wife, of
Des Moines, Iowa, are visiting Mr.
Barnitz's mother in Martins Ferry.
Mr.. Barnitz will occupy the pulpit Of
his old church, the English Lutheran,
this evening.
William Gilmore one of the old
time printers of Wheeling and Pitts
burg, and a veteran of the late war,
who saw hard service died at the Sol
diers' Home at Dayton, O., on the 9th.
aged fifty-nine years. He was at one
time Financial Secretary of Pittsburg
Typographical Union, and stood high
in labor circles in that city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-12-01
LAST SEEN IN WHEELING.

ST. LOUIS, November So-John MeCor-
mick. editor and publisher of the Meridian
Daily News of Meridian. Miss. stopped
in st. Louis to-day on his way to Chica-
so in search of hts son, John, who has
been mysterous.y missing since last July.
and from whem no word cam be obtained.
Mr.. Mccormick said his son. who is o
years of age, had completed one year S
study at the Atlanta. Ga. dental college.
When last heard from he had been selling
law books in Wheeling. w. Va, for a
firm in Atlanta, Ga.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-12-01

FIFTEEN ROUND DRAW.

San Francisco. November S0.-Martin
McCue, of New York, and Young Jack
Dempsey, of San Francisco, fought fif-
teen rounds to d draw before the Ma
tional Athletic Club tonight The
bout was preliminary TO the Jeffries-
Choynski fight. MeCue outclassed
Dempsey in cleverness. but lacked
punching powers and could not finish
his man. though he punished him bad
ly, The decision Of the referee was
Kissed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-12-01
RYAN GOT THE DECISION.

Chicago, November 30-Tom Ryan,
of Syracuse, was given the decision to-
night over Billy Stiff, of Chicago.
in the sixth round of what was to have
been twelve round bout. Ryan had
all the best of the fight from the start,
forced the fighting all the way
through and had Stiff in bad shape
when the police interfered, If the
fight had gone on for six rounds Stiff
would have been out at the end of the
eighth at the farthest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-12-01
JOSIAH QUINCY RENOMINATED.

Boston, Mass, November 30.-Mayor
Josiah Quincy was renominated by
the Democratic city convention IN
Fanueil hall tonight, and although
the nomination was made by acciama
ton, there was spirited attempt to
obtain the endorsement of the Chicago
platform and William j. Bryan.
The endorsement was not put 10 a
vote but disposed of by reference to
the revolutions committee. During
the proceedings there was continued
uproar among the $50 delegates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-12-01
SHOT BY HER SON.

Rockville, Ind, November S0-Jas.
I. Sturgeon, a prominent farmer and
stock buyer of this county, was shot
and Instantly killed this morning by
Harry Porter, boy sixteen years old
The cause OF the killing was the atten-
tons paid by the dead man TO the
boys mother. The family had warned
Sturgeon to keep away. Sturgeon
leaves wife and large family Of
children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-12-01
WHEELING NAN DEAD.
Robert Gibson, Formerly of This City Died
Yesterday in Pueblo, Colorado


Yesterday in Pueblo, Colorado.
Robert Gibson, Jr., son of Mrs.
Amanda Gibson, of North Main street,
widow of the late Robert Gibson, died
in Pueblo, Colorado, yesterday morn
ing at two o'clock, of Bright's disease,
after an illness of about year. Mr.
Gibson left this city about eighteen
years ago for Pueblo, where since that
time he was successfully engaged as
the president of a banking firm
After the first two years of his resi-
dence in that city he was married to
a young lady of Bedford Springs, Pa.
who, together with son and daugh-
ter, now survive to mourn his loss.
Mrs Gibson was called to Pueblo
last week on account OF her son.
serious condition, and was at his bed
side when the end came. The de-
ceased was about thirtyeight years Of
age.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-12-01
BIG SALE REPORTED.

New Haven, Conn, November 30.-A
cable dispatch from England indicates
that the sale Of the large Williamantic
thread works, at Williamantic, prob
ably to foreign parties, will soon be
cOnsumm2ted. The thread company
has 81 ,000,o Coo capital and employs sew
eral thousands of hands. An option
on its entire stock at 1925 for each
share of s25 par expires on December
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-12-01
HEAVY EXPORTS.

Philadelphia, Pa, November 3o-The
exports Of grain from this port for the
past week have been very large,
amounting to over two million bushels,
the bulk of which was corn and oats.
The largest shipments have been made
during the past two days. The amount
given includes parcel lots by regular
line SteamsrS and full cargoes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-12-01
ALGER WILL ENDORSE.

Washington, November 30-Late this
afternoon Secretary Alger stated that
he had finally decided to approve the
sentence of the court in the Cap
tain Lowering case, although it may
be soHle days before the papers reach
him, having first to go to the judge ad
vocate general of the war department
and then to Gen. Miles for their en-
dorsement before they will be in order
for his action.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-12-01
TOOK SWIFT VENGEANCE.

Evergreen, Ala, November 30
William Ellis, prominent farmer liv-
ing near here, to-day took a negro
named Cook King to a swamp. tied
him to a tree and shot him to death
Intimacy with Elliss daughter is the
alleged cause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-12-01
SEWER PIPE MAKERS MEET

Cleveland, O., November 30-Be-
tween thirty and forty of the leading
sewer pipe manufacturers Of the coun-
try ave been in session here to-day and
tonight, doubtless for the purpose OF
effecting the combination organized
few days ago at East Liverpool. Not
one Of the manufacturers would talk
about the meeting, however, or say for
what purpose it was held.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-12-01
WERE .PENNILESS.

Lowell, Mass, November 30-Frank
A. Keith and Maggie Godfrey commit
ted suicide by inhalng gas in a room
in this city to-day. They were pennl-
loss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-12-01
MASSACRE OF CHRISTIANS.

SUAKIM, November 81. Advices received
here from kassala say that reports are
current there that the Khalifa recently
murdered several Christians at Khartoum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-12-01
FOUGHT A DRAW.

San Francisco, November 30.-The
Choynski-Jeffries fight was declared a
draw at the end Of the twentieth
round.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-12-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Deeds Left for Record at Clerk Robertson's
Office Yesterday.
Deed made September 27, 1897. by c.
Albert Keim, trustee, to Harry Grifen,
for lots Nos. At, rs and 40, at Echo
Point. Consideration, $500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-12-01

Facts aboE. our CouutFy
nandicraft and invention
TiHfa and Its Landmarks
Language, it's Use and hilsuse
Poetry and General Literature
Mythology and Folk Lara
Industry sa5 Commerce
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17

unb Stem prOipect 9an an Sr9arb Str.
un6 befpra6en bic Sahlage. Nbenbs ge=
mann es ben Nnf9eiu, als Oh minbetenS
1000 S4neiber bic Nrbeit nieberlegen ners
ben, I'm Before 206ne unb tIr5ere Mrbeit5=
i%tunben gu er5tpineen. Die 3ubl Der ~treitenz
ben 9emoenma9er nurbe geitern um ii6'r
300 nermebrt, 70 baB tie iebt na9esu 1000 Be-
trdgt. Die Sembenma9er, tpel9e ii9 geitern
ben Nusitdnoigen anf9loHen, .arbeiteten in
Ii Wertitdtten. Die MGntelmader, 8nie=
boien= nnb Rappenma9er ioQen foipeit pr
g%aniiirt iein, baB auf cine be5iisli9e Or5re
bin fofort 10000 Munn ibre MaI9inen i'm
Std 1dfen tpiirben. Die v6milbers" 6ez
1dloi1en IN elmer 8eriammlung, auf nGdften
Samtag efne Mafenberiammlung einahoez
.rufen, in pelAet iiber bas Sbema vSunqrtz
lObne" oebdttirt tperben IoG. 9ie 2eute berz
bienen i'm Dorigen Sabre $40 unb $11 per
Bo9e Bel elmer Mrbeits3eit bon 10 Stun
ben td9li4, bebaupten aber, baB gegenpdr=
tig bel 16ftiinbiger @ Qr6eits3sit ibr @er=
oienit PRO 8Dbe II So big 81 betrdgt. g
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
Gin Invertebrates Stiid 6efhihte.

Sief in ben @dGoern MarDlan6s, imS6ale
bes Mntietar1, Iebte 3l @nbe oes ~oorigen
Sabrbunberts elm Mann, tpel9er ii9 nur6
feline Stubien unb meDi3inii9en GrfprIGun=
gen Die 9unt6arteit ntht nur feiner 3eitgez
nofen, ionbern fpdterer 9enerat!oaen erz
tpnrb.
0te1er Man1 mar Der alte Ooftor Sa6r=
neb, Der ,@roBoater bss iebtgen 9oftor Sabr=
neD, ipel9er benielben Namen trdgt. Or.
Sabrnep mar melt unb brett i'm 8olfsnunOs
ais der olte Opftor 8eter" betunnt uno gez
abtet. Seine ebten G6arafter3iige ais Mreni9
urb @e1ebrter ma9ten i'm ntht alIsin ieinel
Mitmenf9en tbeuer, ionbern 9aben Teiaem
Nnbenfen etnen bleibenben PlaB in ben Ser
gem berer, Die na9 i6m famen. Sisie5 REF
pie Sabrnep Memprial Nfociation in San
Star, Marptanb, ms 2eben; Die ii4 Die
Nuff9t ltno @rbaltung nbes alten Oottnr=
5bpps" fpelber Or. geter als Sfft:e uno
2aboratorium biente, CUR Mpf9abs madte.
9iefer nS6pp" (tpe 6us @ebduoe i'm Bolts
munbe g~ertannt ap1rbe) lit nod 5iernlirb gut
erbalten unb er 1o1I nun, I'M i'm por Der
3erftOrung Der glemente 81 16isan, nit
einem 8upferba9 berIeben tperoen, nno lpl1e
Reparaturen Itattfinbsn, ais notbWenoi9
iino. Sn Der Nd6e bes Shops" 1pruoelt
cine ~trpItaQfldre Aueue aus Dem 8ooeit, RE
16on felt unbentliden 3eiten benz miioen
@anberer 2ab{al bot. Oteie QueIs nirb
aun our Grquidung BON 3eiienoea, mel0e
bes We9es 5ie6en, in einen Memorial 8runz
men gefaBt perben, in Der Shat, Elm paiien@
bes Oentmal fir Den, pel9er pd6renb fei@
ner 2ebsns5eit bds ipeltlibe Ippobl ipis GET
fige @oblergeben ieiner Mitmeni6sn i'm
Muge bate.
Gs eretenet ii9 Ielten in unierem materiz
elen s3eitalter, oab Dem MnDenten zines einz
Fa9en Mannes, tpel9er in ieiner 5dli6ten.
ununiprudsbolen Weiie nun bamit 6ei9dfs
tigt tpdr, Ieinen Mttmeniden bur9 iein me-
biciniI9es &Dnnen unD Mtlen bienIt6ar gu
fein, bon ipdteren 8eneratipnen Elm Oenf;nal
igeIeBt niro, Elm untriigbares s3eiden, 0aB Der
ulte r9oftor peter" NuBergepObntihes gez
lettet baben m1B, unb baB fein 9s6en unS
Wirfen ni9t obne bleibenbe Sriihte mar.
l1nb biefe Gbre ipurbe Dem @rftnOer oon
6orni's Qlpentrduter 8lut6eleber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
6rane 8ldtter.
Das Ole ,11eoiciner oapon mifen.

Die SaifOn Der griinen 8lGtter tit na.
galb tperben tie erf9einen nit an ibrer
S40nbeit unb NiiBli4feit. Der @slc6.te
fiebt nt6t muir tpie i90n, ~fonbern uu6 pie
niibli4 ie iinb. Die griinen 8ldtte. qeben
Saueritoff BON ii@. Suuertofftit gum entz
malii4en 2eben not6tpenbig. Der. freie
Sauertoff Der 4tmOfpbdre per5e9rt Itb
beitdnbig 5efber unb pirb bl1r6 otbmenoe
@sien Der3ebrt. Der 10 eoniumirte Sauerz
itoff lit ni9t mebr gum ginat6men, oa er
in &obleniGure oerpanbelt tpirb. MGre e
ni9t fir Die griinen 8lGtter, 10 r1iroe UNI
isre Ntmpipbdre ar ibren Saueritpff bertoz
ren baden unD aae l~uftat6menben @eIen
tpiiroen fterben. Was mir %einat6men, atbz
men Die 8ldtter aus unb umgetebrt. sSSeoss
5ru6iabr bringt Sreube unb Sidrfe inz
folge Der 8enbeferung Der 2uft bnrb Die
griinen 8ldtter. @s 1T fopobG cine angez
rebme ols aub eine iebr anereifsnbe 3eit
fir Das meni6lide Spitem.
Der plObli9e l1eberfluB BON 10 bisl
Saueritoff betpirtt Nerp5itGt, 0uutansz
lbldge, 5ieber unb ale Nrten BON aaBer1sz
tpDbnli6en @efIblen.. 4W' bies fommt nit
Dem 5ru6ling. Gus bieIem @runbs tpuroe
eine SriRia5rszM eotain cine Not6peap;qz
felt fir Die meiiten 2eute. SIS gisot feiae
before 6riibiabrszM ebi5in als ge=rusnu. @s
tit gut fir ale Oieie 5dle. Sc regulirt.
itdrtt, b~eriiin9t, erneut, reinigt = in Der
S6at tbut 4aes, mas cine Srii6ia6rszN tsbi=
gin tbun fann.. gGe Mpot9eten 6ltten gez
ruzrd.
Sdreibt fir Elm toitenfreies BUD. Mbrsfz
firt pSbe pezruzna Drug Manufacturing
Co., Columbus, S6io,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
eSm W1ai perlGBt Ssfor Mi

SIN Mat berldBt Sstur @i1bt
tas %2onboner 3u4tbaus rin un=
gebro9sner @eiitestraft". pte es in einem
8eri9te beiBt. Die IeBte 3eit iiber mat
@ilbe i'm 3udtbouie nit 8u9binberarbsit
6ei9dftigt, unb bic 2ettiire Der 8ii9er, bic
er einge6unben bate, CAB ibm neuegnregunq
unb nene S4offenstraft.
SIN borigen Subr finb 241,9 BIZ 4us-
tp dnberer aus ben 6dfen beg Der
etnigten8Dnigret9 8 in iiberIeeif9t
Gambler ge5o9en. Na4 ibrer Natipnalitdt
paren es 1O5,7 ISL Gngldnber, 17,151 S9ptts
ldnber, 42,404 Srldnber unb 1896 Nus
ldtbsr. Sci 1905 4~uspanberern lieS ftd
bic N%utionaIitdt ni9t fetiteaen. Die Nnsz
tpanoerung aus benz 8eretnigten &0nigreif
bat gegen 1895 fopobl in Gnslanb ME in
S6ottldnb unb Srlanb obgenommen, III
England nm 8,2 %, in S9ottlanb UNI ~
20 unb in Srlano UNI 22,4%.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
Sin snbe,@riebenes slatt e,,t

tit ni6t farbloIer, os bic lei6en6aftet s3ioe Der I'm.
sliidliGen, Die man gep6buli6 ais r~unbeilbar lei.
Oenb" 5u beiei6nen pflegt. isle irris lit bod D:eie
9oritelune unO pie grauium auetci6, bo Tie Dem
Rruuten pie @offnung abi6neiOett ST fpQ ni3t
Der s~peifeln; mo 9eben, lit oOffnuno! 81 lanoe bie
b~elebenOe Strait bon @ofetter's Maqenbitterg EN-.
pfunOen iDerbenI fam, uHo Os fam ite, mo nod
5puren bon 2ebenst6atiotett iHblbar fno, lam aud
Dem Sptem frii6e 2ebenstraft ~susefiibrt tueroen
6urbe unb 0tustsln f6unen uieoer er5euqt, Der rosa,
Sdein Der Geiunobeit auf Die eri9laffte g8qnae. m
oas tribe Nuoe %ge3aubert iperOen; Sus gitters III
ein Sttmulan]9 ntttel bon bo9fter ~gteiubeit, bon gr6bs
seGen 9pspepiie, gilioftdt. Malaria, Hbelrmati i INNS
Nerpens unD @ierenleiDen. @ppetit uno S6laf pprs
ben oaour0 inddtig %aef6roert; ss b~eleitiqt pog Sc
fHbl Der nebermiioung, Der glfgercotbeit uub ,i6iis.
Dor ben GiHfliiiisn rauben Nstters uno feu9tsr !tls;-
oERg.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17

itanb unb benz 8eamten ntqig na9 Der Geuz
trail Detail Station folgte, no Das MiBoerz
itdnbniB iebr 6alb aufgetldrt purbe.
3iemer purbe nd9 Dem Gountpz 6pIpital
gebra9t, no bic aerate feline @unben ni9t
fir lebenssefdbrli9 ertldrten. .3iemer mar
erit Mittipp9 4benb aus glepelaao auf Der
9ur9reiie na3 2ittIe Sod bier angetOm@
men unb mar NIT einem 8etannten, ben er
i'm 9otel getroffen, ipaairen segangen. gr
ibe6auptet, baB niht Der flie6enpe Ginbre9er,
~Ipnbsrn ein 8pli3it i'm angei9ofen babe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
BoreIIi's ameiter prose6.

g9ie oft fdbrt man 3uiamnten, beim @n=
bid jener eleno, blaB uuo i6Gaffet Meni6ea,
tpelde Durd @erbdltnife 9e3pun9en iiuo, in
l9le6t benttltrten 6obritsrduuteli unO Sc
l6dften ibren Qebensunterbalt gu eriuerben,
uaO oaburdy ben &eisn SUR 9dn5li6en Ger
%riittung ibres &0rpers legsn, unb ipte be-
oauerli0 lit es, Dab es cine pbDiii6e unm6gltd:
felt III, iie ale 5u errei0en uno ibnen 5u,urufcn;
9tebmt Silsbee's 9eptoniiirtes Giien uno
Wtangan unO Guer oerdnpertes 9tusleben upo
8efinoen in eiuigen Q8o6en tpirD Sud- be-
i%petiel, Dap Sbr biesmal teiner Nuadialberei
IN Die 9lrme %gefalen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
anoenteinet maarenmarr..

Butter Bette Creamery 49,; L. 01altttt 10
liz; 2. H-15:; bette nansemabte Is-14; oet. Dne3
TIC; ]. GuoIitdt l4-l5:; 2. Qualltit 80.
8obnen Bette TO-; gut. ,6o-s}, bette
umteoinuts" s.; esriHJ. auIiitit 5s-5J.
8eien trob - s25-8) be IoHue. =
@efItgeI-Eurfeps 1l-IlH. 9i1uer 6%-7%:
Gnteu l0-1lc las Dfun). 6dtis is: oI} 9f1no.
Gier- Sau5 frii3e, @erluIt abaereG1net, 9H-lO
b as 9uBeuD.. ~ q.
SpHtg Better 1920: has Bfuts.
BGnaneH- 5eft. % : 70 o1s s tun.
&epfeI - Bette Mtdigan $1,00-I2) bas M
@aIiiornii6 DIT Aepfel- $L.95-3.Ol fit 408fo.
Gitr0HeH- 8efte 0uaiitdt 81 75-2.75 bic Rite.
Drangen- Nus SaIifor1!eu. ". II. Rtt.
GartoffeIu = UurJGLi5 24-z6. peoroI3 ~
22e. @eerIeB 1920: bas 9uibe[.
Neue Rartpffeln- S500-6.5O bas fSaB.
g SPIRIT sl.sz ole Saaore.
Squafb -75c bas 9uBeno.
Neue Sefbertben- 25-35c bas SuBeno.
8urfen- $751; 10 bas Fl3.
.Rppf1aIat- So. 10000 baS fSaB.
&imn 8pbnen l5-20c bo5 Quart.
3miebeIn- Sriue, 15c bas 9uBeao.
% etBfraut-75c-,Z5 bic &llte.
Spmaten = $S.0J-3. 50 Die Sit. i;
Z Smeet goru- l5-20c pro Saf.
nj fo - 5oc-$2. 25 bic Gilta.
. G piHat- 6O-65c Der Sort. .-3se ~
@eIerp 10-l8c bas 8inoeG.
ermaare II. OtQbi9e g~tadbfrsoe bel aInItts
gen Mneeboteu. llnoeranberll9e BreiIe. Die S9peis
neTeii9=5dIler toiteu 57A-6Je, fleiue Stbmalsf6BheH
82h-S7he.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17

Wle bI - 5arb Wheot SprtHe Bateuts int ssaB 81. 90
-.S0 SDft Wbeot gatents 81. - TO- Saro mbeat
Baters i'm Sat s.. 75-3.25, eoft Abeat gafsrs III
sod sS0o-3.35, rgfeb Dog" sl.2O-L30. 8ossenmebl
I'M GoB $2.25-245; neues I'M Sat -. 00-2.2 20.
nj n term Ell sen -Jto. 3 9oro gu s0-s4.
@orn go. 2 su 23-23He.
sufsr SO. 2 gu 49,; merger SO. 2 an an 1890:
9eu - gtartss EimOtbe $500 Die Souue, gso. |
$7.50-600 gto.2 s6.50-7.00. Mireb Sc. Ip.
I aubDrair,e. psites 800. mItters DUAL, s7.e0-7.5O
. @erft. --24-32c.
-9oggeu = go 2 su $685..
Samereten- Slads go. L naf Der gabn 7se
gortbpeltern 800; Simotbp S2.OO-2.8Q.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
meun Gas Kleine 5abnt.

70 perIGumt ni6t, bas olte unb mobl erprobte
6iilfsmittel fir boS ,l3abueu Der Siitber,
Mrs. @inslow's Sootbin9 Sprup, an!5u.
wenben: @r berubist bas ainb, erpei3t bas
;8S a2sFeiiiiq' u pS,e' it ba aIS be gem m5fitel a aasta'
DiarrbOe. SInfunbawan3i9 Gents bic Slal9e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17

Cine Kirde in Rapenswooo
einem Gage eebaut.

Die bein3eImdnn6en pom K0Iu treiben in
Ghicaeo's porfaot ihr Deien uno 3au=
bern lit "a Stunoen cine Kirde fly nno
fertie aus Dem Sooen herpor.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
panoels- uno 5inansberi9t.
Der 6elo,narft,

Selb auf 3iinbt9une mar at s 9rotent fei9t su 81.
tommeH unb medIel ruurben NIT BIS 7Broeent oisfons
tirt. @eDfeI aut gtep gort mnrben nit so 8roseut
aufgeIb ~oertauit.
Nabftebeub bic beutig.H anae8eigteH Ws9fslturis auf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
eioeD

@bicago, 16. Wtdrs.
pie bOt3itsu, nieori9iteu unb G9luBprelie mareu:
9tottrungen: SftuBprelie.
SO eisen- bD9ite nteort5it. l6. Mara Is. M6r,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17

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