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The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-11
Queen of pickpoosets shot.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 0.-Mabel
Heating, known from New York 10
San Francisco us ''the queen OF pick
pockets" was shot and fatally
wounded by Jerry Sullivan. u city
hall j%anitor. in the saloon Of her hus-
band, who also received a bullet from
the same pistol. Mabel Heating is
stated by the police to be n notorious
confidence operator and is reported to
have cleared over $50, 900 by dlsreput-
able practices at the worlds fair IN
ChipapO
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A NEW ROUTE FOR GRAIN
westerners Get u Now All Lake AMI
Hall Line From chicago.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March Q-Ths
steel steamers Saxon, German, Gre
clan, Briton and Roman Of the Me-
nominee Transit company, have been
chartered for two years 10y the new
Canadian. Atlantic line, which will
operate them between Duluth, Chi
cago and Parry sound. The steamers,
which were built for the coal and orc
trade, will be fitted up for grain by
the Menomincc company before dc.
livery on May /. The steamers can
carry about $50, 900 tons of grain in a
season.
The significance OF the deal is that
it gives Wcsterners an all lake and
rail line from Chicago and Duluth.
The line will cut into the Southern
trade.
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BOYCOTT MAY END SOON.
fhc Pool Lines Warcr In Their Eight
VIII Declare u III.

VIII Declare IL OF.
KAGsAs CITY, Mo, March s--The
freight boycott Of the railroads in the
Southwestern and Western traffic
pools on tho Kansas City, Pittsburg 70
Cult railway, is supposed to be In full
force to-day. The notices from tho
st. Louis & San Francisco, the Cotton
Belt and Southern Pacific lines that
freight divisions with the Pittsburg e
Gulf wouid bc cancelled and full local
tariffs exactcd on through traffic took
effect this morning. Z. A. Brnley,
one of the Pittsburg g. Cuffs coun.
s%clors, is in Texas, and If any attempt
is made by the railroads In the South
western pool to boycott tho Pittsburg
81 Gulf Inc will secure restraining or.
ders from the federal courts
Most Of the other freight boycott
notices went into effect on March /.
Thus far the Pittsburg & Gulf has not
suffered from the attempt to crush il
because it refused to join the freight
traffic pools. Its volume of freight
traffic has increased to u rcmarka bic
degree.
'Thc boycott has done us no harm
thus far" said John Sargent, general
freight agent Of the Pittsburg s. Gull
to-day. Il expect to see the whole
difficulty fixed up this week.
We have had no trouble thus
far except ut Tcxarkana, Ark. ,
where the Texas Pacific agent refused
to accept about fifty cars OF freight
from US. The freight was in transit
before the boycott notice went into
effect, so it was finally forwarded by
the road. We will not hear of tho
disposition of our freight by the
Southern Pacific, Frisco and Cotton
Belt for n few days, but we expect
no trouble because of the ruling
OF tho federal court ut Calves.
ton in the Lone Star Steamship
company's case. We are hauling
freight to and from Texas points and
to Chicago. Quincy, Omaha and other
points north Of Kansas City and will
continue to handle all tho business
offered to us"
Many of the railroads in tho traffic
pools have weakened in the fight on
the P%ittsburg & Gulf and nrc an xious
to exchange business with it. Some
Of them are doing SO and this is the
weak point which will u the col.
lapse of the freight boycott.
A meeting of Western freight lines
will be held in Chicago on Wednesday
to adjust rates on white and yellow
pine. John Sargent, general freight
agent Of the Pittsburg & Gulf, will
attend the meeting. The Pittsburg &
Gulf aroused the ire of the Western
lines because it hauled yellow pine
from Louisiana and landed it in Chi.
cago in successful competitor with the
white pine Of the North. Then the
lumber boycott was declared on :he
P%ittsbnrg N Gulf. The meeting is ex.
pCcted TO end il.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-11
WORK ON SECRET ORDERS
Great Quantities of Explosives Shipped
From 10 Government S~torshouse.

From 10 Government Storehouse.
New YORK. March 0.-During the
past week the Delaware. Lackawanna
Il Western road has shipped great
quantities of gunpowder and ammu-
milton from the government store
house at Dover, y. i. Secret orders
nave been received from the govern
ment officials in Washington that the
railroad shall place a train at the dis
position of the government TO carry
ammunition from Dover in the event
Of war. The railroad officials have
completed arrangements for such a
train. A large forcs OF men can be
summoned on five minutes call To load
the cars.
A ~trainload Of ammunition has left
Dover during each night OF the week.
Tho government officials refuse to
state where or to whom it was Goa.
signed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-11

ATCWlsoN, Kan, March Addison
Alexander, u Kahoka, Mo, colorcl
man, became insane in Atchison eight
days ago, and has not eaten or drank
anything since, saying the Lord has
called upon him 10 fast until his SIM
are forgiven
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-11

CINCINNATI Ohio, March s -Many
persons have been speaking OF Miss
Frances Willard rs the founder of the
National Woman's Christian Temper.
ance Union, The founder OF the W.
G, L. u. resides in this city, Mrs.
Mcclellan Brown was instrumental in
calling the first convention inaugur.
atiig the movement in Columbus, in
February, l'74, and in August follow
ing she went to Chautauqua assembly
with u full plan of organization. Mrs
Brown still holds the copyright OF the
original pan of work Of the w. G, II.
u, dated January ~, 1874. and bear.
ing the signature of Librarian Spot.
ford and the official seal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-11
The Underwater In rort.

CHARLESTON, $. &. March Ohio
tug Underwater, which vas reported
lost in n gale o II liatteras, came into
Charleston harbor yesterday, towing
the Merritt Wrccktng company's der
rick, Chief. The tug reported tha,
she rode Thursdays storm well, though
she lost II dccNload Of coal that was
washed overheard.
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Gets $1,000 for "a Leg.

SEDALIA. Mo, March $. -Thc suit OF
\ p. Tanner against tho Missouri Pa
cihe Railway company, $4,000 being
asked for damages sustained by the
plaintiffs loss OF a leg at the Union
station, in Scdalia about a year ago,
has been concluded. The jury brought
in q verdict awardL ing Tanner s., 900
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Dies at 70 Church Door.

ViNcENNEs, Ind, March 9--Whilc
Airs. Lydia Harvey, aged 80 years,
was climbing the steps leading to st.
John'e German Catholic church she
stumbled, fell on the steps and cN
pired.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-11
Drought aud Isu,h Fires.

VANCOUVER, b. c., March s.--The
aostra!ian mail by steamer Aorangi
brings reports that the Colony Of Vie,
toria, like Tasmania, has suffered
feaIsully from bush fires
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Liberty Graves Refine,

LIBERTY, Mo, March 3. 1t was dis.
covered yesterday that ghouls had
robbed the grave and taken the body
OF Jack Field, who was buried herc
TuaStor
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brow Four rcns,ons at Once.

WASHINGTON. March Q. "A rcmnrka-
able case OF pension fraud has just
been made public by the pension Office.
About eight years ago George Wat
son was sentenced to fine and
Imprisonment for having drawn
four separate pensions. Being an cx-
emplary prisoner, Watson was dis.
charged in June, 1925, Shortly after.
under the name OF George Kelley, no
presented a claim for pension on ac-
count of service in the Mexican war
On the ship Savannah, and later fled
application 70" still another on ac-
count of service in the rebellion on
the ship Pawnee. In this his Implicitly
was discovered, and rs u result hc is
held in Philadelphia in 81 1860 bail
Steele VIII Have to stand Trisi.
TOPEKA, Kan, March 0.-Thc state
,upremc court to-day overruled the
demurrer filed by Chief of Police Hen
ry Steele, Of Topcka, TO the quo war
ranto proceedings instituted against
him to Dust him from Office. In tho
original proceedings, Steele is accused
Of violating his oath of Office and tho
constitution of the state by entering
into "a deal with tho jointists whereby
they arc permitted to run upon the
payment of monthly fines His at.
torneys flied a demurrer, claiming
tina: the petition did not state facts
sufficient to constitute u cause OF ac-
ton. The supreme court thought diff.
fercntly, and overruled the demurrer.
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CLARA meloet, baB bic Sniurgenten@
fIbrer Gapito, 4lpares, Rune3 IL, "
i'm 8egriffs puren, fi9 naEs ga VS.
peranca, 9ropin3 Santa Glare, Den
Spaniern gu ergeben, als lie bon an
beren Snfur9enten, tpel6s BIno porl
i6rer QbIi6t erbuIten 81 6aben erl4tS@
men, ii6errumpelt unO G~nSa9rtTfen
puroen. SpGter fdno man @lpdre5,
Nune3 unb ben Snfurgentenmaior Gs<
pine5, bic in benz Sample gefaasn ma
rem, entIeelt unb nudt ausge5ogen duf
forI9enoen 9rauen Nugen nod nt6t
ben S9immer zines 2G3elns bisher
fir i'm ge6ubt batten, troB ietper Be
mii6ungen gu Qnfarg aud UNI tBre
@unIt. Gu9 5rau BON 6liiggOp btrs
belt ii9 fiibl unb abpeiIenO. ODD
Der SGnger I9ien ni9t gu bemerten,
mas QQen uuffiel. Der pornelmen
rnpabbarteit Der Mntter begegnete er
nit qlei9 tii6ler, eleganter 9altung II.
SDrmli6teit, ben miBbiqigenben, tul@
ten 8Iiten GonItan3en's nit glatter
6Dfli6feit uno ben ibm entgegenitrubz
lenbsn 4ugep, Dem 6oloen @rrotbsn
2epntinen's nit gliidli9em 2G6eln IL.
ben bereDteiten 8liden Tetner gefdbr=
lid i4Dnen Iugen.
CFprriebund folot.)
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2SorRomtmene 6e(nnS6ett.

Salt.n sic SIREN 9Orpsr Ourd ben
g,leg.ntli6su @ebraud bon Gutt's Sc,
b.rpiaen pOultGuOis in OrOnunS. Sie
reaullren ben 0armtan0l un6 eri.ussp
Ginrn kriftigen Gdrpfr.
ROpfi6mer3cn, OIularia, 9aaenl,iOsn,
g~erItOpfuns unO dbnli4s &ruutbsItsv
w.rb.n u%OQitanOis turlrt Ourd
Suits &ebers Viuen.
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0irhfuttrr. nnO Strnbprrilr.

Tcl9cuoeS ituo Die aui oeu iiuatItten
@uuasu iiir pen, Strob Il. /. II. geiern ers
iielteH ByeI's:
SeRIide 8angc.
Seu Elmothu pen $40 bis Sl2 pro
Come uuo Sleeheu IS bis 80 pro Come.
S~trop-@nlieuNloh 81 bis as, 9fOggeu
Iyob IS bis $40 uuo puieytrob Sc bis 81
pro GoUuC,
MulS alter s. bis s., ueuer
$1.S5 blsS1.9O pro TaB.
y Orometlih gSuuQe.
6eu-GimOtbu, Sen $1Obls SIS; SleebeI
50 bis $11 pco Come.
StrOb - SSai;enitroh s. bis So, 9icggeu'
irob IS bis $40 mO 6arsyilrOb s. bis So
pro E0Wus.
RuiS-aher S-biS s., ueuer $3.50
bis Sl.95 pre- SoF.
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Standardization.

Nepzg ort. IA. MGr5. - Sin
getrOffen IinO bier bic Dumpfer nSou=
ranian" bon 8lasgOp uno nSpaurn=
Dam" BON ROTTERDAM.
2"i5arb, Is. MGr5. - PaIiirt lit
bier Der 9ampfer ROTTERDAM" bon
NepzgOrt na6 ROTTERDAM unterz
tpegs.
Gibraltar, 10. MGr5. - On
Qelangt lit bier Der Qampfer nSuale,"
auf Der 6abrt BON Nepzgort n169leaz
pei uno @ema.
9amburg, Ii. MGr3. - Der
0ampfer r8eterIon" traf heute DON
Baltimore bier Elm.
Suuberluno, II. Mdr5. -
@pn Baltimore bier eingetroFfen lit Der
9ampfer n4Oelina Yattt."
8ibruItdr, II. WfGr3. - I6=
QeQarqen nd6 Baltimore lit beute DDn
6ier Der 0ampfer Bono" BON 6uelOu.
9Iasgop, y. WGr5. - Der
9ampfer State pf Nebrasta" girg
beute BON bier na6 Repz9ort ub.
StDrnopuD, 13. Mdr3.-6ier
einqetrofFen unO na6 4arbuus tpaiter
%gefabrsn lit Der 9ampfer n9enu5" DON
Baltimore.
6atrS8Ie, II. MGr3. - @eIi6s
tet puroe 6eute bier Der 0ompfer
,6etla," BON Copenhagen nab Stem
gort beitimmt.
9ariffa, II. MGr5. - 4uf Der
geiie bon 8enua nu9 Baltimore pal
iirte beute bier Der 9dmpfer n2eOen."
ScilIn, -. MGr3. - 8eit6tet
tpuroe bier Der BIN Baltimore na9
6amburg beItimmte 0ampfer n8Obez
mia"
2i3orb. Is. MGr8. - 9ier pal
iirte beute Der 9ampfer rSoutbpart, "
bon 4nttperpen naa Rep=gort unterz
tpegs.
9amburg, 10. MGr3. - @(bgsz
fabren nu6 Baltimore lit beute DON
bier Der 9ampfsr nStrat6mOrs."
Soutbdmpto n, ID. W(Qr3. -
BON bier na9 Nepz9ort inSee gsgan=
gen lit Der 9ampfer Bremen" DON
8remen.
ScilID, 10. MGr8. - 9oIiirt:
9ampfer r2oro Grno," BON Baltimore
na6 Qonoon beItimmt.
IN 6eaD, 10. MGr3. - 6ier
paiiirte beute Der 9ampfer r8eoamo=
re-" BON Baltimore na6 2~iDerpool urs
tertpeg5.
0oper. 10. MGr3. 8eIt6tet nun
be beute bier Der 9ampfer Ocean, "
uuf Der 6obrt bon Baltimore na6
ROTTERDAM.
@ibraltar, Is. MGr3. - 9a7z
iirt itnb bier bic 0ampfer ngaliforz
mia" bon g}eupel nab Repsgott un=
terpegs, unb yScin0id," bpn Repz
gOrt na9 Marieiqe beittmmt.
Sorp S8Ganb, 13, MGr3. -
Sier bOrbei gefabren lit beute Der
9umpfer nQoro 2ansbofpne," duf Der
Reiie bon Baltimore na9 8elfait.
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Sirhmnrffr.

&bicaqo, Sl8.. II. Mdr;.-7ie TuSs
fuhr uau 9imOoieh bet;ul 10000 Stiid;
ytarli itetig be- ;u;ideu $500 NIB $500
uayllreuOeH Hreiieu. Shwelns {: 3ufuhc
$4,000; 0iarIt aItiu; DIE Ielie uarrurteu
iuIihen $500 uuO $500. Sduaie: 3uiubr
$4,000: giurtt 'tetlg; Die Freue parrltrIeII
3Ulihen $500 NIB $40.
SAT &tbertp. "a, IA. MGrS. -
Die Dfdrtt fir Jtinou!et mar Itetig bet
iUIiten $500 NIB $5.lO itpdnteuOcu
Freteu. SdweIue: 3urubr letdlt 0.drtt
itettg; Die YreIlc u]avilrteu suIitheu $500
mo 81 Is. SGaare: Niurtt iietlg; ot'
Gyeiie oarrilrteu Hulideu $4.75 uuO $3.50.
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0rieffnfrrt.

Ollie 3uI6riften fir 0ieIe &6t6eiz
lung foqten beutli9 unb ouSbriidli6
aDreIfirt fperoen. 8riefli4e 8eantz
tportung pon 5ragsn fam unter teiz
men u%mItGnOen erfolgen. Qnfrugen
Obne unteri4rift finOen feline 8eriidz
ii4tigung.
rQeferin."- 60 piel uns be-
tannt, nennt man bas FINITE @bejuz
bilGum bus b0l3erne, bas 8sbnte Oas
bIe6erne, ba5 5pOlfte bas ieibsne, bus
fiinf3ebnte bas frDftallene, bas 8panz
5igIte Du5 por3elanene, oas f~infunbz
~5rpan5igIte bas fiIberne, bas orsiBigfte
Dus 9erIenz, bas pier3igite bas rubi=
meme, bas fiinf3igite bas goIoene unb
bus fe4s8igite bus 9iamantenzSu btz
Iaum.
gr." On benz Stanbbilbe
5riebrt9'S beS 8roBen in Berlin 6az
Ben perf9isbene Mei1ter gearbeitet.
Der northumberland riibrt bon
S6infel per. Oos Reiterbilb 1T BON
G6r. Daniel Rau6 nit 6iilfe Der
8ilbbauer 9uftuO 8lGfer, Qlb. @olff,
Wolgait unD Seldom mobeQtrt. Der
SUP be5 Stanbbilbes erfolgte am II.
SuIi 1916, gegen Witterna6t, bur6
ben 8%unitgieBer 6rte6el. 8ieDleBten
5uuptitide bes 9ufes tpdren a6er erit
gegen Gnoe 1849 beenbet. Die @utz
6iiQung funb am 81. M1ai 1851 ftatt.
4uBer ben i4on ~genannten 9iinItlern
parsn Is au6 bic 8ilbbarer 6aaQen,
8rGunli6, Qfinger 5ran3 unb 3ablrsiz
de Mobeu= uno 8ron3eformer oaran
~bet6eiligt.
81. d. - Gum 9reibunb qe60z
rem Deuti4Ianb, 0eftret3 unb Sta
lien.
80. g Of - W}it guB perIeben.
t0nnen Sic obne jebes 8eoenten gum
8efu9 na9 Oeuti9lurb ge6en.
r3net Wettsnbe.~ - Inter
QOamsapfeI perite6t man ben Rnorpel
BORN i'm 6ulie, Der Bel MGnnern man.
3es Wful febr iturf berbortritt. @s lit
cine S3er3@8enennMng; es ion Damtt
geiugt iein, baB = &ern6uus bes
Qpfels &Oam i'm IalIe iteden blie6,
als er bei'm QpfeIeFsn erpii6t muir
be. 5erner bsiBt Qbamsapfel audi
Der parabiesopfel, jitbiI6 Gsrag DO
mum Qbami, bic 5ru8t bes Citrus
Yomum.
nSdger." - Sn Gl6erferbz8arz
men itebt fein Militdr.
- Der bemotrdtiIds Stdatssgpn
bent bon Rbpoe Sslanb purbe g~eItern
gu 9popic2ne dbgeb1Iter, unb nomis
nirte elm Staats : Stdet, an oeFsn
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0rnbe.0ofet fret!

Cur 9be1maiisrius, Zen sarsdeu Der Ulsri4bsti, babe
To oas bette WtttsI Der 9eIt, uHe iusr ptsraH IssesL esm
%absrienps 10 Elm grobe.galet fret Gttiss 'UuneeERare
UtttsI betIte eini, nl1, isitser Iaulenee ron anesrn' isloI
Saue ron hber 20 1a5reu. Gin SaHistn sber HssnHatiS-
mus uiro ispsm prob. gaist unents.Itl9 5slestast. y'an
a~preilere Holm A.. smith,
SumDsEfId Church Building, Milwaukee, Wa
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NnItlmnrer Rnrfthrrfhte.

(gtridtst fur oeH pOeutihsu 6oyrsIpouoeutcu." I
Baltimore, Den ii. D}drl lS9S.
Die bsltI9s 9Setlsriuiubr betruJ 1907 Suihel,
Der SleudtoreHsSorrdth !. lS7,5S9 Suihe, 8sridHot
uoH ben @leUatoren 1851 8uiheI. ScIluuit mur.
ben 6O.SSO EuiheI uuo 2 UaeQoHs.
j%vo!aenoe 2ah:ue Seilt Den %beItileu, uOrlsitrilen
uuo ben leBtli5rlqsu StGHo Der WeiIeHpreIie IN u:p
sleiheHoer leberiiht'
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GruuOfiidsilbert

nSrpinqton Real State 60" an
@ep. g. Gqis, l 9rurSItiid; $1,000.
G6us. g. @ooOruff, @erpalter.
etc. an G6as. g. 8ooOruff 3 9runo=
Itiite; 81.
9erIel6e an 9eter S. 8ooDruff,
3 @%runoitiide; 81.
Gugen 8. Sonce un0 5rau an Mar>
oaret SSpDce : 9iutes, 9runOitiid an
Der @iibfeite Der Rortb : Qpenue, no6e
8ontonitraBe, Is Bel 105, 8runo3ins
$144; S..
6reo. 2enB an G6u5. s. @einri9,
@%runoftiid an Der SIt1eite Der G6az
pei, na9e SefferionftraBe, 1875 Bel
80, 9runD3ins $21; $3.50.
GDpin STREET. on emma SO.
Street, 9runOftiid an Der @eitiette
Der Solar : QDenue, IA 6ai -; S..
Gbparo Sd. 2aing an Qouifu sea-
Der, @runbitiid an Der Noroieite Der
gprt6 : Qpenue, nab& 9ort : Rodo,
15.4 BEL 80, 9runO8ins 800; So.
Serfelbe an 0ieielbe, 8runottid
an Der 0orDieite Der Nortb : &Denue,
nube gort : Roab, 15.4 BET 80,
$95; S..
@6as. 6. @6nepfe an 0m, 90.
8urgan, 2 @runOitiite; S..
Sames .. Maion, jun., Il. 6rdu
an Gbas. @. Gbesnep, 8runOitiid an
Der NorOoiieite Der 2inOen : Qpenue,
nabe McN3e6enItraBs, 10 Bel $50,
$4,000.
QmanDu 6. Tlopo an Margaret ".
q. 5lobb, 2 @runbItiide; S..
6erbinano 6. Smith an Bm. j..
Barr, "a 9runDItiife; So.
8eni. 9ropn etc. an nUtdOilons
Square 9. 8. a., 9runOitiid an Der
Wsitfeite Der SPRING, ndte 5eoerals
Strdbe, II Bel rs; $500.
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@tne gfa6Gt6e g6e

einHueebeu uuo eefuncc &ineer lu jeusen. f.rnst
oQss WIiiensnerthe iiber Observation-Disclosures,
tdrteit II. T. 10. entbdlt oGs GIte. 8eote9ens. oeutios
SUD Scr gfettuusS:1in t, :" As. auF.; 2}o
Gtiteu, nit pielen Isbrrsi1en Mbbiiourssu. Gsl NJ
her ein,fa superldfT1c gatbsebtr fur Srants uno
GeIuno. uno namtntIia nidt III entbthrtn tir
Heuie. Die fh perbsiratbeu molten. oosr uHelndli2
Oerbsiratbst iuo. g9irO nab Gmpfan9 bon 25Sts.
in 4ofs tampa Iorsiam ctrpadt fret JnPslanet.
DEUTSCHES HEIL-INSTITUT,
No. II Clinton Place, New York, n. Y.
Der Gettungsantsr 1T aud gu bos
Ben BEL 8. 5. Stemers in gtr. lO3.
9art : Qbenue, nabe 5upetteitrdBe, U.
in 8itte's y9erman Store," gfr. 236.
Noros6 opar Strabs.
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0eirathss0irenicrt

Ha9itebenpe 6eirutb8Iicen3en muir
ben geitern bur6 glerf 2ipingiton i'm
Common 9leuss@eri4 ausgeiteIt:
8iuiam s.. Smoot un0 5lorence 6.
Staplor; Qioen3 gebolt bon SO. 8.
SmOtt, Nr. 2019, Sftz9OffmaritraBe.
Qbrabam 8oroon unO Yuuline
5arri5; Qicen3 gebolt bon g~(bruham
9oroon, glr. SO, Qisquit6itraBe.
Saco6 6dupmar unO 4nnie 30
bert5; Qicen3 gebolt BON Niuium 8.
Qoams, CIR. 1708, 4iblanOzQpenue.
So6n 9. 8oggin5 unb Marp 0ees;
2icen3 gebolt BON Diaium 8. Bolton,
Nr. 925, 9ruiOz6iuz Qlrsnue.
@eorge SbompIOn unb Carrie Sell
IeD; Qicen3 geboIt bon 0enarO gap
man, CIR. POI, 8drtlettitrdBe.
GEarIss S6miOt unb 8utie 5iitter;
2icen3 gebolt BON Charles S4miot,
Nr. 1888, OrleansitraBe.
4norep @ittitdDt uno 2ouiid
Meper; 2icen8 gebolt DON q. 8itt=
ItaDt, Nr. 606, RoieItrdBe.
Sama5 u. Senttns uno Nlice g.
M}urpbb; 2icen3 ge6olt BON 5. 81. SEM
fins, 0r. 773, DeftzMul6errpitraBe.
@eorge g. Miuer unO 2i33ie Rotb;
2icen3 gebolt BON George g. Utiaer,
Gr. 81, Sam6urgitruBe.
G6arles 9uul Batter uno Selend
oyslunb 8alfer; 2icen3 gebplt BON s..
g. g2elIon, gr. 1910, 8prOitrabe.
4uquit 2eisner uno emma WtcQlz
litter; 2icen3 gs6olt BON 4uguit 2eis@
ner, Rr. pops, DinOeritraBe.
6reberid @iaidm 8Odel unO Glt=
8abetb &al6FleiIa; 2icen5 gebolt Don
+. SO. 8ofel, CIR. GOA, SiOzQnnit r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15

9GItr. - peutlgt 3HlEbr II, AGO Suihsl: 6t3f
Suihsl. Der Ytartt mar iet ,u Hotlrtea greusl:
gbsissr Hsusr yir. , 1885,. %. Jtc. , 33E-
"a. 90. mot uGiTTIirt 30 33;., le M pI ytr.
2 32-32Sc" 90. mint udit1BUt 3O-32%.
SaItimurerG feEtens S1ric.
(gerlhtet Iur osn . Ssutl on Sorr iulu) e1teH' bur
DiIoos1oori, Olluer & &Omo.)
Sutttm,re, ben Is. Diary 1898.
Wiooenonrf, Onu:r & 50. Der. b1ct IL 5rty:;.
SauTerszIrattc 5.2i4-5.23 aIi $50 Laae. IN
Stdi 5.23I-. ... 'GIiHd Iuii ur.5.27a-5.36 4
60Iaqr. ReIb5Utar! 93S. SuIoeH 39A.
Sterliuj Bduti;rs aWi go Id5t 4~.SO&-4.SI.au i
eibi Asa, tluimdHuIfh. 4.SO5-I.S1.
gS.rpGrfs orf nor birG,cr GEcFtru -JSGrir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15

- Del bemOtrdtii6s Stdatgsg pn,
bent BON Rbooe SsIan0 purbe 9eItern
gu 9~poOic2nce abaeb1Iter, urb nomis
nirte elm SiaatS : Stdet, an oeFen
Spite Sr. Daniel Gbur9 ais Sou
bsrneurs Ganbioat Itebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15
SerlaHgt I'M IhgeReIncK.
S1eAens0cjNh:.
4m3eIReK. Sm uertaEIeK.

an ptrfuufen:
,3ipti GSdrntn III uu0 2O0 Gdcr biutg; mill
zen perfIuit lU,rOsu. I'M eiu.u Rl9laB lbjulpidsln.
GRlu idrsibt fur Girtular al Sol. u. &runsmdn,
&|plumbia, lRO. lNft2O,l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15
@ierins's meOi3iniidss Snfitut,

AOOO
9onfultirenbs aelte - Or. Mnna @ierins une
Or. Robt. i. @iertHa. NDtai2l, TRWiSlS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15

3 II UCIIu II 7 z II :
Sas pra6tige 5fcclitodI9e g8obnbaus i'm 400.
Rlod all 5rcOeridsSlpelue, 0cGeniIber pom Milfcu's
Gabrit, nit pOmpeiii5er 6rout, fur nur $500; leibte
geoinquuoen. Ran WuB IS ieber, I'M Is beIr=
tbeilsn ,u f0unn. NaaJuirdQeu oil Srt un0 STEELE
tti Clarence @umpiou roer in 9r. 20I, Ct. Qaul=
Gtrast. (San2i, lWtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15
= co no e 90.

Bar @ieesrberftluns une GrbaltunS str Dee
iunebeit n.bmet Or. NINA @ierine'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND, 81 bic 6Idfde.
On bobsn SET onsR apotbstsru uuo in NI, 1908, Of
GaLt,moretrahs.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-07-30
Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

WHEREAS, Fritz Willer and
Johanna Willer. his wife, of the county
of Cape Girardeau, State of Missouri,
by their certain deed of trust dated
the eleventh day of May. 1897. and
recorded in the Recorders Office of
Cape GiIardeau county. state OF Mis-
souri,, at Jackson. in Book ~" page
81. conveyed to Chrietia" Strjumeyer.
trustee, the following described real
estat-, situate. lying ana Dcjug in the
county Of Cape Girarde;G #'.a State
of Missouri. tu-wit:
AL of Lot number fort -ryei, +. J
and one hundred and two To- feet
from the north side of Lut nnmhnr
f2rry-eight - in range -" III the
city Of Cape Girardcau. the sane be
in% two hundred and fourteen .2I4l
feet front on Pacific Stgc-z. j., one
hundred and eighty tlS0l iny, in Geptn
On 8eIlvicw stree. as laid gown ca the
plat of said city OF Cape iiirai drau,
which said conveyance was mate in
trust ~ secure the payment Of 4 crr-
tain ~prOInissOry note in said deed Of
trust mentioned aud described. and
whereas, said note has long since br-
com" due ana payable according To
the true tcnOr. daUe and effect thvi eOf.
and saId note remains unpaid. and
whereas the said Christian ~Hteiaucyer
has refused tn act as trustee. ard
whereas the sheriff of iapp. t.iIar-
dcau county. Missouri Is duly auttDr-
lied 70 act in his stead and execute
the said trust.
Now. therefore. notice i he.cby
given that /. the undersigned trustee.
at the request of the legal holder of
said note. and by virtue of the por:cr
and authority in me vested. and in
pursuance Of the provisions Of SAID
deed OF trust. will on
Saturday. the Thirteenth Day If
August, \. D. ISgS.
Between the hours of nine o'ciucl:
in the forenoon and five o'clock in
afternoon Of that day. at the court
house door in the city OF Cape Girar-
deau. Cape G~irardeau county. Mis-
souri,, sell the above described real
estate at public vendUe. to the highest
AMI best bidder for cash in hand to
satisfy said debt and interest mention
in said deed ii t"U~:. r"..;hcr with
the costs aud "sprn-,.> OBJ ~c."cufing
this trust.
~ju!y9nlI iDHN -. EE<EIN
sheriff .a5 TrU~.cr.