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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-05-14

Il will number 200 members within q
short time. 1t viii have q library and
reading room and present many ad'
vantages to its membership. Plans for
its new quarters are now Aeing prepared.
George W. Stone OF Bean has furnish
ed the first wool shipment OF the season.
The clip consisted Of 1000 pounds and
was consigned by the Messrs. Fraser to
Boston houses at an advance Of 10 cents.
The cattle Of the Bitter Root stock
farm, numbering about 5000 head, have
been started for the range The most
of them will be herded on the Big Horn
range during the summer.
The Grand Council Of United CONNER
eial Travellers Of Utah and Montana has
been organized in Helena, the council
concluding its business this morning. II
is the first grand council Of the order OF
the Pacific slope, Salt Lake City wa
chosen as the place for the next meeting
May 20. 1899.
+. w. blackboard has turned over IN,
city engineers Office at Butte with it
plans, maps. prints and various posses
sions and aecumulations TO +. G, Biek
enbaugh, his successor in office. Mr.
Mekenbaugh has for the past year beeI
engineer Of the Montana Union railroaC
and has for several years been engages
in engineering in Montana
Major George b, Mclaughlin. formerl.
Indian agent on the Blaekieet reserva
ton. but now ON the road to Alaska VII
Edmonton, writes to q friend in Bentol
from the Norris ranch. just north Of Ed
monitor. He states that he is with
party headed by a wealthy young ma
from New York. and that sverythin,
looks favorable. They are getting read
TO leave in q few dayA
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Al this season ysaf feet tret swsiiSn. 80.
voa'. and ho' ard SGT tired easily. IL yoa
hass ''.saFs4nx tsst Of IiEhG shcss. ssT
makes salsins rasy taF~s swetEen 49,
sSvatinE fret. blisssts sbi saiisas sn.Sfs
Relieves rosus ard bssai,sas Il al rIsin, ara
EtNvs rrss and ssatsTss Tea tIssas.s,A -.
sin1nials ~ eurvs, Try n tsAas. AsEd -
all druggists and shs1e STOVES hss Nc. seal
~ mail tps ~ in stamps. Trial paekass
Roy. SsW isFk.
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Both the method and result when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the svs.
TEN effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
cePtable to the stom ach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances. its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 80
cent bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SYRUP Cd.
SAS FEAscISco. CAL
LOUISVILLE. ~. SEW EoAK. M
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Key West. Fla. May s.-only poor
craftsmanship on the part Of the Span
iards saved the vicksburg and the cut
ter Morrill, from destruction in Havana
harbor yesterday morning. For over
half an hour they were under the fire OF
the guns OF the Santa Clara water bat
teries but both escaped without mater
ial injury, although shrapnel from
eight-ineh guns exploded all about them
and both now show the scars Of the
Spanish bullets. The willy Spaniards
had arranged trap to send couple OF
our ships to the bottom. They baited
it as a man would bait trap.
A small schooner was sent out from
Havana harbor shortly before daylight
yesterday morning to draw some of the
Americans into the ambuscade. The ruse
worked like a charm. The Vieksburg
and the Morrill,. in the heat of the chase
and in their contempt for Spanish gun
merry, walked straight into the trap that
had been set for them. Had the Span.
iards possessed their souls in patience
but five minutes longer not even the bad
and this morning two more of our vessels
would lie at the bottom within two
lengths of the Maine.
Lured the warnhiPs In.
Friday evening the Vicksburg and
Morrill,, cruising to the west of Moro
castle, were fired upon by the big guns
of the Cojimar batteries. Two shots
were fired at the Vicksburg and one at
the Morrill,. Both vessels, without re-
turning the fire. steamed out of range
But yesterday morning the Spaniards
had better luck. The schooner they had
sent out before daylight ran of to the
eastward, hugging the shore and with
the wind on her starbOard quarter. About
three miles east OF the entrance of the
harbor she came over on the port tack
A haze fringed the horizon and she was
not discovered until three miles off
shore, when the Mayfiower made her out
and signalled the Morrill, and vicksburg.
Captain Smith of the Morrill, and Com
mander lilly of the vieksburg immedi-
ately slapped on all steam and started in
pursuit. The schooner instantly put
about and ran for MORO castle before
the wind. In doing 50 she would, ac-
eUrding to the well-eonceived Spanish
plot, lead the two American warships di
reetly under the guns of the Santa Cla-
IA battery. These works are a short
mile west Of MORO and are a part OF
the harbOr defenses. There are two bat
teries, one at the shore, which has been
recently thrown up, of sand and mortar,
with wide embrasures for eight inch
guns; the other is on a rocky eminence
which juts out into the gulf at this
point. The upper battery mounts mod
ern 10 inch and l2ineh Krupp guns be-
hind a sixfOot stone parapet, in front
of which are 20 feet of earthworks and
betting of railroad iron. This battery
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RAT1oNs AND TRANSPORTS.
Issuing Orders for the Relief Of
Dewey at Manila.

Chicago, May IL. - A special 10 the
Times Herald from Washington says:
Commissary General Egan has ordered
the purchase Of 100000 nations at San
Franciseo for the troops to be sent To help
Admiral Dewey complete the conquest Of
the Philippines. and Assistant Secretary
Ct War MeikeliOhn has chartered two fine
steamers on the Pacific ocean as trans
ports. The expedition may set sail by
Saturday. 1t is hoped an electrician sent
Admiral Dewey from Hong Hong will re-
open cable cOmmunica ton with a week.
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IS considered the most formidable Of Ha-
vanas defenasa except Moro castle. II
Is masked and has not been absolutely 10
Gated by the American warships II is
probably due to the fact that the Span
iards did not desire 10 expose its posi-,
ton that the vicksburg and Morrill, ars
now ahoat.
IntO the HaFheR AFTER Her.
The Morrill, and Vicksburg were about
six miles from the schooner when the
chase began. They steamed after her
at full speed, the Morrill, leading until
within mile and half Of the Santa
Clara batteries. Commander Smith Of
tho Vieksburg was the first to realize
the danger into which the reckless pur.
suit had led them. He concluded it was
time to halt and sent a shot across the
how Of the schooner. The Spaniard in
stantly brought his vessel about, but
while she was still rolling in the trough
of the sea with her. sails Tapping. an
eight-ineh shrapnel shell came hurting
through the air from the water battery.
mile and half away.
1t passed over the Morrill, between the
pilot house and smokestack and exploded
less than so feet on the port quarter.
The small shot ratified against her side.
1t was a close call. Two more shots
followed in quick succession, both
shrapnel One burst close under the
starboard quarter, filling the engine
room with the smoke of the explosion Of
the shell and the other. like the first,
passed over and exploded just beyond
Spaniards Had the Range.
The Spanish gunners had the range
and their time fuses were accurately set.
The crews of both ships were at their
guns Lieutenant Craig, who was in
charge Of the bow four-ineh rapid FIRE
gun OF the Merrill. asked for and obtain
ed permission to return the fire. At the
first shot the Vicksbarg. which was in
the wake of the Morrill,, slightly in shore,
sheered of and passed to windward un-
der the Morrilfs stern In the mean.
time Captain Smith also put his helm to
port and was none too soon, for as the
Morrill, stood of solid eight-inch shot
kIckcu
up tons of water as it struck a wave 100
yards beyond. Captain Smith said al
forwards that this was undoubtedly an
eisht-inch armor-piercing projectile, and
that it would have passed through the
Morrill's boilers had she not changed
her course.
All the guns of the water battery were
now at work. One Of them cut the ia
cob ladder of the Vicksbury adrift and
another carried away portion of the
rigging.
Fire Was Returned.
As the Morrill, and the Vieksbury
steamed away their aft guns were used,
but only few shots were fired. The
MOrrilPs six-ineh gun was elevated for
1000 yards and struck the earthworks
repeatedly. The Vicksburg fired repeat
eddy shots from her six-pOunder. The
Spaniards continued to FIRE shot and shell
for 20 minutes. but the shots were inef.
feetive. Some Of them were so wild
that they aroused the American jaekies
to jeers- The Spaniards only ceased FIR
ing when the Morrill, and Vieksburx were
out Of range. II all the Span
lard gunners had been suffering from
their practice could not have
been worse
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an opsM LGrTen 20 MormEas.

We are asserting IN The eoafts ear light y ~
sAeiastye u ths S0Sd ~SAnf0AlA,s anA
t. Dc. samaei Piaghsr. Al Eiyannia. Asssa<hnsssta.
~as the OFisiastas Ut g FtrCitER' seAsr0 1tA."
III same thai has bSEas and A0~s now bar ~
k-ssiaiis sisasaass VI cttAs. ~ FLKTetEn ~
Every v1sPp~E This y lh~ sstxiaai PITCHERS
cAsro1tA" whlgh has brsn ased 10 tbs hamas
Sf tbs z'aa hsFs u AassteA iSs syss thiHsy ysaEA
LAok caFsiaiiy Il ths sfappaE ard 80 thaa 4 3
~ bfs3 80 AsRs sk~sys tessAA. an1 has IL
signature u chAS H. HtkrcMEn % tAa
wrapper, No sa< hAa aaahaEisy fssm NJ - 80
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las. ~ Fi<tghss y Prssit-ah
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HEAVY LOANS TO SPAIN.
Hundred MiIIIoa Pesetas Have Been
Secured.

New York, May IA dispatch TO the
Herald from San Sebastian says:
There Is great excitement here on ne.
count Of the phenomenal fall in the ex.
change in favor Of Spanish money Yes
tcrday the rate was 2l5. whereas thi.
morning it fell to l05, and at the close Of.
fers were refused at $50 ! am informed
on most excellent authority that well
known banking house has come to the res
cue and advanced the Bank Of Spain 100.
OOO, 900 Pesetas.
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Lincoln, May lO.-At midnight Cover
nor HolcOmb received a message from Sec
Rotary Alger, saying a sudden change had
been made in the assignment OF Nebras
ka troops, and that one regiment, per.
haps both, would be sent TO San Fran.
cisco, TO go TO the Philippine Islands.
The early assignment placed the troops
at Washington and ChiekamauRa.
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rs ss@asFs - this vabss wiz ~ pssaAsa -
lsaf0 thai thsFs y al isass aFx4Assi th.sAss
thAt sst~aes has b-~a stAs 10 ssFs IA eli tts
stA1sa ana thAt y CataEEhs halTs GakAFyh Gt4Es
. ths 9niF tostttss cure a9S khSSn ~ gha
msiieai sgatsrnits. csEAsvn bSta@ snaS1tsas
uonAi Disease. fstaifus = SsnsttAattgnat uaaes
asset hatfs CAtArSa care 10 tAksn taissuafeE.
tetina afrSsuy afoa tas bea1st AL
fAsss = ths systsm. sh-rsAH aastssstaH ths
tsSsnstaiiSn VI tAs DISEASE. snf Itstaa gAs 80
u~nt strength ~ saEh5aa4 40 ta@ saanaitwatam
thd Asahstina aatzfs IN assaa lss psah ne
sFgpftntsss hAss m4teA taitA h 10 sanaatsa
Ssssru. that thsy sasF Gns haNansa tAaGlssa
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Duluth, Mimi, May ll.-Four officials
OF the township Of Duluth - Treasurer
Henry and Trustees NJ. A. Barnes, Henry
Kirk and James Miller - were indicted
Yesterday on the charge Of misappropriat.
ing 5000 Of the proceeds Of $4,000 sale
Tade last year.
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AslO0oo.oo0 stns trust is hsiag ssxss.
lied A peanut trust 10 roalFul Is sss.
Germs 's IN pr"~rss Of 6vxaninAiioa- An
The independent spirits aaanufArtarsnw
plants arr combating and viii b anaIly
sh~oFbsd by the trust. The egno0nu
hard rubber trust is prAstically assured
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Tampa, May l0--WoEk On the tnns-
poFts Is rapidly approaching eompIsslea.
All eyes are now tnEasa toward Puerto
Rico and word from SamPsons feet i
anxiously awaited should news al .
decisive victory over the spanish fest hs
received. orders 10 embark viii iollow
promptly.
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finn Cavalry receive. o,a.,,,

Washington, May 1.-THE Fifth regi
ment OF United States cavalry, stationed
at various points throughout Texas, has
been ordered TO proceed Immediately TO
New OrleaBa II will be sent 10 Cuba.
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Pekin, May l0.-In consequence Of thu
declaration Of neutrality by China in the
war between the United States and Spain
the Ssung Ii Yamen has requested the
U. S. S. MonOcaey TO leave Shanghai.
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Portland, Ore, May lO.-Ons battalion
consisting Of Companies A, b, @ and d
OF the Oregon volunteers has LETT under
command Of Lieutenant Colonel @. N.
Gantenbeim.
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Boise, May lO.-The gold dust lost from
a registered package while en- route from
Pierce City was found in the bottom Of
the Pierce City sack. IL reached Boise
today.
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A medical correspondent ut Paris says
that DR.. Moaso has established the fact
excited.
The Mormon colonies in Old Mexico are
70 be connected by telephone.
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Killed HlmaeIf 40 Ev.a. p.,...

Bay City, Mich. May 0.-ChaA. Glaz.
er, ez.comptroller Of West Bay City, shot
himself through the breast today and
died almost Immediately. He was 10 have
been tried today for forgery and embez.
element
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the present time about nifty men are s'a,
ployed around this group oil mines and
more are being put ON every day
Okanosaa MiRes.
w. W. Whitbeek, the mining recorder
of ToroIla district and one Of the largest
mine owners there, Is enthusiastic over
the prospects Of that section. Professor
Lindsey, the eminent geOlogist and min,
enlogist, was in TorOda recently, and
after tour Of the district declared 1t to
be the largest and best showing OF PoT'
phyry quartz he had ever seen A Mr.
Finlay, representing Butte capitalists
was recently in TorOda, but just what he
has done is not known, but it is asserted
that he decided On taking several proper
ties ON bond. Six miles east Of Toroda
City is Camp Sheridan. The Polar Star,
located there, Was bonded last week for
$4,000. II has big surface showing,
but little work has been done upon il.
GA Lockout Mountain.
The tunnel on the Sovereign on Look
out mountain in the Rosslahd district
is now in about l25 feet. and two foot
body Of ore has been opened up. The
mineral is an iron pyrites, with little
copper, although the latter is not pres
ent in very large quantities Assays
run nom - to SIS, and Gus Peterson,
one Of the owners. Who was up the other
day, says that an average 10 close u
| $40 The shaft Is down about IS feet,
and considerable quartz is being eheoun
tered, from which good values are being
| obtained. There il about two and bali
feet Of quartz in sight at the bottom oil
the shaft. and the gangue Is a diorite
arrying some mineral
Crows Nest CsaI Mae.
At the Crows Nest coal mine neal
Fort Steele there are at present a. met
employed, and u number Of eommOdiou,
log buildings have beeh erected for thsil
use. They are now in about loo feel
ON the vein. and have made considerable
progress in 'rooming' the coal Fruin u
to 50 tons day Is being taken out. AM
there Is already 200 tons ON the dump
The work being carried on now, however
Is principally for Development purposes
50 that when the tims comes az laTg,
a force vi miners as may be hse~ssar,
may be employed to meet the demand
VI the market. by the time the railroa,
l. finished through to kOotenay lake III
mine will be in shape easily TO pfodae
from 200 to 800 tons pr day.
s@sItsF at Vancouver.
The council Of the city oi Naneouvei
u. C., has accepted a proposition from III
Van Anda Company to erect smslte
of 100 tons daily capacity Within hv
miles u the city and to pay the eomPah
bonus OF 50 cents per ton On the hF'
lOODOO tons smelted. The people vi
vote on 1t.
The GesEatA gPaetisa.
Victor Monnier has just completed
10 foot shaft ON the Georgia fraetipu. b.
> tween the Georgia and the Evening sta
and 4 good looking ledge has bssn dt
closed, The vein Is four feet wi.is an
shows considerable copper, whlrh Is no
common on that aids u the hill T~
assays made In Spokane returned 81 5
and a little over sl2 respectively. worl
has been discontinued ou account u th
water from the surface. which intsrisrs,
with the sinking oi the shaft Mr. Mon
nirr expects 10 rvsums operations " bet
the weather sill permit
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RAN INTO SPANISH JAWS.
TWO AMERICAN WAR VESSELS.

The vieksburg ana the Cutter NOR
ria Lured By q Cunning naIt---
Shore batteries Found the Range
and Nearly Sunk the DoId SHIPS
---spanIaras Sent out . Small
Schooner.
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SlIN PssmaespsiF Cass,t We So 90 a~,v..,...
80 sh.s avs tAF.s So - ~. ailasis eIsss.
easils ssd treaties. Ia d. IL. FftSE - -
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AHsp estsa ssfssass ~ 81 ssh-ss ssus assa.usa
~ PaFGsplafs 81 ktaW eslssass,s Tsr...s.ssr ~
ONLY ~ uaaa4F atsuawsh NAasyS
tHEhbtAL 80 - Eat ~ rhi1atsteahns ~
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Seneca, N. Y, May 9.-Mrs. Fred Habel
and two children were sufIocated BY fire
at their home here today.
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ftss'a Cure sor Consumption Il tbs aasy
cough m@daeiae used IN my hnas~ T. 4.
NIWiEht htnn5uv9. IA. nse u. ~
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A dSs'os says that the KEu~tA Of rhgia.
rvn takes place sasissiy wAsn lhsy are
asleep.
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The largest carpet In The VOID 4 h
Wind"uf castle. hs'ag 70 tsss 10 hgunAsh.
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The great barrier reef Aloag The eonsa
II Australia Ia abous lSCo mIisa Ions. Tia
NOfk Vt coral inssrts
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E'sry German rrgimsnl has . shisap-
Siist in ita rAnkA
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Stop! Women,

And consider that In AAdrsa.in1 NJ.
KiAkham you are oonhdinR your privat.
nls 70 . woman-s woman whoa an.
psrisnes in treating woman'a diseases
70 greater than that Of any living phy.
eictan, male or female.
You can talk freely 70 . woman when
IL II revolving 70 relate your private
troubles 70 man; besides, a man does
not understand, simply because he iss
nan.
MRS. P1NKHAM'S STANDING
INVITATION.
Women suffering from any form Of
fsmAlsweakness are invited topromptly
communicate with Mrs. Pinkham. Al
Lynn, Mass. All letters are re-
eeived, opened, read, and answered By
women only. A woman can freely
talk Of her private illness 70 o woman.
Thus has been established the eternal
confidence between Mrs. Pinkham and
the women Of America which has never
been broken. Out Of the vast volume
OF experience which abe has 70 draw
from, Il is more than possible that she
has gained the very knowledge that
VIII help your case. She asks nothina
In return except your good will, and
her advice has relieved thousands.
Surely any woman, rich or poor, 10 very
foolish II she does not take advantage
Ct this generous offer u assistance.
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Zoo REWARD, s,oo.

Rain falls on the western coast u Ire.
lad about 2,>s days In the year.
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Madrid, May 1o-A state Of siege has
bean proclaimed In Catalonia.
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the present time about fifty men are sm,
ployed around this group Of mines and
more are being put on every day.
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Montana.

Another contingent frvm the east has
landed at Edison and joined the socialist
colony. This organization now has a
membership Of some 400. and one Of the
leaders informed the Seattle Times CORE
sPOndent that he expected more people
from eastern states about the middle Of
next month.
The total bounty claims filed with the
secretary Of state during April amounted
to $6,l3s6O, as compared with $3.50,
filed for the same month last year, and
T,l94 filed in March Of this year.
The Masonic club has been orRanized
by the MasOns Of Helena. II. s. Hepner,
who originated the movement, was elect.
cd president, with Judge Cornelius Hedg.
es, vice president; j. j. Hindson, treasur
er, and II. @. Pickett. secretary. The
following well known Masons compose
the new clubs board of manager: A. J.
Craven, Z. G. Day. w. @. Bennett, Geo.
NJ. Hays, A. d. Edgar and George w.
jackson. The club will occupy rooms
on the second floor Of the Masonic build. |
ing. II was organized for social purpos-
es, and will, Of course, strictly Masonic. |
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-27
Sbnitt oes Wein1tods.

Ser @einitod trGgt muir am einldbriJen
9oI5e aeben. Gs tpdre aber elm GROCER MtiBs
eriff, tpenn mir bic Reben Gdnger als uuf bier
Nusen i9neiben piirben, Od ii4 i'm Sommcr
cine Iol9e 1nmaHe BON Srieben enttpidelt,
baB tie Bis gum 9erbite teir geniigeno uus9sz
reiftes 9ol5 abgeben unb i'm @inter c~rfrisren
miiBten. 9tersegen lit bur4 ben S4nitt anf
bier 4usen bic @rtragsfdbigteit bes Wein@
ftodes uuBer 3psifel geiteGt, benin mir i0nz
men bur9 tpieberbOItes Nbtneipen bas @a6sz
tbum Der Sommertriebe bei9rdnEsn, bic
Reife bes 5ol5es unb Der 2rauben 6egtinit;z
gen, bic 8oGtommenbeit Der Srau6en i'm Sc
I9mdd unb Der 9r0Be bef0rOern unO Ourf
frGftig ausgebilbete Mugen uns au4 fIr's
nGdfte SSabr einen @rtrag ii4ern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-27
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l. Sette: Mn sic 2eisr Rrout unb &iben -
BG6srtiI6 Suite atusii9ten = 0ie @eltpet5ens
ernie pom 1898 - @euer Setnb Der Suderrubenz
RIanse 2anb SIT ueridenfen S3rttt bes
@etnitods 8rieftaten: @lantbntter -
&oitteden aus G~etnpanO Su e~ntfernen = Sirnen
in &un O6sr @osnoc einSuma6en = gerettuns
pom @tetb 5ennsn bas @terpiden ab8usepObnem
SaIbe fir iprO6e Ober mirbe 8ferbebufe-3u&t
non @teblpirmern - Getroleumf aB 81 reinigen-
@ssen bas @slbwerben Der 8latter an Obtbdumen.
2. Seite: Gin itGtde 8epGKeruns in @Ontuna
Der iun9e Sr1ter - Oas SrGnten Der Rferbe =
Batatenbau in 3eras 9an6w. Sortl9ritte Sn>
bianas Nus Soma - SOmmeridnttt Der See>
renitrau9er-& us SGinois- Das glitter Ser Sub
net @arnt DOT l1eberiiebelun9 mad Oregon Co.,
SEQ. @ittel 9esen bas &usi3laSen Der 8ibe =
Bon Der teranti9en @plftIite -Gom Eabatbau-
lus 2eras - @us @isconiiu - Nus @Istn, suit
nois - 9ldtter unb 8IItben.