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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-10
PERSONAL MENTION.


Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ross ard family
are at Mendham.
Miss Julia Woodward has gone to Cam
ada for the summer.
Miss Margaret Garard has gone TO
Belporu, L. l., for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. james F. Hind have re-
turned from their Western trip.
Mrs N. P. Willis is visiting her son,
.Grinnell Willis on South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. R D. Foote have taken
cottage at East Hampton, L. l.
Mrs. Scott of New York is the guest of
Mrs. 7. Olney Hill Of Sussex avenue.
Mrs. Alfred R. Whitney has returned
from visit paid to her son at Concord,
N. Fl.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Youngs Marsh
and family start for the Adirondacks
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Lidgerwood and
family move to their shelter Island house
very soon.
Mrs. William A. Coursen and her
daughter are at Bennington, VT. for a
few weeks.
Miss Catlin returned from Quoque, L.
/. last week where she has been spending
few weeks.
Miss Anna Shaw of Franklin street
sails tomorrow for Europe, to remain for
the summer.
Miss Louise Walker has returned from
Virginia where she has been spending
some weeks.
Mrs. Edward 81. Clark of Miller Road
entertained the Literary Club at lunch
con this week.
Mrs. Robert H. McCurdy has issued
invitations for luncheon to-day at her
Morris Plains house.
Mr. and Mrs. John Murray Forbes and
family have taken cottage at Far Rock
away for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas F.. Messenger
have returned to their home on Franklin
street for the summer.
Mrs. John H. Waterbury of South
street gave a beautiful dinner to a large
party of friends last week.
Charles D. M. Cole has leased his
house on Franklin street to Mr. Hall of
New York for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrie 7. Hull and fam
lily haye taken Miss Garard's house at
Kennebunkport, Maine. for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. Turnbull and
family are at the Murray Hill Hotel in
New York. They expect to go abroad
IN July to remain indefinitely.
Mrs. F. w. Owen. Miss Ella M. Graves
and Miss May E. Westerfeld are at Con-
way, Mass, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Ives at the Homestead.
Miss Alice Stuart Walker of this city
was one of the brides maids at the we'd
ding of Miss Julia Stevens Lewis to
James Miller Cumming at Hoboken.
VIM v. Dunn. Jr., of the class of '9S,
Seton Hall College, who has been cor
fined to his Tome by illness for two weeks,
returned Monday and hopes to complete
his studies in time to be graduated.
Miss May Catlin of Fairholme very
nearly had serious accident last Sum
day. She was driving tandem when the
harness broke and the horse became I'M
manageable. Miss Catlin jumped out
and was fortunately, unipjured, while the
groom who was thrown out also escaped
injury.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-10
OUR INviNciBLEs.

In days of old
A Samson bold
Ten thousand could defy,
Until his foes
Could match his blows
By finding one more SLY.
Twas brain 'gainst might,
Twas wit 'gainst fight;
Alas for Israel's pTidei
Had strength combined
With subtle mind
The world it had detied.
Now we've been wise
'Gainst such surprise;
The earth we should subdue,
Since on our side
We show with pride
A Schley and Sampson, tool
SUBSCRIBER.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-10
Licenses Renewed.

At the regular meeting of the Excise
Commissioners on Wednesday evening
wholesale license Of james P. Sullivan &
Son and retail license of Harry P. Piper
were renewed on application. The appli-
cation Of r. f Cooney for renewal Of
wholesale license on South street was
not presented owing TO failure of Mr..
Cooney to secure further lease for the
premises.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-10
The GOVERNOR AND The TROOPS

Governor VOORHEES, has expressed him
self as being opposed to calling an extra
session of the Legislature.
He has announced that he had signed
no bills and that no order for troops had
been issued, and that it would be two or
three days before the order would be
promulgated. The claims of the Ma
tional Guardsmen and of those who had
volunteered as recruits were being con-
sidered and the matter would be definite
ly decided by Saturday.
The Governor is in receipt of the fol
lowing despatch from Colonel Hine,
commanding the Second Regiment New
Jersey Volunteers:
General Burt. commanding the Second
Brigade Of the Second Division, presents
his compliments and commends your
action in SO thoroughly equipping the
New Jersey regiments before sending
them out, the Second New Jersey being
the only one in this camp fully equipped.
The fact is also commended by Generals
Arnold and Lee. We are all well and
pleasantly situated.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-10

The Naval Strategy Board rushed into
print to say that it exercised no authority
in the direction of naval operations; that
it was only sort of transmitter of official
messages 70 and from the war basesa
sort of relief station for secret dispatches
in transit. Then it forgot what it had
said, and declared that Sampson shelled
san Juan without orders. And now,
We godsl it tells Us it consented to let the
Merrimac run into Santiago and sink
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-10
ROYAL Arcanuna

One hundred and ten members Of
Loantaka Council, R. A. G., of this city,
the Methodist Church in a body
Sunday night, when the pastor, the Rev.
Dr.. Coultas, preached an able sermon,
taking his text from the 14th chapter Of
Romans, 7th verse.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-10

YES, my son; the letter S has a very
positive s. gnifcance in this war. Spain,
San Juan, Santiago, Sampson, Schley,
Shot, Shell and Smithereens, you will
perceive, are quite relatively connected
with that member of the alphabet.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-10

THE big warships hurled 800 shots at
the Notifications of Santiago, not to in
clude the rain of smaller rapid-fire pro-
jectiles. Some of the heavy shots cost
Uncle Sam $500 apiece. They come high,
but we've got to have 'em.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-10

Cervera's warship Cristobal Colon was
evidently designed for naval punctuation.
AS with our every day commonplace lit
tie colon, which signifies that something
follows, SO, whenever the Spaniard's Co.
Ion has been located something" has
followed" And now the Colon has
come to full stop.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-10

THE intelligence that General Henry
Kyd Douglass, late Assistant Adjutant
General of Stonewall Jackson's corps, of
Lees army, is shortly to marry Mrs. Sar-
toris, daughter Of the late General U. S.
Grant, may startle those. if there BEL such
at home or abroad, who may not under
stand that this country is as solid in its
oneness as the earth in its poise.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-10

THE Spanish spy system does not seem
to have penetrated the secret embarka-
ton of an American invading army from
the Florida camps. Ia other words. the
Spanish spy didn't Tampa with matters
at those points.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-10

THE New York contingent of the crew
of eight that dashed into Santiago harbor
consisted of two, Norwegian and, of
course, an Irishman. The Scotchman OF
the expedition was the sMerri-mac," SO
to speak.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-10

q CORRESPONDENTS. where it is pos
sibIe to do SO, will please post their letters
so that they will reach this office by Wednes-
day a. m.
ADVERTISERS are requested to hand In
their favors each week as early as possible.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-10

OUR city fathers are cordially remind
ed that iron hitching- posts set twenty-five
feet apart along the curb lines of the
park angles that abut on Park place
would not alone prove desideratum to
vehicular citizens and visitors but they
would assist the aspect of that charming
resort.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-10

THE voluntary preference for the post
of almost assured destruction by the lad
who steered the Merrimac into the jaws
of death was not synthetic with the ac-
cepted meaning of the phrase, but it was
"Hobson's choice"
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-10
OBITUARY.
DAVID M'GEE BARDwELL.

The Rev. David MCGEE Bardwell, who
died at the Ministers Home at Perth
Amboy, was formerly a well known
member of the Presbytery of Morris and
Orange. For many years he was pastor
of the Presbyterian Church at Whippany.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-10

Let every citizen of this historic
section unfurl "OId Glory" to the
breeze on Tuesday next. June Ia
Flag Day. Let every building,
public and private. fly the Ameri-
can colors.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-10

THORN, the murderer of Guldensuppe,
must die. The Court of Appeals of New
York has affirmed all the findings of the
courts below.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-10

THE residents of Hackettstown are
well satisfied with a profit of over $4,000
as shown by the recent statement of its
water plant for the past year.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-10

In AN interview with Congressman
Pitney on the victory in Oregon he said /:
at indicates that the people are not dis
posed to hear any more of the Chicago
silver lunacv.
ut also indicates that they intend to
stand by the Administration during the
war and will rebuke the apprehension
which seeks TO embarass the government
for the sake of politics.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-10

INCIDENTALLY, we suppose the plan for
provisioning our several armies of occu-
patton after the war will include hard
boiled egg and mashed potato for the
'sCanaries.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-10
How many phantom ships, o spains

SPANISH 6rtillerists plainly need expe-
rience and practice. Why don't they
shoot the chutes?
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-10

IF ALDERMAN LINES continues to bolt
his party caucuses the midsummer
meetings of the Board of Aldermen will
doubtless continue to be exceedingly
lively, as the member from the Second
Ward, it is understood, has half dozen
knives up his sleeve.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-10

THEexpert battery builders of Santiago
could have got points on impossible
barriers from almost any American gas
main contractor.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-10

WE imagine that the purpose of Spain
in appointing Camara for her Cadiz fleet
was to get snap shots at SIMPSONS ships.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-10

CHIEF ENGINEER Fox holds the re-
sponsible position Of deputy postmaster.
His worthy first assistant is letter
carrier on one of the most important
routes. 1t has been asked what will
Uncle Sam do in case of big fire during
the hours when the postofice is open for
business?
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-10

consigned for future safe keeping to the
directory of the Smithsonian Institution.
And we invite specific public interest
and acquiescence in these suggestions.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-10

WELL, its looks sort O. nat'ral to see
T. Hamilton Meskill once more at the
head of the Street Department, notwith-
standing all the threats of the silver
Democrats to turn him down because he
voted and worked for the sound money
ticket.
T. Hamilton, as Alderman .Conkling
recently remarked. knows a thing or
two, and he wasn't born yesterday"
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-10

THE English correspondent who is kind
enough to contrast an American volun-
teer army forty days old with the Ger
man military establishment, that was
hoary with age and hammered into dis
cipline before the dawn of Christendom,
does us proud. OF course, he discovers
that of the lac, 900 American troops now
in preparation, not more than 10000 are
in fighting condition. But he hasn't yet
seen 10000 Americans fight. That's
where our English critic will get SUBJ
ject that'll make his prodigious views
detonate with picturesqueness. If he
wants to see the American soldier at his
normal he needn't pinion him while he is
drilling and drawing camp rations: he
must portray him when he is cunning.
Our English reviewer has forgotten, too,
TO remark of the American. that he does
not renounce his country to keep out of
its army.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28

Die 8ei1age" BAT t9 aud in
bemnunSum 9tuB geIangen
benSabrerebti9 SO i6egegeber
beGe9renb ais m0gI 95ugei # a L
ten. Il mnunau4t Sabre
au Der bef9rittenen 9 a n r il
fti g neiter panbe1n 8u en-,
erge5t an uIIe bic 3a9Gret4en
reunbebief bi + + g.
It9e 8ttte, m d m lie btsber o b |
nod etfrtger bur3 ibre Mitur@
belt mad &~rGften gu unter=
It iiBen, benin es gilt ais ausges
N a4t, baB gerabe biefer Mitarz
Better sic r8ei1age" einen
groBen She'll tbrer pa6fenben
8e1iebt9eit 3uberbanten Bat.
Qnbreas Simon.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28
.mertb oes Knodenmebles uno Ser
6olsa1he bel Ser Shweines
Sitterun9.

8erfu9e auf Der 11niberIitp Qgrtc. grp
Stat. in @isconiin ergaben, 0aB Bel reine1
Maisfitterung bic 8no9enentmidlung bez
eintrd4tigt pirb unb bem3ufoI9e 8no6ens
Bride lei6t bprfommen t0nren. I'm bic
fem l1ebelitanbe ab5u6eGfen, tpurben an eel
e"enannten Station meitere Si~itterunespers
fu9e nit Mais 6ei glei93eittger @erabs
rei9ung BON &no9enmebl einerIeits uni
9ol3aI9e anbererIeits angefteat, beren Re=
fultate bur9 Paraae1oerfu4e tO~ntrOlirt
tpurben. @s erga6 fi9 bierbet, baB burd
tGgli9s 8eifitterung tleiner Mengen fotpobl
bon &no9enmebl als au9 BON 9ol5af9g
% gro3ent Mfais tpeniger erforberli6 ma.
rem, Inn 200 9funb 2ebenbsemt4ts5una9
me gu e~r5ielen, uls p9ne @orfesung Diefel
8aben, unb baB bic 8erbauune bierbei fe6l
giinftig beeinfluBt tpurbe; auBeroem trarer
Die Rno@en Der @4meine Bel g%snanitel
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28
Qrtiidode ais Sdmeinefutter.

Sn8e3ug auf Nrtii9oden aIs 59peine>
futter f@reibt prof. plum6 bon Der
purbue Decentralization in Snbiana, hat
bofelbt ~borigen 9erbit 4 Gbeiter Wbite=
S4tpeine i'm Otter bon 6 Monaten auf
einem tleinen e%inge5dunten unb nit DR.
tii9oden angebauten 5elbe 4 Wo9ea lang
gebalten tpurben iinb. WGbrenb bieIer 3eit
mar cine %geiammte @epi9ts3unabme BON
SO pfunb gu ber3ei4nen, mas bur6i9nitt=
li9 etipa Z 9funo per Sag unb per 9b;er
glei9 fam. &eines Der @9peine ber3e6rtc
tdgli6 me6r aIs % 9funb artii4Oden. bic
Der Station ungefd9r II Gents %fOfteten.
6reuube bes prOfeifors, pel9e Die S6peiz
ne3u9t in ausgeOebntem MaBe betreiben,
BADEN gefunoen, buB @4peine, Die auf
einem Nrti19odenfelb fret fi3 betpegm
f~onnten, Elm 10 befrieoigenbes 8d95t6um
befunOeten, baB Der Nnbuu bon &rtif9oden
bebeutenb ertpettert tpurbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28
JnhaItsper5eihnte.

1. Geite: 3um neuen Sabr Gin Bic aeier -
Rrout unb &Iben = Bon u%nierer &iben6u6erz
Snbuitrie Mrtti6oGer ais S6wetnefutter -
8ertb bts 6no9enuehls unb Der Sol5ai9e BET Der
S6peinefiitterung = Gtnbeimii9e @etne iOuen
nt9t inter BEN Gante1 frember 8etne seben -
S9afe in gtelu @ertto - S6meidelbofte &nerten>
nuns 8rteftaften: @erttGgun9 sriinsr
SIottIduie - @erfiittern frif9sr &iibenbGdtter -
@batcOm county - 6onin6en3i3ter - Gesen
Gur6fau Bel Sibnern = @e9et Oas &nbauen Don
Sdnee an 9fer6ebuien - Sreusun9 elmer Sub NIT
einem 3iegembOe 6uBrinse fitr 9ubner-8lutz
melten.
2. settle: Der 8aiiermeGonenbau Mus
Soma - 8uderriiben>@utt Wett StI9en se>
mditete S9peine - glus Sn6iona-11niere @elI9>
f~or*ernte - 9tus 6anias - @as 6er @artenbau
permas Nus Montana -Dt6ten pouer rinnenz
Der SGier - gtus Colorado 81. Salmon iiber
SmpiunS sesen S6wetne9oIera - @uterent5iin>
.puus BET Siiben 1teber bas refine 2tusmeGfen -
a8ertreibunS bes W%aauGwurfs, Obue i'm gu t0bten-
Bl1tter Inb 8IItbe1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28

0SnmmeO nerben pro 2opf nit $3.50 big
$3.75 6e5a6lt, 3meiidbrigs {(0amme) brinz
qen So Bis 1926, Gi- 6 Monate ate
2dmmer 5ual.. man So SIS $2.::s5 pro &opf,
@iner Der terporrugeno'ter S3af3idter
rpn NeuzMericp, Der Dor 20 J1qsea plns
nennenspertbes @erT0gen bic S4af3u9t be-
9ann, ia! ii6 neuerbing& init einem Der
m0gen bon $4,000 BON Gt!4aite 3urii6'
qe5ogem.
Wait bern @teigen Der Preiis fir @olle
9tn9 bas Gtt;nen bes 8ert5es Der 9Adfe
9anb in 9anb. SIM Sabre 1896 murOe
@oue gu 3 Biz 5 Gents PRO YfunO D~erfauft,
9eute 6ringt bieielbs @aare II Bis IA @ts.
PRO pfunb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28
sum neuen Sabre.

60 rnoufbaltiam ipie Die @eQe
Ses Mitblrabs S6aufeln iberflieBt,
Ste 3eit NIT tpOblgemef 'ner S3neIe
Sid in Die Gni9teit ereieBt.
nnb mie bic Q8ele, Die Derflofen,
Sasielbe &orn ni6t pisber mablt,
50 aud bos Slid, bas mir oeuoHeu.
So tpie es mar, ME ipieber itrablt.
Sod Darum legt man ieine @dnoe
Ni6t mutblos in ben S9ob uno flagt,
Scnn benz, Der itrebt, ipirO bod am GnOe
Ser Mabe 2Obn ni6t ean5 beriaet.
@u6 lit Der Wtiibe 9obu i'm 9eben
Sa ielten ungetriibtes Slid;
Ses Slides t1rteim liegt I'M Streben,
Srum auf unb bpripdrts - ME 3uriid!
Ser 3ett, Oiee mar, Dem Subr - Dem aIten -
&Oe! 2abt's au Den auOern 9sbn;
Sas neue Subr gut su g%eitaltsn,
2abt treu uns gu einauber itebn!
Srant SttIer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28
Sdafe in Neu=u1erifo.

Ser @ouberneur bon NeusMsrt.o melbet
lit einem 8eri6te an ba3 Miuiiterium bes
Snnern, baB Die S9af5u6t bort einen
Experimentation Iufi6pun9 eenommen
sat. No4 Dor t~penigen Sabren tonnte man
in Neu@Merico G@afe fir rs Gents pro
&opf %fuufel. Ni9t imme: iano man, iel6{t
81 bieiem 9reiie, &daier. @egenpdriia
frnbet man fur Mutteri9afe Su So bis 81
pro &Dpf ftets piaige aaufer. Sd9rlinae
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28
SanomirtbfdaftItder 8rieffaften

ginem ieben 2eier 1T bas Jf:bt etrees
rdumt, 1i@ briefIi1 ober miinbli4 an bic
Gebattion INN Mustunft iiber betimmte
Buntte gu penben, tpel9e, fopeit eGs in uns
Iersr Mu9t Iisgt, gepGbrt tperOen pirb.
4nfraaen, benen ni9t Der Nume un0 bic
qenuue 4breKe bes Srugeieners beigefii9t
finb, tuerben ni9t b%eantportet.
Die Rebattion
315O. On meinen Nlpenbeil9en finb
CRIME 2Guie; tpie fam i9 bic entfernsn,
obne ben pflan3en gu iAaben9
Germ. WIGGer, Sqinots,
MntpDrt: Sauden sic bic Pflan3en
in Sobatsbriibe. 0as Nuftauden beg I'm
g~e3efers 1dBt ii9 bur3 aufmerfTame 2Ifz
tung unb 6eu4tbalten oeS 8latttpert5 berz
btnbern.
3151. Mus balten Sic BON Der 8erfItz
terung BON RiibenblGttern unb Hiibent0pfen
an &inbbieb2 Mit mas iiir onosrem 6utter
t0nnen lie nuBbringenb bertpenOet tperben9
Seo. 9etnrt1S, Nebrastd.
Nntpprt: Srif4e &iben6ldtter unb
z80pfe folten nur NIT geuii9en0en Mensen
bon 8aubz unb &raftfutter benuBt per=
ben. Webr ais Elm Orittel Riibenbldtter
IoGten bic gu rei9enben Suttsrmittsl ni9t
entbalter. Sic iinb am bsittn nit 9eu,
&leie, Seltu9en u. |. NJ. gu bermen9en.
1852. $50 tann i4 6uBrin9e fir 9iibuer
tdufen9
Marttn Bfdnntu@, &anias.
QntnDrt briefli9.
1853. 0a i9 10 @ieGes i6er M6atcom
gountb, Waf9., in Der r8eilage" leie, m09te
i9 sic eriu9en, mir mit5utbeilen, tpo id
2anbfarten bon obigem Gountp taufen tann.
Serner, mas giebt es in Bbatcpm GOuntp
fir 3eitungen, beuti4e ob:r engltf4e9 Sd
m09te auf cine berielben %abonniren.
Mnbren 2Dgnsr, @~isconIin.
Mntnort: Cine &arte bon W6atcom
GountD fDnnsn sic to1tenfrei hefommen,
penn sic Elm ba6ingsEenOes @efuH an
9errn s. 4. 2arrabee, Sairbabsn, gDbatcpm
@ountp, 8afbington, ri4tsn. Die bette unb
rei46aIttgit tie Der bort erI4sinenOen
3eitun9en 1T Der nWorI6@6eraIS" in SairS
BADEN. Cine beutf4e 3situng 1T Die in Seem
Wbatcom in %eenanntem County erI9sinenbe
u8sGingbam 8ab poit".
1854. @iner meiner Sreunoe m53te cine
3u9t nit &anin9en ober 5anSbaien gr0Bz
ter Sorte ~anfangen, unb 0a6er m09te i3
Sic bitten, mir mit5ut6eilsn, ND 1olhe
SPHERE ni9t gu tpeit bon Merifo gu baben
iinb.
%. g., Msrico.
Mntport: Mbrefen BON &anin4enz
aii3tern, bic ntdt in gu GROCER Serne DON
Merifo po6nen, iinb mir t:iber ni9t Be-
tannt. Sd ratbe Sbnen, ibb nit Sbrsm Nm
liegen an 9errn 8obert 9anI4te, 0erausgez
Der Der u6reie Prefs fir Seras" in Gan
Mntonio, Ser, gu tpenben. Son ben 6afenz
5ii9tern, bic in Der v8eilage" ~annonc!rt baz
ben, 1inb gu nennsn: @u,. s. @9affner,
8ree1e, SGinots; S. @n5brenner, Chen, 4tz
9i1on gountp, &anias; @eo. Qder, Butler
g. g., Wiscpnftn.
3155. Sd babe mebrmals in Sbrer 3ei>
tung 9elsfsn, buB bic price Batting Bomber
Company Elm ao4bu4 frsi DerIenbet, bod
obpobl i3 idpn 5peimal oespegen 9ei4rit=
ben babe, erbielt ib Bis lebt teine AntpOrt,
&Dnnen Sic mir ba5u Der6elf:n? @s muB
aber beuti4 iein.
Grau 9snrietts &ern, Sainois.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28
Don unierer Rdbensudere Jnouitrie

Mus Dem Mettbeperb Der beioen StGbte
peoria unb petin in SGinOis I'm Die in ie>
ner@egenb gu erbduenOe &iiben3uderz5abrit
Mt g # n enoli8 als Siegerin berbOrgeganz
gen. Die bortige Crescent 9iitiqerb tpirb
fir bic 3uderfubrit eingertdtet urb nit Der
Nrbeit ioq f9on in ben nd9ften Saeen
begonnen tperben. Denn bas 9ebGube fer
tiggefteqt, erbaGten 200 Bis $50 4rbeiter
BARN 8ei4dftisung. Der 9taOtratb bat cine
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28
SametdeIbafte Qnerfennun9.

Gan pierre, Snb., %. Deg. '98
8ert6er 9err Rebatteur.
Sd leIe nit 9efaIIen bic pOblpolen=
ben unb guten Rat6f9ldge unb 8elebrun:
gen, bic sic uns 8uuernbriioern bur9 BIT
v8eilage" gu She'll iperben loien. Snrf
bic MISUNDERSTANDING 8eilage 1T mir BIZ
Staatsz 3eitung unent6ebrli4 getporoen
9iermit i9ide i9 cine nMOnep Sroer"
fir mein Announcement. Nls PrGmie min
f@e i4 ben &ulenoer.
Sreb gdert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28
Qn sic Sefer.

8rteft unb f~onittge fir bic v8e;tage'
befimmten MittbeiIungeu ubre1fire man se
fduigit an
Nnbreas @impn,
Observation-Disclosures Nebatteur
Der
Suinois Staats>3eitung,
Chicago, SG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28
Kraut un6 RIben.

Mtt Sabue iinb in btefem Sabre i'm
Staate 8tscOnftn 23,812 eegen 20,z
566 Acres TN 8orid6re ange6aut porben.
x * X
SEPT 1T bas Yrpiett tpieber auf's Sapet
gehra9t tDorben, Die tpeitli9e 6GGfte Der
8anfafeezM % rf9lGnbereien in S b a II a,
tpel9e 10000 older umfufen, trp6en gu
Iegen.
Sret @ierter Der G@inbeGmi6fen i'm
Staote @af6ington finb 9ef9loFen
tpOrOen, tpObur6 bic Sabrtfanten boffen,
Die P~rpouttion cpntroQtren unb bic preiie
erb06eR gu t0nnen.
Die SrGinots gouItrD MFoctation
aptrb in @erbinbung nit Der vNatiOnaI
Sa11cterS afociutipn" bom 9, Big IA, Sa>
nnltar bier in @6icagO, in SatterIuls, eine
Notwithstanding beranItaIten.
x
WGbrenb Der am 81. Sftpber beenbeten
10 TfOnate bieIes sSabres erbielten mir nun
100000 Pfunb @8afppGGe aug
Dem Auslano, gsgen 329, O0O, 5000 pfunb
i'm Sa5r Oor9er unb 123,OOO,OOO 9funb
Dor apei Sabren.
Die neue gGucofezSabrit in Maufegan,
SlltnOis, tit in 8etrieb gefeBt porben.
S3re @opacitdt 1T 10000 8ufbeG Gorn per
gag. Sic f%abri3trt Sprup, @Gucofe,
2ranben3u6er, @ornzOel II. +. H., unb
n1a9t BEN 9lucDIezSruF @oncurrens.