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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-04
PLEAD NOT GUILTY.

Colebrook n. H.. Feb. 4.-Thomas
Monahan, who shot and killed Frank
Dudley railroad watchman, and Will
lam Thoits of Shelburne, at Gorham. last
October, has been held for the April term
OF the supreme court on plea of not
guilty. II is through no fault Of Mona
hans that he is not TO be charged with a
triple instead of double murder, for
after having shot Dudley and Thoits he
seriously wounded Woodbury. Gates. a
selectman CT Gorham, who attempted to
arrest him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-04
CAUSED BY AN EXPLOSION.

Scranton. Pa, Feb. A large part
OF big half square i'm the heart of the
business part Of the city was burned
last night. The fire started from an
explosion OF vitascope films I'm store
room that was being used for exhibition
purposes, and soon spread throughout
the Y. NJ. G. A. block. which contained
five stores and few offices. and one
OF the best association homes in the
state. The flames crossed an alley
and enveloped n large livery stable
All the city fire companies were on the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-04
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

whitney g. Company have closed the
4oors OF the Chester, VT, mill, which
manufactured chair stock and employed
about so hands, consuming the greater
part OF the lumber supply Of that sec
lien.
The bodies of the unfortunate crew
OF the Charles A. Briggs, which was
wrecked in the blizzard at Little Ma
hant Mass, have all been identified
but that Of Captain Wentworth is mis-
sing.
Senator Walthall of Mississippi is seri-
ously Ill in Washington. Last Thursday
he was seized by chill in the senate and
was forced TO leave the chamber. He
nm attack of the grip.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-04
MIR. DINGLEY's HAT.
Congressman Simpson Calls Attention
to a London Trademark.

Congressman Simpson Calls Attention
to a London Trademark.
washington, Feb. 4.--The house spent
Thursday ostenslbly considering the
fortifcations appropriation bill In re-
nlity the major portion of the time was
consumed in the discussion of political
topics. The existence or non-exstence
Of prosperity in this country was again
the main question OF dispute.
Mr. Simpson CPop. Kan) took up the
controversy he had a few days ago with
Mr.. Pitney CRep.. N. J) over the trusts.
which he said were organized in New
Jersey to prey on Kansas and ether
states. In a humorous vein he said the
people of New Jersey were not TO blame.
since legislat ton in that state was
knocked down 10 the highest bidders. as
they were the descendants OF the Hes
SLAMS. When asked by Mr.. Smith tRep..
Mich) why he had done nothing 10 ex-
terminate the trusts. Mr.. Simpson re-
piled that he was helpless In the house.
"In the house, said he the speaker is
the whole thing. J had As well file bill
in tho Potomac river as in the house"
Mr.. Pitney. in reply 10 Mr.. Simpson.
referred indirectly to the fact that Mr..
Simpson was born In New Brunswick.
lie remembered. he said. that after the
war of he revolution many tories and
traitors IN New England were deported
TO the neighboring province OF New
Brunswick He did not mean 10 imply,
he said. that Mr. Simpsons ancestry was
necessarily tainted by that fact, but he
asserted his pride IN his own ancestry.
lie also paid a glowing tribute to his
state.
During the delpte Mr. Simpson made
humorous remarks about Mr.. Dingleys
hat. and said II came from London Re-
plying. Mr. Dingley said that the hat was
made IN New York and that rsnufac-
turers put In London mark to make the
dudes purchase them; whereupon Mr.
Simpson said that Mr.. Dingley was not a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-04
NEW HAMPSHIRE FRIGIDITY.

Concord. n. IL. Feb. 4.--The work of
repairing the damage by the great storm
has been delayed by the extreme cold.
The official record at s o'clock yesterday
morning was 80 degrees below zero. the
coldest since Jan. :, 1873. when " was 30
below Loudon. 10 miles out. reported
40 below and Bancock ~ below. Passen-
ger trains are now nearly on time but
freight trsffic IL still demorslized. The
local street railway hopes to be running
az usual today after being disabled three
days.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-04
TO MEET FLAHERTY.

Troy. N. ", Feb. Sammy Beecher
called at the office OF The Evening stan
dard yesterday and left Larry Burns
check for $500 for d match with Martin
Fishsrty Of Lowell Mass. The men
viii fasst in z0-roond boat in this city
on FEB l5 Sam Austin Of New York
has been agreed upon ~ referee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-04
The Mesncst Of Misers.

The confirmed money miser may be the
most dcspicable of stiney men, but the
man who boards his knowledge, his skill.
his experience or the potency Of his social
and mercantile influence and is stingy
with Il when IL might be immeasurably
helpful 20 others Is misor of hardly less
contemplate proportions. Boston Globe
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-04
There Was.

Mrs. Parvenue (affably. having spent
the whole afternoon looking at pictures
without buying one)rMy dear Mr.. Can
vas, wonder, now, II there IL anything
yainer than yOu Artists about your pic-
turss'
Poor Artist-Our efforts ~ cell them.
snaJHm. London Fun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-04

dude. Mr.. D1ngley remarked that Mr..
Simpson was given TO talking through
his hat. and ended by denying that he
Dingley) had imported wool before the
passage of the Dingley bill. The episode
caused great deal OF amusement in the
house
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-04

MIR. WHITES
PROTEST.
II Has a Salutary Effect
Upon Germany.
HER ATTITUDE CHANGED.
Indignation at Capital Over Extra
HER ATTITUDE CHANGED.
Ind gnation at Capital Over Extra
ordinary Action.
CONGRESSMAN DINGLEY'S HAT.

Washington, Fec. 4.-The Associated
Press learns that the Hamburg authori-
ties have permitted the unloading of
apples from the United States, owing TO
Instructions received from Berlin as the
result of the protests of United states
Ambassador White against DR.. Miquel's
decree Of exclusion for sanitary reasons.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-04
800 REwARD 500.

The readers OF this parer will be rlensed 10
learn that there H. at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able 20 cure in
all it, stages. ami that - Ontarrh Hail
10 the medicsl fraternity. Catarrh being q
constitutional disease. requires a constitutional
treatment. Hairs CRtarrh Cure - taken ~.
ternally, acting indirectly upon the blood aud
mucous surfacrs of the system, thereby de.
strOying the Foundation ~ the disease, and
givinr The patient strength by building up the
constitution snd assisting nature In doing its
work. The profrictors have - much fa,t In
its curative puwers that they offer one hun
cred dollars for any csse That IL fails u cure.
Ssna fer ns, q testimcrisls
Address y ! CbKEEI & co. Iois1e, v.
sold ly Drugai-i-. 90.
Hair- Family iills are the hest
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-04

CURE ACoJD ~ OSF DAp
Take Laxative BTCmo Cuinine Tablets Al
druggi.rs refund the money " 70 fsils 90 cure
Xc. Che genuine hss l.. y, v on each tablet
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-04

and strengthens.
Dr. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under "A positive
guarantee. arst bottle
benefits or money re-
funded book on dis
easssof the hsart ana
nerves free. Address
DIR. MILES AlEDICA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-04

NUNHE CACtssIVe u5b OF IOUICCOi tspttIdIIY
by yourg men ia always Injurious and
undoubtedly shortcns life materially.
Mr.. Ed. G. Ebsen, composltor ON the Contra
Costa NeUs, Martinez, Cal, writes; 81 have
used DR.. Miles Restorative Nervine and re-
ceived much benefit from It.. was troubled
with nervousness, dizzy spells and sleepless-
ness, caused by the use OF tobacco and slim
ulants. I took DR.. Miles Norvine with mar
velously good results, allaying the dizziness,
quieting the nerves, and enabling me 60
sleep and rest, proving in my case a very
beneficial remedy" Dr. Miles Restorative
Nervine Is especially adapted 10 restoring
the nervous system 10 its normal condition
under such circumstances. II soothes, heals
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-05
Little Girl Solved The Problem.

\ street ear horse ON the Ninth
nvaNr" }.aa ba'i>od at Forty. sixth
street last night, says Oar Dumb
Animals. \ crowd collected, and
,2o pass2u E,"s got out OF the car.
tho driver brought his whip down
across tha horses back without
effect. \ stout man who had lust
stepped oil Che car said: 'Don't t
do that, I'll get him sturtcd.' He
rubbed the horses nose, patted
him ON the neck, and talked
parsuas;vely, all without result.
by this time four cars were stall! .
Cd. Somebody suggested oats,
another Kerosene, a third wa,
gon. Another held Il burning
newspaper under the horse. Still
it don t move.
At last Il girl of about 13 push
ed her way through the crowd anc
said: Say, mister, if you'll rims
the bell twice the horse will thinl
somebody has just got off, ane
he'll go ahead
The conductor pulled the bel
and the passengers had to run t.
catch the car.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-05
Sabbath Keeping In and.

Not many years ago a Free Kirk
worthy, now ut rest, was engaged
In his favorite pastimc Of fishing
on Il we'll known salmon river in
,hc north OF Scotland, when he
got into conversation with a
farmar, and asked him how the
recently appointed Free Kirk
minister was getting on in his
parish. The farmer, arter con
siderable hesitation, admitted that
the reverend gentleman was not
quite so great u favoritc us he
nigh. have been, because it had
been discovered that he was in the
habit of shaving on Sunday morn.
ing
i But, expostulated the pisca.
tor, 'you might as we'll say that
your minister was not to wash his
face on Sunday
Wash my face on the Sabbath! !!
said the farmer; Il haven't wash
ed my face on the Sabbath fol
these five-and twenty years.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-05
Books of Registration Books.

Notice is hereby given that, in
accordance with the Act of 1896
providing for the registration of
electors, the books of registration
will be opened on the first Mon
day of each month, at the court
house, for the registration of
electors entitled to registration
under the constitution, and kept
open for three successive days in
each month, until thirty days be-
fore the general election in 1898.
Electors who registered on or
before the 1st of January 1898,
are not required to register.
Office hours from o m to 3
p IN. w. G.. A. PORTER,
Supervisor of Registration for
Lancaster County.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-05
Pumpkins and Hog Cholera.

G c Asfahl, ofDoran. TO-, live
stock feeder, makes report con
corning hog cholera and pumpkin
feeding to hogs to the Omaha,
Neh., Slockman us follows:
Hog cholera has again got in lis
destructive = 5ri n this community
Thousands OF dollars worth of
hogs have been lost within q few
miles. The disease has been very
bad within half n mile of nv
place, but my hogs have us usual,
entirely escaped. l have never
yet lost ii hog by cholera, and
attribute my success mostly to
the large amount OF pumpkins
which | feed every season. For
several years | have raised the
king or mammoth variety, which
L find to be the most profitable.
Hogs and cattle relish them, and
a great many tons can be raised
from a small patch. Ordinary
ones weigh from 60 to 90 pounds,
and very often considerably over
100 pounds. -
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-05
--SR - SxEs
" cG Pits.

SEA- y.,lr I'd ltrS1 10 IL T. UurkIeu
%t- IS Iyi 'tso AMI :rCt free ~,,n,lp
&inT .'E 'ir i\img's New Life PrttN.- \
c2C'G1 AZ. " 'nvin"e you IT ,h.ir III .Ii's
'5'h ."" pi's@ "a easy in nct,ou rrd are
EpST;"u 'Nr'v ettH"ti2e e Tive cuie OF
""@til'"li"n AMI Sick Hea0ache
Ss'@r Aaieria and !.ivrr troubles thev
NAV. .'esH proved invaiuoh'c. They
='ArH "a r>uie 1t in hr nerf-t V free
q! very irIc,Arlpus subs'nnre and
@@ ""re'S vege'ablr. They 30 not
r%e@> 'hv Ihc'r &Cti"', hW! rs y,yinp
s"a "a stomach AMI bnvr = gr-atl,
.Eifp RE tn" svst"m {. - Tar siz,
80 9-"'s p"r h"x. Sold by Crawfor,
E.3S - Druggist.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-05

20 3 40 Ly Lancaster AN 90 so
rain leaving Lancaster at 7 20 a m.
connects at Chester with Southern 90.
ing south d IL going north and G.
c& n Nes'i6uie aud local traius going
west.
irain leaving Lancaster at 3 40 u m.
connects at .aucaster with o X 60
from Camden, and Chester with
southern going n"rth and south and
with e. Il l. north.
Train lea, ing Chester a. IL O5 "A m
connects at Chester with Southern
rnm Iharlnttc, at Lancaster with O
rs & g tor Camden Tues lay, Thursday
ana -aturdaN; Also G. ~ l. from north.
Train leaving Chester ., 8l5 u m
connects with southern ..Om C,,;t.m.
hih, q { & y from Atlanta and & x 4,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-05
WHAT TO DO.

EH'r' '- cpmNnrt go the knpw.aBe,
50 'f"n aNpsf.spi, ,Il Dr. Kilm:r
"Wamp-Root, the great kidney rs med
iu;tiI!a every wish IN relieving pliu
IA ihe back, kidneys, liver, bladder
a every part ftheurinary passage
II cDrrr"ts lna'ility To hold urine and
Nrn!"i"g varn in passing it, or bad
Effects t"i'0wlng Use OF liquor. wine or
Heer, and 0vercomes that Unpleasant
'ecessit' OF being compelled to get u
ma"y times during tive nightto urinat
tl" mild and extraordinary ELECTS of
Swamp-Root is soon realized I,
stands the highest for its wonderru
ru'es "f The most distressing cases u
'ou need medicine you should mav
he best Sold by druggrsts, prir,
my cents AID one dollar. Fo,
ample hottie aud pamphlet, both sp, t
free 10y mai mention Taa LkDgEK
aud send your full post office ad,ir.s,
kilmer Il 90, Binghamton ~
ne proprietor thus prper euai.
he Puil l'ss o. his 0f.r
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-05
OId PeoDIc,

Oh People who require medicine T.
erta'te The bowels and Kidneys vii
hnH he true remaiy in Electric BIZ
err. rms medicine does no. sfimuIat.
nj "ontfIns no whi-Ecy nor other
ht Nicani, tut acts as tonic and
a i.teraiive. 1t acis mildly ON The
stomach and bowels. aiding strength
I'D giving tone to the organs. there
y aiding Nature in the performance
II the fnnciiOn Electric Filters il nm
excellent appetizer and aids digestion.
Old People find it just exactly Whist
hey need Price fifty cents and 81 90
ner bottle ~ Crawford Bros Drug
lore
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-05
9@anted y

All parties indebted to me to
~=ome forward and settle at their
earliest convenience. You NAV
ya&Se forgotten the amount YOU
we ma but haven't. Com e
- i2.s't. < specially
J. l.. Rntlodgc, ID. ID. S.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-05

No changes will be made uutii July
ist 1898. All persons when making
their returns are requested tn stat
which school district they are in &c
possible Respectfully.
w. Is BRU L,
COUNTY ~upt II Iuca'iOn
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-05
=. tnecs;nin DIscnro.

at a:>,N.o more uncertain in ;ta
a2 cyspeNgiG. Physicians say that
> rEL'., ,ls Of no two cases agree. IL is
"'''a'' .-'n'J difficult to make a correct
.-hn',s. NJ mrttcr how severe. or under
2."nr rsDrDsia attacks You. Browns
...., '- "!li cure il. Invaluable in all
.ar.> d, '3" stomach, blood and nerves.
'|h' iron Biticrs is sold by all dealers.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-05
-T'1c N B'DsHs, Or.

n @',"es Jonrs. ~ the drug firm Of
4 "te.s " Sou, Cnwdan, H.. in speak
ttr "t nr Kings New Di-co> ery. saws
iA'A ..s. winter hi~ wife was attackra
assit, !.e Gitrp-, aod her ease grew =,
- s'-"s+ that pny~iriaus at Cowdpu ard
~" ".'' con d 10 ,0lhing CIR her. 1t
@Sss-'''." i'' d~Vrlnr iui" Hast. con
.'a4 81 "H"n fiavinr Dr Kings New
1%r.H.".'y IL = ore, nud seiliu. luts of
, [, ''= coax "a bottle II me, aud to the
Wy Vrlc" ~ at she b"gau t. ct better
Ir"'' iirs do q and hair d"zrn dollar
- 'il'v' cure n"r sound a,i we'll. ID
"a - Nr" Discovery for Cnusnmp-
-'t'o ~WEhs and H"ids is guYrantey d
GO q" liHs good work. Try it, Free
SE.$' h"'Cles at Crawford Bros Drug
aSJ .,re
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-05
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row uS-SE,t:SpS,,

biiEestiOn Fud stomach dls0riicTs take
bFONNS y IRON BygCERS.
" oeflths kssp "a, u per bet.lc. p3c.nfne a
sNn@mark ssah crNred sad liaes ON wrapper
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-15
Qus W1innefota.
Battlefield, Minn., 6. SUM- 1898.

2atefieGb, Minn., 6. SUM- 1898.
2ieber 6err Simon!
9iermtt Ienbe i9 Sbnen pieDsr eini9s 3ci@
len fir bic r8eilage". SD tpo5ne i9on mGnz
DIES Subr bier in Sadipn @Ouat9, aber befz
iera @usit9ten fir cine CUTE grate BADEN ii4
mir nod ME bargeboten, als jeBt. Iaes itebt
6errli9 i'm @a9st6um unb Iie9t p;slbsripre>
6enb aus, gerabe ME Serr 9eorg s, 9irr
i9reibt, baB es in Siptpn, Sabidnd, auSs
iebe; urb i9 CLAUDE, Gbnli9 liegsn lie 0inge
fat iiberaa. Nber eins 8emerfurJ m0bte
i9 mir in 8etreff beg Nrtitsls BON Serln
Siirr erlduben; er i4rei6t ndmF,9 in Der
p8etlage" go. 20, bab bic 59iofine4olera
6auptid9li9 bur9 @erna3ldiiigurg unD III
berlider pflege Der 36iere sntitsbe. pa
muB i9 glei9 DorausF9iden, Dab SEER DIR
it9 bd i'm Srrtbum befinbet unb has fam
i9 nebit bunbert anberep Sarmerr be3eugen.
Wenn iA 0a6er geraoe beraus iage, lie6er
8auernbruber Oiirr, es madt gar feinen
INTERRUPTED, ME Ou 9eine S9peine bebanz
belit, bic &ranf6eit bri6t untsr ibnen bod
aus, nenn 9u in elmer @egenb pDEnit, in
ipel4er Die Seu6e 9%raIiirt, 10 fage th balntt
Die Wa6r6eit. Natirli9 min ;9 ni4t ba9in
berItanben Ietn, ais pb es feinen unteri9isb
ma4e, pie elmer feline S9m=iae auf3iegt,
aber Die 9runtbeit IGBt it9 untsr ben err
tpd6nten %l1mftdnben bod nt9t bur9 bteis5
Ober ienes 3u6toerfa6ren abbd(ttn. Sdl5,
9ol5df6e uno 9Olatoblen piirben audi BET
6errn Oiirr ni9ts fru9ten, penn er in unz
Ierer perfel9ten @egenb rppbnte.
@s gie6t bier BEL uns aus SGiuois getomz
meme 8auern, tpel6e bOrtreffli4e Sdlpeinez
Sii9ter itnb, aber feiner bon s6nen blieb oerz
i6pnt, tie a1e muBten rbur4 Die Mubie".
Sd babe bic 4rant6sit unter neiaen S4mei>
men Biz ieBt nod ni4t ge6ub., aber id bin
II tpo9l an Der Rei6e.
Sd babe Obiges nt9t geI9rieben, ual
Serrn 0iirr's Gefible gu Oerleben, bur4aus
nidt, er bat ii9 f6on 40 Sabre nit Der
S9peine8udt beI4dftigt, id MID ungefdbr
ebenio lang, aber bieIei4t t0nnen mir i'm Al.
Sa6r bod nod etpas lerner.
Mit freunoli3em 9ruB an ale 8ausrns
briiber unb 0errn Simon
9. 3. 5roeIiger.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-15
was man i'm 6eiite fab.

0as in Oenber eri9einenOe colorado
Sournul" f9reibt:
Sn ben lsbten spDlf Monaten bdt man
beri9ieoene MaIe bei uns ben Muno gez
paltig %bolgenommen, tpenn man auf oas
8ieberaufbliiben Der 9ferbe3u9t gu ipre4sn
fam, unb ma ribmte 1i6 bamit, bic &uz
balerie Der europdiI9en 2dnber perbe balo
gum groBen She'll uuf bic Pferbe5ii4ter bss
a~merifanif9en 0eItens u~ngepieien fetn.
Mon ub i'm 9etf f9pn gro e
Srunsporte ameritunii6er Pferoe, bic
in ben peitli9en Prairieitaaten gu guten
9reiien auf9etauft tparen, auf Der &eiie na9
europa, unb bas Mderbuu : Oepartement
fanbte Togar tinen n@a@osrtdnoigen" einen
Ge9tsgeGe6rten, na4 europa, Der bort Die
8eolrfniHe bes p~ferOemarftes, bauptld3lt4
fir MilitGr3pede, erfOri9en uno barber
beri6ten Ioate, bamit man ft9 in Submit
uuf bic eurppGiI9en &dufer einri3ten tonne.
Der 6err rSa9berItdnoige" 1T BON ietner
8ummeltour auriidgetebrt uno bas plro
pp6l bas 2ebte Iein, mas mir oabon bDren,
BENIN es lag eigentli4 gar tein 8runb DOr,
i'm 6iniihrSui9iden, neil mir gang elHfd4
feline Rupaaeriepferbe gu bertdufen, tpsnige
items feline ibrig BADEN. Mir tDnnen nibt
pinfndf bic puar Sreiniligenz &egimenttr gez
niiqeno nit brau9 baren Pferoen per@
iorqen. Dir BADEN afpar cine gon5e Weer1ge
gonies, Salbpontts unb dbnli4e Scrubs,
aber BON Der 3u9t zines brau4bdren &apal@
Geriepferbes finb mir mod iebr tpeit e%ntfernt.
QtIo 1T es nit benz @rpOrt na9 europa Oorz
ldufiq ni6ts. GR mir buran oenten fOnneu,
mii6en mir erit gang anbere, rinbeitli4 uno
sislbepuBt geleitete &nitrengungen MAIDEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-15
Der an NnaeIn fi4 6ebsnbe unp fenfenbs

Der an Qngeln ii6 bebenbe unS Ftnfenbs
Sedel 1T gef9lOfen. 8ie bic cine qe0ffnete
Sdlfte Der S6ire erfe6en tGBt, iiuD iiber Dem
8oben 5tpei Die 9an3e 8reite Der 9i1te RIM
nebmenbe Regale (S6elbes) an9e6ra9r, bic
our Reinigung berausgenommen uaO aus
f4malen, baIb3Olisen 9urtbol3teiiten 3uz
fammengeiebt perOen %f0nnen, pean nan
ii9 ni9t lie6er 0om 8lempnsr &egals uus
galDunifirtetn @iIenbIs9 MAIDEN laiisn min.
Die WGnDe unb Sbiren, iopie aud Der
0edel unb 8pben Der &jfte IOGten hpppeIt
eonftruirt unb Der ba5pif9en ge1aTene Soblz
raum nit feitgepadten S~GgfpG6neG au2gcz
flint tperben. I'm Dem i9neIen QntauIer
bes Sol5es bor3u6eugen, fplten Die innsren
S1Gben nit saIOuniirtem Gtlenble9 iiber>
5ogsn perben, anbernfaGs piirbe1 bic 6o(3s
fdulniB unb audi f4pn bic Dem 9ol3 Ii9
mtttbeilenben @erii9e bon ben i'm S9ranf
aufbepa6rten Speifen ben IeBteren einen
unungsnebmen 8e;gei4mad Derlei9en.
@e 5igur 9 8eigt, befinbet it4 Der fitr
bas sis beitimmte 8aum brett unter Dem
0edel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-15

Reue Mnfiebler luFen fi4 Isl!en ssrne in
elmer @egenb nieber, pel9er ss an guten
2unoftruBen munselt, ie ri4ten ihr au9en<
inert gep06nli9, ebe fe ii9 CUR 9tniisblung
entf4lieBen, 5a ~alererit duf ous @or6anbeuz
fem ober Ni9tporbdnoenlein bon guten, nad)
ben MGrtten fii6renben S:raBen.
Man lit in Wbatcom GountD i4on ldngft
gu Der ueber5eugung getommen, DaB ba, no
man Der 2uberptrtbi6aft unb Dem G9leaz
brian in 8e3ug auf bus 2an0itraBenlpeien
ungebinbert Die 3ugel I4ieBen IdBt, bic Sn=
terefen bes 9emeinpeIens anb zines ieben
@inaelnen barunter g9aben leiben miiiIen,
bdber itnb bic m~uiterbaften 9anpIraBen
bpr:ielbt audi melt unb brett 5eri6mt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-15

6ier Iie6t ma auh bic nit benz @ishehdl@
ter ir @erbinbung gebraAte @bfluBrD9re unO
bas NuffaugegefdB. Cine iOl4e Site fpiiros
ibrer grDBeren @infa4Reit tpegen pobl fur
bD6Ttens So ber5uitenen fein. @u9 bSr 1T
auf boppelte WGnbe nit SGgemeDl@ 5ilung
RiidIi6t genommen, SelbftOerfdnbli9 1ol@
ten beibe RiIten an Der NuBsnfeite entpeoer
gut ae6lt perben pber einen SirniBanitrib
er6alten, I'm Der 6dulniB in feu9ten &elsrn
borsu6eugen. Cine gisttfte IGbt it4 po9G
audi mod biGigsr babur6 6srteuen, oaB man
3Dti gepD6nli9e, felt 8uiammengefigte Bau%
r~enfiiten benubt, BON oenen bic cine in bic
anbere goiteGt irerben lam, unb Die Der
@rDBe mad 10 ausgepG6lt tperben, baB 5ipie
i6en ben @Gnben II Bis 2 3oG Ramm fir
misunderstanding bleibt. Die iibrige Sim
miiBte Ounn I'M @intlonge nit ben
s, . unb s itefsn. $50 elm Seller
our 8erfiigung itebt, in pel9em ben Somz
mer iiber zine 3iemli8 nieorige Semperatur
fam man fi9 CUR Notb au9 nit
elmer goeignet eingeri9teten, einfa3en &ite
be6elFen, bd bunn bic Sdgemeblperpadua3
als. I9le6ter @GrmeIeitsr ni4t a6iOIut MOTH
tpenbig letn piirbe.