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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-27

from ID. S. Weeks to said Terry. The
interest Of said corporation in the tim
Der and timber rights, on the lands ~
ing on the White Oak road in Onslow
county, containing 300 acres, more or
less, and as conveyed to Il. IL. Terry by
Job Smith. by deed recorded in the rec
ords Of said county in Book 81, page 14l.
Inc timber interest and rights of said
corporation in the lands conveyed to X.
II. Terry by Curtis and Lorcnza Hay,
lying i'm Jones county on the North Of
Mirey Branch, and described in the
deed recorded in said county in Book Il.
| 81, page ITO.
The interest of the corporation in the
timber and timber rights on the lands
! situate in Jones county on the South
side of White Oak River and on the
! Northeast side of Black Swamp; de-
Scribed in a deed from John Collins to
X. e. Terry, recorded in the records Of
said county in Book =. 81, page 23G.
! The interest of the corporation in the
timber and timber rights on the certain
tract of land lying in Jones county at
| HOLSTERS creek. known as the Cannon
/ tract. described in a deed from George
! Cannon. to X. e. Terry, dated April
9th. 1890.
timber and timber rights on the certain
Hand lying i'm Jones county and described
in deed from Mancil Collins to said
corporation dated April Both, 1894.
Also all the right, title interest and
in estate in and to all the lands timber
and timber rights, of the said corpora
ton, as owned in common with Thomas
n. Mcintyre. lying and being situate in
any or all of the counties above named
and elsewhere. as may not have been set
out and described above; and all other
lands, timber rights, and property Of
every nature, kind or description. whcr-
ever located or situated, owned by the
White Oak River Corporation, i'm fee or
for any shorter term, which may not
have been described or set forth herein.
Also n certain steamer formerly used
by said corporation in connection with
its said mill. commonly known as the
mamie b" unless said boat shall the
sooner be disposed of by private sale
, a full description Of all the foregoing
j property will be made known if desired
. on the day Of sale, or any and all infor-
/. nation may be had at any time prior
thereto by application to the Receiver or
to his Attorneys, Clark & Guion, mt
Newbern. n. G.
SAM sale VIII be made at the village
of Stella, upon the premises on which
the mill is located. and will begin at
the bour above named and continue I'M
I'll all Of the above described property
and all other property Of the corporation
is sold and disposed of.
Immediately upon the completion Of
such sales. report thereof will be made
to the Judge Of the Sixth District at
Chambers, for confirmation: as so soon
as confirmation Of said sales shall be had
title viii be made to the purchaser or
purchasers as provided for bv the terms
of said decree. This May 9TH, 1898.
JAMES A. BRYAN.
Receiver White Oak River Corporation.
/ CLARK 81 GUION. Attorneys.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-27
COMMENCEMENT CLOSES.
Address by Judge Advocate Lemly Pre-
sentation Of Prizes.

AduEeSS ny Judge AuNoclIe llellliy VI re-
sentation Of Prizes
Winston, n. c., May 2G.-(Special.) -
Today marked the close Of the ninety
fifth annual commencement of Salem
Female College, the States oldest edu-
cational institution. 1t was one of the
most successful in the history of the
school The address by Judge Advocate
General Lemly, Of the United States
Navy, was splendid effort aud was
happily received by large audience lie
referred to his own college career at
Annapolis. where he graduated twenty
five years ago He alluded to the present
war, and when he spoke of Lee and
Dewey and alluded to Worth Bagley as
North Carolna's gallant hero, applause
followed. Diplomas were happily pre-
scented by Bishop Rondthaler TO thirty
eight young ladies comprising the grad
uating class and others in special depart
ments, post graduate, music, bookkeep-
ing. telegraphy, elocution and stenog-
raphy. The class this year represents
nearly all Of the Southern States. The
exercises were concluded with the class
song sung TO the tune of 'Old Kentucky
Home" BY invitation Of Principal
Clcwell, the class, with patrons and
friends, held delightful farewell re-
ccption in the hall this afternoon.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-27
A True Maxim.

Nothing succeeds like success, is
maxim well applied to DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, for this famous remedy
succeeds in curing every case of Group,
cough and cold which it undertakes,
and TO this alone is due its wonderful
popularity. Mrs. j.. w. Richards,
22l4 u. Cumberland ST., Philadelphia,
Pa, states II have had DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup on my bureau for the last
nine years, aud have found it a certain
and safe cure for Group. ] have also
found it eflicacious in extreme men,
brancous Group, and would advise all
mothers TO use it." DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup costs only rs cents, and you
should bear in mind, that substitutes
simply benefit the dealers purse. In
sist on getting DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-27

Of all humanity, for truth and God.
"His birthplacc is England's; his blood.
Scotland's: but his life is the inheritance
of mankind"
ale possessed breadth Of culture
and scholarship unsurpassed by any man
az his times. Taken all in all, he is the
greatest man of this, the greatest age.
ike mighty Niagara. the more you gaze
unon him. the more his grandeur grows
unon Won. And his supreme glory is that
the mower he welded was Il moral power,
tbc mower of practical civic righteous
ness"
STATESMAN. scientist and sage; patriot,
nhilanthropisf and poet; Christian, the
highest style of man. let us do reverence
TO his memory for:
.sHis life was gentle. and the elements
SO mix'd in him, that nature might stand
up,
And say to all the world, this was u
man.
Mr. T. N. Johnson was excused from
speaking for good reasons.
Mr. j. G. Mcneil, the vaIedctorian
first honor. was then presented by Pres
ident Taylor, who announced that his
average was 1915. His tributes to the
faculty, to the people Of Wake Forest,
to his classmates, were simple and tender
and sincere. Mr. Mcneil has made a
reputation not only as a student. but us
writer. his work on the Wake Forest
student has been unusually excellent
His speciality has been the study of En-
glish, and Prof. Stedd never sent out q
student with more pride and confidence.
President Taylor presented the diplo-
mas, making no baccalaureate address.
President Skinner, of the board OF
trustees. made an informal report first
concentrating the graduates.
The announcement that no change
would he made in the rules governing
attaches was received with vociferous
cheering.
The financial condition of the college
has greatly improved The addition Of
Prof. Skies to the faculty has added
much to its strength. The coming year
is full of promise.
The congregation was dismissed with
henediction by President Taylor, and
The session of 1898 was ended
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-27
OAK RIDGE INSTITUTE.
Forty-sixth Commencement Many Grad
yates Winners of Medals, Etc.

HdteS- w miners OF MOUTHS, Iitc.
Oak Ridge. n. c., May 26. Especially
The weather today was perfect and
between 1900 and 1000 people gathered
to witness the exercises of the forty
sixth commencement of the school aud
the twenty-third since the present prln-
cipal took control. There We're twenty
eight graduates of the literary depart
ment. thlrty-four Of the commercial de-
partment and sixteen of the short hand
school. inc members Of the senior class
spoke contesting for the EAisha *.
Gravely memorial medals. These medals
are the annual gifts of j. O. w. Grayely
& Bro. of Rocky Mount. N. c., in honor
of their brother who was Il student Of
this school two years ago and died soon
after leaving These were won by III. l..
Powell. of Surry county. and Allan ID.
Iyie, Of Leaksyille, n. G.
On last night the junior medals were
won by j. III. Mckay, Of Laurenburg,
N C., of the Athenian Society, and A.
RI Feltz, of Yadkinyille. N. c.. Phi So
ciety. Hon f. S. Spruills address was
a strong historical and sociological ora
lion on the theme, The Soldier, the
Priest. and Money the Potent Factors
in the Progress Of Civilization. 1t WIS
well received and literally applauded.
The medals were delivered in a graceful
speech by Prof. w. L. Whitsett, of Whit
sctt Institute.
This ended the most prosperous year
Of the school in which 274 students have
been enrolled.
The summer school of bookkeeping
and short hand viii open June /.
/ will not burden you, Mr. Editor, with
a longer account now that you are III
the midst Of war of conventions and
commencement reports.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-27
NOTICE or ADMINISTRATION.

Having qualified as administrators, d. b
H.. of the estate Of Caswell Felts, de
ceased. late of Wake county, n. c.. this
is to notify all persons having claims
against the said estate TO present them
to the undersigned, at his Office in RAJ
eigh N. c., on or before the 26th day
of May, 1S99,or this notice will be plead
ed in bar Of their recovery and nil per-
sons indebted to the estate will please
make immediate payment TO the under
signed. +. G. MAROON,
Administrator, d. b. Il.
Nav 25th. 1898. 1t-a-w-6W.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-27

Thirty-five years make a generation
That is how long Adolph Fisher, OF
GAINESVILLE, o., suffered from piles. He
was cured by using three boxes OF De.
Wits Witch Hazel Salye. Heart &
Heartt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13

= George Waf6in9tpn's Il br.
Sin alter gDlbener 3ettmeTer, ben George
@aT6ington in Der lebten 3eit Teines 2ebens
9etrugen 6aben ion, purbe tiir5liA i'm @enz
ire ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in SEEM 9ort becz
rmgerei6t unb BON NGen e6rfur9tsDoa be-
tra1tet. @ie uuf benz %Sunenoedel eingta=
Dirt, purbe bic l16r Dem Batter bes Batter
lan0es" BON Dem Marquis 2afabette btrz
ebrt. sic lit 9egenpdrtig bas @igent4um
BON SRI. @nna 90. .. Mit3eG aus Marbz
lamb, elmer @roBni9te bes eriten 2anoe5ba=
ters, bic eegentpdrtig BEL elmer 8eripanb!en,
SRI. 9pul0z8oroug6s in SEEM 0ort, ipobnt.
2ebtere fii6rt Elm &oitbaus, in tpel9em por
~einigen Sagen @barles SbOmpfon, Der ie6r
elegant %duftritt, dber Elm 6O4it anriiGtser
8urI9e uno inn 8erbre9erzNlbum ber3ai3z
net lit, 9uartier na6nt. BORT f9liG er ft9
nun balb nu9 feiner Nntunft in SRI. Mitz
Gel's 3im1ner unb estamotirte bic l6r. Der
0tebfta6l tpurbe balO entbedt unO tur5 bar
auf funben bic 9etefttbes, tpel6e NIT Der
Inter u9ung Der Mngelegenbeit betrdut tpaz
rem, MO Der .3eitmefer geblieben fpar.
S6pmpIon tpurbe unter $2500 8iirg19Gft
fir Elm tpeiteres 8erb0r ~fet9ebaltsn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13

Sn 8enbrid i'm Staate Sbd6o, no
ben 5rauen Oas 8e9t gu pd6len uno gez
pG6It 81 tperben 3uite6t, lit Elm Srduletn
Settle s. Barrier 3 II m 8iirgetmeite :
gepG6lt i%poroen, unD 3par, ME Die o~oT:igen
3eitungen berDor3ube6sn nibt perfeblen, na9
einem Tebr Ieb6aften Sample gegen einen Der
beIiebtaiten MGnner Der Stabt. 6offcntli9
ma4t nun aber &enbrid ni4t Die gleide @r=
ia6rung, pie Mi9ita in &an1as. 0Drt
puroc i'm leBte1 6er6ft, audi nuA fe6r ami
mirtem &umpfe, in pel6em ii6 Die 8egner
ni4t i9Onter, Elm 6rdulein gum S4uliuperz
intenoenten gelDd6lt, unb bieies 6atte bann
nt6ts eiligeres gu tbun, ais i6ren Mit6etDerz
Der 81 beirat6en, unb Die 8iirbe, ipenn ni6t
bic Witrbe bes AmteS in feline 0dnoe gu
legen. Die guten Qeute iparen i9on bOr9er
beimlt9 Derlobt geneien, unb 6atten @e9nerz
f9aft ge6eu6elt, Inn bas Nmt beito iiderer
gu ergattern. Dim @nbe 1pie1t audi W}apor
Barter i6ren WGbIern ben @trei6, fi9 unter
bas @6eio6 ibre5 8egners gu bege6en, mas
naturli4 alien 5rduenre9tlerinnen in Stabt
uno 2anb bic G0tbe Der @9am uno bes
3Ornes ii6er bic pfli3tOerge7sne @9ipeItar
ms IntliB treiben ipiirbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13
ISiBHb.ban
Sum Surnfef mud Sam

Sum Surnfef mud Sam
auf benz groBen 6eut9sn Surn@
feite, tpel6ss inn ndblten Suli in 6ambur9
ftattftnoet, pirb bic beutb amerifanii@s
Surnerf4aft BON ct. 2ouis bur9 min0ez
items 5pei @litez8iegen bertreten iein. Sn
ben bQr einigen Nben0sn abge6altenen
@eriommlungen bes SiibzSt. 9ou:s unb bea
ct. 2outS Surnberetns, Der er iten beiben
o~orti9en Surnbereine, nurbe beI9lo1en, ie
cine &iege BON bier Mann unter 2eitung Der
Surnle6rer @eorg 8itti9 unb Nl!pin 8in=
Derbater CUR S6eilna6me an bem Breisturz
men gu entfen6en. 0teReif.foften perben gum
S6eil BON ben bei0en 0ereinen bur6 9eran=
f~taItung bon v@uAre 8artiss" aufgebra6t
perben. 8eibe @ereine BADEN auf alien
8unbesfeitsn preiie errungen. Die 8egei=
iierung iiber ben 9lan unter ben Surnern III
cine grpBe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13
GtabIirt 1eit 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf,
Wholesale t. Retail Groca-.
292 urt0 pa oft JidnSOlph. SfrGBs.

S2
aipii4en Trautliu= uu6 Otartet= Ctr,
@btcaoo, Sas..
empfieDlt III Qdter gGaare:
SSriI id EFT 8emiije e. unO Sluntct= g 0ttcm,
5Sriid)eu N0icMgras= 1nO SeloiGn,el,
Ste6stuiebeln, 0o9ciIatncu,
Medbtem Gttm entbaIer Sd1Weiserf1ie,
@riinen SRrdMtcrf6ie. GoamerfGfe,
SSr11tS. Hpqucfcrt= SaneMtb crt=G1Ic,
S~yeimltem &tntburser=, Dtabns nmo Ssanotdie,
Trunta9e DC 3rie, WcufdIateter 8Gie,
Nsinlteit SSaOa=, Wtpffa= iite 0tio=6aTce, .
9Eed,ten Wfnrrer 3neipp.S Wtalsfaffec,
@fetfer MuO Stuer'S &ahee=Grtf0ct,
9eutidDem @idelfaNee,. TeigemfaTcc,
MedDten &tcbtS's TIcifd)=Srtracf,
MeG)te br0unIdDtu. Gerocintiumrit,
Vrnnff. Srat,purIt IN 9iiGISel,
0cd,ten 10 cltDb6t. e dlinfen, SaIamt
Jrtidbe GtraBbtrser @atsleber:Iaitctea,
@erGmdlerte GGnlebrmft, 8nnSefcmten,
Graus. Grbiett, GbdmpiGnouS Seapcrl,,
t~seir1tce Wtutns tti.o SIiOeuUI,
IeMtSdle @rbSau0rit, Grb5entuebI
hamburger misunderstanding, gtoGfiG,
@fatttttrte Ssatabnt9er Jett=$o0rin8e,. s%taotar,
sou. Wtld)nsr=8 ~: S,drimge, @ttdnoieSs
Ger1mdIerte &ieler SSrotten, 8tiaIinGe,
Wtoritirten Ssamtb. Mal, sDpetit SiI0,
9itf1cIoorter Eenf, @einciiig,
GnISinrSeuen, Garoelenbmttcr,
&nbeGer @teIemipar9eIil, 9eltopcr IRitbem,
SSril 1eS import. Wetld)etrnu
SeMtide Mmo fram5. SStuetfdIea, &ei0cIbeeren,
@eMtide &amiuen, WaGbploerbeerem.
MObuI1tten &ilmlttcI, %tcndlcI, 3~orianoet,
9eutIde &iniem, &irlc, 8riinfern,
0actSwebI, Seartp neImebE, 9Seisen9rieS,
StaI. NuoeIn, WfacarOnt, WcrlgerIte,
BUD 10 eta ctt9ritt SAFER. ttnO .8eritcn9riite.
syriidle 9%t0iisen, 0tGnocln Mmo GitrOmat.
Triidlen Nartfer Sdmmpftabat BON NOsbe3,
Ieutlde Gpittir6oer, &eIsSdDube, II. l. 10.
au ben DIlllQlfen Yretien.
Henry ScIlOeIlkOpf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13
An untere geter.

Mir ber0ffentli9en in Der beuttgen Nun1e
mer un6 5par in Der bierten5 palte, Der ertter
Seite cine 2ite unferer g rd m / n url0 en-
pfeblen bieieL6e Der beIonberen QuFn1ertlolnz
teit %unferer 2eIer.
Dtefe 2iffe 1T ii6eraus rei46dlttg uno 10
iorgfum ausgepdbIt, baB ie gepiB leOem
Bunf6e unb @ef6made Re9nung tra9t,
unO mir 6offen baber audi, baB bic 4bonz
uenten BON unIerem ltberalen QnerbIeten oetl
ousgiebigften @ebrau9 MAIDEN peroen.
9as @o9enb1att Der nSGinois
Staats3eitung" nit ieiner 2unbmtrt9s
f9oftGi9en 8etGage, feinsr for9z
fdltig suTammengeFeIten SO o9en9 a II
i6er ale pi9tigen @orfGIe bes Snz uno
Iuslanoes, unb feinen griinoGi9en nnb unz
portetif9en efpre9un9end ler ppltz
ttI9sn unb i%OciuIen @reignife, bilbst cine 10
rsth9aGtige QueIe Der SnformutiOn, Der Be
lebru1g unb 1lnterbaltung, 6uB es f9 in
alien Staten Der Union 3abIrei9e Seisr unb
tparme Sreunbe erporben bat.
Der niebrige N6onnements5etrug un5 Die
bei Gorausbe5obGung gelieferten les
fes'sz Ober RECONSIDERATION 8reiie folten niht
perfebIen, benz 8latte eine groBe 4n6abl
neuer 2eier Su5ufi6ren.
9ie Rebattipn Der IN. @taotg1ta.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13

- 6 ii It n ifigung. Wftt gdn3
bionberem Gifsr perben bic 8e~feitigun9s=
or6eiten am Song S5lan0 Sun0 fOrtgefebt.
UNI einen m0gli9en Nngriff Der feinoliaen
51otte auf @rpBzytep OOrf BON iensr Seite
gu p~erbinbern. Sn Sort SGupler iinb Sra
naten fir 1O80Qi9e 9ot9tiBz&anOnen einge=
~troffen, 6ait glei68eitig longten in SORT
@locum $50 Snfanterjiten bonn Fl, Rtg:z
ment bon platt8burg an, um in ein;gen Sa=
gen nu6 Sort MpnrOe gebra9t gu peroen,
@te berlautet, bat Die 8egierung BEL SanoS
point bas nDt9;ge @runoeigsntbum unge=
fault, UNI bort e6snfalls 8~efeitigungen ans
6ulegen. Die 3. 3. in Sort Slocum ftatioz
nirten 8dtterien 3 unb 6 bes 2. MrtiQerie=
5egjnsnts folen CUR 8eoienung Der Be
Sanbs 8oint gu errihtenben M0rferz8attez
rien bprtbin iiberfii6rt tperben. Mtt benz
8au Der Selegrapbenlinisn 5ur 8erbinounq
Der S%s1tungsiperte am Suno lit begonnen
tporben, na9bem cine itatte N6t6eilung bon
8unbsselettrifern su bieiem 3pede in Gori
Slpcum eingetrDffen mar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13
alns allen SstmmeIm a~eftdrat.

geie DIT b0ren mir BON ipageDalf9en 9uiti0ifiern.
Die einen 8aQonaufitieg unterneDmen, in Die @abr
eines G0tloms geratben unO einen ebenio unfrsipiai=
gen ais idben @bfieg SIT MAIDEN i0 ~gen6tbiQt ieben.
Ser 8au BON &ufti0ifien, ipelde un9cfdbroet uur
i6er Die oeuUmi6te @abn our6 ben unbe0rensttn
99eltraum oieben, lit Don Nlters Der Der 5raum MIDI
bios nit lei6tbci3piu0ter Ybantafe bc9ubter Nten.
i0tn, i%OnDern aud crnt ocnfenDer, re0nenber uur
taltulirenOer MGrner Der g8iheni6aft %Qeipeien. 81,
SDce lit Ober mic Oeriuirtli6t UOrOen, miro es aud mob
ne iDerOen. Sic Grfabrun0 lebrt ms aher, baB {:
tsines pbontaitii6en 2ufti6ifters beoarf, I'm Die felt:
itebsnDe 3batiabe 5u e%rmitteln, bob @onetter's Sra:
genbitters tt@er i@nel UNI 9rriIinOli9 silioitat, mag
GbenlD ipirfiam lit bitles unUerQtei0liNe Glirir 3ul
@eilung BON 6ieber unO .Ntalaria, .NcrOoftdt, 9pspep:
msinsr Gri6Dpfune. Q8ie ale e%rprobten Meoi3inen II
es zines @erinOes tpertD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13

9e beutf9e Se9 t fat burd ben
1oeben gemelbeten Sob bes @irfli9en @e6eiz
men &atb5 Sriebri9 8ern6aro Stto
8dntf6 einen i6rer b~ebsutsnbiten MGnz
rer bsrloren. 9enn er mar Der O6erleiter
bes 8aues bes % orboit feezGunals
befien enbgiilttger Ptan bpn t6m ausgearbeiz
tet purbe, uno 6dtte natiirli6 f9on cine
gldn3enbe 2auf6a6n als Sebnifer 6iuter ft9,
e4e i6m bisfe ni6tige unb bebeutenoe Qrbeit
ii6ertragen tpurbe. 9Om 6. SUM- 1925 in
3eib %geboren, fubirte er ~anfangs Mut6emdz
tit in Sa1e, 6e1u9te fpGter bic 8aui9ule in
Berlin urb trat 1857 in ben te6niI6en
StaatSotenit. ST mar 3uerit bauptId6li9
BEL @~iienba6nz unb Sit en6a6n@8riidenz8a
ten tbdtig, nurbe fpGter Ma7erbau= sSSn1petz
TOR in Strait uno, DO er b%eIonOers bic um=
btIbung Der Meerestiiiten, bic 8etpegungen
bes SiinenIanbes, bic Str0mun9en, ben
@9iffbau unb bic MISUNDERSTANDING
frubirte, leitete Ipdter Die 9afenarbetten in
&0slin, baum, na3bem er 1871 in's Mtniite=
RUM Der Dffentli3en Nrbeiten u1s Oortrugenz
Der 3at6 b~erufen, bic &orrettionsarbeiten
Der Glbe, Die Nafer6uuten in S@lespigz
6olitein, Die il=Sanaliiirung, Die &eguz
Iirung bes oberen &beins, me9rere 2eu4tz
t6urmbauten unb enbli6 unb gum grOBen
Sbeil gu glei9er 3eit ben 8au bes NOrbOitz
feeS&anals. Wabrlih Elm gepaltiges unb
nsroienitppQes Wirten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13

5err 6. SimmIeu, gertreter Der nSerllua
@merican 9ubIifbinq g." in 0os Nn9ele5
piro bemnd6ft bic N6Dnnenten Der nSGinoi2
@taats3ettung" in Californian beIaber UNI
lit bere4tigt, ale auSF acknowledgements
geIber gu folettiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13
mern oas RIeine sahnt.

70 peridumt ni6t, 6as olte NIB 1pobl erprobte
@iilfsmittel fir bos 3obnen Der Climber,
Mrs. @inslom'S Scotbiug Sprllp, anSuz
weuben. Gr berubi9t baS 8tub, ermei6t bas
!3obnfleil6, bcieiti9t ale S9merSelt. furirt
@inbfolit unb lit tas bette Mtittel 9e9el1
QiorrhOe. GiilfllbSmo 11sio @ertS bic NLal@e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13

Ms6rsrs bentf6e 0ffi5iere, bu=
hunter folde i'm ucti0en 9ient, baden BET Der
omeritaniiden 8oti6uft in Serlin unz
qefragt, o6 i6r @intritt in bas ameritanif4e
0fft5iercorps m0gli6 lei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13
: unTere GorreIponoentea unb Meenter

- unIere @orreTpOnoeaten un6 N9eaten
beIu9en bic foIgenben Staaten:
9err PauG Sriebe1 Die Stauten Soma,
Minnefota, fopie Norbz utb @iib~0 atota,
9err Sreb S9erf ben Gtaat @iscOniin.
0err 9enrp 94uuI Die Stuaten Mifouri,
Re6rasfu, &anfas uub Snbiuna.
6err Nbolf Werner ben Stdat SeTas uni
bic 8epublif MericO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13

Hu9 beIonbsrer ue6~sreintunFt Eat biz
German @merican PubIiibing So. in 2os
MngsIes, @aGif., unfere 9ertretung fir ges
mamie @tabt unb Siib<G alifornien iibers
noH1men unb finb bs-en 8ertretsr bere6tiqt,
GbonaementsgeIber gu In1ettiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13

@te bordus3uie6en mar, Fat ft6 Die Na3s
ri6t, Nnbree peiIe in Ser OutOns
Isl egeub ,, als @nte er}Diefen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13
..galpatore' 4amo .,@atriS1".

Stctne Wnlsbiere, 3ebra1tt o Ser
Gonr. Geipp Srewg. Co., fttO bters
nit bcftcsss e~a1pfobIcm- Sn SlGf6en
itnO 06Tera sm 9abcn. SeGcpDoaac
60. $50. SOtt!ing 9epfnt. 60 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13
+ DuOley JDintton,
Der prdiioent Ger GipiIoienf=
Gommtiiion pIobIid2 perldieoen.
Mnf Der &eiie bonn Sob credit.

I'm Sdlafwaeen in Ger 11dhc Don pou9h=
feepfte pom Per5fbIao b~etroTen. Be-
fdno ffd auf eiler GrhoIuuesreife mad
&ofewooo, Il. !. - Die Saufbahn oes
iu9enoIihen mitelicoes oes Mayors
Cabinets. - Gr=prdiioent 2loolf Kraus
felt iid Der Gipiloicntcommiiiiou nit
3ath uno Chat sur Derfiieuua. - Der
Staotrath fast auId6Iih oes Ablebens
Dinfton's drauerbefhIife.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-04
Poker III Vienna.

The passion for the gamo of poker
has spread With such amazing rapidity
in Vienna, where an effort is being
made 10y tho rolico to suppress it, that
ii recalls tho hazard epoch, the game
that at one tino marked tho dividing
line between tho Austrian aristocrat
and his social inferior.
The difference now is that everybody
plays In HE cafes the jeurcsse dorec
join eagerly With merchants, lawyers
and clerks in the fascinating game In
private cirlos poker is played in the best
houses by people in excellent positions,
and what Increases the evil is that it
has been taken up with enthusiasm by
ladies. In winter OH the "jours" and
in sun mcr TT the fashionable baths and
watering places groups of ladies engage
in the favorite game with all the ardor
of those half rayof1icers who, after the
disbanding of Napoleon armies, spent
their days and nights at faro,
Repeated cases have occurred of la
dies being unable to pay their weekly
summer pension through losses at play.
They leave their property as pledge in
the country while they go to Vienna
for fresh funds, which they are often
obliged to seek from the money lenders
at enormous interest. San Francisco
Argonaut.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-04

Paris, Oct. 4.-Major General Merritt,
who commanded the American troops
at Manila, has arrived here from Mar
seilles for the purpose Of giving the
United States peace commission the
benefit of his observations in the Phil
ippine islands. He repaired to the
Grand Hotel de 'Athenee and declined
to be interviewed, as he was suffering
from fatigue. The general did not see
the United States peace commissioners
before the opening Of the joint session.
The American commissioners held a
session at their offices preparatory to
the second meeting with the Spanish
commissioners which began at the COM
missions rooms in the foreign office
Immediately after their assembling
there In the afternoon. The plan of
work directed to be prepared by the
secretaries has not been perfected, as
the secretary of the Spanish commits
sion has just arrived.