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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-03

Die @ertdufe an @oIe 3eigen cine merte
~piirbige 3urto6me in'groBen 3ransattionen,
fir pelfe feline 9reiIe e%enannt psroen.
Ser umtlihe geriat iiber Die @iIenproz
button fir bic erte 6Glfte BON 1898 5eigt
cine 3unabme BON ettpa J Mtaion Sonnen
inn 9erglei9 nit ir9enO einem friiberen
Sabre unb mas melt ni6ti9er TT, Der 8er@
brau6 BON 5ubrituten bat anihetnenb Die
9robuttion INN Die 9dlf:e ii6eritiegsn.
Die neuen 8siteIungen. pel4e ein9e:roffen
Iinb, finb iiberraI9enO 9rOB fir bic Sailon,
inbem tie 5000 Sonnen in Nep gort fir
5dienen betrugen unb 10000 fir RuBlunb,
5000 fir Sapan nit 5000, Die in G3ica9o
getponnen iinD unb elmer bemertenspert6en
Ia6fraqe na9 Glen fir 8uu3fpsde in P5i>
ldbelp6ia, uno elmer 5unebmenOen Na3frdge
mad Barren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-03
Sanferotte.

Die 3abl Der 8anterotte bat pd6rsnb Der
Wode in ben Ser. 9taatsn 225 betragen GEE
gen 236 i'm leBten Sabre uno 26 in @anaba
gegen % i'm 8Oriabre.
6osmer, Gobbing &c SO. BON Bottom, bic
su ben grDBten S9ubz unp S.iefei@
6dnblsrn Reu<gnglan0s ge90ren, babtn lth
banferott srtldrt. Die Decentralization
psrben auf 100000 geiddbt.
Mtb C MeDer, Gambler in Gi%ienipaartn
II. Mo6ilien, Buffalo, bu6ea cine aIgemeine
MISUNDERSTANDING gema4t. SpIsp9
Meb, MitgIisb Der 5irma, bat audi eine lie
6ertraqung Ieines periOnli6en 8ermoqtns
9ema9t. DISQUALIFICATION $4,000.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-03

&ranfenpflsger unb iit fir bic &ranfen uno
8erpunbetsn Der ipanifhen Mr1nee beitimmt.
4uBerbem perben no9 bier peitere Oampfsr
aus Spanien erpartet, unb Der 8ere9nung
na6 ipirb Die erfte Expedition Der Tpunii6en
8efangenen f9on Nnfun9s nd3iter @p3e
bpn Santiago aus na9 Spanien in See
dshen f0nnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-03

Sn Stddtsoepdrtement III Die 9td9r1nt
bon benz am "a. Sum- i'll Grecutipgebdube
in Morabia erfolgten Nbte6en Der Srau
Spbelta Coleman, 8attin bes grdtoenten
Der &epublif 2iberia, eingetrpffsn. Die Ser
Ttorbene mar in 4rfanfas geborsn uno i'm
Sabre 1895 nod liberia %ausgepanoert. SIN
acknowledgement Sabre perbeiratbste 1e ft9
bort nit benz PrGiiOenten Coleman.
~Grnennuneen.
Ser prdfibent Bat Rufus 8. Cane
BON S6to gum @oniuI in Smprna SIrteD
ernunnt.
Der grGiibent fat 6eute Sreberid %.
8uumbOff gum pOitmetier bon st. 2Oais
erndnnt.
Der 9rGfibent bat Srebsrtd %. Baum
boff gum 9oitmeiiter bon ct. 2ouis err
nannt. Nnbere @rnennungegn oss Prdltz
benton 1inb:
George g. Pierto bon Pennfplpanien,
gonful in Miin6en, 8anern.
4i9arb s.. 8ants, 3OGeinmebmer in
g1orfolt unb portsmoutb, So.
Sames Stone, Sberauffeber BON 0amPfz
59iFfen i'm 9. 8e3irt.
2unsforb 9. Srids l1nb Mart S. Wbi!e,
9iiIfsdr3te i'm Martnez SoIpi:alOient.
Sofepb Softer, 3ublinIpettOr in Der 5totte
nit Commanders ang.
Srant 8. 4rm, 3a9lmetftsr in Der Slotte
nit 2ieutenantsrang.
Sames 80. 8. @alter, G~iOitingeniaur in
Der 6Got.e nit 2~ieutenantsrang (Suntpr
@rabe).
0ia MelpiGe @artpn, 9ilfsar5t in Der
Slotte. NIT SGbnri9srans.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-10-20
OUR NEIGHBORS.
HoIsINGrON.

From the Dispatch.
M. III. Jones aud family are prepar
ing TO move TO Pueblo.
Wheat fields are very green. The
early sown furnish nice pasturage.
Grant Crom well returned from his
western visit last week. He brought
his wife and child with him.
DIR. Koch reports the arrival of a
six pound girl at the home of j. b.
Prose and wife Monday morning.
& new boy is reported by DR..
Toomey at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
H. p. johnson. The little fellow ar
rived Sunday.
The Mo. Pacific depot at Lacrosse
vas robbed on Wednesday night of
last week. Only little over seven
teen dollars was taken.
A. Schwager has moved his tailor
shop to the building formerly occu-
pied by the bank. This makes a nice
locationfor Dir. SchwageI being oD the
ground floor, we'll Lighted ana In the
center of town.
On Saturday evening. Oct. 18Th, in
the school house Olmitz, there viii be
given an entertainment consisting of
vocal and instrumental music. reci-
tations, etc. Mrs. Florence Living
stOn and Miss Effie Atkjn will furnish
the greater part of the literary portion
of the program. Admission; adults
Is cents, children 10 cents Doors
open at 8 o'clock. One third of re-
ceipts to be given to the school.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-10-20
CLAFLIN.

From the Banner.
Mr.. Chatter ia having his residence
enlarged by adding another story.
If any town in Kansas has d full
quota of fddlers it IL undoubtedly
Ciafiin.
D. L. Roahen, wife and son K-el =
eth, left Monday for visit to Ohio.
Trumie Wisner will leave for the
Bend soon where he will work for f.
B. Newcombe.
Isaac Cham bers has moved to town
and is living in tent. He contem-
plates building house.
Our band boys only play twice q
year-on Sunday school picnac day,
and when Jerry comes tn towu
Wheat is in the finest condition
this fall that we have ever known it
and the farmers are already reaping
the pr' fits in fall pas trIre.
Badly Roam of Busl,ton. AMI Miss
Hattie Murphy Of Great Bend, were
married in the Catholic oh orch of the
latter city, on Monday, September 26.
Don't stay at home on e .ection day
Ii the fusion ticket is de feated this
fall it is the ''stay at hoi ne' people
who will be to blame. G. me to the
polls early and tbs avoid Re rush.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-10-20
ELLDJWOOD.
From the Leader.

From the Leader.
Carl Schneider has about comp. eted
the erection of q fine new bs en- on nil
place.
Fred Wolf left last Thursday ev. an
ing for Santa Monica, California, or
visit to his sister, Mrs Geo. He'll 4,
and other relatives and friends.
Mrs. John Schmidt and Miss Mag
gle Lies of Chicago, and Mrs. Anton
Hills of Wheaton, Ohio sisters of
John Lies, are here on visit,
Mrs Mic Schmidt and son, Mrs
Susan kimpler, Mrs. Leibl and Mrs
John Ehly and daughter. Jeff Tuesday
morning for Pittsburg. Pa, where they
will visit old friends and kir folks.
Charley Bacon has fixed up his bar
very tastefully. He has ol of the
finest. bars in the state, and the dis
play of cut glass and other fancy
glassware, can be equaled by but few
places in the west
A most pleasant birthday surprise
party was rendered to Mi 90 Josie Scott
by her many admiring friends on
Monday evening. A large crowd
drove out from Ellinwoo1 and Miss
Scott was the recipient of many hand
some presents.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-10-20
FROM DISTRICT 40.
By Polly Jinkins.

By Polly Jinkins
Wheat is looking nice.
Another nice rain Sunday.
News items are as scarce as hens
teeth.
The streets were crowded to hear
Jerry Saturday.
Miss Jennie Mecklem was visiting
at home Sunday.
Verna and Clara Trester were in
Great Bend Saturday.
Rev. Rogers moved his family into
Mr.. Keener's vacant house last week.
j. +. Smith sold a car load of
wheat and is loading it at Heller this
week.
Miss Stella Rankin, teacher at
District As, and Miss Edith Boyd, at-
tended the teachers association Sat
urday.
0. j. Baldwin of Hennessey, Okla
homa. was visiting friends and rels-
tiyes in this vicinity last week. He
returned last Thursday. stopping at
Nickerson to visit his son who is at
tending college there.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-10-20
OUR TICKET.

UUk TICKET
First on our ticket is Leedy tried sn,3 true.
With Harvey as first mate to pilot him through.
Then comes Allen. who for Justice viii plead:
Followed by Boyle, the man our people need.
Then Morris comes in TO audi our accounts;
With Bush following up to give the amounts
Heffelbower we'll have to take care of our treas
ure;
And Stryker to deal knowledge in gospel meas
ure.
For Congressman at large j. D. Bot kin twill
be.
And Our Jerry in the 9Th you can very plsin see,
The farmer will win without much of fight
Then comes Often bacier for County attorney,
Who will not be left this years journey.
For Clerk of the Court Strothnan will walk
over;
And Harrison's opponent will be made to seek
ever.
Probate Judge Breeder will stay to years long
To make young folks happy and our nation
grow stronger.
Jake thinner for Commissioner brings up to the
rear,
But in the Rep. "Independent'' he has nothing
to tear.
Now all silver voters try and vote wise,
And listen to none of the g. o. p. lies.
But go to the polls, vote the ticket straight
through,
And your duty'l be done. as your conscience
tells YOU to-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-10-20
OLMITZ.

From "searcher."
Beautiful fall wealth ar.
Farmers are nearly through seed
ing.
Bailey has shipped another car of
corn.
John Riedel has started in on the
beef trade.
The Bush building is for rent gain,
so we are informed.
Superintendent Harrison visited In
this town one night last week. He is
none alarmed ABOUT his chances.
Lawyer Swarts, republican candid ate
for county attorney, was. shaking
hands with voters here last week.
The Bush water tank took sudden
break down last week. Cause; too
much weight of water for strength of
pillars,
When a republican, populist or
democrat says they m.,st always vote
8 mixed ticket, people put them down
as having no party principle or else
wanting Office mighty bad.
Jim Harper and Jim Wigton went
to Hoisington lake. hunting one day
last week. Harper bagged e gray
| duck and six snipe, while Wigton
only got six snipe and gray duck.
Say is it not soon time you former
writer for this papex start in. You
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-10-20
Dunn.

All persons knowing themselves in
dt bted to me want them TO call forth
wi th and settle their account. L mus
ha va money, and that soon. If you
can not pay in full pay part and give
not for balance.
DR.. W. 81. WHITE.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-10-20
Sch COL Report.

The following is the report of Dis.
No. IS, for the month ending Oct. z.
1898:
Males enrolled 10
Females s
Average daily attendance ..I5
Pupils neither tardy nor absent: Leo
Koopmar, Eddie Koopman, HAIRY
Shumann, May Peck and Christine
Panne.
Visitors: David Faunkhauser, Mr..
and Mrs. Panne and Florence Wadeli.
The school board purchased new siat
window shades, new recitation seats,
and new tellurian globe. With these,
we now have the best equipped school
in the county.
FRANK L. MARSH, Teacher.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-10-20

IslEkTEn Pigs Feet b.. Tail.
Hot Weiniewurst, Mexican Chile and
Tri ne. Lunches and meals served at
all hours, at Wilson's Short Order
r. starrant. Southwest cor. square
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-10-20
ONLY ONE REASON

line Standa7 Rotary
chine Holds 100 yards of No Ocoton
Z-Bobbn quickly
Inc hfst outch perfect holding eId of adj
whenl Taxi the
o The finest o drawn orp uckered
o-I4es machin
huns 50 than ldm achin
sewermakes
o.nei hAchlnes 10 sewing the length
'' chhhgeo y change Ut speed,
atother
eas.c snch Thread
Does not break the thread noackwar
Standard R'ay Needle
s9le shuttle needles wiehence
Shuttle mac
Old style shuues and
Just OF The and ases Tn.
Standard Rotary Shuttle ont
I4-Shoest needle cksti,
bend and slip ~- 'io -'0o ~ ~
The point the
comes
10 sAs, lu'e freedom from the stitch slipping =
nee He broker
needles his HoDN0 ~ 0-0-oN
hd packing of needle
1s Inability 10 oil goods of her machin a.
can De taken Oft
al Potve-no springs hence macbpe
over all hckness goods
Nm, mo matter what the length of stitch ~ H ~ -
wear twice as long as other lock machines
livery
nhipg cost Therefore Standard Ro tary prac-
bar place of .s" ~"us'Ae'o"00 ~ '-e P
23-Sand eadIeru ,sh L;.. ,,,~os
easiest smoothest
of the and 6n known the
heyess drawer and cks peculiar to the
For Sale Only by
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-10-20

should not. reader. forget entirely
them eld continued st"sies about e
four footed monsters that y"u claimesl
used to walk the streets of our levin
st all hours of the night. mean the
monkey. badger and lung tailed
Thomas cat. Come get move an YOU
and give readers m re enligtfenneHt
on them night providers of tie caains
breed.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-10-20

Go to Mrs. Tyler's for the latest
/ ,tyles 10 walking hats and sailors. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

At the Opera House on Monday. jan
uary24, THE Isle OF Champagne" opera
company, under the management of
Messrs. B!ers & Co.. comes fully equip
ped to add new laurels to the already
golden ones with which public opinion
has crowned 1t. This composition by
the Americans, C. a. Byrne and Louis
Harrison. is a strong rival to anything
Gilbert & Sullivan ever produced for
the English stage, and goes to prove
that although young. this country is
not SO far behind its worthy parent In
the things that man can do. ."The Isle
OF Champagne" was produced several
seasons ago and made an instantaneous
hit. The theatre on Broadway, New
York, where 1t played, was packed
nightly. which caused the financial sue
cess to be SO unexpectedly great that
eventually dispute arose concerning
monetary matters, and the play was
withdrawn at the acme OF Its success.
The question having been adjusted,
Messrs. Biers g. Co. have secured the
opera and will produce II with such ex-
cellent co-stars as Mr.. Richard Golden
and Miss Katherine Germaine, q tai
ented company OF sixty in support,
handsome scenery, exquisite costumes,
large and weil-drilled ballet and fine
orchestra, slr E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-22
voRcED FROM NEITHER WIFE.

A Sixth ward sensation, which prom
ise6 some racy details, was to have
come up In Squire Grecr's court to-day.
but the return OF the wife 10 her home,
and the sudden flight OF the man, for
whom the proper warrants were sworn
out, induced the aggrieved husband to
withdraw the case. ,G
There Is considerable OF romance. OF
the shady order. connected with the az
fair, and some remarkable features.
The defendant, who is-a South Side
man recently paid 10 much attention
to the married woman that the husband
became suspicious, and when his wife
left him for q few days In company with
the other man, the husband lnvesu-
gated, and u startling revelation was in
store for him. lie learned that his wife
Ind been married TO the other man, but
having been separated from him for
years had married the present husband
under her maiden. or IN assumed name.
Her secret had been we'll kept, but It
was out ut last.
The affair took on further compilca-
tons from the fact TINT while the %o.
man was married twice, her first hus-3
band has also another living wife. In
neither case was there a divorce. Upon
obtaining this startling knowledge, the
husband went before Squire Greer. and
swore out warrants for the other man,
charging him with higamy and adul.
terry. In tho meantime the man wanted
got an linking OF what was trump, and
left for parts unknown. -
Yesterday the husband withdrew the
charges. his wife having returned to
him, sF ,te . yII4s 1Es,' g,'l f44If
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-22
ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers II, the City anil Whcelin: Poo
Me Abb ostl.

Strangers II, the City AMI Wheeling Peo-
pie Abb oad.
Mrs. r. ". Addleman is Ill at her
home on the Island.
Secretary John E. Schelhasc. of the
city water board, was in Pittsburgh
yesterday on d business visit.
Patrick Leonard ana daughter, Mag
gle, OF Philadelphia are In the city to
attend the funeral OF Mr.. Leonard's
brother, James.
The Rev. Charles II. Mcclellan, D. D.,
OF Lakewood n. j., is guest In the fam
lily OF Mr.. ]. y. Vance, his brothcr-in-
law, he being brother OF Mrs. Vance.
He was born In Wheeling and spent his
boyhood days here. His friends will be
glad TO know that he Is to preach In
the First Presbyterian church on Sab
bath at 1850 q. m. The pastor, Rev. D.
a. Cunningham, D. D., will preach at
1880 y, m. gagEs fs9 ,s. +
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-22
THE G1RNEYs COMING.

The Gibneys, who are the attraction
at the Grand all next week. really pre-
sent two separate entertainments at
every performance, as they give con-
tinuous show. as Is so popular in the
large cities just now. A new play Will
lie given ut every performance, with
fifteen up-to-date speciaities between
acts. doing away with intermIssions.
The dramatic company proper Is head
ed by Morgan Gibney. the comedian,
with Nellie Gibhey. Samuel Spedden
and other first class artists in the sup
rort, While the vaudeville corps con-
talns John IT. Powers. direct from
Ke!th's, New York. Graham and Leone,
and Ded Leon. On Monday evening
"The Black Flag" said to be one OF
their strongest bills, will be produced,
on which occasion the usual bargain
prices will be extended to the ladies.
The advance sale will open at 9 o'clock
Monday morning. and from the number
CT applications for seats promises TO be
large 90. .-.s...4s g.-sz
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-22

| eAA ~ 49, Wv AASs
feel we'll" h, S55
This expression Is heard constantly.
Perhaps you, reader, have heard Il and
possibly uIhaye made It yourself. It
Is n sad fact, but q fact none the less.
that while the grip is bad enough and
depressing enough when In It's acute
form. 1t Is often worse when It settles
In some part OF the body and continues
to destroy the health and ruin the life.
Doctor Lombard, in speaking on this
subject recently, said: &
at is q weil-known fact, admitted by
all doctors, that grip does settle in the
body and bring distressing effects long
after II Is apparently cured. But the
| doctors do not always say Just where It
usually settles. Itshould be clearly un-
derstood. then. that the spots which
Grip commonly selects are the kidneys
ana urinary organs. tits quite natural
that 1t should do SO. for these orc the
very organs that are overworked In try
Ing. to drive the grip out OF the sys-
TEN and, naturally, being ovcrworkcd,
they are weakened and become an easy
PROV for disease.
When these delicate hut most Inn
portant organs are attacked In their
weakened condition, they cannot throw
the grip from the system without help
food help-strong hclp-reliable help.
But. you ask. where can such assist
ance be secured? The question Is not
an easy one. Many things will help
the Kidneys, urinary and female organs
temporarily, but 1t Is not temporary
help that they need. They require
something strong. something that will
seize the grip and cast It out forever.
Ordinary medicines will not accomplish
this. It requires a scientific discovery
something out OF the ordinary-soine-
thing that can be depended upon ALSO
lutely. There Is, so fer ms we know! SO
far as the scientific world knows. but
one remedy that fills this requirement
That remedy Is Warmers Safe Cure. It
was the most potent factor in conquer
Inc the grip in Europe, and It has 'heen
the only remedy that has successfully
removed Its after-efrects In America,
Rev. DR.. Rankin. president OF Howard
University, Washington, D. c., says
concerning this:
L know Of persons who have been
permanently cured Of diseases OF the
kidneys and adjacent organs by the use
of Warmers Safe Cure. know, too
OF Its being used in similar, cases BY
physicians OF the highest standing. This
great remedy ] wish. in the cause Of
humanity, to recommend"
Any man or woman who Is conversant
with the advance of science. or the pro-
sress OF the world. must know that this
great discovery stands on q high plane
OF Its own. far above nil ordinary medI-
clnes. remedies" or cures" 1t accom-
plishcs what no other medicine ever has
accomplished or can accomplish. 1t
cures people, and. more than all else, It
removes the terrible after effects which
the grip has in hundreds OF cases loaded
unon the weakened frames OF SO many
men and women.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-22
HAUL OF STOLEN GOODS
Made by Tho Police Yesterday Afternoon
y Had Deon Taken Front the iiomo OF
1 Councilman e. G. schmidt Thursday

Maue by tho P0lico Yesterday Afternoon.
Had peon Taken From tho iIomo of
Councilman &. &. schmidt Thursday
Evening. (Fy -
Yesterday afternoon the police made q
haul Of stolen property that had been
taken from the home Of Councilman
Charles schmtds, on Thursday evening,
Us detailed In yesterdays 1ntelligencer.
Early in the afternoon the police were
Informed OF the finding OF an empty
pocket book on the top OF the hill Mt
Thirteenth street. Ems: End, near Con-
rad's stable, and 1t was thought some Of
the property stolen from the Schmidt
home would be found nearby. e
Captain Bennett sent Lieutenant In
gram and officer Knabe to the scene.
After an investigation OF a few minutes,
a very neat cache" was discovered in
the hillside, in which most OF the prop
erty taken from the Schmidt house was
concealed. The hole had been dug by
the thieves. covered with n nat stone
ana-the stone covered with brush. The
property was returned to Mr.. Schmidt,
and included brooch and other Jewel
~. All OF the property, with the excep-
ton OF diamond earrings and gold
watch, was recovered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-22
\ MEETS IN WELr.sBrpG

The spring meeting OF the Eastern Ohio
and Western Yves. Virginia Teachers,
Principals and Superintendent Round
Table will be held in Wclsburg, on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday, March
3, o, the session OF Thursday 10 begin
at $50 p.l m and that Of Saturday to
close at 1850 n. m. The Round Table
Idea, that OF Informally discussing school
qttestionS. proposed in advance by its
members. will be carried OUT. and It Is
lespeciaily desired THAI members mall
Mr. Citizens. OF the committee, By Feb
riary 9th, any question or questions
along school lines. they wish discussed.
The questions will be collected and
printed and d cIrcularsent to members
at least,wo weeks before the meeting.
me names OF propossrs OF questions
VIII not be added 10 The questions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-22
slLAs HATHAWAY DEAD.
He Was Well Known as Grand Re-
"a t.- rnrdar or tho A n " w

He Was Well Known as Grand Re-
corder Of the A. o. U. W.
Yesterday morning at IL O'Clock o..
CURED the death of Mr.. Sllas Hathaway,
we'll known citizen, at his home, 97O5
Jacob street, South Side. after q linger-
Ing illness. Mr.. Hathaway was well
known citizen, who enjoyed the respect
and esteem OF n large portion OF the
community Several years ago he was
elected grand recorder Of the West Vir-
GINA grand lodge OF the Ancient Order
OF United Workmen. and had served
with entire satisfaction 70 the time Of his
death.
The funeral will occur Sunday after
noon at o'clock from his late residence
on the South Side: and will be largely
attended. local lodges OF the A. G. u. W.
having been called to take part. Officers
OF the grand lodge from other parts OF
the state viii probably be present. The
intermen: will take place at the PENN.
Sular cemetery 49, l ~ 49,