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Evening star., 1898-03-19
Mt. Pleasant Rapid transit.

The problem of furnishing the residents
of the Mount Pleasant region with ade-
quate rapi1-transit facilities has called
| forth a report from the District Commits
sioners that discloses a peculiar condition
of affairs. and shows the need for prompt
action by Congress. Indeed, in view of all
the facts, the session should not close with
out adding a statute to the books that
Will grant the relief that these thousands
OF residents SO earnestly desire. 1t is
shown by the report that one road has sub
mitted gracefully TO the Commissioners
and the demands of the people, and has
expressed its entire willingness to do what
ever is considered best for the public in
terests, making no stipulations as to
routes or methods of propulsion. Another
road, the only other available for the serv-
ice, proposes narrowly restricting condi-
tons, refusing to construct the overhead
system on any route or the underground
system on newly opened streets. 1t stipu-
iates for certain route, on which 1t is
determined to construct nothing but the
underground trolley.
There are good reasons why the under
ground trolley cannot easily and well be
constructed on new streets. There are
equally good reasons why the overhead
trolley should not be permitted on any
streets in the closely built suburbs without
precautions against electrolysis and with
out guarantee of its removal in favor of
the underground system within a COM
paratIvely short period. These suburbs are
In practically every respect urban in char
acter Already there are one and one-third
miles of underground construction beyond
the boundary that forms the legal limita-
ton of the overhead system. The Capital
10
an extension of the conduit system to the
Connecticut avenue bridge, thus giving in
the near future two full miles of conduit
road beyond the city limits. This tendency
Is certain to continue until the entire sec
tion of close ha5itation will enjoy the same
immunity from the overhead system as the
technically urban portions of the capital.
In view OF these considerations it is OBJ
Vlously the duty of Congress to deal with
the region now asking for additional facili-
ties according to the nature of tnat de-
mand alone, and without reference to the
qGerulous stipulations of any corporation
Let congress proceed to lay out the routes
according to the best informa ton on the
subject, considering the Commissioners re-
port as an entirely trustworthy presenta-
ton. ii there are privileges to be granted
in adjusting the matter they should by all
means go to that corporation which shows
the most pronounced disposition and an
immediate readiness to accommodate the
people. letting the other take what is left,
and compelling it to do what it ought for
the public convenience. But whatever the
congressional decision on this point may
be, the matter should be settled without
further delay, to the end that the suburbs
may enjoy speedily much-needed rapid
transit
Evening star., 1898-03-19
Aubrey Beardslex.

Aubrey Beardsley, the creator Of the
poster. Is dead. He has been factor In
the field Of so-caIled art but a short time.
ard death has claimed him at an early age:
but in his brief career he has contrived to
create a fad that has upset. some personal
standards of artistic taste and has given
the smart world a new fancy. The poster
craze Is typical in large measure Of the
present tendencies In many other direc-
tions. It is tine symbol Of distortion and
allegory. The more outrageous the drawing
and coloring of one OF these creations, the
more pronounced the violations Of the cam
ons Of art. the greater the success cf the
pc ester. 1t Is dccadencs, pure and. simple
The poster mind. uns4tisfed with the nor
NAL productions Of conventional art, Graves
Evening star., 1898-03-19
DisnDpointment.

II came in to offer you some very fine
spring."
Come right in," exclaimed the editor of
the Clarion. Come in and sit down. Make
yourself at home. You were saying"
Il came in to offer you some very fine
spring poems"
The editors jaw dropped. He gazed re-
proachfully at the visitor and murmured:
Il thought you were going to say Spring
onions I"
Evening star., 1898-03-19

The question of annexing Hawaii might
become much easier of solution to some of
our statesmen in the event of some other
nations taking a fancy to the islands while
this one is embroilad with Spain. But it
might be more difficult to handle.
Evening star., 1898-03-19
Spring Wraps.

Jackets and Capes are here from
$3.50 to SIS each. The imported
garments necessarily high priced, but
you'll find the American made at
lesser quotations are practically as
good
CA I'm for $3.50 Cheviot Jackets in black and
" uo| colors. Finished with tailor-stitched
seams and lined throughout with six Chic Paris
STYLES at a modest price,
Evening star., 1898-03-19

WAITS the good Of blue skies an of BIOS
sCmin trees
Wen fellcr is out of job?
Wen yer boy has large patches on both of
his knees.
An a feller is out of job?
TIE patches, say, look so big ter yer eye
eye
That they shet out the landscape an cove,
the sky,
An the sun can't shine through 'em the
best 1t can try
Wen a fcller is out of job"
From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Evening star., 1898-03-19

If Mr.. Wanamaksr continues to deftly
link the lanes OF Quay and Spain so
as to associate them in the popular mind,
he may succeed in creating feeling that
his antagonist ought to be whipped on gen.
er2l principles.
Evening star., 1898-03-19
Measuring His Yalor.

What lot of brave talking young Mr.
Tizzens INDUCES in!' exclaimed Maud
Yes" replied Mamie. He seems very
much excited. And perhaps 1t would last
But, you know, there is so much difference
between a rumor and real cannon report"
Evening star., 1898-03-19

1t is but to be expected that some of the
gentlemen who perceive dark designs lurk-
ing everywhere will endeavor to nail the
proposition to change the day of Inaugural
ton scheme TO prolong Mr.. Mckinley's
term of Office in the event of defeat
Evening star., 1898-03-19

Secretary Gage. after contemplating the
activity Of the silver forces. believes that
the War and Navy Departments are not
the only institutions which have on hand
soma fighting to protect the country.
Evening star., 1898-03-19
SHOOTING STARS.
Elasticity.

Mr.. Jabbles is a man of extensive in
formation
YES replied Miss Cayenne. ".Exten-
sive' expresses it precisely. 1 never saw
man who could take fact ana stretch
it he can"
Evening star., 1898-03-19

Prominent Europeans who have declared
that a republican form of government is a
failure will no doubt be surprised to note
by the plans for securing pleasant inaugu-
ration weather. that the Country looks for
ward to electing presidents as usual.
Evening star., 1898-03-19

It's all yer own fault. Ell ye'd try the right
way,
Ye mightn't be out of job.
Eff yc'd rever do nothin' excep' what'n pay
Ye mightn't be out of job
Eff ye'd strangle sentiment right at its
birth
An fcller the fashions that govern this
earth,
Not askin no questions. excep' -'what's it.
WORTH"
Ye mightn't be out of job
Eff the language ye used was more 'pinted-
ly coarse,
Ye niightn't be out of job
Eff ye wrote pieces over, tho ut namin' the
source,
-Ye niightn't be out of job
Ye want to give up this here out-o'-date
grsh
About inspiration" an that sort O. slush,
Eff yed git scrnetLin' up that 'ud make
people blush,
Ye mightn't be out Of job.
Or. eff ye'd quit workin' so hard with yer
pen,
Ye mightn't be out Of job.
Eff yed pose as a new-fangled freak among
men.
Ye mightn't be out Of job.
Eff ye wouldn't be bashful bout things We
don't know,
An would put on knee breeches an let yer
hair grow.
An go through the country a-givin' a
show.
Ye m:ghtn't be out of q Job
Evening star., 1898-03-19

General Weyler is under the disagreeable
necessity of denying responsibility for q
great many Things which would tend to
promote his popularity with fanatic fol-
levers in Spain.
Evening star., 1898-03-19
Raising n Technically.

NO" she declared severely; "the lips
that touch liquor shall never touch miner
Il beg to assure you,'' said Colonel Still
well. without hesitation, that 1 shall never
think of partaking of a mint-julep without
a straw
Evening star., 1898-03-19
A Violent CYnicism.

They tell US that the worlds a stage,
The query often comes grotesque:
Is man enacting in this age
tragedy or burlesque?
Evening star., 1898-03-19

An Iowa newspaper complains that there
are too many elections. And, On the other
hand, there are politicians who grieve be-
cause there are not enough to go around.
Evening star., 1898-03-19
Spring Wrappers.

Prices range from soc for neat and
good Percale Wrappers to SIS for
the imported French garments.
u ~ saw. And $3.9S for the So Challie Tea
Gowns with ribbon and lace trimmings.
Evening star., 1898-03-19

In this inventive era the government has
80 much experience with efforts TO interest
II IN played-out ard impracticabie schemes
That Spanish autonomy stands very little
chanca
Evening star., 1898-03-19

1t is to be feared that Prof. Andree sac
rificed his life merely that number of
ether men might acquire fame and money
organizing relief expeditions.
Evening star., 1898-03-19

Governor Leedy does not propose to let
the impression get abroad that prosperity
has put Kansas cut of fighting condition.
Evening star., 1898-03-19
sSO.08
Instead of SIP.

Tailor-1nade Serge
and Cheviot Suits, with
correctly correct blouse
and hy-front jackets
and new cut skirts.
Plain and braided.
Black and colors. See
them, have them tried
on-and pass judg-
ment. $
Evening star., 1898-03-19
Corset Convention.

Tho leading makers Of the world
are represented. Neither time.
trouble nor expense has been spared.
The convention Is to be the most
important Of years.
Palais Royal. Third floor.
Evening star., 1898-03-19
$16.08
Instead of SIS,

Suits made of mn
ported Venetian Cloth,
modelled after a Pac-
quin gown. The col
ors include the new
blues, grays and
greens. The fit and
finish equal the fancy
priced to order cos
tunes.
Evening star., 1898-03-19
$3.50
Instead of SIS.

ParlS and London
style Cloth Suits, lined
with silk from neck
band to skirt hem.
Black, yale, bluet, gray,
green and tans the col
ors. Man tailored, the
equal of SIS to order
gowns.
Evening star., 1898-03-19
Separate Garments.

The Separate Skirts are here from
$2.5o to SIS each; the Waists from
3oc to SIS each. The best values
are selected to offer at compliment
tary prices during the Opening
ca k< for the IS Mohair. Serge and Cheviot
ep-feWW Dress Skirts in black and eolors. Some
plain. some tucked, some braided. All correctly
correct in cut and tailor finished
ca Xxx for the new s5 Tafeta SILK Waists.
.epfeVU Four Styles black and all cclors in
checks, stripes etc. That they fit better than
dressmaker made waist will be evident to those
who try them on.
o. 40 for the $S.9s Black Moire Velour Silk
% II etO Skirts, with satin Bayadere stripe.
These are rich and dressy garments looking worth
SO. See them.
Continued a5ove)
Evening star., 1898-03-19
AT sos.

$7.98 for Iz-yard dress patterns OF
the 7sc TwiIIed Foulard Silks, Ar
.tistic designs in white on grounds Of
new grays, blues, greens, browns.
heliotrope and black.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-30
= Strende Strafe. 9eger

= Strenge Strafe. 9egen bic
5dblrei9en, unter Dem Namen Cafes in Seem
Oort befinbli9en Ga terb0blen tpirb i.Bt ener@
gif9 borgegangen. Sci Der @erurtbeilung
elmer Srau, Namens Sannie Saniff, Die Ger.
% 81. DARTS p1ace unter benz 9edmartel
zines Cafes Elm unorbentli9es 9uus betrieb,
nabm Hi9ter Nepburger i'm She'll 4 Der Sc
neralzNffien 8~eranlafung, in auBerorbentz
f9arfer Sonart gegen ben entitttli4enben
@influB bieier auf Der SFieite tpie pil5e aus
benz 8pben berDOrgeT4ofenen 2afterbOblen
@telung gu nebmer. ~9teie Cafes, iagte
Der 4i9ter, n%nriiffen in Der Stabt unf9Goli9
gema9t tperben. S9 min Obne ale l1mz
I9tpeife betoren, baB, 10 lange i3 in bbeiem
8eri9t prGiibire unb berartige Sd1e bier porz
fommen, feline @elbtrufe, ionbern 9efGngniS
duferlegt tperben pirb, ausgenommen in gang
1eGtenen SGlsn. 9teIe 2otale limb bas grOBte
lteteG berS enementbiftrttte unb Derberben Die
Sugenb. Die %anitdnbigen 8etpobner biefer
OiItritte finb md9tlos gegen bds Sreiben bic
fer 2otale, neil ie nt4t na4 8elieben umz
3ieben t0nnen." 9ie Nngetla9te purbe gu
Der b09it 5uGdfigen Strafe bon eirem Sabre
@efdngnib bsrurt6etlt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-30
sic ct Qouifer worf.,i n

= Die ct. 2ouifer po1tset 1T
begierig, bic 8etunntf4aft zines Serrn rgons
ftablers 9oparb" gu MAIDEN, ipel9er BON
elmer sar3en 4n5abl 9ausfrauen GeGb erz
preBt boben fou. Sn Gait ct. Bouts unb
8elDiGe, SG,, finb aletn mebr aIs ~5tpan5ie
Jralpen bon ibm beI9tpinbelt tporben, unb bic
3abl fsiner Opfer in st. 9ouis 1T nod grDz
Ber. Ser pieuboz@ ontabler 1T Elm tleiner
Mann, tpenig iiber flint SUB grDB, ettpa 40
Sabre alt unb tleibet fi9 ftets febr anitGnbig.
@etp0bnli9 tommt er nu9 eirem 9aufe, siebt
cine NIT a~lerlet pupieren seIpidte Brief
ta19e aus feiner Rodtaf9e unb eriunbigt ft1
bann na1 benz Namen bes Sausberrn. So
balb er ben Namen ge60rt bat, finbet er unter
Teinen Often Elm S9riftihid, bas ibm bas
&eGt 9iebt, bds Salair bes e~rpdbnten Samiz
ltenOberbauptes nit gef9lag gu belesen, neil
Der el6s bsie ober iener Sirma cine Summe
8elbes 14ulbs. Der 9err GonItabler peiB,
tpie unangenebm es lift, penn Semunbes Sc
bait nit 8eI9lag belegt pirb, benin biele
2eute b~srlieren babur9 lire Stenen, urb lit
bereit, bic ertpdbnte Gumme, tpelhe Der
9ausberr f9ulbet, iebt gu collettiren. Sn
pieGen Sduen borgten Die 6uusfrauen bas
GeIb, I'm ben @onitabler aufrieben gu itenen
unb gu berbiiten, baB ibr gatte feins Stsl@
lung ~perlert,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-30
Gut. berft9 ert.

Gut berfi9ert. Der tirsli9
in Berlin bertor6ene umeritarif0s @enez
raIz@Oniul Sulius 8OGOI9mibt bate fem
2eber gum 8etruge BON $4,000 perihAert
geEabt. BON biefer @umme en:fa1en
$4,000 nuf bic Mutual 2ife Sn!urance
So, Of Nep gOrt. 0iefe @eIeufGaf: mirO
irbeFen ben genunnten 8etrag nt4t zen
Eliot" an bic @itttpe bes 8eritorbenen
aus5chlen, ionbern berfel6en in SemdBheit
zines erit tiir3Ii4 eingefii6rten 9erit4erz
ungszPlanes (neue Nnnuitp POlios) an
iG6rli9 am Sobestage bes gntfhlafenen
e;ae Gente bon $1,000 i'm 8oraus be3u3len,
tis $4,000 ausbe3ablt ftn0. pie erite
terdrttge &ente lit bereits Der 6ruu Cob
f1ut1Ot 5ugegangen. So1te Die @enannte
Dor Der Nus3abIung Der 20. Hents iterben,
70 1T bic @efeuibaft berpig.4teI bic noA
ibrtgen 3~a6lungen ibren @r6en 5ufommen
gu 1afen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-30

- 80 Sabre geGebt unb ge=
ptrtt. pfarrer 5u1brei8 We6er,
Der greife paitor emeritus Der eodr,gel. prot.
Man9eterz @emeinbe in MIeg6enD GitD,
3d., tpurbe am lebten Sonntag I'M boben
Glitter BON nabe8u 80 Subren oom 1o0e a6z
b~erufen. WDbl felten bat ii9 Elm beutf4er
pfarrer in ben S9neteritdbten 10 ulgemeiz
ner 2ie6e unb @9tung erfreut, tpte Der nun
me6r 8erbli9ere, unb fem 0dGinTheiben
bat in ben tpeiteIten 8reifen aufri9iige
Srauer berborgerufen. pfarrsr 6uGbreiG
Weber purbe am II. Npril 1919 in 2i@tenz
itein, &antpn 9aGen, III 6 Stunoen ron
3tpinglts @eburtsftdtte, geboren. Seine
8orftubien ma9te er in .3iri9, to er uu9
1pGter bic l1niperfitGt befu4te. Sstn lebtes
Senefter baielbit fiel in bic 3eit Der Birren,
bic infoGse Der 8erufung BON 9api5 Sriez
bri9 StrauB entitanben. &egisrung unb
@tubentenf9aft paren fir StrauB, bic Re
dttipn aber ftegte unb %bebauptete oas Re5i<
ment big 1847. 9a es ben iugen9li9en Mez
ber CUR 8plenbung feines5a9fnoiarts na4
benz Nuslanbe brdngte, 10 begab er ii9 na9
S~iibingsn, benz SORT Der freien t9solOgtf9en
3i9tung. 6ier obfolbirte er fein S9GuBz
iabr in Der biitorif4~tritif3en S4ule 3Iz
bingens unter benz 9aupte oerfel5en, Serb
nanb g6riitian Bauer, a1 befen SGiilerr
au9 Der riibmli9it betannte Geft9etiter
Sbeobore Bidder geb0rte. Na9bem er fur5e
3eit in feinem 9eimat6sz& anton St,@auen,
nGmGi9 in peterael, aGs 8itar fun9irt, err
bielt er bas pfarramt Grub, &anton Qppenz
aeq, unb berblieb bort bon 1916 1ts 1850,
IA Sabre lang. 8on 1860 Bis 1870 belief
bette er bas 9farrumt in Regensbsrg, 8anton
3iri9. SIN Nobe1ber 1870 fun er nit
gfurrer So6ann 0abtb 2ebmann bon Wtcs
8eesport nu4 &merifd, no er 5nnGdit IN
Der eb. zprpt. @emeinbe in Gina als 9eellorz
ger ipirtte. Damn er9ielt er BEN &uf our
eb. zprpt. @emeinbe in Man6eiter, M1ea<
benp. Diefes 9farramt belt pfarre. 8ez
Der Bis gu Ieinem bon tdnbigen Giidtritt in
bas pribatle6en i'm Sabre 1890. @nldBli9
feines Hiidtrittes tpuroen inn lcltene Gbz
rungen gu theil.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-30
Gin G~efunobeitsbote.

Der arantenbote, biz 3eitung, pe1de
bOn Or. peter Subrnep in G6rugo, ST.,
i'm Snterefie ieiner MeOi3iten b~eruusgegsz
BEN pirO, bat ftA in meinem Safe uls Elm
8pte Der @eiunbbeit erpieien," f6reihi
6err @utuO Quulib, 20 0orrOp Str,
gutptuudet, q. s, r@eit feds Monuten
Iitt i'd an 4ronif9er 9iurr60e unO meine
&rdfte oerIieBen MIDI nit ieDem Sag mebr
unb mebr. SD 8Og &er3te gu 9iilfe, jez
bod Obne @rfOGg, es tpurbe eber f4[e9ter
uIs better nit mir. Gires Suges 6efam i9
Elm @remplar bpm r~8rantenbote" in Die
9Gnbe uno OerdnlaBte meme Mutter, Tim
Elm grobetiit4en gu i9iden. Die Mebiz
ain fam unb i9 begann fofort bamit, unb
i4 lam. nit gutem @etpifen iagen, baB
biefe Mebiain metn v2e6en r~ettete". Man
f4reibe fir Elm @TempIar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-30

Nod Elm Gigaretten<Sru It.
Sn Stem gort pirb aus gutter AueIe be-
tannt gege6en, baB bic 8er9anolungen CUR
@riinbung Der Union SObucco 50. Of
Nmerica" gum NbfdluB eelungt unb bic
&ontrDIe Der neuen @efeui4ufb in Sdnben
bon sbomus s. 3pun, g. u. 3. Mibener,
Sbomas 0olun unb %. 8. GI.ins lieat.
User bic iibrigen NttiOnqre iinb,, tOnnts
ni9t in grFdbrung gebra@t psroen, bod
bieb es Teiner 3eit BEL @riinbung Der 6ez
fenf6uft, einige Der betutnteiten 5abdtleute
BON Mmeritu Ieien in berfel6en ittereIiirt,
unter BEN el6en minbeitens bier groBe OFF,
tionGre Der v4merican SpbaccO 60" 9ie
Gompugnie 1T nit $1O,OO0,00O incorportrt
unb apar 100000 prioritdten unb So
100000 @tammattien. Die 9auptoffice
Der nsrsn 9eieIi4aft 1T in Stem 9ort.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-30
I'm 9efuno uno 9lddlid gu fem,
,ebrou6t ugurlanb" Oefen uno &unges.
Mus BEN BON mani1u einge=

- aus BEN ppn MuniGd etnge=
troffenen dratli4en 8eri4tsn ldBt ii9 erz
Ieben, baB 5ebn pro5ent unferer bort %itatio=
nirten $4,000 @olbaten, b.. +. minoeitens
$500 frant finb unb bur6f6nittli9 3unbert
Der patienten per Monat fterben. nno Ma@
Mia 1T nod elmer Der perbdltnibmdBis GEE
funben p1dbe auf ben pbilippinen. Nenn
f9 I'm Mere Sruppen erF in ben untnltiOirz
ten 9ldben 9erumI9lusen mifen, I'm ben
@inqeborenen nit BUILDER uno 8let Die
amerifaniI6e 9umanitdt einaufl0ben, bann
pirb Ii9 iene Sterberate beOeutenO ber9rD>
Bern. 4ber mas tiimmsrt es bic @el6er
unb bic Singos, ob bqs narme gplt" bes
Qanbes als &anonenfutter i'm fernen 4iien
80 9runoe 9e9t!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-30

-@tn8ermDgen iireinpferh.
SIN MaOifpn Square @drben bon Netp 0prt
fanb an Iebten Montag bic aGid9rlidj pOn
Der Strmd %. 9. Sufig &c So. berunitaItets
8erteigerung bon @agenpferben itott. SSm
&agemeinen tpuren bic 9reiie re9t niebriq,
ba ii4 feline ~beionbere &aufGuit 6eigte, bafiir
er3ielte Star gointer", Der befdi1nte Srnbet
nit elmer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon
ungefdbr 2 Minuten PRO MetLe, $4,000.
8~ongreBmitgtieb unb nG6eningz9um"z
Mi1iondr 80. S. @6ite BON Glcbeldnb, g.,
mar Der 6O9ftbietenbe. Nu9 in Der 4mert=
cat 6orfe @r9ange" an Der so. 5trdbe un5
8roaotpap begann am glei9en Sage bic 81
tGgige 8erteigerung BON pferben, bic in Der
biesidbrigen foeben gef9lofenen pferbeaus<
ftelung uIs bertdufli9 ~ausgefteGt paren.
8efonbers bobe preiie tpurben au9 5a ni9t
eraielt, felbit Der 2ziG6rige Sraber v6anbz
fprtng", Der bereits einen 8eeorb BON 2.19a
auf3utpeifen bat, brd9te nur $4025. Gr
ipurbe BON Marcus 9olp ausgeTtelt unb
BON 8. S. gierce bon Baptudet, &. s., err
ftanben. Re9t enttGuf9t mar 6. Barton,
Der 8eftBer oes tpd6renb Der @usiteluno
bielfd9 bepunberten 3peigeIpunnes vSampz
1on" unb vSigSbee", fir nel9es inn pGbs
renb Der Nuste1ung $4,000 gebOtea iuurben,
9as paar ging fir $4,000 ab unO spar all
6. @ieoner bon PAtlaoelpAia,E
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-30
unfere mo6en=2Iusaabe.

Wir knten bic Mufmertlamtett nnferer
oefer uuf unTere Wo@snzQusgabe, pelbe
in 0eutf9lanb cine mad SauIenben sGbIrnbe
gsrbrsituns fat unb gsrube isBt eroBes SSnz
tereTe erregt.
gs f0nnttG 9ieIe ibren 9erpanbten bur9
Elm announcement auf bus @O4enblatt cine
6reu6e bereiten unb es finben audi bieIt
Gragen iiber biejig. @erbdltniie, tpel3e in
biei<r 3eitung sinse6enO erOrtert merben. auf
biefs 8eife ibre grlsbiguns obne ldngs
8rieff9rsibereien.
Die @o9enzQusgube, nu9 0eutidGdno
ober font in's NusIunS perfunbt, totet incl.
portO $500 per Sabr. i'm @oraus 5abl6or.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-30
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf.
Wholesale & Retail Groosr,-
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awii4en Trantliua nnb WtarfetaStr,
gbic aaD, Sas..
erbtelt fHr bic S~Seterta9e in fettt1ter gB1nre:
MedJte geatnber9er Wtar5ipans&ebtnbenS
ytiirnber9er R6nt9SfmdDeI,
Geinite Wautuc sDtafronen u. GIifetts&ebStM en-,
8raMnib 10 et8er %ontg:&ebtmdbe n.
GerIimet 0ft0fterftein, Wfeferntt1e,
4lntsz Sprin9erIeil, Spttn9 erIetis 5 orttet,
@etbnadItsfer5 tn allen 0rOBcm,
Saielet &ebfndDen, Barrier W~etntud 10
0etrodnete oeutId1e 8irnett (SSus eIu),
SfriI DE Wttfe, WanoeIn, faftaniet,
Gttronat, rang ni ID aIet, &OntG,
Trtidbe Noitnet, Tcteet 1no SStuetidsett,
Triidbet Wobt, StpetldennnMS fiBe &trfben,
Setnfte 0amiIe-0bocolaSc, &af1O,
SarO am ON, Wauine'03ubnei feinite@ etDttier
@Ied1te 8rduni d. uet9er SetncIattuurt,
Med)te Ttauff. 8ratiumrit in 9ldjieu,
1einite Sannb. G~Ib=Seemuaugeti,
Sfetmfte Garnb. GtSmar6s@1rin9e,
0erdud) erten ttto ttarintrtett Gnntb. N1I,
er1ttdle tte GGunb. @it6IinGc, S1Ijf0t0euet,
etraBbmreer 0amSIeb ersV aitetem,
@erGnd) ette 06nIebrtiite Mno 0~anieteuIen,
ySeue bOu. Wtldbmer WOAh6rtu9e,
Wemem nortpea. Sto6ff6 nno 9tnd1 onieS,
Ruh. RaOtnr tttlo run. S1roiueS,
9cutfd1e S0IatfartcfeIn. Sanettratt,
Weue 0riinfern, &itfet, &irie, @raupet,
Bud )toet5en9 NetS1nebI, &1rtoffeIntebI
GrbSntebL GrbSpMrft, @ei5enerteS,
&iibe6cr Gpar9elm, SAntttbObnen,
SeItptpct 9tftben, GonOenf. WttIdB,
9Iedten Stebig's 6leiiGertract,
betmftet Saoa= 1t. Wtoffa.Rafee, %feinften Sbee,
Med1ten Wfarrer Sneisp"s WRaIsfaffee,
0fetffer umo oilers 4affee=@nem5.
4ed1ten ttetetI Gt1ttettbaIe GdSe,
Nctnitcn &irnbnr8ers, Sanotdis It. ~Habmfdie,
1rnutng oe2Stte, Weuld1ateIe u. g. antctSe2fe
4tedlteit BARTER Sdlnnpftabat BON &okbe@,
9eMtIde GpiRnrGoer, Noutraber,
GOIaidtMbe, cnIspnntoHeIm u. (. 10,
su ben bt1toften 9reiien.
Henry SchOeIIkoDf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-30
Srau unb @eGb Derf& n it NJ

- Srau unb @eGb btrf6funnz
ben. @iGtum S. s. S@rOber, Elm po9l>
hu6enber 8entier u16 friberer @runbeigsn<
t6umszSGnbler BON ct. Bouts, bat benz
poGi5ei6ef Campbell gemeIbet, baB feline
@utttn berf9nunben 1T unb 8elo unb
Wertbfa8en, 3ufummen $4,000 reprdfen~
ttrenb, nit ii9 genommen fat. 9u5 baare
@elb betrdgt $500, bd3u umiebbare Noten
ii6er 5000. Ser @eft mar nt9t umIebz
bar. 6err @9rDber ertldrt, baB Noten
iiber $4,000. Ser &et mar ui@t umfeBz
mann BON dnberen Perfpnen in 0ermubz
rrng gebabt bdtte, NIT beri9punOen Feien.
G@r0ber 1T So, bic Srau 30 Sabre alt, unb
bas paar bat ert Dor Is MOndten eebei>
ratbet. sd bin Der feiten 11eberseugune,"
feb fi9 9err SdrDber bernebmen, nfuB
meine Srau nt9t nit eirem anberen Shame
entflOben 1T. Sd fiir4te, tbr @eiitesau<
itunb 1T .infoGge BON 8rant6eit momentdn
geit0rt, unb bOffe, buB fs in tur5er 3eit
tpteber ouftau6en tpirb."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-30
WbfOlMt rein.

W Die 3lmfntertiamtfeit Der See
Ier ser @o@enans9abe oer vSWts
uoiS staatSseitnn9" &utro Dterttit
a1tf ole an attoerer gteHe B. 81. ner=
0Tentttdte elite Ser Rr6uttem fir
1tnfere noranS3aDIenoen 2lbOntets
ten 8crt@tet. @benSafeIbT itt0
attG ole ScOtm9mn8cn, tttter oemett
Die Yr6uttett sur @ertDettttn9 selatts
gen, utit9etbctIt.