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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-02-18
FALKs STORE ITEMS.

Charley Patton went to Caldwell with
about ten head Of calves which he had
bought for a company. Calves are get
ing very scarce in this vicinity.
4 dance WAS given at c. NJ Burts resi-
deuce last Friday night, aud was well
attended. Quite few got lost going on
account of darkness. but after running
into few barb wire fences and bitches.
they got there just the same. Every.
body staid until daylight 50 they could
90 home with safety.
Hon. J. Cave went TO Caldwell Tues
day and returned "Wednesday with load
of supplies for the store. Wrangle
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-02-18
AoKzAr MISTAKE.


MI. Editor.
Having desire Ter Ii<tle fresh meat
70 eat. ! stepped into msc of your meat
markets the othrr evening To make
purchase The stock on hand did not
quite suit my fancy. and not wanting 10
appear too fsstedlous. ordered pi-ce
OF Soughloin. The man in attendance
seemed 10 be- in kind cf trance. and in
OF hand manner took the object on the
hook. laid il upon the block. picked m
his saw and mad. a few fancy fo1flSif-s
over the blade with the sreel. ani com
menced to saw. | stopped him. and re-
marked. THAT looks tribe strappy. let
me have pircc nearer the five-quarter."
He Immediately shifted bis srst of oper-
ations TO the quarter mentioned aud
commenced TO saw on something that
sounded kinder woody; and being IN Il
hurry my self. I struck match to see
what he was saving On: to my surprise
he had set OF harness on the block. and
was saving on one OF the Hames. !
noticed wherr he had been cutting on
Que OF the traces at first. 81 excused my
self and left; as was going out, heard
him murmeF to himself. IN tap yer.
how much yer got" His mind was else
where
do not think il was done with any
bad intention. The harness may have
been left there for sale. and in the din
light he got the wrong article. Perhaps
il was a case Of transformation. beef to
SIT Of harness Or the person he pur-
chased il OF may have rounded up, by
mistake. some work horses that had The
harness on. roped one. the animal jump
ing out Of the harness leaving the rope
on them. and in the excitement did not
notice what was on the other end Of the
rope. OF course don't want to say just
how it did happen until investigate a
! little further Salts.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-02-18
ME-. CONFERENCE.

The Second Quarterly Conference Of
the Emmett Charge. will be held al En-
NETT. On the first Saturday aud Sunday
in March. The business meeting will
Immediately follow the o'clock sermon
Saturday Rev w c. Price. Of Boise
valley. will be here to take the place Of
Presiding Elder Rev. G. A. Landen. A
cordial invitation Is extended TO all the
officers and members Of the church. and
every body else.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-02-18

hove the psiter OF the feet. aud bIstting
of 5000 gentle yearIing lambs. as he COM
niands his faithful dorg. "wny round =
he then whistles shrilly through his
teerh and braveiy follows the belle eve
But none OF the above mentioned drives
will be ia it with Boone's log drive.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-02-18
Of Interest to BUYERS.

Our stock is the largest and most complete
ever carried in Emmett. That cur goods
and prices give satisfaction to our customers
is evidenced by our steadily increasing trade.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-02-18
NEW FAST scEDuLE rornE EAST


Less THIN Three Days to Chcsgo.
The new Train schedule Of the Rio
Graude Western Railway a,rf connrc-
tions went into effect Februaty 5th. aud
has proved great success BY this new
lime card. passengers frum Butte, BoiS-.
HALEY, PocaielIo. and all points on In.
Oregon Short Line are lan<ief. ~ Chicsso
in less than three day after departure
Clos connection Is made at Ogden be-
l~reu ,Ae lrAins Of The Oregon Shoft
Line and the Rio Grande western. leaving
that point al 500 A. H.. arriving Denver
at 9:a0 n. H. The following day, and CHI
cago at 2:i5 p. II. the third day Cor
neciions made in Chicago with the lin
tied trains for New York This new SER
vice IS in addition 10 the fast night train
OF the Rio GrsnGe Western which leaves
Ogden at 6:35 p. m. arrives Denver mex,
evening. and Chicsgo at 500 a. m th-.
third dav. thus makir~ close connections
in Chicago with ihe fast morning trains
for B''ston and Chicago.
Both Of these trains are snleud:div
equinrel siih all latest arr rlisnce~
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-02-18
FOR SALE.

House and three lots in Emmett. House
contains four rooms. pantry, and closet.
arranged Good cellar. barn
and other necessary outbui.dings. Lots
s., in choice fruit jusi coming into bear
ing. consisting of apples. pears. peaches.
prunes. apricois, fine assortment Of
small fruit etc. Willoe sold cheap for
tash. II sold At once -sii 1t .tir.
THE lsnEx
Emmett Ida
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-02-18
NOTICE

All persons knowing themselves ind-b-
ted TO MS will please call and settle their
accounts as we have sold our merchantile'
business. and are going 10 close all &c
counts. + X. HAYES & Co.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-02-18

INTERMEDIATE DHrARTNENT.
Mary L. Parrish. Teacher.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.

Girls: Louise Bayse. Leeiie Holdrider,
Hattie Keeuey. Letha Keeney. Eulalia
Loomis. Duiie Lewis. Eula McAdams.
Nelly Moulton. HELEN Talley. May Tai
ley aud Ida Woody.
Boys: Frank Carter. Clarence DeWalt,
George Goodsell. Eddie Jones. Alva Jones'.
Joe Kelley. Sherl McAdams. John Rus
sell. Jimmie Russell. Frank Russell. Al.
bert Sloper. Charlie Williams. Lee vii.
liams. Emmett Woody and Inen Warden
Eva NJ. Dem. Teacher
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-02-18

NTED-TRUsTwOTHY AND ACTIVE
w gentlemen OF nqies 10 travel for respor-
sale. established hsrSc Ia Idaho. Mohthly
tfo.oo and expenses Position steady Refer
ence EnclcSe sei<-addres~ed stamped envelope.
The Doniii-on Company. Dept. Chicago.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-12

from the use of Paine's celery compound
l hereby endorse the preparation as re-
liable remedy that fully meets the claims
made for it,
1t is u pleasure also to endo rse the pro-
prietoIs of it as one of Vermont's oldest
houses, whose business reputation is
above reproach. Josiah Grout.
Life is too short to waste one day of it
sick abed, grumpy or ailiug.
Indigestion, nervousness aud rheuma-
tism make one old before ones time, take
the heart out of work, and AXE on, a
burden at home and bore to ones
friends. Everyone ewes it to his family,
to his friends, to his success and happi-
ness to get strong and stay so.
WORKOUT nerves bring on more i'll
health and disease than all other causes
put together. In their Impoverished con
ditioL they cause the blood to become
thin, weaken the digestion and make the
heart work with difficulty. The main
factor in Graduating neuralgia, rheunIa-
tism, nervousness, headaches and sleep
lessness from the system consist in max
ing the nerves stronger. Paine'S celery
compound is the nerve invigorator par
excellence. Better uerve nutrition plays
the principal part in the successful treat
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-12

~ The present governor of the Green
Mountain State, though burn in Canada.
has lived in Vermont since he was q
years old. His course at the st. Johns
bury Academy YVES interrupted in 1861
by lis enlisting in Co. I, 1st Vermont
cavalry. He was mustered in as second
lieutenant, promoted to captain the fol-
lowing year, and In 1864 made major of
the 26th New York cavalry.
Major Grout participated In II engage
'ments, and was badly wounded in Skin
mish with the celebrated Confederate
leader, Mosby.
At the close of the war he entered the
law Office of his brother, Gen. Grout, and
was admitted to the bar. His service in
tho Vermont legislature embraced the
years 1872, '83, ;S6 and 'SS. He was
speaker of the house for three years and
senator in 1892.
Governor Grout is deeply indebted to
Paine's celery compound for the good
health which he enjoys to-day. He ex-
presses his conviction of the value OF the
great remedy in the following few words
State of Vermont,
Executive Department.
July >, 1897.
Wells, Rich ardso on s: Co, Burlington, VT.
Gentlemen-Having realized a benefit
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-12

ment of liver, kidney and heart disease,
as we'll as nervous diseases.
Everyone Knows that the heart does
the work of pump From the dawn of
life till death it never ceases pumping
blood into the arteries. and every heart.
beat results from a nerve impulse. When
the nerve centels become -duced there
follows gradual increasing feebleness,
the heart beats irregularly, there is a loss
of nervous aud muscular force, the lin bs
refuse their support. appetite fails and
sleep becomes unattainabe. The pro-
gress toward a heartier appt tie. sounder
sleep, lirmer pulse, show The profound
invigorating effect of Paine's celery com
pound upon the nerve fibres all ssover the
body.
Progress toward health is steady and
uniform when Paines celery compound
is employed. It stops night eweats--that
sure indication of growing ieebleness and
of wasting dseases-and there is n no.
ticeable freedom from those nervous
twi.ch!nss of the muscles and mum bness
in the limbs that are precursors of paral
ysis aud painful chorea, so con mon
among overworked, worried people WHO
are nnout 10 bre, k DOVE with some form
OF ner vnus debility.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-12

are letting out at lowest prices
ever quoted. Note a few:
25 pieces of full 3S-inch wide
all-wool French Serges, very
fine, pretty texture at 25c the
yard, WORTH SOC, rare bar
gain.
10 pieces OF Finest German
Henliettas 38-inches wide,
WORTH now SOC, to 60 at soc
the yard.
5 pieces 45-inches wide all
wool French Serges at SOC,
worth soc.
About so pieces of new
things for spring in Mohairs,
plain and figured Cheviots.
Canvasses, etc, now open.
Great lines of new colored
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-12
MISS KEARNEY AT THE ACADEMY.

The interest of the Roanoke people in
the shirt factory WAS evidenced by the
large and representative audience which
greeted Miss Belle Kearney last night
The exercises were opened by an appro-
pirate prayer, after which Rev Mr..
Bulla introduced the lecturer who took
the platform in very professional man
ner and at once won a place in the heart
OF the audience. Her lecture was rem
dered very lifelike by the aid of stereopti-
can views which carried the audience into
the midst of the most sought territory.
Miss Eearney ranks among the reading
lecturers of her sex. She has clear, full
voice and fills the room with little effort,
though the oTotund quality is somewhat
lacking. We heartily endorse Miss Kear-
ney rs n woman of decidedly unusual
ability, and rs a woman who will com.
mand the admiration and respect of all
who love the true and the good.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-12

in these ought to make great
Counterpart selling this week.
so extra larg~, ready hemmed
Counterpanes, at 49c, former
value 69c.
SO better grade at SOC.
SO better grade at SOC.
so better grade at CSC.
All of these unusual values.
See them.
WHITE GOODS.
Everything in the White
Goods line now ready.
New Dimities.
New India Linens.
New Organdies.
New Nainsooks.
New Swisses.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-12
TO HAVE wATEKwORKS.

Hagerstown, Feb II. -Contractor II.
G. Frederick, Of Milletsburg. Pa f. was
to-day in consultation it'll the officials
of 3oonsboro with regard to- building IL
system of water works Tor the town. In
company with Burgess Brining and citi-
zens they visited springs in the mouutain
to ascertain the quality of the water. 1t
was decided to open up the mountain
springs and ascertain their full capacity,
with a view Of obtaining the supply from
this source.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-12
CAPTURED AFTER Two YEARS.

Officers Merriman, johnson and Griffin
arrested Charlie Craig, colored, an escap-
ed convict of the State pnitentiary yester-
day afternoon at the "Red House. in
East Roanoke. When seen by a Times
reporter in his cell last night Craig adj
mitted hiatt he had escaped while work
ing on the county roads in Septem Der,
1895 He had been convicted of larceny
in Chr stiansburg and given two years in
the penitentiary and he only elved out
living in this city for the past two years
and has been driving for he PitZer Trans
fer Company, and since his escape he has
been TO Richmond on An excursion. He
will he taken back to Richniond rs soon
as the authorities can be notified and can
come after him.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-12
HIS FOOT CUT OFF.

Morris Freeman. colored tramp from
AppomattoX, while beating his way from
Radford to his hon on IL local freight
fell OF the train in the West End and the
cars passing over his right leg cut his
foot off at the ankle. The injured man
was brought to Dr.. Gales Office where
his leg was amputated above the ankle
He will probably be taken care of by the
city as he has no friends in his place.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-12
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED

Washington, Feb. II. among the
nominations confirmed to-day were
Ethan Hitchcock, of Missouri, ambassa-
dor 10 Russia; Owen l.. w. Smith, of
North Carolina, minister to Liberia
Alonzo C. Yates, of Virginis. at Patras,
Greece; John c. Dabnev, collector of Gus
toms, at Wilmington, ~ G..
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-12
CRADLES TROUBLES THlCKENlNG

Omahs, Ne5., Feb. II. The Edgmont
Stone Company, the South Dakota and
Wyoming Town Site Company, the Edg-
mont Company ami the EGgmont Land
and Improvement Company, each and
ALL have brought suit against Francis
Cradle, alleging that AS an officer and
stakeholder Of the com panes he refuses
TO turn over to the plaintiffs the certifi
Gates nf stock and the books of the re-
spective companies.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-12
APPROACHING NUpTIALS.

Cards have been issued hy Mr.. and
Mrs. i. w. Headen announcing the mar
riagc Of their daughter, Rosa Lee, to
Thomas Monroe Hltzhmer, Jr., the GER
emony to take place at Grace N. f..
Church, this city, on Thursday, February
"a.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-12
ARRESTED A SCHOOL BOARD.

NRKIIo TED A SCHUUL BONRD.
Hazleton. Pa, Feb. II Constable
klebe to-day arrested George Rooms.
Thomas Richards, Steve Farrow, John
Carr and job" Thomas, who com pose the
Banks Township school board. for con.
spiracy. This is the second arrest
within week. They enterted $500 bail
for hearing SATURDAY morning at
MaucA Chunk.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-12
WIDE SntErlAGS.

We are Offering one case of
New York Mills Wide Sheet
!ings at special prices.
1914 New York Mills Skeet-
|ings, worth csc a yard, at suc.
9-4 at lSc, S.4 at 16c, Ga at
5l2c.
This Sheeting is one Of the
ahigh grade makes and is WORTH
regularly Is to 20 per cent
more.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
All Imported dress stuffs have
advanced in importers hands
BIT least 25 per cent. We have
4 big lot of these goods bought
Before the advance which we
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-12
Ideal Steam Laundry,
1873 Salem ave. W. Phone, 272.

Shirts, 10c; Night Shirts, &c; Under
shirts, DC; Drawers, 3; Collars, lc each
Cuffs. PC; Socks, per pair. &c: Handker
chiefs, lc; Silk Handkercniefs, PC; Neck
ties plair Be, and other articles in pro
portion.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-12

Vanilla, Strawberry, Chocolate, soft
Home Made Cream Candy and Home
Made Chocolate Caramels, at j. j.
CATOGNI'S.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-12

Wooden Dress Goods, for early
spring wear, now open.
Probably 100 pieces of the
newest ideas of the season.
See them.
EMBROIDERIES! LACES!
LOCO pieces Of new En-
broideries now ready for the
spring business. See the
stock. We say unhesitatingly
that we are showingth the largest,
prettiest and cheapest lines of
Embroideries ever shown in
Roanoke. See the lines.
Great lines of every sort of
newest Laces now ready.
Val. .Laces from 12ac dozen
up.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12
Raben,uderfabrif fir peoria.

Die fir peorta in SlinOis geplante
abrit geb0rt ni4t mebr gu
ben unm0gli4en nnb unpa9rl@einli9en
9ingen, Sn elmer bieier Sage in benz
6otel Sseb %a6gebaltenen 8erIammluug beg
unb 5abrifanten : @ereins
fanb Der BON benz '8orfibsnbsn Safforb
un6 5em &iibenbauzS g 3oeritdnbi9en 9apte
nd6er erlduterte plan cine febr entgeBenz
fommenbe &ufnabme. Na3oem BON an<
tpeIenben @ef4GftsGeuten bereit5 $4,000
BON benz erforberli4en &ftiensapita! BON
$4oo, 900 ge5si4nst tpOrben tpureu, purben
bic Serren 9apfe, s. 8. 5a3neitod unb
6. s. Dart gu einem &usi4uie %ernannt,
ipel6er .3ei6nungen fir bas l%lntsrnebmen
entaeqenne6men foG. IS ptrb hea5ii4ti9t
bas ganse Mftienfapital in Peorta auf5uz
brinqsn. Wenn Dies ni4t mDgli3 iein
1oute, 'pOuen G6icugoer 8apitaliften $780,
600 3et9nen, fOfern Peorta einen glet4en
8etraa aufbringt. gs itebt gu bOffen, baB
Der glan our NusfiAruus gslanst, oenn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12
1nhaItsp

1..Geite: Nn Bic 9sier arout 11n6 &iben -
&abenSuferiabrit fir 8eoria = Getretbei6wnnb-
Sie 6tesidbriae Obiterlte in 9eutidlanS 8Orz
tbeiGe 6er S9afsu9t = 3 rteft a ten: 0ompf>
pfliise lteberpintertns pom @onnas unb Faiz
itonsblumen Gierconieruiruns Sonis an Der
pasifii9en 8iite 8irmer aus 8lument0pfen gu
uertreiben @e9en 8unbel an SbitbGunten -
@ar5en am Gutter Der Sub = WeiIdfnoten Sn perz
treibsn - gtns1dt pom 9faumenbdumden.
2. g cite reberfIB an SaumrpoQe - &us
Sor6>Oatota 6armtelepbOne in @et9t9an -
11eber bas Nusbrennen BON 1tmitumpfen-Nm
ritanil9er &bee auS Snbtona = S9ub BET
&6erSerdtbe segen &oit- 9tus Soma - @ewtdte
Der WeaBe gtus Sbio - OIeanberpHese = Mdz
flung pom S9afeu - Gltes unb iun9es GsfiseI-
Stdtter unb 8litbet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12
nehn1en:
~@sfammtperlut i'm sSabr 3,5

Sci Oelfrii9ten 1T Der @8puno mod
grOBer unb fam in einem Sabr 5 pro5ent
unb barber erret6en. 8efonoers gu be-
ridfi9tigen 1T bieie @rI9einung in Der
praris BET Der Seftitelung Deg erbroi9enen
0uantums. Sat man beiipielstpeiie 3iems
li9 frii6es GetreiOe gebrof9en unb bas
MaB nit IT'S 8uf9eG feitgeiteut, 10 iperOen
fir Die 8u4ung au4 in 4nbeira9t bes
nod ab9ebenSen !6intertornes taun 1877
8ufhel gu peranf3lagen fetn. @ergiBt Der
2anDpirtb, bic S9punbprobutte beim 8u=
4'n gu beridii4tigen, 10 fam e. IpGter,
insheipnoere ipenn Der GeIt Der sinen Sc
tretoe1o rte mod gerabe fir cine Marttliefez
rung ausrei3t, bic unangenebme @ntoedune
MAIDEN, baB 10 unS 10 piel Buffet baran
feblen unb er feinen neutrality-suspicious.
gen nt9t na@5ufOmmen i'm Stanoe tit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12
Dorthetle oer Shafsudt.
(9tus benz uy2ebrasfa @orparts" bon 8. 81

9err &ebafteur! : Mit gebt 1T in S6rer
gef6dBten 3eitung elmer umfahenben Snanz
sriffnabme Der S4af3u9t I9on oft bas
Wort gerebet tporben. Die S6afsuAt lit in
Der Sbdt, tpenn in ben ri9tigsn SGnber, ni6t
MN elmer Der gytpinn5ringenbI item, fpnbern
au9 elmer Der angenebmiten 3peigs bes9anbz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sie pirft bssbal6 10
f6Dnen @epinn ab, neil D9s 6ittsruag elmer
S6af6eerbe beerbdltniBmdBi9 biqig 1T.
Cute Weibe i'm Sommer urb gutes 6eu i'm
Winter tit neten gutem @afer teinabe aaes,
befen Die S9afe bebiirfen. Wenn oe1artiz
gem 6utter tpG6renb Der MaItperiobe nph
ELM, m1Bige Quantitdt &Drner binsugefiiqt
trirb, 10 finb fe Oufiir bur3 prOouftion aus
ge3ei9neten Sleif9es INN 70 bantbarer.
!6isr5u tommt, baB bic S9afe ipGbrenb
beg 8eioeganges febr peIsntli@ our @srbe1z
Ierung bes 8obens b~eitro5e1t. Sie bertilqen
te 1nfrduter, ipie fem anOerss 8eioet6ier
unb btnterlafen benz 8oDen eiuen ausge3eiGz
neten Siin9er, Der tpsit beTer bertbeilt 1T,
ais 3. 9. Der Oiinger bes peibenben Rinbz
bie6es.
Sin ni6t u~npeientli6er umitanb ferner,
tpsl8er gum 8etrtebe per G4afouGt beranz
Iu1en fonte, lit bas gerin3e 8upital, pel9es
CUR Nnlage elmer tleinen S9dferei nDt6ig
lit. 11nb tpie 5ufriebenite1sno p~st3inft Ii9
baheibe beut5utage! Sd6rlinge gutter Nrt
f0nren faum genug gu Martte gebraGt tpere
ben, bic prsife Der Mole 9e6en in Die 96ee
unb sutes G4affsii9 1T i4on felt Sabren
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12
Sur oiesjdbrt9en Obfernte in
Oeutfdlano.

Na3 ben i'm npomof. Monats6." berz
Offentlt9en Observation-Disclosures finb Die
Nuafi3ten fir Die biesiGbrtge O6fternte i'm
alien 8aterlanoe MIR 1ebr mGBi9, fteuenz
tpetie iogar geraOeau unbefriebigenb; es
ldBt it9 bas audi bur9 bas tribe, UNI
frsunoli9e Wetter tpG6renb Der 8Giitbeaeit
febr tpobl ertldren. Sppp6l NepfeG als
AUDI 8irnen unb pflaumen baben in bic
Ter 3eit gelitten unb Daber f9Ge9t ange=
febt. Oie @ust9ten fir bas &ernobft Iinb
in Niirttemberg, 8abern, &0nigrei9 @a9z
len, S4leiien, 8ranben6urg, pommern,
Oloenburg, 9robin8 Sahien mittelgut, fir
8aben, Pfal3, Nn6alt, Medlenburg, 9roBz
b~er5ogt6um 9efen, Oft unb WeftpreuBen,
@4tespigz9OIitein, 9annober, S6iiringen,
Weitfalen, 3beinprODin3, 9ef1en=g2afau,
@lfaBz2ot6ringen nur gering. Die 9flauz
menernte biirfe noA ipdrli9er nrsfanen,
als Die &ernobitsrnte. Nm beiten ite6t es
bumit in Der Pfal3, in 8aben un6 benz
@robber5ogtbum 9eKen; ipsniger gut in
Wiirttemberg, 8apern, &Dnigrei8 unb proz
btn5 Sa4fen, SfprsuBen unb ppien.
Sn Nnbetra9t fOl9er Qusft9ten itebt
fir Oas tOmmenbe Winter= 6albiabr nod
cine neitere 9teigerung Der Sbiteinfubr
AUDI aus Nmertta gu erparten; pG6renb
i'm Sabre 1889 fir .26 MiGionen Mari
Sbit eingefiibrt tpurbe, belief fi9 Die Sim
fu6r in 1897 bereits auf runb 191 600
Sons i'm Wertbe bon 81 Milionen Murf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12

has t6tuerfte Gsif4 Der 1anOpirt9I3aftli>
Gen 9aust9iere.
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