davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02

ming, baB es i'm 8ig 9ornz9afn nod 9eims
itdttelanb, unb 5ipar iebr gutes, gebe. Ods
1T ri9tig, tper ieDp9 ppn ben 0Itli9en Staae
Ten bier ~ein3uipanoern gebenft, muB 1i9 nidr
porteIen, Dab man bier an irgenb elmer be-
liebiaen STEELE Elm Stiid 2anb ~oaufne6lnen"
unD cine 5arm baraus MAIDEN fann. Ib~
geie6en BON ben 9ebirgen, tpelhe efn 3u rauz
pes &lima babsn, Inn bafe1bft 9anbmirt6=
19aft 81 betrei6en, bletbt au6 in Der @6ene
INNER Die 5rage often, ob Wafer our tinit=
li9en 8epG1eruag %bor6anoen 1T.
0as Big 9ornz8d5in, tpel9es cine Mus>
be6nung BON iiber 10000 Quabratmeilen
beiibt, 6at nun olerbings biele unb pa1er=
ret4e Str0me, jeOuh tit Oas meifte Des an
ben leBteren 9elegenen 2anoes, npIelbIt ii9
Obne 9roBe Soften ELECTROMAGNETIC ber=
itellsn lieBen, mett ldnsft naufgenommen".
Die pielen ausgeoebn.en unb groBtent4siIs
auBerOrbentli6 fru9tbaren Sdfelldnbereen
iinO gum 9roBen Sbeil nod Der 9eIieoelunq
often, uno m09en Ii9 Die Soften, Ielbi9e unz
ter 8afer gu b%rin9en, auf So Bis $40 pet
Qcre ~belaufen. 0ie1eIben Iino boltommen
fret bon 8eitrdu6en unb, ipenig5tens IN bie=
fem She'll, uu3 o6ne 9raspu6s, buge9en
ftno lie nit elmer trautartigen Pflun5t,
Salt sage 9%enanut (uidt gu Deriuedieln
nit ben getpDbnli9en Gage ober Mrtemila=
8if4en), iiber3ogen, bic BEN Winter iber
grim bIeibt uno bann quite Weibe lieferI,
Defenders fir pferbe unb 99afe.
9as 9rDBte 9inberniB fir bic @n:pidez
lung bisfer @egenO liegt in Dem ImltanOe,
odB 0ieielbe nod BON teiner 81 ienbabn be-
riibrt lpirO. 9a 3iemli6 bo6e 9ebiree gu
iiberiteigen iiub, 10 baden Die Deri3iepenen
9eieai4aften ii4 Big jebt 9ei6ellt, Bis 1isrz
6er 3u bauen. Die Ndbe bes OeQontonez
Parts, bic berii6mten beiBen Quelen BON
Sbermopolts, bic iiberauS reiden Silber=
minen am Mooo 8iDer unb anbere ltme
itGn0e tperDen aber in naber 3ufunft biz
@iien6dbn unitreitig 6ier6er bringen.
Nber AUDI in neutrality-suspicious. 8e3iez
bun9 eebt oieIe @egenb elmer groBen 3utunft
entgegen, benn iie muB, fomo6l in 8e5ug all
&lima, pie audi auf Site bes 8ooens, gu
ben beiten in ben trodenen Stuaten gere9nst
tperben. NQe @e:retbeIorten, &nolenz unb
9iilIenfrii9te, 4lfalfa unb anbere 9rasz
orten b~ringen rei9e, tets Ii9ere uno 0ftera
erTtaunli9e Grnten. 5erner tpirb aud Der
Obit6au bier cine 3utunft BADEN. 9a&
&limu lift berbdltniBmdBig miloe, tiefer
S9neefaq tommt, auBer in ben 9ebirgen,
ni9t Dor. Die Sommer ftno 6e!B unb
trOden, ieOo9 lift Die 0ibe ni4l briideno.
Qqe @rntear6eiten f0nren BEL Dem prd3tiJz
item Wetter Be prgt perDen.
SOlte 6err !Soffmann i'm Sri6ia1r ber=
ii6er tommen, 10 1T er freunbliht eingelaz
ben, mid gu beTu6en, @s finO bier stnige
S9nei3er unb 9eu.f9e dngeifebelt unO neue
Qniiebler finb %niQtommen, UNI bic aGten
8a9eIors ab5uIDien. 8iele berI elben BADEN
bas &lonbife< Sieber in bobem @rabe unb
tpiirben lire Claims biIig losi9lagen.
Sd GeIe bic nSG. Staatsaeitung" feie 16
Sabren, Ite lit meiner Nnii9t mad bic bette
beuti9aameritani{9 e 3eitung; fis bringt nun
esbiegsne urb bele6renbe @a9en u1b teinen
biQigen unb p~erlogenen G9unb, nie gepife
neumooif9e 3ei1ungen.
Mit freunDli6em @ruB
gbriit, G9drsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02

Die 9taups pedbfelt lire 5a1t piermaf, big
fe ausgeipuGfen tit, uaD BEL jeoem Be4iel
1T ~auf5upa1en, oaB ale 8ranfen IofOrt enf%
fernt perben. gu bisfer 53eit p%erliert Die
&oupe ben 4ppetit, befeftigt fid NIT Dem
6intertDrper uno betpeot ben 0prberf0rper
bon elmer Settle CUR dnoeren .53rer1t fdliipft
ber 8ppf aus Der dlten 6aut unb Die Ruupe
ftreift fi9 allmdbli6 fttber as. Die erite 4bs
bdutung finbet 3 biz 4 Sage mad Der 4usz
brut ltatt, Die iibrigen in 4 bis 6 Sagen
auseinatbtr. gu oisfer s3sit ioate fe ni4t
geitDrt iper6er, Oa ppn Der 3eit Der Musz
brut bis gum Iuspu9s bic Raupe 20mGl
gr0ber pirO, follte aufgepaBt tperoen, oab
ni6t gu piele in einsn Gn9nten fpmmen. Mtan
farm Ie Iei4t entfernen, inoem man Dem
3peig, an benz fte frefiert, in aansn leererl
Ha6nen legt. SobaGo Die &dupe NIT Der
Seibsnprpouetion anfGngt, tpe6felt tie Due
Sarbe bon peib gu bIaBgeIb, Ooer bernitein=
fdrbig, unb Ideint fi9 gu pertfeinern. Sic
ipiro unru9ig unO friBt penig. Man nimmt
iebt eintn 3peis, iebt IGN auFreAt in Elm
8rett ntO iebt bic ausgepa9fenen Sphere
barauf 1obalb ite Die obigen 3eiden ge6en.
Mon 6dngt elm @tiid MosquitozGlot6 bar
iiber unO ii6trldBt fe ii1 ielbit, Wonn bic
3aupe gut g~efiittert porben lift, Iolte Der
Cocoon ungefdbr 400 Oarbs Seioenfooen ge=
ben.
Gobalo bic GOcon's fertig iinb, iolten fc
in einem Gteb iiber 6eiBem 9ampf Is BIZ
20 Mtnuten ite6en, UNI Die einge1 9lofiens
G6rpfulis gu tDoten, bunn in Der 2uft gez
trodnet per0en, iOnit pirbe ie fi9 in Il
Bis IA Sagen 5erousfrefen uno Der Cocoon
rert6lps Iein,
So1te man @ier fir ndhites Sa6r min
IGen, muB cine Qn3abl Gocons 3uriidbe-
balten lperDHt. Sn - big 19 3agen ma9t
bic Motte i6r @rIGeinen, Die mdnnlihe III
bic 8teirers. Die 8egattung erFolgt To-
glei1. Yta9 "a Stunben %entfernt man baa
Mtdnn9en pom Weib9en unb itedt 2ebteres
in etne papiertiite.
Sn "a GtunOen fat Tie abgelegt rnb itebi
i9rem Sob ent9egen, Der in Elm pdar Sager
erfpl9t.
SIM Sabre 1888 finb BON Der pea6Obp.
Station 1888 Yfuno @ocOns gu $1,25 oas
9funo aetauft porben, in 1889 5240
pfunb gu 80 @ts, per Pfunh (&ep. Seen,
Nqric. 1880.
Ob9lei3 Die Qrbeit lei6t 1T, nimmt III
gu biel 3stt in @niprud, I'm fi9 be5ablt 81
MAIDEN.
IS lit Qr6eit fir 8inber pOer Sruuen, biz
BON 2angepeile gspldgt fino. ga bies be
ms niAt Der SUI 1T, babe i4 Oas @eiben:
raupenz3i9ten aufge9eben.
Solte Ssrr S4roeOer ben 8erIu9 ma
fen uno f~onitiges Hdberss srfubren polIen
bin i4 gerne bepeit, inn gu belfen, 10 mel.
meine @rfa6rung retAt.
Nit @ruB
SIR
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02

Munb; menn Elm Mann unre3t tbut, 10 ldBt
ite es i'm piffen, unb Das 1T, mas mir 5uz
Iagt.
0a ie6e i9 in Der rgeilage" einen 9rief
BON Nl6srt Stauffer in Metumora, S1inois;
Der damn bat gang re3t NIT Dem, mas er
bonn 8iebfittern unb M3tftfu6ren iagt; no
Ginber unb G9peine g%efittert tpsrben, siebt
es 0iinger, unb BON OieIem betommt Der So
ben ni9t lei9t gu piel; je fetter or lit, beito
better piberfte6t ct Der 3rpdenbeit. Sn 5u
nafen Sa9ren pafiirt es %mitunter, baB Die
Selbfru9t gu iippig gerdtb unO ft4 gu 3D.
ben leqt unb p~erfault, bas tpmmt aber ni4t
lei9t betm 8eli4corn ppr.
Mpnrn Ans
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02
Qus Joma.

QElens @rpbe, Scott So, Soma
20, Sanuar 1898.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02
s. 9u 3.
Granville, Sa., 27. San. 1893.

@ranbiGGe, Sa., 27. San. 1898.
Mert6er 6err Simon.
0a bic Mbenbe ieBt lang iinb, mill iA tpiez
Der einpnaG ettpas fir Die n8eilage" i4reibea.
Ne6men mir bus beutI9e Spri4pprt ngtrisz
felt ma9t ftart". @s tpGre BON 9rpBsrn
9tuben fir bic 6armer. prnn iie eraer 8uz
f~ammen9ielten, 1eiber lit ous ni6t Der San,
Dor 3tpet Sa6ren purbe bier Elm 6armer=
@erein gegriinbet, beTen 3pet es mar,
5armprooutte auer art fort8ui6ider uno
ein5u16iden, mas getpiini6t purbe. g5 nurz
rem 8eumte unp neun 0irettpren getpG6lt,
mas a1es gang glatt BON itatten ging. Sir
bic Grnte tpplten Die 6erren ft6 8inbfaoen
1Giden Iafen, leiOer nubm bus 70 biel 13eit
in 4nTpru9 buB es f4lieBli4 gu fpdt tpurbs.
0a8 udd3fte Sabr lieBen fe ith friib3eitis
einen gan3en @~ifenbabntpagen DOa 8inbfds
ben, 10000 pfunb, tommen. Der 2eBters
fam 2 Gents per 9flno biGiger gu Ites
ben, als BON ben 6~ieIigsn 6dnblern p~erlanat
tpurbe, fonit ipurten Die Sarmer etwa 5000
babel. @as tbaten bic !6dnblsr9 Sic perz
fauFten ben 8inofaben nod I'M ] Sent per
8funb biqiger, um llnfriabsn in Dem Ser
Elm gu er5eugen, benn gu bieiem qreiIe srs
litten Die gambler nod 8erlufte.
Nadoem Der @erein esgriinbst tpur, noae
ten me6rere Der Mitglieber Toglei9 Rorns
Ipei6er barsn, anbsre pp1ten 8all6ol366Fe
o%nlegen, u6er ba3u geb0rte @elb, un0 ou res
benbsi "ltneini9teit i'm @erein ousgebrpben
mar, @elo audi nibt ~bor6anben mar, 10 bfieh
es pie es mar. @enn @inigfeit 1errIhte.
bann pGre Der 8ersin elm iegeusre;6es oSne
Ititut fir Die Mitglieber gepproen, benu eir
Tpl9er permug nle6r NuBen gu FIFTEEN, als
Man9er gGaubt. Nber Die Soften limb mod
ldnge ni6t f9le9t genug, INN ben 1armer
8u bieier Ginii6t gu bringen. Bon alem,
mas Der Sarmer fir feinen @ebrau9 faufen
muB, bere6nen Die 9dnbter BON % bis 40
4ro3ent 9rofit; bus 1T bel, par1m f0nnte
Der 6armer ben 9epinn nibt ieI6f %einfreiz
6en? @s feblt eben bic @inigfeit!
0arum, liebe 8auernbriioer, ba!fet felt
auiammen, griinbet @ereine, 10 boB Sbr
Cure Brobutte Ielbit brett perf9;del1 unb
tommen 1aifen t0nnt, mas Sbr 9e6r1u6t.
0ds pdre elm GROCER Segen fir Gub unb
Cure Ra9tOmmen.
Wit GruB
o. Camp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02
Scanbiu, &ani., 8pr 214.
Der neue Club.
Gin @irnseipinnft pom @arte |eper, Battle Greet
Soma.
s. s. @eb6er.

Metn 8ruber unb i9 lebten unb nirt6z
i9afteten auf elmer a9t3ig NderzSarm, ipo~
BON in ben eriten Sa6ren unIers 9ierfeins
nur bier3ig older uufgebro4en, unb bic an
bern bier5ig mod Prairie tparen, Wir bat
ten apei alte pfer0e, uno tpenn ems baoon
bas 3eitli9e ieguete, taufte mein 8ruDer Elm
reues, altes. Die Na9barn nann1en i'm
einsn 6er5ens9uten Meni9en, aber einen
morbsf9lebten Surmer, e%rfannten isoo9
Ollie piQig feline quite 96ulbiloung an, uno
bepieien es baOurA, baB tie i'm gum S9nlz
birettor tpdblen po1sen, mas ct iebo9 nit
benz 8emerfen ablebnte, baB es fir Die an3u=
IteGenben 2ebrer llnb 2ebrerinnen 6sier
tpdre, tpem Elm tpeniger 9ef9ulter Weann Die
les Nmt permaltete. @r 1timmte aus l1e6er=
5eugung fir ben bemotrdtiI9en PrGiiDenten,
unb tiimmerte ii9 fonit niht peiter UNI Pos
litit. gu unfrer ~geitigen Rabrung bielten mir
uns ben r@eiten", n4n5eiger bes @etens",
ben Davenport Democrat" n11e6er 9dnb unb
Meer" unO 3pei englif9e 3eitungen. &uBerz
Dem befaB mein 8ruber mod etne groBe 0arz
montta unb cine BON 0eut{6lano importir:e
Goncertind, ouf pel9er er ni9t nur ale al
ten Spern=, fonbern au9 bic neueften Cpez
rsttenmelpbien 1pielte. Wir ieBen jeoes
Sa6r cine uns bon Oeutf9lanb g%e{dnbts
Summe @elbes obne Murrert gu, unb lebIen
Ie6r bergniigt unb better. Wir gebDrten 3u
BEN %fogenomten Gateiniihen Sarmern.
@tnes Sages, dGs metn 8ruoer Die 3eitunz
gen nit na9 9uus bradte, bemert:e i9, OaB
Der r@eten" ldnger feline Qufmertiamfsit
fefielte uls gepDbnli9, uno i9, Die iel6ft 6a=
rauf brannte, i'm gu lef len, partete nit ungea
buGb. @nbli9 bate er ausgelefen, Iegte i'm
bin, uno ib nubm benielben iofort in Be-
f6lag, am i'm gu ftubiren.
Inner benz biefen 2e{enspert6en, bus er
Bot, fiel mir Defenders Elm Nrtitel ms Muge,
nGmIi9 Der Club Der Yeripatetifer". @s
purbe in bemTelben mitge:betlt, oaB in Sem
Nort 1t9 elm Club unter por6er ertpG3nten
Namen gebtlbet bdtte, GIT pelbem ndr
fette, bidleibige Manner gebOrten, bielelber
bdtten fih cine Wanbelbaae gebaut, I'm BEL
I9le9tem Wetter bdrin bin lno Der 81 loan>
beln, UNI baburA lift &0rpergetpi3t gu Osrs
miroern.
OILS i'd bic 3eitung 9eleien bate, nahm lie
mein 8ruber fofor: pieber our 0ano, anb i'd
bsoba9tete, baB feline &ugen unoerfpanot auf
bie1em Artitel ru6ten.
@eqen @beno Iagte er gu mir: SD muB
moraen frii6ssitie our Stabt"; uno att
meme Syrage, mas er benn i9on tpteOer od 81
t6rn babe, erpiberte er prpBig: vSebt Did
ni6ts an, benin penn i6 es Dir lage, ipeiB
es gu W1i:tag f6on Die gan3e Na9bari9aft."
SnoeFen, nod ebe 3mei Sage poriiber iparen,
puBte i4, buB er fiuf3ig 9Oitfarten gsfduft
unb folgenbe Worte burauf geidrieberl bdtte.
sd, @nbesunter3ei9neter, labe bierbur9
Serrn Sarmer %. q. gu eintr 8eipreaung
i'm S9ul6auIe @arfielb 9opni9ip Elm.
3tped: r8iIbung zines neuen CLUBS" N9@
~tungsppQ y. =.
SdmmtIi9e fiinf3ig pOfttarten bate er
ni6t nur an bic nd9iten, ionbera aud an
e~ntfernt tpobnenbe Sarmer g%efanot. gu lei
men @orbereitungen geb0rte 3unG9F bas
8efleben elmer erpben Rifte nit grauem
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02
aus Jn0iana.

@utpuruifu, SnO., "a. San. 1898.
Mert6er 6err Simon!
SSn Der pOn mir 10 bod geT9dbten u8ei@
lage" BPM 10. B. MtS. i9reibt Elm 9.rr
9ermam SubtIpalter: nSn 9euti4lano bat
man feline Acknowledgement @bOrnbdume,
Sur 8sridtigung m06te i9 benz pere9rtsn
6errn @9reiber iagon, OaB er iebenfaas nod
ME in ben Tirifli9 S9par3burg@R1oolz
itdotiIden 6oriten gepefen 1T, iOnit 9dtte CT
bd iebenfuGs ben beuhI6 en 4born in GROCER
Menge unb prddtigen gremplaren Ie9en
f0nnen.
6ermann 9dgen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02
e B 9btlle, Warren gountD, ;Sotpa,
"a. Sanudr 1898.

y , 9btlle, Warren gourtD, eS0tpa,
"a. Sdnuar 1898.
Wert6er 9srr Simon!
Wte ipdre IS, tpettn i9 AUDI einntaG ettpas
uber unier Warren @ountp f9retben t6dte?
Wtr baben gutes 4derlanb, rno tpenn bic
Wttterung ginfttg lit, tDnnen mir barauf
TAFT trgellb cine Sru9t 5ieben, Gorn, Safer,
&artoffeln Ii. |. p., nur WeiSen sebti6t bier
nt9t gut uno tpirb besbalb AUDI peniq dn0e=
baut. inner 9aupt6anbfpert 1T bic Rinbz
biebz unb S4peine5u9t, benin bamit 1T bier
bprre9mli9 @el0 81 berbensn. @is Tbon
geiagt, oas 2anb lit gut, es fam piel g3eqsn
uro au9 bel Srodenbeit b%ertragen, bDd
fann es BON bem @tnen pber benz Qnoeren
AUDI gu biel geber.
lteber bic leBtidbrige Grnte brauden mir
uns nift 81 b~efldgen, tie bdts po6l better,
aber AUDI f6le6ter fein t0nnen, Gorn ernz
teten mir bon 80 Bis 60 8uI6elper Mcre, 6dz
fer BON Is Biz SO 8uf6eI, RartpfFsln BON
go big 80 8ufRel, II. 7. m. 0abei luaren bic
gobenfrii9te bon gutter @ef9affen6eit, uub
bas lit Die 9auptfd9e. Die preiIs Iteaten
ii9 ungefd6r Die fotgt: Corn 17-1S Gents
per 8ufbel, 6afer 1915 Gents, &artofz
feln so @ents, lebenbe S9tpeine ppn 3d.
Gents per pfunO, Maitbteb bon 3-4a
Gents per Bfunb 2ebenbgepi9t; quite 8utz
ter 6rin9t 12-13 gents per pfunb, @ier
1915 Gents per 0ubenb, a6er Butter unb
Gier t0nnen mir in Warren nt9t fir Sab"
abfeben, ba miihen mir anbere Waaren baz
fir eintauf9en, Obiges 5sigt ben groBen
1nterl9ieb in ben Preiien 3ipii9en bier unb
Chicago, Dbpo6l mir nod niht ii6er $50
Naeilen BON Chicago %entfernt iinp.
Sungfrduli6es PruirieIunb 9iebt IS bier
f9on ldngit ni9t mebr; CUTE Sar:nen perz
ben nit $40 Bis $50 per Qcre, mituntsr fir
nod mebr, berfauft. Ser 8inter roar Bis
Der re9t selinbe, S9nee CABS omar genug,
bo6 mar es nibt talt babel. Oas S6ermo>
meter lit nod nibt unter Nul geIuntsn unb
mir t0nren als Gage gang 6equem I'M 6reien
a~rbsiten. Sd tpObne f6on felt 1861 in
Warren Gountp, felt Der 3ett finb BIER gar
man9e 0erdnberungen por ii9 gegdngen.
Set meism 9odaeitstage am Is. Septem=
Der 1866 bin ib Mbonnent Der uSQinois
@taats@ 3eitung" AUDI mein Batter 6GIt bas
8Iatt bereits felt 1860. Sd muB iagen, bic
thanksgiving" gefdlt mir nod am beiten
BON alien beutiden 3eitungen, Defenders Die
r8eilage" gefdIt mir febr gut, tpenn oarin
mitunter AUDI re4t ipuBige unO ~tur;oie Sra
gen geitelt tperben, Die 8riefe BON meinen
guuernbribern lefe i9 Defenders germ, benin
aus ibnen gebt am f~larten berbor, pte es
bier unb bort in Der Welt ausfiebt. Die
nStautsaeitung" nimmt tein 8Iatt pOr ben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02
Qus mYomine.

Guu, 8ig 6orn Co., WDp., Is. San. 1898.
Wertber 9err Simon.
sSn Der r8eilage" bonn 5. Sunuar i6reib;
Elm 9srr 9offmann bon S3erioan, 89o=
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-18
THE LOCAL MARKETS QUIET.
TRANSACTIONS LIGHT IN THE
LEADING DEPARTMENTS.

Cotton Market Quiet and Unchang-
ed With Sales of 33S BaIes-Spirits
Turpentine Firm and in Good De-
mand at 321s Cents-Rosin Firm
and Unchanged With NO sales Re-
pOrted-WhOIesaIeM Markets steady.
Savannah, Feb. r.-The spirits turpen-
tine market was the most active in the
leading departments to-day. The reported
sales were larger than the receipts, the
price being 32la cents. The rosin market
was dull, no sales being reported. The mar
ket was firm and unchanged. The cotton
market was quiet. and unchanged with
light sales reported. The wholesale markets
were steady and unchanged. The following
resume of different markets, both local
and Geographic, will show the tone and
the quotations at the close to-day:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-18
FLORIDA.

new hotel to cost $4,000 is to be built
at Camp Cassadaga in Volusia county.
"A horticultural fair, under the auspices
of the Winter Park Horticultural Associa-
ton, will be held at Winter Park on Feb.
%, "a and %.
The Pensacola division of the naval
militia has received notice from the Ad-
jutant General that a Hotchkiss revolv-
ing cannon and twenty cutlasses, with
seabbards, have been shipped to them.
The GUNNER Lumber Company of Jack
sonville has an order for $1,000 feet of
lumber. which is to be shipped to New
York, and from there by sailing vessel to
klondike. The order is for pieces 2x6
inches in lengths of ten, twenty, and thirty
feet, planed on four sides.
At a meeting of the board of trustees of
the Union Congregational Church, at
Jacksonville, Wednesday, the contract for
the erection of the new church edifice was
awarded to the Knoxville Building and
Construction Company of jacksonville
The building will cost between $11,OOO and
$4,000.
Prof. L. w. Hoffman, a piano tuner of
Gainesville, has secured a patent on an
envelope opening device. The patent con-
sists of a string made in one end of the
envelope, with an end protruding. When
you wish to open the envelope all that you
have to do is to pull the string, which
tears open the envelope.
The municipal election at Tallahassee
Tuesday was a rather quiet affair. The
following ticket was elected: Mayor, r.
B. German; Councilmen, James A. Ball,
c. A. Bryan, Jr., John T. Bradford and
T. H. Randolph; Collector, w. d. Wilson;
Assessor, W. H. Chancey; Clerk and
Treasurer, E. ]. Van Brunt.
A court martial convened at Fort Bar
rancas at Pensacola Wednesday for the
trial of Private Knowlton, of the First
Artillery, who was charged with the lar
ceny of $50 from one of his comrades at
the barracks. The detail for the court
was as follows: Maj. Charles Porter,
Capt. Hobart K. Bailey, Capt Hunter Lig-
gett, First Lieutenant Earl C. Carnahan
and Second Lieutenant Frank j. Morrow
of the Fifth Infantry, al Fort Mcpherson,
near Atlanta Capt Champe c. McCul-
loch, Jr., assistant surgeon of the First
Artillery at Fort Barrancas; First Lieu
tenant John V. White, adjutant of the
First Artillery at ST. Augustine; First
Lieutenant Willard J. Harmon, First Ar
tillery at Fort Barrancas. was the Judge
Advocate. Private Knowlton pleaded
guilty. The sentence of the court will be
forwarded to Washington, where it will
be made known.
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GAMBLERS CAMPAIGN.
Editors of the state still Discussing
His Letter.

A Spencer r. Atkinson Club has been
organized at Waycross.
Marietta Journal: Gamblers letter will
make an easy road to the nomination
hard. Gambler has raised an issue not
necessarily at ISSUE and it will drive some
supporters he had secured away from him,
when he could have kept them by lib
eral thought He surely must have lost
his head when he wrote that letter.
Perry Home Journal: While we were
not on the Atkinson side in 1894, and there
fore not referred to in any degree. we
readily see the affront placed upon many
Georgia Democrats, and it is not surpris-
ing that a strong anti-Candler feeling has
been aroused. To say the least of it, the
letter was uncalled for, entirely unneces-
sary, and exceedingly impolitic.
Cordele Sentinel: There is general dis
satisfaction throughout the state over Mr..
Gamblers letter. Yet this dissatisfaction
may not amount to as strong an opposi-
ton as at first seems eminent. Yet there
can be no doubt of the fact that Mr..
Gambler has made an egregious bunder
in politics.
Monroe News: The opinion of the people
and press is that the writing of the letter,
even if meant to be private, was mis-
take. But all agree that Col Gambler
shows himself, by writing it, to be any
thing except political trimmer and wire
pulier. 1t has thrown a damper, proba-
bly, of a limited and temporary character,
however, over the most remarkable spon-
taneous and far-reaching boom any can
didate for Governor has has for years
and years:
Carrollton Times; If Gambler had never
written that letter he would have had OPP
position and the opposition would have
come from the source it has. He only
told the truth in it and it may be impo-
lite to tell 1t, but it is the truth.
Columbus Ledger: Gamblers explana-
ton of that Rome letter fails to explain
although its tone IS quite different from
that of his telegram, in which he ac-
knowledged authorship.
Carrolton Times: Hon. L. f. Garrard
is being spoken of for Governor. Now IL
the people really want to promote a man
who has already helped his state in time
of need, and not one who promises to do
so IN the future, they should promote the
gentleman from Muscogee.
It being Pixies turn to name the Senator
from the Twenty-second district. Hon
John r. Redding is prominently talked Of
and DR.. ]. c. Beauchamp for Representa-
tive.
A Gambler Club has been organized at
Milledgevlle.
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RICE.

RICE.
Market firm and active. The following
quotations are for round lots In first
hands.
Falr '''.''..'s'''.............4 M4is
Good 4ssepfss
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the other passengers and the conductor,
VINO stood by, saw her crying on account
OF the humiliation put upon her, but did
not interfere in her behalf Afterwards
the purse was found in another part of the
car, but Notwithstanding this fact the peo-
pie did not apologize and in fact when Ma
con was reached a policeman who had been
called. appeared on the scene and the man
whose name she says that she does not
know told her that it was lucky that the
purse had been found or she would have
spent the night in Jail. She claims that the
conductor and the representatives of the
road who were on the train did not inter-
fere to protect her and that for this reas-
on they are liable for the damage that she
sustained at that time
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closed steady at net gain of lQ2 points
Sales 1l7,0O0 bales.
New Orleans, Feb. 7.-Cotton futures
quiet and steady; sales, 1890 bales; Feb
ruary, nominal; March, $500 SIC; April
5. 59@5. COO; May, 5.6l@5.65c; June, 5.6S@
56sc; July, 57SQ5. 7ie; August, 5.7Sc;
September, 5.77a5. 79c; October, 5.SOq5 SIC;
November 5,s1a5.SSc; December 5.S44
5S6c
New York, Feb. 17.-Riordan & Co. say
of cotton to-day: 1.-THE cotton market was
very quiet again to-day, but prices were
a shade better. There was no dispose
ton to trade aggressively on either side,
and outside operators were doing little.
Liverpool declined one-half-slxty-fourth,
and the operating here was practically TN
changed In the early trading selling orr
ders predominated, and the market eased
a little after the opening, but In the aft
ernoon the highest kind. of business the
market hardened, and small gain for the
day was established. May opened at 6.02c,
declined to sole, rallied to 6.05c and clos
ed at colo to 6.05c, with the tone of the
market steady. The Maine disaster still
unsettles the speculative market. The
feeling here is friendly to cotton, but we
see little on which to base the hope OF tiny
permanent advance just now"
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DRY GOoDs.

New York, Feb. 7.--Continued requests
for cotton goods at the prices prevailing
before the recent advances are reported
from day to day. In most cases sellers
are inclined to take whatever orders may
be offered There is a strong tendency to-
ward firmness, due TO the high price of
the raw staple and rumors of general
strike. The price tone is strong on the
newly advanced basis
Print cloths are very firm. Prints and
other lines of colered cottons are in fair
condition.
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MIscELLANEors MAnkErs.

The following are the Savannah Board
of Trade quotations:
Bacon-The market is steady. Smoked
clear sides. 694c; dry sailed clear rib
sides, 6iAc; bellies. csc; sugar cured hams,
9k41Oc.
Lard-Market firm; pure, in tierces SIC:
5O-pound tins, 6llc; compound, in tlerces,
ikc; 50-pound tins, 4Ac.
Butter-Market steady; fair demand; Co
shen, l6Gl17ikc gilt edge. 22a2Sc; creamery.
23a24c; fancy IcigIns. 25d27c.
Cheese-Market firms fancy fun cream
cheese, nQl1Ac; 2c-pound average, 1l1z8
12c-
Flour-Firm; patents. $780, straights.
$40; fancy, A.s5; family. $50.