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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-06-03
Big Fire in Brooklyn,

New York, May 29.-Cartridge g
Co.'s iron bed mandatory, a three
story frame building in Brooklyn,
caught fire at 2 o'clock this morning
and was burned to the ground. The
fire spread to row OF tenement houses
on briggs avenue, and another on
Graham avenue, and about 100 fam
lilies fled in their night clothes. carry
ing such household goods as they could
save.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-06-03
To Bond the CITY,

The city council Of Edmunds, Wash. i.
has introduced an ordinance for the
issuance of $4,000 coupon bonds to
raise mony to construct system of
waterworks. The bonds are to be issued
in denominations Of not less than $100
nor more than 81, 200, and made pay
able in not more than 20 years from
date. They are to bear interest at a
rate not to exceed per cent per an
mum, payable semi.annually.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-06-03
Alaska Negotiations,

London, May 29.-The foreign office
officials confirm the statement made
by a New York correspondent of the
London Times to the effect that nego-
tiations with the Canadian govern
ment on the subject of Alaska, have
reached an almost hopeless stage, ow-
ing to the insistence of the Canadians
that they receive a slice of Alaska,
which apparently precludes any agree
ment being reached on the subject be-
tween the American and Canadian
high commissioners. The evening
newspapers reproduce the New York
dispatch with comment, generally re-
GREETING the situation, but objecting to
the conclusions that Canada is blam
able.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-06-03
Electric Lights for Republic.

The San Poll Mining & Water Com
pany has secured franchise and right
of way from the commissioners of
Ferry county to string wires, set poles
and introduce electric lights through
out the town and suburbs of Republic.
The company is composed of Spokane
men and few Republic men. The
works are to be placed at or near San
Poll lake. Contracts are being made
with private people for placing lights
in their buildings and places of busi-
ness. The capacity will be 1,2OO, l6
candle-power. and must be in opera
tion by August /, 1899.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-06-03
FEARS CT PESTiLENCE.
Dawson City Again Threatened With
Deadly Disease.


Dawson, via San Francisco, May 80.
With the return of spring to Dawson,
come renewed fears of pestilence and
death. Stringent sanitary measures
are being adopted. Health Officer
Good has posted public notices through
out the town, forbidding all persons to
gather ice or take water from the Yu-
kon at an point nearer than a mile
above the city. The Yukon council is
planning a system of drainage for the
flats upon which the city is situated
and an ordinance has been passed re-
quiring the inhabitants to use the ut
most care IN cleaning their premises
prior to the breaking up of the river.
Notwithstanding all these precautions,
physicians predict an unusual preva-
lence of typhoid, owing to the accumu-
lated filth of winter which now encum.
bers the site of the city.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-06-03
DreYfns Revision.

Paris, May 30 The minister for
war, Camille Krantz, has issued strin-
gent orders that no officer, either in
civilian costume or in uniform. shall
frequent the palace of justice or its pre-
cincts next week during the public
hearing of the demand for a revision Of
the Dreyfus trial and during the trial
before the court of assizes of Paul de
Roulede and M. Marcel-Habert, on a
charge of provoking offenses against
the security of the state and melting
the army TO mutiny.
The public hearing of the demand
for Dreyfus revision is expected to open
Monday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-06-03
Camp for the Volunteers.

San Francisco, May 29.-Pursuant
to instructions from the war depart
ment, General Shafter is taking steps
to prepare model camp at the Pre-
sidio for the accommodation of 1000
men. 1t will be occupied by volun-
teers returning from the Philippines
until they can be mustered out. A
board of officers will select a site and
attend to the detailu of establishing a
new camp.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-06-03
0"sPT BY A TORNADO
damage Done in Hamilton
County, Nebraska.

damage Done in Hamilton
County, Nebraska.
h. omaha, May 8O.-A special to the
Prob.h3 from Central City, Neb.. says:
h.. ,UO"Oly the most destructive tornado
"a, ro, ever visited Nebraska passed
pru Uasi The northern part of Hamilton
pa u%'y last night at Z o'clock, destroy
Irona S .,om $4,000 to $lOO, 900 worth of
|bUpey Upety' including 10 dwellings, one
IridS' ivn' one schoolhouse, two iron
orn nse' across the Blue river, barns,
enn0. A." cribs, outbuildings. orchards,
'nCes ", and stock.
| Inc track of the storm was Sc miles
nn,5 n9Vmg.h and about 100 yards in width.
coo, Huilhg the blow a little rain fell,
oma ~ p"nied by immense hail stones,
verv v az large as tin cup. In nearly
ells,' 1 vase I'll the families sought shelter in
ow ',s' o While there were many mar
o1V,apes' strange to say, no one was
viI injured. The loss to crops
rcbo.S oe slight, but the groves and
he us fo We're ruined. A majority of
mnos.;inSs ns were insured, but it will be
mopnt "'e Tor several days to get the
old ~ Ut individual losses. House
troved1 1OOus and clothing were all de-
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-06-03
Yakima Hops,

There is full acreage Of hops in
this vicinity this year. The Yakima
hop crop will probably amount to 49,
900 or 10000 bales. About 1000
have been contracted for the season.
Arthur Poole made contracts at IL
cents last week as follows: Captain
Dunn, 80 bales; Frank Marble, 70
bales; E. S. Hill, 150 bales; A. w.
Morrison, 30 bales; George Siverly,
80 bales. He reports negotiations pro.
crossing favorably for several hundred
bales more.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-06-03
CUBAN ROLLS BOGUS.
Authorities Believe That Many Names
Are Fictitious,

Havana, May 3O.-There were III
applicants today to share the SO, 3,OOo,-
600 which the United States has offered
as a giatuity to the Cuban troops.
Thirty were given $50 each. The
Others were not on the rolls, although
they had guns which they were ready
to turn in, and certificates of service.
The United States authorities con-
slider that the rolls are very unreliable.
Indeed, the opinion is freely expressed
that large proportion of the names
are fictitious, and that the rolls omit a
majority of the names of those rightly
entitled to share in the gratuity. The
object of this apparently is to discredit
the proc llngs, and to show the
Cuban public that large number of
the troops refused to take American
money.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-06-03
Seattle Markets..

Onions, SOC @$1.10 per 100 pounds. d,
Potatoes, $35@40.
Beets, per sack, $1@1 25.
Turnips, per sack. 50@75c.
Carrots, per sack, 75c.
Parsnips, per sack, 85c@$1.
Cauliiower, $l.00 per doz.
Celery, 35@40c.
Cabbage, native and California
~. 80 per 100 pounds.
Apples. $2.50@3.50 per box.
Pears, soc @$1.50 per box.
Prunes, SOC per box.
Butter-Creamery, zoe per pound;
dairy and ranch, 12@18c per pound.
Eggs, 18c.
Cheese-Native, 13c.
Poultry-Old hens, Ice per pound;
spring chickens, lac; turkeys, Ice.
Fresh meats-Choice dressed beef
steers, prime, &c; COWS, prime,
&c; mutton. &c; pork, 7c; veal, 8@10o.
Wheat-Feed wheat. $40.
Oats-Choice, per ton, $26.50.
Hay-Puget Sound mixed, $1,000
B; choice Eastern Washington tim
othy, $1,000.
Corn-Whole. $3.50; cracked, $24;
feed meal, $4,000.
Barley-Rolled or ground, per ton,
e25@ whole, $24.
Flour-Patent, per barrel, So. .85;
straights, So. 10; California brands,
1926; buckwheat -four, So. 90; graham,
per barrel, $500; whole wheat -four.
1915; rye -four, $3.50.
Millstuffs-Bran, per ton, $16;
shorts, per ton, $16.
Feed-Chopped feed, $21@22 per
ton; middlings, per ton, $22; oil cake
meal. per ton. $33.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-06-03
Big Ordars PIaced.

The Pacific American Fisheries Com l.
pany. of New Whatcom, has placed an
order for 100000 cans with the Pa
cific Sheet Metal Works. They will
also soon be manufacturing 10000 per
day at the Franco-American cannery,
and 50,O0o per day at the Friday Har
Dor plant. One hundred and fifty
thousand boxes will be manufactured
by the Puget Sound Sawmill 81 Shinple
Company, and Morrison Bros, OF Fern
dale, will make $4,000 for the fish
company.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-06-03
Bank Incornorated.

The Kendrick State bank, of Ken.
drick, Idaho, filed articles of incorpora-
tion with capital stock of $25, 900.
The directors are M. G. Normoyle, D.
@. McCrea, Math Jacobs, A. w. Cor.
don and +. N. Gilbert.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-06-03
The Soldier Dead.

San Francisco, May 27.-The re-
mains of 18 soldiers who died in the
Philippines have been landed from the
transport Sheridan. and will be sent for
burial wherever relatives or friends
may desire.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-06-03
|}SENGER TRAIN WRECKED
|saster Near Waterloo, Ia.,
Caused by a Washout.
,,NE KILLED AND % INJURED
or was Undermined by Cloud
.,rst-The Engine Was Derailed and
the Coaches Piled Up.

Waterloo, Ia, May 0.-The through
IN from Chicago to Minneapolis,
.vpr the Rock Island and Burlington.
SG,dor Rapids & Northern railways,
'rso wrecked at 1:15 this morning, at
AZ crossing of Sink creek, about four
,.iles southeast of this place. The
IN consisted of five coaches, includ-
;np mail and baggage cars, smoking
IN two passenger coaches and sleeper.
NIne persons were killed and % in.
,,rqd. The list of dead is as follows:
Arnold, mberman, Minneapolis;
Will Schollian, OF Waterloo; w. A.
Mclaughlin, Muskegon, Mich; R. H.
sebwette, Alton, ILL.,; David Halo,
Minneapolis; f. S. Carpenter, st.
Iouis; Hawkins, pullman conductor;
George Wainwright, train conductor;
one unknwn person.
A coudburst had washed the sand
- "a glaYol roadbed, leaving the track
Unsupported for stretch of 30 feet.
qhe rails and ties held together, and
there was nothing to indicate the inse-
cnrity of the road. The engine struck
tbe washout and was derailed in the
ditch beside the track, and behind it
the cars were piled in confused heap.
Tie mail car toppled over and was
telesCoped by the baggage car, behind,
While the rear end of the baggage car,
ID turn, telescoped the smoker. The
Ioof Of the sleeper ploughed. its way
tbrough the day coach, while the lower
hali of the latter crushed through the
Keeper. The engineer and fireman
jpmped from the train and escaped
NTH slight injuries.
Mr.. Schwette, of Alton, ILL.,, was
Brought to this city alive, but died at
8oClOck. He was badly cut about the
Head, and it was evident from the be-
Inning that his injuries were fatal.
He was on his way to Minneapolis,
Where he was to be married today. He
asked his physician to telegraph his
hther and his sweetheart. "Tell her."
he gasped. "that have been detained
" a wreck, and cannot keep the ap-
ointment on time. Don't say any
more"
The news was brought to this city by
a mail clerk. The fire whistle was
blown and switch engine and coach
We're hastily prepared and relief train
gent very speedily. The injured pas
@ngers were extricated from the debris
md brought here. Another relief
Vain soon arrived from Cedar Rapids,
and took number of the seriously in
pred to be treated in the hospital in
tbat city.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
Q1arftberiht.
SQdrperPiufe.

1 ebt - Wtnter-QGe3eu Yotents TN Sag, q 800
3.70; StraigbtS. So. 20-3. 40 in 5ddeu; SpeetoI.granbs
barter SrtbIabrs'Wet3en Vatents. 81. l0-42 81. 8aters.
$2.35-2.50; Roa9enmebL $~2.6J-2.80.
Mtntermei3en - Brother 9to. .. Tic; rptber 8, IS
-69c; barter gt0. 2, 66-67c; barter yto. 8, S4-66c.
Sribiobrsuet3en ~gsortberH go. l. e7l-e9e;
TtOrtbern go, 2, 67-68r; gto. j, 624-67c.
MGls - yO. 2, i'm Spei9er, 354r; peiBer 0c. 3,
35A-S5hr; qeIber go. q 35M-35AC; NO. 3. 33-3SAc;
selber ylO. 8, 33h-34r. @uf Der 86rie, obue Eager.
toiten. mad 9robeu purOeu ~uertanft: 30. 2, 35He; pet.
Der ytu. 2, 35h-35Ac; 9elber $40. 9, 35%-36c; SO. 3.
334-33He; 9elber yto. 3, 334-344c.
Sofer-gto. 2, i'm Gpetder. 264-27c; tpeiber SIC 9,
29-29hc; gtu. 8, 264-26hc; ipeiBer yto. 8, 28h-29c;
ipeiBer Go. q, 28--28Hc. auf Der 8brIe, obue &ager.
toIteH mad YrDben tpurben oerfauft: No. 2, 27-27Ae;
ipeiBer 0O. 2, 29A-29as; Nu. 3, 26H-26ac; peiBer
SO. g. 28A-29Ar; tpeiBer go. 4, 2S4-28Ac.
&oQeeu-ytp. 2. fir ben Spsidsr, 56A-56he; SO.
8, $3.50; go. A. 55hc.
Ger it. - 5uttsrgsrTe, 42-48c; Wsurs. NuuIitateu. a
SIC.
Samereien-5IGbs SO. l gortbusfteru. auf benz
@eletle, $1.l8; 2InlDtbD. s.. l5-2.40 per 100 YfuHh.
Rlee BON *5.0O-6.5 so Der 100 Bfunb.
RIete- Reine 9ert6ufe b%ertdtet.
9eu-Eimotbp. aepobnIIAe5 bis 6eTtes, s~6.0o-9.5I
be 5onne; Brairte, eelpbbHli9e5 biz oetss. DON $A0)
$50 per 9onue.
StrOb-Hoggen, $%5.OO-6.OO; @siseM unb 9afer
o.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18

gelten IoG, mo ia alerbings bic Slopenen
ben 6auptbeItanbt5eil Der 8ebolterung Bill
ben, pGbrenb Mittel= unb 81 eriteiermart faft
gang bsutf9 iinb. Sn gun3 Steiermart pObz
men 67.8 proa. 0eutf6e uno u 1922 pro3.
9lobsnen, bic e%rteren baben alio cine CUTE
.3peioritteI>M ebrbett, unO pirben ii9 Der
lebteren ertpebren t0nnen. tuenn in 8ien
ni9t cine beuti4enfeinbli9e Regisrung
fdBe, bic MGss tbut, UNI bic Ma9t beg
Oeutf9t6ums 5u bre3en. Dieter neue Snz
fuGt mirO uber nur Oa5u beitra9en. ben
9euti9en ben Baden gu itetfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
2IusIdno.

Die gauge 3inefif9e Mrmee
ToQ init neu3eitliAen Naffen berfe6en per>
ben. Die Nrienalbeamten perben aufgeforz
bert, 10 i4neG tpte mOgli9 bic n0t6ige @n>
5abl @etpebre uno PatrOnen gu fabri3iren.
Berg It ur3 bFt Saturn. 9tus
benz unteren @tI6tbale ptrb gsI6rie6en;
8eim fogenannten n@aIgeniibel" unter6QGb
oss 9orfes Salurn e~reignete ii6 Elm Sergz
ftur5. inoem cine %tofoifale Ytsnge bon
Selsbl0den, ettpa 1000 8ubifmetsr, iiG
bonn itetlen 8alfgebirge lGite unb auf bic
na3 3rient fiibrenoe Rei6strabe nieberz
ging, pobur3 Der 8erte6r unterbro9en
trorben lit. Die 5elsmaIe - barltn:er
8l0ds bon Is Bis 20 9ubitmeter mubte
erii geiprengt uno befeitigt psrben,, mas
iiber cine 0o9e lang Oauerte, SoGange
tpurbe Der algemeine @ertebr bur9 sinen
NOtbpeg uufre9t erbalten.
Ru3 benz 8uffii6sn SnbaGib.n bat
Die our Mufbeferung Der @er6G[tuiHe bes
ruiii@sn Sffi3ierseprps eingefeBte @omz
milfipn bei9lOHen, ben ~perfugbaren Wittcln
gemaB suud3ft bon Mitte Oes Sabres 1893
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18

na6men cine 2iite Der 9egenitdtne duf uno
lieBen bic Sa9en na9 Calcutta i9dffen.
@s erfpies fi9, bdB 6ieier Stupd gu @bren
BON &eliquien BON 8ubobd errt4tet irorben
mar. Sine Der sefunbenen l1rnen trdgt bic
eSni6rift: Dies &e~liquiengefdB beg 6eilt=
gen S9afiu 8ubo6d lit gepibmet BON ben
6eriibmten 8riibern, ibren S9tpetern uno
ben Srauen i6rer @6bne." Die S9rift 5eigt
Elm 606eres Otter uls bic Mcota@ Snf9rift.
Die &eliquien, bic ein3igen, bic man bon
8ubb6a tennt, iinO Dem &Onige bon Siam
unaeboten porben, benz ~etn3igen buoobiittz
I6en SerrI9er, Der AUDI oas fpeltli4e 9aupt
Der Religion 8ltob6as lit. Der &0nig ipirb
einen She'll Der &eliquien ben 8upoba@9e@
meinben in geDlon uno in 8irma lenoen,
in benen iiber bas 81 ertpartsnoe SeiAent
aruBe Sreuoe 6errI3t. Der Steiniarg, Der
bic @ebeine umi6loB, 1T bier SUB lang uno
apsi SUR bod. @r lit aus einem 8lod BON
@anbftein oema9t unb bat Elm 9ept9t BON
etpa 16 Gentnern. Die 9efdBe uno S9ers
ben unb mas nod gefunoen puroe, tptro an
per16iebene MuIeen Dertbetlt tperoen.
Ser i ii n It erforbsns ga :
serbtnanD BON Iotbl3 tlO
mar elmer Der rei9Iten Der groBen 6indn5fdz
milie, 5einen &ei9tbum, beiien 8erpaIz
tung Dem getpisgten &aufmanne ntbt 9ez
rinoe @orqen mabte, nanOte er gum S9etl
pQau an. feiner 8orltebe fir bic u%ltboldnz
biI6e aunIt na95uge6en, unb 10 umfaBte
feline 9ammlung auf S6loB WdboesOon
ettpa nur bunDert Stiite, absr bieie tooren
ale ausqetpG6lt. ~Sn Ipdterer Belt bate er
Elm beIonDeres 8ergniigen an ben alien Meiz
tern, pie ban @pd uno Memlingt, nWo3u
bat man benin bas 9elo, nenn man it6 bod
nt8t taufen fam, mas man min. 9d lit Elm
Bib in Der Nationalgalleri', toOfjir ih iebe
@umme Sa6len mill, 0as lit ~Sobn arnplz
fini unb feline 6rau" bon San ban Gpd. sd
fann's aber ni9t be3afEn! Denn's NAL
meg lit, 10 babe ids it4er 9sitDblen." gOn
ben boQGnbii9en Meiitern bspor3ugte er tptez
Der bic, bic Die 6eiteren Seiten pes 2e6sns
barfteQten, 10 GuDp, @eraro 0ou, Ssrbur9.
I'm feline erft 1897 in Nmiterbam gu iebr
bobem preiie angetauften nSoIdnoer" TIM
ter3ubrtngen, bate er i'm s4loB Mobpssbon
einen @eitenfIiigel unbauen loiien. 8eim
S9lofe befanben Itf Elm aus9eoebntsr Part,
cine groBe SaIanerie unb Elm 0uus nit ielz
tenen 809eln uno Elm Sr9iOetnbauS, in benz
bonn beriibmtsIten Ordi0etntennsr, Serrn
Sanbsrs, bic toIt6arsr, in alien Sarben
pruntenren pflan5en ge3ogen nurben. Gtne
~gelungene @ef9idte tniipft iid an ben Naz
men bes garons, bic in istnem @ablfreiIe
@plesburD pafIirt 1T. @r 6atte Der 5tabt
@Dlesburp Elm paar 9rpBe 6eraloinifGs 26=
men aus 8rOn3e gei4enft, unb Sic praftigen
6iguren tparen auf ben Stufen bes &atbbuuz
les aufgeiteut. NGs bic 5paltung Der Gibez
ralen e%intrat, unb na9b:m Baron Rot616ilb
fiA oeren re4tem 5lii9e( angeI6lofen battle,
fanb man zines Morgsns, DAB audi feline heiz
ben 2Otpen Die Sarbe gelpe6Ielt batten. Den
einen bate Na9ts Elm WiBbolD blauzconIerz
pattp, ben anberen getbzli6srat anqeitri6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
Cine fardtrrltd)e SOrtur,
limo cine sIadlide Rettune.

0anep, Wis. Sci lebenbigem 2ei6e
ge19unben gu tperben, mub cine f9redti4e
Sortur fem. 6err Gbds. @iIans, bier
po6n6aft, fam bubon er3dblen. @r f9reibt
bariiber in einem 8rtef an Or. Peter
I5a6rnep in Chicago, ST.: r@ert9er 9err
0OttOr! Sd muB S6nen bon elmer mum
berbaren 9eilung bur9 Sbren Nlpentrduz
terz8lut6ele6er 6eri9ten. Wtein ganaer
&0rper mar nit NusI9lag beoedt, ipet4er
Gin be itdnoiges SUDDEN 6erpprrief. Sd pur5e
Oabpn 10 nerb0s, baB i6 man9mal bic
6aut nit ben 6%ingerndgeln abriB, man92
mai iogar Elm Meffer ba3u na6m, mas iez
bo6 bic Sadie f6lecbter ma9te, Sag
uno Ra9t bate i6 feline Hu6e. 2ebten
9srbt betami3 ein@remplar Sbrer 3eitung
u&ranten<8ote", las piel @utes ii6er ben
Observation-Disclosures faBte 9offnung
uno lieB mir Elm 9robstiit9en tOmmen,
S4on na3 tur3er 3eit 3eigte ii9 mertli4e
8eferung. Die @nt3iinbung un0 has
Suden Ser 9aut berf6tpGnb unb cine neue
9out i4ien ii6 gu formiren, Nu6 fOnt
fi9lte i'd mid beifer. Sn brei WO4en
mar mein &Drper nit einer frii9en, reinen
6aut iiber3ogen uno feitOem 1T mein Sc
iunobeits3Witunb ousge5ei6net, @mpfangen
Sic meinen ber3Iiben 9anf fir bieie aus
se3ei3nete Meoi3iu." = QIpentrduter@
8lutbeIeber lift feline Qpotbeter@M ebi8in.
gr tpirb nur bur9 2Dtat@Agenteu OOer BIZ
rett bur4 ben 5abritanten perfauft, I'm
peitere Nustunft tpenoe man it9 an Or.
Peter 5a6rnep, 112-114 90, 9opne Ape,,
Gbicago, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
Quoemeiner Dddrenmarft.

Butter Bette Creamery 1SH-l9c; L.. Gualitdt
l6-17c; SO. 9, lib; bette ~nadb9ema be, l4-l5:; bette
9airp l7t; L. uaIttdt, 14-l5c; z, Aualitdt, l2r.
Sd e-Entns. $40; 9imbHrger. ueHer, s-8Mr;
Sbpetaer, 10 -l0Hc; amerttonti1er Siie III SiDerpoJI
49s fir l2 8funo.
gobnen- Bette 81. OH; bette pWeotunts", LOS.
GeftaQ.t - 5urtep5 lie hl3 Yfuu,; SubUer
Sc bos pfunb; Gutsn IA 8: bas RtuHo; Sanie Z
Sc bos Pfuub.
Sic r-6ans friia.. gertufts absere8aet l7A-lse
has 9usenb.
Ralbfteti go. bis IS 9iunb 6slut9t 6H -7e
75bis 100 Bfnnb, ~ Sc; 100 6is ITO Blum ah-9;;
aepDbnIihes unb iGiueres. 6h-7c.
Observation-Disclosures. $150-6.01 bas 9ubeHS.
@ebbibner. $4,000 bas9uB.; @adtelu, ST. 4O-1.50;
Gnten per 9ubeub: WaIaros, $3.75-40o 90; Geo 9eaSs
$3.50 90; Zeal. glneming, $500; Seal. SreentuinJ;
sl.5O-l.75; Small. mireb, $~l.25-i50; eaHoas6ata
100000; &eeennogeL $3.50 oas 9useHoi 9aarlbt:'
pfen. S1.25 bas 9useuo.
Sriih. slid. 8Iai Bal. gro3s oas PTuHs;
1l-11Hc; 9ife, 6-6Ae; 8tdereG, 5-5Hc.
8reiBeIbeeren-9ea unb 8uele. per Sal. $500
$50; Cape COB. $%550-6.OO; Serieps, s4.75-5.2a
@ep I I-YteIs. be 6eitsL $3.50 -3.25 oas 5I3.
ORANGE n-St. Nti baels. S3,00-3.95 Die Rift.
&itro ne u-8eIte Qua(itit, So 90 IS. 80 &tIt.
Banauen - Bette, 5oc-$l.00 Sos giHO.t.
Teiaeu - SetpaiAeue, l0-2Oc bas Pfauo
observation-disclosures 1886 bas 9uibeI; BeerIeB
1886 has 9nf6eI; ROie 1856; Ynrbants, $685. b.
BuifeI.
SIBe Rartoffe r. Nns gteiu Serfen $ZVo-
2. 25; ans SItuois. $1.o0-1.25 bas 6oB.
WetBfraut - SIG. 90 bic Tonne.
@eIerp-8-l5c baS 9uBsHS.
3,pi E be II - 80: per gulbI.
BIumeu Mt bl 5000: Die Sit..
gptbe Ri6en - Nene. 75c oas 6a3.
Rife MISUNDERSTANDING d JdIier 49,; tstHs
e&maIstiit9sn ss.
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Berlin (WtarD see. -. 94B 94-3-l6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
81 bette 9iu. - Jayne's Painless sanative.

Sommanp=o Bob" Groter 1T in
ben Au9en republitanii6er SingobGdtter bss
Sftens lett ieinem llebertritt gu ben Singoa
aus etnsm nS9uft" gum flugen tlursn
Sept 9etporoen. l1nb Die G6icago Sribunc
feitrte ibn bieier Sage pisber aGs eineu
grHnSgsf4siOten 9arteifabrer (sagacions
LEADER.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
Qls Mutmprt auf bic bsutf9'

MGs Mutmort auf bic bsutf4e
6aGtung Der beutf4en Steter@
bat iebt bic beuti9feinoli9e
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8~erorbnung erIaTen, tpOnu9 in @teiermart
in 3utunft bic itobenii4e neben Der beutz
fben bic Mmtsfpra9e btlben ioa. gs gebt
Gus Der betreffsnben 0epei4e ui6t berOOr,
u6 bisfe MaBreseI nur fir l1nteriteiermart
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
Oiehmdrft.

@inbnieb murOe III ben stot.garSs ue fOIst
npttrt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
MDferiOs.
Srau Roiie 6agney felt monta9
2lbeno peridwunoen.
Gr6te ein grOBes StrmOsen.

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~merfpiiroiee 6efa;4te unO lift iiber5euet,
oas feline iunee Srau entwcoer entfiPrt
ooer ermoroet moroen if. - 2lneeb=
Id foI etn il Gpanspiae
~pobuhafter 6eitliber 6rau 6a9neY nit
2lntrdoen perfoI9t haben. Sic erbte
Dor einieen Ga9en Elm Dermo9en Don
$4,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-23
GERMANY AT SAMOA.

The German government has ordered
the protected cruiser Gefion to pro-
coed to Apia, Samoa, after embarl6ing
an extra supply of ammunition at Kiao
Chou, China, and another cruiser is to
follow her, says a press dispatch. The
protected cruiser Cormoran was or
dered there several days ago. but be
ing slightly damaged on a reef in the
Bismarck archipelago, put in at sgd
ney. n. S. w, for repairs. She has
probably reached Apia by this time.
The gunboat Moewe is to be added to
the German force in Samoan waters,
and when the protected cruiser Hertha,
of $3.50 tons displacement, which has
been dispatched from Europe, reaches
the scene of trouble, the total German
squadron, including the Fake, will
have a displacement of 10000 tons and
an equipment of 3,4O0 men. Another
protected cruiser, the Geier. is just be-
ginning cruise along the Pacific coast
of the United States and may be or
dered to turn her nose across the ocean.
This seems 10 indicate that the
kaiser means business, which would
doubtless be more peacefully and ex-
peditely transacted were Dewey to
saunter down that way with a few of
his ship-sinkers.