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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-10
PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Rutgers went
to st. Paul Monday.
CD. Hand, of Morris, was in the
city Friday morning.
Mrs. @. Duclos returned home Satur-
day from Minneapolis.
o. C. Greene, OF Rice's, was q Little
Falls visitor Monday.
Arthur Willis came down from
Staples Friday morning.
John Wastrom, OF st. Cloud. WIS.,
tied Little Falls friends Monday.
! G. w. Tucker, Of Mankato, was a
guest at Hotel Columbia Friday.
L. F. Martin and w. E. Reynolds,
Of RoyalIon, were city visitors Fri
day.
( Mrs. W. II. Hutchings, OF Crow
Wing, visited Little Falls friends Fri
day. : IL ~
FIR. Forward, OF Lisbon, N. D.,
was registered MT the Columbia Mon
day.
Mi. and Mrs. Oscar Grassland went
to the Twin, Cities Monday on g
visit. ~ .@,.. D..
Judge Searle and Attorney D. T.
Calhoun came up from st. Cloud
Monday. =: :. >r
Mrs. Ed. Lemieux and son Earnest
returned Monday from q visit at
minneapolis. ',.' : = - .'y.:' 49, -.
Mrs. ] ohm Grisw old returned Satur-
day from r. visit with relatives at
Minneapolis. -. Az 49,. : g.. j y,-S -"
Rev. John Brogan and Frank
Zins, Of st. Cloud, were Little Falls
visitors Friday; !: s : :.,'.. ~.
Mrs. II. Oswald was in the city
Thursday night enrOute to her
home at Morris. @... 49,. -.
Mrs. B. Burton returned from q
visit with relative In Minneapolis,
Thursday night. !. ss> Y i:::z% s ~.
!. H. N. Winship and s. Losa, Of Owa-
tonna, were registered at the Hotel
Buchanan Monday. N, /s.s@s54
Attorney Niles, c. W. Bouck and J..
w. 'Uptegrove, Of Royalton, were
city visitors Monday. -.
George Hall went to Duluth Mon
day to attend the United States
court as petit juryman.
Miss Hermine Lamothe went to
st. Cloud Monday for q visit with
relatives and friends. In
Mrs. Geo. Paddock, who has been
visiting relatives in the city, returned
Saturday to her home at Duluth.
Miss Nellie Campbell, who has been
visiting relatives in the city the past
week, returned Sunday night to her
home at Valley City, N. D. 4
Con Poppenburg, employed in
Denis machine shops, went to
Brainerd Saturday to spend Sunday
with relatives and friends. *,t'
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-10
plenty Logs at Minneapolis.

Lumberman: The last drive of the
Mississippi & Rum River Boom COM
pany for the year is now on it's way.
from Little Falls, and was at the
bridge the first OF the
week, :. 1t contains the last of the
logs that will be; brought to the
Minneapolis mills this season, and
there is an ample supply to stock
them until the river freezes over.
The river iscata fair driving stage,
though the water is falling slowly.
Some logs are still coming over the
Brainerd dam, but they will be
stopped at Little Falls and held
there until spring. The season has
been an unusually successful one for the
boom company, Y; Practically the
only 'dfficulty they have had was
during the high water in August
The rise was unexpected and the
river was full of logs, causing an
overflow onto the low farm lands
between here and Coon creek and
some consequent damages which the
company has settled. A larger num-
Der Of logs than ever before have
been brought down the Mississippi
for mills below this point and at Still
water, and fully fifty per cent more
logs have been RATED at the st. Paul
boom than were RATED last year.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-10

In 1892, a prosperous year,
the people were fooled by Dem
ocratic promises, to turn down a
Republican national admins
tration. That experience is not
so long ago that it will be easy
to fool the people again in 1900.
But the: demagogues will at:
tempt it just the same. ]
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-10

An electric line is soon to be
built from Milwaukee, to- Lake
Geneva, a distance fatty miles.
! It will be used for both freight
and passenger business. In
cost of construction and opera
ton the electric lines are SO
much cheaper than steam rail.
ways that they are well adapted
for short lines to take care of a
limited traffic.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-10

Mckinley said to Dewey:
''There was no flaw in your vic
tory; there will be no faltering
in maintaining it." Dewey
thanked Mckinley, and then
suggested that few more
American ships over near Asia
might be in line with the mo
faltering" sentiment. McKin-
ley ordered the ships. Those
gentlemen seem to get along
very nicely together-and they
are both all right.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-10
'WANTs'$lo.0oo.
Ida Shadvillee Files a Claim
7 80; on e.: 6arker's>
...- Estate. -,

Great Falls, Mont. Oct. 6.-(Times
(peeiaI-Ida May Shadville, who
figured as fictitious wife Of Edwin J..
Barker, killed in a railway wreck in
Iowa last March, has filed in the dis
trict court here a Photographic will,
which In the event of his death gives
to hersthe sum of $4,000. The will
reads as follows: Jan. II, 1899,-1n
case of my death promise to pay
Ida May Shadville the sum Of $40, 900,
and authorize my heirs to see that
same is paid. Edwin j. Barker"
She further alleges that the estate of
deceased has been appraised at
about $4,000. William III. Afford of
San Francisco and Robert b. Smith.
governor Of Montana, are counsel
for the plaintiff. :. r.: "@. &. .>-. ST.,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-10

Drive the malaria out of your sys-
tenn with KI-NA KI-NA, the Taste
less Quinine Tonic, compounded OF
Quinine, iron and acetanilid, unfail-
ing in chills or fever 1t will make
you feel like yourself again. Made
and endor sed by The DR.. j. II. Me-
lean Medicine Co. Any Dirt ggfst--
Is cents. s.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-10
Still Expect a Paper Mil.

Grand Rapids Herald-Review:
While very little has been said re.
Gently concerning the establishment
here OF a paper and pulp mill the
project has by no means been aban-
doned. The citizens committee are
in com munication with parties who
are giving the matter. very earnest
consideration and our people are
nat unlikely to be treated to q very
agIeaably surprise one Of these; days
II present efforts materialize as they
now promise. n
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-10

Although dinner pals are
larger and more numerous than
ever before, little is now said
about the horrible tax on tin
plate.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-10

The first advice that Admiral
Dewey gave President Mckinley
was to send more gunboats and
cruisers to the Philippine is
lands. Dewey is not one of
those Americans who believe
the country should surrender to
armed enemies.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-10

There is no fairness in sug-
costing Schley for the place of
vice-president on the Demo
cratic ticket, while Altgeld. and
Tillman are on earth.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-10

ut did me more good than any
thing ever used. My dyspepsia
was OF months standing; after eat
ing 1t was terrible: NowIam well, q
dlgests what you eat. y. .. Brown.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-10

Just to show the "aunties'
that his heart was in the right
place, Admiral Dewey urged
that more American gunboats be
sent to the Philippines to aid in
subduing the rebellion as soon
as possible.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-10
THE WHEAT QUESTION.
Public Meeting Called For
IN Tuesday Evening Lower
4s:3 Freight Rates.

cara SlSneu Dy tine Free GSCreeGf EdlF
association calling a meeting Of the
business men at the city hall Tues
day evening to consider means ofim-
proving the local wheat market.
Secretary Brown, OF the committee,
says that he was asked by many
business men to issue the call.
Messrs. Burton and Simonet, the
other members OF the Street fair COM
mittee, say that it is not intended
that the association shall take up
the wheat market matter, but that
now the meeting is called the citizens
will have a chance to meet and dis
cuss the matter and take such action
as is decided upon. 1t is not yet in
dictated what plains will be advocated
before the meeting 1t is claimed by
some that the price OF wheat has
not been as high here this year as
terminal prices would warrant.
However, the receipts here have been
fairly liberal, and it is not known
that wheat tributary to Little Falls
has been attracted elsewhere
by buyers at competing points.
At the present time the
rates from Little Falls, Topeka
and Royalron are all the same. to
Minneapolis, and the same to Du-
luth. The minneapolis rate is 10
cents per hundred, or 6 cents per
bushel from all the above mentioned
points, and the Duluth rate is 10A
cents per hundred, or 6.3 cents per
bushel. These rates are a recent re-
duction granted by the Northern
Pacific, the old rates from Little
Falls being II cents to Duluth and IL
to Minneapolis.
The local -four mill men claim
that they have been keeping this
market in line with competing points,
and their aim is to pay the same
prices as are paid elsewhere. They
claim in addition that they have been
very liberal in grading and docking
and that much wheat is accepted by
them as No. / which could not be
disposed OF at that grade II it was
shipped.
During the fluctuations In the price
last week there were differences be
tween the prices here and 1t Royal
ton, and 1T IA claimed that for four
days Little Falls was a cent aboye
that market, and for two days that
market had the advantage OF a cent.
1t is also claimed that one day
Topeka waspaying q cent above the
IittlesF allssnaEketss TIM ssss Isss 4. Il ).
Little Falls should certainly keep
its market as high as neighboring
points. That the business men have
q right to insist on. Whether they
have a right to expect the local buy
ers to do more than that is q ques-
ton. 1t is rather plain that the
local buyers don't care to attempt
to "buck" the outside market, but
they do want the wheat that IL
fairly due this territory
The business men Of the city
would, OF course, like to see the city
get wheat from other markets, and
the meeting tn esday evening will
develop what plans there are for do
ing so.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-10

/ Mckinley and Bryan were on
the same platform. at Canton,
Ohio, Friday. They were sep
arated before any good was
done. -.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-10

Miss Shadville visited Little Falls
last spring, and went from here to
Minneapolis to meet Barker. He
was killed on a railroad train while
that was bringing him toward Min
neopolie. r y, ,,> 49,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-10
toAsre3HIA.
-. i. !, The Kind You Have Alwa,s Bought
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The expenses OF Stfllwater's
Street fair were $1Ss9. OF this over
$500 went for bands and $199for.
premium ms and prizes. " ,,i.1 n: II
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11
+ batno 1fermann /.

Sin id6er, aber fainter Sob bat Mitt=
nod QbenO boriger Wo9e benz 2eben Deg
t~etunnten beutf4en 8iIbbuuers 9aino Sfer>
mann elm ,3ieI gefebt. Sin 9er3f9Gaq
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munter fab Der 8iinftler in feiner 8D9z
nung, go. Is Starr 5traBe, BEL feiner
Inge60rigen gu Slid, als er pl0Bli9 BON
Stl6le glitt unb feinen @eift aufgab, nod
ebe Elm fOfort berbeigerufener Nr3t i'm
5tlfe gu She'll fperben 1afen tonnte.
Sfermunn tpurbe am 26. NuguIt 1925
IN 9dnnober geboren unb fam, no9bem er
i'm alien 8aterlanoe cine CUTE fd9mGnni=
f9e @r5iebung genofen, i'm Sabre 1857
mad ben 8ereinigten Staaten, mo er 1if
fo9lei9 in Baltimore nieberlieB. 2eb6ufter
4nt6eil an Der poGitit nebmenb, mar Ell
aud in g~efGbrli9iter3eit Elm treuerl1nions=
mann. Na3 4usbru9 bes 8rieges trat Ell
in cine 8atterie MarbIanber 11nionstrup=
pen Elm uno 5og fi9 tpd6renb bes 5eIo3uges
Elm f3peres @e60rleiben gu, bas i'm Bet
nabe tdub ma9te. Seinen eblen Sinn BE-
tbdtigte er baourh, baB er troBbem niemals
Inn 8etpd6rung elmer 9enfion nu9fu6te
SIM Sabre 1872 fam er na9 G6icuqo
tpo er fettbem ununterbro9en biz gu fei=
mem Sobe unfGfis getpefen 1T. prG6tiat
Stetnber3terungen am 6ieitgen Gourt6aufe
Der 8orie, benz Rdtbbauie, MdrTbuu SteGt
&c Cos 2aoengef9dft, benz 2atotuz uni
mebreren anberen g6icagoer Sotels finf
Uteiiterperte feiner 9anO. Nub bat er bag
Stdnobtlo bes @ouberneurs Sids in Bal
timore uuo cine Rei6e o~n3ie6enber @rab=
oentmdler auf bieiigen Griebb0fen geI9uf=
fen.
Der @eritOr6ene, beFen 8eqrdbniB am
@onnabenb Gu8mitta9 2 u6r f~tuttfanO =
uno omar tpurben feline irbi19en ue6erreitt
in 9rdcelanb 3uQf9e b~erpun6eIt unb oanr
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mann uno Sruu NeQie Sitt. 9ein einai=
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Des l. Regiments an benz fpanifdzumeri.
tantt9en &riege She'll, te6rte iebp6 po6lz
bebdlten CUR 6reIbe bes 8uters II Dem
Sefoe 5uriid.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11
2luf Ger Gtienbahn perun9lidt.
Cine Galamitdt, welfe it6 ais cine moht
that e~rpeiien mag.

Sebt. bieieg ouf uno inartct Bis Gamitas, ben IA.
Sonnor, nm 9 llbr 0Ormitta95.
Sas Qelommtc Eager zines qroben 9Sbpletoles&lcts
oe~rzSoories ocrietb uuf Ocm WeQe BON gteip Wort nab
Gbieooo bur6 Die S6ulO Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
einen GiIenbobnunfdll. Scr Scrlcnocr uno Die Gtcnz
babn9eieli6ait fonntcn lid III Se3u9 au1 oeh ptrtz
li6ell @ctluft ui6t eini9et, uno Die GtltnbdDn9elel=
ldoft mar qe,ipinqtn, Die Wdare 5u itberncbmen uno
niro oielclbe iofort in @elo uninanoeln. Sas Ea9er
bcltebt aus feiner l6nciOer9emnbter &lrtorn9, Nlts=
nattunq sipaarcn II. (. ID. I'M Wertbe BON ubcr $lSo, :
O0O. HieIelbe bru6te bus Eager nab Chicago, nno
sipar 1T IS in Dem riefQen @ebduoc gto. 159 NS. Dtaots
ion Strabc, otocniiber bon SnO supplies Wobell1oen,
unterocbradt, unD pa bas Gebdube mir aut Il Gage
Qenietbct iporDen 1T, ipirb @les i6nea %fort9tben.
Steier qrobe Observation-Disclosures bon aletoern,
Nus tottunq sfpoaren H.. /. N. iptro an S1n1taq, Den
IA. Sanuar Inn Q llbr @ormitta9s in benz ricfgcn
WcbGupe No. $50 98cit Wtaoiion Strobe, 9e9tnitber BON
Sno SmDtbc's WDbelloocn, o%nt1n9el.
Nobfolqenp tubrcn mir cintqc Yrtlle an, rnt 5u
3ei0en, mas fir aubergeipDbnlid bargains oftertrt
iDcroen.
0pr,iioli6er ltcbcr ,icber, lei6t, initteli6pcr nno iebr
5hmer' So. 98. SicIcr llcber3icber lit bon fcinitem
Material unn ppiitip SIS ipcrtb, ooer Sic betOntilet
bas 8elo suriid, penn SIC nl3t 5lifrieocn rno.
Seine 0crren=lleber3ieb che uno Filters, Setoeilz ooer
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~tirunoen, Sc. 98, $50 ipertb, ooer oas @tlo 3ltriId,
oan, coal mas Der Gruno iein mag. IiT Settellitng 9es
modte lteberiieber BON feinier NudlitGt, teines l6ipe=
res Seipeufutter (Stinncrs Seioel, 81 2.8S $35 iuertb.
Seine SerrenzNn3itge 1888. $15 nert6. Seine @er=
rcuzg(nsitec aus importirten Gbeptnts uno i6ottti6en
9laibs, $685., $18 !rerth. Teln1te oerren=gn3uge
idbpere aerippte Waarc, NIT Seioe %9efittert, $12. so.
AS ipcrtb. 56iptre 9u66oien fiji @errcn, 98c,
81 ipertb, feline 9rebzooicn, $1.49, IS tpertb; anas
benz9ln3Gee, 98c, $3.50 ipertb; 1000 &nteboien ftr
Rnaben, i7e, $1.0O wertb; i6peres @interz Inter seug
fir 6errem, 23c, $3.50 ipertb; i6iperes ipOaencs fleece
iineOS ~llnterseug fir @srren, 48e, $500 iuertb; 1000
Wefts al Gurem eiocnen Qreiie, ane @r0Ben; feline &na@
Benz unO MdunersS meaters, SOC, $3.50 pertb; ipoasne
striinlpfe, &c, SOC fpertb; feline ieioenbetidte @oien=
TRIGGER, l0c. SOC ipertb, unb 5auienoe uno @bsrtauienOe
bon anSeren artiteln, Die mir bier ni6t %aut5ublen tonz
men.
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eamitaq, ben IA. Sanuar, I'M 9 llbr 8ormtttaes, in
Nn. 159 Ncft WnotIon GtraBe, %gegeniiber BON
Sno Smbtbe's Mt6belldoen.
81. 9. Giicubabufabrt alien adufern BON $25 nnb
mebr besablt. 11ian1tultuO
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11

9rO9 gu 8reu5e.- Der tatboz
Prieter George 3ur9er
in Buffalo i'm State Netp gort, troy feiner
beutf9@Iot6rtngif9en N6ftammung Elm nil
tbenber Semperen5ler unb Srelanban6Gnger
bot betanntli9 bor Sturgeon in einetn befrnz
bsren engIif4en 8ii9lein bieienigen
MDn9sorben, bic, pie bic 8eneoittiner,
8ier brauen pber Wetn bauen, auf's ton
fte ausgef9impft. Pupit Seq Der 0reiz
5ebnte, Der 8erfufer bes %unferen 2efstu
in beutlder lteberiebung bor9elesten tpeifer
ldteint19en @ebihtes gum Sob ndBig gez
nofTenen 8eines, GieB bas 8ii9fein 3ur9er's
bur9 bic Snberz@ Congregation in's @eraeidz
nib Der ben &atboIiten Derbotenen @9riTten
fte0en. SEPT but 3ur9er, um feline
pfurrite1e bebuIten gu %tOnnen, 0ffentli9 tpe=
gen feines 8ii9Ieins Nbbitte eeletftet unb
baffeGbe tpiberrufen unb berbammt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11

1T elm Sobn bes grsMlberman Dalnsr unb
Elm 8ruber bes Stdtionsf9reibers SD5n
8alner BON Der 9esp1aines Str StatipE.
St tppbnte in go. 92O @iib @atpper Noe.,
mar bsrbeiratbet unb binterldBt auBtr Der
Mittpe 3nei 3inber.
MegauleD po6nt in go. $50 Me1t 20.
StrdBe. gr 1T 80 Sabre alt uno Ie:t neun
Sqbren Boli3iit. Au9 ct bat 5amil;e, be-
ftebenb aug Srau unb bier 8inbern. 8eioer
nirb BON ben @orgsfebten bas beftr 3eugz
nib uusseielt, unh Snipettor Sbed be-
buuert nur, baB ibre 8ueeln niAt mirfia=
mer Ddren.
Wer bic &Gllber tparen, buriiber TT bic
9oliaei ii9 mod ni4t tlar, bod glaubt man,
OaB Is bieieIben finb, tpel3s Dor etipa bret
8o9en einen S9la9ter in bemielben 0t@
Itritt beraubter. 9te notboirfttge Bee
19reibung, bic BON ibnen gegeben tpiro, pabt
aud auf bic flint 2eute, tpel4e in Der Na9t
bon Mittpo9 auf 9onneritdg in 6rtb
6einri9's @irtbf9uft, No. 80 Ga Sale
Mpenue, einbrangen unb ben 8irtb CUR
Serausgabe bon 9elb unb @etrdnten 5panz
gen.
6unberte BON berbG9tigen perIonen iino
i'm 2auft Der lebten Sage Derbdftet tporben,
bod fonnte teiner berielben Bis isbt nls elmer
Der S6Gter- ibentificirt tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11

- Mpboftd. Gin ie6r ~feltener San
elmer @eroenlGbmung, beren te9ni36er
Same 4pbuiia 1T, fam CUR &enntniB Der
9oipitalbeb0rbe bon Cincinnati. aennetb
Moore, 81 Sabre alt, Mui4tniit, bon Ais
Sycamore Ctr, 1T bas Spfer oerfelben.
Ser 8e%btuernstpert6e leibet an 2d6mung
eines sstpifen 9ebirnnerbs, infOlge oefen
er T.inen eigenen Ramen Topie bic Namen
Teiner nG9fen 8ertpunbten abfolut pergcfz
fen bat. 9u9 feline Wobnung ober irgeno
ettpus auf fein @orleben 8e5ug 5obenbeS
1T er ni9t i'm Stanbe anaugeben. Ser Oiz
ftrittsarat Or. Mub entbedte ben I%eltenen
San unb fprgte fir bic ltnterbringung bes
Grfrantten na9 benz 9oipituG. 9ie Soen=
titGt Moore's tpurbe aug papteren feItgez
felt, tpelde in feiner Saf4e g%efunbet NUT
ben.
= Nus unb ginhre9er. grz
Sheriff Sami en-, f9reibt man aug Stem
gorf, 1T isbt in fetner ebemuligen @igen=
f9aft d1s @efdngniBberpalter iibertroffen,
ia, boGIftdnbig in ben S9atten geitent porz
ben. @dbrenb fetner Nmts5eit ftanb bic
2ublop Str.zSaiG gu Netp gorf in benz
&ufe, ben fi4 nu9 Der golbenen Srei6ett
febnenben unfreitpiGi9en SnIafen elm @ntz
tommen mOeli4ft 1eidt gu MAIDEN. Das
@efdn9niB bon Mibbleier gountD in Netu
8runspid, %. s., 6at es iebo9 in biefer
6inft4t bebeutenb tpeiter gebrd9t: es err
mOgli9t ni9t u Nusbre9ern felt SSSabren
bic. 5lu9t, fonbsrn g~eftattet iebt au9 Gin
bre9ern ben 3utritt unb bic 8eraubung
bes f9lllmmernben @6eriffs I'M beoeutenoe
@elobetrdge. N6er po5u fir fol9en ,3lped
srif nod oas &iiito zines ginbru9es2 6Gttc
feiner ber Sniafen Der @trafanitdlt ben
SOB" ehenio 9riinbIi9 beIorgen fDnnen2
8etannter 9eutf9er ae.
It orben. Sn Sconto, @iscon1in, lit bpl
einigen Sagen 9err @m. 6. @9ebIer
@obn hes bort anidiiigen unb bo6gea9te-
ten 9errn Sreb. S4eOler an Der 21nq.n-
f9tpinoiu9t geftorben. Ser @eritor6en,
mar 4potbeter BON 8eruf unb a6lolpirte i'm
Sabre 81 bic Gbicasoer Npot6tferidule
CUR praris 5ugelafen, betrieb Ell ieGbft sint
&potbefe in Gbicago unb erporb ii9 SAIL
rei9e aunben unb Sreunbe. gr ma init
9lieb Der 8epitone 2oge go. 500 bes Srei=
muurerorbens, bes Marquette CLUBS UNI
berf9iebener anberer 8ereine. 8pri9en Sep.
TENDER 9ing ct nit ieiner S9tpeter mad
Stem MeritO, UNI 9eiGuns in einem milbereu
Selma gu fu9en. @s mar leioer 81 IpGt
Ser Sootfranfe tpurbe in feline 3eimat6=
itaot Seonto 5uriidgebra9t, no er i'm 9a=
ter9auie bic leBte liebspOle gflese fanb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11
: @ntqtna Der g 4anbe. e

- Gntsing Der S9anbe. Sdz
rub Rot6, elmer iungen l1n9urin, Die i9rcr
@r3dblun9 nu3 nit tnupper Hot6 einem
2eben Der S6anbe enttam, puroe bpr einiz
gen Sagen bon ben 8eamten Der 8urgez
Office in Jleip gort geituttet, gu Gunben.
Sic fam in Stem gort BON 8uenos 4preS
auf benz 9ampfer r9alileo" an unb fugte
gu benz SnIpettOr, baB ie 5reunbe in Der
5tabt babe. sic CAB gu, baB iie niemals
i'm 2anbe mar, fagte aber ben 8eamten,
baB fe auf Der 5Gu4t OOr einem Better
fet, Der Ite mad @ibumeritu mitnu6m. Der
Better, Sif4el 8itterftein, babe fic nur3
3peifel6aften Sduiern gebru4t uno es iet
i6r gelungen, gu entflieben, Cine Dame,
Der ite lire @ei4idte er8dblte, g16 i5r
3~eifegelb na9 Seem Oorf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11
unfere mohenousoabe.

Wir lenten bic NufmertIamteit unferer
2efer auf unIere @o4en : 4usgube, tpeG4e
in 9entf9IanO cine mad 9uuIenben aGbIenbe
@erbreihing bat unb groBes SntereTe erregt.
Sc t0nnten @iele i6ren 8ertpanbten burG
elm Announcement auf bus WohenbGatt cine
5reube bereiten unO es finben au9 biele
Srugen iiber bieiige gerbdItnife, tpel9e in
biefer 3eitDng e~inge6enb er0rtert nerben, auF
biefe Beife TIRE @rlebigung obne Gunge Brief
f9retbereien.
Die Wo9en : @usgube, nu9 9eutf9Ganb
Dber TOnt ms NusGunb Oerfunbt, toftet incl.
gorto $500 per Subr, i'm 8ordus aabt=
bar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11
,,murmfortfdb."

90 beiBt ein tletues GoIes Oormitid in
unIerem &0rper, bas Iei9t bur9 &eritopfuno
nit feiter &otbmaiie II. {. NJ. in eiterise Grts
3inbuns serGtb, bic binteu wenisen Soeelr
3um Gobe1 fiibrt. 0teie i6refli9e Rrorfbeit,
nel6e Appendicitis 9eltanrt rpirb, fo,nte
alfo. wie aus bent @eia9ten i6on berporsebt,
oar ri9t portommelt, rpeitll ntait BEL benz eez
rin9itelt alt3ei9en elmer 8erftopfnn9 fir
9itten Stubt9ar9 ior9t, uitb 5par nit 6iilfe
Der beriibmten ct. Bernard &rGuterpiGe1
Nnbere Wtittel iiltb ni6t au9e3et9t! 9ie reiseir
ben 0arm nut nod mebr. Sn alert 9lpotbe=
te1 3u babe1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11

Sebr f9te9t f4einen bic unteren
fran5Dfif9sn Offi5ter geiteut gu
fetn, gdrr3 Defenders i6leat bic 9nuptz
Geute, bic MIR 300 Srs, (nupp $500 mOnutz
Ii6 be5ieben. Sin berbeirutbeter 9auptmunn,
Der borf4riftsmdBig mod 100 5rs. 3uf3ub
baben muB, 6ut uIIo pienei4t nit $50 mOnutz
Gi9 cine Srau unh 5umiGie Our48ubringen.
Sbnen gegeniiber iinO, pte bic n9ReDue beg
8eoues" febr treffenb bemerft, 4rbeiter,
pel9e beitdnbig BON 7 Big 10 Srs. per Sag
berhienen unb feline b~erufsmGBigen Wusgu>
ben gu MAIDEN buben, 9erabe5u gldnsenb gez
fteGt. limb tpie erit ii n TX 0ffi5iere, BON
benen Der iiingite l1nterleutnant f4on nit
$140O iGbrGi4 ober 583 6rancs poer $116.36
monatti9 anfdngt.