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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10
Nus Geras.
Stnbe, Ser, %, @pr;l 1899.

Sinbe, Ser, %, Npr:t 1899.
@ee6rter 6err Simon!
@inltegeno ienbe i6 81 fir Sonntagsz
nWeten" unb 8o3snbtatt, SIN oBeten"
bonn 26. MGr3 mar Elm Giu5eIanot BON Na=
flor M. M. Sppte, ii6eri9rie6en: uIpofc@
GiI6e 3eiten piebergetebrt". Sat man nieIes
@ingeIanbt als cine Qnnonce 81 betra9ten
oOer 6at Or, girt6ol3 iOlde Huren npl3ogen?
(Nnm. 3. &eb. - 9o8 mar cine be-
5a6Gte Nn3eige, fir beren SnbaGt mir ieIbtz
berftdnbli6. feline @urant;e iberne6men,)
6at Der Supiter i'm Sabre 1900 ooer 1901
Sag unb Na4tglei6e?
(Mnm. b. Ren. - Sur MnFelung
BON oftronomii6en ~8ere9run9en manqelt es
mir an 3eit)
so tarn man cine 9b4anOIung liter Die
&altpaferfltr befomnen3
(Nnm. ;. 3eo. - Sn Der 8r3fanb@
lung bon SIZZLING & 8Iuppenbad9 bier IN
@btcdgo.)
Die 6erren G~orreIponberten in Seras
f4etren ii4 nit ibren Qg1i9ten iiber nieIen
@taat ni4t einiqen gu %tGnnen; bic uriu9e
mag tpobl barin liegen, 6aB Seras tpegen ieiz
rer @rOBe bon einem 8unfte aug niGt re9t
beurt6eilt fperben fam, benin Der 1nte1IGieb
5nif3en NOrbz unb Giibteras lift eben 70
groB, als Der 5ipii6e1 8efz unb OFteyas,
Sn ioem Oisfer S6eite 1T audi Die 2onoz
pirtbI4aft Oerf4iebeu, in 5o[ge bcfen ebenz
fdaS bic @rtrGge Oe3 5arn1ers. Sn @etz
teras, ND i4 pO6ne, lp:ro ausf9tieBli6
RiaOOie4z uno @4ai2udt getrieben. Wer
einniaI Elm @eloma6er 1T, 10 fagt man, fann
ff4 auf etnen uSlut Rod" feBen uno ma6t
9elo; Elm NnOerer unn ms S6larafz
fenlanb geben, un0 Wles, mas er fi6 ba err
pirbt, tit Dienet4t Elm 8Gu6le;n; bies fOa
ober nt4t auf Die 9erren Gorre1ppnbenten
9emiin3t fem,
@4tungsboG
W m. g nnpemnnr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10

Us m. 60 a n 4.
GuerO, Ser, 1. Mai 1899.
8ee6rter 6err &ebufteur!

9ee9rfsr 0err Eendtteur!
gor etnigen Sagen ma6te i9 bon guero
IN 9epttt @ountD aus eineu 9(usflua ra6
Der 9smiiiefarm bes 6rn, Otto 8ii6eI; berz
ielbe bat bort Dor 2 Sa6ren einen Damn
IN Der 9uaoeloupc bauen lai1en, baS 8uTer
0es 6lufeS in einen tInitli6 unqeGeqten
2et4 geIeitet unO babur9 cine SSlG6e bDn
lIber 500 4cres bepGferbar gemu6t. Die
@nlage 1T 5iemli6 grOBartig. 0enn aud
rtan3e tleinere MGngel bor6an6en limb, lit
I'm 8an3en bod Der 3pef, cine 1r0Bsre
5ldhe gum Gnbuu BON @emifen, Melonen
1f1o Oeri4teoenen S~utterpflan3en 6er3uriAz
ten, portreffli4 gelungen. gs perben Rarz
toffeln, 3miebeIn, SOmuten, Ro6G, @aIerz
nno 3udermelonen ge3pgen, duberDem
Sorghum, Qlfalfa, Safer uno @elI6fprr.
Ob Die 4nlage big ieBt groBe @rtrGge a6z
ptrft, min i'd babin geiteQt iein la1en. Gor
l2-l6 Sabren, aIs Der 8emife6Qu in
SeraS nod in Der &inb6eit lag, pGren biefe
aulturen alerbings pr6fitabel gepeien, cher
ieBt, no in ben &iiftencounties nit 10 nee
mig 4rbett unb Mi6e grOBe gemiiIeernten
er5telt perben, be3meifIe i9 febr bic Gentaz
btlttGt. 9d Der 8oben gum groBen S6eiG
Elm gutter @anbboben nit 2e6munterqruno
1T, 10 CLAUDE i4, baB SeIeriez, Gparqe(z
uno Sabatbuu iib better auf benz @rmnoz
ittf be3aBlen t%pirben; glei4faGs GieBe fh
CUR 9erbternte gepiB fe6r erfOlgrei9 gtu<
mentobI 3ieben.
Bel einem ~3peiten 8efu6 Der 8ii6erfhen
Anlagen bate i9 8%eGegen6eit, cine aus elmer
Sabrit in 0biO ftammenbe 8flun3maz
i9ine in SbGtigteit gu fe6en, Sd fu6 cine
oerartige Mai6ine gum erftenmale ar6eiten
urlo m1B gefteben, buB mid bic auBerorz
oentll9en 2eifbungen berfelben pirtli9 iiberz
rai3t baben. 4u9 nt9t cine ein3iqe bnn
ben OOrber nit bieier Maf9ine auseefeBten
Pflan3en mar ausgegungen, ale ftanben
bOrtreffli3. IS purben bic lebten Somatcn
gepflan3t, Die eriten itanben bereits in bolz
Ter 8Giitbe. 6r. 8ii4el berii6erte midi, baB
auf bteie Weiie tdglt3 6 Mcres qepflan3t
peroen t0nnten. @on elmer nGberen 8s=
f4reibung Der Maf4ine BARI i3 Qbtanb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10

auf Der Gtienbabn 6ier burdfabrenOer 5rem=
Der tpirb ben @tnbrud 9eipinnen, baB es hier
nihts als Walbungen unb @erge giebt, unb
tpenn ct an elmer Der Gtatipnen abIteiet,
frGgt er It4 mO6l, mas 1ier gum unter6dlt
elmer Ortf6aft gu TinOen iei9 Sept er iiG
aber in Elm 8uggp uno fdbrt berum, 70 finoet
er aQentbaGben bliibenne 6arnsn. Die SIN
Iiebler iinb Iebr gatfreunOlib u1b etn Gremz
Der, Der fib nad einem neuen 6eim nmiiebt,
finbet bic freunOli9fe 8e9an0lung."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10
SIR bic p9anbmirtbi6oftIt6e geila9e" Der ,Satnois
Stoots. 3ettun9".
Qm Uoropol.
Cgon @aria @eper, Battle Street,, Sotpa)

Sin LANCER, ftrenger @inter ma6te bic
les Sa9r bic Menf6en, DEFENDERS a6er bic
Sarmer, miBmut6ig un6 iibellauniq, unb
AUDI MIDI bate cine furdtbare Rrub6iicz
fti9teit erfoBt. @nbli6I 3tpet f80ne, p1.me
Sage, aber ~anfatt baB i9 midi baGii6er
hdtte freuen f0nnen, berbirbt mir bic On
frage BON Srau 8a9mann: y@ie es am
Noropol ausfe6t?" BON Neuem Die 2dune.
pa muB i4 bin," fagte i9 8u mir Iel6F,
benin, blet6e t4 Die Nntport 19uGbig, lit
meme gauge S4riftiteQere6re in 8.io6r
uno 5rau Caroline la6t ii9 ms 5FGuitz
4en, oaB fe Der alien &lugI6mus in5Soma
enoli3 cine 6arte geuB gegeben bat, pel-9e
tie nt6t %auftnaden fam. Sd 3oq uIIp
meine Sdntaftegonhel aus Der 3emife uro
mu9te Soilette, benin am Norbpot fann
maj ME mifen, mem man begegnet. SD
3og mein gutes i9tpar5es &leib an, nell
DIES mir mein S4piegerfo6n leBte Gei6=
nu4ten gef3entt fat, bamit i9 ii6er midi
ielbft trauern foue, feBte ba5u einen &az
pptt6ut duf uno borgte mir meines &enters
Pel5. @ber bic 6uBe naren ieBt I6rn
talt, Sil5itiefeln paBter ni9t gu Die1sr Nei=
ie uno oa fiel mir mod 5u re9ter 2eit
meine Seutf4ldnoer 8drmflaf9e elm, un0
a~nitatt fe nit fo9enbem @afer gu fill
len, bolte i9 aus benz perborgeniten @inz
tel bic fOrgfdltig a~ufbepa6rte leBte 8alone
8ein, nel6e t6 gu meinem @eburt3to9e
gum 8eften geben nollte, ma9te i'm tos
9enb unb finite bamit bic Slaf9e, an mel
der fib III 6iBe unb 9era erfpdrmen
tpnnten.
Sd gon6eIte fort, Die o6eren 2uftI9i6z
ten tparen mir g%iinftig, fe trie6em mid
na4 Norben. Sd mar f9on bieIe Stun
ben e~egonbelt, aGs i9 drgerli9 einmul auf
bic @rbe 6ernteberfa6. Die @onbeG Bate
it3 geientt unb i6 fonnte beutlt6 1e6en,
baB bic @rbe elm ~meilengroBes 2p6 battle,
iiber tpel9em fortipG6renb elm GbtGon mir
bette; UNI bieIes Sod mar elm bober @isz
naG aufgefibrt unO in Ginger @ntfernung
parenqfd6le nit Safeln anoe6ra3t, porauf
bas Nort rNorbpol" itanb, Sd 3oq am
8entil, um gu lanben, unb in elmer @tunbe
befanb ib mid auf Dem MarftpIaB elmer
Stabt, beren6duier ale bon Sis, i'm malt
ridden Gtple, NIT fld9en 9o9ern gebaut
tpdren.
NGe 8epo9ner %itr0mtem 5ufummen uro
betra9teten MIDI neugierig; pl0bli6 t6eilte
it9 bic Menge unb uuf mid gu itiir5t elm
Mann nit Der Srage: Speak you eng
lish?" mo-" iase i6. uParlez vous
francais, MADAME I'm petit peu
Monsieur, ie suis une Allemande."
Sine 0eutI4e? @iufommen am NOrb.
pol! 8itte, itei9en Sic aus, mein Jame
lit @ottlie6 @3uI5e, Reporter Der 9eorbpol=
@asette". @ie foG ib nun Die 9Dlenquuz
lem be19reiben, bic i9 aus5uiteben bate;
i9 fam mir bur, ME Elm Srages unb Nnt=
t~pprtfpie1, pel9es man uuf benz S~abrmartt
fir 3e6n pfennige in ieber @roI9sn6uoe
fault; enbli9 muBte 9err S9ul3e 3pei
Mal 6intereinanoer nieien, un0 bteie pauie
beniibte i9, UNI ibm gu fagen, baB i9
fur9tbaren 9unger bate. @alant Bot Pr
mir 1einen Nrm un6 fibrte mid in'5
Norbpol~6otel gum M~tttagbroo. 9as 51us
mar BON Dieredtgen gisbI0den ge6aut, elefz
trii9 beleu9tet unb eripdrmt, Der 5dB=
boben nit biden 5e1en belegt unb tie
MGnbe nit Seebunosfelen bebGngt. 9aIb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10
Brief aus 8osnten.
l1ntersW inOborft BEL 8Osnti9zGrubisfa
15. Npril 1899.

unter@QE1np9or1t bet 8Osnt1@<0rdo1std,
Us. Npril 1899.
@ee6rter 9err Simon!
Set einem Sa6r bin ib Nbpnnent eS6rer
pertben 3ettung, mas ib meinem in @6iz
cagO tpo6nenben 8ruber peter 8ueQes6a9
81 perbanfen babe, Sd babe in S]rer
ngeiluge" BON 20. SUM- b. s. in einem
bon @ugut 8OInig in 2inb, Wafbington,
gei9riebenen Brief geleien, baB bort mod
Prairiez2anO fir NniiebIer gu befommen
lei unb bas &lima febr gefunb iein 1oq.
Wenn mir nun bier unfere 9e6Gu6e unb
@runofi6e preistpiirbtg an ben Mann
bringen %tOnnten, tpGren me6rere SamiIien
nibt abgeneigt, na9 Nmerita iiber3uiiebeln,
8or alien m09te i4 9errn 8olnig meinen
nGrmiten 0ant a%bitatten, baB er mir auf
meine 5ragen 10 lie6eboQ geantportet bat.
Nur m04te i9 tptffen, ob er meinen 8ipeiz
ten 8rief ni4t er6alten bat, tporin i9 I'm
Nustunft Bat, nie Der 8pben bort 6e1hafz
fen lei, mas Elm @efpann Pferoe toftet, pie
t3euer Pflug, @gge, Wagen, feline Mil6=
fluff u. I. IN. gu te6en tOmmen. Wie 1T
bort i'm ~bOrigen Sabr Die @rte ausgefalen?
Wie iinb bort bic Sruhtpreife2
8ir Geien bic griefe in Der gei6GBten
n8eiIage" nit Snterefe unb BADEN uns
i3On 10 5iemli6 BEL sud- orientirt, Nu9
BADEN mir geleien, baB in 86atcom g.,
Bai5ington, mod 0dlolunb gu taufen lit,
aber ba mir bier in benz entlegenen 8osnien
dngefiebelt unb cine tpeite gPeiie 5a
MAIDEN BADEN tpiirben, tpiirbe uns ni6t qe=
niigenb iibrig bleiben, I'm groBe @eGoalsz
ldgen gu MAIDEN, besbal6 tpiirben mir 6eimz
ftdtteGanb auf Der prairie nor3ie6en.
9dtten mir i'm Sabre 1879 bic Reife
na9 Nmerifa gema9t, an1tatt bier6er mad
8osnten, 10 tpdren unfere Mittel 6eute tppbl
ginitiger g%eituItet, uber mir tparen bamaIs
no9 ni3t 10 genuu iiber Nmerita orientirt.
Soften mir bamaI5 19on cine 3eitung, pie
SIRE u8eflage", gu leieN 6efommen, 10
tpiirben mir uns ni9t bier6er in bteIe elenbe
@egen6 bertrrt 6aben. Mir tper0en bier au
i9tper NIT Steuern unb 3e6nten belaitet,
1oodB an Elm @mpprfpmmen oar ni6t 3u
oenfen 1T. QuBerbem ertitirt 6ier gar feline
Snbuitrie uno es muB fait alles unter benz
Wertb b~erfauft per6en. Den 8oben bier
ppllen mir ntht i9nld6en, benn auf ibm
pdht 10 3iemli9 aIes, @tr bauen 53uderz
riiben an fir ben Staot, iie tpa9Ten bier
febr iippig, aber Die Qrbeit tpirb taum be-
3a6Gt; audi Sa6at buben mir fir bic 93ez
gierung angebuut, mir BADEN 1ebr 190nm
Sa6at ge3ogen, aber Der Nnbau renttrt ft6
ni4t, benin fe BADEN ben 196niten Sabat
anitatt fir Nusti9, fir NusI9uB erflGrt,
Sir u nieren Na9pu9s finb bic Nusfi6z
ten bier tribe, bic &tnber tperben unb bleiz
ben arme 8Dsntaten. Sci al btefen trultz
rtgen 8er6dltnifen 6errf9t bter audi mod
bas ldftige We9felfieber, an pel6em man
offers Elm 6ul6es big Elm gan3es SSabr lana
81 leiben bat un0 babel arbeitsunfd6io
pirb; mun9er irnge Mann lit oaran au
@runDe gegangen. @ir a1e finb Gbeinldn=
Der unb tOnnen urs rii6men, tii9tige 8au=
ern gu iein, Nir itnb audi BON gu Saufe
aug getpD6nt, einen guten Srunf gu nebmen,
mas mir aud bier in 8osnien t6un, nu
nit Dem unter19iebe, baB mir in unferer
friiberen 5ein1atb eineu guten &prnbrannt=
pein ~tranfen, unb bier aber nit 9lipoDit,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10

g l9nrs@or 25 Gents lin 9riefmorfen) Der
MiaS, Segos. 3rnipfuS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10

NcbrdOer SItmanms,
eeer, Sent16lonb. Il. @at1efo. Sus..
importtren nnb 5it9ten bic meltberiibms
ten oeutl9en &utihpicroe. Sine
11one AusmobI immer oorr6tbio uub
gum Nertouf gu ben nieorio1ten Breiieu
uno beften Sermineu. ifb3m ma
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10
5000 0r6utfc1f

%UUU PFNUttCW
9ut u Staotsausitelungen i'm Sabre 1893.
Allo lautet bic @nti9et6uuo. 8reismiirnis
9es 8eHtt9eI tutO ocrcn @tatcier ann
Sertauf. Wtan ienoe Sc 9oItmorten fir I'm.
leren t1uitrirten &ataloa,
Ohas. Gammerdinger, Box %, Columbus,
tio Ohio,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01
ANOTHER MODEL TOWN.

From The Rochester Post-Express
undeterred by the fate Of Pullman and DolgeNHiIe,
.bS owner OF a coal tract Pittsbur2 Is buiidihs
a model mining town Each Of It's houses OF orlch
and stone will stand quarter acre lot' WIN
eower beds and an orange Usage hedge IN Non'
School buildings reading and club house. churches
and stores will be provided. thus leaving the miners
"a ;heir families to the number Of three thousand
nothing 10 do but move in and be happy: Some pre-
cautions are however. 10 be taken against such an
tssue az the enterprise as has befallen other eX-
perirnents OF the same kind. The homes are 10 De
Zone he property OF the individual miners. and
rhev are to run the place as In the case OF otheI
villages The stores 70 be managed on the
rro6r sharing plan club and reading room mem
fership viii Involve the payment Of dues Inc sale
Of ItqiIor I'm or near the place VIII be barred
.,rbf intention is SAYS the founder Of the town.
90 provide every benefit with which an employ e
can be supplied on the other hand the cost OF
producing coal must be made as low as II can De
made legrmately" II the latter half OF TINS dec
iaratiou implies that the miners are 20 accept less
nav than that given elsewhere in the same district
;or Ike labor as Offset 70 The provision MADE III
their behalf the failure Of the scheme. however
carefully framed IN other respects. can ssley De
<~S5!cted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01
Danrlua Academies.

T1yNGE WALLhCE'S SCHOOLS
" Harlem. sO-s- West i.1th street.
West side s3rl street and broadway,
see Circular. Opening Oct 9Th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01
NORTON POINT LAND COMPANY
2O3 Montague Street, Brooklyn.
9neirurlloU.

For Boys and Young Meh city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01
anttion Sales of Real Cstate.

TRUSTEES.
Frank jerks. President:
Cornelius Macardel. Nice-Presloent.
calvin Tomkins. Treasurer.
william I. Rae. secretary
Robert Maxwell
David II. Valentine.
John Brooks Leavtt
Alrick u Man.
J. Lott Nostrand'
George T. night.
Edgar S. hicks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01

rfrect preparation business IN short time at
moderate charge. Bookkeeping Shorthand Typewriting
Penmanship etc taught BY specialists individual in
,1con. senarate ladies' department; day and evening
sessions graduates assisted to situations students can
t.gir nov call or write illustrated Prospectus and
>-5aioGie" giving terms and full information
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01

Real estate for Sale or Gtcban6c.
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE family brick house IN
good ORDER. rented lYr S5i6ol reasonable offer
fusei. I.ANDN~kI. 80 WNck.f -. 81 ave- Bkyn
ift .i'- 90 plot. %, Railway.
~ J.; beautifully situated and with all inlpr pvements
lie MOIl.T fhe Florist 500 Trcm0nf-aye y
The times., 1899-07-08
coLoRADo's cANNIBAL CASE.
Final Decision of the Supreme Cour-
Regarding Alfred Packer.

Colorado Springs. Col, July 7.-Unless
the State board of pardons releases the
prisoner, the Colorado supreme court has
finally disposed Of the most notorious
criminal case in the annals of this State.
Alfred Packer, the ''man-eater." as he is
called, was sentenced by the Gunnison
county district court on August 2, 1886, to
forty years Imprisonment in the Cannon
City penitentiary for manslaughter There
were FIVE counts, and his term was eight
years on each.
In the winter of 1874 Packer with Israel
Swan, Shannon Wilson Bell, Frank Miller,
George Noon, and James Humphreys, be-
came lost in deep SHOWS while attempting
to cross the Saguache Mountain range on
the way from Salt Lake City to Los Pinos
Indian Agency. They were stormbound for
several days. and they finally gave up, ex-
pecting to die.
While his companions slept Packer slew
them, and lived on their flesh until spring
He reached the agency in April. and said
his companions had perished and that he
had lived two months on berries. Theodore
Davis who was in the mountains sketching
for Harper Bros, discovered Packers
camp. He sketched the pile of human
bones he found there, and his testimony,
with Packers confession, led TO his con-
viction. He was first sentenced to be
hanged. This sentence was reversed ow-
ing TO the abolition of capital punishment.
and the present punishment was inflicted
The case has become famous because Of
its complications It has been up almost
continually since 1886. The supreme court
has rendered five separate decisions, cov-
ering as many phases of the case. II is
not probable that the board of pardons
will interfere with the sentence.
The times., 1899-07-08
Best linen collars, Sc.
Best linen cuffs, &c.

We have contracted with sew
eral of the leading collar and
cuff manufacturing concerns Of
Troy, n. Y, to take all their
seconds" They ship them
twice year, and the midsum-
mer shipment has just arrived.
1t couldn't be more opportune,
coming, as it does now, just
when you are buying neck linen
for your summer outing. And
although they're seconds, we
defy you to point out the defect
in any.
If it is drop -stitch-if II is little
OFF shape-or II there is the slightest
thing the matter with a collar or cuff
made by these celebrated concerns. IL
is thrown aside Yet not one OF these
little defects impair the wear or ap-
pearance of them
And thus you get the best 4-ply 200
linen collars, which sell for i5c. for &c.
and the best 4-ply 210o linen cuffs.
which sell for zoe and 25c pair. for
&c pair.
The times., 1899-07-08
Celebrating the Fourth in Norway.

New York, July Emil L. Boaz. New
York manager of the Hamburg American
Line, has received a cablegram from the
captain of the steamship Augusta Victoria,
now on a cruise to the coast of Norway,
North Cape. and spitzbergen. dated Holdo,
Norway, and describing the way July 4
was celebrated by the excursionists on
board. The cablegram was as follows:
Yesterday had a grand celebration.
Among others great speeches were made
by Count Sottornich, Russian Ambassador
at Hamburg and John Wanamaker, to
the toast of the German Emperor and the
President OF the United States
The times., 1899-07-08
RARE FINDS IN WEST VIRGINIA
A Countcrfciter's ISi., Gold Mine. and
Human Skeletons Discovered

Parkersburg, W. Va, July 7.--Great ex-
citement exists on Joe's Creek, Monroe
county. because of the discovery of a COM
plete kit OF tools for counterfeiting, un-
earthing of an old stamp mill. and smell
ter, the location of an abandoned gold
mine. and the exhuming of the skeletons
of fifteen persons, some with bullet holes
in the skulls. II Is said that about seventy
years ago a number OF persons living in
the section became suddenly rich and en-
igrated West. Shortly afterward a large
number of United States marshals came
into the country hunting for counterfeiters
and it is supposed that the skeletons are
those of the marshals and dead outlaws.
Samples Of the ore from the mine have
been taken to chemist for analysis Some
very large nuggets Of gold have been found
in the vicinity OF the mine.
The times., 1899-07-08
1,C0O's of mems
shirts, 33c.

the same qualities and the
same patterns which YOU will
see in the windows of other
stores about town for 75c and
Sl-perhaps the same make of
shirts-are offered You for SO
cents, because we can do it-be-
cause We bought thousands at a
clip, which were made to sell at
wholesale for 81 IL cents. The
whole front window has been
filled with them. 1t is an enor-
nous showing. They are all
soft bosoms, some have detach-
able collars, and some have de-
tachable cuffs, and there are all
sizes, from IA to II II. Perfect
in every way-unsmirched, I'M
soiled-fresh from the factory
of those celebrated
makers, Steppacher &
Stern, of Baltimore, ,D,
and only .............
The times., 1899-07-08
Stylish Ribbons.

The sale which we inaugu-
rate today concerns thous-
ands of yards of the most styl
ish and seasonable ribbons
the most-wanted shades and the
the most desirable, trustworthy
qualities. 1t is thus a distinct
i've sale, in that it is devoid of
all trash, of which the market
is trimming over, and which
are the main bargains" of 9th
er sales about town.
The times., 1899-07-08
HECHT AND COMPANY, AS=5l5 Seventh Street.

Sixteenth Infantry in that charge. His
work was so commendable that the War
Department recommended giving him
commission, although he has no political
pull whatever.
Capt. j. B. Foraker. son and secretary OF
the Ohio Senator, was at the War Depart
ment yesterday enquiring Of Adiutant
General Corbin what chance there is for
the appointment of some of his fathers
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mates. In that way 1t is expected the really
deserving ores will get promotions.
The President himself rewarded SOL
der who did brave work in the charge up
San Juan Hill in the Santiago campaign a
year ago. He appointed Edward O'Flaher-
ty. first lieutenant in the Twenty-seventh
regiment. which is the number of one of
the volunteer organizations to be formed.
0'Flaherty was duty sergeant OF the
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Reward to solve n Mystery

Wilkesbarre, Pa, July mo clew has
yet been discovered which throws any
light on the identity of the headless body
found in the Susquehanna River on the
Fourth of July. The river has been drag
ged in the immediate vicinity of where
the body was found, and the shore has
been searched, but the missing head has
not been found. The county commission
ers have been urged to offer a reward for
the murderers. as it now seems certain
that the man was killed and the body plac-
ed in the river.
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constituents. He got little announcement
as veterans Of the Spanish War are to
be cared for before any political seIee-
tions are made. At least. that is the story
that War Department officials are telling
to callers.
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OFFICERS FOR VOLUNTEERS.
A spanish War Soldier Gets n Com
mission.

IT was announced at the White House
yesterday that Major General Otis Will Sc
lect the officers for the two volunteer regi-
ments he is forming In the Philippines The
President will appoint the men he desig-
The times., 1899-07-08
25c. aII-silk taffeta ribbons,
DIG.

An immense tableful of those hand
some silk taffeta ribbons. in every
shade which is wanted and which are
from five 10 six inches wide, and which
you cannot buy elsewhere for less than
25c yard, viii go for u 1-2c yard.
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PLENTY OF CANDIDATES
Competition for Former Justice
Cox's Mantle Is Fierce.

There is n Fenr That the Local At
torneys VIII Not BE Able TO Act
UnitedIy-JudEe AIIread, of Ohio,
Looms Up in n Formidable Man.
ner on Account of Political Service
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Go to yonderhede's New York Buffet. ia5
Tenth Street northwest. for glass OF Heurieh's
Senate Beer drawn iIom the wood.
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1000 yards shirred ribbons,

Fancy and plain. whichever you wish
to choose. There are thousand yards
of it, and you have never before seen
this quality selling for less than 10
cents yard.
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S4 blue serge coats $3.50

choice of a single or double-breasted- made
enable them to retain their shape, yet not enough
to make them heavy. They sold for 81 here and
everywhere. $3.50 for this lot
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Youths blue serge suits. the fine
quality which we can guarantee with
out limit and the color Of which is as
fast as can be-the highest grade of
youths suits on the market. which sold
this season for as high as SIS. 70 50
to go for.................. @O.JU
Little boys blue serge suits. in sizes
from to l6 years. a quality which we
guarantee and color which we guar
antee will not fade, and if it does bring
the suit back; they sold for s. and
have been all season, and are
ysa1. yet selling in for 96r s. and So else 298
Youths all-wool check and plaid
cashmere long pants suits, consisting
of not more than one or two of kind.
half-lined coats; sold for Sl09S, $9.9S,
Ss.9S. and s7.9S, the very best made
suits to be had, will be closed 81 IN
out at. ........-.......... N'o0