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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
1T MERITS ATTENTION.
A NEW PREPARATION WHICH CURES
DYSPEPSIA AND STOMACH
TROUBLE.
Remarkable Curative Properties.

n new remedy. which may revolut.ontze
the treatment OF stoml, h troubles has re-
Gently been placed hciorc the public ana
bears tho endorsement OF many LEADING
physicians ana scientific men
The remedy is nor wonderful secret
discovery. nor i patent medicine. neither
Is 1t Claimed to cure anything cxccpt m
digestion ana stomach troubles win
which n!ne-tentA5 OF our nAl!on arc al.
ficted.
The remedy IS In the form OF pIcason,
tasting tablets or loz npes containing y.u-
etablc ana irut essences pure as,ut3r
nepSin Gree from animal Impurities It's
nipth and Golden Seal, they are sold ~
dtues!sts generally under tbs name o:
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
Many Interesting exp -V!mcnts made with
these tablets show tina. they POSSESS re-
inarkable digestive lower, one grain OF
the active principle being sufficient Ia
thorous MY digest 800 times its own
Went OF lean meet eggs. oatmeal OF
similar Wholesome 70 IS; these tablets do
not act on The bowels like after-d!nnei.
Pills. nor in fact do they act unon ann.
particular organ, but tie manner in which
They act entirely upon the food eaten d.
gcSting 1t completely. nourishinc every
ulssne ana nerve In me body: they simply
perform the work Of digestion. thus glvin..
me weak stoma en- rest and assistance si,f-
hc.ent TO enable Il TO recover it's normal
strength. This is th,. reason So many M,
tended cures have sisndlly failed: thsy al,
not furnish the digestive power which i.
the one thing above all others that m.
stomach of the dyspcQtic lacks, and unless
that lack is supplied it is waste Of timc
to attempt 20 restore no onfcabled stoul-
ach by means. Of tones" stomach bit
ters and pills no permanent good can
result from their Use.
II the stomach can bo rested and assist.
ell In the work OF digestion il will very
soon recover: this IS The secret. and the
whole secret of tho .cinarkablc suocss5 OF
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets, q remedy
practically unknom L q year ago and now.
the most popular. wiieiy used dyspepsia
remedy. everywhere Il success secured al
most entirely on rs merits. as Il has never
been extensively advertised
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are now sol1
by druggists everywhere at N cts NJ
package: il he hasn't III M in stock he " n
order them for you from his wholesal,
house. They are made by the r. A Stii,rt
Co.. chemists, Marshall, Mich. who viii
be pleased to send information and ties,
monials from every State In the Union,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
More Norloln 7rerc,.nn,. 10 tho rrou,

It Is very gratifying 20 note the
contracts for furnishing new hotels be-
ing placed With our merchants. The
Johnson China Co. has just received the
contracts for furnishing the new Hotel
Willoughby and the Ocean View Hotel
with new china and glassware. In an
other column will be found an interest
ing advertisement of the johnson China
Co.. advertising their annual clearing
sale commencing Monday. June 9TH.
All goods Will be sold at bargain prices
10 make room for their fall stock of do
mcStic and imported china. Give them
4 call II You need ANYTHING in their line
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
MAMMALIAN SOLD.

Those who attended Ncrfolk's recent
races VIII remember with pleasure S.
y. Paddock's noble Macmillan, 2:t5lh,
winner OF the 2:15 pace in three straight
heats. Nominee, of Colin Stecle's
stable. took the first heat, but the game
little Mazctta forced Maximilian to 20
the "a, Sd and 4th heats in 2:15%, 2:l7a;
ana 2:lGi.. The Horseman says: This
is believed to be the record for tho
State at this time of the year for three
meats. Mr. Paddock on Wednesday
solc MAMMALIAN to j. II. Bronson, of
New Haven, Conn. He will be in Ben
Rennick's hands for tho coming season.
Macmillan is by Brown Hal. dam biz
Prince Pulaski. Mr.. Bronson is the
owner OF Dan. c." 2:O7A; Pearl on.
ward. 2:O6h; Sphinxetta. POSE: Forest
Herr. 2:iO: Laurels 2:15ia; Martina,
Paddock, etc
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
NEWS OF THE COURTS
Fruit Company Chartered by the
Corporation Court.
Suit Entered For Overwhelmingly
Trnnsfers-Cnscs Iicnrd mi tho
Police Court-Thc q. ID. Steamer
Hampton Roads Iibeiicd,

The Court OF Law ana Chancery ad-
journed yesterday for the term.
The Corporation Cou,- was in session
short time. and = charter was grant
ed to the Blount rrust and Produce
Company to handle their products in
the Norfolk market. LIS capital stock
may be not less than 5000 nor more than
$4,000. The officers named are L. d.
Blount. president; Hugh Brown. vice
president; D. z. Blount. secretary and
treas uror
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
street cIcnncr.,rxcur.,on.

The Street Cleaners Beneficial Asso-
citation WILL as has been stated in these
columns. give an excursion to Ocean
View next Thursday. An interesting
program * in course OF preparation
and an abundance OF innocent amuse.
ments will be provided for the people
The proceeds Will be devoted to the as
sociation's fun for caring for sick or
disabled members.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
Isni.n,, OF Cnlnn,hus.

About seventy-nve New England
members Of the Knights OF Columbus,
now making a special trip. will reach
Norfolk this morning. and make the
Monticello Hotel their headquarters
untl to-morroW night.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
Exhibition or Amn,cnr pho,orra,,,,

An interesting exhibition OF amateur
photography will be givel at the Art
League rooms in June.
Several prizes will be awarded, and It
is hoped that all kodak people will con-
tribute their work TO make this first dis
play OF this popular art splendid one.
circulars concerning terms of ad,n;s-
SION to the competition can be had from
me secretary OF the Art League. Mrs.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
Railway charter SOLD.

Fly reference 10 our Portsmouth news
columns it VIII he seen that Mr..
Thomas W. shelton. Of this city. yes;er-
day purchased from the owners tho
charter q the Pig Point and New
por, News railroad paying. it is
said. $4,000 for it. The purchase was
nade Tor Mr.. L. Lancaster Williams,
president OF the Norfolk Street Rail-
way Company.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
Died.

DE MuTH.-At the residence of his par
ents. 2SS Windsor avenue Thursday. June
Isl; nv, at s O'Clock a. M. ROBERT
1pNlOtY DE MtrlI. infant son of w. c.
and NJ II. De MUTII Ago months. .
BRuCE.-At his late residence. No. us
Nortn Maltby avenue. Saturday, June 81.
aged 10 years, -'
The funeral will take pace THIS (Sun-
4ay) AFTERNOON. Juno it'll. n t 3 O'Clock,
from his late residence. Flicnds and ac,
qIalntanceS respectfully invited to attend.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
NORFOLK AT BALTIMORE.

On Thursday. Irene. of Mr.. John
Mariners cottage stables, bay mare. by
Eagle Bird. won honOrS at Prospect
Park. Baltimore. In the 2:23 class.
trottinS, purse $500. she was second in
the first heat. and won the next three
heats straight, making Il mile in 2:lSH.
On Friday, Mr.. Mariners bay stallion.
Too Soon took fourth money in tho
2:2S trot. purse $500. In the 2:19 class.
pacing, purse $500, Colin Steele's gray
mare. Ida G., by jim Wilson. won, hav-
ing sixth place in first heat and taking
the next three in straight heats.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
A Gamc OF RnsehnII-

The Hygeias, of Old Point, and the
st. Claires. of this city, under the can
fancy or ). NJ. Harrison. will play a
match game OF baseball tomorrow at
League Park at 4 p. IN. The st. Clairos
nave some of the best players in this
section and include such we'll known
PLAYERS as the Harrison brothers. Craig
c. Harrison. Morse ana others of ennsi
note. 49,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
Governor Tyier Kctur,. sto,,,o

Governor Tyler. accompanied by his
private secretary, Mr.. Ben. p. Owen
Jr, passed through the city yesterday
en- route from attendance on a MEETING
OF the Board of Fisheries at I,,,o
Wachanea que. He arrived at Rich
mond early in the afternoon.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
rp,iiitl Dead.

Mrs. Nary +. Williamson. wife of Mr.
G. y. Williamson. sanitary inspector.
died suddenly last night at her home.
No les Wood street. She passed away
without a struggle, and did not awake
any one in the room. She had been COM
planning for several days. but her de-
mise was wholly unexpected.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
Ferry Steamers Lines Cur.

About o'clock last night, the lines
of Capt. Phillips ferry steamer, the
Aurora" were cut as the steamer was
making a. stop at the wharf at Primers
Point. in an effort to prevent a landing.
Passengers were landed and others
taken on under disadvantages.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
HORSES AND HoRsEmEM.
NORFOLK HORSES AT BALTIMORE
--MAXIAtILIAN SOLD-THE
WEEKS BUSINESS.

Norfolk horse dealers report that
the local trade. both at retail and
wholesale. has been excellent for the
past week. There is u demand at this
market for horses for all purposes from
all parts OF Virginia, North Carolina
Washington, Baltimore and the North
ern counties Of South Carolina.
Mr.. f. f. McCleary will return from
Harrisburg. Pa. to-day. He has wired
his firm that their combination sale of
high-class horses. held at Harrisburg
on Friday. was very successful the
horses generally bringing good prices.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
GRAND OPENING
,o,n,nbin park. ror,smon.nyo

\ Respectable family resort. The ST.
Bclmos. aerial wonder. The Cartons.
novelty acrobats. Ten great vaudeville
acts. Performance in new pavilion
theatre, rain or shine. every night at s
o'clock sharp. Matinee every Saturday
at 80 for ladies ana children. Ad-
mission. B cents.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
Safe Oi Real Estate.

GERS. No. % Bank street. disposed
NJ private sale Yesterday of the brick
house ana lot No. 455 Church street 10
NJ. Cashn FOR $1,000 cash This makes
over $1,000 worth of property sold by
this firm last week. which shows that
iAiil o. - IL this city and NicinitX can
be disposed of at good prices.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
Union Mission R.,ort

superintendent stengle, OF the Union
Mission renders the following report of
his work for the month OF May:
Attendance. 1896: hands raised FOR
prayer. liz; conversions. 2l; lodging.
SS5; meals. sc; given clothing. 0; open
air meetings, 4; books and papers fur
nished ships. IL; employment secured,
II.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
" d. w. 10 Richmond or Pctcrsbur~


Round trip next Sunday. June 4th.
Leaves Norfolk $40 a. M. returning,
leaves l. hmond 500 .. M on n spe-
clal fast train. Goes rain or shine.
Strict order viii be maintained
my 23-tdr JOS. T.. HERMAN.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
IN THE POLICE COURT.

DIR. l.. NJ. Morgan was arraigned be
fore Justice romlin on the charge OF
murder brought in the warrant sworn
out by Chief Kizcr Friday night. The
hearing was continued until Friday
morning next. and pr. Morgan was
then taken before Judge ~ r. Hanckcl.
OF the Corporation Court. where appil.
cation for bail was heard and granted.
The accused was baiei in the sum of
$1,000. with Messre. Charles II. VIII
liams and s. w. Lyons as suretes. jas
tee Tomlin will hear the case next Fri
day morning.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
WINNERS AT NORFOLK.

The issue OF the Horseman OF A1o,.
3oth gives pictures of the winners a,
Norfolk and Baltimore rs IT'S full mage
cover illustration. This shows AIazettc.
2.l6is BY Tennessee Wilkes: Mani,
milan, 2:151a. by Brown Hal. and prln-
cess Pauline, 2:22h. by Happy Wan
ucrer. as they appear in the paddock
ana Marion c., 2:17E, by Rockdale.
ready for the track.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
sLEIGHING TIME.

spring races, the Horseman says: The
1882 trot at Norfolk reminded one of
slelghng time. The brown gelding
Echo Bell, by Election Bell, Won tbs
race. the bay mare Blue Bells second
while the bay horse Bow Bells, Jr., got
third"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
SUIT ENTENED.

A suit was entered IN chancery by
Sarah McNair, through her next friend.
Charles Jones. against William McNIir.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Deeds were recorded Yesterday max
ing the following transfers OF property
From II. Fivc TO Is. l.. Smersky.
stock Of merchandise ut 62i Church
street 500.
From w. w. Hunter and Sophia Z.
Hunter to Charles I. Ingram and John
y. Powell. lot on Brock street, near
Second; 5000.
From y. y. II. Bolssevain and wife to
Margaret Lamb. lots Nos. S ana ., on
BoiSseVain avenue; S2.lS4
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
win GctTheir Uniform.

The Naval Reserves met at the
Armory last night to receive their uni
forms. but the announcement was made
that the uniforms would not be ready
before Monday night. Every member
OF the Reserves who goes in the cruise
next week Will be furnished uniform.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04

We ARE now at work making Col,ec.
and School Medals. We Will save Won
money II Your order is placed with us
THE GALE JEWELRY co.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04

ished condition of the blood onl, is c,,ra,
ny irooTs Sarsaparilla. which enriches
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
WEATHER REPORT.

Washington June 3, 1899.
Forecast for Sunday:
Virglnia-Fair Sunday and Monday;
variable winds.
North Carolina-Fair Sunday and
Monday; light easterly winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04

All In sight Of monument Newest
Discovery" extracts teeth painlessly.
y. Y. Dental Rooms. Ennes only, 32A
Main street. corner Talbot.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
Norfolk ma vicinity.

WEATHER FORECAST FOR To-
DAY.
Fair and warm; light casterly winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
A WOninn,s Nynrninr

The Virginian- Pilots Richmond cor
respondent sends the following:
Major Howard. chief OF police. IS I'm
receipt of Il letter from lady in Nor
folk warning him against a man with n
dress cutting system who, she alleges.
s"lndied her out OF ten dollars. She
thinks he is coming this way and de-
scribes him as tall. large man with
light complexion.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
FUNlsRALNOTICE


BARCLA f.-Thc funeral of Mrs f.. r.
HHARCl,Af, who died at her cottage. at
CSean view. Saturday. Juno 3d, Will take
place TO-DAY Sunday. June 18th. at the
residence OF Mr.. f. B. Barclays mother
5o- Alstltby avenue. BrambletOn at 8 d M
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04

\ Dig 1Inc OF negITgec shirts with
prices that will make you a. purchaser
RUDOLPHI & WALLACE.
333 Main strcet
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
CROSS GOES TO GRAND JURY.

The negro John Cross. who cut Mr..
Aaron Marx with a butcher knife in
the City Market on March 4th last. was
held Tor the grand jury. after many
contlnuanCeS OF the case
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04

TEMPERATURE, RAINFALL AND
HUMIDITY.
Maximum temperature go. ........ 70
Minimum temperature 49,. ... :. -
Normal temperature 49,. -. ...... 80
Departure from normal -. ....plus 3
Departure from normal since Janu-
airy LIST $50. -. -. -. ...mnus 70
rainfall In past "a hours ...... .... r
rainfall since first of month .. %
Man humidity :. .... .......... so
CALENDAR
Sun rises at 4:45 a. m. and sets at
H:21 p. m. NM
TIDES.
Norfolk-High water at 5:57 a. M and
GEO p. M; low water at 1l:52 a. III. and
1890 p. m.
Old Point-High water Mt $3.50 n. M
and 5:59 p. M; low water at 1881 q. m
md 11:S9 p. m.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
SALOON KEEPERS FINED


Justice Tomlin put n fine of 500 ana
costs Oh Brown ~ Horner. proprietors
or the Bank saloon. No. IL Bank street.
Tor violation of the ordinance provld-
ing that saloon-keepers shall keep thelr
saloons. when closed, so that the In
terror can be seen from the street.
The defendants did not appear In court.
SMALL FINES IMPOSED.
Mabel Anderson. colored. drunken.
ness and fighting: fined s.. 90
sam Friedman. Keeping a disorderly
house; continued until Monday.
solomon Wilson. colored, unlawful
trespass: fined IS.
Dinksy Cooke, colorod. burglary: held
until Monday.
William Grayson. colored. carrying n
concealed weapon: fined SCI.
Thomas Starkey. assaulting Nathan
Met2Ger; fined S,l. Appealed.
David w. Midget. colored. stealing n
ham from the Norfolk Grocery Com
pany; continued until Monday.
A STEAMER LIBELLED.
The Old Dominion steamship Hamp.
ton Roads was libelied yesterday bv
Captain y. y. Marshall. through his nj
torrey. Mr.. w. H. Barton, for So05S Fl
damages incurred by the tug Sollin
which was III collision with the Hamn-
ton Roads in Hampton Creek, October
II, 1888. and as result Of which the sal
| lie sunk. Service was accented hv
Messrs. Hughes Il Little, ATTORNEYS for
the steamboat company, and q pronar
| bond given.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-17
Warftberidt.
Snnrnerf1,lfe.

t ebt wtnter.ggetsen Batents TN Sag. $3.50
10; Stratabts. IS. 2O-3. 40 in Sdden; Speetnt-Brauas
barter s5rnb1abrs.M ei3en gatent5. St.Io-k25. glter5'
$2.S5-2.5O; StogeeumebL $~26o-2.S0.
WinterDei en- - SO. 2 obne &agertoItet, 7St;
rotber 9tu. 8, ubne 2a9ertoiten, T0-71Ac.
SRI b 10 brsptt3e 9to. 8, obne Sa9erfrfter.
66-68c; $50. a, obue Sa9erfoten, 64e.
Mots $40. 2. i'm Spetber. 324-32Mc; so. 8. ouf
benz @eIeiie, 1896; pbue 2u9erfuiten, S21-331sc; seIber
No. 2, int Gpeiber, 9S4c; 9elber gO. 8, auf benz Seleiie
1916; Dbne Sa9erfoiten, 1896; so. 4. ouf benz Seleiis.
$3.50; obue &aeertofen, 3l-32c.
Snfer - gto. 2, ouf benz @eIeiie. 27c; obue Sa9ers
fOfteu. 26A-27c; go. 8, auf benz @eIetie. 26he; meiBer
No. 3, auf benz @eleiie, 28%-29Ac; pbne Sa9erfciteu.
28A-29hc; psiBer go. 4, benz SeletIe, 28h-2sc; Obne
2agerfoiten, 29-294c.
&D99en- gto. 2, obne &nserfpften. 6o-6lc.
Serfte Obne Sa9ertOfea, 1886.
Cd m reieu -SIaas $40. l ytortbweftern, anf BEN
Seleiie, nonineI $L.08-1.0SM.
RIeie-&eine 9erfdufe b~eribtet.
8 Ell Sufubren SO Cars; fem gerinnbt. Wtnrtt
fet nit bDbereu 9reiien.
9erfdufe auf benz SeIeiie: 3intotbb, aetpDbnIihes
Bis beftes, % bic Come; Qrairie, ~9eipDbHlis
DIES big beftes BON So 50-10.75 per Sonue.
@troD- fft unb tbdtig. 8tOgsen, s6,75-7.ol;
@ei3en unb 9afer, 4.5O-a.Oa
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-17

ben guten Mbgang. Sn Wolz unb aamm=
garn1toffen fir 9erren6etfeibung 1T bus Sc
Ihdft ru6iger getporben. ODD itebt cine
itdrfere Na6fruge na9 bieIen Stoffen in
ft9erer Nusfi9t, ba bic 8orrGt6e BON &leiz
bern in bteIem 6riibja6r gegen ale @rfpar<
tung fart geli9tet porben iinb. lin fir bic
fommenbe Sat1on geriitet gu iein, miifen
ba6er bic Standardization in n691ter 3eit
tire Sperotionen energif9 Beginner uno has
nDtbige Moterial unibaffen. SeiOenftoffs
Iinb in bieIem Nugen6lide bernu9lGIfigt,
mas ii9 bur6 bic 2ebbaftigteit bes 9ei9Gft5
ip66renb Der lebten 5pei Monate erfldrt.
Sn 2einentpaaren lit bds @e19Gft u~nre5elz
mGBig. gur feinere Sdbritate, Defenders
8e1fa1ter Spe5ialitdten beferen g6arufters.
finben Qb1ab Bel 9dnolsrn in feiner Waare.
= Sn &upfer 6erri9t elm fpni erpdtiper Son.
aGufer iinb ungeii6ts Der 6Oben preiIe beg
Metaas abpartenD, bod liegt tein Sumption!
elmer riidgGngigen Senben3 beg Murftes Dor.
- Sn 6Guten lit Der Mdrtt fnapp. Breiie
finb feff. Sir 2eber mar in Der Idufenben
@o6e ~geringere Nu4frage, ba bic &Gufe Der
lebten @o9e ben SOLDIERS unb 6abritanten
Waure genug fir bic iebige 3eit IN 9unb
qegeben baben. 9o9 6dlt fi9 Der 9reis BON
2eber fef. - Die Notwithstanding Iuu=
ten qiinitiger unter benz @influfe elmer JAZZ
res3eitgemGBen Witterung in ben 9uuptgez
bieten Der Ser. Stadten,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-17
2Iuoemeiner maarenmarft.

pu tie I - Bette Creamery 49,; l. auolitdt. l6--
TIC; gp.2 2, l3H-l4c; bette na9gema9te, 12-l3Kt;
befte9airp l6; l. AuaIttdt 12-14c; 2 Auolitdt 1t-l2c.
&dfe- - Spius. 9-9Mc; Siutbur9er, neuer, 81
7; Snueiser, l2h-1Sr.
8obneu-BeIte $L17h: bette yUtebiums". $l.15.
Sef1Heel SurfepS, lie Oas Bfb; 3ibuer. 10
1oAc bas gfunb; entsn. s-sHe bas Bfnnb; Saufs.
6-7e bos 8fuub.
eier Sang friI4s. DsrIuTts 0bsereau.t liz
bos 9uBeno.
RoGbfIei5b so bis rs gf1nb Sewi9t, 6-sIe;
rs bis 100 Yfunb. 7-7Mc; 100 bts ITO 8funb. 8-she;
9euDbnlifes bis i9peres, 5he.
Sr;fGe Ttf9e- 8Iud Bag, erobs. bas 8fnnA
sh-10c; 9ife, 5-5Mc; @tdsreL s..
8re Is eGbeeren-9en uno 8n8le, per Gag. 1926
$50 eSerIeps, $5.0o-60l
grbbeeren-SouiTiana, $L.00-l.40 fdr "a Anarts
&iIte.
QepfeI- 9ie beften. $4.00-5.00 bas s5as.
Srangen-Gt Mttdaels. 50 $1,000.
Gttrpnen-8e Qualitdt, So. 90 IS. so bic Giite.
8~ananen-8efte. 9Oc-$l.50 has 9HnbeL
Observation-Disclosures, 1920 oas Bfunb.
Ro rt o III Ell n-6ebrons 32-34: has 8uibeI; geerfeb
32-34c has 8ufbsI; Gtoie 32-34c; 8nrbanfs, $3.50
bas 8uineL. gteue, germubos $4OO-5O bas s5uB.
9aBe &artoffe tn-&us Sainots. $2.00-2.75
bas SAP.
eporasGn aus SaiuUis sO-sOe per 9usena
Biinbel.
4rttf Of pfen 1-L50 baS 0s5.
@etBtraut- So Is has Sag.
WeiBtraut- neues. aus @atforniet $3.50 btS
Giit9en; aus 6Ioribo $3.50.
geIerp-aus Californian 75c-SI00 bas 8inoeI; Elm
beimif6er 20-35c.
@urten = ausgeiuhte 45c bas 9sb; $50. 2 so-25c.
BIumenfobt - $3.50-3.75 bic Rifte.
Gterpf lama - aus Glorioa $3.50 baS &iitber.
Crime Grbieu-aus @oltfOrnieu $~1.25-l.elfir
4 &Drbdei.
crime ptebeIn- aus Saino,s SIPS fur y
8uIbeL
2ar9- 10-15c fir elm 8bb. 8iinoel.
&ppffaIat- Sieiger. $500 bic 8iIte.
S1 10 III n E - 20-40c b. 9bo.
Rlben-n eue soc bas 9bo.
uufeIriiben - neue 81 bic 81 be Glts.
GeIbrHbeu- neue 25-4Oc bos 95o.
SmiebeIn olte, ROTH poer ge[b 55-S0c; ipanift.
81. so b. @uiBeL.
3M-5c bds Ytunb.
8eterftIie - 30-5Oc bas OB6.
@obies9en aus &ouliiana 20-3Oc has DusenS
BinbeI.
mahsbobnen-$ 6. 90 bas 8aibeG.
Rhben- oIte SIP bos S5aB.
opt nat = $500 bas R6rbGen.
Somoten- aus Gtoriba 81. 5O-3.0 bic Rtte.
Wa{ferfreffe, 10-l5c bas Dbb.
&Iferpaaren = Sdtpsine Ieii9fdHer 1870; ttstas
G9u1alatiten 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-17
Japan.

Jdpdf.
@eneralleutndnt Discount &atpa : Gomi
Sorotu, Gbef bes iapunif4en @eMralftaz
bes, 1T geitorben.
Samoa.
Die Meinungsber19ieben6eit bic beaiiqz
li9 Der 2inie, aus tpel9er bic Mataafaz2euts
ii4 5urid5u5ieben beriprO9en batten, ent=
itanoen mar, 1T frieoli6 gei6li6tet unb bic
Qrbeit auf ben Pflan5ungen BEL 8ailele tpiez
Der aufgenommen tporOen. SGmmtli9e
9GuIer in Der Na6buri9dft BON Apia iinb
nod BON Sanusz& riegern fart befeBt.
Sanns bat beim Sbergeri9t &la9e ge9en
bic @ernaltung bes S9abumtes, pel9es,
Bis Or. Solf 1ein 4mt %antritt, BON ben @onz
iuln 9euti9Ganb's, gngGanb's unb Gmeri>
to's tontrolirt nirb, eingerei9t. Sanus
berlangt Elm Wonatsgebalt bpn $3.50, ober
breimal mebr als Malietpa 2aupepd er6ielt.
@onIu[ Osborne, ipel9er als &uIiirer bes
S9abamtes furgirt, peigerte fi9, bas psrz
langte @elb aus3u5a6len, aber Sberri3tee
gbam6ers CAB cine gntf4eibung gu 8uniten
Sunus' fir ben geforberten 8etrag db.
Nu8 @inItelung Der Granddaughter be-
Iu9te cine @btbeilung britii@ec Soloaten
bas 99la9tfeGh BON 8ailina, foo Elm omez
ritonii9es Mai9inen9e1dib tpieoererlangt
tpurbe, bas BON ben 3ebelen erbeutst tporz
ben mar.
Sic &ebeQenforts in 2pttopu unb 8atz
lima puren 5tpei Meilen lang uno bura
8erf9an3ungen unb 96ibsngrdben iebr
ftarf gema9t. @s fte0te ii9 berous, bab
mebrere &ebe1en in ben 8erT9un3ungen
bur9 Die @rI9itterung Der pldbenben
8omben getDbtet por0en maren, obne oab
fe 8erlsbungen babDngetrdgen Ddtten.
Nd9bem Der 8affenftiGFdnD pereinbart
tpDrben mar, 3ogen bic Rsbelen, ariegsliez
Der itngenD, aus ben Sorts db.
maroffo.
Die Nn1prii9e Der Ser. Staaten al bic
gegierung BON Marotfo finb begliden uni
Der ameritanii9e Stronger nGbicogo"i mel
9er na9 Sanger fam, um Der 5orbern1g
Nabbrud 5t berletben, 1T BON bort dbgez
fubren, um 5eine &eiie UNI Ifrita Aerum
fort5uieBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-17

~nutionalen @4iebseertdte, bic ieBt als
a9ter @egentanb auf benz Programm
ffebt, an erfte @tene geieBt pirb, einigen
Grfolg.
Der pGpftGi9e S%nternuntius bat Montag
uuf 8efebl oes pdpfIi6en @toutsietretdrs
8arbinaG RampOna, ben 9uag perlaHen.
gs fou btes Elm protet bagegen fein, buB
bic 3egierung Der Nieberlunbe uuf Ser
a~ntafung HuBlunh's es unterIieB, ben
8atitan ein3ulaben, einen 8ertreter CUR
Gonferen3 gu i4iden.