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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-02-09
ROSS.

Markets: Hogs $3.4O, wheat SIC,
oats 233c, corn 26c.
Sylvester Moore is the proud faith
er of a baby boy, born Friday.
Chris Mack shelled his corn Tues
day, delivering it to market the same
day.
Jake Ruhs sold his fine team a few
days ago to John McGill for $4,000
in cash.
Fern Anderson will receive full
carload of the famous Ohio cultiva-
tors next week.
Robert Henderson wants five or
six heavy work horses. See him if
you want to sell.
VIM. Dryden, one of Audubon's
iverymen, was up to Ross buying
hay, for his barn.
II. G. Walters is to dig a couple
Of wells tor j. f. Luse, as so on as
the weather moderates.
Robert Henderson gave one of the
blind horses, used in his elevator for
the past few years, to 0. W. Hunter.
j. j. Gushing is reported danger
ously i'll at his home, and some fear
is entertained for his speedy recovery.
Will Schraeder, of Viola town
ship sold his hay to Jake Ruhs and
is baleing the same and is delivering
it at Ross.
John Ehiert was thrown from a
load of hay Monday, receiving quite
serious injuries. 1t is hoped that he
may be out in few days.
VIM. Deist. has nearly finished
husking corn. He will shell it and
put it on the market as soon as the
price becomes little higher.
Thomas Single and Furn Ander-
son attended the X. Of P, lodge at
Audubon, Tuesday evening. Furn
rode the goat for the first time.
Ross grain merchants are paving
such good prices for all kinds of
grain that they can not obtain cars
enough to get the grain out as fast
as it is delivered.
Fred Dreher intended to 60 to
ONeil, Nebraska, but could not OBJ
tain land seekers excursion ticket.
He will wait and go on the next ex-
cursion, February Dist.
Sam Wilson has bought bill of
lumber from the Green Bay lumber
company with which he will erect
fine barn at once. r. j. Creveling of
Audubon will do the work.
George Stemm has been failing
lately and it is feared that be will be
compelled to go to the hospital at
Clarinda for treatment. 1t is the
best place for anyone to go who needs
that kind of treatment, and Georges
many friends hope that if he goes
again he will remain until he is ell
tirely cured.
T. H. Turner, Cameron townships
talented Justice Of the peace, tried a
famous calf case which was brought,
nn a change of venue from justice
Gray's court Of Audubon. The case
is one in which Peter Ohm sued VIM.
Prohaska for the ownership of "a
calf. Justice Turner decided in favor
of the plaintiff.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-02-09
Spring Sale! +E sss|ea's

On Saturday, February II, we will begin Special
Sae OF hltchen Furnishings continue all this month
have taken special pains to purchase just you
Will need this spring and will name prices that
equaled in Audubon Graniteware going to be higher
We bought ours before the raise and will sell
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-02-09
nichael X. Clifford
Passes from Earth to Eternity

After a long and useful life, well
spent, Michael X. Clifford passed to his
reward last Sunday morning at the
age of "A years, months and days.
The deceased has been sick for the past
year and medical skill could not afford
relief. Mr.. Clifford has resided in
Audubon county for many years past
but the last few Yeas he has resided
in town. He was an earnest and ac-
tive Christian, lived consistent life
and in his younger days devoted some
time to the ministry. He was man
of pure thoughts and possessed a sin
certify and nobility of purpose that
made others feel that he was true and
loyal to all that is of the highest and
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-02-09
There is a Class of People.

Who are injured by the use of coffee.
Recently there has been placed in all
the grocery stores new preparation
called GRAIN-O, made ofpure grains,
that takes the place Of coffee The
most delicate stomach receives it with
out distress, and but few can tell it
from coffee. 1t does not cost over one
fourth as much. Children may drink
it with great benefit. 15c and 25c per
package. Try it. Ask for GRAIN-O. 2
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-02-09
An Honest Medicine for La Grippe.

George w. Watt of South Gardiner,
Me-, says: ~ have had the worst
cough, cold, chills and grip and have
taken lots of trash of no account but
profit to the vendor. Chambeolain's
Cough Remedy is the only thing that
has done any good whatever. l have
used one 5Ocent bottle and the chills,
cold and grip have all left me. l con-
graduate the manufacturers of an hon
est medicine" For sale by Chas. W..
Houston, Extra, A. II. Roberts, Au-
dubon.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-02-09
Fatality of Group.

Statistics show that thousands of
infants and children die yearly of
membraneous Group. We do not ex-
aggerate when we state that everyone
of these innocsnts could have been
saved had Foley's Honey and Tar
been given them in time. Can you
afford to be without in your household?
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-02-09
GRAY.

DOOSe last week.
Jake Thompson is busy repairing
cribs these days.
Gray is receiving her full quota of
corn this winter.
Fritz Draher shelled out a large
quantity of corn Thursday.
Elmer Audas has resigned his posi-
ton as clerk in the drug store.
Ed. Mitchell has added d line Of
tablets, pencils, hardware, etc. to his
shop.
1t is reported that James Foster
Will occupy the CregIow building in
east Gray.
Terrors OF the grip have been dem
demonstrated to great portion OF
our citizens.
For first-class meat call at the City
Meat Market on 214 East Walnut ST.
Open all hours.
| Prof. Jeffries, of Chicago, is con-
Quoting the best musical convention
this little city has ever had.
Rev. Geo. Porter has been sick
of lagrippe for several days and is
necessarily confined to the parsonage.
Another member was added to the
already long list of G. M. A. men,
bers here, FRIDAY evening-that of
w. F. Altman.
Prof. Jeffries and the members of
his class are going to give concert
at the M. E. church Friday, Febru-
airy 10. Admission 15c.
Chris Rasmussen came up from his
school near Extra to spend Saturday
with his parents and to take another
degree of Oddfellowism.
Emerson Shelley helped AL. Ayers
two or three days, last week, clean
ing up before AL. takes charge of his
new livery barn, at Manning.
The Misses Agnes Blakeslee, Eva
McMurry and Tuna Long were down
from Manning, Monday evening, as
visitors to our musical convention.
H. B. Shelley has removed the
goods remaining unsold from his store
and is intending to move on farm
soon. The old building looks desc
late now.
Twas amusing to see the journal
subscribers last Saturday at the post
office as they, one by one, intuitively
uhfOlded the paper, seeking the Gray
department.
Vaccination is all the go here, on
account of the small pox scare, whole
families coming at time to the doc
tors Office where they receive their
credentials"
Mrs. Geo. Dykes was SO unfortun-
ate as to receive severe fall last Fri
day in which she sustained a double
fracture Of the thigh bone. Drs.
Brooks and Beers reduced it.
AL. Aver, in the big house north Of
town, has left his usual haunts and
taken up his abode in Manning where
he will cater to the public as a first
class liveryman. May success be
yours, AL.
Jas. luton is still at the helm at
Gray's elevator, while poor old John
CARRIER is nursing a stubborn case OF
rheumatism. This unfortunate man
has been afflicted for four months and
is sill unable to labor.
Esther and Florence Hepp and
Eva and Essie luton, of grades two,
three, four and five, in the Primary
Department, have been unanimously
promoted into Professor Meek's De-
partment of our schools.
John Polzin, our merchant, had q
narrow escape from a few broken
ribs and other fractures, Monday. He
was attempting to get some article
from one of the top shelves in hi.
store when the step ladder on which
he was standing broke, precipitatine
him to the floor. His agility saved
him any Injuries.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-02-09

W ANTED-SEVEKALT TRUSTWORTHY PER
W SONS in this State to manage our bu-
siness in their own and nearby counties.
1t is mainly office work, conducted at
home. Salary $4,000 a year and expenses
definite, bonafide. no more no less salary
Monthly $500. References. Enclose self
addressed stamped envelope. Herbert r.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-02-09

had approached him with PROPOSE
tons to,put in from two to fifty car
loads of wagons, carriages, imple-
ments, nails, as we'll as by represen-
tatives from jobbers selling oils,
paints, flour and numerous other
staple produce-all DESTROYS of get
ting them to sell the same to their
their numerous branch yards. Ere
quently prices have been quoted
which would have allowed them to
make a handsome profit and yet sell
at price far below what regular
dealer in a small town could have
purchased the goods at. Another
rule which the Green Bay Lumber
Company has always insisted upon
is thattheir employees patronize the
merchants in the towns in which
they reside. When they find any
local manager buying from any of
the numerous cheap catalogue
houses with headquarters in some
OF the large cities they Immediately
have him called down. The man
ayers of the Company have come to
the CONCLUSION that reciprocitS is
very good thing and w1iie3not dis
posed to be particularly aggressive
they shall not from now on hest
tate in the least to protect them
selves at any or all points where
they have investments.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-02-09

Going more INTO detail Mr.. Fink
bine said they Were drawing trade
from radius. of some twenty miles
around. Farmers would frequently
come that distance to save fifty
cents on two barrels of salt, or a
Proportionate amount on some 9TH
er merchandise. The business at
Logan is carried on in the most sys-
tematlc manner. The extensive two
story and basement building is fit
TED up with every modern conven-
renee including steam heat, light
ing plant that outshines electricity,
cash carriers, toilet and reception
rooms tor both men and women, be-
sides convenient offices. The en-
TIRE space OF three floors is divided
OH tor the use of the different de-
partments. and each conducted en-
tlrely separate and distinct. All
merchandise furnished a depart.
ment is charged to the same, and all
sales made are recorded on some
one particular color of paper. Cred
1T is given to the department max
ing the sales on the books after.
wards. Among the different arti-
cles disposed of by the store are
groceries, hardware, boots, shoes,
drugs, hats, caps, and gents fnr-
:lshing goods, ladies' furnishing.
goods. dry goods, furnitur, CLOTH
ing, harness, farm implements, and
wagons and buggies. For general
manager of the store as efficient and
experienced gentleman as could
pc round in the county was secured.
An expert buyer authorized to dis
count every bill guarantees that
articles purchased shall be secured
at bed rock prices. All sales made
are on strictly cash basis. While
the regular prices which have here
totore prevailed in that village have
been cut in many cases fifty per
cent. or more every item sold over
the counter of the new store has
some profit connected with the
transaction. Many incidents might
be told of the customers who visit
this new wonder in the way of
store. Some are at first skeptical
when quoted prices, but when they
are convinced that they have for
years been paying from twenty-five
TO fifty per cent. more for exactly
the same article they are then get
ting, their indignation at the local
merchants are hard to keep within
bounds. Having once established
the business at Logan. tho Green
Bay Lumber Company have no 9TH
er resource but to continue the
same. The merchants have only
themselves to blame, and for the
Company to allow their compassion
or sympathies to influence them to
either sell or suspend business
would undo all the good their en-
terPrisc has done both to their own
Company and the retail lumber bu-
| slness as whole. ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11
Morftbertht.
Sadrperf1ufe.

mi MT 10 / E n Rotber ytn. 8, i'm Spettber. 7le;
Dbne Sagerfoften, 70A-7lhe; rotber 9sO. 4, obns Saeers
tofter, &c.
TrGbiobrstpei3en - 9ortbsrn go. l. norttreI
9eaembersQreis; 9~tortbern gto. 2, nomtnen, ouf benz
SeleiIe, Tic; gto. 3, pbue 2agertoftsn, $3.50; Sto.4
obne 2aoerfoften. 63-64e.
Mats - gtD. 2. i'm Gpet9er, 3l5-32t; So. s. inn
spei6er, 3lA-31%c; anf benz @eleiis, 31AG eslbsr sfo.
2, int Gpei9er, 32e; ouf benz Selelie. Sl%-32c; 9slber
SO. 3, irn Gpei9er, 3lA-32t; ouf benz Stlstis. 32e;
obne &agerfoften, 31A-32c; $40. 4, obne Sa9ertotfeH'
3l4-3lAe; tpeiBsr gto.2, in Gpet9er, s2c; Dbns Saesrs
foiten, S24-S2Ac; tpeiBer SO. g. auf benz Ssls'is' SIC;
pbne Saserfoiten, 3lh-32c.
Snfer - yto. 2, auf benz GeietIe 22A-2St; cpne
foIten, 23c; .obns 2agertoIten, 22%-23e; 9to. 8, aif bent
1eleiIe, 22Ac; pbne 8ogertoften, 22h-22At; petBsr
yio. 2, o1ne 2o9ertofteu, uOminea, 25He; metBsr yto. ..
ouf benz @eleiis, 24h-24Ac; obne &a9ertoften, 24A-
Csc; spetBer g1p. 4. auf benz Ssleiie, 24A-24Ae.
&oqQen So. 2, ouf bent Seleiie nonttteu, 90
SIC; SO. 8, i'm 9pei9er, noutinea, sec.
6erte- So. 2. pbne Sa9ertoiten, 38-4Ac..
cd erete Gla1s, go. l gtortbpeftern, nif benz
S.Ietfe. 81. Is; Etmptbp, 81. 35; &~Ieeianeit, $7.75.
eu-3ufubren IS Cars; fem gerlanot; Wtortt req
rub oute gao1frage na9 allen Sorten.
@erfdufe amf benz SeleiIe, beites 2inotb9, $ll.5O-
~ 90: Mo. l. $40. 75-lI.O 90: gto. 2, $40. so; beitss uplanb
9ruirte, 50. 5O-9.7 IS; No. !, $a50-9.00; gto. 2, nor1trsl.
S6.O0-700.
Stro Martt Ie6baft unb feft. 8o9sen. $6'S-
100; Meisen, $4.75-5.25: @afer. $4.50-a25.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11
2luoemeiner maarenmartt.

Butter Bette Creamery, 23c; l. Nnalttdk
1906; go.2 2, I6-I6Hc; bette na1semnhte, l5-l6,
bette 9oirp 1919 l. Aualttdt A-l6;; 2AualItaL
4-l5e.
Rd e-Spins, 1l4-11Hc; Donn9 Arnerteas, 1lh-
11Ae; Bird, nelet, l0A-l1Ar; SInonrgef' nensE IVA
lii; @9peiaer, I2A-13c.
go ne n-Selte beite BWteotums
$1.8O-1.35.
sI-Surteps, Slot per 9iunb; 9hbasr
7%-8e Der 8fb.; @prinas, S-8hc Der Pfo.; Sdnls
s-l1c per 9fuuO; gnteu, 7he per 9funb.
Gier - Sans frti4e. gerlulte absere1net 1876
bas 9uBenS.
mtlbpret- 9rairie. Sabn.r. pet 9usenb, $500
cartridges, Se.5O-7.OO; Anatl, $L50-1.75; Woobeod
500. 6 te u-Nfaaarbs, $3.50-400; Oteo 9saos.
SO. 5o-4.OO; Seal, $I.50-2.25; Sadinipe, 81. 1900;
gIpper, 9oIoen. $1.75-20o.
RalbfIetI9 so bis rs 9fuuo @etpibt 7-se; Is
bis 100 9funb. 7-She; 100 bs Ito PfnnA. 8A-9c; ses
mbbnlides biz ihperes. &c.
Se5nIuhtet 8 er-$250-3.0
5rif9e SIT 9e-8lat 8aB, basRfuub, I2-l2Ke;
SPITE. 6hc; 4idereL. 5-5hc.
gteuen 9s-@ep6Bult9ss bis 6eitss, 1872;
per 9fnnh.
Joni s-9unfIer big bener, s-1se Der 9funO.
gefeucDrn- $60-10o per 9onue.
9ppcpru-geftes ST. per loo H5uno.'
ga II be n-Sabule rna9ere bs fette. 5Oc-Sl.50 pDbo.
MepfeI- Ieue, 81. 75-2.50 bas Syab.
8trner-$2. 5000 per SAB.
9ftrIi9 e-WtibigaL lis 8uI4eGs8asfet. 25-40c.
% etntraub be n-@oncorbs. 13h-14c per S.Btuna
gasfet; 9elomarcs, 5=9fuuo 8astets, 1S-14c.
8fIou en-9amIons, 1851 90 fir Is Qt.sGiite.
gttrpn ne n-Maeitna, $4.00-5.00 bic &iite.
gananeu-gete 75c-S1.50 bas 8lnoeL
81. so; 9firf6s, in 2O+Qfuno Riftd1en. 81. 25-1.50
girnen, per Rifte, $L.75-2.50; Sraubeu. Sotaper. sI.l0
-1.30.
Grauberrtes-gape Cob. $3.50, a. Is; MSiscoaFns
Ben unb gu9Ie, $5.25-5.50.
u-$5. 90 -$20.0 90 per 6unbert.
MusfmeIonen - RofD Sprb, Colorado, Soc
$l.O0 per Crate. -..3
SOC per guI9el; &oIe, 26-25c; bteftge in ~ 8uf9a
G6den, 45-50c.
SRBsRortuffeIH-SerIep. 81 25-2.4o; @irsiuia
81. 50-1.60.
gotbe @hben- S1.o0 per TaB.
SeIGerie-Mi9igou. 3o-55cper atite.
u-bieit9e, 50-70e per 9nB.
Qpet Btr out-9eft9es, $1.00-I.25 per Grate.
Gag 9Ia nt-25-35e per 9uBenb.
Sim 8Dbnen-l5c per Quart.
3mtebeIn-4O-50c per IA 8ufbeI-Sad.
9tdIes- 75c-$2.50 per lAsSni4e=5ad, lie nah
Der @r6Be.
grimes 6 n-35-40cp per 5.DuB. Sad.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per lA-8ui9el. sad.
Gbutttbpb ne n-$1.O0-1.2 5 per IL 8nI9eL
9pmoten = Sieiige. 5000 per 9uI6eL
WetbrHben gutnbo9as, 40-60c per Sod
Cd 10 d nj me - 15-2oc b. 8fb.
AbrIben nene. 75c fir 100 8tnheI.
Rhferndareu = S1meinefeii9fdfIer 9G; fletne-
Sbmalafiiten $l.00.
9dute-6rli9e, ~aeIaIsen, f4mer, 94e; frine es
folsen. 'bei8dotgt 1916; &atb. $50. l. liz: go. q 9Ac
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11
an1n1entltdbe 9nts.ots gtaats- Bettntn asatthood. II. Oktoher 1899.

t6eilnebmenben Sragen feline gaa5e 2eibensz
9e19i9te aus linn berdusselodt.
81, faate fe nnb fluti6te frob in Die
6dnbe, nun bat es ia feline 9ept9! S9 babe
beute Na4mittag Dor Dem 9ofe am Suit
fdloB 9efun9en. Ser Siirlt tit ent5iidt unb
piinf6t mid bier gu fe1eln. lttto nun tperbe
i1 bletben, unter ber 8eDingunG, baB man
Dir bic Observation-Disclosures ftele ii0ertrdgt,
bic in ~pentgen Sagen bafant pir5. OFF, tous
foG bas fir Elm f90nes 2eben tperben! unb
tpenn 9u bann 9eine lebte Sper bolenbet
BAIT . Qber nt9t bod! Oid9 hab' t9,
@igpurbt, unb aIes bas Nnbete - es 1T ia
AUDI 190r, aber baB i4 DID pieber babe, bas
1T 6o4 bas 8eite!!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11

9t1ts morireblauem Gbebiot, 9arntrt nit
rotber 8raiO unb MilitdrtnDpfen. Sic
@eite paBt bur0 S6ulterz nnb 1tnterarnz
9tdbte unO iOlteBt bitten. Ser Sitden be-
itebt aus Sutter, unO Die @orOertbeile ftnD
nit Sud- beaogelt, auf tpeldbem Elm geitifter
rotber Stern at ieben. 11eber bieier Weite
ipirb ein Gton=SGf6en 9etrogen; Matroien=
fragen BON etnem Setbenfroi6 an ben Gnz
ben 5u1am1nengebalten. @er1nel, Srogen rnb
6als NIT rotber 8raiD g%arnirt. Die tursen
@oien pafien Orr0 innere 1no duBere 8eirlz
ndDte uno i6lieBen an oer Settle unter ctneml
g @ea, az 9T Sen sfsrncl9 D' '11p n5s6en o"' Sod5
Mriter 7791 fir anaben bon 4, 6 unb
g SaDren.
&esu1drer greis Is @ts. nnfer
9reis 10 Gts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11
$6nittumG fer @ferte.

ben. Sic Suniea tann serabe Ober 9e5adte
Gdroer baben (pie Die tleine Sft55e nro
lit raO fOrmia un6 iiber ben 6iften o1att,
obne oben bic 9~eringite 6tGe -uuf5uiueiien.
@enn man ben Sod nit rSpnno" &offutter
beritebt, brou6t man fein 3pii6enIntter.
Sic Sltnica lit porn am tiir3eiten, no ie ii6
abrurbet llnb an Der lirtten Seite 16liebeltb,
mad bortbin iiberfiiat. &ann ieparat berJez
ltelt iperDen oDer nit benz Sod Dbcn auiamz
men an einen 8urt eendbt iperOen.
Wt1tfter 7776 in @rOBen fir %, "a, 26,
% unD 30 SatQenipeite,
&egu1drer 4rets 25 gts. nnier
8reis 10 @ts. ,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11

- & I'm IberGtfeter 9teb. Der
6ausbiener 2anoe mnterI9lug bor einiger
3eit Der 8erliner 8erlagsbu96anblu1g
8rler 10000 Marf, ST tpurbe perbaFtet
un6 gu flint Sabren 9efdngniB ber1rtbeift;
ct CAB gu, bas @elb bergraben 5u ba6el1,
ppQte aber bus 8erfted ni9t dngeben, neil
er naGb Nblunf Der flint Sabre BON Dem
@elb leben tpplte. Nuf 8eranlaKung Der
Griminalppli3ei tpurbe neben Der 3eQe
2ange's aber Semanb internirt, ber ft9 qez
f9idt nit 2ange in @erbinbung febte unb
in ausfra9te. 3uert pi9 Sarge benz 5raz
ger aus, na90em linn bieTer aber ale n9elz
bentbaten" bic er drsgefii6rt BADEN polte,
er3d6lt bate, faBte 2ange 3utrapen uno CAB
benz neuen 6reunbe ba8 8erited bes 9elbes
an, unb 3par nl1r 6esbalb, neil linn bie1er
plauitbeI gu MAIDEN tpuBte, baB Der aus PaS
piergelb be1te6enbe bergrabene 99ab nat1
flint Sa6ren bereits berfault fei. 2ange,
Der nun erfl1br, buB Der 3elIenna6bar in
einigen Monaten entlafen nerbe, befpra9
nit bieIem, baB er ft9 etnen She'll BON benz
geftoblenen @elbe ttebmen unb bds anoere
na9 8riifeG feinem 8ruber ii6er1enoen
foute. gr be3eidnete 9enapt cine @teae i'm
@~runepaGb, po er feinen S6ab in 5pet
SeItersflaI9en bergraben babe, uno fertigte
cine 3ei9nung bapon an, bic er beimli4 Bel
benz Spa3tergang arf benz 9efdngntB9of
feinem 3eGenna9bar 3uftedte. Neuli4 muir
ben NUN an benz be3ei3neten Srt i'm 9rnnez
nalb BON Der GrimindlpDli3et Nd69rabunz
gen na9 benz @9abe gebalten, bic du4 riAz
ttg 10000 M2art in 3tpet Seltersfldf9en 5n
Sage fDrberten. Ser 10 iiberliftete 8etrii@
ger 1T gGn3li9 nieoergef6ldgen BEL benz Sc
banfen, baBJ er u feline flint Sabre fO51>
fagen fir ni6ts perbiiBen muB, benin man
bofft iebt, audi bas 8erfted bes nod feblen>
ben &eites ou erfabren. SIM 9efdngniB
bate 2ange benin au@ cine T@tpereO rpbung
geeen ben bet%reffenben Mitgefangenen aus
geftoBen; bieIem fd1t, benz @ernebmen na9,
eine 8eGc6n1ng BON 1900 Maart gu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11

Sebes Mufter, tpenn au9 auf elmer abs
bilbung bar9eftelt, fOitet loo.
Mtr erfu9en unfere 2eier, bic uns 8es
ftenungen fir S9nittmuiter per 9oft iiberz
mittetn, ibren 8rief nit elmer 3peicent=
Martt gu fruntiren, ba elm Gent ni9t ges
niigt.
0a bic SHUTTER BON Seem 0ort aus CUR
Bpt gegeben iperben, bauert es 8 big 10
Sage, Bis biefeGben on bic 8eite1er ~geGangen.
@oGtt Semanb fem Muiter ni9t erbaG=
ten, 70 m0ge er ni6t bergeFen, Bel etpai=
per 8eI6merbe Nummer unb @r0Be bes be-
IteGten Mufters genau an5ugeben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11

Serbffofiim aus morireblouem Gon1elss
bair. Ser glatt paiienbe 9fod i6lieBt 5ipts
I6ett bet @arnirung an Der linfen Seite.
Die @tonartige Soi1e umfaBt etn 4laitron
nebit breitem &ragen aus Samrnet. Die
ensen 2lermel iperoen onmut9i9er bnrd9
Die 9oroerlinten Der Sotle runoltDer eribeiz
men ldBt.
Mufter 7772 lit @rOBen fir 50, 81, So,
80 r1o 40 8rlittpeite.
Muiter 7756 in @r6Ben fir %, "a, 26,
% unb 80 Sailentpeite.
&e9u1drer 4reis fir iebes NluIter
25 Gts. nnier 9reis 10 Gts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11

Nus Seibe ober @o0enfoff. Ser obere
She'll anl6liebenD, Der untere abitebenO.
Born l9mal; Der geitenteil brett unb at
Der Sat1e nit einem tleiner GirndGer ber=
ieben. 9ie Giidentbeile bplfomnen slatt
1nO btnten NIT unii0tbaren S01ieBmitteln
gebalten, oOer Die &iidennabt fam gel6loden
unO bafir Elm S@lib an Der linfen Gette.
bes @orberteils angebra9t merber. Bonn
&nie ab muB ieber Sell unten obiteben.
9as WtuIter giebt ben &od in boaer 2duge
NIT mdBiger, perorirter S6leppe.
Mfuiter 1903 in @rDbem fir %, "a, rs,
% unD 80 Sailentpeite.
9 &esntdrer 9rets Is gts. unier
4reis 10 Gts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11

9lus martnebtauem @6ebiot, NIT i6ars
1a6rotber Seibe gefiittert. Gobf6rmi3, pnrn
iiberfaderD anD NIT &nDpfen ibliebenb.
9abt glatt iiber ben S6ultern unO fdlt in
~tpeGi9en 6alten na6 unten, am 9alie elm
Stebz ober Imlesetra9en, Deren S9nttt Das
Muter ~liefert. 8as Gapu6on bat cine eins
3ige gtabt, biGbet etnen &ragea rrnO un ben
6ols unb tann iiber ben &opf 9e5Dgen pers
6e1t, tpenn es folt lit ober te9net.
Muter 7777 fir WedD9en BON 6, 8, 10
unb II Sabren.
@e~9uldrer qrsis 25 Gts. nnfer
8reis 10 Gts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11
Gina~niberid t.
Der GeIomarft.

me6fI ouf Stem Dorf tpuroeu n~urseftern nit zoe Dis.
co1to oerfauft.
Na9ftebenb bic fur oeftern an9e3ei9tet WebielturIe
INF he 6onnthnnheIsnf1k Gurnnn,s.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11

Ser @plbbprratb IN Sunbesz
d 3 a t betrdgt iebt $353,002,379. So
sroB 1T berieIbe NOD ME gemelen. Dieter
groBe 8orratb an Cob bof1merttrt ni4t
muir bic portreffli4e Sage %unicret 8unbesz
Ginan5en, Tonbern audi 1sa suten 9tano Der
gei@Gftslage bes 2anbes ii6ee9aupt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11
Diebndrft.

atubSt.b tpurOs in ben gtOa garOs pis torst