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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02
DEFENDED HIS HOME.

The case OF OSCAR FILMING (white)
who lives in the neighborhood of
Kempsville, Princess Anne Co., Va, is
in many respects remarkable. 1t is al
legged that two white men were hunt
ing upon his land, Thursday, Nov. 18th
and that he warned them to desist.
He shot and killed CLARENCE Snyder
of Norfolk, and his compsuion SIDEEY
SUMMERS barely escaped with his lJe.
FLEMING was.bailed by magistrates of
his county in the sum of $1,000. The
white residents of Park Place, . suberb
of Norfolk, Va, became highly indig-
nant ana surrounded FLEKTNo's house
on the night of Nov. Goth. intending to
lynch him.
The next morning, R. b. GILNoRE
(white) was found dead on FLEMING'I
porch with bullet-hole in his body.
While we are not sufficiently well
posted s. TO the merits of the Arst casI
against OSCAR FILMING TO express Al
opinion. we are very much of the opin-
ion that he did his duty in defending
his home against . mob OF would-b
assassins. This has been our conten
ton all along. Every mans home Il
his castle and ne has right to defend
il against lswless parties.
It was with this idea that we hav'
advised citizens of color to secure fire
arms and use them against the lynch.
ers, be the cost what it may be.
FLEMING declares that he will defsnE
his home at all hazards. BE is bein
assisted in guard duty by his neigh
Ibors and has not been moIested furthe
by lawless parties.
When Q mob understands that sat
will be the penalty in eases Of this kin
the cowardly members of It will hes
tate before sndangering their lives
such an undertaking. Lyneh-law mu
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02
TIMELY DAIRY NOTES

Poor care In the dairy will tear down
faster than good blood can ever build
up.
A Babcock milk tester is as neces-
sary in a creamery or cheese factory as
pillow is on a farm
The dairyman who applies his ener-
gies faithfully to his business has the
least to say about hard times.
Regularity in milking, to prove prof
liable. must be observed not by the
week or month, but by the year.
Those dairymen who deacon" their
calves instead OF turning them into veal
will have an extra hard time in raising
the interest on their mortgages.
The farmer and dairyman these days
who is not the reader OF practical ag-
ricultural paper is making about as
accurate progress as q ship without q
rudder.
The dairyman who has an educated
conscience and heeds it will not allow
dirt to sift into the open top of thu
milk pail and then strain 1t out through
the funnel.
If farmers would seek to give theil
sons an agricultural education in SOM
of our numerous agricultural college
there would be less of them drift int
the Improbable professions.
A clean milking place yieldeth pure
sweet milk, which in turn producetl
gilt-edged butter, which fetcheth tn
top o. the market price.-American Cul
| tfvator.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02
MnltinIa star.

Multiple stars not distinguishabls
through the telescope are found by the
spectroscope through their motion to
and from the earth. 1t is explained
that: "When one star begins to ap-
proach and the other to recede from u
the lines in the spectrum Of the ap-
preaching star will be displaced toward
fhs violet end, while those of the reOed'
inR star will be displaced toward tAa
red end" In addition to its discovery
that the north star is triplet, the LAcl
Observatory has found ID other multiple
stars by means of a spectroscope At
tached to its S6-inch refractors-St
Louis Globe-Democrat.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02
FIXING UPOE THE FLAG.

THR action of the white citizens OF
Texas in firing upon the United States
troops at Fort Ringgold, near Rio
Grsnde City, Texas, Nov. Goth. was as
reasonable IS It was surprising.
With the declarations yet upon the
ear OF peace snd good. will between the
North and the South and the song Of
thanksgiving flating upon the wind,
the cloven foot is shown and southern
ers fire upon the flag Of the United
States with 80 little hesitaney a. they
did upon the armies Of Spain.
The act Of the citizens Of Texas was
sufficient to have caused . war of ma
lions, but in this case it IL passed by
in she face Of the fact that the Govern
or OF the state demanded that the
President of the United States at once
remove the troops of the United Ststei
from the barracks Of the military de-
partment, which are rs much nations
territory ~ is the District OF Oolum
bia-
President NoKMLEY may yet realizt
the nature OF the revolutionary vol
sano over which he is standing. Their
is . lesson in all this and person
blind, indeed who cannot see it. /
the flag OF the nation will not protec
the cclored soldier against treasonsbl
assaults, how long will 1t be before
will fail TO afford protection to tn
white soldier ralIVing under its folds
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02

a. depends, after al. the question or
whether we win rightfully use or abuse
the blessings.
A great scientist has said: Let ne
iced the criminals Of the country for q
hundred years and win cure crime"
Then surely we can safely say: When
ever all children are fed. from the
cradle TO manhood, on nonstimulating
principles. on that day we shall see the
beginning of the end of intemperance
a. national VICE.. Emory Lyon, In
Union Signal.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02

III habits gather by unseen degrees.
As brooks run rivers, rivers run to
seas.
have never known lazy man or
selfish man or a coward to earn mar
tyr's crown as a Recommendations
Advocate.
No prohibition law anywhere, how
ever poorly enforced, ever failed to give
enough of benehcent result to justify
it's STANDARDIZATION Advocate.
"Good citizenship" means conflict
rather than repose; the activity of men
rather than the seclusion of hermits;
battling with public iniquity al the
ever-implacable foe of good govern
ment.-National Advocate.
The question of expenditure upon
stimulants in the Belfast union infirm-
airy Qreland) was brought up by DR.
j. Stewart, guardian, before the board
at a recent meeting. DR.. Stewart Is
medical officer of the jail. and said they
could do without stimulants there, but
in the workhouse they spent 1886:
upon them. The infrmary committee
reported that too many patients wer'
getting stimulants. and that some were
getting too much. They recommended
that there should be a considerable re
duction, and that in future fewer chron
&c cases should be put upon the list 70
stimulants.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02

While the future lies before her Destitute
OF hope ana chSer.
Husbands time engaged In saving nom
drear and awful fate
This beloved young republic as he blows
away the foam
In the rroKshop on the cerner. tnl the hour
In growing late.
While 1.-THE Wife Behind the WaHhtuh~
earns the grub for those at home
She keeps bacon on the table and . small
supply of "spuds.'
And her labera keep the children from
appearing clothed In rags:
And her constant weary tofling In the hot
and steaming suds
Never seems to feaze her husband. who u
full OF bluffs and braSS
OF his Leadership OF party, aud his knowl-
edge OF the ways
Which alone can be awaiting our great
Ahip Of state to save;
Sc stis time 20 lift our voices In q Wild out
burst OF praise
For ''The WIFE Behind the Washboaro'
she's the bravest OF the brave
/ Omaha World-Horald-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02

The Shepherds Bulletin says demand
for Angora goats is increasing rapidly.
Inquiries are mostly from the south
ern and western points of the United
States. The demand from the Pacific
northwest is brisk, especially on the
western slope. Angoras are best adapt
ed to rough land. Their favorite food
is leaves aud bark, and they VIII leave
the best grass for brouse. Angoras
are therefore more valuable than sheep
In very rough sections, and VIM grow
fat where sheen wku hardly e1iAt-
Another Kind.
~ wish you would use some powder,
Gra. Roomer," said the irritable lodgs1
one morning.
what do you mean, sir?" exclaimed
tie 1andlRdy, Indignantly; "you insul
me with your rudeness. The idea OF m,
1Hing powoerl"
~Wsll, suit yourself" snapped the ir
Bitabls ledger. '1f you would rather loa
10 . week thar to scatter little insec
1 powder sn my room. suppose ! shal
Aaxa to move. "-BrooklYn Life
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02

The situation in the TranSvAAl, South
Afries, is OF . character to make the
average Englishmsn sick.
The Beers seems 50 be skilled in war
fare and have met their foes with
courage which is sublime. It is indeed
unfortunate that these Dutchmen
should be AntAeonistic in their atti-
tude to the darker races, and disposed
to deny to others the rights which
they claim for themselves.
Naturally. all true Americans viii
sympatbizs with them in the struggle
for those principles which have beer
regarded as the diadems Of this repub'
lie.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02

JUSTICE GooDRIoH Of she appellate
division of the supreme court in Brook
Ign has refused to grant peremptory
writ of maRdamus TO compel the
school-bosrd of QueensborOugh to sd-
NIT the children OF Mrs. ELIzABRrH
CISCO (colored) into the public school
on Brenton Avenue, JamsicA. She
had previously declined to send them
to . separate school provided for them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02
HOW 40 SAVE FnRTILIzERs.

keep the earth from caving in. Into this
cistern. at the end of the compost heap.
drains are constructed from the stables
to carry the liquid, and also drain or
small sewer from the kitchen sink to
convey the waste and keep it clean.
Then we have 1t where We can utilize It
to good purpose. In the cistern is a
pump, and occasionally the accumu-
lated liquid is pumped and thrown over
this compost or manure heap, is readily
taken IN and absorbed, and the fertiliz-
ing elements preserved, thus making
one Of the best compost heaps have
tried.--T. F. Collins, In Farm and Home.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02

VIZ have received the annual report
OF HoN. JuDsoN w. LYONS. Register OF
the Treasury for the fsSal year ending
June 80. 1899 It shows highly salts
factory condition OF this department.
and reflects credit upon this distin-
0uished Georgian.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02

When came to this town." said the
man on the dry goods box, Everything
] had in the world was tied up In red
bandana handkerchief"
"And now?" asked the tourist, whc
was waiting for train.
~And now" replied the man On N
box, scratching his Jaw, everything
I've got In the world IL lied down viii
mOrtgAges."-Chicago Tribune.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02

MR. B. TIBBs, of Worcester, Mass,
endorses plan to establish business
enterprises among the colored people
and wants one hundred colored men to
Join with him in raising one hundred
dollars each for the pIrpose.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02
WIFE BEHIND THE wAsHsoARD.

We have heard IN song and story ~ The
Man Behind the Cum
OF The Man Behind the Shower" and
The Man Behind the Pick"
And we're growing very weary hearing OF
whas be has done.
which n why We take occasion TO pre-
sent q healthy kick.
Now, The Man Behind" n worthy az .
rightful need OF praise
For bis work behind the shovel. and the
gun and pick and hoe.
poets tuneful lays
Tia The Wife Behind the Washboard.' -
who deserves to have q show.
she Il toilins late and early Ger the steam
ing. poapy suds.
Rubbing, wringing. twisting. turning IN
the murky atmosphere;
Making clean q vast collection Of oedrag-
gled. dirty duda.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02

CALVIN DE WoLF, one Of the earliest
Western aboIitionists was found dead
In bed at his home at Chicago, Nov.
18th. He was "a years Of age. In 1S4O
he became secretary of the Anti -slsv-
cry Society of Chicago and later was
one Of the founders Of the Western
Citizen, an anti-Slavery organ.
He was at one time indicted
for assisting . young colOred woman,
sIave under the law of Nebraska, q
escape to Canada. The case was dis
missed by the President LGScoLN's At
tOrney General. A grateful peopl
VIII rcEres his journey 70 the eshe
world.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02
SAVING STABLE WASTE
How a 1fichiEa1 Farmer Makes =
Compost Heap OF wonderful
FertiliEanG Power.

My plan Is that q cistern be dug ten
feet deep and wide. at the end Of a pre-
pared place, for the barnyard manure,
to be dug in a sloping position from one
side to depth of three or four feet. and
long enough and wide enough to &C
commodate the manure A stone wall
IN built al each end and at the back to
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02

VIZ return thanks for an invitation
60 the annual exercises Of Blooming
Lily Court, No. 142, I. o. g., last Non
day night.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02

III is stated CUBA is on the verge OF
revolution. The inhabitants see no IN
dieation of the intention of the United
States military authorities to with
draw from the Island. They are insist
ing that their independence be reSog-
mixed and that . civil government be
established at once.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02
2urPLArrr Is Issued weetiy. The sui

fHRPLANxr L. issued weekly. The mbecrtp-
non price Is S1-5o year, In advance.
There are FOUR WAYS by which money can be
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Order; by Bank Check or Draft, or an Express
Money Order, and when none of these can be
prccnred, in Registered Letter.
HONEY ORDERs.-You can buy Money Order
- your Post-Onnos, payable At the Richmond
rate arrival. Express Money Orders can be OBJ
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Hante1- The Express Money Order lisa safe and
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We cannot be responsible for money sent In
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02

CoLoRED men, the outlook for US is
dark, bat we must struggle on. Con
is on the side of the right and we need
not despair.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02

ALL white men Arenot against US,
even though it seems so when we at
times consider the gloomy conditions
surrounding US.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02

whats de wedder fer to-day. Jem-
'aon7'
1T says FOUL daddy"
~Den I'll Jest change nah min an
20 aftah chickens ter~nightl"-CleVe
Land Plain Dealer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02
SATURDAY, DEC. 2, 1899
I Po1ErKxKss is q great lever for. i'm
proving our condition.

THE late Vice-Presideut HOBART left
property to the value of three million
dollars.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02

b Entered In the Post-omce ss Richmond, Va
- second class matter.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02

HIGHER THAN TWO CENTS NOT RECEIVED
On SUBSCRIPTIONS. -
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02
TEMPERANCE BITS.

III habits gather by unseen degrees.
AS brooks run rivers, rivers run to
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31
QusIdn 3.
Oeutiblaro.

Die G~u6epdu1e in Der polttif4sn Nnfrez
gung pd6renb Der 6erien bes Rei4stdgas
un0 be8 prerBtf6en 2anbtages muroe bur6
ben 8uiammentritt be8 Suberfu(pie Gpnz
greIfes ge9oben, Der cine gang a1Bergeip04n=
Ii4e MufmerfIomfeit erregt bat. Der Suberz
fuloIezGpngreB tpirb nit bem i'm Qaug itattz
finOenben 5rieDen8congreB bergliten UNI
man erblidt in i'm ben 6ortI6ritt zines
fumerqDf6aftli8en 8er6dltniIIe5 unter ben
Nationen. Die 8reIe bieB ben G0ngreB in
begeiftertfter Neiie pilfommen, inDem fo<
gar Der io3io1bemofratiI4e n8Drlpdrts" in
inn Die @ert0rperung Dereinigter Nrbejt i'm
SntereiIe Der GrmTten 8olt5fla1Ien erblidte,
9te1e iO3iulOemOfratif9e 8epeutung reg
9DngrefeS nirb aud) ppn anberert 3eitunz
gen beroorge6oben, Sang Defenders ipurbe
bies bonn StaatsIetretdr bes Snnerr, @rofer
BON Relationships ebner, in Teiner @r0ffz
nungsrebe betont. Die @r0ffnunqs1ibunq
6ss @ongrefeS mar bur4 groBe 6eisrli9teit
au5ge3ei4net. Sine 3a6lrei9e 3u60rermenge
bate ii3 5u berIel6en eingefunben, 6arrnter
Die meiften berborragenoen beutI4en uni
auslGnbiI9en Mebi3iner unb |beIon6ers onz
gene6m bat e5 berii6rt, 6aB 5rantreih zine
10 itarte Delegation gum @ongreB entIarbt
bate. Inter ben fran80if6en 9eIegaten be-
fanoen ii8 bic meiiten &Orppbden, Die 5rant=
rst3 in oieIem 3peige Der dr3tIi4en @iT=
1eni4aft a%uf3ufpeiIen bat.
Die @npeIenFit Der beutf6en adi1erin
alS Patronin 0es G~ongrefes fpurDe Don oer
Wfe5r3a6l Der Rebner in ge6ii6renber 8eiTe
anertannt. Or. &rouarbel BON Bari8 mar
Der critic Der ausGdnbtf6en 8elebrten, Der
Dteien umtanb in feiner Rebe in loben5en
Worten berbor6ob.
Die omeritunif9en 0eGe9aten nerben nit
groBer NufmertIamteit ~be6anbelt. Munbz
dr3t 8opo, Der @orfBer Der amerifani16en
Delegation, Der 6as 5lottenbepartement ber
Ser. Stooten ouf benz gongreB reprdfentirt
nnb Or. Huttau BON Der sSyobns 6opffns
1tniperiitGt in Baltimore purOen gu g6ren=
prdiibenten Der eriten Setttpn ernannt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31
Sic 0rppfIhner @hmnhr

Die 8rpotlnnerS g nabens
6aGGe. Sin 8ierteliabrbunbert lit Ieit
Der 9riinmtng bes rS9pGbii9en SGngerz
6unbes" BON 8roptlDn b%ergangen,
Elm @ierteliabr6unOert fleiBiger ar
belt, 19perer &Gmpfe aber audi
9lGn3enber Grfolge, Bis Der 8erein enbli9
10 peit mar, an 0us 3u benfen, mas Dem
MenI9en bas Sbeuerite 5u fein pflegt, an
bic @riinonng zines eigenen 9eims. Sbon
bor SSabren 6atten peitI4auenbe Mitgliez
Der bic M0gli9feit bes 8aues elmer eigenen
9ale in's Q(uge gefuBt unb barauf bin5iez
lenbe pldne entporfen, Oo9 CAB es aqerlei
8ebenfen, Bis man enbli4 gu @nfang bes
porigen Sa9res na9 reifli9er neberlegunJ
ben grpben Wurf pagte unb am IA. Sdz
nlpar 1898 enNgitltig ben 6alenbuu be-
16loB. Seitbem 1inb bic BRET Mpnute berz
gun9en unb iinb bic 8prarbeiten, Die Sun=
bamentirung unb Die NnIdbe 5l ben ltmz
fafungsmauern, Iopeit geOte6en, bab am
pfingitmpntag bic 6eier Der @runbfteinIez
gung itattfinOen tonnte. Die 6alle betedt
Elm Nreal bon 100 bel 1O5 SUB, erbdlt bret
@toGmerfe uno pirb aus pbilaoelpbia
Buff 8adItein nit Serracpttaber3ierung
aufgefii6rt. Qls 8auitiG purbe Spdt>Rez
n%uifance gepG6lt. Sefonom Der neuen
S9tpa6enbaGe ipirb Nlfreb @i1fopp, Der
langiG6rige 9erbergsbater bes vIrion",
tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31

Sruppen uuf &riegsfuB gu 6r;lgcn. Man
gldu6t %ferner, bdb Die gbineIen nit Der
4bii9t ur1ge6en, bic 9eutf6en aug Der
9ul6iniel Sban~Sung 81 OettrcibtM-
~littel. uno siioamerifa.
Die prdfibentenpablen ne6men ru6ig If
rem Sortgung. g}u4 ben Bis iebt eingetroffez
men 0a9ri9ten BADEN nur 1896 8Gbler gez
ftimnt, bo9 1T cine groBe Mebrbeit sez
fiGbert fir Senor eduardo Romaru, ben
populdren Observation-Disclosures, unb
fir bic Senores M3amora uno 8reiani,
ben erften, 6e5tp. %5peiten @i8eprd %Toenten.
NeusSraunidweie.
Sin Seuer, bas OpnnerI tag Nd9mittag in
eintm @ebGube neben benz Semi 9ttpaarenz
maga5in BON g. g2a5e &c Sons, an Wain
Str, i'm n0rblt9en @nbe BON St,Spbn, aus<
brad, bat unge6euern S9oben ung.ri8tet.
Sin berborragenber @eriiderungsmann
I9dBt ben angeri9teten S3oben auf $780,
900, Die @erit6erung uuf 100000. @rft
beute 4benb gelung eS, Ous 6euer inter
gontrolle gu bringen. Ser bonn 5euer
beimgeIu9te SlG9enraum umfaBt 15
8[pds urrb bic 3abl Der 5erit0rten @ebGube
1T $50. Gs paren 5umeiit MietbsbGufer.
@egsn 1000 MenIden ftHb o66udtos se>
porben. 2eiber 1T au9 Der 8trluit BON
5pst Menf6enleben in SoGge bts Jeuers
gu b~etlogen. SRI. Gunaro, zine ate Dame,
bic on 6oIb Str. ppbnte, berorannte in
i6rtm 6auie unb 5rau Nrnotb Moperp,
Die in tltrser @ntfernung bon benz Seuer
ppbnte, 1tarb in 6olgs Oes S3redens.
6aYti.
Sci elmer Seuersbrunit iinb in port an
Brtnce 9~pdn5ig 9Gufer ubge6rannt. 3net
5euertpebrleute tru9en @~erlebungen bappn.
Samoa.
Die fumpanif9e @ommifion, (6eite6en6
aus Bartlett Strip, benz friiberen umeritaz
nif9en @efanbten in @ien; benz Baron
Sped BON Sternberg, als 8ertreter
9eutf9lanbs, unb 6. 90. @lipt, uIs @erz
treter @roBbritanniens), lit am Is. Mai
in Nptd dngefommen. Die erite Stbung Der
@ommtfion fanb am 16. Stat Itatt unh
6eftanb in elmer ldngeren 8erat6ung NIT
benz Sbarri9ter @iGtam 8. g9dntbers.
9us @rgebniB berIel6en lit nidt an bic
Oeffentli9teit %gelangt, aber es tpiro beri6=
tet, baB bic 6anOlungspeiie beg Qbmirais
&aub uls bic ri4tige unertannt perben
tpirb.
Mataafd fat ben GommiFGren ein99reiz
Zen iberiunbt, iporin er fe ipiGtommen
3etBt unb Die 9Offnung ausipri9t, buB lie
ben ltnru6en in Samoa Elm Grbe MAIDEN
peroen. Mataafu piro benz 8efe6l Der
Gommifion SOlge ~Ieiiten, obtpobt es sfpeiz
fel9uft 1T, ob er ieinen g(nbdngern ben Be-
fehl CUR NieoerGe9ung Der WuFfen geben
pirb, ebe Malietou's 2eute entpaffnet iinb.
Die 9euti6en bereiten GntI9Gbigungss
Forberungen por. @s beiBt, buB cine beutI9e
5irma $4,000 beanipru9t, unb anbere
belttI8e ltntertbunen $4,000 ~oerlangen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31
;franfreib.

Der aaHattons6of lit Montug suiammenz
~9etreten, nm Die 9ebotten in Der Qpplifaz
ton fir cine HeOiiion bes 9reDIus~ 6afIes
an3pb0ren. Die Sbiiren bes SuItt3palaItes
lpurben UNI elf ubr 9%eDffnet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31
ue~~g~ssltd1e suttota ataats Bett,n,a, aetttt,pod1, 81. alat 1899.

beutide ltnternebmen ri9tet, perbe per@
i6pinben. @s f9eint beina6e, als o6 Die
ppIitif9e Ser thinning 5tpt19en ben beiben
&Dltern ii4 AUDI uuf Oas TpirtbI4aftli9e 2ez
ZEN erItreden pole.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31

Ser finnif6e Stdnbetug 1T na9 fdn9erer
8erat5ung iiber bas neue MiGitdrgeIeb nit
Der @rOrterung elmer 9egenmaBregel be16Gfz
tigt, our9 pel6e etli9e Der ru1iiI9en Gin
ri6tungen tperOen angenpmmen tperben, a6er
bas Prin5ip Der 8e9te 6innla1tb's nirb
ftreng getpabrt tper6en. Die @9GieBung bes
9tdnoetages ftebt ieBt na6e beppr uno piro
Die MeinungsDer i4ieoenbeiten 5tpiI6en Gui=
fen unb Simmer nod Deri6drfen. 9ie fin
nif9e Preffe iagt, es ieien protlamdtionen
unter Der ldnbli9en 8ebDlteruns i'm umlauf,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-04-13

Out lot go and 237 and 1910 acres of out lot
30 in Harrison's Survey. being all of said
lot except those parts decided by Charles
Strongman 10 John Cornelius and Elizabeth
Mildred.
One acre of out lot 236 in Harrison's Survey as
described in deed recorded in book of
deeds, page 23I.
ABREVIATIOSs,-e east. W west, II. north, sc
southeast, ne northeast Sw southwest, NV
northwest. IT. feet, pit. part, beg. beginning, pa
page, rec. recorded, ar. quarter, chs. chains,
ks links, deg degrees, sec. section, ac. acre.
frac. fraction, cor. corner.
Given under my hand at the Office of the
County Treasurer of Iowa county and state of
Wisconsin. in the city of Dodgevile, ON the
Sd day of April, \. ID. 1899.
ID. T.. JACOBS,
I15wi Treasurer of Iowa Co, Wis.