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gress Mr.. Smith is regarded as a lawyer
of marked ability as well a good bust
ness man, and will take a lively interest in
District affairs.
Mr.. Peter j. Otey of the sixth Virginia
district brings to the committee the train
ing of an energetic and successful business
man. Ever since the war he has been prom
inent in railroad management. banking and
insurance. He has also taken an active
interest in politics, although it was not
until 1894 that he asked office, when he
was elected to the Fifty-fourth Congress
and was reelected to the last Congress.
Mr.. Otey has arspiendid military record. 1t
began in 1850, when as a cadet at the Vir-
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consequence, enjoys a wide acquaintance
among the cid members of the House Mr.
Allen was born in 1887 in marlborough,
Maine, and graduated from Bowdoin Col
tege In 1860. He also attended the Column
bian Law School in this city, and soon after
the war was clerk in the Treasury De-
partment. He was clerk of the courts for
York county, Me-. for twelve years In
1883 he came to Washington as clerk of the
House committee on judiciary. was later
special examiner in the pension bureau and
was a. member of the Maine legislature in
1Ss6-1SST. Mr.. Allen was delegate to the
last republican national convention, and
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STREET NORTHWEST
by virtue Of three deeds Of trust lulv r.,,r,l,.d
r,s"ctively. In Iiaer No 1851. folio 1872 IIlcr No
l"i folio 4nS, and Liber No. 2'rSg. folio 34g It
seq OF the land records OF the District II Column
bia. ana at The request If the parties thereby
secured we VII sell at public ructiun. IN frnnt
OF the premises. on THURSDAY. DECEMBER
TWENTY EIGHTH, 1883. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
IN. the following d, scribai real estate In the
city Of Washington. Distri.t Of Columbia: Lot
numbered a. in Turtons recorded subdivision -
square numbered l19, with the Improvements abo.e
stated.
Terms: onefourth cash. Of which a deposit Of
81" must be made nj the time Of sale and the
balance in three equal installments In one two
anu three years from day of sale FOR which notes
OF the purchaser. hearing interest from day -
sale payable quarterly. and secured 10y DICED 81
trust on The property sold will he taken or all
cash. at the option of the purchaser. All convey
ancing, revenue stamps and recording at purchHs-
er's cost. IT terms are not complied with in ten
days from sale the trustees reserve the right TO
resell the property at the risk and Of the de-
fanltlng purchaser a. purchasers after eight days
advertisement n The Evening Star newspaper
TIttS. L. wAtstAMAN.
JOHN W. rILlING.
deI9-d&ds Trustees
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de1S-d dads
THOMAS BOWLING, AUCTIoNEER, 6i2 sT.N. W

ThgSTEES SALE OE VALUABLE AND WELL
LOCATED PROPERTY, BEING PREMISES SIG
18TH ST. NV IMPROVED BY A THREE.
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING.
BY virtue of certain deed OF trust, dated MAY
IL. 1896, and recorded In Liber 20S5. folio 6l ct
seq one of the land records Of the District OF Co
iGrnbia and at the request Of the parties secured
thereby We, the undersigned trustees, will SELL at
pubic auction IN front of The premises, THURS
DAY, DECEMBER TWENTY FIRST AT FOUR
O'clock PM, the south 20 feet front by that
width the full depth of original lot 80 square I27
together with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One--hlrd cash. balance IN two
equal installDents, at one md two years. with In
terest frcm d4y of rale, payable semi-annually or
all cash, at option Of purchaser deferred payments
to be secured by first deed Of trust the property
sold deposit Of $500 win be required at time Of
SALE Convey ancing. recording and revenue stamts
at purchasers cost The stees reserve the rIgbt
70 resell the property at the risk and cost Of tie
oefanting purchaser after B days advertisement
In The Evening Star newspaper. IL the terms OF sale
are not complied with within fifteen days from the
RICHARD W. TYLER
ROBERT G. RUTHERFORD,
1907 St NV.
oeo-o6ds Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIoYEERs.
Excellent Household Furni=
ture and Effects at
Auction.

On WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER TWENTIETH
AT HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK AN, We shall
sell at residence No. 1343 Q street n w, the fol-
suites, upholstered in silk handsome Oak Combi-
nation Fold. Bed, mirror front; Oak and Walnut
Chamber Suites, Folding Beds, mirror 'front.' Wal
nut Extension Table and Dining Room Chairs, Hall
BACK Couches, Easy Chairs, NJ. T. Tables Lace
curtains and other Hangnrs Wardrobes Library
Tables, Portieres BRUSSELS and other CARPETS
Brussels Hall and Stair Carpets, Hair Mattress
and Glassware, Kitchen Requisites SC Sc Par
ties furnishing should give this sale their attention
the above described furniture has been well kept
and is worthy the attention OF buyers
Terms cash.
de163t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Aucts
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tant legislation will come up for considera-
ton.
Chairman Babcock will call meeting Of
the committee Immediately after the holi-
day recess, when the subcommittee will
be appointed and the labors of the coming
year taken up in earnest A number of
bills of minor Importance have been al
ready introduced in the House, and when
the committee meets there will be enough
material to keep the subcommittee busy
for awhile. at least.
The bills to abolish grade crossings in the
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Mountain Removed with Dynamite.

A dispatch from Colorado Springs, Colo,
dated yesterday. says: Vesuvius. a
butte which lowered 500 feet above
Beaver creek, near Cameron Cripple
Creek district, is no more The Pike =
Peak Power Company found II In
the way OF dam under construction there
tunnel 100 feet long was run into the
bluff, $4,000 pounds of dynamite were plant
ed, and at pm. today the explosion oc-
CURED Hundreds of invited guests a mile
or more away witnessed the upheaval of
1000 cubic feet of rock. The debris will
be utilized in constructing the dam
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Tenn, and was reared on farm. He grad
uated from the Cumberland University at
Lebanon. Tenn, in 1875 and located at
Linden, where he has resided ever since
In the practice of his profession. He was
an elector on the Cleveland and Stevenson
ticket in 1892. He is very much interested
in educational affairs and is a warm cham
pion OF progress in this direction.
Mr.. Amos L. Allen of the first Maine
district IS a republican. and is the success
sor in Congress of Thomas B. Reed Dur
ing three sessions of Congress he was
Speaker Reeds private secretary, and, in
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The Members of the House Dis
trict Committee.
Mr.. BABCOCK STILL CHAIRMAN
Others Selected by the Speaker
to Assist Him.
SKETCHES OF THEIR CAREERS

( The new House committee on the Dis
trict of Columbia appointed by Speaker
Henderson Monday contains a membership
of seventeen, an increase of two over the
last Congress The committee is made up
of men whose records in the past promise
good work in the coming session.
There will be no lack of opportunities
for hard work, as a great deal of impor-
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JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. AUCTIONEER.

Government sale of Wicker
Furniture, China, Tapes
tries, Draperies, Lace CUR
tains, Carpets, Mattings,
Etc, from the Executive
Mansion.
ON Wednesday morning,
December 2OtRl, 1899, at no
O'Clock, l will sell within
my sales room, 92O Pa.
Ave. N. w., by order of w.
Sinclair steward, a lot of
unserviceable Furn ure,
Carpets, Mattings, Drap=
cries, Etc, from the Execu=
tive Mansion.
Terms Cash.
JAMES W. RADCLIFFE,
Arr,rF
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devoted great deal of his time and atten-
ton to District affairs in the last Congress
and was reckoned one of the hard workers
and Mr. Latimer of South Carolina were
faithful laborers in the cause of the Dis
trict in the last Congress and their reap
polhtment upon the committee strength
ems it.
MI David H. Mercer of Nebraska, one of
the new members of the committee, is well
known to citizens of Washington as the
chairman OF the House committee on public
buildings and grounds in the last Congress.
1t was he who engineered in the House the
passage of the bill to provide new build
ing t; for the Department of Justice and the
Dill set1ng aside Mount Vernon Square as
a site Tor the Carnegie Library building.
MI mercer came to Washington from the
second Nebraska district in the Fffty-third
Congress, and has served in the House CON
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Charles Ford was yesterday convicted
before Judge Scott of assaulting Irene
Brown He was also charged with the
larceny of a lot of iron valued at 81. 5N
from Alfred Richards. He was fined $40
sault case. and 1t being an alleged secons
onense OF larceny, was required to give
bond for the action of the grand jury.
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and has paid particular attention to legis-
lation concerning street and steam railways.
The chances are that the second man who
enters the committee room on the first day
of the meeting will see the familiar fig
ure of Mr.. Harmer sitting near the head
of the table contented.y smoking his cigar
and waiting for quorum. He is seldom
late and never absent.
Mr. Mudd of Maryland was a member of
the committee In the last Congress, when
he established record as a conscientious
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THOMAS BOWLING & 90. AucrloNEERs.
SALE OF STOCK
FUTURE DAY

a
BY virtue Of demand collateral not. a,,,v
January lG 1880. at for sud account OF lie
heider We will offer for sale, on SATURDAY DE
ok-MBt.k TWENTY THIRD, 1SJa. AT HALF PAST
ONE O'CLOCK PM, within our auction rooms 81 ,
y 81 NV, twenty shares Of stock Of the Auar,.Sta
de19-dts - w. ~ Si"'N'
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Judge William ]. Clarke of North Carolina
In 1879 he was licensed to practice in all
of the courts Of that state by the supreme
court of North Carolina Mr.. White was
interested in educational affairs in his state
as principal of the normal school and other
institutions. He subsequently began to take
part in politics, and in 1880 was elected
to the North Carolina house Of representa-
tives. In 1884 he was sent to the state
senate and in 1886 was made solicitor and
prosecuting attorney for the second judi
cial district, serving two terms. He was
nominated for Congress in 1894 but with
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Of Wisconsin, Sprague of Massachusetts,
Meyer of Louisiana, Latimer of South Car
DINA and Cowherd of Missouri
People who are concerned in local Iegis-
lation say that the District is to Re con-
graduated in the reappointment of Mr..
Babcock of Wisconsin as chairman of the
committee. He has demonstrated by the
service of several years his unfagging in
terest in District affairs, and his manage
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worker. Mr.. Sprague Of Massachusetts was
also on the committee last year. He is par
ticularly concerned in the question of mu-
nicipal improvements, and Is regular at
tendant upon the meetings.
Mr. Jenkins of Wisconsin, who served on
the committee in the last Congress, is one
of the legal lights of the House and brought
his valuable training lawyer into serv-
ice upon number of occasions when i'm
portant bills were under consideration Mr.
jenkins takes sincere interest in the leg
islatton for the District. Mr. Cowherd of
Missouri Is another lawyer member who
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gress, during which time. he has rendered
valuable service to his party as well as the
District.
Mr.. Babcock will reappoint the former
clerk Of the committees Ah. Harry W.
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Barney, who made many friends among the
citizens in the last Congress by his assidu-
Gus attention to duty and courteous treat
nent Of all having business with the COM
mttee.
The other old members of the committee
are also well known to citizens and to
all concerned in local legislation. Mr.. Har-
mer of Pennsylvania is the senior member
of the committee in point of service He
has been a regular attendant upon the
meetings of the committee for many years
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District and to bring the Baltimore and
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Compa-
MES into the city a change from the
present system will be ready for consider
alton early in January. These bills are of
the utmost Importance to the city and
careful considera ton will be given them
beth in committee and in the House.
The new House committee shows a num-
Der of changes in personnel. Nine rev
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members We're appointed-Mercer of Ne
braska, White of North Carolina. Samuel
Smith of Michigan. Allen of Maine, Pearre
of Maryland, Otey of Virginia, Norton of
Ohio, Sims of Tennessee and Clayton Of
New York
The old members who We're reappointed
are Babcock of Wisconsin, Harmer Of
Pennsylvania, Mudd of Maryland, jenkins
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Today.

James W. Radcliffe Auct, 900 Pa ave. NV
Chancery sale of lot LIST st. st. Sc, on
Tuesday December 10, at 4:3O pm. W. Mosby
Williams, trustee.
Tomorrow.
Thomas Bowling & Co. Aucts.. 612 f st. NV
Trustees sale Of Nos Spl-02 and 90 9th st. NV,
on Wednesday. December 20, at pm. Richard
W. Tyler and Robert 6. Rutherford, trustees.
Walter b. Wilkins x Co., Aucts, 10th and ID
SITS n-w.-Sale of household furniture and effects
Oh Wednesday, December 20, at 10 am, at No.
1913 st.
james W. Radcliffe. Auct, go Pa. ave. NV
Government sale of Chinese wicker furniture. mat
tngs. carpets. &c. from Executive Mansion. on
Wednesday, December 20, at 10 am, at auction
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Ibt SIEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT IN
lRokED BY TWO-STORG AND RACK Rt'ID-
M BhlCh DWELLING. No. 1918 OORCuRAN
STREET NORTHWEST
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THOMAS BOWLING AUCTIONEER,
No. 6I2 st. NV.
Terms Cash

JAMES W. RADCLIFFE,
delo-G&dos Auctionee
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-19
mtr fttmn1en

9errn 5. g. @liff, M2aFOn, Snb,, in unsm
bel, mas er gu @uniten BON SOrni's ira
gentdrfer fugen mag. rMein Steiner
bate @9OIeru MOrbus," f8rei6t 6err
Stiff, uunb SOrni's Ma9enitdrfer gab i6m
ni4t muir fOFOrt 2inberung, fonbern fteGte
i'm audi tpieOer 1er. gs 1T bic bet: Mez
bi5in, penn bic 9eodrme poer Der Inter
let6 angegriffen tperOen, unb folte i'm @om=
mer in teinem 0uuie fe6len." = Jornis
Mfdgenitdrter pirb ni9t in 4pot6efen oerz
tonft, fonbern lam MIR brr9 bic requfdz
rem agenten, ipeI4e Sornt's QIpsntrduterz
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Ober brett bon Dem @igent6iimer, Or. BE-
ter 5a6rneA, 112-114 90. 9oDne 9penue,
g9icagO, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-19
2lrtbur u. StbbY to0t.
mdr Ger 6riinoer ocr meltTrma pen Sibbv
meI1eia & StbbY.

Sn paiabenu, Sal, ND er Elm fitt1i9es
6eim bate, 1T am Montag Nrt9ur u.
2t6bp, Der @riinber Der Sirmu 2i66q, W}cz
geiG &c 2i6bD BON bier, geitor6en. Der
@ertOrbene mar felt faft 8ebn Sabren lei
benb unb pflegte ben gr0Bten Shelf bes
Subrss in benz IiibIi9en &lima GaliForz
MEMS 3%u3ubringen, fpO audi i'm 1eBten Npril
Der Sob feline treue 2ebensgefd9r:ia err
elite. Sbr N6leben bate iebenfa(s grpz
ben gtnfluB auf feinen feelii9en 3uitanS
unb bef4Ieunigte fein Gnbe i'm 81. 2ebens=
iu6re.
Der @eritorbene Ttammt aus benz
@taate Muine unb lieB it4 i'm Sabre 1859
bier nieoer, mo sr bic 5irma 9riinbet:, be
feitber Neltruf erIungt but. S9re gr5eugz
ntfie begleiteten ben Norbpolfa6rer unb ben
britiI9en SOIbner in Der @iite Gu6ora.
Oils Der @erturbene fein @ef9Gft 1riinbeie,
bef6Gftigte er flint 2eute unb Der idbrGi9e
1tmfdB betrug ni9t mebr uls $4,000.
9sute arbeiten 1000 Qngsi teGte fir bic
5irmu unb i6r 1mfab betrGgt MiGion.n.
4rtbur u. 2i6bb binterIdBt feds ainber;
feline 2ei4e mirb bier6er geianbt uno bier
bsgraben tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-19

bor. Gr Bate bon einem pei9en portuz
gieIii9en Suben Fl. rs ais 8ori4uB nuf
Elm gu liefernOeS portrdt zines n%iungen
MGb9ens" erbaGten. Der portugieIe,
0amens or. Diego b'NnbraOa ~be6uuptete,
bus portrdt (pubri4einli9 mar es bus
~ieirer @eIie6ten) glei9e benz Original in
teiner Metie unb lieB Rembrandt bur4
ben Rotar Qoriaen Sod nifen, baB sr
bas portrGt entpeber benz Original d6nz
li9 mafen ober 6as 9elb Sutiidgeben
miiHe. Gembrunbt erflGrte, teine 9anb
me6r an Dos @emdlbe legen gu tpolen
unb berlangte bon benz portugieien fir
bic 8eletbigung @enu9t6uuns. So>
bulb 6efer ben &eitbetrag be3d5lt babe,
lei er bereit, Dds @emdlbe benz l1rt6eil Ell
ner Surb aus Der ct. 2ucasz9ilbe aus
3uIeben. Sci Der 8eiteuer btsrmit ni9t
5ufrieben, 70 tperbe ct bus 8emdloe nit
nod dnberen portrGts our Dffsntlifen
9eriteigerung b~ringen. = DAB Ien6ranbt
troy GROCER finum8ieler @Orgen elm Ser
ebrer bes f90nen @ei9le4ts mar, trbeGt
aus Der @orlabun9, pel9e in ben nGez
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(@besNneeteeenbeiten) en- Sniurien" i'm
81 ferbdmer 9emeinbe : Mr6io ges
funben purbe. gs 6anbelt 1i9 u:n bic
fplgenbe 8lase BON @eertie 9ircr Gee
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miinbli9 Gbeberfpre@un9en 9ez
ma9t unb i6r etnen Sting g%ege6en, 5ubem
berI9iebene &eiien NIT lift unternommen
babe, pesbulb Ie eriu4e, BON i6m ge9eirutbet
pber BON tbm unterbalten gu Weroen. Der
8etlaste Ieugnet, Der &ldgerin bic @be
berfprp6en gu baben unb ertldrt, es lei
ni9t pabr, baB er nit Der &Idgerin ittim
berfe6rt babe; bieIe fOllte bierfiir Cen 8e>
tpeis erbringen. SroBbem nuroe &eme
brandt bon ben rGomifarifen" berure
|tbeilt, Der 8efGugten an StsQe BON fl.
100, Die biele b%erlungt, iGbrli4 f. 200
oussusabGen. @enn man behentt, baB
&embrunbt au iener 3eit fir mau6e5 fsiz
ner 8ilber mod ni3t Fl. so erbieli, 10
fam man begreifen, DuB bieier unb en-
bere G6nGife 8dGe bic Mtti4ulb an ieiz
mem finan5ielen &utn tru9en.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-19
Openfbtne.

9ar oft tpi1rbe in ben 8ampfberi9tn bon
ben Bbtltpptnen bes 8rtgahegtnez
rails @amueI S%benfbtne gez
ba4t. @r ftummt gIei9 ben Bel Munilu
ben 9elbentob 9eftorbenen S6erften Gneelz
bert unb -@toBenbetg bon Der Glteren
oeutf9en ~@intpunberung unb 3pdr bpn Der
penniplDanii9sbeuti9en unb Der 5amilienz
name lautete uripriingli9 Sfenf9ein.
Der Batter biefes Supferen betrieb emit cine
Smni6nS>2inie in PHILADELPHIA.
Ser i'm Sabre 1843 geborene 5o6n poIte
Surift perben. 9p9 beim Gtusbru6e bes
8iirgertrieges frat er, obgIei6 erft u6tsehn
Sabre aft, in's acknowledgements Der 1tnion,
unh mad brei Subren bra9te er's in benz
felben bur9 Supferteit unh @eIai1 Bis gum
9auptmanu.
gtd4 benz gitrgerfriege trdt er in 9nn5
natergeoroneter SteQnng in's re9ulGre Seer.
Mmd6li4 urbeitete er ii9 in hieIem empor.
Na9bem er in Snbianertriegeu ppr3iglide
Sienfte geleiftet bate, nurbe Ell i'm Sabre
1885 gum Maior bes %. Snfcnterieregi=
ments bef0roert. SIN s. 1891 parb er
Sbertleutnant, unb als Oberit bes %. Snz
acknowledgements i6iffte er ii3 i'm pergunz
genen Sabre mad ManiGu etn. @dbrenb bes
5elb3ugs betam er ben Stern beg 8rigabe=
generals, neil er ii4 Bel ben peri4isOeniten
9elegen6eiten ebenio ie6r Ourc9 Ntutb pie
6nr4 nmiibt berbortbat. S9on eft iinb
ianfere 2eier, tpie gefa9t, in ben 9eri9ten
bon bort ieinem Numen begegnet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-19
GtabItrt felt 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Groce-,
232 unO 234 of 2famoofp6-$ trGee,

SOG UHO S04 0H S1HWOOIpV- 9IIWRes
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su ben blnt9ften Vreiien.
Horny SOh0ollk0pf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-19
ueues bon Rembrandt.

Sn Der 9eutf9en 8o6en16rift aus
ben NieberGunben leien mir: Der BON
Teinem Poten aGs Director bes rW1au=
ritf6uis" 5uriidgetretene Or. ". 8re=
bius, berDffentli9t in Der 3eitIdriTi
,,Oud-Holland" einise bisber unbe.
fannie autRntii4e urfunben iiber Renl=
brandt. @s nor i'm Sabre 1854. Gastio
bate bus 3eitli&e eeieenet unO Der finan=
5iele Huin bes eroBen Malers Itanb be-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-19

Die gbp. g. NGGis Gp. in milz
pdutee bat bon Der Manbattan GIeoateb 81.
st. So. in Nep gOrt cine 8eItelung fir abt
Oampfmai4inen BON ie 5000 pferOefraft
erbdlten i'm @eIammt6etra9e BON nabe5u
$1,000,O00. Die @Onarb .. MG;s So. tit
cine Der Dor8iigli4ten Mui9inen7W erftGtz
ten bes 2anbes unb lire 9ampfmuI4inen
fiubet maj in aQen S6eilen Der @elt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-19
wenn Gas KIeine sdhnt,

70 peridumt ni6t, bos oIte NIB pobI erprobte
6ilfsmittel fir bas 3obnen Der &tnber,
Mrs. 0inslow's Sootbin9 Sprip, oll5l-
member. ST berubi9t bos Sinb, erwei6t bas
;sa9Ssf fsGa be, 5sIel IS al als s g $ m;{tni tnrirt
8iarrbOe. Sinfum6swo nsie @ents bic Slal6s.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-19

vEttra Yate"", ~GaINator" 1tttS
.8atrti6||,
Rettte WtaIsbiere, 9ebraMt bon Der
GOnr. Setpp 8retp8.Go. Sm GtafGen
ttno S6Hert at baben- Setepbonet
80. $780, 8Otttitt8 9cptnt. 80. 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-19
unfere Gprrefponbsnten unb Qaenten

- ltnfere GOrrefpOnbenten unb Ggenten
beiu9en bic foGgsnben Staten:
5err PauG Sriebel bic Stuaten Soma,
Minnefota, fptpie Norb> unb 9ib=D a:2tG.
9err NboGf Werner bereiit gegens
tpdrtig als @ertreter Der rSainois Staatss
3eitung" ben Stat SG;uots.
9err 5riebrt4 @4erf 1T Mgent
Der rSGinUis Stuuts8ettun9" fir ben
@taat WiScpnftn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-19

Nd4 befonberer uebereintunft bar bic
German Nmerican Bublifbing So. in 2ps
&ngeles, Calf, unfere 8ertretun9 fir gez
nannte @ta0t unb Siib<@ alifornien iiberz
nommen unb Iinb beren 8ertreter bere9tigt,
4bonnementsgelber gu to1etttren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-19
6ol6

lit nibt aGes, was stdnst. 90 Reut f@ 8.
g., menn man li6 enbli6 bur9 Ionejabri9e
Miibe unb N(nfrensuns bos 2ebem bebaglt9
getaltet bat, MIR 3u bGufis ein l9limmes,
i9mersbaftes 2eiben eit bic 8lutobertnoten
ober 6GmOrrboiben. @olb 1T ni9t Ques,
mas slGn3t; mie !. 8. audi nt9t biefes ober
ienes Seilmittel, bas ais cine ,,ii9ere Nr3s
llet" seee1 tene bOle &ralfbeit auf bag
@%lGnsenbte onseprieien wtrb. 9enn bosez
gen siebt es nur ei1 li9ereS Mittel, unb bas
iinb Die 9tublSdpf@en, @nateIis senarrt.
Aue Qpotbefer. Brobeu fret ~perioubt Don
P. Neustaedter 6 Co., Box 2416, n. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-19

Die ainber iinb BARN tliger als bic Wlten,
buB tie nur Suites er3dbleu, tuenn is aus Der
@4ule planoern.