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, 1899-02-16

public places. Referred to the com
mittee Of the whole.
The committee or corporations Ne.
ported back house bill No. LA for pass.
age.
The judiciary committee reported as
follows: That house bill 1O2 and 1928
be indefinitely postponed; that house
bills go and SO and. 121 do pass; tina,
senate file 81 be returned without rec
commissioners.
The committee reported as
follows: That house bills No. 80. and
100 do pass.
The president announced that he
W S about to sign senate enrolled act
No. 5, providing for a board of sheep
commissioners.
The senate then resolved itself into
a committee of the whole for the con
sideration OF bills on the general file
with Brittian in the chair.
House bill No. 124, providing for the
terms Of office of mayors and council
men in cities not less than $500 or
more than 5000 population, was taken
up and recommended for passage.
House bill No. 1O2, by Maggie, relat-
ing to the fees of court stenographers,
was recommended for indefinite post
ponement.
House bill No. 1913, relating to pro-
bate jurisdiction and procedure, was
recommended to be indefinitely post
poned.
House bill No. SO, regulating the sale
of liquors on railroad trains, was rec
commended for passage. This bill, pro-
vides a license of $40 for each car per
year.
House bill No. 1874, by Lewis, relat-
ing to the heating OF the capitol build
ing, vas recommended for passage.
This bill authorizes the capitol COM
mission to put in a new heating plant.
House bill No. 121, relating to the
giving Of evidence of man and wife in
certain cases. was recommended for
passage.
House bill No. SO, comforting upon
the state land board power to admins
ter oaths in relation to their business
was recommended for passage.
House bill No. 80, relating to costs
in proceedings in error. Recommended
for passage.
The committee arose and reported
al indicated and the report was adopt.
ed.
A communication was received from
the honorable house asking the senate
to recede from the amendment to house
bill No. 81, providing for the erection
Of a monument to the Wyoming heroes
OF the late a The ena by a vote
Of II to / refused to recede. The pres
ident appointed Messrs. Britain, Fox
and Williams as a conference COM
mfttee on the same.
At 10 o'clock the senate took a re-
cess until 1870 p. m.
1t Is understood that the governor
will send his appointments to the sem
ate tomorrow, Friday.
Both houses have their work 50 well
in hand that it is not expected that
any night sessions will be necessary
except Saturday night, and 1t is not be-
lieved that the session will continue
very far into Sunday morning. The
session expires constitutionany at IL
O'Clock, midnight, Saturday.
, 1899-02-16

These are dangerous times for tho
health. Group, colds and throat trou-
bles lead rapidly to consumption. A
bottle of One Minute Cough Cure used
at the right time will preserve life,
health and a large amount OF money.
Pleasant to take; children like It r.
H. Eggleston, druggist.
, 1899-02-16

Paul Perry, Of Columbus, Ga, suf-
fered agony for thirty years, and then
cured his Piles by using DeWitts
Witch Hazel Salve. 1t heals injuries
and skin diseases like magic. Frank
H. Eggleston, druggist.
, 1899-02-16

Coughing Injuries and inflames sore
lungs. One Minute Cough Cure loos-
ems the cold, allays coughing and heals
quickly. The best cough cure for chill
dren. f. H. Eggleston.
, 1899-02-16
NINTH ORDERED TO MANILA

Washington, D. c., Feb. 15.-Secre-
tary Alger has ordered the Ninth regi-
ment of the regular infantry, now at
Madison Barracks, N. Y, to go to San
Francisco and to be held in readiness
to go to Manila.
, 1899-02-16

To insure a happy new year, keep
the liver clear and the body vigorous
by using DeWitt's Little Darby Rlsers,
the famous little pills for constipation
and liver troubles. F. H. Egglestous
, 1899-02-16
ARE STILL FIGHTING
SkIRMISHING IS REPORTED IN
THE OUTSKIRTS OF MA
Mia.
a Heavy Shipment of Arms and AM
munition in China Watched by IN
tied States Authorities to Prevent
Smuggling-Without More Arms
the Natives Cannot PrOlong Fight.

Manila, Feb. lG, 4 a. m.-There is
much firing going on in the outskirts
Of the city.
Skirmishes are reported from many
quarters.
The tension in the city Is high. Few
people have care to sleep.
1t is feared that the Filipinos in
Manila are planning an uprising and
an attempt to massacre the Americans.
Guards have been doubled.
Squads of soldiers are searching sus-
pected houses. One hundred natives
were caught in a secret conference at
midnight.
, 1899-02-16
L. Grippe /. again epidemic. Ever

In Grippe Is again epidemic. Every
Wecautdon should be taken to avoid
Il Its specific cure is One Minute
Cough Cure. A. ]. Sheperd, publisher
Agricultural Journal and Advertiser,
Eden, Mo, says: mo one will be dis
appointed in using One Minute Cough
Cure for La Grippe" Pleasant to take,
quick 10 uct F. H. Egelsstou.
, 1899-02-16

When you need anything in the book
or job printing line, call at The Re-
publican ONCE.
, 1899-02-16

A good house, water at the door, three
lots, good fence and barn; on First
street; clear title. Apply at this oflos.
, 1899-02-16
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST

Following is the list OF letters re-
naming in the postofice at Laramie.
Wyo., for the week ending February
18th, 1899. Parties calling for letters in
this list will please say ADVERTISED"
, 1899-02-16

Daily Republican only Soc a month.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-20
SOLDIERS, ATTENTION!
=
PEACE HAS BEEN DECLARED.

But your troubles will not be over I'M
til you bring all of your Photographic
work to Rooms 3 and Love building
for developing and printing Many Of
you have already done so, but there
must be hundreds left who are sending
your negatives home or having them
attended to by inexperienced hands. If
you have no work to be done, come and
see me anyhow and look at some of my
own work. You don't have to
Present Arms!
When you enter my studio, while you
can find no more beautiful or cheaper
souvenir to send to your friends than
the Hawaiian views of
c. {. L MUNYON.
Rooms 8 and 4. Love Building.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-20
NEW BELL PULLS.

Fashion is nothing if not changeable
and now has elected to return to the
bell pulls of the past-they really are
more artistic than the China knobs,
which are generally employed as a
means to "agitate the communication"
Hanging at some height on the wall,
the five inch band, worked in some
tasteful design, the edges of silk cord,
and the back of the bell pull lined in
silk of a suitable color, we have a
decoration which is of utility also.
Handsome, large, embossed brass
rings, or those of ebony or ivory, are
sewn to the lower end of the bell pull.
This return to by gone fashion is not
ed because lovers of fancy work are
constantly seeking something new on
which to exercise their talents. No
less are most persons glad to know
of something novel when they desire
to manufacture with their own hands
wedding gift, birthday present or a
friendly offering of like character.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-20
DEATH Of PRINCESS TEIUA
ALL TAHITI IN MOURNING Fvlt
HER.
In Keeping With the Tahitian Tradition
of Good Omen the Rain Fell During
the Funeral.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 9.-The
Tropic Bird was forty days coming
here from Papeete and at times Cap
tain Jackson used to wonder if he
would ever make port Light and bafli-
ing winds and Gains were encountered
from the start and finally a fifty mile
run came to be considered a good day S
performance. Off the coast a heavy
gale was encountered and for twenty
four hours the barkentine had a hard
time of it. A number of sails were
blown away and other damage was
done that necessitated the vessel going
on the drydock She was put on the
marine railway at Oakland creek and
is receiving a thorough overhauling.
When the Tropic Bird left Pepeete all
Tahiti was mourning the death of the
Princess Tetua Mariana "the one whose
power extends over the heavens" he
reditary princess of the islands She
was the daughter of the Princess Arii-
oehau, whose authority extended over
the island of Morea and a number of
districts in Tahiti and was born No
vember g. 1912. Princess Tetua was
adopted by Queen Pomare, and when
she grew up became a great power in
the southern seas. At an early age she
married a Scotchman named John
Brander, and by whom she had nine
children, all of whom are living. Bran
ueT WAS IHe Hedu OI the greatest COM
mercial house in the southern seas, and
since his death his children are carry
ing on the business.
Later the princess married George
Darcie, and with him went to Scotland.
While living there the Princess Kaiu-
lani of Hawaii was frequently their
guest. By her second husband Prin-
cess Tetua had three children.
Commenting upon her death the Gee
a co no pf
her chiefdom, she was simply idolzed.
and her influence was greater than the
bounds of her authority. Her great
trust in religion, the beauty of her own
character and her widespread charity
made her a power in the South Pacific.
| The rain fell in torrents during the fun
| eral. This was in keeping with the Ia
hitian tradition that all official ceremo-
| MES are blessed only as the rain falls
on them. In token of the public mourn
ing the city Papeete) flags were hoist
| ed half mast high"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-20
Purity

in the Hay and Grain you give
your Horse counts for some
thing. While it may cost a trihc
more than poor Feed, with "A
faint of mustiness, it is cheaper
in the long run. 1t builds up
the muscles and your animal
looks bright and is always
ready for work.
Our Flour stock is always of the
best and our prices are as low
as the best grades can be sold
for.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-20
Woman'S Friend
The Great Medicine that Gives
Nerve Strength

Hoods SarsapariIIa Makes tho
Blood Rich and Pure, Creates arr
Appetite and Restores HensttEs
Vigor and Vitality.
81 feel that ought to write few
words in praise OF Hoods SarsapErills.
which has done great things for gae.
was in a delicate condition and VIA Rss1s
at my stomach and constipated. I ts1e6
remedies highly recommended for iel- 1lo
weaknesses, but the medicines broughs
on other troubles. l was SO weak
could not attend to my household duties.
ana 1 then determined to try Hoods Szr-
saparilla. After 1 had taken this mediciuS
short time began to gain strength.
Grew Stronger Each Day
until was able to work all day without
any Inconvenience. have taken Hood's
Pills for constipation, and am better to-
day than 1 have been for five years
Since taking Hoods SarsapariTIa enc
Hoods Pills feel rested in the morning.
1 am less nervous and am sure 1 have
richer and purer blood. / have always
been bothered with scrofula, but now
am rid of it. Before my last child was
born 1 took Hoods Sarsaparillas and
my girl baby was fat and strong, whiI1
my other child was not well and lived
to be only two years old" MRS. r. r.
DEAL, Box 419, Missouri Valley, Iowa-
Hoods sp ps4iiia
Is the best-in fact the One True Blood ItrrIssar
HOOd'S pills are purely vegetable, sETDs
IAOOd . lllo fully prepared Is rFEaA-
H0BR0N DRUG COMPANY
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-20
SUFZ CANAL,

As was only to be expected the num-
Der and tonnage of the vessels that
passed through the Suez canal last
year show considerable decrease as
compared with 1896, and smaller
falling off compared with 1895 and
1894, says the London Financial News.
For one thing, the number of troops
carried fell from 1885, in 1896, and
1865 in 1895, to 92,639, owing chief
ly to the cessation of French and ual-
ian military operations in Madagascar
and Abyssinia, respectively, while the
passengers tabulated as pilgrims, en-
igrants and convicts numbered only
14,443, against 31,O55 in 1896
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-20
THAT NEW LEAF.

If you have turned over that new
leaf" and really intend to "try and do
better" practice little of the
economy you preach. First, don't
throw money away. 1t is doing that,
if you pay more for your Books and
Stationery at one place than you
would for the anne articles at
another.
Why pay fifty cents for an article
that you can buy for thirty-five cents
This is just the point you must con-
slider if you really are successful in
1899 in saving your earnings. And
this is just what the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-20

THE QUEEN HOTEL. %
Pleasantly situated, rates $3.50 to 50
per day. Weekly rates 81 to So.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08

gu ben i~nterefdnten Btrfonli9feiten,
tpel9e nit benz beutigen Sage BPM ppli=
tiI4en S9auplaB a6treten, 9cb0rt audi Der
Sendtor q oger O.. MtG!s BON Seras.
@e4sunO3pun3ig Sabre Geit 1873 bat er
ieinem Stdate inn @ongreB geoient, oapon
10 i'm Qbgeoronetenbau5e, nad0em ct i9on
bor Dem R~ebelionstrie9e Mitglito Der Sc
1ebgebung BON Seras unb i'm &tiege Oberit
zines terunif4en &egiments gepeien mar.
Der iebt 67id9rige Munn fann alS Spfer
Der 6reiitlber=8 etpe9ung angefeben peroen.
g6e bic elbe begdnn, mar er Ser 0emotrdtts
f9e 5ii6rer i'm Qbgeoroneten6al.Ie, unb dls
9oribenber bes Sinan5ausi9nies bra4te
ct tpdbrenb glebelanSs erter Nominiftraz
tion bic ieinen Nar1en trdgettSs genlGBigte
Sartfreformz8orl Elm, tpel4e ourG 9arz
rifpn's @rtpdblune 1883 gu 9rabe getra9en
purbe, tpie bic Mc&tnlepz8iG bur9 ben
@ilIonzSartf BON 1893, unb biefer fpieoer
burb ben 0ingfeDzSa 8dre Die Sdrifs
frage ni9t bur1 bic Silberfrage 6uridgez
brdngt porben, 10 piirbe ct pa6rI4einli4
bic 5iibrerf4dft nenigftens in Der 9eimdtbz
li6en bemofratif9en Yattei bebulten Gaben,
unb tpieber9endbGt porOen iein. 50 bat er
benz frii6eren 9ouoerneur gulCerfon tpeiz
Aen miifen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
absd,e.rAtd,e altaots ataats-astt1uae aattttpodJ, s. asrars 1899.

&inb, fagte fie, nirb jeBt gluderei unb Dual
BADEN unb i9, Die i'm f9on bis6er penig
fa6, tperbe i'm tpoll gar nt9t mebr gu fe6en
betommen. 2oubet's S9piegerbater lit tobt,
fein 9ei9dft pirb pomSobne peitergefibrt;
er flagt, baB er f4on iebt bon gittftenern
belGitigt tperbe, bic BON Tim gmpfeblungen
an feinen S9tpager berlang.n.
Setrem 8orgdnger, .3u benz er in bielen
0ingsn einen polenbeten @egenfab bilOet,
glei4t Der neue prdIibent nur in 3nei Punfz
ten: er TT elm Observation-Disclosures Sd9er uno
&aufer. Die Samilie lit ni4t gerabe reid,
aber pobl6d6enb. 2oubet fat me6rere 2anbz
glitter nno aud fpnftigen 9runDbelib; man
f9dbt fein 8ernDgen auf 100000
5runcs. 4us ieiner Sugenb er5d6lt Der
rMatin" folgenben gorfal: Qls CT i'm Otter
BON neun Sa6ren in bas GoGeg: bon greit
%eintrat, folte er ben iibliden WiGtommz
Nedereien unb Qudlereien ppn Seiten ieiner
W}itf4uler unterlporfen iperben; er iteGte ii9
.q6er trobig in cine @de, Sog ein 3aihens
meiier aus Der Suf4e, 0ffnete es unb bielt es
nit Der Spibe feinen Qn9reifern entse9en,
oenen er fur5, a6er f9arf 5urief: Wer fi4
baran reibt, Der itidt ii9!" @r tpurbe bar
auf in Hube g%ela1en. 9iefes @ei9i9t9en
benefit, baB Der neue prditbent unter unnz
ftdnben ou9 @nergie entfulten tunn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
QIoemeiner Wadrenn1drft.

ssh tie r-BtFtegreanerp 19-l9Ar; Lranalit1t. II
-lsc; go. 2, 14-E5c; bette na4senta9te, l4-I5; bet.
Datrp III; I.0uaIltdt. 12-l4:; z OuaIttdt. iIH-l2H.
Gd fe-Sutns, IO-10A:; Simburser, ntner, F0-10hc,
gGtpe3sr. 10 -l0A:; aaltrttarIlHer Kiis III SIptrp1j.
49< fir liz pfuuO.
gObnen - Bette, 1.24-sl.25; bette ,N~asmnms',
81. l5-l.20 t ssa@ -
Self ii ut = 1urtesS 95-11: bts Efnu>; 5hb II:
7-Sc bas Yfunb; @nten 7h-S: bas Rtun,; @dnis ~
f-Scbos gfuub. "
Gi. = Gaus frtf9s. gertuIt: absers9nst. tic
has Gnsene.
Sal bftett d 80 bis u 9u1> S.pt4t 6H-7he;
75bis 90 Bf tuo. ~ SC; 100 bis liz 8iuuA SA-9:;
aerobbnIides NIB ihtueres. 6H-7:.
BI6pret- Gnten per 9ubsno: Maaarbs. 1925
$50; Jeo Seabs, SO. so; Seal, 9lueiuina $2.09-22 %;
Zeal. Greenptn9, $I.75; SmaG. mireo, Sl.25-I.S0;
GonuoSbads, 5000. 90. - 9tpuer, GOLDEN. 81 so bas
9uB. Sadinipe, 81. 25-1.5O bas 0usenb. Safen, So
75c per 9nbeub. Sdnie, 4J-50c ieSe.
Grtfde Slide = Bfad goB. 9roBs, bas gfuab,
12-12hc @tte, 6-6hs; 8sdersL 6-64:.
9ret3etbeeren-9et NIB 8ugte, per SaS $500
10; SerfeDs. $4.50-5.5o
Iepfel-Rau. bic 6et.1. 50. 50 81 p S13 EtS
Grau9. ct Ntt bn:ls. 1888 90 ii. Sits.
eitron.u-S. aaatttit, 50 % $50 Rit.
2anaueI Bets. 50r-Sl09 sas 9au,.L.
Seiqeu - @elpotAeus. 10-sE, bas qTu1l
So rtoffeGu-Sebeons 55-3S: bas 9ui5et; NBeerle3
S. 5ac bas guiaeI; ROis 55-5si; gur6aHts, 5S-so:ber
@uideI.
chg. RartoffeGn - Gus Suinois, so oo-2. Is
bas Gag. e
ms tB frant -. 81. 0)-2. SO bas Gag.
gsGerD - $780,: ba3 9ueenh
3nte be II - 80: per 9ai9A.
s9Gum.nt 0 3: - 81. $500 bic Rift.
Gotae gis.t yteue. 75c o1S Tl1.
&Hier 10 a a 90 ausin.1eiI 9:5dIsr. 75c; tein.
GdlnaIsfiftpen. CSC.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
|1erlet ront Heatcn @rafSentcM
HrAMfreiGt'S.

ueber ben neuen prdiibenten Der fran30z
itT4en Repr6lif, befen politii9e 2aufbu6n
beretts befpro9en tporben, tbeilen mir na9
fran30iif4en 8ldttern nod folgertoe me6r
familiGre Gir8elbeiten NIT:
emile 2oubet 1T troy feiner 81 Sabre nod
gut gu SUB urtb fat Elm f6arfes Muge, bas
nan4nral rebt maliti0s 5u blin5eIn berIte6t.
gr tammt aus elmer gufittuirten 8duernfdz
mile in Marianne, int Oepartenent Orome.
Setn 8ater, Der a19 Maire bes Srtes mar,
lieB 1einen SD6nen, Dbapo6l ite am liebften
glei4faGs Qdnoleute geporben tpdren, eins
9Obere @r3iebung geben, unb ben einen, ben
.iebi9en prdfbenten, R%eAtsrnpaGt, ben onz
beren Nr3t fperben.
Seine eriten Stubien ma9te 2oubet i'm
golIe9e bon @reft (Orome); Don bd fam er
na4 paris, tpo er bic &e9te ftubirte. gr err
innert ft9 nod germ feinsr 9tubentenia6re.
@r beipO6nte Elm fGeines 3inmer i'm ie9iten
Stod zines 9uuies Der Gue Sournon, gang
na6e benz 2urent6urgzpdIdi in bas er bier
gig Sabre fpdter als Senatsprditbent ein3iez
ZEN foute. Wor9ens mu9te CT It9 ielbIt
feinen &affee unh ndbm i'm in 9emeinf6aft
nit einem befreunoeten iu1gen Nbbofdten
Elm. SIM Sabre 1864 mar er NIT Meline
suIammen MbpofutenI 9reiber; beibe IpGteren
gonourrenten I'm Die Prditbentf9 uft BET
8epublit baden fi9 aGio gemeinf9aftli9 in
bic praftif9e &enntniB bes prO3eBpeIens
eingearbeitet. DIS Nbpdtt fe6rte 2pubet in
feline 9eimutb 5uriid unb lteB ii9 in Monz
teltmdr nieber, benz 6auptort beg Oepartez
ments. Na4 benz Stur3 NapOlson's Ill,
unter beIen 9erri4aft er fth fdon bur9 re-
publifanii9e @efinnung bemerf6ar gema9t
bate, tpltrbe 2oubet 5uerft 8~emeinberutb unb
6alb bdrauf 8iirgermeifter bon Montelimar,
pel9e Miirbe er Bis beute 6eibe6alten bat.
eSn Montelianar nerbeirat6ete ct 1i9 NIT SRI.
Bicarb, ber So9ter zines nc6lbdbenben
NageIf4mieOs unb Saufmanrs bd=
Telbf. Der @b fin6 bret Sim
Der entIprofen, cine SCOOTER unb
3tpei S06ne; bic SCOOTER 1T an 6errn be
@dintzprir oerbeiratet, Der ~9egenpdrtig
gi4ter in Murieile lit; Der dltere Go6n, ieBt
26 Sabre alt, hiente ieinem Batter bis6er ais
9ripatfetretdr; Der iiin9ere tit erit 6 Sabre
alt; er fam CUR 8elt, als fein @ater Mi@
niiterprdiibent mar. Der 8ruoer 2oubets 1T
@r5t in Montelimar; feine Mutter 1T iebt
"a (na8 urberen 86) Sabre alt, aber nod 10
sefunb utb frii3, buB fe ibrem 8uuerneut
1elbft borfte9t, unb i6ren 3ebn &ne9ten uno
MGgben np9 Bel Der Nrbeit bilft. DIS i6r
bic @a6l i6res Sobnes mitgetbeilt tpurbe,
duBsrte fie segen a8efu4er, bic fe begliidz
piinf9ten,' pentg 5reube. Mein arnes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08

Gihcr Der 8or3;le ees neren rdn50z
fif4en prGi ;oenten 2oubet be<
f.ebt barin, buB er itA 0enti91cnb
qeeeniber in teilrer bishsrieen Sill
lltnqen tets muBpo4 3eigte. 81 t2ar audi
einer Der t~reueiten Qn6Gnsf~ ceS por i;13
Sa!1sn seitorbener fraal0Ti6sn StGdtsz
marres Sules SeTrt, cer als WiniFerz
prd Iibent unb Min!Ttt oes auspdrti9er,
tpit ais parlameaia1;;r unb Genut5pldiiz
bert Ger enti9iebenTtt @sgner bes GGaubinisz
mus seneIen 1T unO 1uf cine mjJlidtte Nm
n;GEsrung 5runtreI4S an Deut!4lane tinz
arfeitete. prdiiDent 2oubet ipirD bsn iid) ges
Serndrtig u~nbabnsnosn frennoIidersn 8e=
aieGuneen 5piiGe1 5rdntreib uno Deuti9z
Lamb geniB fOrberl;9 iein, 70 lusit es il, icinsr
Ma4t fte9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
Wdrftbertht.
Sndrperfdnfe.

g9 ebI wtnter.gBeiss gatents i'm JdB. 1850
s.To; 5traiebt8. So. 20-3 40 in Sddtn; Spe~etat.5ran,S
barter 6rHbIobrssg3etse pateuts, 81. OF 81, Batssi.
1855 so; GodeenntebL s2.6j-2.80.
@interpeisen - Rotber 60 2 72-7Sc; rotber
SO. g. 65-71c; barter go. 2, 66-67c; barter go. 8.
64-66c.
SRI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gto. /, 7oH-71he;
GDrtbtrn SEQ. 2, 68-70e; go. 8, 64-70t. Gs
Mats - yo. 2. 35t; peBeT y1o. 9, 35c; 30. 2
aeIber, 35-35At; gtO. g. 32A-32Ae; go. 8 setber.
32M-334e.,
Safer - mad 8robs, $50. q 271sr; tpelBer go. 2, 80
-31he; gto. {, 274c; meiBer gO. 3, 29h-3Oe; merger
go. 4, 29A-29Hc.
oQQen-R e1ne 8erf6ufe beriGtet. r.s,
@erite- Wtals .Qualitdteu, 43-5lc; 5utter9erIte.
39-41c.
Gdmtrete n -TyIabs, Wo: 1 TortblpeTtern. duf bs'n
@eIeiie, SHE; 3trnotbp, $2.0o-a.25 per 100 9funA.
&Iee bon s5.O0-6.0 per 100 Pfuno.
&Ieie-&eine Yerfdufe beri1tet.
8 u-5tmotbg. aeiu6bnli9es bis beft.s, S6.o0-9.oo
bls3onne; 9rairis, sewObnli4es biz beitss, bon ILO
$50 per 2onne.
Ob-3Osssn, s5.50-625; gOeiSen anS Rdier
3.5O-4.50. -,.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08

gao9 i'm lebten 4ugen6lid fat Der Prdz
fibent benz Senut bic Grnennung Deg friiz
beren @ouberneurs Me=riam BON
~ innefota gum Snperintenz
bes nd9fen GENT s
eingeldidt, unb 6ieiel6e 1T PROMPT 6%citdti9t
poroen, p6 nit ober gegen ben Bi1sn oDn
6rau Senator 9abis peiB man ni9t.
@iGiam Stub Merrium 1T BON 9u1ie aug
8dnfier, dlfo elm Mtunn, Der nit 3u6len
nm3ugeben peritebt, unb auBercsm tin febr
tii6tiger Sarmer unb Elm fe6r erfolgrei4sr
golitTfer. 9auptfd4li9 lebterct @igenz
f6oft bot er natiirli4 feline @%tnennung gu
nerbdufen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08

- Sobesfetme i'm Pdffaicz
mailer. Sn Neparf, q. 5, limb oiefer
Sage bier 8tnber an 9pfentsrie geftorbea,
na4oem fe Ydfaicpdfsr nit Mil3
bermtf4t getrunten battsm Die Sim
Der rpurben BON 9eftgem @rbre6en befqlfen
unb fonnten nidts i'm Magen bebalten, oarn
fte1te f4 9peHteris Elm. Or. @orpir, Der
bebanoelnoe &r3t, fagte, Die nrfd4e oer
&ranf6eit 1ei Der 9enuB BON Bafaietpa1e r.
Me6rere drtoere &tnber erfranften bpr elmer
Nobe unter 9leiden 9prnptomen, nadJoe:n
fte p%affaicpaifer NIT Mil9 Derntfdt eenOfz
fen. 9ie Saritdtsbeb0rbe bat ri9ti9 borz
ausgefagt, baB iia 9ranfheitsfdae fnfolge
bes 9enufes DON SGuBtuafer nient bor @roe
bes Morats enttpideln piitben. gu dlem
Slid flieBt felt mebr a1s a4t Sagen fem
9afIaictpafer mebr bur9 BITE R0bren unO Die
6pFfnung tit besbdf6 bere4tigt, bdB Elm epi=
Osmii6es 4uftreten ber arantbeit ni6t gu
ertparsn 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
0ergenbet feline 3eit bel 5ufter. geoinnt be Rur
fofort NIT Jayne's Expectorant.

General Brun3. Gi9eI in Nen
gOrt, II i'm acknowledgement Sabre itez
benb, i4rieb in 8e3ug auf ben iieb3tg%
fen 8eburtsta9 BON Carl
g 4ura treffenb f~oleenbes: vWas S6ura
angetrebt unb getpont, mas er in ieinem
ipe4felboIen 2eben Gutes unb @roBes gez
fat, bic 8ieIfeiti9feit feiner &enntz
niffe nnb 4rbeit, Die 9efabren, Die er be-
itanben, bic mertpiirbige Sbdtigfeit unb
4usbuuer, bic er 6etpieIen, Die @rfolge, Die
er er3ielt unO bic bpben g6renfteGen, bic
er errungen, pie 6ObIten, bic elm Nbpptibz
burger errin9en tann, erf9einen an ieinem
@brentage in bslem 2i9te unb nerben Teiz
men Mutb unb feline 3uberfi9t ftdrfen unb
feline fernere WirtIumteit erleidtern."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08

.MuB elmer Der eingefdloTencr Garbindle
frdnf6eits6al6er ober aus anberer entiaulo@
barren @riinDen ods Goncldbe perldfIen, 10
berIiert er fir biesmal fein detioes GtIntn7
re9t glet9 ben iibrigen @6tpeienoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
Oro,eR BieOenfelo.
Die DerRanoIun9 ee9en iRn
nahe5u ab9eidlohen.
CUR 3eit fat bicgertbeiOigung OasgBOrt.

aus Dem Beri6t fat oler aueen3eueen Ger
Chat 9eht a~a9enideinIid herpor, oa6 Me
Donald nit Curt pon SieoenfeIo 6dnoel
fubte. = 5ahlreide 5eueen Ger Dertbei=
oi9urg beridteu iiber Drohuneen, ole
mcOonaIo eeeen oen aneefIaeten ousee=
ftoBen bate. 11od 10. meinri6's
2usfa9en foa Der Gri4oFene pereiftete
Ku9elu i'm RepoIper eeRabt habeu.