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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-15
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-15
4 Bunch Of Flowers
Buffalo Jim

A western scenic picture
with fast action-the fickle-
ness of a girl.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-15
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
FOR RENT-3 to s rooms n Varnoy
Flats ;also small house,. Phone

WANTED--A woman to work IN tao
kitchen at Star Restaurant. Main
street. t5"
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-26
MARKET SHOWING
A HEALTHY TONE
BUYING POWER
NOT EXHAUSTED
Concluded from Page One.)

worthy trust message As he In
tended. it has had decidedly sooth-
ing effect. While showing no re
taxation in the purpose to enforce
the Sherman law. he has assured oir
business that it woIld be done with
the least disturbance possible, ard
that the whole policy Of the adnin-
istratioa would be to build up ana
not destroy, or course su,n a
chang in spirit at Washington he'd
an extremely reassuring effect and
no one doubts that Mr.. Wilson Il
well able to curb the radical and
disturbing spirits in Congress. Ii he
sll Goods We may expect from now
on a steady growth of confidence
and a corresponding improvement
in general business Yet, il must
be remembered that the process OF
g ononi, establishment, So conapicu-
Gus in 1913, Is not yet entirely com
Illatc. The full effects OF the new
tariff have not yet been demonstrat-
ed, The new currency law viii not
/ be in operation for months to come
Tho enactment OF new trust regula-
tiCns and adjustment thereto viii
Iprc luce scme friction and uncer-
tainty. Ees.ness activity has no.
yet boon fl,lF restored. The steel
trade IS showing a gratifying i'm
/ proyemcnt. but Is far from beint
normal in volume The real estate
situation Is still unsatisfactory, ana
/ the effects Of overriding may be
seen IN all parts Of the country
There is no doubt but that the tull
crops of last year saved us from .
serious financial crisis. What will
the next harvest be? In the sudden
rebound of sentiment, characteristic
OF the American people, II Is just~a;
we'll to keep such facts in mind in
order 10 avoid unwise eXcesGes
which might easily provoke fresh
reaction, or delay substantial re
coyery So far, however. as the re.
lations between the Administra ion
and big business are concerned
th0rp has hncn a most .ltisrat tnry
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-26
'QU'RE CONST|pATED,
BILIOUS CASCARETS
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach. Gas
Bad Breath, mean Liver and
Bowels need Cleansing.
Got a 1n-cent boy now.

Get a l0-cent box now,
No ocds how bad your liver, stom-
aCh or bowels; how much your head
aches, how miserable and uncom-
Portable you are from constipation.
Indigestion, biliousness ana sluggish
bowels YOU always get the desired
results with Cascarets.
Don't let your stomach, liver auI
bowels make you miserable, Take
Cascarcts tonight; put an end to the
headache, biliousness, dizziness
nervousness, sick, sour, gassy stem
ach, backache and ali distress.
cleanse your inside organs of all the
bile, gases and coustipated matter
which is producing tho misery.
A l0.cent box means health, hap
piness nm da clear head for months.
No more days of gloom and distress
if you will take a Cascaret now AID
then. All druggists sell Cascarcts.
Don't forget the children---their III.
tie ins,des need a gentle cleansing.
too.---Adyt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-26
NURSE KILLS TWO
W|THPO|SONSHF
THINKS LAXATIVE
Doses Orphan Asylum Children From
Wrong Bottle---Four Others
May Die.

Utica. y. Y. Jan. As the re-
suit of a mistake bY q nurse. two
children At the orphan asylum are
luad aud four Others are in criiie'l
condition. Last night The nurse gave
tHc children poison IN mistake Tor a
laxative and today Fred Gilmore. :
years old and Julia Vincent. 3 years
old died. There is an epidemic oi
measles at the hospital.
The nurse admitted 10 the corone'
she had r.ristered the poison 10
the children b. claimed she was
given the wrong bottle by anothe.
nurse. The house physician corsobu-
rated her statement.
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and pr llt taking is more in evidence.
ALTHOUGH sucoccdcd thus far by
fresh outsidc buying on every reces-
sion. The short interest, though
diminished. Is not by any meats
eliminated. aud continues an ele-
ment al strength. The market
show. .ls h-aiihin-ss - the activity
and strength al a large number 1T
ISSUES. she bond market also being
couspiui5us i'm these respects. GoOd
investment buying has been a fca-
ture and before long it will be-
fond that the loating supply OF Sc
curities has been reduced. Not
since the recovery after the panic o.
1907 has the market shown such a
health tone as this week: and in
spite Of the temptations for reali2ius
thu buying power loe5 not yet se,sl
exhausted. Lower prices for money
always mean higher prices for stctis
and securities may reach n higher
ley"l before the adjustment 20 new
conditions is accomplished. But
some fresh shocks may be expected
from Washington in the form of new
anti rust bills. and it will be in
terasting to see now they are taken
in view of the new confidence inspir-
ed by President Wilson's present
placid attitude.
fIENDN ~ L.VNr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-26

] used to welcome warm July
With all its gladness and its glory;
used to hoist my banner high
And read again the thrilling story;
| used to think the world was ne'er
So fair or free from dismal days
As In July and. often ere
Tbs have yialded It my praise.
Twas in glad July that we
First waded IN the sea together,
Forgetting IN our youthful glee
How much depended On the weather.
The clouds were high. the scene was
bright
We piled up castles on the sands
And sat In peaceful hooks at night,
Ignoring care and holding hands.
Twas in July that she and I
Found fair wild roses in the hedges
And from d bountiful supply
Exchanged a lot of sacred pledges;
Enriched with undiluted joy.
We did not fear and never guessed
That hard conditions might destroy
The gladness which We then possessed.
Oh, dear July. I see no trace
Al present OF iis former splendor;
Within my breast there IS no place
Left for emotions that are tender;
Around as gleeful children play,
Our pretty cottage Frightening.
But IN July we have to pay
The Interest upUn the thing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-26
A Difference in Working Hours

Intelligent people realize tha'
common colds should be treated
promptly. If there Is sneezing with
chiliness and hoarseness tickling
throat and coughing, the latter es
pecially annoying at bed time, use
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
1t is effective, pleasant to take.
checks n cold. stops the cough which
causese los of sleep. and lowers the
vital res stance to disease Remem
Der the name, Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound and avoid substitutes
For sale by all druggists.---Dd vt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-26
True 10 His Promise,

Dearest. win you let me share
your every sorrow after we are mar
ried?" she whispered as she euddled
her cheek against his
Yes, darling" he replied. again
plueking a delicious kiss from her
sweet lii j.
II was the same lady who two
years later YEARLY cried out;
oh, Tom, why can't YOU ever come
into the house without bringing a
a'o e trouble with you? I'm 50 sick
OF hearing about how hard you have
to work to keep the bills paid"
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Il hope you won't be hard on me.
Judge he said. You see, was I'M
der the influence of liquor when done
It,"
You seem to have been under the
influence of something equally bad
when you studied grammar. During
the spare moments that you are going
to have permit yourself to indulge In
Iudicious study Of the cons ruction OF
simple sentences. Here is one to be-
gin with-sixty days
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-26
WEATHER.

Illinois: Rain or snow Monday
morning followed by fair. Tuesday
unsettled and warmer: rain or snow
IN nora, rain in south ~ night.
Variable winds becoming east and
southeast and increasing ay Tues
day.
Missouri: Fair in west; clear in
east Monday. Tuesday rain and
warmer.
Kentucky: Local rains Monday
except probable snow in the moun-
tains. Tuesday unsettled; rain by
night.
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later than today.

later than today.
"Boston and Albany agreement
by which trackage rights are grant
Cd to run some OF it's lines over the
lines Of the b. & A. expires today.
President Wilson receives a dcic-
CATION OF a thousand working women
at the White House, who will 2sk
him 20 consider woman suffrage
-agAin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-26
When You Are Bilious.

Food ferments In Your stomach
when you arc bilious. Quit eating
and take a full dose of Chamberlain
Tablets. They vii clean out and
strengthen your stomach and tomor-
row you will relish your food again.
The best ever for biliousness. For
sale by all dealers. ---Adyt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-26

Darling he said, Il wish to be
perfectly frank and honest with you.
We are to be married a week from
next Thursday Don't you think /
ought before it is forever too late to
tell you the story of my past life?"
The girl recoiled in horror from
him, crying:
Mono. Please don't. The ar
rangements for the wedding have all
been completed, and should never
be able to face my friends again II it
were TO be nullified now."
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-26
Chickens at $40 Apiece.

The La Fleche fowls OF France, says
a writer in the Country Gentleman,
are in demand in very wealthy house
holds and in high-class cafes. Fine
specimens sometimes bring ten dol
lars, and very general price is Ave
dollars each. Probably no other coun-
Try has a market for chickens at such
prices; the French gourmet must have
what he wants regardless Of cost.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-26
Noted Collections of Jewels.

The Rajah of Dholpur's collection
of pearls has been valued at $780,
000 The Jam Of Jamnagar, the Gaek'
war of Baroda, the Nawab OF Rampuy
and the Sultan of Turkey are othe'
Oriental rulers whose collections OF
pearls have been noted. Prince Rar'
jitshingi of Kathitwar conducts his
own pearl fisheries as well as making
collections Of the beautiful gems.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-26
Be Generous,

In your dealings with other people
try TO put their good qualities and
kindly acts In your account Of them,
and II Quarrels arise or the gradual
drifting apart comes that often cuts
us off from one another without our
conscious yolition, let there always be
some pleasant thought that will re-
main TO the last, with us, when the
other Is far away from sight ana
sound Exchange
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-26

His wife cleaned house and made hin
sad
He slept upon the stairs.
And lost the dearest hopes he had.
But chung to all his cares.
At last the job was done, each bed
Was In its proper place;
Again he lifted up his head
And had a smiling face.
But lines Of care once more begin
To mar his ample brow;
His wife has grimty started in
To clean his office now
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-26
POLICE SALARY
QUESTION AGAIN
BEFORE COUNCIL
Concluded from First Page.)

in This Act; and may, by rCs1lu-
tion or otherwise, prescribe. linz
it or change the compensation
of all appointive officers or en-
ployes.
This section can be construed ir
only one way which is favorable H.
tho petitioners. 1t applies to the
comptroller, city clerk, engineer
and other employees, only whore or
dinances fix the compensation, they
would have to be amended so the
salaries could be changed.
Another hurdle has been erected
to the raise and this applies TO the
iremen. it being claimed that they
too should be raised. That the p0-
liccman has a job that is uncnyiahl1
is evidenced by a recent case. A
fireman who thought that a police
mans Job was an easier ore, re-
signed, sought and obtained an ap-
pointment on the police force. 1t
only took a little time to convince
him that the work he was compelled
to perform as a policeman Tor he
additional salary of $40 was not
near so soft as he had first thou"Gt
Sc he resigned employment as police
man. sought and obtained reinstate-
ment 70 his former Job as a fireman.
which he is perfectly content TO fill,
withou. any further ambition to b.
copper
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-26
When Care is Advisable.

1T took Branscomb six months to
make up his mind concerning the kind
OF an automobile he would buy"
Yes and | understand that he had
known his wife only two weeks befose
they were married"
Well buying an automobile is Sc
Sous thing
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-26
The Mischief Quartette and It's
Work.

Each year the month of January
numbers his list of victims from in
fuen2a. Ia grippe, bronchitis and
pneumonia. La grippe coughs SCI.
iously weaken the system and when
they hang on. are a sign of general
debilitJ. The use of Foley's IIoney
and Tar Compound will promptly
check the cough. heal the infamed
air passages, preventing the develop
ment Of la grippe to a more serious
condition. Keep 1t on hand. Con
tains nc opiates. For sale by all
druggists. ---Ddvt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-26
The Coming Week Day by Day.
Concluded from Page One.)
of the Democratic tariff.


- '''0 '''''''' q Wv
Arkansas school directors meet at
Little Rock to discuss means of rails
ing more money for schools Of the
slate.
Friday
limo granted for putting into ef-
feet increased rates on bitmlhous
coal from Illinois to st. Louis, eN-
hires by order of the Interstate Com.
nnrca Commission.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-26

Adyertisi4g is the hyphen that
brings buyer and seller together.
If yol want to gain prize, be
mdicious-a advertise
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-26
Sunrise and Sunset.
NEWS OF THERIVERS


Stage of the river 1874 feet, fall
DC % feet in the past "a hours.
Stage of the river on January rs,
1913, iS,7 feet.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-26
Windows.

Most women seem to think ttat win.
lows are made merely to be fitted
With curtains that viii keep out the
teht
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-26
Has He Gone7

What's become of the old,fashioned
nan who used to hitch up his trou-
gers?
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CaImresa and Strennth.

Power is SO characteristicall calm,
that calmness In itself has the aspect
Of power and forbearance implies
strength Bulwer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-26
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE BRoMO QUININE
tablets. Stop the Cough and Headache
and work off the Cold. Druggists refund
money fit fails to cure. +. w. Groves
signature is on each box. rs cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-26

ortabie your feet feel. Get % cent
Ok OF "liZ" now at any druggist or
apartment store. Don't suffer Have
cr feet, Glad feet, feet that never
Wi. never hurt, never get tired. A
cars foot comfort guaranteed or
1oncy refunded.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-26

Advertisers are in good company
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-26

raw spots. No
more shoe tight
ness, no more
iimping W t h
pain or drawing
up your face iii
agony. tH IS
magical, acts
right off. "TTZ'
ii avs out all the
r"' raolts eNuda
TONS which pun
up the feet. Use
'TT2" and for
Abl how nOtu-
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HOW TIL HELPS
SORE, TIRED FEET

Goodbye sore feet, burning feet, swol-
len feet, saeaty feet, smelling feet tired
feet.
Gool.bye corns. callouses, bunions and
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-26
Saturday.

Eastern Railroad must answer IN
tcrstate Commerce Commission S
queries about interlocking directo-
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yGpa", bic Grits Sariste'
AusitelluHs.

gliat bloB auf bem Sebiete
bes Sbeaters tiBeIt es bas pus
blitlm, Elm biB6sn binter Die &u=
liiIen su bIiten uuO gu ieben, ntpte's
semo9t piro." gei Der eroben 9es
liebtbeit, bic oas 9artete trpB oes
aino Wsttbetperbes INNER mod ges
nieBt, unb bic bel pielen einfadeu @es
miit6ern bic @ren5linien, bic es bonn
Sbeoter I6eiben, fat gang ausl0ideH,
tbut man germ einen Ginblid in oieIs
lodenoe, gebeimniBDole uno 10 oiel.
ieitige Welt. Saber tDHnts bic 4us.
itequne. bic unIdngft untsr Dem 81.
tel ,,@rIte beutI6e guriets IusIteis
lung" in ben QusiteuuHgsbullen oss
3rologiThen @artens in Berlin uuf
8erunla1une Der internationnlen Or
tiitenlpge Is. g. erDffRet purbe, bon
pornberein auf Elm groBes Sntsrefe
retren, Sic bauert bis "a. Mui
rnb lie ioQ cine Sd6ausiteQung fir
bas geIommte 8ariste 5beoter uno
3irtuseeperbs iein. Der 9eiu6 mar
an erIten Sage Iebr reoe, nidt nur
bic llntsrbaltungsb audi
bic ernitbaften 2eute tumen auf ihre
Re6nung. Gs liegt ous pabridsin.
lid por alem odran. 0aB bic 4usItel-
lung. ibrem Geesnitano entiprebeno,
iebr pieIieiti9 lit. Die unpermeioH9en
stusiielungen bon 9eIhdftsleuten, Die
pas Sad nit i6rsn 9lrtiteIn perIprs
ger, 1tnb Die fir oas QaienpubIitum
inelit re6t lonepetlig limb, mub man
in oe:; Saul nebmen. 0aneben gisbt
es cine ho6intereTante biitoriihe 9bi
tbeilung uuo - fir has grpbe Qus
flitum bas 8idtigItel cine gor,
fiibrung aler pprbanoenen 8uristez
finite auf peridieoenen giibnen. ltno
Ia taun man ben 9eoanten oes 8os
ristes bur6 ale Subrbunoerte berfo.s
gen, lpie er langiam emppriteigt aus
Rem 9untel bes nerd6teten ,fabren-
ben @pItes", bis ibm in Der Reuseit
Rieienpdldite erri6tet lperoen, Bis
ernitbaFte 0i9ter tpie 6. BON Wolsoz
gen 'ib um feline IitterariI6e 9tuss
miinSune bemiiben, bis feline beoeus
tenOsu &iuitIsr iGbrIi4e SsbdItsr Der.
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1daliAer Marftberi@t.

Gineinnati, 2e. w1ai.

Cincinnati, 26. Wai.
Die nahfoIsenbsn Quotiruns.n be.
sieben fih muir auf gusros 5rans,
attionen. Bel il.iEsrsn gsi4aiten
iDerbsn stpas b0b.r. pr.iie b.r.tn.t,
prooifionen.
DER Wartt mar rubis. preii. iietia.
g Gmali. - prima Steam
9.80-9.90c {. o. 3.
9rodsnseal5enes JIeif&
Sbrrt clear Srii.n 12-123c, ibori
Rippsnieit.n 11a-12c, .rtra flor!
clear Seiten 112-12c, Sbult.rn II
-113e. 8.ll'ss 134-13ic loIe unb ic
mebr perpadt.
Bacon. Short clear e.it.n
13-133c. iurs. Rippenftit.n 12s-
13c. egtra ibort clear Gsiien 12i-
13e, Gdultern 12-124e unb Bellies
14a-14sc IoIe unb 4e PET pfunb
ins6r oerpadt.
5asar gureb GItiid. -
GhiTfen 16-16j, picnie Ghult,rn
12t 13c. 9r.a,fait Baton 1Sw2oe'
S6ulisrn 12a-13c, Rem g)ors Gut
Ghu!tern 12a-l3c. trodene geti.
Gnintsn $27.00-28.0O.
SissepSfelt's JIeif&.-
SAint.n 13t-14e. picnic Gdult.ru
10a-11c. Bellies 15-16c. G6u,tern
11-113e. gl.p Dort Gut 11-114e.
Grif6ts SItifh. e&in,
ten 13-13tc, pieaic S4uItsrn 10S
lie, SduIt,rn 10t-11e, hort
Nippenf.iten 11--11l;. fort clear
Seiten 11--11ac. .rtra tbort S.iten
loa-114. Bellies 13a-15S pro
pfunb.
NEIL unb getreibe
uttbI. - Dint.r pat.nt $4.25-
4.50. Wint.r sanep s3.9O-4.15,
WiHier Ganep $3.90-4.16. Winter
GamiIp $3.20-3.50. grtra $500
Bis. orbindres s2.75-2.95, 5art.r
gBeiJtn pattnt $3.75-3.90, bo. fanep
$3.S5-4.25, bo. GamiIp $8.50-3.75,
RossenmebI. aorbiD.itlid ssmifttsi
$3.75-3.90, reiHss gitp $4.10--
APO. stmif9tss $3.S0-4.10 per BbI.
DeiSen. - go. 2 rotb.r Wint.r
97-98ae. go. 8 bo. 95h-96te, go.
a rotber S4-94e per Blu.
Welf6to-H glp. 2 peiBes
76-77c, Ro. 3 tpsib.s 75-76c,
RO. a bo. 72a--74hc, { glo. 2 selbes
74a-75e, go. 3 bO. 73-74c, go.
4 DO. 72-73c, SO. 9 semiiGtes IA
-75c, No. 3 DO, 73--74e, gto. 4
DO. 72-73c per gu. @eiBes sapIben.
form 74-75c, selbes DO. 75-76e,
aemii6tss bo.' 74-75c.
6afer.--Ro. 2 ipsiBer 43-43ac,
STANDARD ipeiber 42a-43e, 30. 8
ipeibsr 42--42Ae. Ro. 4 tpsibsr 40A
--41ae Ro. 2 ssmilatsr 42-42ac,
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Wdrtten gingen bic prsiie abermals
berunter unb bieIelbfn fielen aud bier
Inn 10c PRO 100 pfung. @uts. fette
fSerfel fielen um 10e.
@ute bis userleIene Yerpadungss
unb sSleiideriorten $8.25 $50, Or
bindre bis auserleiene i4pers fette
Sdue $5.75-6.40, Grtrd $3.50
$50. Stags $4.50-6.50, lei6te Der
fanbtforte $8.15-8.30, Bertel bon
Ito pfunb unb tpeniger $6.00-8.15.
g 6afe lin b 2dmmer. - 8ei
gutter Ra6frage mar Der Wartt beute
itetiq.
G6afe. .-grtra leibte $5.00-5.10,
quite big auserleiene $4.60-5.00, Or
hinGre Bis fair $3.00-4.50o fhDere
S9afe $4.O0-4.5O, Sriibiabrs.2dm@
mer $6.50-9.25. Sdbrlinse $500
7.50.
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Sie Wasuet'Sabn.

ue6er cine beoeutiame Grfinbung
bic beitimmt eriheint, i'm moberner
9srtsbrspeisn elm, tisfsrsifenbe Inn
pGl3ung berpor5urufen, perOffentIi4t
Elm 2oHOonsr 9ldtt einen 4ufIeben er:
regsnben gsri9t. IS bunbelt ii6 uir
bic grfinbuns zines frunaoiiidsn Sns
gsnieurs, Der jabrelang in Qmertta
lebte unb erit ieBt, na6 elmer an manz
den GnttGuidungen unb Hiidi4lGgen
rsi6en 3sit BON 20 Sabrsn feline Gr=
finOung 10 ipeit DsrpoIItOmmnet uno
pollenost bat, bab er lie nunmebr Der
SeffsntIidteit unterbreitet. Der Grz
finoer 1T emile gu6slet, unb feline
grfinoung nsnnt er bic .9ahelet 2epiz
tateb Railpap", bic i8psbsnoe giiens
babn. Wenn man bas grobe Ser.
iu6smooell, oas Der grfinoer iebt in
Gonoon elmer NnaabI BON SedniterH
unb Giienbcbnfadleuten porfiibrte, I'M
gstriebe iisbt, sIaubt Der 2ais i'm err
ten 2lugenblid faft an Elm Nunber.
0ieie Giisnbubn idpebt nit bliBarti=
ger Shneqlgteit obne jebe Stiige unb
obus jenen Sult bur6 bic 2uft, i6eint
alsr 9eIeBe Der S6pertraft gu ipots
ten unb erreidt pie ipieleno eine
Stunoengsi6pinbigteit bon 300 eng.
liIten Meilsnl limb babel banbeIt es
ii6 ni6t I'm cine SurioIitGt, I'm ELL
SpielSeug tednii6er Grfinoungsgube;
bic 2onboner 6a8leute, bic giIenbabns
letter unb bic Sngenieure Der Ypitoers
paltung. Die bieie Giisnbabn beii6ti1
gen ourften, finb uufs 606ite Der.
bIiifft, unO eine Der srDbten enslif6sn
GifenbabnssielIh bat Dem Grim
Der bsreits cine grObers 9bsilitrete ibe
res Saienennebes gu @orfiibrungsn
in grobem Stils sur 9erfiigung &c,
iteQt. ga9elsts Grfinbung berubt auf
Der 9sobahtung, bab getpiiTe MstaGs
sinen benimenben ginflub ouf Die
magHetiihs 9ruft ausiibsn, bic BON eie
nsr nit We9ieIitrom geipeiiten eIettri.
iter Spuls aussebt. 9ieis Seme
munsspirtung fiibrt gu .DirbelitrDs
mungen", bic oas @sgentbeiI magnss
tiiher anSiebunsstraft berpurbringeu:
aIfo itatt Der 9lnaisbunestraft cine
m1onsiii6e gbitoBung. Wtit anbersn
Worten: GENTLE Wietole peroen pon
Der maanstiihen SpuIe nidt anseSp=
gen, iunbsrn ubssitObeu. gu ben Wfez
taasn. Die auf bieIe Deiie rsogiren,
SGbIt oas 4Iumiuium. Ste 8irtung
mapnetiiber GIettrisitGt auf 9(Iunis
MUM bilbet bic 9runblase Der Babe
lsti9sn Grfinouns. Sie Wassn Der
nsusn maanetiihsn .Quftbahn aIsiaen
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Siebmdrfte.
Gincinnati. 26. Wlai.

Gtneiunati. 26. Mai.
3uiubr unb gsrianbt pGhreHo Der
bsrfIoF.nen "a Stunbsn, psrgli6en
nit Dem pprbsrgsbenben gag, ma
rem fpie foIat:
3ufubr. Rinbp. S9fpeine. etaf..
25. Mai 2572 4238 1880
26. Mai 27S 2515 1892
0erianbt rpGbrsnb berielbeu 3eit:
RiRbD. S6peine. Stafe.
25. Wdi 262 620 1483
26. Rai 4l2 1882 1856
Rinbpieb.-Ne 3ufubr mar
bsuts aerina, Der Wsartt aber flau unO
bic grsiie asoriidt. Stoders uno
sseebers purosn stenfaGs nur ipsnis
astauft. - Mil6.iibe iinb rubis un6
itetia.-
Miitlsre unb itusre Stiere $3.50
1866, Grtrd $4,000, S6ien
$4.O0-6.75, 5leiiher Stiere $6.25
$50, Grtra $8.60-S.75. Seifsrs
$5.75-8.40, aussrleisne Biz ertrd
$500 - S.I5, Tl9e S4.OO-6.20,
auserleIene biz srtra $6.35-6.75,
Gamers $3.50-4.5o, Cutters $3.50
$50, Stodsrs uno Sesbers 5000
800. Stod 6eiiers $5.50-6.25,
Gtod aiibe $4.50-5.5O.
gullen.- gsi SismIih GROCER
3ufubr mar Der Rartt ftetis, Die
Ra6fraae mar nur maBig.
Magere unb lsihts S5.25-6.O0,
Bologna $6.0o-70o, fstts gulIen
$7.00-7.30.
&Glber.-Ote Rdfrage mar cine
quite unb Der Wartt tart. Die 3ufubr
mar siemlib grOB,
OrbinGre un6 aroBe $6.o0-9.50,
fair big quite Ieiats $s.N-10.00, grs
tra $10.25.
S9neins-SH ben ,psltIidsu
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5luB langiam fallen. 0erielbs bate
geitern abenb Bel bieiiger Stabt einen
Wafieriiano DON 1873 Sub.
Die folgsnben 9epsiden trufsn pG6z
reno oes esitrisen Cages bier elm:
gittsburg, pd.-3.8 5uB unb iteigt.
@helinq, 90. 8a.-4.3 unb fGllt.
gartersbura. 80. 8a.-7 uno fdQt.
aanapba SAILS, W.8a.-1.4 II. fdQt.
GbarI.iton, 70. 8a.-6.9 unb fGllt.
portsmoutb. O.-10.5 unb fGlt.
2ouispiGe. Sp.-8.4 SUB unb iteigt.
Rai6pile, Ssnn.-8.2 uub fdqt.
Chattanooga, Senn.-7.4 uno fGqt.
Guiro, c5us.-23.2 unb fGut.
Wempbis, Senn.-1S.6 uno fdut.