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ggfeh1ff6EFfe.

ct. 2ouis, 10. guguF.-RtnbSIeF: 8u.
fubr 800, 8erienouu8 700; Breiie b3ri.
trteu 3ptiden $l.75 NIB S4.5O.--S4peine: {:
3uiubr 200, SerIeubUng 400; Breiie oa.
riirten Bpiiheu $4.55 uH0 S4.57,-5daaie:
3RjnEr =, Serieucung 1900; Pretis oa'
rtirten 3pii6en 50 SIS Hno 1926.
@afs2ibertp Beuui., 10. auguF. -
8iubbieb: 9ufubr 600, 8erieuOuug 600;
Breiie partirten 3ptiheu $3.50 uub $3.50
- Sdpeiue 3ufubr 900, Sereabuag
80O gretis barttrten Smii&en $4 40 un6
$4.9O.-S9aafe: 3ufubr 260o, Eerieuouug
3OOOi 8retie DartirteH luti9eu $3.50 ua6
500.
Gbtcagp, 10. au9uf. - 8inbrieb: 3u,
fubr 5000, 8erieabuua -; $reiIe UartLr
ten 8ntihen S1.4O Hnb s. 65. - S4metne:
3ufubr 10000, Berleubung -; Breiie ba'
ritrter 3DiI6en $3.50 uuo $4.87.-Shaais
3ufubr 1000, Berieubuu9 -; Br2iIs TO-.
ritrteu smtI9er IS 40 uaO $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-12
GfisGtd,e SeisS0Orue. .

81 q ON, YQ., II. Au8nf. - Sin Duel
bat 8efieru in Ststes.8 Bluff Gm @Ooiu.Slufer
@a., smtlfeu Butrid Calhoun, orm Inmate
ter s0ef'Potuts EerminaIs @tienbnba," uno
s .. 8tutGniou, bem BrdfbsntaH berr Chat
tauoo8os s6ome' @arrcutoner Bahnn ffattgefnns
ben. 2Stltar1ion erbJsIt eiGe Ieihte 5husz
puuee am tenteu arme. Berau!aiiuug ~
bem Gneu tatte bic Bebauptang gYiuiam,
ioR's geaebent baB cine aepiiie uou Calhoun
o0r etneu gs8ieIatnr= =@cmite absegebeue 4us'
iage lheeDhoft iet.
Atianta, @a,, II. 4nguH. - Spdtere
BetiGte lbes bie 9ue|lfom0bie eraebeu,
bsb iede baru1Iois ShHHe nbgefeuerf pur.
ben un6 eaB fd Die beibsu blut9ierigeu
Sampsn eaan Gni 3ureheu tprsr SttHu'
Ganteu peri6batsa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-12
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2ittie o. d, Irf., II. 4u8uR.-g8d5.
rsne Ger bergangeuen Eaht prangen 3uei
RdnHer, 0ermGtbIiG &iienbaburduber, etue
Reita iit0lid bon Newpurt, Arf., anf eiuen
3ug Der ySron= Mouutaiua a8abu." Iuf Der
Blattfrrm 3miideu bem 9epadz uub oem
9}audmaggou fieBen fie auf ben @epafmets
fer 8. 6. @arritp unb beH Borter 4abB Grit.
tenben, einea gteger, unb etn beiperater
Sampf eptRano, in peIdem GritteuOen ges
tobtet uab gaGrit1 berpuuoet puroe. &iRer
Der &duber entfam barnuf, aIIeiu Der aubere
purbe BON BEN 3u9perIOdaI nit 9iiLfe Der
Baifugiere, unter pelden ftd Elm 3eteftto bes
fanO, biuafef gemadt uue bierber sebradt.
Seiuer gHgabe mad beiBt Der @efGu9eue ..
u. 0bttfelo uuo ftammt aus Barter= COUNTY,
4rt. ST tff ettpa q Sabre aft unb bebaups
tet, er un0 ieiu @efdbrte 0life Mloplbers
b1tteA uur aIs bIinbe Baiiagtere mtttabren
noIen un0 ieten babel nit Oen 8abubeOiens
feten In Streit gerotbeu. Bbttfielb mar
ihper bepafuet uab bat bGs Ausisbeu eines
rGtfGeu greu3trrIfs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-12
ser GeLDmfnrEf.

RgWrgOrt, 10. Gu8uf. - R0IgsubiE
Fab bic GdlusuOttruugen: @elb er8faeta 8u
Sc UHb idIo6 Bu ? BrO3eHt. -5tarliug.
gBe4ieE $4.85 auf iedi5tB Gage nut
$4.874 aaf Stdt. 8unbas Oblig0tiOuen.
4'pro3, 1913, 4tspro3. 1863, 3sproseulige
-. - aftteu: Ionm5 grpres l48, Gen.
tyaI = Baciftc 853, Gbejapeate'Gbto -, grIG
q, 6ttto Brt0r. 663r Sltuois Central l18,
2atezSb0re 1O35, ytepzSerieBzGeutraI 112
ytortb zggeferH l1Og, Ditto 4rtor. 14l, yIerp'
Dort Central 1868, S5iOsRtififppt %,
Ditto Brtor. 81, Bittsburs l585, 9leabtug
AZ, ct. BanL 725, bittO Brtor. 1925
gBe{tern'uuioa 85t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-12
pic .0seferp atton.
g4nfanft BET Gtonr GoasnatHare tn SbtcaGn.
-0tttthetlungeR peS Gr 8pnUerneIrS


-gatttbetsumgeH oes @r 9pnperneHrS
softer.
Chicago, 10. GHguf.-9ie Mit9Ite6er
Der Stourz z&cmmiiFon flno beute Jahmitta9
bier eiuoetroffeu. 81 @ouOernelr Softer,
Ger ScrfBer Der @OmuiiFuu, ertlGrte bic
3eitungsmeloRn9en Delde cen llmfGn8 Der
bon ben Siour cebirteu 2Gaoereten nit IL
0liutoneu Gder angaben, fir Inrtttia; In
Nutli1teit bat oieies @ebiet etnen llmfGn9
BON nur . Willionen aderu. 4n6 iiber bte
Sru6tbarfeit bieier 2Guoereten fnb iibertrie=
beue 8eridte in llulauf geiest noroen. Ste
entbGlten gutesgSeibeIGro uao aud 10 manGe
Strede gutter Tarmldnb bereieu; bic erfteu itae
bic befersn uno eEguen ii6 iebr 3ur Rtnoers
unb SfaaBu6t. Soq tebsd bic SHaaf3udlt
iib rentireu, 10 lnii6te fte In 9roBem WtaBz
itabe betrteben tueroeu.-3u ben bemerteus'
tpertbefsn 8efitmmuugen eeS 9eieses, mad
tueldem bic @r8ffuuu9 uue BeiieoeIun9 Der
Siour. ReIern alton boz fi6 9ehen speroen. 9es
b0ren btejenigen, tpeidle nIr een t9atlGnlt'
den bona-fide Nufe6lern 9efatteu, ftb
@luu6 eigentbnm in 0ieien ganoereten 81 er=
perben, uuo eerart ale ualanteren Spez
fnlaticneu BON norRberein unmD9lt9 MAIDEN.
Die beioen Safotas per0en ben 9r0Sten Sorz
tbeil aus Der @r0hnung ber StoursReierua'
I Du 6tS1SHs luUEuI tgLS SeuULlSIAAJ CtHCu
rtd5t IN unteridasenoen 3umabs an IaIie0z
Iern unb 4rbetteru erbaIten pirb. Die aRfs
re beube &rbett, tpeIde bic &ummtifou sIr'
bepGItigen bate, uns bic burb sitting
Enl's bartuIfige uuo tiidiide 48ttation sez
gen ben SertrGg beroCrgernfeue Qufre9un9
babeu Riuen @Isrt ber @0mmifua, 6. Cor
bin, 3um 9rrfnn getriebeu. riff aue Or.
grap's Setlaufalt In Noro @uanftoa eut'
ip1ungen uub Drl mad Der Siour= =8eierOGticu
3rriidaetebrt iein. gr MAT GnfdGen beftt8er
8eieret unterporfeu unb Uerieste nod am
. Gage Sor leiner Sludt etuem 8drter Der
Qrfalt etneu pndtigeH 8uiipptIbieb iiber ben
Sept. @orbin's @eiuubhett mar iiberotes
ibon friiber burh ueberanfreu8un9 unterz
erabeu geneien.
grsgouoerneur Softer erbieIt furS mad iet'
ner 4ntuuft in Chicago Elm Eelegramr BON
grGfbenteu, In melhem berieIbe ibH anIaB.
lid Der erfol8reid burdsefGhten 8erbauo<
Iuugeu uidlt nur begIitdpiiuidt, ionbern Inn
aud ieiaeu bersli3feu 8ant aHsipri4t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-12
9er graftoeat 10 Oer soWtaterFrtT6e.

Bar 9arbcr, Re., II. 4ug.-Bras
fbent SartiiOn pObnte beute SOrmittag tn
@eieuidGtt hes Sefret1rs Blaine unb ieiner
Satin, iCpie oerihiebenen aHoeEen 8egtetz
tern benz @OttesbrenRe In Der gpiifopaIz9az
pelle su gsortbeaft. 6arbor, I2 IieiIeu bon
bier, bel. 8ae fIetue Gottea1aus mar ges
trdngt unl 6cu Beiu9arn. SiIGof 8oaue
aus aIbarn, roeIter bort cine Somrlerpiua
beftt, prebi8te iiber BEN &aslug Der tttnber
SeraeI aus @gppteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-12
ste@rosefTe 4eeer Ste aouflfdutbFer,

Burbis, Rtf., II. GuguR. - sBie Uers
lrutet, ielIea anfIa9eidtittea geaen 9ilratu,
Wlulbcou, GIearg uno eae gau3e on benz
tir3l,Geu SOnftan2te betbetIigte @efubeI
auigefeIt peroeu. Die BebGr6e rrirb ais
baun Y0It1eibeamten abidideu, nm bic I'm
geftugteu 3u Uerbaften. Der Spesiats 9ez
Tidtsternin Bur Bro8effruHg Der beretts oera
baiteteu Ber0Hen be9tnrt moraeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-12
SrEffnmer WnrA.

GbarGefOu, @.s8a., II. quguF. -
8te aus Rc80pell=@ 9emeIbet tpirb
nurben cine in elmer ab9elegeuen @eqeuo
ienes @onutg8 aui6ifiae Qrme, ieboh a6tbare
g8ittpe, Ramens gtQts, uRo tire 3pel Jun.
GEN G06ter an Srettag fritb erlnor6et Qufges
fRnben. Iuem Guideiue mad mareu alIe
brei 6rauen3immer rorber 3u Spferu eiuea
uGnenLoen Serb-e6ens gema6t porben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-12
nCbne 3peifeL bas 8eEe.n

0ih0CaBptIle, 9o,, osn 3. QugHiE 1888.
u. Ja1Dar: - Sd Gabe S5r Re1op J.tlief uuc
SGg 4lQH In msIHer BrGrt5 nit oeH beF.E Geiul.l=
ten rebraut., Sd a.aubP, oaB S9rg Quneeu ohus
8lUdt Die 6eitsu i'm 0nn0a iro. sd iaqte eingH
9utrsu0h, oa8 er me9r 8IIf tn ieHer ArGrt5 babeu
iG3t. mir, oa6 ey es tgun iUur0e,
.. 0un9eg, N. D.
IGehislts6er 9elattt fat 80 Gents. G5 1i6. Ietgt
02tmjuel in Der gBelt, Dclde5 IBctie,aebet uuo Gle
cnoren malariihen btliOigH, glerUsrs unb cU6sr5
iFabsr ic ihnel BELT, wie NGoDaQ5 Eg.igi IU GsE=
tTturJ nit HGoUgo'S BilIgH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-12
GrNbeben.

Saratoga, 10. auauf. - Gin Biemli5
beftiger gEbfos pHroe peute 2ormttLagi 20
Ulinuteu oor 8 ubr, i'm Qbiyouoaf 9ebiete
gsIpirt. 8eyieIbe mar beionoers stfttg am
Buoe psuie, Seeue Baueu, 91efert0Du,
Sarosn,9ate, Norths9reefr RtDerftoe nuo
Hcrth-8iber. Sn Sar0tega mnree ysiate
baron aeulerft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-12
gus Gbttaao's @erbred,er. g0snusf.

&tlRS SDtCG90'9 I5eCPcea1 1et' Y D BGnittt.
&btcngo. Sus., 10. Hugu7. - gefarn
4beuS eriGoE Ia Der Sorftaot Brighton @agis
fiGE Sarcer oou gfr. 32l4, SIa 6alifebftc
nuf Der StraBe ieiHe Srau uHo Damn fidl
lelbf. gr bette Isiue 5ran uuter Der laftaga
hes 8iebftobls 0eTbafteu laffen, aber Der 9fid
ter, Dor bem in GytgbtOn bic SaGe uerban=
bsIt neroen iOIIte, mics bic aaflage ais nm
be8liinoet ab. Die @beIeute 0erlieBeu mad
beftigem Streite 3Aiammen 0as 8ert1tslotal,
uub 9aroer fOrberte ieiue Grau auf, nit tim
IN eiuen 2BageR Ill fiet9ea. sic petgerte
fcl, porauT er ietueu 6eooIoer Bog uno 3uerfi
Die brau uao 6ann fiG erid)os.
9eute gtor8eu 9eGen u5r tulroe ELL
8Toi9lenfutl6er, gtameRS Napoleon BcrriH,
bon etuem nnbetGnnten gfaan gei9ofeR uub
t6otIid oerIest. Berlin bate 3pet Wdnner
mad eineu1 6reu6enblpIe On Der 8. Qoenue
gebradt uab itd bann In ben BariOr geIeBt,
nm aUf bieielbeu III narten. gBabreub er
bort mar, traten 3Det Dtdnner ia bas 3tmmer
uao gin8eu nit oen 2BoIteH: ygBtr fiu6
8eiuetmegen cal" auf ibH 3u. gtHer BON to.
Ren Sog eineu 8eeoIber uub fenerte 5nei
S6tfie Gb. Cine 8ugel brana Berria In oen
RGpf. Die betoen Wanner ergriffeu Oaua Die
8lu6t. Bettiu tDuroe beEpuetlos mad BEN
2UAAtgs gViptlAts 9tuLa4tI AAo etS OutlLHeA
Qer3te iasen, bag ietne RoPfpunbe etne to6t'
Iide if.
5obn W2cgratb unb gBtGiam Rarteu, bic
beiben iuuegu Mdnner, rpelGe ben BoIt3iten
f5reBer aridofien baben io[Ieu, erfdseneu beute
ytadmittGg in Der 8eeriagfraBea citation
unb Ieferteu ii1 ieIbft aus. Sie bebaupteR,
bur6aus gttats nit benz gi0r0e su tbun Al
baben, rperbeu ater bis III peiterer unterius
dung fefgebatteu. Bis ieBt Iiegeu uur llms
fiQnbebemetIe nepeu he Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-12
Gftlrttt 0Snhnrdtaber ntf Nrr Sh,tr

GbipPemasSaGIs, gBtac., 10. 4ua.
- @bas. RcGune, Elm beriidtiater SolafdIs
Ter, peIber bier noblbetaunt If, uurSe nit
Eeitimmtbeit als Der Ilauu tbeudfistrt ber
In Der Habe bon bier ben BisconFnzGeutraIs
Babn3ug pliiuterte. gtan glaubt, bas Go
MN ni6t idnar fallen ptro, oes Rdubers
habhaft Al ueroea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-12
9te Sesutfeu In GanaSa. .

Sttamo, Ont, 10. Gu8uf. - Die 9fss
aierung bat es abgeIehnr, BEN S6ergert4t Sie
Sraae uCr3uIesen, oh BITE SeIuttens4fte uerz
fnfiuuqeGem1s tft oheC Hid3t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-12
geibidmeraen unb 9edIelFeber.

GrOtonzEUr0tng, Gsg., ben l3. Sui 1899.
9glran Gaomoq d So. - NSeIHe 0erreu. 5E otr
l8a4reHo oar cation Dertauite d oenie0an urgciIgt
Do Eugen0 5Io5en 3leGbp Jteliaf uHo eue gro6a 2ua
sl6l 4ll2n Un6 8eiotpeut, Ste gedr0uheH oIi
B,lop Jlelte In tbrem IrJHtIDaer 40 bis 10 zroDfeu
1uf elm @lcs, un E2i6ihmerBen Hno QBehiafe6eg sc
ozgldteu, Guh bel Cuetbuugen, ihluHm2H 0aubeH,
.barmatllhen S6mcBeU un6 IhllWmem gGts, g$enW
vrr }uftug einen oieicr Grttta Gu5Deriluit 5cbtH.
10 1a6cn Utr fgins Jbs ais bis mir oeniel6en Disz
5s- porIatla babg Sd uebWe islbf GtUls tGuoU
su g1e i ViQr9en5 mad meIuer 3tege.9reHHerei lebes
ur5 lgioe ie5r ieteu an 5j'bct. ju utttoNTeU
EIuhGBr lit id1 on G1eumcHsmg5. uEo ole B,ueR
l5tsr mir mebr ggrHgt, als TgEIh iuGlosre5 UhteI
5-y d ge6rarb! babe. 5Ar 9rgebsrer
2. n z mi [ Oh. iL N.
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2lnfeil9teetf@e ilneattt.
NutaBeA tn Oct 66fesRs8toa. - SeoenEltabe
EonitiFte 3u53id6eE oea SumaIiaaHsen HaO
efnent EmeetFfss9ufgsbot.

GonueIIsuttLe, Berui., 10. qugut.
- Die ungariI6eu Cote Ncbeiter, petde ges
fern oerifie6ene 9enaLttbaten beatugen,
uuteruabmeu beute g!or8eu abermats etueu
GRgriff auf bic 4rbeiter Der Moner'iheu
&ote'gBerfe. 6rieoeuerthter Duncan uHo
Die BcIi3ifeu BEant8 uuo Sbuan oeriudteu
es, Is ber Nufrl5rer 8efGuaen 8u ne5meH,
ndr6en ieoDh bon oem g0beI untBtngeIt; Der
Gr1ere nurbe far4tbar mtBbanSeIt, r0abs
renb es SguHu geIarg, fdl etnem dbaIi6eH
SGidiaIe burd bic Studt 81 eat,ieben. Die
llngaru 3ertriiumertgn Johann oEe Gbitreu
uA6 SeRiier Der BGbrit Inb 3Ogen iid9, als iie
erfubren, bag eiG SdErifi Qmu1t Begteits
maunidaft uaterpe9s let, nm fe gu Oer'
baften, ua6 BEN Gbala 5uriid, no fie fIdl
nit 8iiOIen, gleferg nab &aippelu bepaffs
Ieten. Sic gaben oort Guf 0en Sherjff rao
beiieu 8egleiter feIer, psLd]es proupt Grs
pjbert tpurbe. &ie llasaga eatfgbeu mad
gtorg1az Sta.0ni n1bta lbaen bic 2eute 0e8
S4ertfs i0Iateu. GS ian 3ptideu BEN
uugarH uu0 Der Bagleltmaaaimaft IN eiuem
regeIredtea 8efs1t, in peIdeuT 8ablretde
Shifie gepadie!t murOan; es III bi5ber sod
uIdt befuIat, ob gA3 iute oiele Beri0neu bier
lei beGtgnubet Dcr6eu iint. Die uagarn,
meldle Ho9 INNER ui1t 3u begreifeu ibeinen,
baB Der StEife 81 @unfCH Der aIefGnbigeu
9egnbet bat, iiuo fsft euti5lo'ieu, iid Der
SeEbaitnng nuf bG8 GeuBerfa ~ ptberieBen,
rub man beiiirhtet, 5GB es BET benz 8erIu4e
Der 8e8IeitmanulbGlt, ite aus tbrer Uer'
IdJau5ten Steuuug 81 g!or8au citation
peraus 81 treibaE, 81 btHti9eH 34iammeu-
ilUBtu l1nmeu iUeIoe. Bier UluGGrn ftu6
lJ.igau8 baLo uG1 bem giuuafien OeB Shes
lifiS betbaftet uuS i'm SAME 6e8 gtabmttta58
mad Iatontopu 9ebraat p0reeu.
PittebWr8, Be-, II. 4Egut - @iner
5epeiGe aus GEeeusburg, "a, 5ufolge tDiro
morgea flab etu aeGer &onflllt bci ben
p9ecIas &Otapetlea" ernartet. Die lIHgaEu
IOlea 9efern &5eab cine gebetme 8erIlrlms
lung 5u 0ammotb gebaIten unb beidIoiiea
Baben, bic 4rbeiter Der y5gcIa.," vllaitebs"
nHb anoerer Berfe 3u uertreibeH. Der S5e.
tiFi bat Elm 40 Raan farfe8 4ufge6Ot Barz
ilmmeIt unb bafieIbe nit Bju5eFerbi6ien
bemaHuet. @iebrere Der BerIaaea, neIGe
gefteru bon beu lIu8Gra mi5hgnbeIt puroeu,
befnOeu f5 tn trittidem 5pFan0e UBD peEz
ben pabrideinlif1 fterbeu.
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Cine 9ieibe Der beroorrngenbfeu 4frouoz
men bes 2anbes ift etugeIaben noroeu, fid
On BEN tateruQtiouaIeu @ongreE 5ur photo
grapbHdan gufnabme hes Ttrmauleute, nell
der am %. auguft In Yarts er0fnet tperbeu
ntro, 81 tetbeiIigen.
Sraut Butts, elmer Der SauptsgraGlinatos
zen oes Benf0usamts, tpeIhec BON Sefretdr
Noble 81 elmer geriueer ialartrten @tertfelle
hParnhirf nnrhen mar. hnt nhnehnnft
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2GarGrtG,
S6ilttclfroit g8e5iEGiebcr beFegt,
9taOpaB'5 9teaOp Nelief

urrt MD. nur oen 8atantar, 6I oon oieian ibgefz
ljtcu TsroC o25 4ncoer5 tf ueu JtiIe0sltaE @aIcus
ocu, no UlCloriG geyIiht, 6sioucU IT. jouoaru UsH1
Eeutc, }De.the Dem mooudtH Slfts cUSleiaB' i,u0.
ieoen Ui0rgen " bS 30 IrOpien 8eaop &aei E etHtm
GlQiC QGatr trtrtgr mn 1jeueibt Cu2u Gt11et cGiL
aien, UegosG nc ieo.l0 an9riI g0t6.uger,
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2onbon, 10. guguf. - Ser. 5taateu.
GbIigattouen: 4sprnJ. 1871, bttt0 At prog,
1921. - aftteu: H.sg.sg8. 3O5, Ditto BrioI.
81, CANADA Baciftc Gil, grte 275i bttta
BgiOr. 1864, 5ltuOis. Central 1911, Merican
54E, Ct. Baul "A, Remzgorts sGeatrQI 1885,
4auuipInuutu 53gi 8teabtug 22Br 9Iertcsa.
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SI0ute &GIofaua pes SeIepbon iibes Oett gtnss
Rano benantt5tist.-9erS SRantpf Oor benz
gaIait. - 2sntAnIG Oer 5aaIpfer D9lIert"
AttO ,gsipTe" su $spaoI1iEm. - SsGI9tana'S 8
Gtnmanee 4sgsa oGR ueUeH GnteriG6nt=
yS,ses EsNernIFn4tSuI
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Ton a, 10. An9uF.- 8ie 8e8eu NElee
g8ooobau BON RepzDort augefreugte Sla8e,
I'm fie 81 5pingeu, BertbpapieIe beraasIus
geben, pelhe augebIid burd Gdlfhuu9eu
eem alien SObu Gil abgegQuaert nuroeu,
tpurbe beute abgepieJeu. alice uuo parrtet
@o0bbaIl, Sdmeferu. tpareu Dtenfmdo6eu
bel Sobn Gil, an GF.28. SuaBer yteus
gorf .pObubaft. 4Is Ct Farb, begabeu fi4
Ste Sdneferu mad gnglanb, uub Hnbmeu
bebeuteube SummeH nit, Die mad ibrer Be
bnuptuug BON @iu auf fe ubertfagen NUT
cen. Die grben Ieiteteu eine Rlage tn GuBs
lamb Elm, uuo stue Der Sdns1eru wuroe au4
ned QmeriEa ausgeIteiert, muBte absr bier
freioeInfieu merbeu.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-12
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rem our4 cine sinma.ge InperouHs bic uartsMo=
fen Stmer8eG UeirttigG gH9GHouH1M tE0er uno
7en In ben Gtn1eDei6eu oo.r i0uitigen Sriien o6er
ErgJueH. ggie bcf.i1 Unb E1rtesno Cu4 BIZ @hmers
u osr Rbumaliter, ocr l5cti58Ii5ea, etr 1hU1s
1eu, ogJ &Ju1De., osr gifcDoiui Ger yseutclgit5c
5o.r nit eiuer iou7gen 9taHtte.t Saialeueu aud
-a-m mpaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-12
9aIfpnts ) Reatferttannl

GOnbour 10. Iusut. - 9r. 8aIfour,
Der Gbefiefretdr fir STlaub, bat etneu Brief
gei6riebeu, nm Bic Sprade 81 redtferttgeHr
berea er iiG am SOauerfag i'm uuterbnus bet
Der Debate iiber bic iriIdeu BorauidLaae
bebieute. gr tbeilt In benz 8riefe Qus8tige
aus ber bon 9rn. Sarrtustoa reotgtrten 3ets
tuug in Serrp nit, In tpelber Bolt5etrt9ter
8OGe aIs Voes bIutigen 8alfour's eIsnber
gatetbIiug," bic BoIi3et uIs sfetge 8eue8ae
ten, bic befo9eu fnb, bas goIf dieoerjnz
meBelu, uub als puaifrruirte 30Qen4Hnoe,
bic fi4 ON ruiIben 3tetbeu erg0sen, be5etAs
net uuO Sberft 5uruer uub Or. BaIiour ou1'
hPrimHr1fP Qiinnern nPnnnnt fnarhRn.
Dodge City times., 1889-05-23
POOR PEOPLES CHANCES.

Some years ago q city missionary
was crossing one Of the parks IN New
York on the Sabbath day and said to a
lad, what are You doing here, break
ing the Lords day. You ought to be
at Church and worshipping God instead
of breaking the Sabbath in this way"
The poor lad in his rags looked up at
the city missionary and said: ''Oh, sir,
it's very easy for you to talk that way,
but God knows that We poor chaps
amt got no chance"
The sentiment seems to be growing
that in the United States the time has
arrived when ''the poor chaps don't
have no chance
There is some truth in it. The poor
are not shut out from making liveli-
hood, but the gulf between riches and
poverty continually grows more diff
cult to cross. As the country becomes
densely populated keen business COM
petition decreases the chances for accu-
mulating wealth by ordinary business
methods.
But the same conditions vastly i'm
prove the chances for great success to
those who can strike out in new paths,
can furnish something to the world that
others cannot.
True merit, in commodity or ability,
will win easily and with grand results
in this country, if the masses can be
induced to recognize it. This recogni-
ton can only be accomplished by what
are sometimes sneerIngly alluded to as
advertising methods.
What marvellous success has at
tended the thorough introduction to
the world of the merits of that wonder
full remedy for kidney disease-War-
ner's Safe Cure. Hon. H. II. Warner
first came to know of it's curative power
by being restored to health from what
the doctors pronounced fatal kidney
trouble. He concluded the world ought
to know of it and in the ten years since
he began it's manufacture he has spent
millions of dollars in advertising the
Safe Cure.
His methods have been ingenious,
sometimes, perhaps, open to criticism.
but they had purpose, which has been
accomplished.
But mark! he never would have Sc
cured four fold return of the vast
Sums thus expended if the real merit of
the remedy had not been fully proven
to the millions of people reached by his
advertisements.
Ten years OF increasing success Of
Warmers Safe Cure is due. first. to in
telligent and pleasing advertising, by
which the people were made acquainted
with the remedy. Second, to tie true
worth o: the remedy, proved by actual
experience, showing it to be THE ONLY
SPECIFIC for kidney disease, and all dis
eases growing out of kidney derange-
ments.
Mr.. Warner has something the peo-
pie want, tells them so, then proves it to
their satisfaction-success follows as a
matter OF course.
Dodge City times., 1889-05-23

good than any known remedy.
FOR Sprains. Bruises. Backache.
Pain in the Chest or Sides, Headache,
Toothache. or any other External Pain,
few applications rubbed on by the
hand act like magic. causing the pain
to instantly stop.
For Congestions. lnflammations.
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Cold in the
Chest, Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Cur,-
bago. Sciatica, Pains in the Small of
the Back. etc. more extended, longer
continued and repeated applications
are necessary to effect a cure.
Dodge City times., 1889-05-23

When old Judge Jowisr was tucked in his
little bed BY Ms. Nouser he couldn't sleep
q wink until the excellent woman had
brought bottle of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Then he crossed his little hands and sunk
in sweet repose.
General Wayne Stahle., BALTIC 4 Paca st... Baltic.
Nd.
I can safely recommend your Salvation
Oil to all suffering with rheumatism, as
was q sufferer, and before had finished
using the first bottle was entirely cured.
JOS. S. FOX, Cattle Dealer,
III North Broadway, Baltimore, Md.
Dodge City times., 1889-05-23
LUCKY TICKET HOLDER.
Cipoua Miss \ Times May3


Mr.. Jennings Topp, BoOk-keeper for d.
d. wilkins and Co., of Duck Hill, in this
county was the fortunate holder of one
twentieth of ticket No. $3.50, which drew
the Second Capital Prize of 100000 in the
Louisiana State Lottery Drawing on April
lot, last. This entitled Mr.. Topp - 800
whic,, was promptly paid on presentation of
his ticket. Mr.. Topp has held tickets in
drawings on several other occasions, and at
different times drew small suns-enolgh 70
about cover his expenses. On this Occas: o
he drew n handsome sum-an amount thai
gives him good start and makes him inde-
pendent. He is a clever gentleman an his
many friends congratulate him on his good
luck. Our Duck Hill friends have always
been quite lucky in the drawings o. the Lou
isiana State Lottery. Last fall Mr.. Dink
Butt drew $500, and other parties have drawn
small sums, ranging from S5 to $40. These
facts inspire gaeat deal of confidence in
the fairness of the drawing. Most of the
tickets procured were purchased direct from
NJ. A. Dauphin. New Orleans, La.
Dodge City times., 1889-05-23
A Violet Luncheon.

Here is the description in q London
newspaper of violet luncheon given
by Chicago girl to her girl friends
The luncheon consisted of ten courses
served by q caterer. The menu was
matchless. The Chicago people live
well. There was a long. fat, narrow
mirror down the table, surrounded by .
border of blue and white violets edged
with fringe of maiden-hair ferns. The
corners of the cloth were tied with
white satin ribbon. Tne young hostess
Whose mother did not appear wore
white cashmere with cuffs and collar of
violet velvet, and she carried . white
lace fan ON which Was painted violets.
By the plate Of each guest was . small
gilded wicker basket filled with violets
white and blue. A string hand, harp
and violins, played softly while the girl
guests ate and laughed and chatted."
Dodge City times., 1889-05-23

Moran the great artist, despaIred when he
saw tie Great ShoshOne Falls-it was so far
beyond his pencils cunning. So there are
wonderful dreams of beauty in the tempest
uOus lOveliness of the grand American
Alps" IN Colorado. which are at once the
aspiration and the despair of painter and
poet. Splendid beyond comparison is the
superb scenery along the South Park Divi-
son of the Union Pa-ific in Colorado.
Dodge City times., 1889-05-23

Miss Pertly: 81 am afraid will never
forget my parents for the first name they
sadaicd me with when 1 was too young to
defend myself" Miss Flirty: THAT re-
rnin,is me. dear, never did hear your first
nam. What is it?'. Miss Pertly: ''They
called me Eve. l always feel as if every
one who hears it is thinking about-fig leaves
and all that sort of thing.