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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-12-22
. CALIFORNIA

California possesses delightful winter climate
Almost every day IS ba1my and full of sunshine
To live IN such air few months may save you
big doctors bill 1t doesn't cost much to try The
Santa Fe route will carry you to Los Angeles, San
Diego OF San Francisco any day on fast vestIbuled
express train IN Pullman tourist sleeper with
out change of cars. The journey IS through New
Mexico and Arizona where heavy snovy-falls rarely
come It IS short, quick and Observation-Disclosures
across, not roundabout. Once week personally
conducted excursions are run to PacIhc coast IN
tourist sleepers- Competent Porters and agents
care taken of ladies and children without escort
Very cheap rates for one way or round trip now IN
eject Write 70 c. T Nicholson general paSsen-
ger agent, Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe railroad
Topeka, Kansas for copy Of California excursion
Ieaflet and hansomely illustrated book entitled
ITO California and Back Nearest local agent Of
Santa Fs route will be glad to name ticket rates
and furnish desired information about the TRIP
Don't be afraid to ask questions
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-12-22

81. Hutchinson, 49,. :.

81. Hutchinson. ...... .... Goodland, Kas.
Roadmaster'S Clerk.
VIM. Mcclellan, ........... .Goodland, KaS.
Engineer G. r. 1. & p. Ry. Co.
H. Andrews, ...............G oOdland, KaS.
County Attorney Sherman County.
A. F. Keith. ............... .GOOdland, Kas.
Engineer G. R. 1. & P. Ry. Co.
NJ. B. TOmblin, ............ GOodland, Kas.
President Sherman County Bank.
j. NJ. Jordan, Go0dlanuJ h0S.
Cahsier Sherman County Bank.
B. F. Brown, GOOdland, Kas.
County Treasurer Sheman County.
Mary r. Maxwell, ....... GoOdland, Kas.
Guardian.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-12-22

FLORIDA claims a girl who is one of
the most successful hunters in the
state. She recently killed seven large
alligators with rifle.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-12-22

SIX hundred cats were on exhibition
at the recent Crystal Palace cat show
in London.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-12-22

'IF Cleveland is a Democrat John
Sherman is a Democrat and always
has been, and if John Sherman is Re
publican Cleveland is a Republican
and always has been," says the Atlanta
Constitution.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-12-22
High Five or Euchre Parties

should send at once to John Sebastian,
general ticket agent, Chicago, Rock
Island, and Pacific railway, Chicago, 10
cents in stamps, per pack for the slick
est cards you ever shufhed. For es1
you VIII receive free by express 70
packs.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-12-22

A DOG that had been trained not to
bark in the night allowed thieves to
enter the house of A, J. Johnson, at
Anthony, R. L, and rob in peace.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-12-22

THE other day the people of Wichita
mobbed man employed as spy by
the Law and Order league, a society
organized to enforce the prohibition
law.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-12-22

ORDERS have been sent by the navy
department to send out the dynamite
crusier Vesuvius on the unique and
hazardous duty of blowing up IA dere-
lict vessels that endanger navigation.
All the derelict vessels were wrecked
dnring the recent hurricane on the At
lantic coast, and nearly all are adjac-
ent to the Jersey shore.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-12-22

THERE are times when the legal mind
turns from the technicality, usually so
potent, and yearns for saw and a rat
tail file. One of these times is now in
evidence at Boise City, where two law
yers are in Jail and seem as helpless as
though they knew no law.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-12-22

Tom KING, the noted female horse
thief, has escaped from the Ell Reno,
o. T., Jail and fed on the wings of love
with one of the deputy sheriffs. The
power of love is something greater
than bolts and bars.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-12-22

Entered at the Postofhee at Good1and. Kan.
for transmission through the mails. second
class mail matter. Once on cast side or BoHle
yard, first door north of Ennis Walkers
implement store.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-12-22

The REpUBIIc leads, others follow.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-12-22

The wonderful coloring power of
modern dyes enabled Professor Picard
the other day to prove that connec-
ton exists between the River Ofbe and
Lake Joux. Flourescin was added to
the lake and so hours later the river
became green in color. The dilution
was about one part of coloring matter
to 100000 parts of water.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-12-22
Regions Caesar never knew,
Where his eagles never flew,

while the war god with the iron hand
of battle has smitten to the dust the
.haughtiest potentates and overturned
the Hottest states
After the memory of the brightest
saint in the calendar may perhaps have
faded away and become a mere tradi-
'tion of the past, the beloved st. Nicho-
las, wreathed in garlands of child's
love, bids fair to continue to reign in
.undimmed splendor until the advent
of that other Christmas morning when
he viii hail the return of the Christ
child as the king in his Chicago
Inter Ocean.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-12-22

Ripans Tabules cura hIVes.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-12-22
DrRECEoRs


II. HUTCHINSON. 1. NJ. JORDAN.
" LANGAsTER, G. DUNLAP, i. s.. TOMBLTN
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-12-22

There is a large class of people in this
country who initiate English life. There
is an alarming tendency to depreciate.
American life. Many Americans look
across the ocean for their example.
Thissfaging Anglomania reaches every
thing no matter how ugly, it must be
IN effectation Of the English. We go
wild over the aristocratic swells who
tramp through our country, accept CUR
hospitality, and who, upon their return
hopae. I'll the English press with TRADES.
on z,aoriea1 life. The average English
man. who has always lived on the mar
row island, has not breath of mind en-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-12-22

Capital paid I'M $25. 900.

Banking We Solicit Patronage
Liberal Terms Extended } Customers
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-12-22

WHILE digging sewer bitches in Al
bany, Ga, recently, it is reported that
workmen unearthed curious rock for
nation, which go to prove the asserti-
ons of biologists shat many years ago
that part of Georgia was a part of the
sea, and was built up by gradual de-
posits of sediment from rivers and
other sources" The rocks found are
said to be limestone, and contain fos-
sill sea shells and impression of shells.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-12
9rduen.$eile.
W0dterruf!

4brt Sbr 2eate. uno lalet Gud iasen:
Has Sobr, bas alte, bat aus8ei@(asen!
Die Wluden lauten pom nab ,uo fern
Glad uno Sesen, Sbr ,Dertbeu GERM
Bon 8aniem 9er5eu. IN @ottsS Women.
9eil uno Steuo' gu&, 9br l.ebe'
Co 9omeu!
Grieben i'm &te,d! 9fube i'm Stdotd,en
Mprtben unb @oien ben f@bnsn GRdo'
den!
GeIunbbeit' ben, utter! @ube benz 2eio
Grobe 0erSen uno frobe 8eit:
Sonne an, S,mmel! Se8eu aut Groela
@as ro9 Ai@t gut tcar, mos' bette,
tuerben!
@as Gu@ beelldt. mig b!ei6e1 mics
MARI!
Gott malt Is, SIR 2eute! @roft Neu'
iahr!
Grioa Sdan5.
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aus Oct Erauenwelt.

I, &rindeljin Gol9uurit., bic ruiiii1e
Eiolinitiu, melde in Nnterita in einer
Mn5abl Goncerten all ftreteu miro, piro
als cine sraji6ie, i@lante uub iebr lie
benswlrbise juuse Dame seidiloert.
+ Gin. ,uabre 6elbin 1T Soa 2epis,
tpel9e lhou felt uieleA Sabren als
@ddter auf benz 2ime &od 2eu@tburm
in Marrasaniet Bay oieut. Sic bat
rudhrenb hires ein}arnen 2ebens auf ben.
stud9en Ge(ien idon cine @eibe BON
Menjdenlebcn yerettet. ...
+ Grau 8. 3. @odsieQer. Jrau bes
Dei.Masuaten, bat ibrtn E64tern cine
CUTE GrSiebuus 5u Ebeil ,uerben laiien.
Die iunsen Damen unterri@ten in elmer
NR,fiions.S pnntagsf9ule, uno cine bat
iogar als STUDENT in &a1ar ibr sutes
6era baburd betpieien, bab lie ibr
Iai9euselb ba5u bersab, bic Soften Der
gr3iebuna flr cine drusere Witi&lleriu
3u beftreiten. ~ 2.
S + Die er1te ,@pmuaiiali&ule fir
Rab9en" >uurbe tiirjlid III Bieu nit
3und@lt So.@9aleriuneu er6ffnet: &or'
laufie 1T bic 5@ule cine %riuatauitalt
bes Biener r@ereins fir erpeiterts
Trauenbilouuo"; iie bat lid bic auf'
gabe seteQt, beeabteu Mao@eu ben
Meg ber @Dmnalialbilbuns uno bamit
ben !3usaus 5u ben unioerfitdts ituoien
III er6fiuen. 9ie Nnltalt itebt uuter
Direttorat bes 81. emanuel 9anuat
uno lit nit ben porjIeli9ten 2eartrdf'
ten perieben tporoeu. Sic felt fol-
senoe Mufnabme.G eoiusunsen: bic Ct
rei@te @9ulminoi9teit; bag gut qua'
l,ijirenoe 8euSniB iber bic brittle
&lai1e elmer Mdo9enbargerihule; bic
Nufnabmepriiuns. Als Normalmii'
1ensmaB bel BET Mufuabmepriifuug gilt
bic @umme bes fIr bic 8iirserf4ule
@eforoerteu. ab5agli3 oer 5anofertis@
teiten.
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eie bat ii@ auseeieuet. mas fit ~ BEN
eewdblteu Berufe beburfte uae fano
foSIei& eiaeu BirtunsStreiS an elmer
ebea eiReeri&teten 6ffentli@en 0o&s
i&ule. 2ebreno lernte Ne bort nod uno
music in anfaus bur@ ibre 0iebe jur
Sa&e unb ibreu suteu @i1ea erieteu.
mas ibr an llebwno nod oboino
aber balb faub lie fi& sure&t,
bic pom ibr ee!eitete Ro&i&ule
selanete ju aro6em dnieben unb waro
balb ate cine MufteraaitaIt betra&tet.
60 iebr 3lara N6ruer uria&e bate,
nit ben Grfoleeu ibrer Ibdtieteit III.
frieben III fem. iebute iiie ft& bod pom
BEN fremben Scribe an ben eiseuen uub
ri&tete nit Ollie gutter Greunoe uuo
ben eiseuen, lpenu au4 aerinseu CT,
fparniiieu i@liebli& ielblt cine 2o@>
i@ule Elm, bic iie jur eroben Hllte &c.
bra@t bat. Nau entnimmt oi.ier Nu<
ftalt beute nit Wurliebe ein3elne S1il.
ieln, (dbt bort pobl au@ idmmtl,de
Geri9te fir Mitta9S' uno Nbenbaeleu.
i@aften berri&teu, tpie au@ Grdulein
M0rner'S Nittasstii9 &pesen ieiner
S&madbaftiste.t uno @eoiesenbeit sci
undBiaeu 4relien eiue Don unuerheira>
tbeten 8eriouen beiberle. @el9le4te3
geprieiene bauptltdotii9e 8eriibmtbeit
aeworoen 1T.
Die Grau @ebeimratb M6ruer ,pobnt
bel ibrer To9ter. sic 1T jtuar nod
uidt gang NIT oeren Weruf ausgel6bnt
unb ertldrt manamal i~eui5eno, e. bate
tpobl anoers fommen t0nnen. mem,
&larc nl.r niht 10 eiseniiun,s seiueleu
mare; babel laBt iie ii@ ober ale Nuz
nebmli9teiten ,pobl 9efe1eu, bic aud
far fie aus oer eintrdsli&ea Tbdtistsit
,brer Eodter fieBen. t.
Sn eiaem 8untte bat lie freili4 re1t
bebalten. Sic ertldrte emit bas gor,
urtbeil sesen ben Berui elmer Ro9lebs
rerin flr rbere6tist". 9ieie Nuli1t
n1vb nod tart porherrl4eu, benn Die
Ma&irase nGb iolden loq au9 ieBt nod
itdrte- lein ols oas Muaebot. Yaula ..
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Martin!

s3arteu. tuie uiele uuanseuebue Stuu.
ben bat Is I'M 0efolae, uno meld un9es
bulbise Gtimmunseu ruff 20 bod ber.
por. Barten la1eu, 1T cine 1olse oes
neutrality-suspicious.. DaS fol- rnu i@on
BON R,uobeit on befdmpft merben. Bie
oft iQsen 9iuber auf "'neu ausaeipro@e.
men Huni4 ODER Heiehl Der Glteru:
Darte, i'd mid anerit nod b,eS tbun!"
Das barf bur9aus ni4t seitattet ,uer.
ben, iofort mus baS We,plni@te oetbau
tuerbeu. Chen 10 wenis folen tuir Dem
Rinoe sum Beiipiel G&ularbeiten ~
oeri&ieben eeitatteu. Die @emobutett
bes 96oerns rd&t ii@ i'm lpdtern 2ebeu
oft iebr empfnoli4. @,e uuausenebm
III "a far ben G~ai9eber, menn' bee Gins
eelabeue aui ii@ ruarten ldst; q uer'
birbt meiit bic aan3e Stimmuns Der
ber Stunoen, bic an9enebm jueebro&t
tuerbeu iouten. l1nb crit in eiuem Saus'
baltic, tuie uni 'e1enswiirbis eri4eiat cine
ME ferti9 tueroeno. Grau, tuie piele unz
9enaltli9eeit ruff has @arteulafen ba
beruor! &omu,t Der Manu, eruibet
BON Bernie, na& Qaule uno fiubet ben
Tii4 ni@t 8eoedt, oas Mittassm abl
ui@t bereit, tpel9 bittere @orte mus
oa bic 9ausfrau, Iao juar NIT Me9t,
b%,npebu,en. 2abet Der @atte gum Spa
a~ieraause Elm. uno Die Grau 1T ni4t
idaea 5ur Steue, 10 sewtbut fi4 Der
Manr mad Anb na@ ebeu aQein ju seben
uao Is entwidelt l,1 baraus gar balo
@lei4oiltisteit. -.
SO sibt es ~unidllise &elesenbeiten
i'm 0eben. Bel benea e.u ME ferttstuer'
oenoer Reni9 flr feline umeebuns un'
leioli& tpiro. Mrr @~emobnbeit 1T -,
feline Saden 5ur re9teu Belt au tbun.
Sc 9ei4iebt ban1 audi mt -uebr &ube
unb oaber piel pinttli9er. Gin eeoro.
meter. FeiBiser Weal@ uiro ME marten
lai1en. H.: u. g.
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Aud)e u1l0 keAer.
Gia{el DON Aalbleiib Su Gupprn< ODER
NaaoutflURd1eu.

Giaiel BON NaIbIeii6 i'll euppen ODER
Nagou1tl0b9en.
4iunb aalbFeif9 nit elmer un5e
Mart ODE: N~iereniett isin sebcdt, 2 big
3 unien ~aerribrte Butter. Salj, Mus'
tat, 2, bis 3>0e5en in taltem 8ai1ep
einsewei@tes 1lno itarf ausseorldtes
@elBbrot nebit 2 @eru, biu5usegeben
unb Naes gut uatereinanoer 9erubrt.
Giiluue bon se'nmel III elmer Aalbsbrnf.
Man rubrt 2-3 1n5en Butter tpei@,
atebt 3 @ibotter, Musfatblitbe ooer
Gitrouenidale, Salj, II un5en seriebe'
1es @eibbrot uno Das 5u 59eum &C.
l9lasene @iueib bln5u. Mu@ fam
man !6er5 u1b 2eber Don feinem &C.
Fusel, io,uie fem sebadte Yeteriilie oa5u
nebn1en.
GiiQiel ION Niaoflsiid.
] 8funb raascres &iubfeiib unb 2
lis 8 uuden Sp:d, ODER &iereufett,
tperoeu redt fem sebadt, 5al& @itro'
nen1dale, etwos Mustatblut6e, ein
Stadden se|@moljsne, selbbrouu &C.
tporoene Butter, 2--3 un5en eta9emei@s
ties uno ausseoriidtes @eibbrot uno z
gier, baS gDeiBe 5u S9aum eeldla9en,
b,u3uae9ebeu. 9ies Jules 1piro gut
unlereinauber oeribrt uno OILS Slquus
benubt. r..
Gcberz Tilljel.
@juno ;artes &alblleii@ toiro Heinz
ruarielis sel9nitteu, ernise 2bHel uoa
fem 9el9u,tteue Gtampisnons uno et'
mas ~45cter]ille, j 2orberblatt, Sald, Elm
tuenis Bieffsr uno Mustatnub, iotpie 2
bis 8 1n5eu Duttcr oa5ueefast uno 20
Minuten gan; laueiam sei@mort; nad'
ber rs@t fem seiGuitten uno nebf 10
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90 lit Nube ~, xauoe.

Sn Sapan uerlaufen bic 6Hentli@en
Nuttionen obne ben bel unS unuerme,o
l;den 2dru. Sort berri9t ndmli4 bic
@itte, baB ieber 4auFuitise fem @ebot
nebit ieineu, Nau1en auf einen 3ettel
f9reibt unb bielen in cine @ammel'
bldIe ledt. @enn teine @etote mebr
einseben, miro bic Gudie eroHnet u1o
Der betreffenoe neutrality-suspicious. benz
MeiItbietenoen iiberanttuprtet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-12

&lara Ml6r0er tom tuieoer. @ie es
ibr mD9li9 9eruorben, oen BiberItano
Der Mutter au beliegcn uno iie ibrem
@lane 9enei9t 81 mad9er1, barlbcr fat fie
ii@ ni@t ausseipro@en; Elm erniter,
feiter @iQe fin0et immer eineu Wes.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-12

Die @iienb a b 8rude
uber ben lpiloen Hecos : GluB, einise
breiBiQ Meilen .noromeitl.9 BON Sci
@io, 3er., on Der @loli@:n : Yaciftc'
Babr, bic nit einem &oitenaufuanbe
pom $l,250,00o sebaut puroe uno 5u
ben b6aiten Baumerten Der @elt &C.
bort, tpuroe bereits i'm Ipril bieies
sSobres fertie8ete0t, 1T aber nur IL
Sage lang BON BET 8ubuseielli@aft be-
must .porbeu. Seitoem laufer bic
Bulge tpieber aui benz alten @eleiie ourh
Bic Funnel ben &io @ranpe entlang.
Sic 8ecos Bride uuroe gebaut, UNI
bieis onertannt 3efabruoQe @trede 5u
perme,oeu. @ielise Selsblode bdnsen
bier lber ben. @eleile; fdarf an1 fteil'
abfaQenben llfer lauien bic 8a9e uab
in elmer Giete BON rs Bis 125 SUB Be-
finbet' iid bas Glubbett. Sic neue
Briife lit bas @.9entbum elmer Hrt'
pat . @eleai@ait, uno bic @uoli@e'
8aclfic : Babn bat muir tueni9e Ittier.
IS tuar nut, pereinbart poroen, baB fte
fit ieben Bug, Der bic Bride palltrt,
eiuen Qeuiijen 8oQ be5ablt, porauf bic
Babus @eieQidaft, tint bic @rtra'Gus
0abe i'll beden, fir ieocs Bullet pongtetp
Orleans ober @a1 Nntonio na4 81
8alo unb @an Jrancisco, eiuer .3uz
1dla9 BON SO Gents erbob. Na9 benz
@eIeb, tpeldes uur bic 8erednun9 BON
8 Gents per Meile aeitattet, lieB it%
oies jebod nidt ausfibren un6 ause1''
blidli@ 1oI bic llolide Hacifc'B ebn
i'm 8eoriffe fem, bic 8riiden.G ou1pa9s
s,ie ,ousaufrieren", inbcm Fe oea 8au
III oieier Bilbnib unbeaust lteser1 ldht.
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SSS9sSW $VW0SS VU~SS VSSS9&OSs ~ WSs~
juud4ft In ero6e Haueu juiammense<
preBt. nit 6oljlatter juiamuaeneebalte1
uno aa@ ben sroben Stdbten oei&idt,
uetts seuus seiammelt IL, nm eiueu
Giieubabtuaseu ju fiQen. Dere@net man,
tuie iebr biqio Der Gtoff bier If, trst
Der ZrauSport' uub Bwii&enbdnblers
Rotten, 10 iann man ii@ einen Desriff
u.aden, IN ,uel@en @afea Der @altbos
ben bamit bebedt IL, tpenu u,au bort,
BAT u,an&e 8armerfrauen fir 800
Dollars ia fur3sr 8eit tammeln. Die
Saiion umfabt MUIR einise Bo@eu, uub
iR bic Beibua@tSjeit uoriiber, 70 wirb
BEN Balp ber ,pti@e zeppi@ ipieber
aberlaHeu. bamit Ct BIZ. .uiloen epr6s.
hinge i@ltt, bic im Grhbjabr mieber
unier ause uub uuier 9eri erfreueu
ioQen. .-M ,A
Die ,Gutomaten". bieie u,oberuRen
.Medb4en far NQeS". muiIen 5u uielea
Dinseu out iein, Bu niiten uub unnibeu.
Gnti4ieoeu in be e~ritere Rlaiie eeb6reu
bic r.euen Nutomaten in &ariS, uel@e
beibes @aijer ipenoeu. Sn peri@ieoeneu
Stapttbeileu Der franj6Fi&eu 9aupt.
itabt aamentli6 in ber &6be Der 9roi4>
fenltdnbe, entiteben, ,uie be !8eitunseu
ber.@tcn, @ebiloe in Goru, BON Nu>
i4laslduleu, auf tuel@en in srobeu
Budtoben ftebt: ..,...
Sur bic Bagen,
Slide.
@di1e,
ss~~ Bdber,
beibes @aier.
Gs iiub oas ,parmes @ai1er uertbei.
lenbe Nutomaten. Nan mirft in cine
Spalte eiueu Gnu, brldt auf eineu
&nopi, uuo mad Mblaur Ginger Secun.
ben beeinnt bas Baiier aus eiuem 9abue
IN oas iar bas Nuffausen bes 8aiIers
mitaebra@te @efdB 5u lauien. ,Man er-
bdlt ieoes mol 8 !, eiuen fleinsn elmer
uoQ, uno oer Qibearao bes 8aiiers 1T
our9i9uittli4 IS Grab. = sSeoes bieier
tleinea @ebduoe itebt NIT Der @as' uno'
Ba0erle,tun9 in Berbiuouug. Seoe abs
3usebeuoe &ortion miro in e,ner ebenio.
einfa9en als iinnreiden @eiie belor>
rers ermdrmt. Ieber einem fteruf0rmis
aeu @asbrenner nit eiuer eroben Nus
6abl tleiner 264er rubt Elm f9nedeuar-
tis gewunbeu:s 4upferrobr BON iebr
fleinem 9urfmeijer uno 10Y m 2du9e.
Dur9 bieies Robr lduft bas &aier aus
Der 2eituns, bic bur9 ben Druid auf ben
&nopi s~e6ffnst miro. @lei45eitig 6ffnet
1i1 Der @asbabn uuo oas @as ent5an'
bet ji9 an timer neben oem !3abu itebeu'
bel, tleinen 9amps nit ofenem 2i4te.
Das 3aiier eriudrmt ii4 i@nea unb
lei9t auf Dem lansen @ese burd bic
@inbunoen bes blunen 3upferrobres,
benn bic 8eit, oeren a4t Sitter @oier
bebirfeu, UNI our@ bas @obr ~ toms
men, betrdst cine Miuute. 9ierauf i4lie'
be, fi9 bic iuueru 6dbue Dol. ielbit. Die
duBere umblQuns oeS Nutomaten be.
itebt aus 5tuei tonSeutrii&en 8le@epliu'
bern, bereu Bmil4enraum NIT Roblen.
itaub sefa0t lit, I'M. isben @drmeoerluR
.au perbinberu. SIM 9anjeu fino adtttg
FOLDER Npparate seplant, bod folle1 fte
nab BcourfuiB uermebrt merSen. @el@e
Bobltbat fur ben b%eimtebrenoen arbei'
ter, Der !6r feline @einisuns fofort bas
n6t6ise 8afer finbet, obne erit ben sau'
gen Ri@euapparat in Betpesuns ieseu
Ill miiS1eu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-12
Nus Der Su5trufttouSRun

unteroffi3ier: rSbr oummen &erls
haltet natiirlid ben lan91amen S9rltt
flr cine bloBe @pielerei. Nber bsoentt
einmal. tpenrt mir int Sample oas
5dladtfelb rduueu uno i'm lansiamen
@1ritt abmaridiren, mas oas fir einen
@inbrud ouf ben 5einb ma6t!"
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-11
THE NEWS IN GENERAL.

On the mountains OF Monroe county last
week Wilson Courtright shot four large
black bears.
Harry Enier. one of the best known cii-
zens iu Harrisburg, died at his residence
there OF neuralgia of the heart.
This fall William *. Vanderbilt. Ogden
Goelet and James Gordon Bennett will 20
ON a cruise through European and Asiutic
waters in their yachts.
Denver Ed. Smith has issued a clal-
lege to fight Peter jackson to Il finish fJr
$40. 600 a side and the largest purse offered
by any responsible club.
1t is stated in Pittsburg that there is no
foundation for the report that a steel and
iron syndicate with capital stock of $780,
900, 600 is to be formed there to rival the
Carnegie interests.
Admiral George Brown denies that he
wrote q letter to John Cummins at Homo
lulu in which he said that he favored the
monarchy and would do all he could for
its establishment.
Joe Berth, q prominent horse dealer,
whose operations extended over several
Western and Southern States, committed
suicide at Pine ~ If, Ark, by shooting.
lie was once engaged in business in Balti-
more.
All the big logs have not disappeared
The OIean Times tells of a hemIoek log
hauled TO n mill near Austin recently tuaJ
was ~ feet long ans measured Al iucle, 1T
the top end. 1t scaled over 1900 feet of
lumber.
The steamship Hekla which caused so
much Uu.a ness before her arrival 90, New
York sun ". will 10y at her pier there for
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-11

FN.SECRETARY RUsK characterizes
in terms of contempt the idea of pro-
ducing rainfall by explosives. He
predicts that it will die out shortly
"aloug with its twin absurdity, the
flying machine.u Take care,
Uncle Jerry! Rainfall by explosives
probably will not work, But nothing
s more likely than that rainfall will
be controlled in some other way by
science in future and that not very far
in the future, either. Every great
idea meets with many failures before
it is successfully wrote out in matter,
but it always gets there all the same.
AS to that other 'absurdity," the
flying machine, it is almost safe to
predict that Uncle Jerry himself will
take q trip in an airship before he dies.
AT least if he does not there are those
now living who will.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-11

ToUNGsroWN, April 11.-Chief of Police
Cantwell took charge of a 14-year-old boy
named sullivan, but during the night the
lad escaped from the police station. His
parents have been living here, coming from
Allegheny, where they kept "a speak easy.
Mrs. sullivan married her present husband
two days after her FIRST husband died i'm Jail
at I%itt7burg. Recently Sullivan returned
TO Allegheny, started a speak easy and
is now serving lime. The mother left
the lad to take care of himself aud he has
been living ON charity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-11

Those who have seen the Chicago
river, q stream that hows-if il can be
said TO how-through the heart of the
city, need not be told that a more dis
gustingly filthy bit Of water could
hardly be found elsewhere in the
world, yet it empties its horrible poll
luted waters into the lake from which
the water for drinking and domestic
purposes is drawn, aud not such a
very great distance from the crib from
which the general supply is taken.
The London Lancet committee made
q report on the unhealthy condition
ofthe drinking water furnished the
people Of Chicago, and the Chicago
people should take heed and do what
they "a to improve it.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-11
EnrBARRAssED BUSINESS FIRMS.

John S. Hand, retail dry goods, al Am
sterdam, n. Y, has assigned. Liabilities
more than 500, 900; assets unknown.
Reuben Lukens, jr., and William z.
Lukens, trading in lumber as Lukens &
Co., at Philadelphia, have assigned. 1t is
said that the liabilities are about sire, 600,
but they will scale down very materially.
No money is owing for merchandise and
the creditors are three local banks. The
nominal assets represent over 60 per cent
of the liabilities. William e.. Lukens SAYS
that the firm expects to resume business
after a settlement shall have been con-
cluded.