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The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-08-29
THREE MONTHS OF CONSTIPATION
CURED,

l have used and sold st. Joseph S
Liver Regulator and find it superior to
any other. l sold it to DR.. Isbell, Red
Apple, Ala. who prescribed it to one
of his patients who had not had move
on his bowels for three months except
by injection. In three days after com
mencing the use of the Regulator his
bowels became regular and are so today.
DR.. Isbell says he would not do without
it in his practice. A. CRUTCHF1ELD,
Sand Mountain, Ala.
This famous Liver Medicine may be
found at Kerr S Drug Store. ~
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,,rr or BRYAN AND sEwALL.

We have inst received copy of The Life and
ooeobes If BRYAN and Sewalf' from the
Publishers, and we desire to call the attention ,ia
Of our readers, who may be interested 70 this
"a Oui bich Is Of great value and should be in
oooh Of ali who are anxious to know OF
thsse Two Candidates The price of the book Is
W ts Tar paper cover and 81 90 for cloth bind
ing The Publishers desire an agent TO canvass VAS
Wis ~ siXty per cent Prospectus BOOK
and Circulars giving full particulars will be sent
a. onv address for 80 cents. Address ), >.
0atfyIr PUBLISHING Co, 81 Rose 81, New loIA'
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Newspapers in the Campaign.

In the present campaign. the newspapers will
be the greatest of educators in teaching the
voters of the land the proper way to view the
political questions of the day. The Republic,
of St Louis, is without doubt the most able
instructor published on the Democratic side, as
1t ex plains in almost every issue, by editorial
or learned article, why the mass of the people
should vote for the Democratic Presidential
candidate. In addition, it prints all the news of
the doiDgs of both parties and all the speeches
of statesmen. The Republic is only Sc a year
81 so for months, or IS cents a month by mail.
Semi Weekly Republic S1.0O year.
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BUGGIES.
LOCAL and Personal.

Mr. M Lynch returned to Winslow
Monday
Mrs. Buck Williams and children
are at Winslow.
Mrs. J. s. Durham came home from
Winslow Wednesday
Miss lone Brown came home from
Eureka Springs first of the week.
Earl Byers has about recovered from
his recent attack of malarial fever.
Mayor Pollard, of Fayetteville, was
in the city Monday for few hours.
Mrs. John Kerwin and daughter have
returned from visit to Charleston.
Richard e. Pringles Georgia
Minstrels at the Opera House tonight,
Billy Kerssnds big mouth will be on
exhibition at the Opera House tonight,
Mr.. d. Dickson has entirely recovered
from his recent severe attack of illness
Epworth League meeting each Friday
evening at 8 clock at the Methodist
Church.
Miss Nellie Pence returned home
Tuesday from three weeks visit at
Winslow.
Mrs. John Brown and little
Brownie returned from Winslow
Thursday.
Miss Florence Lowenfeld went to
Fort Smith Tuesday for two or three
days visit.
Col. o, l.. Miles spent Monday and
tuesday. at st. Louis, returning
Wednesday.
Mrs. W. H. H. SHIRLEY and
daughter. Miss Leah, returned from
Rogers Wednesday.
Miss Eva Beard came over from Fort
smith yesterday morning on a visit to
her aunt, Mrs. VERIFY.
Henry Pape left Monday for st. Louis
10 purchase the fall stock for Pape
Bros. establishment.
Y. j. Murta & Co. have secured the
valuable services of Mr. r. W. Funk
In their hardware store.
Newland Callahan has "week off
and is spending it at Winslow with his
wife and little daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Harvey returned
from visit of several months to
relatives in Indiana last night.
Dan H. Miller and R. P. Allen are in
81 Louis purchasing goods for the
southmayd- Miller Dry Goods Co.
j R. Britain, the popular Racket
store proprietor, left for the East first
OF the week to replenish his stock.
Ira c. Casey, of Bentonyille, was in
lne city for day or two this week
shaking hands with his many friends.
Hon. T. P. Winchester, Of Fort
smith, addressed the Bryan Free Silver
Club at the court house yard last night.
Perry Allen goes to Winslow today as
guest of Drennen Scott. Perry has
oeen quite sick and is just able to be
out,
Master Charles Lawson, of Little
ROCK, who has been visiting his grand
mother, Mrs. G. G. Scott, returned to
MS home Tuesday.
A party of young people spent
wednesday afternoon at White Springs
ana had an enjoyable time to judge by
the amount of laughter INDUCED in.
Mr.. Alex Neal. editor and proprietor
OF the Sebastian County Republican,
was visiting relatives and friends in
van Buren, last Friday and Saturday.
Miss Anna Clara Waldron, of
Denton, Texas, is visiting Mrs. DR.. c.
r Brown. Miss W. is grand
daughter Of the late Col. Tom Waldron,
OF Van Buren,.
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Taffy."
From the Venture.

From the Venture. n,
There is not member Of the Board
% Aldermen of Van Buren, but who has
m a success of his own private
i ,iis thereby showing their
business ability. But it is a very rare
ou9n- -ra,,ce where two men do business
o oI;ie and this is true with the City
S Ca They know they have
SS,, U~re with their plans in business
way and each thinks his plan Is best best,
before the end of the term van buren,
viii receive some good work from the
Roard of Aldermen. They VIII soon
wear the wire edge OF
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-08-29

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has made the
appointment of David r. Francis, ex
Governor of Missouri, as Secretary of
fbe Interior. vice Hoke Smith, who
recently resigned the secretaryship
because of his financial views. Mr..
Francis will probably assume office on
September LIST, rs that is the date named
as Mr.. Smith 5 resignation,
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-08-29
Unclaimed Letters.

The following is list of letters in the Post
office at Van Buren,. Ark. remaining unealled
for and advertised Aug. 20, 1896.
Agee, CE johnson. CT
Brorux II Fl Neal Charles
Banks, Miss Edna Pritchard, Mrs Thos
Brown, Mrs Slonie Sarsh,
Berlin Jess Steward Cain
Campbell Jennie Stone,
Dennard. NJ Scott, n
Deckerman Del Stone, j G.
Eysley, re Smith, DR.
Hanna, II 0 Thomas,
Hurst Ida J Washington. John
Irving, CIV Williams, Mary
Williams X
Parties calling for above will please say ad-
vertised and give date fee of one cent will
be charged on all advertised letters.
W. 7. ENGLAND. 7. NJ.
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,r Ozark Saturday Bud Elsey &

AT Ozark Saturday Bud Elsey S
residence was totally destroyed by fire.
The fire originated in defective fiue of
the culinary department. Most of the
furniture, clothing, etc. were saved.
The loss, 81, 300; insurance, 81, 500.
This house caught fire three weeks ago
in the same place, and near about the
same time in the day, too. Judge
Manfeld's residence caught fire from
Mr.. Elsey's and narrowly escaped
being destroyed.
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If You WANT.

to Buy, Sell, or Exchange Lands
or Town Property, give me num-
bers,. Improvements and price,
cash or time. If you want to
purchase let me know what you
want. ! will sell on reasonable
com mission.
VIM. L. TAYLOR.
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dissolution Notice.

Bv mutual consent the firm known as
]. W. Nicodemus 81 Sons has dissolved
Partnership, VIM. NJ. Nicodemus
having retired. All bills payable to
the undersigned. j. w. NIcoDEMUs,
ALVIN NICoDEMUS,
f. Nc. NICoDEMUS.
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For Sale

a hne Young, fresh cow, very gentle
"a good young horse, sound and
gentle One mile east of city.
W. G.. LEA.
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Saved His Life
by q fortunate dis

by a fortunate dis
covery in the nick of
time. Hundreds of
P rsons suffering
fro IN consumption
have had the pro-
gress of the disease
stopped, and have
been brought back to
life and health by the
: G o d e II Medical
Discovery of DR..
Pierce
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-08-29

Years ago DR.. r. v. Pierce, now chief
consulting physician to the Invalds' Hotel
and Surgical Institute of Buffalo, N Y,
recognizing the fact that consumption was
essentially germ disease, and that a REM
edy which would drive the germs and their
poisons from the blood would cure consump-
ton at last found a medicine which cured o5
per cent of all cases, if taken in the earlier
stages of the disease
The tissues of the lungs being irritated by
the germs and poisons in the blood circulat.
ing through them the germs find Judgment
there, and the lungs begin to break down.
Soon the general health begins to fail, and
the person feels languid, weak, faint, drowsy
and confused.
This is the time TO take DR.. Pierce's Cold
en- Medical Discovery; it drives the germs
and poisons from the blood, and has sooth-
ing effect upon the dry cough In cases of
bronchitis the Discovery is invaluable.
Golden Medical Discovery" increases the
amount and quality of the blood, thus invig-
Grating and fortifying the system against dis
ease and builds up wholesome flesh and
strength after wasting diseases, as fevers
pneumonia, grip and other facilitating af-
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Hon. Berkeley Neal

Will speak on the Financial Question at
Catcher this Saturday morning at
10 clock. Everybody is invited
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-08-29
THE VAN BUREN, PRESS.
VAN BUREN,, ARKANSAS,
RAILROAD TIME TABLES

Trains 23l, 232, 1913 23i, 243 and pa will carry
passengers oo,ya wpsr
No o., Arr. $50 pm. Arr. Coheyville $50 D. IN.
~ ~ 5aa - $40 am FIT Smith 800 a m.
No 9I3, " lG25 AIN. stops at Van Buren,
GOING EAST.
M 90. Arr lis pm. Arr Little Rock sos p. m
No, 2Sl. GAO AIN. leo pm,
10 10 544 Nv. 1885 a. M Coal Hill 3:O5 .. m.
trains 23l, 232. 233 234 run daily.
Trains 243 and pa do not run on Sunday.
Through trains make stop of minutes.
GREENWOOD BRANCH.
Nh 9s6. Arr. HIS a m. STOPS at Van BUREN,.
No 2Q3,a Lv ESQ pm. Arr. Greenwood 5:25 D. M
~ Daily, except Sunday
A HAYS. Agent
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Col. j. l.. Tullis was in the city
yesterday on short visit. He left on
the cannonball for Fort Smith.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-08-29

Something New.
Bryan and Mckinley LAMP CuINNFys
get one, at EDMoNDsoN & BRITT's.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-08-29

You Can't Buy Happiness, but if you are suffer
ing from dyspepsia scrofula salt rheum, impure
blood, you may be cured and made happy by
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-08-29
= asy to Take
a asy to Operate

Are features peculiar to Hoods Pills. Small in
size tasteless, efficient, thorough As one man
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-08-29

Hoods Pills are the best family cathartic ant
liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, sure. 81
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-08-29

so. NJ. HiTR, OF AH-
dH60n, Andn6on Co.. Ia,
says: 1 took a severe
cold which settled on nv
lungs and chest, and /
suffered intensely with
it I tried several of
our best physicians here
aud they gave up all
hopes of my recovery,
and thought / would
have to die. 1 would
cough and spit blood
for hours, and ! was pale
aud weak. ! was greatly
discouraged when l be-
gan the use of the Dis
covery,' but | soon got
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-08-29

better II has been five years since l took Il and
have had no return of that trouble since"
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Col. Dan W. Jones and Fl T.
hemmel will speak at Springdale
tonight. What is there to prevent Col
Jones from speaking here on Monday
VIII the committee look after this
matter. 'iii'
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"FRIsco LINE" (ST. L. & 8. FL
nnINH NnRTu

Trains Uanu 81 run uaIIy eAcepE SuHuHy' DAT
,nce run daily.
C. E. GooDING. Tkt Agt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-30

quelen barbietet. Wie es in beat 8oriporte
beiBt, lift bas 8ii&el9en", psIGes BON Dem
@erfaher auf brtefli@es grfu@en
unter @infenbung pon3 Gents
Porto fo~ fenfret gu be5ieben
/ It, rni9t i'm Sntereile BON 2ano1petalanz
ten oOer @iienbabnen gei9rieben, ionoern
nit Der t%poblgemeinten MbIi9t, beuti@e 5arz
mer unb Mnbere, tpel6e fait ununterbro4en
nit miBti9en, tlimatii@en @erbdltnilien,
l1nfru9tbarfeit bes 8obens ober 1%onfti9en,
Elm gebei6li6es S%orttommen erI9perenDen
l1m1tdnben 3u fdmpfen baben, gu Deranhl
len, lire 8lide na4 benz Buget Sunb gu
ri9ten."
Mie Der 8erfaifer erfldrt, fat i'm beim
Nieberi6rei6en bieier Sti58en tein anbsrer
8elpeggrunO %geleitet, als Der, iol9e SanDz
tpirt6e, tpel6e bur9 Nuspanbern ii9 cine
Before Seimat6, cine be6agli4ere @riTten5
fi6ern, ben bon @ir6elfiirmen, 9irren,
@olfenbrii6en, 9eui9redenplagen II. +. m.
6etrlge1u6ten @egenben ben &iiden febren
rpQer, nit einem 2anb betanrt 5t MAIDEN,
tDelGes bon bie1en @alamitGten fret lit nno
eGe bic @or5iige betbt, Dsren Ni6tDorbanz
ben1ein in ben an W}iBernten unb uneinz
trdgli9er aufreibenber Nrbeit rei9en @taaa
ten 10 biel CUR Notblage Der Sarn1er beiz
trGgt.
BON Der g er II Il 8 # atton in 90 i
6igan W9riculturaI College,: 8ulletins
1876 = F~attening Lambs; 137-Feed-
ing Corn Smut; 1873 = Pig Feeding.
8on Der 9 II DIS # atio.ntn 9 + a.
sps 60, Seras: Bulletin Np. 80 -
The Peach.
@om 8unbes z2tderbauamt: A report
on the Culture of Hemp and Jute in
the United States.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-30
prOfit Neujabr
Jnbalts persetdnik.

]. 9rOItt @euiabr! - BUR sef. 9ta6z
tuns -8untss Nuerlet - 8I9ertti9 - Tloribaz
Sabat - Srespez un0 @~DfIe7Samem- 9 rtefs
ta ite Ser beruOrrasen6its SeeriIbrer bes am.
&ebeQtOnStrteSes Acspptel - S9mlno BET
S9ultermusfeLn bel 9ierben Ser &atalpelz
baum = @urSeli9GOltnge Der S6attenbGume -
Den Sonnentnbalt zines 0eui6oberS 81 ermitteIn-
SaIbeiteber - Seuti9e Con uln in ben Ser. Staa,
ten-aea@ &s3 i9metenben S6uapS pieber trinf7
bar ST. MAIDEN.
2. settle: GOrrei %pOnbens aus NOrbzSafota -
Srief aus benz weitlt6en NtOntana - Srief aus
Californian = SrieT aus Soma = 8rief aus Sloz
riba- Sur Ganin6ensu9t- Ge9en bos 8lutntel'
Ten = GOn einem Sdlemo9er S%obonnisz nnt
Stadelbeerc1Itur - BUR S3weinebaltun9 Srett
@ertbeiIuus pom &fluu6en uub @dmereien - aatz
piit9en = gIGtter uno 8litbeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-30
BUR eefdui9en 8eadtun9!

Nue fir bic g a II B N. 8eilage" BE-
itimmten Mfit~tbeilungen, Nnfrugen uni
@prrefponbenaen - bon 2eBteren itnb re3i
biele aus alien S6etlen u%nierer Union Err
piin19t unb %piItommen, b~eionbers menr
beren 9uuptgepi4t auf bic Snterefen bee
lanbpirtbi3uftIi9en 8etrie6es geIegt uni
pOlitif6e @r0rterungen baraus ferngebaIter
tperben = iinb gu abrefftren:
Nnbreas Simon,
Observation-Disclosures Rebatteur Der SILT
nOis Stats 3eitung,"
Gbicago, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-30
fGortea=G abof.
0uincD, 5loribd, Is. 9ea. 1896.
@ee6rter 6err Stmpn!

9ee6rter SEER Simon!
Sn SoS6rem pertben 8latte finbe i9 eiren
8rief bon einent 6errn Sob in Mpntz
gOmerp, @la., in tpelhem er ft4 iebr abz
fGqig iiber SloriDazSobat ausipri9t. 9a
bic ySG. Stats 3eitung" reTp. bic y2dnbp.
8eilage", cine ausgebebnte @er6reitung Be-
fibt, 10 n09te iA gerre Oermeiben, baB bic
Sci er berielbsn in ibrem urt6eile iiber Sloz
ribazSabdf bon ben Sheen bes 9errn GoB
beeinfluBt neroen, unD bite sic Inn Nuf=
na6me na9ftebenber 3eilen.
ST.. Sob fat oolftGnOig Gebt, tpem ct
ben 8ert9t, tpona6 einem Sarmer $4,000
fir 1900 Yfunb Sa6af geboten tporben fem
foGten, fir ni6t %glaubpiirbig bdlt. Sd
i9IieBe MIDI feiner Meinung bolftdnbig an,
ba i9 ii5er ben Sloriba Sabatsmarft 1ebr
gut informtrt bin. 9o3 baB unier Sabat
i'm 9ur9i@nitt b0bere preiTe eraielt, als
irgenb elm G~igarrentabat, Der in ben Ser,
@taatsn ge3ogen piro, birfte 9rn. &OB
fremb fem.
Die Slpribaer Sa6afcultlr 1T mod neu
lnb fat in ben Iebten bier eSa6ren einen
bebeuten6en MufT6plpng genommen, lpas
6rn. HoB tpa6rf6einlt9 au9 unbefdnnt 1T.
@s tpirb bier elm 9edb1att bpn Sumatraz
Gamen ge3ogen, pel6es bon benz importir7
ten faum unterf9iebm ner6en fam unb,
oa es gr0Btent6eils rgeIpotteb" 1T, einen
boben preis er5ielt. DAB bier beOeutenbe
Mengen SumatrazSo6at gepflanot tperben
unb baB bret @iertel BON Dem bier geballter
Sabaf BON Stem Oorter 9dnblern controllirt
iperben, biirfte 0rn. &oB ebenfaas neu fem.
DAP Slorioaer urb SeraszG =Sabat
unbeoinqt benz e9ten GubazSabaf 1ptppbl
an @e16mad ME audi in 8e5ug auf Mus=
feben am G6nlt9iten ftro, unb baB in Slp=
riba ,Yadingboufes" ftno, tpel6e ben So6oi
10 gut 16piben, paden unO f%ortiren, als Der
in ben Martt fommenbe importirte Sabat
augeri6tet 1T, biirfte 9rm. Sob pobl audj
unbetannt iein.
Was ST.. &oB iiber ben bitteren @ei6mad
unb bic 19fpar5en Slede bes Sloribaz
Sabafs bemertt, 5sigt, baB, mas er bacon
qeTebsn bat, ft2 BON einem erfabrenen
8afer lxritammte unb ni1t ri@tig GEE
16pibt mar. un1er Sabaf pirb iebt bon
ben penommirteften Gtgarrenf a6rifen be-
nubt unb ni9t, pie 9r. 9foB 6emerft, I'm
gu tGuf 9en, fonbern neil unier Sabaf be-
Deutenbe @oraii9e fopobl ais DSiler", pie
oudl als 9edblatt bor alien aroeren in ben
Ser. @taaten geaogenen @orten, fogar bor
benz BON 6r1r. &oB bielgerii6mten Con-
necticutzS abat, beiibt.
I'm ben 8rief bes !Srn. &oB ei1gebenf
au b~eanttporten, piirOe gu Diel Ganm erz
forberli6 fem; bemertea min i'd iebob nod,
bah Sloribaer feline 9edblGtter pielfa3 fiji
Is1.50 unb me6r per Pfunb o%srtauft perben
uno boB ,5iaer" So Gents nnb ms6r pei
9funb bringen. 0o3 oaB cine 9an8e @rntf
BON 1900 pfunb einen 10 bOben Prets en-
sielsn tann, 1T ni4t mOglid.
S. Gilman.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-30
BI9ertiid.

Wbatcom Gount1 / m Staate
W a16tngton, bon Nnbreas Simon,
Observation-Disclosures 8ebatteur Der Sill
nois Stats 3eitung". 9ter ba6tr iptr
eine reid nit 8ilbern gei6midte 8rr1biire,
tpel4e cine ausfiibrli6e S9ilberun9 bea
gu9et Sunbz@ebietes i'm 5taate 0a16=
inston nit befonberer 8eriidfi9tigung bon
W9atcom Gountp unO Oeffen reidsn lonb@
.pirt94aftli4en unD inbuitrteuen 9alfss
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-30
Suntes Querlei.

Bon @berbeen, g. ., ipir0 beri9tst:
Die SiiietOnzSnbtaner in Siibz9 atota Iolz
len groBe Not6 leiben. @isle oon i6nen ioIz
len Obbd9IOs unO Obne bic MitteI CUR Qn=
i4Gffung pm @Bpuaren fein.
X x 2
Sur9 bas 8er6ot Der 8srubung BON
8Orar fir Die @OnierOirung bes 5leii8es
1T umeritanii9ss 6Ieii3 u praftii6 aus
Dem S9pei3er Canton 3iri6 uusgei9Gof=
Ten porbsn. Die @iferiu6t lofaIer 5lsiiq=
6Gnbler ion bu6inter itedtn.
x x
Die n8tsConiin 8eet Sugdr Gompanb"
5at i6re na6e Menomonee SaQs belegene
Raffinerie fertigge itelt unb Der 8etrieb berz
felben fpirb angebli9 in 5tpei @o9en uufz
genpmmen tperben. Die Soften bie1er Mnz
lage, Die bic erite i'm Stoat Iein tpirO, baben
100000 ~betragen.
Sn Der 9egenb BON 8lafes6urg, Soma,
fterben Diele S9Gpeine an Der g6olera. Mdnz
ner bon Sttumtpa faufen ange6li9 bic &a<
baOer auf, unb es beiBt, baB bas 6leil9 Der
frepirten S6iere mad ben groBen Stdbten
geianbt iperbe. 9as pdre ia i9euBlib!
* x X
Die 5armer in Der 8egertb ppn Qincolr,
Uto., bebaupten, Dab Der Wei5sn ni9t be-
%lonoers gut uusitebt, bd ct 81 f9reI gepa6z
len lei tnb S6aben bur9 ben SroIt gelitten
Rabe. 9o3 lit nod cine Before @rnte gu
%ertparten, ais i'm pergaugenen Sabre, neil
me9r Saut auf Dem 6eGb lit.
Die Nnft3t, baB amerifanii6er Mais aGs
elm Subititut fir Wet5en bertpanbt tperben
fOnnte, um Der 9ungersnotb in SSnbien gu
~1ttuern, bat oiel fir iiG. Die 5ru9t lit
lbiaig, nabrbaft, fopie lei6t berbauli9 unb
|uuBeroem buben mir cine groBe 0uantitGt
DON oerielben gu Derfaufen.
X X X
Sn ben @Gtbern bet superior, Mis.,
lma9en fnh bic rubefpetie umberitreifenben
EW0lfe ben 9pl5fGGern unb MnfiebIern 1e6r
Igefdbrlt1. Statt oaB Die Weeni9en auf bic
kEgG0lfe Sa9b MAIDEN, aperbsn bic MenI9en
|Dft BON ben @DIfen geiagt. Die Nnfiebler
fu9en fi9 ieBt bur9 bus 2egen bon 9ift
DOn ben reiBenben Sbieren gu befretsn.
X x *
Sn 8elfo, WafA, fat fi3 cine @olOnie
lDon $50 9euten gebilbet, um fi9 uuf Der
ISt. Sobns Snislgruppe in Der SiiOiet an
lSufieOeln. Sic lpoGen &affee, 8%aumtpoqe,
8OfOsniie unb anbere Siibfrii9te buren,
ROraGen fi9en ur0 trOpii4e 9OI8er erpnr>
tiren. Dim 1. SSuuuar perben ie Dabin abz
gsAsn.
= .
Gin reuer 3peig fir ben @derba1er tpirb
jebt in Sbebopgan Co., @is., tpieber an
9eregt, Is lit Der 4nbau DOn a3uderriiben.
go gang neu lit bic Sa9e nun ntht, benin
es fpupOe faon friiber in unberen @egenben
bamit experimental. Der 4nftoB ge9t fir
Die bOrti9e @egenb BON Neubolitein aus, ND
man bieiem @egenitanbe in IeBter 3eit be-
fOnbere 8ea9tung I3entt.
3abIreide 5amiIien in Union gount1,
artanIas, nagsH am 9ungertu9 uRb ibre
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-30

= Ni4t ule Obtgattun9en laIen ft5
auf ibre Gortens3tbeit mad Dem Mus1eben
Der 8Gume ri9tig beurtbetlen unb ~erteRnen.
Sinsegen ertennt ma Die Sbitaiidtsr aut
lire @ortenart mad Dem 3uitanb ibrer Sbits
baurls aana aenal.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-30

I o. ~' ~k~tttS Wv ~
genaue Mbrefe bes SrageitelIers beigefiqt
iinb, tperbep nibt beanttportet.
9ie Rebattion.
X \ 4
9O2. 1. Wel6er BON ben beiben @enerdlen
bes ameritant13en 8iirgtrfrieges, Grant
unb See, lpiro bon ben 6erDorragenbften
Wilitdrs Der Welt fir ben beiten @serfi6z
Ter 9ebalten9
2. SIT 4egbpten Elm ielbfitGnbiges
9ano, ooer gebOrt es CUR Sirfsi ober gu
gnglanb?
Inbrem 8iber, Mi6igan.
IntpDrt: Sn europa bat Bis in bic
iingite 3eit bic @nitbt borgebsrri6t, baB
Zee Der bsoelten01te Der alnerifaniI6en
6eerfii6rer i'm &sbeQionstrteg. getpeIen fet;
in neuerer 3eit lit man BON bie1er
Meetnung 5ipar bielfa9 5uriidgefommen,
bo9 tpirb bon nambaften Militdri9riftfelz
lern Die 8~ebauptung dufre9t erbalten, bah
See i'm 8ertbetbigungstriege unerrei9bar
tpar. 2. Megppten 1T Elm unter Der Sobeit
bes tiirti16en Sultans bon einem 8iaef6niq
regierter Staat in Nproafrita, ba1en Ser
t%paltung ouf @runb bes bon @n9lanb,
GuBlanb, preuBen unb Seiterrei9 am Is.
Suli 1910 ab9eI6lofsnen 8ertrags unb bes
groBberrli9en 6attii6erifs bonn Is. Se6r.
1871 itets einem bonn Sultan eetpGblten
8liebe Der Samilie Mlebemsb Nlis alf 2ez
b~ens3eit 9e9en einen jdbrli9sn Sribut BON
678,397 pfo. Sterling garantirt tparb.
Our9 bic 1882 erfolgte englii9e Otfupaz
tion 1T Die @epalt beg @iast0nigs tpeientli6
6ei9rGntt noroen. JNn bic 9obe pforte fat
er idbrli@ 10000 tiirtiI@e pfunb gu 3abz
len.
9O3, Sd babe 6 Sons 9op Corn; f0n=
men Sic mir bielEei6t cine auoeriG1Iiqe
5irma a~ngeben, mo ib bafel6e D~ertaufen
tann9
2ouis &atbman, Slinpts.
@ntnprt briefli9.
904. 8or ungefGbr Sc Sabren goa mein
Snfel Martin 9obbsritein NIT ieiner sSrau
~ O'
Rp1alie, geb. 8oiel, NIT 5tpei &inbern aus
9euti9lano bon &oienfeloe Bel 59rob,
ar. 9t. 8rOne, mad Detroit, Mi6igan. @or
nunmebr 20 Sa6ren lpurbs mein Snfe( bon
Der @iienbabn iiberfubren unb getSbtet; Of
feline 5rau nod lebt, tpeiB i6 nibt, aber
ibre &inber, bier ooer flint CLAUDE ib, lez
ben nod. Sd mOate gerne ben MufentbaIt
Der &inber erfabren urb bite sic ooer bic
2efer Der u8eilage", mir babel be6iitfli6
gu fein. Sd hpHrbe oafiir rscbt oaafbar
Iein.
2. Was lit Elm gutes Mittel gegen
~SpeenD" BEL PferOen?
8ruu s mmu 9onte, ge0, Dobbsr=
itein, pierce, Nisrce So, Hebr.
@ntport: 1. 8ieGei9t er6alten sic
ouf Sbigss bin Ausfunft. 2, Man mu,
BET Der 8e6anblung beitrebt ieir, ben fraufz
baften 3ultano Der Musteln an Der leibenben
Stele gu beTeitigen, ba1nit bas 5bpinben
berielben berbinbert pirb. 8en1ten Sie
hier3u fOlsen6es Ointment: Oil of spike.
2 lInsei1; Oil Of origanum. 2 llnsen:
Aqua ammonia, 2 llnsen, Spirits OF
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-30

3ablret9e 5amiIien in Union gountp,
a~rtanias, nassH am 9uHgertu4 uRb ibrs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-30
agricultural 91tpplentettt.

Gage s~eitaItet li3 troTtIpler BON Sag gu Sag,
Die 9unsersnutb 1T cine SOlge Der Ourf
bic anbaltenbe Srodenbeit in iener 8egenf
berurIo9ten MiBernte. Cine Mtaffenperz
Iammlung tpurbe na9 @IbpraOo einberufen
um bic @taatslegisIatur, ben Goupsrnelll
unb ben GongreB UNI 9iilfe anauge6en.