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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-11-05

Powers Found Demented.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Albert D. Powers,
manager of the Cuban Relief bureau Of
this city, has been found demented In
Tennessee.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-11-05

*ChicagO open at and close at 6. Cincin-
natl and Cleveland close at 4.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-11-05

Chicago Board Of Trade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

The W.I1a..s atsst, Glza,to has
orsa reproducing accounts OF stJimt
end poe. VALUATIONS isthls country, sud
saoW6 iu'4u0sl where plazuga fl0m
busbnli insects were equally DO bad az
ate "a .flrugv4 ny agriulllurists nov.
edhys, tn 0rfns, however, were In.
siguihcI.. anuu compaioi 10 those
" rtcrul yraui bar tho manner
Of Dia..b 90 recording them
tnt.i csutufio1 agI % 90 dilicrout rom
500 lfsssnl a. TO be- Of particular Inter.
81 80 h,amry experts especially, aud
10 scsJCl children. Here h. On illut.
,.usH ii3m ,ho record Of t5v. Samuel
DAp- D.;
1853. March o.. Th0ro was DREADFUL
thunder s. lightning boo $50 might, Wuu
IA 20 % Luuao ~ ono WlEUuU'u Iu UH.s
inh, 'uro two u so ufiHrs OF yU house
q SO IS. uplaor post of $50 House Zoo top
iu bottom e. Iuut OF $50 boards So end,
yDt thoIu Wvro @ mon lying In so rHam.
Dor, QUO WHO lay with hH head Moor TO
80 Hlid post $50. they hII ul buri, uuoiy
thoy Empit D.. rs STINK 90 birthstone.
Jopu Eliot, famous l1 TOE Old bay
Stale Ne the great Indian teacher. nlso
leaves 90 tnu records % tho Tluf
Church OF RlEbufy, AiaH., tho follow.
lux account % % poet visitation i1 1855.
ThIs yo.ro about tho unI of th1 gh
mouth We had o. worry sIUug hand ul
God upon uH, SO Nulu a suI Is.uU, Iur
Vulnerable hrmlUa ut oatfDfH..'HrH hllnl
tho Country 800 over thu English u.Huil.
lions, wen l1yuurHI HUWH whole
muadows ~ graaso, & greatly d0yuurod
barry, being tho most greruu g. tender
cornu, eating OF nll ihu hlhd.H Sc boards,
but lti. ihU Como, only many parH thuy
quite cat of hY bvilug tho greene straw
usuudur below tho care, 90 yt bnfly was
generally halo Hpnylci. likewise ihuy
much Lurt wheat By eating tho blades
OH but wheat had tho Jesse huU because
Do was "a llulH lorwarinr than harIyt & Ho
harIOr s. dryur and thuv tho lusso
moidlUl with o. As fnr rlo, 20 was
30 hHrI aud uUUTu ripe 80 thOy
touched % not, but above ull Euiu0s thuy
duyUurHI ayliy oats. Aud lu some places
they foIi upon lndAu ClrnU, * quito de-
vuurri b., boo other places they touched 3!
M. ar,lHy would ED0 crosse Highways by
100, Much prayer tHuTn was made o. God
about 10, with faUiuE boo divers places
& tIu Lord hoard, & 1u r. HuldaIno luoko
ym nll naaI ngaiuo loo ull piH of the cuun-
tfF, lu the vuuHUHuvut " Hu mon, IL
was iho Lord, Cor 10 was done suldaiuo'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

Certain ports o. Rau.a agi other
dlI world regions havr ia recent years
utou cltilar heavily Toto tho United
States prospects OF implying Ihe world
with petroleum, 1ls eastern AslalIo
nai'Ur., however hay, heretofore been
"a rufl uafkst i5f cut product, aud
notably % tbIt thc coco with JapaD,
tuuuow military g.aat 10 ,hs orient.
Las. year We furnished that en-.
pitb s5ms thirty mu.iJn gal.
Ion. with thr rr5ITgc. q 40
early aud material Increase
a5 the Iutry should moro generally
become opeu % tho oly..ang itiiu.
cuce' sl.ea1y 'afgIag themselves
through all 10 iHiu,ui.a1L Hgtaru.
coat development not only dislurba
ihis iuvlulE c5mmafc.tl prospect, but
threatens 90 suppIa1t u1 y1u'oly IN
that espfcla. nslI. N8t long t.ncs a
wsll.knOwn Pennsylvania on ienner
was IN Ban Isncte1 on bis way
10 tho Indies From bls cJuv0fsation
10 was learned that at1u, four
yoArs ago be- established a1 80 lsinery
for big Dulch clmrhuy iu the recent
ly Uncovered Oh nalts iar In tho 10.
tcTiot Of sumalta. siace that iImc he
has buuu constantly employed manag.
iug the refinery aud rorscllrg the
plant he returned Co America a fow
weOEh ago 20 SCI Die family. auI IL now
on bic way back 10 sumaln SHIRE no
has ofietu 10 be GIN thu ol1s,mslion OF
Two m0ro rrnncfIe1, 20 rElsni1sIs the
business becoming. flo itslipi en-.
phaticalIy that iu five y6hr from nov
no petroleum will uurHIp.sI tom the
Uuiled States Co japan. Houasrs TO
5ay whattug quallly u' Zoo sumatfa
oil De-, but TsIioTales hs lusill1a ia rs.
gagi 60 the future exports from this
country 90 japan,
AIlui watch F... 90 allow with
1ag tE,u.TlIalEy lu.ulss ata.msIa|
tuousrof glyoue'y Doth ar nlnml.
mating aud hralur Ilrpat,, agi With
Que narrowing % tbo market 5bfoai,
lao great oll Industry OF lhg United
states Has lsHrlfHr afu.la OF l.,suc.
cuh % .ws fortunes will mil b.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

ghiiufon, itl DIfHIs.u enough IU tho
non most unrrHm.siu. aud b|ouE spot
n"t human Imagination could dHp'ra
nilN-uIuU NrHr. HHu DOSE lfIIaFs 800
m 'lln1uH roHUHHi -tf IH.H ..I.r months
or pusuIIon auI suffering. I.IH ..H. fHa.
uN 900 uuou'uE Iu.NH.. Hv a.rrDIuu
Iti 100 %. results IaE.f proof 10 HUE.
3'nE ] Ono annals % history oyor d.i,
~ ni'IaH HuUI.r.hIH. IH.H devoted
bani iormeU HucH o. eitI and increased
iAlh That iu o. IcuHH. liH proofs, has
WeNnI iHo rr.t.r.Hu aud attacks Ui Co.
NO. l''luoI opponents. lI actual ma.
'ofiAl lAn tfu sought HH atiIUur. ~ Goo
Importance 81 tHH 0"HUrIHuC. i.umlHI
.A1i HdaN, uu lINH .i iu tHH UEiHIauCH nl
q city uu. gu.Irl BOO lHluiy and Interest
~ tho 30 co. .a IHvc 30 BOO thD pIouara-
VIC world, Hn bav0 % 900 Goo formation 20
institutions tt. okHai. Iu 200 educational
.N't'in shat IH aUauoN iDiHHI Goo aurHlsH
~ utnDfH, ZOO uu uEfIUui .HUlI plan .u..
haA foNoluHNuig.i, lu tI0 uurdIUs ui u
community aud homo lIiU that HrH exc
hinplcl oi brotherhood aud iruo citIsru-
ship.
Al tho good fCHul,s named have iol.
lowed tho coming hoiu OF Tho rionoorl
and arc evident TO sll Observer; aud
The Times Rightly situuutcs them 60
HE moving cau.o tho.r. fns "liylug
au1hotuhil" which u,m toe Nor.
mon pc0p.1 into % q ma g, religious
ORGANIZATION. The historical roofs Of
that nuIh3uhip,whlch tine I'm feicis
70, cannot DO overcome 20 explained
away. rboy ufo material, uBIouiatlo
evidence 10 jehovah !ov1r With tho
Lalierah. 5Nus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

Tho dl.rrt Ulr o. Ilasa8 CITY m.
Louis aus AInU.r Hratuaf't o. via
tho N'HugT pnclu Railwhy, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping nnd chair
core, AMI hll c1uHsgtl ms made in
uui0n depois w. tho Jay time. 10 you
stu going Eas aud care for daylight
ride through the grandoat scenery Of
tho R1cky n uu.aina en- route, zee
that your l.asl reads via Missouri
Pacific RnllWsy, Elegant chair cars
positively fee TO holders " regular
tfaln ticEots.
II. b. KOOsER, G.. r. a p. A.
a Morlan Block, Salt Laku CITY,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

gsad your address 20 n, p. Ructiln
q Goa, Nhi0arc, and q o. free sample
box oi ua kIug'a New Life pilll. A
trial Will convince you 3i thuir merits.
Thee pills bro earY iu action and are
Particularly effective ip The olfr %
Cl1.HHalion aNd aioa Headache. For
NaHI.B ami Liver troubles iHey have
been yr1yIi Invaluable. They ere
guaranteed % be- PERFECTLY Tree from
uvrfy dglairfIGua nubairrfr and 90 be
purely vegetable. They Ho nHi werEob
~ their nCuUr, Gus by giving ioHe 70
stomach and t1vaIs greatly iuflg0fhtc
tho 1ysirm. Regular .lr n.f box.
Bold hY q. g.. 81. I. DfuF Department,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

Tb1,a Who have a1ej Df K,ug't
New Discovery know e. ralus, nnd
tore who have uot lave lau the
opportunity D ny Do Fffa. Gail o.
tls adVsrlIHes Du gIn.s 900 gst y
IHai Bottle, Eco, bono s.u- .Amo
rul address 10 rs. ~. guC8 'en ? f1.,
G. iCs.o. and F.la sample BOG u Dr.
KIH.iI NHw L.n Pllls, Wee, a. veil
% r. cory OF Gui'o % Health a1d
Household inriucl1r Foe. All Of
vuidh IL guaranteed 10 10 you good
HuI cHFl you nothing. For sale By
z. q. d. 1. DIM M.-.--munt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

"Mhmmn, was that a sugarplum
you lus. gave uitg" asked little Mabel
"Nb, dear, 70 was one OF De AyGff
T. l's.p "pIrabp,mny / have anotnel"
mot now, deuf, oue " those nlro pills
lie oil you H0et NJ present, because Uvtry
.gtrp IL pffpNtlvon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

What causes bad dreams 10 aqussii1n
that hos mover been satisfactorily 90.
swofcd; but, la uiuo cases out 20 ton,
ifightfui dreams arc tho result 0' im'
foFirci digestion, which few doses u
Ayers SauapafilIa will tfCctually
remedy, D5n'I dclay-Ify 10 Today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

Tle people rec0gu 20 sud appreciate
real merit, That II VIII AgOl'H
Barsnuafilla has the largest 1.loa in ,no
vprld. Merit ina me icine oceans tho
nnwet 10 cure. Houd'f SHWnpnTi'Ia
eufes-ahsOiulrlY uuFmanrullY cur1s
IL sthr ono True BIO Purifier, lts
hyperion mong 10 an established iagl
and merit wins.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

Mr. g. q, StTunE prUCi1al OF no
If have usuu Chamberlain Pain
Balm anu nave found Il au excellent
wuuuls,n
Lamsucss uuuaNy results tom o.
apralu oF other luIuTv0r irnm rhoumh-
TEN, Tor whiuH ChamuUtlsIu's Pain
Balm Dc eautcHI'y intended and uu-
QualluI. Ituulfis almost immuI late
r.lNei ana ia short tlm0 effects "a Ibf.
I uuuut cure. For sale by DWEg ifIs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

The inject uait waiur bathing Iu
tho world TmiUs leave Vt sf.i5 and
lN.IlH, ui. ZllJ. 3il5, $50 anu l:l5
O.. ma effective june 800.
'DaHy except sunday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

when the hsir begins 20 IAN out or
turn gray, the Hcalp needs doUlouug.
nud We know OF no better specific than
Hapa Vegetable 5iolllau Halt Re.
rHagaF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

General banking uyaiuUssi pAys 3 TO-
cent ON depusits. y. Armstrong, PIE
+. w. Maubou, ylce-preaL, j. Il. Jeu'
nlnHa, olahInL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

"ltia the bet patent medicine IN tho
world" is what Mr. ~. NJ. Hartman OF
NNquam, Oregon, says OF Chamber
aims Colo, Cholera ami DlAIrnuoa
Nameiy. "What leads me 10 make
this assertion II from the fact that dy,
around here last summon ana Il never
g0medy 10 eject a complete curs,h For
6ale by Dguggia,t.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

Tomorrow weather report Oh r-so
thIlr, Walker Hus.'a 90,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

All Eiuus ui perumsTy and Toll
criticize At tho old reliable GotuC-Plli6
lImn NLnIu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

HOODS PILLS are easy 10 iHEr,
5AtJ to operate. Cure mitigation, bead,
Aohs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS


(,u.p MugMun CHI UH WOMAN
.uib.
5000 I'Nls nal. lNIEEtsE
- - w hI...... rhHslen.e uunerrs'
. ~, ,an aTag q, "'gsn Non,L so.ufei
IHiNE uAuY uOrgus. uAWsEr aiIF.
fa..bSd saa sa4r.sissi \, az, YES I,,,g J',g
HucUa WHgaIel BLOCK Photo rAu0It. IIo.
WAIVED AT UNCr 4 THsT CLASS
" i.uHetuupgr MuHt DO 5000 clDk
pfHHU. aul sT.glIatT ugi and clean.
taI .UUrutDu uT evening Al NE kUH'rT tHHu.
tutr lHd ", second NoTtn. with recommends
LA,EAlFw coon Ions OVEN TuE
UNHT short WA.h from car line Which
wv srN 1ufI e9eHp ghah 70 eafy payments,
IlAITur,L rsusoS 40 IRAyEt. Sal.
Glatg ss ADD eafod envelope Manager, her
Enn MEN 10 uUY uouE MADE
slNyAJ saddles aua thuefs, cheap aud
Fo3a o. BE- Williams, .ll sta,e arset
NITINusUU toSFFCuONhgY AND iUE
W cream paHoE nour patronage solicit
sTuWsT, go GIT uohioa 1EMPLE
4 rHk handkerchief hua loo .aUalFt
rh.t lac -lE FACTOR. g. o., Ihut lutn.
INyEU. BODY 40 uur TINS MIST lCE
~ cream Al hcU'uyH, by dlth or Wholesale
300 south Main, sleph0na 81
VVANTrn - lyIuYHguY To usnru
W 'sefsam OF tt'd wilson, l''h Main.
IN, M.ylNgs MADr no onpyH AF
II Warrington NoIAa, iA south, state rS
-hn TAtEs Is uAAuS Al 500.
flNIO each lio tIu ubas iciru0n,
r,ENrs' uLoruNG CLEANED. rUFaru
~ % q moptA a, hotcIl, % tutL tTat
.1u,h.
IuEAPEsI uEsr pLAtF 40 HUY AMI
NIseli,or1hnrst second hand goods. al6 state.
NTES. WuMEs AND pmLuHEs 10
"a gut Mo lcsl photos, AZ hauoH a bf0s,,
EyuMuoui 10 Bu IHE ursr icE
r. rr0Hm as hgg.rT'a ny 1itu Or wholesale
... yutr NaHu. telephone d.
.rEW AND EECuND HAND TUHSi
y l1rt. WagouH, hussloa barnes, gtc, a.
NHHlers IN 'tato street
Fryln OWNEH uT AHouEg no mn
H. hampton UU|tr compound guaranteed
foo l1Wurg alI scale ur C.rrasigu from boiler 0r
mata. -aiioa ,bIS aa5. . a'I i n5 as5 .s
collected uuIrfH compound .nrH u0 u6ra
g,rg} 'Ss,ga.lA..,.''. 90. .g,...g.t % da .r
con ur address bowman a NUrum. 10 taafH
second rect street -a.' i's' CITY,
nTNEus uEulS no MAKE Ann
VI sharpen. sIs, Ulcss 20 ftgs. or ROBIN
cone south Main
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

Buy III your Drugs nud Medicine
from the old reliable Goubo-Pl'5
Drug Go,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

fIhllY rar. DO sunday
Fare Tor round trU, Oh clnu,
Or1r's orchestra lu attendance
every ailgtngJu and evening. Bath.
ing, boat dancing. Tho uu.y
white sandy rrArh 0u ih0 lake.
Depot corner Fret S0utI nul -Four
Wet ID. A.. HURLEY
Gnlufal Agent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

Fftp youf deeds and other valuahist, ~.
etu.lnE lrun|f, 90 q safety deposit b1. 90
zone shyluEa nant A 1rutt 60. Hsut 81
wontH. ladies specially tAvitsI 70 oAll aud
tsa yaulta,
Go 90 tho old reliable Galbo.P.lls
Go. ior everything ln the Drug line.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

Cs 81. .... .H.t8 bios lum
cYaIhtfi To-. $50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

Irlr.ufrt.f.... ..u H-sfs .r tIraHts
futs-fitsfs taaHHfHr H#.F uHHH ~ Gel i-'.
ifaHid always g.ra iaHilaI 81 sol 80 lf.ffai ia'
tfaia
The rsvaisr a ss.sstU.s aH'-a' 81 HH'a.s noes
fiauUa auIr ID raaa.uFsf uaui ..afHH ha ol
aa.I O. D lI UaHU
C.fr Hatasfit. H sHI tia..r ra"YI . r.-Irr
fsfHlia. Oh. % aHF I..aHl ....s Oh De fs'1tr 10
tr'rtsaaia
AZ s-Ha.fsi.afi.rs ttHl'i ta rfffHHsri %
puaaar HHui rusiuu1ss %.
gtlssaans -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

10 Milwaukee and return, Aug q
% aud 20, only siS.sO.
To Omaha aud fo,urn, August 10 IT,
Is, only $50.
To d. Paul aud return, Angus. 20.
30, only s31,
For particulars call Al city Ticket
Jnlcu, 2ul Main street,
One night when Mt Isaac Reeve
va stopping with me, tnys NJ. II.
Hatch, prominent merchant aiQ Quar-
tCTmust.T, Washington, 4 hoard him
gfoauiur, On going 90 his loom /
found hIm suuY'Eg from cfAmp cole.
llr was tu uu agony | f1lfnI hr
would die. I aasuly gave MIN dIau
uI CuambutIalu's Colo, Oh |i1rs q d
Dnrrhu.n RrmrI", He waH s.ou O.,
cVsH, .u. hu irt words boo uttered
were. "uubt vas nat Htun you gave
mU3" : informed him, A '1w ugy
NO We wcru talking about DIE attack
and ne tHlt WISE never " bHu, tUHi
remedy. d slvu used 70 lu my fam s.
f5r several rC,ra / know itE worth
uuu no not rositste 10 Tro mmeui 10 iu
my friends md customers, For sale
by Duggis'E,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

WANTlD. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
W 300. "UUau. HfuaIaIf rfl. .,.... I,
~ lo-Itgl Lua. wuiiUu UY o. o. H.Gt..'t
LlilNt '"sHh nr'I. Herald. Frru'. ia
.H...L Nll.Is contains HurfHIgH .H
laN'f.N. BONANZA f|T HU0HtH, 81 Tee r|. .rr
WIlt Cor WollurH. Only I.' IHn rr..
.hth .lfa' .ona. . Hrr cont trtHt aft.l.
l''sh' galh NHHt free uogu rar " I'd
,'..E ~ N'.. aUaHtuf, TnFtHH|r
lon'4fn, hr building chicago
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

Across thIs uuo0mr nm.Nul g,hnrl
were led d band OF mgu, women aud
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

nTIAEus uul- TO MAKE ANu
VI sharpen, alss TcsH 10 ttgsI o. IoBn
f0u'si O. % south Main.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-03-05
COMMON SENSE CURE
PYRAMID PILE CURE CURES PILES
PERMANENTLY BY CURING
THE CAUSE.

Remarkable Remedy Which is Bring
ing Comfort to Thousands of suf-
ferers.
Probably half the people who see this
article suffer from piles. 1t Is one of the
oommonest diseases and one of the most
obstinate People have II for years and
lust because II Is not Immediately fatal
they neglect IL. Carelessness causes no
end Of suffering. Carelessness about so
simple thing as piles has often caused
death. Hemorrhages occur from no ap-
patent cause and loss of blood causes
death. Hemorrhages occur during sur
gical treatment, often causing death.
Piles are simple in the beginning and
easily cured. They can be cured even in
the worst stages, without pain or loss OF
blood, quickly, surely and completely
There Is only one remedy that will do 1t
Pyramid Pile Cure.
1t allays the Inflammation Immediately
heals the irriated surface and with con
tinual treatment reduces the swelling
and puts the membranes into good,
sound healthy condition. The cure Is
thorough and permanent
Here are some voluntary and unsolicit-
ed testimonials we have lately received;
Mrs. NJ. G. Hinkly COL Mississippi st.
Indianapolis, Ind, says: Have been n
sufferer from the pain and annoyance Of
Pile for fifteen years, the Pyramid Pile
Cure and Pyramid Pills gave me imme-
diate relief and In short time com
plete cure.
Major Dean, of Columbus, Ohio, says;
l wish to add to the number of certih-
Gates as to the benflts derived from the
Pyramid pile Cure. / suffered from piles
for forty years and from itching piles for
twenty years and two boxes of the Pyra-
mid pile Cure has effectually cured me-
Most druggists sell Pyramid Pile Cure
or will get it for you If you ask them TO-
1t is one dollar per package and is put NJ
only by the Pyramid Drug Co., Albion
Mich
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-03-05
Navarro.

Navarro, February 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sands, of Springville,
spent several days at the home of their
uncle, George Obenour.
Miss Nettie Rider has gone to Akron to
spend couple of weeks.
The teachers Of the public schools are
to be congratulated on the success they
made of the celebration of Washington g
birthday, held in the opera hall last Sat
urday night. The flag drill was excel
lent. The attendance was large, the hall
being packed to over6owing.
Rev. Sohmucker, of Canton, will hold
lecture in the brick church ON Wednes-
day night: topic, "How to Get There. "
The members OF the Epworth League
will hold memorial service in the NJ.
e. church on Sunday night, March /, in
memory of DR.. Keene
Navarro, March l.
. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Gorious, a
daughter.
Rev. Frank Corl, of Alliance, spent
several days with his mother last week.
The memorial service held In the NJ. K.
church Sunday night was we'll attended
and the music rendered was good.
, Ralph the three months old son of
Harry Rousch and wife, died last Saturday,
February 30. Funeral services will be held
in st. Clements church, Monday after
noon. Interment In st. Clement IS ceme.
terry. Mrs. Rousoh is the daughter of
our undertaken, Julius Hug, She had
come home on visit when the child
took sick and died. The parents have
the sympathy of their many friends.
VIM. overholt, who for the past seven
months has been staying with David
Swartzlow, will work near Massillon this
summer.
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BY The WAY.

The following paragraph is extracted
from a Kansas letter TO the Boston u.
S. Investor:
The new Kaffir corn, Of which 1S6. 900
acres were raised this year, has proved u
boon to farmers, as it has thrived in
hot, dry weather, and sandy soil as we'll
apparently as if conditions were more
favorable. BY some it is considered the
salvation Of the semiarid region, as it
produces literally, and the grain is ex-
cellent for feed as well as a satisfactory
-four and meal basis. The farmers are
trying now to find an agriculture adapt
ed to the climate and soil rather than
to force the old methods, and indications
point to success. Had they adopted this
plan years ago the prairie states would
be far advanced compared with pres Int
conditions.
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Elton.

Elton, March ].
Mr.. John Jacobs and his brother have
quit working at the Goat Hill mine and
have started at the Wainwright shaft
The Goat Hill farmers and mechanics
Uornet band serenaded Mr.and Mrs. Ellis
worth Smith last Wednesday evening.
A. M. Smith is soon going to start to
college Mt Cleveland.
William Penman attended the literary
at Cross Roads last Friday evening.
f.. b. Bach, Alvin Graber, attended the
literary at Cross Roads last Friday
evening and Mr.. Bach made warm de.
bate at that place.
John Jacobs has bought two acres OF
land near the Wainwright shaft and is
going to move out of Stephen Homer's
house to his place. Mr.. Jacobs also has
quit the Goat Hill band and the band will
miss him.
Peter Snyder will move in the hous,
formerly occupied by Mr.. Jacobs.
S. ID. Baughman, b. p. BaughmaI
and NJ. p. McFarren attended the sale u
West Lebanon last Saturday.
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reaches 2l6 funiculaf, and they lost
sight of me as turned the point. had
reached the top of the railway funicu-
lar, and l bicycled the mile or more
along the street, high up above the lake,
on one side of which is scattered the
village of ST. Beatenburg, with it's Won
derful view Of the snow mountains-the
Jungfrau, the Eiger, the Monch and a
host of others.
found the ride down the zigzag road
not such fun as / had expected. / saw
the brake was not going to last if
kept on, so had to walk most of the
way down. Coming to a more level
ground, / cyCled gently into Interlaken,
making for the place where they sell
Munich beer, and there, over a mug
and sandwich on the main street,
made my frugal lunch, with the bicycle
standing against pillar of the veranda.
After a smoke proceeded out of In
terlaken and took the south road that
borders the lake This road is not so
good for cycling as the other, being
much more hilly, while the roadbed is
more stony. ! therefore walked good
deal, taking it very leisurely, and in
course of time was overtaken by a po-
liceman, who also was walking his ma
chine. He asked me if had met a man
ON bicycle coming from Thun, and ]
told him quite truly that had not.
He seemed discouraged and told ms
all about the bicycle theft and the arrest
of the wrong man. He feared the thie{
had hidden in the forest until he and
his oomrade went past and then perhups
took the steamer across the lake, or the
villain might merely have pretended to
take the north road, while in reality he
went by the south. Thus the policeman
hoped to meet him yet l promised to
keep lookout and the officer went ON.
When ! reached Thun and came to
the place where got the bicycle, 1
found the man was in Interlaken, and
his wife, who knew all about the rob-
berry, was amazed to see the thief re-
turn the machine and place 3 francs and
his thanks on the counter.
l regret to say that the apparent hon
esty of this action did not commend it
self to the authorities. They looked ON
it as the ruse of a crafty scoundrel, who
realized that, so vigilant were the po-
lice, it was impossible for him to es-
cape, and so endeavored TO throw dust
in the eyes of the wise men of the place.
therefore had to pay the expenses Of
the chase and apologize to everybody
concerned.
Thus the bicycle, at francs day,
was not so cheap as I had at first sup
posed, Luke Sharp in Detroit Free
Press ~