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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-05-13
MISS YOUGHAL'S SAIS

Some people say that there is no ro-
nance in India Those people are wrong.
Our lives hold quite as much romance
as is good for us. Sometimes more.
Strickland was in the police, and
people did not understand him, so they
said he was doubtful sort Of man
and passed by on the other side. Strick-
lard had himself to thank for this. He
held the extraordinary theory that a
policeman in India should try to know
as much about the natives as the Ma
tives themselves. Now, in the whole of
upper India there is only one man who
can pass for Hindoo Or Mohammedan,
chamar or fakir, as he pleases. He is
feared and respected by the natives from
the Ghor Kathri to the Jamma Musjid,
and he is supposed to have the gift of
invisibility and executive control over
many devils. But what good has this
done him with the government? None
in the world He has never got Simla
for his charge, and his name is almost
unknown to Englishmen.
Strickland was foolish enough to take
that man for his model, and, following
out his absurd theory, dabbled in unsa-
worry places no respectable man would
think of exploring-all among the ma
tive riffraff. He educated himself in
this peculiar way for seven years, and
people conld not appreciate it,
His crowning achievement was spend
ing II days as a fakir in the gardens
Of Bahia Atal at Amritsar, and there
picking up the threads of the great Ma
siban murder case. But people said,
Justly enough, ''Why on earth can't
Strickland sit in his office and write up
his diary and recruit and keep quiet,
instead of showing up the incapacity Of
his seniors?'
So the Nasiban murder case did him
no good departmentally, but, after his
first feeling of wrath, he returned to his
outlandish custom of prying into native
life. By the way, when man once ac-
quires taste for this particular amuse-
ment, it abides with him all his days.
It is the most fascinating thing in the
world, love not excepted. Where other
men took ten days to the hills, Strick
land took leave for what he called shi-
kar, put on the disguise that appealed
to him at the time, stepped down into
the brown crowd and was swallowed
up for awhile. He was quiet, dark
young fe1low-spare, black eyed-and,
when he was not thinking Of something
else, a very interesting companion.
Strickland, on native progress as he had
seen it, was worth hearing. Natives
hated Strickland, but they were afraid
Of him. He knew too much.
When the Youghals came into the
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-05-13
A HANDY FEED RACK.

A Novel and Convenient Device Illus
trated and Described by Ohio Farmer.
A denotes stall partitions. B is a
rack for hay and is hung on hinges at
the bottom, so that by taking hold Of
the rope G and pulling it out of the
notch in the board III, the front part Of
the rack may be let down at right angles
with the back part. The hay is thrown
upon the lowered part, and then by pull
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-05-13

them what music they had been singing.
The answer was Handel - "Well,
said he, "but don't you find Handel
rather difficult?" "Why, no, sir, !" re-
piled the Cornishman, "not very. You
see, we alters him. New York Trib-
me.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-05-13
Making 1t Easy.

An American tourist recently tramp
ing through Cornwall met some mem
bers of a village church choir return
ing from rehearsal. He asked one of
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-05-13

Yougha1, and she, after awhile, fell in
love with him because she could not
understand him. Then Strickland told
the parents, but Mrs. Youghal said she
was not going to throw her daughter
into the worst paid department in the
empire, and old Youghal said, in SO
many words, that he mistrusted Strick-
lands ways and works and would
thank him not to speak or write to his
daughter any more.
every WE'LL said Strickland, for he
did not wish to make his lady loves
life burden. After one long talk with
Miss Youghal he dropped the business
entirely.
The Youghals went up to Sinla in
April.
In July Strickland secured three
months leave on urgent private af-
fairs. - He locked up his house-though
not native in the province would wit
tingly have touched Estreekin Sahib's
gear for the world-and went down to
see friend of his, an old dyer, at Tarn
Taran
Here all trace of him was lost until
a sails met me on the Simla mall with
this extraordinary note:
DEAR OLD MAN-Please give bearer box of
cheroots-supers, No. l, for preference. They
are freshest at the club. I'll repay when l
reappear, but at present am out Of society,"
| Yours, Il. STRICKLAND.
ordered two boxes and handed them
over to the sails with my love. That sails
was Strickland, and he was in old
Youghal's employ, attached to Miss
Youghal's Arab. The poor fellow was
suffering for an English smoke and
knew that whatever happened should
hold my tongue till the business was
over.
Later on, Mrs. Youghal, who was
wrapped up in her servants, began talk
ing at houses where she called Of her
paragon among saises-the man who
was never too busy to get up in the
morning and pick flowers for the break
fast table and who blacked-actually
blacked-the hoofs Of his horse like
London coachman! The turnout of Miss
Youghal's Arab was a wonder and de-
light Strickland-Dulloo, I mean
found his reward in the pretty things
that Miss Youghal said to him when
she went out riding. Her parents were
pleased to find she had forgotten all her
foolishness for young Strickland and
said she was a good girl.
Strickland vows that the two months
of his service were the most rigid men
tai discipline he has ever gone through.
Quite apart from the little fact that the
wife Of one of his fellow saises fell in
love with him and then tried to poison
him with arsenic because he would have
nothing to do with her, he had to
school himself into keeping quiet when
Miss Youghal went out riding with
some man who tried to f1irt with her,
and he was forced to trot behind carry
ing the blanket and hearing every word!
Also he had to keep his temper when he
was slanged in Kenmore" porch by a
policeman--especially once when he
was abused by a Naik he had himself
recruited from Isser Jang village, or,
worse still, when a young subaltern
called him pig for not making way
quickly enough.
Thus he served faithfully as Jacob
served for Rachel, and his leave was
nearly at an end when the explosion
came. He had really done his best to
keep his temper in the hearing of the
firtations I have mentioned, but he
broke down at last. An old and very
distinguished general took Miss Youghal
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

Der tpeibli6e She'll ber GinpobnerT9af
Gbicago's 19etnt bonn MettTieber ergriffer
porben gu fem. Na9bem bereits Dor peni
gen Wo9en bic poli5ei cine nur oon 0a
men" frequentirte Mettbube, alias vYool
RoDm", an Der 80. @traBe ausgebobsn bat
purbe 9onnerftug Na9m. bic 3tpeite @ett
bube fir 0dmen eittbedS rnb stpdr bies1na
i'm Centrum Der @tabt, n6mli9 in einen
3immer bes Hicorbp=S otels, go. 1853 glarf
StrdBe.
Capt. Gliott erbieIt 9onnerit flag Na9m
ben 8eiu9 elmer Mulattin, Die 1i9 Mp0i
Mc@uire tonnte unb Dem 5duptGing bel
@~ebeimpoli5ei 81 feinem ni9t g~erin9en st.
~itaunen mittbeilte. buB in unmittelbure1
gtdGe Der GENERALIZATION, i'm &icarboz9otel
$40. 1853 Glurtzstr., fi9 Elm rpoo1z&oom'
befinbe, Der uusf9lieblirb BON @ertreterinner
0es pei6li9en @efdIe9ts frequsntirt tperbe
Wie bic bunfel6dutige S90ne o6ne 8eite
res 5ugab, tpurbe fte ni9t ettpd infolge mo:
ralii6er Gntriiltung oerunlaBt, bieie Sn:
forlnationen gu seben, fonoern neil ibr peger
ibrer 9autfdrbe Der 3utritt gu benz npool:
room" berfpeigert tporben mar unb fie. MIR
ibren petBen S9peitern au9 ben Spaf
neroerben tpolte.
&apitGn g1iott Ianbte Monie Mc9uir
fnfort in 8egleitung bes Oetettipes Sobn:
ion gum 9Ri4ter &t9arbfon, no bic nOt6i:
gen 9ausiu9ungsbefeble %ertDirtt purben
tporduf bic 0eteftipes So9nfon, Sep uni
McGafferD fi9 na9 benz &icarboz9otet BE:
gaben unb i'm 3immer go. 6 Die Wettbllb'
farben, in Der Is @ertreterinnen bes tpeib.
li9en @e19le9tes, bic gum She'll ani9einenf
ben beKeren @tdnben ungebOrten, flott bar.
duF log petteten.
Die Nntunft Der 8eamten berurfo9.t
natiirli9 cine bebeutenbe Nufresung, Die itG
iebo9 Iebr balb legte, %tporduf Die 9dmer
fi9 in ibr S9idial ergaben unb in Der
patrouiGepasen itiegen, Der fie mad BET
9arrifon 5traBensS Station bru4te, mo fl
iGmmtli9 finetrte Namen angaben.
QuBer ben 18 @ertreterinnen bes i9pddez
rem @ei9le9ts tpurben nod 5tpei mdnnliG(
p~er1onen berbaftet, ndmli9 Der 8efiber bel
@ettbube, Gbarles &obp unb Der 9oteltp!rtf
@btparb Dunn. Ser 2ebtere purbe fsit9sz
nommen, neil er berlu9t bate, bic 8ear!ten
IRE gu fi6ren.
@ie bic poliaei bebauptet, tpuroe bieie;
vBoolroom" erit Dor bret Sagen e%r0ffnst.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21
Mnlitifmer arieffameu.

8. 90. g., gi6bon, 9eebr. Die Gei5z
nordgez9iG, tpel9e Sic in Sbrem @9reiz
ben ertpd6ne1, tpurbe am %. N1Gr3 1894
BON prdiibent Glebelanb nit 8eto beIegt.
$. o., Germantown, Nebr. Sic, fomie
me6rere' anbere Nebrusfu'er Tenben urs eitl
unter benz Namen rNrbeiter3ettung" i'm SIT
terefie Der Sil6erpG6rung eri9einenbes
beutf4es G~dmpagneblutt, pel9em bic NM
niberlegbaren 4rsumente Der ,SSGinoia
Staats5eitung"' pffenbar pein bereiten, =
10 febr, baB es ff9 auf's S9impfen berz
legt, unb inter anberem du9 be6auptet, Die
nSqinois Staats3eitung" lei fir $4,000
BON ben GepubIitunern getuuft tporben. @ir
bdtten bapon gar ftine Noti5 genpmmen,
tpenn Sic ni9t ielbf 9efragt bitten, Oh Iesz
teres tpqbr iein. Die 6rage benefit, baB
Sic ni9t buran glauben, benin tpdren mir
f6le9t genug, unfere 1l%eber5eugung gu pers
tuufer, 10 ipdren mir au9 19le9t genl1g 5t
Iiigen. Gbeniopenig gluuben bic 8eriiber
ienes @dnpdgnebldtt4ens on Die Nntlage.
9iefelben nifen febr gut, boB Die rSGinois
@tuuts5eitung" Iunge e6e Die silberfreiprGz
gung GIT elmer politif4en Parteifrage gez
ma9t nurbe, nit unenttpegter @nt19iebenz
belt gegen ben Silberf9pinOel aufgetrete1
1T; baB ite in Dem Sample a1e3eit in Dorberz
ffer Rei6e 9eTtunben lit, unb buB, tpenn tie
tdufli4 mare, ite iib 60ditens an Die Gil6er@
leute bGtte bertuufen f0nnen. : Qber es lit
10 biaig, einen @egner, benz man nit ebrliz
@en 8uffen ni4t beitommen tonrl, gu berz
bG9tigen, unb in elmer Champagne Der 2iige
unb bes Sruges, tpie bic 8rpan'f4e CAN'T
pugn. fe 1T, fomnrt es ia auf Elm bis9en
mlebr bon Der Sorte nidt an.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21
2ttt tt1tsete 9eScri

9tttf Oct eritet Seite finoem ttniere
Seier TIT 9enatter NnSfibrmng Die
Omne1nentsbeSinsmn9e EFT INTO elite
Site Oct Yr6utiett, 1uel6c 9iejcni=
gen crbaItem, Stc int @OramS be=
sabIcn- @tae Yr6mien, .ieien Tic
nun Sii@er OSer gttocr, iimo iore=
falti9 attS9ctu6bIt, 10 SaB ftc jeocr
St6Itotbef. ieoent Scim sur SierSe
8crei6en. Seoer 9(bonucnt tpiro
es oaDer at icinett @ortDcile fitt=
ncn, Ole. Site scman sit Icfcm ,ttS
ft6 Sttr6 @oramsbe5aD1ttmg cime
Oct tucrtbnOaem Yraatiem ST. ftGertt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

r5rdnf 2esIie's @eetlD" lit perantportz
lid fir Die intereiunte Neuigteit, baB i'm
Sunuar >. S. 8i1iam Servings 9 b a n
ouseni4einli4 nod feline SDee buoon bate,
bdB er bstufen fetn tpiirbe, feline Suaba als
Observation-Disclosures gu Deripert6en,
fOnpern buB fein @brgei5 bamals ni9t bDbsr
ging, ais OieIel6e in ben 0ienft BON
Sbeaterz 1nterne6mungen uls 9reBz
&gent gu ~itelen. Gr but fib nm NniteIz
lung dls ful9er bumals an einen alien
S9uItumeraOen, ben @eI9GftsFii6rer beg
9eralO Square : S6eaters in g1etp gorf,
9rn. 8m. S. 8Io4, getpanbt, tonnte aber,
od Der 8Oiten 8ufriebenite1eno beiebt mar,
ni9t untOnmen. @ir S~petfeln gar ni9t,
boB 9r. 8rpan bdn.uGs feinen pabren 8es
suf entbedt bat. 9enn cine alatte 3unge
gebOrt gum S6euter : PreB : 49enten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

Der notbpenbigen Sormdfitdten i'm ieinen
8eIu9 bite. Or. Ibert, benz eine la9enbe
8iiiOn BON $3.50 oor 4usen f4tpebte, lieb
niAt LANCE uuf it9 tparten. IS tpuroe Die
gauge 4ngelegen6eit buragefpto3en. {
4bert berlt9erte, buB ct, 5aller, unter
alien l1mtdnben bic priifung beiteben mir
De, unb ertldrte fi9, als Su1er ben bef9eibe=
men @unf9 duBerte, aud 9erne Elm Doctor
9iplom fir Mebicin 5u ~erlangen. grDBmii=
tbig bereit, ibm bieies unentgeltli9 nit in
ben &uuf gu geben. ST binterlteB inn als
priifungsauf9abe feds 6ragen, Die ieber
Quintuner gu beuntiporten i'm Stanbe petpez
fen mare, unb berTpra6, it9 9onneritug nit
ben 0iplomen ein3uitelen, legte aber gleid)z
5eitig Safer ans 6er3, ia bic $3.50 bereit gu
balten. 9ieIe gauge llnterrebung b0rte De-
tectio .3eis, Der ii9 in Elm on16liebenbes
3trnnrer poftirt bate, nit benz Sbr an bas
S9liifello9 gelebnt, nit on. 9onner1tu9
fteqte fi4 Or. @bert bel Jaler, ipie bsra6rez
bet, elm. Safer tuur setnidt. gr fei nun i'm
Stdroe 9efDe1en, el11e Der hbm 9eteuten
5rdgen gu bedntporter. Or. Nbert erfldrz
te iebo9, baB ct bus @ramen nit Mus5ei9z
nurs ~beItan6en babe, beutete ~biellagenb auf
Die auf pergament gef9riebenen, nit
ltaatli9em Siegel Der 5ebenen 9iplome uttb
ertldrte, baB nur nod bic 9elofruee gu erz
leOtgen iet.- bann fet SaGler Doctor Der
Meoictn unb Der s3abnbeilfunbe.
Saqer Tub ben Or. GILBERT iebt Elm,
fi3 nit ibm in ben S9anfroum gu be-
geben, ba er beim Wirtbe fein @elo bsponirt
babe. 8dum batten betbe fi9 an ben
S4anttii4 9etent, als bor gilbert pGobGid3
bic musfulDfe @eftalt bes 9etectip s3eis aufz
tau3te unb i'm fir perbaftet ertlGrte. Nl6ert
mar DOr @3red ipru4IOs, umfonit battle ec
Safer NIT Bier, Mein unb @iearren t%rattict,
= ct, Der uuf ben @impeIfung @eai6te, =
mar felbit auf ben 2eim gegdn9en. On ieiz
net Perfpn ipurbert bic ertpdbnten 0tp(oine,
$1,000 amerifonti9en unb HOO Wart bsutz
f9en 9eloes gefunben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21
cine tbeil,petSe sfo6aSe

Oes @aupts@ b5uegtunals, Olr6 tpel0tn Die @bIdQs
itotfe ,aus Dem &orper %entfernt iperOen, betintrdbtiet
in boben @rabt bic &egelmdbieteit pes Sunftionirct3
oer ibrigen Srqane. g8irb @erftopfung 6ronii6, 10
lift ean5 a~Geeieben BON Der @efabr elmer Sarment5iius
Ouno unb pcren oft t0Otliden Golgen, @elbIu6t fat
unpermeipli6. Sie 2cber oeri3leimt. oas glut unO
Der sarn ipsrben Ourd Die ibr illiTge Safe, iDelGc
aud ben Muoeniaft bur6iebt, %brqiftet, unD ulerIei
unDeilpoue Gouiequen8eH limb init Si6erbstt oOrauss
suiebeu. 6uftetter,s Dlueenbittsrs, bas bette stiDeis
benoe Hn0 gleiG3stti9 ftimulircnDe 9r6parat i'm Tr3:
neiidGB Der Natiou. beust al pieien usbeltdnDeu
Der. Sootrsnneu, &uisetrlebsnbsit unb &artlsibistei.
ptrDen hurG oas Sitters beieitist. Gs psrleiDt Dem
NcrDeniDitem neue SpanntraTt, reiSt ben appetit, beugt
friib5eitisem @erfaa Dor unO 1T cine S@ubuebr ocgcr
bic gel3peresN lss bpbsn gfters.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,

wholesale d Retail Grocer
232 rmo 234 Oft 9amoofp6. StrGBe
spi16en %Frouflilt= unb Marfets9 Ctr.
@bicage. Sasn-
erbtelt lopben etne trtlbe Seltoun9
Wed1teS import. Wt69Oeb. Snnertt1ut
9entfd)c @terfasto ffeln,
9eMtid)c Spar9eln, Stl9tttens
Vrats. Gtbien, GbamptgtonS,
xeltcluer 8fttb d1cn. Sd)ntttb Obttet,
1entfd)e &iMfcn, @irfe, 8ritnterH,
ele6ten &etsensries, Sraapen, easO,
9entide8 &drtOfeIntebL, VeiSntebL
2te d1teI 0fr. &neipp"S WaIsfnTee,
Yfettfer 4 9iuer'S Raffee=Gfens,
Ieimiteu SaUa=, @offas ntO NiOzHaHees
Support. Ssatide GbofoiaSe atS Satao,
Triidlen GidleIfnfec. Stdlorten,
Neitfte 0tiIdlmer bon. &1rit9e,
@edbte run. SaroineS ttno &aOi1r,
G1I5I1roeuett, tnartnirten Nal,
9t1eIootfer SeMf, MetleSfg,
IrttffcIn, SIiOem ttto &apern,
ScinIteS SIiDetts tt,to Mcbn0I,
NOriu. 2ttdb opieS, @ieIcr SptotteN,
Tratts. SrtiHcI.S AroiteS,
WeGbtc Stta6bur9er MISUNDERSTANDING
Neinitem import. GntmentbaIer &afe,
Wed1teN 9iitbnt8er ttno &amOfGfe,
@riimen g d)tu eiser !2r1utetfafe,
Trans. &oqmefort=6aic, Y0rmefai:Rdfe,
Frontage de Brie, Teufdatcler SAFE,
sou. Goanter Maie, Mabntf6ie,
@edDtea t.ngariidlen Roien:8 aprifa,
Sentidlen Wobniamen, SitmmeI, MhniS,
Tranffnrter 8rattpmrft 1T 2ii6ien,
Aemtidles 3tuetid)ennnmS 9eiOcIbceren,
Med1ten Sintbcetf0ft, &itnbeercIf0,
gted,ten Gtebt0'S TIeiid)cttract,
Nrtfdlct trans. S~d)nmpftaba6 oOis 2obhe&,
GeutIGDe Spinmr6oer, @oHfr1ter,
&OIsfdMbe uno &oIspantoff felt,
9eMtId)e Spring erIeSsSS orntei u. I. TO-
IL ben btli9iten S9reiier.
Henry SchOellkODt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

ANAKESIS perIpri6t mi6t @6minbiu6t
2eberleiber, 1lnperbault6feit. Sriibii1ut ober
6iibnerau9et SIT beilen, pobl ober 9araltirt
es i~oforti9e 2iuberuu9 unb p0qise l0eilure
GIer, bic oil $ Gmorr6oibeu leiber1. Gs
1T eile ber leSensrei9iten @rfinbungen bes
Sabrbult6erts, 1pie 0 1000 bontbare 0o
tienten be3eu9en f0uneu. 8robel,
auf 8erla19en oil ir9enb cine Nbreiie
foitenfrei seldnbt bur9 P. Neustaedter
& Co., Box 2416, New York. 6iitet
@u9 por 9~la6obntun9en. @6tet borouf,
baB Die nnteri6rift pon s. Silsbee, M. d.,
it9 auf jeber Seite Der S9a9tel befitbet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

~ltniere @orrefpOnOenten ltno 4senten
beiu9en Die foIgenben Stadten:
9err guul SriebeG Die Stautsn Soma unb
MinneIota.
9err 5reb S9erf ben Gtaut 8isconln
utb ben nOrbpeitIi9en She'll BON Mi9iga1.
9err 9enrD @9aaG ben @taat Snbiana.
9err Iuguit @iier ben Staat SGtnois.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21
Fin de Steele.
mettbuoe fir 5ror.en i'm Staot=
centrum aus9eboben.
&a6eaft elmer Mulattiu.

mcGutre, rueIber ser 0utritt gil Ger
Spielhoae perwehrt woroen mar, ~eritattet
bel DER poliaei meIoune. - ddt5ehu
6ranen3immer, sum GheiI oen beGeren
Stdnoen aneehorie, feiteenommen. -
ouf DER poli3elFation seben oiefeIben
ftneirte Uamen all.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

9fd4 befpnbsrer llebereintunft bat Die
German american publiIbing 60. IN Sos
4ngefes, @alif., unfere 8ertretung fir ge=
nonnte Stubt unb @ibzG aGifornien ii6erz
nnrtmen unb iinb Oeren 8ertreter bersdttqt,
4bonnementsgefOer gu tDleftirer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21
SIT 9Qb,orn.
mlaoislaw meio5nowsfi er-
ihie6t Gbeooor Sc5ularefi.
8ei6ergesdnf bic ltria6e.

Der Moroer feuert orei sdiife auf feine,t
Geener ab, Don oenen elmer oenfelben
ms Rer5 trift.- Die aufoereete menec
oroht oeu Ghdter 81 IYnden, ais er nod
DER poli3eiitation eefdaft miro. or
eiebt. an, lit SeIbfpertheioieune oen
S4u6 ubeefeuert 5u habeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21
NraHe Coupons,
8onos NIT 5insideinen, Ole felt
% Jahren niht couecttrt ltno.
Gin feltener gnno int Saratoga
0otel 9emadDt.
mertbpaptere gum 1lomtnalwertb
pon $4,000 in einem Rofer.
Gin friiberer 0ait oe8 Sotels bat ben=
ielben Dor 3 Sabrel snriifgelaier.
Der fetfe 2srief oeGer6e,t por pier 3Io-
matet eingefrofen.

Gin KeIuer oes 5otels mauf oas mertbs
padet, eiebt oaneIbe uber ipdter beraus.
Die popiere, i'm Seiibe oes poli5eis
hefs, barren oes redtrndBisen Gi9en=
,thiimers.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21
Cine Doctor gabrtk,
uOr." Oscar Qbert in Ole Sale
oeIodt.
0e9en $3.50 Daar'ablume felt
ct Dottors Dlplorne aus.
Seine Opfer lad)t er ftfJ ntett III
Dentfd1lano nno Der SdJwetg.
Sn Milwantee unrOe beun Serrn Der
8O0em SIT beiB tnter ben TiiBen.
Qnr6 ole Sfaafs6e60roe (eineut ,,Gor-
fege'' oer Srei6rief entso9en.

2lIfreo 5aucr, ein Stuosnt DER 6ahnheils
funoc aus Suseru, Iodt oen fhlauen
Surf6en auf oen Seim. Or ulter3ieht
fid gum S9ein elmer faroenhaften pri=
flung uno ld6t DR.. abert perhaften.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21
Se1r uerthuou fir grauen.

9ta9 iubrelon9em 8ronfIein nit etnetM tntterlsiStH
Ger f9lintmiten @rt uub BON bet beiten &er3ten als
~nubeiIbar b~sSeidnet. babe i'd mid f6lieBli9 brrb
sn ~barmloies DdusIides Mtittel felbit 9ebeilt. 9ieIe
Mittel lit 10 ~DertbpoG, bag i'd irsenb elmer dbnltb be'
Dafteten Srau cine 1Otdsi9e gebanolnna fret 3ulenoe
Man a%er.iire: Ytrs. gnliIp gaiiett SontD genS, Sub
SiMllefpD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

purbe. Gsiner Nnii6t na9 fir4teten bic
Rduber bic papiere gu Dertpertber, nm Die
pOIi3ei nidt auf tire Spur gu lenten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

lint 10 I unb 9IiidIt9 3u leben,
beniibet y@arlarlb" Sefen ilnb STANCES.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21
$500 Oru6pa(tGn. u'O 5000 JQllratiOnen.
Die @r6Be betrd9t 81 bel 81 3ou, es tpiest
circa 8 8ftn6 ltnb lit
9oCto nno elegant geBunoen.
NMt Mniere -2eier

t6nuer oeies @1uierbl6 unO 5tuar UTTER %folgenben
8eoin9un9en %erbalten:.
User auBer i~einen ettuai9et Gidf tdnbet Elm Sabresz
Mbounertent I'M @Oraus utO $1,oo, 5. T., auBer ieinem
Gidltan6, $500 einle1Oet, 0efen M6onnenneut tuir0 auf
ein weiteres Sabr ~perldn9ert nn6 auBer6ent erbdt er
Riirfdlner's
JlniOer(nC=RonUer(ationS -ceri6on
p~ortOfrei ~an8eiteIlt. @enbnnsen aOreiiire man brett an:
Illinois Stats Zeitung Co.,
CHICAGO, Ill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

entgegen unb 5ei4ne
9o9a6tungsboI
SIM Ndn1en Der 9etdrt,
Der Prpf. Nbert,
SafultGt. 81. .. .. 6. g."
(Siegel.) 3. St. g6tcdgo.
Saler fam mad Nmertfa - ni9t I'M elm
Oiplom BON benz 9atentboctor gu %erldngen,
Ionbern UNI feline Stubien in benz v@erman
Nmericun Dental @olege", beien YrGIibent
Or. SriB SO. 9urmann 1T, gu ~polenben.
Ils 9err !9urmdnn selegentli9 BON benz
Acknowledgment, ipel6es ieiner s3eit Safer
bon Or. Qbert er6alten, &enntnib er6ielt,
bei9loB er, benz S9tpinbelmeier bas 6dnbs
tperf gu legen. gu biefem 3ped nanbte er
fi9 an @apitdn S4uettler bon Der S6efz
fieGo QpenuezP oliaeitation. 0ieIer leste
benz S9Dinbler in foigenber 8ei1e cine
Safe: Saller, Der SO. 178 Ga Sale @penut
pobnt, purbe i'm S9peiaer 9otel, SO.
107-109B eGs StraBe, stnquartirt, muBtt
fi9 trant iteqen unb an 9r. Gbert einen
8rief bes Snbalts ri9ten, buB ct bier Elm,
getroffen lei uno i'm apsds 8elPrs4ung
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-06
WEATHER AND CROPS.


sandy Point. Texas September r.
weather fine, cotton opening fast: pickers
u demand no worms
richmond. Texas. Srptemhor II l.,
learned from prominent farmers mai tho
cotton crap Of Font Gcud win foli IN nor
cent below tho stlniafed Gran of tbrea
We X, ago The lasi tWo DAYS have bae,,
exceedingly no. here.
p,,,,. .
dr1utb r'pt5nues hero ,,nbrnho, +
trrncly dtV ana ~ Sforit wstef ,s -,
saprcc Cotton Is beine ,narketsd r,n'd-'
Muro th+u half has hcen cathered a,,J
sold The crop go estimated AZ ono hala
to five arros No rain OF any note hero
since Nay i2.
Io.ichari Toxae se,t,,,t .,,.
drouth In n,la se,tIn, ,o,,,t,,,,,., o. ~! ne
lnrr.,,..,,, ,,9.',' .I'' t,''''S WI ever
brco,i1i.,, ,,,,C,S GG,u ne sun ron Is
s,,.i.. a,,j Iii - 2io'M "@',I Is very
for, arc SUM- ,or, ~, l"l.'d pe-
about p.ri, Il oI,, ara thc nrosnc.', IN s,, 8
ian crup q nit f" W. q
Gol1tbuaitc ,r., c,.,
.-nnJ r'., ,,.o,,, ~, 9sp'eh'nyr -
~nils, ,,nsf,I,r,i,, mT'p Nv "Nt'U"ufal
hook g nrottv -. q 81, -. .vuu ~ VIC out
IN rj.l ',c ~ wv ~. 'Nu' JopeN. fot-
r,'u III pt3,.p'i- " i'p'nlN IN Nlll
ran, - 'larr'I' w llN' Shippe :
~ INC p7l~1 ot cotton
A'a. ,ii,, ',,'''sr ). We ~ ~" r'hnl' 'F
uto.tf,r r,,i ~ esq., ''iisS
sta.k vpt' ~ "'i' '"''c ~ pl'htS or
Vonug alarminEly dry here. Some Of tho
paslurc men, on account of s,arc.tv or
WIT i'r ock. have forbidden 0clghhJ~
ib0l NnUllNE any moro water frA,s, .i,' -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-06
METEOROLOGICAL.

pAcON .ustn Teyas sep,.uss
Judce * f. Rarm' co,lrtboase md
died Of old age .oday in South Aud
had been resident OF Austin IL 4
years.
GRIM Georretown Texas Ssal
+ -fCiIandms Crum' aged q ysz
a mos, estlmahle Christian lady, ~ 1
terday she was the mother II 81
Crum, e. J.. Crum, meUhaatS "
h. Crum of this city. and NY y
Bryan of Goldthwa'te anu ~"
Del RIO. 800.
WARD Edna. Texas. SepvrM
MISS Agnes NJ. Ward, eldest diuls N
Mr.. l.. Ward. aged 10 years, ! moan
I DAYS. d.rd last Night at the %
residence Of the family, on Cr'1]
h,y, twenty-five niles from Eta
re,naJns vii be Inferred tomorror
a M in N. family burylng rrouni
" ~, -. Nv, W.ar,on.or Ta,u "A
" t,N AND--N a. sr d,,n ud an maze ssa Il
her 3.-Gecrge Weyshu. ~ rsS,is1
of this county, died az ,, n.S ,s' n