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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-08
Gin allGliAer @rEnDrr.
Grart 8rau,bIe srbdIt iibcr iTc5cn Weintoncn
Spunrs fiIr frinc RptattpnSnafdlimc.

Sr0nt SrdntDit erDdlf upcr NeocH IN tuiohth
Dollars fur ftinc Rctattpnsmafdine.
SGeepe@ pc, Minn., 7. San. -
8or sipei Sagen nod elm perbdltntB<
mdbig armer Mann, fann it9 9rant
8ramble, Der bie'i9e 9abnitattonsz
Igent unb Selegraphiit, beute gu ben
rei6iten Mdnnern Der @elt 5dRlen,
benn 9eitern erbielt er bon @n9lano
bic frpbe gfanrtft, baB i9m oas Ilz
lan'i6e Sngenieur Spnbifat, an bel
len SpiBe 6r. S. $. Mnan, Der @9ef
Der 2man'i6en Sampffhifffabrtsz
@eIeqi6aft BON 2iparpool, itebt, bas
3eGt auf Die 8erpertbung oss Yaz
tents fir bic bon ibm erfunbene &otaz
tions Mui9ine fir 81, 100000 ubz
getauft bat. 8ram6le, Der Elm Gng=
ldnber unb SO Sabre alt 1T, bat oi1e5
Slid ein5ig unb aaein feinem 9enie,
Ieinem Wiifen unb ieiner Gusoauer 81
perbanten. 9or 5p0lf Sabren lam er
Su Der ueberSeu9ung, odB man i'm WfaF
I9inenfd9 nit 0ampf e6en 10 piet,
ipie nit Wai1er, penn ni6t mebr er=
rei6en t0nne, 6umal Der Oampf berz.
16iebene fpertbpoQe @igeni6dften. bAtT
Die bas WaiIer nidbt aufpeiien- tQrn.
9tuf bieIem Prin5ip fuBeno, arbeitete
er unermiibli9 u Sabre laae-ni6t
abgeI4redt Durd 5e9lf4ldgg Bis ibm
lein Ylan gelang. Seine .Frfinbung,
bic er poblpeisli9 fat in. Der 9an3en
@elt patentiren lieb, ertpRs ii9 ais 10
ungemein tpert6bou, ouEibm bus oben
ertpGbnte Spnbifat fefF Patent fir Die
rielige @umme abfauffe, bon Der er To-
fort Drei @iertel in gaar erbdlten bat.
8ramble's 3nmfionsnafcbine ber=
tpertbet Die Oqffpffraft in berielben
biretten WeiIe, tfpie WaIfer als betpe=
genbe 8raft bieilt. Der @rfinoer ging
bon benz 9e6anten aus, baB, penn
WaHer mGhttee SurbinenrGber treibt,
tur6 Elm glei6eg@erfa bur6 BIZ
rette Ginfpirfung bes 0ampfes ais
Sriebfraft nod cine erb0bte3otationsz
bepegllng berporge6rudt peroen tonnz
te. Sabre lang erperimentirte er, bis
ibn Die Contribution elmer Wfal3lne
gelang, pel9e Die mDgli9Ite 9erperz
thuns Der @rpaniiOnsfdbigteit oes
@ampfes: 3ulGBt. @ier5ebn Sramble'z
f6e 3otdtipnsmai6inen itnb in 9lme=
rifa bereits in 9enuBung uno ba6en
it6 10 ppr3iigli6 bepdbrt, DuB ibre
baloige allgemeine @erpenoung auber
Srage itebt. Sm 9ergleih gu anberen
Wotoren tit ibre &rafter3eugung peit
grOBer BEL geringeren 9etriebsfoiten,
unb bas gan3e @erfahren pirO bur4
bic birefte 9erpertbung bes 0ampfes
ungemein pereinfa3t.- Der fir Die
patentz z@usnuBung in 9tmerita unb
Gnglanb ge3ablte NftIlipnenzPreis 1T
Der bette 8elpeis fir ben enormen prafz
ttihen 8ertb Der @rftn0unq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-08
8altintore, Mb., Treitas, DEN s. Sanuar 1897.

Der Reoierunq. Grit na6 LANCER. Guz
berIt bibiqer Debate puroe Die 46=
ienbunq Der ernG6nten Ibrei1e, geger
tpel6e ii9 lebbafte Sppofition geltenD
mu6te, beI6lohen.
Gine sSniurgenten 2lbtbeilung nm
ter Maior enrique Penalper 9riff aez
itern 9lbenb bic OrtI6aft Irropo Sc
ranio, unpeit bon bier, an. Der 2n=
qriff tpurbe bur6 Die SrtsbeiaB lrg
10 trdftiq abseipieien buB bic SnIur=
qenten peber elm 9ebduoe in Srano
iteden, nod pliinbern tonnten.
Sas 8erftummen bes St ~
@ebruIls in 8 al f.
ington.
wafbington, .. g., 7. San.
-Mit 4usnabme Der Geoe Sails i'm
Senat, tpel6e ubrigens nur gertr9es
Snterefe erregte, tpuroe Die GubalrGs
se geitern bier ni9t eripdbnt, unb oas
Senats Gomite fir ausDdrtige 81
5iebungen perlor, tpie i6on fur5 nit
getbeilt, in ieiner SiBung tetn Wott
bariiber. Die Ibpeienbeit Senator
Gumeron's CAB audi bier tpieoer einen
Gntf6ulbieungsgrunb, fobalb bteSG9
DIE angeregt tpurbe. lleberbaupt bat
it9 i'm Gpmite Elm llml9Dung bemerfz
lt6 gema6t, unb Senator Sherman
befinbet fi9 BON Neuem unter 0en,n,
tpel3e ii6 energif9 ge9en Elm befiniti=
Des 8orgeben itrGl1ben. Die Stro<
mung bat Ii6 entI6ieoen gegen Die
cubanif6e propaganda gepenbet urb
nur einiee 9ibtOpfe, ipie MiQ5, ,Gbanbz
Ter unD Elm paar anoere, Ipre6en nod
babon, baB Der Senat cine MajortGdt
gu 9uniten Der Gameron'f6en 3eloz
luton auf fpeiie, uno buB man bic 8ez
legenbeit, ielbige CUR 4bitimmung ~
bringen, ni6t poriibergeben laiIen loEz
te. 9emofraten, pie Wtorgan, Gdq
unb MilIs, ertldren, iie ipollten tp1r=
ten, Bis Cameron bon ieinen Sti6=
5use 5uriidgetebrt iet; iol1te beri.!ne
fi6 bann aber ebenfaIs fir llnt6dtigz
: felt ertldren, 10 tpiirben lie ielb1toerz
itdnbli6 pprge6en. 0as tpGre fretlt4
nod ab5uparten, benn nit elmer ii6ez
rem Nieberlage bor 4ugen perben bicIe
lpenigen Ultra Singos faum osn
Sampf 81 unternebmen bereit fetn.
Indeb[id1 in Cuba qefa l.
9alton, Ga, 7. Sanuar. - @s
beite6t tpenig 3peifel bariiber, baB
Gbas. SougGertD, @rzGongreBmunn
bonn 2. Siitrift BON 6lorioa, in Guba
getDbtet tpprben lit. 8eri6te BON
Cuba melben bon Der S0otung eines
amerifanii9en 8iirgers, Namens
Gbas. 9ougbertp, Der an einem Nutoz
graph an ieiner Sai9enubr ioentifiz
3irt purbe. 6r. 9ougbertp ipuroe in
Der Ndbe BON bier geboren unb er5o9en
unb iiebelte in ieines M1annesjabren
nah SSloriba iiber. Na6 9(6lauf ieiz
mes 9lntstermins ais gpngrebabgez
prbneter leBten Sommer febrte er na6
feiner 9etmatb suriid, uno iettber
ipurbe bon linn ni9ts mebr gebOrt, OBJ
ipobl Ha6forI9ungen nu6 ieinem
4ufentbalt einge5ogen puroen. Gr
IDmpatbiiirte tart NIT Guba unb bat
lpieberbolt ertldrt, baB er ii9 Der Snz
furgentenzQrmee ani6lieBen ipplle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-08
@nrbcn's Siamanten.
sSabr fdbeinlie1 ipire bic ztact Sfep-sJprf Sie
Soften ibrer 3uruefbrfprhcrMns aus @ns=
lamb bsffreften nliliIru,

Soften ibrer 3urIefbefprncruns aus eng
lamb beffreiten mMiien.
Nep : orf, 7. Sanuur. - 8ez
fanntlid ipurben benz W2tlftonGr 8.
Sopnienb 9urben Dor lGngerer 3eit
S6mudI laden i'm Wertbe bon na6e3u
$4,000 geraubt. Die 0iebe WilIiam
Gpbert Dunlap unb Wiliam Sur
ner purben in Gnslanb per6aftet unb
Bel i6nen bic gsftoblenen S9mudIaz
den porgefunoen. lin 9rn. Surben
9ere4tigteit 81 perf4affen, tpltrbe
Siilfsz9iitrittsantpalt 2infup na9
2onoon sei9idt, INN bic 2luslieferllng
Der Siebe unb Der Supelen Su-psranz
laiien. Oeriel6e fiibrte fetren @ufz
trug audi getreulib aus, unb bic U3itz
biirger 8urben's, bic Steuer3abler
NetpzYort's, bedten Die SpeIen bieies
@orgebens. Die beldfagnabmten
S6mudia9en nurben bfn 2onbpner
@ertreter bon Morton. 8liB &c Comp.
gum transport biertiber iibereeben
unb 8urben bier na6 Der 9roSeiiirun9
Der Oiebe ausgeliefert. N1orton, glib
&c Comp. rei9tenfiir ibre DienItleiz
itungen cine Reanung fir $531.78
Elm. Mon follte=run meinen, Der Milz
lionGr piirhe- bieie 3e9nung, bon
Sreube barii6er, bab er bic ben 6unz
bertfa6en -Mert6 reprdientirenDen
@ertbfadeH 5uriid erbulten bate, p6ne
Weiteres be3ablen. Weit gefeblt. @r
erflGrte,- Die @a6en feien benz 6dufe
BON benz 6ulfs=0iitrittsanpalte gum
Sransport iibergeben porben, unb
nun follte bas GpuntD au9 bieie Re9z
nllng be5ablen.
.M2prton, 8lib C Comp. berlangten
nun bon benz 0iftrittsanpalte bic Sez
sablung Der Re9nung. Sieier mics
iie lpieber an 9urben, unb 10 ging bic
Sa9e bin uno ber, Bis 0iitrtttsannalt
5ellops ftarb. Sein 4mts=Na6fol=
ger Slcott fanb Die Re9nung Dor unb
bat lie our 3ablung anselpieien. DIS
fie iebo6 geftern bem Gontroleur Jit6
in bic 6dnbe fam, bertpeigerte er tbre
@us3ablung unb erfldrte, Morton,
gliB G Comp. folIten nur oas GountD
Derflagen, um feit3uits[en, pb ni4t
Sr. 8urben fir bic 8e9nuna baftbar
lei. 2eioer tpirb Die Stubt tDobl 5a6z
len miifen, benn ibr 9ertreter bat ben
transport Der Sulpelen angeorbnet,
unb Die MilIionen bes 6rn. 9urben
perben ungei6mdlert bleiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-08

fentIi6en, 2Hsbebnung fei bas britt
T6e 2ebenA1ement. Die @rooberfldz
6e lei abr beqren3t, unD besbalb lei
es Die Hffte Yolittf, BON bieIer O5srz
fld9sip piel gu annettiren, ais MIR
irnIHsr mDglih. Sas, gelinoe 9e1d3t
unf1u9e 2(uftreten Hbpbes' in Der
.Rapitapt bat bier allgemeines Sopfz
: i6iitteln erregt, unb ielbit ietne be'ten
SSreunpe betru9ten i'm nit unperbrDz
lenem Mibtrauen; fie fiirdten, oaB ct
Die Sabgier Der llitlanoers rei5t rno
iie gu ySbaten" GufbeBt, tpel6e 6u
ernitli9en 3ertpiirfnifen nit ben beiz
ben 9oeren 3epubltten fiibren mill
len. Die trpBige 9altung, pelheR0oz
be8 gerabe in ben leBten Wo4en eingez
npmmen bat, gilt dls Sepets, oaB er
iih ieines 2lnbanges in Siioafritd
ii6er fiiblt unb iib bemiibt, Die oerz
i0bnli9e BoIittt Der Sap Re9ierunJ
ben 8oeren gegeniiber 5u buratrcpz
gen.
sir ocm san Oer WobtImad1tns.
8aris, 7. San. = Wie bic nPez
tite &epubIique", Elm fo5ialiitiIbes
glatt, pifIen min, bat Die Regierung
tein @ertrauen in Die 9auer6aftigteit
bes SSriebens. Sic babe ibr NtiB=
trQuen oabrr6 an ben Gag 9elegt, oaB
iie an Die Seamten in ben n0roli6en,
0ftliden unb fub0Itli9en 8ren3z0iz
itritten cine 3eibe BON genau ipe5ifiz
3irten Syragen in Setreff Der epentuel=
len Mp6ilma6ung Der bort 5ur Ser
fi9ung ftebenben.StreittrGft geri4tet
babe.
elmS ssrnnfrct6 etipi.Ien.
9uris, 7. San. - Die Boli3ei bat
aht fpaniiGbe uno italienif6e Qlnar9i=
item perbaftet unb Dieielben IolIen 51z
iQmmen nit Dem geitern Derbafteten
Mob, pel6er ppr Der ipaniIhen Sc
fanotI6uft bempnitrirte, aus Srant=
reids uusqepieIen perben. Der Poli=
gel prGfeft bat ii6 entf6loiien, bic
2luslpeiIung alIer fremoen 4nar6i1ten
aus 5rantrei6 81 perlangen, Die re-
pplutipndrer llmtriebe perod4ti9 itno.
Sene 3cfprmen tm Srient.
QonbDn, Z. San. - Gin GORE
iponoent Der rSime5" telegrapbirt aus
GonItantinppel, baB bic 9egiinftigun=
gen fir Die W2ubamebaner, tpel6e BON
6en 8ptT6aftern Der W}G6te in 8erz
binounq nit ben anberen 8efprmpprz
I6ldgen geplant perDen, ben 3ped buz
ben, ben Sultan CUR 9lnnabme Der gez
Iammten Geformpor16lGge 81 bemsz
qen, porin aud Die fir Die @briiten
beubii9tigten Heformen etngei6lohen
Iino.
cSntcrcHamte Grperimcntc.
9dris, 7. San. - 8or Der mebis
3iniI6en 5atultdt belt Or. Galot
einen 8ortrag iiber cine Reibe bon ibm
TelbIt porgenommener, bD6interehan=
ter uno epo6emobenber Grperimente
gum Streden bes Riidgrats 8udli=
der Dur6 einen beItimmten, anbaltenz
ben Druid. gleu an Oieien Experiment
ten lit bic W1et6pbe, bas Riidgrdt 3ebn
W3pnate lang bur9 Druid geitredt 81
bulten, na6 tpel6er 3eit Die !6eilung
erfolgt lit. Sn 80 5GGlen lit Dem Sc
lebrten aud nidt Elm ein3iger InFalG
paiTirt. Die @rperimente bei4rdnfz
ten iicb bis jebt allerDings nur auf
&inber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-08
Rltbielbaiter Srlbitmnro etnrs Sirs
btn3cbniabrigen.

g2elpurf, N.zS., 7. Sanuar. -
Gin Selbitmorb, befen Motipe 6O6It
rGtbielbaft limb, ipurbe bier geItern
4benb um 10 llbr bon bem 17zjGbriz
gen Clarence 6ulman BON gtr. 80,
4nnitraBe, periibt. Ser iunge Mann
mar tbatid6li4 elm Wluiterfnabe, Der
regelmdbtg Sonntags Die Stride be-
fu3te, Mttslieb her 81. 80. ST. u. !"
mar, ipeber rau9te, nod tranf, nod
anberen 2aitern frObnte, itets iuu6er
uno abrett setleioet eing, ii4 anitGnz
big uno beI4eiben betrug unD in benz
&aberaum elmer Sabrit als Glert iei=
ne Bfli6t erfiillte unb bafiir So pro
Wp6e er6ielt. Seine ein5ige 2ieb6az
berei mar Wtuiit, unb er ipielte gang
biibi9 9eige. GeItern 9lbenb beiu6z
te er bic Samilte Sobn %. Seder in
Nr. 119, GommereeitraBe, uno null
8irte nit ieinem tleinen 5reunbe Wolz
ter Oeder unb anberen 8inbern, Die
er fe9r lieb bate, biz ge9en 10 uAr.
Damn berlieB er bas 9aus uno erz
IhoB ii6 bor Demielben. 9ulman'
@ater pobnt in philadelphia, tpGbreno
er ielbit bel feinerS9pefer, einer5rdu
5ren9, lpobnte. Seitbem feline Wlutz
ter por etnigen Sabren geitor6en, mar
Clarence Sulman nod filler, als pDrz
Der, aber er mar ni6t melan3olii3.
Sn feiner Sai6e tpurbe elm etpas
i6arfer 8rief bon feinem Better %.
Smith aus Y6ilabelp6tu gefunben,
aber beriel6e mar bod bur9aus ni9t
berartig, OaB er ben juneen Mann bit
te gum SelbItmorD treiben t0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-08
Sraufreth's Iette RoltssabIuua,

9 arts, 7. San. = Oas foeben
ber0ffentli9te Grgebnib Der lebten
@olfs3dblung ldbt nod feline tpeient=
liae 8eferung Der 9eburts5iffer err
fennen. 0as gan3e Du9fen Der Be-
pDlferung in ben Sabren 1891 Biz
1895 beitanb in elmer 8erme6runq
BON 175,027 peripnen. 2lu9 bic groz
BEN Stdbte nabmen langium auf 9o=
ten Der fleinen StGbte unb Der ldnb=
li9en 9iitritte Az.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-08
Wehr SanfIaltmcute.

GauGlaire. @is., 7. San. -
Die 6ieiige Commercial 8ant, beren
aapital $4,000 betrug, i6loB beute
i6re Sbiiren. Die Suspeniion lit eine
sSolge bes Sulimentes Der 9lnemania=
8anf bon ct. paul. prGiibent 9(llen
erflGrt, bic 9ant tperbe ibre 9eI6Gfte
abtpideln uno ibre 9epoiitoren BEL
Seller unb pfennig be5ublen.
gref ton, Wetnn., Z. San. - Die
8anf BON Canton, gu Canton, Minn.,
unb bic gjtiaens 9anf gu 2anesborn'
baben ibrs 3ablunsen einseiteut. Bet
be oeb0rten Der 8antfirma Sielb, Sell
lep II. 60. unb paren tleine @nitalten.
= Oas; BON San esranaisce nod
gelfoit beftimmte britif6e @ouf9ifi
,llrica," Capt. Sobniton,. 1T gu Cope
lamb Sslanb an Der Norbfiiite Sr>
lanb's sefheitert. Die Manni9aft
purbe serettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-08
Die 8ed,nmns fur Samcinm's 8ttt.

S Sobannes burg, 7. Sanuur.
= Der 6ieiige nStanburb" bertiinbet,
baB bic &egterung bon Srunspaal ibre
3e4nung 9egen Die brttif4e 8egierung
pegen bes SameiOn'f4en Putf4es
oOllenoet bat unb i'm 8egriffe 1T, iie
mad 2onbon gu f6iden. Dem err
pG6nten 8latte 3ufol9e betrdgt Der gez
foroerte S4abeneriaB 100000
0Ttpf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-08
Ser Rlniferbrano III RnbrrbaI.

8ober rbal, Que., Z. San. =
Ser pefuniGre 8erluit, tpel6er bur9
bic geitrige @indi4erung bes bieiigen
Iufulinerinnen Sloiters entitanb,
betrGgt neueren S9dBungen 3ufolqe
nur $4,000 unb lit bur6 @erii9erunq
gebedt. Die 9lufrGumungsarbeiten
MAIDEN ie6r lungiume Sorti9ritte, unb
Bis jebt iinb nur orei 2ei9en in benz
G9utt6aufen aufgefunben pprben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-08

gunoe bur9 ale beuti6en S9eater
ma6te unD aud in NetpzOort i'm rSrz
pingzYlacezSbeater" nit grobem Gr=
folde iiber bic 8retter dino.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-08
Olettu'
S(ljlueIe( Sci le.

Sieie iutenosrbare reini.
gemOe Seife bsieitist syiunem,
Yniteln, sOmnemHefem
ieOs Spar bon 9efeften. pel9e
Die S6Onbeit besintraatisen uno
berleibt Den eittia6item Sii.
gen siasn feembaften 8cis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-08
Snmeillan's proseB.

Sobana,7. San. - Morgen Be-
einnt bier Der 9rOseb segsn 2ouisSoz
meiifan, amerifanii9en 8iirger unb
bieasen gertretsr Der 9sipzgorter5irz
ma s. 8. 9ato Ii. So. @omeillan 1T
ffbon lanse unter benz @eroa4t Der
Gerf6pDrung eingefertert. Seine
@teIIuno Dor elm Gipilseriat perbantt
er olIein ben 8emiibungen Der 8er.
Staaten Reaierung. Gr ift bei9ul=
bist, baB er 9sent Der Sniurgentsnz
Hegierung in 5apana uno in Slen1ten
bes Rep Weit Bureaus Der euban1=
I9en Sunta mar.
csm fpuniiden Gafino fanb geitern
eine iebr errests Debate itatt. @egen=
itonb Der 8eratbung mar Die @bisn=
buna elmer @ertrauens @brehe 81
@uniten Sen. Wenler's an Die Mfaori=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-08

Glsna's Ssiie piro per TOit
bsriaaOt far 80 Gts. pro Stld
ooer Is Gts. iar 3 Stiide, ton
THE
CHARLES N. CRITTENTON
CO.,
115, TultoH- Str, Stem Oorf.
%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-08
sHoafrifa's mnaetronter a6nis. V

2onbon,7. San. - 0as tiir3li9
in Der &apitabt gu Gbren bon Cecil
3bobes peranitaltete 8antett mar, ipie
fi9 iest berausfeqt, eine gut einge=
fdbelte Oemonitration. Der Dortz
luut Der bon Hbobes ge6altenen a@oe
pirb miteetbeilt. Der ~ungetr0ate
a0nig bon Siibafrita" fugte i'm DC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-08

gu Ga6en 6ei alien Apot6eRern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-08

t9tadfoIser pon 8. 9iaint),
GhbneifaQde SaltimorerGtra6e unb pcfsSficesape.
Yr.is bes tasItdbe SIattes. burd 9rdser beiorst,
12h @ts.; taeIidae uro Spuuta s9luegase 10
Gents pro Boe, 3abIbor bic bas EIat beiorseHotH
Grdser.-1aaIidl nebit 2pnntn sSs ssiuS gabc uEter
gortosBoransbe3abluus $3.50 pro Sabr tilr llr5ere
i3eit I'M Serbdltnie; fir bic wsd,entltd,e Musgaee
NIT Gonntas ssblatt portofr,i, nit abjus iir Clubs
$3.50 pro Sapr, noco irseno ciHem on. bes Snans
bes. $4 nab europa. Grnutae SsMu8sabe 81
pro Sabr.-Das bette uuo biatsfte oeutid1e Slata
ben Wittsl= unb SloitaattE.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-02
Order OF Pub,icati u.
STATE OF MISSOURI, !

STATE OF MISSOURI, $.
County of Bates,
Be II remembered that heretofore, at regular
term OF the circuit court of Bates county, MIS-.
souri,, begun and held at the court house, In
the city OF Butler, on the first Tuesday after
the second Monday in November, lsW, end
afterwards on the 23d day of November 1881,
the same being the thirteenth judicial day d
said term amcng other, the following pro-.
ceedings were had, to-wit: l. Bradford plain.
til, vs.. George Clarey, Sarah Hale and Burt
Hale, her husband, defendants.
Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein By
his attorney w . Jackson and files herin his
afhdnvit, alleging among other things that de-
fendant George Clarey, il not . resident OF the
state of Missouri. Whereupon it is ordered
by the court that said defendant be notified BY
against him in this court the object and general
nature OF which Is to partition and divide
among the parties hereto the following describ-
ed real estate in Bates county, Missouri, to-
W.T.: Lot four "a in block three f3l in Warner's 2
that unless the said george Ciarey, Be-
aud appear at this court, at the next term
thereof, to be begun and holden ut the court
house IN the city Of Butler, In said county, on
the 18th day OF February, next, and or be-
fore the third day OF said term, if the term
shall so long continue-nnd ii not then on or
| before the last day Of said term-answer or
plead to the petition in said cause. the same
viii be taken rs confessed, and judgment will
be rendered accordingly
ANA be 1t further ordered that q copy hereof
be published, according to law, in the BuTLKH
MsEkLx WE II.l, .ILMIs, weekly newspaper printed
and published in Bates county, Mo, for four
weeks snccessiyely, the last insertion to be at
/ least fifteen days before the first dsy Of the
next term OF the circuit court.
true copy Of the record. Witness
| tsEAL3 my hand ana the seal Of the circuit
court of Bates county, this 26th day ot
! November, 1885,. STEWART ATCIfks0s,
a-4t Circuit Clerk.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-02
FOB CIRCUIT JUDGE.

Hon. w. w Graves has decided
10 make the race for Judge of the
G rcuit Court of this the 29th Judi
cial circuit before the next Demo
era &c convention,t to be called for the
purpose of nominating a candidate
for that Office.
Mr.. Graves is emineDtly well qual
lied to fill that important Office by
education and experience. He is
possessed OF we'll trained, logical
and judicial mind of even temper
ynsut, OF keen discernment. with the
d unity and ability to preside as
Judge with credit to himself and
justice to all who have business be
fore the court
Mr.. Graves is one of the foremost
lawyers of the southwest and has
hal such marked success in the prac
tio' before the courts as to give him
- state reputation. But recently the
Attorney General called him into the
Case of the State against the great
81 Louis Trusts, thus recognizing
his ability as lawyer.
The TINES takes great pleasure in
presenting for Bates county the
name of this able lawyer. profound
student, and eminent citizen to the
vo -rs of the circuit, as q man well
qualified, worthy and deserving OF
tbi- high honor
Politically he is = democrat from
conviction, never voted any other
ticket and has given that party the
b e. services of bis life since his
m' 'jprity no campaign of Importance
has passed without his means and
voice upon the stump ably assisting
her just cause. Though party
worker, he is far from being a poll
tjci4n, but devotes his time to hi
prfession.
Mr.. Graves is too we'll known tt
ah' bar and people of the district t
med further introduction from US
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-02

Disease makes man Just as helpless
IS if he were tied with ropes. Weary
lassitude makes his muscles useless-slug-
gish circulation of impure blood fills his
brain with useless clogging matter. Ell
fort is distasteful and brings scant results
The trouble usually starts with the diges-
ton Too much brain work takes needed
blood from stomach to head and retards
the stor1act's work. The body is not
fed. The nerves rebel. Sleep becomes
stranger. Loss of appetite IS followed
by loss of flesll-aud all for the want Of
the right medicine at the right time. Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is for
the man who IS losing flesh and vitality
1t is for the man whose digestion needs
help and whose nerves and brain are
overworked. It IS the greatest Of ali
tolics. No matter what seems 70 be your
trouble, the Golden Medical Discovery
will cure It. It cures by making the
blood pure, rich and plenty, and by fur
uisiling food for nerves and brain. Moth
ing has ever been found to equal it, bu.
dishonest druggists sometimes try to
make YOU believe that something more
profitable TO them IS just as good Do
not be deceived. Get what YOU ask for.
Of rialadies tat unfit the sufferer for either the
duties or pleasures of life Sick and bilious head
aches and multitude of other ills are due to con
stipatIon- DR.. PIerces Pleasant Pellets cure cpn
| stipation promptly and permanently. Druggist
| sell them. Nothing esse Is just the same
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-02
Cole Ousia- Wedding

Thanksgiving eye the beautiful
home of Mrs. S. A Douglas was
lighted to receive the few invited
guests and relatives, to witness the
marriage OF J W Cole and Miss
Julia Douglas. Miss Warderman,
at the piano, announced the approach
Of the bridal party, by rendering the
welding march ID her easy, graceful
style; t. it's sweet strains the attend
ants. r E Douglas aud Miss Ger
trude Asbury the bride and groom
entered The parlor. In an impressive
manner Rev. Iniow proceeded with
the marriage ceremony. during
which the low notes of the piano
seemed an invocation Of peace aud
happiness After congratulations,
all entered the d ming room, where
the table with it's flowers and fruits
awaited the coming of guests to
partake of supper prepared by those
proficient in the culinary art. The
groom is gentleman of integrity
and honor, his parents. one OF the
FIRST families of Lafayette county.
The bride, cultured lady, true te
her friends and a pleasure to bel
family. A host of friends wish bel
happiness. The presents received
were useful and beautiful.
The evening passed rapidly with
social pleasantly and music. Will
we'll wishes, friends bade hostess enc
family adieu. NJ.