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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-24
wAnRANrs Ena A cAshIrR.
He Il being Chased Across ths Con
tinsnt By . shsrlG

haeht " ahoNiua
Sioux CnY. Ia. Jan. %. -Dopositors
Of the Sioux City Savings bank, dissAt-
is6od with the way matters are pro-
crossing under the management OF Re-
ceiver Moss, have made an investigA'
ton ON their own account. A commit
tee visited four Nebraska counties where
cattle were said 10 be on which the
bank alleged "giltedgod" paper and
could find neither the cattle nor the
men who were said 10 have given the
mortgages on them.
On their report attorneys for the de-
positors Immediately swore out warrants
for the arrest OF L. 2. Stone, cashier OF
the bank. charging him with emboEEls-
ment and with cheating by false pre-.
lenses. They then found that Receiver
Moss already had secured warrants for
Stone On the charges Of forgery and
embezzlemont. and that the sheriff OF
Woodbury. county IL chasing him across
the continent. Friends and the family
Of Mr.. Stone say he has gone 10 New
York on business and that he never had
any intention Of running away, but
will return within three weeks
There are Ave warrants for Mr.. Stone
In three different courts. and they were
placed In the hands Of the chief Of 20
lice AZ we'll a. Of the sheriff.
Mr.. Stone IL 20 years Of age and hA'
been connected with Sioux City bank
for 20 years.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-24

abiding and substantial citizen Of
Bryan, not identified with tie mob,
having secured admission to advise
with the sheriff, told him that ~ Their
resistance was useless and would result
in great loss Of lie, dynamite having
been purchased 10 blow up the jail II
necessary, Sheriff Num- still refused
TO give up the prisoner, and these citi'
zens, 10 save the officers and the other
prisoners, oyerpowered the sheriff and
his deputies. whereupon the mob rush
ed In and secured the prisoner. The
statements regarding the occurrences
at the Jail from the first attack at b
O'Clock until the prisoner was secured
are based upon the statements OF Judge
Taliaferro who was seen by the report
er last night.
The negro prayed God to forgive his
sins in the iail yard, and was bound
and Immediately taken to Main street.
Beyond IA little yelling there was no
excitement. When the desired spot
was reached the form Of man bearing a
rope was seen climbing up the lealless
tree. Cries OF hang himw "burn
HIM" we're heard on all sides. The
cooler heads prevailed. The rope was
made fast TO limb and soon the ne
gro was seen dangling In the
air A notice was then pinned 10
him and a motion was made that the
body be allowed 20 hang until this
morning and was carried with a whooI
by those engaged in the work. A bon
Ere W.. built In the str Il, aud the
crowd dispersed after taking mp a col
lection Tor the Itishman who made the
Identification.
Gene Washington was a Bryan negr'
Of bad reputc, about 81 years Old,
feet or 5 inches high, weighing prob
ably lao pounds, black In color anC
wearing dark clothes. To add 10 th,
horror he was said to be suherin,
from a loalhsome disease. So far a
the reporter was able 10 learn las
night the prisoner continued denyinl
his guilt, when asked, to the last Al
was quiet In the city an hour afer IN,
mob dispersed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-24

Chas. II. Edge, dentist, Bryan Tex.
Alb Hnl came up from Waller yesler-
day.
Mrs. Perrin returned to HeaFne yes
ierday.
Miss Del Hsarne left yesterday for
Dallas.
Squire J. N. Zimmerman was In the
city yesterday.
Room ior Ren,-Upslairs. Apply to
Ira Gooch. u
House For Rent-Apply 10 r. r,
Knowles. 80.
VIC, Newman Of Macy, was In the
city yesterday.
Consumption. LaGrlppe. Pneumonia,
cured by Shlloh's Cure. Sold by all
druggists
Mra. Wiihers returned from waxa-
haehlc yesterday.
Mrs. J. A. Buckhols has returned
from Galveston.
Col. s. p. Msndez Of Dallas, was in
the city yesterday.
Rev. J. Pelner left yesterday Tor Wal
Ter and other points.
For coal In airy quantity call on John
n. Lawrence and Co. TELEPHONE No
rs. sSu
Miss Mamie Shell Willis Of Waco, Il
visiting Miss Katie Mckenzie.
Thero was q big crowd In town agair
yesterday, and business was lively.
Mrs. W. q. Lomax Of waxahachie
Il visiting Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. LOmaK.
Mis- Daisy Lee returned to wellborn
yesterday after witt to Bryan friends
Prof. and Mrs. Beard u Payne Prair
io, we're In the city yesterday, and wen
down to wellborn.
Karls Clover Root Tea II a sur
cure Tor Headache and nervous dis
eases. Nothing relieves 10 quickly
sold BY all druggists
Prof. W. A. Watkins, who has tn,
school Al Stone City, is improving hil
spare moments reading law. lie cam
In Yesterday to spend Sunday al home
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-24

station Master W. $. Wilson reports
freight iuihc good the month IT JAnu
airy Al this point, Bryan re7ieves more
goods aud sells more goods than any
,own IN Central Texas. There IL no
sort ofdoubt oft
The Rockdale Reporter says: "The
iryan Eagle believes In talking up he
town" You be, your life. brother,
that's what We are here for, and II isn't
a hard job either ior the reason that We
have a good town 10 talk ups town
that backs up the talk and makes Il
stick when the people come here TO
trade.
School days were wildly recalled yes.
ierday when The reporter passed a
bunch Of boys playing marbles for
keeps" all unmindiul Of the dri1zling
rain. As the game progressed one
you'll ful plungcr staked 400 pe.wees
against one beautiful agate, and the 10.
porter moved on from a generation
entirely too swif. for him.
Prof. +. b. Smith, the op,ician, will
leaye Cor Madisonyille today after a
most successful stay In Bryan, during
which time he las fitted several hun.
dred persons with glasses 10 the entire
satisfaction Of all, 80 far as we have
been informed. Prof Smith will return
to Bryan after his visit TO Madisonvil'e
aud those who neel his services, and
have had no opportunity to consult
him yet, viii be afforded one on his r..
turn.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-24

I'd Waddell, 4 negro charged with
assault, was fined IS and costs In the
county court yesterday.
For Rens-The house recently yaca-
ted by Mr. w. d. Lawrence. Apply 10
Mrs. Eliza B. Roberts. 81
Eugene G. Blake Of Houston, amer
spending a couple Of days In the city,
went up the road yesterday.
Karrs Clover Root Tea purlaes the
blood and gives a clear and beautiful
complexion. Sold by all druggists.
Dan Sims and John Asiin came In
from the bottom Friday night 10 see
''the devil, /" and remained oyer yester.
day.
Note the change "a the LAT. G.
time card published this morning. The
new schedule goes into effect At noon
today.
A wagon load Of six or seven hundred
pounds Of fish was brought In from the
Navasota river yesterday and sold out
on the streets.
Miss Willie Smith who has been quite
sick for a week or 90, was able to return
10 her school at Elliott yesterday, &C.
companied by her mother.
Rev. s. c. Martin was able to come
to town yesterday after being sick sew
eral days. He reports his wife and
daughter, who have also been sick, bet
ter at present.
Jot J. Smith received 456 teeyes ye,.
,erday from Calef, s station on the II.
Worth 4 Denver road, and will fatien
them here. Afr. Smith will ship ten
cars Of cattle from Bryan 10 Chicago TO.
day.
Other meters detracted from proper
mention Of the Schubert quartetie on
their appearance here, but the Eagle
takes pleasure In noting that they gave
an excellent performance and were we'll
received.
About lwenty-lhree thousand bales
Of oclion have been shipped from Bryan
since the 18th Of August The remain.
de. Of the seasons receipts, amounting
TO several thousand bales, sstill held
here.
NJ. and Mrs. ]. A. Germany wer,
brought over from Madlsonville Friday
by Mr. Frank Black, Jr., and left yes
terday for their new home at Canton
Texas. The young couple were mar
ried recently. and have the best ishe,
Of the Eagle.
A depth Of about coo feet has beer
reached In boring the new well at III,
waierworks plant. During the worl
yesterday morning the hose used d
force water through the pipe burstet
four times and bap,iscd the bysiAnder,
with mud and water.
l. NJ. Cook was in the city ye terday
and remarked IN the hearing Of the 70
porter that he had not bnown 90 much
sickness In the country since the mem
oable year Of 1859. In the ResingeI
settlement he reports Mes. Lum Ben
son, MIS-. Terry, Mrs. Jesse Thompson
and Jack Bullock on the sick list.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-24

MISSEAroLIs. Jan. as.-E1. City Clerk
Charles r. HAney, arrived here from
Normal, Ills, In custody Of q depusy
sheriff, having waived further oppO-
siiion TO roquisition proceedings lie
went Immediately TO the courtroom and
pleaded not guilty 10 an indictment
charging him with Offering = bribe Of
900 TO Alderman Drew, In connection
with asphalt paving oon,raesA This
plea was offered with the understand.
ing tina, the demurrer 10 the indictment
might be offered after. The trial is %,
for Feb. 10. and bail hzed a. $500.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
We are authorized 10 announce
Wu A. NNKg

We are authorized 10 announce
VIZ. A. 41NKs
a. a candidate for mary, Assessor
and Collector Of III y Of Bryan 81
the ensuing April e'Assh.
We are authorized TO annvusca n
C.E. JENKINS -
AZ a candidate for the Office Of city sec
re,ary. assessor and collector Of Bryan.
al the ensuing April election.
We are authorised b announce
NC RHODES
ass candidate iof City Secnlary, Tar
Assessor and Collector Of Bryan kec.
ton drst Tuesday IN April, le0.
We are authorized 10 announce
CT. WILSON
a. candidate for city marshal Il Bry
an Al the ensuing April election
We are authorized 10 ann0unc,
&C. sHELBURNE
a q candidate ior reelection 20 IT,
Office Of city marshal of Bryan a the
ensuing April election.
We are authorized 10 announce
TIP. BOYETT
a. a candidate for City Mar hal o
Bryan a, the ensuing April election.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-24
ANOTHER TRAGEDY.
Bunger Andrus shot 20 Death
Yesterday.

A telephone message was received
here yesterday afternoon from Willow
Hole stating that Bunger Andrus was
shot and killed yesterday three miles
this tide Of that place on the Bryan
roid. The report says some parties
were playing cards in the woods when
a man rode up with shotgun and after
standing around awhile addressed An.
drus, in 'icaiing the cause Of the trouble
aud fired. lie then galloped away In
the direction Of Bryan. Mason Raley
Is the party charged with the killing
Officers here were notified.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-24

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2a-wnl Z.
Fisher. q well known real estate agent.
has been Missing since Monday. lie
owes about $1,000 in pressing debts,
besides other liabilities Of a general
character, including $4,000 borrowed
from his wife. who was widow Of a
wealthy merchant FiAlcr's downfall
is ascibed to neglect Of business, en-.
travagance. and dissipation.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-24

NEW York, Jan. 2S.-The correspond.
ent Of The Herald In MOBtcvideo. Uru.
quay, telegraphs that the political situa.
ton presents great difficulties The
government admits that reports received
indicate that Aformidable revolutionary
movement is to be made BY the white
party within few days
Tho rcvolutionis,s viii invade AKA 70,
public on the Brazilian frontier, and Il
IL feared that similar outbreaks win 90.
cur In other directions
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-24

NEW YoRK. Jan. IA dispatch 10
The Herald from S. Petersburg says
The Novoo Vremyia, commenting on
Lord Salisbrry's speech, says that Eng.
land, in 1862, refused 10 consent 20 the
partition Of Turkey. and that shs (Eng.
landl regretted Il now. Russia's policy,
Il adds, Is changed today. She needs
no extra territory. and can obtain all
she wants In che nature Of concessions
from Turkey peacefully.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-24

BRYAs, Tex, Jan. aS-Sheriff Mum
has arrested a negro here suspected Of
being the assailant Of the young lady in
the country near here. The negro was
Jailed to await further developments.
lie says he can prove an alibi.
LroSs, Ia. Jan. ss.-The ministersD
trial Of Rev. A X. MOroly. ez.prss,dsn.
Of the Northern Illinois college, nndsd
- Merely hoina foand ruiltv
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-24

WHY suffer with coughs, colds amp
IA grippe when LAXATIVE Bnoho vVis.
iss Mn cure YOU In one day. Doe.
not produce the ringing In the head
Ike sulphate Of Quinine; Pot up -
tablets convenient for taking. Guar
anteed 10 cure, or money Teiunded'
NJ. n. James
Sam y. Wilson,
r. J. Fountain,
AMI Halls Drugstore.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-24

For sale-A new dwelling with
rooms, pantry and bathroom large sal,
leries, fine we'll Of water IL BLOC. o. 2,
Ground. situated in the western part o.
town 4 blocks from main s'ree"-AppN
Al this Office. v"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-24
fIaHr VIZ YAouI INoIAns.
MsHicaa Troops Attack Them - rhsy
Were Preparing For . Raid.

Were freparlng For . Raid.
CHIHUAHUA. Mex. Jan. 9S.-At Ro-
sales. west Of here, IN the heart Of the
Sierra Madre range. a large force Of
rural guards Friday had a battle with
band Of Yaqui Indians who had started
out un their winter raids Of pillAge and
murder against the farmers and miners
OF that section.
The Indians had already murdered all
the members Of two families and we're
about 10 make a raid and an attempt 10
sack the village Of RosAlci. when tho
force Of rural guards, or state troops,
arrived AZ the place In response 10 =
message, and made the attack on the
Indiana
The aght was = desperate one. and
resulted in 70 Indians and Ave soldiers
being killed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-24

Let me iype.wrse in duplicate Your
Contracts, Bids, Specifications Etc.
Circular letters with Illustrations neat.
Iy and promptly executed on the Min.
eograph, Sewspaper Ads furnished.
See Card Elsewhere.
81. HARRY ] J.. Coz.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-24

For sale or Rent-'rhe Louise recently
occupied by Prof IIickmani or will sell
,he Hickman hou,e or my own resi-
deuce Al a big bargain. Apply 70
81 GINA. Adams, Agent
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-24

San ANTONIO, Jan. 2a.-w. 3. Wright
Associated Press operator in the Daily
Express Office. was found dead in bed.
lie died Of consumption. lie was =
native Of Grsenville. Ala, and was M.
married.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-24
Auction Sale of Fruit Tress.

On Saturday Jan. Soth Ira Gooch will
sell At auction in front Of bis stable al
sp. m. to the highest bidder 500 worth
Of fine FRUIT trees belonging to Starks
Bros. Trees In dne living order. 81.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-24

MARLIN, Ten. Jan. ss.-One Of the
boilers Of che Wilkes heater a, tho naia.
forum expleAed, causing damage est.
mated ~ $500 Angelina Andersen.
one q the asleAdAn1s was inquired.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-24

JEFFERSON, CuY, No, Jan. sS-The
house has adopted resolution calling
upon the Missouri congressional repre-.
sentative 10 use their best Efforts In se.
curing the recognition Of Cuba
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-24

The best cough cure - ShliShs Cure.
A neglected cough Is dangerous Stop
Il at once with Shlloh's CuV. Sold By
al druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-24

aMy baby had Group and vas va. ava q
BY shIloh's Cure" writes s Ia ~ All
MARLIN on Huntsville, Ala. Soio " y"
druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-24

FOUND-Bunch Of Eve keys, on
Monday. Owner can have keys by
calling To- same and paying 25c for this
notice.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-24

Ask your physician, your druggist
end your friends about Shlloh's Cure
Tor Consumption. They win recon.
mend H. Sold by an druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-24

Comancho Tribe No. 10. !. o. X. NJ,
Bryan. Tox-Council Gre kindled the
frat and third Wednesday Of every
month at the seventh run and thirtieth
breath In wigwam at Mikes hall.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09
Derwerthun9 Don roben Rnohen,

lnttr ben beri3iebentn 9erfu6ren, bic BON
Ger 6leii66dnf, lpie aus Der 8iibe abfaqen=
Zen ano4en fir 9iingungs5tpede aufNedern
ln6 @iaien gu berpertben, bat ii9 duF Hell
nen Wirtbf9aften 0as nudfoIgenbe @erfa6=
rem Big iebt gut betpd6rt. 9as &ecspt lit in
@etpi9tst6eilen folgenbes:
100 9betle &np4er, 10 Helm uls nrDglif
5eri6lagen, tperben NIT 40 S6etlen fri19 gez
lof6tem @eBfalt unb init 200 S6siIen gsz
tp0hnli4er, una1SgeGa1gter 9ol5af9e (nt6t
Met6z pber Steinfoblendf6e entipre6eno
ge1Gt9tet, bann tperben na9 unb nab $50
2beile @afier 3ugefsBt, f4lieBli4 tptpo has
@an5e mittelft elmer S6aufeI NIT 200 S9ei=
len trodener ober mergeligsr @rbe oermii3t
un6 be0edt.
Sc nuh Der @ite bes 4eBtaltes uno Der
6pl5aI9e tritt na9 mebreren Sagen cine
Miir6ung unb ipGter cine poGltGnDtge Gre
lpei6l1ng Der &no9en Elm. Waan tann bann
rad 8eieitigung bes 9sdmatertals nod treiz
tere 100 S6sile 5er19lugensr 8nohen 6n7
ItBSll. NSc4lIl VIC JlNUuetItAut ~ ~ w.
5i9 1otpeit Seriebt baden, baB DGs 8an5e dl5
Gtreubiinoer Dertpenbet 1perben lam, Rrtz
6Glt es a[le tpi9tigeren Pflan5ennGbritoffe,
an bsnen bic meiiten unierer Qeder nnb
MteTen oft Mangel lsiben. Die als 9inger
t3irtIome MaIfe bieies Streubungers betteht
ous II 9rocsnt p6Ospborio1rem Salt, 2
8rocer1t &aliial3en, 6 Procent Stiditof7ubz
Hama. 9a bteier Streuoiinger bur6 1elnsn
@ebalt an MeBtalf unb Pottaf6e aus ger
iebtem StuQmiit ba5 tpertboole 4nTnorIat
oustreiben piirbe, 10 barf ct nt4t obne We'z
teres 5ugtei6 nit bieien oermii4t Obsr aus
o~eItreut aperoen, pbpobl bic feu9te @rDz
mufe has Gnttpeiden bieIes tpertbpousn Sd@
les 6intan6dlt. Wtun itrsut bieien 8nOd'n@
biinqer i'm 5pdt6erbfte m0gli4t glei4mdBig
uuf Meder ober @teIen oper bringt TIN i'm
Sriibiabr 5uglsi9 init benz Staa1niit uHter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09
minfe fir FARMER.

@~derbauiefretGr Wilion bat bic 8emsrz
flung gema6t, beB er I9on felt 40 Sabrer
Weats gebaut, dber nod ME einen 8uibeG
Mais b~erfauft babe. Gr betra9te bic Sarm
als cine Dirt 5obrit, tpel6e bic Robprobrfte
70 bortbetl6aft als m0gli9 gu oertpert6en
iu9en miife. Ser Mtais bringe duF benz
Martt ieBt - Gents ben 8uI6el, aber in
5leii9 etc. bertpanbelt, 40 Gents nab Nb5ug
cQer lntoiten. Ser Sarn1er 1oQe nit bern
Mais 8ieb fittern unb ebenio f0nne CT piele
an0ere Probutte bortbeilbafter pertpsrt6en,
tpenn ct es ridtig anfanse. 6err Wtlfon bat
bamtt iiber Die Dielfab lanbesiblide Gin
farmeret ben Stab 9ebroden unb bamit ni9t
muir Die 9etreibefarmer i'm Meiten eetroffen,
Gum @etreibebau gebort pe5entli6 8ie65u6t
unb CUR @iebau9t ber Mderbar. @eun
10000 Ncres our 9ieb5udt unb 10,O0ONcres
gum @etreibebou bertpanbt tperben, 10 fpirb
Der 8ieb5ii6ter bdpon i'm giinitigiten Sabre
Iagen mir $4,000 unb Der 9etreibefarmer
iagen mir $4,000 5ieben f0nnen. 8eiDs
f0nnen aber in u~ngiinltteen Sa6ren grpBe
Summen berlteren; Der 8ieb3iihter, inbem
fein 8isb berbungert unb p~erbur1tet ober in
benz er 5utter faufen unb tbeuer be3dblen
muB unb Der @etreibefarmer, tnoem ct feline
Grnte er3ielt unb ieinen Nr6eitslobn nebit
Nusiaat einbiiBt.
Re6net man itatt befen 200 Sarmen GIT
je 100 4cres, auf benen bic 8ieb3ubt nnb
Ger 9etreibebau bereint betrieben pirb, ba
tuirb ni9t MIR Der @eIamnttgetpinn 1i6 jebes
Sabr ouf bas Mebrfa9e belaufen, ionbern
au9 Die 8erlu1e tpiirben gan5 tpegfallen urb
bas Weibe= unb @etreibe@2anb BET r%ationelz
Ter 8epirtbf6aftung berbeiert tperber. Nuf
bieIen 200 5armen piirben ebenfo biele So
miIien NIT elmer 8opf3abl bon 1000 nebft
ettpa 1000 9ienitboten cine tpo6nli9e 6ei>
matb finben unb alfo 5000 Goni umenten
itatt ettpa 30 BET Dem Gin5elbetrieb, pie er
namentli9 in @alifornien iibli9 lit, liefern.
9aB ii9 bic 2ebre bes SefretGrs MilIpn
audi auf Sbf3ii4ter, Weinbauer etc. an
iDenben ldBt, brauden mir pobl ni4t btnz
3u5ufiigsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09
3Idtter uno 3Iatben.

Die G9af3I6ter Montana's babsn
61lnberte BON 99afen burh Die 9iftpflan5e
rQartsipur" (~2er9eniporn) b%erloren.
Miefannman mel en- er@
Nmetien fam man att berz
1aiebene @ei1e pertreiben. Sn &eler1 nno
33tmmerr, inbem manSal3 in aG1e9tiBen uno
Q06sr 1treut unb aIes 0oi5iperf nit elmer
tpncentrirten Snl3l0iung abpaI9t. Iuf
fGnqt man iie, inbsm man silen in 3uder@
tpaier getauhtsn S6pumm in ben Baum
Iegt; bic Nmetlen lamtneln ii6 tn S9Ipamm
uno man muB bieIen oann mebrrrals i'm
Sage in beiBes 8afer legen, tpo Die Imeilen
3u @runDe geben. SIN Sreien pertreibt 1tan
1te, inoem man einen alten !odrt1g IN ben
6aufen Iegt pber petroleum binetni3iittst.
= MtG9fteberbet& ii5en. 9as
Mil9fieber ergretft bor alsm germ &ibe,
bic 1i9 bur9 iebr rei6li4e Milbga0s aus
5ei9nen unb fib in iebr gutem W}if65nftanbe
befinber1. DIS @orbeugun9smittsl elapfieblt
e8 fib BEL 8iiben, Die On3u neigeu, Die SUIT
Iteration a6t Sage bpr benz &al6en auf J
Big ! berab3uminbern unb bies Bis ctrca 5
SAGE na6 Der 9eburt fort3uiebsn. Man
qebe leibt berbuuli6es Sutter unb ei1 iet1z
tes Mbfii6rmittel ~(@lauberial5) BET &i6cn,
bic GIT bteIer &ranf6eit neigen. Sci qr6Bez
rem MiI6ret9tbum lit es enge6ra9t, Di:
Sbiere f9pn Dor benz 8alben uno na9 benz
&alben aQe 3pei Stunben gu melfen. Go
ipiro man bieIe &rant6eit am beiten' perEiiz
ten.
Der Sbfbau bteitet it6 in I'm
garn INNER me6r aus, nnmsntli1 in benz
Oeben6urger &omitut. SIN Meften 1tngarns
giebt es gan5e MdlOer BON ecbten 8atanien,
i'm Giioen iol9e BON PfldumenbGumen, uus
beren srii6ten Der berii6mte Slibotpie ooer
Nafie (3Det19en6runnttpein) f%abrt5irt piro.
9e6r perbreitet iino in gang llnqarn audi
WaQnuBbdume, i'm Siiben 9epei6en SEeiaen
1lnbManosln. 9erNtaulbeerbaum finbet gum
53pede Der Setbenraupen3u9t groBe 0ea6z'
tuna unb Gerbrettung. @G6reno bas pm
Der Natur minOer ~begiin1tigte 60benlan5
ausgebe6nte @albungen beItBt, aus opnsn
neben BRENT uno 8aubpla m~aIlenbaf:
@i6eln our S9tpeinemaIt, &inoen, 0arse,
8pttaI6e geponnen tperben, leioet Die @bere
an 9ol3mangeI, 10 baB bisr bdufia GtroG
uno getrodneter &tnoermtit als 9ei5material
bisnen mihen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09

|einfad 1T, ba es baau feiner Meoiain beoarf.
60 ipie man bemerft, baB Elm Yfero an bieier
&rontbeit leibet, n1adt man I'M 5trabf beS
Snfes einen Auerl9nitt bur9 bic Ddnbe
einen s3olG bonn fpiben @inteG, bunn einen
QdngsI9nitt in Der &iae. @etp0bnlt9
bringsn bann einige Srppfen bides, f4tpar7
3es 8lut 6erbor, bod bistpeilen lit 0as uu6
.ni9t Der san. 9as 1T ales, tpetter brau6t
man ni9ts gu tbun, MeOifamente itnb niht
anautpenben unb ma tarn bas Pferb ioz
fort tpieber arbetten lafien, auBer es i 1T
labm, bann natiirGi9 III ettuas &ube mo-
tbig. @innen elmer Wp9e 1T BON benz Set
ben nt9ts mebr au be1nerte1.
Sd babe fhon man9es NIT btefer &rant7
felt bebaftete pferb bebanbelt unb atpar auf
berl6iebenerlei Dirt, Die gu l~angpisrig unb
gu ~tptfpielig iub e~ripieien Fat. 9as an
gegebene Weittel, Der &reu5i9nttt i'm 9uf,
lpirb BON uus f6on felt Sa3ren a~ngepenbet
ultb itets NIT @rfolg.
so. Starde.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09
Aus alabama.
Gum Spring, 8lount 60, Nta.,
j. Stunt 1897.
2te6er 9err Simpu!

2te6er 9err Simon!
Meine Alte ldBt mir feline Gu6e. 81 of
fe Die n8eildge" in biz 9anb nimmt, iagt tie:
n8arl, 9u foltet au9 einural tpisber ettpaa
fir bic n8eiIage" idreiben" unb pa tie -
untsr uns geia9t - Die r6OIen an bat, fehe
i'd mid ge5fplngen, ibr ben Milen gu tbun,
UNI mir fir einige 3eit 8u6e gu psrE9affen.
At1 Jreunb Oppenborn in Mi9iaan erinz
l1erte mid in Der lebtp09entli9en u8eitqqe"
an meine Saumfeligteit unb erma6nt MIDI
tpieoer einrnat ettpus BON mir 60ren Su laffen,
SD purbe ods ia audi redt gerne tbun, penn
e5 II ni9t 10 fe6r al s3eit mangelte. Qu
ben Bo9entagen bat man 10 bel gu pfIanz
gen unb gu pfIiigen uno gu baden, baB man
ans 56retben ni9t benten tann unb be-
Sonntags mnB 5ur Stride gefa6ren nerben;
unb tper ME i9 81 Meilen 3ur Stride bat
bel Dem gebt barber fait Der ganse 5onntao
oarauf.
Snfolge bes naBtalten Metters in Der lebz
ten 9dlfte bes Qprils unb Der eriten 06lfte
Oes Wui iino mir nit Der Grnte po1e atpei
Mo9en 3urid. 9as Corn lit tniebo9, Baum