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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-01-21

THROUGH the influence of Boss
Quay Mr.. Wanamaker has been in
duced to remain at home and at
tend to his bargain counter, instead
of frittering away valuable time in
the United States senate engineering
Especial drives" in the interest of
thetrusts and combines.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-01-21
CUBA.

Cuba is the most westerly and the
largest island of the West Indies,
and by far SPANS most important
colony, says Texas Farm and Ranch
This island is in the form OF long,
narrow crescent, the convex side
being towards the north, and is
situated at the entrance to the Gulf
Of Mexico and is 124 miles south Of
the most southerly cape of Florida.
The island is 759 miles long, and
varies in breadth from twenty-seven
to ninety miles. 1t contrains, with
the small attached islands, 46, 419
square miles-a little larger than
that part of Texas east of the
Trinity river. The shores are low
and fsf, with range of hills running
the entire length of the island, in
which the water courses rise, fow>
ing northerly and southerly into the
gulf. The highest peaks are in the
southeast, some of which are more
than 5000 feet above the waters of
the gulf. The climate is superior to
that of any of the other islands OF
the group, but the coast region is
malarious, the higher lands of the
interior being healthful and salu-
brious. May, June and July are
the rainy months, though rain falls
every month in the year. A con-
siderable portion OF the island is
still covered with immense forests
of valnabls timber trees, in . state
of perpetual verdure. The ehiefI
products are sugar,
tobacco, coffee and iron ore. The
is about !, 500, 000-975,-
600 Spaniards and creoles, $500
foreigners. 10000 coolies and other
Asiastics, and 445,eO0 negroes and
mulattoes. Cuba has about 1000
miles of railroad and 5000 miles of
telegraph. The captain general,
by the crown of Spain, is
the highest civil and military officer
of the island, and all offices, from
the highest to the lowest, are filed
by Spaniards, from Spain. A revolt
began in 1868, and ended in 1878,
leaving the island saddled with an
enor nous debt. If ever a people
had more just cause to rebel we do
not know their history. Under a
government controlled by civilized
principles and enlightened methods
Cuba would be not merely the ''gem
of the Antilles" but of the western
hemisphere. Her resources are
enormous, the fertility of her soil
phenomenal, her climate perpetual
summer. Her spontaneous produc-
tions surpass in value the capacities
of many prosperous states. For
more than hundred years she has
been the chief reliance of Spain for
revenue, which SIZE has exacted with
the heartlessness of Shylock. Her
promises of reforms have been
totally disregarded in the fulfill
nent. What Spain wants is the
5axes; what she does not want is not
TO be found in Cuba.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-01-21

WEYIER says Gomez is weakening;
still the wiley insurgents backbone
seems to be too strong to admit
of being humbled by this inhuman
Spanish butcher.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-01-21
Chicago has on its public school
rolls the names of 206,20 scholars.
The average attendance is ISL, 1862.
The number of teachers is 4, 7S9.


Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over fifty years by millions of moth
srs for Their children wnlle teething, with per
the gums, allays all pam; cures wind colo,
andis the best remady fer diarrhoea, - it
will relieve the poor hrtle sufferer immedi-
ately. Sold by druggists in every part of
the world. Besure and ask for "Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup" and take no other
kind. Twenty-Five cents a bottle
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-01-21

The Terrell Times-Star states
that were it not for the fact that
they have to buy their corn, most of
them, our farmers would be in fine
condition. As it is they are as a
rule in better fix than most anybody
else in this country, especially
those who make much OF an effort
to prepare for a "rainy day" We
are told that most of the money on
deposit in the banks of our county
belongs to farmers
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-01-21

The president has vetoed the bill
providing for the establishment of a
new division of the Eastern judicial
district in Texas, and to provide for
holding court at Beaumont, Tex.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-01-21

IT is said that Cornelius N. Bliss,
of New York, will be rendered the
position of Secretary of the Navy in
the Mckinley cabinet.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-01-21

MAGAZINE telegraphy has been so
perfected that now 5000 words per
minute have been transmitted with
one instrument. This astonishing
rate requires that the armsture
register 1900 impulses per second,
the tape moving q feet per second.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-01-21

THE Longview Times-C Clarion gets
it down ss follows: "A curfew law
to keep the boys off the streets at
night and a fewcur law to keep the
worthless dogs off the streets during
the day are badly needed in Long
view"
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-01-21

IT is suggested that thorough
investig alton of the matter would
throw some light upon the wonder
full influence of money in controlling
public opinion.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-01-21

IT is said that the unshot and un>
lynched section of Kentucky's pop
ulation is beginning to. feel quite
exclusive.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-01-21

ALABAMA has achieved the distinc
ton of being the first Southern
State TO admit women to- practice IN
her courts, the enabling act having
passed the legislature only q few
days ago.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-01-21

The Texas Stock Journal says that
from six to eight dollars per head
was formerly the rate for insuriDg
live stock on the ocean trip. 1t has
now been reduced to IS cents per
bead.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-01-21

EDITOR MERRtMAN is making a
splendid paper of the Corpus
Christi Caller, and richly deserves a
more liberal patronage.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-01-21

Gov. Culberson favors the abolish
ment of the preferred creditor
clause in the Texas assignment law.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-01-21

Com is selling at 8 cents a bushel
in Atchison, Kansas.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-01-21

The "wave of prosperity" predict
ed by the goldbug boltocrats over
McKinley's election, seems to have
eliminated in 'wave of adversely. :"
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-01-21

The Spanish queen regent has
signed the decree granting reforms
for Porto Rico.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-01-21

The Newfoundland government is
said to favor reciprocity in trade
with the United States.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-01-21

DAVID B. HILL has introduced a
bill in congress to make the term OF
all postmasters four full years.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-01-21

TIE National Treasury is said to
have S73,OO0,OOO more gold than at
this time last year.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-01-21

The worll's production of gold in
1896 will approximate S220000,OOO.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-01-21

RUSSIA is said to be trying to
negotiate a new loan in Paris.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-01-21

Brennan, Thursday, Jan. 81, 1897.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-01-21
The Weekly Banner .

JOHN G. RANKIN, Editor and Proprietor.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-01-21
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-24

Nuf Dem nabrbaften 8oben %unierer Brdi=
rie1 iinb f9on por mebr als 30 Sa6ren 9tiz
ben our 3utergepinnung anse6aut tporoen;
ale umitdnoe ~beqiinitigten bieie Gultur, nun
man9elte ben &ii6en Der erforberli9s bo6e
3uderge6alt.
8om Nder6auamt lolen BEL Der nun balb
erfolgetoen @ratisbert6eilung bon 9Gmez
reten ausgepdblte Sorten DON 3uderri6enz
ldmen in thereafter, aber ni9t lei9tfertiger
Weiie ausget6eiGt nerben, 1lno piro bdrum
erfu9t, Die aus Dem Samen er5eugtenHii6en
Der acknowledgement lanbpirt6l 6aftliden
Decentralization CUR priifung gu iiberienben,
bamit ermittelt perben tann, pb Der 8oban
it6 fir ben Hiibenbau eignet. @uf oieie
WeiIe tann Bel uns Gle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gefOrbert unb in einigen l~peni9en eSSa9rsn feIt
be9riinoet Deroen. @s tpirb rtur n0t6iq Iein,
ben 8eipeis gu erbringen, baB cine beItimmte
8egeno fi9 fir ben 3uderriibenbau ais
3pedoienli9 e~ripieien fat, UNI bas capital
8u oeranlafen, bort Die erforberli9en 5az
brtfen gu erri6ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-24

lie, Circular No. 9. = Local taxation
as affecting farms; Circular No. 5.
Son Der Gcriubsitation in Mi3i
Bacteria what they + and
what they do; Bulletin SEQ. 1879. =
Ropiness in milk; Bulletin $50. 140.
@on ser Decentralization Der Il n y :
ittGtSllino pts: Experiments with
Corn = Attempts to grow Crimson
Glover = On the improvement of re-
tentive clays = On the Importance of
the physiological requirements of the
animal body = Results of an attempt
to grow cattle without coarse feed;
Bulletin SEQ. 46. = SHUTS and their
prevention; Spe5ials8ullettn.
Son Der Seriubsitation in s oma +:
Experimental Crop Notes, 1896; Press
report No, 4.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-24
Grnteftatiitif.

Der 9eri6t bes MderbauzO . Departments
fir ben Monat Mqr3 beI6dftigt fidi por5iiJz
li9 nit Der Menge Der nod in 6duoea DON
Sarnern beFinoli6en @etreibez @orrdtfs.
9as am 1. Mdr3 an 6ano befinOliAe
WelI6torn beldrft iid auf 1,164,0o0,0O0
8u. ober 81 prp3ent Der lebtidbrigcn Grntc,
gegen 1,072,000,pO0 9u, am I. Mar3 1896.
Sptpobl bic Quantitdt als ouda Der Pro3entz
fab 1inb ungetp0bnli6 groB. Sn mdnd6ea
Staaten balten bic Sarmer nit i6ren 8orz
rdtben 5uriid, auf Before preiIe parteno.
8on ben Sarntern tpurben, gum Sran3@
port iiber Die @ren3en Der reip. Counties
binals, p~erfauft 623,O0O,O00 8u. ober 27,3
pro3ent Der @rnte unb Oas ft6 fir ben Ser
falif eignenoe 0uantum betrdgt i'm Gdn5en
/, 936,OOO,O0O 8u. oOer 84,8 pro5ent Der
@rnte.
Die in 9dnoen Der 5armer befinblihe
Mei3enreIe rbe belduft f9 auf 20.6 PrO3eut
Der @rnte pber 88,000,000 8u. geeen
100000 gu. inn MGr5 lebtt1l Sa6res.
8on bieier Menge tamnten mod bret Pro~
gent bon Der oorjdbrigen @rnte Der. l1e6er
Die Gren3en Der Counties binau5 fino ST.
Brp3ent p%ertauft tporben.
@on Safer %befinben 1t9 nod 313,000,000
9u. ober 44,2 Bro5ent Der @rnte bon 1896
in 6Gnben Der 6arrner. Nus BEN Counties
6iraus purDen 81 Yro3ent p%ertauft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-24
6ar 5utnoiier farmer.

Die MISUNDERSTANDING @erfu6sFation
in urbana, ST., bat nit elmer grDBeren Nnz
5abl bon Sarmern in berf9tebenen @e3irter
bes Staates Elm 4btommen getroffen, ipoz
mad @rtere ji6 etnem Der 1u9stpeiIen Mnz
bau BON 3uderriiben unter5ieben tpoGen gu
Dem 3ped, oaburh feit3uite0en, tpel9e Sc
9enoen oes Stautes fi9 fir bieie gultur am
%eeeignetten ertpeiIen. Sn benz 8epuBtIeir
a6er, baB mod biele anbere Sarmer i'm
Stdate fir ben 3uderriibenbau ,cSntere1e
begen, Dirb obengenannte @erI u9sitation an
bic eriten %fiinf3ig ~2anbptrt6e, tpeI9e fi9 BEL
Der StaatsbebOrbe 1briftli9 ober miinDli9
anetoen, Elm 9unntum ausgepGblten Suderz
ritben=9 amens tO tenr bera6fplgen.
@l5 8eotngung fir Die unentgeltlibe Nbgabe
iol3en @anens gilt, baB Die @mpfGnger fi9
beionoers fir bic 3uderriibenzSrage inter
'%eiIiren, ben Qn6au Der &iben in l1e6ereinz
thinning nit ben 81 ertbeilenben e~SSnitrutz
tionen betrei6en ltnb am S9luB Der Saifou
ii6er Die @ulturergebniffe unb grtrdge beri9z
ten unb Proben Der &iiben gum .3tpede Der
&nalpie auf Soften Der Decentralization an
bieie eini6iden pollen. Wfan aoreIfire: s.
9dbenport, 0ireftor, l1rbana, Satnois.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-24
1nhaIts persethntf.

1. settle: MOtis - Sur SGinOiier Tarnter =
guntes &QerIei 8idertii9 Grnteitatiitit =
Sabotbau in Californian = GinfluBret9er SOrbe;
rer u%uiersr &ii6eu3ut erzSnbuitrie -8riefto;
ten: 3u6t iunser SienenfOnisirnen Slarer
bes @iOtrs = Sibnern bas @ierfreien abSu9epOb'
men = 8eieitissn bes WtangeIs an @ei3le9tstrteb
bel SIben @esen Oas friibseitise &bfallen BEL
3wetiden 1lsber 8batcOm GOuntp in @oibinss
ton - Setdmpfuns Der 6irI3blottpespe NbiaIs
len Ser Slatter non Der 6icuspflonSe = Nidtges
beiben Oes Eierbes beim Saarue6iel - Smprasniz
rem 6ss @iitbeetfaitenBpISes - SuItbares &au6z
Heidi.
2. settle: TrOi6furmins in Sn6tana Sorms
Z SppOtbeten in EaniaS - Neues. pom Ser Gtuiiene
btitel- Gin gSort fir 8asenSu6t = Galbes Gus-
trOduen 6es 8O6ens : 8eere,lobit - gmpfeblenS:
wertbe @r6beeriDrten : @ertb ser Wtagermil3 fIl
Sdweinefitterurts = Die amertfanii@e &ieb;u6l
@erben Don Siri6feQen = Sine neIe SUFFER-
rn6 9Ont9plan5e : 9ampfpfiise - 8uderritben:
&ein -gIdtter rnb 8liitbsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-24
Gin einfufreider 56rosrsr unfsrer
RibenSuder. Jnoufrte.

Mn unierem renen Nderbaumtniiter Wtl>
fon pirb aGem 4nf6ein na9 Die Gi6enz
3uderz SSnbu1tri unieres 2anbes, tpel9er
isbt bon ben Sarmern fat aler @e6iets=
t6eile Der Ser. Stdaten Elm bebeutenb er506z
tes SntersfTe entge9engebra9t pirO, cine
frdftige 9tiibe baben. Seine i%iingIten
MeuBefungen iiber bieIen @egenitanO Iafien
Ii6 in SolgenOem 3uiammen faffen:
0ie1es 2anO peruu5gabt jdbrli6 un9efd6r
500, 900, 900 fir auslGnbif9en 3uder. Sin
ieber Dollar bieier Summe tann oielem
2anbe erbalten bleiben. Ser tpeitaus gr6Bte
She'll Diefes 3uders pirb aus &iiber bsreitet,
Die auf benz europdii6en Seitlanbe geaoger
perben. Oie Ser. Staten beliben bebeutenb
me6r qutes 3uderriibenlanO, als gum Nnbol
BON &iiben, aus benen Der BON unierem@plf
bsn0t6igte 3uder gelponnen tperOen tann, erz
fprbefli6 1T.
pie @9pieri9feit 1T nur, feitSuiteler,
po bas bierau geeignete 2unb ft9 bsfin5et,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-24
Nott5.

Die Sc er unh uu9 bic bere6rten 2efertn=
men Der D8eilage" folten ni6t auBer a9t
laiien, buB bas Srtereffe am Snbalt bieits
8ldttes nun babur6 auf Der geppbntea 90be
erbalten iperoen fam, pei tie audi Ddbz
renO Der gei9dfttgen 3eit bes Sabre5 bier
un0 bd benz S6reiben zines 8eitrage5 fir
Die n8eiluge" iiber lire @rfabrungen unS
8eOba9tungen auf irgenb einem @ebiete Der
9anoipirtbf6aft, bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Der 8ieb5u3t, bes Sbtbaues II. +. IN. Elm
Stiinb6en opfern. Wie bis6er, 10 piro aud
in 3ufunft Sprge g~etragen perben, baB BIT
eingeiunbten 8riefe in ri6ttger, paIierbel
S3retbmeife gum Nbbrud geldngen unb e.
brau3t oaber Ntemanb, Der NIT lanoipirt6=
f6aftli9en 9erGtben better um5uge6en lpeiB,
ais nit Der Sober, ft9 gu i9euen, Sebtere
gum NuBen unn 5rommen Ieiner MitieIer
in Die 9aub gu nebmen urb MittbeiG1ngeu
bon augemeinem Snterefe an uns %ein5uIcn=
ben.
@Ge fOG6e 8eri9te finb gu abreiftren an
Nn6reas Simon,
Observation-Disclosures 8ebatteur Der 81.
Staats@3eitung, Gbicugo, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-24
Gabafbau in Californian.

Sine 606ft pi9tige gultur fir Galiforz
MEN pirb Der erfolgret6e Mnbau BON Sa6at
Iein. S9on LANCE bat man it9 geDunoert,
baB bier, mo @Qes geOeibt, Der 10 gepinaz
brinqenben &ultur BON Sabaf ntGt mehr
MufmerfIamfeit 3ugepenoet porben lit. Nun,
0q Die &ultur bes SdbafS in @1bd fir lam
9ere 3eit bra9 gelegt 1T, trttt Die Nnforz
berung an Die 3ufiibrrng beg 10 6egeGrten
Sa~batsblattes BON dnDeren Srten oringeno
6erdn. @s 1T b0dit erfreuli6 gu Dermeloea,
bab es ben Ser u6en bon 9eutf9=Nmerifdz
nern gelungen 1T, oieIes Prpblem fir @aliz
fprnien gu lDien. !6err s. s. 9abn un5 0ert
&oIb in @ilrop BADEN felt Sabren, %eritsrer IN
Dem @ienna Wetnberg>9 ttrifte Bel 2iptr>
more, Sabafspflanaung angeitrebt nn3
fonnte 6r. 6abn duf Der tiir5li4 in 2iOer@
more abge6altenen 8eriammlung Der Ngrtz
f1lturiiten ben 8etpeis ieines @rfolges ppre
legen. 6err pbilip Gonrabi, Der 9dnbler in
8lGtterzS abat, 5irma @onrabi &c @olb6er9
in San sSrancisco, elmer Der be1ten &enner
bon Sabaf, ertldrt, baB Der Sabaf, ben &ol6
ge3ogen bat, tpenn au4 ni9t Dem beiten 6az
banazSabat 9lei4tommenO, bo@ bon Dorz
treffli6er Qualitdt lei. 9ieIes trtbeil unb
bas Sob fir 6abn's Sabot muB cine Nn=
regung fir biele Sarmer Iein, Ii9 benz Sa@
bafs6au an geeigneten Pldben unO unter
IorgIdmftsr pflege bin3ugeben, benin es 1T
cine iebr lobnenbe Gultur.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-24
Buntes QuerIei.

Sn Marinette, @iscDnfin, ion eine
erOBe Creamery eingeri4tet iperben.
= *
Ser NettoS8ert6 aler Sarmtbiert
in ben Ser. 5taaten pirb auf runb ST.
5S87,O00,OOo 9ef4dBt.
X y Il
Sn 9oGt Gountb, Miffourt, lit bel
fOgenannte &orntpurm ms @sli9torn bin.
feingerat6en, unb bas 8ieb, bas OabOn friBt
Hpir0 trdnt.
Die 3ub6tr Mfg. Gompanp in Buffalo
81. g., fat an Der &iiite bes Staates g a.
cru5 grOBe Serrains angefauft, UNI oOri
Gummi6dume an5upflan3en.
Qu6 in Norbz9afotd a, G6nli3 nit
In @eit @irginien, muB OleOmargarin fort
an rOtbli6 gefdrbt perben, UNI bamtt an51z
beuten, baB SIeomargarin oeri9Gmte 8ut.
ter lit.
Inter ben 6iibnern in Der ~l1mgegenb bon
8lue @urtb in SO inueO a lit cine @pi=
bernie arsgebrodsn, tpelbe Der 6iibnerz
dOlera dbnelt, uno ion bas SeberOieb faIeu
ME Die 6liegen.
Die Summit gountb 6orticlItural go
cistp in SbiO Bat tpieOsr rbei4IOfsn" bat
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-24
8ahertifd.

BON Der Observation-Disclosures @erIu6sz
i@tation Der Il il BON SO / II e.
ota: ~. Sdbresberi9t BEG @ntonrologen
prpfehor DITTO 2ugger."
8om 8unbesaderbauamt. 8ez
rt3t Ceo. 145) iiber preife uno 3abl Der
Sarmtbiere. - Going in debt for good
Roads Circular No. 26.-W Wild Gar
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-24

Ginem ieben 2efer TT bas Re9t einses
rdumt, ii@ briefli3 oOer miinbli9 an bi:
Rebottion Inn Nusfunft iiber 6eftimmte
puntte gu tpenben, pelAe, iopeit bas in UNI
fere> Ma9t liegt, gepdbrt tperben tpirb.
&nfragen, benen niht Der Same unb Die
genalle @brefe bes Sragsitelers beisefugt
Itnb, perbep ni9t beantportet.
Die Rebdttipn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-24

9as @enie bat bic 8bantafie zines &inoes,
bic @eisbeit 6es GretIes, Die &iibubet: oes
Mannes uno bic 2aunen zines @ti6es
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-24

mir bieIes Sabr auf feline 9firft6@@rnte gu
boffen braufen. 9as mar, 10 i4retbt bic
Nfron ,@ermania", nod INNER Elm gutss
Omen fir Die Pfirii9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-24

Gin 9tutiititer fat aus9ere6net, baB
iptnn man Die &iib: BON Sl1inDise in3elr
binter chamber ite0te, bic erite ibren Sop
in einem 5uttertrog in Maine baben tonnte
ipGbrenb Die Iebte ihh i'm fernen @alifornier
bic Sliegen abi3pdn5te.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-24

ben, 6aB in ienen 8sgenben Der S3nee Mat
por benz 4. Suit ~megtbauen fam uro bel
einem tiiblen Sommer ltelenpeiie liegen
bleibt, Bis Der fommenOe Wtnter tpieosr
ne1en brtngt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-24

Die Summit gountp 6orticuItural SO=
cietp in . + 10 9ut pieDer rbei4Ioien" baB
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-24

@eI6 ungebeure S@neemaTen f6 in
90 a unb ben beiben Oatotas
angebduft baden, erbe1t unter Nnoerem aus
Dem 8eri9t zines Pafagiers Der Nort1etr
pacificz8abn, ppna9 Der Sbnes neitlid
BON Sarge bon 20 Bis 30 SUB bo6 liegt UNI
an berI6ieoenen Pldben Sunnels gegrabeu
merOen muBten, um Gie @~iieuba6nsiigt
pur4aulaien. Die MDsIi9teit lit pOr3an=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-24

Nus Manbon unb 9idim1on in Eor6z
Safpt a lptrb beri9tet, baB na6 Der az
9emeinen Nnnabme BON 8ieb5i9tetn flint
unbfieb5ig proaent bonn 8iebitunbe in oisfem
8inter um9efoumen fino, Obglei3 genaue
3oble1 nod ni9t dngegeben iperDen fOnnen.
9ierre 8ibaur, Der groBe 8ie65ii6tsr in @i=
buur, MOnt., anO in 9afota, gisbt ieiaen
8erGuit auf 100000 an, SIM bergangenen
9erbite lteB er 100000 Stid iunqes gieb
aus Utah austrei6en, tpel4e ale u.ngetom>
men finb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-24

Die @urtenin6uitrie bat i'm nOrbli9en
s nbiand bebeutenbe 0imeniionen an ez
nommen. SIM %ber9angenen Sabre purosn
iiber 100000 8ufbel @urten BORT ge5o9en
unb in 9idIes bertpanbelt, mas ben Sarmern
jener @egenb an bic bunberttaufeno Dollars
einbra9te.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-24

Die beuti6lGnbti6en st ob5uderabz
ritanten 6eeilen ii9, BON tbren 8or=
rdtben Iobiel uls mOgli6 beriiber gu iditen,
ebe bel u1s Der reue Sarif in 8roTt tritt.
@s fteben ibnen f9le9te Soften bebor. I}ar
bere6net, OaB nit Dem 8eginn Oes additeu
probuttionsiabres Elm 0ritteG Der prooufs
tion unOerbrau9t i'm 2anbe ltegeu blsi6sr
tpiro.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1897-07-17
Cost Of q College Education.

Princeton University has issued a
statement showing that the cost of at
tending it's classes in average cases.
does not exceed $500 per year, includ-
ing clothes, railroad fares and incl
dental expenses. In the first class that
was examined it was found that seven
OF the men who graduated with the
highest distinction of magma cum laude
reported an average expenditure of
$442.68. Only one man spent more
than $500 in one year; one got through
at an average cost of only $267.5O per
year, and for the last three years four
of the seven expended $500 or less an
nually. At Princeton the second hon.
or men are given the distinction cum
laude. In this class there were twenty
four that graduated cum laude, and the
average expenditure was $423.12h.
The highest expenditure for one year
by any member of the thirty-one hon.
or-men was $500, and one-third of the
whole number actually got through
their four years at cost of less than
$500 per man per year.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1897-07-17
Commercial Value of Health.

He was the best man I had in nv
establishment, and I kept him for
years for that reason, but was obliged
TO let him go because of an unfortunate
precedent that he established. AL
tnough his health was poor, indeed
the man was scarcely able to be about,
and only his invincible determination
and ambition kept him up, he accom-
pllshed far more than any one about
the place, but on account of his deli
cacy and weakness certain concessions
were made. After a time discovered
that some of the other employees.
those who had been a long time in the
place, were taking advantage of his
privileges to claim the same or SIM
liar ones for themselves. Then the
new men seemed to think that they
we're entitled to the same favors. OF
course, nothing is so fatal to business
success as favoritism, and very
strong feeling grew up when the lines
were drawn more tightly. found that
l must either face a certain degree of
decentralization or let the man go. and
deeply as regretted it, had to do it.
Later on created new department
and took him back. In the meantime
l had been able to bring the force into
manageable shape and things ran more
smoothly. This and other experiences
have led me to wonder why it is that
people cannot seem to realize the i'm
pcrtance of caring for their health.
They never learn to prize it until they
have lost it, and in the majority of
cases 1t never comes back to the
normal. There is always a weak spot
somewhere and an ever present need
OF Watchfulness lest the strength be
overtaxed. If I had my life to live
over again, I would, as far as possible,
select my employees while they were
still young and attempt to exercise a.
little influence over their habits. It is
my observation that children who have
the most thorough physical care and
training are the ones that prove the
best and most capable men and wo-
men,"