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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-03-19

Ardmore Lodge No. Q. l. o. o. F.-Meets
every nondav at y. IN. in their hall, or
Springer eet. Visiting brethren always
Welcome.
d. Redfeld N. G..
w. A. Payne. Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-03-19
NOTICE OF SALE.

AS assignee for J. w. Eaves of
Lebanon and under instructions from
the Hon. c. B. Kilgore, Judge, ] will
on Friday, the 2nd day of April,
1897, at the court house in Ardmore,
sell to the highest bidder, for cash
only, all the uncollected notes and
accounts of the above named J. w.
Eaves. Parties desiring to inspect
the same previous to sale can be ac-
commodated by calling at my office.
1O-2Ot JOE F. Robson, Assignee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-03-19
FRATERNAL.

Ardmore Lodge No. 81, A. +. & A. M.-Re-
guIar meeting. Saturday, on or before every
fun moon, at s p. m. in Masonic Temple
corner Main and Springer streets. Visiting
brethren are extended a cordial welcome.
II. NJ. Furman, w. NJ.
d. T. Nisbett, Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-03-19
Roses and Greenhouse PInnts.

We have n nice assortment of
roses, greenhouse plants, etc.
Get our prices before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-03-19
W. T. GARDNER. NJ. u.

Office over Coleman & Lynne
Drug Store, Residence North Caddo
Street.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-03-19

They are so small that the most
sensitive persons take them, they
are so effective that the most obstin-
ate cases of constipation, headache
and torpid liver yield to them. That
is why DeWitt's Little Early Risers
are known as the famous little pills.
CITY Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-03-19

SAMUELS d TAYLOR,
South ArdmOre, on the Chas.
Durie place. dS-lm
The Butler weekly times., 1897-11-25
Negro Hanged for Murder.

st. Louis, No, Nov Is -Hepry
Clay Johnson, colored, was hanged
at GAO a. IN for the murder of Nll-
liam Amend, a newsboy, whom be
shot on the night of August l, 1896.
The murder Was the result of a
game of craps which was being
played in ''Newsboy's Alley" by a
number of newsboys and Johnson,
who had bootback stand nearby.
Amend was not playing, but john
son for some unknown reason claim
ed he was cheating, and shot HIM
dead. Amend was an inofens.ve
boy and his murderer was kuown rs
a bully among newsboys and boot
blacks.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-11-25
Rheumatism,
oh the Pain!

The aches and pains of Rheumatism
become constant companion to all who
are victims of this disabling disease.
Much suffering could be avoided If the
first warning pains of Rheumatism were
needed and the proper treatment at once
taken. But the people generally are
not acquainted with the cause of the
disease, though thousands know its tor
lures. Those who use liuiments and
ointments cannot understand why they
grow worse each winter, and find them
Selves gradually becoming unable to get
around as they cnce could; yet they
know that their trouble came on at first
as little aches and pains, which hardly
attracted their attention.
Everybody should know more about
rheumatism: they should know that 1t
is peculiar condition of the blood upon
which all the liniments in the world
can have no effect whatever. The
best blood remedy is needed-one which
is able to go to the very seat of the
disease, and force it out. Swift's Specific
(S.S.S.) is the right remedy for Rheu
matism, because it is the only blooe
remedy free from mercury, potash ane
| other minerals which intensity the dis
ease, causing stiffness of the joints ant
aching of the bones.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-11-25
Gn.d From Sea Water.
Chicago Chronicie.

Chicago Chronicle.
Middletowu, Conn.-The Rev.
Prescott f Jernegan's process OF
extracting gold aud silver from sea
water ia kept close secret. In all
$50 tests have been made, showing
no appreclable difference in tho
qu4nntativs preseucs OF gold and
SILVER The average amount is from
one hal to ono grain of gold to ton
OF ssa water, or rs billion tons Of
gold in all the waters OF the ocean.
The amount Of eilver is from one to
two grains per ton Of water:
Mr. Jernegan associated with him
sell in these experiments A. Is. Ryan
of this city. n deacon 10 his church.
They have purchased two tide mines
on Passamaquoddy bay and have
now fifty hands engaged in sur.
rounding their plant with ten foot
| fence
The Butler weekly times., 1897-11-25
REED MAY TAKE PlATT'S Pl ACE.
Political Significance Of the Speakers Con-
templated Residence in New York.

Political Significance of the Speakers Con-
templated Residence in New York.
Washington, Nnv. II 1t has b en-
known to Speaker Reeds intimate
friends for some time that he con
templates becoming citizen OF the
Empire state He was on the verge
of taking up his residencs in the
metropolis when the death of Austin
Corbin intervened to prevent it Mr,
Corbin aud hIr. Reed we're warm
f.i4nds and it was shi ffv through
the railway magnate's Influence that
he Maine man was induced to cnn
slider the plan of opening a law office
IN New York. When the sudden
death of Mr.. Corbin temporarily
checked Mr.. Reeds plans he reluct-
| artly went back to Congress deter
mine d to make the present term his
last.
Mr.. Reed wants to get out of Con.
gress and his family equally with
himself want to make their home in
New York city, Mr. Reed feels that
he has won all the honors that the
Speakership and the Republican
leadership of the House can give
n,m. Said one of the SPEAKER
closest friends: There never wal
such an opportunity for any man a
New York cffers to Reed. Platti
career is ended. He never can re
cover from his recent disastrou'
overthrow. He is IS years old ant
falling physically. Tammany is ii
the saddle for the next four year
and by the next city election z at
will be out of politics. Even wer
he a younger man be would be over
thrown. The revolt in bis own part
is growing aud swelling IN vo'um
and be eaanot check it. Plstt ha
had his day and he has no successor
The rank and file are looking for
new leader who will bring the part
back some of it's lost prestige NJ
+ Reed may fill this vacancy.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-11-25

Charles A. Dana's life insurance
was $4,000; Pullman's 100000.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-11-25
A. Dsming, n. II three China.
men run q French restaurant"

According to celebrated aast3 n.
1T tuere are upwards OF 5,000.h60
little glands IN the human stom sch.
These glands pour ous the digestive
JUICES which dissolve or digest shs
food Indsgc-fion $ want Of juice,
weakness Of glands, reed Of help 10
restore tie hsaf,h Of these orgaus.
The best aud most natural help Is
that given by shaker Digestive Cor.
dial. Natural, bsc2dee it supplies
the materials needed by the gIaads
10 prepare the digestive juices Be-
eauss Il siren gthens and snyigorates
the glands and the stomach, uni.
they are able 10 do their work alone.
Shaker Digestive Cordial cures indi-
eestion certainly and permanently.
I. does so by natural means. and
therein lies the secret OF its wonder
full and unvaried success.
At ..ruer'sss, price Zoe TO 81 per
bottl.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-11-25

Swift's Specific being real blood REM
edy never fails to cure Rheumatism. It
reaches even the worst cases where the
doctors have made cripples with their
prescriptions of potash and mercury.
Mr.. D. R. Johnson, an extensive lum-
Der dealer of Blackshear, Ga, writes:
MY wife was for years sufferer from
Rheumatism, and was treated constant
1y, but could obtain no relief. The pain
was frse felt in her left shoulder, and
extended in all directions, increasing
in severity. The doctors said the dis
ease was liable to strike the heart at any
time, in which event death would be
inevitable.
every kind oftreatuent recommend
ed for Rheumatism was given her.
| including many blood remedies, but
| none did her any good. She was grow
| ing worse all the while, and was reduced
to mere shadow of Ter foi uer self.
| SIT was at this critical period that
/ Swift's Specific was given her; tie med
| iciue seemed TO reach the disease
promptly, and she at once began to in
/ prove. One dozen bottles effected a
/ complete cure, and she has had no touch
| OF the disease slEGc.'
! Every one afflicted with Rheumatism
should take a remedy which can reach
! their trouble. SIS. will cure the mos;
aggravated case Of Rheumatism, CatarTh.
| Cancer, Contagious Blood Poison, Scrof
u1a, Eczema, or any other bicod disease
| II SC ruara>rfeed
The Butler weekly times., 1897-11-25

How much are you wortL7 Meas
ured by the tap- line of this worlds
valuation you are iich or poor, worth
much or little, acc riding to the dol
lais you OWE. Measured by tn rule
of heaven. and You're worth just
what you can take with you into the
next life A man sh possesses in
this life mihon dollar is not worth
one cent after he is dead. Bank
books are out O. p ace in a dead
mans coffin Shrouds have no
pockets. All the wealth Of the uni.
v-tse could not purchase Il single
moment 0: time CT help man to re-
tam bis hold on earthly riches for
ore hour. You are worth whatever
f good deeds you have to your
credit On the other sd Of d-ath Ii
ynu have bsen honest. upright. faith
fu full OF kindness. aad hava build
ed yrur charac er aloEg these lines,
YOU are rich. II YOU have been mar.
row minded, covetous, grasplng,
hard hearted, seeking, you are
poor indeed even though the wealth
of GO d mine Is ours Selected
The Butler weekly times., 1897-11-25

A St Louis maiden, AZ years old.
has bean sent to the hospital because
chs basn't spoken word for three
years. It is through pure stubborn
ness that she won't, for her vocal
chords are all right Still it is prob
able tha. If proposal Of marriage
was made to her shs would utter q
little word of three letters.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-11-25
Blood Filteripg

Impure blood is the cause OF many OF the
aiseaaes that aff'ict the body When the kid
news are healthy the blood 10 cleanssd Of al
wsate matter and Impurities. and Is carries
food strength and energy TO every part. u
the blood rapidly accumulate decay ana tnrn
to uric acid which poisons not Only tne vits'
organs but the very structure OF the 0ody IL
Prictly Ash Bitters is q successful kIdpey
remedy II heais and strengthens the funsrin 9
kidneys, cieanses the lissr and assists .ne
fanctionsi process. . are carried On properly
the blood l. purified and healthy eondisions
Ilrevau Sold pY McCiement 20.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-11-25

Schiller's play "Marie Stuart was
recently given in Berlin by . com.
p.ny of deaf mutes to q large audi
ence of deaf persons Occasionally
there was q round OF applause. but
10 other sound except the walking
of the performers on the stage.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-11-25
A KIDNEY DISEASE.
Given Up by Four Doctors.

Beaver Dam, o., Aug. 9th. 1897.
MY daughter. after being treated BY foux
doctors and being given MP for lost. neigh
Dor recommended F0ley's Kidney Cure To-
day she 10 able to walk seven miles without
fatigue, 1 feel we would have iost her II Is
was mot for your medicine Respectfully,
Ars. j. n. Bailey.
All A Trimble, druggist
The Butler weekly times., 1897-11-25
Two MIi,inns q Year.

When people buy, try, and buy again, IL
United states are now buying CascArets Candy
Cathartic at the rate Of two million boxes OF
year and it will be three million before New
Years. II means merit proved, that Cascares,
are the most delightful bowel regulator for
everybody the year round. All drnggist l0cts
2Jc Jge box, cure guaranteed.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-11-25

Chicago, IL f., Nov. l8.-Ersd ID
Eetebam, the conductor who was
discharged the A r T. strike by
the Chicago and Northwestern rail
road, and who alleged that be was
prevented from securing another
position by reason Of 8 blacknailiDg
agreement between ths defendant
and other railroads, vas this morn
ing awarded damages IN 'hs sum OF
S2l, ,eG3. % by jury II Judge
CIifford's court.
AsTozIA.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-01
apad1entltd1e autnnts @faats- Rettuate, aNHtpod, I. eeptenther 1897.

beutI9en &ir9engemeinben nit ternbuften
Oeutf9en prieitern. 60 e%ntitdno auf Dem
8erge erft cine fleine, bdnn an beren Gtele
etne 9rDBere, bor fe4saebn Sabren bonn ba>
maligen Mtlpauteer @r3bii4of 9etB eingez
peibte Marientapelle unb am 9erge Elm
pfarrbuus. Qamdbli@ purOe Der 8erg gu
einem rihtigen &albarienberg nit ben 2eis
bsnsitattonen Gbrtitt uub in bieIeln proIdi=
f6en 2unDe gu elmer mabrbaft postil4en
WaafabrtsftGtte, beren groBe. in e!nem Be-
iOnberen @lodenbauIe undergraduate Glode
mG6ttg bur9 bic berrli9e @egeno f3aat.
DAB @aitbOfe in Der Ndbe aud fir ben
leibli3en Menf3en forgen, DerIte9t ii@ BON
5elbit.
4m f9Dniten nimmt ii9 9Olp Sin NIT
ieinen ppblgeitalteten urb frGftig bepalOeten
Sdngen unb ieinem i9lanteu GipfeI nebit
Der Mdrientape1e, bon anDeren Nusfi9tsz
puntten Der peiten l1mgegenb aus. Dem
alien S9paben, Der bies 19retbt, ipurbe es
babel gang beimatbli9 gu Mutbe. Gr aez
oabte untpiatirli9 Der @urmlinger Mariens
tapelle auf einem Der 8erge BEL liibingen,
tpie ie bon 2uopig 1blanb I9on I'M Sabre
1906 unb bon Nicolaus 2enau i'm Sabre
1882 ~belungen ipurbe unb pie Ite 9cute nod
ltebt.
Sn engliI3er Spra9e 1T 9oGb Sin init
ieiner &apele f9on geb0rig beiungen tppr@
ben, namentli9 bon S. M. Recount. Mber
bic beutI3en 0i9ter Wisconfin's 9aben Bis
iebt oariiber geI3pie9en. Sic IoIten ii9 an
benz Proteitdnten nblanb unb benz 5teptiter
Senau Elm Muiter nebmen, Die @ei6s bic
Marientapele duf benz 8erge BEL Wurml!nz
gen in unfterbli9en Strppben beiungen baz
ben. II 6lanb'S Qieb:
9roben itebet Die Sapelle,
S9auet It'll iu's Sbal binab,
fennt Sober. 8etm Mnblid bes 6olD Sin
uno 1einer &apelle fielen uns G6er Dor alien
bic 8erie 2enau's Elm:
2uftig, tuie elm Iei6ter &abn
Iut oes Si9els griiuer g8eae,
S6iDebt fe ld6elno biumelan,
Sort Die f~rieOlide &apeae.
2eiie ipero' i'd bier umipebt
bon 0ebeimer. frpbem S0duern,
@letb ais bGtt' Elm fromm' @ebst
Sid oeripdtet IN ben Wtauern.
1lnO Der 8arnt i'm gbenoipino
4dBt lein 9aub 3u 9ooen ipalerl,
98ie elm i6lafer0rtff'nes Sinh
&dBt ietn buntes Spiel3eug faleH.
&ier 1T ar mrin. GrOenleib
98ie eH trH6er 9uft 3~erflofen;
Sibe Spbesmioi0feit
SoGlt Die Seele bier umI6lofen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-01
pas rafNf6sframs0ff6e situSniB.

gnbli9 1T BON ben 2tppen bes @suren bas
BON 5rantrei9 Tebnfii9tig ertpartete Wort
v8iinbniB" %gefalGen. 8isber mar nur
nDn r6reunbi6aft" bic Rebe, unb nit Der
Sreunbi9aft aIein fpoGte fid bus ~fran50z
fif9e 8olt ni4t begniigen. @nbli4 bat Der
@5ar onerfunnt, baB Elm 8InbniB 5tpiI4en
5rdutrei9 unb RuBIanb beftebt, unb Srantz
reid iubeIt!
JreiIi9 bat Der g5ar Ii9 beeiGt 3u betonen,
buB btefes 8iinbntB bon benz erniten unb
aufri9tigen 8eitreben g~etrdgen perOe unb
benz feiten @ntf9luB beieelt lei, ben 8eltz
frieoen mad ben 9runbfdBen bes &e6ts unb
Der 8iIigteit nit auer Ma9t aufre9t gu err
bdlten ,absr bas fann ith ia Elm Sober mad
feinen 9pffnuugen unb 0iinfden 3ure9tz
Iegen. 3e9t unb 8iIigteit finD Elm puur
febr bebnbure 8egrtffe, penn es ft9 UNI Die
Stretttgteiten 5pifden 8DItern unb bic Snz
tereIen BON Stuaten banbelt.
Wtr feben besbalb audi bereits etnige Der
fruna0ffhen 8Gdtter aus benz 5dus9en ge@
rat6en unb b0ren lie bic 3erf6metterung beg
9eutf4en &ei4s bur4 Die fran3OfrI6en unb
rufffden Nrmesn unb bic 8iifgabs gIiaB=
2Otbringens an Sruntrei9 propbe5eien.
Nun, = obiparten! @el9e 5offnuneen
aud 5ranfrei9 an bas 8iinbniB tniipfen
m0ge, ii9er 1T, buB Der G5ar ni9t barau
behtt, fih UNI Srantrei4s @iGen auf einen
3rieg %ein3ulaffen, tpel9er i6m au9 ni9t bic
Spur zines 8ortbeils bringen f0nnte, aber
ungebeure Na9tbeiIe nit ii6 fibren birfte.
&ublanb bebarf CUR 0urhfibrung Ietner
plGne in Nfien unb gegen @ngGanb bur9z
aus bes guten 8tIens 1etnes nG9iten Dffltz
den mG9tigen Ra6bars, unb tptrb fi9 benz
felben nt3t beri3er3en, INN Srantrei9's &ez
ban9egeliiite item @rfiQung gu berI9afFen
9ieies pirb i9 tppbl audi ferner nit ben
8ortbeiIen 6e9niigen miifen, pel9e i6m in
9interinbien, China unb Mdba9usfar aus
biefem 8inbntB bereits ertpa9Ien 1inb, unb
bic barats Bel Der anberpeitigen 8efGmpfun9
Der englif9en 9anbelsIberma9t nod gu erz
tparten fteben.
Die 3ufammentunft bes &aiiers unb bes
G5aren unb bic babel g~egebenen 8ert9erun>
gen finb Der BETTE 8etpeis, baB Dem 8iinbniB
ruff9erietts tein 9intergebunte gegen bas
9eutf4e 8ei9 gu grunbe liegt, = einsrGei
tDsl9e 9offnungen man fran50ff9erieits in
hisfer 8e5iebung burau fniipft. SroBbem
mag 8tsmard pobl Re4t baben, tpsnu er
feline Na6folger tabelt, baB fe es 70 melt
baben tOn1men luffen unb es berI9ulbet 6u=
ben, fpenn Dem eaaif9en 9ubn tpieber Der
&amm I9tptat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-01

gem 1T, ii9 alto ms6r als berDterfa9t bat
Ods perbarfen mir tbeilpeiie ben 8emit6un.
gen unferer GonIuln gu @uniten Der @eriper=
bung BON Mais als 8oltsnabrungsmittel
ben @erfu6en, pel9e bic Militdrbeb0rber
bomtt gema9t baben, bauptid4li4 aber Der
peri9tebenet Jeblf9ldgen Der &oggenerrte
pel9e gu lol4en 8eriu4en cine 5tpingetot
geranlahung gaben.
@s farn pobl nibt feblen, baB bic bebet=
tenbe Stetgerlng bes Wet3enpreiies bic euro=
pdti6e Na9frage na9 unferm Mais mod
erbablt9 iteigern pirb. Nur muB man, tpenn
man ij6er bic pabrI6einli9e 8irtung biefet
Na9frage auf ben preis bes Mais 8etra9=
tungen %anitelt, Die SbatIa9e ni6t iiberi eben.
baB mir BON Dorjd6rigen grnten nod
75O,00O,000 8u16el ij6rtg 6atten, unb BAT
man ief6It u1ter ungiinttgen umitdnben eine
@rnte BON 1,800,000,000 8ufbel erpartet,
Mu9 penn mir biele neue @rnte fel6t b0qiq
%oerbraufen, mas nibt unmDgli6, Da Bel gu
ernartenoen bDberen Sleif9preiien cine itGrz
fere 8erfitterung bon Mais cine Selbtfolge
lit, 70 iperben mir imner no9 einen breimal
10 groben lteberf4uB baben, als mir m0g=
li9erpeiIe ausfiibren t0nlem. Die Inndbme,
baB Meais in bamfeOben 8erbGltntB itetgen
tperbe pte @ei5en, erf4sint besbalb etpaa
opttmittf@.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-01
Mutan3.
81. 81 4

81. VI u Il t.
Seute febrt Der prdtbent Der frans0fiT6en
RspubIit, Selir Saure, mad garis 5uriid
un0 bic Pariier perben gang unb gar aus
benz 9dus9en gerat6en. Sbr @eift bat fib
obnebtn f9on duf bas 80rt9en yNlttan5"
bin, bds benz Wunbe' beg @3aren entf9lipfte,
Biz in Die Oberften Stodtperfe perftieoen unb
Der Su6el Eeim Ginaug 5aure's,
ben Der g3ar unarmt unb aum
SrGger 6es lpeGtbtitorii9en @reiqz
miles elmer QGian5 5pii9en Der balbrof6en
Hepublit i'm Waten unb benz peiBen 4bfoz
lutismus i'm Often gema9t bat, pirb ale
9renSen Der @ernunft ii6erFeigen.
DAB 5tpif4en 5rantrei9 un0 RuBlanb uae=
bstme" Ibma4ungen ~beItunben, mar ldnqft
tetn SebeimniB mebr. Die uns borlieqenOen
beutf4en 3eitungen BON Mitte Nuguft fprez
9en odbon sdn5 offen IN ibren 8etra9tunz
gen uber Die Getfe &at1er Mil6elm's nad
GuBIanb unb iber ben bQmals beoorItebens
ben, iebt bereits abgemu9ten 8e1u9 5aure's
am 6Ofe gu ct. petersburg.
lteber mas iubeln benin nun bic aranaoIeu
tpie tleine &inber, benen man elm 5tid
Naf9Derf 3ugeporfen?
ueber bas fiiBe Wort pNGiuns"9 @s i'll
fir Die fran3Dfti9en S9IedmGuler zines ie=
ner 8onbons, bic fra9en, tDenu ma. fie aus
chamber retBt.
oils bor 5pei Wo9en bas grogramm Be-
tunnt gema9t tpurbe, bas man in 9eters=
burg fir ben @mpfang Saure's uufgeiteui
bate, 0a mar man in 8dris etipas perz
i9nupft, benin es entipra9 ni9t ben @rtpar=
tungen, pel6e Die SranaoIen on bsisn 8ez
fu9 g~efniipft batten. Die 6eite, bic 6errr
Saure geboten tperoen folten, tparen qenau
bieIeI6en, peI6e fir @iIbelm II. ~oeranfaItet
purben. Nun bate man in Sranfrei9, penr
Die Sran5oien feline foI9e Affen tpdren, itol7
barauf fein tDnnen, baB benz prGitbenteu
biefelben g6ren unb Obationen 3u She'll
perben IoGten, pie benz 9eutI9sn &aiIer
Sn Jruntrei6 lit man aber elmer iOI9en Obs
ieftiOitGt niGt fd6ig. Man but fi9, pie bi,
@iener Reue Sreie preffe gang ri9tig Be-
merit, an Der rufiii4en &aian3 gu febr Be-
rauf9t, UNI nii6tern urtbeisn gu t0nnen.
Wenn man Die Progrumme Der Seitlt9=
teiten berslei9t, psl9e fir 8uifer WiIbelm
unb fir ben Prdfioenten Suure Deranitaltei
tpOrOen finO, 10 iebeu ie ii9 ME Elm 81 BEN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-01
Kansas

Die 8eri9te, ipelde Die SotpnIbipzNTsFoz
rem BON &anias iebes Sa9r an ben Stadtsz
Tefretdr einf9iden, geben au9 bic geb0lte>
rungs5iffer IN.
Der Genius pon 1897 1T Der ~sufriebenz
itelenbte felt 5ebn Sabren, benin tpdbreno
bie5er gd15en Beriobe BADEN bic id6rli9en
8ert9te aumeiIt einen 8epDlferungsz8 erluit
ausgeipiefen.
Ser Staat 5GbGte i'm Sabre 1883 1873
552 @intpobner, bo9 f4on i'm Sabre 1891
mar bic gsb0lterungs5iffer auf 1,338,811
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Die barauffolgenz
BEN 5pei Sabre 1892 unb 1893 nieien gez
ringe 3una6men auf, bsnen aber iofort peis
tere 8erluite in 1894/95 foGgten; i'm Iebtgez
nannten sSa6r 1anf bic 8ebDlferung auf Is
334, 734. 9as mar bic niebrtgite 3iffsr,
bic in ben 3ebn Sabren errei9t tpirbe, benin
Der 8eri9t fir 1896 apeiit bereits cine, tpenn
au9 nur geringe, 3una6me bon Elm Puar
Sau1enb, i'm @an3en BON 1886, $50 auf, unb
in bieIem Sabre lit cine mertli9e 4ni9nel=
lung 3u per3ei9nen, Die 8ebOlferung tpirb
auf 1,366,789 angegeben.
Obglei9 audi biefe 3abl mod tpett binter
iener bon 1883 5uriidblei6t, 10 lit bo9 an5uz
ne6men, baB BON iebt an, bauptfGbli9 na9
Der guten Grnte bieies Sabres. Die 8ebDlfez
rrng tpieber raf9 4pa4fsn tptrb. Sa in ben
leBten SSabren btels 2eute aus &anfas in baS
bena6burte Colorado gesOgen iinb, nm bort
ibr Slid 5u berfuben, 10 tperben ipD6G Manz
6e BON ibnen, angsfi9ts Der 9uten @rnte
unb auf WunT9 BON 8erpanbten unb Sreunz
ben, in bie1em Sabre tpieber 5u ben gefIQtsn
5leif4tOpfen bon &anfus 8uridtebren.
&an1as bat in ben tBten 5ebn Sa6ren
f6ner 9%elitten; na9 benz 2anb=8ubm bec
8Oqer Sabre lit cine i9liu1me 8eattion ein<
%getreten, bic bur9 ben Weg8ug OieIer 2eute,
bic ii6 Der MtBernten tpegen ni9t ldnger
6alten ~fonnten, nod berI9drft purbe.
Die traurigsn 0tonOmii9en 3uItGnbe baz
ben bann audi nod ben 8opulismus %er3euqt,
Der polenbs auffraB, mas Die iieben mageren
Sabre nod iibrig g%elaf1en batten.
Nun f9eint aber cine it9tbore @enbung
sum 8eIern eingetreten gu fein unb mir 6ofz
fen, buB &anfas it4 niAt n1r BON ben bitz
teren @9GGgen erbOlen, lonbern in 3ufuuft
ee1unb unD trdfttg peiter entpideln perDe.