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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-17

Deutf9lanb Elm. Dr. Hanfe bate lei=
Der bas unsliid eebabt, unterpess
bnr4 einen llnfau Elm Muge gu berliez
rem. @on elmer eroben Nn5abl pbo=
tosrapbieen, bic Or. Meper unterpe9s
aufgenommen bat. finb bier einiee pie=
bergegeben, gu benen er als Grldutez
rune i9reibt:
Oes Sases 2ait unb Mrbeit lit por=
iiber. Na9 laneenl Marfd burh bic
8uf4fteppe, burh beren trodenes bo=
bes 8ras Die grobe Maultbierfardz
bane nur nit Miibe ii9 binburdarbei=
tet. pdbrenb eliibenbe 5onnenitrablen
bic &rdfte erlabmen, 1T enolid elm nit
fhOnem Walb1aum umeebenes 8d9=
lein errei1t, ipie gef9affen gum 2aserz
plab. galb iinb bic bierstg Sbiere
ibrer 2aiten befreit, unb munteres
2aaerleben entpideIt fi9 aaentbalben.
9lm 2aaerfeuer brobeln bic 3o9tDpfe,
unb faftise Gtiide frii9erlesten Mil=
bes braten am Spieb, unter ben bcben
8dumen fbaufeln bic 0dngematten,
uno bas serdumige 3slt, oas uns iie=
ben Monate lang beberbergte, 1T i'm
Nu in Elm gana traulides @ema4 ber=
panbelt. IuH bas 2aserleben bat
feline poeiie. Wenn mir nad Der
Mablaeit uns seniitbli9 um bas
fladernbe 2agerfeuer f9uarten unb
beim &reiien bes tleiaen &iirbiHes NIT
Baragudptbee, Der BON alien mittels
besielhen Sausrobrs eenofen tpirb.
uniere Sageserlebniiie beipraden,
pldne f4mieoeten uno Der 9eimatb
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-17
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uber benz Sbr aldtt abssI9nti.en urt
auf benz S9eitel ausrafirt. S,ions
bers i'm 5eItpub 5u Gmpfdnsen oosi
Sdnaen nit Seberi4mud sefront,
ieben bic Sdinsu Snbianer rcai
ftattlid aus. Sire Sdnoe, itet5 Grupz
rentdnae bon eieentbiimlid monotor
mem @eiang begleitet, biensn sar 8erz
herrliGuns beilimmter freub.eer Grs
eiani1e, zines bolenbcten 9dusbaus,
elmer reihsn grnte, zines erfoigreifer,
Tifdauses, bes 5eites Der OurGbobz
rung Der Ohrl0aer Der &inlsr u.
bergl. mebr.
Ginen eieentbiimli9en Nnblid ses
pdbrt Elm Sapari Sdnaer Der &az
mabura nit benz Wurfbrett unb Den
baau gebDrisen pfeilen, Die friiber eine
sefGbrlihe Waffe bilbeten, iebt aber.
burd ben 9osen berbrdnst, nur mod
il elmer Dirt bon Surnier nit San5
aebraudt tperben, su benz iiA mebrers
StGmme su1ammenftnben. Stets
fp:nmt BEL ben Sdnsen irsenbnelcbe,
Sdmud in Nnpenbune, febr bduIie
aber audi bic merfipiirbteen Sang:
masfen aus 9ol5 ober bemaltem @e.
fle1t pber @etpebe.
Wdbrenb Der feds Monote, bic BIZ
Expedition i'm Nue1aebiet besSdinel
arbeitete, lit cine Reibe gepgrapbii6cl
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-17

Gntbedunsen eena9t pprben; es
liesen audi BON aebn Stdmmsn senaue
antbropplosiide unb etbnologif9e
Nufaeidnuneen por, unb cine eroBe
etbnograpbiide Sammlung puroe
nad 9eutidlanb mitsebradt. Sm
Nuguit biefes Sabres pirb cine tpeitere
grpebition nad bem Sdingusebiet
aufbreden, um Die Nrbsiten bort fprtz
suieben. Oas 6auptaiel bilbet b:esz
NAL Der Yarancpuba, Elm nod unerz
fori6ter Rebenflub oes Sdinsl, al,
benz cine erobe gteibe mod sana unbes
FAINTER @tdmme tpobnen ion.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-17

tonsldule III Gbur ais uor5u9li9sr pbi.
loloae 9s,pirft bat.
csym Oorbt bsi Gdlpfen (Hern) Bat
Iib II, ieinem Bette glsildua yyoltber.
Danoelsmolin, pom WDblen. evibOHen.
2rantbeit unb @rblinonng iolen bas
Motiu au bieisr 9bat iein.
Sn Rieben bel Baiel 1T Or. 2ehrer
|S. s. Surbed i'm Utter BON 81 ssabren
aeltorben, Der baielbit felt 1859 unuu.
terbroaen 3ur beten 3ufriebenbeit aes
lpirtt bat. Giner ieiner S0bne 1T Der
lih Dr. SD. 5ourbed fdreibenoe Na.
tionalratb.
Sn DieBenboIen (8burgauD 1T nod
ihwerem 9eioen Der aud IN tueitetell
Greiien betannte Mpotbefer ssrieorih
Drummer i'm Mlter pon ~ Sabren ae=
ltorben.
Sn @ilobaus (Gt. 8allen) bat elm
Walobrano auf elmer Tldhe BON unee-
fdbr pier Settareu 5000 bis 1000 5tiid
ein= bis bunoertidbriae &othtannen
seritOrt.
Sis 8ersbelteiaunsen i'm Winter
lperoen fprtseebt. Nahoem oas Sdred=
born oil ein.n minterlihen 8eiud bat
alauben muiNsn. fam bic &eibe an bic
Oberaar.S Sod= 9iitte. Spbann &uii=
bah uno 2ebrer 6iIder aus @uttannen
madten ibr, nit norbilhen Sdnees
| i9uben perieben, Die Nuimartuna. Ser
|,Muffies BON Der 6rimiel aus nabm 8
Stunoen in Nniprud. Der Mbltiee oOrt=
bin blob A Stunben.
Oas Bunoes9eriht bat Die Gibaenol.
ienidait oerurtbeilt, an 6ran Mittwt
Suter our Yapiermiible bel Bern cine
gntibdoisune BON Gr. 1900 su Sah'
len fir Den Sbaoen. ben ,lie our1 o;t
GrploNon Der Yulperfabrlt Worblauier
im Sebrnar 1893 erlitten bat, mie aud
fir oen Minoermertb Der 2ieaeni6aIt.
Der einsetreten lit. ct.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-17
8 m 6 q ger.

cebadten, mir bdtten biefss SbDn nit
nihts bertauf9t. - Ge9s QDo9en
bauerte bic Wanberung bur9 bic
Steppe, bann mar Elm QuelIflub bes
@hingu, ber Satoba, errticbt, ban mir
nun binabfubren, ipdbrenb bic Raraz
name 5uriidblieb. Mus langen absez
feilten Hinbenitiiden tpurbsn Ganoes
berseiieut. biefelben i'm @eriit bur9
Geuer setrodnet, unb balb entipidelte
fid cine san5 itattlide Glottille auf
benz Jlub. MlIerbings ipurben an bic
Ninbenfahr5euse grobe Mnforbsrunz
gen geitelIt. Mebr aIs bunbert Waf=
ferfdlle unb Strom5hnelIen tparen 5u
paiiiren, in benen mir 3sbnmal G1iffz
brud erlebten unb pisl 2abuns berlo=
rem, bts mir na9 23tG9iger syabrt in
ben NDnuro e;nliefer, einen Gtrom
BON 300 bis 400 Wleter Breite. Dort
trafen mir bic eriten Snbianer. Bon
aller gultur tpeit entriidt. leben bic
6tGmme nod in gan3 bilupidlem 3u=
itanb, unb ben meijten BON ibnen lit
fogar bos giien unbetannt. Namentz
Ii6 fur bic GtbnOpfphologie 1T bus
Gtubimm bie{er Naturfinber bon
bDnfer Wi9tigfeit. sSn tin3elne @es
meinbsn gttrennt, fiibren lie IN ibren
D0rfern Elm bei6duli9es Dd{ein. Der
ndbe Club Iiefsrt tbnen gute Slide.
unb III benz NIT GteinbtiIen abgerobes
tsu malbiaii6 pflan5tn iif ManbiOids
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-17

bstra6tet feline 2eiltnrsen feineSneeS
als abeeIGloKen. Ioabesn MIR als
einen Sprtibritt ouf hem biShsr Bee
reits bon anberen bcarbeitsteg 0ebiet.
lin 10 erItaunlit;sr eri9eint cs, tpelh
ftarfe Getpeouro fir un5 oeaen Die err
iten MittbeiIungen ii5er G.denf's @ntz
bcdune in Der eansen G.lt. :lanentlih
in DeutI1lanb unb geIt.r.e tA berz
pprgerufen haben. WngereQt burA bic
8erliner r@iiIenidaftlihe gorrelpon=
bena", baben iih bic bebeutenbIten8er1
treter Der mebieirifhen WiflenI6uft
iiber @1ent's Gntbcduns eeduRsrt, 10
bic prpfsfpren @ir6ro. GufIcrop,
Mfitnf, Born, 9Fliiecr, gour, b. Min<
del Ii. a., bon bene11 eir1igs ft1on felbit
8erTuhe sur 2Dflna bcr Srdsc beige
lteuert baben. mG1renb 1i1 nanhe
bisIer 0elchrten febr niFfrailii9 iiber
bic MDolic9f.it elmer pillliirli1sn Be-
itimmure bes Geit9le9ts duberten,
tpie ia bas syehlihlaaen afler b;shert<
Gen @erfli6e benefit. bolten es anbere
fir monlia, bub bies tbatidhlih geS
lungen lit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-17

Dem Miensr prpfsHor Dr. GeDpol6
g. Gmenf III Is. ftiner eigtnen Be-
bouptung 5ufolge, geluneen. bic @s<
fnle9tsentipidling tiinftiger SnbibiS
buen i'm Wpraus 5u beitimmen unb
fiiniflih AZ beeinflufen. Wtdn 3dblt
fnon manhe ipertbpoue 5tubie in bit<
1er Mi9.uns, 70 bab bic Gntbedung
prof. Shenf's, beren Mertb bic Wiis
ienf9aft ern nod au beurtbeilen bdben
ipirb, nur Elm @lieb Der langen Rette
intere1Tanter Qtrbeiten perihiebener
Gorf1er bilbet. - sSSn einem grOBelen
@ert 5uiammensefaBt, seoentt prot.
Ghenf i'm 0erbIt bisfes sSabres feine
lln.erfuhungen Der gSisaer Mcabsfnie
su unterbre:tsn.
prof. Or. 2copplb 9. @dent lit Elm
llnear bon Gsburt unb itebt gegers
trdrtia i'm IS. lebsnsjabrs. glls proz
feFor Der Gnbrpolpeis an Der mebici<
niiden Sacul.dt berDffsn.! .!!sbte ct aabl~
reid, in bas Ge5;et Der Qlnatonlie,
pbpIiolpeie linD Wattsriolosie einS
fhlaeenhe bIunesn unb gr0bere
Werte; au6 trat er h,iebe.f fost ols pcz
puldrer S9riitielAr hcrDor. Gr ieIbf
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-17
prin3 @eorg.

henlanb betpirten ionte, iparen bsss
balb aud bon Dornberein ent{1Ioifsn,;
bic Mubammebaner Bel bie1sr @eIeaeas
belt fir ale 3eit gu pertreiben. @es|
lnnaen lit ihnen hics fre.lih ntht. N09
benz ssriebensfdluB apiiden Der Eiirs
tel unb @riehenldnb baben iie if9I
5tpar entidloGen, vborl6ufig4 1uf Ben
MnfHlub an Griehenlunb 81 ber3ids
ten, perlanaen absr cine ab{pIute uns
ubbdngisteit bon Der 1iirfei unb tDols
len beren Dberberrfhdft nlir nod rein
formen meter btjteben laifen.
Die Sniel fol bssbalb einen @eues
ral Oouperneur erbdlten, Der Dpii
ben GroBmdhten borgefdldgtn unb
bon benz Sultan beitdtigt pirb. nun
bat Gar Nifolaus ben prin3en @eorg
BON @rienenlanb, ben am IL. GA. j
Suni 1869 geborenen 3tpeittn @obn
bes R0nigs @eprg I. bon @rie9fnIdnb.
ais General Gouperneur III NpTs
inlua gebruht unb be{tsbt, aIItn MI
beriprii6en bes Gultdns 3am 9ro
ouf bejftn 8eIfdtiaun0. I
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-17

DurseIn, bic tin febr fabrhoftss aro<
bss Mlebl geben. sSn ben grobsn,
fdnberen. aus oolseeriiit unb StrO4s
tslae ssfsrtistsn oiitten. bic risiissn
9ienent0rbtn gleihtn, lsben itetz
irebrere Gamilien 5ufommen; grnpe
pentpei5e iinb bic 9dngematten uusses
fpannt, Bel benen itets ein fleines
sSeuer fladert. Gs finb oft prdAlis
aeipadisne Menlfen nit gans efcln
3iisen, namentlid be Mdnner, BRETT
Ihulterig unb mustulDs, be elatts
ben bronseforbene 9dut bduFis nj
fanitpollen Malereisn bebedt prsr ne
nigItsns nit rotber oliser Tarhe elm
gerieoen, bas fdliatc fdparos 9aar
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-17
9ie 0mmoer Der WiEcmiHaIt.
2unernleiben umb S@minbin9t fOn>
nen acbeilt tperhem.
gtn berabmter Weiu 9nrter Gbemifer anb Gelebrter
mabt unjereu eeiern Elm freies ansetst.

meWt unteteu SelerH etn tteteb uuHebcfs
Ser beriibmte @bemifer, s. u. elo-
cum BON 9e,n Yort @itp. betpeist bic
gntoedun9 zines iihern 9eilmittels se.
gen Sdminoiudt (2unsen 3ubereulo=
Es), Bronchitis, Sun9em= uno 8ruiilei-
ben, bartndfiser 6ulten, @atarrb, al=
eemeine Mbmagernng un0 Shwdde,
Werlut BON Ileiib uno aae llebel, un=
ter oensn Die Meniben binlisden, ba=
burd, oab sr ieoem Seller sieles Slattes,
Der oaiiir anfraat. frei brei 6laiden
GeDe nit elmer beionoern Meoi5in) ieinsr
neuen @ntoedung sulenoet.
! Seine rileue tpiiienihaft ftlihe gebano=
lung" bat Sauienoe bauerno eebeilt,
ourd beren re6tseiti9en 8ebrau6 uno
er betra6tet es als leine profeiiipnelle
pHidt, Der leibenoen Wenidheit cine
probe ieiner unfehlbaren Sur su seben.
Die Wiiienihaft entbillt uns tdslib
neue @unoer uno oieier arObe Gbemilt.
Der Sabre lang ssouloi9 erperimentirt.
bot &eIultate ersielt, Die 10 pobltbdtig
limb ipie ir9eno et,pas. oas elm anberer
8snius aeleiItet. Seine Yebauptuns,
oaB eunsenleioen uno Sdwinoiudt IN
iebem 9lima beilbar iinb, miro in iei=
iem 2aboratorium .hier uno in europa
in Sauieneen BON Yriefen beltdti9t.
Sie gefiirbtete S1minoiuht. menn
ni6t aelf0rt, beoeutet baloiaen uuo H.
1ern Sob.
Wlan idreibe an 8. u. Slocum, W.
s.. 90 pine ST., Seem Sort, nit ge=
nal,er Nngabe bon poit= uno @rpreB=
Office uno Die Yrobe flaiben meroen bon
ieinem Qabnratprium frei perianot.
2eioeuoe iolltsn iofort bon oieleln IL
beralsn 9lnerbieten @ebrau1 MAIDEN.
Wlan made oen Oottor in Den Yrie=
fen oarauf auimertiam, oab nan b,eie
Nn5elge i'm ~Seobahter" seleien.
3m 9ooc eebriibt.
Muf cine i6redli1e @eiie fam oieier
Gage I'M Srrenaipl su 9oleoo, o., Der
ebemaliae 5driftieBer Grant Grnlfbau-
len um's 2eben. 9erielbe mar ppas
ftdnoia geldbmt uno einem Der Mdrter
ullroe Der 9luftrag se9eben, i'm All ba.
ben. Statt oieien Mnftrag ielblt aus.
sufiibren. be9niiate er lih oamit. ben
patienten in Die Yaoemanne Ihaifen all
lalien. lporallf er Siuei SrrIinnieen osl1
/, Nuftrag aab, bas Weitere Al btiorgell.
! Die tbaten oies aud. leioer IN iorel
Weiie.
Sn Der folaenoen Nadt wuroe ent.
oedt. oaB grnitbauien i'm Sterbeu Lao
uno cine llnteruhung ergah, oaB er an
aanaen G0rper perbriibt mar. Seiu
&iifen iuar beinabe eefoht, ,uas babe,
riibrte, oab Die sipei Srriinniaen aus.
ihlieblih bas belize gDaler anaeoreh,
batten. Ser unaliidli1e lebte nur nod
uenige stunben. Ser betreiienoe Wdr.
ter, Elm alter Soloat aus Dem Metel.
lionsfrieae, 1T bereits entlalien. grnif.
bauier tuar Elm engliider Seber Dor
beutider Nbitammung, etrpa As Sabr,
alt, unb binter!dbt cine Grau uno stpej
Rinber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-17
Sic 2agc in &sstn.

Der MufEtaab in &rsta fat bic ge=
tpp6ner bieier sSniel elmer bollitdnbisen
Nrar9ie iiberlisfert unb biele bat BET
Der ltnhilbune Der GretenIsr unb Der
Sii[le bon religiDiem Sanatismus, Der
in iGnen lobert. pie trauriaften syolaen
sebabt. gDie iiberan i'm Orient bilbet
aud ir &reta bas bic GinSelnen perz
btnbenbe 8anb ni3t bic Nationalitdt,.
fonbern Die Meliaion. 9lur bic gbriS
ften refp. bic Wubammebaner betrah<
ten fi1 untereinanber als sufammen=
eehDrig, unb bas 8etpubtiein gemein=
famer ariedif9er Mbfammuna ipirft
auf BEN sesenieitieen 9ab nidt ettpa
milbernb, ionbern nur nod idiirenb.
Die benz Gbriftentbum treu gebliebenen
&retenfer fDnnen es ibren nubnlnme>
banifhen 8olfssenoHen nidt peraeiz
ben, baB ibre 8orfabren ii1 einit un<
ter benz fur9tbaren Druid Der 9iirfen
beipegen lieben, ibren 0lauben aufau=-
geben. Oie grdser Der Mepolution.
bic ben Mnidlub Der Snfel an @ries.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-17
0atttOrnia'S Der0Ortene Tran.
bcnrrftfr

Der biesidbrige fbeilpeie WerIaft an Der Traubeu.
sinss u Goi9e pom RsgsngniIen mtrb auf insbr aIs
SIWGOOO eersd9net ueberau I'M n5rblitbem Ibee
troifen tporbsn, nnb bet Gradtperian6t nad5 BEN,
Enen st BEN eHttpredenb 9ering Wenialttus Gin
yerisi per grne 1T peroren. Das 1T pa6r; In aIri.
1er 9Deiie aber aud bic Gbatiane baB be perlcTene
uno f4Diuoembe Rraft Der Gdipodem unb WerpSisn
Dnr@ DEN anbaifeHben. ipltenatifden Gebrandb bes
QroBeu natlonalen 8sIfbuugSmiftelS 0pffftters
Ut09encitters spieoer .bergeffellt Eerbeu {ann &c
srneaert be cponnfrait n9b barmcniide qhdfioFeit
nss WdaeHs 6er Ieber unb Der T6rme, tpirff eiutr
Nsi9nng 5n Nbeuinatismns nmb Nierenbeidbrsrben
sIl0cpltnoe aranfbei ibren WerInnf aebobt III 6ee.
!na9 off eMgiuerig unb 3etframben6 Sic Wiebsrner.
IsRaag uiso aesr rauBsrorosntli Dnr be Mnpsnbnns
gno etm gei6Wd4ten @6rper erneute 6reif srritIbt
a sx ssssaa,as .s, Won por btn @sab5een 4a brIbas
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-17

Die gr0bte 5enbung Glfsnbein. bic
bis jebt bon 3an5ibar Derihidt tporbsn
lit, finbet iin in unferm 9ilbe ipiebsr.
geaeben. sic tpurbe burh 'bus @egel=
ldiff .Mabeira" nod Mben gsfiibrt,
um bon bort ndh Rep Yorf bsf0rbert
su iperben. Gs paren i'm Gon3en 355
prddiiae GtoBsdbne i'm @etpicbt bon
%, ,307 pfunb (enelifA). I'M Meribc
auf niht ipkniger als 1890 pfunb
Gttrling ($66,500) sefddBt. Dis
Tirrnu, Sic iin bieie foitbare Gsrnunq
ftherte, mar bic bon Mrnolb, GDsgep
81 ~. y. 9lsip gprt.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-04-21
These two words emphasize a neces

These two words emphasize a neces-
sity and indicate a remedy.
SPRING the season when the blood is
most impure as result of the win
ter's closer confinement, higher liv-
ing, slower action of the kidneys
and liver; when humors of all kinds,
boils, pimples and eruptions are
most liable to appear; when the
weak, languid condition of the whole
bodily structure demands and well
comes help.
MEDICINE - that to which the millions
turn at this season-Hood's Sarsapa-
rilla. The original and only prep
aration especially adapted to the
present needs of the human family !;
that which makes the blood pure and
clean, as shown by its thousands of
wonderful cures of dreadful blood
diseases; creates an appetite and
cures dyspepsia, as shown by its
g magic touch" in all stomach trou-
bles; steadies and strengthens the
nerves, as proved by people for
merly nervous, now calm and self
possessed, thanks to
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-04-21

Roy Hale made his customary visit
to Racine Sunday.
Miss Bessie Eppler spent Sunday
with friends in Racine.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Burg spent Sun
day with friends in Chicago.
Walter Cook and Jos. Wilkie spent
Sunday with Racine friends.
Ell. J. Weiheimer spent Sunday with
his wife and son in Chicago.
F. II. Truax and wife spent Sunday
with friends in Harvard, I'll.
Mrs. Kearns and Miss Bein spent
Sunday with friends i'll Racine.
Miss Mary Rice attended the mill
tary ball in Racine Monday night.
Miss Crane, of Fort Atkinson, Wis j,
spent Sunday with Mrs. G. ii. Hurd.
Jay Heidbrink, of Racine, spent Sun
day with his sister, Mrs. j. Cleveland
Mrs. F. Fl. Tuttle and Miss Avery
have gone to Chicago for short visit.
D. E. Kennedy, of Chicago, transact
ed business in Kenosha Monday night.
J. W. Terrell, of Madison, is spend
ing few days with friends in Kenosha.
Will Quarles, of Milwaukee, spent
Sunday with the family of b. l.. Grant.
F. Lewis, of Grand Rapids, Mich, is
spending a few days with friends in
Kenosha.
Fred Schroeder was in Racine Mon
day evening attending the great mill
tary ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Glow, of Chi
cago, spent Sunday with friends in
Kenosha.
The Imperirl Band are arranging to
give a May dance on May I'd at CO.
lumbia Hall.
E.O. Splllman and Louis 7eoman
spent Sunday at Mr.. Yeoman's home
in Waukegan.
The marriage of Miss Kittie Burns
and Bernard Kennedy will occur on
Tuesday, April 70.
Miss Maggie Miller, of this city, is
reported very i'll at the home OF DR..
Meacham in Racine.
Mrs. Hempstad, of Evanston, is
IL
spending few days with her mother,
Mrs. Ezra Simmons.
Peter Jensen has returned home
after a weeks visit with friends and
relatives in Chicago.
Mrs. J. II. Kimball has returned
home after a short visit with her
daughter in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Brown, of Chi
cago, spent Sunday with friends and
relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Brasie have
issued invitations for the celebration OF
their terth Wedding anniversary next
Monday.
The young ladies of Racine are very
patriotic. Last night they presented
the military company with beautiful
silk flag.
The marriage of Miss Josephine
T..vlor and George G. Ringhold, both
of Chicago, occurred in Kenosha on
Monday evening.
Hear Prof. Thos. Seward in his cor
net solo and Mr.. Dryer in his clarionet
solo at the Congregational church
Thursday evening.
Wirth's dancing school held very
delightful session at Simmons hall
Monday night. About fifty couples
were in attendance.
Remember the art exhibition and
sale at the Congregational church
Thursday evening. The sale will open
at seven thirty o'clock. First come
first served. After a short reception a
program of music and " living pictures"
Will be given. Admission, % cents.
Waukegan suffered a $500 fire last
Saturday night. A Kenosha man who
saw the fire says that it was strange
that the whole town did not burn, as
the fire department of our neighboring
city failed to reach the fire until half
an hour after the alarm had been
turned in.
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Only those who have been relieved
of great suffering can fully appreciate
the gratitude with which the testi-
monials overflow written in favor of
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-04-21
THURSDAY, APRIL 81.
Aid. German was a Milwaukee visito

Sunday.
Charles Meyers spent Sunday with
Racine friends.
George La Marsh spent Sunday with
friends in Racine.
Will Schroeder spent Sunday with
friends in Chicago.
The Llppert brothers made triplet
run to Racine Sunday.
Harry Redeker, of Chicago, spent
Sunday with his parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Burg and son
visited relatives in Racine Sunday.
Ralph Birr, of Milwaukee, is making
short visit with Kenosha friends
Miss Florence Rice spent Sunday
with friends and relatives in Chicago.
Hon. Joseph Quarles, Of Milwaukee,
visited Kenosha friends Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. Eleanor Marshall, of Milwau-
kee, spent Monday with Miss Tessie
Helt.
G. M. Young, of Joliet, spent Sunday
with his wife and other friends in Ke-
nosha.
Carlton PrunUy, of Winetka, spent
Sunday with friends and relatives in
KenOsha.
Miss Emma Shirley spent Sunday
with friends and relatives in South
Milwaukee.
Charles Garst, of Chicago, spent
Sunday with Mr.. ard Mrs. Clifton
Garst in this city.
One of the children of Albert Smith,
who lives at the corner of Lyman
avenue and JENNIE street, is suffering
from scarlet fever.
Alix Anderson entertained a number
of friends at cinch Saturday night, in
honor of his twentieth birthday. All
present report very pleasant time.
T. ". Bohle spent few days during
the past week with the families al
Henry and Jacob LANCE, in Pleasant
Prairie.
Refreshments will be served without
extra charge at the entertainment to
be given in the Congregational church
Thursday evening next.
The KenOsha Athletics have made
the division of the money received from
the series of games played with Racine,
v,lovor rnooivo6
Father John English, of Omaha,
Neb., who has been visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas English,
for the past week returned to his home
Sunday.
The University of Wisconsin base
ball team defeated Northwestern Uni
versity Saturday by a score of 10 to g.
The charges of professionalism pre-
ferred against the Wisconsin team
have all been removed.
Another shake up of the business
houses on Main street is announced
F. Fl. Lyman will vacate his present
location on May LIST and remove to a
building on Market street at the real
Rf Hackley's drug store, where he will
xTTemain until a permanent location can
q bksecured
: /Tbe music lovers of Kenosha and
/Wicj6fty are delighted to know that the
u K4flosha Mannerchor have decided tC
I give AgEand concert May 18th. Some
/thirA d6jdedly out of the ordinary is
4 pYonNssZ/for this occasion, as Prof
AQJVH &ed his chorus of Kenosha'S
St AaG7oices have been working
nar8AlF~inten and we all know what
in the music
W is sure@ bgthe very best.
M Some 6Sne1 t6rew a large stone
NthE0Rgho theS sFy< light at Brown &
= achro6der's ogall9EyrApnday afternoon
M. sschroade1/wasOworkiu in the
opefatins EooE Ohe< Dime and had a
pssroxSs6aye from bsng, struck with
s6e sE0nS. /IfIs Perpetrators Of the
ssSud G aSs f s mt @ Of the be
) lfsS sueee~ dee6s Of Tndksm are
q @few 6feestssNoHa DIT a40A it.
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Matt Scholey spent Tuesday evening
with Racine friends.
Alec. Huck spent Tuesday evening
with friends in Racine.
Mrs. 81. F. Jordan spent Tuesday
with friends in Waukegan.
Miss Blanche Price, former student
of Kemper Hall, has re- entered the in
stitutiOn.
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ached terribly, my head ached SO severely
at times Thought would be crazy. AT
times I would be weak and think was
going to faint; every object in the room
would seem to be turning around. Itook
medicines, but they left me as bad as ever.
One day my husband overheard someone
Speaking about Hoods
Sarsaparilla, and he thought he would
buy me bottle and let me try it. be-
gan to take Hoods Sarsaparilla and before
had finished one bottle began to feel
much better. After taking seven bottles
l was entirely cured. All that tired feel
ing is gone, can eat and sleep well, my
face is clear from pimples and my blood
rich and pure. My strength and health
are restored. My head is free from pain.
Hoods SarsaparilIa cured me-" Mrs. B.
M. JARDoT, Baraboo, Wis.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is
The Medicine For You
Because of what it has done for others;
because you ought this spring to take
that which will do you the most good.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

At Madison on Monday evening &C.
Cured the marriage of Arthur Scheme
berger of Kenosha and Miss Singer of
Madison. The ceremony was per
formed at the home of the brides
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Scheneberger returned
home Tuesday night and will make
their future home ia this city.
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&c. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass:
''I was taken sick with typhoid fever
and it left me in bad condition, weak,
tired, no appetite, could not sleep, my face
was all covered with pimples, my bones