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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-02-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. +. Yates spent last
Sunday in Kansas City.
Mise Jetiie Wilkinson of Chicago, who
is visiting her brother.
Mr.. Porter King of Friend, spent Sun
day with M. Jno. Dudgeon.
The Cotillion club has postponed its
next meeting until February 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Winger, and Miss
Stoddard gave musicale on Friday eve.
ming.
A masked ball was given on Tuesday
night by the Sons and Daughters of
Protection.
Mre. G. E. Latchaw has gone to Kan
cas- city to study the mandolin with
Prof. Yoien.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Raymond enter.
tanned few friends at whist Wednls-
day evening.
Misses Gertrude and Frances Marsh
land will entertain their friends Satur.
day afternoon.
Miss Mamie Hartley who has been
attending the Cincinnati art school re.
turned this week.
Mrs. Harwood and Miss Harwood are
at hone to a large number OF their
friends this afternoon.
The Ladies' Faculty club Of the Uni
versity will give a reception to faculty
and students this evening.
The L. A. G. +. kensington club was
very delightfully."- entertained by Mrs. G.
Fawell 1hursday afternoon.
Mr.. T. c. Jarvis of Council Bluffs, re-
turned to his home Thursday, after
spending the forepart of the week here.
Mr.. Phil Russell and Mr.. E. r. Daven-
port have completed their work at the
university and will return to their homes
in Omaha.
Mr.. F. W. Brown is in New Orleans
attending the Lumberman's meeting.
He will visit other southern points be.
fore returning.
The Castleman club will give "Ho-
ganis A LEY ball Thursday nightthe 10th,
in the L. L. /. hall. Hereafter, their balls
will be given on Thursday evenings in
stead o: Wednesday.
Mrs. G. M. Lambertson gave an ele-
CANT luncheon for ten ladies Saturday
at l o'clock. The guests were seated at
the round table which was tastefully
adorned with violete, hyacinths and
ferns.
The La Vita whist club met Thursday
evening OF this week with Mr.. and Mre.
ID. Davis. There were six tables Of
players, and the evening was an unusual.
ly delightful one. Only members of the
club were present.
Tuesday evening at the Windsor hotel
the new Union Veterans union was
given reception by the Farragut and
Appomatox relief corps. A large num-
Der were present and thoroughly enjoy
e1 the music and addresses.
Mre. j. W. Macdonald gave a box
party Monday evening for Mrs and Miss
Turner Of Muncie, Ind. Those making
up the party we're Mrs. and Mics Turn
er, Mrs. B,llantine OF Omaha, Mr.. and
Mre. Leonard, Mr.. Coffretb, Mre. Mac
Dsnald and her sister Miss Regina.
Mrs. VI. A. Rankins gave kensipR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-22
,3cnc 9!nlri6c all 9uBlanO.

0oibinQton, ,. s, q. 0e3.
- Sm Sta1ts : 9spurtsmsnt peiB
man Ri6ts Don Der anqe6Lif, our6
ben aRtritariIten 9iI6GTtstrGqer
9ierce in Petersburg 9ema6tsn OFz
Fsrts, 6etrdftI;fe 9oIten ruiiiihsr
8oros ourh oo5 SO;ns SAnOitat gu
placiren. U}an nimmt an. baB pann
Ger @sIddTt5trdQ:r eins Iolhs OfFerz
ts nirtlif Qama6t Fat, er na9 ben iEm
ertGsiIten anqemsin;n SnItrpttiorsn
Ganoe.ts, feline 8s,e9anE&it gu osrfGuz
men, I'm amerjtunjIde 5inaa3z uno
61noel8 3ron5att;onsn in RuB.uno
gu F0roern. lls6er oiei2n 8untt fam
bic umsr;taniIfe Ra9ierung o2rfa7z
IungsmGB:Q nift t;nous ge6ea, pia
1s6r iie aub Qensiat isir mag, Tib Oaz
fir runf6ar Gil 3ejQ:n, buB RuBlano
Dor me6rersn sSa6ren Der Qmeritaniz
ffpen Reg:erunq $2C0,OG0,OC0 in unz
Qeprd9Eem 8olOe on6ot, I'M Dem
S6aBamte Der Ser. Stauten IN feiz
rer perneint.;6an 8oloparlagenEait
untsr Die 2lrma 3u Qreifsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-22

nsr 9ei4luB paros ar9snommen,
pelAer Den 9rGIiosnten srih6t, Dem
Senate mit3ut6eilen, ob Die Regierun8
dpt6;ntiIf: 9}otrjGt iitar 81: Nuts
flung Der G!r. Staaten con G:r:ralz
2<merjto Eat.
9anisl (9a.) rief groctor's 8ez
I6luB sur Grnennurg zines Spa3idlz
Gcmjte'5, ntI8es rl1 Suto reiien Il.
Die oorti9en g2rbGI,niIfs untsrIu1en
ioa, auf, 6aIs CMe) opponirte Dem
8eIGIuiIe outs g{eu2, uno e geIdng
iFm abermalS, Die GrpGguRg oeii2,ben
3u bintartraibsn.
I'm 1.25 ging oar Ssn1t in @retuz
tio : SiBuml unb e;n2 8tsrtelitunoe
ipdter srfolgte 8ertagun3 Bis gum 4.
Sanuar.
S m 3eprGientuntsn6uufe
6sri6tets 0snoerTon (3ap., Sa.) Den
8aiis2'T6an 8eI6luB, .psl6Hr oas gu
Iti5 Gomiie in7truirt, 3u unterIahen,
ob ojsjeni9en 3tprdIent1nten, pe.te
Dd6rsno Oss &risges nit Spanien
Offf3iers @atents acceptirtan, 5i.r~
oura n:dt fire 2lnIpriifs auf i5re
Site psrloren b16;n. Die be:raffen=
oen 8sprGisntlnten Iino: 033al2r
(0sm., 2la), Golion (Rep., &pD,
Ro66in5 (Rep., Ya.) uno Gamp6elI
(1em., Sus.). &einsr osrielben mar
in Der feutigen SiBung Ds5 5oui.s gu
qaJen.
0a5 5uus perrihtste luBeroGm
nur nod einiq, Routinegeitdfte unO
osril9Ie Tjb tur3 na6 l llbr Bis gum 4.
Sdnudr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-22
2sermanents AusaeGuttg
einDrinlil0en G5obrifoten.
lie 6trren lGcpbi & Scneius fdbrtiireH ale
Enbtrmaartn, mcldrs iTs pertaufen.

ged6rcRo @altuorcr Gjtf6dftslcutc nic W6gIibs
lett elmer 2lusi;clUHg oou ciUhcimiidtu 9roouien
in GrrdGUU9 iiebsn, 1T e rGtbiGm Uou elmer Oers
aytiqtu pcrmcusHttH ausrtIUUg cIubcIuul5T Ta=
brltdts lDt iolbt uuttr o,r 2eituHO ore s9Ursu
&G,obi & Icufirs, Den SiIbridmcDm IN gtr. DO
3cros6bGyIsssS sStrabr, bcicbt, uab,rt GiUf6t III
Gsbusu. Eia 5jIma iabriijrt icoes BON lbr IN ben
SlnOcl 2cbrod!e S:iid, nrsm hs BEN 8ohsgullIou
999ilO00 i,in, fault uuo OufcIbs ju 925lO00 Stsrs
ling ldUtcrt, 3U lucld)tr GatIO Cs IN Dem icrtig
oeicnttn Nrttc cridciut. Gt 0tnriaoea BON
prddti8su 5utOug, in Dslbt StuiiuIs Silbcr In
OcH @OHoW eucs Qtitidisu Silbtribmieots o'rors
5:i:;t utrocu fam, uuo bic por5i9ibtu SeiNns,
nit o,utn 0iCieIbCu ben BEN GiitlircrH Gc4midt
ueUotu touucu iHO bsrnOrrGosu0 IN Oeren auss
telling BON 5aie=, Soilctteu= NM Sdre5tits
8rdt6u iGuitrirt 9ie Gabvif bciiuott Tb init
ben @ustcluEQ srdumCU in Otmitlbu Bcbau0t unO
lit tets fir @riudcr gtpfiuet. &tOcs UOn ibn,u
Osrfauite Stid SilbtrlUuorc trdct btrcu Hamtu uuo
@auocsmcrts - oug Stladteu=WOUUmcut - cine
rci;crc @araHtit fir oas Sal.jmorrr Nrooutt. Die
GunOcu Der 5Irma btjGlisu BEN 6a5yifsQrcts uuD
svlporcu ben QrOfit ocs ,3nji1CHhanfICrs. 9dl=
timore miro 0abribtinljb cine 4Usi!eIlurg eiubtis
mi1cr QroOuitc svbaltsu uuO ipar cine iolbe,
Ucldt Der Stoot lur Gtre 0CrtiGt; bod btpor F6
oicie SOes pcrDirf;jt fuo bic Sterliug=SiIbr=
g2oarcn Der oerreu Sucpbi & ScutjU5 iu elmer psrs
mOn:nten @ustcuuu1 osrciuiot, CiT geiiplrl BON
Der S;iituHg abiQicit bicTQcr RitHfltr licftrHO.
Die Tirmd otrausQab: eiu,U itbr ibOusu Rotd!rs,
ipt!6cr auf 9crlougsu oCrabio!at ipigO.
(JloU 23,tu.Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-22

riI6e 2(rlr1iitsr tsa5iift.etcr, 7e5r
b,itimmt auFtraterosn 8arU6t,r gu
Fo.Ce. Die ggi6.iiIe DIR in Rom dbge=
bauanm }lrti 2lr1-tiiten= Gonfer2r5
nit eirtm 2(ttsrtdt auT Die 80nigjn
por ErQ.aro, narn oiei2l5s p,@oer in
Gimie3 an Der Ri0;2rl p,jlt, }u bsdGtz
lporttr. Die 9olj35i triffi umfdNenoe
0}lBrageln gum SHuB Osr t0nJgiih:n
WoFrunQ UEO .dr95 Der Qdr32r Ri5
p.ero. Dch teitritt osr Boli3sj=Gcn=
mii7Gr in 9}i33a tirsm @erTreer otr
4r,ii2 999erI6er, iraero EtDas ijber
elm iolt3s Gomp.ot gu lpi6Sn.
Syn Hom nuroa Q5itern nd5 Protoz
fol- o3r 2lr.i 2lrdrbiiter Gonferen3
unter32icbnet.
g}t6t betGtigt.
Qorbon, q. 023. - Die aeitri9e
l}aarjM ij6er bic ErploIion Gne5Pul=
Der z 0}ogu5jns NATE 6ong SbOm,
@h;nu, oIrh pild,a 5000 6ineiiidH
So,0atsn gct0otat porosn Iejn 5Outen,
lit Ic.Da.t obrs 9sTtdticurg.
GrQtif 6e Giierirou=
itritIle 6eunru6tqt.
QprDOn, q. De3. - GiIerpdus
renz5Tirmen IN 9irmirq6um, S6eFz
fielO unD i'm U}iOlanozOiitritt Iino De-
urrubi9t negen DIR ToIaer, pslf)s Die
2(HnettjrurQ Der Bbilippinen, DDn
Gu5d uro Yorto Rjco ourh Die Der.
StuuteH fir fie bacon t0nren. sic
trej6er ourh &ermitt,lunq IpdniI6ar
6GuItr bort lebblften 6lnoel. ,Sn Der
beDorIttbsnoen SiBurq Der persinigten
6aroal5tdmmern in 2oroon ipQ be-
drtraQt perDer, Qoro Salisbury 81
er7utsn. nit ben Der. Staatan in
llr5trbanolunq gu treten, oamtt brtti=
T6s Buapen II. BroOutta in Den neuen
dmertdnjiH,n 9aiiBur9en ni6t Oiis
fererttalubQaben gu trogen baben.
Der 6tI03uQ i'm Cuban.
Gairp, q. Oe}em6er. - 9oro
Ritt2rer trifft 8or53rtjtur0sn iuc
Ero1.rurQ Der rct in DEN 6Groen Der
WaoaiIten 5efiroChan IGsile oes Su=
oln's. Ra6 Gen I,Bt,r Hahrjbtn
6lf1ro 7it rex &tlliT in Dur5or. mi.z
ter in Der dfritlriIGar Uijite, etDl
1000 U}si.1n peIt,iG pom ytil .0;tr
uno IN &orOoTar, e5riGe turosrt Wi.iz
len 0It.td> S2rrIft Cr nDd2. 6ilr ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-22
WnjOr q}crrD's Yrotcit.

'U&ainED'5 2ttlanta'sr &a;Ie Iinpat
Mot Sic 9iuiaan8 oe5 .0rr. U}az
jors. - 0srjs,6s .isbt 5par bic
fjjo,;hsn griic<r, 1Qsin IS lit I'M
mer Gin llnteyi6:so 3nHt:n osn
8sttsra Der ilaicr. uno Oenieni=
gen, n2lAs lie 0ern;hten pOQttn.
6omerDiIIe, MaT.. q. 023.
- N(ajor u. y. GaryD, D2it9,ieo oe5
y0;Qaro s. &in5.sn 9oItcn5 y2r.
139" Ter nSroBen Qrmss tsr 3@puz
5lif," 6ut an oje Qauanr.e 8starduenz
2iToc;2t;on ejnen Er;eF 9erittet. por.n
er aia ncAorUdlih2s 92yoanmun35z
urttsjl ij6er c.H 3he;l Der DON BrGiiz
cent 0Ic&irlsp in 2llantl, ga, gez
6a,!enSn 81oe au5ipritt, Dprin geIo3t
mar. e iei fir Die 8un0s5rsgierung
1n9eneiIer, 6ei Der 2yafau06a.tun8
Ger 8r05er pcn Sol0atsn Der eiaIt:gen
Ntmea Ger GonfGoarir.&n 4:;6iiIfa 3u
lejIten. G5 GstBt in Dem Yerr9ihen
3r;ais Il. N.:
r8ieueibt 1T IS 6eiisr fijr mid, lpez
ntgFens cine 3eit lon3 BON Den 9srz
Iamm-unQ5H Der y8rcbsn 4rms2 Der
3spu6lit" fern gu blsj6sn, bis i8 mid
pcr Dem ShI3q ;r6o,t babe, Den mir
bic 2lu5,aTunQsn oe5 8rdIiotnt&nWlcs
&;ntsp in 2lt.anta DerIeBt 6a6sn. Sd
BIN Dem SUcer uno Ieinem 8O.te auTz
ri4ti9 3u9asGan uno g}emano lit
mG5r erfreut, a,5 ih, ii5er oa5 irpOz
Iante, ougA osn &rjsQ nit Spuniin
cerurllaBta SfuuIp;el eines pieDer eiz
n:gcn 2anoss; absr :t tann MID 6i3
jeBt nift I'll Dem 8lau6en duTrafFGn,
CAB IS 0ie Bfliht Der glation iein ioQ,
oan 9rG5srr 9erer. rp&.fe Die Union
gu 5srIi0rsn DeriuftGen, Ois!el6e Qufz
msrEumtSit 3u iferten, ME cen Ru=
beitGtifn Oerer. Die fUr Die Gr6dltung
Der Union qsiior6en iinO. 9oit 6ez
pQ6rs mid oapor, DaB mejns Q;ppsn
doer mejnsr 6eDRr ein 0ort s1tI6jjpTz
te, poourh Die truurigen Grirnerunz
gen Der 8srQanQenteit p;eoer berauFs
.be51porar parofn. &nmmen mir I'M
ieren 8rii0ern i'm Suoen nit mariner
uno ouTr;ttjqsr 2isbe tntgs8en. o5er
MAIDEN mir un5 ts;ner Gambling ituIz
oig uno 6iQiQen mir tsine qo,itit, aus
pel4er tiinftiQe generafjonan I9lisz
Zen t0nlttn, oaB Die QroBs ameritoniz
f6s 3spu6lif m Den ShluBja6ren 0s5
19. 2{a6rbuaoerts 10 6l;no geporosn
lei, oab lie teinsn llnterT6ieo msFr 81
MAIDEN bsrItono 3pii4.n i6ren glstz
tern uno 0;nen. pel6e iie 3erItOren
trpQtsr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-22
SurIblag CUR Ycuiiunirnug Gunins
OerirtCr.

@B 4 / 6tngton, ,. g., q. 9a3.
- Senator Butler (G,m., q. g.
tiinoigte an, Elm 2(manosmsrt gum
Peniions z8sieB ejnbrirg2n gu pollen,
oem3ufOI9a lsBtere5 ouh aui 9eteraz
ran DER ccqlT0Serirt&n 2(rmta aussez
ot6rt paroar icQ. Cant Dem 2lmeas
O2ment IoQen niht nur inpalioe 8,tez
ran2n Oar iitoIjhGn 2!rmea, IonDern
aud 0i,lrsn, 8;noer uno ionit,9. ar
NE 2tnQe30ris, o,rit.6;n, a3enIo 2a3os
rc.5 BGr.2r ETC, 81 BsrIion5u BE-
rat!i8t Icin, pann Tts ibra 6e3jiglih,n
Nnipriit, 5IUaiTen tGnnSn. 2}n Der
6etrafFsnosn Sill iou aIf rijtitGnoiQe
4erIioren niht reTlittirt merosn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-22
Sm GungrrB.

Die 6atpaii 8iG i'm Senat e;n6ss
ri4tst. - Sine l1nteriutun9 iiber
bic SiBbereati9ung Der Reprdienz
tanben, petde Offt3iers 4otente
onno6men, angeorOnet.
Wuf6ington, ,. g., q. Deg.
- Sm Genat 6eri4tete GuQom (5QD
i'm Rumen oes Gomits's fir lusDGrz
tige 8e3ie6ungan, bic 8iG CUR GtnIe=
bung elmer Regierung fir 9apaii Elm.
G6anbler (R. S. unterbreItete Ell
nen 8aT4luB CUR 8ertbeilung Der8srz
niQigungs Bills un!er Die DerT4isz
oenan Ite6enben GOmite'n 6es Sendt5;
Dem Gomite fir Regsln iibeupieien.
Sin BON Mprgan 2lld.l GnQsROtez
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-22
Braun in GatcrinIt.

9aterfon, g. s., q. 0s3. =
ym .@ontinantaI 6aG" 8e6duOe
6rd9 Goate Elm 6suer aus, ps14es
S6aosr i'm 8eirage pon sttra $780,
600 urriftate. Der 8srluIt Dertbeilt
Ii6 auf Die I'M @rogsiGoB befirOli4en
fiinf 2dbsn unO aUf Die grOBe 9alle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-22
Srntnn selhftmnrn in DER sirfr.

9 to ~ q. 3e3. = 5rI. W3argaz
rat Dodge, eire Qefrer3n Der amsrituz
riI6sn U&tIiions : Stride i'm Siioenoe,
6egirg lpd6reno Der oar8anssnenRaat
in elmer 6ieiig2n Stride Sel6itmoro
bur9 8ergiften. Sic 6atte auf Der
9oItoner uniperIitdt ItuOirt unO mar
Qelegentli4 U&itar6eiFar.n an pari6iez
bsnen W}uga5jnsn. 9eIterr Ihris6 lie
ainer 5rsunoin, OoB Tte Tib anldBIi4
ibrer letoenber 8sIunD9ait Ou5 2e6en
3u n&6men belbii6ti9e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-22

OaDio Sbea, Elm frii6erer 3u4tz
61usitrdflirg, BAT Ii9 in sinem Soft
buuIe in ct. Qoui5 eri6ofen. Sn eli
ren 3uriidgelafenen S9rei6er an 0a5
SpurnaI ypoIt 0ispat6" srtldrt Der
Selbitm0roer, er lei our9 Die 8erfOIz
gurgen elmer 0stettiOagsntur in ben
Sob GeErie6en ppr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-22
g. 6. 6rif1tb & Coup,
9eppiGs&GnOfer.
:, Sennidlen. celtndl. 0innleums ,r.
Sarlchcn auI WIDbeIn.

R'usr, I,ittsr LANCER RGd,abIunqspldn, bis
bic 3sit zines Sabrcs. igcun Sic e luiiri6,u
9'Hs talitsn 9tripuauuotu in ben 3,ituustu
RtHt SirltH'8at,H uHsaciQt, nm sie irrt JH
tnbrsn, bod n'rom SbnsH ode gurtbtiit seboten
Dsl0t aHoGt olitrrtl. RadluiyagCu IN giircGu
ber sQOtemuc 9oan Guarantee 6nmDaup. 8imm,r
Rr. 3, -gont bon Baltimore" "Gsbauo.. 6dt 9alti,
wsrt' uHe at. gGuIsStEobs. (Rou. Il, :. .&6lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-22
Qnl(C6ll(6OrG
OOCj0llOC0tS=
gC(0Cn6C
5u Yrei1@n, peI6e risOri9er IinD, ais IN
irgen0 einim urOsren 2oo2a 8altt=
mpre's:
aiintel, lIrrfcrs, 9Yigc, 6IciOrdhr.
leiOrnr lIntrrr6hr, gauskIriOer,
GaiIleH, SbamI5, AlriOrrz
malter, fa5tinat0rs'' ''.

Do mir enbI6lofen iino, feline 8eibz
na4tspaaren Fir bic nG6ite SuiIon
3uriid 5u bebaIten, BADEN mir enorme
RsOuttionen in alien notfolgeno gez
nanntsn Oepurtemert5 Oorgenommen:
Spicliunnrcu, Shmufinbcn,
Scllnlpio' Stcrlina=
9&narcn, JIpOitdten,
ScocriuaarcT, Sric=G=Srac,
albums, &cn,
Srnamentc, 3unit1c9cnitGnoc,
SoamSicbmbc, Sfnnd,. SaGcts,
SnicbcutiiGlcr, Grn0nttcH
GegcnIclirmc, SUfentrGgcr,
Strmmpfluanrcu, @dIsicbnbc.
&pmmt feutc umo prDfitirt bon ben
DunO2r6Gren 9erabieBungen.
JE SrrgcBt DEN Coupon ni6t !~S5G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-22
Gebranflen sic 0elS?

qBeseH anIeibeH oui Ui5beIn, aSianOB, Gferne
n. ~. 81 ben HitoristH Jattn uAo oUi eiG laAss
3eit fDtHbt man fiCh ar oa5 Bureau Der
ISbefapeafe ejuarautD &c."
gtr. 8, s3GIln HecoIosSj ebaube,%
C5an7,IS 6t 4GulS REe GaatttGEraSes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-22

Vim auQCucbmc5 @cz
trluf 9}criudlt uHiCre
Goatails, i9t pro
y}iut: NJ urui dino
RirihCu 6gt. GrCme
nc Gucuo 79t.: 9bdr=
Wtttc, SOC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-22

" sQc3ci d II ctCr
Bort, ShcrrG=, Gd=
talUba=. N}U5tltcl= p0cr
}othlUcjU lIc PRO
Ifldit5c. g. 50 Sri G.
DENIM q n X & o.,
y,r. l9q-lil. g,nrN=
Euta!U= StrCSc. &altis
more : rNJtpOt, EJQUOrz
emporium.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-22

99jy QcbcH cine Tllz
ibc GhuwplQucr nit
CiHCm 500 Giufaui.
SbCrpoOn= Uotr NiOH=
tlccllo HtOC g&his=
fen. 39c. proQiut; 75c.
pm G.uayt, s.. 80 bro
@llluue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-22
Seftags>A >An5eigen.

gGtaiut 2tutc trjiitu
Gin Qutc5 Sing iu
iOdEcu mir bdbcu
Qutc Y3aorcu ju Otu
rCd)tcn llrsiicn. Grtulc
DC Nltntbt SOC. Mtdz
raihiuo hSc. Grcmt oe
Roic 7gc.: Curacao
gSs. YlbiDUtbe gSc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-22
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come blind. My nerves were in such state
that step on the floor unsettled me.
Eminent doctors. skllfulnurses. the best
fooG and medicine all failed. Then l CON
sented TO an operation. That, too. failed
and they said another was necessary. After
the second was worse than ever and the
world was darker than before.
1T was then / heard of Dr. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People. l heard that
they had cured cases like mine and tried
them.
"Thsy cured me. They brought sun
shine to my life and filled my cup with hap
piness. The headache is gone; tho witch
ing is gone: the nervousness is gone: the
trembling has ceased. and L have gained
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mine and am thankful to DR.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People for the blessing
These pills are boon to womankind.
Acting directly on the blood aud nerves,
they restore the requisite Wit ality to all parts
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and perfect harmony throughout the ner-
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changed to the delicate blush of health the
eyes brighten the muscles grow elastic.
ambition is created and good health returns.
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Hungary's Anniversary.

The Hungarians will soon celebrate
the fiftieth anniversary of their liberia
ton from the Austrian yoke. The
revolution under Kossuth broke out
in March, 1913, but the weather in that
month being uncertain the fete was
postponed. The Hungarians will not
take part in the emperor's jubilee cele-
brations, but confine themselves to
celebrating their own on April IL, when
a procession composed of all the differ
emit races of Hungary will pass in the
picturesque native attire through the
ument
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Friday, April 80.
TRADE FEELS LITTLE EFFECT,
business Proceeds Much as IT Wa We're
Not In Progress.

BUSINESS proceeds Much as If Wa We're
Not In Progress.
r. G.. Dun Company Weekly Re
view of Trade says:
"Hostilities have not as yet changed
last weeks conditions. There is much
postponement of orders by men who
do not know what they are waiting
for. and much restriction of loans by
banks, which are abundantly strong.
All this checks new business, and vet
the volume of transactions through
clearing houses is S per cent larger
than in the same week of 1892. with
no foreign trouble But this increase
would be much larger but for spec y
tive stagnatiOn here. Railroads are
doing a great business. 81 per cent
larger than in 1892 in April earnings
thus far and 1879 larger than last year.
The consumption of iron is still the
greatest ever known. The cotton man
ufacture has been helped by some gov
eminent contracts. Wooden manufac-
lures are doing rather better. Sales OF
wool are about a sixth OF last years
for April.
Failures for the week have been 262
in the United States, against 237 last
year. and sixteen in Canada. against
forty last year"
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ASTHMA'S PROGRESS.
From Cold to Cure.
No relief in other remedies.

There are many medicines that pa1liate
asthma. There are few that do more than
relieve for time the oppressed breathing
of the sufferer. There few diseases
more troublesome and more irritating
than asthma. 1t interferes alike with
business and with pleasure. 1t prevents
enjoyment of the day and makes the night
. terror. A remedy for asthma would be
hailed by thousands as the greatest posi-
BILE boon that could be offered them. There
Is remedy for asthma. DR.. ]. c. Ayers
Cherry Pectoral has cured hundreds of
cases OF this disease, and testimonials to
Its efficacy from those who have tried the
remedy are multiplying with every year.
The cases presented in the testimonials
that follow, may Dc taken as exemplifying
tie quick and radical action OF this great
remedy
" About year ago, I caught bad cold
which resulted in asthma so severe that
was threatened with suffocatiou whenever
j attempted to lie down my bed. a
friend recommending Ayers Cherry Pee
torsl, began TO take it, and soon obtained
relief and finally, was completely cured.
Slnce then, / have used this medicine in
my family with great success for colds,
coughs. aud croup."-S- HUTTER. Editor
"Rolink" (Polish). Stevens Point, Wis.
"While on the Gasconadc River, Ca, /
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CQNGRE SGONAL RECORD.
Condensed Report of the Doings
in Senate and House.
WAR REVENUE TO BE RAISED.
Six Democrats in the House Vote will,
the Republicans for the Passage of
the Senate.
Wednesday, April Il.

The three days debate upon the war
revenue bill began in the house. The
opposition to the bill was based upon
the proposed bond issue. In place of it.
Mr.. Bailey indicated the intention of
the minority to offer in lieu of it the
income tax. the seigniorage of the sill
yer bullion in the treasury and issue of
greenbacks.
In the senate Mr.. Stewart pop,
New offered a resolution to furnish
with munitions of war the Cuban ar
my now at war with Spain. until the
Spanish army shall be expelled from
Cuba. or until the next session OF con-
greSS