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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15
Sermiibtes ans OenSer. Staatsn'

lteber bic Qu8fi6ten a m
&Ionbite lGBt Ii6 Ginar, Der nit
bort mar, nod folgeroermaBan aus:
mir tommt Der Qan3s &forbifsz
Boom tpie Elm GROCER blutIougerif6er
n8Ool" Dor, ben bic 8QpitoliIten Der
GiIenbobns, 0ampferz unb 6anbeIsz
8eieQi6aften 9ebiloet BADEN, um ii6
auf Soften Der betb0rter lngliitli4en
gu berei6srr bic nit i6ren GrTpurniTz
len na9 4Ia5tu gelOdt perben. IS lit
cine groBe RGuberbunos, pel9er bas
9anoDert qelegt trerben iDQte. Sd
bin UNI $500 drmer uno I'M cine I'm
{umme bitterer @rfabrungen rei6er.
0ie geiugt, fpenn i'd jeBt an meipe
grlebniFe 3uriidDentr lit mlr's, ols
Oh i9 i'm September oorigen Soya6res,
ais mid in gfep : 0ort ba5 &lunbitez
6ieber ergriff, tpdbniinnig getpeIen
pdre. Der Qufsntbalt in StaguaD
upb an ber SEEN bat mid I6redli6
ernii9tert unb fir immer turirt. 5roz
be @efi6ter unb geIunbe @eItalien
iiebt man in Staguab nur unter ben
Reuan9etpmmsnen unD 0an @inro6z
n:rn, bic &apital aus i6nen I6lagen.
On ben Seen babe i9 ME einen Msnz
i4ep ber5Ii4 laden isbsn. lleberall
miBmut6ige, BON Summer, Gntbe6=
rungen unb &runt6eiten entIteQte8ez
80 --~
fi6ter! Sd {elbIt fii6le MIDI an 2ei6
unb SeeIe qebro6en, unb bic pdar entz
feBli6sn Wlonate meiue5 Qufentbalte5
in 4la5ta BADEN mid UNI t~pentgIteD5
10 Sabre dlter gema4t."
9rin3efin Glpira BON Bourbon,
SD3ter Opn s q T 0 9,
fam nunmebr i6ren 9eIie6ten, Der,
r0mif3en Malsr 6ol6i, nit benz iie
bur6gegangen 1T, beirat6en, faQ5 bic
8eioen gu elmer arotren G~onfaIipn
ifbertretsn. 6oI6i 1T OOn ieiner6rau
geiremt rprben, ieboa fpurbe er als
Der i6ulbtge She'll ertIdrt uno muB
ietner 5rau monatIid 300 5r. 3a6Ien.
9a SoI9i nlr ptnig bsroient, feline
9elie6te aber bpn t6rsm Batter peritoz
BEN unO enterbt lit, aGfo in teine5pegs
giinitiger Gage Ii4 btfinoet, 10 lit baS
9Gr9sn auBer StanOe, firitli9 81 lez
ben. Die 8rin3eiiin bat aus OieIem
@rurbe mob ni9t einm1l sinenRs9t5z
ontpalt gefunoen, Der ihr bic 5srau5z
ga6e hires miitterIi6.n 9erm0gen8 erz
nirten fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15
0rrB'S 0rabl6.

per rephDlItdHlld t Ottftold1lpdlt
bon Netp. = Scrieb Definite @tbii6z
rem Elm, gu peI6sH er nidt btrt6s
ttgt 1T. - S4On me6r Die6Ita6l.
Rep YOrt, 10. WtGrB. - Dab
felbIt Der 9enerdldnlDolt zines Stods
res unter einem lGngIt qDioerrufeneu
9eIebe 9e6iibren bs5iebt, 1T pobl nob
ni9t b~dgetpeIen unO benefit aufsGeue,
baB aljGbrli6 gu DitIe neue 9eIebe err
laiien tperoen.
Wie Dor eintgon Sdgen beri6let, bat
9enerdlanipGlt Samuel s.. greb BON
g1efp : SerieD, Der Dom Hidter Qippinz
colt pom SwoiOn : GountD eriu9t muir
be, in Dem 8,rf9p0run98 = gro3eIie
gegen @r : 9iilfs 9iitrittsannalt &.
81. NOonon unb QfemblD : Mitalieo
Mler. SimpIon in 4bneIen6eit oeS baz
mails i9On Dem 2Ooc na6m Qitritg8z
onfpaltes Winfielo ben Stuat 3u Der
treten, Ii6 fir feline 0ienItleiItuno bic
geraOe ni9t bei6eiOene Summe BON
$1468.85 be3abIen IaFen; bapun tpaz
rem $685. fir 9oteIrs9nung. @s
purbe I6on 0amuls DarduF 6inoepiez
ieno Dab bieie 6OrOerung iebr bod lit,
ba 8rsD ais 8enerdlanpalt obnebin
Elm 8ebaIt BON bon $1,000 6e3ie6t.
Sect bat ii6 6erausqefteQt, baB
8rep gu biefer 8e6ii6r oar nibt bere6z
tigt mar. 8rep puBte pfFenbar ni6t,
Dab oaS i'm Sabre 1854 erlaIIene Sc
ieB, pel9es ods SalGr 0es General
aHrpaltes auf $500 feItIeBte, aber be-
Jimmie, oaB er fir GrtrabienIte, penn
er in irgenO einem GDuntn ben 9iz
it~rtttsanpolt pertreten pber 0emisl6en
helfen muB BON benz bstreffenbsn
Sountp be3ablt tperben miiFe, tm;Sabz
re 1882 pioerrufen puroe. 0ds1882er
9eieB beiagt ausOriitli9, toaB Der Sc
neraldntpalt Elm SalGr BON $1,000 err
balten, dber feline anDeren @ebii6ren
poer Gnti4Goi9ungen irqenb pel6et
Dirt fir ietne 9tenite ais @enerulanz
malt bednipru6en t0nne. Sin anoez
res i'm Sabre 1878 erIaI1enes 8eieB,
tpel3es ebenfuQs beIttmmt, bah er fir
9tenitleIitungen in anberen COUNTIES
ooer 8ert3ten Elm pm benz betreffenz
Den Ri4ter feItgeIeBte5 Sonorur erbulz
ten ion, tptrD Our9 Elm ebenfaQ8 i'm
Sabre 1882 erlaiisnes 9eisB pioerruz
fen.
9eutlt6er fam ppbl Der 8etpeis
ni4t 9eliefert lparOen, baB @reD ni6t
gu ben $1468.85 6sre6tiqt mar, fpel6s
er fir feline 9ienItIaiItunq in benz re-
fultatlos perlaufenen 9ro3eHe erbalten
bat, unO er pirb pp6l coer libel bas
9slo 6erauSge6en mifen. Die Sc
i4porenen in benz Pro3sfIe BADEN crit
oieIer 3o9e ge3ablung er6ulten, neil
fem 8elo in Der Gpuntp : 8ufTa mar,
a6er fir 9re9 mar 9elo 6a. Qu4
Rt9ter Qippincott mar offen6ar Der
4n7i4t, OaB @rsp gu Der 8s3ablung
bere3ttgt mar, Da er bic 3e6nung
8rep'5 beI6einigte.
Die items" in SerIeD Git1, tpel9e
bic @ntbedung gema9t, meint, @reD
1Dqte abbunten uno Dos @leobiQf9e
Qfemblb : Gomite, tpel4es bic Qn9ebz
li9e Corruption in 5ubiOn : Gountp
unterfu9t, ermitteln, Oh Der 8epubliz
tuner 9pep ni3t tpuBte, boB er gu Der
8ebibr nt3t bere4tigt mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15
0ermeoene T(uht.

@iImingtor. Del, -. MGr3.
-Sobn 9ougbertp, Elm StrGfling, Der
i'm @efdngniB BON Netp@@aitIe bic
Grmorbung zines S4peben nit Ies
bensIdnglt9er 9aft biiBte, 1T geItsrn
Ibeno entpi9en unb nod ni9t pi.ber
eingefangen tporben. 3uiammen NIT
Sames Mit9eq, einem @inbre9er, err
ging er ii4 i'm 8OrribOr, aIS 9ilfsz
S9ertff 9oulb bic Sbir Offnete, UNI
bic Satin zines 9efangenen beruus
gu Iafen. 9ougbertp unb Mib9eu
Itiir3ten ita i'm Moment ouf @oulb,
bielten i6m lire ReDolper ms 8eii9t
unb pdbrenb er, ieben Wiberitunoes
unfG6ig gemu9t, nit empOrgebobenen
6lnben baitanb, i9ritt 9ougbertp,
Die PiitoIe unablGiiig auf i'm ri9tenb,
riidpGrts CUR Sbiir bindus II. fprang
brauBen in cine 9roI3fe, in Der er
I4neG buDOn fu6r. Mit4sq purbe
iiberDGltiqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15
Tamilicn>Sraa1Di

SanSrdn3isco, 13. Mdra.-
@nbretp S9uGer, Elm MatIer. f4OB
beute 9a9mittag in ieinem 8iireau
feline Satin nieber unb begging barduf
SelbTtmorb. Die 5rau tpurbe nod
lebenb in Elm 9ofpital 9sbra4t. pirb
jebO9 tpabri9einli3 fterben. Der
W1ann blieb duf benz sSlede tobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15
gnrtu fir SefGrOernmgen nit Der Yuif

Griter &Iafe : 9Oitfuaen C9risfe
Il. +. n.y. 2 Gents pro hinge.
3peiter &Idfe (3eitungsn u. 3eit>
i9rifter) l Gent fir 4 lln3er.
0ritter &lafe (8U9sr, Girtuldre)
/ Sent fir 2 l1n3sn.
@ierter &lafe (gBaaren) 1 Sent
PRO 1n3e.
gini6rsi6egebii6r (gOFzQtuff4lag)
beiten tbeilpeiie frantirt iein.
s Gents.
Martsn fir iOfortigs 2t6lieferung
Nufi4lug auf oas regulGre POrto)
10 geRts.
@rIter &tafezppitIa9en - 8riefe
unb ale anoeren geI9riebenen Sa9en
COB 9ef9lofen, pOer nl9D nit 4uss
nabme BON Manuicriptsn nit beifplz
oenoen Gorretturz8ogen ferner ale
berfiegeItenS Baden Gie6e untenIte6enb)
2 Gents pro un3e, nit 4usnabme bon
8riefen an PpitzS tationen, mo bic
goitIa9en ni6t ausgetragsn peroen,
l Sent PRO un3e. POit>aarten ie l
Gent.
3peiter &lufespoftia3en - .3eiz
trngen, DisrteIidbrli9 o6er otter err
f6einenbe 3eiti9riften, peI6e ni6t
gratis pertbeilt perben. 0as alice
meme 9ubIitum be3ablt bafiir nit
@iIenbubnzYtorten gu Der State bon
ie / Gent fir 4 l1n5sn ober S6eile 0as
bon, penn ni6t DeriisseIt.
9ritter &lahe - (georudte, feline
8lancOs 8ii6er), GirtuIare, unoere .qes
brudte Sa6en, .GOrrefturs8oge uno
beifolgenbes MunuIcript, 8ulenttne8,
Muiit : H~otenbld:ttr. 6eliotDpes,
Gbromos, Qlatate, QitboQrap6ie'n L..
gebrudte Qn5etgen i'm QQqemeinen,
fdmmtli4, Denn ni9t p~eriieqelt, l
Gent fir 2 un3en pOer peniger.
8terte &lafe - Wacren uno Wus
tier, 8lanco=8u6er unb 9apier, Gr3e,
ale Sa9en, pel9e ni6t in irgeno Ell
ner Der unberen &luien eingeialohan
uno tbrer Ratur nah ni9t gefdbrlI4
ober peroerbli9 fir ben SnbaIt Der
anoeren pOItIa9en iinb. (gtn tPes
5ieues 9efeB feBt bas POrtO tIr SGs
mereien, Qbleger, Dur3eln, SProBs
hinge unb 8flan5en uuf bic Hate bon
einem Gent fir ie 2 l1n3en fsit.) 6aGs
porgenannte Qrtitel ni3t mebr, als 4
gfunb betragen, l Sent PRO un5e Ooer
8ru9tbeil.
gprtp mad RerttO uno
Ganaba.
0ieIelben Staten unb 8eOingungen,
ais in ben Ser. Staten, nit Qusnabs
me, baB gemif4te &aufmannsDaaren,
pel6e ni6t ais Bona ftoe" 9dnoelss
Muiter geIdnbt perben, nit Der Pats
tetpoit perianSt tperben miifen. &aufs
mdnnii9e S4riften 5u ben geIDORH'
Ii6en Staten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15
Setanntmadun0en

SteuersS rparcmrut,
RdthbduB, II. NldrB 1898.
SStdbtt8 fur ritdfdueiac SteurrIdhIer.
SF S'tutaHtbEtupcu iir Bruuoti1eutbum mrs
DEN lest porJ,rc.tf I'M iir gfuzIs,uu, nam St1Sts
Stonltttr E~berlr1tu gu lUsr0tn 3ur 9Drbtrtituug
lir ols IHjt9'H oss EigtEtbums jun 9ertdufe.
ot'uo}1b.tr loutn iOioct bultj6su, um bic Ssos
nal SttutrH mii.U ioiort blablt p,rou. Sa btr
Stsltr=Slnn'bM; nab Om gsicBt Qguuug,u III,
ole SJabluJ o]trisIJsa 5u i]riorctru.
Spbn Y. 0arlctt,
(65S2,5.M Sa5t. u.r.5;rr,bm.
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@r&inIeD's SOfprsOiser iibsr bic
S%ituatinn.
M1fbindtpn.M 6. 13mt

@af6tngton n, D. g., 13.NfGr3.
- 9rGitoent Mc&tnleD po6nte beute
benz @ott.soienfts in Der Mtetrppolitdz
niIGen Observation-Disclosures BEL. 9aitor
Or. Sugb Sobnfon beridumte nutirz
Ii9 ni9t bic 9elegen6eit, iber bic cus
baniIGe 5rage gu rp~rebigen." Inter
Qnberem iagte Der 6err PuitOr, es lei
gang ii6er, baB Die Ser. Staten ni6t
gum 8riege I9reiten piirbsn, tpenn
berIeIbe ni9t abioIut gere9tfertigt lei.
Die G6re unb Wirbe Der Rdtipn miiFe
aufreGt er6aIten perOen, ALIEN Die ruz
bige feite6ultung bes PrGffDenten btete
cine @arQntte, RAP tpeper @orurt6eil.
2eibenI9aft, 9Obelgei4rei, SDiterie,
nod G6rgei5 bic Natipn in einen &rieo
perpidsln tperbe. Ger &eit Der 9reS
biet 6dnbelte bon Der unermeBli6en
militGrii6en StGrte unb ben unerz
f6Dpfli9en 6iilfsqueGen Der Ser.
Staten unb legte bar, baB nur Die
ernfteIte RidIi9t auf bic Nationalebre
bas Quno Da3u bringen rperoe, bic
&riegsfurie gu en%tfei1eln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15
Gin 9amnfer ber6rannt.

81. 2Outs, Il. MGr3. = Der
@rfuritonS 0ampfer p9ranb Repuz
bic" gerietb 6eute an Der M2iinbung
bes Oes Peres zRiOer, na6e SiibzSt.
Qouis, mo er iiberpinterte, aus unbez
fainter l1rIa6e in 8runo unb purbe
Biz auf ben 8uherIpiegeI serIt0rt. Der
@erluIt betrdgt $4,000. GapitGn %.
8. S6ortpogen, feline Satin unb 3ipet
&inoer, pel6e Den 9ampfer ais 0p6z
nunQ benuBten, retteten init tnapper
0ot6 bds nddte Qeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15
0sr HoctIihe Wnnf1Snmn;E,

- Der itaatli9e 8untgGommiFGr
8~reibent6al bon &anius, Elm ftrammer
9opulif, min bic 8ebDlterung bon
&Gnias nit einem Spartafen=S DItem
begIiiden, tpel6es mad Dem Der Bun
besregierung pOrgei4lugenen 9pft=
Spdrfdfen@plane eingeri4tet perOsn
ION. Die Stdatsz8 erpdltung fou bic
2eitung unb 8eauft9tigun9 folder
SpartaTen i%bernebmeuL
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Wuni3ipal=I ngrlesenbeiten.
Sin liebens IN Ii rbi9er g e
dmter.

Die 3abIrei8en 5rsunbe bes 6rn
Sugb McGIosrrp, bis6er GbsfzGlert
Der Stats Dabldufi4ts : 8eb0rbe,
bemiiben it3 BEL Der neuen 8e60rbt
I'm befIen Diebertpa6I. 6r. M&c@I=
berrp Pat ii9 gegsn ale 9artsien uni
Sattionen als elm 3~uborfommenber
unb ieber 3eit freunbIi6er 8eamter
ertpieIen, bon benz ale 9epiini6te Sns
formation jeber 8eit Ieiat gu erbaIter
mar. @r beroient, pieoererpG6It gu
tperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15
Die ,Wainez" unteriu6una.

6dpdnd, Il. Wtdr3. Die
nMuinez" tnterIu4ungs : GommiIfiOr
Dernu6m beuts Den Gniign 9opelion
unb peri6isoene anbere 3eugen. Mun
olaubi, DaB bic. GommiTIiOn ibre be
itoen Nrbeiten i'm 2aufe Der gegenpdrz
tiqen @o9e f9IieBen unO ounn nod
stIi6e 3eugen in Sen : Deit DerbOren
nirb. Die Mitglieber erfldrtn jeoo9,
lie f0nnten nt9t beftimmen, gu tpslfsr
3ett lie 5apdnu psrlafen uno ibre linz
terfu9ung gum 4bi4luB bringsn rper@
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15

= Sn 2ppbon, Ont, bsrri6t in
Splge beftiger msbrtdgiger Regengii1e
cine ebsrf6pemmung. 8iele Be
fpObner baben lire 9GuIer Dsrlafen
miiHen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15

@ien, ben 13. MGra.
gu Der i9On beri9teten gonfis,iz
rung bes BON 8uOopeiter gitraern fir
ben fri6eren fran8Oif9sn Sberten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15

gotobama a, Is. MGr3. - Sine
aus Seoul, Der SduptItabt BON Gorea,
etngetrpffene0 epeI9e melbet, Der Sii6z
rer Der ruiiif6sn 9artei lei feines DO
items als 9ebeimrdtb Der 8rpne ent6oz
ben tporben unb bic goli5si babe cine
Bolts : @eriummlung, in tpel6er bic
polittf9e Gage erDrtsrt tperben foute.
geiprsugt.
Oberf 9tcquurt's @brenz
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09
Camp Meeting at Ford, Kansas, June
18th to 1.th. Inclusive.

Under auspicies of the NJ. E. church.
Evangelist l. Guy Martin will have
charge of the services, assisted by Rev.
G. NJ. Ryder, pastor NJ. f. church,
Meade. Has. and late conference evahge-
list, and other Christian workers from
abroad. Tabernacle 50x1O, affording
ample accommodations. Camping tents
9Xl2. 10Xl2 and l2Xl2 at 81, Sl.25 and
Sl.50, respectfully, for the ten days, in
Guiding clean straw for beds. Free pas
turage for your horses.
Best of all, our people are hungering
for feast. and expect a glorious time.
For further information. address
S. L. OSBORN.
Pastor NJ. E. Church,
Ford, HAS.
Tabernacle near the church.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09
Election OF Officers.

Protection Lodge No. 172 A. o. L. W.,
at its regular meeting on Monday night,
elected the following officers for the
term ending December 81, 1898: Past
Master Workman, A. p. Coons; Mas
ter Workman, II. E. Clark; Foreman,
Richard Stubs; Overseer, Fred Neu-
man: Recorder. J. A. Armeut; Financ:er,
II. A. Breckenridge; Receiver, j. II.
SWEET: Guide, Frank Duda; Inside
Waterman, y. G. Mootz; Outside Watch.
man. a. E. Stafford; Trustee, E. Z.
Smith; Medical Examiners, DIS. C.. A.
Milton and $. J. Crumbine.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

Z. NJ. Shain says wheat damaged in
May, BY hail, will make part or more
than half Il crop, if abundant raiUs follow.
He informs ms that on May %, 1892, he
had field of wheat damaged by hail.
The grain was jointed and promised a
good crop. 1t was cut down by hail and
looked Ike total failure, but rains fell,
and the plant grew up again, and made :
splendid yield, though the harvest was
much later than usual. 80
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

George Courtney, who lives seven
miles southwest, was riding burro, On
Monday, when the dir,inutive asiniuity.
with the true instincts Of its Spanish
origin, threw mp ifs hind legs, and also
threw its rider overhead, and tramped
upon him. George heard bone crack
in his left leg, and with swollen limb. on
Tuesday, he was looking for doctor.
Last year George was thrown and kicked
in the face by a horse. And while he
was dis6gured for awhile, he looked all
right again. But misfortunes and horse
and mule kicks come not singly.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09
At KellY's Opera House, Wednesday,
June 18th.

The .'Casta Diva" from ''Norma,"
was delivered by Miss GreneIi in a
manner yocally pure, and with correct
phrasing and intelligent color. In Schu-
mans "Hidalgo," rarely sung and wei.
come number. Miss Grenelli threw more
spirit and won much applause. That her
singing pleased the audience was unmis-
taxable. and she had many times TO an
swer recalls as we'll as encore>.-New
York Musical Courier.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

Henry A. Henning, of Pleasant Valley
township, was in the city Monday. Mr..
Henning says his crops that were injured
BY hail are growing, and with favorable
weather will make good yield, but .
late harvest. He says the milk station IL
doing good business. About 80 teams
unload at the station every morning. For
the year up to May 1, nearly $1,000 was
paid to the patrons Of the station. The
turner's milk about twice the number Of
COWS now than when they churned the
milk. Mr.. Henning says it is probable
bueiness. He has q cows
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

Frank COSTA, the well-known baker. is
furnishing fine bread and everything in
the bakers art. to Hughlett Il Jones,
where the public can be served with the
choices. articles in his line. His wagon
will callat your house.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

The Zimmerman Hardware Company
last week sold fourteen moving ma
chimes. The hay crop promises to be
large this year. and mowers, hay Stack
ers and rakes are in demand. 1t is prob
able the company will be unable to sup
ply orders for all kinds Of machinery
required this year in the harvest of grain.
All kinds of crops promise to be large.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

was seriously afflicted with cough
for several years. and last fall had more
severe cough than ever before. l have
used many remedies without receiving
much relief, and being recommended to
try bottle Of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. by a friend. who, knowing me
to be poor widow. gave it to me, tried
it. and with the most gratifying results.
The first bottle relieved me very much
and the second bottle has absolutely cured
me. have not had as good health for
twenty years. give this certificate with
ont solicitation, simply in appreciation Of
the gratitude felt for the cure Effected
Respectfully, Mrs. NARY A. BEARD,
ClaremOre, Ark. For sale by w. 5.
Amos.
0A0ToRIA.
49, 49,; :;::::::=':Az:z2;Sz5;;;,<!' :.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

Charlie Naylor III take charge of the
cuisine DEPARTMENT Of the City RestauI.
ant at Dodge City. II is said that Charlie
can serve even the photograph of chic
ken so nicely as to tempt an epicure.-
Gray County Republican.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

Score another great exploit for the
Oregon-the State this time. After being
high aground on the shoals of Populism
and reefs Of the free silver lee shores she
now steams into harbor proudly floating
the Republican flag.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

John Pritchard of Great Bend, has
taken charge of the Electric Light and
Water Works. in place of Mr.. White.
who goes to Joplin, Mo.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

W. F. Petition. F. j. Oyler and T. f.
French have been selected as delegates to
attend the Democratic State convention
at AtchisOn, JuRe Il. G. II. Lawrence,
H. B. Bell and j. W. Emmons were Sc
iected as delegates to attend the Demo-
cratic Congressional convention at
Hutchinson. June7.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

d. Brooks. who carries the mail on the
southwest route, says the wheat. barley
and oats never looked so well, and big
crop is promised. In some parts Of the
southwest only light rains have fallen.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

Ii yon want to be entertained, see the
goods at the Racket and Novelty Store.
and if you want to he substantially bene-
fitted take i'll some Of the bargains offered
there,
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

The Degree of Honor of the 4. o. U.
w. elected the following officers: PC.
of H.. Mrs. Maggie Swinehart; c. Of II.
Mrs. Nina Raglin; L. of H., Mrs Duna-
way; Usher. Mrs. Protlitt; Recorder,
Miss Mary Hale; Financier, j. A. Ar
ment; Receiver, Mrs. j. A. Arment; C.
of c., Mrs. Fasig; L. W., Mrs. Forester:
o. W., F. J. Oyler.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09
Monday night heavy storm prevailed

Monday night heavy storm prevailed
at La Junta. Hail did great damage.
The La Junta Tribune says: 1.-The
storm was one of the most disastrous
that has visited this portion of the valley
in years, although the Paramount farmers
suffer the greatest losses, some of them
being utterly ruined by the havoc wrought
by this Storm
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

Read the notice of camp meeting at
Ford, Kansas, June 18th to 9th, inclus-
i've. The people are especially invited to
attend this meeting, which promises to be
one of unusual interest.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

Here is combination that will stand
on Its record. McCormic binders aud
mowers, Hodges headers and John deere
plows. Edwards & Nichols Of Spearville,
have u complete line.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

The glorious sun of Republican vic
tory rises in the west this year. First
Manila then Oregon, Roll on Silyery
MOOn..r'
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

A heavy rain fell on Saturday evening.
The rainfall was l.30 inches, and the
rain came down in torrents for a short
time, and flooded the railroad track.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

VICTOR Carson stacked alfalfa hay on
Tuesday. He says damp hay will keep
all right stacked if the hay is we'll sailed.
The cattle are fond of sailed hay.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

Umbrellas, neckwear, hosiery and fan:
cheaper than ever offered YOU. 1T the
Racket and Novelty Store.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

Miss Anna Ilobbie was reappointed
as teacher in the Pueblo city schools. at
\ salary of sos month, an increase of
$40 a month. Her Friends in this city
congratulate Mis-. Hobble on her success.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

Don't forget to order a Binder or
Mower of Edwards Il Nichols, Spear
Vile. Kas. They are working on the
second car load now. Order in time.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s s::s: ss: Of &M4zS73
FoRr DODGE, June 3. 1898.

FORT DODGE, June 3. 1898.
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received at the COMMANDMENTS
Office of the State Soldiers Home until
Friday, July l, 1898, at 2 O'Clock p. IN.
for the calves dropped by the cows Of
said Home, to be taken by purchaser at
feur days Of age. The bids to state the
amount offered per head, and contract to
be for the year ending June 30, 1889.
4 A. II. BRExsB, C0m'dt.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

The former manager of the depot hotel
has gone TO Topeka. A. Miller is now in
charge of the hotel.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

The pond north of the city is furnish
ing abundant sport for anglers. As
many as so and 200 small fish are caught
at one setting.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

w. J. Fitzgerald is agent for insurance
companies that give good rates on insur-
ances of crops against damage by hail.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

Have your eyes fitted with glasses by
scientific optician, Prof. f. 5. Stone, with
p. IL. Young, the Jeweler.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

The president of the National Reserve
Association will give free lecture in this
city, June 10th.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

FOR SALE-A young mich COW. nice
mixer, gentle.-D. D. Wintamute. Dodge
City. w.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

Conductor L. L. Sullivan is carving
his eft arm in sling, the result Of drlv-
ing fractions horse.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

Farmers insure your crops against
damage by hail with ". J. Fitzgerald,
agent, who has some reliable companies.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

X. w. Evans store has been neatly
arranged by skillfui hands. 1t looks
we'll.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

Glassware, Chinaware and dishes
cheaper than eyer at the Racket and
Novelty Store.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

HAIR SWITCHES to order. Call
on Mrs. Parsons, at residence Oh Avenue
4. nj lMl
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

Rev. A. Parks Of Hutchinson. will
preach in the Presbyterian church, Sun
day.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

The prettiest Medallions you ever saw
at the Racket and Novelty Store.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

And shouted ..victory charge Ches-
ter, charge! on Stanley, on!''
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

A good six room house to reut. Inquire
of Mrs. E. Waters.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

Special sale of pocket cutlery at the
Racket and Novelty Store.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

The wet weather is interfering with
alfalfa hay making.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09
A heavy rain fell on Saturday morning

Childrens' Day at the NJ. E. church
Sunday night next.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

j. NJ. BursOn is the party who can
lease or.sell you a cattle ranch or farm.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

Carson Baker caught q catfish weigh
ing 5! pounds, in the lake north Of the
city.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

There is so much rain that some farm
ers fear rust to the wheat.
The Globe-republican., 1898-06-09

Incl still has little sorghum seed ant
millet seed.