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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-08-25

MAJ Smith and wife, Of Appanoose
county, Iowa, near Seymour. arrived
last week on a three weeks visit to
their brother, j. +. Smith, of Eureka,
township. The DEMOCRAT enjoyed
an appreciated call from them Satur-
daY.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-08-25

j. FL. Hammett, foreman in the
DEMOCRAT office, is spending this
week on a visit to his mother and
sisters at st. John, Kansas
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-08-25

For low prices. first class goods and
best work, see Diffenbacher the tailor.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-08-25

l have all kinds of hogs for sale.
Inquire at my barn one block east OF
Hotel Greene
CHAS A. PETER.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-08-25

Keep in mind the fact that the next
Barton County Poultry Show will be q
orackariank
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-08-25

Andrew Siebert, of north of Dundee,
was caller on the DEMOCRAT Satur-
day the 10Th.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-08-25

G. Samuels has torn down. the store
building west of the ice factory and is
having 1t rebuilt as an ironclad, on the
lot just west of the Brinkman Bank
hnil6inn
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-08-25

Henry Klein attended the A. W
Strong funeral, from Eliinwood, las
Friday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-08-25

People who want the best in town
eat at Mccullough g.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-08-25

Stella Cornell returned Sunday from
a few weeks visit in Colorado.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-08-25

W. A. Strong and wife, of Burr
Oak, Kansas were summoned to the
bedside of Mr.. Strongs' father last
week. They arrived 10 tina to be rec
ognized and receive the blessings of
the dying man.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-08-25
1Tooo; DIARRH0EA
DLuUO ...BALSAM...

Mr.. K. E. GOLDEN of West Milford
w. VA. writes: The success OF Beggs
Diarrhea BaIsam with my family is
unprecedented, curing a most obstinate
case of chronic Diarrh9a and quickly
relieved an acute attack of Cholera
Morbus. Sold by HOOPER DRUG Co.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-08-25

County politics ara warming up.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-08-25

John Kerr was up from Stafford
county, Saturday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-08-25

Mrs. j. A. REIN has been quite sick
the past few days.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-08-25

Bring in samples of your big corn.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-08-25

See Diffenbacher for honest tailoring.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-08-25

Melons as big as sack of bran for
a nickle.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-08-25

Mrs II. Z. Lindas visited relatives
at Pawnee Rock last week. Henry
went up to spend Sunday with them.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-08-25

Chas King came up from Enid, Ok,
Saturday on a business trip. MI.
King has one of the finest farms in
Oklahoma, situated right on the out
skirts of Enid
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-08-25

Newt Tyndall, who has been with
few months, was down TO spend Sat-
urday and Sunday with his folks in
Graot Rand
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-08-25

Dock Morgan, breakman on the
Santa Fe, got a hand caught while
making,a coupling and the member
was badly mashed, though it is not
thought so bad as to require amputa.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-08-25

II. J. ROetzel and wife were up
from Ellinwood, Tuesday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-08-25

CHAs A. PETER.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-08-25

tiVeS here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19
CLAIM OF COLONEL MAJORS.
Pioneer Frontlcrsmuu, Well Known In
Utah Trying TO Recover.

Colonel Alcxanior Majors. the veteran
plaIuaman and fralghtor yesterday
gave his deposition 90 900 Indian deprg-
dutiouH case which hHH attracted sav-
yrBi attorneys from the national capital
W. H. Robson, nt "a. Albany hotel.
came from Washington Co mako
thorough Investigation uud hU d. uf the
opinion TINT Colonel Majors WIN hu able
Co convince the court that the govern
muut should pay him 5000 f.r 300 head
or fat oxen which were driven OF by
Indians fnrty-ous years uro.
1T was lu the region ~ Fort Union.
New Mexico. TINT the depreciation uu-
Cured said The attorney colonel
Majors WINS Ht The tIWH WHH' ..I Doc
irrIghtInr firm OF Russell. Majors and
WHddvlI The firm WHH tlH greatest
corporation operating uu thfpIulus. aud
che government paid b. i,olO.OOO ln one
ycur for contracts carried out The firm
had nt one tiWD On Co., employ 10000
men ana owned 10000 horses ana mules
and 10000 oxen. besides thousands NJ
wagons and H vast amount ~ mlscUl-
lunUuus supplies. { shall Boz very happy
10 assist Colonel Majors IN recovering
claim. which may assist him Ia hlH de-
Clluiur years"
Colonel Majors r. now making his
home in Denver. To o. sG years old and
r. credited with having the cirarcFt
memory of any pioneer ~ hls age in the
WsHt.=DouNur NuWH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19
HORSE RACES.
Ladies' Day nj the Agricultural Park
Draws u Big Crowd.

Ladies' day NJ he Agricultural Park
races yesterday drew blk crowd
John Lawson. although placed az a
l1yoritc ON o. 2 10 basis BY noolgmuker
MuloN failed 90 beat the PAGER. Hal
turbott The bluyClist lost ull three
heats against the horse.
The summary OF the races Il az fol-
lows
Throp-cighths of % mile. running.
purse 2lON-blnu Watts. b. M. U.yuurl.
won. Rcd nlrl, D. m. tBurnD. second.
and bIll Howard, ch. b., third with
Nelly Smith fourth
-Four and oucahalf furlonEH selling.
purse &l2l- hlucbuu. b. m. tOHrirn
Won, Blue sign, q, m, DuElnyJ. aud
lIi L., b. y, tNuttrrED, dead heat.
Riches and Jack also ran.
Thrrr-fuurthH on O. mile. running.
purse, tl2j-Gold bug. ch no. gDlnrleyD.
won, March, b. M, OcullnD, second.
and Miss hanson, b. M. tshJrty
Eyuns, third.
pne-mlle. running, purse ti5n-gcna-
tor Dubois Oh. q, tT O'nripnl. won;
Curillo, b. m. tpIngley), second Noun
tain Queen, Oh. alley tCarburry), third
with Hymn fourth.
owing tu tho fact Tint tho program
for tomorrow races was not made up,
until after THIS afternoons meet, IL IA
impossible 20 publish the same.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

Pretty Harvest Festival Observance
at the Jewish Synagogue.

Tho Feast of the booths. or the har-
vest festival ~ the Jews. which lasts
eight days. began by pretty service nc
the synagogue last evening. Rabbi
t0wcnstoln explained the algnlnplucs
~ the feast. both historical aud rs-
lirluuH 10 commemorate timo when
the children or tsrai1 were led out OF
Egypt hy Moses and. being unable Co
build enduring temples 60 their God.
they built booths. lu which they gave
thanks to tholr Maker Tor His mani
fold hlcsalnEH.
Rabbi Lowonatoin rpoko nt some
lnngth. further explaining tho meaning
of the festival, He closed by express
Ing the hope that the time was near
nt hand when ull mon would worship
one God. Miss Dwycr sang "Oh. God.
Have Mercy Upon Us." In very cx-
Crllcnt voice.
The ruHtrum was adorned IN rhpuvos
M grain ana punches uf ripouol fruit
The Festival OF the booths win be- cone
tinuoi today and throughout the week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19
But Fails 10 Get a Place in the
Handicap Professional,
WARM FINISH OF AMATEURS
Guthrie and Lucus Have ttot Time
No Faiis 1--WE Thousand rco-
pie witness Meet

h'.nIl' inc 'hlHN W'n.h'F lI.H -..'
people witnessed Go" bicycle uu" li tnu
tuIt Palace Ilat m.lf Tua Nuuus
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h.'A .NH.
"a Mr .gHrIHH waH handed out Boo tuU
n.at ,y..f ,.H.Y John .sI..,e..v f.I.I
N '' 900. '''
handicap llHIy" .lHuuI IH.. event NHH
IHu .I m mr.. U.IE. Doc fu. U.#t
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...''."f .'.' ..'.....A.' q. '"..
Goo. I yHr.H. Irusl.r % yIrd. lUu
..rIfYH mon ..uHHF .uU with fH. IH..B
... ,...,.. .... .,........ t..... .. .....,
900 ''. ''.. ''I. "." "'A ''
'F.I5 IN'n '.'. POP iN' i.N" WIN IN.-
willie urI .H....I.I H beating uut 900"
I4ft.4 Ir f... rr H... .......T T...t I...r
'"'" .'.' '.'' I''''. .'i '''' "f
900 Go" scratch, Iu.IH. H yards. W.."s
tHHusH Weller would n. hHtrI FROM of
tHa uuIfu uuJ d.. baked ut uHs critical
muuunt luI came .H I'D tHa. tlU..uH of
he mUH....uu It.u Lawson took UrHt
uiara with Chapman . puHa #e.uI.
in tna HnnI iH.r. v.r. four r1trn
mHu FuruUu. LINHUu. TIfNII'H HuI
tHsufrHr. HHI Uut fH.u. ufHUr.
HrrfI,r I'D #Iyfy-Hl. y.rU.. TuIu. I'D
fbrty .nv. yards and Edmond. ut forty
uHria. d. IIH MOI fHI. .fH. ..rIt.r mon
iona 10 OHtUH tHs lImIt m,u and tHru ID
Tuarry rHfuU Hf rfHtIrs f.r rH.lff.ra
r4a in Grt.r. iy1r LHNa4u headed tH.
rrrIut Iu dino fourth lao With TuryIH.
lacked 1n 10 hI#f roar tIUs chapman who
e.H tru.f4IHY.rff. .H..III|nr uW4v nd fHa
i.4r rLut fHrYu.F IHr crowd Uud tu.k
ID f'.nt rUIf Whom tHu ruYI apfInt
I.e4u. TurtWu u...I.F tH. rfHua'HI Nom.
IIwrYn .HIf.I around chairman and
Turf..u f... tU. HHnE H.Hn. TH.u d.
H.f XXI nam ..l# In ..l.r I.fu.Un
g.Ua ......F frm Hu|.H IH fH. HrI.r
..u..U t.IfH .fH. g...H.l man HuurIH
r ..s r.. ltT f..m fb. r...rI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19
GREA TEST
OF
HUMAN
BIZ: SSIMGS

skin without bismiih and hoiy rour-
ishci with rufe blood. such d he happy
condition produced BY CuTlcuRA SOAP
and CUTicuPA Ointment, externally. and
CUTicuRA plsOLVENT, intefnaily, In the
sevcreft cssss u toftuflng. dislirufing,
Itching, hufning, and scaly humofs.
sof frrffshsrs pf'f rgrs rtt 1i ~. Crftrru
l1sf a. uisfasst o. hssHlytsr lltfsEl -.
luHunH UnrH aHn q HHH. fHnH. aHIH lrnra uIHluns
az" iias % Cue uuuiaft oirszs BOA, hst
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

inning OF today'H contest FrIke. with
superb support. had Che orioles shut
out Three singles nuI nrco %
errors tied the Rods acHrH lu tho
ninth two singles Hul u force Die rHyH
baltimore che game. Attendance. 1909.
SCORE.
H. H. T..
CINCINNATI ..sss sss sss ssassssfe
baltimore ss.ss sss sts ts.H...t
Uutt.riya- FrIckc and pItz. NoGIn-
nifty aud Smith. Umpire Snyder aud
MUIuTT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

II. II. T..
washington 80 80 80 - ,',,.h u 2
NltNnlhud 's's' 80. .s's''',..'.u u 4
Hattcrios-Dineon and McNanus.
Hughoy and McAlhtcr. sugdrn. Um-
plrp -uWNer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

Hrootlyn, Sept. ih.-ChirHgD played
brooklyn 90 "a slundsuu today. Tho
Lrouhyus had a lDut of eight To three
up To- the seventh. when the CmCagOs
hammered Kennedy out OF tho box and
then took the lead by ten 10 eight.
when Dunn went Into tho box in the
eighth. A single by Dunn, Kuiley's
triple and AN out. tied the score Ia
Brooklyn's half Then the game was
called. LauEn'B hitting was a feature.
Two games VIII DO played tomorrow.
Attendance UnN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

u. II. T..
lin.lah'''' '''' '''' ss''''s''' o
ilbtrNHINtf's ssts 'sss stssss II
Hattvrrf-tewls and sullivan; Gray
and sDhrlycr, umplrcs-Opay and Nc
Donald,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19
DR.. E7ELES'
Heart Cure

Is sold by all druggists on guarantee
first bottle benefits or money back.
Book on heart and nerves sent free.
n. Miles Medical Company, EIkhart. las,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-09
Wle a.tan 9irG enid)uioem
bcsahtt.

Sin heiiebter plan 1T bas grief- Gtife=
ten=SpItem, burd Del0es Ger Gdreiber
blttet, ibm cine Gtifeiie bon einem
yafet Glepelano @acoa susnIenoen.
Der gmpfdnser erhalt oabel oen oollen
Wertb bes ausaeleaten Gsloes uno bat
feine Soften als Die feline Miibe, Die ihm
baraus eripdbst. Gies III piel lei6ter
als Sublcriptionen sn iammeln, nobel
tllr Die geitrdge nibts aeaeben miro.
Die gtitetten fueroen benz sSobrifanten
5uaeltellt, pel9er Dafiir be3ablt nno oa=
ourcb ieine Waaren betannt lnadt, nnb
10 Die glnseiaefoifen eripart. Wer sSn=
terelie bieran nimmt. ihreibe an Die
eleDelano Gbofolaoe nno gDeoa Cons
panD in Glepelano, Sbio. Dielclben
geben pollItdnbige Mustunft. gs ilt
itaunerstpertb, tpie leidbt 5000 big 10. :
900 gtifeitsil auf biei Geiie geianmelt
meroen f0nneil. Al
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-09
Cyclone In MIaba ma.

Birmingham, Mla., 4. ssebruar.
3pei 3oote. iiber 20 0ermnnoete. 2
0el6dltslofale uno Is Wobnbduler
benz grobooen sleid semddt. Das
iino bic Spurei, ipelbe Elm in Gbaoes
Wallep, 10, Nleilen bon bier ipitbenoer
Wirbellfurm 5uriifgelaIlep bat. Die
Senlperatur, iDelhe 5ubor 3iemIih tiibl
mar, itieg nit einem Mal bis anf 70
8rob. Ser Winbiturm ipnrbe suerlt
IN Dale, einem bon Bergleuten betDobn=
ten E6rf6en trabrgenoinlne1l. grlf fie=
len ihDere 0agelihloiien. bann folate
Elm entieblider EDnnertnall, aporaut
ber btrbeerenbe Wnbeliturm Mlles bot
lid her nieberwerfeno eiaber5au{fe.
Seine Jlugbabn mar ettpa 200 Naros
brett, llno @ebdnbe puroen BON i'm,
ill1a9sbialen, als obs Rartenbdus&en
tpdren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-09

CbermiilItr 3tpeiGrrberungttl ergtbe.:
Derbreitung bsr Renrtaiiie ibtr PIG
gefa6ren ber 1nberfulofe burh Gee
nuB DDn Milh nnb9utter nnb iibsr Die
MDgli1feit Der M6ipenbung Der @ts
fair burh GeIbitbilfe. Die Gitte,
Milh nur I'M absefohten 3uifanbe 5tl
genieben, finbet ia mehr u1tb mtbr@tn&
qdnq. Die Butter ipiirbe buriitter leis
Ben, ipenn man iie uuf biele Weife
fetmfrei MAIDEN ipnIlte; man miiBte
f1on ben Rabm erbiben (paiteurifi
anb bas lit pielfah feh0n gebrduHli1.
Ndmentli6 in @egenben NIT 3nderriis
benball, no bas MilApieb rat
@1niBeln sefiittert ipirb, etbibt man
ben Mabm por benz werbuttcrn, Deil
erfabrungssemdB bie8utter bann aiht
ben Beigefhnad bot, ben tie sfonF nab
Miibenfiittsrung bes Mil9Diehs leiAt
betomn,t. Das @runbubel liegt 1bcr
In Der MiI9. unb ha tDdre es M.fgabe
bes gtrctes, bus9 ftrsnge Mufiat unb
9eobaatung Der WiebbefGnbe bieperlz
fuht aus5uner5en unb bic Bertpsns
blne perl1iihtiger Riibe CUR MH15sz
tpinnung niht au bulben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-09

f0nftlf nidS dllrerld9ter Dnhn, tDie Tide.
Du ioli'it lsr annsre Graa ben, cine
DD nit iD iebfina is. nn ipD nor 5a1s
foofe bubt, mo efspenff fin, oann bebts
oih Del Mage uif gshn. oli ouhH ID |
iSraa, iuie id) cine TN, ger nit bielebrfe. "
|Gieis oann ins 9aus ganoe. aipnei
aae baiiDe Gtiiiib % is fe bci mid qe.
suele I'LL bot lpio0er BON benz Geitbobrr
|ensefanae.1 Sd iaae bid, { 9udin.
|alos is IN osn @eitbobrb. 10 ebbes fd6-
nes bof ou in Del gauges 2eme nod mi
aaiehm I'm Die aan3s Jront is aefabrft,
bel 8alle. On { fufsi5 Gabler NOM. or
tanns nit better lein. Isl tel inb, id
fenne ell gahraen, mann ih q, iebn. "
so is IS in eillem fort 9ange I'm id
mar frob, mics ,3eit mar for ins Bsti
5u aebn. baB id non bem fubliIhe Sc
tabt emnl Stub gehabt ben. Qlipper Die
2issie bot ioaar BON oem 6eitbobrb ee=
oriemt. Gmnl bot ie mid en- puld
aeiptpe un iagt /: ,pbil, i'd oente es
fommt jebt." { balme stunb lpdter fol
le mid miDber oetpeft unb Iagt .Ss
cs it { gietTd9 Sen i'd nit en- quite
gabraen frieatg" SD fam Sbne ioee,
fed bot MID lid I'm teiert gernabf unid
lin cus Den @ett lin ben mid in ben
Saluhn binnia Die gabr aelegt. so
bot jegt Die 2issie 10 piel table qetonnt,
ipie le seiuollt bot, ior all mas i1 brun
.geiptpe ben. glm Mpr9en 10 'ebaut
nein ltbr tu.r'id. DO bDr idb ,pie bic
2isSie ballert !: Phil, jest fumnt's oett
ldubr." SD fin bor bic Gobr selaafe
I'M ihuhr aenug DO bot fcbon Der Maae
.aetappt. 3tuaa lRdnner ben ben Ssit=
bobro abaelase. Sd BEN 9lsi1 aenob=
tilt, baB es aria tfdisp aeguft bot, a,p=
iper ib BEN Die 2isse ibren Gonn nit
ipellle seppllt un Do FEN id nifs 9eIaet.
gDie Die Mdnner nit ben Geitbobro Die
Steps eruf fin. DO ben ie 10 ebaut
Iiinf SuB Qlditer bon Die Mabl abee=
rifle. Sff &obrs is Do aad gut Giebl
BON Die palliIh an ben setbobro ae=
ipcult poroe. Sn Den @ittinrubm Do
ben .ie oas SeitbDbrb in Die Mittel
oon ben &ubm aeitellt, un ben babel E
2dnp mo mid sebn 9abler tGIbes Gelb
aetoit bot, bon en- Sebbel erliilner ge=
i1mille. Die 2amp.is 5u oauleno pie
les ael6mdi6t tun,oe. Sic Qi3sie bot
for lauter MdoneB fei Wort iage oe=
tonnt. Sd ben Die Mdnner, neil le
bart ben icaaffe eemiBt, en- 9abler Drinf=
9elo getDme III ben efspeGet, oab ie bas
0elo ,uiboer in mein Salubn fpcnae
osbte. Sic Soffs fin amper i6on nedit
Sohr au Den @iriTde aarae. Die Die
Slssie llo9 enlDl um bas SeitbobrD
erllm is sange, for nod empl out su
9ufe, DO bot ie Ell Patt nit fbpar5e
Gebnt. ipo elmer npn Die 5rcilper meme
ben Seitbobro bot itebr eelolie, umes=
tpprle un Die aanae He1nt IS uff Den
Rarpet aelDifs. gfi Sale, oas bpt CEN
ganse Garpet, mo fuIsis Dabter setoit
bot seIpeult. grpper oas mar nod nit
aa 4: Wie lih Die 2i5sie rad ben 8. .att
Qebildt bot, for ibn uff sll piGe. Do is
lie aeae oGs Seitbobro 9epui6t, oos
Geitbogro bot Die gdllens perlore I'm is
umgeFalle. Sas aufin9las is ee=
fGmafdat In sipaa 5SiiB BON ben seit=
bpbro fin abaebrobe. 8el E roffes
@itinelt. Got Die Sissie ibr Gahraen 10
ebaut odtsia Sabler gefoit. SD bin
nor froo, oaB i'd nit ods ps6 seDabt
ben.
Momlt ih berbleiipe
Sbne Sbrn lieiper
Yhllibb Snuprn for
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-09

OW A33R, Wu
iileine Mltie is.
bic bot 10 { Jehn=
|sie, in Die 6tpbrs
lerunl 81 aehn NJ,
|fot Bdbraehns sa
|bonte. Sh lin
|lhnbr, es gibt
|unner Sbre 6ub-
'ibireilpsrfh teine
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-09

IauiltdIbo flifbt lslD erIjist
fo llplaitt totIanlal alipfsIl:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-09
pVtatr ed)rtibebrtef pcs sStiz
Iipp Samerantpfer.
Dssin lieber Derr 9sbattiondr

DIE Giasie, mas
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-08-08
AMONG THE LITERATEuRs.

"Miss Cayley's Adventures" story
by Grant Allen, which has been running
as serial in an English magazine, will
soon be. published in book form.
"The Queens Garland" is a handsome
ly bound volume containing some Of the
choicest poetry of the Elizabethan age.
The poems have been carefully selected
so as to suit the requirements Of pock-
ct edition.
An important work on Westminster
Abbey; Its History and Architecture" is
about to be issued. The illustrations
consist Of seventy-fve large collotype
plates reproduced from recent photo
graphs, many of which have been taken
expressly for this work.
The late Lewis Carroll wrote dairy
of some pleasant Oxford days spent
man, and it is about to be published.
Life and Letters of Lewis Carroll, y
published in England short time ago
by Mr.. Fisher Unwin, has reached sec
ond edition.
Feb. l there appeared abroad the first
part of popular edition of Mr.. Henry
NJ. Stanley's Through the Dark Cont
nent.' This edition contains all the origi-
nal Illustrations. rs well as a specially
prepared map and Il new introduction by
the author. The work is complete in
eighteen weekly parts.
Catherine Gladstone" is new book
which is tribute to the grand old mans
wife. Due recognition Is given to the
wonderful devotion of Mrs. Gladstone to
her great husband through long and
happy, but very responsible married life;
is given to her own political work, see
ing that her interest in that was always
subordinate epe, and that she was
rather n ussfs ,apl than an influence.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-08-08
STRIFE SETTLED.
Rival Railroads at Storm Lake Come
to an Amicab1e Agreement
Over n Right of Way.

The tension of the situation at Storm
Lake, where the Minneapolis & ST
Louis and the Milwaukee roads have
been engaged in struggle for right OF
way, has been relieved and the Mime.
apolis q St. Louis is now in possession
OF the grounds. Attorneys of the roads
signed an agreement by which the Mil
waukee will withdraw its men and will!
not interfere with the ST. Louis in the
building of its track and the st. Louis
will go ahead and put four tracks over
the disputed right of way. Both sides
agree that neither side will lose any al.
legged rights by signing the stipulation
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-08-08
LOSE THEIR SIGHT.
Peculiar Disease Discovered Among
Herds of Cattle on n Farm
in Webster County.

A very peculiar disease among cattle
has been discovered in the herd owned
by James Cunningham, prosperous
farmer near Claire, in the northern part
OF Webster county. The cattle are be-
coming blind. and within a month out
OF herd of rs one-third have lost their
sight.
No cause for the disease is known, as
the pasture is one which has been used
Tor several seasons. Stock buyers and
stock growers are puzzled about the
matter and say that they have never
known anything like it. The blindness
is peculiar in its character and is caused
by film forming over the eye. veteri-
nary Surgeon Gibson will examine the
herd
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-08-08

1t was 300 years ago, in Florence, that
the first grand opera was produced.
Because of the growth of Russian COM
merce by sea, company for the CLASH
fication Of ships has been formed on tho
model of the British Lloyds and the
French Bureau Veritas.
In Bavaria each family On Easter Sun
day brings to the ehurchwad fire wall
nut branch, which after being partially
burned sis carried home to be laid on
the hearth during tempests as protec-
ton against lightning
So many reforms are being inaugural
ed in London that there is danger of the
staid and solid old city being swamped
with them. The latest Is the delivery of
letters on Sunday within the city limits.
A trif1e extra postage is demanded.
THE Devils Sonata was composed by
Tartini, the great violinist, under the in
fiuence of a dream. In the visions of
the night it seemed to him that the devil
| invited him to a trial of skill upon the
violin, and suddenly he awoke with the
music of the sonata ringing in his ears.
he at once noted it down on paper.
The noble art of self defense is incul-
Gated early among some Of the wilder
tribes Of the Caucasus, who instruct
In the use of the dagger. First the little
ones are taught to stab water without
making splash, and In course of time
incessant practice gives them an extra
ordinary command over the weapon.
The students of Missouri university
have organized q club to promote the
growth Of whiskers The bylaws, which
were adopted, are rigid and exacting.
No student will be permitted to shave be.
fore next April, and something more than
mustache is required. The student
who has the longest beard at the close of
school is to be rewarded. The club is
said to owe its existence to the fact that
the pupils became distressed at the re-
marks regarding their extremely youth
full appearance