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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-08-25
Remember that cholera morbus,

Remember that cholera morbus,.
cholera infantum, summer COM
plant, bilious collie, diarrhoea and
dysentery are each and all catarrh
of the bowels. CatarTh is the only
correct name for these affections.
Pe-ru-na is an absolute specific for
these ailments, which are so com
mon in summer. DR.. Hartman, IN
a practice OF over forty years, never
lost single case of cholera infan-
tum, dysentary, diarrhoea, or chol-
era morbus, and his only remedy
was Pe-ru-na. Those desiring fur
Their particulars should send for a
free copy of Summer Catarrh."
Address DR.. Hartman; Columbus, 0.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-08-25
ROBtRI~ DOWNlNG
Tells the Secret of His Great En-
durance.

Robert Downing was recently inter-
viewed by the press on the subject OF
his splendid health. Mr.. Downing
promptly and emphatically gave. the
whole credit OF his splendid physical
condition to Pe-ru-na, saying: ~ y
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-08-25
Beware Of Ointments for Catarrh Thai
Contain Mercury,

Az mercury will surely destroy the sense a
smell aud completely derange the whole system
when entering 1t through the mucous surfaces
Such articles should never be used except %
prescriptions from reputable physicians. 81 the
damage they will do is tenfold 10 the good yoy
can possibly derive from them. Halls Cetarre
Cure. manufactured by r. ]. Cheney. Co,
Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and 10 taken
Internally, acting directly upon the blood and
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine
II is taken Internally, and made In Toledo, Ohio
BY F. J. Cheney Co, TestfponialsfreA SOLD
BY Druggists, price 75c per hottie.
Halls Family Pills are the btst
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-08-25

One size smaller after using Aliens Foot
Ease, a powder for the feet. It makes
tight or new shoes easy. Cures swol-
len, hot, sweating, aching feet, ingrow-
ing nails, corns and bunions. At all
druggists and shoe stores, rs cts. Trial
package FREE by mail. Address Allon
S. Olmsted, LIE Roy, N. Y.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-08-25
Ink Ou Furniture.

TO remove ink spots from furniture
wipe them with oxalic acid, let it stand
for a few minutes. then rub we'll with
u cloth wet with warm water.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-08-25

Should always be dried before starchine
Apply "Faultless Starch" freely to both
sides, roll up tight with bosom inside and
Law aside twenty minutes before ironing.
All grocers sell "Faultless Starch" 10c.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-08-25
1t is simply Iron and
Quininc in a tasteless
form. >. Sold by every
druggist in the malarial
sections of the United
States. .... No cure, no
pay. Price, SOC
WHOLESALER.

CT. Louie, Mo-, Feb. 8, 1870.
PANS MEpIcn n Co., City.
Qontlenen:-wo wish to congratulate you
on tho Increased sclos wo GRO having on your
Grovo'o Tastcless Chill Tonic. On exam.
lining our rccori of inventory. under date q
Jan lst. we fnd that wo cold during tho Chill
Season of 1895, 1850 dozen Gr0ve'S Tonic. No
rlso find that our oalcg on your Laxative
DromO. QuinIno Tablets hayo beon, come
thing enormous: having cold during tho late
Cold cad Grip Cca5on a, 800 dozen. m
and obligo, Yours truly,
MEYER DROS. DRUG 90.
Per Schau.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-08-25

Warm Whalebone to Cut It y
Whalebone may be easily cut Il
warmed first over lamp or by the
FIRE. when 1t will become soft. :
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-08-25

The light must shine in before II
will shine out.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-08-25

Ex-Governor HogR Of Texas wearA
a twenty-five inch collar.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-08-25

Mrs. John ]. Ingalls, is famed
throughout Kansas for her black berry
lam
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-08-25

The fruits Of the spirit do not grow
on the stock of the world.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-08-25
RETAILER.

PANS MEDICINE Co.,
Gentlcmen:-I handle eevcn or eight differ
emit kinds Of Chill Tonnes but soil ton b?tt!oS
Of Groves to where / soil ono OF tho others.
ono day and could havo sold moroif had had
It on hand: Mr.. Davc Woods cured Two cases
Of chills with ono bottle.
JOHN T. VINEYARD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20
Oporto.
Die pom Ger SenIenpet heimeefu9te por
tueieiibe 6~afenitaot.

@rmes Sporto! SEPT fir cine 3eit ngez
mieben pie Die Bet"! Gin 9afen, Der 9e@
mieoen mirb, lit Elm u~ngliidli6es Ding.
l1no nun gar cine Stabt, beren Name I9pn
bon Differs Der bsiast, baB lire 8eoeutlrag
aans in SEM 9ofen liegt 20 Porto beiBt
Der 9afenD, mlB bur9 bic peta6Ipsrz
rung einen f9neren S9lag erbalten. g1Gdit
2iifabon lit Oporto bic grDBte unb beOeu=
tenbite Stabt bon portugal. uno lie Fat
alt9 benz gan3en 2anbe ben Ndmen gege6en;
BENIN Oh Der Name portu9al bon Dem gaiteQ
Portus Gale i'm 4. SaDrbunbert II. Gbr.
itammt ODER bon benz Portus Gallorum,
bas bic @~qacogner um's Sabr 1000 erbouz
ten, iebenfaqs fommt Der Same Yortuz
gal BON Der 9afenitabt Borto, bic audi Bis
liza 9uuptitabt unO 8eiioen5 mar.
4rmes Spprto. 0as tpdre t~raurig, penn
oeiu i~tol3er Name "a muito nobre e in
victa cidade'' (btc iebr cole un6 unbe1
Iiegte GtabD bur9 bic inbif9e Seu9e Sit
S9anben gema9t piirbe! Gin Helm penig
1T bon benz grOBenNamen i4On in bic 8rii4e
gegangen bur6 bic Barca da Barra, sic
iih bor Der M%iinoung Oes itOl3en 9ouroz
flutes als idperes 9afenbinOerniB porgez
lagert bat. Oieie Sanbbunt, bic CUR 5Gut9z
aeit nur 81 Meter 8aKer bat, 1T fir
Sporto's i9Dnen 9afen Der 9ouro bat
BEL Der Stabt 10000 Meter 8reite uno
ltegt bort gang ungei4iiBt 5ptf9en peinz
reiden malerif9en Bergen = in neuerer
3eit gum @erberben geporben, benin fir bic
grDBen tiefgebenoen S9iffe bes i~nternatioz
nalen @eltbanoels purbe er unm0gli9.
Nber bic ,,invicta cidade'' fonnte fib
BON elmer Sunbbant ni3t beiiegen lafen,
anb 10 tplrbe 5 &ilometer norbparts an Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20

cu9 5uge6en tpolen, baB bic Sifte ntft
ppQftdnOig 1T. Sir aubergepO9nli4e Sale
lit eben ni6t bor5uipr9en.i
Sit man bon Sreunben als 8efabung unl>
geben, 10 bite man ii4 Oor loutem CANT nit
linen, ipie FOLDER beim Stat pprtommen
fam. Oenn Der 5etnb piirbe i'm pers
ne6men, auf uneinigteit in Der Stage f6liez
BEN unb bieien Moment gu einem 9turm
benuben.
Man lafe ft9 ni6t uuf befannte @eriutis
6es 5einoes Elm, bic 8eiuBung gu iibsrliften.
8emertt Der 8elagerte 3, 9. zines Morgeas
bor Der !9aust6iir Elm b0l5ernes Yferb, 10
5ie9e er es ni6t ms 9aus unb 6etrinfe i;d
bann ni9t nit ieinen @efG6rten, fonbern
Oenfe lieber an Die 3erIt0rung bon 5roia.
Man bite ii9, irgenb Scenario i'm 9auis,
Der ni9t gu ben 8eIagerten geb0rt, gu be-
leibigen ober gar bas 9ienfmGb9en pSer
Sen 9iener gu entlaien, iOnbern man made
sic bette Miene gum bOieiten Spiel 1rb
bite, tpenn man gedrgert miro, I'M @uiz
i9uGbigung. 9enn lei9t fDnnte Der 0auSz
m%itbenObner, bas Oienitmdb4en o6er DR.
Siener BEL ben 8elagerern 8erratb ii6!n,
un6 NQes pdre berlpren.
aommt Die 5euerpebr ungerufieIt, i'm be
9elagerten peg3ulDi9en, 10 lei man nt9t 10
neugier;g, Ous 5eniter gu Dffnen, bu Diss
geraOe Die 8ref6e bilbet, bur9 welde De-
6einb einoringen tDnnte. Qus bsniel6en
9runbe 0ffne man bic S6iire midi, ptnn
geflingelt tpirb.
9a aud cine GroBmu6t &eipett boo srr@
Zen, bepG6rten 0orten bat, 10 antipnrte
man auf Die Nufforberungen CUR rts6ergabe
Der ReibenfOlge na4:
Die 8eIaBung itirbt, nber lie erg;ebt iiG
ni6t!
&omme uno boe lie!
0eto better, 10 perben mir i'm 59utten
fGmpfen!
9e6' mir aus Der Sonne!
Ser Deg CUR @ta9e gebt nur ii6er we:ne
2ei9s!
g1u9 benz fiinften U1uG pirb Dem Setuee=
rer Die Gu1t pergeben, Die Stage duf5uf1r@
bern, bic 8affen 81 itreden.
sSn benz Moment, mo- Die leBte SGroine
cegeiIen nirb, bite man bonn Oa9tuEl uus
bic Na9barn UNI einen &albsbraten, cine
gerbelatpurit pOer berglei9en. Nu6 T:Gerer
fiibrt Oies gum 3iel, tpenn man ibner bas
baare 9eGD gum @intuuf 5upirft. Soer
man erbenfe Elm anberes MitteG, unt ben
5unger gu ftiGen, ba bieIer ieber 8efuserung
Elm @nbe gu MAIDEN pflegt.
Ma9t Dunn Die Regierun5 Srnt. 10
made man i6r bies mad. SenOet Tie eirise
2eute, tpeG9e bic Sbiir eini9Ga9en uno fiA
Der Sreppe ndbern, Inn our 8erpaftuna gu
iareiten, 10 nebme man glei9FaIs teiae
&idii9t mebr, fonbern greife gum QenBerz
item, ieBe @epalt Der 9spuIt enigegsn uno
begriiBe bic 2eute nit ben Wprten: Sinh
Sic erbIi9 bu2 Sd folge Sbnen!"
9ieruuf Iai1e man ii4 rubig 5am Srrsn=
ar3t fibren,
Su1iug @tetten4sim.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20
Der erite Kuf.
Bon 9otbar S6miot.

Die 2iebe batirte BON Der S~un3ftunbe
Der, bod tie tannten it9 f6on pie1 friber.
Nls Wa9barstinber paren tie nit chamber
aufgepa9ien. gu iener 3eit a6ntsn iie
freili6 nod ni9t, mas ibnen Die 3ufunft
emit bringen piirbe, obglei9 -. nun ia,
es lit eben cine eigene 9a9e nit Der 2ieba.
8ei9rte6en BADEN 3par oas merfpiirbige
Ding i9on biele, gu erfldren aber fat es
nod feiner Dermo9t.
Nlfo bic erten 8arten Wur3eGn lagen
melt in Der 8ergangen6eit 5urid. 0anlal2
mar er Elm hummer Sunge bon brei3ebn,
tie Elm fIuges MGbeG BON 5e6n Sa6ren. Die
Sreunbinnen Ieiner S9meiter ipielten germ
nit ibm unb er germ nit ibnen Skinner
9en bermtetben", r9erited", r8linOez8ub"
etc. Seine &ameraOen nedten i'm oft,
bafo nit Der gl1e, balD nit Der 2ieIe, balb
nit Der grna, balO NIT Der 9rete; Be onz
bers nit Der @rste. Damn pflegte er nil
t6enb gu tperben unb ft6 tii9tig nit ben
iibrigen Sungen gu raufen. 9us tonnte
er ndmli9 abiplut ni3t Oertragen, nenn
lie riefen: v9uns uno 9rete -. bib:,
6aba!"
@orte man inn gluuben, 70 mO6te er
bic .Mdbels" ale ni6t leiben, bauptid6~
Gi6 ni6t Die @rete. OieIe 8erfi9erur9en
muren iibrigens burhaus e6rli9 CEMENT,
unb Sans gGuubte Ielbt feif unb fet bdz
ran. Gr bemiibte ii9 audi, mas er be-
bauptete, bur9 bic S6ut gu betpeIien. Nenn
9rete gu Der S9neiter in 8aters 8urten
fam, um @rbbeeren gu pfGiiden OOer PfIouz
mem unb Npfel6dume gu pliinoern, oGna
eri9ten plOBIi3 Sans gan5 unpermutbet
pie elm deus ex machina unb i9nau3te
fie ti9tig an. SIM Wieberbolung5Falle
faBte er audi nobI bic i9reisnOe 9rete beim
S9lanitt9en unb mari tie gum 9artsn
binaus. Der feline 8erl binbicirte ii9 Elm
geipiIes &e9t ba5u, benn Papa bate Elm
fir aGe MaG Derboten, peber 9imbeerea gu
pfliiGen, nod Bflaumen unh Nepfel oGne
feline fpe3iele @rlaubntB. 9Ol9e @ors
fommnife ftDrten absr bic Sreunbi4oft
3pii9en Sans unb Srete tetnesne95.
sic fam re6t oft nieber. IieB iib re6t pit
BON Inn ausf9impfen unO per S4ub Biz
an bic 9ren3e bes 9urtens bringen.
y1un paifirte es mitunter, buB 9rete ft9
t~agelang ni9t bliden lieB. Sic mar entz
neber frunt pber bic @ltern batten ibr oas
6erumtolen nit benz tpilOen SSungen unterz
faat oDsr es mar irgen0 Elm anberer @runo
borbanben. tpespegen ite ausblieb. Wferf=
~piirbig! bann tonnte 6ans gauge Stunz
ben am @~arten5aun iteben un6 auf fte
Gauern. @s mar etnas in feinem @eien
perGnbert, tpoDon er it9 natirli3 feline Res
9enI6aft CAB, nod geben tonnte: Mdrc
in FOLDER s3eit elmer Der &ameraben ibm gu
fGGig be9egnet unb bate g~erufen: p9anS
.... Du nartef tpo6l auf Die 9rete9 -,
ba6a, bibt," Oann pdre er ii4erli9 iebr
entriiftet gttpefen unb piirbe ben S4reie1
burbgepriigelt baben oOer piiroe bon i'm
burageRrissIt pOrOen isin, is na4Osm. -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20

Braca Dom Pebro, Elm GROCER f~onniger-
pGab nit f9pinoelerregenoem Mofditpfla=
tier. Oas Muiter bieies Moiaits 5eigt
namli6 i'm 0e9feG BON S4par5 uno
NeiB bic @eIenform; penn man barber
binae6t, fam man Jeff uno i~eetrdnf perz
ben. (Qu6 in qnberen StGoten 1T Dte1e
pflafterung beliebt, 10 in 2thabon.) Auf
benz plube ftebt elm 9entmal Dom PebrOs
". BON GalmeIo por benz S6edter Sap
SOAP. am felben pIabe b%efinbet it8 AUDI,
pie i9 berrut6en tann, cine 8ier1tube DON
@umanbo, in Der man iebr gutes bapertz
f6es Bier befommt, freili9 etpas tbeuer.
On benz ertpGbnten SOrre 6es @lert9os
bprbet fi6rt Der Weg 81 elmer pra3tlger
0ffentli9en @artenanlage Wraca De San
Spibio), lpo palmen unb aloere @eDd4ie
bes Siitens in nunberbarer uepptgtett bet=
Iammen iteben; ba3u Srunnen (Oporto ut
reid an t0itli6em, bergfrif9em Srintpo1z
ferD un6 Waferbaiitns, undergraduates
4aIen unb elm berrli3er 8luuenflor. SG
e~ntfaItet Ii9 elm rei9es 2eben am NbenD.
Der eigentliGe Ort aber, tho Die S3Oz
men BON Sporto N6enbs am Sage 19la=
fen bic meiften ober pertreiben iu4 Die 3ett
nit Ni3tst6un lu%itpanoel1, 1T Der to1tz
li9e part bes palacio be @rpital, Der gez
gen bunbert Mster ii6er benz Souro liegt
uno in ieinen Qnlagen mebrere e~nt3iidsnoe
Qnit9tspuntte auf ben 5trpn1, auf pas
5duIermeer Der Stabt unb auf oas gegenz
iiberliegenbe ufer nit Der @tIa NOpa be
9apa befibt. Nenn bic i9uttigen 2anbz
gGn9e, 2orbeerz, MtDrtbenz, Sleanoer<,
Orangez9eden unb palmenitraBen bcs
&rptaapalat : Parfes reben t%0nnien, ie
piiBten Diel, unge9euer bel gu iagen BON
Der %iungen, f9Dnen unb berlisbten WeIt
Sportos!
Der Qusblid BON ben :3innen Der &rpz
italpulaitbDbe tit tpunoer6dr. Oa iie6t man
erit Die @rDBe Der maleriI4 am bsrgigen
0ouro : 11fer bdngenben Stabt. Sporto
5Gblt gegen 100000 @inpo6ner unO bic
bur4 cine imppfante bpbe Bride berbunz
bene @iqa Noba bat 10000 Ginpp3ner.
9te 8ila NDba liegt berrli9 u1ter bepalbez
ten unb rebenrei6en Bergen. IN ibr 1T Der
9aupttapslplab bes berii6mten Bortpetns.
9Ort fOaen iih ~bur9f6nittli9 10000
Pipen bes eDlen f~eurigen Gcbenblutes auf
Eager befinben, bas in a1er @sGt sei9GBt
unb leioer au3 rgema3t" pirD.
Sd fonnte mid ni9t futt fe6en an benz
tpunberbolen Panprama Spprtos. Qber
unfer &apitdn StabG bonn r&atIer" Der
9euti4en SftzQfrituz0inte butte ftrenge
Orbre gege6en, CUR be Itimmten Stunbe fir
Die 4bfabrt nu9 2ihabon CUR Stele 5u
iein. So rib i4 mid benin log, i9lirfte
nod einen @9lud oe5 e9ten porttpeins,
Der am 9ouroz1fer gepa9ier, auf hus
WO6l biees ~seiegneten 2anpes unb mart
mid bunn in bic G1ettriIGs", bic mid f9nea
naa 2eiroes uno benz 9ampfer suriid=
fibrte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20

n&lio piGf ou? Su ober nein2 Sd frag'
bid ieBt gum ullerlebten Mate."
Ser Sunge i4ien einsn i9peren &dmpf
nit ii4 gu fdmpfen. Wie germ er gepoGt
bGtte! Benn er ii3 nur ni4t gar gu iebr
geT6dmt bate! gnblid fuBte ct e;nen Osrz
8tpsifelten @nti4luB. gr fniff Die Quqsn
felt 3uiammen uub 9u6 i6r einen ber8baf:cn
Sup auf ben dumb. Damn nabm er eIIiglf
&eiBuus.
@rete d6er gins langiam na4oenfGi3 6;nz
ttrbrein.
9as mar Der erite &uB. Den spsiten CAB
er ihr flint Sabre fpdter. 0o3 od butte,
umgetebrt, er Iarge, lange gu bitten, Bis iie's
inn erlaubte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
i6afft iofOrtige Grleidterung.
SUMNER COMPLAINTS,
DYSENTERIE, DIARRHOE,
CHOLERA M0RBUS.

Gin bolber Sbsel6fiel bon BON &eaop 9telief in einem
balben @laie g9afer 10 oft i~pieOerbolt als @nfdae DOrs
tommen unO elm Slanea=9appen ~geiattigt NIT &saop
gelief un0 itber Den Wtaoen uno ~lnterletb gelegt,
$eiluno.
&ein. i6limmen @a6ipirtunoen. (pel6t ~befduOis
BON @aoipap's &eaOp Gelief, bod Werben Die Gingss
iueiot in einem geiunOen, nOrmalem :3nitanb %belafeu.
Sin balber bis elm gou5er SbeelDffel ooa IN einem
balben @ldie Waiier beieitiet in ~tpenieen Minuten
&rdmpfc, S6hpinoeldnfdls lauren Ntaeen, Sobbren.
men, NerpUiitdt, Wtigrdne, Siarrbos, Spienterie, Cos
lie, 8ld6uneen uno ale inneren 9ei6peroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20
READYRELIEF
fur tnnerGtaen ano aabesIi@em 6ebra~@.

geim @ebrau5 BON MeOisin sur 9inOerung Der
S6merJen, iolteu mir iolbe nermetoen, pelbe oas
Spitem affi5iren. Opium, Worpbium, @bIoroform,
@etber, Gocain uno 6lorol bsbeben Den S@mers Oaz
our6, Oab ie o0s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES %3erf9ren
cine iebr psroerbli6s 9raris; fe mastirt bic Snmpz
tome, ldbt fe ni6t %ertennsn pnO itatt Oag 9etoea au
entfernen, ruinirt lie Den 0tu9en, Die Sober uno Gtns
beruriadt lotale O0er a%lgemcine Gdbmung.
Gs liegt feline 9totbmenpigteit Dor, 6ieie un9etpihsH
MeDifamente gu Qebrau1en, tpeun elm iidereg 9eilmits
tel ipie 81 a D 10 9 &eabp R elite Die quds
Ienoen S6mersen raider l%inOert. obne ir9eno iDelDsn
N~aGtbeil fir Die Ginoer ooer @rtp93lene.
%3iiuOuno unO turirt GoneetiOnen, OBJ fe nun bon Der
9unge, Dem Waeen, DEN GiugeipsiOen, Gnoeren Srls
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20
S6mer5en bebDben
tit eineut MOmente.

GinerIei, tuic beftis oOer q~udtsnO bic S6mersen.
ipelde al &beunlatismus 2eipenoe, Sol5e, tpel6e anf
~nerp6ie, BON 0euralqie 6eimoeiu6te oosr BON &rants
beiten bingeitrsdts 4eriOnen aus sufeben bGbeH,
Willmar tribune., 1899-07-12

The following is an extract from an
editorial which appeared in the St.
Paul Dispatch June %. 1t is very
significant because of the claim made
that the new bank examiner is no i'm
provement over the old:
''Then it was that the patience of the
bankers gave way, and they sat down on the
bank examiner and 'squashed' him. They
gave him to understand in language that
was comprehensive even to him that they
did not propose to have their business die
lated by an old fossil whose only idea of
system was to number the financial insttu-
tiOns Of the state like cOnvicts, and who
didn't know enough about business to con-
duct the financial end Of Salvation Army
street revival.
"Therefore the bankers just tore up their
tags and decided to go it on their own hook,
and if Pope wants to examine anything
hereafter he will first have to go out where
the thing is and examine it at close range.
The bankers will not report to this depart
ment' for examination, suggestions and in
structions.''
Is it not plain that when the exam
iner's department. ceased to be merely
an ornament, the festive bankers "lost
their patience?"
Willmar tribune., 1899-07-12

Henry Feig propounded lot of questions
a few days ago to the W1LLMAR TRIBUNE,
through the columns of the Gazette, regard
ing the work of Senator Grue and Repre-
sentative Nelson in the Legislature, and also
concerning some of the acts of Gov. Lind,
and the TRIBUNE takes eleven columns of
space this week to answer his questions.
1nasmuch as the TRIBUNE might be said to
be the official sponsor of these gentlemen,
the article can be taken as complete off.
cial statement from the standpoint of these
gentlemen and should be carefully perused.
Mr.. Feig's side of the controversy will
doubtless appear in the Gazette in due time
and is eagerly awaited. There is likely to
be "hot time' politically in this county
for an off year, before the contending par
ties get through arguing the matter.-[ At
water Press.
We do not know what Spencer means
by the words "official sponsor, but
we do know that our reply was from
the standpoint of the TRIBUNE only,
and the gentlemen referred to abso-
lutely had nothing to do with the pub
lication of same, nor had either read
line of our comment before they re-
ceived their copies of the TRIBUNE.
Willmar tribune., 1899-07-12

Hanna predicts that Bryan will not be the
democratic presidential nominee in the next
campaign, and declares he would not have
been nominated three years ago but for the
fact that the democratic leaders entered the
Chicago convention over-contdent and with
an incomplete organization.-[M Morris Sun.
Hanna's democratic leaders were
deposed in 1896. It will be utterly
impossible for them to exert as much
influence in the next national demo
cratic convention as in the last Hanna
places too much reliance upon the COR
rupting power Of his Doodle.
Willmar tribune., 1899-07-12

No one can succeed in life without
having the very highest appreciation
of the value of absolute, unfailirg hon
esty. Carlyle once wrote in his force
full way: MAKE yourself an honest
man and there will be one less rascal
in the world.' It was good advice.
If every man on earth profted by it
the race of rascals would become ex-
tinct. There may be success from a
purely worldly point of view without
honesty, but failure and poverty are
better than this kind of success. The
success that meets with Gods ap-
proval must be based upon honesty,
and there will come time when those
who have achieved success in any
other way will know how miserable
their failure has BEEN Forward.
Willmar tribune., 1899-07-12

Ex-Governor Hogg, Of Texas, spoke
before large gathering of New York
democrats last week, and they made
most enthusiastic demonstrations in
favor of free silver and Bryan. The
Tam many chiefs, with the boom of one
Augustus Van Wyck up their sleeves,
were forced to stand by and swallow
their modification.
Willmar tribune., 1899-07-12

Republican leaders are becoming
alarmed at the great sentiment ex-
pressed by members of their own
party against the presidents Philip
pine policy. and are demanding that
congress be called to decide the ques-
tion. But then it would give the "cop-
perheads in congress a chance to
roar some more.
Willmar tribune., 1899-07-12

Ten new regiments are being re-
cruited for the subjugation of the
Philippines, and yet it was not over a
year and half ago that Mckinley in
a message to congress said, II speak
not Of forcible annexation, That, ac-
cording to our code Of morality, would
be criminal aggression ~
Willmar tribune., 1899-07-12
Abraham Lincoln. in a speech deliv
cred at Lewiston, Illinois, in August,
1858, while speaking of the trainers Of
the Declaration of Independence. said:

''They erected a beacon to guide their
children and their children's children and
the countless myriads who should inhabit
the earth in other ages. Wise statesmen as
they were, they knew the tendency of pros
perity to breed tyrants, and SO they estab-
lished these great, self-evident truths that
when in the distant future some man, some
faction, some interest should set up the doc
trine that none but rich men, or none but
white men, or none but AngloSaxon white
men were entitled to life, liberty and the
pursuit Of happiness, their posterity might
look up again to the Declaration of Inde
tie which their fathers began, so that truth
and justice and mercy and all the humane
and christian virtues might not be extin-
guished from the land; so that no man
should thereafter dare to limit and circum-
scribe the principles on which the temple of
liberty was being built"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1899-08-17
TROUBLE IN AFRICA.
Great Britain's misunderstanding
with the Boer Government
Events Which Led Up to the Strained
Relations of the Present Day
Ensland's Part Was Not
Noble One.
Especial Correspondence

That Great Britain is preparing to
conquer the republic of South Africa,
of which the famous Paul Kruger is
president, is evident; that the task will
be a heavy one is equally apparent to
anyone familiar with the character,
warlike disposition and religious fer
vor of the Beers.
Viewed from purely ethical stand
point the English government is in the
wrong when it seeks to destroy the po-
Iitical independence of the Roers, who
were the original settlers in South
Africa and whose valor and industry
prepared safe landing places for the
English traders and soldiers who ar
rived years afterward.
The BOers-the Dutch name for
"peasants"-leftH Holland in the seven
teenth century and took possession OF
what is now Cape Colony, after long
and bloody struggle with the Zulus, the
dominant tribe of natives. They were
left in undisturbed control of the coun-
try for years, until the beginning of the
present century in fact, when the dis
covery of vast gold and diamond fields
aroused the cupidity of English adven
turers and capitalists. In 1914 the Boel
territory, which had been existing un
der a crude form of republican govern
ment, was formally annexed to Great
Britain. Rather than become subjects
of any European prince or power, the
ignorant. vet liberty-lOyinp. Roers
moved and wrested the Natal country
from the still powerful Zulus. BY tradi
ton and training they were cattlemer
and farmers, and in the newly-con
quered region they found fat pasture:
for their stock and rich virgin soil fol
their crops. In 1887 Natal was Boe1
state to all intents and purposes, ant