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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-08

u4r6eiter 9ieoertofel."
0uuptquartier: N%eIo6arOt's Saue,
Nr. 1923, 8st : PratttraBs. Sing.
Stunoe: Wittpods.
u2oro Saltimors % a NJ
nerdor."
Suupiquartisr: 8. 8oIgt's Sa[s, OK.
1122, Sarforo : IHnur. Singltun.
BE-: 6rsituss.
.M @efang=9 srein."
Sauptquartier: Sorpan's 9aus, Tr.
"a, Centre : Martst space. Sing.
~Itunps: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5. 6.
5rant.
.Gi6enfran3."
Sauptquartier: Ioer's 911e, Sd.
Salt uno @aIi : Iptnus. Sing,
itunDs: 0ienita9-Diri9snt s. 3aroa
lus.
.W : M d. r."
9uuptquartisr: @Db' 9aas, Nr.
1900. McGlOsrrDlraBe, Sin9ItunOs
0ienIto9s - Oirisent: u. B. Yp6i.
mann.
nM elooie."
9uuptquortisr: Mordpsb' 9aGe an
@aIbinetpns unb Mc@iOerrbz Strabs;
S%ingItunoe: Oonnerita9s- Sirtgent:
=. Sdrplus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-08
Seilers SGhtcrlein.

gbarIe It on, &C., 5. San. -
Die Nsssr Gbas. Wilion uno 3a9.
Singleton puroen beuts bier sebGnst.
WiGon ermprbste i'm September 1898
einsn tpeibsn soIoaten, uno singleton
tDbtete I'm lebten NoDembsr einsn an
oersn Nessr in 5olge eines Streites
Ibsr Elm 8artsnipiel.
Montroie, Pa., 5. Sanuar, -
Die 5inridtung Der M0rber Sames s.
Heagan uno Gornelius Weas S6atp
lit auf nG6Tten 0ienItag onberaumt
uno bic grri6tung beg 9algens niro
morgsn Beginner. Die 8srurtbsilten
BADEN Ii9 in ibr S4idi al ergebsn. 9us
SulamnRnitrOmsn elmer groben 8olts=
mense pirD bier %ertpartt. bod tperben
nur peniss Peripuen s3utritt in oas
@sfdngniB er6alten.
81 pofo, ser, 5. Sanuar. -
Geronimo parra uro 4ntpnio Shores,
5tpsi ols MOrosr iiberFi6rts Meritaz
nsr, enbeten bsuts bier am @aleen.
SeaDs 9lh9eh geidnen IN Den Spb.
Yarra mar Elm notoriT9er pferosoeb
unb battle Dor neun Sabrm Sobn 5ufz
1slman, sinen tsranifdsn Hangsr, Der
i'm gu perhafsn perTu9k. srI9pKen.
Shores tDbtete ppr einem Sabre feline
Geliebts, neil 'bisitfb feline 9siratbss
Qntr1qe dble6nte.
(GpGter.) - parrd unb Shores
ma6ten Dor i6rer 5inrbhtun9 einen
beIperaten 4n9riFf ouf bic Ssfdnenibz
bsamtn unb p%srfrunbeten einen beriel=
BEN burb e;nen MeHerIti4. Sic tpurz
ben nur nit Mii6e iibertpdltiet.
San 5run5isco. 5. Sanuar.
= 60 Gee. Elm Gbineie, nurbe beute
babisr bura ben Strdng hinssrjdtet.
Gr battle sinsn anDeren ghinefen erz
morbst. Surg Dor isinem Sobe BE-
tsbrte sr 1i6 gum tatbolf4sn Slaubsn.
Gr bstbeuerts feline uni6ulo Biz gum
lehten Wuqenblids.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-08
Spateite &abelberihte.
Gn9lonb beftebt du benz
Sur6i h undsre6t

GOnbpn. 6. Sanuar. = Iu9
bsutd friib Hagen feline Raari4tsn
iber neus @rsisnihe BON srober Srasz
psite artf bam 8ris9SiAuuplass por,
uno bas gnblifum miro piperum
bur4 Die grtldrung eetrDItst, baB bic
erlparteten GntIdeinun9s S4lod7=
ten, tpeide Der 8oegenT9errlt4tsit Elm
Gnbe maiden Tolen, nun ni4t msRr
lanoe aus6leibsn fonner.
Dam 9~erndFmm na4 6at bic britt
Tds Ge9ierung, troYOsm Die NlDglia@
felt elmer eurapGiIden ontiIbritNden
Coalition immsr rGhsr riidt, i6ren
Slpttsnz . in fiioafritanIiden
@spGFsrn auFs Rsue bsfoRlsn, ursntz
tpsgt ouf benz aa6ts Der 9urfiufung
git beItsben unn Der Girfubr bpn
Grisgs : Gontreban0e in bic 0sla9paz
8ai einen Hieael bcr3uifliaben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-08
Gltikc ppn allaemeiuem SntcreHe.

Gitp 9aG - Hortbz II. 2erington.
Strabe.
8a{bington : Wonument - Mt.
9ernon : Ylace.
Spbns 9optins' 9oipitol - Noroa
SroaopaD.
S6la6tsn : Monument - GuIbert,
unb 6aDstteltrabe.
@rab bon GOgar anen 9oe -
@eftminItsr { 8ir4bof, 5ansttez UNI
9rssneItrabe.
Oruip : Sin : Yarf - gu erreifeu
nit nDroli6 [aufsnoen @oggons.
9atterfon : Yart - gu erreidep
init DIfli6 laufsnoen Wa9gons.
Tort Mc0enrD - GOcuI spoint.
SSrulpsn : Goasg - ct. Yaulz und
%. Strabe.
peabooDz Snltitut uno MuFitzGon,
5erputprium - Mt. 8srnonIplace.
GRATIS Srei 9tbliotbet - Mut.
berrpz, nobe Cathedral : Strabe.
Sreimaurer : Sempel Hprba
GbdrlesI trdbe.
Obj Seuotps = Sempel - Gdtbes
bralz uro SaratogdItrabe.
ghamber Of Commerce - Souia
BAH uno WateritraBe.
Teuss 9eri6tsgebdube - 5abettes
unb Ct. pdultrabe.
9oltgebdloe - Sabettcs uno Gala
DertitraBe.
Marblano 8 SnItitut - Baltimore.
uno 6urrtionitrube.
gutotp : 9laoe - 5dupt . grom.,
nabe, perldngert nDrbli9 an Gutupz,
bon OolpbinItrube.
Youne Men's Gbriittan IFociaa
tion, Central : 9ebdnbe - Gbarless
unb SaratogaItrabe.
Qfabemie Der WihenI6aften -
Srantlin= uno Gutbeoralitrabe.
Carroll : Yart unb bus alte Wobns
baus bon CHARLES Carroll bon Gar,
rpnton - Mun nebme bic Golumbio4
IpenIe : Mdggons.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-08
Brieffafsm.

i2sfer. - Die IbrsiIe 1T Prof
Bernard Sernotp, State Col
less Of 5orreitrp, Cornell untprlttp
Stbara. R.zg.
vIIte Min5e." - 9shen Stt
gu .6rn. 0sner an Der DateritraBe,
Der lih nit ipl9sn SaGen bei4dftIgt
Wir glauben nidt, bab SR msbr ais
100 @ents erbalten.
3pei Dettsnbs. On bein
Sage, on tpeEhsm Elm aino 1 Sabr all
mirD, bassbt es ieinen eriten Geburtsz
tag. Do5 Mprt n@eburtstag" Rdi
5pei 9eosuiuneen: Sag Der 8ehurt
uno Wisberfsbr bieiss Sdges. ytur in
hieisr lebtsn 9spsutuns tDnnsn Sc
burtstags ss5dblt psrosn. Die erlts
Msberfebr beg Cages Der 9sburt tit
arip Der erTte @sburtstag.
8. Is. = Seine Der SamoazSn1eIn
gsbDrt England.
Seiratbs>oircn;en
!9siratbs : 2icsnssn purbsn geiiern
bonn GIert Gipinsiton i'm Common
pleas<Gsri9 an folssnbs psrlOnen
ausesIsut:
SenrD 8. sisbbobl unb Nnnie Seitt;
@pplifant G6arlep s. Ssobobi, Nr.
835, SibzOa1asitraBe.
Sacpb Salomon unO Carrie @i4enz
green; 4pplifant Sacpb Solomon, Nr.
1919, MeGuQo6traBs.
emil Or. 6ense BON NetpzYprf uno
Gltaabetb 5enner; Applifant 6. M.
!9en5e, Nr. 5, 8 t>Mul6srrp Itrabe.
OooiD 6resb uno Soa 5rieoman;
@pplitant Oapio Sreeo, Nr.14O4, DIT
2ombarDitraBe.
SNbn 8. Spsrkd unb Metu g.
&aberndgel; applitant Sobn 8. StpeIz
bed, CIR. 1886, Wet@SaltimoretraBs
Charles g. Martin unb Marie s.
Wiliums; Mpplifaut s. g. Martin,
Nr. lilo, GbmonbIon : Npenue.
Wiliam 8. McGlo8fsh unb Gliaa>
BETH %. GpnnoQD; Npplitant s. 6.
Dunn, Nr. $50, NorbaG6eltsritraBs
9apman Sag bon Canton, Pa., unb
Nsuie aaB; @pplitant 9opman &aB,
Canton, ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-08
NIutiaes Gnne ciner Craie.

ptnspi1le, Sre., 5. Sanuar.-
OILS ReIultdt elmer i'm Eager berpiuz
tezSaoiansr, nabs bier, gefsierten Or
ale tDotete Mattbep Wema feineFrau,
psrtpunbsts ieinsn 9ruoer GbarIeh, To-
pis atpei Squdtps, Namens Sblsr u.
SuTie, tDbtli9 uno begin9 pannSslbfz
mprp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-08

8auperetn. - Der ounabbGnz
9i9e patterlon = 9arf : 2sibz unb
Sau : 8erein" bolt am Montas spiz
T6en 7 unb 9 ubr Qbenbs feline Sab
res Geriummlung i'm 2ofals oss
5rn. Carl 8olf, 2pmbarbz u. GaTtlez
sStrnbp M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-08
= Surh cine aufGQid einQetretene

Vutn ttHK 5NTuHIg eIHYeIlTleHe
Obnamit : grploIiOn i'm Carnegie
ooAofsn gu Ouqussne, 3d., tpuroen
iahs @rbsitsr i6tper bsrleBt, iebo4
nidt tDbtli9. 0as @s6duos 1T t6sil>
tpsiie oemolirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-08

8uIde1 gfunb.
Wai5n . 60
W~idis<aOrner SO
Mais zSolben $50. 70
Grbien . (Staat Sc qfO.) 60
Heis Sc
Safer. (@taat 26 gfD.) 80
sertofftin (etoat Sc gfO.j 60
@iibe, SartoffeIn Gin MurbIauo) Sc
Sfenzaoblen go. 80
W.a!5. "a
&sie 20
3ubn SO
8obnen (tpeibe unb GaItpr
(Stoot 80 qfb.) 81
GIeeiaaf1er . 6O
SimptRus : Grusiaomsn ... As
9ras{aamen 49,. 40
Sia3siaamen . So
Sanflaamen . "A
8lauer G%rusiaamen, SbItbaum 10
8u9pai3en Is
pfiriids. gei6dlt -. 40
YfirIifs, ungei9dlt -. 80
9etrodnete IepfeI =. %
3Diebeln ). 90
MaiszMebl 80. AZ
MaiszMebl pro gap 2OO
Msbl (pro Sap 1856
Groniife, afritanii4e 80
@ronIFe, Wilmingtoner . %
GrbniiIe, 8ir9inier -. %
ungarii9er Sras1aumen . 48
Sirie 5O
l SubitfuB bat 1928 9ubit3oG.
l 4ss@aGone bat 282 Subit3oQ.
1 GorO 9oI5 fat 128 aubitfuB.
l Srodsn : 9aQ0ne bat 268 Clio
&ubit5oq.
l Some runOes gauboI8 bat so
aubitfuB.
aiiie is BEL 1e Bel 4 SIG ent3dti
J 8ui6sl.
a!eid $685. SUB. Sine 2anbmeile III
9lsi8 $3.50 SUB. Sin anOten 1T baa
Der gleid 1.1526 2anomeile.
3ubifz M q B {.
l Sonne bebauenss 8au6ol5 bat 40
&ubitfuB.
/ guI6el bat 215O.42 aubit3oa.
aiIte 8 bel 8 BEL 8 3l8 sntbdlt 1Ped.
Site 8 bei 8 BEL 4 3l16 ent9GIt Elm
Quart.
3 Mei1en iinb 9lei4 ! 2eagus.
Sin anoten ooer nautii4e W2eile III
aiIte Is BEL 16 bei 8 3i8 entbdlt 1
9uffel.
40 aups Iinb glsid l 5urlong.
8 6urlpng5 IinD 9lsi9 WteiIe.
Sin S~uls6aufe, 4 SUB bod, 4 SUB
brett unb s SUB lang, madt l Goro
aus.
1e4 SUB inO glsi3 1 "aOb" ODER
pple.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-08
,Ycnniplpanter Gticnbabn."
per1Dnli6 geleitete s o u

rem.
Msrifo - Californian - Goforabo-
(Sour BON 46 Sagsn).
Sps5ialaug BON puuman S9lufz,
3eI taurotionss, Hau9z uno Sbierpaz
tiprs : Waegons fdbrt om 12.Ssbruar
1900 ab. $4,000 bedsn ale notbz
psnbissn Musgaben. eini9lieblih IA
Sage in Merifo, 8eIu9 Der 6uraptld9z
li9sn @tGbts BON SntsrsKe, 10 Sage
IN Galifornien, in peldsm ebenfaas
bic bauptId9lidJen Stdote bon Snte=
re1s beIudt psroen.
Werifo (23=tGaias Sour).
9lbfobrt am IL. Ssbruar 1900 gum
8slud bsr bouptfd9liden puntte i'm
r2anbe oss Monte3uma." eini9liebli4
5ztdgigen M~ufentbaltss in Der StaDt
Msrifo. Der ale notFpenoisen Musz
eabsn bedsnbs 5abrprsis bstrdst
$4,000.
Californian unb golora=
Do (31@tGgige Sour). Mbfabrt BON
Baltimore am 81. Sebruar 1900. in
81 poIo an ben nMerifo unb Galiforz
nier Sp5ial5us" anI6liebsnb, ale in
tereKantsltsn plrntts an Der 3oute be-
iudsno. 5abrpreis. eini9liebli4 aner
n~othpsnbissn Qusgobsn, $375.OO.
51orioa (3petnO9ige 9our) am
6. 6ebruar 1900. Sabrprsis $48.O0
bon Baltimore. pelfer 8%efDrberung
auf Der gifsnbahn. pullman Z Mccom=
mobationen (etne S4lafIteue). iopie
Matl5eiten u~ntertpses auf benz Sps=
aial5llge ouf Der Sim uno Rldfabrt
einI6fiebt.
Wsgsn peitersr Iusfunft tpsnbs man
{ia an bic 8iIstagentsn ober on 9.
Gourldnber, Jun, paHaeierz
Mgent, 8aftimprer Oiftrift, 8alti=
more unb galpert<S traBe. Baltimore.
Mb. (6,9.15,22.9,36)
Oarlep<Parf."-Os .Mu=
ftalii9 : Dramatfds CLUB" psriam=
melt fba morgsn Na4mittas in isiner
9alle unb brirgt 5ur Wuffibruns:
rWas aug eirem G9uitsr perbsn
fann" pbsr vgr tit 8arrn." pofs mft
@ejong unb 5ana in bier Often bon
Rubolpb 9abn. 9r. Gbriitian Mspsr
bot bic SitslrolIs in 9dnoen. 9D91t
tomf9 lino bic Rolen BON ~Riefe"
(2inu SbisIe) unb rSante 3sibis"
(6rau 6. 9eipib), 9r. Stablbot als
.WfelItsr Dori4uh." 9r. Soften ols
~Dr. &rou." 9r. 9sipib als n3az
pbrei" uno 9eotpig Sober ols r8aroz
min InIelm." Die in benz @tiide por,
fommenosn Gpuplets. Duetts unb
EGn5e iinp bon prpf. Sobn @sper gut
einitubirt purosn. 9orber pirb BET
einatties Sdapanf Cine Qiebe mil
Dampf" CUR NuFfIbrune fommen, in
tpeldem ST. Siemunb 9irf dfero aum
erlten Mole bier in Der bO9It tomiihm
Nole BON ranfppsrbouing." elm Ma>
. kr. auftrsfen.
y 8ier ais Mebiain oeoen
8aspergiftuna. - Mm.Sols
eia 4nssfteatsr Der Stabt, puros oe.
fbern, als er an Der gde Der Mabilonz
unb Gutapltrabs in einem @raben
.arbeitste. bon 9alen iibsrmannt. @sie
ne Witarbeiter bra4ten i'm nod redtz
Beiiis an bic Grbobefldae, poleibEt er
bermittelft elmer 6laldx friI9en 8ieres
bato aur 8~efinnuna sebraat purbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-08
gfHter Gbther!

Sgapp, Fhtapy VptluF. w WV NV
ale SGg! SEP fpt'5 angefangs &c itars
te, Miitsr @biter, I'm pun ieb Biz gum
quite 5rsitag toer CRIME Opnner tag
miiiIe mir 9robSglsu gorter mitaus
nor IN ein3i9e frsi Sag gu batptpe, it
@dtpeiB unIeus In9eIttts uas unnz
erbaLte, amiu]e IN emil 9ois. gs IS
ieoe M6eno mas los. @ann funf9 DIT
mir log is, ls es { SammittTIiBung for
prtperGiGsns for bs groBe 8uq. Sd
ben msr arsgefiggert, baB Sd tnfeit
BUN bic nsrts iedaDof aussnig pieres
3tpan5ig Narrniibunge mit5emafe bab,
mo Sd BEL ie45s6n berpon en- Iprtrag
battle mub. Sante Sic nor smol, Mi=
7teu GniAsr, mas bes fpi6t, bic Iprz
trGg &c friegs! Sd msen Of courfe, bic
3ieit I'M 4rbeit, bic e tdi 4t. 81 courie!
@os FoGs tDsnn fun79 toiAte9 In
bonn fem bic erobe MGsfsrGb@gaus
I'm bic unmastirte 8aG5 un'o Die I'M
nerbdltunae I'm bic mltiifulii&zoramas
tiife llmerbaltunge uno 9un5srts un
Gfrauturw - Wiiter Goiter, Sle
mGqs nrer's elaubs obsr net. Sd nrnB
in idber @p9 an e paar &bsno llsrpz
t~per3sit T6aTfe, beg bs:bt. Sd muB an
5tpei I'm e 8aar NAL lcgar an oret oerz
f6itoens 9lGb for unntrboltun9sz
giurpphes bige6n.
$50 bic Qeit bic 3sit hsrfrisge, ing
SiGter. in bic 4pperd ober in 8an3ert
(eriept ems no BUN eme @ereIn gsgetpz
he rDsro) &c gsbn, bas lam Sd MT be-
oreife, M2iIter goitsr. Oes miife 2eIt
Iein, mo eifa6 ibr Outti gege bic Ser
ems rialette. Mptper mas i6 nod tpez
niger bsarsife fam. MiIter GOttsr, bsS
is, boB net sifa9 pdbreno Der gan3e
9arntpals : SieTen bes 9lsneB bun be
odn3e &auntri ODER enihau bun Der
i3ittp bon Nap : gorf iuIpenoet psro:
Oenn babur6, oab ie ole Ia9eblid
emol in hire 4ffis luafe I'm dlS emol
Ieltper au Dem 9iisneb tenoe Ioate, ge6t
6errn aarnipoQrfte Z gang Wtd1e
tpertbboae 53eit perform. SiIeits fam
mer aa9 bon fsim Men|6e berlan9e,
bah er lei @eIunbheit Ipoift. Bel am
Soq ina SiisnsB gu Gaafe I'm lei 3ett
gu pertrDole, mann mer bic gauge
Na6t i'm Bedroom biiIi gepeIe is.
sd mub dft{6eGi mel 2pI6, be &ez
GEL Club TN mel Stutubeno nigletts,
lob aleenis Sisnsb. lin Der orms
SIdoGi Der trerb i6un balo nimmer
pi1e, tpie i9 mel @elo arsIshs. sd
bsn TimpGi fei 3eit biaegebn. Iptper
bes fam mer net belfe. grit oes Sc
I6dft un bann bes 8ergniige! WStlter
gbitsr, in Der &arribalfieIen oo bot
mer tei 8iisneb &c bapps als 8ergniiz
&c ,glsI6er IN Sun.
IIo bipp, bipp. borrdb, MiIter Obi
ter. mel in's 9ersniige! Sn grDbtsr
9prrt
Wp1rs
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yours
So6n d., $50.

MiTtsr gbiter! Sd bGtt ia iunf6t
gar mir asge be Strube[ Der 8ergnl@
gunee, no mer aqsDeil gar nImTler
6rans rausfimmi, pann i4 mid nur
net, unner uns gsfagt, 10 forAtbar berz
bee langpsils tbdt. Denn bes een5I9e
9ergnige, mo mel bei al benz Ser
enii9un9s in Werfli6feit bot, bss is:
@elo I6penbe gu f0nne. lin for mdnfe
annere Qeit is bes nod net emol Ser
ouiiqe. 81 courie, for Mi9 is es;
6enn: Was gsb i6 brum?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-08
Grit bas Gersuiisen, banu oas &C.
i6aft!

Setrudtungvn bes Sohn Rufd iibsr
bic Qnltsn9ungen Der 5ai6angsz
8ergniigunsen lsrlO pe 9Fliaten
bss 8ereinslebens.
@rDberReuDort, Si6dnudri
be perte b. Mts. nein5e6bunnert IN
gar mir.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
9itth. 0uhisr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-08
Gintbeiluua Der NaBe uno @emitte,

Die Dieielben BON Der 8altimolep
Meb[z unb 9straiosz90ri apaenom.
men tperoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-08

SGs oerben.rte elaitiIde BruhbarO
III oas etnjl9s Bruhbano Der Nelt. tpsis
9es mn %aololuter 8equtnlidteit bel
ytntt u Sn9 9etra9eu luirb, mn es
bait ben Sruh bti otri5perNen 4rbeit
ootr aroBten Ahitrsnsuus 3uriid mo
unlere Waartn peroen uidt Don aaens
II 3abre.) Sdtdt mad Ssrsi.9ampb.
WAY, NEW YORK,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-08
&ru0e geheilt.

tutrb eine perrnausnts unb 'hIeuniq. 6eiluma btwer'ttutesn.
ten ober gpotbetcru pertauft. Seutines geih ait. (Gtabitr'
Ieten On bic EEASTIC TRUSS Co, 96S
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-05-19
Why David B. Hill Wears
A Silk Hat.

There arc probably no two men in
Albany, Gays The Saturday Evening
Post, 30 nearly alike and 80 much un.
like as ex Governor David B. Hill and
Governor Theodore Roosevelt. Both
men are fighters, although their meth
DDS differ. Both are brave and elo-
quent, and each received his Office from
a political party with which he in many
respects differed. The two Governors
often meet, and there is usually a little
quiet fun between them when they
come together. Both men have the gift
of saying sharp things. Not long ago
the New York State newspaper men
gave a banquet at Stanwix Hall, in
Albany, and among the guests of honor
were the two Governors. Colonel
Roosevelt came first. He wore an eve
ming suit and his famous brown SOM
brero made famous by the Rough
Riders. 1t was q combination costume
at once original and picturesque. A
mong the last Of the guests to arrive was
Mr.. Hill, who was coLventionally at
tired, even to his silk hat.
"Ah" exclaimed Colonel Roosevelt IN
bis peculiar staccato manner, as he
grasped Mr.. Hills hand, "now we have
with us real Albany swell. Governor
Hill is the only man here tonight with
q silk hat"
'I've got SLOUGH hat myself" re.
turned Mr.. Hill softly, but left it at
home. I've given up wearing it sin e
l went out Of the advertising business. :"
Then dinner was announced and the
remainder Of the evening passed pleas
antly.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-05-19
How to Give a Cat Medicine.

A New York gentleman has very fine
Apgora cat, and 30 fine specimen OF
her kind that che is famous in large
circle OF fashionable folk. She is not
rugged in health, yet she cannot be per-
suaded to take physic. 1t has been put
in her milk, it has been mixed with her
meat, it has even been rudely and vio-
lently rubbed in her Mouth, but never
has she been deluded or forced into
swallowing any of it. Last week green
Irish girl appeared among the house.
hold servants. She heard about the
failure to treat the cat. "Sure," said
she, give me the medicine and some
lard and LII warrant she'll be ating all l
give her." She mixed the powder and
the grease and smeared it on the cats
sides. Pussy at once licked both sides
clean and swallowed all the physic.
Faith" said the servant girl, "every-
body in Ireland does know how to give
medicine to q cat."-Our Dumb Ami
mails.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-05-19
A Summer Outing.
CONTINUED from Page g.

Horn range. A pair Of mischievous little
pine equirrels grew familiar with us,
and ut each meal waited impstientIy
for our table crumbs. while q number
Of magpies with gslloping fight and
tretfu. seedlings, lowered near al: day.
II was wonderful how quickly, under
the stimulus Of pure ar and out-of-door
life. appetite and strength increased.
Mountains that We at 6rst pronounced
too steep and high to climb we're ascend.
Cd without difficulty later. Each day
brought change Of program. Fishing,
hunting. berrying, mountain climbing.
gathering flowers, taking views and
lounging in camp 10 easy chairs and
hammocks were all ours. and We en-
joyed them to the fullest. Target
practice with % calibre rifles became
popular amusement, and in thes, con-
tests the true aim and steady nerves Of
the women won for them many records
which. in comparison with those made
by the sterner sex. amply ju titled the
chatting that followed. The days en-
joymepts reached their climax when,
under the ample awning Of our dining
room, the evening camp fire was lighted.
Then it was that the days experiences
we're related, stories told, plans for the
MORROW made and Jokes INDUCED in.
while songs and instrumental music
awoke latent echoes in woods and
mountains near and far.
When the time at length arrived for
breaking camp it was with feelings Of
sincere regret that We set about prepar.
ations for returning to our city homes.
1t was then that We first realized that
oil uneonsciously we had acquired q
sense OF ownership in our beautiful sur
roundings, feeling that resented, as
unwarranted intrusion, the inevitable
coming OF strangers after we had
gone. 1t was easy to imagine on that
last morning that the music OF the water
was more subdued and filed with minor
straips, that the eyes Of our saucy little
squirrels looked regret for our parting.
and that the queruloue notes of the mag
pies were changed to protesting fare
wells. and ~ we turned our faces home
ward. rested. reinvigorated and happy.
We felt that We were better men and
women for having lived even for 30
shorta time "near 10 Natures heart"
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-05-19
bEGALe NOTICES

A complete file OF "The Courier" is
kept in an ABSOLUTELY FIREPRooF build
ing. Another file is kept in this office
and still another has been deposited
elsewhere. Lawyers may publish LEGAL
NOTICES in "The Courier" with security
as the FILES are intact and are pre-
served from year to year with great
care.
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THIRTEEN CASH PRIZES.
St15.O0 For NEBRASKA Letters.

General Passenger Agent Francis of
the Burlington Route. offers S1l5OO in
prizes for letters about Nebraska, its
resources, possibilities and opportuni-
ties.
The letters will be used to encourage
migration to this state.
THE contest is open to all. The let
tiers should contain between 200 and
1000 words, and must reach Mr.. Fran
CHS at Omaha, by July 1st. 1900.
A circular giving all conditions OF the
the contest will be mailed on applica-
ton. (6-2.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-05-19

TO THE DEAF.-A rich lady. cured
OF her Deafness and Noises in the Head
by DR.. Nicholeon's Artificial Ear Drums,
gave $40, 900 to this institute, go that
deaf people unable to procure the Ear
Drums may have them free. Address
No. 6.63S9 A, the Nicholson Institute,
$50 Eighth Avenue, New York.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-05-19

Nothing is more noticeable in both
ITO Have and To hold" and prisoners
of Hope han the authors love OF Ma
ture,' which finds expression in charm
ing descriptions of the Virginia noun
tsins among which she spent her child
hood; and it IL not less noticeable and
is equally refreshing and resiful in the
pictures of the Tidewater section OF the
Old Dominion with which she is equally
familiar. Buchanan. the little Virginia
town in which Miss Johnston was born.
is situated on the James where it breaks
through the Blue Ridge. The sur
rounding country is region OF noun
tains and valleys, Of forests and running
waters, and in her childhood the author
OF ITO Have and To Hold" was never
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-05-19

80 happy as when rambling up and
down the river, or over the mountain
sides and through the beautiful woods
in which the region abounds. There
we're in the family two old and faithful
servants, and with either of these for
guardian Miss Johnston and her sisters
were allowed to roam the country side
at will. The town itself was so small
that walk Of mile in any direction
brought one into the deep woods or up
on the mountain side. 1t was an al.
most ideal environment for a child fond
of nature as she wac; and the impress
sions Of those early days have furnished
most of the beautiful pictures of forest
and mountain and sky in both of her
romances.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-05-19

To clubs Of ten taking The Courier the
annual subscription price Is seventy five
cents Us eents). Regular subscription price
one dollar Per year.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-05-19

Do you get your Courier regularly I?
Please compare address. II incorrect,
please send right address to Courier
ofice. Do this this week,
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-05-19

The half has never been told. but it
isn't woman's fault.-Town Topics.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-05-19
IDEAL AND REAL.

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