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oyster sheII Trust.

There is always something new
under the sun. The latest is an
oyster she'll trust. And it is To-
Gated in New Orleans! While
the municipality Of Bay ~. Louis
pays only 3 cents per barrel that
of New Orleans Is asked to give
10 l-2 cents per barrel. The Dali
lyStates dwells on the subject as
follows. all of which every fair
minded reader will endorse, know
ing how abundant the she'll sup
ply is in New Orleans.
This is an ern of trusts and they
are springing up like mushrooms
in a fertile meadow. Monopoly
is getting its grip on everything
that is on the earth and in the bow
els and the waters Of the earth.
The scale of trusts runs from the
billion dollar iron and steel COM
bine down to Che peanut trust,and
there is even corner on wooden
toothpicks and snspender buck
les. The latest thing in tho way
Of combines, however, which is of
considerable interest to the peo-
pie Of New OrIeans--becausc it is
q local affairs the organization
of the Tranchina oyster shelltrust.
Heretofore the city has been able
10 obtain abundant quantities of
oyster shells for paving and filing
dirt streets at eight ccnts per bar
rel, but the Tranchina oyster she'll
trust has gobblcd up all the oys-
ter shells in sight and advanced
1.-THE price to 10 01-2 cents barrel.
This price is justly regarded as
|exorbitapt. but in spite of the fact
the city council, at its meet
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1901-04-13
INEFFECTIVE QUARANTINE.


The Associated Press dispatches
of April A contained the following: !:
New Orleans, April 4.--.The
French cruiser LeSuchet is at the
Mississippi river quarantine sta
ton, ninety miles below the city.
She was at Vera Cruz, q port
against which both Galveston and
New Orleans established five
days quarantine and was stopped
in the riverby the Louisiana board
of health. The hitter was willing to
curtail detention il the ship had
been fumigated at Galveston, but
|. not otherwise. Theseaptain telc-
Igraphed to the French consul thnt
he would not come to the city il
detention is imposed and the
French consul appealed direct ta
Gov. Heard and is awaiting an
answer, Officers and crew are In
fine health.
The New Orleans Timcs-Demo-
ctat OF April 6 contained the fol-
lowing:
The handsome protected cruiser
Suchet arrived in this port yester-
day afternoon at 6:l0 o clock. She
lies anchored in midstream Just
off the head of Girod street. The
Suchet will remain here eight
days. From here the vessel win
90 TO Martinique. Tho fact that
the Suchet is 10 be tho guest of
New Orleans for eight days will he
asource of unlimited qualification
to the people Of New Orleans ge-
nerally, but more especially tothe
/ members OF the French colony. mud
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1901-04-13

Is
tcntion which was required Of all
other vessels, because. her COM
,mandor threatened to sail away
without visiting The cityif the re-
gulation was enforced.
sSuch incidents as this strongly
accentuate theNneoessity. Of uni-
form regulations, impsrtially en-
forced, in all Of the growing sem
timent in favor ofthc early enact
ment by congress Of. the Spooner
bill, providing for such regula-
tions, duly enforced BY federal
authority.
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affair, but when the fact is consi-
dered that we have hundreds of
dirt streets to improve, many
thousands Of dollars viii have to
be paid out Of the treasury for the
product which the trust controls
AZ it. own price and which the
City Council. has apparently ac-
cepted without murmur or protest
The best thing Mayor Capde-
vicllo can do for the city and the
taxpayers is to veto the Tranchina
ordinance and then throw it over
the trasnom. 1t is distinctly an
outrageous ''hold up and under
no circumstances should it receive
his approval,
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1901-04-13

Yazoo countyin November, 1868.
He was convicted Of rape. john
son came from Issaquena county
in 1874. lie was guilty Of murder
The age Of neither Of them is
known, the records, if there were
ever any, having persisted with
past generations. Each Of them
must be in the neighborhood Of
eighty years old. They have out
lived their kinspeople, as no trace
Of any family connections could
be found in the counties from
whence they came. There were
no popular petitions asking for
their release. Warden Parchman
moved BY sympathy took up their
cases and had published and paid
for their petitions to the governor.
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TAX SUIT AGAINST PULLMAN co.
For $4,000 Decided IN Favor Of
State OF Mississippi.

Jackson, Miss, April 9.--The
revenue agent scored another vic.
tory yesterday afternoon in the de-
cision Of the Supreme court in the
Pullman car case, one which means
the recovery Of back taxes, aggre-
eating $4,000. The company has
for years failed to pay the privi-
legc and mileage taxes imposed by
the State revenue law on sleeping
car corporations, on the ground
that the law was in contravcntion
of the interstate commerce clause
of tho Constitution, as it decfar--
ed q tax on Interstate as well as
State business In deciding the
case in favor of the revenue agent
the court clearly pointed out the.
distinction between the case at bar
and the majority Of those cited to
sustain the plea of the attorneys
for the company. In those, as
rule. the law which had been de-
clared void imposeda q tax on each
sleeping car that ran through the
State, and was, therefore, an at
tempt to burden interstate traffic.
In the case at bnr the tax was
imposed directly on the company
for the privilegcof transacting To-
cal business 10 tho State, aud fur
ther mileage tax imposed for eve
ry miles of track in the State ira
rsed by the carr of the company.
Both of these provisions referred,
it t.declared, entirely to Mississippi
business, and the other affairs of
the company were not in tho least
affected by il. An ingenious plea
was also made by the company's
attorneys that the sleeping car
concern was made q common car
rierby law, had to take on local
passengers in spite Of the fact that
such business was transacted at a
positive loss to- the company,
and any privilege tax imposed BY
the State would be in effect a bur-
den on the interstate business, out
Of which it would have to be paid,
and was. therefore, void. The
court held as to this that IL was
u unsound, hut even admitting the
validity Of the premise, the con-
4 llict would be between the inter-
state commerce clause and the law
\ requiring them to be common car
4 rlers, and not the privilege tax
y law
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1901-04-13

Mr.. Cleveland, in recent arti-
Gle, has good deal to say about
the value of porsistency IN seeking
the Presidency. Yet he is UNDER
stood not to feel very warm to-
ward MIR. Bryan, who has GER
tainly been persistent enough.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1901-04-13

It'sslucky. that Liptop bad al
ready named his boat shamrock"
before the United State decided
to call ours the "Constitution." !"
Otherwise. he might have named
It the "Flag," and you know,
s''the Constitution follows the
flap.o
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1901-04-13

If the Beers should succeed in
preventing the expectation of
mules to South Africa, for army
use, would, or would they not,
retain the sympathy of the South
ern mule. breeders?
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1901-04-13

The foreman of a Connecticut
foundry has insisted on being adj
dressed as "Mistei' by his work.
men, thereby provoking strike.
King Eddie isn't the only one who
iy having trouble over points of
etiquette,
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1901-04-13

The sales of the Commoner have
fallen off greatly all through the
East. IL seems to be following
the usual course Of freak papers,
which go up like rockets and come
down like sticks.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1901-04-13

The funniest thing about some
Of the yellow journal cartoons is
that anyone should have thought
them valuable enough to be copy
.righted.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1901-04-13

1t may be true that j. Pierpont
Morgan has gone to Europe to
form a trust, but he will undoub-
tedly incorporate it in New Jer-
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DR. w. 3. RoHMER,
BAT ST. LOUIS, MISS.

Residence Gilmore FAysrd's House. Keller
avenue. onlce-slaln street Hancock County
Bank Building Hours, 10 ia m. sto 81. n.
Cunberiand Telephone No. 81.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1901-04-13

Why don't some Of the nerve
tonic companies get the Gar Of
Russia to write them a testimo
NAL?
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1901-04-13

The concert Of the powers seems
to need tuning.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-18
Gpnive4S Scc4mrc.

Seute abenO miro i'm bieliaen Spern=
hauie Die 8. unb leBte llnterhaltune oes
Nep philadelphia 2eeture Gurles fir
oieien @inter itattiinoen, llno miro oie=
ielbe in einem Gortraee BON Guilei s..
@onmea bon philadelphia, 3D., bette
ben.
Sieier ausgeseidnete greoiger. 9lu=
tor uno Geoner bielt Dor un0efdbr sebn
Sabren einen @ortrog in 9iew pbila=
oelpbia, uno alle, Die oamols oas 0er=
9niiaen 9ebabt, ibn gu b0yen, neroen
wiiniben, i'm tpieoer 81 bDren. uno
oleisniaeu, Die ibn np6 ME 9eh6rt ba=
ben, ioaten oieIe @pleeenbeit beniiben.
9r. @onlpea bat oen Guf Der pppu=
ldrlte Geoner auf Der amerifanil0en
YlottForn su ieir. uno oieie 5batIade
allein ipllte genii9en, um beute Abeno
oas Spernbaus 81 fiillen.
Heieroirte SiBe t0nnen in grilters
ApCtbefe bele9t lperoen.
@lnfahe gintrittstarten fir releroirte
SiBe so Gents, pbne relerolrte Sibe
25 Gents.
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Ste 8ciorgniB,

tuelde man in 9eutl6lano por ben oa=
greilicen ameritanil6en Spnoitatea
hegt, miro ourf) fol9enoe Gelnerfrne
eines 6inan5ltatiitifers in Marimiaian
0aroen's .3utunft" sefennasihnet:
nDtan bat, tpenn man Die 9in9e
BON Der europdilhen Seite oes Dseans
aus 5etrabtet, oas unbeitimmte 8efiibl,
lraeno elm 90ttli1er Wille miiIle aiir=
neno oa5miiden fabren uno Den 5burm=
bau ameritaniiben @roBenpabns nit
5iinoenoem gliBltrabl trefen. glur 1T
nit iolhen getrahtungen leber nidts
getDan man miro blel mebr nii1tern
gu erpdaen baben, ipie man benz un-
beilpollen ginfluB Der Suits auf Die
europaiide @eibditspelt ent9eaentreten
tann. Sn gnglano bat man bic 5i=
tuatlon ridtis ertannt ; bort berrl1t
panll1er SAreden Dor Der orobenoen
ameritaniiben Snbalion. Nae eneli=
i6en 3eitunsen iinO oes ssammers
Doll. yiur in DeutI6lano, mo- beute
Der 6r0Benmahn ni1t minber 1tart
lit, als in gmerita, obne fib
abes auf Die folioe @elobafis fiiBen su
f0nnen. Deri6lieBt man porldufig nod
oerartigen grorterun9en bas lpehleibige
Dbr."
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0criMtsscrDanpIMalaca.

6amuel Glaoe geaen pboebe 2alu-
renee II. u. Yeigelegt uno Golten be=l
sablt.
Grant M. Wallace aesen Marp Me=
Slpaine Ii. M. Der Ma1enpermalter
miro bepollmdhtigt, bas gigentbum SuI
perpahten.
glllen Nu9en II. u. aegen Wm. st.
Grame, Sr., II. u. @ertauf beltdtigt
uno Yertheilung aneeoronet.
pboebe 2embredt as9er hilbert 2am=
breht. Der Gld9erin murben $500. 90
fiir ibren llnterbaIt suaeiprohen,
5sOlgsnoe gbeIbeiounsen ipuroen be-
miligt:
@raee 6. 9soropte ssaen Sbomos s..
Noropte. Ser Gldeerin puroe aud Die
Sbbut iiber Elm minoerjdbriaes Sfino
auselprohen.
Wlarn s. 8albraith ae9en @larf q.
@albraitb. Ser aldserin tpuroe qleih=
fails Die Obbut iiber elm minotridbri=
ges &ino ibertraaen.
NrlrllllalfGGe
9rtbur 2ebner uno 9ero Carr, ee=
gen pelde cine 9tntiaAe ipesen nd0Ili=
dem ginbruh uno Diebltuhl porliegt.
erildren lib ni6t ihuloig uno lusroen
fir ibr @rid)einen por @erldat inter ie
| $400 yirgiGaft geltellt.
@eeo Gurr bat tb aud auf cine Nn-
flaQe lpegen Eaubes 81 perantmorten
uno e,tidrt lih auh in bielem Safe
niht ihuloig uno miro Die Yiir9idaIt
| fir iein GrfAeinen upr Geriht aud in
| bieIem }alle auf S400 feftleiebt.
8eaen 9apio y. Worgan llegen s,pei
Nntla9er bDr. Die cine fir NptbSuht.
Die anoere fir ylutI9anoe. Die erlte
Glaae lDuroe fallen 9elulier, auf Die 2.
betannte iid) Worsan ihuloig uno
wuroe su neun Sabren 3uOtbaus uer-
! urtbeilt.
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ScMemtIiMee gerfaMf.

Ser unterSei6nete miro in Der Wob=
nun9 oes Derltorbenen Solepb Gniielp,
3pli Meilen tpeitlih BON N}ep Ybila=
Oelpbia, in Ger Sfdbe bon 8llftomn, am
Sienlta9, %. April 1901,
oas bepealibe Gigentbum bon y9. 6.
GnilelD uno oes pertorbenen SDiepb
GnilelD 0Hentli1 perlteigern. OaNelbe
beitebt aus pferOen, &iben, Gtieren,
Ralbern, Mutterihmeinen uno 6erteln,
2 maaen, | Sprinamagen, | gug9D,
| 9toao Cart, | Blnoer, A pfiieen, 4
pierbe9eI6irren, Neutrality-suspicious.
ten, Corn, SartoIfeln, 9eu bel Der
5onne. fhDnen Saatfartoffeln, Sofer,
ungefdbr IA Nfer 98eiSen uno 8 Mder
sRpaeen i'm @runoe uno elmer Guanti.
tat gaubola.
Die 0erlteigerune beeinnt 8ornit=
tags um 8 llbr. 8eoingunaen ge=
trdge bon SIS uno barunter miilien baar
be5ablt tperoen. SIR bDbere Yetrdae
lpiro 6 Monat Gretit a.geben seeen
9foten nit 5pei ooer mebr slten Yiir=
gen. 6reo. %. 9lnoreps miro als
Quftiondr funsiren. 8ergeBt ben Sag
uno bas Datum nibt, Dienitag, 20.
Npril 1901.
Berrp 6. RniielD,
gD. 6. RniielD.
3eIfamentsbonitref oes bsritorbenen
eSolepb Rniielp.
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s3man3ig Sabre ii
DDftDr'S bdnDeIl.
Sin cigcatbiimlidcr gaa.
llnO bic enpsiiltise 9eiluns,

6oleenbes @dreiben all Dr. Better
5abrnp, gbicaao, Su., ipridt fir lih
e!bt
GoolDill. arf., 81. Ees. 1899.
Wsrtber 9err 6abrnsp!
Sb fiible MIDI psrpfli1tet in BE-
freff Sbres 10 luerthen &eilmitteIs,
Slntbsleber, gu heribten uno Sbnen
aud miiSutbeilen. mas mid bemo=
aen bat, fir oieie DteDisin gu ibifen.
Nteine 5rau mar ieit Slpansig. sSab=
ren tranflib unb tlagte INNER iiber
Shmersen auf Der Yruit uno i'm
IRoaen /; balo III Der redten nno
balo in Der linten Geite. 3umeilen
batte lie SlnmadtsanfGlle uuo be-
itdnoig cine beleete 3unge. Sic
bate oar teinen slppeiit uno mar,
tuie geiagt, tlaaeno uno nieoerge-
iOla9en in eineln fort. Selbitper=
ltdnDli6 lit ibon manher Arst 9e-
praudt tuoroen uno ieit mir nod
gmerita famen, 1880, mar lie ey0B.
tentbeils ni1t phne Meoisin, entlpe=
Der Yatent= WieoiSin ooer BON 9nf=
tor. mas ibr 5eit,peiige 2inoerlln9
perltaHte, bis ib sufdllia 5pei Sabre
suriif eiuen .Grantenboten" gu leien
betam, mas oas 8erlaneen ig uns
anre9te, ouh ben 8lutbeleber einmal
au perlu1en. Gp lanote id Damn
i'm lebten SUM fir ein 8ubeno qrobe
SlaI6en Ylutbeleber, tpel1e itD anl
81. SUM empiina. Na6oem meine
Trau einige Soien eenommen bate,
oa 9ingen mebrere tleine Wiirmhen,
lpel6e Elm fades 9lusIeben battsn,
BON einem balben bis su einem 3ou
2dnae, orei Woben lang bel jeoem
Stubl9ang Don ihr ab. Die 3abl
betraat melt mebr uie 6unoert, uno
oa auf einmal lam Elm Yano,purm
BON IA SUB 2lnge. wel6en mir in
9llto1ol aufbemabrt laben. Nah.
Dem gingen ab lno i'll nod tleine
Wiirmer ab, meld)e Dem glni1ein
mad 5beil6en BON oieiem 8anoipurm
Daren.
@ott lei 9anf Mir t6nnen ia=
gen, oaB iie iomeit p6llig hergeiteat
1T uno meroen, tpenn m6glib, niht
lnebr obne ben Slutbeleber in unle=
rer Tamilie iein.
Mlit oller SodaAtuna,
6er0inano Ginfe.
Jornl's Nlpentrduter glutbsleber
reini9t Die @ebdrme unb fpornt oas
9anse Spitem 81 neuer Sbdti9teit an.
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Observation-Disclosures

9enrp VI. l8eingarth, port Maibin0ton
Cecilia g8oooaro, Neneomertown.
SObn g. Weler, ean0n 5p. - @mma
Wlc@rcerp, 6airfielo 5p.
George u. Galerman Caroline 8lau=
Ter, beioe bon New pbilaoelpbiu.
5bomas 8. aenneoD, Woposfielo =
Selie 8. Gemmin9, Gilmore.
WllIlam 9. @aitel : emma Sroelid,
beioe BON gSolf, ..
8ufauus Sdnarb, galouater Marp
9lnoerlon, SanoDOille.
Sobn =. Semple. San @ert - 9lnna
Sihon, Canal Sober.
5bonas @. Weit = Wagaie s. Sgli=
bee, beioe BON ubri9spille.
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9 taat Gbip, 8 oIebp,l
2ucaS Gpuutn. ss.

Granf s. gbenen beidm6rt bah er ber dItere
Yartner Der Girma S. s. gbenep & 6 o. lit fpeIdbe
@eindfte in Der Gtabt gpeho, In obeuQetottfteit
gountp unb Staate, tbnt un6 baB beiaate Atrna bic
Gimme BON etn bunbert 8 DpIla 8 iir ienen sSoIl
BON Ratarrb be3ableu tpirb, Der burh ben Gebrauf,
bon 2alr &ntarr b. ssn I ntcDt gebeiIt iDerben
taHr' grant s. gbeHeD
- Baihporen por mir unb unterldrieben IN
Siegei metner Degenipart a1n 6, Geptember VI
III ---y-- 81 1885.
4. @. @Ieaiom biTenti9er Notar,
9alfs Aatarrbssfar ipirb inuerlid aeunu,ure,r mn
iptrft Dtreft ar Dos gat lnD bic jrbeiiae gberiI6.
dDeH oes SptemS. &aBt Gnd 3eugnfe frei atfdbide1.
8. 81 8 benep& e s O., Epiebo 81.
eW sgerfau5t ppn alIesl Mpptbeferu. is Gents.
d pans JanlilisHsY Yiglea fuo bic bsJtfr.
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SriefliHe.

Srtefltlte.
Sir Die am Is. Npril enbenbe WoAe
blieben folgenbe ni6t reflalnirte griefe
auf Der bieItgen Boitoftice:
marlno 9epi. Maron Wailer
Sobn Grom. Wtrs. Wtarp 6. SbiIbts
Spbn Garotbers. 9ep. Tbpmas
5bpmas Sanes
6. u. Oearborff 9. M.
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&ir idlagen ale &pnfurreu3 !


SSliee 2eer ber Nnee wi pmuAi nt etas
~ mebr 1T, as Elm swDbnid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nn unere
gaan sembnlh pren peauin 10 t6nnten Gubnoe
gutn Sdnon gaan Gobanbelspreen abn genn unere
pie ni niogr mdn s unerer Gonturrentn 10 f6nnten
nit fir 9auinoe Dollars glun9en pOH ausbn
beQn bt pDfbeaunaen n Oregon ir aon einem Ngd
rer p nit rsen 9roben Girma mel ponHGun
aen ausa g bbn ale Rataose uf niem que Tno TETS
aerne b unre Baaren un pree persn ba mir h Fnb baB
unere prei bic nsnn Nu brs $40 sab
len mir bic at pBn Die niA lbr 200 een 5abbura
nrnt ino oat br Bel guren ntdufn Go pae 10 iaut Cure
Waaren bier. g8ir bertaufen Maes
X ~ X X X
n gaslaouns GAr muo Elm sl bm padsn belabq
uno biees mo su mabren epottpreien prtant.
9aKen untertaKen, Gent per stnd
DeKcritak9em, Gent per saf
gtidentr Cents per Stud
Grnbe aragr CENTS per stad.
Na6se6irrs. 10 Gents per stad
~
CHR Dnrter BrnH. Gn1tpn11D,
artrnR8burp, @.
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0eftorbcn.

q SpeUtH w tutl 6ut PItiIt Jeuelt luUts
len, erbalten lpir bic Nadriht. oab |
seliern in Canal Doper Ni9nlas Mnn=
tag, elmer Der @riinoer Des Yepba1ter,
i'm Nlter Don rs Sabren seliorhen lit.
Ndberes in unierer ndhifen Aussabe.
9lm IA. Mpril an 5usearalpas Moe.
in llbridspille 6rau glisobeth Gabil
i'm sllter pon 83 sSabren. 9ie 0er=
ltorbene mar in Warmid 5otpnIhip 9e-
bpren uno bot INNER in bieiem @ountD
eewobnt. sic mar ieit 81 Sabren
Ni.tne. Bon brei Ginoern 1T nur
nod Elm 5Dhn am 2eben Elm Sobn
farb als ariegssefangener i'm 8efdns-
nib in 9lnDerlDnbille uno cine SDhfer,
Srou 8. u. Barrier, 1T por einigen
Sobren in ubridspille 9eitorben.
am 8. gtpril in perrp SotonIbip
6rancis 2inoiap i'm 9llter bon 79 Sab=
rem. Ser @etltorbene binterldBt cine
g9ittipe uno 5 Ginoer. brei 5D6ne uno
5mei 50hter.
YIN Is. 2lpril in 9teip Bbilabelpbia
SIobena gspib, ein 4idbriees 5Dhter=
lein oon Charles gsp,9, am Nerpen=
| fieber.
@m 9. Mpril in 8unoee Siaoc BlaG
i'm Nlter bon Sc 5abren. Ger ger=
ltorbene binterldBt cine 8ittpe uno 4
e,po6Iene &inosr.
= 9urd's .eole NaB" fommen biele
auPs pSrcdene".
= Man tann einen fleinen Muno
uno op9 Elm groBes Maul baben.
: goltanipeiIunotn nod ganaoa
tolten iebt ni6t mehr, als in ben ger.
Staaten.
= Gleine Setter 0leiden einem Ices
rem Wa9en ie tueniger oarauf 1T,
oeIto mehr raIlelt er.
- ginnen Gur5em miro Die 5tem=
pellteuer etmas BON ibrer Slebefdbisteit
Derloren baben = bpHentlib
- Sine neue nil1en16aftli9e 2iiee
bermog oft cine iebr alts Wabrbeit III
ben Sintersruno gu itellen.
- Die CDbfeQoips in oen Ser.
Gtaatsn feiern ON 26. 9lpril oen 80.
Sabresta9 Der @riinouna oes Sroens.
- Die NlIeiioren mcden iebt ibre
&unoe uno ielbit 2eute, tpel6e lpdbreno
Dem aansen Sabr uber 3eidtbum prab=
len, lino aesenpdrtig 10 arm ipie
Siob".
= 2aut Dem geritbt oes lanbtuirtb=
i6aftli6en 9epartements 9ibt es in ben
Ser. Staaten 80 Willlionen G6meine.
Ser geriht beSieht Iih natilrli1 nur
auf bic pierbeluigeu.
= gbe bas heiBe 8etter fommt,
follte man Die umgebun9 Der SduIer
IN gutsn ianitdren 3uitano Isben. 9ll=
tes 8eriimpel uno Nbfdle, ipie Ie lih
bduli9 bel SduIern brett MAIDEN, linO
Die beften Granfbeitstrd9er.
= @ir erlo6en on oas Yublitum
elne ipeSlele Glnlaoun9. na0 unIerem
StDre 5u fOmmen. Der nun anoefiilt 1T
nit ben reuelten Wooen pon 6riihjabrs=
unO Sommer= Gleioeritoffen, Strumpf=
naaren, llntertleioern, 0orbdnqen,
5eppiden, Seppiboefen, Grampaaren
allcr 9lrt &c.
Ndtun9sbou
s. 8. GinieD,
Norolpeitefe BON Bubble Gquare,
so Stem philadelphia, 8.
= 3urd cine falIh geitelte Weibe
gerietb am Wontag Worsen Elm 5raht=
5u9 in Nep @omerstonn auf elm fat=
ides Geleiie uno fubr in einiee Tradt=
uagen. Seize garts. Elm gremier BON
Senniion, wuroe infolee bes 3uIam=
menitoBes bon sinem Ssra1twagen ber=
unter geDorfen. fam aber NIT einieen
S9iirfungen unD QuetI1unoen babon.
SriefliWe.
Sir Die am Is. Npril enberbe WoAe
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-18

8esen ben 5al5=5ruit ilt iebt in
Gbio Elm seridtlides 0erfabren einae=
leitet tporoen, tuel1es bic Maht befel=
ben i'm 6taate breben fol-. Doffent-
lid gelingts
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-18
9ie &Iafe Mi[(a 60.

Wir beioraen Runoenarbeit aller Mrt
rno tauihen aud aus. gDir perfaufen
Mebl, Tutter unb @etreioe. g4ir be-
SabRn ben b06lten Warftpreis fiir @e=
treble aller Mrt.
Wir bitten um Cure Runoi9aft.
SO gDuts & CARPENTER.
= Muf einem Mnti=Nlfobol- -Gon9reB
in Wien benabmen ii1 bic 9elegaten
tpie Getrunfene.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-18
MOOiite1ts @aarete.

Sine groBe Nusiuabl BON Oiiten
II 5u $500, $3.50 uno $500. gs
miro gud besdblen, nnier Mobi=
ltenlpaaren 9epartemsnt su Be-
fllben.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-05-11
THE BEST HE EVER SAW.
A Missourinn Pronounces ON tho
Farming Possibilities OF
wcstcrn Canada.

Just AT present considerable Inter
est is beiS~uGc led in tho fact that h
few ~ - - 80 limited acreage)
are being QUE Alout by the Canadian
GovernmentiS Saskatchewan and AS
siniboia western Canada), and any
information concerning this country
is eagerly sought. Mr.. w. X. Corser,
OF Higginsville, Lafayette CO., Mo-, was
delegate there during last summer,
and writing OF his impressions he
says:
II found surprising yields of grain
of all descriptions. One farmer WIS.,
tied threshed of 175 acres:
ZOO bushels OF wheat from 10 acres.
40 bushels TO acre
200 bushels OF barley from 10 acres.
$4,000 bushels OF oats from LOO acres,
100 bushels To acre.
"The samples were all No. l..
81 also saw considerable number of
stock. Swine do well and there is no
disease amongst them. They are a
good source of income to the farmer.
The cattle on the range beat anything
| ever saw. Fat and ready for beef.
fully matured and ripened on the
nutritious grasses of the prairie. am
firmly convinced that this country Of
fers better facilities for poor man
than any have ever seem
Information concerning these lands
can he had from any agent of the gov
eminent, whose advertisement APP
pears elsewhere.