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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-01
Rum SDbe hcrurtheilt.

Nenzgorf, 30. September. -
Der 22zjdbrise Neser 4rtbur Slulni=
gan puroe beute gum Sope bur9
@leftrisitdt perurtbeilt. Seine Sim
ri9tung pirb in Der am Is. y}ppemz
Der beginnenben 8o6e i'm 3udtbaule
gu SingzSing itattfinben. 51anniz
gan ermoroete i'm lebtsn Sttober,
pdbrenb er aus oem bieiigen Wsltz
feitenr8efdnsniB ausbra9, ben Qufz
ieber 5us6 Mc9obern. Gr lpuroe
fpdter in Pitts6urg pieber eilgefdnz
gen. Gin anberer Reeer, Hamsns
@merfon, pel6er glei95eittg nit ibm
ausbrad, tpurbe auf Der Slu9t bur9
einen Stur5 bon Der @efGngniBmauer
getDbtet. 5lanniean befunb ii6 baz
mails unter elmer ginbru9santlase in
Sdft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-01

linn bic 9in9e porgdufelte, tpel6e er
fpGter als S6atIahen melbete" Lin.
Sin 8eri9t iiber Die 9lffaire lit benz
General Otis in Gbicago, 8efeblsbaz
Der bes betreffenben Wlilitdr 9epar=
tements, gei6idt porben, unb piellei9t
ipirb cine peitere llnterfu4ung fatts
finben.
Sergeant Sod, Elm Wlitglieb Der
WlilitGrfpa6e, eradblt, baB i'm geitern
Ta6nittag brei Mdnner auf benz
sSriebbpfe iiber ben Wa9tbienit am
@rabgeip0l6e ausfragten unO ii4 sez
nau iiber ale GinSelnbetten erfunbigz
ten. Gs fanben gerabe CUR 3eit bret
8eerbigungen auf bem 5rtebbofe itutt,
unb Der Sergeant gtns, obne 8erbd9t
gu i60pfen, auf cine lnterreoung nit
ben Sremben Elm. giner Der MGnner
fagte, er lei ii6eraeugt, baB biele 2eute
es germ ie6en piirben, tpenn bas 8rabz
qepDlbe nit ben 9ebeinen in Die 2uft
geiprengt tpirbe. 0ie2lnberen berTpotz
teten bic Sbee unb bielten cine 8a4e
fir u6erfliiiiig.
g5oGgos5 i'm 3u6t6ads.
@u6urn, N.zg., 80. Sept. -
Ser erite Sonntag, tpel9en G3olgos5
in elmer Der fir perurf6eilte MDrber
beitimmten 3el1en bes bieiisen 3u6tz
6du1es berbra6te, beritri6 o6ne err
pG6nenstpertben 3ptI6enfaq. Der
prGIioentenm0rber per6Glt ii9
I6peigIam unb rebst nur u6er Ieine
Ma6l5eiten nit ieinen Wd9tern.
Setn 2ppetit lit gut, unO er i6eint
ii1 BON benz S6reden, tpel9er i'm
auf Der Heiie bon Buffalo 6ierber
iiberpdlttgte, oollftdnbig erbolt gu
baben. Niemanb bat i'm 6eiu6t unb
nur Elm ein3iger 8rief 1T ibm 5ugez
gangen. @aroein NleuOe er6alt baz
gsgen tGgli6 gan5e StOBe BON 8riez
fen bon 9erfpnen, pel4e Der 6inri6z.
tung bet5upobnen piini9en unb I'M
@intrittsfdrten eriu4en. G3olgos5
nurDe ge1tern r1d9 Dem Serttlon1
Spftem permefen. gis ieBt bat &c
nod ni4t ben Wuni6 geduBert, einen
9eiitli3en gu ie6en.
Mc&inleb's s itamentsz
llfreder.
Canton, O., 80. Sept. = @nt.
Mc&inle1's SeItament tpurbe beute
i'm probat@@eri9t eingerei9t, uno
baKelbe ernannte ben &i9ter WiLliam
81. Dan, fotpie ben pripatiefretdr @eo-
9. Gortelpou 81 SeitumentsDollitretz
fern. 8eibe Serren ftelIten 5uiammen
100000 8iirgl6aft fir Die getreue
8ollitredunq i9rer pfli4ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-01
Sir i1tmde 2IGnuer.

Sie 19O1-19O2 9srbfientl6mng beg r@srens
6rifli6er juneer Manner" 1T ioeben erlbie=
ncn. Sieiclbe entbdlt alle Mittbeilun9en iiber
bic in oieicm 98iuter eebotenen attrattionen.
Gs ipirb id fir irgeno einen Dlann lobnen,
su benz Sefretdr nm ein Gremplar su Iencen.
Sieiebe bfridbtet Ibcr bic
abembffaiien in 9u6balten S6reiben,
Stenoorapbt., Sppeturitng, @olfsiuirtbibafts=
lebre, Seuti6, Gran56iiib, @uqlii6, @ritbme=
tit, Seibnen etc. ueber 400 ediilsr i'm lebten
Sabre rsgtrirt Sieelb. bsri6tet au6 iber
bic Surnanital unb Saoe3i nj :
mer. Nitts 8eferes in Der Staot: 200 neuc
9eri6iKe biusuQeiet, i'm Sansen 1000 FINITE
Sdber uno 6acilitdteu sluberDem bic Seris
BON unterbatuneen
Sic 6aupts Seri E befebt aus por,iQliten
Gpnserten unb llnterbalunqen. 9ertauf Ron
Siben n d d It en- . EN- too.
3urs gedat, bag Gebduoe 1T ben Mdnnern ee=
ipiomet uno cntbdt alles Rptbipeno9e tiir Deiel=
ben. Sas Bud md0t bariibsr alle Wittbsilungcn.
Wan aorciiire OIL ben Sefretdr Der -. %.
6. o." unO elm Gremplar pirp 3ugeianot.
(273+4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-01
&abipaD's &eabD &clief
bietct iufurtise 9inocrnna.

Gcacn aopfpeb (Miordne oScr ncrb6ics acpfiucb),
Sabni6mcrjen, 1euragie, 8beumat5mus, Screen,
ibub Sdmer3en uno S6tpdde i'm &iden, aent
&dderat nDer ben 9icrsn, @si6iperoen in Der 9s=
bcroeaenp, Seitenits6sn Mni6meluug Der eielenfe
uno S6mer3en ,ber @.t ihaiit bic slppiitdtion poiG
&aoipap's &taon 8elit Oiortioe Grleid)ternng UNI
oehcn fOrteeiebtsr 8cbrau6 einiQe Sdge lang be-
perfielligt cine permdneute Soeiluna.
9inOert ioiort Die ibneiOeniten Stbmer3sn btbt
Gnt3inounqen aui unD beilt Gougetonen, oipob!
bic Der 2unoen. oes Maoeus, pes llntcreibs ais
aud Der Sriileu UNI Shltimbaut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-01
oarfebem auf m5befn.

Q.usr. lsidtsr. LANCER aldlablunasplan pss
FOLDER ben ionh TismaHoem 0fierirt nirs ani
bic 3eit zines Sabres Denn sic Is ,piridtn
Reins falidsn WtripredunatR in ben Stitungsn.
aeins 3ineusHattn anausic:. INN Sic IRE ,u
iibren. bod psrpeh Sbutn ale Yortbeile eebsten,
pelGt aHeue oiieriren. Rahlufraesu i'm @artau
Rr S, .9ant DON galtimpress sGebduee. Gde poltis
morss une 6t Vaulsetrote. lRop Is. s. 9.As.l .lSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-01
Cpfer brs Giientagu> Wnluts.

9rtbgeport, Conn.,, 80. Sept.
= Srei NfGnner fpuroen beute hur9
cine gu Song 9ia eingetretene Golliz
iion 5pii9en 3pei Jra4t5iigen Der
8srfIbire Siptiion Der nHepzYort.
g1ep 6aben unb 9artforb 8abn"
get0btet, ndmli9:
2ofpmotipfii6rer 6. Burns, 6ei3er
@ultaplen unO 8remier glaleb. 2oz
fomotipfiibrer 6olt uno 9ei5er pit6er
erlttten i4pere @erleBunsen. Ser
8ertebr auf Der 9abn mar ldngere
3eit unterbro6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-01
Babnfataifrppbe in Girainien.

peters 3 bu 9, 8u., 80. Sept.-
Sin Jra4t5ug Der rSeaboro Dir
Cine" entgleifte beute friib 40 Meilen
liioli9 BON bier unb purbe bemolirt.
3pei unbefannte Wldnner famen
babel um's 2eben llnb bier dnoere,
Ramens gbas. Weifel, 8. 9ros6ans,
Sas. 2llsoob unb Wm. Spiol erlitten
0erlebunaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-01
Waltimpre. cbio.R abn.ssinetin.

$z.5O Don Baltimore nacts Numb rIanc nnb
aiiriid, am eonntog. ben 6. Gttober. Der
epe,inl,ne berldbt ben Gamben=8abnboi nm
1thr 8ormittags.
500 ppn Baltimore nad5 9arper's Terrp uno
auriif, ON Gonntdg ben 6. Sftober Ser
spesial,us berlabt ben gamoens9abnbof nm 7
Abr Gormittags.
S2.25 pom Baltimore naeb Frecerid uno turnd
eini6lisblid Gintritt sur Grcberid Gair. Sil=
lete tpcrpen am T., g., g., 10. uno IL Stfober
rerfauft, fir bic 9iiffabrt bis gum Il. Sfto5er
oiiltie.
Nm g. mnb TO- Cft6ber nirb elm Spe3iallua I'M
}8 llbr 0ormittass bonn Gamosn=Vabnbot obs
fobren. am ielben Sage 3nriidfebrenp. tur tpei=
den 8iaete ,u $1.75 fir bic 3unofabrt elnz
fblieblib Gintritt. perfauft perptn (274l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-01

SO 5tie 9atienten = Str qr5btt
9Hobitbdtsr u. pr S6rrer3en finD.rt uno aronts
belt b,ilt Or. Silsbe: bat ourcb ieine muue:rbIre
@utDnduna ess Nuafe s. einss pur5lus a.i6=
ten rafd uIto untriialid b,li.nptn 6eimttsls iiir
o q morrb 0 10 e n in alien 5tioitn, Geioes p3lz
bradt. 10000 geb.ilts 1atisnten bs5sua.n ieins
o.ili:uft. Gs 1T ein sinfabtr Ginfibrunsstorpr,
Der ais Grrpei9unes uno Nepi;n oient. 9in=
bsruws tritt iofort elm. siLuna III ecpib Nrss
Sic Drpben frei. sSraafirt jneeitidt plr4 g.
Ielritdster & Co., Bog 24l6 1sipsQorf.
lSi. 9o.SaA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-01
9clllofrattn! +!

@erfdumt ni9t, Gud balbisit resi=
friren gu lafen. @erlabt gn4 ntnt
barauf, oaB nod fernere Gage fir bic
Resiftriruns folsen. Sbr tonntet
fpdter bielleidt in irgeno elmer Wst1e
an Der Nusiibung Dieier pi9tigen
pfli4t berbinbert iperben unb bdnn
Die Nufi9iebuns bitter bereuen.
2aBt @u9 oesbalb heute regiitrirer.
Oo9 1T Dies nidt Mnes. 3peifeaos
mO4tet Sbr germ @tmas tbun, um bte
partei in bieiem folsenf4iperen Sam
pfc gu unteritiiben. Sbr m0st piellei9t
nur penig 8elb beiiteuern tDnnen poer
Sud- ni4t fir fdbig fiiblen, Gamz
pagne=Eeoen gu balten. Oennoh
tOnnt Sbr einen Der ipidtisiten Oien=
tie leiiten. Seib SIR ba5u 8illense
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-01

garlebtu- -$1Obis $3.50 -uarlebsn
auf DR0bsin. @ianps, CrseIn ufm.
Sa9 0eiet BON 1900 itrift beiplat.
Eiec-isffe unn iesaIe Nro;eute.
Aelteftes Gefcb6ft oiefer Mrt.
Marplans Gbatt,l 1oan Adofiatiou,
@aIpert.Huilrins. geridptsbaui. sesenlb.r.
Simm;r Tr. 29 unb 81 (ip.ii.r 5lur).
clepR= 6de 6apsffe. unb Ct. Nauls etrase.
Giuaans: Gapsit.s uno st. Qaul=Strobt.
aorefis: hilbert Btnme. IT,, sefretdr.
Gaip.rtsSuiIbine, Baltimore.
Usent mirs aut Dani4 ooriprtasn.
(0op9,l5 3, ,9&6C
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-01
EeffamentsponftreefcrS<Se,fauf
etnes Vianinpe.

Glnffise @elesenbett fur einen WnfIfer.
Gin prd6tigss erobes g8m. Seinefamp & Sobn
0ianino nit eeaartem iranS0fi6cn gSalnub=@es
bduie, poae 1i3 Setapen. orei Saiten uno all'n
mobernen 9erbeferuneen crit fir3l6 ipc3iell aui
9eitcnune gum 9ree bon $500 fir cine pUblbs=
fannie sSanllie in oieisr Stabt angefcrtigt, miro
jebt BON Dem Observation-Disclosures an encn o=
fortia:n aduisr fir uur sl25 perfauft. nit Gin=
i6lub BON Stubl, Seds uIo Garante. Nab3u=
fraaen bel
Y. Gers & Sobn,
(272-0 Nr. 7, Norb=Gbarles= Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-01
WslS unter 3br.u eiarusn1asoinauua.u

Die GfceIifp 0ua rantess Gpmp..
-Bimmer Rr 3l5. Gquitabls= s=Buiisino. ltibt-
-isl&tn 2tutsn. bic eeeen 2ohn,ablune eine-
-lautrabt Giellnno einntbmeu Sch tne-
-6i&erbtit. Gbislpte Btri6nisstn.-
--Seit 2eiHts aHfsablunss Ntbinsunesn.-
Riessisee Maien. StbsrsJer DlSesnte.
(6e1tl2 EkS, ,6Rtes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-01
SDSpcpiie.

9erfefte Ser bauune pirb our6 Gins
ne6mcu BON &aopaD's 9ilen errcibt. Sniclee ibrsr
anti iliDi II Gi9eni6otcn timulren tte o@
Qebtr Bel NusIGti6ung Der Sale ulo beren Gntz
leeruno our6 Die Gjal,ngduoe. 9cie 4illcn in
Soicr bon ,pci bis bier reeulircn ibneG Die f5unfz
tionen Der 2cber unO beirei:n ben Gatcnten bon
9,berleiocn. Gin ooer iiDe RaopGp's Eilen, tdoa
lid BON SsnieuiQeu osnommeu, bic al Siltottdt
unp Qc5erzGribloffunq leioen, ipcrpen has Spfem
rcouldr srbalteu uno cine gciunOe SeroauuHg
f6ern.
@oGc gcbrudte @sbrau65unpeiiunQ in ieoes
s6utbtcl; 25 Gentg Die 53a6tcl Ssrtouft BON
alien Npotbefcrn. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-01
f>|}<F})'
r.

Ginerlei tpie bcftioe ODER i6meiosnoe S6nperses
Der 8beumatifer @ettldgeries, S6pa6e, SrippeL,
&erp6is, @suralqt:r ODER nit &rontbeiten gebateh
ausbaltcn mag,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-01
Ss5 Ss5-S1OO.

-SS5-S1OO.
Srei srofc Bargains
III NianiupS.
Eines fir $75 = elm beHeres fir S95 uno bag
yeite in Der 9artie fir 800; idmmtli6 oole li3
Setapen, brci Saitcn unp nit Giniblub pOnStubl,
Sede uno iiiniidbri0er @urantie fir ieDcs Snitru=
ment.
". Gers gobn.
(272-O Gr. Z, 1orD=G5arless str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-01

xIte Sett,smeess (GsneiponSsnsenl.
-. 80 6nrDert, m bsten In eeE Office seS .Dexh
fsscn GsrseIDsaDsIten- GattiusEts 6ts. nh ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-01
M tie 8e d isungsz
Ser u6e.

8or Der llnteriu6ung purbe 9e
Yreno's Mittbeilung iiber ben @nqriff
allgemein als rt9tig acceptirt un6 Ell
ner Der 2ieutenants elaubt jeBt nod
baran. gr erflGrt, er lei feff ii6ers
5euet, baB Der 9lngriff pirfli9 9es
ma9t purbe, unb afpar raus purer
8osbeit, nm bic Station in MiBcrebit
gu brinsen." Die meiiten Soloaten
eluuben audi ieBt nod, baB DE preno
MIR melbete, mas er fir ben ipabren
Sa4perbalt belt (?). Man erfldrt,
bab iiber feline Nii6ternbeit fein perz
nanftiser 3tpeifel eriFtire, unb baB er
fih in ieinem normalen 3uifanb be-
fanb. 9ie porberrf6enbe 2(niidt 1T,
baB Der Wa9tpoiten uourh Die Sim
famfeit feiner Stellung in groBe @rres
suns serietb, baB feline Nerpen iiber=
reiat ipurben. unp paB feline 8bantaiie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-01

gtotIirt 1880.
- @ilb. S. &etttbarot,
~ Rr. IL. Rorb' '@ap'Strahe
aobe Holtimorcfr.
gaewsY elafiide Sra9baa>er,
pbne Geber,
f5nneu Tag uuo saadbt setrasen Dereen.
sImdt Gart Grumis 8rmdD Sdnoers
,u,Idbe ME ro,fen, lebft bei'm Soben nidbt, btes
feIbeu jinb bon alien aeraten beftens
empIohen.
q perlertiat aud ami Sehenuns, wie ami Eager
<+.Tt,rb6nber. unterleibsbinoen,
weidbs un6 6oIififIen'Drr@bdnser.
60 arrans.. bas eiue seebrten Sunseu beens sns'e'
s si1s n Smbbduber Danbasen nnb Snnumsnte ners
hen oarautirf, beb e peiien, nuo aus Sau5ezHe ass
Neife ansefertist- go.
urser auffff pen Diae. Rein6arst perbdnsen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-01
A=1s@ l1)rfl. Mo. pabn.
Gpc5iellc populdre Ggfnriion

curuD=4U6lell, 8. ss'ssss ssss.s'i 1901.
epe,ial,iae perfafem. Sillen= Station nm ltbr
Murqens, on aGen tdotiiden Statonen anbaltcnp.
&umofabrt nur $3.50, einiblisbii6 Sntr,tt . su
ben 61blen. tzi5o)
The Columbus journal., 1901-01-02

signing Of q treaty between this country
and the sultan OF Sulu. Captain Smiley

signing Of q treaty between this country
and the sultan OF Sulu. Captain Smiley
accompanied General Bates on the visit
to the sultan Of Sulu, which resulted in
the treaty making that country ver to
the United States. Captain Smiley states
that great difficulty would have been e.
perienced by General Bates in inducing
the sultan to sign the treaty had it not
been that the dusky p~otsntats's intense
interest was aroused in the people OF the
United States merely through hearing .
photograph render rag time melodies
and reproduce his own remarks. The
conference With the eultan." he said,
occurred on board the cruiser Charles
ton, but be seemed to be very suspicious
of rs and Of our mission. We could not
move him to sign the treaty. He wanted
an illustration Of o power. Some q
suggested that ve exhibit the phono-
graph to him, and We did. At first he
and his retinue we're badly frightened
and threw themselves fiat on the deck,
praying loudly. Finally his highness
mustered mp enough courage to talk into
the machine in his W language. and
the scene vas exceedingly amusing when
he heard his own words reproduced.
That settled it with him. He signed the
treaty. but his followers continued to b
in deadly fear Of the talking machine, -
they looked upon it - . device OF the
devil"
The Columbus journal., 1901-01-02

DnuheWhs6iso 49, - nlksn ~
4lAe&etAetttsso basa6sa0an-
~ sepeseed q ~ DpdDs eoaaty ~.
oseo 1T H. - = NJ ~ EsM
49, lslkshsy h1bsaed that tAas sss
= - 10 beso6 ~ dssad disssesin
oos neiehboeiae tpun q DodgA Rtanh
osseAes, . f1thif1fe dsalss, and Mn.
O1nkse, ~ a o. a - basinso ~
q ut ploee. 80 ~ vietima TIE dis.
eassb 81 70 b IN . Mid Torn and tn
1atisatD ass esttine aloag veil Thsy
havs q eoarss ben Guaranteed end
every sGoet = bsing put forth By ~
peopls q Dodes 10 stamp ont ~ d.
- snd pssvsat II spreading. For ~
pssssat pablisr nsstinss q III kind
hsvs besa dispsnssd With. ThaEs are
mtdsto b noss than tvo hundrsd easss
g snallpox n The stats and there /. a.
IooussA great danger q tie dissass
Qsssdine. We would sdviss Ill of our
roedeeA Who have not alfeody done "a,
- b vacoinated. Il i not possible 70
b too careful In guarding against such
Q droad dieoase - small poG-HoWells
JouluSl.
The Columbus journal., 1901-01-02

Mark Twain's literary hold on the
world is so innocent OF oil tradition and
logic that the challenge to explain the
situation il an irresistible one to those
Who talk about him or write about him,
though it does not particularly worry
people when they read him. The gen.
tlemen who have made a study OF such
matters have said his literary style 10
naught; that his stories are ili-construct-
ed, according to the esthetic standards;
that his travel sketches are incense
quential and scrappy; that his historical
novels do not create the atmosphere OF
their time, and 30 forth,-yet these same
gentlemen do not deny that he is a great
writer, nor do they pretend to withstand
his fascination. Indeed, Mark Twain is
curiously fortunate in his ability to hold
the attention Of the men who make
books and writing their bdsiness, a. we'll
% men who have no interest whatever in
books or reading except when the inter-
est is compelled by such an irresistible
person a. Mr.. Clemens. This cannot be
for tho mere reason OF Mark Twain's
humor, although such inimitable humor
IL q platform on which very varied types
and grades Of intellect may meet con-
geuially. It mast be because the key
note Of everything Mr.. Clemens writes IL
his enmity to sham. hypocrisy, and pre-
tense-a note vibrating the 6bers OF
manliness in every reader-and because.
whether be IL a good novel-writer or not,
be IL . born story-teller, with the highest
art Of the typical American raconteur,
With all his intuitive and acquired
knowledge Of human nature. his cool
mastery Of climaxes, and his audscity.
II IL his distinction that he is % thor
oughly the American. There 10 no meri-
dian Of his country that he does not
know, whose people he does not under
stand, whose life he has not lived. He
comes to his subject, be it . European
cathedral or . village schoolboy. or an
absurd ssntimentality, with the cool,
healthy, vigorous bearing Of . man born
and bred in the atmosphere Of work and
fact, whore triiling or falsehood means
disaster. It has been remarked more
than once how suggestive OF the Amer
can eagle arc Mr.. Clemens bearing, hia
piercing eye, and falcon pro6le.-Frou
"A Sketch Of Mark Twain" in the Amer
lean Monthly Review OF Reviews fol
January.
The Columbus journal., 1901-01-02
CAPITAL City Letter.

Especial c0rrespOndence.) One OF the
principal questions to come before the
coming legislature 10 the re-apportion-
ment Of the state into legislative dis
tricts, and in this . new departure may
be taken. The rotten condition OF Affairs
at South Omaha has opened many eyes,
and there will without doubt bean effort
to fix the new districts 90 that hereafter
the strikers ct the packing house city
cannot BY tho holding back Of returns
dictate the complexion of the state
Legislature.
The most feasible plan will be to cut
Omaha and Douglas county into legis-
lative districts. thus leaving South
Omaha in . district BY itself. This plan
has been adopted by som Of the eastern
states It turns over to the hoodlum
element tho absolute control Of one dis
trict, but destroys their power to steal
ten or twelve votes.
The report OF the recent attempt to
rob the state treasury has aroused the
skepticism Of some who remember that
there are two deals on foot,-one on part
~ c.rt.;n cort,.ctor. In r.t !. hill
th,o..h ~. l..;.l.tu,. n hn;la e,,.r.
no. bur.l.r proof v.ult. in thu st.ts
hor.. ~ ~. he ho,a co.,,.,;.. En-
a.e;ra IN nr.v.nt Tia ;ueomin~ -t,aa.ur.r
e,cu ..cr,;r. . 5000 bona - o,a.,
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$500, 800. .h;l. ~. .,,o,+;o,-
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ment OF legssiaslve 1oos "a power snss
draws many anxious ones here.
The inauRuration ball IL expected 20
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80
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The Columbus journal., 1901-01-02

the shortest line between the two cities.
via this popular road depart
from the Union depot, Omaha, daily,
connecting With trains from the vest.
Magni6cently equipped trains, palace
sleepers and free reclining chair cars
Dining cars and buffet, library and
smoking cars. All trains lighted By
electricity. For full information about
rates, etc, address
F. A. NASH,
General Western Agent, 1904 Fsrna0
St, Omaha
b. ". HoW1xL,
Ttsv. Tteight and Pa AaA
The Columbus journal., 1901-01-02

You can buy the best farm implements
for the least money at our store. We ara
headquarters for the most modern 6sld
Of husbandry in the market. The
b~ehind-hand fellows always have . hard
time OF it. Make farming easy and profit
able by using the results Of invention ~
offer ut figures on tho level.
The Columbus journal., 1901-01-02

Three young men named Charles
Spsice, Robert Lovelsce and Will Hale
from Battle Greek are occupying quar-
ters ut tho Madison county jail, charged
With stealing . load a hogs from T. J.
Hale, Of tho ame place The DECD ~
done Tuesday night Of last veek. They
vent to the hog lot, drove ont ten head.
but two oe them got avay. TIE eight
were taken 70 the Kent siding, loaded
into . wagon and brought to Madison,
where they were sold to James Matsisoo.
III. Hale put himself into telephone con
nection With several towns, and shortly
after calling up Madison, ~ notified
that his hogs were there. TIE party
selling the hogs gave his nans = J.R
Keller; hs forged that name to acheel
and csshed It. Charles Fsasee, Who nsdl
ths dsal Tor To hogA, aeooopanied 1f
Hale bona, and identified CAar3es Spsiol
. The party who sold ths boes to him.
Ths msa ~implisstsd ne al yoang, says
the Madison Chruoie1As
The Columbus journal., 1901-01-02

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70 ossss Vnsvessasy soosS' saset vsas
"AAOosees go eaasotse vasssed
" 80 os~FA-oseosnse N Aoefo
NJ week.
Ass1eoua 0pssce ssafsed wednseday
~ roe hlnenenef' Okisnoma' wnefe sne
w'il v,sas resetsvee.
Louis 6chreibsf. j., - here from
0cCook, Nebraska, on . short holiday
The Columbus journal., 1901-01-02

ACCORDING to Capt 8. E Smiley Of
the Fifteenth United States infantry,
Who passed through Chicago one day
Last week on his way TO Washingtou, the
Photograph played On important part i
~ nego6ations which preceded The
The Columbus journal., 1901-01-02

At The old Harry Rsed plaes thrss
miles nogtheost oe Columbus. Thureday,
January 10. 1901, horses. mares. colts, /
Polled ball. I fresh COW, 10 hsifsrs, farm
wagons. harness. buggy, plows, binder,
disc listsr, harrow, hay rake cart. house
hold furniture, etc. Terms, 80 and
under, cash: above that, . credit Of ons
years time With eight per cent interest,
1ve Per cent Oh for cash.
01oDas ". OAR1n
The Columbus journal., 1901-01-02

Z -RD0ls1R1RD SH011H0RNAt-1 fully
appreciate the patronage given me BY
the stockmen in this section through my
agent, Nj. G. X. Davies Of Silver Creek.
He still has one yearling heifer, one
yearling Polled ball, one yearling horned
bull, and M bull calf yet for sale ct .
bargain, il taken in 80 days. These cat
tie are al registered Shorthorns and are
hrst-class. For further particulars go
G. K. Davies, Silver Greek, Nebr. F. r.
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