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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-06
S)ttaoloag'S m!tlJ!
it6ertt
hNnukn&1tt1tette
30 ernnn111tg.

Sur6 ibrt anti btli0ftn Gieeui6afteH
fimulirer oieie5m Die 9ebsr pur6 Qb'oHotyunJ
Der @ols unb Dcren @biubrung Ourd bic @au;H=
Qdnes. 9itie 9ilsn. in Solen pon Sipel DIS WEE
qeupnlmsn, tper0en raid Die 3bdttgteLt oer SteSr
reoulr,u unb BEN 9satisnten BON RraHthetttn ola,r
Grt btfreieu. Gire pber juei BON &aoipop HiI7
len tdqlid BON EtuieHiosn siracnomHen, iDel@e an
bili6ien Sdmer3tu uuo 9r606eit Der St9eg !eio.H,
DtFStn Oas sgtm IN s'nsm 6fgmIaFfH ,4n
sd pobns l20 Dteilen BON Der uad)fen @po.QFte
sntfsrut uno niinidt, bab Sic mir en- NUSeNn
S6a6telu bon Sbrtn 9iatu iaidsn Sd let0t o'E
in eotfssrinss GRsine 9sber uno 1ierta tnO
offi,irt Sd finSe oaB sbrs 9jlsu mir bctier
btftu, ais ags MtSisiner, bic i'd cingtnommtT
A6tuHgspou NB: mes
oarqua @olu 9HmusG GOuntp, @ri3oHa.a
sbre Sobaop's giu,n tobsn in m,intr 6aluilia
ipmnoerbdr eenirft. gBeHu meiRe Riuoer 9rtraHt'
ppGfdnSiqs @tilunQ bur6 OereH gcbrau6 sd
finn, oab i'd pOBlibe Grfdltun9 uno pNno;n
SuIs rof9 our5 ben @sbrau9 Sbres 9'aop 8eltef
uHD 9ilfsu furircn tann. Sisidben loutcn IN t'l=
mem tpUbl esOrbuetsn Sausbalts tsblcH. ,Nlo5
tiumol qebuli,n bat. perSieHt cine @ie0er5oIuag.'
Gdtuuosopn 5br
Rr GO, Suofou:Strube, @obottu, rs, unS
z3imes ="@sbduOe, 9s!ps9ort
vSeit Sabr.n puros i'd bon Rbsumatismus urS
gerSauuno sf6Dd6e eepluQt, 10 OaB it MID ents
i6lob Sbrs Qtlieu Iu probirer S6 f1uo burb
neren G5rbrou6 qrobe Grlti6tsruue unD fihle mid,
itit id nit oeut Ginnsbmsn Oerislbsu beearu, ME
eiu neuer Ttenib, 10 oab i'd Jest ridt obus Oies
ierbeu itiu mottt. 2os i6lntfs, ialdiriac @ss
fHbl psl5es i'd otip6bnlib bate, 1T oonhdnOjg
peri5punbtu Si, 9erOauurQ sidDdbt III gebob.t
uno mtin 36,umatismus bat mid oc1itdnoiq pers
loNen Gs iolte mid fr,usn, ptnn Ssocr, Der in
dbnlittr @eis lsiOenO 1T, nit Raopd0s 9iatn
cinen 8erfpd MAIDEN tpoIlte niiroe fidsr qebeIlt
hsup orhR NNf IN hfrfe m
Der tommsn, ptur BAG Spitem uuber Crouuu0 III
o. Denn bic 2tbsr nitt drbsitet
@tpras 2. StalIo,
9r. Is, NaFausStrabe, Rep QOrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-06
BlutfrhDe in @hnminq.

G6eDenne, W1p, 5. Q(uguit.
- Rels g, g1ifel tit in Der gdbe pom
cSrpn Wountain, ipG6renO er ouf feiz
mem fSelbe dr6eitete, BON unbefanntsn
9erIonen bur6 9etpe6ri6iiiIe i6Dcr
berpunbet tporben uni. lie9t i'm Rtez
figen 6Oipitale barnieber. Gr 1T nit
qepifTen Ru96urn perfeinoet unO bez
f6u1bigt biefelben, Die S4iiiIe a6gez
feuert gu baben. Sein 14zid9ri8er
Go6n fpurbe bor brei 0p4en duf
benz 6eimlpege BON SrOn WtOuntain
meu9lings ermprbet, un0 e8 1T no8
ni9t gelungen, bic 8bdter feit3nns4z
mon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-06
TalIfuna uno Santfnlimrut.

Suntington n, Sno., 5. 2tu9uIt.
= Sine Brtbatbant gu 4nbrep5, I'M
bieitgen Gpuntp, purOe beute gef3loTz
fen, unb Der @igentbiimer baFinDet iic9
unter Der Nntlage in 6aft, 6dl16Unz
gen gum 8etrage bon $4,000 Began
Qen gu 6aben. Der Banter ma6te
Bel Ieiner 8er6aftung einen Sel6tz
morhherIuCh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-06
GisentbiimIife Grplpiinn.

Gina, g., 5. 9luguft. = Gin
alter, friiber CUR Transportation bon
Hitro @lbcerin benuster Wagen,
pelaer nit benz fliiiiigen SprengitOff
bur4trGntt mar, folIte beute in Der
&uti6enfabrif Der 9ebriiber Gbobd
als 8rennmaterial pernenbet iperben,
unb cine Grploiion ereignete ii4 ou=
bel. Waebrere 4ngeitellte purben
f9iper berleBt unb elm She'll bes Sc
bGuDes oemplirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-06
BUR ltmfe6r ae;unitgen.

8anff, N.=W.=S., 5. 2tuguit. -
Gin abermaltger 8eriu4, ben Mpunt
QFiniboine, bus nMatterbOrn Des
canabiiden Selienge6irgs," gu beiteis
gen, lit miBgliift. Der neueite 8ez
iteigungsperiu9 puroe bon Nalter
.. 8ilcDr BON @af6ington, 9. g.,
unb Senrp 8. 8rbant, @r=grdiibent
Der r@eogruphii6en 9eieuf6uft bon
p6ilabelpbiu," 6egleitet BON 3peI
5iibrern, 8eibe S6pei3er, unter>
nommen, unb bieie gelungten Bis 3u
elmer 9Dbe bon 11,125 SUB, fa6en
fi9 bann aber 5url1mfe3r ge5Dungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-06
Tiiaen jftb in oas llnbcrmeiblidle.

G6icdgo, 5. 2luguIt. = 9ier
baben ft9 iiber bretBig 0etailfaufz
leute, ieOer BON elmer anberen8ran4e,
nit etnem 8apital BON $50O,000 51z
Tammengetban, um einen eroBen De-
partementslaben bierielbft gu begriinz
ben. G6arles s. Gilman, elmer Der
6duptforberer bes unterne6mens,
itanb Dor bier Sa6ren an Der Sptbe
Der 4gitation gegen Die 0epartez
msntsldben. Gr orguniiirte bic &leinz
6Gnbler unb rei9te in Der 2egislatur
Elm 9eieB gegen bic groBen @ei4dfte
elm, Ous inbefen ni4t bur4ging. n@s
bat teinen 3ped," iagte 9r, Gilman
beute. rOas publitum min nun einz
mai bic Experimentation. Sogar
bic 9attinnen bon 6dnblern, bic ii9
gegen bic groBen Gtablifements berz
biinbet batten, liefen bort6in, tpenn ite
8arguinDertdufe ange5eigt iaben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-06
GapitGn Garter's RpgeIeien.

Supunnab, ga, 5. 2luguit. =
Marion Grtpin, ipe5ieller 9iilfs>8ez
neralanipalt Der Ser. Staaten, err
langte beute 8ei6lagnabme 8efeble
gegen ale SeturitGten unb 4nIprii9e
fir 9nleiAsn u. bal,, tpelde Sberlin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-06
Rfs hferber unn nid,t meter.

56On fanes isio 5br Don trantbaften Gri6sinun.
gen. BON Mattiofsit, S6pinpsl, soer,flopfin 9tr=
itopfung. SldbuHsen, fabler 8cF6tsforbs, Riideus
ihmerjtn Il. l. ip.. odran aemabHt tporo.n oab tu
tidii5ts 2eotn f6 in Gutrsm. Rorper einQeHiItet
bat. Naaen. ee5tr uno 9srsn bsfuptn nd in 10
iblimmer 9erfaffuHe oab IS 10 nicbt ipeittr eebt
6ines flHH Guh uHo miro SUD nur nod Dor ld,s=
rtm porjtiti9em Soot b.,pabrsn 9sbrauhet obnt
Ytriua bic peltbsrTbmteH 81. SsrnarpzQrdutsT=
4inen! Aas Apotbstn. q Gents
lGiGr SaI&A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-06
Geaen In Srras.

DALLAS, Ser, 5. 4uguit. = Der
erite erpdbnenspertbe 3egen in bic
tiger 9egenb ieit leBtem Mui trat gez
gen A llhr beute friib ein unb i9eint
ii9 uuf einen uHtreis BON 100 Wei=
len BON bier aug erftredt au haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-06
simmer nod HGuber Il tp e.
fen.

Simmer nod 3Guber II n tp e
fen.
geting, 5. Nuguit. = Die On
aeitelIten Der belgiI6en Giienbubnz
Gompagnie fiir9ten Sdlimmes BON
ben pielen 8anbitenz unb Hduberbanz
ben. Gbineitfhe Sruppen iinb Die
etn5igen 9eI9iiBer Der 8abn unb Der
betreffenben @uropdsr. Oeftli3 bon
pefing iammeln ii9 8riganten in
Mafen an, an einem plabe fogar
10000. 9orunter iino piele entluhez
ne Solbaten, tpel6e man mebr fiir6z
tet, als bic gingeborenen ielbit. POz
Giaiften iinb ouf ben Wdllen I'm Yez
fine berum poItirt. gfa9 benz enbz
giiltigen Mb5ug Der @uropder fanh
Der Sana los geben.
Die GeIanbten alleroings berlt@
9ern, baB 9tnes in better Srbnung
lei. W}an ntuB i6nen biefen Spttz
mismus gu Gute halten, benn oieie
!6erren 6atten es ielbit ni6t fir m0gz
li9 gebulten, bub iie iia in Der Gntz
f9dbigungsfrage iemals einigen
f0nnten. uebrieens bat Die 9ineiiI4e
&egierung, pie i9pn gemelbet, uutz
faIfenbe @prbereitungen gum S3uB
Der reifenben Qusldnber in ben unz
rubigen Siitriften Der Yropin5en
Sbanii unb get9ili getroffen. On
neun Stationen Der Strede iinb milf
tdrii4e 9often erri6tet, beren gez
fe6lsbaber foitenlpIe Gsforten fir
Reiienbe 81 liefern baben.
GngIanb's Mibtrauen ge=
gen Sranfrei9.
!6pneza ong, 5. 2[uguit.- 9us
britii9e S9la9ti9iff n@lDrD," pelz
Dies bon bier bor etnigen Sagen na9
9mop abfu6r, lit suriidgefe6rt. @s
beri6tet. bab buielbft 2llIes rubig lit.
Giner Der Sffi5iere bes p9lorp" err
fldrte in einem Snterpieip, baB Die
@npeienbeit bes frun50iifden 5luggz
ihiffes in 4mOb unb bic Sbatiuhe,
Dab bas fronaOiif9e inboz9ineiif4e
&abel baieloit lanbet, ben britii6en
Ibmiral beranlabten, brei &riegsz
fdiffe na6 4mpp gu Ienben. DIS Der
&reu5er u@clipfe," zines Der 5abrseu<
ge, IN Der Rdbe bon 4mob mar, pafz
iirte es elm fran5Oiif9es 9riessldiff,
tpel4es ben 6afen fpeben berlafen
bate. rgclipie," ipipie Der &reu5er
Daphne" finb INNER nod in NmoD.
Der areuaer rpismb" lit bierber auz
riidgetebrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-06
SutuelierIaOen bon Sie6eu gepIilne
nert.

alGentpfpn, n, Pa., 5. 2tuguit. :
2eonarb 9. Sefing's SuipeIierlaben
nurbe in Der leBten Ra@t BON 3Gus
bern bsingeiu4t, pel4e GOetiteine
unb S9mudiu4en I'M Wertbe DON
$4,000 Bis $4,000 raubten. 3lpei iunge
MGnner, tpel6e i'm @erba3t iteben,
bic 9iebe gu fein, iinb aus Der Stdot
perf4punben. @iner berIel6en mar
als 2ebrling in bem Qaoen angeIte1t
uno beiaB ben S9liifel gu oemIelben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-06

30. Garter, friiberer Gapitdn i'm &ez
ntecorps Der 8unbe5armee, in Ca
panna6 beIiBt. 9ieIelben reprdienz
tiren einen Wertb pon pielen Sauienz
hpn bon Sp0drs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-06

I'm an Se=gftien @slo su beroiewen, 1T IS niir
notbpenpig, iorefdtia ausSuipdblen uHo &apltal
in Iftien BON iolbeH Gompden.'n ansuleetn, ole
unter pruftii6er unb ncrantfportli6r Selbaffsiets
tune febsn uno Die iid erpse Stredsn unaipeitels
batter Scfdnoereien su uieorigen preiisn aefd9erf
baben.
Die pbiee Gompoenie 1T cine iol6s, pa oisrlbe
$500 9lder ausae3e6neten Oslz9anoes in ben btftsn
Gdfelbern Ga1iforuiens i'm 8efB bat, pdbrtne
f6 in otm Strsttorium eerielbsn atpti promtnente
8ireer bisier Stabt, befinoen; ftrner niro oen
Nftipndrsn zine unseip0bnide @arantie gutter @s=
i9dtsfubrune uno oarans tol0enbsr Qiufiger
geiil1tate burd bic Sbatia6e eeboten oab bic
Galifornier Sireftorsn uno @e6dftsfibrer f5 in
9esue auf ibrs &ebti6affenbet uno Jdbefeit nit
beren Sufnlmunq aui bic rg % nc a y Ban I
unb Sruft Coma p.S BON Sos Ingelss, Sal.
berufen f0nnen.
9tete Aftien finn seefsnet. innerbaIb ment.
ger Depnate einen Berfaufspertb BON pieIen
Spnars pro MntbeiI ,u sepinneu. &aufen Gie
ciefelben cesbaIb, 70 Ianse fie btnte fInp.
Gin,ablunqen mittelft Gbed fno aablbar on
Glbribee 9a q B q m, jun, 9rdfoent, su
MAIDEN. gBeeen ipeiterer Gusfunft tpenoe f9
an pas 9ircou Der GOmpagnie, 3iuulerreibe 6l8,
Continental 9rufi=@ebdubt. (215,6,9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-06
0ebct beMte
su fsm
0rnmofafs : Gerfanfe
Gmrlt0 @etqbtS,

Die ssDniain Der Vprftaote
,mifdben 9enmore, 9SeEsTrlinstcn une ptms
Iico.-6ebet beute binaus.
gertduftr fnb jebt bon 9 ltbr 9ormittass Biz
s llbr Ibtn6s auT Dem glabe. Dian bcnuse Die
Iifespiler 9eaqqpns Direft mad Guelio 6sigbts.
SBeqen @ruuorb= Btan unb isabr=9ia.t (tofenirei)
ipsnoe ntan fi6 an bas Siireau in Der Staot.
preife mercen I'm ~enisen Saaen ffeisen.
S215. Betinsunsen;
Sect ss,i ssi5. $40 saar;
Sc rai6sr Die gaupldse btrfauit peeD:n nirb
Der gRertb Der ibrie bleibsne,n @runO 4 il d c
lid etrn uno oer 9r:is er9obt psroen.
Goftenfreie Tbjuesfarpal= =9trbinoung iiir ieoes
Grunntiid. Gsmsntlrte 5rpttoire mac aDanltiirte
Strabtn = idmmtlid auf uuisre Gpftsa ause fiibrt
o. foftsuire fir &duier BON G3runeitiiden.
5tsin unfOftsn fir Tpeairdingsn mad benz Ter=
Ssses @snnsftaa bod ss!eaen uns trOasn.
500 6ma hber Dem WeeresfpieseI.
eefebt yu erretebenee edeen, gebulen. &frtben,
Versnhsunsen.-linb DC. 6abrseIe.
Der Berfb miro ieb pereopp Elm
I'm ben 9aertb of Sieitr G,runstiids iofOrt su
erb6bcn, erbieten mir uns sur 3tit
fen sanseu 8eiebetras porsuftreden,
OCT fir ben 8ou bon 6duierH auf Den bon uns Qes
tauftn nno an uHs bsiabltsn @runeitidsn sriorz
btrli6 it, Dries 8ap fam in Osrieb:n gBtiis,
tpie Retbe, luridbe3ablt tperSen.
Rduft elm oDer 5pei 8runofidt, uno Sbr itio
pdnit fir INNER bon gmnD,iHs befreit. Gountp=
Steutrn.
Sdmnitf;bc 9runoftiids fnb sum Yortbeilt Der
2dltfsr setleet Geins 4lanfen, nur beden Unit
@usnabmt an Der Sfidisite). Seine otnieraebduos.
Refine SbnublDber.
Mur $50 8runoffiide. = S0sert nid,t bic CUR
NreiSsVrbobuns.
-0ebef beufe bfnnus.--
@taen Tlan oper Jabr=8ilete ltnibe, f:kpbpnirs
(Oto 2S37 ooer lptnD, man iib oil
z. g. xurner,
erfter 5lur, 9aipzsniloing. t214.8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-06

= Carnegie iit ieBt ou9 i'm gez
ertffe, Die 5tabt San Suan, Porto
Nico. NIT elmer 5reibibliothet au be-
sliideL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-06
II u a b q Il n ia.

George Srebnt & SObit,
"ONE GRADE ONLY" Sirr
Aui 5lai6m ssilut in Der
Srancrei an SelGir.Gucnne.
g. aHp y asb a9. lsasl.l6lal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-06
RoOmaO's pi(lCn

@OnFdnbiu asi6ntadlOs, elegant ntrSudert, abs
Raotpap's 9ineu ,ur 6tilunq ancr St5rungen ncs
RaQsus, Der GineepeOs Eisr.u, 9las. utyn6icr
Rrant6siten, e&piuOelunidle, 8eritopiuua Syis
morrbpiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-06

= Grid Sunfen unb Sobn Qeruz
9oti iinb in Der 9rin5 BON @ales=
9rube na6e Meeaunce, M}i9.. bur9
berabftiir5enbes @r3 erI4lagen pDrs
hpn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-06
Baltimore cbip- q atu. 8iiIIctin

SuIItHUIe -S~Utu- CuUW'CH
$500 pcn Baltimore nach 2ltlantie Stu
unb ;uriid ieOeu sSrsitaa uno Sdmitdg. gillete
fnb fir bic Ridabrt bis jum folg.notn Situz
flag. eini6liebli6, eitItQ. Guf allen 3ieen
eiltie. Jfopal 8lu.="Sienit.
$1,000 pom Baltimore naob Der Nansameri=
fanffc,rn Musffenuns in Buffalo unb surid
am g.. A. 90 uno %. slueuit uno L., TO-, 10.
uno %. September. Der 9us ptrlGbt Den Gam=
ben=g1buboi nm 7.55 gormttaqs, ben Wpunt
@opal=gabnbof nm llbr gormittaes. Sur1=
lauftnoe 9arlor sg8aeeoHs. Sic 9asts Fno iiir
pi. Riidfubrt feben Sagt eiiItig, eini1liebl;d
ets 9aaes oes @.rtaufs, airf altn 9ieeu ben
rglad 9iamono Grpreb" uno sTppal aimitsO~
uusgsnpmmen OH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-06
3n perRdmfen

gu perRaufen.
2su be,ablts jedbspro,,ntiss Coupon Certificate.
aapital uno Sinitn pur3 @runotig.nfbum saran,
tirf in b.liebiesn Summen BON $4,000 uuo msbr.
Hernsr p.rptn SnfalmsntsGsrtiltats e.een
uafli3e 3atluuatn mrtar!t. iebs 9rc5ent Sinisn
uns Droiite eintrossnb. bon Der
United Real Estate Company,
Simmer Rr. 4. GaIpsrt, ebduee.
Hr. l0l, Gfs5apstts. .strobs.
Cdpril23 3Ntnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-06
paCifiC Coast &
Gerls Oil Go.
Glbribae !0adhnrn, iun.,
Nrdieenf.
Id)tb. Gbas. u. sdairu,, ~ g.,
Director.
Yaritpert6 Ant6eife $1.OO.
Gin Setras bon so. 900 NntbefIen ntefer
4ftien pirc lest 3u
80 Gents pro NntbeiI pfferirf.
getnn Deie nerauseabt fnb neroen tsiHe Ittien
mebr unttr pier,is Gents nsrfauft.
Yari,uert6 Ant6eife $1.OO.

Henn bieie perauseobt fnb, Derben tsine @'tien
mebr untsr persig Gents psrfauft.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24
TOOK CARE OF THE BABIES.
One Oklahoma Town Which Gave
Lots to Them.

Lawton, o. T., Nov 2S.-The town of
BOtsford has just been opened up, and
the Republican of this city tells the fol-
lowing story Of the history of the new
town:
"On the rise between the fertile valleys
OF the Cache and Beaver lies Botsford.
Here the cattle have roamed at viii fer
many years. Yesterday the wild animals
played over the beautiful plains; today
one OF the prettiest cities of The south
east has spread her pinions over this ro-
mantle spot and claimed it for her own.
The neighboring woodlands viii near the
voice of happy children, and man and
nature will combine and make of this
delightful place a prosperous and hon
ored town.
"Botsford was a government toWnsfte,
and opened by drawing, and all who cast
their lot with her have naught but praise
for the fairness and ability with which it
was conducted. The first number was
drawn by Catherine Z. Rice whose ticket
called for corner lots. She was followed
by others who were anxious TO secure
property ir the city. and they so rapidly
followed each other that new clerks were
called to the working force OF the COM
mission. About noon of the second days
drawing a blue-eyed, golden-haired boy
of two years of age arrived in the city.
In neat little speech by J. r. Gillian
the unfortunate history of the orphan
boy was related to the citizens, and the
boy was given a business lot in the city,
and ]. w. Metsker passed the hat among
{ ehcrowd and nearly $25 was presented
to the lad. F. T. Fischer, the clerk, held
the boy in his arms, while the photo
grapher took his picture.
ON Wednesday evening, after drawing
was finished, a bright. hazel-eyed girl of
two years of age arrived in town. and
Charles Welch. who had drawn a lot in
the same block as the little boy. pre-
sented it to the little girl and the work
ing force in the commissioners tent
made up a liberal purse for her
The last lot in the box was drawn by
proxy for Miss Ermine NcEntire, as the
compliments of the commission, as the
most popular young lady in Lawton.
Everyone who participated in the
the drawing is well pleased, and the
spirited interest shown by all promises a
bright future for Botsford'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24
TO RESIGN
JENKINS FRIENDS EMPRESS BE-
LIEF THAT He WILL RESIGN,
His Supporters Are Losing Heart at
Long Delay.

Guthrie, O. T, Nov. e3.-sone OF Gov
ernor jenkins closest friends in a polit-
ical way have expressed the belief to
night that the governor viii tender his
resignation to Secretary Hitchcock as
governor, providing he ascertains that
there is only bare possibility OF his
name being sent to the senate for confir-
nation by President Roosevelt This IS
the first appearance Of weakening on the
part OF the Jenkins men. No information
was received from Governor jenkins to-
day and many of his supporters feel
that his case is almost hopeless. More
kilograms indorsing him and asking that
he be retained in office have been sent on
TO Washington. IN this respect the same
tactics are being pursued as were used
when Governor Barnes was assailed dur
ing his last fight, but the kilograms are
being sent in a half-hearted hope that
the governor may be aided by them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24
CAUSE OF DEAFNESS
The Most Comon Cause Only Recently
Discovered.

1t has been stated on good medical au-
thorty that nine-tenths Of cases of deaf
ness are caused from catarrh or from
sore throat trouble.
The little tube which leads to the ear
from the throat is lined with a sort Of
veivety structure called mucous mem
brane This membrane IS simply a con-
tinuation Of the mucous membrane lin-
ing the throat When disease or any sort
attack the mucous membrane Of the
throat it IS very liable 20 eNteul into tie
custodian tube and up into the ear
The history II nearly all cases ~ deaf
ness is Ike TINS A cold is contracted
and resiectsd. other colds are taken. the
throat becomes sore and iuaamed. which
is aesra.ated iy particles of dust and
germs from the air. This condition causes
the disease u spread into The tube that
leads to the ear
II seems "a litle far fetched 90 say that
most cases Of deafness are caused from
catarrh. but it IS certainty true. and
anrone who has had q severe catarrhal
coid must have noticed how the hearing
was affected waue the cold lasted
Nith catarrh sufferers this impairment
al he1rng becomes chronic and Slows
worse the longer Ihe cat3rrh is neglected
YOU car cure catarrh ana deafness by
the regular use ~ an excellent new prep
ara-ion called Str1rts Catarrh Tablets.
coc1nosea of oatieenIic remedies which
act hctn oa the RlGcous uc r'trares hrt
-rlnc l4lly aad NEST eaeetuafy oH the
blood eliminating the catarrhal poison
frum the system.
rsr.f- srfaS. f~--F F- q r..-tft-- mas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24
AsLEEP AMIn ELAMEs-

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24
TO PROTECT INDIAN
Agents Adopt Novel scheme to Balk
Gamblers Game.

Guthrie. O. T., Nov. 23.-The agents for
several Indian tribes have devised a
novel plan TO stop Indian wards from
drinking whisky. They withhold the
money Of any Indian who has been
drunk since the last quarterly payment.
They have also given orders that ali per
sons around the Indian camp during the
payment shall be arrested unless they are
wards OF the government or officers in
charge OF the payment The last order
is aimed at a horde Of gamblers. who
heretofore, Il is alleged. have feeced the
Indians out or thousands Of dollars.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24
CUNNINGHAM IS ACQUITTED
Nan Charged with Completely in the
Murder of j Johnson Goes Eree

Pawnee. o. T., Nov. 23.-In the case Of
Isom II. Cunningham, charged with be
ing an accessory TO the murder Of Dep
uty Sheriff Tom Johnson. the jury after
being out since Wednesday returned
verdict today of not guilty" Johnson
was shot by Ben Cravens at the time he
was beirg pursued by a posse for the
killing of Alvin Batoman at Red Rock.
Cravens took refuge in Cunningham
house and the latter refused TO inform
the officers of his whereabouts. Ii was
on that day that Cravens shot Johnson
Some tine after that Cunningham was
arrested on the above charge. The case
has been one Of the most noted in Paw
nee county and attracted much attention
because of It's many complications.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24
ElIY m RRlEE.

Mr.. Chas. II. Shadd of Cheney was in
the city Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Campbell of An
thony are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B. B.
Anawalt.
The court cases will be assigned in
Judge Dale's court at 9 a. m, on Mon
day. November -.
Mrs. J. +. Spinning Of Conway Springs
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Simpson Of
North Waco avenue.
Mrs :. Il. Mnnich and babies have
gone to Oklahoma TO spend a couple Of
weeks visiting relatives
Mrs Fanny Mountz has gone to Perry.
O. r.. to spend the winter with her
daughter. Mrs. Alton Lamb.
Mrs. Wm. Meyer and sister. Miss
frankie Murphy. leave today for Fulton.
\. ", where they wiz spend the holi-
days.
Mr- and Mrs William Allen White Of
Emporia are in the city visiting Mr. and
Mrs Victor Murdock at their home on
College Hin.
Mr. o. w. Good and brother left last
evening for Beaumont to spend Sunday
Mr. Good is in the employ Of the Ameri-
can State bank.
The grand opening of Mr.. John Walters
bowling alley II 2l9 East Douglas avenue
N.t A-'N- ttt--te ANA Nl-4lt a
tion. Chrysanthemums were given as
souvenirs.
Mrs. Henry Schnitzler was a delegate
TO the state grand lodge of the O. y. H.
s. which met al Topeka last week and
was elected grand secretary OF the state
grand lodge.
Dr. Fordyce. who has suffered severely
from rheumatism which confined him for
several weeks 10 the Wichita hospital.
has SO far recovered that he viii be able
20 be at his Office Monday
Miss Chairman Kittredge cf san Fran
cisco. is the guest ot 3Iiss Jocelvn Tor
several weeks. adiss kittredge is euroute
home after s7enaine a wear and half
travelling in Europe and principal points
ol interest on the Atlantic coast of this
country.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24
A STARTING SURPRISE.

Very few could believe 10 looking at
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