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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-04
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OeuiIsGafe.- gmtl St9ers
lin, Elm betannter Sarmer, wel6er 8
Meilen norb6itlid BON bier wobnte,
bat Samitasieine brei &inOer ermoroet
uno bann ii9 lelbit erlto@en. Oie
Mutter 1T felt 8 Sabren inualiS unb
bat leitbem bas .3tmmer ni6t mebr
perlaEen. Seserltn mar Dor 10 Sab
rem mad benz STRENUOUS seiantt unb
ieitber oils sebeilt entlaiien weroen er
mar oils brauer Wann befannt unb Be-
fanb iid in suten finan5ieGen gerbdlt
niEen, baber er bic Sbat uur in
pl0eli9 aussebro6enen @abnitnn Bee
sansen baben fam.
u.-(gorresponbens)
Sier lift bic !@len nain Wercantile
gompanp,mit einem &apitat BON $685.
600 i%ncorporirt morben. Die Sns
coporatoren iinb: 80. Sl9iba, Yra:
1ioent uns Manaser; 8. S. Sauis
Sefretdr Soiepb Sed Sdasmeilter
D%irettoren: M. Si9iba, 8. s. Sauis,
Soierb Sed, Sobn Sauis, Germ.
5auis, Ybil. unb 9eter Sed, $. S.
gedtolb, Beter Braun unb @bm.
@artiibe.
@ranb sorts: 9err Nn'
oe,ion, elm 8emobner bes weltlt9er
Ibe,les pon @ranb Sorts County,
muroe an, Mittmo9 in Der Ndbe Dor
Werrifielo in elmer Sra9t Gar Dor
29,amps, mel9e iid ebenfaus in benz:
hlben befanben. eri@oiien nnb beraubt
.uorauf bic MOrber pom 3use lpranSer
uno entdoben. Gin anberer Sramp
pelder ansibt, Sic Sbat beoba9tet 81
aben, melbete bielelbe, Iobalb be
.3us in Gbompion eintraf.
Samestomn.-Sn benz Sau
ron &l1ter @laspel unb Mnbr. Smit
asaen Die Stabt Samestomn, in mel
} tsm es ii4 ,lm Musi&liebnns aus.b be
StaoterenSen banbelte, CAB Gt9te
sunoer pom @abpeton cine Tn,
',ueiouns gu @unitea Der aldse
ID.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-04
grithfabrakletnern, Dittem II.
neutrality-suspicious.

lit iebt ~ausselest. 8ir baben bic ~neueften unb beiten
Waaren gu mosli6 niebrisen Preiien, 10 niebris, baB
%bielelben 1pirfli9 cine 8ersdnitisuns gu nennen iinb.
Oieie Waaren iinb in @irtlt9teit serabe 10 a~nsiebenb
in 8e3u9 auf Stpl anb Sualitdt als aui Yreiie, unb
mir iinb bauon i~berseust, baB Bic elbsn @urent beften
urtbetl as benz zines iorsidltisen 8dufers sntIprez
9en. Otes lit cine conieruatiue Nnsabe, baiirt auf
Sbatla6en, Die leidt erbdrtet uerben fonnen su irsenb
elmer a3eit. Infer sr0Bter gSunid lit Der, baB Sbr
Bel uns uoripredt unb unlere Srabiabrsauswabl be-
iidtist. 0ieelbe ipri6t fir iid. sSnbem mir bieIe
@tnlaouns on Gu6 ersebe1 laiien, brdnsen mir nidt
in Cad, BET uns gu f~aufen, ionbern mir m06ten nur,
baB SIR uoripredt. SIR seben gud nidt an at fa1-
fen, %perlansen nur, baB sSsbr Cure grfabruns unb
9utes nrtbetl mitbrinst ln6 uniere 4ttrattiouen per-
bineet nit Dem erireuliden @eSanfen biQis gu fau=
fen. Oas Nnbere i~berlalfen mir Sud. liner Dos.
ratb lit elm praftii6 uOlfstbimliGer rno seist, baB es
i~orsfdttis anssemdblt lit. geri9iebsnbeit, nelle 9to=
uitdten uno Ser SeetSeit entipredenoe Sualitdt is
alien granden iinb offenbar. llnlere 8aare bat Ell
men Stpl, Der ben fancp Sbees eutlpridt, cine Sua=
litat, bic Sem llrtbeil suiast lne elm Yreis, Ser ale
3peifel bebt. llncre Sribiabrspaareu linb 10 mar
firt, bab fe ral6en Nbi as iinbsn. gs lit an Sud,
raid gu entf6etoen, Oh Sbr aus I'M eren Sorratb
rpdblen 1poat, 10 LANCE er uouitaubis un6 uunident=
ipre9enb lit, ODER oh Sbr parten ,poat. @ir mir.
ben es ~uorsie1en, gub beute obes morseu gu Ieben.
Spdter luerben mir @ud maDrldeinlid sufriebenite1=
len f%Onnen, irbt f0Hnen mir es fiber. Gin Slif
iiber I'M fern Sorratb 1~iiberseust gud, haB bieie @or=
tie feline eitlen iinb. @erbet Sbr poripreden unbgud
iiberSeusen? Acbtun9SoDa Sbre
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-04
~S6ml9eIbperi beilmm8.

Sn iolsenoer Isabelle iinb bic Se'
traae anseseben, wclde bel berWidrS'
Notwithstanding ben einselnen
Oifritten Sufauen. Die Sertbetlun9
1T auf Die Summe pon $l.25 fur ies
ben S6iler in ben unabbdnsisen 0i=
Itriften uuo S1,47l 80 in ben anoe.
reu Siltrifteu bQlilt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-04
Ne6mt tein snbfitut an!

INN sSbr fur @ascarets frast,
fe, Ciber, bab Sbr ben e4ten @asearets
81 ~ @atbartic befomrnt! Nebn't
fe traserii9en Subititate ooer
81 abmunsen an. @9te Edtel@en
m, mt 6. 6. 6. SIZE In Waiie perz
ia {. Sn alien Mpotbeten 10ets.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-04
Maabalena Slider unb @atte OIL Sobn
Spmauasfe, fir nj nwf pon let Sect

Maabalena Slider unb @atte an Sobn
Spmauasfe, fir nj nwf bon let Seet
Geo $ Suutinston unb Satin OH $
81 8mebel, fir & so SUP It / bit Z
Gaines ABB Yapnespiae. ......... 1856
@race s Mor9an an @u9uit @ Gn9el
1t 10 bid 5S q u @rownS Abb SO(
Is Soraerbina on Glener q Ssbniot
IL ne4 let Gee % : 1913 Slaiie 35.. 27'
Mi6ael MaieruS unb Satin on SOS
Waper 1t 3 bid 81 Sowrp's Ibb... 6O'
9eter 9 Qiniter unb Satin an Marp
2aIer tbeil let lwf Gee "a ia 81
o~'
9anfras Siebri1 unb Satin on Sos
Sl6umperlin 1t 3 Gee l2S l22 81
81 unb Nnoeres. lOO'
Sba 81. Mielfe unb @atte an Selen $
Moiiett 1t 6 YattenS abb &imbaa 81
Midael s Solep oil Marsaret 90
Sopt 1t l blf 16 Z u Curtis Our
pep inb MnbereS.. ...... ........ TO'
Sobn eunbitrom unb @attm III g
Sensfe Ct int Gee 20 Z l22 81 % 1857
Qeslie Smitb unb @attin on Sulils
Sartfielb nwt nwf Gee l25 81 49,
"a. wv
9atrid @rabam unb Satin an Sos
Sarer Its l uno 2 blf 25 Welroie.. l20'
Ole ct g 90 & 90 SIP 60 an @ictor
Wunberbed nw4 net Gee : l26 81
80
SoIepb &rafer NIB Satin an Sobn
.3ebrer let Gee IL { 1875 81 35 uno
NnoereS. 1900. ooO'
.Soiepb 8rafer unb Satin oil Soiepb
3ebrer nn1 Gee IL & 1875 81 35 II.
Wnberes. $50,
Scobn Sburman unb gattim al Geo
q Sribaes net net Gee % 122 81
81 uub Qnberes 231.
Saul Sennef rnb Satin on GERMAN
Senolfem It Z bf 3 @arbpiQe. ..... lit
gilbert 8remer unb Satin on Mife s
SOP e} int Gee l7S 1913 81 % II.
Nr0ereS. foU'
San Nriebman an Senrp 00i9 nj mn
1 Sec 25 Z l22 81 30. .......... 1877,
@eorse Sobnlom unb Satin on q
Srou int let Gee 81 & 1873 ri 33. 10
ct. @ntbonp Congregation an Matb
Yoaatldnid tbeil It 3 bid 6 ct.
Mntbonp Somnite. ........... 2
8 s SauiQ unb Satin on $ s Clint
peri9 It 7 blf 80 Stearns abb..... 10
u 50 &rGmer unb Satin on Sopbia
S9iuinser Its l unb 2 bid Gar
FIELDS Nob 40
Sopbia S6iGinsn unb @atte q %
&rdmer It 9 BIT "a Gbelbrods Abb. 40
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-04
RernburH $rbntullen

lit nod INNER in ieinem alien 2ofale all CT.
Gcrmainfroec, l;,,s cire:1 Slod neg poin
Gourtbauie. Seoer;eit bat ct fir leine Stunt
BEN rnb Sreunbe einen l5s4'p
v0nter &tttdt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-04

Sbeo SSlden uao @attiu on Sernal
S9Sner, fir tbeil 1t 5 b1f Sreeport.S 700
Serman ShOner unb @atti1 al Sbeo
SOi9en, fir tbeil It 5 blt 6 Sreeport 300
Serman SGSner tnb Satin on 5beo
,SSiheu, Fir tbeil 1t 5 blf 6 Nreeport $500
lV' ~
Gam Samion unb Satin an Nils 9
Sauanb, fir nrp4 nn4 Sect 27
1913 81 "a uno anoeres. .......... 5OO
Mihael Suuiuan unb Satin an 6 8
Nidep, fir It IL blf "a @reat 9torz
tbern abb Melrole. ............ 1900
Belle SO Saines unb @atte at eSantes
NO'grien, fir It 4 Gilbert Ate abb
Y1DteSDlue. SoO
Sribolin @urit unb Satin an Wtatb
Sennen, fir 1t 7 & blt As &t9z 49,
mono. 90
sreb q Meper nnb Satin on Solepb
Meper, fir e1 ip4 BON mrp4 Sect 10
& 1875 81 33 unb anberes ........ $500
Gertrude S6Gfer ct al an abam Solb,
fir let Sect 80 8 124 &l 33. ,..... 1878
@otbarb Sensel unb Satin an Sal
lus i3insli, fir let np4 Seet II :
1913 81 20 unb anberes. ......... l55O
Midael Sensel unb Satin IN @aaus
3insli, fir np4 im4 Sect II 123
&l 30 unb anberes. ............ 1850
gmilie Mielfe unb @atte an Walter
6 SaQ, fir Its Z & 8 blf 2 Simbau 1850
u q @bittemore at Sobn 9eumann,
fir let let Sect 80 3 l26 Sl33.... 6lO
Nreberid &i6ter an geter 6 Inberiom
ct al, fir nh net Sect 5 : l26 81 -
80 unb anberes. ............ 100
Soparb g gea on Sreb Meper. fir ie
1 let Sect % & 1913 81 2S........ BOO
Matb gSanii9 unb Satin an Wfatb
&obii9on, fir It l bit "A cant -,
Sentre. ioN
Oie ct g 80 s. 90 &p so an Srant
Simmers, fir int nm4 Sect
125 81 2ot
Grtb 80 Sours unb @attin an u W
Sfranber, fir It 20 BIT 8 Saines
abb Yapnespiue ........... 49,. l5l
Sobn Sunter If unb Satin oil Sobn
Siebel, fir 1t ID blf 2 Satnes abb
YapneSptueS. IoS'
Sobu Sanfer unb Satin on Sobn sc
&remer, fur mi net Sect IL 2
6l 80 unb anberes. ........... l6O'
! Sobn SOI6en nnb @attin an Sran3
llblenfamp, nm4 nw4 Sect IL s l25
&l 33 unb anberes.. ........... 24O
Martin S6Onbers unb Satin an s
g Weper, fir tbeil let Sect 33
l25 81 ~
Ni6 Sades il uno Satin Mi9 gaens
beder, fir let int Sect 81 s 123 -
Il ~. ~
~
Sobn &eBler unb Satin on Wsi9 @ls
lenbeder, fur int let Seet BIZ 123
ar 2O &c
Nrauf I Siinmers limb Satin on SUI
Iius Sartfiel, fir int nm4 Sect 3 :,
SIeS ar 30 &C
9irnan Moslep unb @attin an Stepb
Onbor, fur nj Il rlp9 Sect 32& .,
III III "
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-04

@ie tebt's rm Grre Mieren?
Or. Sobb'S Sparasus gillen beilen ollie
Iierenleioen. Yrsbe fret. lbr. Sterltrt9
&emebp Co.. Chicago ober e. ..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-04
Sobn S@uma6er,
Gil ct. ge%rmainfraBe, ct. Gloub, Minn.

Sein beiieres S6ubseug fir ben Breis
ais bas nnieri9e. Geparatllren iofort
gut unb biuis ausSefibrt. 15=3m
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Sir BEN .Norbiteru" beri6tet pom &esiltra
Serru Sobn 90. glmmel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-04
@istonRn.

Manitowoc.- Sn swei bies
iisen sroBen Gleuatcren Der Wortbera
@rain 60. iino 9esenmdrtiS etwa
3 200, 900 guidet auer arten Don Sc
treble aufseipeidert. Guberbem be-
fnben Iid bier 2, 800, 900 8ai4el auf
aaser, sic gu gerldiduns mad But
|falo bereit Iinb uno aud abaei9idt
meroen, iobalb bic S@ifabrt uieoer
er0fnet miro. sic befteben bauptiddz
LID aus Safer, Wais, etmas @ossen
unb nar rpenis @erite. Die bier auf1
geipei9erten @etreibeiorten pertbeileu
i@ eipa pie folst: Safer l 300, ooo
BuI9el, Mais 1900, 900, Wei5en1 l..
600. 900, @erite 400, 900 unb @osser
900, 900 8uibel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-04
Waibiugton.
Wontana.

Great = Der liloli9s
pa1asiersus ser 9reat Saus uno
Canada 8abn ents(eiite am Oienltas
nabe Steel, 25 Meilen nOrbli6 BON
@reat SaGs. Ser Sdlafmasen, mel:
der adt p~aiiasiere entbielt. iomie
elm anberer @asen Der sebn Paliasiere
sdblte, i9lusen UNI, itirsten ben ab=
BANG binunter unb wuroen babel 1teben
9erIonen uerlest. Die Serletten muir
Sen mad Great SALTS transporttrt.
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(cWisieu.)
SerDauolunseu bes Soaro Der
Gountp GommiiIdre polt
Stearns GonntD,
Winneiota.
(S6lub.)
Office beS County Iueiters
ct NInuh. ben Ii. WGrs 1901.

ct. @loub, Den II. WdrS 1901.
Ger &ertasuns semaB trat Der @oaro sIs
Iammen, oue Mit9lieoer anweleno; y. :.
Meper als Sorliser. Ipplltation nno Sono
bes 80. SeB fir S6antliSens mnrSe Dem
Soorb pproelest unb beibe an9enominen NIT
Den Siirsen Sos. NeuslinS une Eet: &albt,
Ger Soarb betGtiste i'll einem Seldlnb Ser
oussabuns Der @raben . SonSs. SolsenSe
Bills wllrosu erlanbt nno sur Sabluns an9ez
miclen:
Gipneer GreB So. Judgments ii6er. $iS 90
MnlflSnnnfn NInnfS . 10
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-04

81 mltb, Sienit uub Weilenselo.. "a %
ali antras 9ertasun9 sine die.
$. S. Meper..m
gor lser bes goarb Der Gonntp : Sommlllare
pom Stearns Gountp, Wtinn.
ge ti9t: -
B.'S. @ruber. County, ilottor,
uub er<oificio Glerf bes Soaro.
Woodruff County news., 1901-07-25
The Fervent Heat Seems to Gather Strength With Each Sue
 ceeding Day.
CENTURY MARK AGAIN LEFT BEHIND,
Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Ne brast<a, Indiana and Ohio Appear to Be Covered by the Hot Blanket Deaths and Prostrations Numer- GUS.

St. Louis, July 23.-Monday will go on record as the hottest day in St. Louis up to date.
 At il o'clock the mercury stood at 1o2 degrees on top of the federal building, and was climbing at the rate of two degrees an hour.
 At noon it registered 105 degrees, and gradually climbed to 107 by the official thermometer, while street readings showed as high as 110.
 The heat belt covers a radius around St. Louis of 100 miles. St. Louis is almost the central point.
 About three o'clock in the after noon St. Louisans experienced q verital,le hot wave, lasting several minutes. It seemed as though the doors of the neither regions had been thrown open and hot blast emitted that seemed to almost blister every thing it came in contact with. As on Sunday, night brought little relief, and sleep was almost out of the qaes- ton. The protracted hot spell is hay ing a depressing effect, and much iil- ness, especially among the aged, is re- Sultino
Woodruff County news., 1901-07-25
SIBERIAN CROP FAILURE.
Great Grain Producing RegiOns Have Suffered From a Two
 Months Drought.

London, July 2l.-A dispatch to the Evening Standard from Odessa says that acording to the reports of spe' cial agents the Siberian crops appear to be nearly a total failure.
 In the great grain-producing regions of Minussinsk and Krasnoyarsk, al. most the entire growth of cera,s has perished as result of the two months drought. The South Rus sian crop may be described upon the whole as fairly average, yet there are disastrous shortages in the populous districts in the Ekatrinoslaff govern. ment, and an instance is cited of the utter destruction of about 10000 acres of grain by hail storms and the Hes sian fly.
 The worst of all are the Volga prov. inces. The peasantry of this vast re. zion are alredy practically destitute They have sold the cattle and horses they could not feed, and have con. sumed nearly their whole scanty stocks of food and seed grain
 The Russian minister of ways and communications is making active pro. vision for the timely transportation Of food, grain and other supplies from the south.
Woodruff County news., 1901-07-25
Goes Round the Earth in 60 Days, B Hours, 2o Minutes,
 AZ AS Seconds.
CHA0LES CECIL EITMORRIS AGE 1T YEARS
The Records of George Francia Train, Nellie BIy are Laid in the shade-WeIc0med to Chicago by the Acting Mayor, Col. Cody and His Father and Mother.

Chicago, July 2t.-Charles Cecil Fitzlnorris, the 17-year-old Chicago schoolboy who was one of three lads sent out by w. R. Hearst, the news paper proprietor, in an attempt to break the record for the trip around the world, arrived here at 6:55 a. mr in time which breaks previous records made by George Francis Train and Nellie By.
 He was met at the union depot by his parents, Acting Mayor Blocki Col. Vim. Cody, and numerous friends but he tarried only a moment, as a carriage was waiting to whisk him to 214-16 Madison street, the point from which he had started.
 At this point it was announced that the young man had made the trip oi 20,545 miles in exactly SO days, 12 hours, 20 minutes, AZ 4-5 seconds, yin ming easily from his competitors sent out from New York and San Francis co. The time given includes delays and stops equal to about six days.
 Some of the longer stages of his journey were made as follows:
 Chicgago to New York, 900 miles 25 hours.
 New York to Queenstown. 2,s5C miles, 5 1-3 days.
 Moscow to Irkoutsk (by raiD, $500 miles, 9 days.
 Ust Shillla to Khabarovsk (by steamer), HOO miles, days
 Vladivostock to Yokohama @by steamer), 1,650 miles, days.
 Yokohama to Victoria, 4,114 miles, II days.
 Seattle to Chicago, 1900 miles, 3H days.
Woodruff County news., 1901-07-25
THE FOSBURG MURDER CASE
James FOsburg, Called as u Witness by the Prosecution, Creates
 Good Impression.

Pittsfield, Mass, July 23.-James Fosburgh was called, Monday, as a witness for the prosecution in the trial of his brother, Robert $. Eos burgh, for the murder of their sis ter, May Fosburg. The summons was sudden and startling one, delivered as it was by District Attorney Ham mond, who had taken no part in the examination of witnesses. The young Yale graduate made an interesting figure on the stand, and his testimony was direct and conclusive. It ap- parently left no doubt that his eX- planation of the reason why he did not know that burglars had been in the house and killed his beautiful sis ter, was truthful and straightforward. His testimony greatly increased the faith of the defense in the ultimate acquittal of his brother. James was slightly nervous, however, and this was noticeable when any reference was made to the death of his sister or to the scanty attire of the mem bers of the family on the night of the tragedy.
 The expected attempt of the govern ment to delve into the question of family quarrels did not materialize and James Fosburghs explanation of his attempt to get number of doe tors, his return to the death cham. Der and his ministrations to bis parents, created favora ble impress. sion in the minds of all who listened to him.
Woodruff County news., 1901-07-25
MARSHALS AND INCONSISTENCIES
Government Officials Ambushed Near Monterey, Tenn. and the
 Whisky Makers Win.

Washington, July 21.-Commission- CT Yerlles, of the internal revenue bureau, has received the following telegram from Collector D. A. Mum, at Nashville, Tenn:
 Deputy Collectors Bell and Stone, accompanied by Deputy Marshal Price, Special Enlployc Floyd and two possemen, went on raid near Mon terey. They were ambushed at 1 o'clock this morning. Deputy Mar shat Price killed. Possemen Corder and Mackey wounded. One moon. sinner severely wounded. Body oi Price was left on tie ground. Posse organized to return and recover the body"
 Commissioner Yerbes has tele graphed the collector directing that everything possible be done to re cover the body of Marshal Price, and to capture and punish the moonshin CTS
Woodruff County news., 1901-07-25

four chambers on the second floor have large closets, and the rooms are shaped as shown on the plans. The
 studding are 2x4 inches; joist, 2XS inches; rafters, 2X6 inches; beam, SX10 inches. All floors are double. The siding is four-inch o. c. Cal ifornia red wood is used for orpa- mental shingles, and cedar shingles for the roof, Tar paper and Amer ican glass are used wherever needed. Georgia pine is used for finish. The painting is two-coat work. Cutters, down spouts, flashing and fnials are
Woodruff County news., 1901-07-25
Was Dressed as a Woman.

Recently the people of Huntsville, Madison county, were astounded at the arrest of their woman school teacher, who proved to be a man in disguise, whose name was Sears, and who was wanted in Texas for a mur- der committed seven years ago. When arrested he had in his possession $3,- 900 in cash, which he carried in a belt. It is said that the young men of the community had gotten up a great rivalry on his account.
Woodruff County news., 1901-07-25
Became Violently Insane.

J. II. Ledford, dairyman, three miles east of Van Buren, became Hio- lently insane, forcing his cight-year- old son to burn all the hay richs on the farm, after which he went to the house, cut up all the furniture and drove the family into the fields The children sought safety by fleeing to the homes of Van Buren friends. Olii- cers were sent out, who paced him under arrest after a desperate strug- gle. Ledford had worked necessarily in the fields during the extreme heat of summer, which is supposed to be the cause of his dementia
Woodruff County news., 1901-07-25
ALL RECORDS BROKEN.
Springfield. H., Showed 1O7. the
 Highest Ever Recorded There.

Springfield, H., July 23.-All heat records in Springfield were broken, Monday, when, for three hours, the mercury in the government thermom- eter stood at 107, the highest ever re- corded. Thermometers on the street level registered as high as 110 in the shade. There were several prostra- tions. Director Guthrie of the local weather bureau states that reports from all over the state indicate that the corn is withstanding the heat and drought remarkably well.
Woodruff County news., 1901-07-25

the clear. All pia~tering is two-ooat work; all outside walls to be back plastered All hardware to be of a neat kind. Trim is finished with a corner and base block All glass is double thick. Closets have one draw CT and three shelves. All brick show ing on outside is to be of the best grade hard burned red brick.
 The size of the house upon the ground is % feet by 36 feet 6 inches. All rooms are piped for gas and fur mace, and there arc electric bells from front and rear doors. All ma
Woodruff County news., 1901-07-25
INDIANA CATCHING TT.
Indianapolis Has the Hottest Day on
 Record There.

Indianapolis, Ind, July 23.-Monday was the hottest day on record in In- dianapolis. The official record was 106 at two o'clock in the afternoon. At the same hour thermometers along the business streets recorded 110 and 112. There were two deaths and three prostrations from heat
 At the camp of the Indiana national guard all drills were suspended. Six ty men were overcome during the day, but all rapidly recovered, with the eX- ception of seven, who are in the bri. gade hospital. Many animals were stricken, and livery men are refusing to hire horses.
Woodruff County news., 1901-07-25
ARKANSAS STATE NEWS.
A Cotton Factors Letter

The following letter was sent to their foreign correspondents by a Pine Bluff cotton factor:
 "The drought in this section has been partially broken by showers in scattered localities This has served to relieve us in a measure from the extreme high temperature and hot winds, but the gen. eral soaking rain so long hoped for is still delayed. The hills and light lands have done the principal suffering, as usu- al. They are never prepared for a dry siege, and the actual damage to such places will amount to 20 per cent. or more. The river and bottom lands have stood the strain fairly well. The small re- planted cotton shows the effect of the weather most, and much of this will make nothing at all, but the older plant, while arrested Ill it's growth, has taken on fruit, and 1t IS common enough to see fields of small but healthy plants in full bloom clear to the top.
 In our opinion a record crop is out of the question, but so far as Arkansas is concerned we will probably make as has enough labor. It is scarce and high, and can not be controlled. Negro labor is indispensable in the south, and on cot ton plantations ill particular and the out side demand for it is such that they are leaving the farms to accept better pay elsewhere. The burning question with us is how much cotton can be gathered, not how much can be raised"
Woodruff County news., 1901-07-25

Of galvanized iron. All carving is to be composition, and all windows arc to be hung with Silver Lake sash cord and lead weights. The sink is of gray enamel, the bath tub is iron enaDeled, the wash bowl, II inches in size, has Italian marble top and sides. The veranda floor is to have is to be art glass in the parlor win dow transom and a sliding door be-
 tween the parlor and sitting-room. The entrance to the basement is through the dining-room. There is cased opening between the parlor
Woodruff County news., 1901-07-25
UNCOMFORTABLE AT OMAHA.
Eight Deaths and Four PrOstratiOns
 the Days Record.

Omaha, Neb., July 23.-The weather conditions, Monday, continued of the most uncomfortable nature. The temperature at a. m. registered S3, and at noon the 100mark was reached, with 104 at p. m., only eight-tenths of degree below Sundays high rec ord of the day. At p. m. refresh ing breeze came up and afforded some slight measure of relief.
Woodruff County news., 1901-07-25
Tree. Die from Insomnia.

"Insomnia dries trees up and kills them after awhile" said tree fan cier. Trees need sleep, just as in- dividuals. and if powerful lights are glaring upon them all night long the leaves will gradually wither and drop from the branches. This deadening of the tree is often plainly notice able upon the side affected by the light, and a number of trees in the city are slowly being killed by elec- tricity.'
Woodruff County news., 1901-07-25
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and hall, and a seat in the hall. Double doors in front of the house, one vestibule door and one solid door. There is neat balustrade and newel posts in the hall.
 A bay with three windows is in the sitting-room. The rear entrance to the basement, laundry and coal rooms, fruit and store room is in the basement. The first story ceiling is nine feet six inches; second story, nine feet; basement, seven feet in