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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-03-23

There are always lot Of people willing
TO pay little something to have their preju-
dice tickled.-Atchison Globe.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-03-23
Washington, April "a, 1900.
The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, o.:

pGntiCmCh
"a b out tw o
months ago /
was taken very
Ill with Ia grippe
and was obliged
to go to bed. /
took three bot
ties of Peruna
with very bene-
fetal results
and was able to
leave my bed In
q week, and re-
gained my usual
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-03-23

The friends that wealth makes are a.
the quiclSsands, but the friends Of poverty
are ike the fixed stars in Heaven.-N. Y.
Herald
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-03-23

get Carriers and you will get the best every
time. "Inklings" free. Carriers Ink Co.,
Boston.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-03-23

PUTNAM FADELEss DYES do not stain the
hands or spot the kettle. Sold by oil drug
gists.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-03-23


soon. / have nothing but the highest
praise for Peruna and recommend it
to those similarly afflicted wherever
can."-Frances NJ. Anderson.
Grin Poisoned Her Blood.
Mrs. T. W. Collins, Treasurer OF the
Independent Order Of Good Templars
of Everett, WASH, writes:
"After having q severe attack OF 10
grippe I continued in feeble condi-
ton even after the doctor called mo
cured. My blood seemed poisoned.
II also suffered with dyspepsia, and
had either to starve or suffer from
what I was eating. A neighbor who
was using Peruna praised 1t SO highly
that she induced me to try 1t, and l
soon found that this was what really
needed.
II could soon eat my regular meals
with relish, my system was built up,
my health returned, and ! have re-
NAMED In excellent strength and vigor
now for over two years. I. w.
C.Ilta,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-03-23

It's pity balky horse does not realize
that it is easier to pull than to take the
whipping that goes with balk.-Atchison
Globe.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-03-23

Couldn't Give Less-"Oh, Miss Stone!"
the undesirable sutton pleaded, IF you
would only give me the least encourage.
ment." That's what am doing, Mr.. DE
Trow," replied the naughty beauty. Good
dny. "-Philadelph Press.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-03-23

A Tramp's work.-..Tello; Walker.
I'm Iookin az fer a nS chance i worf"% aAw,,
come off! You don't expect me to believe
that" Cert. ats de truth. I'm lookin'
fer chance Z work some soft guy fer the
price Of drink. "-Philadelphh Evening
8ulletin
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-03-23

Many a man Is toasted who needs to b
roasted.-Atchison Globe.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-03-23
Conducted ON u Paying Basis.

Topeka, Kan., March 19.-S. o. Spen-
Ger, state oil inspector, has turned
into the state treasury rs the fees
collected during February $i,14s.so.
This department has paid expenses
during spencer's administration and
left q yearly balance in the treasury
in the neighborhood Of $4,000.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-03-23

Watches and rivers seldom run long
without winding. -Chicago Daily News.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-03-23
One Case,

Rill-Dd you ever know an amateur
fisherman TO tell the truth!
Jill-Oh, yes; / heard one tell another
that he was liar.-What To Eat.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-03-23

Washington, Feb. 4, 1899.
The Pcruna Medicine Co., Columbus, o.:
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-03-23

Miss Alice Dressler,
Of 1918 n. Bryant ave-
nue., Minneapolis,
Mimi, writes rs fol-
lows concerning Pc
runa:
last spring I suf-
la.a.l frnua In Hrinna
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-12
(NRoi3. .2U}tWo
6dranfie 6eifund
Snmmariit entlaKen.

Wafbineton. II. Mai. -
8m. Sapis @i1iams, felt Sabresz
friit Stenograpb fir Sberit Gbz
parbs. ben Gbef bes SSsnfular 8iiz
reuus, tpurbe beute fummarif9 entz
laf1en, neil er babel ertpii9t fpurbe,
tpie er unter benz Namen SoSobn g.
OtdinIpn mebrere bertrduli4e gomz
munifationen oipif9en benz 9eneralz
Nnipalt unb benz &riessiefretdr iiber
ben Neelep san an ben @bOofaten
Sobn 8. 2inbiap in NepzYorf Derz
faufen tpollte. 9r. 2inbfap iebte 'bas
8iireau in &enntniB. Wiliams
ffan1mt aus Minerspille, pa., unb
mar Yripat SetretGr bes Gonsreb=
Mitgliebes 8rumm bon pennIplpaz
MEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-12
GREAT SCOTT.

9abt Sbr ienals bariiber na9sez
badt, ipesbalb bic Natur 70 srOb iit9
gs lit, tpsil Sbr bieielbe 10 tpobl
perite6en tOnnt. Die Natur lit f9li9t,
tpeil ebrli9. Oie grbe, 8Gume,
@rus, Strdu4er, feline bon benielben
baben cine Ore gu treifen; iie iinb
ni9t felbitiii9tig, II. fie tbun, mas iie
tbun, unb iie iinb, mas fie finb, elm
fa9, tpeil iie es ni9t belfen f0nnen.
Great Scott tann nit gft9ts beIz
fer pergliden iperben, als NIT Der
Natur. gr bat bieielben gigenihafz
ten. 2lne Spieltinber babsn bieielz
Cen; giniee fultipiren bielelben nun
mebr, als Die Nnberen.
Ser uniberielle 8eriorser fat auz
berbem elm setpifes geitreben bar
na9; er bat es mod. Sama tit naz
tiirli9 erfreufid9; bod betpdbrt bie='
felbe Die Nffettton bes @olfes in 8e=
treff bes 2ebens zines Mannes9 Sas
56lt9te, unI9ulbige &inb fiir9tet iib
ppr bem Manne, pel9er MIR beriibmt
1T. Die i9iper arbettenbe, fparfame
5rau pirb fur9tfam in Gegenpart
bes Hei9en.
So9 fiiblt it9 gftemanb bebinbert
ooer unbebusli9, mo Der &aufmann
Der MaiIen tit! gr ipirft tpie Elm
8eftpinb, erfrif9enb, belebenb, ftdrz
fenb, sroB unb md6tig in Der i9li9=
ten unb unaffeftirten Weiie Der Naz
tur!
8reat Scott's flint Nder 2aben
an Norb 6otparbftraBe, unb feline
groben IusI Itenunssr6ume an Iorb=
Gapitrabe, nube Central 9lbenue,
iinb nit Dem sefiillt, mas Sbr
ipiinf9t.
Der srobe Yreisberabieber 1T 6ellz
te, fpnie INNER, Der unerbittli6e
Seinb olles 9efen, mas i'm 9ef9Gft
falf9 lit; unb 8ere6nung iibergroz
ber Yreife ift bas f6limmite aller
l1ebel. lin ungere4tisfeit gu beiie=
gen, gibt er gu9, mas Sbr au6
tpiinf4en mOgt, gu Der 9dlfte,
mas Nnbere qen.
9o9 9as 1T ni@t genus! Selbit
Oas geniiet benz purmen Ser5en bes
eroben 6eim 8ereiters nidht. Gr
erDffnet germ Elm gonto nit gu6.
gr ma9t bic Mb5ablungen lei9t, on=
eenebm, gebulbig, riidii4tspOl- az
les Merfnale ieines eigenen liberalen
Selbit.
gltemanb fommt @reatScott glei9,
ebenIo tpenig fDnnt Sbr einen 9eru9
berDor6ringen, Der bas Iromu bes
frif9en griinen, NIT S9au getrGnften
9rasbalms i'm Morgen Sonnen=
i4ein ii6ertrifft.
@reat Scott -- &aufmann unb
Meni9 - lit tpabrbaft grpB. 9as
@olt fagt 10 unb es gi6t fetn l1rtbeil
tpie bds bes 8plfes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-12
Gin Ybilippimen=Y Yrnblem.

Wafbineton, 8. g., II. Mai.
- Sie Sniulur Nbtbeilung Des
ariegs Separtements perDffentli6te
beute einen aus fiibrli9en 8eri9t iiber
bic Srganiiirung unb ben unterbdlt
Der @tngeborenenzPoli5ei auf ben
Pbtlippinen. Die Gtnrt9tung zines
fol9en Si9erbeitsbienites erfolgte
unter petunidrer 8eibiilfe Seitens Der
Understanding, ba bic mel titen
StGbte unb Srti6aften auf ben Ybiz
lippinen 81 arm iino, um Die Soften
elmer angeme1en beIolbeten 2ofalpoli=
5ei aus eigenen W}itteln aufbringeli gu
fOnnen. 0ie YbiltppinenzGommii= r
fion bepilligte fir ben unterbalt Der
etnbeimii9en Poli5eitruppe einen
Sabres6eitrag bon $15O,0OO unb lteB
suglet9 bur9 General MacIrt6ur
auberorbentli9e 8elobnungen fir berz
bienitpoae unb treue pfli9terfIlIung
ausleben, Inn bic 2eute ge90rig an5u=
fpornen. 2lus ben fpdteren 8eri6ten
iiber bic Sbdtigfeit Der Gineeborenenz
poli5ei tit erii4tli6, bab Die gtnri9z
tung ii4 bepdbrt. Gine pirflame un0
berldBlt9e Silipino poliaeinann=
f4aft 1T orsuniiirt tporben, unb bies
fer @t9erbeitsbienit pirb boraus=
fi9tli9 balo ertpeitert unb nod tpirf=
famer eeitaltet tperben. Die Gingez
borenenzpoli5et be5iffert fi6 iebt uuf
1349 Sffi5iere unb Munnf6aft. 8iele
bon ibnen iteben auf Der 2iite fir perz
bienitpoue Sbdtigfeit unb erbalten fir
ibren Nmtseifer etnen grtra=Solb.
Die Mannf9aft tit 6auptid9lt9 i'm
nOrbli9en 2u5on consentrirt, ieOo4
audi i'm iiibli9en 2u5on, auf Wltnz
bano, auf Der 8iscabdsz@ruppe unb
ben zSnfeln tit etne betrddttt9e
poli5eitruppe einseri9tet. sSn pielen
Srten tit bic ppli5ei pOlIftdnbig uni=
formirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-12
Ser SnnbIer- -Brp,ef, lit Moni(r.

N2anila, II. Moi. - Oie 8erz
banblung bes pro3efes sesen Gapt.
Sreb. s. 8arrpip5 pon benz 80. syreiz
pilligen : Hegiment, Nuartiermeiz
fter bes Nrmee 9epartements bon
Siip 2u5on, unter Intlage Der Be-
tbeiligung an ben llnteri4leifen in
Der biefigen Sntenbantur tparb beute
beenbet. Oas @eri9t bat nod fein
llrtbeil gefGnt.
Sas Separtement bon Gubz2uaon
riiitet @rpebitionen CUR @erfolguna
na9 iibrigenSniurg gentenbanben aus.
Die Sniel Wsinbaro pirb borausz
fi9tli9 in nG4iter 3eit ,beIebt perz
ben, neil bort piele flii9tige Saaalos
unb cine Menee WaffenporrGtbe perz
bergen iein iollen.
Oiepbilippinen GommiRion tpirb
nit Sc efu9en Inn GibilanftelIung be-
itiirrnt. Oasu fommen bic 8eamten
Der neuen propin5en, bic nod biele
Sraeen an bic Gommii1ion gu ri9ten
baben, unb bic Houtinegef9dfte mebz
rem fi9. Die GommiiIion bat tire
2af. Die proptn5ial 8eanten iinb
in Der 4usiibung ibrer 93fli9ten auf
feline ernitliden S9pierisfeiten sez
ftoben.
gine Snfurgenten @bt6eilung bat
am 9onneritag gea6t bic Bride Bel
2udban, propin5 Sabubas, bur9
6euer tbeilpeiie 5eritDrt, uurbe dber,
obne @erluft tie auf beioen Seiten, psrz
trteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-12
GQLpENBERG
B|R|uS.
Sfr. 25 ,tnb 27, 2S+>&eri,9ton>Str.
MQe ySailor=luaoe" MHiigc
3m berab0cfetten 9Srciicn.

Sfeior0&e.
$500 ,uertb. fir nu. $3 60.
Jiur 25 BON bieien grobartlgen
Bargains. SGmmtli4 fhDar5e ehez
blot &lefbrDde nit Saffetaz nnbNt=
LAB Slounce.
$500 mertb, fir nmr $4.9S.
Seine f9par5e Gbebiot unb 8enes
tian, ieber nit Saffetaz ober @tlab
grabuirteln 5lounce. git4t unter 81
anberpdrts gu baben.
$12.5O tpertb, fir nnr 50 80.
Saffeta aleibr0de, gans gefGltelt,
nit prG9tiger Slounce bon S4niiren
unb BGnbern.
$15 gaffcta. 8leiorDde fir nmr
$1O.5O.
Hei9 unb gang gefdltelt. nit brei=
ter Slounee bon Mpplique ober Set=
ben Sill.
$25 Saffeta' SleinrDdfe fiir nur
$15.75.
9luberbem, bab bielel6en gang gez
fdltelt iinb. baben bieTe 3guffles bon
Chiffon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-12
Gabetten brrlnren heibc Rennen.

Mnnapolis, II. Mai. = Oas
Wettrubern stpif6en Stubenten Der
llniper5itGt Yenniplpanien nit ben
gabetten berSlotten 9lfdben1ie iiber
Die 3tpei Wleilen lange 8ahn i'm Sez
BERN Giber tpurbe pon ben pennz
fplpaniern NIT 13 SUB @oriprung
(ober eenau elmer Sefunbe an 3eit)
in 10 Minuten "a Sefunben getpon=
men. Oesglei9en ging in Jolse bon
unfGGIen bas Stpeite Wettrubern fir
Die gabetten perloren. Oas Sorpez
boboot yManleD" NIT ben Ri9tern Ii.
3eitunssleuten folgte ben 8ooten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-12
2 grpBe Spestalitdten in
feiuett (eioetten GaiGe,t.

9ie erite pdrtie beitebt aus Gar
net, fdpar5en, roia, &ofe unb&opaf,
CUR 9lustpu6l fir nur ...... $3.9S
Oie 5ipeite Partie finb rs prG9tige
Mufter, ni9t 5tpei bapon esal, einise
nit Spiben belebt, anbere eefdltelt,
pofitip So, $40 unO $12 tpertb; CUR
Iusnabl $4.99
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-12
Sarrn e. 1ennn. IniuaIt.
9lr. 209, ct. 9uul= =Strabe.
0ertualtcrSs0crfanf
bes
ipertbpollen srunb5insfreien Wobnz
baus=gigentbums Nr. 820, &C.

2ylCutUti~< <%pSItuCy w SColithiU]S"
Rrait zines Grlaiiss oss StaDt=&reiseeri6ts 9r.
bon Baltimore niro Der untsrssibntte 8ertpalter
am . Senftag, ben II: Wai 1901, @a3mittaes
) llbr, oas uabfolQtno bci6riebens in Der Staot
galtimprs belee.n, @runDfid NIT 98obnbaus an
Grt uno StcGe auf Disnilidtr stuftiou ptrtaufen:
an Der SiiOpsft=Sste Der Gremcnt1apenne bslsgsn,
in elmer Gntfernuns bon ll9 SUB iiio0fli6 bon Der
jtrtdsno an Der Sinipeititte Der Grsmout= =slpeFrs
l6 SUB; oann psiib parallel NIT 2aTapetts=aDs=
nus, 80 5ub 3Oa big sur gBsitieiis elmer Gub
breten 9lep; bann n6rbli6 an beioatsr IGeb Is
6ub. unp pann oftli3 "a Sub 8 3ou Bis gum Gins
fanespunfts. @jrunN,insfrti. Wit sinsm brst0di=
gen sieeslftsnrnsn 9sobnbauie bebaut, befdnnt als
Rr 800 Norb= 6reuiont42lpsnue.
9eoneunqsn: Sin Srittel 9aar. Der gsft nab
isebs uHO sD0lf Monaten NIT Sinicn, obsr sIlss
9aar. mad @eebsn Dss 2dufers; &rfsabluneen
fnO 3inisn unt,riuorfen uno miifen sur 3uiritons
son 800 lpro aur 3eit beg gsrtaufes psrlanst.
Gbas. 8. Guiql lep, 9srtualttr.
(13l.3,4 .. a. &irtlano, @uftcnator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-12
&c. SO fir $40 unb s12 slmsiiae.

S6.JS fur &lO NM xIS gln3u9c.
@enetians, 8roabclotb, 9omefpuns
unb Gbebiots, @ton Sadets, NIT
@eibe gefiittert, neue5larez u.Jlounz
cezaleibr0de; Die Musipabl unter Ga
ftor, &obal, braun, grau II. f9para.
SS.95 fir $3.50 unb $3.50 Mn=
siiae.
Nur bic beiten Materialien baSu
berpanbt: fran50iifdes 8roabelotb,
englif9e 8enetians, Gbebiots unb
9omeipuns; Gtonz, 8olero= unb
boppelreibige Sadets - nit Saffeta
befebt - unb &leibrDde NIT neuem
5lounce perfeben; alle neuen 5arben
unb f9para.
S11.75 fir s1s nnS s22 Mmsiise.
9ierau iinb MIR bic alIerfeinften
Materialien bertpenbet - bic reiAz
item unb ausi9liebli9iten Sacons;
Sudets in Gton=, 8olero= unb bop
pelreibtgen Jacons unb mitSeibe ge=
fiittert; bic 4usipabl unter Gator,
gran, lobfarbis, blau, braun unb
fhpara~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-12

= SIN 2atrobe. pa., ipurben in ben
nMiltpoob Goal anb gofezWerfen"
a9t Monn bur9 einen Sturs bes
@uffeisz&orbes f4lper perleBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-12

= cSn g2etp Orleans, Ga, TT Der
3a6lclerf SamG. Sloper auf Die In=
f6ulbigung per6aFtet poroen, BON ben
Gelbern Der n6iberniazg}ationalbdnf
$4,000 peruntreut 81 haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-12

Riles &@orman. antudIts,
v9ant Of Baltimore" =G,ebduSe.
9lnmalts=0erfanf
aur N6ipidslung zines Sefaments
stpsi 9runb5inien BON ie $4,000
tperi6pollen pa9tz9runoT Ttiiden,
Nr. 511, 513 unb 515, Noro>Gal6ounz
@traBe, Nr. 17O3 uno 17O5, Wsltz
2anpalez@traBs, Nr. 14O9, MDrtz
le : Nosnue, Nr. 1402, S6;e(os
9l(leb, uno Nr. 545, PreBtmanz
'Strabe.
Scr llnter5eibntte ipiro traft Der bm als anpa1t
perlitbsnsn @olmadt in 9e3ua auf bic IN BEN aes
itanlsnte ots in 9atimors p;r'orbenen Sobn 9SD'fs
t;uatou aeuannten 0ernG9tnie 3um 3ptds Der
Tertbsiuuq perieiben unter Den Ee9atdrsn unO Grbs
b:r.6tiatsn am % 10 0 D., Den q Vtal 1901,
su ben nabFolssnD senanntcn Stuniosn uno 9ldBsn,
mic tOiet aut OTI,nt'9sT aait9m 9t1taaeh
G,runoitiids 9srfauisrdumsn Der rgntFosrs' er:
dauas,1 Gbarlesz uno Serinaton.Stra jipti
G3runpsinjen BON is $50, laftsno auf ban als Nr.
1860 unD 1862, stnoresStrab', b'tannf'n SrunSz
ftiifen.
3nsitens lin "A llbr Ra6mittass reip:f=
tipe an Crt unp Stslle. Gdbt79runotude uno OF
bqulid)feten, befdnnt ais Vr. Dill ol5 un0. 0Io,
NprosS albounftrabe ito.s Gruncititf tinem 9runoz
,ns Don 800 unteripo-fen.
Oritteng - I'm llbr TdGmittags, rclpefz
tin, an Grt uuo Stele, 9sa6t+SrunDiriide unp Sjt=
baulbfeten bcfannt als Nr. 1903 unD 1l05 g3sit=
9aupale= Strub:, tDes grunoitIf eincm 8runo3rn5
BON $75 untrnorItn.
Die @:blul6tiiteu aui ieosm Der ob:n crpiba=
ten G3ruuD Ditiids bcitsben aus /. tn:m lrsitDdgtn
seaeliteiuernen 99Dbnbaule.
@ ierttns - I'm 45 ltbr Tabmittdls on Srt
unn Stele G3runofif unb @tbGulibteit:n, als Nr.
1909 Mnrtlssgpeuus, uro Nr. l402 SDielossaleD.
btfaant pobou Das Grttrs nit e;ntm orciitDfigcn
scQelitinenen 99obnbauis uito pas StBttrs nit el=
mem sp,ihodisen sieesltencrnsn s9cbubaui. btbaut
lit Siee beiDsn @runpitids tptrD.n 3uidulrtsr Dtr=
taui, sinem Sruno5inie ben s2 unteriporien.
6erner:
Gmnfte - lin ltbr Iabmittogs an Grt
uno Stsa. @5runDtiid urb Gsbdulibtsitn btunnt
als Rr 5+5, Irebtman= Strab:, NIT einem orei=
6diaen sitgeliteirernen g4obnbdui. beblut uno ei=
mem @runo;ns bon Si5 untsriporfen
sserfauis >gsoinaunacn Gin Srittel @dar, Der
Reit nab isds uno ipDlf Tonatsn nit Sinicn unD
fir osn unt:r,sidntten 9lnspalt sufrieoentsQtnosr
6i6srbsit, ODER ga.s 9aar mad Selicbsn pes &duz
frs. Cine 9ln5ablunq BON $50 piro aui isoss
grunDtiif sur 3eit Des 9ertaufs berIanat.
glon3o 8. I les, slniDalt.
9attiiDn & @dban,
Q25 340 gIuttionatpren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-12
Gfega,tte S6irts2Saifs.
At unS Sl.2j fucrtl, fir 7jc.


@eibe inbif6e 2inon =7Taifen nit
8if9pf Nermeln unb tpeiden Wfanz
6etten, 4 3eiben bon @inidBen, 4
Salten unb gefdltelter 9fiiden.
$1.25 mnb $1.5O tpcrtb, fir $50.
9tnbere neiBe inbifde 2inonSbirtz
8aiits aus ben allerbe ten Materidz
lien, "a 3eiben BON Salten unb bo6lz
fdumig, gefdltelter Hiiden, 8ii9ofsz
4ermel uno peihe, Mun9etten.
$1.5O tpcrtb, fir nnr $1.19.
8or5iigli9ite AualttGt inbiI9e 2iz
non Saillen, 8 3eiben 6oblfaum
unb @iniaB, NIT Spisen unb 5alten,
8ii6ofs 4ermel unb ipei9e Wlan=
6etten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-12

Sas Sdla9ti9iff nSnbiana" tit
in 9ampton>Goabs eingetroffen unb
geht pon bort naa @nnapelis.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-12

Gton>Sa6ets.
$500 fpertb, fit nnr $3.50.
Saffeta gton, NIT Saffeta eefiitz
tert unb gang sefdltelt.
$40, $12 mnS $14 tpertb, fir $7.9S
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The Columbus journal., 1901-07-17
The Dfv Weather.

We write this paragraph on Friday,
July II, and it must be confessed that
the hot weather IL causing . great deal
OF apprehension in different localities Of
tho west, notably portions south OF the
latitude Of Kansas City. even parts Of
northern Kansas and northern Missouri
nov suffering severely.
The truth Of matters comes to the
light in the sales st the stock markets.
A summary by the Kansas City Star
contains one hopeful paragraph in the
gloomy outlook, and that is: "Fortu-
nately Nebraska, Iowa and Illinois are
sending farmers to buy the stock and
move them farther north. Not many
calves and stock cattle are sent TO the
daughter house"
The maximum Temperature Friday last
Tor Lincoln and southern bal: Of Ne
brasl,s dropped Two degrees to 1Ol. At
Beaver City, Friday was the nineteenth
successive day that the temperature had
been 100 degrees or over.
Sunday, tho report from Topeka, Kan
COS, was: ''The weather in Kansas con-
tinued very bot today, the highest tem-
perature reported being 40 degrees, 1t
Fort Scott. The heat was accompanied
by . very light breeze from the south,
which came % from . red hot furnace,
blssting and vitherinR vegetation Of all
kinds.
A carefnl perusal Of crop reports from
all parts Of the state indicates that Kan
sas will not raise more than $4,000
bushels Of corn this year. The crop will
thus he less than third OF last years
yield and less than 9Th Of 1899.
The late corn is sll that will yield any
thing. the early product being given up
more than two weeks ago Late corn II
jnst half ~ high a. it usually il by this
time Of year. The fact IL proving its
salvation. II it had attained its growth
it would have gone soon after the early
corn. The fact that there has been no
good rain for three months has retarded
the late c0sn until it IL no higher than
it usually 10 in May.
Opinions and reports differ as to the
extent Of the damage 70 the corn. Sec.
rotary CobaFa Of The state board Of agri
culture. . recognized authority. admits
that TIE crop y practically failure
Whsaa i nsasly all il the staek. u
The Columbus journal., 1901-07-17

many cases it has been harvested only to
be burned. Al much a 2O,OOO acres Of
wheat in the stack has been burned dur
ing the Lest two weeks. The fires started
from the slightest causes, 90 intensely
dry is everything, and when they are
once started there 10 no water on hand
With which TO fight them. These are
showing the effects OF the dronth.
Leaves are falling like late in the sum
mer. Half-grovn fruit is sbriveling.
dying and dropping from the trees. A
look at the yellow and starving fields. dry
grass and trees rapidly becoming hare
will convince one he is gazing on An
autumn scene, were it not for the vivid
and intense heat"
This may he taken a. fair index Of
the sitaatl0n generally in that hottest Of
the suffering regions.
The Columbus journal., 1901-07-17

Bishop Charles McCabe. one Of the
most noted divinss Of this country, will
deliver bis famous lecture The Bright
Side Of Libby Prison" in the Columbus
opera house. Friday eve. July 18th. A
small admission Tee oi . cents will be
charged. It u rarely that small town
can secure the services Of this man,
though large sums srs offered for his
lecture But the Bishop u gratuitously
giving few days Of his busy life to the
needy churches oi Nebraska. Tho
Methodist people are fortunate in get
ting this timely assistance. The people
Of Columbus and vicinity should show
their appreciation of this eminent man
and his famous lecture Tho Bishop has
heen delivering this lecture in all parts
OF the world for over tSenty-6v years;
yet he 10 ever chaoging the lecture nv
sllasi00s TO recent events. BY bis sturdy
patriotism, abOunding enthnsissm and
childike Tenderness, Bishop McCxba
always captivxtes the people.