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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-05-04
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Mutter bolb bus 2eben gsfoftet. GIN
lfn3utretenbes geerpenfieber lieB baS
@56limnrfte befiirmten. Ghtller tptsp
niht bon 2ottens Bett. OoH bic
G}efabr atna plDbli1 Doriiber. 1ta4s
benz @oetbe nod pdtbenftelle Bel benz
fleinen Grbenbiirger Dertreten bate,
erfolgte am 8. December 1899 6te
lleberfiebGung nd9 Weimar. 4ter
entitanben S9ilers groBe br1mdtr
f6e S9Dpfungen: Sungfrdn BON Srs
leans, 8raut bon Mefiina uno Wil'
belm 5ell.
9as Ieste 2ebenstabr.
gtuf oyfflonbs ginlabung gtns
Gdtler Gnbe MpriG 1904 NIT .feiner
sSrau na1 Berlin; feline iGmmtlihen
@tiide tpurben arfgefiibrt; bei feinem
@intrttt in bic 2oge tpurbe Der Otdas
ter bon benz gublitum nit begei1ter.
tenn 3uruf begriibt. Qlm 13. WodI
bate er Bel Der &Ouigin 2ni5e cine
&ubtena. 2lu9 bieb es, baB Der R1s
mig i'm in Berlin 81 bebalten tpiine
l9e. Die 8erbanblungen bariiber
8erf9lugen ii9 aber. Na9 ber 6sins
febr sog er 1i9 cine f9ipere Grtdltnng
su. Mohenlang tpollten bic Rrdfte
nt9t tpiebertebren. gr5t i'm October
fling er an, iidb ettpas au erbolen unb
gttpdnn neuen Qebensmuth uno nene
G4aFfensfreubieteit. 8alb bdrduf
ober tldate er ipieber iiber einen
I9limmen &dtdrrb, ben er in benz
iebr ftrengen Minter tpo6enlang nift
los tpurbe unb Der trob feines beften
0tllens fstn freies @4dffen gdnalteb
lG6n1te.
glnfung Mdrs begunn er tpisber gu
drbeiten, unb otpar am Semetrtus
unb IeBte es NIT leibli9er Rrdft ben
Wionat @pril binbur9 fort. Nm 20.
Qprtl befu4te ct nod bos Sbeater;
fur5 sunor beIubte i'm 9oetbe = es
mar bus lebte W1al, bab ft9 Die beiz
ben sSreunbe faben! llntpobl tebrte
S4tller nab 6auie suriid. 9lm l.
Wtat lag er tpieber bdrnieber an einem
Sctdrrbfieber. Wdbrenb ber Rrantz
Dett pbdntditrte er biel bon 0emetrius
unb reaitirte Gsenen baraus. Mber
bas Stiid iollte unbollenbet bleiben.
GetbenDoIe Sage unb gtG9te traten
Elm.
glm 9. Mui friib setste fi9 Befins
nungsloIigteit. Ser &rante 1pra@
nur un5uiammenbdngenbe Worte.
meiItens 2atein. Ru9nittags nah
ten bic 99auer Der 8errti9tung. Ms
feline bobe Natur unterlag, uIs ber
&rampf fein 8eii6t entitellte, tDollte
Gotte feinen seluntenen 3opf in etne
bequemere Gage brtngen. @r erfunnte
fie, fein Nuge bate ben 9lusbrud Der
8ertldrung. 2otte Iant on Ietn
Saupt, er fiiBte iie. @s mar r'bas leBte
3ei9en feines 8etpuBtieins. Na@
burten &rampfanfdlen f9ien er bann
rubig Su f6ldfen. Man begann Soft
nung gu i9Dpfen, aber bulb ndhte Der
Rrunfe feinem Gnbe. 2otte iu9te
umfonit feline fulte 6anb gu ertpdr=
men. pl0Bli9 fubr es tpie Elm eletz
trtfder S9lag iiber feline 3iige, ietn
Saupt 1ant auriid, &ube berfldrte Iein
2tntliB, feline 3iige puren bic eines
ianft @9lafenben - 9eutI4lanos
grDBter 9i6ter mar 5ur etptgen Ruhe
elngegdngen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-05-04
2luS Ghiaer'S @erfett.

guaft bu bas 509ite, bas 9r0Btsa
Die Bflanae tann es bid lebret
Was fte pillenlos tit, lei bu es tpolz
lenb - bas it's.
sSrduen' ribtet mir ME bes Mannes
einselne 56aten;
Mber iiber ben Mann fprehet bas
rihtenbe Wort.
g8iaf bu bid Ielber erfennen, 10 iieb,
tpie bic anbern es treiben;
MtGf bu bic anbern peritebn, bItd'
IN oein et9enes 9erS.
@lIdli9er Gdugling, Dir iif Elm un'
enbli9er Raum nod Die Mieee.
Merbe Mdnn unb Dir tpirb eng bic
unenbli6e Welt.
Dor benz Sob erI9ridit bu! Du ipiinz
f9elt, uniterbli9 gu leben2
2eb i'm @anaen. Menn bu lanse baz
bin btit, es bleibt.
sSn ben Ssean i9ifft nit tau1enb
Maften Der Singing;
Stia. auf serettetem Boot, tretbt In
ben 9afen Der Greis.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-05-04

Hi6t nur i'm beutihen GeiAe, fon=
bern ipeit iiber feline 9ren5en binaus,
In Seiterrei9 unb Der e9pei3, in
Mmerifa unb allerprten, tpp in erDs
berer 3abl 9eutfcbe leben, regt man
fih, um in tpirotger Weife ben Sag
sl begeben, an ben sSriebri9 S9ils
Ter bor nunmehr bunbert eSabren benz
beutf6en 8olte bur9 ben Sob entrt1>
fen tpdrb.
Slamnenbe 8eseiFerung berri9te
bel ber Seier feines bunbertidbrtgen
@eburtstags, am 10. Nobember 1859,
unb an biefem nennten Mai, CUR bum
6ertiten @ieberfebr feines Spbestags,
tueilt Oeutf9lanb pieber in erniten
feierli9en 9ebenfen an benz 9rabe
feines .groBen 9i9ters.
Was BAT nun bieien Mdnn 10 grob
gema9t, mas ibm bic Maht iiber iein
Bolt geseben, ni9t iiber bic Gatten
unb Reisben allein, iiber bic, benen
Miien unb 8ilbung bon alien 9eiten
tbre S6Gbe sueetragen baben; nein,
iiber ale, iiber bic ni9t gum tpenigz
ften, bic nibt su ben 8liidsfinbern
geb0ren, beren 2eben elm &ompf nit
ntebrigen 9eipalten 1T unb cie mebr
nit bem Seraen als nit bem &opfe
benfen2 Mie tommt es, haB feline
Merte erbeIenb in bas Stnteritiib6en
bes tleinen 9anbperfers, tpte in bic
Dd9fammsr bes tdslObnernben @rz
beiters bringen2
GetpiB bate er bieIe 5erri9aft
ni9t erlanet, ipenn bas S9idfal 5eiz
ne 9unft an tbn perIhtpenbet bGtte,
ipie iie es an fetnen groBen 9enofen,
an @oetbe, getbun. Sn benz fleinen
9dus9en, in benz S9il1er gu Marz
ba9 am 10. Nobember 1859 in Wirtr
temberg geboren tpurbe unb bas tein
patriaier6aus mar, berrI9te bic Orr
mutb eber als Der lleberfluB. Sein
Batter mar 5elbf9er, bann Sffiaier,
Elm Mann bon nii9terner Mrbeits=
frait unb sroBem ReIpett por alien
getitigen Dineen, bic Mutter cine I'M
ntge f9li6te Seele, cine Mirt6sto9=
ter, 0orotbea &obtpeis.
sSn 2pr9 erbielt bas RnGblein bic
eriten Natureinbriide. Der Srt liegt
in benz sriinen Sbale Der Stems tpei9
spii9en fanften Walbbiigeln eingebet@
tet, -unb Der 9obenItaufen nit feiner
Aaratteriftifh nbgeihittenen Ruppe
fttaut in bic 2anbfaaft berein, an ben
Slang bes 9errf1erbauies, an bas
trauriee Sbid1al feines lebten
@prDblinss gemabnenb.
9tmf Der RarIsid)mIe.
Sn bem fletnen 2or1 ftanb feline
@arnifon unb 70 mag man fib frd=
gen, tpas Ghilers 8ater als tpiirtz
tembersif6er Sffiaier eisentli9 bort
3u iu9en bate. Gr tpobnte AUDI nur
bort, tpdbrenb er iein militGrii9es
9lmt in Der benahbarten Nei9sftGbt
61tpdbii6p @minb ausauiiben bate.
Oortbin mar er auf Werbung seIebt.
6er5og Rurl @usen gebOrte all ienen
beuti1en Siirften, bic aufpeilen nit
ibren 2anDesfinbern S9aher trteben
unb besbalb itets Refruten benDtbtg=,
ten, unb 10 bate er ben 9auptmann
G1iller dls Merbeofftaier nd1 Der
freien Nei1sitabt dbcpmmanbirt.
Giner sliidliden ainberaeit in benz
lieblihen 2orh fotsten Die @6uliubre
in 2ubtpissburg. 9ier befu9te er bic
2ateinfdule. bic i'm porbereiten folIte
ouf basStubium Der Sbeolosie. Mber
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-05-04

bic grfiiGluns biefes 5eraenspunf9es
bes anuben unb ieiner @lte-n, na=
mentli9 feiner frommenMutter, f6ei=
terte an Der Mttteuofisteit Der SAINT
lie unb an benz tprannif9en Willen
bes 9er3ogs Rarl @usen, Der ben@tnz
tritt bes iun9en S4i1er in feline Mis
litGrdfabemie befabl. 8egen ben 8e=
febl bes 9eraogs mar 99tlers @ater
dls peniionirter Sffiaier unb sugleid
ber5oglider Nufieber iiber bus 2uit=
f9loB SDlitiibe tpebrlos. Sbeologie
aber tpurbe in Der &arlsf9ule ni9t
gelehrt, nur He9ts= unb 6eiltunbe.
Notbgebruneen tpGblte G9iller 5uerit
Die eritere, ging aber balb au leBterer
iiber. sSSn feiner btefer Mifeni9dften
bat er etpus 9erborrugenbes geleiitet;
es feblte ibm ia Der innere Srieb uno
9rang baau.
S9iler fiigte iidb benz 3panse,
aber er fntridte eesen bas Sod. Sn
Dilben unb leibeni9aftlihen 9ebt4=
ten, in nur gum She'll ausgefiibrten
unb pieber 5eritDrten 9ramenenttpiir=
fen fu9te Der 9entus feline eieene
Spra9e gu reben unb lie rib Die
iusenbli9en &amerdben itiirmii9 auf
feline Seite. 9a pollenbete er, f9on
nt6t mebr 3arlsf9iiler, ionbern Rez
gimentsar5t, Die Teit 1777 begonnenen
&duber, bic balb na9 Der eriten Muf=
fiibrung in Mannbeim tpie Elm Ge=
ipitter bur9 Seuti9lanb fubreu unb
iie rtfen ibn nit ii9, fort bon ben
Geinen, BON Der Seimatb, meg bon
bem bespotif9en S4ulmetiter, ben.
6eraDg, Der ba glaubte bur9 Elm 8erz
BOT, iemals pteber &omDbien poer
ber9lei9en 0inse gu f9retben, BEN
gotteeborenen SdDpfergeiit nteberbalz
ten gu tDnnen. Sn bteiem l1tas, Der
uns ieBt 70 ld6erlt6 biintt, lag slei9z
tpobl Elm bluttger Grnit unb cine
fur6tbare 9efabr. 9enn auf Der Sc
flung bes 9oben Msperg untpeitStuttz
CART lab gefan9en Elm blet4er Mann:
Der Oi9ter S9ubart, Der bes 6erz
5ogsMa9t INN fetner allau frean bt6z
terif9en Spra9e iptlen bate fiiblen
miihen. unb @9tGer berltanb bic
Mtabnung. Rui6 entfdlofen entflob
er benz 3pang. alien tpei9eren 8efiihz
len, bic i'm auriidbalten tpollten, gum
3rob. @r mar cine &fnatlr unb
er nabm ben &f nit Der 3ufunft
aiif, als Siinslins fhpn Elm Munn.
@etpiB mar Shiler elm sSbealiit, uber
eitle S9Dnfdrberei Der Sptimiten,
bic sebantenlos in ben Sag btneinz
l9pdrmen, lag ibm fern. Gr fab
ni6t olle Oinge roiis, aber er bate
BEN @lauben, es miiife bod einmal
Der Sag fommen, tpo bas @ute tpirb,
nd6ft unb frofnmt, unb bas Sbeal
ii9 aur Wirtlidfeit seitaltet. @or ieiz
mem Rampfestrob, feinem Mannesz
mutb f9tpariben tim bic ftniteren Dd=
monen. Sein berrli9es 2ieb an bic
Treube entitrDmte ihm in boffnuness
lofem OunfeI. @r bt9tete es in elmer
fletnen Munlarbe au 9oblis Bel 2eip=
Gig. in Der feline bobe @eitalt taum
aufre4t iteben fonnte.
Ser TIM6tlin8 9oftor Sitter
Nun begdnn fir S9tller cine un@
rube= nnb entbebrungspoae 3eit. Seiz
ne auf Oalberg in Mannbeim gefebz
ten 5offnungen fdlusen febl; benn
Der bonn 5ofe abbdneige SbeaterzSn=
tenbant tpollte nit benz 9eferteur ii9
niat Derbinben. Sbne @elb. In biirf=
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-26
BIC SHOW? YES>
GREATEST EVER
BARNUM & BAILEY COME
TO TOWN
More Than Sixteen Thousand Persons
Enter Tent, While Hundreds Are
Turned AWay-Should
Stay Week

Barnum & Bailey advertise their
show as 1.-The greatest on earth
1t is.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-26
GREAT DISPLAY
OF FINE GOODS
MULLEN & BLUETT CLOTHING
co.'s FALL RECEPTION
Orchestral Music, Handsome Decora-
tlons and Cordial Welcome to the
Public Wednesday Night from
8 to 10 O'clock

During the past few weeks a great
transformation has taken place at the
popular establishment of the Muller
& Bluett Clothing company, on the
northwest corner of First and Spring
streets. and tomorrow night (Wednes
day. from to 10 o'clock the public
generally will be cordially welcomed al
the formal reception that will be held.
There will be music by the Stamm or
chestra. and special decorations will be
arranged for the occasion. The men,
bers OF the company and all of the
thirty-five statesmen will be present to
receive callers, but there will be no
sales. 1t is to be celebration night with
all the doors open to the public.
The Mullen & Bluett firm has been
doing business at the same old stand
for nearly thirty years and by fair
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-26

1t; the gates are closed, and no more
enter that day.
The performance in the arena is abso-
lutely beyond chronicle. 1t is a be-
wildering succession of acts. crowding
one another so fast that one cannot
keep ones eyes on them, let alone per-
NIT them to sink into ones mental Wis
ion. Three rings, two stages and a hip
podrome, all are going. often all at the
same time. Just imagine all the cir
cuses you have ever seen rolled into
one, and then some, and you get a
glimpse of this colossus.
The Delhi Durbar is the title of the
opening spectacle; what once was the
grand entree. 1t brings out everything
and everybody and is superb. After
that come the various acts, in the rings,
on the stage and in the air These num-
ber 25 and several of them are in or
sections, all on at the same time.
OF course, first place though last
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-26
TICKET SALE REACHES 10000

Forty thousands dollars worth of re-
served seat tickets sold to a crowd of
people numbering $4,000 is the record
of the sales of Barnum & Bailey for the
opening day of the big show.
When the clerk closed the Owl drug
store on Spring street at 1O:3O o'clock
Sunday night there were several hun
dred persons in line waiting to buy
tickets. Before daylight they again
formed in line and were waiting for the
sale to begin at o'clock. When the
ticket office opened yesterday morning
there was a throng that reached from
the Owl drug store at 800 South Spring
street to the corner of Third and Los
Angeles streets. a distance of nearly
three blocks.
The crowd in the morning was inclin-
ed to be rough and the twenty-five po-
licemen stationed around the entrance
of the Owl had some difficulty in keep
ing back a rush. But in the afternoon
the crowd was quiet and good natured.
By II o'clock yesterday morning the
entire allotment of reserved tickets for
the performance of yesterday afternoon
was exhausted and a large percentage
of today's reserved seats were sold out
Up to late hour last night belated re-
quests for seats were coming in and two
policemen were stationed at the en-
trance of the drug store to answer ques-
tions.
The management of the Owl had
nothing to do with the sale. The only
part they played was to provide the
place for the circus management to sell
their tickets.
The railing which was placed on one
side of the store to provide ingress and
egress for buyers of tickets was three
times torn down by sheer weight of the
immense throng waiting to be served.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-26
Lots SlOO to $4,000

Get in early before prices go up.
A few choice locations at reasonable
figures yet to be had.
Free information at the office of The
Los Angeles-Bullfrog Realty and Invest
ment company.
Phones: Home S14, Sunset S45.
Mines Stocks, Bonds and Realty.
References: Farmers & Merchants
National bank, Los Angeles; Southern
Nevada Banking company, Bullfrog, New.
ROBERT A. DEAN, president (also vice
president Sierra Lumber company, San
Francisco); FRED w. NASH secretary
and treasurer.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-26

dealing and by handling only the best
goods in their line have established a
reputation in the community that Is
one of the most valuable assets Of
the company.
The enterprise of the management
has kept pace with the steady growth
of Los Angeles, and with the increase
in population and trade the store has
been enlarged, until now there are
about 1900 square feet of floor space
in the great establishment, which in
cludes five big stores on the ground
floor, with entrances from Spring and
First streets.
Recently the entire Spring street
front of the establishment has been
modernized regardless of expense and
in excellent taste and the interior has
been refitted with the latest and best
fixtures, with all departments clear
ly defined. The numerous new show
cases of the latest design, the large
central business Office, the special tel
ephone service, and the private Office
OIL the manager are dliollS Sollle ~
the more noticeable improvements
that will be appreciated by the many
patrons OF the store and by the public
generally, The store is we'll lighted
and is stocked with the finest line of
clothing and furnishing goods for men
and boys that can be secured in any
market. Everything is strictly up-to-
date-no old goods all new and styl-
ish.
The officers of the company are:
President, Mary T. Mullen; vice pres
ident, NJ R. Mullen; manager, A. B.
Mullen; secretary, James B. Sullivan;
L. w. Johnson.
Make it a point to attend the fall
opening reception tomorrow night.
Everybody welcome.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-26
FoRWAR 10
ClGHr 'BRiGAOE

well regulated that they seem scarcely
needful. The way to the gate is clean,
and the order is perfect.
Once inside, the sight of the billowing
canvas is fascinating in itself The en-
trance takes one into the animal tent,
and the time one feels justified in spend
ing there is all too short to permit of
all it's wonders being seen.
Even Animals Seem Larger
There is much that is different about
this menagerie. The usual animals
lions, tigers, leopards, hippopotami,
hyenas and all such are of course pres
ent in their cages, but they seem larger,
better and more satisfied than do the
average circus animals-better groomed
and cared for. They are an education
in natural history. these brutes, and
we'll worth studying.
But there are others, quite as fine,
said to be the only ones alive in cap
tivity. They spend much of their time
''rubbering" about at the throngs, and
one never wearies of their silent Curl
osity. Then there are the sacred cows
tiny oxen that are strange because
little known. The zebras, with their
barberpole coats, the gnu, and then
some
In the center are the freaks. These
odd creatures are all in a separate en-
closure, and not in a sideshow, as is
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-26
Bullfrog
Greatest Gold Camp in the World
Buy BuIIfrOg Real Estate

The town has grown from nothing to
city of 5000 people in six months
Three railroads are now racing con-
struction to see which will reach this
Eldorado first,
When these railroads reach Bullfrog
real estate prices will advance tremen-
dously.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-26

What can one add to the superlative?
When one has said that, what is left to
say, except to repeat it in other words
and lengthier phrases? But lest those
who measure by rule instead OF by
quality demur, here goes:
The show opened yesterday afternoon
to packed tent; 1852 persons were
present and hundreds were turned
away. From the minute one stepped
into the menagerie tent one felt that
one was in the something different"
There is very air about this show that
sets it apart from all else in the way of
tented exposition. There is, in the
start, on the grounds an absence of
that rowdyism which unfortunately too
often hedges about circus. You don't
find any flock of idle, rough looking men
about the tents of the Barnum & Bail
ey show; they are at work. they have
plenty to do, and they keep busy Off
GERS in force are there, to guard against
possible throngs, but the entrance is so
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-26

any case. merriment is free and plenti-
full all day.
But what's the use after all of trying
to diagram "the greatest show on
earth?" AS well attempt sketch of
the progress of humanity in the amuse-
ment world. Let it go at that. Here is
the biggest thing of the kind that ever
happened. The people know it. If you
haven't your tickets now, you'll be in
luck if you get any at all. There's one
DAY more of it-there ought to be a
week.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-26
8st0zA
53O-532-534 S. Spring
Times Getting ShOrter--Every A
i'm Stock MuSt Go
DRESSERS

Not dollars worth will be moved to our new store
the greatest opportunities of the big removal sale.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-26

given, is held by the auto bolide, which
is quite as thrilling as it has been
promised. A young woman in an auto
skins down a steep incline, around
hook, leaps a gap upside down, and
lands on runway whence she wheels
to earth again. 1t lasts some 20 sec
onds, but they count for half an hour
in thrills.
Volo, the Volante, is another; he leaps
a gap on a wheel He was a wonder
but the auto bolide makes his stunt
look like Sunday school picnic.
AS for the various expected features,
they are all clever, and positively firing
in the rapidity with which one sue
ceeds the other. OF horse acts, for in
stance, there are two dozen or more;
the aerial artists seem to make the air
populous, so many are there; the tum
blers would make regiment. Some of
them are quite beyond anything seen
hitherto, in unique and daring features.
And the clowns! Forty of them keep
the fun going. Nothing funnier was
ever seen than the basketball game
played all alone by one Of them; moth
ing more delightful than the other with
his trained geese, giving an imitation
of the Light Brigade; nothing more
startling than the harnessed rooster
which another has. Sometimes all these
merry chaps are out at once, some
times one takes the ring alone, but In
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-26

usually the case. Hence, the lone
ticket admits to all'' is true here, for
once-and once only. In this tent, on
a large central stage, are the midgets,
the big giant, the fat woman, the iron
skull man, on whose head rocks are
broken, the Circassian girl, the bell
ringers, the leopard boy-all the freaks
that nature has evolved and man has
gathered. They are shown in series,
lectured on, and made to perform, and
the sight is an interesting one
Comfortable Seats
All, the music; this time from the
'big top" The lively strains admonish
that it is time to move on. Ushers take
ones coupons and one is shown to "A
numbered seat with a foot rest, its
place and quality depending upon the
price paid. None of your old time
boards with back breaking proclivities
and no place for tired feet that has
been done away with here, and the en-
tire scheme has been changed. One
may even have an iron chair with a
back if he cares 20 pay the price. Not
only is every seat numbered, but when
the quota Of tickets is sold, that settles
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-04-28
Our Schools

We hear bub little said about oul
schools this year. That Is avery goof
indication thai things are runnlni
along smoothly.
The facts are we have had an un-
usually successful school year. Mr.
Roystsr has developed into q very
strong and efficient Superintendent
and the Board did we'll to raias hi
wages this year to compare with wag'
paid In other cities of the size Of
Chauute.
tbs very poor policy to drop gooc
man when you have found him to save
a few dollars on salary. The whole
corps Of teachers have proven 10 BIZ
above the average.
A large per cent Of them are normal
trained and we are getting our money
back that We have spent In support OF
the normal school.
All normal trained teachers are not
killing successes In the school room,
but other things being equal. the
teacher with the normal training has
a wonderful advantage over the one
not having the training and her work
Is much more satisfactory and e.
fectlve.
Surely the work done Ia our schools
this year speaks we'll for the earnest
ess and faithfulness Of our teachers
Jones' Cash Grocery sells DeLaval
Milk Separators on very eaey terms.
The glorious rains this week have
put everything In the crop line In the
best Of shape. The wheat crop Is made
and the oats given a wonderful push.
Corn that had just been planted will
come I'D at once and the grass 10 grow
Ing to boat the band. II we do not
raise a big crop this year 1t won't DO
because we did not have favorable
early spring. The dry weather up to
date has enabled farmers 90 get their
crops 10 In good shape and early. Now
they are ready to grow. Plums. cher
ries, apples and strawberries are very
promising. The peaches winter killed.
1t looks now very much like Kansas
expects to be on her good behavior
this year and give US one OF her old
time bountiful yields.
Foley's Kidney Cure makes kidneys
and bladder right. Don't delay TAX
ing.-The Brown Pharmacy.
The board of regents of the uni
versity met, last week.