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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-06-21

The glorious Fourth is drawing
near and the success which crowned
the efforts of our people last year
should be an inducement for them
to exert every endeavor to make
this the Fourth in the history of
the town. From what | have learn
ed the committees are all at work
and doing good service. Keep the
ball rolling and big crowd will be
here on that day to celebrate with
us.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-06-21

The multiplication of telephone
and electric light wires in Oakland
within the past two years has been
something marvellous and should
the increase continue as fast within
the next few years the streets will
take on a metropolitan aspect.
Telephone connection with the
several towns lying within y radius
of ten or fifteen miles of Oakland
is a great convenience to our citi-
zens and | hope before long to see
a line stretched from here to the
lower end of the county. 1t would
bea paying investment for some one.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-30

student of nervous diseases ana aIGnot
of many noted treatises on the inter suo1ect.
I9Hg since realized the truth OF ne NerTine HT
is prepared on that principle. lts success
"a curing all diseases arising ft>>n deradge grange
U ,nt of the nervous system Is Mouuoa Mofta
nials in possession OF the company manuIaSc-
turing the rGInedy amply prove ,,,,
remedy for all nervous diseases, such as
headache, nervous debility. pfOstra tlon'
s. sl.oplassuezs, I. zincss hysteria sexual de-
bil1ty. st. Nitus dance, epilep~., etc. ~ t -
sold by ai druggists on pQ9ittFREr ~
Nlkhart Ind. on receipts OF price d Pc poO-
tIp. six bon lies for -. cHpT"sS, tfei:aiui, ,,,
EoTorative NecVine positiFely coh'-AiAiS ~A'
cclatos OF ua4geT0uS drugs
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-30
MlaNiNG kPpEA

biish,I every mo rnin Mon
day excepted
S.P, DAVIS
4 daily usxsp,psr de oted to gen
sral news, political d indep'n-
dent affai g.
oaice-Seooad Sire t opposite
Capitol.
Subscription RI es.
One year by mail 90
Six months 20
Three months %
By carrier % cents ber week,
Subscriptions must be pal d In ad-
vance
Entered in the Postoffics at Carson
qity as second class matter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-30
, orthN ut the -nrioI ~tment OF
patliolic citizen If our State
Ra~ That as large

Re> That as large
Uditurps q. - zen
er. "veinment t'n,mrro' nP the
ha b 4 Veis fe coast
states and the .urrrultn' al states
of the Ohio and Missi-s ppi v'llevs
eqn ty AMI justice q mand- SIM
lar ppr"pritti us f'r public uses
in the i'll reLion, and that we
Cal nu the General Government
or literal appr priati"ns for sto
ng a d conse. wing at their source
the waters of the streams and
| rivers # the all region. This
being done the reclamation OF ard
lands can he con tucted by the
State by private eDtetprises.
| Re Owed. That the Silver
Party If Or shy County eDd"rse
eacl. and every plank of the plat
form accepted ~ 'he liver Party
of y evaua in the -tate Conventi""
held at Carson sep. i. 1894.
that it .ngratulates the vote
aud t xpapyers uf Ormsby county
upon the fai hut aud efficient
manner in which the nominees c.
1892 have D. rfnrm d the du'ta@ q.
their Ie-.rctive offices. thereh,
enabling the liver Patty Of Orm
bby to keep every p'edc' IN 'de To
the pe Q "f the county in It's
party .,Iatfo.m prior :" election.
Since the accession OF the p'rtA
81 the ~ ,naGemeut = county
fiji 6 there have been no "i1ici j
scauda 5 and TO- Investigations bA
Il and Jur,es while the letting "l
f.audalent contracts in tie inter,
est of county Officials has beer
wholly done away with.
Eacn department OF the Connt'
c1-.,.uo,,. h.. bsap bonestI,
,,to,u,, ,oapsc-d win
=, .-,,,;o., =, ,ha tax,av,-,,
-, ga ,5n mar ap,un, fo,
r ,
.,,...1, ,.;rc,,,,, -,..n.as tn.
,,-1'. l,..,r.'- - ,},,os.,y feel lust,
= ;. ,.-.-,; .,,,,,.,,33 ~ the sun
.r,1f+7a v,,-rs and taxpaver
,.0o,, tho : rt..-cnmtu.
=
rs.'.lva5 Thsr this Party un
t a.,..IaatIy i,5,,s.- ,bt action ,
t,,n 5.l,, p J,re. in withdrawn.
"a s., , ,,..,..,. VIII, v,bi.e prorrs-
-, 49,, sr;ooa .f SiIv.r in il,
.a.,.r,~o,s has pars;s+enr
a5 i,z pa,..,.a,t, i've, j,
. - -, .ha mandate.
e ~, c..
~: ~...,.,a, 5a,o,,css a
s -, ...,, ...-.-i,i,,o- and incoo.i +
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-30

Blanche Silver Mining Co.. and the fol-
l pwing desc i5e prop.rt a: Improvements
: tn te on and -boui the Ayers & Hopkins
Min 80 sIsttng of Boarding House, sta
bl and bLl ding at the mouth OF he
up er anu | "er tunnels an incline, and
d otler improve ents. s2oO.00
lax $4,000 ... ... .'....' .....-..' s5'O
10 per cent d tnduen"y ........... 30
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-30
SURROUNDEn, BY MYSTERY!
A Great Mistake.

A rec mt discovery is chat heedaooe'
dizziness, dullness. confusion Of the mind.
etc, are due to derangement OF the nerve
centers which supply the brain with ne-ve
force; that indigestion. dyspepsia, neuralgia
wind in stomach. etc. arise from the derange-
rnent Of the nerve centers supplying these or
vans with nerve fluid or force. This IS likewise
true of many diseases of the heart ana langS
The nerve system Is like q telegraph system.
"a Iii he seem hx the accompanYtnK
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-30

d. led by the demonetizatior
silve. the great injury OF every
,aborer .ucer and tradesman
in the nati>,
The volume. money In circla
ton should be sp Oily Increased
and always he full, adequate for
he requirements u business.
Tha, all money sho 'ibe legal
tender for oebts bot public and
private. That no money should
exist except such ,tissued directly
by the National Government and
nothing should be money but gold,
liver and Government paper.
We favor the redemption o
Government bonds and the prohi
bition Of any further issue thereo
u time of peace.
We demand the abolition OF Ma
tional banks.
We demand the collection OF the
nd debtedness Of the Pacific raj way
companies to the United States at
Z natures without any extension
! Of time or change OF terms aad
conditions.
A public Office is a public trust
No person or party should he trus
/ ed who has once violated tha
t,ust. Every citizen should con
tribute to the support of the CIV
ernment in proportion to his
means and in accordance with the
g .essity of good government, but
no G ,ve,nment 81 tuli augment
This burden ur enlaT-e it's n~ceS~.
ties by unnecessary needless inter
est earring debts making us less
expenditures, or by failing t.
promptly collect what is justly due
t, whether il be E. loan , q tax or i
ya'iff.
No grant should be mad o
public property for any other thar
a public purpose, and it is the
duty OF the G. ,vernmeat to secnrt
10 the public the enj 6yment Of tbs
ihenefit which WAS the considers
ton Of the grant, or declare it 70
! feited.
We demand Government owne
, ship II telegraph lines and Go
:. ernment suosi lied railroads.
1 LABOR.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-30

~ W IL ~
cut. The little
white lines u re
the nerves which
convey the nerve
torre from { h o
nerve centerS to
every part of the
body, just as the
electric current Is
,onveyed along
{ h . telcgraph
wires to e very
station, large or
small. Ordinary
physicians fail to
regard this fact;
instead of treat
ing the nerve CEN
ters for the cause
of the disorders
arising therefrom
VI ey { re a { the
part affected
franklin Niles.
81. D.. Ii. g.. tho
highly celebrated
sneCiaIis { and
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-30

sale # Elective Franchiee Us
struc tive OF our lib Ities al
treason TO our Government. We
demand ths disfr inchi ,eineut OF
both parties 70 the crime and tie
puni-hme, of the pri-on-r 10y II
and impris nment. The fra chise
once sold shall be gone forever.
LOTTERIES.
The es tablishm. mt OF a t'ery
in this State woul be q bot upo
the pe"ple aud would result IN
financial aud moral Degradation.
rheI e fore, in the language OF our
constitution, No lottery tick /
sh.n b. authorized by this state,
nor sha the sale oil lottery tickets
be al owed We Condemn IN
equal terms all IetlsI; r
this State whic have attempte q
to legisla.e or authorize lotte les
IF the safe OF lotte'y tickets
We are unalterab,y opposed t.
the ratification OF the prop sed
ameudmapt To Section l, Art Gle
Ii OF thu cot stltution of our State
wherein it ignores ali questions If
amuesty t. persons who after ar
rivins at tts age of ighteen years
bear arms aga nst the United
States Government, { r the reason
that the same is ulAmeIi ic IN IL
spirit AMI contrary TO the clem
ency already extended t, such
persons for over Unity years, aui
we thr ~afore rec mend to the
vIter5 OF ,he Stale to vote N e
on this propositi n,
! SCHOOLS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-30

Sldb Tue SottIJS IL "a J-AiDSi ~ I'll ~
spirit and contrary to the elem
ency already extended t, such
persons for over Unity years, aui
we thr ~afore rec mend to the
vItars OF ,he State to vote N "
on this propositi,n,
SCHOOLS.
| We are justly proud OF the pub
lie ,ools and State University of
Nevada; we be i We they should
be foeteret and protected abo,e all
other institutions. as upon them
rests the s-erpetuitY of the Gov
eInmtnt aud the securities of our
iberties We are in f4vor Of such
lesi.lation rs vii increase the eff
cheney aGd rafss the stan lard of the
| pub .ic sc lools and State University
until q thorough education, with
out expense. is placed within the
reach # every chi.din Nevada.
We den Dunce in the strongest
ems the c,n,,itu-i,nal amend
slt u 1s sIpn t5+I5b cas people
~ el3G.1gs t,5.pl tpc the rs !
vestm mt ofschool monies III other
,cucities thln q. 5. Government
or Nevada stale bonds and Teeo
mmend t. the electors Of this state
tat the amendment re*erreG
which provides among other things
that our school monies may be In
vested in ny other bonds than
National and Nevada State be
voted against aud defeated, and
our mlirn5 OF echoo! money
saved from loss by an unsafe il
vestment.
Welpok t. the Peoples party
Of America as the only nat'ona
parry ia existeace TO-DAY h"nesfl,
il favor Of any Of the above pTi
ciptrs and reforms, aDd We pIeig
It the hearty support and CO ope
alton Of the people of Nevada il It
IF .rs to mainttin and carry on
the same and the nominee oil thi
convention for Congressman, !
the event that he shall have
> vote for the Presi tent .: tn
United States as membe- OF th
House Of Kepre sen tativss is hel
by pledged to vote tor the nomint
:, of the Peoples party unless oth'
:. wise in -tructeG by the Silver Par
of ,hi5 State
We demand the enforcement
the interstate Commerce a
everywhere.
We are in favor of an anne
m. mt to the Constitution Of t
United States providing for t
election Of United States Senate
by a direct vote Of the people
10 their respective States.
Ie- ictior Of foreign imunigrati tic
Sc, and demand the exclusion os /
zen pers and contract labor,
lrt, The able and efficient servi
On OF sen ators tawart and tones q
ter CONGRESSMAN Newlands in
rat Congress OF the Uulted states
behalf Of all interests that prom
.ls veliaas Of ouri people.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-30

or polltl ;h ltlIu SoiS0i ~ -
tions Of political interest aud pres
ant MON snt without eQ' -3caion
or eva ion. We hold the-v history
has demonstrated that thes@
princjpl are right aud equitable
and tn cir obss rvance necessary to
ssc1re ths welfare and Individual
happiness for which this Govern
ment was established.
SILVER.
We deny the right or authority
of the Government Of tia United
States t, p as any law rest.i. ting
or a priisin. the psiviteSe o
citizen t. the free coinage OF silver
into standard money at the legal
ratio OF Ii to l, independent of
aoy other natl N, and we demand
the p al o. u laws denying or
abridgi1g that right.
We ass TT that any law denying
or abri 'gins tie ri-ht OF free
coinage of gold and silver into
staalard m)ley at the legh rati
OILS u I, indep n ient of ali
other nations, is deniai OF th
sovs-ei .Qiry OF the pc pie OF the
United States ds d natl IA and in
dep lent stat. ana law in re
straint and rilg1m Mt OF pr -
due ion and commerce.
4as .ert that frsm 1861 to
1894 .ncl ,sive, a period + 81 wears
ast passed, the Democ atlc party
AMI the Repnblieln party hav
made and Administered thu law &"
this nation; Jnar that per.od ha
been cnaract rize as Of uutntel-
rupted bauntifdl har' ests on
bonntiful pre- luctiuns n ~ All ou
great natural rasourc 5 an tina
our people hay~ mate uupArailel
Cd uVa5C'f III - KIT, III ''''
braach Il nauufaGturt. q arts
anshiu; tn, ,C tho period has bee
one of g-ner,l health ami notwiti
standing the civi war, period
vnparalleled prosperity from iSd
TO 1873. In 1873 the Repnblica
nartv p.ssed laws in restraint
she coinage OF money -denyir
m utaye to silver, the money
need ia the pocket of eVerv c'tlz'
snitill ie,ery st,rs. The de
dance Of silver h - been stead
gradual AMI unrelenting as
xri, OF the gol | STANDARD II mon
bag closed around our iudnstr
and labor and the price OF eve
production OF lab'r. by fore
field, miue and m ,nufactur', ha
fal On psrallel with the drcadei
Of silver, which today is worth /
than so per cent "f it, stand'
coinage value at the legal ratio
16 to 1.
Three millions OF our people
without the c,mforts and de
oles Of life, every industry In
nation 10 restrained, ptnohed
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-30
Platform all R3sola SionS
of the :
eVada.

F.nrf,iG AgD aGSJAJriDSi.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-30

W. demand hat no law shall
he enacted restya ming or ahIiig-
.ttgl evelosme3ts Of or MA.
turd resources and We guarantee
t. ,h8 people freedom OF pursuit
md the iuaIienshle rlgh 20 ell joy
the full valve of all property that
their labor produced. We hold
ir rs one o. the 'ruisns Of human
existence and modern FROG )
nd enterp lse. that capital anu
! labor saould go hand in hand IN
( he general advancement, happi
/ Les, Il.d 90 d or this great con
monweAlth. Thecefore we claim
tnaG capital aud labor should
-t4ud on IN equal {, cCtug befo'
the law. and mat the laboI e
/ -hould always receive "a fair celn
! ,rn~ayion III d fair days work
Ch..t both apt Il and lat,or ha =
the lega. AMI unqu-stior abl
risht to org ,rize for mutual pro
lection and ze + pr. seyvation.
We believe that natioual an
Site Board IT LihOr Commiss
liners shoGli be created by Ia
, md mad elective by. the peopl'
to whom all questions in dispu'
, between capital end labor shou'
, he referred aud that so Il pa III
.nncerned be compelled to arb
:. ira q AMI that thN decisio n Of sue
Board OF Labor Commissioners
fiual and binding alike on the en-
j., over ard employee.
oBRDrENCE TO THE LAWS RyQuIR
By ALI.
We denouuce the criminal 81
Pension Of the laws OF Cong
pv the President, such as the pr
= chasing clau OF the Snerm
Bullion Purchasing Act;
Geary Act, providing for the
portation Of Unregistered Chine
when its constitutinDality has b'
affirmed by the Supre me COZ
and his negle It and refust TO
force the Anti Trust and In
state commerce Acts agai
~ ealthy offenders.
ELECTIVE FRANCHISE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-30
Total $3.50

H .nnt IN ding aud the following de
scribed Ir,perty: oisce CT itHd com
menceing At 9 8. of N w. corner ofs block
5, OF Mu. .er Div. of Carson c ty, running
hence south 40 feet; thence EAST Az feet;
Iheuce re 40 fe,-t; nence wet 4+s4 fe' t
so ! la beginning, sm all dwelling $500. 90
Tax .....-..... .................... $50
Poll Tax ....... ............... 300
10 pc cent elinqueney --.-...--- Los
Cost of ad YER ising ...............-..... 200
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-30

Jos Aph II. IL tv's and the following de-
SC 'ibed prouerty: TIE E y of 8. W q and
w. Il + s E. =. of SEC. 20, Township Is D..
K ,nge 20 Z. l6o acres. 5000
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14
DerIe9uns oes Krte9sidtffes vJui.
nots."

Inter ser bieiisen SeemiLt3 herri9t ni9t
9cringc Sreu6e u6er ben Montas Nbenb
gefaBten StabtratbSbci9luB, bonn eriten
Battalion Der vSuinOis 9tapal Ofilitia" bte
nahgelucbte @rLaubniB 5u ertbeilen, bas
iteinernc &rte9si6iff rSuinois" bon benz
9ier am nOrblt6en @nbe bes @eltausz
fteaunssplabes- nab Dem SuBe bes @an
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i9affcn unO bort i'm
See, 100 SUB iiblib bonn 9ier unb in
berielben @ntfernun9 bonn l1fer pieber
aufbauen gu laiien. lieutenant Der See
mills, %. SO. &~obinfOn, erfldrte, geftern,
DAP bic !3erlesuns, Der transport unb Der
8ieOeraufbau bes iteinernen S9iffes lofort
in 9lnsriff senommen tpiirben, fobaIb nur
Die n0tbigen Wittel bier3u fliliis semacbt
itnb. Ser 8aumeiiter bes S9iffeS bat Die
Transportation auf ettpas iiber $35, 900
beroni9last. 9as Sbiff loa Ser Seemili3
ais 6auptquartier, geriu6sitation uno
ais @rersierplab bienen. 8tele Offi3tere
Der SeemiIia iinb aus bet W1arinez Mtabez
mie berporgegangen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14
6ef0pft.
Gus. Jobnfon's Roupt pom einem KabelfeiI
abderifen.

Gus. 5obnfon's Paupt pom einem KabelfeiI
aboerifen.
Sn Stgmunb's WOrgue al Ser Stftb
9lbe. tpurbe Srcttag frib gegen y l1hr Die
9etcbe zines get0pften WanneS ein9eliefert.
Sein Same lit @uftv Sobnion. Ser Mann
fam auf cine i9redlide 0eiie um's Qeben.
ST arbeitete fir Die Observation-Disclosures
@eieai6aft>u nO ipar beute Worgen bantt
bei6dftigt, an Der Gde BON SatnotSz uub
@eus StraBe ben GanaI 3u reinigen, Oer
it9 inter benz Gabclicile btn3iebt. Quf
ir9erb cine 8eiie muB Sobnion nit benz
Seile in 8eriibrung gefommen ietn. Sein
&opf nurbe noaitGnDig bonn Gumpfe 9e>
trernt unb bon einem g ~olistiten aufgefun=
ben .9erieLbe iteute bann mtt6iilfe mebrerer
9trbetter ytabfori9un9cn an unb man fanb
ben &orper unter BEN @eleiien, ar Der
SteIe, no Sobnion gearbettet bate. Ser
9lnbIid, ben Der fopfLoie 8umpf 1tnb Ser
nit 8Lut beiubelte &opf bot, ais betbe
5beile in bet Woreue auf etncm Slide
Iagen, mar grauenerregenb unb perfeblte
ielbit ni6t, einen @inbrud auf bic an iol1e
Scenen getp0bnten 8oli3iften gu MAIDEN.
@ie o~erlautet, bate Der 8erun9Gidte erft
Dor &ur5em $1,000 in elmer 2otterie 9ez
tDonnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14
1r1it einem maHereimel
GridId9t Geo. Dunlap feinen 5eneneehofen
Janes maher.

@m perflpfiencn Mittmob tDnr6en SO
@efangene in Ser 8rioetpe4 abgeltefert.
Inter benielben befarben ii6SameS Waber
uno George Dunlap. 8eibe WtGnner batten
ft9 mebrere Sage benz Srunfe ergebe1 unb
maren mach Ser 8ri6epeQ 9eianbt porben,
bamit tie @elegenbett bdtteu, etnnaI
griinblicb nii9tern gu nerben. Die Strafz
cnftalt NAT iiberflHt unb Die bciben cr>
mGbnten@efangcncn pur6en IN e II er3eue
untergebrabt.
&ur3 nadb 3 ubr 0onnerfag Morsen berz
nabm elmer bet 8dc6ter, s. Sarlep, @eicbret
unb !6iilferufe aus elmer 3cIe. ST Offnete
Bic Ebiir berlelben un6 ieinen Nugcn bot
itb elm f6redli6er Nnblid. Out Dem itets
nernen SuBbooen Lag Maber lang olsgez
ftrcGt. Setn &opf bilbcte nur nod etne
blutige, unfOrmlt6e Mfalfe uno lber tbn
gebeugt nit brobenb cr9obenem Waiierz
elmer; ben ct ais Woffe benltbt bate, itanb
Dunlap. Sbne iih al ben etntretenoen
8dbter gu febren; lieB ct Den iebtperen
Walferetmer nod etnmal dllt Wtaber's
GOpf Dernteoeriaulen, uno erlt ais 11tebrere
Der Nuflt3tSbeamten SarleD 5ur 5ulte taz
men, fpnitte Der miit6eube Wfenlb BON ietz
mem Spfer e%ntfernt unb uni6dolt6 gez
mabt tDeroen.
Otaber mat nod am 2eben. st wur6e
na9 benz GountDz 5ospital gebrabt, mo- CT
tur3 na6 7 l16r @benbS ftarb.
Dunlap, bet o~ffenbar am Sdufertpabnz
finn Letbet, purbe in cine 3wangsjade 9e7
itedt ullb ebcnfaIS nab benz County
6oSpitaI befOrbert, mo- er ii9 ieBt nod be-
finbet. @r lit ein Wlann bon 81 Sabren
unb feline Trau pobnl in @paniton. Maber
mar AZ Sabre alt uno unperbctrdtbet.
@s tpirb dl1genomner, baB Die betoen
8etruntenen in cinen Streit gertetben nnb
baB 0unlap 0aour6, SaB ct etnen Wai1ere
elmer dIS 8affe benuBtc, Die Sberbano
QetpQrn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14
Jiotfdes Grsiebun9shaus.
Die 6riinoune zines foIden on9ebabnt.

9ie bieit9en ii6ii9en @~emeinben tpen6en
ic6r nan1bafte Summen @elbeS fit Nrmen7
3lpede auf, aber an einem @aiienbauie
fe6lt es bis jeBt nod INNER. Die @atienz
timber merben in benz groBen iipii6en
@aiien6auie in GleDelanD untergebra6t,
bob lit Daiielbe se9entpdrttg uberfiut, un6
INNER brdngeltber tptrb bic Srase, mas nit
ben arn1eH &tnoern 81 moben lit, bic bort
feline 1tnterfunft ftnben. 9te bteitge @ttie
5ranf'lde Sttfturl8 ma9t es ii3 5rr Nufz
gabe, ioI6e &inber fir eth fleines @nt9elt
in Samtlten untsrsubrtngen. SER g.
8iener, unier mebrlabriger Wttarbeiter,
beabiibtigt nun bier, 9eitibt auf ieine
l~ansidbrtge, p~dbagbgticbe E6Gttgfeit, feline
gldn5enoen @r3tebungSrcl lltatc BET letnen
eigenefs &tnbern, nit 6Ilfe ietner tit6tiz
gen Srdu unb ietner tpobler5ogenen T06e
ter, cine iolde Nnifalt, mic Oben %genannt,
beriudSwetlc gu gcanben, inbem CT bic
!3abI Ser Sniaiien 5und9ft aut 10 Biz IL
&tnber beicbrdntt. St glaubt babel, einem
ttef ~empfunbenen 8cbiirfniB entgegentomz
menb, auf bic l1nteritibung ieiner uobls
tbdttgen StammeS9enolien re6nen gu bire
fen.
@er 6rn. @iener ans feiner pGbaso9iz
fben unb itterarti6en GbGti9feit tennt,
muB tbm beselgen, Dab ct Der 9eeignete
Wfann fir bteleS unternebmen nGre, baS
berufen lift, Die bieIigc ii6ii9e @obltbdtigz
felt gu DerDoaitdnbigen unb tie 3ugLet6 be-
6euten6 gu entlaiten 6ur3 6eranbtloun9
ertperbstii9tiger Wenl9cn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14
Orei Kinoer Don 6efdhrten iber:
fabren uno fbper perleBt.

ON Der Belmont Mne., amiiden 8arter
Str. unb Sheffield Nue., tpuroe Wontas
Nbenb SEQ. 0iItnger, bas bret Sabre alte
S0bnoben beS an Der @de bon Belmont
unb SbeffieIb glbe. nobnbaften 6errn
SiQinger, bon cinem Subrtperfs iiberfabren,
baS 6reb Sunbmaber scb0rt.
Dem 2ebteren tparen feline Bferbe bur97
9e9angen, unb CT lit faum fit ben be-
bauernStpertben ltnfaa berantiportLi6 gu
balten. Ser feline Gnabe purbe betuuBt1
los aufgebOben un6 einent Qr5te IN 8e>
banolung 9cgeben. 9erielbe conitatirte
mebrere 8erleBurgen am &opfe, bOfft aber,
ben &leinen am 2eben erbalten 81 fDnnen.
Son einem abnli6en l1nfaa puroen
Monta9 Nbeno Sic fteben Sabre alte @Da
Sanbabl BON 917 6ernbonitr. unb 6er tim
4 Sabre ~iiingere Oscar Sanbberg, 6eiier
@ltern at Bet sgde bon Southport unb
@apelanb NDes. tpobnen, betroffen.
sic pur6en bon einem 8uggn iiber ben
6aufen 9%eronitt, baS bon einem Wanne
g~eIeitet murbe, Der leinen gfamen nicbt am
geben DOllte unb bebauptetc, SEQ. 416-37.
StraBe tpObnbaft gu iein, Die feline Sanz
babl beftnbet ii6 III GuBerit fritii6em 3uz
ltanoe, ber bas Sblimmite bcfiir9ten lGBt,
pdbreno Oscar Sanbber9 nur Iei9t Ders
lebt wur6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14

neil Gt6ter Sut5ia POM Superiorgeri6t,
neben beiien @eri9tSiaaL ieneS 3immer
Lte9t, balielbe notbpenbig ais 8rtbat3ims
mer brar6t. Gibter Wagruber tbeiIte
9~eitern benz Gountpratb bur9 Ben GountDs
SuperintenDenten nit, baB.er ntdbt ge1Onz
men lei, ieneS !3immer auf3ugcben, neil
baiielbe etnmaI fir Sbergericbts> 3tpede
eingeri9tet tpurbe, un6 meil es in bequemer
NGbe Der @ert6tS= 8ibliotbet lie9e. Die
Nngelegenbeit purbe bon 9ieuem benz Gos
mite fir Offentli9en 9tenit iiberpiefen.
Die mai=6rano=J urY.
gu @roBgei3poyenen fit ben Mat>Terz
min tpurben fol9enbe Serren aus9elooft:
Srant q. 2tniber, 1927 8eLmont Mpe. ;
g. S. Delaney, Al sc. CARPENTER Str. !;
So. Beterien, II SO. 8etbooen 8lace;
Sobn S. Sones, 1903 State Ctr. Gbpz
mas Muloonep, 1317@ San 8uren Str. 3;
@bnarb 8. Smttb, 418 2eapttt Str. /;
Sanes sc. Yarions, Satlano; q. SO.
8ourquarbea 724 Superior Ctr; &obert
NigbttngaI, Darlington; SO. S. &ifer,
258 6ubion Nbc.; Gbos. 8prne, 461 Str
bing Npc. @bas. Samer, 1142 90. SaDIpr
Str; Sbomas Gtrron, 701 Center Nne. ;
CHARLES 2eu6tcmcDer, 8lue SslanS; s..
81. Slemmtng, 1880 50. II. Ctr. Mtte 8.
Mc@earep, 623 %. 6arriiOn Str. Senrs
8ailep, 2060 Ntat Str; Sobn Mc@ooern,
Wiaptpoob; 5enrb S6irbtng, 8alatine;
8. $. 9epeniib, 282 Tlournen Str; s..
g.. @atts, Dat 8arf; Srant Gregory,
PA Sopnieno Str. Sobn SebrIfe, Norz
ipoo6 BGrt.