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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-15
CHARACTER BUILDING.

That the newspapers are full o. ac-
counts OF embezzlement, fraudulent
schemes to obtain money and greyter
crimes OF the same character, com
united by young men of honored par
eniage and by trusted officials should
be matter Of the grayest concern,
says the Sun. II will not do TO dis
miss the proposition with the assertion
. hat IL oil comes from the haste 70 set
rich. The remedy TO be applied Is
most essential. 1t is individual char
ncter building. The man who occu-
pies q position OF trust when tempted
must not soothe himself with the re-
Election that others have committed
the act Of temporarily appropriating
employers money and were thus able
70 tide over some financial embarras-
ment, and nothing came OF it, "the
world does not care how any one gets
money, but only that he has it," Hoo
esty is not the best policy; but il is
che one essential element OF any true
success. The young man accepting
his first employment, into whose
keeping comes the business and mon
ey OF another cannot too firmly set
himself against any temptation TO use
for his own benefit that which belongs
20 another, under the often mistaken
idea that he can return the same and
no one be the wiser. They tell the
the story OF an illiterate man who was
elected q county treasurer. He pro-
vided himself with number OF empty
cigar boxes, into which he carefully
placed each separate fund and added
or paid therefrom as ordered by the
Law and under no circumstance
would he use 81 from one box for the
benefit OF another fund or for his own
temporary use. The essential ele
ment of this mans character was rug
ged honesty.
Nothing can be more pitiful than Il
see popular man, one whom every
one is drawn TO, elected 10 some Office
Of local importance, and without an,
intention Of wrong doing, but simply
with the idea that be can safely uss
for time the money Of the people. il
the end become dafaulter, iugitiy,
from justice or waste the best years o
his life in prison. The disgrace, th'
loss and sorrow caused by others can
not be overes,imaiad.
IL may be the spirit Of the age, bu
IL lie certain that the high ideal OF hon
esty has not yet been reached. n
one thinks il any harm to be ia
dodger, to avoid the payment OF hi
just share OF the burden Of the govern
ment. Each taxpayer excuses him
sell upon the ground that his neighbo
is doing likewise. Hind in many di
ferent ways the lesson OF dish onesty
taught the rising generation. IL Is a
true now ms it has been since th
world began, that the way OF refort
lies in the Observation-Disclosures Index.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-15
PROTECTION.

Under the plea Of protection the
Republicans have come into power
once more. Under this garb what
ouiragcs will be perpe,ratcd on tho
American people? The national
debt will be increased and in that
way the bond holder will be pro-
tected. One hundred and twenty
million dollars Of the public funds
will be loaned to the Central and
Union Pacific railway systems for
fifty years at 2 per cent per annum.
and this protects the railroads. Mo-
nopolies will be fostered and this
secures protection for concentrated
capital. What will be done for the
toiling millions and the great mass
of industrialists? For their benefit
a large standing army will be Gre
ated and they will be protected by
the bullet and the bayonet The
gradual change in our form Of gov
ernment will now be accelerated,
privileged classes will be enthroned
| in high places and while wealth will
increase in the hands of the few
poverty and distress will mnl-
tiply aud fasteu It's fangs in the vi,
tails of the people. Silver has re-
ceived a stunning blow and the gold
bug rcveling in his success lords il
over all. This will go on until one
day there will be an awakening or
the part Of the people. BY and bye
they will realize the horrible gul
on the brink of which they stand and
then the thin mask will be tori
from the face of these hypocritei
and the people will rule once more
Boise Sentinel.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-15
To school District omcers.

Tina MarxL TarsrHxs REuaRa Boos endorsed by
the educators shr0uxhs thu state u essential 10 the
proper conduct a dis.rit work.
IL contains:
Parliamentary insirictioas for esndns, Of meetings
nnles ~ law governing Nofk oi trustees
fiAt ami description " school districts
Inventory - property belonging 10 school district.
Register % district otcers aad terns u oEtsecs.
It.soui u election o. di<tFies otssprN
General Aeeoaut and REGISTER Q. caders issued on
sacae.
special aecoans and register Of sraer- issued on
saine-
ccpy Of annual election notice and annual election
Copy Of special election no,ise ami special election
reysort
Regular qaarsefl, meeting minutes showing ex
aefly hsw they should b. kept
syseeial meeting nainutes
Miscellaneous memorandum which must he re
iNn1ea q THIS county superintendent - that he can
report % the sta.s--samnsxrs Of resources and ex
psn=eS
Copy Of sehoal district bad no,iee and band elect
In report (rais BE- reserved IN bonds arr
soie-t on and s<saell
Register - teachers employed, showing their re
qsirei Qualifications
liss ~ text bosks used
caanty Superintendent Clinton SAWS
.sf Is imperative that all acts Of sehoci trustees
shaul1 Ia prrpefiy rcrossltd 10 be legal Tho Mode
Reeerl hts essrt need ~ thn school district officers
commend INT. resoid 10 ths eieFkx and trustees O
Eisnose county
/ IRIS sl.es. and postage > cents.
Write % ~ eAli on W G. wtExxnsHAs
Mountain Home. Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-15

When Benedict Arnold, in the dark
est hour Of our national life, left the
ranks OF the patriotic coniinentals, no
one went with him. but all drew closer
about the standard Of freedom, and
ultimately the cause Of the people won.
So IL will ever be--so it will be with
silver. The New York bankers, Presi-
den. Cleveland, Mr.. Carlisle and few
other Democrats have surrendered to
John Sherman and the Republican
party, but for all that we maintain
that the rank and file OF the democ-
racy 81 the nation are true 10 the
money al the Democratic party--tbey
are also true TO the other fundamental
doctrines Of the party. Now il the
day when we need and must have tho
undivided voice Of the party ON Thu
matter. We must lop of the half
way Democrats who ig.ore the silvel
tenet Of the faith. The party whicl
will yet restore silver is the party o
which il is still the chief tenet OF iaill
the redeemed and restored free sslve.
Democratic party OF the nation. Tn
fight is likely to be long, severe ant
holiy contested, but il will, il must b
ultimately successful because it j
right, and the thousand years o. ex
pertinent with II has fully demonstrs'
ted It's adap,ability to the Gses AM
behoois Of mankind. Silver will ye
be fully restored and never TO be agail
dishonorcd by the Republican party
john Sherman and Graver Cleveland
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-15

Any one who has children will re-
joice with L. b. Mulford, OF Plaiuhcld,
N. J. His little boy, five years cf age,
wss sick with Group. For two days
and nights he tried various remedies
recommended by friends and neigh
bors. He says: IL thought sure
would lose him. ! had seen Chamber
hinis Cough Remedy advertised and
thought would try 1t ms last hope,
and am happy TO say that after two
doses he slept until morning. gave
IL 10 him next day and cure was ell
fected. ! keep this remedy in the
house now and as soon as any Of my
children show signs OF Group give IL
20 them and that is the last of it," Gu
cent bottles for sale by Il. w. Smith
druggist, Min Home.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-15

Representative Dockery Of Mis-
souri, saws: THE Democratic check
in Missouri must by no means be
taken to imply permanent set
back, and with little organization
at least four Of our men could have
been elected. | refer 10 Hatch,
Bland. Heard and Champ Clark.
There were Al 1858 stay-at-home
Democrats in this election, taking
the vote on State officers, compar-
ing the present result with the vote
two years ago, and making no al
lowance for increases. The Repub-
lican vote showed n gain in the
State Of but 1915 votes"
We desire correspondent in ev-
cry camp in the county and in Bru-
mean valley. We wish ia make q
good local paper and would like the
cooperation Of all who take an in
terest in the welfare Of this section
Of country in doing 80. SO bring in
or send in local items. We will
appreciate il and not forget il either
when the time comes to return a
/ favor.
| Congressman McMillin voiced the
sentiment of many Democrats when
he lately said: II have no fear for
the Democratic party so long as il
is guided by a desire TO advance The
best interests of the people. to up.
hold the constitution, and to main.
tain a government Of, for, and by
the people"
Give me seat in the House and
/ I'll get you the solid vote of my
State in the presidential nominating
convention" is the Gong that is be
ing softly sung into the ears of Hon
Tom Reed by Republican contest
ants for seats in Congress.
j a committee in Chicago recent,
reported that 2i5 families of A. X
| u. men are in danger Of starvation
and that 1000 unmarried men o
that organization are in destitute
condition, as a result of the Deb
strike.
This Democratic Congress has i
in its power TO give the Republican
campaign Of '06 heavier load tina,
) it can successfully carry. and if ]
; fails TO do so il will grossly neglec
a duty it owes to the Democrats
party.
In Massachusetts, the Office O
county coroner has been abolished
and the new constitution of Ne;
York authorizes the legislature I
wipe the Office out OF existence.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-15
rmE FUTURE OF LABOR.

The labor question should receive
more than ordinary attention by the
present Congress, says the Spokane
Review. II ought 70 be considered
chiefly in the two phases 81 restrict
ing immigration and legislation some
where along the lines OF the report Of
tile strike commission.
II is question OF deep importance,
not alone TO the wage-earner, but 10
all elements Of society and the State.
For nothing is more essential 10 good
citizenship and the prosperity OF all
the people than the earning Of good
wages by the large ard growing class
81 the aaiion who have to depend for
their living upon tie American pay
roll Good wages mean good times,
the ownership Of homes, reserve in
the hanks, the exemption Of women
and children from the need 10 toll for
their daily bread and their proper oc'
cupation in the homes and schools.
But Government alone can not give
this assurance. Trades unions are re
qnircd These must be lawful com
binatioBs Of workingmen to serve as q
bolance wheel ON competition, aud Il
combat the increasing organization p
capital.
With tho rights OF labor well define,
before the law, with wise restriction c
foreign immigration, aud with intelli
gent control OF the labor unions, ther
will be prosperity in the United State
aud the wage-earner win have hi
share OF lie blessings.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-15

On getting control Of the State Two
years ago the Republicans pledged a
reduction OF taxes. Did they redeem
their promisef Not much. They re-
tain possession OF the State, promising
decrease OF taxes louder than ever,
bus II they carry out the schemes lore
Swallowed in the columns OF their or
gans, taxes, instead of being lowered,
will have to be raised. The Repub-
iican leaders are noted for many and
unfulfilled promises made the people.
Boise Democrat.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-15
e .. At 0rcbaugh's Barber
&zzgAras3 Shop, hot or cold, and
shave that will make sou happy
for a week. Try il.

Mr.. Ira z. Wetmore, prominenl
real estate agent Of San Angelo, Texas
has used Chamherlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy in his family
for several years as occasion required
and always with perfect success. lie
says: II find !; perfect cure for on
baby when troubled with colo or dys
EMERY. ! now feel that my outfit j.
mot complete without bottle Of this
Remedy al home or ON trip away
from home. For sale by II. w. Smith
druggist, Min Home.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-15
State OF ONO, CRY OF ToLEDo,)
If.raa GnfsNrv

6rATE OF ONO, Cry OF ToLEDo,)
Lucas COUNTY.
FRANK ]. CHEsEY makes oath that
lie il the senior partner OF the firm Of
". J. CHENEY q Co, doing business in
the City OF Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm viii pay
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case Of Ca.
farrh that can not be cured by the use
Of Halls CATARRH CUnE
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed
la my presence this 9th day Of Decem-
her, A. ID. 1856. A. W. GLEASON,
fsEAL Notary Public.
Halle Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials. free.
F. J CnESEY a. Co. Toledo, o
- Soil by Druggists, TIC.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-15
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.

For rheumatism have found moth
ing equal to Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
IL relieves the pain as soon as applied.
J. ". Young, West Liberty, w Va.
The prompt relief it affords il alone
worth many times the cost. 30 cents.
Its continued use will effect perma-
nent enre. For sale by II. w. Smith,
druggist, Min Home.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-15
For over Finy Years.

AN OLD AsD WELL.TRIED REMEDY
Mrs. Winslaw's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mil.
lions Of mothers for their children
while seething, with perfect success.
1t soo.hes the child, sofiens the gums,
ailavs all pain. cures wind collie, aud is
the beet remedy for diarrhoea. In pleas
ant 10 the taste. Sold by druggists in
every part Of the world. Twensy- FIVE
cents 4 bottle. Its valne Is incalcn.
liable. BE- sure AMI ak for Mrs. Wins
lows sooihing Syrup, and take no
either kind. sssyl
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-15

- Sign-writing, house and car
riage painting, and paper-hanging
dnwn in iirst-class style by james
Carroll.
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Warars Fzss Highest Awsrd.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-15

Let the Democratic majority in
this Congress take advantage of the
three months of life remaining and
give US some simon pure Democrat
10 free silver legislation. That ID
just the tonic the party needs.
Twenty words, signed "Grover
Cleveland" will compel the Attor'
ney general to prosecute the viola
tors Of the laws against monopoly
and extortion. And now is the
time TO write them.-New York
World.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-15

Taken for any PERIODICAL or News
PArEa published in. the WORLD, at
publishers rates. Remember.
j. A. PURTILL,
nj the Possollice.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-15
For Sale.

rlre-roem Dwelling House in tho torn Of Glenns
Ferry with pantry and closets In this house. god
s1rsay xe dry, with pump, close 10 the house
on tn grounds, and good hts The haase Is In
saFed for ssoa s7o0 takes the whole business.
HaaBth.
Tsls 4 a bargain The property III known the
Akins residence. Apply 70 A. y. siANUTf,
f.lm Gienns Ferry. Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-15
NEW Chinese STORE.

On Monday, August Is, will open ard offer for
sale large lot q Chinese Goeis consisting Of all
kinds u FINE TEAS, DISHES. CtfrS. SAUCERs,
etc. and a varsity 81 SILK HASDkERcHiEfs and
other ak goods Zoe the ladies These goods pii1 be
ssld sery cheap for cash at sam Lees Restaurant
SAN LEE Proprietor.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-15

Ho.e's p.I3 are purely vegetable. and do
not pars :. pals or sri?e. Eoid ~ ali druggists.
, 1894-04-10
WArftbertMt.

@btcd9o, 10. @prtl.
8utter 8e1te Creamery : 8oare
22c; quite 2O@21c; mittelntdBige 17@19c;
0otrp, bette 19@20c; mittelgltte ullb quite
17@18c; frii9er 8adiu9 Stod 8@9c.
Suttertue- @ait Safe Oatrp 12c;
empire 13; bette Creamery -@17c; Silt
noiier 16e; in &Oas ober fIeitea gebinOen
8aie- @ete ,8ru Greum obebbors"
104@114c; ,Sptns" 1l3@12c; u0oung @nnez
RIGA" 12+@13c; no69ena6ter S9met5er
12@15c; nSrtf" 9@1O; 9irnburSer St
@93c.
8obnen 8efte ugaopies~ $500;
reint9te 81 .OO@1.25.
Gter- Sang fril9e 93c bas Dube1b.
GeIi9el ~lebeu6eS, Gurfep 7@10c;
fngls't % 90; & Srtelt''t e @G; fir Is @a lie
6os Gubenb $500 unb $500; Spring
@bideus" 9@91c bas 9fun6.
0Gnte- SEQ. 1 -@34c; SEQ. 2 24@24c;
$50. 1, @aIf &c; SaQc1p, SEQ. 1 81 II; go. 2
3u 44c.
0bt 9ebOrrtes: Q(epfeG, finfli6 se=
trpdnete, S4@9c bas Qfuuo; ot Der Sorue
g%eb0rrte n0rblt9e 61@7c; Qfirii6e -@-c;
Brombeeren %; @imbeeren 164@17c;
@alifornii6e: 9lpritoIen -@-c; ut6t9e=
i6alte Nfrli6e 34@4c; gei6alte 5000;
Yhaumet @; &olineu: u2onbOn 2apers"
-@-c bas &tt@en; ,@tustateGer"- @-c
lOle -@-c.
BIT frti6es: aepfe1 s4.5o@5.5o unb
So, OO@6.25, ie no6 Der Site; Sananen
S1.25@1.75; @itronelt, Melitua $1.5O@2.50.
&artof elm = 8urbontS 65@68c; 9ez
brons $4,000; 6oie 56@62c; bur9einanOer
5O@60c per guibel; Serlep Sweet=Yototoes
SQiuoiler So. OO@4.00 boS Sap.
Gentle gSeiBfrout, Slortba; before
Sorte S1.4O@1.50 Die @rote; 8lumenfobl
@ bic Crate; Solot 100000 bds
6oB; 9eQerie 2o@40c bas 9utenO; sSeIBBt
&iibeu 75c@$1.00 bos 6oB; Stofritbel 75t
6aB; @otbe &iben s1,5O@1,95 O0s Sap
, 1894-04-10
Stdott1hes,
6urud9emtefen
Ridter Sears fdIie6t ole GefdnoniHe oes
at9efIa9ten Gbos. S. 6ooori4 pom
Sepeisnaterial aus.

Sn Dem 9ro8eB ge9er G8os. S. @OoOz
rtcb, tpelc6er Der Weiticbul6 an benz @inz
bru5 in bas Q8beeler'i6e l6aus in g8tGz
mettc unb an Der @rmorbung 6er Sral
Wtarp @ron BET jenem @tnbru9 an9eflagt
lit, entl6ieb 9ti6ter Gears beute 8ormitz
tag, Dab Die @eftanbniiic, peldbe @Oo0rid
in Der Gentral>S Station abgele9t babe, nidt
ais 8epeiSmaterial sugelaiien per6en biirfz
ten, tpetl ite inter einem Druid ulo 6urd)
ungeieblt6e WitteG erlangt por6en ieien.
Die Staatsanwalti9aft lit in Sol9e
oteier @nti6ei6un9 auf einen llmitanOsbez
Dets beibr6nft. Sn Ser b~eutigen 8orz
mttta9siibun9 ibentiftctrten bic 8oli3ei6ez
omten, melbe bic blutbefledten &leioer bes
Ingefla9ten in Dem @eIaB hinter Der
@iiterqe beS 6auie Der Samilie Sherman
abboIten, bic Oorgetpteienen &lei0er ais Die
in ienem @elaB 9efunbenen.
, 1894-04-10
6eht ftraffrei aus.


S. 9arfinion itan6 beute oor &i6ter
@berbarOt inter ber 9ntlage, am 6. Wtar3
in @emeini1aft zines onberen &umpanen
ben beimipGrtS gebenben 6ranf Otabi bon
107 Bo6c Str. an Ser @de Der 8oLf un6
Canal Str. an9ebalten uno nm ietne ltbr
unb S .25 erlei6tert 81 baben. 8arfinion
ipuBtc it6 biS6er unii6tbar gu macben unb
NUT Ourcb 3ufaQ gelans eS, i'm in 0aft gu
nebmen. 2(m Bablta9e tpuroe ct tpe9en
u~norbentLtcben 8etragenS nacb ber Wartpea
Str. Station gebrabt. BORT erfannte elm
0etectip in ibm ben langgeiucbten &auber
8arfinion. Oa aber beute Mfabt 8artin1
ion ntbt genau alS einen Ser Gduber tbenz
%ttft3tren tonnte Doer wolte, icblug &icbter
@berbarbt bic @nflage nteoer.
, 1894-04-10
6Initioe 6iffern.

@a1ieramtSz @orite6er Groiiette erflGrte
beute @ormittag, baB bie @rge6niie Ser
berluh8tpetie in ber II. un6 Ser 80. @arb
porgettommenen neuen MaiierIteuereGtnz
i6dBung melt giinitiger ieien, ais fte Ser
Wtapor auf @runO frilbcrer 8ericbte in
ietner geitrieen 8Otibaft gelegentli9 ~leiter
@mpfeblungen sur Nefnrm bes 98alicrz
iteueripitems angegeben butte. Sn Der 30.
@arb bat bte oeriu6Stpetie Neueini9dBun9
etnen Getngetpinn an g8alieriteuern i'm
8etrage bon $7252 er9eben, ipGbrenb Der
Mtapor ben 8etra9 Der WGebreinnabnte ouf
nur $4,000 an9egeben bate. Ne6nlib per=
bielt es licb in Der II. @ar6, bic crit gum
She'll neu eingelbdbt lit nnb bercitS eilt
Blus BON $4433 gegen friiber ergeben bat.
, 1894-04-10

tpeset ibrer &o6funft. &o9en 1T etre
&llnft. Sod Ser bette Sod fam nid]t et1en
oerborbeneu 0tagen tpieoer berftenen. 90
lift es mo Der @ebrauf bon @arlsbaber @al=
fer bortrefli6e 9tente Ieiitet - nidt
gum &oden, Ionbern ntorgens BETS Elm,
Qenon1uer. - Die Garl8b Der Queneu
ftuO otet 81 beriibmt unO befa1tnt I'M nod
i~petterer Nnpretiung 31 bebiirfen. @eit 500
Sabren i4ou baben 8Otentater, 9i9tcr,
Stoatsmdnuer uno SunoerttauIen0e bon
Meni9en oieieGben gebrau6t. @s lit ri6t
n0tbig mad Carlsbad 81 geben. Mau ann
Die &ur bier 81 9auie In aner 8equemlid=
felt baberl. Die ddten @dfer BON Carlsbad
uno bas @orlSbaber SpruoelzS als miifeu
Die rnterIdrift BON vGi8ner & Menoelfott
Co.,, Ngeuten, SEEM Sort, nm ben Sals
einer ie6en Slaide baben. Sdretbt nm
Namphlete.
, 1894-04-10
Die BIattern mebren fid mieoer

Die 8lattern mehren ith nteoer.
SIM itdOtil9en @eiunbbettsamt geIangz
ten geitern f~oIge1be 8Iattenfdae 3ur &ne
3etge:
Otto 8GO3, s. S., sos SO. 25. 9traBe 8;
9tnnte S9ulb, 10 S., Ga George StraBe
Sobn 6iladb, 10 Monate, 707 @eit Is.
StraBe, 0ooD; @tite Suutoan, 10 S.,
2503 Cottage @rooe 2tOe.; 6. SO. Quinn,
81 s., $40 State Str. Gina &atta, 16 S.,
GAG 0eit 10. StraBe; Nnnie Simmon, Is
s., 775 @eit Is. StraBe; Goia ltbler,
5 s., 1894 Wtlmaufee 2lpe. 0. S9riner,
.27 s., 1905 81. StraBe, in Ser 9tGbe bon
6aliteb Ctr. Wtarp Stla9, % S., 7O7 0.
IS, StraBe; Glen Mtaran, AZ s., 1868
@entiport6 Qpe.
t6ente 8ormttta9 fauten 6a8u nod fol-
genbe SGlIe:
Senrp 9ai9, 5 S., 1919 8orneaftraBe ;
MauO Yatterion, Is s., 1857 sc. @eitern
9lOe.; Charles SielOS, % S., Garbtg),
bate ieine @obnung in einem Sracbt=
tpag9on Der GoG Sslan6z8abn auf9ei6La7
gen gebabt.
0as miierabGe 8etter icbetltt alto pie6er
ieinen per6er6lt3en GtnfuB na6 6ieler
Gt3tung bin alS3uitben.
, 1894-04-10

@urten s1.OO@1.4O bas 0ube16; G99 9lant
@ Oos 0ubenb; Surge Grbien -
@ ber Sale; 3lpiebeln, iuHge, -@-c bas
! 8uibeGStit9en; Gomaten --.- Ser
SAFE, @ 6 aOrbe, unO sos @ 4
S0rbe.
Strawberries = @iscunlit geu un6
@6errg % bas SaB; Cape Sob O.;
bette Seriep S5.5O@6.5O.
Orb EN- = 9etrOfnete, 9riiite, 9Oc.
9oni9- @eiBer &lee, in g funbe ab9e=
tbetlt, 14@-c; lli6t 10 beI, 10c; buntel 9e=
tarbt, 1O@14c bas FfunO; aus9elafeiler
506c.
, 1894-04-10
Inter Bur9fdaft.
Die S~traBenbabn : Rduber perIeeen thren
pro5e6 Dor 5rieoensridter Granddaughter.

Dem 0tibter &erften tpur6en beute bic
rnter Dem Namen @iQtam SuQipan,
Sames Moran, Sbomas Mc@opan unb
Sobn Butcher 9ebubten StraBenrGuber
por9efitbrt, weG9e Dor o9t Sagen einen
uner6Ort fre3en l1eberfau auf BEN lebten
nacb 0afe Gtetp 8urIffebren6en StraBenz
%babntpagen Der 2inie bis sur %. StraBe
ma6ten.
9Gbere Na6forl6ungen BADEN ieitber
ergcben, 6aB SuIiDan's tpabrer Nanten
Wnt. TbomplDn 1T; Wtoron figurtrt ihon
I6n9ere 3eit in Der neutrality-suspicious.,
Butchers pa6rer Name lit Com 2annigan
unb baS gauge Quartet lit Der 8olt3ei
tpoblbetannt. Die 2tngeffagten lteBen Sen
Bro5eB Dor Sriebensri6ter t6amburgber
perlegen, pelcber iebcn @tnselnen unter
$500 8urgibaft iteIte unO Die 8er6anOz
lung auf abt Gage peribOb.
, 1894-04-10
GortieBuna ToIQti
1dpanifdes betrathsoefuh.

Mit ber europdiicben &ultur baben 6ie
Sapauer it9 auc6 be5 rnicbt mcbr un9ez
tp0bnltben 8eees" bentacbtigt, auf Dem Ser
mobcrne &ulturmeni9 be5 Weitens in bas
bimmlil6e Ret1 Ser @6e %gelan8t. Sn
etnem iopanildben 8latte lit folgen6e Q(nz
nonce Oer0fentlid6t: u@ine junge Dame
m0bte itcb DerebeGicbea. Sic lift ie6r icbon,
bat Elm rOliges, bon Ounflem &rausbaar
umrabmteS @eii9t, Nugenbrauen bon ber
Sorm beS 6albmonoS unb eiten lebr fieiuen
uno iebr btbicben Muno. Nucb lit ite lebr
retcb, retcb senug, UNI IN bet Sette zines
3ebenSgefd6rten am Sage Die 8lumen be-
WnnOern uno in Der 91acbt Die Sterne
am 9ttnmel b~eiin8en gu f0nnet. Ser
UtGn1l, Guf ben ibre 8abl ftele, miiBte
9letcbtaus jung, ihOn un6 gebtlbet lein un6
NIT tbr Elm 9rab tbetlen tpolen."
, 1894-04-10
Ourb Gas erftidt.

Gmi[ S6Ii6tenineDer, Sc Sabre alt
unb @eiddftsfiibrer in 0e SOnges' 8irtb7
i6aft, $50. 5491 Safe 9pe., purbe heute
Wtor9en bur6 @as erittdt in ieinem 3irns
mer iiber Der @irtbi6aft 9efunben. Gr
fam Dor cinem Sabre aus 8arts, mo- feline
6rau uno &inber pObnen. Setn Sob tptro
einem 3ufau 5ugei6rieben.