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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-08-04

A. Boston, extracts teeth positively
without any hurt or pain.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-08-04

A Chinaman was at the postoffics
when the daily papers arrived giving
an account of the sinking of the Chinese
war ship by the Japanese. He express
ed his patriotism and faith in his own
people as follows: "Chinaman, be no
likee fightee on water bime by China
man he 60 on land maybe SO ten thous-
and, fifty thousand, million men, be
catchee Jap, he wipe him up be no
more Jap. Chinaman be no care, lose
two thousand men, plenty Chinaman
left. Pletty soon Jap all gone;n and
we thought that is about the way it
would be, and coupled with it the wish
that England and Russia would take
hand in the scrap. America has silver
and munitions of war for sale, and we
can afford to look very oomplacently on
a big war in the far east.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-08-04


The Owyhee Convention only CARRIED
out the wishes OF the majority of the
people of the county, Irrespective of
party when it instructed the delegates
to support Hon. C. M Hays for the
District Attorneyship. Mr.. Hays has
occupied very trying position in that
Office in the prosecution of criminal
cases in this county, and in failing to
secure convictions in two or three cases
where the public feeling has been very
intense, has made some strong enemies.
He has had to shoulder share of the
blame which was not his. But that he
has been industrious, persevering and
attentive to the duties of his Office no
one can truthfully deny. He isan hon
orsd citizen Of this county, and the
people here will support his candidacy
most Loyalty. The people in the other
counties in the district have generally
expressed the highest satisfaction with
the manner in which he has conducted
the business of the courts. If Mr.. Haye
secures the nomination, he will find be
has not lost the usual majority which
this county has given him heretofore.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-08-04

Splendid line of summer shirts and
underwear at bargains. Isay.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-08-04

Mr.. J. H. Gsinn, Of Caldwell, is in
town shaking hands with friends here.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-08-04

Hon. B. B. Lower, State Superintend-
ent of Public Instruction, paid the MUG
GET social call during the week. Mr..
Lower is the only Owyhee citizen who
has been bonored with position in
the state administration in nun Der OF
yesrs, and we are proud to say that
position has been filled 80 satisfactorily
that we have never heard of an official
action of his having been criticised
He is candidate for denomination,
and the Owyhse County Republican
Convention simply echoed the senti-
ments of the people when it instructed
the delegates to the state convention to
support Mr.. Lower.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-08-04

A nicely furnished, three room house
for sale. Enquire at NUGGET Office.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-08-04
SHORT STOPS.

Go to Isay's for fine foot wear.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-08-04
David Jordan Killed.

Last Monday, David Jordan, who ha,
been for some time in charge Of Robert
Brucs's Cattle creek ranch. left De-
Lamar with a wagon to 60 to the ranch,
Bruce Sothsrsn accompanying him on
horseback. Jordan had been in De-
Lamar four or five days on one Of those
unfortunate periodical sprees which he
was never able to resist, and started for
home still in no condition to drive a
team over the rough mountain road.
Bruce Sotheren, the lad who accompan-
led him, drove the team over the New
York summit, whom he was finally per-
suaded By Jordan to let him take the
reins, and Bruce took seat in the
hind end Of the wagon to lead bis horse.
They had passed the springs at the
Niger Cabin and were driving along al
jog trot when wheel struck rock
and threw Bruce out Of the wagon
This frightened the horses and started
them running, and by some means Jor-
dan was pitched out between the horses.
The wagon became uncoupled and the
team ran on with the front wheels.
Bruce ran up and found Jordan inssn-
sible. Fortunately two men were camp
ing near the spring and Bruce ran back
and called to them to help him. One Of
them came to Silver City for help and
doctor, and the injured man was brought
to town where be died shortly after
wards.
Everybody in Owyhee knew poor un-
fortunate Dave, an honest and indns-
trious man, thoroughly reliable, except
for his unfortunate falling Of getting
periodically intoxicated and remaining
harmlessly drunk for week ct .;me.
He was good deal above the average
in intelligence and good principles, and
did not have an enemy in the world ex-
cept himself. He was about so years of
age, and has made his home in Owyhee
for many years. He was native of
Ohio, came to Oregon when boy and
to Owyhee in 1865. He has no relatives
whose whereabouts are known.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-08-04

A nns stock OF wall paper at Issy's
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-08-04

1ampson's stage Lime.
IHAvE ARRIVE.
silver City 1904 n DeLemar 900 A. II.
do 4:00P do $50 r. II.
DeLAmar 1000 A. n. Silver City HOO A. NJ.
do 6:O0PN do. 7:30 P. n.
do $50 A. N, and connect with outgoing
Nampa stage at BOonville.
Every day in the week.
JORDAN VALLEY LINE.
IHAvE. ARRIVE,
DsLAmar 9:O0A n Jordan Valley 1900 n.
JerdAn Valley 200 r.N. DeLamar 5:o0f.x
sundays excepted.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-08-04

ARRIVAL AND DEP. OF NAILS.
ARRIVE.
Tfb0 Nampa7P.H. From Silver City, 10 AM.
From Jordan Valley, II \.
DEPART.
To Nampa, 600 A. NJ To SilverCity $50 p n.
To Jordan Valley, 1880 Pm.
s~Owing to the early departure Of the
ataGe for Nampa all mail must be in tho Of
aseby O'Clock r. n, in order to go out the
following morning.
MRS. SARAH +. EROSION. Postmistress,
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MRS. JARED HOWARD is greatly i'm
proved and hopes soon to be we'll again.
LOUIS PINCUs leaves town about Jan.
10th, 1895. See notice in another col
umn.
Mr.. FRANK CUMMINGS of st. Joseph's
Seminary, Troy, N. Y, was here on
Christmas visiting his cousin, Rey. B. A..
Cunningham.
THE children connected with the
Methodist Sunday school will have a
Christmas tree Friday evening.
THOMAS MANGAN has bought one of
the building lots of George McMaster on
the Weeks street extension. He will
probably build in the spring.
AT Hillside farm, last evening, Eugene
Moon enter tanned party of 80 couples,
from Pownal, Bennington and Shafts
bury. 1t was an ''old time occasion, I"
and greatly enjoyed.
INVITATIONS are out for social hop
at Odd Fellows Hall, tomorrow even
ing, in which several prominent society
ladies figure as a committee. 1t will be
grand occasion.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for
the production of "Shaft No. @" at the
Opera House. at an early date. 1t is I'M
der the direction of Jacob Lett, who al
so manages "In Old Kentucky" the
great Boston success.
THE storm which prevailed in the West
the first of the week arrived here We'd
nesday night, and for twenty hours a
veritable blizzard prevailed. Some snow
fell but this was blown by the wind in
every direction. No damage was done
| however.
EMORY S. HARRIS, U. S. Marshal, re-
ceived as Christmas present, a solid
gold shield, elegantly engraved. The
presentation was made by John II. Ayres,
in behalf of number of friends con-
tributing, and the engraving on the front
of the shield reads as follows: limited
| States Marshal, E. S. Harris, District of
Vermont" 1t was nice present and
one of the best that could have been
given, so says the recipient, with thanks
to his thoughtful friends.
SEvENTY-FIvE children gathered in
the rooms of the Young Women's Club
on Wednesday afternoon by special invi-
tatiOn. They were cordially welcomed
by the members who were eager to make
the day bright one for them. Games
were played with great spirit for over an
hour. Then, after listening to Miss Mid
dlebrook, who sang a Christmas carol,
the boys and girls were served with re-
freshments. The best fun of the after
noon was saved until the last when the
Christmas tree was displayed, loaded
with toys and candies, and gay with pop
corn and dainty decorations Santa
Claus Immediately appeared on the scene
to distribute his gifts and have good
time with the little folks. Both the
hostesses and guests went home with
happy hearts, after the tree was stripped
o. its glory.
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ZEVO Gents.
, 1894-10-04

1em TIT e~fer @)atte errtorbet Dor0en mar,
geibofft. Sin 8eric9teritatter traf bic un-
gliifticbe Trau in bieiem 0auic, ba8 ic
aucb nit ibrem ~5lpejten Ntanne bcipobntc
ie lag auf eincm Sofa, paDrenb Scr
wanotc iie SIT tr0lten lndbtcn unD mar nicbt
i'm Stonoc, Die i6r 9eltcllteu 6ra9cn SIT be-
antmortcn, ba SbrGncn unh bcfti8cs
S6lub5en tbre Stimn1c crltiften. 9ieben
Der Stube, 100 bieS Dor iicb ging. bcfinbct
iicb baS Simmer, III iocld9em 2uca in frilber
Wtor0enitunoe, Gnbe 9lugult 1889, bon
benz Gtnbreo1er ermor6et pu1be.
= gu Davenport in Sonia berrlcbt aufz
ri6tige Srauer in 6plge oes Sooes oes
8icrbrauerS 6einri9 6rabm. SIN Glitter
bon 3tpetunbDierSi8 Sabren erlag ct elmer
tildti6en 8ranfbcit. SIN Davenport gebp7
rem, belcblpB er na6 beeltbeter So6ulbil7
oung, mie iein Slater, 8ierbrauer 81 mer=
BEN. @r trat ais Qebrling in oas 0el66ft
beIlelben etl1 uno erlernte boS Srautpelen
gritn6lib. gu ieiner 0eroolfommnung
reiite er i'm Sabre 1871 mach 0~eutiblanb,
TOO er Die 2ebmann'icbe 8raueribule in
gSormS am H6ein 0blolDirte uno Damn in
gSicner 9teuita6t, lDipie in Sfen un0 8eit
ais 8rauer arbeitete. SIN Sabre 1873
febrte CT betnt uno iibernabm ais 8rau7
metiter Die 2eitung oes Ddterlicben @eicbdiz
les, 6elien Wtitbeliber CT ipGter mur6e.
ieine Jun9e Satin unb &inber unb lein
alter Slater, 0tatbio5 6rabm, iin6 Die
nddbiten 9eibtragenben. Der 0abenportcr
g9er1pfrat" la9t bon benz 8crblicbenen:
$50 es gait, 9e%meinniibi9e &%citrebuugeu
5u f%0rOern, 0a itanb ct in Der Tront. SIN
geielll3aftlibeit geben tpar er elmer Der
erlten, unb obrpobl in 6ieleln 2on6e geboz
rem, nonnte ct ft6 einelt 9cuticben uno mar
ltol3 b0rdlf, eS 81 ieir. fOeuticbe 8ilbung,
oeutlbeS @emit6 uni, 6euti1es 6cr3 berz
etnt9ten ii6 Bel i6in, unb tpenn in ir9enb
etner beutibcn 8eriammlung o6er bel elmer
Scitlicbtett Sra9m feblte, ba nermiBte man
lbn. gSaS er ais Sreun6 mar, puBten nur
9teieni8en gu i9Gbcn, Die i'm ais iolden
f%annten. Gin Sreunb in oer 9fotb mar ct
I'M lGOniten Sinnc oe5 MortcS fir 8iele.
@tnen @o6ltbGter baben bic Nrnen ber
Staot an tbn1 uerloren. yOie re6te 6auO
lou nidt tpiiien, tpoS sic linfe tbut", tpar
ietn Wabllpru6 unO barna3 banoelte ct.
Benn ct bon u~nnerlbuloeter Qrmutb, bon
8ranf6eit un6 @lenb erfubr, unb CT CAB
it3 WGbe, eS 81 erfabrer, ba s0gerte er
feline Wtinute, CT bracbte Otlfe, babel ber>
mei6enb; baB fem 9iame an bic sroBe @lode
fam. Die GbrGnen, bic er auf 6teie Weiie
trodnete, itno un3GbItge. Oils @ci6Gft8s
mann mar ct bon itrengiter Nebti6affen9
beit un6 in ieinem Sabe ais 8rauer Elm
Wletfter."
, 1894-10-04
6wet OiebitabIs= 2lnfIaoen.

Inter Set 9~(ntla9e 6er nnteridblagung
ipurbe Solepb 2orence beltte Wfor9en bon
9ti6ter Geriten inter $500 8iirgi4aft benz
Grimttalgericbt iiberipieien. Qorence tpar
Subrm1onn uno Collector fir bie Guilt
@b9e 2aun6rb" gtO. 446 NeuS Str, unb
ber 8eitber 9tobert $. Glart beibmor, 6oB
9orence 1923 coQecttrte @elDer fit feline
eigenen 3wede perbrau9te. Der Nngez
tIa9te 9eftanO OaS 8er9eben.
&oger @aQerD raubte in 6em @eIbdft
bon geter MtcGabe, SEQ. 1862 @. SaGion
Str, mebrere S9adbteGn S9retbpopier
unb 8riefumi6lG9e. St tpur6e bon Boli>
3iiten Der 8. Gbicago QOe. Station pers
Daftet unb IieB beute Mor9en ietnen 8roz
3eB bon Nibter &erften SIT &i6ter Sam
bur9ber perLe9en. Ser lebtere ~tpanbelte
Die Antlage beS 9~iebitabls in cine auf
u~norbentlicbes 8ctragen lautenbe nm unO
ianbte @aAerD nnter $50 Strafe nab Der
8rt6etpeu.
, 1894-10-04
KIetre T(dbrtbteu.

- Ser befannte &an3elre6ner 0nbi6
Sntns lit 9eitern Na6mittag geitorben.
@r nurbe I'M Sabre 1882 IN Cincinnati 9ez
boren. Seine 8orfabren itammen aus
Oeuti6tan6.
- Oas itGbtiibe 3cle9rapDen>9 Depart
ment pirb in ben nG6Iten Tagen 125
8~atrouiaez &aiten un6 100 Selermelber in
ben e~ntfernt geLegenen Stabtt6etlen onz
,bri1gen, I'M BEN 8emobncrll etIen beileren
Siberbeits6tenft 3u ii6ern.
= 0ie 9ateitraBe Observation-Disclosures
iudbte bette 8ormittag burcb i6ren Nntpalt
Clarence 9. &nigbt i'm Sberbaucomz
mi1iariat Il n bie GrlaubniB nab, nit 6em
Bau Der 8erlGn9erung bet 6obbabn bon
Der WtarfetitraBe bis 3ur 8abaiD 2(oe. be-
ginnen Su biirfen. Sberbaucommi1i6r
SoneS mics bas @eiucb an baS Suiti3z
Department.
- Die Suinois Central 8abnge1eQicbalt
IieB beute 8Ormittag tbren e~ilernen 3aun,
ben lie sur @tnfrteOigung ibreS 8e9ere6tS
5piidben Der &anbolpb unb MfaoiionitraBe
tbeilmetie auf itGotii3em @rrnb uno So
ben bate erricbten Laiien, entferuen, nadbz
Dem StraBenGmtS Superintendent WtcGartbu
berettS itGoti1c9e 2(rbetter nit Der Nie>
berlegun8 OeS 3auneS beauftra8t bate
- Der 8flaiterung ser Milpautee @be.
BON benz 8unfte, at pel6em bas 9flaiter
iebt aufb0rt, bis Sefferion 8arf iteben iebt
feline 6inberniiie mebr i'm @e9e, ba bic in
ben @eri6ten erbObenen GinipGn6e 9caen
bieieI6e idumtlib surid9e5pgen itn6. Sn
SoIge belien iOQ nod in oieiem 0erbIt Die
Pflaiterun9 in Nngriff se1tOmmen iper6cn.
= Srau 8. 81. 9agans .ur6 Srou Sane
6. zimmerman. sipei iil~berbaarige Wtttz
slieber Der Q8. 6. g. H., iinb in bobem
@rabe eri9ittert iiber Die SbauiteLunger
in oerI6iebenen bieiigen G6catern. Sic baz
ben bieieIben bciucbt, lire i9tlmmiten Gor=
a~uSieBungeu beitGttgt gefunben un6 poQen
ieBt ibren Wtitfd mpferinneu arf benz @es
biete Der Wtoral etnen 8ortrag iiber ibre
GrlebniIie balten. Die SorfIbrung lebenz
Der 8iloer in einigen 8beatern fam linen
~beipnbers shocking" Dor. Dem Ser
nebmen nacb, mouen iie einen gOrIcbIaa
unterbreiten, bic 8enuS init v8loomerS@
3u ber1eben, ApoHo einen S6Iafrod ansuz
5ieben unb anbere, i'm SntereiIe Ser Sittz
Ii6feit not6penbige v8eribOaerungen" einz
5ufiibren.
, 1894-10-04
Oo6esfdue

ipurOen 6eute 8ormittag i'm @%eilnbbetts
amt an9emelbet:
Sennie S3u(b, l 3d. $40. 647 Centre:
ftrabe.
2i38ie ~2a9emann, 50 S., gto. 1861 60
Glartitr.
GmiL @trelOp, 10 s., e5ernerOiae,
ST..
9ermine Slid, 81, $40. 800 8sus=
itroBe.
6rances 9oQinger, 6 3d., go. 1901
0rcDcritr.
&usuite MOroB, IS S., $40. Z 8raOlcps
ltraBe.
aatie 8Orcilius, 6 S., No.442 Sebspifs
ltraBe.
, 1894-10-04
G. Ommsrfrtfas- Somm.rfrtf8s

- ." %"
Gotten in q. 6. 9slius's gopers 9afe SubOipIion.
@uf algemetneu WunI9 Der 5aBlreideu 8eiHder bon
9errn SeIng's 5arm an 8oipsrs Safe in misconftn if
Die Gofc.6rOnt in Soften ~ausgelegt uno in hen 0iorft
qebradt. Boluers &afe lit in 3ipeiitTubt9sr 5abrt mt
Der aortb @eitern=gobH gu erreI9eH, Iiest Habe Der
Citation Senoa SuuCtion. g9isronTin. Sic fnr5e 6abrt
bon SenoG S~inctIOn sunt Cafe lift rei9 oil Scenerltu unh
gepdbrt cine berrli6e ausfdt aui bas berlmIiegenbe
5errain. 9le Soften BADEN idmnltii9 50 5uB Sabiront
am Gee uub ielbft III ~betBsfteH CONNER Debt Elm be-
ftdubig tlbler Wino Dom eaben ibsr ben safe uub fiRs
in 5olge Der Sibirout umo bss itetig tHbleH WiHbss
bieie Gotten Die begebrtefteH ant eaa3en safe fs babsH
cine Siefe bon 900 SUP, iinO init ben i9OuItsa
S1atteHbdumsu, ME @idsu, Bu6sn @ebsrn, uno ousrIsi
S9Itnsgepd6ien ~beftaneeH, srbeben inb tbeilDeIis 506us
Hber ben See MHb bistsH cine maleriiae ausii9t absr ben
cine Uteile breiten uub Stuei 9leileu lanQsH Gee, peI5eE
al s9bnbeit uno SceHerieH benz Cafe SeHeOa, benz btS
IteotsfteH Gee gBiscOEiius, gleihtommt. 3as Hare
@af1er, bon @iienquelen 9endbrt, frei BON allen Sumpi'
pflanseH, Der iaubias gobsn 6isten bic f96nItsH Babe.
pIabe; sablreiAt 5iihe, 9ostiobren uub GsgsIH IabsR
gu bisieR SpOrt. Sir s5nOsouftaItsu. quite @srprtsRHs
urS pronpts @srbiubuus spii9sn Der 6tatiOR Genoa
SuustiOn unb benz Sofs lt ssIorgt.
gtnr IS Soften iiHb eprbouben feline 5amiGie unh
Goturliebbo6sr iontsn ss uHtsrlaTleu, ff5 cine gauItenr
Su fi9erH. 9tdbsrs ausfuntt .rtbeilt, iOmie 9lattsu
o~erieubst
G. MsIms,
1885 WtImoufee Abe,
Obsr 3immer so, go. 20 Ga eaGe Str.
GatiHissr assut. @sIb. Hub eoubs.f66ft.
, 1894-10-04
Stdoti1bes.
Die fra9e oes Anfaufs oes Rath,
haufes {eitens 0es 0ountYs.

Qub, Mabben, Der 8oriiber bes ftabtrdtbe
Liden Stnan5comites, bat fir mor9en
Na6mittag cine SiBung bes GomiteS ein7
b~erufer, in ipel6er b06ft pabri9einLicb
aub Die %9feiolution beS Gountpratbs CUR
8eipre6ung geIan8en miro, tporin bet
Sta0tratb 81 BET G|rnennung zines GomtteS
eriucbt tpirr, bas nit einem @omite bes
GOuntDrat6s bic Sra9e bes NnfnufS bes
9totDDauieS ieitens bes GountDS er6rtern
IOa. 0ieie Q(ngele9en6eit tpurbe in Der
leBten Sibung Des StaOtrat6s al 6aS
6in1anScontite beripielen.
, 1894-10-04

2u5 Ser 8dcbter So6n Oarper I'm Wfite
ternacbt an Oen Oei6dft bon 284 Glarf
Sir. uO~r6eiging, crblidtc CT cine @citalt
5piic6en ben 98aarelt. 6arpcr uabm ioz
fGrt bic GcrbaftUn9 Dor uto auf Ser Yoliz
Seiitation nannte ii6 Der Gin6rinaliug
%lIcranbcr N}c8 Zee. Gr CAB an, 0aB ct III
i6mercm 9taul6 Ourcb cine oifene 6inters
tbir III ben 2ooen ~8elangtc. ST erDiclt
cine Strafe bon $40 Su6ictirt.
, 1894-10-04

5rellnben ltub 8efoilnten Die trauri9e gadriht, bos
mein ~oeliebter 9otte Trif NaScrmad5er in sitter npn2
28 Syabreu ON Mitt!pO9 Murqeu nm 10 llbr it Wlerio.
uer=opipital. ionft eutidlafen 1T. Die 9eeroiqltto finbet
5Sretto9 yta1mlttag nm 2 llbr ppnI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nab 9toiebla itatt. I'm title Sbeiluabme bitten be
troueruoen 9iuterbliebeneu
&outie 8aSermadDer, geb. 9eiQe, ,6ottiu.
Jrieberifa, Ntutter; Mbolp6, 8ruber:
O}QriQ. Grhme1tpr
, 1894-10-04

6reunoeu unb 9efanuten Die t%raurlge GadriCht. bop
mefu 9elte6ter Wtann slug. 0rimm am 9. Sctpberc
9fadnittagS nm l nbr, I'M 2llter bon 81 Sabreu nm (
WtpnateN Ianft enti6I0fe1t 1T. Die 8eer6iouuo fin6ef
Itatt am SOnutog, ben Z. SftDber, 1:30 g{ofa1tttaos'
ppm SrauerDoIIe 297 farrabee Str. aus nod6 6roceIogSG
4ot4t YfGria Srtattnt, Satin nebIt Rinberu.
, 1894-10-04
Neue An1eigerl.

Olae Geoess 1n3eteen, weI6e fir Ole
morsen.auseabe Ger nJuinOis Stats,
seituns" auf9eeeben weroen, erfdeinen 70 ten.
frei i'm QbenobIatt. Die Qnnahme pom Din.
3eieen fir oas IbenobIatt fdlie6t nm II ubr
Wittaes, fir ole moreens2luseabe nm 10 uhr
Nbenos.
, 1894-10-04
SuSeSs@(ttscioe

6reunbeIt un6 gefonnteh Die tratrtge gta6rubt, boB
Sfto6er. 4 ubr WtorgeiIS, naG fnr3em &etoeit I'M @laer
Dpn 38 Sabreu II 0tDH0ten uub 10 5o9eu Ielig I'M Serrn
6. Sttober, N}or9ens 8 ltbr 30 Mtiu., ppm Grouerbanic
$50 @lepelan0 abe, nab Der CT. Wtiboeis=Rir1e uno
DON pa mad benz 81. 8ouiio5Ius=&irbbpfe Itatf. lin
1ttle SDeiIuabme bitten bic trouernben Stuterbliebeuen
9itra GbertsbGufcr Satin.
q ~Sransisfa G~bcrfsb6WIet, SpGter.
Sacob @~bertsbGMIer, @oter.
Better uno Sarbara 2Oant, GdmieoereItern.
9tebft 8ruoern uue @eI1niitern.
Seine 9lunten. 4pf2t
, 1894-10-04
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

SCRANAAA
Annual Statement % q n e6RF4N7 Of 4NS NV
orleans in the State of Louisiana, on the Slst day
al December 1893: made to the Insurance Super.
lntendent Of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount OF Capital Stock paid up in
, 1894-10-04
D0eSs9E1t1ei0

gersuaubten unb 6rellnoen Die trourige Gadri9t, OaB
9ttttmodD, ben 8. Oft, I'M Nlter BON 80 Sabreu nno 10
Ntouateu geftorbeu lit. Sic 8eerbi9uug fffltoet Itatt at
Sortit09, ben s. DIT, um l llbr 9toDm. ooln Srauer=
baule. 81 9noion apf., aus Hub JtoiebIa. Bic tieI=
betrubte Satin,
Gitilie %Sartmau, geb. &penig.
Sobl &~9artnt9N, N0ter.
, 1894-10-04
Garnlen.
Tinan5iele8.


0Qofe, AIinIan & Co., Mortgage Banfers, az 9sar'
eigeutbum sI ben nienri0iteu @reiieh iOpie aud ouI Sc
baubs. 6oealGt
, 1894-10-04

SlbenbbIott Der SH. Staats3ts. 1 Gent
, 1894-10-04

MuftiGnszS erfGHfe.
aHttionss&oti3.
&EgHIGre
Wfoutaes uub Sonnerftaes.
pe5t0I 9erfdufe an ouesren 3oeen oss MOHats.
Ssaaren ouf Nrioat=gerfauf 0bpleTaIF p6er RetaiL, gu
guftions-Rreiien.
Serfdufe bon Gpbuuugs-@turi9tun9sH cine Spesialttdt.
Ssto nor9ef9DifeH BEL uebertraguug
&OrreipDnbsnsen merDeu erpartet.
martin ut I d & 6 o.
MuftIpn4re,
l2aplI ,tuIo 261 g. 263 Gtate Ctr. Gbico9o.
, 1894-10-04
YdrtnerS.


So at: Sin juuger ltonn iu0t einen Eartner
~ nit $4,000 bis $4,000 ftr @bteogo Yrppertg, mel1eS
aus s Soften uuo 2 ueuen ftetnernen Sduiern beltebt.
9as @ropertn lit ii6er 1884, 600 pertb nu6 briHgt ieBt
iber IL q i46rlicb. gtqberes brIefltdb at %erfrage1.
2ott3t AbreTe: 2 16 Thanksgiving.
CEin outer Bidder Ober 8dderlpogeutreiber >lpiro '%iofort
" as Sbeilhober pertangt.
1oc7t 2O4O 8. 2ipifiOn Str.
, 1894-10-04
gu Derleiben.

Rpr9et SeIo ouf 9iomontetI, ubren, SureIeH, Suus-
baltlugssNtDbel NIB YIaups BON Der y. s. 8aloUIH
Soon 60, q. Slnr @5icago Stof @r1anae =@eb1noe,
&alole uno @saibiugtpu Ctr. 18aglS
, 1894-10-04
Seri0teoenes.

SeriGiebenes.
81 r~tefmarfen . @r- uub @erfauf. s.. Menbt,
~ 145 81. Glarf Str. 1911, 2W, lot
0Dbne, Soften, Mietbeu. f9leGte G6uIoelt aQer arte:
~ %coueCt1rt; feline 8e3ablung lpenn ~erfolqlos. Sac.
&tnorR, GOnatgs@ onitabIer 76 5. ape, 33immer8 8.
2mi1S
S6ulben! G6uIoeu! S6uIo
Auerlet i@lebte SdIiben iofort coaectirt.
-&elne 3ablung Dbne grfpIg!-
SouitabIer iniu1er on Sonb.
Peoples collection &9encp,
02-94 Saiaue Ctr. Summer 81.
5o3lS 9euti9 lpirb bier geipro9eu.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-06-27
For Nervous People.

1t is certain that too indiscriminate
application of water is double poison to
nervous patients. 1t is, on the other side
tncontestable that water applications in
the right measure and in manner adapt
ed to the character of the affection are ex-
oellent Equally advantageous for them
are going barefooted, when properly pre-
ecribed, and the air bath. In connection
with the water and air cures, certain res
piratory and muscular exercises are ad-
Vantages and may, in certain advanced
stages of disease, be applied passively by
massage and similar operations. Among
other things, gardening and other occupa-
tdons in the open air are of great benefit.
Unhappily, in the large cities, where the
majority of the patients live, there are only
few SO fortunately situated as to be able
10 enjoy such employment to any consider
able extent. Those who are able to 20
clear into the country and work in the
fields and woods in the sweat OF their
brows will perhaps, If they are prudent
and other conditions are favorable, effect
happy cure of their nervous disorders