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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-23
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Die uns bic 3eit Dertiirasn, perldns
germ uns bds 2eben.
Wtan fdnet nit benz Sage an, aft alr
iperben, an bem man fein Otter ber-
birgt.
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ben 3abn Der 3eit.
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.tant funn ibn niht tbun.
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fpirtlid groBartis conferbirt, sic fss
ben beinahe 10 jung aus, ipie se,brs
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btle): 81. jsst geF 6inaus lrab
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llen, IN bes ItufsIs y1amen, nihf in's
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-06
NEWS OF THE WEST.
J, OIt "H.mts" VAL To Be On.
tested 10 ,dI California Courts
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-06

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-06

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-10
B1Br1orEcA DE ''LA CoRREsPoNDneo1A" 49,

-sk-diio 81 con VOC quejurnbrosa-lo com-
preDdo. %. Has hecho hien. Has prometido
tn hermano, d tn salvador, que me abandona-
RI s. HAS sacrifcado tu amor tn felicided!
Te repito quo has hecho hin 70 debiera ben-
deoir el nombre de tn hermano, pueeto que 81
to ha devueto la tranquilidad, sin embargo,
en- e fondo de mi corazon kiento un odio inven-
cble por &, que te arranca de mis- brazoa. Pen
ssr que 70 he de yolver d verte. .qne no he
de eabt rear mas ell encsnto de tuz beeos. 49,.
reDuncihr d mi Ultima algeria. vivir por
siempre sole, sin sspiraciones en- ell alma veje-
taudo torpenente el ouerpo; recorder con pera
la dicha pasada sentir COMO CORE por mis- ve-S
mas la sangre indtil, puesto que no la puedo en-
plear en- tu servicioi ...lAh, Laurercia cruel!
iEsto es superior mis- faerzas! . 1Prohibirme
que te anne, ea mandarme que muera ...
lob, internal enoanto de su VOL lQ79 In
fexiones> tan carinesas adoptaba al pronuuciar
estas palabras! lQae tenebrosa luz SO escapeba
de sua ojos! Como Sc crispaban sus manos,
acompan ndos obedientes, al diacursc! Venci-
da, esptntada por aquella comedia de desespe.
raoi6p, Laurenoia SO proxim6 su amaDte En
su locura le arroj6 los brazos al cuelo le dijo
balbuceando:
mo me hahlea atf, Fernando, 20 to 10 su.
plioo! ''redavia pedr5s ser feliz ouando a.e oil
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-10
50 GRANUJA, LADRoN CoMPAN1A

gu nombro habfa heoho la senora .Esteban.
-Debo advertirte-dec1a Raul-que nj
Markof nj 20 sab1amos que neeesitaras una cos
turera, y en- cusnto los tresoie -tos frances, 10
que exoeda de tn costumbre 10 pagarG 20.
Una ooeturera hGbil nunca es demaeiado
cara-contsst6 Ia marquesa-y ademas, Jc6mo
podrfa 20 negarte NADIA, despues del immense
servicio que me has ohoF
FL joven sc puso mny serio.
-Te suploo-dijo que nunca mas me ha-
bles dc ESQ; has cuenta que ha sido IN eue1o
malo trsts de olvidarlo por complete.
La marquesa ocult6 su rostro avergonzado
en- Ell pecho de su hermsno.
Turquoi2e hab1a recibido su vista squella
manana, POGO deepues de maroharse Raul La
joven le habfa pedido sus oartas. Ell fngi6 un
immense dolor al tener conocimiento de eta
ruptura.
Ardiente, apasionado, mas seductor que
nunca, So arrojo d los pies de su amigo, supi-
cando no le abandonara.
II De manera exc anna a con aoanto
sgarrador-que no solamente, no me amas, ST.
no que me despreciaet -
La marquesa emocionada, trato de calm sr-
le; pero no consegufa maaque aumeatAr L. Gn-
gda sobrexoitaci6n del joven miserable Mas
que njnguna otra vez habl6 de morir.
Entonces ella invoc6 au juramento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-10
EN- VOZ BAJA

iHaci6ndome estoy cruces de asombrado!
Dicen que esos mnnfcipes mandones,
politicos no son sipo ladrones
Que roban por la puente y por ell vado.
Que todo gastc, en- parte, es simulado;
que 10 de 'on picos. D~'as y aZadones. :"
quedos" va en- nap tillar; que teagones
10 son todos, y Ell cuento sta acabado.
Y cl cWento es um million! Diz que un
(perdido,
que aEdaba m as corrido que una mona,
hoy "a Ia en- la abundancia da rtiido.
dig que persooilla, que persona
janis lleg5, la luna SO ha subido....
Y aun hay genta en- presidio por ladrona!
| b. Francisco de OsWn0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-10

FL BUEN 0U8T0.---Uno de los mejo-
M eegantes salones de Barbea estabecdo On Puer
Rioo Propetario JUAN APEANIz Drecc61 san Justo l6
e aditen abonades Hay sempre complete surdo per
funea dc las fabrcas mas renornhrsdaS
aros que v!slten Ia Capital deben soosr j.
BRrberfa al BUEN GUsTJ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-10

Era tai la paz concordia que reinaba
on rln matrimonio, que la mujer exaapera-
da sofia decir Con frecuencia su marido.
-Afortup adamente gozas de poca
salud: pronto reventaras tendr6 el pla-
Ger de bailar sobre tn Bepultura.
Muri6 por fin ell marido, y al abrir ell
testamento hallaron la clausula siguiente.
EncRrgo mis- testa amentarios que man
den arrajar mi cuerpo al mar, para que mi
mujer TO tenga el placer de bailar sobre
mi sepultura.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-10

GkNGA.-V6ndese EN- esta Capital, le
casa, calie de San Jose ndmero ~ en- 25
mil pesos capa holes, en cinco plazos y 4
aflot, ranta So 200 anuale4. Para su com .
pra, puedan entendersa con su propietario
don jose M4ria Corchado, residents en- la
Peninsula Ciudad Real, Almod6var del
Campo, Q c"n su apodorado don Arturo J,
Sanjurjo, Fortaleza ntImero 81, 1913
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-10
Julian RlANe0 7 snsA.-

te de NegOceO8 Centre de COmlslOne6,
informes = consultas sobre todos los ra-
mos de la Administrator, de La Agricultu
IA, Ia Industria ell Comercio.-San Juan
(Puerto-Rico) calle de San Francisco n. .
91.-Direcci6n telegrafica BLdmcosd P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-10

BOLIVAR ARRUzA I COMP Co
nERGIs Ga ErEs 14PoRrA DoREs PRovIs1eNEs -VhNIAS
Al POR AlAYOR.=-Agentes de Ia marca de cgarri-
llos 'El Paarito'y de la fabrca de fosoros de San
turce, Bolivar -Hasta l9 de Diciembre 1885.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-10
eaAnnEs MALps eRANprs arMr-

A GnANDES MALES GRANDEs RENE
espitu impone deyolVer ssea nervioso toda 81
fuerza vigor ahf La indcaeon especial Cordial
de Cerebrina de Uici coneepuado los medeos e
nentes 81 "r6constuyente poderosoy e vta&a
dor" mas rapdo
UNA OBRA. = Sc desea vender La
" Hist ria de La R9veluci6n Espahola,
cuyo autor es don Vicente Blasco Ibafez.
Consta d. tres tomos de gran volnmen y
I'm pr6logo por don Francisco Pf y Mar.
gall Informaran en- esta Imprenta.
LUIS SANCHEZ vAzOUEz, apante
de q. Pardo y Compahfa, de Nueva-Y *,
y de varias fabricas da la misma ciu1ad,
ae1 como de The AmericGn and colonial
EGport Company de L9ndres y de j, 81. y
s Moss de Manchester ofrece sus servi-
clos sus numerosos relacionados d3 esta
Capital y de la Isla. 1910
o II A r A D A
Dos cUGrtI en- ell Almanaque,
coosoDante la prGnerd,
tercerd Y cuaTtG en los bafioe,
y Il tOdO vende el hortera
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-10

Mr Fu'chiron hab'abe de Theirs en-
uu grupo de 6iputados decfa:
-Thiers es de una au3acia irconcebi-
bla; no pracieamerte pnr valor, sino por-
que no We p"ligro "a NADIA.
Thiers, qua 80 ac7rc6 q! corro 81 aq'1el
momeuto habia lido estas phlabr*s, to-
mo parte en- Ia eorversaci6a y dii
~Fulchirom es de una tiunidez soa
porantp; NJ precisauente pol qTe sea rnuy
cobarda, sino porQue en- todas parties We
peligroa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-10

En- IA MUlITA" Sc ven1e Ia legfa IL
quida marca Estrelia" para 81 colado y
saneamiento de- Ia r@pa blanca de color,
tanto de algod6n como de laoe; reportan-
do economic de- bon, trahajo y tempo
I55 ESPANOL y CA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-10

UN0Ss-EL MEJOR DE TODOs EN- CA
11DAD PREGIO. Ell RIOJANO DE TRICIO Sc detala Ca,
Rta ersto Isl don Manuel Rivera San Sebastian 50 las
1endas de Ay6n Puerta de Tie
ira segunda Ldnea oeGf6oados origen anAss
IAN exceentos cados ostn disposition del que ge veros
DGcnbre l9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-10
SE vEAnE RARATn-

Sc vENDE BARATO.-El moyimien-
to de una maquip ho ilontal de vac0r en-
buen estado c,n todaA sus piezse, da fuar-
"a de nueve cab los ingleses, propia nara
cuaiQuiar industria Infor,nara en- Fsjar
do SUI dueno Angel Robert5n. 15-12
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-10
PASAIlENpaS

soluci6n 8 la Charada de aver !:
MA COMA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-10
OI0 Ole lMTEREaA. E

Eabecmento de loe se6ores Pad6 Lopez Co. Fortaleza 3
eos fantasia coronas noya eamisetas medas per-
1unerla r6azan Irecios baratsnos. Tambien
uentan en- dicho eabeiento polvos eoon0icos
imper la rotura de los ubos la namaci6n del pe6leO
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-12-06

Capt. j. c. Wallace is attending
the Linn county circuit court at
Linneus for the purpose Of repre-
sentiug the state in the case against
j. X. Fox, OF Marceline, charged with
disintsrriDg the dead bo1y OF Miss
Leona Gates from the Bell grave
yard, near Westville. Fox was in
dicted CT the last April term Of cir
cult court, but took a change ol
venue to Linn county, swearing that
he could not get justice in Charlton
county.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-12-06
II. 8. HALL SUED.

"The Linn County bank. a corpora
ton, plaintiff, W. Uriel S. Hall, defen-
dant," is the title Of suit file1 in the
circuit court, ofRandolph county, at
Mobsrly, by Major VIM. II. Bradley of
Salisbury, attorney for plaintiff. The
petition was filed November goth and
defendant served with a summons on
Nov. 21st.
The suit is the outcropping OF a
protested check, drawn by Defend
ant Hall May 22nd, 1894, while ut
Washington. d. C., in favor OF the
Linn County bank, and drawn on
the National Capital bank, OF Wash
ington, ID. c., but when presented,
payment was refused on the ground
that defendant had no money In the
bank.
Mr.. Hall borrowed money from the
Linn County bank, and in Nay,
1894, sent the bank a check for $500
in liquidation of the debt. On re-
ceiving the check the bank officials
sent defendant his note, not waiting
to zee whether the money could be
drawn on the check or not.
What excuse Mr.. Hall has for
holding the note sent to him under
such circumstances We have not
learned, but suppose it Will be known
when the case comes up for trial
Riley is evidently practicing old
tricks again.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-12-06
It's Time to
Think of Christmas.

/ guess nobody disputes
the fact that / carry the larg-
est line of Christmas Candies
in town. The price ranges
all the way from 10c to 65c a
pound. My store is well
supplied with Nuts, Figs,
Dates and Fruits too. Ihave
some very pretty Mugs, Cups
and Saucers, which make
neat bat inexpensive Christ
mas presents.
Go around to the other
stores first and get their
prices on Lamps. Then come
and get mine. The chances
are that you'll like my lamps
a1d prices so we'll that you'll
buy Of me. At any rate, 1
am not afraid Of competition.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-12-06
D.. Prices Cream Baking Fow6es
Most Perfect Made.
p. b. Branham Under Bond.

p. B. Branham, formerly assistant
cashier OF the Bank OF Salisbury, but
now a resident Of Columbia, has been
placed under q bond of 81 900 for
bis appearances at the next April
term OF the Charlton circuit court
To answer to charge of having re-
csivsd a deposit Of $50 at eaid bz1k
from !. b. Fletcher on the 18th day
OF June, 1895. when he (Branham)
knew the said Bank OF Salisbury to
be in failing circumstances and in
solvent.
Mr.. Branham was indicted at the
late October term of circuit court.
His bondsmen for bis appearance
TO answer to the indictment next
April are: g. W. Williams, James
w. Wayland and S. Ii. Pitts, all OF
Salisbury.
The two similar indictments, re-
turned against Asi. J. II. Finks,
cashier OF the Bsnk OF Salisbury, at
the October term OF circuit court,
mentioned exclusively in the COURIER
OF Nov. 22nd, was for receiving q de-
posit OF S30S 81 from Ed Williams
and another for s1s7.35 from Chas.
b. Oldham.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-12-06
Broke Ills Hip.

We see by the Salisbury Democrat
that Earl Morgan, Of near Forest
Green, was in Salisbury one day last
week and succeeded In getting on tie
outside OF too much "tapgle foot" !"
About 2 o'clock that night he went
to bed at the Brown house, and be
tween that time and three O'Clock in
the morning jumped over or crawled
through two bars across the north
door OF the second story, falling to
the walk below, a distance OF some
15 or Is feet, breaking his right hip
by the fsll. He was taken home
Sunday morning on a cot and at
last reports was getting along very
well. Whether Morgan 10 subjected
to somnambulistic ieats, or the in
tense heat created inside by the "for-
hidden juice" increased o desire for
water with which to quench his
thirst. was the cause Of his meapder-
ings, the Democrat does not know.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-12-06
Dan Fuller Captured.

Sheriff Dempsey received a tele-
gram last Monday night about
10 o'clock from Sheriff Vim. Mapee,
OF Mercer county, stating that he
had captured Dan Fuller.
Mr.. Dempsey left for that county
Tuesday morning and returned to
KeytesvilIe Wednesday at noon with
the notorious Daniel in charge.
Fuller's arrest was accom- plished
by Sheriff Mapes at Mercer, a email
town in the northern part oil Mercer
county, where the young de.perado
was engaged in driving a team for
man on a branch railroad now being
built through that part OF the coun-
ty.
Fuller 10 wanted in Charlton coun-
ty for attempting, in conjunction
with John Asbury, OF MarceIine, to
rob and murder old man Thos. Trow,
near Westville, on the night.of NoY.
4th, 1895.
Asbury, aged 81, was arrested two
weeks ago at Marcelins by Deputy
Sheriff ]. K. Dempsey, and brought
to Ksytesville and lodged in jail on
q commitment issued from Justice j.
N. DeMoss court, but gave bond on
Monday Of last week in the sum of
5000 for his appearance before the
grand jury at the next April term of
circuit court.
Fuller was taken before Justice
DeMoss Wednesday afternoon, and
in default of bond for $500 was
committed to Jail to await the result
of his preliminary trial, which lie set
to take place before Justice DeMoss
on Wednesday, Dec. 11th.
The prisoner stoutly denies his
guilt OF the charge against him, and
says heleft home on account Of
shooting scrape be bad with Nights
Marshal Harrison, of Marcelipe.
Although young in ysars, being
only 1S years OF age, Fuller has
quitea checkersd careerin crime, and
has made quite an unenviable repu-
tation for himself as a tough charac-
ter.
At Marceline some time last sum-
mer he shot and killed his brother,
Jim, who attempted to assault him
in a restaurant where Dan was en-
ployed. Up to that time Dan bore q
good reputation go far as we know,
but since then his criminal escapades
have been frequent.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-12-06
This is
A Big World,

and it's full Of hundreds of
brands Of coffee, but there
isn't a single brand among
all those hundreds that is
better than Blanke's Roasted
Coffee. A good many people
in Keytesville drink Blanke's
Coffee, but I'll not be salts
fed until every person in
this town has tried it. One
reason why 1 want to sell
this coffee is that it pleases
customers so well that they
buy all their other groceries
ofme.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-12-06
Florioans In Hard Luck.

Mr.. A. d. Moore. OF Keytesville,
showed us q letter last Tuesday
from his SOD, c. l.. Moore, of Ocala,
Florida, in which bad state of al
fairs is pictured In that country.
There are thousands of people in
thatstatefrom Gainesville to Tam pa
that have been working for 80 or 40
years in setting out orange groves
aud bringing them to a high state
OF perfection in bearing.
They were succeeding admirably
and were shipping thousands of car
loads OF oranges every year at re-
munerative pricss, but alas! in sim
gle night OF last February all their
hopes for the future in orange rails
ing were destroyed. A heavy frost
at that time not only killed the
bodies of their orange trees, but kill
ed the roots as well, so that il they
ever accomplish anything in raising
oranges again they will have to be-
gin at the foundation.
The people are very much dis
couraged because OF the loss attend
ing their enterprise, in which the re-
suits OF years OF toll and thousands
Of dollars inverted took to them
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-12-06
Church Dedication.

The new NJ. E. church at Rothville
was dedicated Sunday night by Rev.
W. F. Clayton, presiding elder of the
Hannibal district of the Missouri
conference. Through the midst OF q
bowling blizzard, which ragged all
day, the people came.
In the morning Rev. G.. A. Rob-
bius, pastor OF the First NJ. E.
church, OF Macon, preached an in
spring sermon, pungent with spirit
ual truths, and stamped with his in
dividuality. In his own happy man.
ner, the financial burden, which as-
sumsd distressing form because of
the threatening weather, was rolled
aside, and everything made ready
Tor dedication at the night service,
when Rev. Clayton. with the assist
ance of Revs. Robbins, Mendenball
and Leidy, dedicated the church af-
ter receiving it from the charge of
the board Of trustee's, composed OF
John Hardy, N. j. Haskell, John II.
Hammond, J. F. Cameron and j. L.
Buck.
The building is frame structure
costing 81 800, and is built on a solid
rock foundation. The interior 10 ap-
propriately furnished, aud is finished
in light woods.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-12-06
The Tomb.

DIsEs:-A double bereavement has
lallen to the lot OF our good friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyson 8. Dimes. Of Dea'
yer. in the loss OF two Of their love.
" little daughters from mountain
|fever
Beth, the fret to respond TO the
call OF the death angel, was born 10
Brupswick January 31st. 1892. and
dIea Saturday, Nov. 23rd, 1895. At
the time Of her death an older sis
ter, Gertrude, was very Ill OF the
same dread disease with scarcely a
hope OF her recovery. Beth's re-
mains were held to await the result
Of her sisters illness, which terminal
Cd in death November goth. She,
TOO, was born In Brunswick, and has
blessed her parental home since
June, 1884.
The rvmains OF these lovely young
buds were brought by their bereaved
parents to Brunswick and deposited
Ia the beautiful Elliott Grove ceme-
terry by the side Of other precious
sleeping dust, Rev. ]. o. Edmonston
conducting the funeral rites Of the
Methodist church. = 20
We sympathize with the bereaved
in what is seemingly tbs sad dispen-
sation OF Providencss Sorrow they
must, but not as thoee who have no
hope. In the. demise OF these be-
loved children earth is poorer. but
heaven is richer to the heart-brok-
en- parents than ever before. Their
6ve sleeping babes will never return
to them, but they may go to their
departed loved ones. Out of eight
children fve have crossed the food,
and have entered upon a heavenly
|;F,heritance, Z" which 10 pncorruptible,
.hdefiied and that fads,h not away"
From all the temptations, sorrows
and suierings that might have come
tc them later In life's journey they
ara forever free. Blessed thought!
SHoEMAKKR:-"Uncle Calvin" Shoe
maker, living four miles southeast OF
Keytesville, died on the night OF No
vember 29tb, 1895, aged 76 years.
Deceased was boll in Ke1tu +
and came to Charlton county wi &
his parents at the age OF six years.
He was twice married, was the father
OF 16 children, seven OF whom are
living. His second vile alec survives
him. "Uncle Calvin" as he was
iamiliarly called, was a harmless, in
offensive man and of late years was
quite religious, hence we hope his
change was for his betterment. He
had been in failing health for sever
al years.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-12-06
Sabbath Hunting.

The Budget sayG There is o
movement on foot among the far
msrs. living in the neigbborhood OF
I've or six miles southeast OF Brook
flsld. to prosecute hunters who break
IN upon the peace and quiet Of their
Sabbath. The Law has been looked
up on the matter and the farmers
are confident taey can convict.