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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-12
WRAPS, RIBBONS, Hro.-aEo, E. sTlEuL q co.
GEO. E. STIFEL & co.

Every time Wraps sold byus now (and we are selling ew)
customer has Just saved from So $40, according to
quality Of garment bought, All have will be sold out be-
fore invoicing in January and much before they keep going
at the rate they are, You may well save this amount as
your friends
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-12

WIZ have more Cut GLASS than all
other houses In the city combined.
DILLON, WHEAT d llANCHlIll co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-12
oLorHINa AND EuRNIsnNas-p. aUNpLLNa 8 oo.

Against the cold Is necessary even for
30 hale aud hearty veteran as Santa
Claus, who fiuds an ovorcOat indispenSa'
bio. Got your overcoat before you got
cold, not afterwards, You must have
ono or the other To End overcoats
with protection in them, full, adequate
ample, aud satisfactory, Is the thing 10
do at once. Ono Of our Goats for $40
will keep you as warm as Peru, and last
several seasons. They are great Goats
for holiday wear, and like our Winter
Suits at $40 and ny, arc a bargain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-12

ANY house that beats our prices on
Diamonds will have t. steal the goods.
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCHER co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-12

DOsTI1ONs FOR FEW PUSHING
il SAlcsmcn on Ialaty: staple line. II YOU
mean business. address With particulars. stating
are LUKE bros. Chicago nob'Nd1h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-12
srooKHo1pnRs. MERTlNas.
CToCKHoLDERS' MEETING.

The annual meeting Of tho Of 0okhodOts Of tho
National Hank Of West Virginia al wheeling VIII
DO held al the banking House OH TUESDAY, jan;
nary Il. 1890, between tho hours q one " ana
three tSl O'Clock p. m..iof, Tue s!getlon o. az
rOCtotA. JOHN MAun ~. y AAhiut
WIJEYLNd, ", Va. .lDocembcT II, 1898. dell
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-12

NUANTED-TO SELL A GROCERY,
w doing gool business A bargain II sold
In ten days Address ~ caro- lntolliRencct
nf,irr deIe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-12

HOLIDAY uuODs nt q, iiGas 3 snns,
iiuy thu CNiobfhied ElgiinilN White Shirt
Iits perfect, Price Al 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-12

cALEsMEN TO TAX v ORDERS AND
- collect; ~ bond, signed by q bnsneN
firm required, exclusive lefrilot}i ~ 70 tIb
weekly. For particulars, address Il o. Box ,lh
Now York CITY. kG2ttltlI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-12
WANTED.

WTANTED-TWU FURNISHED
w Rooms, by young married couple: no
children ~. MI lulolllgenCeE dOie
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-12

VA ANTED--A SALESMAN FOR
w Wheeling aud vicinity ;onC that can hus
tic aud has ali apanainianfo amongst mo retail
day, va. m iH92
The oasis., 1895-09-21
soelety of Sd. vIeent de Paul.

Last week THE OASIS made mention of the newly organized society of St. Vicent de Paul, which had been ere ated by the ladies of both sides of the line at Nogales. Since that time the organization has been completed, and the officers are as follows: Mrs. l. Petitpain, presidents; Mrs. NJ. Mascare- Ilas, first vice president; Mrs. k. B. Hogan, second vice presidents Mrs. L. W. Mix, treasurer; Mrs. Rodolfo Oga- rrio, secretary; visiting committee, Mrs. Torres and Miss A. de la Puerta, on the American side, and Mrs. Vaci- lia Campillo, on the Sonora sidei col Iectors, Miss Maria Novion, on the Sonora side, and Mrs. Torres on the American side. Doctors Chenoweth and Purdy have been engaged as medi- cal attendants on the Arizona side, and Doctor Aguilar on the Sonora side.
 There are already some sixty mem bers of the new society, with ten gen. tlemen honorary members. Its ob- jects are to visit the poor and needy, to provide for their wants, and supply them with medicines, clothing, etc. They will meet weekly, to sew, pre- pare garments, etc, and arrange for their distribution to the best possible advantage. These noble ladies have engaged in a laudable work, and all good citizens will wish them every success and lend helping hands.
The oasis., 1895-09-21
Home Again.

Monday George Christ Sr., returned from his eastern trip looking well and hearty, and entirely recovered from his severe illness. He reported hay ing had most interesting visit, and is confident that it will result in great benefit to Nogales and vicinity. The publication of the information about his organization of syndicate to de- yelop water for irrigation on the San ta Cruz valley, was premature, and done solely through the discourtesy of newspaper reporter, who had acci- dentally learned what was being pro jected. MT. Christ says that when the supreme court of the United States passes upon the land grand titles, the proposition will be thoroughly inyes- tigated, and the projected work will be taken in hand and pushed to a speedy completion. Mir. Christ has laid the financial foundation for vast enterprise which will make Nogales one of the principal cities of Arizona, second in importance to Phoenix only, and as soon as the time is ripe the su- perstructure will be reared.
The oasis., 1895-09-21
Round Trip E1cursIons.

In connection with the Sonora rail- way the N. NJ. & A. railway will sell round trip excursion tickets to Mag dalena during the fiesta from Septem- Der 27 to October 4th, which will be good for return passage until October 9th. The round trip fares will be from Benson s9.2O, FaiIban s790, Hua- chuca s7.10, Crittenden s4.95-all in U s. currency. Round trip tickets between Nogales and Magdalena will be s3.l5 first class, s2.2O second class
 Mexican money.
The oasis., 1895-09-21
News Notlons and NoreItIes.

Spanish and English Interpreters and Dictionaries, Mexican Mining and Stamp Laws, Sonora and Mexico Maps, Opals, E'iligree Silver, Drawn, Linen and Souvenir Spoons, Maga zines, Blank Books and Stationery, Pocket Cutlery, Smokers Articles, Toilet Goods, etc, etc.
 SONORA NEWS COMPANY.
The oasis., 1895-09-21
Rodeo Notice.

Theupper Santa Cruz rodeo will com mence at Raventon, Monday, Septem- Der 23d, 1895, thence south to Tubac, thence working Salero, thence San Ga yetano to Calabasas, thence Potrero to International line, thence Stone house down the SantaCruz to Guebabi, thence to Sanford's and down Sonoita to Cal abasas, whereit will end.
 THos. BAYzE, Captain. NoGALEs. September 9th, 1895.
The oasis., 1895-09-21
NotIce.

On the night of September l0th and the morning of the l7th, five trees on my premises on Nelson avenue, were destroyed by predatory COWS. Two were red, one branded II the other c, and the third was white branded B. All owners of cattle are hereby noti- fled that ifany further damage is done l shall shoot the animals doing 1t.
 Jog DE LUsIGNAN. NoeALEs, Sept. lsth, 1895.
The oasis., 1895-09-21
Viva Mexico!
Concluded from First Page.

display of fireworks at the plaza and a score of hot air balloons were sent up during the afternoon.
 The display of fireworks was inter- spersed with music by the Filhar- monlc Band, and the Nogales Athlet- it Clubs glee singers rendered several patriotic songs.
 GRAND BALL
 Tuesday evening the celebration ended with grand ball, given under the auspices of La Junta Patrioti- ca,e In the Sonora school house. The dancing hall, (which had been deco rated, under the supervision of Sefl- ores Alejandro Edgerton, J Lamarque Alberto Mascareflas, A. Barnettt and E. Aceyedo, in a most handsome and artistic manner) was filled with q joyous party, who kept time to the delightful music away into the small hours. Seilores Goldsmith and Ra- mirez, acted as "bastoneros" in a credltable and graceful manner.
 Those present were: Sonora Anita de Ogarrio, Seiiora Luisa de Masca- refIas, Seflora Dolores de Mix, Mrs. c. Dubois, Mrs. A. A. Doherty, Seilora Catalina de Ramirez. Sonora Elisa de Chenoweth, Senora Maria de Castillo, Margareta de Ramirez, Mrs. F. II. Seymour, Mrs. Fred Herrera, Mrs. A. T. Bird, Senora Roslta de Ramirez, Seflora Mariana de Braun, Seflora de Parades, Senora Jesus de Tapla, Sefl- ora de Cafeda, Mrs. J. Woodrum, SeiIora Isabel de Smith, Sefiora de Gaxiola, Senora de Peck, Sefiora Car men de Vasquez; Seforitas, Luisa Mascareiias, Manuela Escalante, Ana Ramirez, Clara Holler, Mariana Ye- lasco, May Seymour, Freda Herrera, Amelia Pesqueira, Armeda Pesqueira, Maria Noyion, Ila Hayes, Ada EKey, Nellie Walker, Pastora Joffroy, Luisa Joffroy, Corolina Frey, May Liggett, Mamie Hannah, Annie Hannah, Virginia Gaxiola, JesuSita Gaxiola, Magdalena Noyion, Carmen Barnett, Margarta Jotfroy, Guadalupe Salcido, Maria Salcido, Louisa Caledo, Alta gracia Mazon, Julia Simond, Carleta SimOnd, Clotilde Simond Luisa Mar tinez, Lolita Soto, Margarita Esparza; Seflores: Manuel Mascarefias, Rodolfo Ogarrio, Cirilo Ramirez, Aurelio San doyal, C. Dubois, Dr. Geo. Goodfellow, Lieut.. B. ". Leayell, II. K. Cheno- weth, Carlos Cara Cortina, K. H. Sey- mour, Eduardo Ramirez, Jose Castillo, Jack Woodrum, James Mix, Allen T. Bird, Ignacio Pesqueira, A. Braun, Ramon Vasquez, Dr. F. H. Wells, E. K. Sykes, Fred Herrera, Dr. A. A. Do herty, Jesus Tapia, Julio Bouchet, A. F. Paredes, Juan Fernandez, A. Dlaz Velasco, E. Aceyedo, F. Braun, A. Sa- yago, J. Saldamando, F. Ortega, D. Oyiedo, J. Gatica, A. Suastegui, En- rique Novion, Manuel Escalada, AL berto Barnett. E. L. Blossom, Ben Goldsmith, W J. Purdie. c. E. Tyler, George Christ, F. Robertson, c. Cald- well, Carlos Elias, A. Joffroy, P. B. Yates, Frank King, H. V. Lewis, Luis Martinez, James Welsh, c. H. Wild, Richard Fleischer, Alejandro Edger- ton, Alborto Mascarefas, Lewis FIeis- cher, Ed. HoIler, D. Velasco, Jose La marque, F. Yelasco, Manuel Mascare- fas Jr., Marshall Bird.
The oasis., 1895-09-21
American SI. E. Church south.

Reverend s. V. Dilley, pastor Sery- ices every Sabbath at Il a. n. and 7;30 p. m. Prayer meeting every Wednes- day at 1;3o ?. n.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30
Xurcmburg.

Barnid . - Nui Der Strede ami
iheu Sarnih uro NutelsYas itleBer
spsl JrnhtSise auiammer, uobel Ore
9ocomOtluen uno aht &asen Sertriim
mtrt NIB bier Der Bobnbeoienfetel
tOotlih %psrlDunoet puroen.
Warfen. Yem WuQrr @itrt
BON Warteu wuroen. pGbreno er oil
Dem 5eloe piliste, Spei Yferoe psmSlit
erihlasen.
9urembura.-Serr 8. ". S!urm
ieii 48 Sabren Sscretdr oes Nrmeu Bu'
reaus in 2ursmburs, 1T bert i'm Ilte'
Don 67 Sabren ssitorben.
5els-9as S,Gotdeu 5els wirl
einsu neuen 8iosf erbulten, ou Der alt
bauidais IT.. 3erielbe miro etua 3,
500 81. foiten.
8aQenborf-Iie @ilpidwein
baben wdbrsno oes lesteu Winters in
Der llmaes no n Wnlentori redt be
trdttliden Shaosn anserihtst, 10 nai
manhsr 4unomunn esn6tbist mar, i'm
5rablius isin Saatfelo beu 81 b%eitelen.
Nud isst nod fommeu bieielben iaIi
ieos Natt aus lbrem Set,ted beruo'
uno ridten sarS DEFENDERS in Der NGb'
Dol @alcunsen srpBe SerWlitunsen on
W onborf-9ie Nrbeiten an BEN
aloiier Der @liiabstbrinuen in Ntonoor'
Sur Beberbersuns ormer G%ursdite idrei
ten raiii9 oorau, uno Uiro Der gau IN
furS,r 9elt iertlsseiie0t iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30
Waiblumcu.

lie weite Staet auf nadtem 5uee
Turhpareert lie ron 6lus ~ Saus,
llne bietst Itsu nit tlceem 8rube
les Ven;ss licbte 3ineer aus.
,Maitlumsn fault! fault aus Grtdrmsr
Gut Strpb Ter Batter iierbene lte9t,
Die Wutter in ZEN welten Grmen
Gin ihmattenp Sinh in 3tr1nen wts9t"
St tas tes 5rutlinss critics 8rueen,
Gin Wsb'selhrei Der ttit' rem Nctb?
Sie feilibt nit leinem Iuft, eem luBsn,
I'm einen SiiIsn trcdsn Srct.
Waislcdhen, y rlsn, bic ect giete
Ter Yraut ms 1riine Sdar or ftht,
9Sie, earum iprceten cure Srtebe,
Idb Elm r%erbun9erne Sinh ne trthi!
llne tisies 8ine--bis ;arten @lieeer,
gerbuGen fble6tr Sumpen taumt,
1as blaue 4use Ipie9tlt mteeer
Tee iunsen genies itpnltcn Sraum.
Die 2rde fullest nit arlenem Satmen
Gin rubrene Silp Der llnibule elm.
unp ielbsr ruin bu peinen Hdmen,
Iu Walenblume, CART une rein!
Der Iutttr @an3en, tcbl une masrr,
@ertleihen in Der eumrfen Suft,
Zen Batter auf rem Stertelaaer
lmwtbst eu nit friltem 1uft.
limb mi, pom 6aub hes &bsnewtntes
Gas WIisn9lSdbsn lsii' srtttnat,
90 tpnt's UNI lie, penn ibres 8lnees
@ebst lid auf gum Simmel ltptnst.
III ,arte, ls%n;sntiprpbte Slutbs,
Sie Soft 70 tplb une rein erlhuf.
Tab trsu isin @uss rid bsbuts.
Iab Witleib wede Dir esin 8uf:
,Waiblumsn fault! fault aus Grtarmen
Auf Strcb Der Batter iterbene lteat,
Die SHUTTER in ben pelfen Irmen,
Gin Itma htenp Sinh in 5tr1nen wie9t."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30

Nr~ ttfsn 3ut @tb IN, lam i'm 9aufs Ell.
Nv mes Satres rtel iraren, rsnn CT aus.
Nl} os,~s fnett, tdf frtue 3Uas tets an Ter
USussN1 3sit fnb. Die Sortb 4; Nsitcrn
2trc6e IN cine Ter ,upGrlGifsfsn i'm G%tntrsffsn ,nr
rittiacu 3tit. tdttr Ter Stiftnss bttm SsidtrFn bic.
fer Strets @de strtnnt. Ias itSnte 9srarustn
brim Rctisu II &c unfrtittB, ptun man iettia isiu
3itl trrsitt.-lrst Sdpttt, Ntrnsdprlts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30

auer babel intsrefirter Earteien in Der nit
benz 8. Suli '95 be9inuenoen Sisung bieies
BOARD angepronet. Wonotsberibt oes
Sbertii fur Npril wurbe auf Nntrns onse-
nommen uno Sur Nufbepabruns buriid9e-
le9t.-Beriht oes Gountp 8ermeiers Yf.
V. H,el iuuroe benz Boaro unterbreitet
berielbe entbdlt cine NbihdBuns Der Soften
fir 0nfertl9un9 elmer 3arte bon Stearns
gountp, auf ipelder bic 8renSen Der Sdul'
o%iItrifte mad elmer Siale BON ~ 3ou Su
elmer Weile anseseben. uelhe bic Srtsbe.
ihreibuns. Seen, g~Saferaus0en, Simple.
Giienbabneu uuo 5abrtue9e uno Die IN
8ierSi9e einaetheilte Sectipneu Seisen io0.
Yreis $50. Nuf Nutra9 tpuroe Der Beridt
Gouaro Dllller OILS Gin Sel'G omite fur
Wuterialien uerpieien. Nuf Nntra9 Ser'
taeuns sine die.
Garth. EtrI
YoriiSer oes Snaro Der 9onntp'
Gommiiare pon Stearns 60.
Seitdtigt:
y. 3 8ruber,
Y ourtps Nuottor uno ,,erzof1clo"
9lerf oes Bparo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30
Nbenblikuna. ben Is. Mai 1895

SNN". VIZ wv w. ~Nsh iCp'H
Scr Gtrtngung 9enaB trat Der Sparo Sia
inmmen; ollie Oiltalteoer aniueleno; Sartb.
EirS oils YoriiBer.- 8eiuh flir cine Bepll.
liauna I'M Yetra9e ron 81 900 oils Beiiteuei
Sum Ban eiEe5 Sulpert lber Die Gaptne ar
8. Npc. nDrolld, ueldes uon einem lpeS,el
len, pom Ct. 9louo Staoiratb eruarnte
Is pmtte oor9ele9t tpuroe, marc auf NntraG
oCS gouaro Wller, Gonmilar Dec erltcil
9iitritte, oui ben 3llb 8els9t.
"a uou Den SorliBern Der 3ciun'S uper
piiorcn Der peridieoeneu 2opns in oleism
Gountp 8eiuhe fir Yridenbau, Hepnratur
uno 8erbclierurg bon Be9en oorgele9i
puroe, 10 III biermlt beihlolien,. oaB nats
oenanute Summen aus benz 60. &eierpe,
6uno be5aDlt meroen uno inter Nnleltuua
Der @orIlBer Der CONN Superpiloren uno
oes betr. 9ounip @ommulicrs ausaeaeben
peroer lpll an9eoronet, DAB leoer 2opn
Die Saliie oes &oltenbeirases tra9en iou
uno BOP nidts beSoblt wiro, bis bic Nrbeli
Sur 3uirieoenbeit oes BOARD 9eibeben 1T:
5omn u lbaup fir ben Ban elmer
Bride iiber elnen Bad III Sectios
ten |, 2, 81, %, ~, 10 uho 10,
5Ownib,p i25, 81. Sl.......... $3.50 OC
3piun Npon fir @raoiren eines
Dfiertlihen Snbrre9eS BON Suls
~otn9sioro hah Nppn IN Seciiou
26, Sownihip 125, 81. 30....... 200 0C
Conn Brodwapi ir Brtdenbau
iber einen Bad IN SECTIONS 81 II.
32, 8Opuibip 1877, 81. 29....... 100 OC
2opu y 70 d y flr Sau eiuer
Srude iiber linen Bad uno 8ras
hiren III Section 81 II. 10, Somus
lb,p 1876, ST, 29.... ........... 100 OC
5opn q ron gate fir Bau uno
Draoiren IN II nno l, 8ounibip
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30
OcSct Was Oct Gon9reB
SN|]|, 9etban hat.

9aourh wuree 6. R. Gooper 9eSnur.
gen, Yierbe su Is Cts. Al bsihlnsen Dor.
oerbui uno 8eitlasen Su 20 Gents; swei
fir 35 Gents. Neue giisn 35 9entS oas
S:Ad, Yoreerbui uno Sioe 8ei9btS so
Gents. Gin Set fir 81 so, uno ole Nrteu
Yfluss, &usens uno Su99psA rbeit pie nuh
allaemeine Sdmleoearbelt ~ perbaltniBs
maBts s~erinsen Y~re,ieu Su psrrihten. IS
peroen elh BON % bis so 9rpsent eripart.
Nue Nrbett sarautirt. Yerldumt nidt, bel
uus p%prSulpreden. iuenn ibr Nrbeii tbun
laiien poGi. Besiiuiti9t ben geiter in ben
Ereiier. Ode BON Z. Npeuue uno /. StraBe
lntllt, Dem Spernbauie Seseriiber, ct.
9loub, W4lun. Alba
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Ct. glouo, ben l6. Moi '95.

Ct. glouo, ben 16. Doi. '95.
Ter S%ertaguu9 gentdB trat Der Yparo Al,
lanllnen; alle YRltgllCoer aniueleno; Sartb
ElrS oils SpriiBer. 6olaenoe Hednuuaen
puroen oern Soaro poraele9t, an9eupmmen
uno CUR 3dblun9 an1ewlelen:
Sertus Wllller, Yoltmarfen uuo GrprtBs
ausla9en Sl8.S5; Vlonter Yreb SO. SlantS
fir SbaSnleiIter mo Northumberland
$50; Ylonter YreB So. Oelira uent Stcuer
bidder tiir Nuoltors Office 1850; y. g.
@ruber, Yoiimartcr, grprefausla9en etc.
22.55; Y. y. Saruun, Sintraguna bon
5pwnibip Yaplereu, Toitmarfen, grpreB II.
/. 10. 3l.25; 3. .. Craig, Yoliseissbnbreu,
Staat 9esen u. Noums $3.50; Subert Dan.
len, Srleoensritter9cbiibren 1876; g. ,.
3euneop, 3eu9eu9cblbren 1.12; &. TX.
Gmmel, Nniertl0urg einer Sppotbet enliite
ilr Nlifiior, Goiimarten etc. 1880; I. 8.
Gauilllon, 3euseuscbibren LIZ; 3. 5.
CRAIG, EpliSliten9eblbren 2.l5; pub. Sans
fen, 6rieoensrlttergcbiibreu 1890; Sp. Bic.
aenbein, 3euaen9ebubren LIZ; VI. Z. So.
mel, Gcpcratur III IN bitors Siirce $50;
8ater, grabt Il Yoiucr Co., 8as uuo elct.
tr,ites 9tbt bis gum 20. Npril 1895 uuo
9Saiier bis /. Nu9u't 1895 "a 90; S.N
| Ululllll, NlltUlllNl lNb1 ttrHtUuUttu, Sluul
aeaeu y. Wtoore 3.sj, Sacob gSeber, Sra.
otren uno llebsrbrutcn etnes 9p.sSabrpe.
aes in SpriH9 StQ, Sect. %, 3opn,bip 124,
81. 33, DEM Contract lemdB 1900; Gouaro
MILLER, 9ommtiur8cblbren, Weilen9elt
uno 9icnlic oils Y onlIle mit9lieo fir Nbsugs
lanai, ShrClbmattrlll uno Saut 8ipel
Yrude 1880; SoiCpb 5tecl r, 9ommiiiar.
aebibren, Wclleu9Clo uno 9tenltleiituHg in
Sahen Der Conn GCllesepille Sdulan9ele
acnbeit 24.30; ST Scnoiten, gommiiidrae
bibren, Wcilcn9elo uno Nrbeit als Gomite'
mtt9lleo BET @s9e' mo Shulan9ele9enbe,
ten 26.4O; SaIib. Nui, gommifar9ebubrer
uno Wclleu0elo, SoGro OF Nuoit uno Diem.
&c ais 6 omltemlt9lieo bei 8esearbeit $40
som. Smith, Gomml'ar9eblbren uuo Nlei
len9elo 1880
Gui Antras iiuo iolsenoe 8eses mi
Observation-Disclosures Der friiberen elite IN
ter ben sleIben Sortcbrunseu beissilgt:
5opn 9urembur9 fir ben Bau
zines gSe9es iibtr cine Hapiue
III Sectlou 5 uuo q, Sownibip 1872,
Slare ~ 10 U,
5ppn " ateiielo fir ben Sau
elmer Brilde ibcr Sauf Hipet in
SectionCu 81 NIB 30, 3omniblp
1922. Nj. 125 D,
8eiuh oes 3bpmt. Nloen fir NbGneeruut
Der AblddBun9 uuo Serringerun9 bel
| Steueru OUT Cots II uno IL, Blod AZ II
Curtis 8ernieliuug uuo tbellweiie in ". V
Brown's Nooitlou 81 81. 9louo narb benz
Boaro por9elest, uui antras aber pernor
fen.-Nui Nntru9 puroe oas 8eiud Dol
5obu 5nhs, Der EN- aeieblih beredtistsl
Stlmmgeber, @ruu0beiBer uno Sniaiie De.
Shulolltrltts Is 1T, BON asna nntem 81
Itrltt seirenut uHo Dem Blltrlit No IA suss
Sdblt an meroen, an9enommen. GIlal
| 3 feutliter Beianntma1una uuo ein BerbO'
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Suncc:Sijcns.

Ter Staee-S~ reindn; ;uiclae mllItn ats
furee, bic in St. Glcur 9etalten msrtsr,
am crcr Dor benz /. Suni 1895 l"i,sntrt
wcreen. Gs wire hermit tstannt semaht,
tab bic gcrtetrunlsn tteier Sreinani
itritts einsebaltcn wereen. Sr9snc cine
YsrIcn in Ter Staet, bic einen 6une be.
het, Der niht l"i,sniirt 1T nat cen |. Stunt,
wire selselih bel1ngt peresn. @sbt hem
Stdetitreiber bic Nummsr cures Sauits
an, msnn itr bic ei;sns eintclt.
%. 6afs,
! Spe,ieter Ycli3it une S%uneefdnstr,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17
Stealing His Own Property.

A reckless man left an apple in Tag
on his desk where several people sit.
An Office boy ''peeped'' into the bag,
lowering longingly around it, finally
brought another boy around to share
the temptation, asked if anybody
owned the apple, and then assured that
the apple belonged to nobody in the
world, promptly fell. There seems to
be something in the theory that crime,
like misery, loves company, for the
youngster divided the apple with the
other boy, making him party to the
theft. Not content with this, he placed
a piece of coal in the paper, closed the
top and replaced the bag on the desk
The rightful owner of the apple came
in minute later, and seeing the office
boy and the bag containing the apple,
as he supposed, he picked up the latter
and held it out.
Here's an apple / saved for you" he
said and he handed over the bag to the
boy.
Honesty is the-but everybody knows
what it is, and that Office boy looked
truly MISREPRESENTATION that he had
divided the apple when he might have
had it all!-N. Y. Tribune.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17
GRlPMEN WHO ARE ARTISTS.

Cable Cars Piloted, as Rule, With Skill
Safety and Comfort Nowadays.
The great ma ority of the cable grip
men have now so perfected themselves
in their work that usually they start
and stop the cars smoothly. Many of
them are artists, who handle Il car
beautifully, calculating with the ut
most nicely, not only the power at com
mand, the weight carried, and the
operation of the brake and grip of the
particular car, but also the movements
of ncighboring teams and their effect
upon the truck Immediately in front,
and the characteristics of the driver of
the truck ahead. With all these ele-
ments they compute the measure of
speed needed. There is in the town per-
haps, no set of men more alert, physic-
ally and mentally, than the high
grade gripmen. They pilot their cars
fearlessly, dashingly, and safely, often
with but hairs breadth to spare.
1t would be hard to say which are
the better gripmen, those of Third
avenue or Broadway; but it is certain
that to see the Broadway gripman at
his best he should be watched as he
shoots the Fourteenth street curve
The men are all watchful and ready
for any emergency, but, while some are
apparently under a strain, others stand
erect and trim and square to the front,
and there are some nowadays whose
first motion to set the brake before the
crossing is not a righthand pull upon
the brake wheel. but a left-hand thrust,
and that takes muscle.
To be sure, people occasionally ride
with gripman not yet accustomed to
his work, who starts q car as if it were
a shell out of a gun, and who stops it as
if there were a precipicc two feet
ahead. Then people fal. over one an
other and smile vacantly, just as they
did at the start when cable cars were
ncw-N. y. Sun.