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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-23
SDfaleS.

= Die ytuB= unb &afalNenbdl4me
boben es oies Sabr ben 9lepfel= unb
girnenbdumen na6gema6t ibr ST.
trag 1T Elm lebr rei6er.
= Sn Weit uhri6sbille brannte leb=
ten 0tittmob gta6mittag Elm Srau
Safe llbri6 gebOrenbes Saus nieoer.
gtmas abgelegen, fonnte bas Saus nit
ben Waherl6ldu6en ni6t e1rsi6t tper=
ben uno man mubte ii9 barauf BE-
F6rdnfen, Die nebenitebenoen @ebduoe
gu i6iiben.
= Seit z bis s Sabren linD 0r.
9lusuit G0niss Samburger Sropfen bel
mir i'm Saule tets borrdtbis iie err
neiien 1i6 INNER als bas bette Mittel
gesen alle 2eber uno 9ierenleioen. =
36eo. @. Sobtmann, Go. Is pbelan=
guiloing, San Trancisco, Gal.
Sn Der Mittipoh Nabt bon letter
Wp6e gerietb auf Dem gabnbofe in
Senniion beim Wagentuppeln 2aprence
Woibal nit einem SUP unter elm Stab.
Die gerlesung iheint nidt 10 sefdbrlib
gu iein, UNI eine Nmputation nDtbig su
MAIDEN. @lei6 in Der folaenben 9}a6tI
wuroe Der gremier Sobn Salmon bas
Opfer zines dbnli6en llnfaas, nobel
iein Mrm i6per berlebt muroe.
= Nus Der Sail in Goibocton linb
in Der ga6t bonn 16. auf ben II. bier
Gefansene ausgebrp6en. Sieielben
ma9teu elm Sod in bas Sa6 bes Sc
fdnaniiies uno itiegen an elmer Setter
binab, wel6e bon Mrbeitern, bic elm
neues Sad heritellen Iolten, iteben se=
la1en tuoroen mar. 9ie 9lusbre6er
6eiBen Gjeo. 8aniidle, 20 Sabre alt,
Sreo. 8rigbtman, % Sabre, Sarrp
Ringtpalt, 40 Sabre, unb Solepb Mil=
lisan, % Sabre aft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-23
0ie.Iebtc &egisIatttr.

Nabbem nod monatelon9em Nidts=
tbun uno unniibem @eidmdb in ben
leBten Sagen Der 5ibunesperiobe Die
Bills gu Dubenben unbeieben pailirt
ober absetban tpuroen, f6rieb bic Ohio
Staatsaeitung in Columbus, tpel6e
fonit alles mas irnerbalb Der republif.
partei getban unb setrieben miro, in
ben Oimmel binauf lobt, Der 2egislatur
fDlgenben Sab ins Stammbu1
,Oie Bills tpllrben aus bem Mermel
9ei6iittet unb bebanbelt tpie bas S1mei=
neleiid in elmer Wuritmai6ine lie
iausten pfeilidnea elei9 S6litten
bur6. Sold elm vSlibe &enp, Slibe"
lit big iebt ni9t erlebt tporben."
SEPT freili9 iiberpuraelt Die Staats=
3eituns fait bol &ubm fiir bieie cor=
rupte 2eaislatur.
Oie unabbdnsise cincinnati Set
tllna" fiigte obigem Stammbu9pers
ben folgenben bel :
uWas bon benz Yolte oes Staates
Sbio BON Der 2egislatur au6 perlangt
tueroen mobte, ni6ts ipuroe ibm ee=
mdhrt. Saaesen baben Die Brofeilions=
polititer Naes erreibt. IS linb falt
ausidliebliA nur @eiebe in oeren Snte=
relIe semadt tporoen. 2eute, Die ni6t
blos Die politit, Ionoern aud Die Boli=
tifer fennen, bebaupten, baB bic nun gu
ibren beimatbliben Sdien Suriidfebren=
ben @eiebgeber gu Der iblebteiten Qua=
litdt gebDrt baben."
Sa, uno aud unler SracD muB mobl
gu oieier Nualitdt sesdblt baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-23

csm Der 0ereinisung lit Stdrfe.
@eIunbbeit 1T Die barmonii1e Sbdtig=
feit Der 8erbauuugs=, @rndbrunss=,
Mbionberungs= uno Musi6eiOunas=
ssllnttipnen. Wenn elm Organ bes
.R0rpers Ieinen Sienit Derlagt, tritt
0ermirruna unb St0runs Elm. lln=
peroauli9feit. Yerifopftbeit, gnt3iin=
oung uno 6ieber fiibren sur Grantbeii
uno enben nit bem SDbe. Weiie Mer3te
pereinigen einfa1e 0eilmittel, um aui
Die periAiebenen GunftiDnen gu tpirfen,
bic poren su 0ffnen, 8erifopfunsen sll
|entfernen, bas Blut su reinigen unb BIZ
|Gefunbbeit tpieber ber5uIfellen. Oit
ebripiiroigen M0nde baben in ber gaa.
tur eigensm @arten graneien fir BIZ
2eber, ben Dlagen. bie 0aut unb bi,
|g2ieren gefunben, um Der Rranfbeit ben
Gintritt at iuebreil, itno fiir bieien8ebu
linD ct. Bernard RrduterpilIen uniiber
|troffen. 3a rs Gents bel NpOtbeferl
III baben.
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Ne,teite Wa6ri6te,t.

@ouperneur gampbeIlfranf
6peben, ba mir I'M Begriffe feben,
sur Prelie gu seben, erieben mir aus ei=
ner Oepei1e Der Cincinnati poft, bab
@ouoerneur Campbell in Solse Der gn=
ltrensun9en Der Gampasne frant ge=
iporben 1T. @puoerneur McG Gprfle BON
Weit Birsinia miro mabri6einli6 mor=
aen an ieiner Stele in ubri6spile uno
Canal 9oper ipre9en. Gie &ranfbeit
oes @ouuerneurs tit ili6t gefdbrli1,
erforoert aber unbeoi,gt Die er6bte
S9onung.
9as engliide llltimatum an 8ene=
Suela tpirb bon 2onbon aus bementirt
bagegen babe Gnglanb allerbin9s feline
Toroerungen, bic tpeiter eeben als bis=
ber geslaubt puroe, In entlAieoeniter
Weiie erneuert.
Mus Mien miro Der 5elbmpro bon
Gelomari6al 9unit=Noelsbeim uno iei=
ner @attin 9emeloet. uriade finan3iene
Sdmierisfeiten.
Sn Spargaro, preubiid : golen, 1T
.bas Waiienbaus abgebrannt 10 Slim
Der famen in ben Slammen um.
9lm Montag Wbenb ilt Der pral lioent
in 8eeleltung bon bier Serren ieines
Gabinets uno beren Syrauen mad 9lt=
lanta aur Nusfelung perreist.
% 3on S6nee aipilden Solmespille
unb Sspeso, g. 3. S6litten circuli=
rem auf ben StraBen.
9as bemofratif6e Staatscomite ber=
Offentli6t orei tpeitere griefe bes &eb.
Soeffer 0iebe an anoerer Stelle.) Ser
smeite 1T an Senator 8riee oeI6rieben
uno entbdlt Die befannte Sferte, 9e0en
3abluns bon $500 ibm feline Stimme
als Sunoesienator su aeben. Ser
brittle batirt bonn II. Sftober uno 1T
an Serrn NnberIon bonn Staatscomite
Neribtet, tporin er i'm als Sreuno bit=
tet, feline Sriefe ni6t 81 per0ffentliben,
ba ihn Dos ruiniren miibte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-23
9Spatc Sein Iot,tm perfaniett.

@roBes 9lufIeben ma1t cine ioeben
our6 Die 3eitungen gebenoe 8er0ffent=
libung bes bemofratiI1en Staats=Go=
mites. tpel1e elm um Wiebertpabl Ii1
beperbenbes Mitglieo Der leBten 5taatss
Geiebgebung betrifft. u. %. 9oeffer,
Elm anselebener Geiitli6er in @reenpilIe,
auf Dem republifanii6en 5ifet bon
Garte @ountp fir Staats=Senator fe=
6enb. bat i,dlnli1 Dem oemofratii1en
Gomite eiren Brief seidrieben. iporin
ct segen geSablung bon $500 Offerirt,
fir einen Oemofraten als 8unoes=Se=
nator au itimmen. Grit leugnete 0oelf=
ter bic Mebtbeit bes 8riefes, als aber
Der cincinnati Snquirer" Elm Taeli=
mile oesielben bradte, muBte Der fau=
bere 9err, Der felt 25 Sabren cine bers
borragenbe STEELE llnter ben @eiitli1en
Der Gbriitian @bur6 sefpielt bat, Die
Sa6e 3uaeifeben uno iiberianote gleib=
ssitig Dem republifanii9en @ountp=go=
mite feline Niidtrittsan3eige.
Naboem Die erite 9eltiiraung aber
bOriiber, bat lid oei finoige &epereno
auf Die Musreoe beionnen, Die Inter
ibrift lei stpar ddt> er babe lie .blaneo"
einem setpiiien Guller, Bibelaseut aus
glelp Wort seseben, aber Der Brief ielbit
lei BON sfpeiter 0anb Obne iein Wi1en
seihrieben iuorben. Das 1T ielbitper-
ifdnolid faules 3eug, aber Die 9anss
NTfaire seist oeutlid, tpie corrupt Die
leBte 2egislatur nit ibrer 4i5 Mebrbeit
setpefen LIT. Wenn bic 0rpmmen 10
operiren, tDie m6een es erif Die vWelt=
timber getrieben baben
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Snrniibts Sa5aar
ut oer Ylab sn biaiget,
Gimfdtafett.

SD babe cine id6ne MusmabI bon @t,,Teuleteru bic
ttb iebr billig perfaufe inter benz Roiteupreis.
Sin brdutIicbes 9afel.eerniee felb ntportirt. bas
beribmte 9oulton Sabrifat. fir $500.
SD nerfaufe eiuen suten, sebraudten &eiaofeu iebr
btuig
Gin pollftdnbises brdutlbes SafeGerpice, beforrtg
engIidbe maare, fir nur $500.
Cine meme @aien 2amps, ipertb $l25, fir s8 gts
unterfleiber, wdttems, Strinspfe, 9dnber epiben.
fbuHen am biaisiten bel mir sefauft merbem.
RobIeneilner ppn "a - 80 Cents
Gbeetefiel su alleH reiien touimt unb iebt bieieI
beu
9idtteifea sur adlfte bes @reiiss, pie e auOerspt
perfai,ft merbeu
SbmudIadsen, aganbubren. MseKer. Gabelu Salb
iobIen, seifteu &c. oerfaufe i'd iebr btIis.
Wenn SIR nad Der Stabt fOmmt,
| 10 sebt mad
8rrmtSes grokem 8ajaar,
iehen Tag tammtn neae
Maaren an.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-23
8,dIetss 9rmifa saIbe.

Die bette @albe in Der Melt fir
S6nittmunben, @ei9tpiire, Sal3fluB,
Gieberpunoen, Musi9lag, aufsefprun-
gene 0dnbe, S5roitbeulen, Siibnerausen
unb ale 9autausfdldse, iopie fie be-
ftimmt 9dmorrboiben beilt. Sic ipirb
garantirt, bic bette 3ufrieoenbeit 3u ge-
ben, ober oas @elb miro suriif9egeben.
preis 25 Gents per 5dadtel bel s. s.
Mtller 81 Sohn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-23

= glus ssremont, o., miro berihtet,
baB alif Sacob Doters 6arm in Scott
9otpnibip cine Celquele bon auberorr
oentliheni Msihtbum ansebobrt ipprben
Tel. sSn ben erifeu paar 9agen BAT lie
1000 SAB DeI ousgeporfen, obne baB
Elm Nahlaiien oeS Drudes DerIpirt
,tpproen ipdre.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-23

Ger populiitii1e @ounerners gan=
oieat Gorep. fheint cine fonoerbare &ols
le 5u fpielen. gls er neuli6 in Milo,
elmer Worltabt bon Columbus, eine Ne=
be sebalten, madte er iofort nahber
einen Befud beim republifanilben Gre
cutip=gpmite. Mls grgebnib elmer brei=
ftiinbigen Ronferen3 tpnrben 48 Stun=
ben ipdter $4,000 nad BEN 0odins 0al-
lep 9eiAidt, I'M fiir bas populiitifde
5idet Del ofratifde Gtimmen 3u
iuerben. Mir hielten gorep bisber mine
Oeitens fur ebrlid. jebt ideint fr ii6
lelbit gum 0anblanger elmer partei berr
abgemiiroigt sa baben, bic ct 3u betdm-
pfen bOrgibt.
y Ser friibere 6Iterrei9iide Mini=
|iferprdfioent, Graf 5aaffe, III auf iei-
mem Cute Glif1nll in Bbhmen an eli
mem 0er5Ieioen fdiper ertranf. iein
|Befinher lit tritild.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-23

Y Sn Rumdnien bat bas Miniferi=
nm relignirt nnp an oe1en 6telle 1T
sin liberales 9etreten, an Dejien 6pibe
Denleter Gturb3a nebt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-23

1 0uptuhEs
0as GaiIer SSrieD,i1 Senfmal be
gD0rtb lit am Is. DIT. unter GROCER
Jeierli6feit einoemeilt lporoen.
9lufie9en bat es erreAt, bab tein Mit=
glieo Der bairii6en a0nissfamilie sur
5eier geiaoen mar, ba oD6 bairiI6e
Sruppen berporra9eno III Der S6la1t
bel @Dyt9 betbeiligt naren.
9ie id61iIben 2anotaaswablen ba=
ben ben 9lrtiielniten cine enti6ieoene
gtieoerlage 0cbr0Gt.
Muf &prea ieBt Iib Nublano in iebr
entl6ieoener QSelle Ielt =; oas 0orgeben
lpenoet fid bauptId6li6 sesen Sapan
uno @nglano.
Sn China bauert Die Sremoenperfpl=
guns fort.
Sci elmer Sdiffsfolliiion nahe &airo,
9lesppten, ertranten 50 perIonen.
Die britiide @esieruns bat in ibreln
@rensltreit nit 8enesuela elm Illtima=
tum an lebteres abseben lalIen.
Sn 8riisae, 8elsien, fOllen Die iei=
|ner 3eit IN Stem Oorf aussebro6enen
poitrduber in Die Sanoe Der Poli5ei ge=
ratben iein.
Sn paris fano Der Glteite Sobn oes
Californian Milliondrs MadeD bel Ell
mem Wettrennen our6 einen Sturs bonn
Yferbe ieinen SOB.
prose0e tpegen Majeitdtsbeleibigung
in 9eutldlano f6ieben wie pil5e aus
Dem 9oben.
9lu9 Der Gosialiltenfiibrer Singer
Iou pom 8reslauer Soliali iten=@onsreB
ber pro5eilirt ueroen.
S1tpere Stiirme baben in Stalien
sroben S6aoen anaeri6tet uno piele
Menibenleben gum Spfer gefproert.
9lus Mbeiiinien, in belien Na9bar=
Ibaft 1i6 befanntlib Stalien feitseiebt
bat, fommt bic Na6ridt. oaB GDnig
MeneIet pdbreno eines 6elpitters bonn
8libe erIdlagen iuorben iei.
syn Senti1lanb 1T pl0bli6 beItiser
Sroif uno G1neefal .eingetreten.
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Surge Wotise,t.
3nianh.

| NSHtuHus
9ie Staot gbicago ffeft itt Finans
lfbmulitdten Die &allen feien bolenbs
seleert fiir 5traBenreinigung }. 9.
lei fein Gent mebr ba.
Gin t1euer SeefolpB, bas S6la6t.
! f9iff ySnoiana" bat ioeben feline erltt
YrDbefabrt gema9t. Gr ioll nun oas
bette uno iGnelllte Sdiff Der 8unbes=
marine iein.
Ser S6pei3erselanote Or. piooa,
bereist ben Weiten. Sn ct. 2ouia
tpuroe er bon ieinen 2anbsleutel groB=
arti9 fetirt.
Mmtli6en Mittbeiluneen sufolse ba=
ben bic eanabii1en Seebunosid9er in
oieier Saiion 1880 Sbiere erlest, se=
gen 81, 500 i'm 8orjabr.
Ounn's neuefer Wo6enberibt uber
Die allaemeine @ei6dftslase lautet giin=
| ltig.
Sie Preislteigerung BON 8aummolle
lpar tiinltli6 BON einem Corner in SEEM
Orleans in Scene geiebt moroen na6=
oem Oieier uneebeuren @eminn er5ielt,
fdut jeBt Der preis tart.
Sie @eiSenausfubr na6 europa lit
i6ma1 ; oas 1T oer @runb, neBbalb
Der Breis 10 nieorig itebt.
Sn SEEM Sort / It Der englii6e 9er5og
bon Marlborougb, Srdutigam Der MiB
Yanberbilt, tpegen au i6nellen &abfab=
rens oerbaftet uno gebiibt tporoen.
Sn ben OLYMPIC Mountains, i'm
Staate Waibinston, befinoet lib felt
Sturgeon Elm neuer Gulfan in SbGtigteit.
Sn yforo uno Mittel penniplpanien
Itreifen Dieoerum $4,000 Spblengrd=
ber.
Sci 8an Mert, i'm @runtp 9lei9en
Namens, entgleiste in Der 6reitag
Na6t Elm grtrasue Der Sbio @entral=
babn, auf pel9em ii6 McGinleD unb
General Suibnell befanoen. gtiemanO
Derlebt.
Sn Saratoga, N. g., bat om Srei=
tag Der g8inter li1 mit einem Itarfen
S6neefall an9emelOet.
Sci Steubenbille bat am Wpntae Elm
Pan gamble PerionenSu9 elm Subrtpert
iiberfabren bic 4 slniafen muroen ee=
tOotet.
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Man fane nieinals Sanb ober iebne @eio anf iolbes
beeiben BON ber 3eit an, ba bas 2ano nod ben Ver.
GfaateH eebbrte bis ou bic 9egenlpart peribaf bat
GeloanIeiben auf erfte Sppofbefen Dtro beiDnoere
Slnimertlamfeit gei9entt
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Mitt tp o d, Is. Oft.

sSames S. 3albenbauab aesen Gbas.
G. GDibart u. VI. Cine S1ulb bon
$200.99 ipurbe pon ben Nnseflagten
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-06

ono ~ the greatest successes iu the limo
OF popular comedy y-lrama is con the Bow
ury" th. play wherein steve Brodi" 's a
principal figure, announced for thg Grand
this week The attempt TO show life on tho
Euwory Npw Nurks thorouEhfarc ot the
poor and lowly, was az FIRST considered rather
daring. But when tho yi,ey is suit 90 be
entirely clean. with no touch OF That suE-
up~ijv,Uess TO Doe found 'u most comic
DurrAs and high class itraiual comedies, its
success was at once established. a critic
lts written iu the smopoNtau magazine
that this "gcri,s of pictures OF l0w Lfs'
Is "au entertainment which Is artistic I'm
go rar chat it is true to an. interesting
phase OF real lire' Eut the piece Is more
That a. mere series OF pictures Of low life.
IL is d. very exciting. sensational story i'm
yulyiug such elements as robbery, false an-
puSati0u. attempted murder, and STIRRING
rescue E'uu and sensation prevail in turn.
The rplcuiug falls 10 the lot of Mr. iirodi".
1t Is he who prevents the falsely ac-
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-06
rHE Man WHO COOKS.
lie Is a Much More Contentcd Husband
Than lie Who Does Not


Did you ever notice how concaitad a man
is about his knowledge of housokeopiug i'm
III cuuy-r YOU have. for that is the one
spot that you can touch quickly He may
make no pretpu-i0us aup4reutlv ~ surh
KNOWLEDGE bu n lis there and will come
uut " at am rncourarrd. And ] do not
know. that It is rrfirrlv a rrucsit ~ ,,ig
makeup. either II would probably he "a
DO humor This sort spot We are sneaiiuf,,
now. of course, m this inclination Ia holm
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-06

When me department. OF fne arts sent
Irak-Adiemi began by taking UP my
quarters in lspahan. Al the end of three
had returned home at once the depa ar,me7,t
would never have believed that / was a
man Of ans depth. / was just about bored
srnt i'm 5Iaco Of tIo fp,,,G, ne fhan ,,l
rouI,r., i M"'So,tn hnan, lie uaa tr9Velcd
his ofiicer Of ordnanoe SIabineIlHga Sai Ih,'
smr p"itn IN o. Vi tS"'It, or; rH,ner' that OF
Serop. ra,,7al,,G.raG no TIS lhe rsrsian , , tsrm
man hgn OF a,,,5thSr aSGu, 81 Rgntiemanly fel,
with me several times in Paris. You can
away off there. In week the Aga and I
one morning I was dreamily riding
through the city, giving myself up for the
hundredth time to the feeling that l was
in fairyland. Imagine immense avenues,
arcades and shaded by '' risantc p blanc ,Tecl T
at whose feet are streams of running water
toun when i saw at the street corner a
i,I rS.o' ,,, Moe1 On ,nn are IKE hGth
~ IFS so ugn qS hund!fs, h,. LneE are NeileG.
~ q 80 -, Va i1tiie" -. ~" mn @ SoN
ySo,, ,e ,a az @ o,,sl,I I@ne NJ WUlnan WU,ilini
wEEGoHit wEEGoHt ! me w IVt Jo'.gsal ,5r nsg'ti
Nhleh was slender ana graceful. and
c%ua see ner large eyes siieang IKE Goals
OF Hfs' My morse vas Wa!k!hE, ana MADE
him follow very slowly the bearers of the
litter u seemed to me that the unknown
a. aaveStgTes Of t6is knd in the 5as, are l,.
SOM what uhS,atislaItory pad only slight
attention TO the matter.
wena two Gs &ays af5r again @ met the it,
ter This time | was not alone, Mchmed-
' aga WaT Waihins di, %ithh IA me. 1e,o a. me h,s{
espseaily rememg9Gref SER o those 3 eXra9rdn3sEy
~. j
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-06
Women In America and rngland.

Chicago NmesIIerlld I'm glad / live
in America said a pretty young woman,
talking to a Philadelphia reporter be
cause am never afraid TO travel Dy my
around with a friend who is married and
we We're spoken 10 in an insulting manner
every time We went out. Paris was still
worse. People speak OF the French polite
ness, but II Is only a veneer. The men
would get in front Of us on every street
corner and smirk and ogle and chatter like
monkeys lpl GLAD ! didn't understand
Snx ialnx lhsx sssld. IhsEs are na pasa IKE
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-06

tn" Au@i"nuW viii Pc dark for two
"t'Er ana WIZ reopen "lIh Nh Hthd.
Edward Awluhl general manager Of
CbIukeulE ~ Sons. piano manufacturers,
Us expected iu fan Dity mis- Neuk
As f1r MISS Al4u1 Adams thure fs moth
iu- either I'm tho poetic. .Ira.ua pr tnr mol
arr problem play that she could Go-% Now
York Herald
James g. Dur Will proGurs ut tho Gar
rlrk thaater. New York Oetuhrr el. "a new
opera hy T. ptdrs3ll rhor0n and Gilbert
Ma Weuaau Of Marshall 4 WeudaU
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-06

The French artists appear TO have got
ten the art Of photography down TO a much
hn.r basis lh1n those Of America or En-
gland. They We're The first To photograph
flying bullets race horses IN motion, and
other rapidly moving objects. The latest
graph OF a flying dragon hy by Nj. Marcy,
IN which the exposure was but the l-250Dth
part of a second by the aid of a small
electric lamp inside of the mouth of an
assistant. Marcy also claims to have photo
graphed the moving globules Of blood cir
culating In the veins, and TO have detected
a difference In the motion of the Colored
and eolorlA.s poruuEglsa-
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-06

the American men, and I never was so
fully able to appreciate II as / am now
that / nave seen those of other nations IN
their own lands. Besides. the girls are
treated better here than anywhere else on
earth, and | don't want 10 cross the ocean
ANY -
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-06

Judge: Say. pop, what does the letters
Washington"
''Dey means Daddy of his Country, you
fool chile, you. Why doan' yo' read his
trIl.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-06
I'M, wEEkIs AIrnAcrloss.

and Other Bllls.
Commencing with a matinee to-day, John
Grlffith viii be seen IN his spectacular YER
sion OF "Faust." al the Ninth Street opera
house Mr. GHmth IS one OF the best
OF Americas younger actors, and has won
his present position by assiduous labor and
nle has cards out for next Bridav svsl
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-04-04
NOTICE!
trustees Sale Of Valuable Property

PY VIRTUE OF POWER CONFER
- red upon me by Deed of Trust exc
cuted on the 9th day of December, 1898, by
the Henderson Light and Power Company
which deed is duly recorded in Vance
county, book IL, page $50, &c. and at the
request of the holders of the debts secured
in said deed, shall. ON MONDAY, THE
9Th DAY OF MAY, 1895. sell at public
auction at the court house door i'm the town
of Henderson, in Vance county, that vaiua-
bic property situate in said town, known
as The Henderson Electric Light Plant"
said property consisting OF Station House,
and lot on which it is located J0-H p
Ball engine 60-II. l.. fboiler dynamoS,
arc lamps, incandescent lamps, poles,
wire. tools. &c. Also the contract or
franchise of said Company, obtained from
the town of Henderson for lighting said
town. on the 22nd dayOf November, 1882.
The lot upon which TIE Station House is
located is fully described i'll a deed from
the Henderson Electric Light, Water
Works and Power Company to A. &.
IOllieOffer, dated the 3lst July, 1891
recorded in Vance county. Terms of sale :
Cash, III amount sufficient to pay of the
costs and expenses of sale and the amount
of matured Indebtedness secured in said
deed, (about So. i09) the balance on q
credit of twelve months.
Parties desiring to examine said property
can see same on application 10 Mr. j. Ii .
BridgerS, Henderson, \. t..
This Goth day of March, 1885.
ID. Y. COOPER, Trustee.
A G. LoIIICOFFFR ATTORNEY
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-04-04
Congratulations.

From the Alaskan, published at
Sitka, Alaska, of March 2nd, we take
the following:
There is rejoicing in official circles over
the advent of the reigning belle of the
season. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Williams
are the proud parents Of this d:minutive
beauty. She arrived at early morning
dawn Thursday of this week. Mother
and daughter are doing well and the
Marshal warns all the young swells to
keep their distance as Miss Viii liams is
not in the matrimonial swim.
Although little late the GOLD
LEAF tenders its organizations to
Judge and Mrs. Williams. We be-
lieve this is the first instance of the
kind that congratulations have been in
order during all the happy married
life of the proud parents, now covering
period of more than fifteen years.
Judge Williams is from Bonneville,
Missouri, and both he and his wife
are friends of DR.. and Mrs. w. D.
Morton, of Henders on, the Judge being
an Elder in the Presbyterian church
there during the pastorate of DR.. Nor
ton, several years ago:
Any one Wishing g. bill of lumber cut
cheap, in small or large quantities, will
leave orders at the coal yard. l am
prepared to do it on short notice.
j. S. POYTHRESS.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-04-04

Messrs. Harper & Brothers announce
ments of publications during April and
May include; The Life Of Samuel j. ISlden,
by Hon: John Bigelow..; The american
Congress: A History of National Legisla-
ton and Political Events, from 1774 to
1895, by Joseph West Moore; Mr.. Bona
parte Of Corsica, by John kendrick Bangs,
with Illustrations by H. w. McVickar;
Win The Procession, a novel of Chicago
life, by Henry B. Fuller; The Helpful Sci
enee, by st. George Mivart; 4 Daughter of
The Soil, u novel by M. E. Francis,
among the Northern Hills, by William G.
Prime; the third volume of Mhodes' Histo-
ry of the Tni4ed Sn1si The MartyeG Fool,
novel by David Christie Murray; and
Oliver Crona,eeH. by GEORGE H. Clarke, D.
D., with Illustrations from old paintings
and prints-this being new edition of
Bishop C!arke's work, with an introduce
ton by Charles Dudley Warner. The
annals Of a Quiet Neiyhborhood. hy George
Macdonald. vii. Le added to Harpers
FRANKLIN Square Library this week.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-04-04
Notice..

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IN
IL my hands issued from the Superior
Court of Vance county on a Judgment in
favor of ). q. Sattcrwhite against J. F
Gordon. which judgment was rendered in
an action Wherein the interest Of the
Defendant, y. +. Gordon, in the two lots
of land herein described was attached to
sat isfy said Judgment on February 18th
1895, and pursuant to the said execution |
shall sell for cash, by public auction, TO
the highest bidder, at the court house door
In Vance county, ON TIFF FIRST MON
DAY IN MAY, lS3-. ali the right, title
and interest Of !. +. Gordon which he had
on February 18Th. 1880 in two lots Of land
at 0ilburg, in Vance county, one eon,aiu-
ing one fourth of an acre and The other
three fourths OF All ac.e. Both lots al join-
ing the lands oI 4. A. Abbott, \ A.
Garrett, and others.
This 23rd March, 1875.
". II. SMITH
Sheriff OF Vance county, y. {.