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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-01-04

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]nb Stecnb'~r an thn ti'owine de,crib,!p :
orty: The y. - feet; If :. 100 rec,: If W. 50 Get
81 Block ,, Nh Ser h~ivi~iou, Dwe ling $500. mar
'ian 'i5e s@)."', Horse 2nd wagon 5000, Filt res
500
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-01-04
Total S2.63'.,

Total S2,63'a
Minnie Howri and the FLOWING described
property. Land in Cars N City az follows: BE
ginning at a roint on the North line of Fifth Ave
un 400 feet East OF p g. Rice and Peters Division
ond running thence East along sud line Of Fifth
Avenue 80 feet thence Y. 80 feet thence W. 30
fe"t, thence $50 feet to pl &C of beginning. s5o.oo
Tax ...,.... ... ...... ..... $50
10 per cent delinquency IL
Cost ri advtrtis ns .-........... 800
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PRENTISS
Rsctifying Pill.

You're Bound to Take Them.
Leaves NO CONSTIPATION, Cures il, AZ
we'll as BiliOUsne,s. Sick headache
aud Malaria. h only COMFORTABLE
i'll in the world. Sold by all dTuG-
gists or Sent by mail on receipt Of
price. - cents ner box. PRENTiSS
CHEMICAL CO., al California Street
San Francisco Cal.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-27
0IiiGltd, entWisMt.

SEEM YDrt, 25. Mai. Nm Sonntas
fam Die Na6ri6t aus Buerto @ortea
9onburas, bier an, oaB Der Sampfer
Bermuda" tpel9er cine 9roBe 3abl
6libuiters, iptpie cine Wienge Maffen
uno Munition fir Die cubanii6en Sn=
lurgenten an Yorb bate, nur nit fnap=
per Notb Der @efabr entsangen 1T, bon
einem ipanil6en SanonenboOte einge=
fangen Su peroen. Sn Der gta6t BON
27. Npril bate Die ,germuoa" einen
4lab an Der gtoro 6iiite @uba's etlpa
10 Meilen Dltli6 BON Garbona, errei6t
uno besann iofort. Die 2aoun9 ans
2ano au bringen. Die 2anoung mar
bepertltellig pproen, nadoem in Der
9untelbeit elm Soot nit fiinf Seeleuten
uno elmer 9nsabl 8emebren umgeidla=
gen mar, nobel Die Seeleute IGmmtli6
ibren SOB in ben @ellen fanoen.
plDbli6 lab elmer BON Der Vemannung
Der ,germuoa" ben S6ein zines elettri=
i6en 2idtes. Sas @ei6rei Der 2eute
oes um9ei6lagenen goptes mar BON Der
Semannune zines ipaniiden GanOnen=
bootes sebOrt noroen, pelhes on oer
Siite freuste. Cine Setunte ipdter
blibte in Der 6erne elm aidt auf, Der
9onner zines Ganoneni6uiles wuroe
bDrbar uno Dann iblu9 cine &u9el ettpa
800 SUB bon Der vgermuoa" entfernt
ins @aher elm. 9apitGn &ennilID, BON
Der rgermuoa". perlOr nun teine 3eit,
um lib nit bem S6iffe auf Die Sluht
gu beseben. SSeoO6 puroe oas Sdiff
perfolgt BON slpei Ipanii6en 9anonen=
booten, Die eifrlg Saao auf Die Ser=
nuoa" madten. Gum Slid fir 2eBtere,
tparen bic Spanier aber nibt 10 idnel,
pie Die Bermuda pesbalb Iie benn
aud na6 ldnserer, erfolsloier Sosb ibr
Wilo perloren. 9lu9 eini9e Der ,ger=
muoa" nadseidifte Sdiiiie ri9teten
fein unbeil an.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-27
&. & ~. GrcMriionen.

ga6 ct. 2ouis aur republifaniI6en
National Gpnpention. Sie Sifets
1inb gut bis gum FL. Sum- Dber LANCER,
penn Die Contention ldnger oauert.
9tad gittsburs gum Seif bes NOro=
9lme,itaniiben Sdneerbunoes pom 6.
bis 8. Suni. Sie 9ifets 1inb gut bis
IS. Suni. ginfader agreis fir Die
&unofabrt.
gta6 Serre Saute. Sno., at Der
Srabelers 9llc. bon gmerlfa am l. &
2. Suni. Sidets gum balben Yreiie.
9ieielben Iino siiltig big Z. Stunt.
9ad Glepelano gum Council bonn
MDfic Sbrine am %. Suni. Sic
Sifets lino gut big 25. Suni. Gin=
fa6er Preis iitr Die &unofabrt.
Sir ndbere Iusfunft tpenoe man li6
an bic Sifet Nsenten Der G. & M. Gi=
lenbahn. S
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-27
Gs gtbt 10 piele Wetn,tngcn TIT
Ses1td attf Shulte,

oaB mir tpirfli6 ni6t pihen, mas Sbr
baben pollt. gSiBten mir es, 10 tDilr=
ben ip,r bafiir i6reiben uno Sud iiber=
seueen, baB mir geraoe Die Sorte
Sdube baben, Die Sbr perlangt. Sir
cine alte Same beiproen mir einen iuel=
den, bebnbaren S6ub, pbne Saum
an Der Seiie, uno oo6 9eraoe 10 biibid,
wie biejeni9en, tpel6e Die Wao6en tra=
oen. gBir oa6ten an Die alten Sa=
men, als mir oieies Sriibiabr uniere
S1ube tauften, uno marum lie ni6t
eerabe 10 biibibe S6ube baben iollten,
pie ionit iemano, ipenn auA Die 6iiBe
empfinblid iino, 10 lit bies bo6 tein
8runo I'm einen i6le6t geltalteten
S6ub gu baben. @iner, Der biibl6
aus1iebt, lit geraoe 10 bequem. Sif
gu Elm Mann nit breitem SUB, 10
finoelt Su bel uns Sdube, Die geraoe
fiir Iolde SsiiBe gemadt iinb. Seidte,
iebr weite SOnepla S6ube fir $500.
S6ube fir oen td9!iden @ebrauh boz
ben mir, S6ube nit Sdniiren, S6nal=
len poer glaities. S6niirihube fir
Mdnner fir 95 @ents. Iir baben et=
mas fir ieoen SUB, Oas jeoem 9lu9e 9e=
fdut uno pas oas bette lit, 81 10 nieo=
ri9en Yreiien, oaB Seoermann lie tau=
fen fann. rB@ 3mei oeutide Glerfs.
8. G. parmelee, Der S6ubbdno=
Ter, 1l6 Sit=Soditrabe, Stem gbilaOel=
phia. Ghip.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-27
Rod cinntaI Oas ltngIiiG i'm
Grd,attae SSofeI.

Der gtamen beS Mdobens, bas lebte
Mode in 10 trouriger WeiIe um's 2e=
ben tam, lit Niite Aspenmall (nidt
@spenbop). Sic llrNade oes llngliifs
III barin su iuhsn, oaB Elm SnItrument
wel6es Die 3oDl Der 8olten fir ben
@ebranh I'M Snnern Der 6dlller reou=
airt, nidt mebr arbeitete. 9as @rbanoe
Sotel besiebt iein 9idt BON Der Susea=
ramos electric So. in Canal 8pper.
8ieie aebralGt gum getriebe Der Stra=
benbaDn einen Strpm BON 1000 8ol=
ten, wel6er jeood ourd einen Srans=
former fir ben 8ebrau6 i'm Snnern
Der Sauier auf 100 YOlten rebuSirt
miro. Sa hieies sSnltrument niht mebr
funttionirte, 10 itrOmte Der po0e Strpm
burh Die SrGhte bes 6otels our6 ei=
men 6ebler in Der 2eitung wuroen Die
duBern Sbeile berielben nit @lettriSitdt
oelaben uno als oas Mdbben oieielbe
beriilrte. erbielt es einen S6la9, Der
Dem lrngen 2eben in tpeni9en Dlinuten
elm Sfl0e mQOte.
Wtan bate fhon ieit mebreren Sa=
gen bemertt, baB Die 2eitlng niht mebr
in Sronungsmar, uno batte aud Die
Suscaratpas electric So. bappn be-
na6ri6tist, oph nabm oieie feline &iif=
iidt oarauf ipnit pdre oas llngliif
Derlnieoen poroen.
Sas Mdoben nuroe am Sonneritag
gtabmitta9 auf Dem bieligen oiten
Srieobof auf ber Got BON Charles g..
Sarpep, Dem Gi9entbiimer bes @rbange
Sotel bei9elebt, Der aud alle Soften Der
geeroigung beltritt.
Sas Mtao6en mar nur II Sabre aft
uno bate erlt ieit &uraem i'm Sotel gez
arbeitet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-27
OeMcrbem.

9lm l3. Ntai in garnbill i'm 0auie
ibrer Sohter 6rau s. 0eniel, 0Bitttpe
Rebeeea gromn bon Suscaraipas, I'M
Qlter BON 81 Sabren.
9lm Is. Mai in Glepelanb eSerrD 8.
Mopre bon georia, Sa. Ser 8erItor=
bene lam BOZ ca. 2 Monaten naA @a=
mol 8Duer, um Dem gesrdbnib ieiner
Ntutter, 6rau gbilip Moore, beisu-
mobnen. 9luf oem gGeae ertdltete ct
Iib unb tla9te iiber S6neraen in ben
6iiBen. Gon Canal Soper sin9 er
nah @lebelano, um bprt 8eripanote sn
belueben, bort peri6limmerte lih aber
iein 3uitanb uno troboem Die beiten
gerste beigeso9en muroen, nabnt Die
Granfbeit einen tDotli6en Gerlauf. st
binterldBt cine 9Bitttpe unb einen sipeis
idbri9en &naben.
9lm 90. Mai in Der Ndbe bon llb=
rihspille 8eorge gB. 9Salfer, 73 Sabre
alt. Ser 8erltprbene binterldBt brei
S6bne unb cine Sphter.
9lm %. Wai in ibrer Wobnun1 in
3anespille 6rou Maria Sbompion Sr=
pine, Wittme oes peritprbenen presbp=
terianer Yreoisers Sames s. Srpine
uno Mutter BON Sames s. Srpine bonn
,Sbio Democrat" babier i'm 9llter bon
IS Sabren, L. Monat unb II Sa9en.
9lm "a. b. in gfep Bbilaoelpbia
%. s.. @illaro, 8elbdftsreiienber.
Serielbe litt idon lit ldnserer 3eit an
Der NussebrunQ.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-27
Sic Yopniiiten

bes II. SiI1rittes bielten am Samltag
cine Contention, nm einen Ganpiboten
fir @onQreb su nominiren, iomie einen
grdlioenten Woblmann uno I'm Sele=
gaten gu Der populiltii6en 9tattonal=
@pnuentiOn gu ermdben.
Sir @on9reB wrroe 6orace Wbit=
comb BON llbri6spille nominirt, oils
Yrdlioentenmdbler u. 6. 2iebtmalter
pDn Seem philadelphia uno als Sele=
gaten 81 Der nationalell Contention
nuroen ermdblt: ". 3. 5000, Sem
Ybilaoelpbia !; 6. W. Some, 9enniIon;
6. q. Genoer, Woolter.
Oils Selegaten fir ben Staat nur=
ben empfublen GoreD uno Seib, jeoo9
ni6t pbne oaB iib etlpelde Oppolition
oegen ben Sanofreiberbauptman gel
teno ma6te.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-27
@armtn tpobmt Sbr tttd,t i'm
cigenctt Gnttie /?

Spredt in Der Blaming Mia bon
Sobn Gdgelp uno 5obn al Gront
StraBe bor unb Sbr tperbet finoen.
oaB es eben 10 leiht 1T, I'M eigenen
9auie gu mobnen, als Mietbe gu beaab=
len. Sieielben bauen guh gegen cine
lei6te Nn5abluns unb 3u aiinltigen ge=
binaungen Elm Daus uno berebnen MI,
mdbise 3inien fir bas angeleste Rapi'
tai.
Warum Mtietbe be3ablen, tpenn Sbr
nit pem ndmli9en Geloe nab unb naA
Elm 0aus eriperben f6nnt Z
Wiinf6t Shr Guh nit leihter Wiibe
Elm eisenes 0eim Sd erfDerben, 10 Test
gud nit Ndgelp unb SObn IN Wer-
binoung. II
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-27
Sn Der gtdbe ppn Maiiillon bat
man Sel aefunben.

Sn oer 9tdbe bpn Mailillon bat
man Del aefunben.
Wplt SIR Sapeten oprtbeilbaft
einfaufen, 10 gebt 5u Yurnlioes.
- 0as @ebalt bes goltmeiiters in
Ganal 9oper warb auf $500 erbObt.
- Der Geoafteur oes Sfonoalblat=
tes .Ganias Gitp Sunoan Gun, 1T
rpegen frimineller 8erldumbnng per=
baftet uno ibt i'm 8efdnsniB.
= Die genniplpania 2inien berfau=
fen gum SeIube Der republifanii6en
Natipnal=Gpnpennon ppm IL. bis Is.
Suni @rcurlipnstifets. @ut bis q.
Suni. 3
= gm Samitae Nbeno, 16. D., be-
eegneten cine 9luSabl Sicpclefabrer in
Der Ndbe bon Strabburg einem 6e=
fdbrt, bem lie aussupeiden iudten, irl=
Dem Iie ibre 6ahrr1oer in ben 6traben=
eraben iboben: SroBoem fubr oas
8efdbrt seraoe in Die 8ruppe bineln,
Die gicpcle umtperfeno un0 Die Gpclilten
iiberfabreno. George Sprantle, ST.,
bon Wilmot, miro pabri6einli6 ieinen
Serlebuneen erliegen uno aud 6enrp
lunt BON Sea6 Gitp trua Ibllmme
S6iiriuneen bappn, pdbrenb orei an=
oere nit Iei9ten geidaoi9unsen oapon
tamen. Ser Subrmann. tpel6er ent=
ipeoer in betruntenem 3uItanoe poer
aus bDIem gillen bas unbeil an9erib=
tst, fam oaoOn, Obne ertannt su mer=
ben.
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4rpfeu.

9lm 16. Mai marc, mie Ibon gemelz
bet, in Mineral YOint wieoer oariiber
abgeitimmt, oh in Dem Stdot1en
Wirtbi6aften betrieben meroen biirften.
Sas &e1ultat Der 9lbltimmung mar !:
Srofen ll8, NAB 81. g8er in Mine=
raj point alio isinen 9urit lol6en mill,
muB li6 aud fiirberbin i'm itilen Saint
merlein nit einem Griielein bebelfen,
menn nidt Elm meni6enfreunoli6 9e=
linnter Wtitblirger cine 6liiiterbuoe i'm
Stdotden erri0tet.
Gs betbeili9ten lib auh l3l Srauen
an Der Qlbitlmmung, jebph purosn Die
Stimmen Oesielben beionoers oeSdblt.
gon oieien itimmten : Srofen 125,
nab 6. g8ie mdte nobl Die lebtere
9lbitimmung ausgefallen, menn es lih
I'm Elm GerbOt oes Gebrau65 pOn &au=
Summit 9ebanoelt bdtte =?
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-27
cpfcr eincS NadteaftcS.

2aporte, Sno., 25. Mai. 9lpilla,
Moble Gpuntn, mar am Samitag Der
S6auplob zines 9oppelmoroes. SSrant
Badger, % Sabren olt, wuroe eri6olen
uno iein gruber llapHes gaoger tOOt=
li6 perpunbet. Ser M6roer, @onaro
Warner, ipuroe gefan9en ullo miro i'm
@efdnoniB gu NlbiDn bpn elmer bepaff=
neten Ntannidaft ltreng betuabt, oa
man SDn6jultis befiirGtet. @arner
perlieB Dor eini9en Wonaten 9lpilla uno
9ine no6 benz gSelten, am Wtitttpob
lebte Wo6e tebrte er suriif, Inn ieinen
ihon friiber 9efaBten Gadeplan aussu=
fiibren. ST mar init elmer S6pelter
ieiner Spfer perbeirathet, Die ii6 aber
BON ibm i6eioen lieB. gBarner sab
oen Sriioern ieiner Srau Die Sbulo fiir
ieine umelilfllhe @be, !eete ii6 am
Samltag in einem @ebOls nabe Saogers
Wobnbaus ouf Die 2aucr uno feuerte
ie6s Sdiille aut Die beiOen Sriioer
ab, als er ibrer aniibti9t wuroe. War=
ner ipuroe i'm Souie ieiner Wtutter ge=
funoen, um bas Ii6 balO ein Diitbell=
Der Golfsbaufen anaeiammelt botte,
Der ben MOroer 9elpndt bate, wenn
i'm Die Sberifbeamten ni1t inter
liherer 8eoedun9 Idnell naA glbion
ms 8efangniB 9ebra0t bitten.
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@inbre6er ltatteten am 0ellen Sag
Der Office Der STANDARD Oil Company
in Gina, O., einen Seiude ab, erbra=
6en Die innere Shire oes &aheni6rants
uno erbeuteten 800 in Suar.
Sn 6olge elmer 6aiolin=grploIion
famen am Spnntag in Gbicaoo 4 Yer=
ipnen INNS 2eben uno eiu 8jdbriNes
W1o6en 1T 10 f6per berbrannt, OoB es
ieinen gerlebupgen erlie9en muB.
9lm %. Wtoi erplooirte auf Dem
9ampfer yGbooa Stemart" in Der
gidbe pDn Yreique Ssle, Mib., cine
orOBe SampirObre uno wuroen babel
orel Yerlonen tootlih perbrilbt, n1mli6
SenrD Seton, eriter MaibiniIt, 9lpena;
3obert Mcgforton, Seiser, unO @ourt
S6raoer, Sef Nrbeiter. Ser Sam=
pier muroe nur lei6t belhdbigt.
9lm %. ltai fano in @leoelano
Die bemofrotilbe @pnpentipn oes 81.
Sonereb Siltritts itatt, uno tpuroen
babel Der @r GongreBmann Som 8.
Sobnipn uno 8. 8. Soloing su Se=
leeaten nah Der Sonpention in G1i=
caoo erlpablt. 8ieielben botten ii6
ni6t su perpflihten, lilto jeoD6 gegsn
6reiprdgun9 BON Silber.
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Sd)on tpieDer ein Ginbritd,. .

sSn oer 9fa6t bonn %. auf ben 23.
Weai orangen 0iebe in Die Wobnuns
bon Nl. Yariib in llbriAspille. na6oem
lie porber aus Der Sbmieoe bon Sobn
3ptbe mebrere SAraubenSieber &c. se=
itOblen. 0ie 9iebe ma6ten ibren Weg
ourb Elm 6eniter bes Speilesimmers in
oas Saus, bon bort sinsen iie in pa=
ribs S6lai5immer ilnb nabmen oel1en
&leioer, bic lie auberbalb oes Sauies
our6iu6ten, jeood nur etpa SO in
8elo uno eins ubr erbeuteten. Sie
6leioer tpuroen i'm 0ofe liesen gelafen,
aber Die Sdube muroen mitgenommen,
ebenio Elm We&inleD 3nOpf, mas Oafiir
su ipre6en ideint, oab Der 0ieb Elm
Verebrer bes Sarif=Wajors 1T.
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S0uten.

Sart bot 80 ieibene uno Iammtene
Gapes, pra6tpolle neue @aaren, unter
oenen Sbr ausmdblen f0nnt uno Die
gum &oltpreis Oerfauft peroen. 9os
meint un9efdbr spei 9rittel bes prei=
les, ben anoere Saufleute bere6nen.
st bat aud leidte Waaren gu Glei=
bern fir Oas lparme g8etter. 2alpns
unb meiBe Stoffe, unb idDne SpiBen
CUR 8arnitur oerlelben uno gu mdBieen
Preiien.
Nsue leoerne @iirtel, Sanoi6ube,
Striimpfe, unn iiberbaupt Naes, mas
Sbr wiiniden mOgt, 81 biliaen prei=
len.
@ebt unb ie1t Die neuen 2eute, oie=
ielben perOen Sud herSli6 millfommen
beiBen uno tperoen @u6 @elo iparen.
eSm alten 9otale Der 8ebriiber Spring
uno SolSmartb,
9ir 9art Wereantilc Gn.
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Ganoioaten Mnsetgett.

Serr &ebofteur gerbentltfen Sie ben giolneu
npn Sacpb &tdert pon Sefferipn 2opnibip alS
eanbtbot fiir Sellntp SpmmIipnGr. Sr Eidert lit
en Wtann BON itreng reGbltcDen SrunoidBen nno eln
belpdbrter Sempfrat. Ntele mpfrateu
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Sic 9emptraten bon Grantlin
@ountp baben ii6 init srober Webrbeit
gegeil 6reiprdsung unb fiir ebrlibes
Gelo ertldrt. Wir gratuliren unferem
GDlesen pom vMeitbDte" 3u bieIem gr-
folge.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-27
Getratbsb eiutaigmt9en.

Gbas. Map - 8irginia 8arcrott.
6rant s.. Spifer - gla u. &iffle.
glmer g. Suits - Marn Is. gel.
Sobn Hifli - sslora 8laf.
Sobn McGana - Sennle 2ennbert.
Mrtbur Nenlanb - Iillie Carroll.
Hreo. W. 9oldp Soa unoerpOoo.
Maron @aumer - Marp g. 9aipion.
Qemuel MalIerne - grma Baer.
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GlebelamD, Qoraitt ua0
@beeling &. vt.

sFabrplan tn 2raft lett bem "a Wtai 1896.
Glenelanh 1abnbof am GuRe BON GabsgDafieritraBe.
Siiblid aebenbe Sn9e.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-27

in Canal Soper tpuroe leBte @D9e BON
ginbre9ern beim9eiudt. Die 9iebe
oraneen bur1 Elm Seniter in oas 9aus
uno ma6ten spei 8eriu6e, ben 8elo=
i1rant, IN tpelhem iib ca. 5000 befan=
ben, aufsublaien, bod obne grfole.
Yater peter bDrte bic unselaoenen Sd
te uno rief Sobn Siirgens gu ieinem
geiftanoe berbei, Der Die 9iebe nit iei=
mem Hebolper beri1eu6te.
- Nm lebten SDnneritaa Nahmit=
tag ipuroe i'm Of=sdulbauie unb am
Jreitaa Na6mittag i'm Central Sdul=
bauie unb i'm Weft S6ulbauie 6lag=
genltanoen auf9eribtet uno 6lasgen
aufgebiBt, tpie es bon einem in unirer
leBten @sieB9ebung erla1enen @eiebe
borael1rieben lit. Ser bie1i9e polten
Der 6. u. sc. betbeiliste li1 an ben
5eierlidfeiten uno beim NufbiHen Der
Glasgen murben RanonenidiiRe abge=
feuert unb @etpebrialpen absegeben.
- Sic biefse .9ribune" bate lebte
Wode oas unsliif, bab eine ibrer Jor=
men sulammenfiel. glur elm 5eber
tann Die Gefiible beriteben, Die einen
Nrbeiter ersreifen. Der iib einem folhen
6aufen BON .3wiebelfiiden" aeseniber
iRbt. Mu1 in Der vGeporter" Office
murben 8 5poltsn 3uiamnen seiporfen.
Ddtten mir einen 10Oidbrisen 2alen=
Der, 10 tpirben mir tDabri6einlid na1=
ieben, iueld' unglddlides Gefiirn oez
aenipdrtig berri1t, iDie Der affroIooi-
i9e Nusbrud lauttt,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-12
AsIeep on the Track.

An electric car on the West End
line, Motorman Sam O'Brien, ran
over a Mexican named Seferino
Tafolla about 1890 o'clock while
the car was at Midway, which is
between the city and West End
addition last night.
Tafolla worked at the st. Louis
college, and, going home afoot,
became tired and laid down in the
middle of the track and went to
sleep.
The car came along, struck him
and dragged him some few feet
and bruised him seriously. His
foot became caught in a cogwheel
of the machinery and was badly
crushed. 1t will likely have TO be
amputated.
He was brought to the city and
taken to the city hospital, where
his injuries were properly attended
to.
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The Trim a Failure,

The attempted bicycle ride Of
Al. and Clarence Martin and Bob
Logan to Lavernia did not prove q
success. AL. turned back after 60
ing II miles and the other two
concluded to follow suit after go
ing on five miles farther. They
report the roads in awful condi-
ton for cyclists, with the excep-
ton of a three mile stretch imme-
diately beyond the Sslado. The
pastures along the road, they say,
were filed with hunters from the
city, one party being out slaught-
erlpg birds from the Gulf Shore
hand-car.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
|. & G.. n. RAILROAD.

North bound trains leave for Aus
tin at 5 a m, 500 a. m. and $50 p.
m.,; and arrives from Laredo at 7:30
p. m.
South bound trains arrive at a. M,
7:15 p. M, and $50 p. m; and leave
for Laredo at 9:45 a. IN.
NJ. K. &. T. FROM 1. & G. n DEPOT
Trains leave for Waco, st. Louis
and Kansas City at $50 p. M; and
arrive at $50 a. m.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
East bound trains arrive from Mex
leo and Eagle Pass at 11.30 a. IN. {;
and leave at 11.50 a. N. and 10 p. m.
for Houston, Galveston and New Or
leans.
West bound trains arrive from New
Orleans, Houston and Galveston at
1925 a. m. and 4:25 p. M; and leave
for Eagle Pass and Mexico at 45 p.
m.
S. A. & A. omission ROUTE.
Trains leave daily for Cuero, Hous-
ton and Galveston at 8 a. M; for Bee
vile, Corpus Christi and Rockport at
2:25 p. M; and arrive daily from the
former places at 7:05 p. M; and from
the latter at 1:40 p. m.
Trains leave daily except Saturday
for Kerrville at $50 a. m; and arrive
at $50 p. m.
Trains leave Saturday only at p.
m. for Kerrville; and arrive at $50
p. m.
S. A. &.GULF SHORE.
Trains leave daily for end of track
at a. M, returning at p. m.
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

Being satisfied that at each recur-
ring election the people are more and
more outspoken in favor of a non-par-
tizan judiciary, and that the judicial
officers should not come in contact
with the strife and contention Of polit-
ical parties, we hereby submit our
name to the voters OF Bexar county,
Texas, irrespective Of party nominal
lions and make our announcement as a
candidate for the office OF county Judge
at the ensuing November election.
JOHN T. LEWIS.
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REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, Sept &c, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that will open
the books of my Office for the registration
of all voters in the City of San Antonio,
County Of Bexar, and State Of Texas. &C
cording to law, on the first Tuesday in
the month of October, A. ID. 1896, the
same being the sixth day of said month OF
October, at my office, in the new county
courthouse of this county, on Main
Plaza, in this city, and that will keep
same open for twenty consecutive days,
Sunday excepted, from 81 eight O'Clock
A. NJ. until (S) eight o'clock 2, NJ. each
day.
thereby respectfully request those de-
string TO register to come prepared to
give not only their names, but the names
and numbers of the streets on which they
reside, and the number of the county pre-
cinct in which they live, as by so doing
they will avoid unnecessary delay to
themselves and others and thus con-
tribute to the dispatch of the work OF
registration.
Phil. SHARDIEN.
Registrar Of Voters, Bexar County,
Texas. 9-26-20t
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Return of the Hunters.

A party Of well known San An.
tonisns spent Sunday on Gala,
ghan's ranch north OF the city,
dove and quail shooting. The
party consisted of Judge Bryan
Csllsghan, Sheriff J. p. Campbell
Dick Strayhorn, Colonel T. 81.
Micklejohn, "Pap" Page and
"Doc" Barnitz. They left Satur-
day and camped during the night
and returned last night. They re.
port having had one grande time,
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