davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-21
SraurIgrr llnfaQ.
ne pcripn uun ciucm ftilr;cueen Saume er.
iI.I.,.,c,I Srr Srrc r,crIrat

me pcripn urn ciucn ftilr;cusen Saume er.
itbIdgem, Srci anecrc pcrlcst.
burQ, 4a., 10. San.
- glibreno qeitern DAB. S6eet5 in
geglejunQ ieiner beioen &inoer unO
zines Na6burs, 9fumen5 8oter, in eli
mem Shlitten pon Der &irhe beim=
tebrte, itijr5te plOBli6 auf 2ourel @ia
en- 9dum quer iiber oa5 8eFGbrt.
Sheets mar Quf Der Stelle cine Geife,
9afer erlitt ihpere @erleBungen unO
Die beioen &leinen truQen 2lrmz unc
8eInbrilChe 0Qppn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-21
WnIn<lSrhnrt.

0ep 9orf, 20. San. - Die
iSirma 8. BON 9offmann II. So. tpiro
am tommenoen W&ittpoh $750,O00 in
Cob, 9eiOelba6, Sdelbeimer Il. 60.
$5OO,000 W2uGer, S6uQ Il. So.
100000 uno 2u3aro 6retes pu6rz
I6einli4 cine MiuiOn n14 europa
ienpeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-21
ShrrdcnstBat riuca nHenbar VfI'
ifrsgritDrtrn.
OR iprenst icine SSpbnuns in sie Sutt uns oe'
ncht nnnn 2elbilmoro.

Gr iprsnst icine SSpbnuns in sie Sutt uns Oe'
eeht ranm SrlblmUro.
GpansDi1Ie, SSnD., 20. Sun.-
Der 3iegeleibeitBer 81. gB: Steineder
BON g}r. IA, ~ zSyopaitroBe, ipren9te
bsute friib nit SdieBpulDer, nit Dem
er Elm 8on3es 9ierfuB an9efiIlt bate,
Iein g8pbn6uu5 in bic 2uft. Damn
beoab er iib in Dos Stull9ebduoe uno
jeQina Selbitmoro, inoem er iich eine
{uQel in ben &opf iaqte. Steinet3r
4 ar elm prominenter 8iir9er uno nit
Sliidsgiitern rei6lih qeiegnet. Y?or
D'rmag besbaIb cine Grtldrung fir
Ietue Shat nift gu finoen. Sur 3eit,
ais Die @rpIoiion itattfano, bsfdno itf
RienanD in Dem 8ebduoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-21
&ein Gns sitanh Der ,,llniunsSraetions
Gnmpagnie."
Gin siitIidsrSsrsIeic, seircbert.-Seire zciten
eebeu nab.

g bilabeIp bia, ga, 20. San.
- Die @ahri4einIi6teit zines neuen
Strites Der Wtotorleute uno gpnOuf=
teure Der rltnion Sraction Co." bat
nunmebr i6r Gnoe erreift. 9a8 9iz
reftorium Der 8eieQi6aft ratifi5irte
feute Die 9fecommenbationen oes Or
bitrations=@omite's unD cine 9elegaz
tiop Der 9lngeitellten itattete ipGter
Sobn Sparbapt, jun, einem W}itz
gIieoe oes 8iirgerzGomite'5, einen 8ez
iu6 ab, um bemIelben ibr @inperz
itGnOniB nit ben in 8orI6lug sebra6@
ten 8epirJungen gu ertldren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-21
! GarSinaI Yieiertau.

Purts, 20. San. - Cardinal @.
gtemato Meignun, Gr5biidof bon
Sours, lparo beuts Morgen in Ieinsm
Balalte tobt i'm Bette gefunoen. Der
8erbIihsne mar 1917 qe6oren uno
maro Dor 5lpei Sobren CUR SaroinoIsz
lpiirOe erbpbsn.
SS5n ben IeBten Sabren 3ei6nete er
ii9 ais eifrigsr 8ertreter Der BON
9apIt Geo inaugurirten perI0bnli6en
Politit gegen Die fran80Iii6e Republit
aus. Gr lit Der 9erfaIier elmer 2(n=
5abl portreffli6er rsligi0ier uno biitpz
rider Werte. Gor ieiner Grbebung
gum Gr36ii6of Don Spurs mar er er3z
biihOfli6er 8eneralpitar Der BARRIER
0i03eie unO erbielt ous Sreu3 Der
@brenlegion, 81 oeren 8roBoffi8ier er
i'm Sabre 1891 bef0rbert Durbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-21
Fins Dem TransDaal.
Gin amerffanifaer @rus an prdasent sriser.


2pnbon, 20. San. - Qtu5 Sap
itabt bieB es gsitsrn, OaB Die in
itoot piro beute befannt, oaB bic in
Sobannesburg onIGiiigen Imeritaner
am Weibna6tstage cine &er5ammlung
bieltsn, in pelder Die fplgsnoe 9epeIG:
an 9rGiioent 8riiger ubgei9idt paro:
r9eriu6e, ous Dor Shnsn erri6tete
9ebduoe 81 Oemoliren, Derpen unterz
nommen, aber mir Galten trsu uno felt
3u ihnen un0 petDen bsn 8du nod
b06sr urb prdhtiger geItalten. Souz
fenbe ppn 2lmeritdnern i'm 3anO Min
I9en S6nsn fr0blihs Wei6naht uno
Elm gIiidli6e5 Neujabr"
mini DIT eine 8ertrug5 3
2lmenDirung.
2onbpn, 20. San. - Sine De-
pei4e an Die nOuilD Neips" aus Ser
lin mefoet: 8ie cir inIpirirter 2lrtitel
in ben n8erIiner ReueIten Nuhri6ten"
beIagt, Bat Or. 2eDDs, Der SransDualz
Staotsfetretdr, Die @rtldrlng abgege~
ben, oaB PrdiiDent &riiqer cine 2lmen=
otrunQ oes 8ertruges pom Sabre 1884
piirIG2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-21

SahuirebIrr al Der 9rbrit.

8beelinG %. ga., 20. Sam
9rei 9erfu6e ipuroen geitern unterz
nommen, Wugqon5 Der g8enpooo Ii.
Soutbern Glectriiaen 9u6n" gum
@ntgleiien gu brinqen. Giner Der
8ag9ons, in pel6em it6 breiBigBaIz
iagiere befanben unb Der nit elmer
9ei6pinbi9feit bon fiinf5ebn W2eilen
per Stunoe babiniauite, coQibirte nit
einem 500 8funb ihperen 5elsblod,
pel6en Die MiiietbGter auf Die 8eleiIe
getpdl5t batten. Der 8aggon pdre
nm Elm 6aar in ben. fInf5ig SUB tie
fer ii4 oubinpdl8enben 2luB geItiir5t
unO bon ben 6abrqditen piiros Damn
teiner nit Dem 2eben bapongefommen
iein. IS lit Der 9olisei nod ni9t ge=
lungen, ben sSrepIern auf Die Spur gu
fommen-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-21
2Gmfbcpuus Ses GonForoats ?

2onbOn, 20. San. - Der ST
meg" piro aus puris gsmelOet: Die
beDoritsbenos 9lbbsrufung bes @rafen
2efebre De 8eFaine. be5 frun30IiIhen
8ptI6afters bsi'm 9atitun, i1t ein
Gnt9e9entommen gegeniiber ben Raz
bitalen unb So3ialiiten, pel6e immer
entIhieoen bic 2lufbsbung oes Gontor=
nnt5 hprInnn+pn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-21

"
Waf6in9tpn, 20. San. - Gs
6at ben 2lnI9sin, ais Of bic pom
PrGIiDenten Glepsluno einesIebte
@omiiiion CUR 8eitimmung Der 8renz
&c 5piIhen 9ene8uelu unD 8ritiIbz
Guiana iih bier 6Gusli6 niebsrgslaI=
len uno ni9t e6sr aussinanoer ga5en
Deroe, ais bis bic pom GongreB i5r
perlpilligten 100000 uuFge6ruu6t
itnO. @etban bat bic GommiIiion big
jeBt gar ni6ts, auBer oaB iie I'm i6r
Ieibli9es Nobl iebr 6ei6Gftigt mar.
Sic mist6ste ben a6ten Stod oes
rSunz"8ebGuOes uno lGBt i'm gsraz
De3u fitritlt6 einri6ten. Neue W&0z
BEL Seppi6e unO 8orbdnge tperoea
beiaofft. Sin GROCER Saul lit gu III
rem SiBungen beitimmt. I'm osnfel=
Ben befinoen ii6 Yrioat3immsr fir
Die Wfitglieber unb Den SsfretGr. Gin
grpBer GmpfangsIaal lit pru6tbou
etngeric6tet. Sn jeOem 3immer be-
finoen ii4 iil6erne WdTerfriiqe. Dor
Gnoe oes Wonat5 piro Dus 2ofal
aber nidht fertig geIteGt fein. Die
Gommtfiion fat bds 8e6t, 8eDienItez
te an5uitellen uno pirb oabon ieoenz
fails reicblid6 @ebrau6 MAIDEN. Dab
Die U}itglieOsr iid auf lange 3eit gu
beI6Gfttgen geOenfen, Durauf Deutet
audi Fin, baB Hi6ter Q(loe1, Nfitz
qlteo Der GommiTiion, fir isinen
Ppiten ais S6erri6ter bes 0iftrtftsz
QppelIationsqeri6ts einen Stellperz
tretcr beI6afft bat. Die GpmmiIiion
pirO 1piiroepoLl uno beoG6tiq borqez
ben uno Oieuei6t in Sa6r unb Sag
nit i6ren 9lrbeiten ni6t ferti9 perz
ben. 9eute 8ormittag belt oieGomz
million cine 14=Itiinoige SiBung,
lporauf lie iih Bis gum fommenoan
6reitage oertagte.
II eberdll fuhe.
Ren Yorf, 20. San. - 6.
Wtarren@GroIO, Der Ioebsn Dor 8enez
3ueld bier singetroffen lit, erfIGrt, bah
Die 3eitung5beridte iiber ben frieqeriz
fden 8eiit in 8ene3uela beoeuteno
ii6ertrieben iinO. Seine 3peimor1tz
ItGe @ei4dftsreiie er1trsdte Ii9 iiber
ben 9rOBten She'll DON @ene3uelu uno
u6eraQ, pobin er fam, mar Die Stimz
mung porberri2enb, boB Die Streitz
frage nit @roBbritannier pbne 9rieq
bsiQelegt tperOen lpiiroe. 0us 8olf lit
00aig 3ufrieoen nit Der 9tusii6t auf
Wrbitrdtipr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-21
SONG Brempcb ais 0ctiel feitse=
U6Iten.

Qonbon, 20. San. - Sine De-
peI6e aus Gape GoaIt GaItle beIagt
DaB Der 2li6antit0nig Yrempeb uno
iei.,e 8erpanoten bortbin gsbruht uno
uls 8eiIeln bis 5ur 9e3ablung Der pon
GrpBbritunnien qeToroerten Gnt16dz
bigun9siumme Bis uuf Weitere5 feitz
geFalten perben iollen.
Qonoon, 20. San. - 2aut bcute
erfoIgter amtli6er 9efunntgabe ipuroe
GumaIIie, bie9aupt5tubt bs8 2lI0antiz
2anbes, am psrgungenen SSrsttagsz
N}ittdg pon Dem britii4en grpeOi=
ttDnszGorps obne S6pertitrei6 be-
iebt. Cine Q(btbeiIung i'm britiiden
Sienite itebenber eingeborener Srupz
pen tparen Die erIten, pel6e in Die
Staot ein3Ogen. Sbnen folgte Der
Gommanbeur Der Expedition, Sir
SranciS Scott, nit ieinem Stu6e.
S0ntg Prempeb pirO beute W}ittag
oor Den Stabtt6oren nit General
Scott uno bsm britii6en Gipilz8ouz
berneur bes Ni6antiz2anoes einen
groBen 8alaper bubsn.
Ser ,,WarbIcbeno" fabrt uaA
Ggnpten.
Smprna, &l.z2liien, 20. San.-
Der Ser. Stautenz&rsu3er yI&inneaz
polis", fpelAer bier itationirt getpeien,
lit na6 MeiIina abgefabren, I'm ben
&reu3er nMarblebeuo", pelcher 8efebl
erbuIten bat, iih na4 Ggppten gu BE-
9eben, ab3ul0Ien.
Sursc 9ebeIorpcldIcu.
- 8sgen llnterihlagung lit in
Munnbeim Der frii6era Yfarrer Gin
lpG6ter gu iisben Sabren perurt6eilt
poroen. @r bate 8ir6engeloer unz
teri6lagen unO falI6e Quittungen
ausgeitellt.
- Der Oberfeusrperfer Neuenberg
BON Der f0nigIi6en Gei6oBfabrit in
Sieger, Regierungsbe3irt 2trnsberg,
lit psrbaftet tporDen. Gr lit bsI6ulz
oigt, 3ei6nungen pon 8ef6iiBen per
fault 81 baben.
- Wie aus @isn gemeloet piro,
beoeutete Der Gintritt Or. Rittner'5
uls gali3ii6er Qanomunrminiitsr uno
Sitter pon 8uttenbsrg's ais GiIenz
babnminiIter in ous 0itreidiI6e Miniz
iterium 9ooeni eire StGrtung oes
&eBtarel.
-8raf G6er6uro bon 8Hrttemberg
lit in Wisn i'm 2tlter BON 50 o5ubren
geitor6en. Ole 8rufen pon Wiirtz
temberg entitammen Der STE bes Ser
3og5 @ilF2Im pon Diirttemberg, geb.
1861, geit. 1880, nit Wilbelmine
Sreiir bon SunperfelO. 9C B. R.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-21

Jrau SGul8 iagt: n9oufecleuning
lit cine i6pere 4rbeit fir cine SSrau
in meinen Sabren, unb icb tonn 3ie
ra9t oerri6ten, lpenn i4 ni6t erIt cine
Safe aneipp'5 0tal5zSaffee trtnte,
ba,n pbne nenielben fiible i6 mid
I9pa9 unb miioe. 8neipp's Htal3z
Snffss tpirtt itdrfenb unb ldbsno, aQe
Eaausfrauen iollten i'm tets i'm 9auie
E.1Itsn-"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-21
Die Uene;Hrlii6c Strritirass.
Gin Sdbierssercbt in AusGcbt.-iluirre Goms
tniiiInn rIrS ihrr Nirhritrr

Gin Sd,iersseriejt in AusGebt.-ilnirre Goms
miiiTOn uur brc Sirbcitcm.
&onOon, 20. San Der .G6rpz
nicle" lit Der 2(nii4t, OuB iopobl@n8z
lamb, ais audi 8ene3uela lfnteriuhunz
gen iiber Die GanbunIieoelungen unb
Ganoceiiionen i'm beitrittenen @sbiete
dnItellen perben. n9as piro cine
8aIiS ergeben," fGbrt oas glatt fort,
~um Die 8erbanolungen tpieber an3uz
tniipfen. 2lller WabrI6einli9teit na9
miro Die Streitfruge auf oemS6ieOsz
geri6t5pege gei6li4tet perOsn."
5etn lang5um uno b eo a d=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-21

Sn 9alle lit in elmer ent6uIiasmirz
ten 6eitperiammlung beIcbloIien NOR
ben, ein 9entmal SaiIer @il6elm's g
l. 5u erri6ten. Gine Cite puroe uufz
gelegt unO Iofort $4,000 Mart gs3ei6=
net.
Der 4lttun3Ger mid t oerz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-21
sSantRrank6eiten, eruption
unS AusfGfag.

Gg oibt i,in mltttcl, rUsl8ss ben an sorjfruB,
SugDuru, Rctblauf, St antbou9s Tsusr, 7flsd}s
ten, Quftlu, G,aDIysU Ausidlag Qrd,lbBs.
Offsutr 0uuosr, Gituungsu ioDi. ials5ttn Sdit.n
1usr Ngt 4;ioeH0cH 10 itEsl turirt, als oas & -
fapartIIiaH 9sioIbsrt. Wau U,riu5s
e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-21
9as 2siEisfs! 9as 25eRe!

Cine 77lai4e ,nt6aIt ms6r luirflid3e Rsoi}iH. as
irgtno Gin rrosrss NrGparat. Is Uiro ip ZoicH
son tia,m 15,sloii,l ool guommsn plbr,ao BON
ono.r,u WsOJintH iUai bis ists Dtdl iogla na:ba
it, gsriarft bel GgO:B;tun. qr.is S.
Tan iHr.ibe an . Z q q D ioapk o., Rr. 81
Glm=StrGB., PsIozQorl, iHr siusH Rltbg.bsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-21
Ser 9entIde Correspondent,
GdeIih, pohertlid1 unb Sonntaes,
g. Raine, ffiasutbnmer nno Reoafteti


(stathoIser s. 9ai1c),
e=Spefzgde Soltin ore=Strasc uno 8oitzSfTce zgpc.
9rcis oes asIid,eu 9Iattce burd, 3rdscr beiorst,
121, Gts.; taelidle unb ountaae=aIussabe ID
Gents pro y9oe ,ahlbar bic oas SIuti beorsenoeH
9rdger.-iaaIidl Hebit Spnnta g&= =Nus aa be inter
9ortu 9ordusbeSablune $3.50 pro Sdbr, iIr tnrSere
iScii I'M ScrhdItns; fur bic podlentiid1e Nmsgabs
nit SonntaoshlGtt, portoirei init 8b;ua tir Clubs,
81 so pro Sabr, nan irseno enem Srte oes SHanz
bts, 81 nat europa. Snuutas e=sluss sabe 81
pro Sabr.-Sas bette uub biui ate peutidbe SIatt
i7 ern gtitteiz uno SIoitaaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-21

6iirit 8ismard eat anldBli6 be5
SilberjubilGum5 bes oeuti6en 8eiz
hes ii6er 900 @liifpuni6>0epeI6a
er6alten. Inter Dieisn cine pom Sal
Ter 5ran3 SpIep6, cine bonn &0ni9
9umbert uno onoere faIt pom allen
oeutIhen 5iiriten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-21
s2llG?
@i6erfoGge Der @e6effer.
Geiae genO:rnag Orr Roiitif.
General gGeBler 9ai Greeptirt
9ctRetc Srn y iSeio.

9upuno, 20. San. -alu5 @anta
Clara tonmt Die W}elo he. bah Die
Sniurqentenbanoew unter<..6erto lIEo
9aItor 3aius, elm She'll Der 5t.s'ts
trGfte aus Den 0itli6en Pyobinoerr
pel9e Der Oberbefeblsbober 8pmsj
gum GntIaB Der SSnIurgentsn IN 8e=
item beItimmt bate, einen erfoi9loien
8erIu6 gema8t baben, Die mi.itari-
Ihe Qinie BEL Ga 5rohd, 5ml4eH
Gienfuegos unO Saeua Il Grongs,
gu Dur66reaen. GbenIo 5olgIos
mar Elm 8erIu6 Der S5nIur l.en in
Der 8ropin3 9inar Del RiO, -a onr=
tigeNtilitGrlinie gu ourdbre6ea. On
meg iou Iia in Den QroBen 9umpfz
oeQenOen i'm GIoen Der 9ropin3 Wto-
tun3us beFtnoen, nm bort uuf Die ous
Dem 0iten berunriidenoe @erfortun9
I'll purteu.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-31

Some of ths sstschism that is pro- ulgatsd for political purposss about the county will have about e much shscs on the voter e the following which ws! submit:
 Stand up Jimmy Smith. Ha jack knife cost 50 cents in Bisbss how much will pound of wool weigh in Tombstonei
 give it up.
 Hbeans cost IT cents per pound sn the San Pedro what is the average life of pot hou,s politieanf
 Ask me something easy.
 If brains are necessity m running . newspaper why don't mora psopls have more brains and run mora news papers and make more money and quit shoutingf
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-31

Everybody says, Il wish it was over, " Yes, the public will draw . sigh of re- lief when the election is over. and Bryan elected; when ths sidewalk orators quit talking and the fever beat of political excitement has thoroughly subsided. Men have been % engross. cd with the themes at issue that they have forsot.on to pay their bills ol attend to business or home affairs.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-31
Two Lives Saved.

Mrs Phoebe Thomas of Junction City H.. was told by her doctors she had con. sumption and that there vas no hope fol her, but two bottles of Dr. Kings New Discovery cured her, and she says il saved her life. Mir. Thos. Eggers, r3s Florida St, San Francisco, suffered iron . dreadful cold, approaching consump- tion, tried without result everything eis< then bought one bottle of Dr. King, New Discovery and in two weeks va. cured. He is naturally thankful IL !.
 ruch results, of which there are sample. that prove the wonderful efficacy ot ths medicine in coughs asd colds Ere trial bottles at Tombstone and Bisbes drug stores, Regular size zoe and SI.os
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-31
Election Proclamation
TKaRsroRv ov ARIZONA.
 Exkcprsys OFFicB

Te an vhea | may coaceru-
 WHEREAs under an act of the Legislative Asssnh,y sf ths Tsnisosy of Arisona. entitled s3oeetioas" approved March oh. IoS7. tt Is provided that thers shall hs held. shroughout eha Teuiasy. upoa the Tuesday afser the a,ss nendae b fovembes A D. tess. and every tvc years sheresftes. an election for m<mbers a tAs LegislAsivs Assembly. and such ssher o1cers .as nay he required by hs shsli be cAoosar q ssek election.
 ,. AsDSNnEaB As t is furthes provided ins said Aes that af isast thirty lays before each general elessioe the GoysrnaE qua hsns. = Gisesion reoeianatioa. undr the great ssaf q ths Ter. ritory. and u~asnis coptes shereef to the Cierhs of ths noasds sf Sspsrvissn of th. counties in vhicA s3ch eaectises are 10 be held. Such pro caanAtoa 4e eoafais . stAa:nsns of the time el she siesSoa.i and the sGkces to b. filled, Sn< tha o4~ sf rs~srd is tho tons prsseribed
 0 pa4 aet
 Now THkREpoRI [. Benjamin 1 Franiiia, C0vernor s( Arizona in pursnancs of the duty sajsjnsd upep ne ds hsreey. ords . genena uasct3oa to be held oa the Tuesday after shl frst Aeaday ia November A D lagA. and sh< OUces to be Sled aa such election 1 do herebJ dsAgaass se bs q fsliovs ts-vii; One deiesaAs 10 the sssh Congrea sf th. Tvebe membess of the Council sf the LeGis htfve Asaenhly of Arizona.
 Tweniy-fow nembers of tAe Hesse of repre ssnsatiss of sAs Legislative Assembly q Arisena seporsiessA asreesbly |, e.issis& iswsnss,so~ fo wit
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-31
-

The campaign thus far has proven what is moot desired by ali-tbss of no mudslinsing or personalities. The candidates who refrain from such un- sentlemanly tactics and lay their claims for the suffrage of the voters on merit only are entitled to the estssm and respect of everyone.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-31

Every corporation doing business in the United States. if it thought it could pay its employees in 53-csnt dol- lars, would be in favor of free coin age of silver. But they knew full well that there will be no such money. Thereiors wages and employment will increase.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-31
MS. A. KeIl, of Pomona, Cal, h

MS. A. KeIl, of Pomona, Cal, bad thebd luck to sprain her ankle. sf wriedseverai liniments,' she says, bot Pas not cured un3l used Chambeflsip's lain Balm. That remedy cured me and ttake pleasure recommending it and estifying to its mcacy.r This med icinsis also of great vzlne ios rheumatlsm, lams back, pains, in the chest. pleurisy and als deep-sesaed snd nuscuiar paisx Flo sale by Druegis
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-31
UNDER WHICH FLAG.

'We arc unalterablyi We are unalterabiy opposed to the singleIopposed to every msas- gold standard We de lure calculated to debase mand the immediate bur currency or impair restoration of the frcelthe credit Of our coun- and unlimited coiuageiuy. We are therefore. sf gold and silver st;opposed to the free the present legal ratio IooinAge of silver excep, of x6 ts I. without wait by international agree inx for the aid or con in,ent with the leading sent or of any other na- loommescial nations O, ton. We denan that the world. which we the standard silver doi- pledge ourselves tc lar shan be full legal zipromote. and u.tl such tender, equally with agreement can be ob gold. for all debts. pub tzined. the existing he or private, and wegold standard must be favor such legislation preserved -Repubhcan as will prevent the de- platform, St. Louis, iuns moneiizztion of anyIIs. Iso6.
 kind Of legal tender
 money by private con-
 tract" Dcmocrasc
 platform. Chicago.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-31
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. AnA thers shan hs elected tn sach county of the teInto<y; ose Probate Judge; oAs Dissrics Attorney; ooe Shsn6. one Treasursr; one kecor. der: ose Surseoyes: two memhSrs ef she Board sf Supervisor: except ia the eouuty e( kavajee ~here there shall be elected fhfee meRbers of the Bosad of SapeTvisos; and in each ef the countses where the ofioe sf Tax collector has not been consolidated with the olfioe ef Shexid or Treasner. eae Tax. Collector shal be elected Also h the several precincts of each county. oae Justice sf the psaee one Ccnstable, and h such precincts As arc entitled to twe Iusii6es of the
 Peace and two Coastables. that number shan se elected
 AHpI l Do RRksY o6e1 reward of sse ios
 the arrest and conviction of any and every per
 soa violating any sf the provisions ef tt,e (.
 part et he Pend Cofe. h WlrSxss WHsaEor have hsrsunte ses say hand ssd caused the great seal ot lssAI) the Tesisssy to be hesennse afksed this ,ssh day sf Sept<nber A. D. It96
 DsNE Ar PHGxix. ths Capital this ,ssh day By the Govsrner.
 BENJAMIN ]. FRAKLIN CHARLES N. BRUCE. Secretary of AIissaA
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-31
NOTICE.

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Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-31

Mc well supplied with prepared goods of all kinds WI for during this hot weather consisting of Boned Turkey, Boned Chicken, Roast Turkey, Roast Chicken Sardnes of all kinds, Canned Soups m variety, French, English and American MackerA in cans, Brook Trout in either Tomato or Mustard sauces, Deviled Turkey
 Chicken, Tongue and Ham, Ham
 burger Eels in Jelly, Boston
 Baked Beans plain or
 Tomato Sauce And
 many other Goods too numerous 4 to mention.
 Also in regular receipt Of Holland LimDuge and American Cheese "~'' -. .e' :. : '-
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-24
Alameda County Supervisors January 1897

ness to normal basis. For months there
has been no profit in this class of trans
portation because of the excessive COM
missions paid, am mounting in some cases
to sic ticket. The Canadian lines have
also expressed their intention of doing the
same. This will mean a gain all around
of about $40 ticket on all immigrant
traffic to California, the normal commits
sion being S5.
A new agreement respecting excess bag
gage carried by theatrical companies as
been made by the Western Association
lines through the efforts of Chairman
Caldwell. Special cars containing bag
gage or theatrical property will be charged
for at the rate of not less than Is cents a
mile for any distance, with a minim um
charge OF $40 car. The lines moving are
to use their discretion in making addi-
tional charge where the service involves
intermediate stops. For parties of ten or
more 150 pounds will be carried free and a
special car provided il the revenue from
the tickets is not less than SIS, with an
extra car for every additional twenty-five
DasseugerS
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-24
Rnsh-street rheater.

Kennedy and his hard-working set of come
dians manage to attract good audiences at the
Bush-street Theater. The mesmerist varied
his programme last night TO the extent of hyp-
nothing few women, who quite coyly were
induced to accept seats on the stage.
Kennedy was somewhat at disadvantage
in handling the ladies. The laugh-making
rough -and-tumble of the men had to make
way to plain mesmerism when the females
were in evidence, and the fun was tame.
A few ludicrous situations, such as love-
making and frenzied waltzing by those under
hypnotic influence, helped TO while away
coupe Oh te9lous noups; me reueeIng feature
weighing hardly 100 pounds, made TO
show the strength of an ordinary man. She
bridge act, wit her feet on one chair and her
head on another, as cleverly as the robust hire.
ling who preceded her.