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Tombstone epitaph., 1896-10-18

in the interest of principle. urging
 them that as the sole hope oi the nation today was in the suocess of the
 principles adv"cstsd by Bryan, prin- eiples higher and greater than any party, % did the future prosperity of Arisons depend on the inauguration of . new day, distinsuished less by psrtisan strifs than by rstriosism and
 rnitv among all elassss si Arizonans regardless of party. working hani in hand fer the advancement oi tho ter ri,Ory.
 P. A. Lofgrsea was introduced and in . neat speech of we'll ohossn words stated he would ii elected to the assenbly serve the psopl. with fidelity.
 G. J. Accabs, Candidate for sheriff made few rsmarks and stated by election time he would kaow every nook and corner in the county and will have met nearly every voter possible.
 Geo. Porter, the hssjseme editor of the Orb, was called upo. and made . brief talk stating that he thought the fops he'd put their lest foot forward and covered the whole ground. The sudisnce inssinct,vsly locked at the editors feet but he wss not smbarress- cd and continued saying that if he was elected ts She Recordsrship he would faithiully perform its duties.
 Judge Reilly, whs was chairman of the meeting, then took che floor and l made . characteristic speech of about shrss-quartsrs ol an hours duration, considerable amusement at his Espsttious of ancient history. He also paid his respects to Mark Smith, after which the messirg adjourned.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-10-18

Mrs. E.. E.. Davis. of San Miguel, Cal. says; "l an, trying in measure to re- pay the manufacturers of Chamberlain $ Cough Remedy for the grea, good their remedy has done me. For years was a constant sufferer from weak lungs and bronchial asthma. My rest at night was disturbed by a hacking cough so that l felt miserable the greater part of the time. Manyremidieies recommended by friends were tried, none of which proved suitable 10 my case. did no, exper- fence any beneficial results until began taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Alter two bottles of the larger size had been used am pleased 10 state my health is better than it has been for years. The soreness has left my lungs and ches, and l can Breathe easily. Il has done me so much good tha, I wan, all who are suffering from lung troubles, as was, to give i, trial" For sale by druggists.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1896-10-18
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Last August while working in the bar vest held became overheated, was sud denly attacked with cramps and was nearly dead. MT. Cummings, the drug gist, gave me a dose of Chamberlain Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which completely relieved me. l now keep bottle of the remedy handy. A. V. BUNNELL, Cen,erville, Wash. For sale by Druggists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-10-18
Election Proclamation
OF FicE OF THE MAYOR or THE Cry OF TOMBSTONE. ARIZONA ThRRIToRy.

OF FIcE OF THE MAYOR or THE Cry ol TOMBSTONE. ARIZONA TEsRIroRY. To Whom It May Concern. Greeting Whereas. Under an act of the Legisla,iv, Assembly of the Territory of Arizona entitled l Elections. approved March 9th. q. D. 1887 and in complain with Section 4 Article o l the City Charter. general municipal election is | to be held on the 3rd day of S,vembe' for the l purpose of electing city officers. 1 Now, therefore. |. Paul B Warnekros. Mayer oi the City of Tombs,on in pursuance of the duty imposed upon me by resolution duly passed and entered upon the minutes of the Common Council of said city. do hereby order general municipal election to be held the Tuesday after ,he first Monday in Novembe , A. D. 1890 and designate tre offices 10 he filled as follows. to wit: I-Mayor
 2-CCuncilman from First Ward.
 3-Ccunciman from Second Ward
 @-Comnclluran from Ihirc Ward S-Councilman from Fourth Ward. C. Chief of Police. Ex-Cf City Assessor
 City Tax Collector. City License Tax Col
 lector, Health Officer. Pound Master and
 Street Commissioner.
 The following places are designated as poll ing places;
 Firs, Ward-Adobe house on. sd street be i~eep Allen and Toughnu, streets.
 lnspector-Mike "ech.
 Judges -Thos. Funny and Dan Carter. Polling Clerks John C. Lilly and ]. Tracy Ballot Clerk-J. Elkins. Second Ward City Hall
 A. Ashman-Inspector
 Jndses-F. E. Flanigan and l. McHugh Polling Clerks-Robt Martin and T. Loudon Ballo, Clerk-Frank Engle. Third Ward-Orental Corner
 1nspecetor-Jos. Lippert.
 Judges-F. PaylA and Joel Neis~einde. Polling Clerks-F. Chtver and ]. W. Reany Ballo. Clcrk-Thos Cowan. Fou;th Ward-Protec,ion Hose House Inspector Hobla ludges-Wn. Corbe,, and H. Salznan. Polling Clerks-Dave Welsh and A. Garrett Ballot Clerk-Aike Welsh. In witness whereof l have hereunto SC; my hand. and caused the seal of the City of Tomb stone 10 be affixed thereto Done at the City
 Hall i1 the City of Tombstone this
 SEAL the 7,h day of October. 1896
 p. B. WANEKROS,
 Mayor. D. K. WARDwELL, Clerk. O-I4
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-10-18
A CAT THAT DRINKS.
A Confirmed old Toper That
 Loves Beer.

Thsve is . dog in this city, ssys tn,
 Phenix Republican. who is an hibi,
 ual drunka:d, but the canine has |
 rival ia . eat belonging to . ssloor
 keeper.
 Tabby was taught to rslish . mug o
 beer. The saloon keeper poured bee in small quantities into . saucer sI
 zilk and gradually increased the DOT tion of beer and decreased the amount of milk. This was kept up daily until Tabby was dliuking beer straight, The cat has new developed into . reg ular old toper and if allowed will drink beer until unable 60 walk.
 It is almost daily occurrence now Co see the cat staggering blindly around the saloon. When Tabby thinks it's time for another drink she scratches the refrigerator with her olaws to attract the attention of the bartender. and if that individual re- fuses to give any more she will sulk of and will not return until in . re, spsctabls condition of sobristy.
 The other day the cat had 6 nsrr, v escape from finding the grave ready for all drunkards. The bartender opened the refrigerator door and did not eb- serve Tabby sneak in. He closed the door and did not have occasion so open it for several nours. When he did % he recoiled at the sight of Tsbby stanci,g on her four legs and staring with wide open eyes that did not bliok. She was taken out and found to be almost frozen solid. She could no, move : u,u:c!e and wss 90 al! appear lnces dead. IL took some time for her b siaw but she was given ell :hc beer 'hs could possibly driak to atone for be imprisonment ,n the ice box.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-10-18
FOR SALE.

A group of Copper Claims partly developed. Ore black and oxide from the grass roots; ore found in all workings; plenty in sight and just the proposition for a company Good roads, wood, water and timber plentiful. claims eight miles from railroad. Address PRosPECToR. office, Tomb stone
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-10-18
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS.

An old, well-tried remedy. Nrs Winsiow's Soothing Syrup has heen need for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teeth- ing. with perfect success. It soothss the child, softens the gums, allays all pain. cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for diarrhoes. It is pleasant to the tAsts. Sold by druggist m every part of the world. Twenty-Five cents . bottles Its value is incalcu- lable. Be sure and ssk for Mrs. Win slows Soothing Syrup, and take DO other kind.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-10-18
Church Notices
Methodist Chuceh. .

Sunday School ct 10 o'clock .. m. Junior Epworsh League, 3 80 p. m. Preaching in evening as 7:l5, the subject being "The God of Natiorr." A cordial invitation is extended to all. D. ROBERTS,
 Pastor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-10-18

The AsEicsn government has sosodsd its psssnt laws % thss an inventor in order so keep . passns i. Ais pesssssion, has to psy . tax os $50 sos the dsss Eve years, $75 ios the sse- oud hvsyesss asd $l0O for the thi,d.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-10-18

The Arizona Copper company o' Chfton ss advsssisisg that is will r.- csivs bids up sso the 18th dsy of October, lS0S, fos sbous 600 heed of beef cattle, or as- ossy e required to make 960, 900 pou,ds of dressed bssf. Deliveries so bsgin sbout November let, 1896, cpd to bs made e disssisd by the company and ia nunbss aoS exesodipg Ghiyty-6ve hsad.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-10-18

Mark Smith will spesk in Csohiss county On ths following 'datss: Will. COT sn the 18th, PeaTes, the 77sh, Tombssone, Chs 18th and Bisbss about ths 3iss. HswiIl @ from Tombstens co NoeaIss and from there to Bisbss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-10-18

P. A. Lo0arssn, Populist candidate tor the assembly, did nss 70 with the sshss sandidatss so PsArcs teddy but iassssa returned home to prosssuts 'Shs sinking of an artssisn we'll.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-10-18

Al Memphis. Tennsssee, 4. K. Ward the $500, 900 iergsr and smbszzler, who has been out on bail for several months, wss recently again indicted for forgery On thsss additional counts. .n.e uniting so 5000. This nsEss 95 indictments all told. 1T found guilty on all the counts, Ward will have to serve l ,l25 years in prison.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-10-18

The Epworth Lsagusrs met last night for the 6rss time sibss the re- turn of their pastor The zeal and ssrsestnsss of their gatherings augusrs we'll for the coming year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-10-18

The Sunday school ct Pesres is veil under way Mrs. E. A. Smith is super 3nssnAsns and is doing good work, the school now numbsss over twenty.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-10-18

The Populist candidates went cut ts Peases this morning and will speak 7 ShsFe tonight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-10-18

Mise Edith Stove came over todsy from Bisbss, and is the guess Of Mrs. c. B. Tsrball.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-10-18
BUCKLIN'S ARNICA SALVE.

The bes, salve in fhe world for cut, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter. chapped hands, ehilblains, corns, and all skin erup,ions and posi-. lively cures Piles, or no payment requir ed it is guaranteed to give.peefect stis a faction or money refunded. Prices SC cents per box. For sale af Tomb ione Drug Store
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-10-18

The shipment of cavalry horses for the Mexican government arrived on Saturday. Out of the no horses four or five had died enrooss. They rang cd from F 50 IA hands in height Thit is the lot brought from Texas by J. W. Grace ( Co.-Nex. Herald.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-10-18

Trains are nov Ynnning regular and s mails arc arriving On time again.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-10-18
ROLL OF HONOR.
Names of Those Giving to Aid
 in the Cause of Silver.

The followingis a list oi con.ribut- ing members of the Tombstone Bime. tallic League. The roll of honor will be published occasionally and addi- tional names added as fast as any donations are made:
 A. Wentworth, Mrs. Josiah Kirlev c. s. Clark A. D. Walsh IN. Wolcott M. J. Brown A. L. Grow PRosrECroR Joe McPherson Chas Bacigalupi San usl Barrow Geo. H. Fitts NJ. D. Scribner Ed. Tarbell l B. A. Packard Wm. Garrett Dr. H. s. Gordon. Wm. Ki.lew Henry Bunker c. L. Cummings John McCsrty Thos. Lowry Ben Cook Col. R.S. Hatford A. H. Emanuel John Escspule H. J. Gray Geo. Thompson W. F. Bradley R. E. Jackson Scott White Josiah Kirlew Chas. Langpasp Martin Costello Thomas Tunney Louis Duval E. W. Perkins J. B. Miano Pete Butte W. o. Abbott Frank Engie J. s. TrowbridRs FEE. Caldwell A. L. Brooks J, A. koska P.B. Warnekros J. N. McDonough Sam Cowau N. Doyle Jos Hoefier A. Ashman Ghss. Hancock Alex Mcintyre Hale Mccormick John Hanley Wm. Pearcs George Rsffert, CHI. Baseett Fred Carlevato Gus Barron N. Mobile c. E. Tarbell J. Perlinda Geo W. Swain Jas. F. Duncan J. J. Patton Emil Sydow H. Troopmsn Jss. York Chas. Wiser Allen K. English James Clark F.. H. Storrs Pete Hook
 Quinn Hampton.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-10-18

There is . soc,al dance to be given tonight as the Skating Rink. A .Teseral invitation is extended.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-10-18

Daily exoepi Sunday. Pacific time.
 1. !. FRHY General Manager. sA NAucLE ]. H. ALBRIGHT, Assistv General Manager. Train Master. MARiCOPA { PHOENIX R. R.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-10-18

Several drummsrs came in today from Bisbse.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-10-18

LOCAL NOTES. silver is quoted ct 65
 Dr. GaG, Benson-Physacisn and surgeon. q Several drummsrs came in teday
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G. H.sHoSsukIL. Gen. Sup,.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-10
xrauria, aber tpabr.

Nidt bios Der Ssuti6s. ionbsrn aud
Der amerifoniide S@ulmsiRsr,-mein
Elm Netp Oorisr 8latt-hebt in tpirtb.
i6aftli&er 8ssisbuns auf Der unteriten
Stufe unb ~beionberS III ss bic Stabt
Retp gort, beren 2ebrer BEN perbanesrn.
ben beutiden S6ulmsifter ben Stang itrsi.
tis MAIDEN. Die Stabt SEEN Dorf bssabIt
ibrsn 8oli,itsn Isl40O i'm Sabr. Dis
Mitslieoer Der Ssusripebr erbaIten i'm
ieIbsn 3sitraum $1,000. bic Strab enieb.
rer s720 unb bic Sdulmsiftsr-s503
Der Strabeniebrer tpirb alio um 40
Pro,ent better besatlt, ais Der SduImsi'
fer uno Der Dolisit srbdlt unssfabr bas
Drsifa&e tpie iener. limb ba siebt Is
nod Neniben, bic fid einbiloeu. bab in
~uniersr 9eit bic seifise Arbsit bsfOnOsrs
bod bstubIt piro unb bab bic seihissn
4rbeiter bas &eat bdtten. ii6 iber bic
,,sspbbnIi&en' alrbsitsrs u srbsben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-10
N~ulettuns gum Neinieen BON
6letperu.

Seibene Saden fbnnen in Der @siie
pie neu eepaiden tperben, bab man fie
nit giselb, pie nit Seife b~ebaneelt,
oann in Iauparmem WuHsr reinpdi6t.
taIt ipilt uno trodnet. I'm ben CLAM
pieoeraueeben, todt mar fi6 cine blane
4ppretur aus Trasanteummi unb Slob.
iamen, bic man iber Nadt su eIsiasn
Iellen in WlHsr einsemsi6t bat. sebt
nit Der Ware Elm unb roIt spiiden 3pei
psidsn Tldern bis lis trodsn if.-8um
3sinisen woqener Sadsn permii6t man
einen balben 2iter Ohisnsaqe nit bier
bis finf Bitter fo6enoem @afer, ribrt.
bis bic 8lliduns absstlblt ii, ndldt
bic Ware BARN RAID aus, fpllt, trodnei
i'm Sbatten unb pldttet nod feuht aui
Der linfsn Seits.-5lr tpoIene 8eintlsis
Der pertpenbet man reidlih SEIZE uno
beibss Wafer, isbod mub man F6
bitten, bic Seife einsureiben, unb laur
Darm ipllen ; ipenn m08lld, benube man
8eeentpafer ober andres ipeihss Wafisr
Sumarse tpoQene ooer feibene 8~leibungs,
ftlde, tpelde bur6 Staub unb 8egen
uerborben iino, peroen "a Stunoen in
taItss Wafer seIeet obsr cine Siunbs
lang in Wafer, melbes etpas Immo'
Mat entbdlt; man ipilt. ldBt trodnen
unb pldttet auf Der linfen SeIts ooer
man pdfdt nit 1875 Srdmm Banana,
rinbe auf elm Sitter 18aHer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-10
I'm S6winbfh6 tiee.

Der lluisrdeiduete, Der ourd Elm sspobn.
Iides WitteI jur 9efuuobeit uieosr bersetslt
Durce. na6oem er sinige Sabre lang an elmer
l9ueren eunsentrantbrtt uno Der sefirdtetsu
&ranfbeit, e6uinoindt seIittsu bate, bat elm
8robes BerIargen feinen MitIeioenoen oas
Rtttel Der SeiIun9 bstannt su MAIDEN. aas
0ieienigen. Die es uerlansen, ipiro er freunblidft
(Softnfrsi) cine abidrift Der 3ubsrsitung
ihiden, uelde fe aIs cine fidere Seilung fir
Shwinbfndt, aftbma. Gatarrb, 8ronditas iinO
ale Sals. un6 eun9eu.Sranfbeiten inoen per.
ben. Gr boft bas ole 2sioenoe iein 9eilmittel
p%robiren ueroeu, % 60 iebr uertbuoa if Die.
isnigen pelde bic 3ubereitnns perlaua en-. tpelde
tbnen nidts toiten uiro, Ino elm Se9en fur ne
iein mag, uoaen gefdai9t Gbrp. gomarb
w.. MILTON BrOotIpn, v. D., aooreffren.
BzaS Sriudbnt oisie 3situng.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-10

Stats Superintendent S6aefer Bat
benz @oupern6r $ atinss ben 8eri6t iber
bic @ntpidlune beS Sdulpeiens I'M
Staats fur oas NIT benz eritsn Wontas
oss Sum- 1896 su @noe sesansene S4ul.
iabr ..iberreibt, in tpeldem lntereGante
Datsn iiber unier Sdulipeien entbalten
iinb. Ser Beridt Iest eroBes @etpi6t
auf cine 8ermebrune Der Sanbfertisfeit
uno @eperbsiduIen i'm Staate unb be-.
toni bic Rotbpenbisfeit, baB bic Sisb
S4ooIs ibrem umfahenben 9rosramm
pOaiommsn seredt tperbsn. 8ssislit
Der aleemeinen Sdulpilidt spiro bss
merit, baB bic 9robeseit nod su fur3
mar, um cine beitimmte Gniibt ibsr bic
Durdfabruns bes nsuen @eisses duBern
su fbnnen.
Dod fbnne i6on Jest 70 bel BENEFIT
tpsrben, baB bic DurGfdbruns bee
Sdulspanss nidt eIatt Dor iid psrbe
sebsn fbnnen unb auf pieIe Sdpieris.
ieiten itoben Sdrfte. Ser 8eridt ents
balt fernsr bic @mpfebIuns, baB bic fab.
tiiden unb County Superintenbenten
dber bic 3uitdnbe Der Shuleebdube GEE
naue IuffIdrune in ibren 8sridten eebsn
iOaen, bamit bic Reparaturen bort Dor.
eenommen tperben m6sen, mo bieielben
am brinsenbiten erfOroert tperoen. Or.
S4asffer tabeIt bic 9lrt unb Weiie, in
pel6er sesenpdrtis bic Ssnos fir
Sdulspsde sur 8srtbelunB s~eIunsen,
inosm bic ldnbliden Diftrifte Su @unitsn
Der fiabtifden inbuirielen Diitritte meris
lib 3urldsefebt tpdrosn.
Dem 9eridte 1T ferner su e%ntnebmen.
baB iber cine Miaion &inpsr bic bffent.
Iiben S1uIen bes Staates beiuben, an
bensn iber 25, 900 Gebrer tpirfsn. Webr
ais $50 9eriOnen iino nit Der SduIauf.
ii9t bstraut. Sn ben lebten A Subren
finb fur SduISpede iiber 10 Niaionen
Dollars Usraussabt tporben, tpouOn pom
Staate ALIEN an 263 MIaionen Dol.
lars.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-10
Guft, 9ihs uuo 0Bader.

Die D~enisfsn Wenidsn periteben es.
oieie brsi pi6tissn @Iemente, obne bic
mir niht leben f6nnen, ribtis su benil.
sen. Die 2uft 1T bic Nabruns fur un.
fsre 2uneen. Gin Spasiersans in fri
ider reiner 2uft ipirti srauidsn0 unb be.
lebenb auf uns. Denno6 eenieben biz
meiitsn Weni4en nidt senus o bieis,
Simmelssabe. IS peroen SduIer &c.
baut, NIT Senitern sum Deffnen. bamit
bic quite 2uft Elm uno ole fdle1te aus,
itr6me, aber bieie Ssnisr ipsrbsn bel su
ielten eebffnet. Wdbrenb bic Oberfen
fer bel Gage ME bel Na4t INNER often
itebsn %iolten, eiebt 60 pisIe 2eute, tpel1s
Die Senter iosar nit Roos ooer 2itt be,
tleben, bamIt ia feline 2uft sinbrinss.
aensitli& bitten iie fit Dor G"rfdItunsen,
balien bic fb6ne 9efunbe 2uft fir ibren
drsitsn 5einb uno tpunbsrn ii9. bab fit
t,Ob allen ,Sna6tnebmen" 8opfi1msr.
sen. S4nupfsn unb anOere Rrantbeiten
siniteuen.
au@ bas @afer, biefs f6iIide @abs,
ipirb LANCE ni&t senus 8etpdrbist. 9Sit
iolsn uniere Wobnunsen tdeli9 mob
aufpiiden, bamit Der fur bic 2unse 70
ssfdbrIi&e Staub aufsefansen ipsrbs I;
epsnio tbut unierem 8brper Elm tdsIi4es
Bah MOTH. 81 biss ni&t su babsn ODER
Su tbeuef, 70 leiftet tldtises Abpaidsn
al isoem MOrsen ober Abenb bonn 2opf
bis au ben SlBen bieieIben Dienfs. Die
leioer bier nod ii6liden Carpets iinb
@ift fur bic aunssn. Ssnn fs finO Staub.
fdnssr.
Die brittle SimmsIssabe, tpeI&e oft
8erins seadtst pirb, 1T sas 2i4t. Wir
seitatten ibm oft felnsn freisn gineane,
penoen ibm iosar bdufis ben Rtden.
8iele Sduier fino sssen bas Sunnenlidt
p~oaitdupis psrbaut, aber ssssn Rorbsn
ssofnet. S&pere DOppelearbinen mers
ben anaebrabt. UNI baS 2iHt 40 odm'
pfen. 50 iHon oiefe aud iinO, iUaten
mir iie nur in ben am iuenisften beipobns
ten Rdumen, tpie 8eiubsimmern u. I. IN.
ouloen. SIR @obn', S&laf. unb Sin,
Oersimmer eisuen id am bsftsn Woui.
isltnuorb6nse. tpelde reht oft eetpaiben
fbnnen. Dir ioaten bic liebe
Some, befanntIid zines Der mirtiamhsn
DeSinfsctiOnsmitteI, 70 re4t in uniere
3immer i&einen IaRsn, beuu $40 bic
Some feinsn 8utritt bat. oa siebt Der
4rst Elm !" @enieben mir babsr Buff.
ei&t unb @afer, 10 rein unO gut, pie
tie uns bic Ratur bi.tet mir tperben
oann ebenio ssfunb fem, pie uniere 8Or'
tpslde bic Sdeu Dor Slot, 2uft
inb Bafer ni&t %fannten.
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Die sebfraft Der Seaturp6lfer.

SaB bic Raturb6ltsr fabelbafte Sch.
fbdrfe befisen, tpurbe i'm pori8sn SABRE
bunbeIt bebauptet. @enn es ni4t 4les
gambler bon SumboIb i'm oritten 8ane bes
aosmos ielbft erSdbIte. 70 tpGroe mon es
fuum s%lauben, bab bic Snbianer in @bilO
bel Quito ieinen 5reuno 8oupIano, Der
ben 37l20 seosrupbii9s Msilsn bon ibm
sntfsrnlen Baialtfesel Bindinba ertloms
men, sber nit blpbem Huge iaben. ale
SumbOlbt ibn NIT benz Sernrobr fanb.
IS pdrbs biss ettpa elmer flnfa4en
Seblsiftuns shtipredsn. aud 4alas
berl4tet, oab Elm semsiner Galmiid in
elmer ipatsr auf 30 Bsrt (absr 30 8ilo.
metsr) sei9dsten @ntfernunS ben Staub
elmer iubanii6eR Seeri6aar erblidte uno
aud anoeren, nidt minOer ssibten Ausen
pdbrsno Der beim Seer befinoli&e
Oberft &idnsfoi init sinem euten Jsrn.
slaie ni9t has 9srinete 3u isben per'
mo4te. 8ersmaun erSdblt /: Gin Rals
mid rief ieinen nit ibm perirrten 8enoi'
fen su, oaB er Semnnbsn auf einem
Sdsdsn einsn Sassl binanreitsn iebe.
Die nebrissn, bic fid biereur4 perIeiten
Der ~anseSsistsn Spur nad3urel'
ten. fnsen i&On on, iibsr ben Srrtbum
Ibres @sfdbrten unO ibre eissne 2si0t.
sldubieteit gu ipoltsn, aIs iie mad einem
5it bon 20 Werit (lber 30 2iIometer)
sinem 9dssl a~nlansten, mo Elm
bstrunfsner &almiid einseiGlafen mar.
pdbrenb fem i4ediees Bfero NIT gu.
Iammenseihnirtsn oIBsn unbepsslid
neben lbm ftane. Nu6 STANLEY bsrid.
let, pab bic Wasanoa nit ibrem auee
bic 2elitunsen elnes euten, ieds Gut.
foitsnrsn 5ernrObrs ibertrafsn. uno
Der airIfursiienOe Or. Slider aus Cans
ibeilts Germ Or. 8Otelmann in
oumbuIs mlnOIId nit. bab bic sinss.
gIepbantenidser bss dquatoria'
len Oitufrlfa bfters 4ntilopen NIT bios
Sem Ause pabrnabmen. bic sr nit ieinem
sernslais nidt su e%rfenusn permo&ts.
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anIabIid bss anfanss lester @ode
erfoIstsn GbIebens bes in beiben Semi'
fpbdren befannten Seuti1.4 Entertainers
Wiaiam Steintpap faet bas ,,H. y.
WOrsen SOurnaI':
.,@erueeSu einsi8 mar bic SteIuna.
bic @iaiam S%tsintpap in einem Der ipid'
tisiten unb iosmopOIitiiditen 8peise Der
8unt einnabm. SIN Wuifleben -unb
nibt bios SEEN 0orfS. ionbern Der eansen
neuen 0eIt. nit pieIfad pubrnsbmbarem
Sin%dberpirfen in ienes Der alien Welt
8is ,u einem sepifen @rabe bradts bas
iein 8ei6dft nit fid. @an3 unb gar
mar es aber bod erft bic SoIse ieiner ans
seborenen aunftliebe unb &unftbseeifter,
Jung. Man tann faeen: Sat Maes
mas in Nep Yori, unb oft aud gar melt
dber Rsp yorf binaus, in amsrifu Muiit
maht, fGbIt ii& burd ben Sob biefes
Wannes mebr pber minber Direct betrof'
fen, mebr obsr minbsr perpait. Nod
i'm porisen Srdbiabr bate Der obnebin
seihaftli6 nsberbdtbete nit einem ein'
Bisen idbnen Sineinsrsifen bic banterptts
9robe Oser bes Metropolitan. Opsrn.
bauies eerettet. nnb elmer Der pornebm.
fen @eiansUereine Der sansen Nsuen
WeIt mar felt einem Renidsnleben 70
iebr fem SdObfino unb feline 2iebs aus
eleid, bab ibn muir bic Statuten bes
8sreins Dor elmer eleid3eitissn ununter.
brodensn 9rdfieentidaft bspabrt buben.
limb tpie bic aunit. fanb Jpn bic Bolitif.
fano Jpn bic @obItbdtisteit i'm sroben
Still. fanb ibn isoes bffsntIias SntsrsRs
itets bersii, in cine Offsne Glide su iprin'
gen, nit isinsr 9eriOn ieinsm iOpiaIen,
berasnswarmen @eisn. ieinsr sebsbsrei.
ten Sano, ieinem GtnfluB su bslfen. su
fbroern, su idaffsn. nno al oisie Sn.
tereien seben benz nnermIoliden iebt
oas @sleit our lesten 8ube, unb ale lbre
Bertreter une 4neeb6risen. has sanss
eroBe @smeinipeien, BADEN n bas
Sine Wort beS NbihiebS fur Jpn (:
,,Have Pia ct FORTS ANNA I"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-10

Our @isbsrpsrsinisuns Der in Der Iss.
ten BubI.G Champagne serfpIittsrten bsmo,
iratiidsn partsi ioa ON 8. Sanuar
1897, benz @eburtstass bes Prdiioenten
Sadfon, Elm Banquet in Gbieaeo fatts
inbsn, su fpsldsm bic berpurrasenbsn
Dsmoirnten bon isbem Staats einssIa.
ben ipsrben foIsn. Die partei fpaItete
ii& bstaHntIi& in Der @dbrunssfrase
unb mad Der Gnti&sipunssfrase uno mad
Der 8isbsrbsreinieuns ansebra&t. Db
bieleIbs aber 70 baIb ,u Stanbe fommsn
,pirb, III 3tpeifelbaft, ba bic Silber'De.
moiraten ibrs gnttduiduns fiber bic Ris.
bsrIass ibrer Sa&s ni@t 10 Isi4t Der.
i1msr,sn blrften.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-10

8artofelfduldsn. Q Yortionsn. -l25
@rumm sefo6te 8artofsln. 80 @ramm
WebI. 2 Ger, 90 8ramm 3uder. 80
@ramm &Orintben, bic S6ale bon elmer
balben 3itrone. l Brisis Nustatblltbs,
l Prieie Sais. 10 @ramm idBs Wanoeln,
5ett gum Baden. Die Gags porber &c,
fodten 8artoffeln psrbsn ssfddIt, ee'
rieben unb nit ben s~ereinjeten 8orintbsn.
9eriebenen Wanoeln uno ben dbrieen
ansesebenen 3uthaten gut permii1t,
Dauon perben ldnellde. Ha9e 8dulden
seformt. bic i'm Sett su id6ner 5arbe &c.
baden tperoen. 8sim 4nrl1ten b~eitreut
man bic 8ialb,n mt Yuoersuder.