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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-13

BY the way what about the Cuban
question. and how nearly is the Ven
eZuelan problem approaching solution
Strange how such important matters
should happen to be overlooked.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-13
9a'ly gsan'hs{ ,aourns1.
TERMS. 81. Od:I4r Year.

No notice whatever will be taken of an
tgned communications.
THE JOURNAL CANNOT BE HELD
RESPONSIBLE for the preservation or
return of rejected communications.
Address all communications relating to
subscriptions and Advertisements to
BURLEIGH & FHYNT. Publishers, Au-
gusta, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-13

II am not distributing postotlices
yet. but | hope to be before long
VIM. j. Rryan-(tremendousap plauSe)
what I; wonderful orator he is to be
sure. \ regular place-findcr spell
binder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-13

When thta free silver Shouters get
hoarse it will appear that a corporal's
guard has been doing the hollering of
a regiment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-13

Ten thousand tickets to the BRYAN
notification have been issued and not
one was sent to Watson. If Watson
isn't interested in that event. who is?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-13

Tho Boston headline editor Mho
wrote 1T WAS Tophetic" thinks the
weather will afford excuse for any old
thing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-13

Isn't the Popocratic candidate rather
sorry he spoke Of the East as the
enemy's country?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-13

Bryau's voice is said to he in a seri-
Gus condition. but it was his voice that
was nominated at Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-13

The New York Post introduces Hon
Arthur SeWall as an advocate of a
high tariff. What does the hired man"
think of that?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-13

They hitched Bryan's car tn the tail
of the train Here's an omen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-13

We are panied 10 note perturbation
on the part Of the bangor Commercial
respecting Mr. Mckinlcy's attitude
toward silver coinage. back in 1877. for
the Commercial assumes to bc unable
To understand how he can have So
changed his mind AZ 10 oppose the free
coinage of silver today at the same
ratio as was proposed then. In 1871
the market ratio of silver to gold was
not far from IL To ]. the exact market
ratio then being 11.23 To /. Today the
market ratio is about - to /. And
Vet the Commercial isamazcd that MIR.
Mckinley doesn't believe it Just as
proper To coin 50 cents worth of sill
YER into a dollar as he thought il MAS
to coin 93 cents worth of silver into
Il dollar. In short the Commercial is
amazed that Il man who thought free
coinage of silver would raise its price
seven or eight cents does not believe
that it is capablc of raising 1t 80 cents
doubling it in value.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-13
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
Where Held and the Speakers Who Will At-
dress Them.

HON. EUGENE HALE of Ellsworth, will
speak as follows:
AT Waldcboro Monday. Aug. "a.
Canton. Tuesday. Aug. %
Unity. Wednesday,, Aug. g, 7 NJ
Harlland, Thursday. Aug. p.
SkowhcEan. Friday, Aug. IS.
Old Town, Saturday, Aug. 29,s....,
Hallowell Tuesday Sept. L
f f9innsrdo W ssrrG1T seP + rt
Pembroke Monday 2. NJ, Sept !.
Machas, Tuesday. Sept. $.
HON. w. L. Frye will speak as follows:
Rlmford Fans Thursday. Aug. 13.
Milo, Monday Aug, Il.
Caribou, Tuesday, Aug. IS.
Limestone, Wednesday, Aug ~. 49,,
Presquc Isle. Thursday, Aug. 20.
Sherman Friday. Aug; q,
Belfast Tuesday, Aug. %.
Augusta Wednesday, Aug. &c.
Watcrvilc Thursday, Aug q.
HE!@SiS@. H 4as9%.y Ass 5ip&Ns i
Kittcry. Thursday, Sept. 8.
Pennington, Friday Sept. 4.
Dexter Monday Sept. !.
South Berwick. Thursday, Sept. 10
HON LLEWELLYN POWERS OF
HorLTQN, will speak as follows:
At lincohs Thursday. Aug. 10.
Smyrna Mills. Saturday. Aug. 10.
Pembroke. Wednesday, Aug. -.
Machias. Thursday. Aug. %.
Milbridee Friday, Aug. 81
Pittstieid. Saturday. Aug. %
Bath. Monday, Aug. u.
Winthrop. Tuesday, Aug p.
Augusta, Wednesday, Aug. 2G
Leeds Centre. Thursday +. M. Aug. q.
Livermore Falls, Thursday evening,
Turner, Friday 2. NJ. Aug. Is.
Lisbon Falls. Friday evening. Aug. rs.
HON..H. b. CLEANt.S of Portland will
speak:
AT Winth-op Tuesday Ailp 81
GEM. N. NJ. CURTIS of New York will
speak as follows:
AT oxford. Tuesday. Aug. %.
Tryelfrg. Wednesday, Aug. 2G
Yarmouth. Thursday. Aug. q.
Turner, Friday =. NJ. Aug q.
Lisbon Falls Friday evening. Aug IS.
Oakland Saturday. Aug. 30.
Monsoon, Monday. Aug. 81
Atkinson. Tuesday, Sept. /.
Brownvillc, Wednesday. Sept. 9
HON. HAROLD NJ. sEWALL of Bath.
Me. will speak as follows:
At Foxcroft, Friday Aug. IA.
North JAY. Monday Aug. a.
Weld, Tuesday. Aug. -.
Shawmut,; "Wednesday, AUG. 26.
Monroe, Thursday. Aug. y.
Nj; Vernon Village, Friday. Aug. Is, T.
Hiram, Monday Aug. 81
South WatGrboro, Tuesday. Sept. l.
Daniorth. Friday Sept. II.
Calais, Saturday, Sept. T.
HON. II. G. LODGE of Massachusetts.
will speak follows:
At Portland Wednesday, Aug Dc
Orono. Thursday. Auc n
Belfast. FRIDAY Au.r ~
non r,.,, ,,,irr,I,r c,.e,
IA; AZ itlsrt = = -, iI'' Vi Calhofina,
VIII Spcdh us loio"S'
AT Cumberland Centre. Monday, Aug "A.
old orchard. Tuesday; p. NJ. Aug. %.
Lewiston. Thursdays Aug. ~
Mechanic Falls. Friday, Aug 2S
Thomaston. Saturday Aug. %
Litchheld. Wednesday T. NJ. Sept. 9
BRAN, fond Saturday, Sept. D.
Saco. Wednesday, Sept. 9.
G GsrTiGE, 'rFE 2ida@ seS Sfpf 10
Enth ss,,,,rl',, Snt u
,,.o, -" 49,. l.,
HoN' j. L. G. PlIhlN of Louisiana, Will
speak as toloWs:
AT Pittsiield, Saturday, Aug. 90
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-13

Twas enough to make the approach
ing cold wave perspre.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-13

Leeds, Thursday Z. NJ. Aug. "a
Iivermore Falls, Thursday evening,
Aus %
Cornish. Wednesday. Sept. >.
I,iminelon Corner Thursday. Sept. s.
HON WARNI,r MILLER will speak as
follows.
-. ...,. c,+
Elm,snr Wodnes,i,,v Sent.
oid !rn,y, ThrrS'i.iv Snnt =.
Lisbon Nill4ge, Friday Sept l.
IIoN : Al MCCALL of Massachusetts
IN m.1i' ~ fni1a,,.l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-13
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
. FOR PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM MCKINLEY
OF OHIO.
FOR WCE-PRESIDENT,
GARRETT A. HOBART
oFNEW JERSEY.
FOR GOVERNOR,
LLEWEILYN POWERS
OF HOULTON.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
For Electors at Large:

JOHN F. HILL, OF Augusta.
JOEL WILBUR. of Avon.
First Dktrict-EDWIN PARSONS OF
Kennebunk. -
Second District-A. r. MCPHERSON OF
Boothbay Iarbor.
Third pistrict-FRED ATWOOD OF
Winterport.
Fourth District-ALBERT II. SAWYER
of Calais.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19
fk@|1er Git, trttm. .

syn ber Ndiht bon 6reitag auf @anlsz
tag iDnrbe III bie bieIige Yof= Office eitls
gebrobei,. Die Diebe brangen bintel
Bel einenl Genlfsr Elm, ipelhes lie nit
einem 9ebeiIen III Die 961e ihoben.
ssSn Der Office lpurbe alsoam Der @elo=
ihranf nn9ebobrt, auf9eIpren9t unb
ipas an poltinarfen uno @elo Dorbon-
ben mar, iullrbe BON ben Dieben ausge=
rdumt unb fortgeIhleppt.
poitmeiifer WDB unb ieine NngeIfel=
ten paren niht ipenig erltaunt, ols tie
am Sanllfag WDrgen CUR gepDbnlihen
3eit in Die Office famen nno ben 8elo=
idranf offell tlnb leer fanoen. Gine
llnteriudAlla ergab, oaB Die Siebe al
@elb unb poItmarfen $165 erbeutet
batten. Mlles beutet barauf bin, bab
Der ginbrun BON erfabrnen Dieben
ausgefiibrt tpurbe. bod bat man big
iebt bon benfelben nod feine Spnr.
0om Boit-Departelnent 1T cine ye=
lobnuns BON 5000 auf Die Gr9reifung
jebes Der Diebe ausseiebi.
Gin Geriibt, ipona1 au6 bic pof=
Office in ubribspiae in Der gfabt BON
Montas auf Dienifas bon ginbredern
beimaeiudt tpproen fei, bat ii9 niht
beItGtiat. Y
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19

BON 6. 81. parmelees 5pe3ialperfauf
BON Sduben unb @tiefeln 5u ben bill
lisfen preiien 2 pHuaIdube fiir &na-
ben G5 Gents, glalties uno S6niiri6u=
be fir Mdnner $l.00 !; faumlOfe
@lafties fur Mdnner SLIPS ; 9lrbeits=
i6uhe fir Wdnner itnb irsenb tDel6e
S6ube, Die Sbr berlanSen mD9t, gu
mDglidit biligen preiien.
gDir babett gu biele 2eoerifiefel uno
baben uns entidloiien. oieielben per
9aar ipenieitens einen Dollar unter
bem reselmdBisen preiie gu perfaufen,
ba mir bies fir bortbeilbafter anieben,
als bielelben iiber Sommer gu balten.
geife Bottom @ummitiefel fiir Mdnner
$500, fir Gnaben, nur bieie Wode,
$1.00. Mir baben ungefdbr 20 paar
Sbna0enidube fiir Mdnner, BON ben
Nummern 6 IL, ipelde mir fir rs
Gents Derfaufen, seipObnliber preis
$l.25.
g. sc. parme1ee, Der 6bubbdno=
Ter, 116 Sf=0OditraBe, Stem pbilaoel=
phia, Ohio. .Jr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19
@iaiee sAnbe a.no ettefei.

Wir iperben in ben nd9ften so 9as
gen aae fdweren 56ube, 5tiefel uno
Gummitiefel 81 hera5geiebten preiien
fir 8aar pertaufen. Wir aeben bier
einige llnierer preife uno iteben ale an=
beren i'm ndlnlihen Nerbdltnib
Sic belen QipIfiefel fhr Mdnner,
friiber $3.50, jebt 800 CUTE 4ip=
itiefel fir Mdnner, friiber 1875, lebt
$50; leberne Mdnnerfiefel, friiber
$2.75, jebt 200 leDerne Mdnneritie-
fel, friiber $3.50, 2.25 unb 200, jebt
1.5O /; leberne Mdnnerlfieiel, friiber
81. rs, jeBt 1.25 quite Rnabenifiefel,
friiber $3.50, iebt 1.65 bette Bolton
@ummItiefel fur Mdnner $40. fir
Rnaben, LOB, fiir Grauen 1.60 !;
0ummltiefel fur Rinoer $l.00; ae=
fiiiterte ueberlhube nit Ghnaller, fir
Wdnner, 95 gfs. ihlpere sSrnuen-
fdube, friiber $I.25 Bis 1.50, jebt
LOO; feline Srauenihube, friiber 1925,
ESQ unb 800, No. 81 81, ieyt
1.50 feline drauenfbube, friiber
$3.50, jebt 100.
Wer irQenbmelhe G1ubpaaren n6=
tbig bat nnb Wflo fparen nil, fprehe
Dor bei Sobn gfert,
As Stem pbilaoelpbi1, 8. .
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19
Motis.

gs madt mir 8ersniisen, meinen
SSreunben uno gDnnern unb Dem pu=
blifum i'm Wagemeinsn betannt su mos
den, baB i1, ba Die @ebriiber Spring
unb 0ol5iportb einen Wediel in ibrem
perional gu MAIDEN 9ebaAten, meme
Werbinouns init Der senannten Girma
gel6st babe, unb cine Nnitelun9 bel
s. sW. 8urrp, Der bebeutenbfen @llen=
tpaarenbanolung in Stem pbilaoelpbia,
aneenommen babe, mo id nod beln /.
Mar5 1896 anautreffen iein tperbe.
Sb 0ante fir bas 3utrauen, bas mir
bisber gu She'll gemorOen, uno hoffe.
balIelbe iperbe mir aud III 3ufunft 3u
She'll iperoen. tpomit idb perbleibe,
Sbr eraebener,
M. Sdneiber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19
No1ntals Oas stt 500 8ebebte
artite 6inO.

Ser III lebter Summer oemelbete linz
glafsfoll. belien Opfsr Die arme 7idb=
rige 8a1el u. MDers bon nbridspile
geipOrben,, 5eigt bon gnfans an bis5um
gnbe fold eilen Brab bon Snbumani=
tat aller babel in 5rage fommenoen
perlOnli6teiten, Dab mir mod einmal
oarauf suriif fommen miiRen. Be-
3ei1nenb aber traurig 1T es. bab auber
benz ,@eporter" feline anbere englil1e
3eituns Die faum fiir mOelid gebaltene
Bebanolung bes betrefenben Mdo6ens
ern1t au tabeln ipagt. gs banoelt iid
la nur um Elm armies 9in0
Nole "a Gtunoen iiberldbt Der lfraf=
bare llnperifanb elmer perf9robenen
Mluiter bag Ginb ben Martern feiner
i1refli1en granbpunoen. Gin Mr3i
-1enbet Mrsneien, itaft per1onlid nah=
anieben. Nadbem Elm anberer 3ur
Stelle gefommen. finbet 1ib nadber
feine mitleibige Geele. Die Die pHegt
iibernommen bdtte unb Die Srufees
tpiilen ntbts bei1eres su tbun. als Oas
ben 9obe nabe @eld0pf ab5uidieben.
sSn ipinterliner Gdlte unb auf bolpri=
ger Gtrafe tpirb bas &inb 10 Meilen
melt 3ur Ginoerheimatb 9eidleppt. 9ll-
lein bier finbet ii1 tein grbarnlen, nod.
benz bas babe gDuntp burdtelepbDnir1
lit, tpirb es ipieoer auf ben Wngen ge=
looen unb fol nah benz Mrmenbauie,
8 Meilen melt aariifgebradt tuer0en.
gnbli1 erbarmte iid ber mitleioise
9ob bes sebebten Ginoes uno bas
gDuntp unb feline geamten Der 0u-
n1anitdt tpuroen barnit ipeiteren Sorgen
entboben! Mber bat man ie in 9us=
caraipas gountp bon fold pfiibtbergef-
iener Snbumanitdt geb6rt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19
He,ter In Der ssra,l erei.

Mm Greitag Mittas brah in einem
Nebengrbdube Der 8rauerei in iofport
6euer lus. Mrteefellte ,paren nit bem
0erpiden bon Gdfern beihdftigt, als
auf einmal bas basll beniibte peb IN
Brano gerietb. &ai6 ariff oas 6euer
Inn 1ib, aber au6 Die asneripebren bon
8lafes Wlills uno Stem pbilaoelpbia
tparen raid 51r Sano uno oeren ener=
siihem ginf1reiten bat man es 81 per=
banfen, bob bic 9auptgebduoe Der
8rauerei 9erettet nuroen.
9ie Wagenremiie, Elm Gisbaus, 5dIs
fer, 0orrdibe bon Riiferbol5 &C. tpuroell
Elm &aub Der 6lammen. Ser 6ba.
ben belduft fib auf $1,000 - 1900
unb lit tbeilipeiie ourA 8erliderung ge=
oeft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19
Marant iuobMt Sbr ttid)t I'm
ei0emctt GA1tfe I?

Gprebt In Der Blaming Min bon
Sobn NdgeIp unb 9Obn an Groni
6trabe Dor uno Sbr Derbet finben,
boB IS eben 10 leiht 1T. i'm eigenetl
Dauie gu tppbnen, als Miethe 3u be3ab-
len. Dieielben baueil guh geeen cine
lei6te Mn3ablung iiaO 81 aiinffigen Be-
bin9un9en Elm 0aus inb berehnfn tlar
uabi8e 3inien fur oas angele8te Ropi-
tai.
Wnrum MietEe be3abIen, tpenn Sbr
nit 0em ndmIiden Welne mad, ulO mad
Elm Dous erlperbgu f6nnt
WiinI9t sSbr gu6 nit leidter Mllbe
Gin si0snss 0eim 3ll ertpsrbsn. ID Iebt
@u8 nit Md0eID uno @obn IN @sg.
binbung. Il
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19
0eHp III .

gm 4. 6ebrnor III 3oor Jrou Gbri.
fine petsrmait1l, it11 einenl Mnfol
BON Grippe. Die Werffotbene mar am
"a. 5uli 1918 lsboren iporoe,l, uni
mar bas erlte allf Der Mieberloliung Del
3poriten our QDelt getomnene Rino.
Sbr Nsbeu rsid)t III cine 3eit 3urid,
sba bos MN bliibenoe 3par nod eiils
Wilbnib mar unb iDD Mrt nn6 Dafe ibi
Werf erlf begonnen baften.
glm 10. Gebr. in Stub Sosunibit
bic 6rau bon 8. S. Gurnep, i'm Nltei
BON As eSabren, an elmer Derafranfbeii
3i tpeldber iin fblieBli6 nod Die Was=
IerIudbt gefellte. Die Neritorbene tpar
cine Dulberin I'M bolen Slime bea
WDrtes, iroem iie stpanaig lanae Sabre
franf lag. sic mar cine 61peiter
bon 9bomas u. QattD in llbri1sDille
unb binterldBt auBer ibrem Gatten eine
StiefIdiperer unb einen Stiefbruoer.
9lm IL. Jebruar in Der Ndbe bDtl
NeD Cumberland Die sSrau bon ShO=
mas GDbinIon. sic bate iid tura
Dorber in Canton elmer Operation
untersoeen our gntfernuns zines Sc
fdmiirs unb tarb on ben GDlgen bers
felben.
Mln 16. Gebr. Il, nbridsbille Grau
glancp Malldte, i'm Mlter BON " Sab
ren, an einem 0ersleioen. Die Beer
bigung fano geifern in Gnabenhhtter
Ifatt. Die BerItorbene binterldBt ben
@otten unb brei perbeiratbete 96hter.
glm IL. Gebr. in Stem Yhilaoelphie
Hrau Sane u. Burris 1ab nur furael
Granfbeit i'm Mlter bon rs Sabren. me-
niger 5 Sage. sic binterldbt mebrer'
eripahiene Ginber.
9lm II. sJebr. bei @olhen Gielettl
Guenetta, elm unberbeiratbeter italieni
I1er Mrbeiter !; er tpurbe auf beln ia
tboliiden Grieobofe in Canal Dope'
beerbiet.
Mm II. Sebruar Wlorgens Inn
llbr in Stem pbilabelpbia Sobn Wil=
liams (bier allgemein unter 0em Na
men rSpottp" betannD i'm Mlter Dol
IS Sabren, a Monaten uno 8 9asen
Ser 8eritorbene bat ben gan5en Biir=
gertrieg mitgema6t. Nm 18. Mprl
frat er als 6reitpilliger in bas l6. Sbil
3egilnent unb ais feline 9ienit5eit be
enbet uno er ebrenpol entlaIlen mar,
trat er in bas 81. Dbio Gegiment, Dor
tpel9em er iid fpdter in bas 5. &egi:
ment Der Ser. Gtaaten Nrtillerie Der
leben lieB. Qlm IL. Mdr3, na9 bier.
jdbriser 9ienit3eit, erbielt er elmer
ebrenbollen Mbihieb !; er maAte II
G1la1ten nit uno purbe rliemals ber
munoet. Seine Grau ftarb am 60
Sanuar D. sSabres.
@eltern Mbeno um 8 llbr in feinel
WobRung in Netp pbilaoelpbia @eorg
0erbit an ben Golgen zines S6lasalt
fails, Der ibn am Morsen setroffen
Ser 8eritotbene iit in Mltenoorf, So
nigreib gaiern, i'm Sabre 1921 sebo'
rem /; 1852 panberte er nab ben Ser.
Staten aus unb lieB iih IN Stem pbi
laoelpbia rlieber. gr NOR fein 2eber
lang arbeitiam llnb bienitfertig ge9er
anoere uno mar ifets Elm eifrises Wtit.
slieo Der fatboliiden Stride. ST bin
terldbt cine trauernbe Witttpe unt
lieben GinOer, einen 5obn uno feds
56bter, neblt sabl rei1en 8robtinbern
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Gs Qibt faum mehr Elm @ebie

- @s 9ibt faum inebr Elm @ebiet
menidlider 9bdtisfeit unb bes ebrii=
lihen @rtperbslebens, auf fbem nibt Der
abgefeinteite 56winbel seitueiie feline
Opfer au rupfen periudt. go bat in
ben leBten 9asen Elm fOrfd auftreten=
Der. 9ut5iingiser Gerl li1 als .MoDance=
Mgent" elmer 9beatergefeQIdait, ee=
nannt Die Emo Olo @ronies 50. auf=
seipielt uno 3uerit in ubridseille, bann
in Netp gomerstpipn uno feitber tpabrs
i6einlid aud nod anberslpO, bic 2eute
betrogen. gr berfalfte cine Mn3abl
9idets, Iosirte IN 9ote!s, CAB 9lnsei=
gen in ben 3eitunssoffiees auf, tauidte
Sifets gegen Bier aus u. +. NJ. Sid
nur aufs gintaifiren perifebenb, be-
aabIte er Niemanben unb peridtpant
oann unbeadtet init einem @iiterauge.
Sn ubridsbille nannte er iib 9roDt
aus Stem y)orf. in Rem gomerstoipn
Wad iollte er erpiidt merben, 10 mir.
be er bermutbliA cine Nummer bes
3uAtbauies als ge5eidnuns friegen.
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Sn glart, broben il, 9olnes Co.,
baben iie 9rubeI in Der RetbOoiiten=
Girdgemeinbe. Sin geiuiier 0u0b
DottD bat in Der &irNe 0ffentlib bas
Betenntnib ab9elest, iid NIT 5tuei Grau=
en- Der Gemeinoe Dergan9en su baben.
Nun belan9t i'm bic cine Der gefdul=
Disten tpsgen triminellen libells DOr
geri9t.
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Sen aettfrlp ebrIeMtett

BON Stem pbilabelpbia uno 8lates Drills
meinen ber3li6en Dant fiir bic energi=
ibe unb redtRitige 0ilfe, bic He mir
bel benz gralDe am Greitag 9eleiifet,
uno tpelder i9 bic Nettuna Der Daupts.
gebdnoe Der Wrauerei Deroante. 3u-
aleld fiible id) mid aud ben Beb0rben
Neip pbilabelpbias gegeniiber fir bic
geleiitete 0iilfe III Dant berphi6tet.
W. GeiboIO.
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Ser 6tootratb BON Stem SO

Ser 6tdbtratb BON 9fen CO.
inerstoipn bat eine so tdgige Dilnoe-
iperre peroronet, ipdbtenb pelher 3eit
0unbe enttpeber angebunoen iein, Doer
Maulf6rbe tra3en miilien. Gs If bort
neulid Elm tputbfranfperOdhtiser 0nno
abgethan tuoroen, BON benz aild einige
anOere gebiiIeil ipOrben iino.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19

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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-10-02
THE BLACK RANGE,
From the Chloride Range.

From the Chloride Range
John Saucer has moved up to
his saw mill on Chloride creek
The manufacture OF brick for
the smelter is rapidly progressing
Judge Braymer has gone to
Braymer, Missouri, on business.
Joe Oliver is assisting DIR. Bhnn
IN the development of his claims
on Buyers run.
For the past week men have
been engaged in cleaning out and
re timbering the we'll at the old
lixivation works.
Jack Spradiing returned from
Colorado last week.
Miss Jesse Hearn started on
Tuesday for Springfield, Mo,
where she will attend school.
Phillip lIirsob and Lew Kruse
returned from Magdalena We'd
nesday Mr.. Hirsch brought in
his wife aud six children, also Mrs.
Hirsch's SISTER, Mrs Fanny Barley
and one child, They are domi-
ciled in the Koch residence.
This Is the first year in the his
tory of Chloride that the republi-
cans of this precinct failed to hus-
tie up enough timber to hold a
primary for the purpose Of elect
ing delegates to a county conven'
ton. And it may be incidentally
remarked that this immediate yicin-
ity is a mighty poor country for
Cleveland democrats.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-10-02
SsSgSx4g * * * * * * ggsS y q u
FOR PROBATE CLERK.

From the Silver City Enterprise.
The undersigned hereby an
nounces that he Is Bryan
Silver Republican candidate for
the Office ofprobate clerk, Of Grant
county.
If elected to the Office | will
contract with the board OF county
com missinners to accept as full
compensation for all services rs
clerk OF that board the per diem
now allowed the clerk $500 a day.
for the days only that the board IL
is ia session; and vii! engage 10
perform all the duties OF such
clerk, relieving the board of the
necessity OF calling In lawyers,
accountants and others TO do what
the law requires of the clerk. In
that Office no tax roll would pass
through my hands for approval
of the board OF commissioners out
Of balance, as more than one OF re-
cent years were when approved
( | will, also, if elected, reduce the
fees for recording rs per cent to so
per cent below those now charged
II elected | promise to be as Of.
fable aud courteous TO all having
business with the Office during the
entire term as | will be in the last
six months>before the next election.
10 take the Office under such
conditions | could not afford to
spend any money, if had it, to
get the Office. / shall appeal TO
the voters upon my record in other
Official positions and knowledge
Of the duties and qualifications for
the office, without spending one
dollar to influence any voter;
promising an honest, impartial,
efficient performance of every duty
at q saving OF several hundred
dollars annually TO the taxpayers
and others having business with
the Office.
ID. r. CARR.