davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-07-02
Holiday Excur.ions

Via O. I. q v. r. r. and B. g.. o. r. r..
July and 4, to all points within a
radius OF 900 miles, account July 4th.
Tickets good returning July 9. (S0-h)
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-07-02

Detroit, $3.50 from Toledo, sls from
Cleveland for the round trip, including
meals and berths. One thousand miles
of lake ride on new modern steel steam.
ers for the above rates Send 20 for illus
trated pamphlet. Address
-. A. A. Sohrsntz, g. p. A.,
Detroit, Mich.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-07-02
THE MARKETS.

PITTsBuRG, June 2s.
wHEAT-No. red, 66G67c; No. 9 red, GAO
Csc; spring wheat, G3G6Ic,
CORN-No 2 yellow ear, 83d33>1c; No. z
shelled, 334 33I6c; high mixed shelled, 82g
821ac; mixed ear, 30G3lo.
OATS-No. white, 24d24Ic; No. 2 do, 23dt
231ao; extra No white. 229221Sc; light
mixed ,9OI5lG 2lc.
HAY-No. timothy, Sl5.0O0l525: No
timothy, $l2.25Gl3.5O; mixed clover, $1,000
1850; packing, S65Oq7OO; No. ]. feeding prai
rie. $sOOGs5O; wagon hay, sl7OOGlSOO fol
timothy
BUTTER-Elgn creamery; l66l7c: Ohio
fancy creamery, l4gl5c; fancy country roll
lO9llc; low grade and cooking, 7@so,
CHEESE-Fancy New York. full cream
8GSAc New York fats cream. SIC; new
Ohios 797l4c: new Wisconsin SWISS in tubs
ll9l2c; limburger, $1,000; Ohio Swiss IN
tubs ll9l2c; Swiss. in square blocks. l3c.
EGGS-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and
Ohio, in cases, llIagl2%c: seconds, 01lOc
POULTRY-Large live chickens 55(g65c per
pair; live chickens. small 50655c; spripC
chickens, 2565lc per pair; dressed chickens
l2(Gl3c per pound; dressed spring chickens
lSdl9c; live ducks, 5016Oc per pair; dressed
l4@l5c; live turkeys ggl0o per pound
dressed, lIGl5c. live geese, 60a75c per pair,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-07-02
Truths TerseIy Told.

Foley's Sarsaparilla cleanses yhe
blood, gives tone TO the system, imparts
strong. Trial size, 800. o. W. Koons,
Fisher 81 Young and O. ~ Nye.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-07-02
NEW YORK, June 20.
WHEAT-spot market weak No, ] hard.


WHEAT-Spot market weak No. ] hard.
65o
CORN-Spot market weak; No 2, 1880.
oATS-Spot market weaker; No 2, 2lISc,
CATTLE = Market active and higher.
Native steers, sAOOG470; stays and oxen
'2,eO94l5 bulls, S2.3O92,S5 dry cows, 81 5Os
ESQ
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Market tor sheer
steady lambs active Sheep, S2,25GAl5, lambs
sA0Jg6,75
HoGs-MRrket firm at SS5OaAO0
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-07-02
PITTsBuRo. June 90

CATTLE-Receipts fair, 81 cars on sale;
market steady; prices unchanged We
quote the following prices: Extra, 81 500
a35; good, $Il0g42O; tidy. sIOOGAlO; good,
So s0g40O; prime, 425d48O; fair. S350gasO
common, S30J@35O; rough fat. So 0KGS s.
bulls. stays and cows, S. 2OOG350; heifers, S3 OO
@40J; bologna cows, per head, S5 00gl5 900.
fresh cows and sprinIers Sl5,O0035OO
HoGS-Receipts light, about ID cars on sale
market opened up active and prices q shade
higher. but closing duh and the advance about
all lost. Early sales at the following prices
Prime lights, So 7O93.75; best mediums, So, 65a
$40; common to fair Workers, S355g8.65i
heavy, $3,2OG39N; roughs, S2,OO090O
SHEEP-Supply fair, about % cars on sale
market steady ON best grades of both sheep
and lambs, slow on common, We quote
Prime, So 0OG4.OO; good, S3,65G3s0; fair, 50, ,20G
$40; common, S250G30O; culls, SlOO,G2. 90;
choice yearlings, S3,75G425; common to good
yearlings, $2.5O135O; choice lambs, Si75a5 25
common to good lambs, S35J@i5O; veal
calves, Sht9d475; heavy to thin calves, S2OC
@3O0
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-07-02
Plan Your summer Ou ting Now.

Go ito Picturesque Makinac via the
Coast Line. 1t only costs Asl3.oo from
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-07-02

ceived few slight bruises about the
head, and had narrow escape.
Melshimer's Sunday school held chill
dren's day exercises, Sunday. Mr.. Lew
Sheatzley, the superintendent, is to be
congratulated for on his faithful work.
Prof. Blinkey is running a singing
school at Battlesburg every Tuesday
night. Come and hear him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-07-02

Mrs. william Yant was buried here
Friday, aged 3S years She was sick only
few days with Inflammation Of the
bowels. She died In the Lutheran faith,
being member Of that church. She was
a true Christian woman. Rev. Sommers
preached the funeral. A husband, -four
children and many friends mourn their
loss.
The only daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Lutes
ate matches Saturday and died in 80
hours after~ard. Interment at Mels-
himer's. She was two years of sge.
Mrs. Ed. We aver gave birth to boy
baby and IL in dangerous condition.
She is at her fathers home, Wash Nc
Kinney's.
Willie Eyersole was plowing corn Mon.
day with three-year -old colt, and had his
brother, Harry, riding ". A guinea flew
out OF grass field and scared the colt.
ID ran of and threw harfy off, He 70,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-23
Ser Wabrn,tBswertb oes
SScttinS.

glo6 immer : f1reibt eire lanb=
mirtbi6aftli6 tpilenl6oftli6e 3eit=
| i6riit - re6uen lpobl Die WteiIten ben
5onig binii6t!i6 ieines Na6run9swer=
tbes einfa0 allen gelp06nii6en flliTlioen
orer breiigen SijBiQteiten BEL uno ba=
ben bon ieinen belonOeren, boben 8or=
si9en Seinen 8e9riif.
IS lei ba1er Dor Illem oQron erir1=
merit, baB Der SOnig Don oieIen anoe,n
SiiBi9teiten eine le6r tpibtioe gieen=
Idaft poraus bat ndmli6, oab er ie6r
lei6t peroaulib lit. GieIer gteftar Der
glumenmelt iit urlpriinsli6 ieiner DE
mil6en 3uiammeniebun9 na6, faIt
pOllig reiner &O6r3ufer. Sic glus=
i6eioungen aber, pel6e bon ben gienen
bln5utommen, bermanoeln i'm in ben
beiten Srauben5ufer unb MAIDEN ibn
beinabe Dolfommen fertig our 9(llimi=
lirung in nierem GDrper, obne irQeno
eine beionoe,e 9lrbeit ieitens oes Nla=
9eils. Ntit Ge6t bat Oaber grofeHor
Goot ben Soni9 oDeroauter Neftcr" ee=
Mount. llniere 9Dspeptiter uno olle
nit geIbpddter &erOauun9stlaft oiirf=
ten out oarat tbun, bies ili6t gu iiber=
ieben.
sSit Semanb ieGr ermioet uno, pie
man gerne fo9t, iosar gum gNen gu
cri6Dpft, 10 1T c5 erfaunli6, welbe
5auberll6e Wirflng Elm tpeni9 So1lio
auf eine lol6e perion ausiiben tann.
slue, Die irsenomie an ben glieren lei=
ben, fOnnen li6 iiberSeu9er, DaB Sonie
e;ne piel wobltbuti9ere Nabrung fir Iie
1T, als ettpa &obr5ufer. Ntan6e ir=
6cn beim @enuB bon Waben Sonig
jeoeS Sbeil6en @0As bon li6 fern gu
bolten, Da iie l(nberOouIi6teit uno
9Qporiifen beionoers bon warmen
semmeln uno SOlri9, bsfitr6ten: uno
or6 1T gSabeit SOnig t9atId6li6 cine
mertbboue Seibilfe 5ur Geroauung bon
belBem @ebGf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-23
0roBarttgcr Gnt,p6iicrnmass
pl0tt.

@tlpa 5000 2anobeliber, benen 6OO,=
600 9lfer Sano i'm Santatee=5bale Qe=
bOren, baben, mie Galpdraiio, S{no.,
gemtloet miro, in Sonnl cine NerIQmm,
lung ab0ebalten, um Sireftorpn su nab
len un0 Die bette Dirt uno g8elie De,
Gntmdnerung oes Sbales su beipreden.
Solgenoes Committee muroe erpQblt
u. g. Stowell pou Soub; 8. 90.
Place BON SOutbgeno Gearles Solmes
BON gSalferton Sames Song bon ga
Grolle Gbarles 9onalolon BON Cant
let Sames Gil6riit pDn 98alterton
Go9ar S6illing pon Samlet. Sas
Committee puroe ermG6ti9t, einen Ser
meier ansultellen, Inn pprlduiiae Ger=
lnellun9en borsunebmen unb Nlles auf
baS geplante GerfaDren uno Die Soften
oenelben SeSiigli6e an Die 2anoeiqen=
Thinner sl perpeiIen. 2ebtere ioaen
ibrerleits Die GorntD=Gommillion eriu=
6en, Nbl6dber su ernennen, nm Die
fir ieoen Seliber aus Den 0erbellerun=
gen ertpa6lenoen Sprtbeile feItsuieben.
Selblt nab Der woblfeillten Metbooe
miro Die Serbelierung 800, 900 foIten.
gs miro ieoo6 oaour6 cine Malle 2ono
9etponnen meroen, bas jebt fir lano=
mlrtblbaftli1e 3wefe mertblos lit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-23
Gin tettcs SueG)cittanocr lit
2tusSidDt.

Ser llmItono, ooB 8ouoerneur
Mattbems pOn Snbiana ii6 unldn9Tt
gepel9ert bat, Die 9t6minatiOn BON
Sames s. Ntc6ullOugb gum Mit9lieoe
Der Sta0tstp0blbeb6roe Su beltdtigen,
l6eint su erniten Gerluifelun9en fii6=
ten su iollen. Die beit item 9lnwdlte in
SnoiunapoliS ertldren, oaB alle 6ano=
lun9en her SebOroe. Die p6ne McGOul=
lougb por9enommen tperoen, ungeieb=
lib uno ni6tig linO, Oa oas @eIeB por=
i6reibe, bab Der 6ouberneur Die 9}omi=
nationen fir Die betreffenoe ge66rbe
beitdtigen iolle. Ser Stoatsorufer
ipeigert li6 bereits, auf Qlnoronun9 Der
geb0roe Die StimmSeooel gu orufen
unO m6ali9erlueiie tDnnen bieIelben
ni6t me6r innerbalb Der gelebliGen
3eit unter bic Counties pert6eilt mer=
ben. Wtc@oullOugb erbielt Die Seltdt=
aung Deg @ouOerneurs nibt, neil ct
8olD=SemDtrQt III.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-23
Srangel t4no SjsmarG.

gta6 Der groberun9 Der Siippeler
S6an5en wollte gSron9el nad S6les=
mig morI6iren. yismurf miO'riebte
ii6, neil 5upor cine Ge,itdnOioun9 nit
Selterrei6 cr5ielt werOen muBtr, o0s
Die &Onl9Sau niDt 81 iiberi6reit II
miini6te uno Die pOlitiI6e Sage obne
Oeiterrei6 wabrideinli6 Iofort rcs)t
fWniertg geiporben mire. gEron1 1el
fhrieb entriitet Dem S0ni9e, oaB ole
9ipIonaten, ole iOl6e 9totbI9ld9e CD
ben, ben Strid perOienten. 9}0b
9Sran9els &iifberufrn9 iaB Si3narf
neben tbm an Der f0nigli6en SoIel.
g8ron9el mar fir i'm yVuft." Ser
alte General, Der nit Gorliebe 9tlles
ouste, ponbte li6 AT ben Minifer {:
p vMeiu Sobn, fannlt On ni6t berQeI=
len ?" Sismarf ontiportete fur3 ::
v9(ein." 9arauf g8ron9el nod eini=
ger 3eit vWtein SoDn fam 0u nibt
DerQeben ?" gismarf antnortete nSSo";
SeiOe reiGten ii6 Die 0dnoe uno ltie=
Zen init einQnOer an.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-23
SoHnltngsuoue Snitjhiif= Gr:
iinOcr.

Gpn alien Serluben, tpel6e Die Gbi=
cagoer Griinoer Gbaunte, Serrino uno
9lperp init ibren Slusmaibinen anee=
nellt baben, linO Die neuelten, oieier
Sage in Sunne part, Sno., por9e-
nommenen am belten aus9efallen. Sic
iibertreffen Die silnltigiten Greebnille
oes oeutiben Grfinoers Gilientbal, nah
oenen SDltem Die Wai i6inen, alleroinQs
NIT Ser1noerunsen gebaut Iino, uno
Der bel einem Der balsbre6erilben gr=
perimente ums 2eben fam. Sonpbl
Die 2dnge Der suriifgelegter Eluobabn,
Die S1nelli9teit uno bas glei6mdbioe
boriSontale Shipeben Der Wtaldinen
ltellten alle friiberen Yroben in ben
S0atten uno es ltellten li6 feline per=
bor9enen Wtdngel bel ibnen beraus.
Sas Tertrauen Der @rfinoer unO Sen=
fer Der 5lusmaidinen iit 10 selpadien,
oaB lie pOllitdnpise 2entbarteit oeriel=
ben ni1t fir unmOglib balten. 9ie
Ver1n0e Duroen nur nit DEN 1ieben=
iAldgi9en Mai6inen Gbaunte's uno
6errlngs ppr9enommen. 9ie uNlbat=
ros=Wfaldine" oes @rfinoers Wm. Saul,
Die nur nit stpei gruben Sliiseln arbei=
tet uno bon Der iib Die Sadperl
gen nod gr0bere grfolge perlpredeu,
muroe ri1t probirt, oa 9err paul ilibt
5useaen iein fonnte, um Die 8eriube 81,
leiten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-23

oelt Sbmanfungen oes S6iffes tpeni-
ger au leioen, ais Die pa1aeiere auj
Dem SoroerOef. @lei1wobl mar biz
&eile iebr bei6merli6 unb ibuinoelte
Den meifen 2euten fait INNER, Die
nlbt auf 8ef lein fonnten uno es mur=
ben 9enua Speiien iiber 8oro 9etpor=
fen, oab man cine gonse fleinere Sc
melnoe oonit bdtte fdtti9en f6nnen.
20. N}drS. 0ie Seeel tpuroen ee=
tern Nbeno oufgc5o9en uno in Der
ytadt batten mir Sturm. Sie Sec
tranfbeit 1T allgemein cusgebroben,
TAFT allies 1T in ben Better.
q. Wt0rs. Ser Sturm Der lebten
fa6t mar nur eill fleiner Sorbote bon
Dem beuti9en es nurbe alles BON Den
gdnfen binuntergei6mettert, mas nidt
feit 9emoht mar man muBte Iib in
ben Setten balten, menn man nidt ber=
ausfallen tpollte. Otulit uno @eIana
llno peritummt es gibt Wellen tpie
Siigel. 9Bcsen bem itarfen Stl1rm
tpuroen beute nur 265 Msilen gema6t.
%. Mdra. Seute qebt es wieoer
better, bo6 baben mir immer nod itar=
fen gforbpino.
23. Wt0r5. Seute 1oben tpir iebr
9llnltl9en WlnO ; Die meilten pallo9iere
llno tpteoer 9efuno. Sie Spciicn wer=
BEN 10 5iemli6 auf9eeehen uno einiae
Samilten baben IDgar 5u tpenlQ. Sine
Tanltlle Der @eTelli6aft miro oepO6n=
li9 5u 10 gerIOnen sere6net.
"A. W}dr5. WleOer prd6ti9es Met=
ter. Sm 3wii6enoed unertrd9lider
Sunit uno Sibe. IS babcn lcbte
gfadt piele auf 9ef sei6lafen. g8e=
gen Der 11neren Saoung uno oes oro=
BEN Siefgan9s ocs Sdiffes ourften Die
6eniter nibt geUifnet merocn, neil oas
9Soller oielclbcn beinabe errei6te.
rs. Mdr5. gSir baben tpieoer riir=
miI6ps, llnfreunoli6es Wetter. 9luf
Dem ganoe miro Sltern sefeiert. 9(uf
Dem S6iffe merit man babon weiter
nl6ts, als oaB Seutl6e uno S6wei3er
ni6t Sarten ipieleu.
26. Mdr3. Seute baben mir i6on
mieoer itiirmii6es @etter. Sci pielen
1T Die Seefrantbeit mieoer ausoebro=
6en man 1T auf ben Sdiifsraum
angenioicn.
q. Mdrs. Ser Mino bat li6 ge=
leat, aber Elm oi6ter gebel umoibt uns
llno beltQnOig ert0nt oos 9lebeI6orn,
um oas 3ulammenitoBen pon S6iffen
gu permeioen. IS iperoen Gorberei=
tun9en gum Nrfern 3etrDifen.
%. Wtdr5. I'm 9 ll0r tamen tpir
IN 9fep YOrt an. S6on friib Mpr=
gems mar aQes auf 9ef, mas 6inouf
tonnte, Inn ben i60nen 9lnblif bon
9lmerlfas Seltaoen 5u genieBen, ouf
ipel6es Sono plele 10 groBe Soffnun9en
Iebten. galo na0 Der 9lntllnft am
SonOun9splab sin9 es ans 2tuslaOen,
ipornut Die 3ollrcui ion itattfQno. 9lls=
oann wurOen Die @inmanoerer na0
@altle Garoen ipeoirt, nolelblt Oann
Elm jeoer fit lid lelbit ieben muBte,
mas ct in Dem 9eprielenen Qonoe an=
fan9en wDlle.
gSas 1T mo1l in ben Is oSobren aus
ben 100 GinwanOcrern 9eworoen 3
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-23
Sin S6miratb, Der es crnit
tttciut.

ginen multerbaften S6ulrath beiibt
oas Sowniblp Salem in @elt gennipl=
oanien. 9ieie auf alle Sdue lpoblmei=
nenoe gebDroe bat ndmlib cine Nerfii=
gung erlaiien, lpel6e es ben ibr untera
9eltellten Sebrern uno 2ebrerinnen un=
terlaat, auber an Sreita9en ooer Sam=
fagen Nbenos gGlle poer @eielli ibaften
81 belu6en, oomit bas Yerlonal NOR
gems itets frii6 uno ausgerubt an iei=
nen 2ebrberuf qeben tonn. IS 1T oas
bela9te Sopnibip Oenn au1 bel ieiner
yodterli6en Ge9ieruns" eines Der nut
iterbafteten i'm Staate uno itebt mas
feline Sinansen anbetrifft an Der Spite
aller uebrigen. Ser S6ulratb bat
ni6t nun Is ib0ne Bad iteini6ulbduIer
gebaut unb sur 3eit nod $1,000 in Der
Salle, ionoern jiln9it au6 Die 2ebrer=
sebdlter um SIS per Wonat erb0bt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-23
Gttte Sd)sucr geitrnftc ocutJNc
sSratt be9ttaOi0t.

Slls eins alte, Dem Gro6e aupanfenoe
5rau, telearapDirt man aus 3oDeta,
Sas., lit bieier Sage 6rau Woria SSrie=
ltn9s in oas 9ein ibrer gtnoe6Drioen
5uriifQefebrt, na0oem Iie in 5ol0e ri6=
terli6er Gerurtbeilun9 Scbn Sabre ib=
reg Sebens i'm 3u9tDauie berbro1t bat=
te, ols Strafe oafiir, baB lie in Ser
tbelot9un9 tbrer Gbre ben Q(nQreifer er=
1bob. 6iinf Sabre bate iie nod liben
nlltl1er, tpdre es ni6t enbli6 i9ren
6rennoen unD Na6boren, bel Oenen Iie
in 9rober N6tung ltanO, gelun9en, Die
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BON ibrer
llni6ulo 81 iiber5eu9en. Na6oem oie=
1e am 6reitag Dem @ouperneur Die Se=
onaoigun9 Der lln9liifli9en empioblen
bate, bate oieier lolde au6 iDfort poa=
.sogen. Sm Sabre 1886 bate Ssrau
Slielin9s, pelde nit ibrem 8atten auf
Der 6arm BON SObn 9toeue, Gomlen
County, mobnte, Diel unter ben gta9=
tellun9en 9toelle's 81 leioen. @ines
5o9es begab lib Die 6rou nit elmer
Slinte aufs 6elO, I'M cinSubu gu t0oer.
gtoele folgte iDr uno mar init icinen
3umutbungen i6lintmer BERN ie. Sn
lbrer Gntriiltun9 eri6oB ibn Die sSrou.
Sroboem alle Dieie SbotIo6en bor @e=
rlht no69epieIen tpurOen, puroe Die
o6tbare 6rau 81 Is Sobren 3u1tGous
perurtbeilt. Sic 1T jebt 50 Sabre alt,
ou6 nobe5u p0li9 gebroden uno Diro
llb oer 6reibelt i6werli6 lan9e erfreu=
en-.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-23

\ Nleranoer 8. 9annab uno Sabio
6asg, spei rei6e @bicasoer, bemiiben
iid, Madinac Sslanb am nDroli1en
@nbe bes Wiihisan Sees faufi1 an
ii6 su brinsen, unL tpie es beibt, einen
plaB tpie Monte @arlo oaraus su ma=
den unb cine DalbtsW WliQion Dollars oa-
81 a1l3ulDenoen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-23
x Sine fl1rhthnrp (Snthpf

Cine furdtbare Gntoefuno bat Die
ger9nlt9unQ5reiie berbei9efiibrt uno
Elm entlebll6es @noe 9cnommen, mel9e
SoIepb Weber bon 9tew Sort na6 Iei=
ner europ0iI0en Seimot unternomrnen
bate. QSeber purOe ieinerseit BON iei=
men @lt"rn peritOBen uno tpanOerte na6
9}ew yort aus. 9aielblt ler1te er tpQter
elite lrn9e Dame fennen, Die ct beira=
tbete. Al5 ct in feline Scimat6 lam,
ma6te er, ols er na6Getipanoten fDrId=
te, Die Gntoedung, OaB pr in Stem Oprt
feline na6 Dem SOOe Der Gltern ebert
falls oortbin unter einem unoern 9}a=
men ousgewonOerte Sdmeiter gcbeiro=
tibet babe. 9lus @rom bierilber t0O=
tete er 1ih.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-23

2lu cen NIT + be5eiauetcn Gtat,Oueu muh AMI Gig
mol ou9eGaltcu.
@tue Suge toQlttb SpnrtaQ8 au8geupmnter.
@en0ucn 2uGmB ftnbet man III Wtoretto an bic %,
" 8. g. ~. !. q .. Is. Gr. 3. 81 8 unb Cblp 9tloer
GtIcnba6n nno S0npiboote ouF bem GhD 6luh III
Cambridge at Die v. Il O. 6tltt uno pel;t3, Ill ycp
Gomer5rlpu III Die u. g. 6. II ct Eput5 @iieubabu
bflld) ufb metijd3, IN G0uol 5nucr mlt ncr g. Z. ~
98. ltno s. & =. n5rol) uuo DitI5. III NollcO Sumo.
ton nit ocr u. & \. &. Nub Ger %UlcD @lcuuohu.
Il. VI. Gage, s. 6. GaBlur,
Is. 81 & :. q. &upf. Eraus.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-23

Das Mme,ican Bali Blue"
fonlmt in pafeten, tpel1e burh einen
rotben Streifen in ber Mitte ausaeaeitb=
net lino. grfabrene 9ausfrauen neb=
men fein an0eres.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-23
S6tuincIt,dtt 0e0citt.

Gtn"m oltc1 9lr3te Der nou bcr Gror;8 3urd1c'nQcr
lebt lpHrhe ourD eu DittnOiidet 9Niinondr ole &C.
1Ofeou19 etlts ctrTnDen ncIctlbJlbcu 6ettntittclc
lnr Die 'tnClle unO b0ucrnae &e:muq bon @uuQcn.
lfn no'uc9t Sroud)it3, &otllrD, 2lnDma uuo oilc1
9olSs nno SrnQcntronbeiten ausQebduOigt Nudh ell
Wttttei nr ponl.ne raottole 3cttuu9 oon 9crocuhma
che lab alien Observation-Disclosures gEadoem Der 8pftor
ne munocVb0ren 6elltrQe IN touicno iEonCu erprnbt
hattie, cro1tctc er IS r iere Put oOS Wttttc etuen
ltocnoeu Wttmenir)en betount 3u mQt6en @pu oteien
Wtptto uuo gSunIW Qetreben ban0elte er. Sdl ictoC
oteleS He3ept 9a5 toitcnfrCt on 9ue Die es lunben
m oeutl9er cn9ltIder un0 tran36nd]cr SpraCDe nit
ooier NnmclIun0 Der 6eritclluu9 uuo oeS @ebroud)s
SeIoe NoEcIie hn0 Slcimoltc bc3Icbc Sid ouf oieiC
2ettung mo tb icnoc eS ioiort -. u gtoDes, $40
9oluerS YlOd, HpllGitcr, " y.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-23
Gin alter esarmer 1T Ssmoiama

sibt feline slnliAt. Sennetspile, Sno.
-yS6 bin in Der Sbat banfbar fir
Oas @ute. oas 6orni's 9llpentrduter
Slutbeleber an mir getban bat. Sieies
berrli6e ltittel ma6te mid SIT eillsm
neuen Menl6en, ba id ben 9ansen
Sommer i'm 6eloe arbeiten fonnte ais
pie menn i'd pierSig Sabre alt pdre.
Sbsleib ib nun Die Siebenais errei6t
babe, beiorgte i'd fiinfSig Ncre 2ano
gang allein, eini0lieBlid a6t 9lcreMais,
mdbte llnb ibpberte mein Sen uno
mdbte 3tpei unO einen balben Neer Sa=
fer in einem Sag. IS miiroe mir nun
i6per faflen pbne ben 8lutbeleber fertie
sll tperben uno meroe ibn i'm 9aule ball
ten 10 lange i'd lebe." 9. Slabamer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-23
GleoclQnO G M2arjetta
Giicn5o0u.

Sn aroft 9etreten am I2. Wtot 1895.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-23
BETWEEN sAYaRO AND NEW PHILADELPHIA.

HDaily. tEXcept Sunday. FLAG stop. Meals.
Dark Faced Type denotes time from IL 90 noon to II 90
Midnight; Light Faced from II 90 midnight to IL 90
l.. e. LOREE, EA FORD,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
5iT9G-I PITTSBURGH, PENN'A
For time cards, rates of fare, through Tickets
baggage checks, and further information re-
Rarding the running of trains apply to any
Ag"nt OF the Pennsylvania Lines.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-23

Nos. 336 and 33S connect at Wellsville for
Steubenvilie and BelIaire Nos 33S and 312
connect in Union Station, Pittsburgh, for the
st
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-02-07

of the Wilder S. S. Co. who was on
board.
Mr.. Wight inquired of the
steward and was informed that he
had not received notification from
the office that the band boys were
to have food different from any
other deck passengers. Mr.. Wight
regretted the circumstances, but
said it could not be remedied.
Professor Berger told him he would
be obliged to take his men ashore
at the first stopping place if pro-
Visions were not made.
Before reaching Mahukona, Mr..
Wight gave instructions to the
steward to go ashore and procure
all the fresh meat and food neces-
lsary, and feed it to the men. When
this was done the complaints ceas-
ed, and the band boys waxed fat.
Professor Berger states that the
trouble was all caused through the
fact of the unusual number of pas
sengers on the steamer that trip,
and compliments Mr.. Wight on his
promptness in remedying the cause
for complaint.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-02-07
A Slippery Thief.

Kaanaana, one of the sailors of
the w. G. Hall, tried to turn him
self into a dairyman at an early
hour, but he was cut short in his
calculations by Health Agent J. D.
McVeigh. He was seen trying to
sell butter to Fred Johnson. Mr..
McVeigh suspected something
wrong of man that chose 4:30
o'clock in the morning to sell
butter and Immediately made the
arrest. Kaanaana was brought up
for trial in the police court a few
hours later and sentenced to six
months imprisonment at hard labor.
He saw no loophole and plead
guilty. Kaanaana has been an
employee of the l. l. S. N. Co. for
quite a while. He said he was
sorry he had copmitted the offense
but the qualms of conscience ar
rived too late.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-02-07

In the main the premises are
cleanly; made so, probably, by the
vigilance of the health officers, for,
with knowledge that the inspector
is likely to come in at any time,
they are careful to keep their places
reasonably tidy. In none of the
places were found accumulations of
garbage-the stuff had all been put
outside so that if there wac cause
for complaint, the responsibility
wou d fla i upon the wagons.
+. On the mauka side OF Queen
street, along the new extension of
that thoroughfare, is, perhaps, the
best microbe producer to be found
anywhere on the islands.
The little bay which extended to
the houses in the direction of King
street and which are built on piles
has been flied up in extending tae