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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-31

N,RRIED--M the Ind ana
House. in Jasper. on Tuesday Jan.
Is 1895. bv Esq. Z,eller. Mr. J'-;
n BoycE. OF Huntingburg. ana
Mis- LILLIAN III. RICE, Of LOUIS
Vile. Ky. su
Joe used Il live in Jasper, follow
inc his trade a. carpenter an.
had many friends here, who WIS.,
him and his bride we'll lie i nov
working with the r. X brlds
builders. The happy couple "er
~ Jas,,er but a short time, and 10y
few knew Of the wedding.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-31
acc,pyxr.-On Monday

acc,pyxr.-On Monday AFTER
noon Mr.. Mike Flick went 70 W. y,
on the addition to the office = "a H.
Kempf. a scaffold, on when ,n n
M broke and he fell to the ground
= distance Of abont 10 feet, oreas Fan.
inc and splintering the bone IN on !
lao and i i feared it will have I
lie taken of.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-31

~, should know tina, roley- Hon |,
S sSa Tar i absolutely the bes, I'm tsnea !,
1 Inn a.. dealers are authorized TO qua.
a.a,as !, 10 Owe satisfaction IN al 'Ase
rc NJ. Friedman
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-31

Dr Bn,x~ock has se-ured -oLr.
CONTROL in jasper Of the 'aire~'
Wh...l''-a new device for selling ciea''
all and see it at fine M"iei pIus
S,or,. H. hummer Look oui Tor ~
rAraR>.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-31

Soo,hiny. healing. cleansing pe'
,y;,,,s Mitch Hazel >alve 1t the enemy
10 sores. wounds and piles. wlli'.n y ~.
er fails Ia cure stops i'cinhS a'i -.
ing. Cures chappei iip~ and co'' 80,
in two or three hour Maf'ih
man.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-31
Louisville, Evansville ( St. Louis
Consolidated R. R.
1.-THE AIR Line"
53 Miles the Shortest 53
Between Louisville & st. Louis.
The Preferred Route to the
East and West.

TINE CARDIN EFFECT. Nov. 3. 1885
MAIN LINE.
pa,,s East Bound.
IN Pm. AN. AN.
- ~.1 >o2 MOI Nos
s2n as ~u- Lv Louisville AZ. 5.s2 30 li-ss
: 10 n 05 100 Ar. Hun'burg Lv zS ~ s-ss
~ IN pm. AN.
Ig5 i22oLv. Prn';on Nv. ] - 10
-M 55l Ar. -. Louis - SO SO
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-31

RoCKPURT DIVISION. !.
u. A., A. 20 ~ ~
IN !. nm am. al pm
y "a II IS As Nv. Lincoln Ar rs I'D Cd
"a % IA % 1000 Ar. Rockport Lvs-is los s-io
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-31

- ,,I;s,. I- -. n sois aaiss-e s
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-15
Git, 9eteintter Griminat=
9tODpfdt.

Ntan bat 5lpar oft Idon ooOon 9eb0rt,
oaB Elm Noopfat ieinen Glienten 9ebDrio
lereinlegte Oas llmgeteDrte gebDrt
inoefen entldieben gu ben ernften Sell
tenbeiten. 9llein oas ;, llnsuIdn9ine"
wuroe oleler Sage in @n9tllbtown, q.
s., yGreigniB", wie Die sSulgenoe
Wlelouns aus SEEM Yrunsmid oartbut:
rgr : &i6ter gBm. 3. Soffman bon
gn9lllbtDipn. Elm iebr befannter 9ln=
malt, Der in Stem Srunsmif uno syeriep
Sitp Bureaus bat, wuroe bor einiQen
Sagen BON einem iungen Manne fit Ell
nen prp5eB eusagirt uno Der g.Iuber
bdnoiate ibm als 9lnsabluug y,len
@bed fir 5000 Elm. 9a Sofimon nur
$25 ais v&etainer" berlangte, ober
teine $175 an Suno bate, inoolIirte er
Den Gbef uno bradte ibn nab elmer
gant, 100 er lid ben @bef einwe6Ieln
lieB. Gr bate taum Dem SSremDen
$l75 Suriif9egeben, als er erfubr, oaB
Der Gbef mertblos lei lno er um $175
bei6winoelt wolben. llno oas muBte
Dem aei6idten Griminalanmalt pali=
rem, Der i6On biele Serbreder pertbei=
bi9t bat !"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-15
0iife Der FabtiS6en 9ramten
,,9as Seimd)en att Serb,

oas iinnise Mdrden 9idens', errinot
briben in Guropa neue @rfolee = uno
stpar auf Der SIbne. Sr. u. MiQuer
bat Die Grsdbluns nit grpBem @eibif
oramatii6 eelfaltet uno Der beriibmte
Somponiit garl @olonarf oasu Die
Mulit gemadt. 9ie Oper v9as Seim=
den am Serb" tpurbe am q. MGr, sllm
eriten Male in Wien ge9eben uno
errang einen groBen 8eifou. 9os Io=
eben eridienene IL. Seft Der u@arten=
laube" bringt einen intereIIanten glrti=
tel bon u. Seuberaer, in pelhem &arl
Golomart uno iein neueltes Wert ae=
wiiroi9t perben. Ser 9trtifel iIt nit
einem Siloe gei6miift, bas cine Scene
aus Der Sper (Sas Seim6en eridient
benz mieoer oeriObnten @bepaar) pieber=
9iebt. Gus Dem rei6baltisen Synbalt
oes Seftes beben mir nod einen treifli=
den glrtdel bon s. 2utbmer berpor.
Ser SerfalIer ertbeilt in oemIelben
Gati6ld9e uno Warnuneen allen benz
lenlaen, tpel9e oaS SunIt9eperbe su
ibrem Beirut nGblen mDhten. gNenn
ou1 Der GerfaKer in erIter 2ini, Die
gerbdltnille in Der alten oeutl6en Sei=
matD beipri6t, 10 iino opb Ieine o1ge=
meinen 6runoidbe 10 iodqemdb. ooB
Die 2eftiire Oes 9lrtitels aud ben Oeutid)=
omerifanil6en Siingern oes &unNoe=
werbes smeifellps 9iuben bringtn l0irO.
= Der &oman rSata Mrr4ana" Ton
=. gSerner nabt ieinem MbI6luB. So
1T Der berilbmten Serfallerin meiitet=
bart oelun9en, Die Seier in fnrtlpdbren=
Der Spanning Su erbalten. g8ir per=
meiien oarum aQe Sreunoe uno SFreun=
oinnen elmer ipabrbaft 9eoie9enen Go=
monlettilre auf oieIes neuelte @ert &.
98erner's, oas 81 ben belten Der 20 be-
liebten @rsGDlerin 9e6Drt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-15
GrcMrjionen nad) Oent Ninos
tt1 see.
Spe3isae 4reiie ihtr bic 4enniBnania 9inien nnd)
her Ninpna yeIelIjhuft.

Goiipn 9ictets nod gDuoua 2ate Grlber @aole gofe
Subj meroen ett Dem 81 Suui auf ben 8ennlDlpano
Sinten perfouit. Die GetonlhdetS iuo gut bis alu
81. Gftober 10 baB 3eit Qenug norbanoen it, OH bies
lem prddttgen Sommerauientbaite iid at ertrtd)en.
Vim g8inpua Gee lit bic Winono @iiemblp iueld)e
SeIudern reidbIde @elegenbett bietet Sur @rbpluuq
8elebrnu9, unterbaltung unb aubatbt. 9as @run6.
eigentbuul Der 9eeaidait nber 200 ELDERS umidlies
BEN ben See etnen pr6)ttgen flaren @aierpieae bel
Mariatp Sno., an Der Sort 9Bopne gabn 9,ieIe
hnbibe i9atti9e &anbb0uer limb ouf bem 9ruuoe er.
rtebtet Gin Ib6ner Bart Sicpelea8abn uuo Elm YIah
gum Yolipielen ieben ber1 Bublfum sur 9erfiioiina
Wlan nbet feriter eiu sluoltDrium nit 5000 SiBen
SiBuugsiddle, en Sotet 9elianratiouen ilnb Ranfd.
ben. 9ie Yreiie I'M Sooel nno IN ben Heitonratpneu
iino mdBi9. @ute @eie9eubeit gum syiideu unb sum
9ootlabren. BON 20. Sult bis Ia. @nsnit pirb Com.
merl9ule sebolten seeiiet BON Or. Subn Nt Coulter
SIM Mn9nt ipirb eime YibeG Gonferen3 abaebalteu un.
ter 9r s. Milbur CHAPMAN. gBDblbefannte Y6ba.
g0gen iub Wpreier perben ote eraieberiSCe Th4tias
feit Ietten. 9ie Set fam on bieieni ib6neu Grit.
ungSpiabe in angenebmer ltnb nibiicber geiie Der.
bra1f iper6en uno Gbrper nnb Geiit f6unen iit ne,
beeben bur1 f0rperlie ebnngen uno belebrenbe I'M.
terbaltlng.
Stir Yreiie nnb r6bere Musfunft uebit Eabrpl6ueu
penbe raan iid on bic Sidetogenten Der pennpipania
Ninier pber an 81 Ban 2nien, Gbe NlIjtent General
p0iidgier Mgent, Dttsbnrg. 90. SIR it6bere Wuss
tunft betre5fs Der MfiembIp i1reibe mon an Nep. W
y. puntsr, G0gle Safe 30, Sub.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-15
@crgrmb ieinen S0ak.

Sn Der 9fdbe BON SanpiIe, Sno.,
1T elner Der dltelten Siirger bon Senb=
rifs GDuntp, Gobert Sarpep, geltprben.
&urS ppr ieinem 5oOe murmelte ct et=
mas bon auf Dem 8runoltiife pergra=
benem @eloe uno in 6pl9e oellen grub
feline S6weiter i'm @arten na6 uno
fanb al perl6iebenen Steaen an $4, :
900. Die 6arm 1T 100 gtfer groB
uno ioll DollItdnoi9 our6Iu6t werDen,
10 oaB es cine lan9e 3eit oauern miro,
bis Die S6abgrdberei beenoet iein
mirb. Sas Seftament beitlmmt, oaB
oas @elo elmer tleinen @nfelin sutdllt
uno ibr 8ormuno beanlprll6t oaber
oasielbe fir iie. bod pebren ii6 Die
anoeren Sermanoten oasegen unb es
miro oaber gum Proaeb um Den ge9o=
benen Shab tommen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-15
Gin iperttuuacS WeseDt.

goitor Worriiou in @ortbineton,
Jnb., i6reibt ySbr electric gitters
1T eine ipertbooae MteoiSin unb ich eln=
pfeble lie gerne in 6dllen BON Gopfpeb
uno Werltopfnng !; als eln Wfittel sur
glnnril6uns oes ganSen SpItems bat
tie nlbt ibres aleihen." Ssrau 9lnnie
Steble, 1926 Cottage 8rope 9lpe. in
Chicago. mar 10 berurtersetommen,
oaB lie faum mebr elien tonnte lie bat=
tie beltdnoia Giidenidmerseil, welbe lie
ME perlieben uno fiiblte lib Itets miioe
uno matt. Se6s Slai6en electric git=
ters itellten ibre 4raft uno @eiunobeit
wieber Der. Preis 50 Gents uno 81.
Sauft Gu6 cine Slalbe bel 6
s. s. Miller & Sobn, 9tpptbster.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-15
Gin trat,r.gcs S6iGint

traf tiir5li6 Die 6amilie vStorN" auf
Dem Stau9ebduOe cines SauernbOit2
bel Sartenitein. Die 8i7nen, melde
ibren 9lusflu9 gum She'll ii6er on3
Stallgebduoe unO iOmit au9 iiber oos
StOr4nelt nabmen, geriet6en 5undbit
nit Dem ySerrn 9opa" in Streit. 9ie=
ier iu6te feline Sungen, mas intereliant
Su5uieben mar, nit Sliigeli6lGgen gu
ibiiben. Seoo6 mar Oies Elm fali6es
W}ittel. ben SeinO 3u oertreiben Oenn
er puroe INNER sablrei6er uno sorni=
ger. 10 oaB Serr 9lOebar balb oas g8eite
iu6en muBte. 6rau St0r6in elite
gum S6ube Der Sun9en berbei, muBte
aber aud nab bcr9ebli6em Sample
Dem 6einDe oas 6elO rdumen. Der Oonn
Die Neitbofer iiberfjel uno tootlta6.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-15
2lnsbr,.aa bon mcfann er,et.

8ut6rie, Cfla.,s z. Suli. 8ierN9a
@eFan9ene, oarunter 8iu 9oolin uno
Dynamite Did, Die lebten uc6erlcber Der
| 9olton''6en Gduberboa0e, Iin0 am
GDnntaQ I6enb aus Dem 6i25tQcn Sc
fdngniB entf1oben. 8ie beiOcn @e=
nantten fte1en ultter Der 2tutla9e oe5
Wforoes.
Die @efanoenen itjjr3ten iib am
abeno, als ibre 3elentbiirer rad Dem
NbenDeI1en geDffuet mHrOen, auf Elm
oerabreoetes 3ei6en bin, auf Die orei
@dhter, ndbmen ibnen ibre Reboloer
uno ein Win1eitergetpebr ob uno Iperre
ten lie in eine 3elle Elm, Gje forDertcn
Oann Die Idmntli6en SSnioiien oes We=
fdn9nilles auf, gu entflieben, ober MIR
IA BON ben SO @efan9enen entlpra0en.
@s iinb obne 9lusnabme oeiperote Gba=
raftere unb fait ale bes G}orOes onQe=
tlagt. @s linb 8ill 9oolin, 9Dna=
mite Did, Charles Mont0omerp, Sim
8laf. Wolt McGlain, Yill Grittenoon,
SO. 2anrence, @eDr9e Sane, &io Ybil=
lips, Senrp Srpine, 8iQ Sones, s. 8.
Stir, See William unD Wiiliom ge6.
g8illiom ged, elmer Der @nt flobenell,
tebrte ipdter freiwillig 5uriif. ST iagte,
baB Ooolin 10 f6wab let, ooB ct lelbIt
menig 6offnung babe, SIT enttommen.
Die ganbiten 5mangen ipdter einen
Mann, Namens S6oiiel0, Der nit ieiner
Sodter in einem @inipdnner oober fam,
aussultei9en unb ibnen O0s 6ubrpert
gu iiberlalien. Gine 9ln5obt Siilfsmar=
iddlIe, on oeren Spibe 8iu 2i9btman
itebt, Der 9polin gefan9en genpmmen
bate, beIinnet lb auf Der 8erfol9ung
Der 6lii6ti9en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-15
Gimc wab ltniperSa imepisin.

alderman Sames 8. SSrancis in @bi=
caso laat sd balte Or. Sings Stem
Discovery fir cine uabre uniperlalme=
oiain, na6oem i'd iie in ben lebten flint
Sabren nit 9lusidlub aller dr5tliAen
Gesepte uno anoerer Yrdparate, in
meiner Tamilie gebraubt babe"
uno Gep. esobn 8urgus in Geoflf,
Sa., ibreibt SD bin felt so SaDren
Geifliber Der Metbooiltenfir6e unb
babe ME cine WeoiSin tennem gelernt,
Die 10 mobltbdtis uno RAID ipirft, tpie
Or. Sings Stem Discovery" prpbirt
bieies bette aller Mittel sesen Sulten I!
probeflalben, frei in Der 9lpotbefe BON
6 s. S. Miller & Spbn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-15
S6,pinoim0t gc1eitt.

Ginem aIten Nrste Der npn Der GrariS 5trid9e5oQcn
lebt purhe 0urCb einen pittu0hen Wtifondr Die 9c.
1dretbung eineS eniabeu ucgetobilildem 6eilmittes
fir bic cbueae uno bouernoc Soetlung non &unQeu.
i6pinbiild)t Yrpnd]itis, autarrb, &itbma NIB alien
Salss lnb &ungeutranfbeen ou89ebGnoigt. 9lud) Gin
Wttel fir pppe ra0itole pellnil9 ppn NeroeuIdmd.
cbe rno allen Observation-Disclosures Nod)oem Der 8ottDr
bic munoerbareu 6eltraite III tanen6 fSGlleu erprpbt
bate eradtete er es r Ictte Bhitt bos Nitte einen
let6euoen Wtitmeuiden bCtaunt 3u maden Bon bieien
Wtottp nnb Munld aetriebeu, banbelte er. S) ienoC
beles &e5ept gors fnltenirci an Glle Die eS uineu
in oentider en9Itifer uno iran5biii9er Sprube nit
ppler &upeilung Der Seritellun9 nno beS @ebraud)s
Senoe 4breIie unb greimarte, be5ebe Sid ouf o:eie
3eitln9 nub tb Ienbe e5 IOfort. %. 81 9topeS, $40
YpluerS 8lod, &pcbeiter, u y
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-15
+ oSm Iiiblid,en Galifprnien hot mn

Sm iiioli6en @alifornien bat man
nit ben Mnpflansungen sroBer Waloun=
gen aiinfige &eiultate ersie.t. Das
9lima bat iid beoellteno sebeilert Der
&egenfall lit melt 9leidmdBiaer aeuor=
ben /; Die Observation-Disclosures bat ii6 se=
boben.
3ei9t nns bic 0ausfrau, ipelde
oas Mmerican BalI Blu Z"
nidt tennt. Gait lie elm Yerfu1 bamii
MAIDEN uno iie wiro tein onoeres
aebronden.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-15
SetterfpAeenoe G3ATd,taemars
be5t.

H. beGts
SYu lpeIc5 6o1em 9il05, ole 0}oId)ine
Die nsui6iihe Nrted:teaft tt6crfliiQeit,
o0fiir fi9rt Der guuoo5 2lrbeits=
GoNlmii5ar E. 8. 91r,e e6t f0fQen0e 8ei=
ipiele an Syn oer l3oliin0uFrje erIeBt
beiul Q8ebeu cine NioT1ine s QerTonen,
bejm ,Snpfcn Der UoQa 40, un0 eiue
NIaiQ,ae neuerer &Onltructiou trdmpelt
mebr gBOile an cinem Sage, ols cine
ate Il, ,1er GGo6e, eyn elmer me1tli=
den 6abrit BON 2anowirt1iboits=
Wtoi6inen oerri6teu 600 Qlrbciter Die=
Ielbe 2lr5eit, pelde nod Dor Ruraem
2l45 leiIteten 1879 beibdftiQte etne
8eicufobrjt II gei6uuc 2trbe,ter, bic
mDhentlid 500 0ubenO 8eien lieferteu,
1885 iteQten 8 2trbeiter nit Oilfe Der
Mo'9inen 1900 8uBen0 ber. Die in
neuerer 3eit ein9efii6rte Sebmoibine
liefert our6Ibnittlih Die 2trbcit Don 3
tii6ti9en 0onOiebern, uno no friiber
Elm gutter 9lrbeiter tQgl6 nur 4 &e=
iOnansb0Oen fir Snitrumente beritellen
fonrte, lietern beute Is Qtrbeiter nit
maI6inellem Geiiano 278.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-15
>, ,llnbeoa6tiam icin, 9ciRt oft I9limz
mer illnnigen alS hcrilos iein."

llnbeoa6tIame Wtiitttr troQeu oft
Die S6ulo, menn iDre 30Qter elen0e,
Qehre6li4e Sreatrren mel0en. Sun9e
W6oten, Die in Der Sbule gu iabr
on9eltren9t perOen, miiIen 0ofiir ourb
fiinmerli1e Gntpiflun9 Der Ipecieu
meibli0en Srgane leioen. Sybr tilnfti=
9es Slid als sSrauen uno N}iitter
miro OaOurb 3eritDrt. 5Fiir IoIGe be-
bauernswertbe 8ei66pfe 1T Or. Bierce'S
Favorite Prescription Elm uni1Gbbo=
res, Elm our6 ni6ts 2(noere5 gu erIeben=
bes &lirir, oeNen Wertb bon So9r Su
Subr nle6r anertannt tuirO. Nit
Neiner Sillfe erbalten blUIie, i6mQ6libe
Mt0O6en rpieoer friide, gelunoe Geli0t8=
farbe, meroen ipieoer leben5Irob mO
meroen bon ben peini9enoen &opf=
ibmersen, Der gIdiie, 9j}Qtti9teit mo
nero0len lleberreiSung 9e0ciit, lueId)e Die
lteten Begleiter oon Or9oniiben St0=
run9en linO. Die 3artcite Wtdoberl4
bliitbe Miro nibt onOur1 onQcoriffeu.
giobcrt5Oale, Suntju9ton o., Yc.
QSOrlo's GispenIarD 4teOical 2lioct=
ation: 8eebrte Serren! SD tonn 5bnen
nidt genug oanten fir Die WO5ltbot,
Die Sbr y6nDprite 8re5crjption" meiner
3o6ter ertpielen bat. Seit N}onaten
1T lie, Die friiber lpelt uno Dinidui9 mar,
friI6, 9eiunO unO mrnter mie ein Slid
i'm g8aner. Sic Daben gereCbte llrio1e,
oas PrGparat y6aOOrite Prescription"
81 nennen Elm loldes lit e3 III Der Shat
ni6t fir Sic allein, nein. fit leioenOe
6rauen, 10 biel es Deren in Der QGelt
9ibt.
Sbr oantburer
5bomas SbirlmeQ.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-15
Babies lino tpieoer MODERN"

= Babies iino mieoer MODERN"
meloet Elm 8eriht bonn geetp Oprfer
.9igb 2ife". Gas ioll beiBen. baB Die
Der SEEM Dorfer iosenannte Mriltofratie
angeb0ri9en Mooe Damen, bic ,neber=
bel" Miitter fino, ihre Babies ieBt germ
Dfentli1 aelgen unb lie auf Spaaier=
fabren etc. mitfiibren tpie bisber ibre
6dooBbilno1en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-15
Wad)t Cure Sontttcr El1ne
lett.
gebt nadb hem Ihdnen @adinae iber BITE tlIrnliu

gebt na nem Fb6nem @adinac iiber ois iiitrnliuic.
IS fofet nur $3.50 BON Detroit,
$3.50 bon Solebo, $500 BON @lepe=
lano fir Gunoreiie, eini6lieBlih Mabl=
seiten unb 8etten. Sin tauienb Meilen
Seereiie an lleuen mooernen Stabloam=
piern fur obi3e &aten. MbreiIire
u. q. S9anb, IS. 9 u.
Detroit, Mi1.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-15

GdjlUad5e, tier0Ste Berjomen.
pspIagt bon @ewileEsbijien. e@lafpRefeit oDes
ldbledten 9rdumen, @tieberreiBen, sai6ens uno
llopfen aenpitliHfett. lfnentl& &loItnbet, arhbRnm
nnn ert@bpfenDen MushNiien, erfabr<n aus ben
.,Jn9encfrtumne's mie einfa& nnD tiuia -:
fd5iedfetrntfbet betfen unD 0cIgem ber 9n1embfamcese
arHr0Ii1 9ebetIt mno bie OcIie Wefunh6eit nnb 0er
GrpbRnn WiebererIanet mernen t6Ruen. 80 Cam
neneS 0etlrert1breM. Jeber fetn et0emex 0Tat.
G&tdt q Gents tn GtGnips nnb SIR hSfammt so
sss sssss' s " "a sss s VIA: q:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-15
Su Strait setretcn on u. Ntot 1895.
SNalldl uehsno.
Jt6r0lId gebenD.

Pin ben NIT + be3ei6ucteu StatDneu p.rh aui Gig.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-01-15
The Birth stone
for January is the
Garnet.
Sure OF His Train Time.

What time will that train be in,
do you Think" asked the impatient
man.
ut is purity hard to tell, F." answer
ed the agent of the little Southern
branch line in the presence
of a Cincinnati Tribune reporter.
"Sence Bills tree was cut down
he finds it a heap of trouble max
in jest the right time"
"BilFs treel"
"Yas, Bill; he is the conductor,
you know. The tree | was speak
in of stood alongside the track
about thirty mile up the road from
here, and when the train come
along and the shadder of the tree
laid across the middle of the top
rail of Buck Johnson's fence, Bill
knowed he was on time and could
gage her about tie git here on
schedule time. Now they cut II
down and all Bill has to go by Is
his own guess. Company was
talking some of putin up pole IL
the place whar the tree ulster be
but they hain't done it yit."
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-01-15
A Significant Departure.

With the departure of another year
when a review is made of the condit-
ion of affairs, it is only right that
some thought be given to the physical
body which enables everyone to bat
tie with life's problem and figure for
themselves the profit or loss on the
trial balance sheet. Though the bank
account may be large and each ones
material gain be great, it would not
be surprising if it suddenly dawns
upon many that good health has been
greatly Impoverished by the low
condition of the blood. It is in this
state that the Tactic acid in the vital
fluid attacks the fibrous tissues. par
ticularly the joints, making known
the local manifestations of rheuma-
tism. Thousands of people have
found in Hoods Sarsaparilla the
great blood purifier, a positive and
permanent cure for rheumatism.
Hebron DRUG Co., wholesale agents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-01-15
WELCOME THE PRESIDENT.
Natives on Hawaii Show Respect
by Holding a Mass Meeting.

by Holding a Mass Meeting.
An extract from a letter received
from Kau by the steamer w. Il.
Hall yesterday, dated January II,
contains the following theme OF
interest regarding the movements
of President Dole and party:
"The natives in Koua were very
highly pleased to see the President
and were to have held a mass meet
ing welcoming him to their district
on Thursday or Friday. Had the
natives known he was coming there
would have been a large gathering
on the wharf. This trip OF Presl-
dent Dole will make him very
popular with the natives. Several
of the prominent natives have re,
marked as to his very congenlal
manner, making no distinction
whatever as to the people with
whom he talks, shaking hands with
the poor and rich alike. 1t is a
fact that many of the natives had
an idea that he was pulled up with
his own Importance and disilked
every kanaka, but their minds have
been changed since seeing and
meeting him"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-01-15

There are watches and
watches,
But for watches made to
run and keep accurate time,
Watches made to run
trains by,
Watches made to wear as
we'll as they look,
Watches which are cover
ed in every point by "Our
Guarantee"
Our watches lead.
We have every grade
made, from the cheapest to
the highest, in all sorts of
cases.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-01-15

Ladies' Embroid-
cred Silk Hand
kerchiefS.
Doylies.
Grass Cloth Doy-
lies.
Gents Pure Silk
HandkeTchiefS.
Paiamas.
Tea Cosies.
Shawls and Chair
Cushions.
Silk Fans.
Silk KimonoS.
Dress Goods.
Novelties.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-01-15
COMING FIELD DAY.
Program and Officers for Contest
on January 25th.

on january ZOIn.
The H. a. A. c. members have de-
cided to make their field day, January
25th, a very interesting one. The en-
try book for the various events IS now
open at Thrum's book store and will
close at p. m. January 21st, in Y. NJ.
G. A Hall.
Following are the events:
1. One-mile novice bicycle.
2. observation-disclosures dash, handicap.
3. Half-mile boys bicycle, handicap.
4. Running high jump, handicap.
5. Half-mile bicycle, handicap.
6. 44O-yard dash, handicap.
Z. Three-minute class, bicycle.
8. Pole vault, handicap.
9. One-mile novelty bicycle.
10. 12O-yard hurdle, handicap.
IL One-mile run, handicap.
IL. One-mile bicycle, handicap.
13 Putting shot, handicap.
IA Running broad jump.
Is. 22O-yard dash, handicap.
16. Three-mile lap, bicycle.
II. Ring tournament.
IS. Scrub-horse race.
Entrance fees are as follows:
Athletic sports-Members of the club
and pupils, % cents; non-members, 90
cents.
Bicycle events-Members Of the club
and pupils, so cents; non-members, 81
Ring tournament-Free for all.
Half-mile scrub race for scrub horses
81
Following will be the officers of the
day:
Judges-A. G. M. Robertson, D. w
Corbett, T. Wright.
Starter-James Torbert.
Referee-J. w. Jones.
Time-keeepers-C. w. Macfarlane, s.
G. Wilder.
Handicapper-T. Wright.
Clerk of the Course-Charles Crane.
General admission to the grounds, SO
cents; carriages inside the course, %
cents extra. Admission to grand
stand, free.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-01-15
GERMANS WILL CELEBRATE.
Music and Dancing and Banquet
Next Saturday Evening.


Next Saturday Evening.
Saturday, January 18th, will be
a iovful one for the Germans Of
this city, as it will be the twenty
fifth anniversary of the proclama-
ton of King William / of Prussia
as Emperor of Germany at Yer
sailles by all the German sover-
eigns.
The subjects of the German EN-
peror in this city will celebrate the
event in a becoming manner. At
Independence Park pavilion the
whole afternoon will be devoted to
music, dancing and other pleasant
occupations, full arrangements for
which have not been made as yet.
1t is needless to say, however, from
expressions heard on all sides that
the occasion will be an enthusiast
tic one. 49,
In the evening a big dinner will
be given at the Hawaiian hotel to
cap the climax to the proceedings
of the day. The committee who
are giving their attention to the
matter is composed of Consul j. f.
Hackfeld, F. A. Schaefer, H. Rem
les. E. Suhr, G. Kunst and IL.
SchultZe.