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Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-29
Paid Hia Hired NAN in BIovs.

James WinwoOd appeared at the police
station yesterday with a badly damaged
countenance ami serious complaint against
his employer, a dairyman named A. Kip
linger. The dairyman runs ranch Just
north OF the motor bridge. When Wuwood
died his Information in the police court
asking for the arrest OF his employer he
declared that he began work for him five
days ago ana was 10 receive 81 a day. Yes
terClay when he had finished his work Kip
nnger wanted to settle with him for an even
Bryan dollar WinwODd objected ana
wanted Ave of the l6 TO I coins. Kiplinger
ended the argument by knocking Wnwood
down ana kicked him a few times and
setting the dog ON him. drove him from the
place. The hired man had abundant evil
dence 10 sustain each allegation. The dairy
man was arrested and come 70 the station
in company with his wife He looked TO be
physically able 10 do all that his hired man
alleged had been done. a satisfactory bond
given for his appearance at the morning
session of the police court today
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-29
One Ncv Dinhtherin Case.

r W Dean "a. D.. eye. ear, nuse ana
throat. 241 Merriam block.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-29
Rrd Mnn,. nnI.

The Red Men VIII give a dancing party
at Grand Army hail this evening. Admis-
sion % CeEts.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-29

For SaIe-Hall safe at a bargain; 20 inches
high. 26l1 inches wide 20 Inches deep
Steel chest. e. II. Sheafe & Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-29
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upon your druggist or
grocer giving you the gem
uine. Send for pamphlet.
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Rochester, NJ. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-29

c. .. viavi Co. female remedy Medical
consultation free Wednesdays. Health book
furnished 800 Merriam block
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-29

Get your winter supply of coal now before
the rush and rise in prices. L. VI. Shubert
will Ill your orders promptly and his prices
are the lowest. Telephone No 20; 62S West
broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-29

sewer Pipe, Fire Brick, BcIting.
Wholesale and retail. ]. c. Bixhy, 202
Main street.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-29
Drifting Toward Chicnuo.

HoffmRyrs fancy patent -four makes the
best and most bread. Ask your grocer for Z.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-29


The following marriage licenses were
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-29

Send 10 DR.. RADwAY & CO.. Lock noK Se
New York rur Book Of Advice
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-06-17
&ranfe Terleu.

Mm Jube zines llferfeliens unter
ben genitern beg SdIoi1es Miramare,
Der einftisen Reiiben5 bes ipGteren
merieanii&en aaifers Marimilian.
befinbet ii9, ca. 65 SUB unter Der
Oberfld9e Der flarenGlutb bes Mbriaz
tii4en Me.res. cine Mrt aGfia, Der bon
Sauhern i'm Geitein 'ausqebDblt
ipurbe. Sn bieiem adfis lasen lanse
3eit BITE toitbariten perlen elmer gr3z
ber5osin. Na9bem bisie bic Rleinobe
lange ni4t mebr setrasen bate, aeiate
ii4, baB biefelben ibren @9immer
perlcren batten. unb .tront" aeiporben
tparen, Dnriiber befraate Gnhper.
fdnbise ertldrten einitimmis, baE bas
einoige Wittel, ben gerlen ibren friiz
heren Slang tpieberause5en, borin bes
Fdnbe, bab lie fur ldngere 3eit in bic
Siefe bes Meeres perientt niirben. go
lagen lie an genannter Stene eineg4eibe
bon Sabren unb eetpannen babel. tpie
eontrolirt ipprben III, allmGIio, bod
tebr langfum. ben dlten miIb.n
S4immer tpieber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-06-17

mis- an arotubil besesnet pdr unb
hatt'n 4 Bisden mit'n Resenf4irm
inn Maden rumseidterlt. Ntpsr
beinrid, S6binbler Is MI freiliea belle
nnb aoa'd, nahbem'r iih ans Gentsr
perfriemelt battle, neil bas for bteisn
ssau b'r fiherfdte plab mar, oa bo1
sttpaise Wurfseidofie eher ing Ylaue
aeben fonnte, uff'n feint'n biblemats
idben Weae aus b'r Sdlinse: rWeeBte
Wiinna," iagt'd, has Is NIL 10 anne
Sade, Idpars is's srabe ni9, 9raii
is's po9 MIDI mebr, amer sefarbf ts's
bph!" 80
W2eine Mlte fhmib mr. an for4tbas
rem Bid au unb mar NIT een'n 9nbs
form Sabiegsl! lluuuaaabhh! ihr,e.t
ie uff unb bumms, ba lag fe IN b'r
iheenit'n Obnma9t mittenb IN D'r
Shtutpe. Gott periorge mth nod
anal, roenn meine Mtnna be geerpsr1
frieat, mugs {9pn balbs'fomm'n un0
bier mar bas b'r San.
Weil'h MI g'rabe niiAt Mnoer1h
Bel b'r Sanb bate. idtpubbt'4'r eridt
Gnne SafIe talten &affee unb hers
nadenb'n Mildtobb Ing 9eitate.
Menne fdesne Gartpe CAB bas IN o.r
gerbinbuns mit'n rotben 9aaren, ie
5eb't balbe aus tpie tGtetpirt. DINER
9lues mas re1t Is, gut tparih ooh,
benn ie fom babe tpieber gu ith unD
MI, 70 fin be Weiiper eemal, sins d
Gbrdnenldtrpm los, Der be Bios NIT
DIN nei.n 8slsmantsl &c fdtiaen mar,
bann tpar'fhe raus!
getodt purbe ben Sag niiht,
ieiperbaubt I'm mid timmerte iib tee
Menf9 unb id ihien for meine alte
unb for be Riete gar ntht uff b'r
@elt &c fin. gaa, bas tpar's sreebte
llnalid mid. id mahte mid eefah
5dneib's unb sonbelte Ios. Wie4
Mipenbs mein'n @9tammtiiabriebern
bic @ei9iebte eradble, bent'4 bod MID
onber{9, als bic 8erle ipoll'n eefdlt's
pGr'n. g tpprbe riht'g tpieber anne
babnebisgene Sibuns fert'e, benn 10
mas tommt bod mid alle Sage por.
5ri.bmoreens tpie'9'n erfdten 8lid
uff meine Mlts tperfe, bas eebt nGms
lib aus eetpifen @riinben nah ieber
@erfumbfuns q 9isden bebutfam,
herrieIes mod Gmal, ba ipGr i1 balb
ann 2ansbini9lagen eeipeien, fin
Gid bic 9aare uff mein'r Nlten ibr'n
Robbe mid mebr roth, fonbern gang
spunberiheene srien. tpie dnne Wisie
i'm Mai. alleipeile mar aus mein'n
Su4s b'r reens @rasbeifel gsiporben.
sc batten ndmlih'n &obb biht'g NIT
Sobaipafer befummelt. ga, na9 unb
nab tporbe meine Mlte i9trobselb
unb na9 d baar Wohen tpar'fde ipies
Der mel alter biH'eer 9rauf1immel,
atper in ibr Sdidial bate ie ii4 ers
qelpert.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-06-17
III.

Da berliebte er f9 unb bu1b barauf
beiratbete CT feline Mnsebetets. gs mar
time Greolin aus louiTa beren gl=
tern. {eitbem ber grobe 8iirgerfries
ibrr 8oumpol> plantagen am 8apon
Hene entipertbet bate. nod ct. 9cuis
aeaogen paren. Gs tuor EN- reisenbes
Be5n0pf, bieie SplDia 9rubelle - mit
tieffdparaen Nuseu in benz tpie Nlaz
batter matt gldnSenben Mntlis. unb
:iner @.ftalt unb eiuem Gony ipie cine
See. Nd1 Der fran50fihen Sitte ib<
res 9simatbfoots brahte iie ibm aud
,ttpas dot, 10 bab fih bas iunge
pGrden Elm biibi1es 6aus brauBen an
ber Gtrobe nod Toreit part taufen
fpnnte. afles neibete Bin Granfon
fem Slid, unb tDenn er Morsens,
bas Bib biiibenber, jusenbtrdftiger
@efunbbeit pnb ebeliden Gliides, feis
nen 9lab neben benz erbDbtsn @ibe bes
gaidters einnd6m, ba famen ale i'm
Sanle unb fhiittelten ibm bic 9anb
unb beglidniinfdten i'm. Mbenbs in
Der Riible fdb man bas iunge, fh0ne
pddr oft duf Der gbduiiee mad benz
Dorsit porf IN einent leidten. elegan>
ten gugep bdbinrolIen, unb eillise
fleinere @efeQf91ften, bic iie gdben.
beftdrftn nod dlIe mtIt in benz Glaus
ben, bah Sin nnb ftine Gnlnin tpirf<
y:x - = 80: ars u ~ f<eh.~,hSya er1~~~ 60
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-06-17

onssubre9en: 80 gumde! Disier
8nmde!"
linb bdnn folste bic Grfldru,,g. Die
@utsfrau hDrte plDblich ihren @atten
in Elm TOTES @eldhter ausbrehen nnn
pernabm sleih bcrauf ben @runb.
Nun ldhelte ouh iie. Gs mar ia AUDI
gu tpl, Elm Officier unb Marianr'.
Wie hattie man 1ur niht gleih auf bic
ri4tise Spur tommen tDnnen!
8umde bate eine i4drfe Wtertels
itunbe gu iiberiteben. Mm fpdten
Mbenb aber erbielt er 81 ietnen ersnz
aenloIen Gritaunen einen blanfen Sbas
ler BON feinem 9errn. Dor elmer
Stunbe mar 9erlpbuns eetpefen.
Die @eihihte tpurbe betannt burd
Mariann', bte i'm tiefiten 8ertranen
elmer gollesin erodblte, bab tie beinabe
einen Dfficier gum S4aB betomruen
bate. Mm ndhiten Sage ipubte btes
bas sanae Dorf unb Die sanae Goms
pasnie.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-06-17
Museinem 9 o T It a b tth e

-WuSetnem y o T It b i ; e.
nther. - Naipe: .9err Director, in
muB Sie nerlaHen! Der Mrat bot mir
frif6e Cuff perprhnet!' - Director:
~Oo braunen Gie bod ni9t fort5uses
ben! -. Mir fpieler einfa9 -9auz
ernffiide!"
m Oienreifer. - 6im<
lneltreuabomben enbuselmiIIion tparum
fDmme ih benn nidt in ben Mermel
binein2 Gtedt benn bo Der 9eufd
brinn? - Gr pirb gIei1 brinne iein,
6err 6uuptmann.
Gin gnter RerL a.:
Der Maler pinfel 1T iebr lisbens>
iDiirbig gegen feline gollesen, CT bat
ffr Sebermann's Merte Elm rGut. ~
~: ~So, fOsur fiir feins eisenen!1
Mit NorbebnIt. 1aufirer
{ber fotbtn Elm fleinss 0efn1ft aes
md y ounbert sabre folI'n Ge leben
n Nh 6immel fon'n sc fommen
psan &e mir nod 6its Slid
lo1lft1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-06-17

1lnb 10 mars. Meitien IN benz
S9reden Der lleberf1pemmnng bat>
ten ii6 bic beiben Eobfeinbe getroffen.
Das iunge Meib, bic idOne Splptd,
berentpeaen Bin ii9 ruinirt, mar in
Netp Orleans perfommen, na6bem lie
Der glenbe perIaTen. Ob bic gu itarfe
@abe Opium, an Der Bin Graniton
geitorben, abfhtlin pber linabii9tlih
senpmmen, tper mag bas entf9eibenS
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-06-17
Sic Neuseburt.

$40 fi1 rings bic MaHen audlen
Sn bes 0orurtbeiles 8ann ,
Etreben Elm paar fdOne Seelen
Einen tiitnrn lln,fhpung an.
Geib gssriibt. ibr 3utunftspeben!
BeT'rer Sage erits Spur!
., es nub unb ptrb sefdeben,
@as iebt frobe 1offuuns nur. ;
aus benz 0plIen unb benz 8reiten,
Mus benz triiserifden Slid,
Menfhbeit! laTe germ bid leiten
2dnsfam CUR Ratur auriid!
Guhe pieber sinautauihen
1eitumerenste ginfahbeit,
Die bo, obne uuf5ubauihen,
Mud ben Mrmen Reia perleiht! -
ga. es feimt ber neue Gome
1lnb bic Sa&e mdht fid3 slatt:
@efern fpra9 ih cine Dame,
@eI4e enge Nernsl bat!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-06-17
@alomGrd)eit.
gpn grnlt 2enbah.

Dur1 bes Walbes ODE Meiten
aommt Der Nbenbpinb sefloseu =,
Weibe Woltenfeeel sleiteu
Ser auf blauen Metberposeu.
2eiier tpirb beg Winbes Mebet,
Our1 Der 8dume ftarre @lieber
8ebt es ipie elm itummes Sleben,
unb bic Wolten iinten nieber.
Balb i'm Nebelbuft berborsen
2ieet ber Wipfelbom. Darinnen
Wtrten beimlih Biz gum Woreen
Wunberbdre Weberinnen.
Gmiig Bel bes WaIbauelIs Sinsen
Weben fie am Trublinsstleibe;
Sn ben sriinen Sammet f9lineen
sic Der Blumen bunte Seibe.
Niemanb barf ibr Tbun belauihen,
Seine Stimme barf erI9allen,
Mls Der NuelIe leifes MauI1en
llnb Der Nebeltropfen Gallen. 80.
Golbne Spnnenpfeile ftreifen
Shon Der Berse Gelfensipfel;
3arte Nebelf9leier f9tpeifen
2ansiam aufpGrts bur9 bic Wipfel.
Jliifernb nit ben Morsentpinben
pranst Der Malb i'm 2enageipanbe;
WeiBe W0lthen siebn unb 19pinben
Germ am blauen 9immelsranbe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-06-17

unfere Rinber. Der fleine
Dstur mar unartis. papa bat i'm
cine lonse Strafprtbist aebalten. bts
renShlub ldutete: .MOhfeit Du benn
ltebsr einen anbern papa, neil Du
mir gar nidt folgen ipillita Osfor
l9euleno): Rein. Der t0nnte nod sors
tiger fein aIs Du!
8ert6tigter Grunh
giptliit: Da .feb'n Sic NAL, Iisbss
Sieutsndnt, bic tIeint iunae Dome
pierlpdnnig. ID bdGte, bic brGhteu
alpei pterbe aud fort. !. 2 Qisutsndnf:
@nn3 tn Drbnung 70, mein Qieber
l9iusrs partbis, pifsn sis! D
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-06-17

gines Mprsens aber, es tparen
nnr triapp 6 Monate felt Der 9phaeit
perflpHen. perbreitete iih bic Rah<
rtht, bab Gplpia nit einem profeiiios
nellen Spieler Der v2epee" burhseganz
gen fei. llnb es mar tpabr. Die Seele
zines jeben Weibes lit ia Elm unerz
sriinbliher 8runnsn, unb mas in
Splpia's Seele porsssaneen, uw iie
gu bieIem nerapeifelten Shritt su trei=
ben, 1T ME ans 2idt eetommen. Ro4
am Sage ppr Der 8ataitropbe mar bas
iunse poar 10 adrtIih setpeien tpie bic
Surteltauben. ltnb nun ipar lie entz
floben, auf characterization. Cine
unertldrlide 2eibenidaft, bic lie blibz
artie erfabt bate unb bic ienerSburte
Ipfprt tpeibli9 aussenutt bate.
Der S6lae traf Sin Graniton tief
in's 0era. Gr betdubte ibn unb pers
pirrte ibm bic @inne. Samals mars,
als er nob tpo4enlanser S9lafloiisz
felt suerit gu benz Mittel 9riff, bas
ism Der Mrat perorbnete - benz
Opium. llnb bon iener Stunbe lieB
i'm bas bGmpnif6e Gift nidt tpieber
Ips. @pbl umnebelte es ibm bas 9es
birn, tppbl psrfdaffte es ibm ben lanse
entbebrten iiefen @hlaf uab lieb ibn
Iein Glenb pereeFen, aber auslesA AUDI
srfobts es i'm tpie nit ten flt14en &ral@
len uno ma9te i'm gu isinem Stla=
ben.
One, Die i'm fannten, bic eanse
Stubt bsmitleibete i'm. Iber bas mar
ia serobe bas Shredlihe - gia
Granitpn mar gu itols, nm bic Roue
zines trpitlpIen, betrpgenen gbemans
neg, bic linn bic Welt suoictirte, gu ocz
ceptiren. gr bemiibte Itd elei4giltig
gu erI9einsn, sr fu9te feline alten
| ssreunbe unbGumpane uuf lno besann
Gin totes 2eben gu fiibren. Ib unb
gu bDrte man BON tpabniinnigen Streiz
den, bic er i'm RauI9e poufibrte. Gr
beeann gu fpielen - in bemielben
GtobliTement, mo Der 8erfiibrer 1eis
mes Welbes tetn We1en getrteben. uno
zines Moreens er19ien er i'm 8eri4tss
Iaal ftiersn 8lides, bic bunflen 2oden
Mir iibsr bic Stirn bGne<nb, unb in
feinem iiberndhttgen Rauid, Der iesn
heHeres Selbit gum S6peisen sez
bradt, 5eiste er iid pbpiiid unfdbis
sur Grfiilluns Ieiner perontiportliden
pfltdten als 9eridts itenosrapb. uno
aIs ibn Hidter HepbouIe, Der nod
INNER fetn 5reunb seblieben, ianft
unb f9pnenb sur Rebe itellte, Da iniulz
tirte er benielben erDblidr. Der Stans
bal tpar gu eclatant. Der Nuftritt bate
iih i'm 9eiiein elmer Menidenmenge
rplIsogen, ,unb bic unobGnberlide 6olge
mar, bab Sin granitpn Ieinen poftsn
berlor. Says oarauf bate er cine
neue Stelle - ct mar Heporter am
Timber ial Democrat" selporoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-06-17
III.

Hun eins es raid abpdrts nit ibm.
3par bate er nod puuien, tpGbrenb
tpelher er ntdt untsr benz @influiIs
bes Spiums mar, unb bann seisz
ten iih feline sldnsenben notiirlihen
5Gbtefeiten tpieber unb er bebanbelte
oann bic Sasesfenlation, bic ibm Der
gbefrebaeteur iibertrasen, in tpabrbaft
muiterbafter Weif. unb perihaffte ii9
ben Ruf zines Sournalii fen, ber nit
sinem blenbenben Stpi sroBe 9eiitesz
sesenpart, Saarffinn unb unternebz
mungsluit pereint. gber bieie pau1eu
purben feltener unb ieltener unb baus
srten niht mebr lanse. Sein Damon,
bas Opium, bate ibn in 9anbe se<
ihlagen. Gr fant bon Stufe gu Stu=
i. Ssine 3situns. bic bebeutsnbits Der
Der Stabt unb bes sanaen Siibtpeiten,
mar senOtbist, ibn gu entlaHsn, unb
etne 3eitlans trieb sr fia obns 8ez
Ihdttigung lumber.
Gr maserte gum Stelett ab. Oas
fable Geiidt, bic gelbe, leberne 6aut,
bas miirriihe. tribfelis. Wsfen lieben
in ibm beutlid ben Stlapen bes @if<
tes erfennen. llnb bod mar bies nod
bas einaise Mittel, bas ibn am 2eben
srbielt. gaur tpsnn nit ibm feline
Sinne gepeitidt unb in Mufresung
sebra9t, mar gia nod berNbsluna ieiz
nes friiberen Selbit. WGbrenb Der
iibrisen 3eit f6Iid er umbsr tpie elm
tpeienloIer S9atten, pbne Mntbeil 5u
nebmen on ben Oinsen unb per{onen,
bic i'm friiber intere{lirten.
Wir besannen uns gu frasen: 8is
1ange ipirb er's nod treibene
Bill bate pieber einmal ieinen qu<
ten Sag. b. b. ct tpar bur9 bas Opium
ftimulirt unb in elmer perbGltnibmGbig
beiteren Stimmung. Oa tpurbe ibm
Der 0orfhlae eemaht, fir feline 3ei<
tung mad benz ueberfhtpemmungsgez
biet am unteren Miiiiffppi gu rsiien
unb iiber bic srGbli1en Scenen au be-
rihten. Sc mar Elm befonbers barter
unb lunspieriser Winter ba oben i'm
Norbtpfiten s.uefen. unb bier untsn
tpar Der mdhtise Strom rieiengrob
ansefhpollen, ,unb tpeiter nnien mar er
iiber feline ufer getreten unb bate bas
frudtbare, iumpfise 2ano IN Mrtan=
Sas unb 2nuiiioud auf mGhtiee Stre<
den bin berfhpemmt. glomsntli6 mar
es cine grepaHe am 8apon :1e4e, BON
tpelder bic Depefden beridtetsn, tpeil
bort sdn5e D0rfer unb Stdbte 5erit0rt
unb 5unbfrte bon Wenf6rn umge<
fomrnen tpnren.
8iH graniton reifte ab. 48 Gtunz
ben fpdter brudte fetne 3eitung cine
mddtis ergreifenbe S1ilberung aus
feiner Geber iiber bic fur1tbaren Mufz
tritte, beren Husenaeuge ct tort i'm
1eberidpemmunss Gebist setpeien.
Damn erf1ien nihts mebr. Mber an
Worsen tarauf mar cine fur5e Depe<
fhe aus elmer tlsinen Mniieblung an,
ganon 9e1e 5ii le1en:
gubamines. 18. Mpril 18.
Bia granftpn, Der befdnnte Gorre<
ippHbent, bat beute elm Dren auf
9oiDiemeHer nit Sim Nebnionb, benz
beriidtigten Gpieler, gebabt. RefuIs
tat: Mebmonb tobt, Std burt's
1er5; groniton fdlDer Derirunbet.
Nd6trag: grdnitDn 1T I'M 2 llbr
No6ts an elmer llsbsrbcfis Opium
osItorbsH.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-07-09
Ominous Premoniton.

"Jim," said Mr.. Cleveland to
his faithful Buzzard's Bay boatman.
"Yessir."
"The fish are not biting and |
am very hungry. think we'll 60
to shore. What time is it?
The boatman looked at his watch
and replied;
"Sixteen to one, sir
"Slxteen to one"' repeated the
President. "That ominous combi-
nation of numbers again. | per-
ceive, too, that you asscertained
the time from a silver watch. Ills
portentious omen"
"More than that, sir" added
jim. cit is a free silver watch,
My father gave me that watch for
a birthday present."
"This is too much Jim. Pull
me ashore quickly, and | will sec
if good dinner can restore my
equaimity."
As the boat was pulled shoreward
its distinguished passenger gazec
westward where lay the noisy city
of Chicago and sighed deeply.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-07-09
Accident,

Our little town is astir again with
students and few strangers.
The normal literary society held
It's first meeting Thursday evening.
The members were greeted with a
large and attentive audience. An
excellent program was presented
consisting of readings, compost
tions, Rotations, society paper,
debates and music. The society
will meet regularly every Thursday
night. New students are being
enrolled every day. A finer looking
body of young ladies and gentlemen
are not to be found anywhere. They
all seem to be studious and well
behaved. At this writing forty
haye been enrolled and more to
come.
Our farmers are busy harvesting;
crops excellent.
DR.. W. II. Mcmillan has gone to
Salisbury to spend several months
with DR.. Speicher.
Mr.. Harvey Speicher has just re-
turned from a two days business
trip to Meyersdale, Pa.
Examiner Hinebaugh visited our
normal last week. Y.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-07-09
North Glade.

We are glad to have Miss Mollie
Hamill with US again.
Messrs. Henry and Isaac Thomp-
son, together with their good wives,
haye been visiting in our commu-
pity for several days.
We will have an Epworth rally
and all day meeting on the 10Th OF
July. Rev. G. E. Bedford will
preach on Saturday night. A cor.
dial invitation is extended to all.
Come, expecting good time.
Our Sunday school was reorgan'
lied on the 28th ult., by the cleo.
ton of the following officers: j.
L. Fltzwater, superintendent; Jas,
A. Baldwin, assistant; Miss Ada
Howell, secretary; Miss Susan
Baldwin, librarian, and Theo. Beck.
man, treasurer. School will open
at $50 a. m.
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Last summer one Of our grand
children was sick with a severe
bowel trouble. Our doctors rene
dies had failed, then we tried
Cham berlain's Cole, Cholera and
Diarrh@a Remedy, which gave very
speedy relief. We regard it as the
best medicine ever put on the mark
ct for bowel complaint8.-Mrs. E.
q. Gregory, Frederickstown, Mo.
This certainly is the best medicine
eyer put on the market for dysen-
tary, summer complaint, collie and
cholera infantum in children. 1t
never fails to give prompt relief
when 2sed in reasonable time and
the plain printed directions are fol-
lowed. Many mothers have ex-
pressed their sincere gratitude for
the cures it has effected. For sale
by Oakland Pharmacy and DR.. j.
W. Laughlin, Deer Park.
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Communicated

&c xv, Editor The Republican.
bu1 Monday evening, June goth,
III Epworth League connected
WI list. Paul's NJ. Z. church took
AZ ills departure in its exercises of
Astry 'ular monthly entertainment.
III equal order on an occasion of
thFNnd is literary meeting, but
on the date named a ''musical'
yas substituted. A large, and in,
rsne man, attentive audience.
greeted the participants and the in
stnmental and vocal solos. duets,
quartets and choruses were of high
order and well rendered and com
plimentary words of each number
were spoken by those who were
present and permitted to enjoy the
treat.
The talent employed was 'local"
with the exception of Mrs. Lewellen
Of Weston, who admirably sung a
beautiful and pathetic solo which
reached the hearts and awakened
old memories of many present.
We would not attempt to partic-
ularize in regard to any special
rendition or performer, but suffice
it to say, that persons present and
competent to pass Judgment on
entertainments of this nature pro-
nounced it first class in every re-
spect, rejecting great credit upon
its promoters and each and every
one who participated.
We would fam stop here, but one
thing came under our observation
that prompts us to speak further.
We have seen the same thing occur
before, in other assemblages and
other public places, and as rule it is
INDUCED in by those who have
scarcely ever been beyond the con-
fines OF one county, who contribute
less, either in talent or in money
to any public enterprise and who
make themselves the most conspic-
uous, talk louder, think, and
know less than any other individual
in the community. This condition
h; usually the malady OF the giddy
hood or womanh66ocdl,,1 aid tRte dseaGaaas=
ion was no exception to the rule IN
that respect; but in addition, we
are sorry to record the fact, the dis
turbance was not wholly confined
to the "giddy'', ''glggllng, ''squirm-
ing, foolish boy and girl, but per-
sons of maturer years, who ought
to have more sense (but have nOt)
INDUCED in it, criticising some Of
the selections and performers,
whispering and Cycling to the
great annoyance of the more intelli-
gent and attentive portion of the
audience. 1t would be IA great
source of comfort to the community
at large if the class of persons above
referred to could IN some way be
brought to realize that as a usual
thing they are present on occasions
of this kind by no right that they
possess but simply through permits
sion, forbearance, or by general in
vitation, and that their continued
absence would be very much less
regretted than their presence on
any occasion.
One OF THE AUDIENCE.
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Obituary.

Mary j., wife of j. M. Grim and
daughter of the late William and
Mary Waltz, was born near the Red
House May 18th, 1889, and died in
Oakland July 2, 1896, aged 81 years,
l month and IA days. Her remains
were followed on Friday, July 3, at
5 o'clock p. m. by large concourse
of sorrowing friends and neighbors
from her late residence to st. Mark
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Ie is confident that his margin
Ill not be swept away by fuctua-
On on the currency. The laborer
lows that the money is earned by
as toll, and it is unquestioned in
pa purchasing power. He likewise
aolpws that it requires as much
y or to earn poor dollar as a
Z I'D one; and he also knows that
- Dor money is abroad it surely
I is its way into his pocket. We
erIest against lower standard of
'Fdmercial honor. We stand
lstrnst the Democratic attempt to
isdfade our currency to the low
IN of Mexico, China, India and
u en. The present high standard
lr currency, our honor and our
4 THEY'LL be sacredly protected and
\ alltved by the Republican party.