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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-12-30
y 0eftnrpctl. !.

Mm sl6. Deelnber iii @aaerspiile
gDittpe MbieinI RunB, allgenlein 8roB=
iiilitter Sunb gelaiiilt, I'M Nlter soii
I'd Sabren. Gie biilterldbt siuei 360-
ter, Is Grpbsinoer tno IL llrenfet.
glnt l6. Gese'iber I'M geaner 9an
SSrau George Meaper I'm Utter bon
65 Sabren.
gln 19. 9esember III GoI1en SRI.
Sennie @oroon an Der Aussebring.
gtm Meibnodtstoee in Neip Ybila=
belpbia Gin reun Sabre alter Gnabe pon
9. Gnilelp.
Vim 81. Iesember in Der Ndbe Dol
gtew Ybilaoelpbia Elm adt Monat'
altes Ginb ppn @omaro Wpbbart al
elmer @erfdlin9un9 Der ginselpeioe.
slm Gariftas Elm Gino bon GIi Bib.
ler in gbilipsburg an 9ipDteritis
Nlter Is Sabre, 2 Otonate uno II
Sage.
@leibfous am ghriHtae Ganie
Differ in Bbilipsbure, i'm gllter poi
35 Sahren, 8 Mtonaten uno 81 3agen
Oil Der slusie6ruus. Der Bevltorben
binterldbt cine 6rau unO orei &inoer
9lm 81. DECEMBER in gbilips6ur!
elm flint Sabre altes &iao pon S. q
@9erleD on Der 0ipbteritis.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-12-30
2aOemOieDe In GtsoB1arg.

@don ldn9ere 3eit bemerfte man i'm
6eIddfte Der @ebriioer Gerber in
StraBburg, oaB Dfter 8iebitdble por-
tamen uno wurbe oaber in lebter 3eit
genauer aufgepaBt unO 3mnr NIT @r=
foiU. Cine 8iebin, Die abgefaBt muroe,
bate eiu Yaar SinoerIdube in Der
9uiAe, unter i1rem ,@ope" batte lie
einen Ginoermantel uMo in ibrem
GuoeD fanb man Ginner=lleberfleioer
uno anoere Irtitel. sic bate aud
ibren breiaebn Sabre alten &naben ne
ben iitb uno oieier butte feline Saiden
9lei9fals nit geitOblenen Waaren bpll=
9eprppFt. Die Siebin bat 10 idmmer=
lih um Gna0e, oaB bon elmer &erbaf=
ting ob3eIeben ipuroe uno iie tpllrot
nit elmer 0ermarnung entlaIIen.
@ine onoere 2ooenbiebien, Die abge.
fabt puroe, ols lie ein Stiif 5piletten-
Seife einItefte, batte cine 8ratpFannt
uno einen ieioenen S9leier unter ibrer
lleberileioern bertedt. 9luA in bieien
Sale lieb man Gnaoe fir gteht er:
geben, unD na6Oem Die 9iebin por ben
4Rapor Elm 8eltdnOniB ab9elegt uni
unteri6rieben, lieb man Iie laufen.
9tidt 10 leidten &aufes lam cit
Mann ppn golibar baopil Der 3ne
padete &aifee gefoblen bate. s,
,puroe perbaftet unO um $500 nebi
Soften beitraft. 9as 0ab alIerOing,
Itarten aaiiee, aud o1ne GiIens.
Rab pem oSrOn SalleD &eporter" Il
feline Der PcrIonen. Die li0 bieIe 8iebe
reien su SGplben fpmnen iiebeit, il
Oiriti9en * 4ltniiien uno ldBt Die
oaS @eraebsR ur. 10 itrafbarer er
fbeinen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-12-30
gbriWtoaS 0csdgcMf.

6. &. Yarnelee, Der S6ubbdnoler,
miro ipdbreuo oe5 Monots 9esember
ieoer 9eriou. Die ilber einen Spllor
ipertb S9uhe BEL iGm tauTt, Elm &fllno
oemiiDte 3udermaaren (@orbp) geben,
um ben Gnoben uno Mdbhen eine
6renoe Su MAIDEN.
SEPT 1T Die 3ett fiir SilsitieIel rnb
bo6 aef6nittene @umnli : lleberl1nbe,
Die mir fir $l.35 perfaufen, bcilete
fir S1.75, $500 unb $3.50.
9eoenft, oob es geraoe 10 piele 0lo=
iitdten Stlsitiefel Nibt, pie 2eoerltieTel.
6. &C. 8armelee, Der SAub6dno=
Ter, 116 0it=0oditroBe, Sem YbllaoeI-
pbia, Sbio.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-12-30

Sn ben Ser. Staaten biirfeu feline
Gefruten fir BEN Grieg in Cuba anee=
lpprben tperben, ba eritere Elm neutraler
Staat 1inn. Mus oiefem folgt, oab
es fein Werbebureau 9eben fam. =
Gampfluitiae 2eute iino bisber auf ei=
gene &e6nung mad @uba 9ereiit uno
penoeten iid meiitens on Die @uba=
niiAe Suilta in 9ieiu Oorf. gBerbes
eelo aibt es oa teines, oenn Die GeDD=
lutiondre iino in iteter 8elonotb.
gs ipirb bebauptet. DaB es I'M
Staate Ohio iliemals Gflapen geaeben
babe. Das lit jeboh nidt rittis,
oenn in Der 8olfssdbluns BON 1910
lpurben brei Stlapen in Sbio angese=
ben, in 2a,prente, Morgen unb 9inble
Counties. DieIelben linb iuabri1einlid
ibren 9erren freitpillis sefolst. Sin
@remplar bieIes Genlus 1T BON Mal=
colin s}enninas BON Der Staats : 9il=
gunssfonb=e eommiilion 3ufdlig saufse-
funoen iporben.
= 9tah sebntdeiger Gbe betam IN
Waterburn. Gol.. Der Giirid)ner
gsm. geib1ler, so Sabre aft, Streit
nit ieiner Srali, neil er fib tpeigerte,
/ ibr cine 2ebensberliderung gu iiber-
Ihreiben. Sic lief i'm unter oem
Woripanbe, baB CT niht in geniigenber
gBeiie fir ibren llnterbalt forge, per=
baften, uno ct ipuroe perurtbeilt, ibr
SO per Wohe Sn sablen. Balo oarauf
mahte er eth Ieltament, In tueihein er
ieine 9Ohter our grbin ieines aansen
DermOgens einiebte, unD eridob iih.
Wenn Der ipaniide Maior. benz
BON OeneralcQpitdn Wepler Die Nb=
ihladtung Maeeo's aug oem Dinter=
halte iibertragen mar Girujeoa beiBt
Ser grbdrmlihe elm tpabrer Soloat
Qeiueien udre, Elm Officer BON Gbre
ilno Gboratter, 10 battle er ben gilftrdg
|niht allsgefiibrt. iorpern MacefI ent=
niIhen lallen. Qlber IN oen grsnlihen
Gampfe, Der .alif Cuba gefiibrt iuir0,
Ideinen lelblt Gfficiere nidDt nur ole
|Befiible Der Wleni6Ii6feit fonbern aud
QlIe gieQunaeu bes G6rgefiihls Sll Der.
|iieren. SFilr Mdinr GiriljeDa mag
nod tpie bei Subas 9l1ariotb, pie
5tlifloe fonlnlelI, tpo Al Detn Mu9enblifl
fIu&t, ba II 5sllet II eOmnsalloirts.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-12-30
@soro ,,tso Sramoftlftaeag.

Atlanta, @a., 20. Sea. 8un
llnooillo, @a., meloet eii!e Spe5ialOe=
peibe @eor9e Summer, Elm alter
Mann, Der nit ieiner So9ter 6 Mei=
len bonn genannteu Srte mo6nt, muroe
in poriger Na1t bon einem llnbetanu=
ten, Der i9limme Nbiidten auf Oie
So9ter oes Mannes bate, ermproet.
Summer erpa9te ipdt in Der 9tadt
our6 einen 6eueri6ein, Der BON ieinem
Stalle FAM. @r perlieb iofprt Sett
uno @pbnbars, purOe orallBeu aber
our9 mebrere SGiiiie 9etDotet. Ser
8ranbitifter uno MDrber brang oa=
raul in bas @Dbnbnus Elm rnb
ma6te einen Nn9riff auf oas Mtdbden ;
oieies aber ieBte Iib tapfer 8ur Webre
uno entrang Dem S6urfen Den 3epol=
Der. morauf er entflob. Gin 9luf9ebot
bon entiblplienen Mdnnern perfolgt
ben Gerbre6er.
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Gime ,raDre tlniberjalmeOisin.

glloerman Sames 6. 6rancis in @bi=
eago iaet SD balte Or. Sings gtep
9istoperp fir eine nabre llniperialme=
oisin, na1bem id iie in ben lebten fiinf
Sabren nit Gusi9luB aller arStliben
GeSepte ilno anoerer Yr1parate, in
meiner 6amilie sebrau6t babe.
llno &ep. Sobn 8urgus III Seofllf,
Sa.. i6reibt SD bin ieit so Sabren
@eiitliber Der Metbooiitenfirbe uno
babe ME cine Mebisin fennen gelernt,
Die 10 pobltbdtig uno raid iuirtt, tpie
Sr. Sings Seem DISCOVERY" probirt
bieies bette aller Mtittel eegen 5uiten !
probef flalden frei in Der 9lpOtbefe DON
6 s. 6. Miller & 9 obn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-12-30
Observation-Disclosures

Sohn M}en9es - 9toa Mioter.
William Sopbler = 8elle @berlart.
@eslepS &uessea0er-sSennte @arbsr.
Morris 8. 2eeeD = Settle Sinea.
Sobn $. 9oelser - @allie SmileD.
0enrp 6. SinIep = Sopbia 8. sen=
barb.
@ofparb Scarr - GpIa 2embredt.
Grant 9. SINNERS - @Qa 9. SoGn=
ION.
GrreIt 9abmers = emma 2ieIsr.
9enrD 6. slider - 2poia DC. Walt5
SSoiepb 2oaoer - Gillian u. Sobn.
@aswort6 Smith = 9lnna @olentine.
0enrp Is. 8riliol- Solephine Wallace.
Stto Studer = @ltber Sereder
g8ifliam 6. 98alter - Wlinnie gafer
9llon3o g. 6bamper = Ollie Steffp
Clarence 6. @rppe Sorab M. Gerrell
8. 9ittor 9ef Sate @roB.
Su9o &c. gieler = 9llFaretta lR. gSeif
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sSst pcrpnd)tett Sine 6orm DOn
81 9tder. Nabefe gilSlunft III bieler
Cffiee.

ST rcrpdd)tctt Sine 6orm BON
81 Nder. Nabefe glusfunft III bielerI
Office.
Eoparo geibei, Elm Ssarmet ilia
GtpnesGreei ShaIe, rate oieieS Sahr
pier GdIber poa elmer Sub. Gieielbe
bate I'm Sebraar 3lpei Rdlber tnD por
slpei Wo1en falbte bieielbe iNon ipieber
uno bate ipieoerum stpsi Gdlber.
gRorgen Derlenoeli mir unIeren
gtdmiens2alenoer. fpspeit bieielben nob
iliGbt abaebp!t pprnen iiilo. gSer Sll
eirem folhen beredti9t lit uno bel Der
Gelien0ung iiberaollgelt tDiro, TT 9ebe-
ten, ulls paUot, sd beuedridtisen.
Nad elmer gntiheioung bes @e=
neral= 5tadtsanlpaltes bon Ohio ilnb
Ginoer i'm gllter bon IA biz l6 Sahrelt,
Die feline beitdnbige geI0ditisuns boz
ben, idulpflidtig uno fir @ltern, 8or-
miinoe &C., tuelfbe iolhe Sinoer nibt
gum SbulbeIu2 anbalten, itrafbar.
- Gin gaifagier alf eiitem Ban=
Sanole=3ug fragte ben @ononftenr,
tpie lan9e. ber 3ug on einem Seipihen
YlaBe balte, nm Elm Srii1Itiif 5ll tleb=
men. .3ebn Winuten!" war Die Unit
mort. ySonnenSeit ooer @ilenbabn=
seit2" mar Die ndtbIte Srase. @tpas
perbliiIft itaute Der Gonoufteur Den
Sraoelfeller an. ba er niht ein1eben
fonnte, parum Sonnenminuten UNI
| @iIenbabnminuten nidt Die udlnllhe
2dnee baben ipllten, uno fagte banr
ld1elno: v9lun, 81 einem Sunb nirf
es fhon langen."
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Ire2cr 8a9nranb.

GonIas @itp, Mc., 20. Dec. Ser
ct. 2ouis uno Chicago @rpreBSug Der
Chicago uno 9llton ga9n, melder um
s llbr As Miinuten BON bier obfubr,
muroe I'M 8lue Gnt. DItlih bon eSnDe=
penoenee, 9Ro., unD tpeniger oils Is
Meilen bon Der Staot, aufgebalten, On
oemielben Orte. an DEM ppr etwa Sipei
Wtonaten Elm ,0lei1es Gerbre9en beriibt
mur0e.
Gs perlautet. oaB Die &duber Die 2ofp=
motipe uno ben @rpreBmaggon bon
Dem iibrieen Sbeile oes 3uses abee=
banot unb bamit Die 8abn entlang ee=
Fabren linb. Ndbere ginselbeiten lino
nidt befannt. Gin Sberilis=Nufge=
BOT 1T bon Snoepenosnce obgeeansen,
uno elm 3us nit polisiiten itebt i'm
Se9riff, bon GanIas GitD absufabreil.
Ser 3ug puroe INN 8 llbr 20 Wii-
nuten Dur6 Signale gum Steben 3e=
braht. 0ermumnte Mdnner beorcb=
ten ben Yofomotipfiibrer unb SeiSer
nit &epolDern uno stpan9en Iie, ppn
Der lofpmotipe absulteioen, unb su=
elei6 bdnete elmer Der 8anbe ben gr=
prebmaggon bonn 8abrsuae ab ebe
Die 8abnbeamten iid nod bon ibrer
lleberrai1ung erbolt batten, fubren Die
ganbiten Die fieile Sabniirefe ienieits
oes Blue gut binab. Ser @rpreBbpte
Q. 8. ssreper aus st. 2ouis befano li1
in benz @rpreBpaggon. lin Wiitter=
no1t batte man nod tein Wort bon
Dem 3uge ober ben &dubern 9eb0rt.
Gie gntiernung smii1en Snbepenbenee
nnb Blenbale, Der nddlten Staiion,
betrdat 6 Meilen. Wlan permutbet,
OoB Der 3ua bon ben Banbiten ireeno=
no stuii1en beioen Grten iieben
oelalien ipnroe. lleber bas Shiflal
oes grpreBboten lrper 1T man iebr
beiorqt. Neomte Der llniteb grpreB
COMPANY in Ganias gitp erfldrer, baB
Der @agapn iebr menis Yaargelo an
gorb gebabt babe, oab er jeoOh nit
pielen tpertbpollen pafeten, sumeiit
Meibnadtsgefnenfetl gefiilt mar.
sanIaS GitD, no., "a. Sec. 0eute
Moreen i'm | ubr traf aus Glenoale
Die gelepbonbpilbaft Elm, baB Qofo=
mOtipfiibrer uleab nno iein Deiser bort
einaetroffen isien. sir fanoen bic Coz
folnotipe in eillern 0obltuege, cine Mei=
le 6lflid) bon Glenbale. lleber bas
Gbidial hes ggtrebboten tDirb nidts
genel0et.
QDfomotipfiihrer Wleabe min IN
3tpeier oer 5 Mdnner, uelne ben 3u9
anbieIten, Die 2beilnehmer an bem
Wabnrdnb bOin 23. petober erfannt
s6abetl. 81
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o 9(n 0dier 1lnb Mil6lteferanten 8


Oa lDir miel, Dab nod el GROCER She'll Der
adie in Deier 0egeno ni0t Derfaut lnD, 10 lnad)en
mir grlel Denn Die nod oldfn 5u Oerfalfen habeI,
Dielen @orldag. gSir iiberuebmen alien ibren adlc
3l fOlgenDen 9e0ingllngell auf G0nmiiiiOn
Gir adt &C., adranticrc1 wir poa s. bis 9. Gents,
nabbem uir Oenielben perfanfen f0nnen, nnO
Tar Gdie gp, 2 garantfren Dr pon g. bis z Geats.
9re iobato
Sdse perfanit wiro, aai Serlamsm babtn wr aber
65t1en a1urIr1nB n11f hie nelirfertr alDuure.
Oa einer bon ans meitens alf Neilen 1T unD Danf
uneren auSgDebnen gerbinoungen no Dir in ben Stao
geebt fit Diejenigen melde uns ibre 9Saaren gum Ser
rieb ibergben, before Dree gu eielen ais e loniwp
beonnen fDnnen gSr pien Dab rir meDr fir &dle BE-
Sablen fDnnen als r9ep Elm anoeres Gpmnlpns 6aus.
3u jeper lpeieren Nusfunft fino gerne bereit,
gohn +, 6.rber \ o.,
11ep philadelphia, %.
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3 \ Ayrr's
as,;Datr-ptgnr.
A. abelt lie irei
Il II E W - an
'a1N9t Mlanntr l'iIu
NlMETfa6 fAaAN 0fIt.
"A tttg ttatO Nlt.
Sreuct g, d iiber uniere Gntnefung.

9Denn elm damn i10n felt Sabren
on S1mdtbe gelitten, Die iein Seben
perbittert bot uno linn alles aeraubt,
mas bas 2eben iuertbppll madt tuenn
oiefer Mann cine 8elegenheit er9reifen
tam, INN pollifanoig turirt 81 tperoen,
10 Ioll er Die mpralifhe Graft belibeR,
feinem llntereaug gu ertseben.
99ir ihiden Sbnen our1 Die goIf,
abInlut fret, in eirem geipObnliden
Yadet, Die mddtise DR.. Hoffman's
Vital Restorative Tablets, nit elmer
aeieBlihen @arantie, oaB oieielben eine
permanente Sur linb fir DerInreac
Mannbeit, Gelbif MiBbran9. ges
id,le9tlibe G1na9er, uno binoern
fir INNER n1htli9e GmiiIinmen unb
ollie unnatlrIiden Nbleitungen. @nt=
tpidelt abgeaebrte Crsane SG ilrer fritz
beren Gtdrfs.
aein s. 6. 9. Gdipinoel ooer &e=
cept 8oripieselung, Msnn mir flibt
furiren fonnten, 10 ipiiroen mir uniere
Mebiain nidt frel CUR probe fdiden,
unb erIt geaablung, ipenn fie Sufrieoen=
iteleno ilt. Shreibt beute. oa oieies
nid,t mebr erIheinen m0Gte.
Man aooreiIire,
WESTERN MEDICINE Co.,
eSSneprpprirf. KALAMAZOO, MICH.
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a1rsn in Golben Solpn

u frJf1 At&r
Gin Original IT heiiisert 81 q. wlo
Menf6, Der iid 10 sibt. fpie sss, 6ritss 81 ~
8eim 9eiruth s,bertp sac
m mittIer. Runbe: uSa, tpinenncpb Sid,
bos WGbnen, bas sic mir empfet 6u0
III mir All edig, unb bieGumme, bis Writ /
sndat nidt runb genus!" Sd
snn,A dfebItr (aus elmer I'm II
nuonfsfGeytr liisen nod bin5u, | fe
i.Noss bautrbaftes duttsr | be
@ se,' iolio sendbt iinb. | q
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g1redIid)e Giiembabmfatas

Wlempbis, Senn., %. Ge3. Son
girmingbam. 9lla., miro gemeloet !:
Ser locale paHaaiersug Der 8. Ii. 81.
Giienbabn, tpelher MDrgens um 8 llbr
BON Birmingham na6 einem Yunfte
@urnep Don bort iiber ein8erbinoungs=
oeleiIe Der Giibbaba, befannt als Die
Srierfielo, 8loeton uno 8irmingbam
auab, abldbrt, fiel aeltern Wprgen um
1850 bon benz mittleren Bogen elmer.
GerilFbriifs, ipehe 3uiihen @nrnep
uno 8locton iiber ben Gababa SluB
fiibrt, uno muroen an 20 pailasiere
getootet.
Sic meilten Der Yallaaiere iparen
Minenarbeiter uno Yeipobner Der Wli=
nenIfdote bielss 9ifrifts, lpelAe nah
Oaule Suriidfehrten. 6onoucteur u.
Y. Council, Der pillei.bt am oenaue-
ten iagen f6nnte, wie pieIe MlenlAen
lid) an gpro bes 3uaes befanoen, be-
filibet lih unter Den Sooter.
Die eripdbnte Bride !puroe erf Dor
|pier Sabren erbaut uno iuuroe allae=
lneifl fit iehr tart gebalten. Ser
Dauptbogen ftiirste Elm nnb Der ganse
3n9 fiel IN ben sslub. 9ie 2ofonotipe
/ Icm auf Die Seite su lie9en, Die Wag=
aons bdnften iib aufeinonDer uno ae=
riethen Die Sriimmer 5alo oarauf in
granb llnb tp,iroen bis auf ben Waf=
feripieeel bon ben 6ianmen per5ebrt.
Igs enttomen i'm Gan5en nur 8 Yer=
|ionen benz Ioforti9en 9obe, mebrereI
bsrietben lifln absr 70 i6tper perIeBt,
| bah lje ,uabri1sinlid iferben iperoen.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-09
m Bells Seance.

The Call Of Yesterday contains It
very amusing account Of the trial Of
the men who Swindled POstmasteg
Bell by spirit communication. The
tNiug that bottrrt 4 Bell the most was
that he, in rXiect ton Of the sixty
million dollar lreacy, had subscrit ed
$500 to the PRESBYTERIAN church and
would be unable to pay it.
Several letters we're offered in evil
dtnce. Here is one:
San Francisco, March 90. 1896,
Dear Brothpr:-I will begin work
jig on the matter immediately. Have
rtceived no communications Of i'm
purttnce TIE attorney was TO leave
for LUudon on the 18th He will write
me as soon as he arrives, which will
be in eight or ten days. Everything
is all right, so Rod says. Kindly tel
the in your next letter the nature in
detail of the charges that have beer
preferred by r, G. Riggs.
We are bound to be successful
brother Nothing can stop US.
Yours, ~freternally.
Charles Van De We're.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-09
ALL SORTS.

T.lo +ne Mi,s,r.,s +oo;~b+ ord
onil, xanra.,q
There Is reading matter on every
page "f the APPEAL.
Ass Lena Rafetto arrived from
Oakland yesterday,
Miss elosre Moore Of VIRGINIA is
visiting in this city
The Nin-+reIs will give a street
parade TODAY at noon.
II i'''VIS' ''N Morse ualheI Is
TIE sprtnklng cart is again max
iEg its rounds in the city.
Lawrence Frey was amonc the ar
ri1.1. v..+ ,,l.v ,,,,ni,r
Fresh orange, vanilla and chocolate
nOuEat. ut Nalier \ Richardson's.
find f,n uhoro - .hi,
+.. ;e. r
INN
Some one broke lFt' curtis store
1hnrHday 1Tenln@' ny he SIDE do'r-
lhlhSS We're "a''N scattered ou'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-09
Joe Thorn, Is SUICIDES.

Yesterday word was received here
that Joe Thomas Of Gold Hill. wno
WAS very we'll known in this city had
committed suicide by taking carbolic
acid.
Last evenings Chronicle gives the
following cause for the deed
The reason assigned is worry re-
sulting from protracred Illness. Last
Summer he made a bicycle tour to
California, AMI over eXertion and
exposure to the sun brought on an
illness that affected his mind from
which he never recovered. F 7 the past
two or three N 'nthS H. ll1 bahn very
morbid and low spirited and his be
havipr has not been entirely normal.
So far as knOHn he left n message
concerning his intentions to do away
with himself. No papers containing
H"'.+prng relative TO it were found
.. - pnrs n and it is probable that
- h. no word.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-09
The Geooira Ministries.

The Georgia Min,trels arrived in the
citvye ,'erdav. "BHIv Ker-anis" arrived
later, bringing his mouth on a flat car
The how was good to use Billy's eN pres
sion, it was ,hot stuff. Those deserving
special mention were Jalvan, the Hidoo
juggler; Gauzt, in his clever female i'm
presentations the Crescent City Ouartette
and last but not least ''William of the
Open Fa"e'.--But Daily Miner.
The Company will appear here this even
ing the most astonishing feature of the
show are said to be the Hindoo uggler
they are the most as -onishnig things in
this line ever brought to this country,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-09
Bpnton's Linimpnt

Which has been used in Carson for
over twenty-five years, has saved
many an ache and pain to those who
know it. 1t is really intended for
horses but works with the same magi-
cal effect on the human 1t is a pow
erful remedy and for rheumatism is
the king Of the world. Aches knocked
out in short order. No horseman
should be without a bottle. Benton's
Liniment is fol sale at all drug stores
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-09

Mrs. G. W. Cagwin vent below
last night.
The Dramatic Club will meet on
Saturday evening at judge MlrpAy's
residence.
WIN. Hall is making extensive i'm
pr"vements On his residence in the
western part Of town.
To rent or lease TIL Winnie ranch
Mrs. E. Winnie, Carson Nevada, ms
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-09

A. c. Helmold, who married Miss
Fletcher in Reno recently, reached
Car yesterday with his wife on
bicycles. They are spending their
honeymoon on the wheel.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-09
A Bad SWindle.

Tom Irwin, the man who won the
$1,000 Sacramento County ranch
offered as a premium for subscribers
by the Examiner, has returned from
investigating his winning. He says
that any one who will pay the ex-
penses Of his trip, can have the entire
raDch and Its improvements.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-09
The Weiiand saloon.

Whitney has assumed control of the
" -,itand, saloon, which he proposes to
ruI strictly up to the times. He will
dis - the best liquor: aud cl IRE
and line old Government whis. ey
which slides down your throat like
al, tickling your palate meanwhile
Iii and see Handsome Whit" fiji
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-09
Total
Easter Tidings.

The San Francisco Chronicles fight
for free silver deserves recognition.
See the posters at Cagwin & Note
wares regarding it's Easter edition.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-09
THE STATE PRINTING OFF, E
A Few Facts in Refuta ton OF
the Charges Of Extravagance.
Figures That Speak for
Themselves.

The CONTROVERSY in regard t. the
State Printing Office as published in
the Gazette and copied with many
additions) by the Carson News, led an
APPEAL reporter to make an investig4-
ton yesterday.
State Printer McCarty stated that
the whole matter was brought about
by his refusal to create a T., fl "ieucy in
the office such as the publication of
the Supreme Court Reports would
necessitate.
He further stated at She time the ap-
preparations of 1885 were made, the
Ways and Means Committee Of the
House and Sen te were given tO M
Court Reports would be ready Tor
publication during the years 1895 >nd
1896. At that time there were but
fifteen or sixteen decisions written.
The regulations in regard to costs of
appeal have been altered so that NJ
cases came in faster than was ex-
pecred.
At nresenr there is no deficiency and
there is not likely to be any. nOtwith-
standing the fact that during the
past fifteen months nearly as much
work has been drne as duringuny two
years of Mr.. Erkley's Misunderstanding.
Mr.. Mccarthy also said:
"In regard TO the assertion II the
News that the positions in this office
are luxnries, Mr.. Dunn is qnoring his
own experience during his occupancy
Of the forcmanship under Mr.. EcSley.
Dunn, on su~rrrndering his position
congratulated Mr.. Mackpv upon hHv-
ing acquired an easy berth, assuring
him that the work did not average
two hours a dqv. / simply refer You
to any State officer who has OccGs sion
to visit the printing office - t. the
amount of work done. TIE ..-,~
are the same as those avid / .vtN
foreman in any UuiHn ,h q, AVID the
same as Mr.. Dunn drew down for four
years.
Mr.. Mccarthy further stated that
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-09

when Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Caseoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-09
For Over Fifty Years.

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, has
been used for children Jeethtng, 1t
sooths the child. softens tie gums,
alays all pain, cures wind collie, and
the best remedy Cor D%iarrhoea
Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-09
The Ozark.

With the coming Of spring the
Ozark saloon takes on a new dress
AID becomes an attractive resort for
the lovers Of pure liquors and g I'd
cigars.