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Evening star., 1896-12-26

Wera comes from S1cwaiter that he has;
signed articles for a match with Pillsbury,
of seven games up for 81 coo side. The
match will probably be played In BROOKLYN.
and the first game h arranged to be played
on January 18 1897.
Evening star., 1896-12-26

The individual match knock tourna-
ment. begun at the Washington Chess
Club last December, has at last been fin
ished. Mr.. L. Tharp won his last game
with sEr. Tibbetts and won the match by
the score of 5 to B. thus securing third
Hanna, who defeated Walker to O. Martin.
3 to 1; Wright, to 2, and Usina 3 to @
ard 2 draws. The second prize was won
by F. B. Walker, who. after losing to Mr..
Hanna, IN turn defeated Gwyer, to 1:
Martin, 3 to o. and 1 draw; O'Farrell. 8 to
3; Tibbetts, 4 to 2. and Tharp. 3 to O. Mr..
Tharp lost to OFerrall and Walker and
" on from Otte and Tibbetts
Evening star., 1896-12-26
,wing is the score to date:

Tonight Hanna and Walker play.
Evening star., 1896-12-26

any inducements made for fdnim. He has
been riding wheel sinee 1889. and has an
excellent reputation.
The Forrest City times., 1896-05-01
They AllPralse IL.

Rev. c. $. Owens, pastor NJ. F. Church Greenyille, Ga, says: "l take very great pleasure in recommending to the public Kings Royal Germetuer. 1 have been using it at times for three years for Dyspepsia and Nervousness with the most gratifying results. ] think it is due this wonderful medicine to say that have known a number of ministers and others who have taken it. and so far as 1 now remember they all speak Of its curative and strengthening effects with uustlnted praise. No one who buys il and uses as directed for the troubles for which it is recommended will exchange it for any other medicne.' New package, large Bottle, 10S doses, 8. For sale by D. C. Webb
The Forrest City times., 1896-05-01

We take pleasure In directing the attention of our readers tu ihs ahver.
 'Septrnl of lnn. AI Brown vt h "itl be found in another column. Mr. Drown has Il large iiu- of stoves. tia. ware. etc. His stuck has cen in. creased. and as result h. has ln.en iprced to seek larger building than the one which he recently occupied or Washington street. His immense stock has been moved into the house formerly occupied by II E Gwvn tS Co.,, on Front street. There he vii expect and appreciate the patronage CT all who want goods in his line. His reputation for fair dealing and cour teous attention is justly earned. and you cannot do better than to examine his goods.
 What promises to be one of the mos, magnificent affairs of the season is the Ascension Services of the Knights Iemplar of this-Apoio Commaudery on May II. The Knights Templar of thls city. of Wynne. of Brinklev. of harianna and nf Osceola. have been invited. The Blue Lodge and Charter Mason of this city have also been asked to be present. Tie most prominent guests, however,. will be the Crane Commandery of the state. The Bap tlst, Methodist. and Episcopal churches have been offered the Knights for hold Ing the services. and the commitlet made choice of the Methodist church this morning. Fredericknparker Dav enport. D. D., rector of Calvary Epis copal church, Memphis Tenn, vii conduct the exercises, which begin al II o'clock in the morning. At the close of the service at the church the participants will repair to the hotp where will be enjoyed a sumptuous feast. Probably the most enioyabl. feature of the occasion will be the music. Ite musical talent of the city, embracing all of the choirs, vii furnish appropriate music. This order never does anything bY halves. and th. selection of Gen. G. r. Taylor, Chas Il Sanders, l.. Eollwage and Jas. Fus. sell as committee on arrangements lnsures its success on this occasion It IS successful in all that it under takes. and it's social functions are the most elaborate that occur. Every de tail will be regarded, and nothing will be allowed to take place except in manner calling forth praise and admi ration for the order.
The Forrest City times., 1896-05-01
FIFTH WEDNESDAY.

The Nineteenth Century Club of our city ranks among the best literary so- cietles Tn the state. and their bi-non,h- " meetlncs. are looked to with plea- sure and interest. Every fifth We'd tesday of the month the club is enler- talned ty some one of its members, and considerable rivalry exists as L.. who can enter tain the best. EIeh s,ic- cessive Q 'casion seems to be the climax
 Last Wednesday being the tlth in the month ut .tMil, the pleasure If entertaining wisely fell to lhe lot of Miss Minnie Rollwage. The hospitabr residence of her parents WAS handsome ly decorated and brilliantly lighted aud at all early hour, tue club and few invited guests began to assemble. and from the very beginning Miss Roll wage proved an ideal hostess.
 The contest of guessing numbered photographs and pictures was quite amusing. some of tue gupssers compI- menting Gen. Geo. r. Taylor by putting his name to every unknown handsome military man. Mrs. Walter German carried off the prize-a beautiful vol. ume of Lalla Rookh.
 In the flower contest Edward Role. son carried off the handsome boquet of Marechal Neil roses. Ye local came within one number of carrying off the honors. The question was What does young man say to his sweetheart when about to leave hero The an- swer was a flower of some sort. Our experiences in this line covers many years and consequently varied, and think as hard as we could the remi- nescences of the past, would glide by as d dream, spurred by electricity couldn't grasp it. SO to speak-sO we let the honors go to younger.
 The few minutes conversation or varioussubjects-mnsic, art. literature, etc. -evinced jthe benefits deriyed from the teachings of the club.
 The crowning event of the evening was the arrangement for seating the club at, not one of the, but the dain- test spread it's members ever paitook of. The tables were arranged to seat four, and named after some poet or author, and the guests were furnished with cards bearing the name e. some production of said authors and poets At the Shakespeare table Julius Caesar pended and swayed like the willow to the smiles of Juliet. and Lady Macbeth came near "blotting outn Adonis, usinf her bright eyes as a light to find his hearts blood. Among the authors The Deserted Brile" seem to forges the absence of her lord. in the conlpa ny of 'Dombey and Son. and "Thg. Ships that Pass in the Night. was we'll freigted with ''Ireasures of th- Deep" The poets corner represented everything from "Dantes' Inferno, te the "Baby's Lullaby.o
 IL was with regret that all bid good night to the fair hostess after mid night-time seemed so short. And so ended another memorable fifth Neu nesday of the Nineteenth Century Clul.
The Forrest City times., 1896-05-01

NrS Il. l.. stone returned home Tues. day. after delichttnl visit to liui Spriiigs. Mn. S Was the guest of Mr.. J. H Avery wllle ,5 he Springs. [, wtWm she k iu'lebttd for two week ui unaiioysd pleasure.
 Ms. Fanrhe Bnnham a sister nf Mrs. '. l.. E@gleStnh. died at Western >nrlnps. IL. Monday morning. This VIII he sad news to those who made her acquaintance and remember her so nleasantly while she was visiting Mrs.
 Eggieston at this place.
 The ice cream and strawberry SUD- per given in the Winthrop building Friday night by the members of the EDworth League was well attended. The ntt proceeds amounted to about S30. for which the League members wlsh 10 thank a generous public. Whenever druggist tells you he has something just as good for coughs. grin etc.. as Dr. Bells Pine Tar Honey dnn'l you believe it. for we guarantee that lt is not true. We make the genuine and authorize all druggists to guarantee it. The E. E. Sutherland Co, Paducah. Ky.
 Will Moore. colored, while driving one of c. II. fIaven's mares Monday became enraged at the animal on ac count or her capriciousness. and seiz ing d club, struck her over the head fracturinp the skull. from the effects ot which she died Monday night. No arrests.
 HE TINES is printed this week on our new cylinder press. We print TIE TIMES every Friday afternoon, and VIII be glad to have the ladies or oth. CTS who wish to see the press in opera tlon. call at the south side office any Friday afternoon between four and six o'clock and see it.
 Rev. NJ. l.. Fleming. Of Nashville Tenn. will hold divine services at the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning and night Rev. Fleming comes amongst us with the view of preaching continuously. and it is hop ed that the encouragement he receives next Sabbath will be pleasing.
 The union meeting Monday even. ing at the Baptist church was wei attended. J. NJ. Prewett conducted the exercises. making an interesting talk on the subject of the "Csefulness of Studying the Bible" Reading by Will Paslav and music constituted other features Of the program
 It costs h,t httle to paper your home So little indeed that It is astonishing That so many drag ont their days with Ill dlhgv walls. If you want to pape, your home or any part Of it. consult Landvoigt & Vadakin. who will cheer fully fGrniSil estimates. samples, etc. and sell you wall paper cheaper tllal you can buy it elsewhere,
 It seems to u5 that our city ordi nances should te revised and printed III pamphlet form. Let the presen, council transmit Ils administration t( posterity by performing this mucl needed work. The city hall should bt cleaned up and put in condition fol use. It is shameful waste of tn. taxpayers funds to build houses, pu them to no use, but allow them to z, to ruin. Let something be done.
The Forrest City times., 1896-05-01
DOLLARS FOR DIMES,

Having purchased the German BrOs., and the Fl. B. GWyn & Go. stocks of General Merchandise and consolidated them, we will, for 60 days, close them out at actual in voice cost for Cash. This is your opportunity to lay in your supplies at prices never before offered in this city. Make your dimes go for dollars.
 RUSSELL, GRAHAM & co. Forrest City, Feb. IA, 1896.
The Forrest City times., 1896-05-01
Call for Meeting of Executive Gem
 mittee.

The members of the Executive con- mittee of the peoples party of St. Francis county, are called to meet at the court house in Forrest City. on Saturday, May 9th, 1896, at ? o'clock D. m, for the purpose of arranging for a convention, 10 nominate d county ticket, and to select delegates to the state convention. which meets Jnly l5th. and also select delegates to the judicial and congressional convention. Fms April 30th, ls96
 D. M. WILSON, x. E. FIBER.
 Secretary. Chrm. Ex. Com.
The Forrest City times., 1896-05-01
.& When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorias When she was Child, she cried for Castoris. When she becams Miss, she chung to Castoria-.

The Lawn Fete, which it was intend ed to have at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Merwin, Tuesday evening, was chang ed into an ice cream and trawberry supper. and held ill the Winthrop building. The ladies of the Episcopal church had the matter in charge, thus insurng success The net proceeds approximated S2j. The city band played for the occasion, discoursing music that was highly appreciated by those W h0 heard it.
 For every quarter in man s pocket there are dozen nseS; and to use each one in such d way as to derive the the greatest benefit is question every one must solve for himself. We be- lieve, however, that no better use could be made of one Of these quarters than to exchange it for bottle of Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and Darrhea Remedy, medicine that every family should be provided with. For sale by J. II. Tipton, Druggist.
 Mir. D. r. Davis, a prominent livery man aud merchant of Goshen Va., has this to say on the subject of rheuma- tism: Il take pleasure in recommend ing Chamberlain Pain Balm for rheumatism, as know from personal experiences that it will do all that is claimed for it. 4 year ago. this spriug my brother was laid up in bed with iufammatory rheumatism and suffered intensely. The first application of Chamberlain's Pain Balm eased the pain and the use of Oie bottle com plrieiy cured him." For sale by J, II. Tipton, Druggist. Children Cry for Pitchers castof.a..
The Forrest City times., 1896-05-01
OtiCe,

Lost or stolen from my house on or about the A of April, 1896, at Colt, Ark. one ladies' gold watch, with the letters c. U. N. on the back of same. One diamond ring in case. C diamonds in shape of diamond in it) l will pay ten dollars for the return of said watch and ring or any information leading to their recovery.
 MRS. SALLIE A. HANCOCK.
The Forrest City times., 1896-05-01
PROGRAM.
For Sale or Rent.

The school building on the hil east of the city, has been rrm0deiled and fitted mp and will now be found a very comfortable residence for any one. 1t IS for rent. Also tine building near the cemetery knoan IS the"O | Baptist church, " will be sod. CHEAP. Apply to the president of the Hoard 9r lo J W. 4SecA, Chairman cyuMil.ee.
The Forrest City times., 1896-05-01
Excursion Rates.

General assembly of the l'resbv- terian church at Memphis The Old Reliable will sell tickets at one fare for the round trip May 20th and 2lst. Good for ten days.
 J. H. BARD. Agent.
The Forrest City times., 1896-05-01
Confederate Veteran Re-Unlon,

On account of the Confederate Vet. eran Reunion in Richmond, Va. the "Old Reliablea will sell tickets al $20.10 for round trip from June 26 tt %, good returning July 6.
 I. II. BARD. Aront.
The Forrest City times., 1896-05-01
Nineteenth Century Club.

The Nineteenth Century Club will meet the first Wednesday in May at the sresidence of MT. and Mrs. w.. Gorman.
The Forrest City times., 1896-05-01

Porter's AntiSeptlc Healing Oil
 8 the best remedy for Piles. Burns Scratches Cracked Heel and all kinds of inflammation on man or beast. No cure no pay Price 2Jc
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-22
SI0Itcb 9ebenb.
Nbrolib gebeno
Su Rroft eetreten am u. MtoI 1895.

an cen nit + be5eitneten Stattonen ptrh auf Sigs
mol 0noebolteu.
ollie 3H9e td9lib, Spnuta9S ous9enomnleu.
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@pmerstomu an bic g. 6. 6. & ct. Spuis @iieubabn
IS uno 6. & g. ubrbltdp nno bitlit III 9anep Sumo.
ton NIT oer D. & &. 6. lnb Der Yallep @iIenbabn.
g. %. Page, 3. 6. SaDlur,
-. 8. y. & =. u. 2upt. Grams.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-22
Ssinterging oic Ginwanoes
rnngsbeb0r0c.

Ser "a Sabre alte Gumdnier @pbra=
i'm Mberman ipuroe oieier Sage bon
Ginnanoerungs 9omminGr &oogers
BON pbilaoelpbia an Die Ginwanoe=
run9sbebOroe in gfep Yorf gelanot, um
na6 europa suriifgei6ift 81 weroen.
@r lanoete nit ieiner Satin am 81.
Ntdrs 3. s. nit 9ompfer vpotrio" BON
Samburg. ST seigte $50 in Saar uno
einen We6iel iiber $500 Dor uno Durite
uneebinoert lanoen. 9as Paar fam
na6 Bbilabelpbia unb balo ertranttt
Der Mann. Ser 9lr5t Der Ginmanoe=
runosbeb6roe urteriudte ibn uno be-
ri6tete Dem Gommilldr &oo9ers, Oof
9lberman nit Der slussebrung bebaitet
lei. gberman nar mittellDs uno &c:
ltanb, oab Der @e6iel, Den er in Seen
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uno bon ieinem 8ruoer in GumGnier
aus9eitelt moroen lei, oamit man ibn1
feline S6tpieristeiten beim Sanoen ma=
DE. Nunmebr prbnete Serr &Do9eri
Die &ufienoung oes @bepaars mad
europa an.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-22
@unOerbarc NcSnltatc.

@inem 8riefe BON &ep. s. @unoer=
man, in Simonbale muroe uns geltattet,
folgenoes gu entnebmen SD sD9ere
ni6t, Or. Sings SEEM DISCOVERY an9e=
legentli6 81 empfeblen, na6oem oas
Wtittel i'm Sranfbeitsfale meiner Srau
pabrbaft munoerbare &eiultate ersielt
bat. Mdbreno i6 in &ipes Sunctlon
als Pfarrer oer Oortiaen gaptiltenge=
meinoe funttionirte, puroe iie BON elmer
Gun9enfranfbeit, pel6e bon einem Nn=
fale Der Grippe suriidseblieben mar,
melt binunter gebrabt. S6reflt6e
9uItenanfdlle bauerten oft nit weni9
llnterbru9 fturoenlans unb man be-
sann gu fiir6ten, bab lie oieIelben ni6t
iiberleben iperbe. Sin Sreuno rietb
uns 9r. Sings Seem DISCOVERY an Oas
Waittel besann raid 81 mirfen uno er=
sielte bo6befrieoigenoe Geiultate."
6lai6en au SO @ents uno 81 (Brp=
beflaiben sratis) in Der slpOtbete bon
l fs. 6. Miller & Sohn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-22

Gin beroerbenbringenoer Yreisiturs
folste auf Die @ntgelbnng bes Giiens
uno bat felt mebr als 1000 sSabren an=
aebalten. SD babe eine Bere6nuns Der
gerluite angeitelt, pelde Die ebrliden
Maiien ieit oem Snfrafttreten jenes bar=
barii9en Nftes in Der ear3en Welt erlit=
ten baben. Sph linb bic 3iffern 10 en=
orm srob, oaB id befiir6ten muB, cine
&ebolution miro ausbrc1en, penn bas
8olf erfabren tpirbipie beralos es beraubt
tuoroen 1T. SnoeIien Sbatla6en lino
Satbiaden, uno Der bette Wes, elm lln=
rebt gu entfernen, lit Der, es aufsuoefen:
jener 8erluit besiffert lt6 auf $2l 900, :
900, 900, ,000,0 000." (Goins Sim
ancial Shool.)
Gum @6luRe bebaupte i6 itanobaft,
oaB freie prdsuns BON gilen 9llles lei ten
tpirb, mas man BON Der Sreiprdgun9
bon @ilber ertuartet, uno unenolih
mebr. 9as 8ulf miro reid uno tppbl-
babeno nerben. Ser bis iebt arme
Wann miro nit ieinem alien Sfen feline
S6u(Sen besablen f0nnen. @ilenbab=
nen ,perosE aus ibren Acknowledgement uno
aus ibren abgelesten Nusriiitun9spart
9ibioenoen erfldren f0nnen. Ser fleine
sSunge tann genug alte 9tdael uno
Sufeilen auf Der Strabe uufleien, um
nit oeren Cribs feline Gamilie gu er=
ndbren. Wlit einem Wort: v9lrnutb
uno S6ulben tue,oen fortan ni6t bor=
fpmmer."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-22
NDntantif aus Der sdweis aui
EAiS ySlAtD.

Sir Die Gomantit, ,tpie Tie in ben
S0wei3er gergen su 5auie lit, baben
Die prploll6 angebauhten SebOroen auf
@uis Ssluno teinen Sinn, ionit bitten
Iie elmer intereRanten Sur6brennerin
pobl peni9er 56pierigfeiten IN ben
Wee 9eleot. Die 8ef9i1te be9innt in
elmer S6weiser Srtibaft uno enoigt
porldufig auf Gais Sslano. IS bon=
belt li6 Inn cine junge biibl6e Srou,
Die ibren @atten betrpaen unb bon
bieiem an Den Mann ibrer 2iebe, laut
einem i6riItli6en Gontratt, abgetreten
wuroe. 9ie 66mei5erin heiBt gauline
Geitel, erfreute lih zines gllten Mannes
unb beIab Elm berSi9es, fleines Sbmei=
serbabp. Sic mabte Die getanntibaft
oes in Sern anIdllig getueienen Sunlt=
lers Wtpene 9ioo @irano, Der SDbn
zines Gpnluls, ben feline Siinitlers
itubien ppbl nod Dem einiamen gerge
9ebra6t baben, auf bem Pouline &iibe
melfte uno ibr gabp ersp9.
galo tam es stpil6en bem Maler
uno Yauline su elmer ernlten 2iebelei,
Der Der Gatte Garl auf Die Spur fam.
Ser getrogene flu6te, mos Oos 3eug
belt, pb Ieiter @ntOefung, ibliebll9
tam ct inbellen gu bem beroii6en Gnt=
iblulle, Die lln9etreue an ibren 2ieb=
baber ab5utreten, mas oenn Qu6 in eli
nem ihriItliden @ontratt gei6ab.
llnmit:elbar barauf fam @irano na1
SEEM Sort uno lieb li6 go. 1876 Slt 46.
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8er9aagene Wo6e traf au6 pau=
line in 9tew Sort Elm unO muroe por
ben goaro Of Special SnquirD gebra6t.
Gjiranb erfldrte Den geb6rOen, er poae
Die Srau unter ieinen S6ub nebmen.
Man i6enfte Ieinen 9ln9aben feinen
re6ten @lauben uno Der 8oaro ent=
i6ieo, baB Pauline mDgliberpeiIe 81
unmoraliI6en 3wefen bierDer 9ebra6t
tpprben lei unb Dem @emeinnelen CUR
2at fallen tDnne fie iei oober nod
ben S6peiser Bergen 5urilfSuI6ifen.
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ser Goniul, unb bieIer ermirtte eine
@ieoereripdgung oes 5alles.
go peit ltebt ote Sa6e jebt. gau=
line beiinoet lib ols GeIongene oui
Der ginmanoerer Sniel uno partet
Die enogiloi9te @ini6eioung Or. Sen=
ner's ab, Der oieier Sage beltimneu
miro, mas nit Der Srou gu 3eldeben
| bat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-22
&ellncr Cine Puriiun 8eaffeaf uni
Sfinfen unb Gier 1!

v8ott beideerte uns Sleild, aber Der
Seufel CAB Den So6 oasu" 1T elm altes
Wabrport. Ingeniigenbes &ohen.
lbneles, baitiaes uno iibermdbi9es@f Ten
linb bic uria6en unsdblieer &rantbei=
ten, 8eroauunasbei6werben, Spspep=
lie, 8ilioiitdt, Waeenfatarrb, &opfpeb,
SAtpinoel uno oergl. @ptt COB uns
aber au6 elm erfinoelii6es Genie, Oas
bas Golden Medical Discovery
i6uf unb oamit Elm Mltiel gegen alle
0idtfebleru entltammenoen &rantbettell
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ialo CAB ben baiti9cn, feline 3eit gum
G'en bahenoen 9lmerifanern bos, ipaa
lie brou6en, uni ln9eiiraft oe9cn Die
unumi it0Bli9en GrnGbrungs9elebe iilll=
oisen gu fOnnen. O0s vSi5cpuerDu
itdlft Die 2eber, relnigt oas Slut UNI
Iiimulirt ben &Drper.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-22
Where to Go in Summer
and How to Get There.
The Ocean Resorts

Atlantic City, Cape May, Asbury Park Ocean
Grove, Long Branch, and famous resorts along the
Jersey Coast are located on the Pennsylvania Lines.
AS direct route to Newport, Narragansett Pier,
Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket and the popular
peake Bay to Maine, these lines offer special
advantages
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-22
electric SitferS.

electric Yitters 1T cine MeoiSin, Die
jeoerseit quite Dienite leiltet, aber i'm
Maeemeinen oo6 bann am ebeten be-
nDtbigt 1T, tpenn uns Elm anoauernoes
Geiiibl Der Mattisfeit uno Miioigteit
iibertommt, tpenn Die 2eber trdse 1T
uno mangelbaft funftionirt ,lno man
baber elmer anregenoen Webi5in beoarf.
Sin re6tseitiser @ebraub oes electric
8itters bat Dfter einem lanaen uno
pieuei1t gefdbrli9en bili0len Sieber
porsebeust. Seine anoere Mteoisin 1T
liberer mirfeno in 3eritOrung oes Ma=
laria Sites i'm menibliden &Drper.
&opfpeb, unberoaulibteit, 8erlto=
pfung, Sdminbel tuei6en oiefer Weeois
ain. Slai6en 81 so @ents uno 81 bel
s. 6. Miller & g obn, Mpotbeter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-22

s9ie Gegierung pon Gotta 9tica
bot Elm 9etret perOhentliNt, ourd mel=
de oas ge9enlpdrti9e WGbrunN5=SDltem
auI9eb oben unO Die @Olow0Drun9 eln=
9eIiiDrt miro.
Die 3obI Der Genliondre Cntel
Sam's belduit 1ib ouf frunO 100000.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-22

= Sem yStanbarD" 1T bon paris
aug cine Gepeibe suseganaen: uauf
Der gDie perlautet, bab Die &otbfhilos
babier cine ru'fii6e Nnleibe fir cine
Billion Granfen $500, 900, ,OOO) emit=
tiren tperben.
3ei9t uns bic 9ausfrau, uel6e
oas vNmerican 8au Blue"
ni6t tennt. 9abt lie elm Neriud bamit
MAIDEN, uno iie ipiro fein anoeres
aebrau1en.
Ser grpprt bon Mineral6len i'm
csuni belief fh auf IS, ,288, 296, eine
3unabme i'm Wergleid 3unl SUM 1896
BON $3.50, 900 unb fur bas Sabr Don
$15, 500, 900.