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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-04-28

The Isle of Man possesses many priv
ileges and unique features. 1t has a
music all its own.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-10
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-10
ANOTHER KLoNDYKE.

The Salmon river country in Idaho
seems To be giving up its golden treas-
urrs in abundance. The Grangevillr
Free Pr SIS tells of two prospectors who
came in from the middle fork of the
river, section that has never been ex-
plored. bringing in u quantity of gold
taken out in "A few weeks work The
amount OF their cleanup was close to
$1,000. An interesting feature of the
matter is that this gold is washed from
the decompoSed surface Of mountnin,
which they declare to be all ore The
mountain is porrhrv. The gold Is found
all through It. They do not claim the
rock Is all hgh grade. but they assert
that II is all good pay. They have been
AT work there several seasons. making
small cleanurs each year. They have
taken up lode claims aud are working
the surface as placer. The mountain
they call Thunder mountain, and # il
is ANYWHERE near AS rich as they clam
II to be, IL is great waste of time to
rush of to the Klondyke -Elmorc Bull
leun.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-10


The INDEX believes that ut the begin
ming OF this school year the trustees of
Emmetisvlllc district No. should be-
required TO make some sort OF n report
~ the financial condiii'n ofthe district.
In almost all other Independent districts
such reports are published annually or
oitencr. but for some reason the men
Who have, FOR several wears pnsi. pre-.
sided over iar drsilnies of tais dislric'
have saw 90 in presume in1t the NfN
n1Aers either llF' nn iniefrs ice 49,
matt'r or else 'lff ht'eno f'en's "hicD
school trustees sie nuIud io respect
Tn" people have right to know how
The school Is being managed, what thr
condition OF ITS finances are aud all
other matters preialning to the welfare
of the school Another thing about
which the people want TO know, II we
are to judge from the expressions recent
~ heard on the street, is correct under
standing about the qualifications OF the
teachers who have been employed for
this term. All manner OF reports are
current concerning the standing Of our
prospective teachers at the recent cN-
animation and II Is the general under
standing that the principal will hold
only third grndr certificate. while two
OF the other teachers who failed entirely
viii oe permitted to teach and draw
public money until such time AS an-
other examination shall be held.
While the INDEX has no desire to find
fault with the teachers who have been
EMPLOYED and is even disposed TO believe
that their failure at examination WAS
more the huli OF unfortunate circum.
stances than OF their lack of ability. yet
" realizes the fact that the patrons of
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-10
HE POWER oE TRUSTS

The growing power Of trusts in the
United states is Simply alarming A
few men with practical, unlimited cap
ital AT their control are able To direct
the course of vast business interests.
The sugar trust. for instance. can raise
or lower the price of sugar at the dictate
OF one individual. Such thing as
competition against such gigantic
trust OF this kind in the ordinary way is
impossible.
Many sugar factories could b. closed
down in n single day at the bebest OF the
trust. representative OF the sugar
trust said 10 The writer two wears ago,
when there was little furry excite
ment because of the contention over the
price OF sugar between the sugar trust
and the management Of the factory.
that If necessary the trust could afford
10 supply the Utah market with sugar
at such ruinously low price that the
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-10
SCHOOL EILcIIoN

The annual school election Of the EN-
metisville Independent School District
WIS held nj the school house on Monday
from one to five O'Clock. In addition to
the election of a trustee the proposition
OF levyns special Tax for the purpose
OF building new school house on or
near a. Miller's place one and on--half
miles south Of town was submitted to
the voters. Those who favored the
special levy worked faithfully for the
measure but In spite Of their efforts il
was defeated nv two to one vote. IS
voting YES and 20 voting no
Only two candidates were in the field
Tor the position Of trustee. they being
E. /. Knonse and J. V. II. Witt. the
former named gentleman being elected
by rousing majority The votes
when counted showed 43 TO 03 in favor
of Mr.. Knouse. a majority OF so votes.
The large namber Of ladies who particle
pated in the election and the big ma
jority knouse received are significant
features OF the contest and go to show
that gentleman is nothing # not
popular with the fair sex.
The utmost good feeling seemed to
prevail among the friends OF the differ
ent candidates and the affair passed Oft
very quietly and smoothly.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-10
Notice for Publication.

Land ONCE at Boise Idaho
September 1. isn7 4
Notice T. hereby given that the following
named settler has tied notice OF his intention 10
maze unal proof In support OF his claim. aud
that said proof will be made before Register and
Receiver L. :. Land ONCE at Boise City, Idaho
on October N. isl7. viz.
John J. Cogghurn
Ola, Idaho. I'D. application No. si75. for the
Sw y sw V sec ~ NV u NV a sec ~ 4, ne a,
sec II tp ionri u. NJ Idaho
lie names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land. viz:
Ewing &. Baird. Orlando C. Baird. Thomas
Glenn. George W Smith. all OF Ola Roise Co.
Idaho.
CHARLES HIMRoD. Register.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-10
Notice For Publication.
Land once at Boise city Idaho.
Auru<t 2 ~

Land once at Boise CITY Idaho.
August 2 l-s7.
Notlce Il hereby given that the followtng-nara-
ed settler has led notice OF his intention 10 MAKE,
nnhl proof IN support of his claim aud that sail
proof viii be made before Clerk Of The Probate
on September II. 1877. viz:
William Milledge
Emmett Idaho, lid application No, 1924 for the
NV = sec u " . W Boise Meridian Idaho.
He names the following witnesses to nrove
OF. said land, viz.
,,, Ii,homas kyerhart. Albert Wilson. Marion
Wilson. Jesse Cargile, ali OF Emmett Canron
county Idaho. VI
CHARLES HfNsoD. Register.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-10

Entcroa ct the Emmett Post once az second
Glass mail matter.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-10

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Scr-
wi Vice ist. sunday % each month AT Jack
sons schooihouse N GOA. m, At Emmett 20 y
m. second sunday -Horseshoo bend II 90 "A. m
Marsh y. m. Pearl 10 D. Third sunday
Emmett Fourth sunday Ola. saturday Gv-
ening ~ 10, sunday morning AZ 10 70 Sweet
10 y. m 4. W A1kiNsON
Pastor
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-10
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

The Enterprise Ditch Company Limited
Principal place OF business Falks store Canyon
Co. Idaho.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting OF
he directors OF The Enterprise Ditch Company
Limited ON the -. day OF August 1877 an asses
slncnt was levied on the whole OF the capital
peld IN monty 70 the treasurer OF said company
said assessment shall be due on the 10. day OF
October lsy1. All stock upon which the said as
SeSSment remains unpaid on the u.s. day OF Oct
ooer NV. Will be advertised for sale at public
auction and unless payment i made before will
De sold on the list day Of November 1877 to pay
the delinquent assessment theron together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale
EDISON BISHOP. SECRETARY.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-09-10

D-TRUSTWORTHY AND AC-
w tive gentlemen or ladies' to travel for re-
sponsible. established house In Idaho. Monthly
$50 90 ID expenses. Position stendy. Refer
ence Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope
The Dominion Company, Dept Chicago
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-22

aarcastically referred To the inaction Of
the senate on all great questions before
at; the long and fruitless debate on Cuba;
Ahe delay OF the arbitration treaty, and
fhe inability to say whether our diff
culties are to be settled by arbitration
or by the methods of Corbett and Fitz-
simmons. 1t was time, he said. TO send
ahe senate into drydook and rid IL Of &C.
STIMULATED barnacles.
Mr.. Hoar of Massachusetts replied
soreny pointing out that the other branch
of congress was more open to criticism
1han the senate. He was in accord with
Ar. Mason, however, on the need of new
RULES. A vote was taken on Mr.. Cor
mans motion to refer the Mason reso-
iutfon to the rules committee. which pre-
Saiied-yeas, 80; nays "a. A further dis
eussion OF the subject is promised, as Mr.
Hoar has a pending resolution to dis
charge the committee on rules from fur
ther considering the reform of the rules
Most OF the day was given to the bank
Kuptcy bill. The vote on the substitute
and amendments will be taken at 3 %. m.
aoday. IL was agreed that committee
Sf ID senator's should represent the sem
ate at the coming Grant memorial cere-
monies.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-22
MASON'S MAIDEN TAX
Antiquated Senate Rules Cri icised
by NeA Illinois MEMBER.
Drydocking and Scraping Els
Remedy Fog Evlis.
Snsciion Of Solons on All important Questions
Sarcastica!iy Referred To.

Washington, April 22.-The spectators
IN the senate yesterday received the
initial speech of Senator Mason of IL
Nnois with marked approval. Mr.. Ma
son sharply criticized the antiquated
rules of the body. and his speech was
not the least prosy.
The speech was in support OF q reso-
luton, introduced by the Illinois SEN
ator. directing the committee on rules
to report a rule by which debate could
se closed and the previous question or
dsred. In this connection. Mr.. Mason
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-22
Western Roads and &. T.. Rates.

chicago. April 22.-Considerable bad
seeiing has developed among the West
srn roads over Christian Endeavor as
Sociation business. The understand
eng was that no road should contract
any of this business until a definite
arrangement had been arrived at con-
eerning rates and methods OF routine.
now II is reported that some Of the
roads have gone in and contracted
large parties In the East 1t is not al
Sesed that the agreed rate has been cut,
but the fact that contracts have been
made relieves the other roads, II is
claimed. from their obligation to main
aain the agreed rates. A general de-
moralization Is likely to result from the
UreSent friction
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-22

New York. April 22.-Representative
citizens OF New York and Brooklyn have
sent protest to Governor Black against
xne senate bill making fundamental
changes In the civil service system, in
rorming him that II is their intention to
appeal from the legislative to the ex-
ecative branch Of the state government.
NJ the bill passes the Legislature. They
also ask for public hearing. The list
of signers includes the presidents of
ahe New York and Brooklyn Civil Ser
vice Reform associations, the Bar asso-
Citations. the Stock Exchange, the City
club. the Produce Exchange, the Board
of Trade and Transportation, and the
Board of Fire Underwriters. The Re-
publican senator's held a caucus at AL
many last night and decided to pass the
civil service bill
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-22
THE MASK.

Ho. sAren seai Your voics goes thrilling. srill-
ing, trembling through the air.
Moaning. grosning. breaking, sobbing under
current therei
Fair temptress sen, your foam locks curling
bowling, Haunting DER your hard,
Greedy, froth white. phantom fingers crawling
up the land
Ha, crawling up tho landl
Anne Throop in Time and the Hour
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-22
Oldest National Guard,ma,.

Kansas City.April 22.-De Witt C. Tay-
Tor, first lieutenant of veteran company
A, Third regiment. said to be the Oldest
national guardsman In America, Is dead
here. aged So years. He had an enviable
record as scout. under General Hancock.
He was born near Bath. Me-. and be-
1onged to the Second Michigan volunteer
Infantry
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-22
Rssurnin 2 to the Foit.

Pittsburg, April 22.-The Independent
Order Of Knights Of Labor is a thing Of
ahe past. For some time past arrans e.
Aents have been making for the return
81 old ID. A. tthe seceeders), to X. II
Il ranks, and last evening this was con-
summated by the district az q body
retoining the order. General Secretary
Hayes says that outside OF d. A. 3, four
other assemblies have returned, max
fng an addition OF about 5000 10 the
order
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-22
0ophers Leave l.. A. w.

Minneapolis, April 22.-Minnesota
Nheelmen have broken all existing ties
With the League OF American wheeImen.
by permanently organising Q Minnesota
aivbsion Of the proposed United Wheel
men Of America. A constitution and by
laws were adopted. Frank II. williams
Of Minneapolis was elected president
Opera House and Buslssss Dleshs DurssA.
fTullaboma, Tenn, April 1z.--A nre,
which originated In the opera house In
this city last night, damaged property
20 the extent of s3oo. 200. In addition to
che opera house. several business build
sngs and private residences were de-
~froyed
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-22

Albany. April 12.-The senate has
passed the bill taxing inheritances. The
end Il 10 understood that Governor Black
Qili sign 70.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-10
Gin enjd8er.

gnil Otto, Der lib als Mittmenid=
ger einen Jtuf erwprben, lit in Detroit
oes GroBoisbltabls idulois beiunoen
uno gu 5 Sabren 3udtbaus perurtbeilt
poroen. Otto lit Elm 9emiitblib aus=
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inn 9llter BON etpa so Sabren, oellen
SpeSialitdt oos Guribnsioen bel bei=
ratbsluliisen. dltern yithpen nit @slo
mar. ST fiibrte etipa eiu balbcs 9u=
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ltaatsn an, inosm er lid bel linen. ie
nab ben umltdnoen, als wobllituirter
8eiAaftsmann ooer gar als Baron. ein=
fibren lieB. Oie Ausermdblte, ipelhs
sem0bnlid 8elo. Sinner uno ein slpeites
GbebeoIrfniB bate, 2ins nit ibm our
3rauuna, uno mad tursen 6littermo=
den - lnanhmal oauerte Die 9errli6=
felt nur elm paar Stunoen mahte
lib Otto iahte nit bem @eloe, aber
obne bic &inoer uno feline neu9elpon=
meme .beliere 9dlfte" wieoer auf Die
Wanoeribaft. go bate Der 8auner
unter bem Jtamen Sd0n5ah, yJtiiller,
6rep, &agler, llier es astrieben uno
lblieBlih i'm Serblt 1895 Die brape
QBittme GliIabetD Opeblcr in SPRING
lpsas, Mutter BON fiinI Rinosrn. erlt
aebeirat1et unb oann um ibre uno ibrer
Ginoer Baarldait beltoblen. 6rau
Dpebler's Sbmaaer ipiirte oen 9allnn=
fen i'm porisen 0erblt in Wisepnlin auf.
9as grsebniB mar ieine icBiDe Yerur=
tbeiluna.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-10
GS lit utNtS 10 Cttt

lpie Or. Sings 9lem Discovery fir Nus-
sebruna Sulten uno grtdltunsen. oa=
rum perlangt oafiir uno erlaubt fsinem
@ures gambler. @uh etmas anoeres ba=
fir su pertaufenr Serielbe miro nibt
iogen, etlpas anoeres lei beller. aber
um mebr profit 81 maden, miro er la=
gen, lonIt etnas lei geraoe 10 gut. e}br
motif 9r. Sings Nem Siscoperp, neil
SIR lpiBt, oaB oieielbe liber uno su-
perldllig lit uno 9arantirt miro. oaB
oielelbe gut lit ooer ods 8elo suriider.
itattet miro. Niir Suiten, grtdltun'
gen. Iussebrunl uno olle 0eioen bes
Salies, Der gruit uuo Der 2uuaen eibi
es nibts, oas Er. &inas 9tsw Sisco=
oerp aleidtommt. Yrohefihiben irei
in Der Mpotbets pon 3. G. Nt / lie,
&c of II. t'e,uObuli,te 0talibsn sc
Sents uno 81 .o0. 3
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-10

Muh i'm y,erarbeiten bon WetolIen
unb i'm 0erferti9en bon Qorn uno 2nos
1en3ierrotben iparen bic Qiigelbaner
geiibt, tpopor aus Rupfer uro 5ilber
ongefertiste Nub- uno SdmudIaden
3eugnib able9en, bic man in ibren
Yauperten finDet, bod madten iie BON
bieIer Tertiateit teinen @ebrauh 3ur
MnIertiauna pon Wert3eugcn sur Gear-
beitung bes 8ooens.
Oie 0u9elbauer mii1ien aud 2ano.
w,rtbIdaft 9etrieben baben. Sbre 3abl
mar 3u erob, als baB iie nur uon Der
Saso uno bonn iSiihfans bdtter leben
t6nnen. Sic ,paren elm Mferbau trei.
benoes Bolt.
rleber oas 3elisionslpitem Der 0ii-
gelbauer 1T penig betannt, obrpobl
man. namentlih bon ben Qii9elbauern
Obios, slaubt, Dielelben i.ien Generan.
better ge,peien. Cbne 3meifel bradteu
iie Sbieropfer unb pielei9t aud -
Menibenopfer. Gin Mlterthumsior.
i1er bebauptet, oieielben baben BIZ
glemente perebrt, Gonne, Monb uni
5terne an9ebetet uno ben 8ottleiten.
Die lie perebrten. aud Menl9enopfe,
aebraht. gr sos oisien SdluB aus
ben bsrbrannten unb perfoblten Gno.
den, iuelde ibre 9lltdre beoeden.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-10
s2ait 2n &c

electric Nitters IFS MsoiSin benubt,
penn 9u Dih unppbl Iiibltelt ? Wenn
nidt, 10 tauIe cine 6laibe uno made
eins Yrobe. Sieie Weoi3in bat lib ipe-
siell bemdbrt ais Wtittel CUR grleihtes
rung uno Seilung aller sSrauentrant.
beiten, inoem es cine wunoerpoa itdr=
tenoe Mirtung auf Die lpeibliAen Srs
game ausiibt. Seblt 0ir oer Mppetit,
ooer leioelt 0u on Yeritopiung. 3opi=
meb. Sbminoelanfdaen, Gerpoftat,
S6lafluiiateit, Geisbarteit, ooer Wees
landolie, biIt Oh Sdwdbeanfdlen I'M.
terworfen oonn lit electric Sitters Die
Mrsnei, Die Su benOtbiaf. Stdrtuna
.nno @elunobeit weroen bel ibrem 6es
brauh edrantirt. 6roBe 6lai6en filr
nur SO Gents in Der Mpotbefe BON
8 s. s. MILLER & Sobn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-10
Vremoi0cs &dd)cfn

erbeat bic 0edtsai9e Der @ladliden, Die NIT Snlie
bon ofetters Wa9enbitters BON ben Gualcn ber Wta.
laria Meren' 9laien. unb Salen.seioen, Spspepfie
ober NerpoIitdt idnen unb arauodb furirt lpOrben
limb. no ocie 5aae np gar uit isten. pie ote sabl-
rsi9en Sdreiben ber Gsbstsn be,ue,feu. pels frei.
wil9eS Seu9uiB fir bic portreffibeu Mtrtuugen oes
Yitters able9eu gu ben Sefabrii0nalen. welte SRA.
gen, Gin9epeibe unb 2eber in benz Staom franfbafer
Geisun9 aufbiicn, 9ebbren 9aItriitcs appiweb Soo-
bremen, uebelfet Gfcl ppr Speien, appetitmansel,
bae 2ahtfarbe, SlansIoligtelt Der angen nnb nnre.
0elmaBi9cr SmblSaug. 9Ran iolte anf bic Marnnns
gen ftets aten unb ibneu nit elmer anr nit bem @it.
tcrs be9cenen Yalo mrb Der pebleibise Aasorud aus
bem Sefitbt oeS &cibenben ldpinben er w;eoer firth
uuo gutter 9in9e merben. Menn Su oas GefEbl haft,
es ie etlpas uidt ritia NIT 0enem gennoeu, 9reifs
gum 4itterS es tpirb 3ir belien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-10
Gin Sud fiir ianae Mdmmer,

Gine unermeblide Summe BON lei-
ben uno S9doigune bes WenIden9e=
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Buns pbpiolosiiher 8eiebe ieitens Der
Sugeno unieres Qanoes susuibreiben.
Nus llntsnntniB bes unpermeiol,ben
&uins Der Gonititutipn uno 8eiuno.
belt, wflAe beren Golge limb. eiebt iie
H1 peroerbliden 8emobnbeiten bin.
Ssseser junse Mann iollte oas sottlibe
8ebOt {: rSenne 0id ielbit I" se,uiiIsn=
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bic ridtise 2enntniB ieiner ielbf gu er=
langen, feline 8eiunbbeit su erbalten
uno jene perberbliden uno bodlt ibdo.
lihen 8emobnbeiten gu meioen, oeren
Dpfer 10 mander pielperIpre1enoe
Siinslin9 lpiro, tuie aud i'm Oenen.
melde unwi1entlid lib bic periperili1e
8elpobnbsit Der Selbftbef fleduna aness
eignet baben, bic Wittel an Die 0anb All
aeben, oeren l1dblihe Mirtuueen 3u
paralpliren, bat cine Yereini9nn9 tii1-
tiger Aerste elm tleines Werf9en aus9e-
arbeitet, oas fir ieben iungen Wann
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in 8ricfmarten (fiir porto) uno oieier
gtotis miro oahelbe in unauifdlli9em
llmihlag, Der es Dor oem Ylif ieoes
llnberuienen idiiBt, BON Der Worlo's
Dispeniarp Meoieal gHociation, 663
Wain Str., Buffalo, q. g.. on ireeno
cine aufaeaebene Noreie perlanot.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-10
Sanbbeit fann niht fnrirt
IN erOeft

ourb lotale Npplitationen, neil oieiels
ben bic erfranften S6eile oes Sbres
nidt erreiben. Saubbeit miro perur=
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entitsbt Saubbeit, uno luenn Die .gnt=
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su ibrem normalen 3uitanoe aebra1t
weroen tann, 10 III oas 8sb0r fir i'm,
mer serf0rt ; 9 aus 10 5alen weroen
our6 @atarrb ueruriaht. ,uelher weiter
nidts 1T als cine gntSiinouna Der idlei-
mi9en SberHdhe.
@ir seben bunoert Dollars fir isoen
Sall bon Saubbeit (ourb gatarrb Der.
uriabt) Der ni6t ourd SuQ's Gatarrt
Sur 9ebeilt iperoen lam. Girtulart
iperoen frei perianot.
). $. @benep & 6 o., 5oleoo, 8.
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Cha : RSssIs.

Sdtebfsnfsr, Senferrabmem, Sbaren, eaen, 0efmie,
5ofcrmsn, SalUuRen eosrdser, @dinbelnse aets In
sru6e auswabl an Sanb. Gontrae werben prompt aus
sefhbrt. sBer einen gauplas bat tetpmmt sanaise
3ablunss~ ~8ebinsunsen.
S9retnerarbett eDer Mrt prompt & bilis beiorgt
IN Der staOt ~srNsm bic ssaar.n aberanbi m ssisisrt
Spre4t bet nns spr. Seepbsn q . As.
gB- 9ie OfFee 1T aud abenss bnm 6 bis nbr sFem.
gnh,t N1pslu 3 5nI,,.. Gsenbamer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-10

Sie yemobner zines SauIes an
Der 5remont Strabe in yoiton muroen
in leBter 3eit ourA uieoerbOlts grano=
itiftungsperluhe in Sdrefen perIebt.
Sin l8=jdbrises Mdo6eu. 2ulu T..
Mullins, Die nit ibren gltern in Dem
Saule ,uobnt, 1T iebt als Die Seuerwer=
terin perbaftet wOroen. Sm GerbDr
ertldrts lie. Tie babe Die peritieoenen
Srdnoe angelest, neil lie etiuas Nb=
wehSluna uno IuIre9uns in oas ewiae
@lel6maB 81 Sage brinaen mOllte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-10

<ys. ;s3G and :s3S connect at Wellsville fol
nhenvillc and Bellaire N0s. 33S and 34S
nect in Union Station, Pittsburgh, for the
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-10
\ TWEEN eAyARo AND NEW PHILADELPHIA.

Daily. tExcept Sunday. Alag stop. meals
,arx Faced Type dsnotas time from IL co Econ to II %
nlaght Light Fassd from II 90 midnight to 4 90 nsOn
r. r IOREE EA. FORD,
a. General Manager, General Passenger Agent
!l-t5-ss-I PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
For time cards, rates of fare, through tickets,
baggage checks, and further Information re-
g,.rding the running of trains apply 10 any
Agent Of the Pennsylvania Lines.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-10

Y Sie 8eisBsebung BON Snoiana bat
ein Geleb angeaommen. iuelbes Den
Observation-Disclosures in Snoianapplis
auf 3 Gents feliisBt.