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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12
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80 Die3u cine geilage.
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gegen Gebatteur 2igbtwalter beitdtist.
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2artoffeltdfer.
- Sdsli1 erbalten sobn s. Gerber
& 60. friI9e @aaren ibr Motfa-
2affee 1T belisiOs.
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pan gamble giienbabn ein neuer Gabr=
plan In Graft treteu.
Das ih6ne gDetter Der lebter
Wo1e purbe bon ben Garmern gehOris
benubt, um bic persOserten 5armarbei-
ten gu beiorsen.
- Dr. g. $. Sisriit 1T geaentpdr=
tig in Nfrpri, no er iih an Der 8er=
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1daFt bes Staaies betbeiligt.
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for @. Shneiber BON &aaerspille in
ber biefeen reformirten Stride prebi-
gen, 0ormittass in oeutIder, Abenos
in engliIder SpraAe.
- Die neuen WaHerfilter Der 9otu
Sitter So. in Glepelano balten ole nn-
reini9feiten unb 3ranfbeitsteime auriif.
Desbalb iolte berielbe am Sabnen Der
WaHerleitua in iebem 9auie iein. Sos
lib, superldfiie, bi0ig. Man tpenbe
fih an 9r. 9. Gterfi.
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1897 bas 9aupt9ebdube Der Obio
Mderbau Experiment Station einse=
tpeibt tperben. gs lit Elm prdhtiger
Bau uno bic Station tpiro biel basu
beitrasen, bic 2auomirtbidaft in unie-
rem etaate 81 bebeu.
3mei iunse Damen bon Canal
Doper fubren am Sonntas Nadmittaa
Elm 6tiid bon bier nod 8l,ftoipn. glls
fie itmtpenben tponten. tparfen lie bas
8efdhrt um uub Die beioen SniaHen
tpurben berausseuorfen. Die eine
Dame font nit bem Snreden banon,
bic anbere aber bate beoeutenbe Shlr=
fungen i'm Geiitte.
ueber bic llriaden bes 6eufiebers
finb beri1ie6ene Mniidten i'm nmlauf.
Sin We6ieibtatt meint, baRelbe ent=
ftebe, tuenn man eine Strpbpitttpe
fiiiIe ,; IN Soma 9laubt man, bafelbe
perbe berurfadt, tpenn man bic Maab
tiife, ipdbrenb file bic 2iibe fiittert. unb
cine aubere Nnfi1t sebt babin. baB 5
man bas 0eufieber befomme, tpenn
man fiatt Der Maso bic Sub fiilie.
Sas lestere f9eint Die slaubmiiroisfte
26iung Der 5rase.
Gin Wann bon glebelanb, Der
bier Baubols eintaufte, fubr aefern
Normittas nit einem leeren Wagen,
ben ct tpiegen laHen tpolte. auf bic
ffdbtifde Waage. Sort lieb er bic
pferbe obne Muffi9t iteben, unb als
bieien bic 3eit lang tpuroe, febten iie
fid in @alopp, um einen Spaaiergans
nod bem 8roaotpap gu MAIDEN. Nui
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b6renben Springipagen unb collibirten
alsbann nit bem M6belpasen Sames
2inns, ben fie umparfen, nobel audi
beRen pferbe ftiirsten. 8or Der Satts
ler,perfitdtte 9enrp Sdmabs fubren
bic pilben 3biere eesen einen Baum,
tuobur9 bic aufre9enbe proaeifon all
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Mufiidt iiber bas @eipann tbeuer au fte-
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fi4t bate ifeben lafIen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12
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Jreuno 9. Da lit fduer gu ratben.
Bei Der 2iebe 1T tpie Del ben Wiir-
ten - eben Nertrouen bic 0auptiade.
Grl. 9. So, aber nur anf Beftela
lung.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12

Dos pampblet pr1ftif1er Weg.
tDeiier 30 pfarrer 6eb. 3napps 0eil-
inetbObe, in oeutiner poer en9liidei
Gpra4e, 1T in unierer Dffiee 3u baben.
preis 10 gents. If
yOlma6ten llad3 allen 9beilen
Deutl9ldn6s uno ber SGpsi3 iperoen
IN Oieier Office befDrot.
The oasis., 1897-06-26

For three years we have never been without Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhns Remedy in the house, z says A. H. Patter, with r. c, Atkins X O., Indianapolis, Ind, land my wife would as soon think of being without flour as bottle ofthis Reme- dy in the summer season. Ne have used 1t with all three of our children and 1t has never faiieA to cure-not simply stop pain, but cure absolutely. It Is all right, aud anyone who tries It wiu Gnd it soH For ssN Nst cheno- Reth 8 Nix. C
The oasis., 1897-06-26
HIDES A~r,r4o~~s.

Mesa City has inauguratcd a new stock pound, and stray animals from the range are quickly impounded The first day of its operation tyielded s9a. 70 io the town and .ts poundmas- ter
 Gazette: Eighteen carloads Of cal ile were shipped to the Salt river val ley last week to be placed on pasture The cattle were shipped from Bisbee by '. A. Packard. and is the second trainload shipped by him to the valley in the past two weeks.
 Gazette: Jack Frazier. tie Plnal rounty stockman, last week sold bunch of cattle which netted him the neat sum of soj per head. Two years ago the cattlemen could no. dispose of their cattle at any price. but now money is plentiful win them.
 Gazette: T.. 4. Packard,one of the hest men in C1chise-co.. contempates disposing of hi, cattle interests in Arizona and locating in Kansas City. The Gazette would dislike to sec old Pack leave Arizona. we have known him for many. many years and con sider him one of Arizona's best men
 It Is somewhat surprising to hear of X range horse sale being made these days. but this very thing has hap pened, according to the Winslow Mail. Joe Spitz has purchased a thousand head from q Coconino county party and proposes to break and trade oil the mares and colts for anything and everything that is salable.
 4 we'll known cattle raiser Of thls valley who has his own alfalfa pas lures and range in the northern part of the cnnnty. says the stock man, informs us that he has been or fered sl5 per head for his short year Hugs. These young things were taken from their mothers while yet very young, and after being dehorned were placed on pasture where they ma tured nicely, and while yet very young, are models of neatness. The price Is acknowledged to be good one, but was refused, in the belief that by maturing the animals and selling them for beef later on more money can be made.
 Arizona Gazette: Geo. Alkire de- veloped remarkable speed on abicycl, Thursday. He was inspecting some cattle on his ranch and rode amongst them on his bicycle. Cattle are in quisitye and when they saw the rider on his wheel they wonderes what kind of cowpuncher he was. A COW, like all things feminine, was more than ordinarily curious and wanted to make closer inspection. George put on little steam and the COW did likewise It then began race for life with the wheelman slightly in the lead and the COW bearing down under full sail. He managed to reach the fence and feil over in time to escape loving jab from the cows horns. The critter had great sport with the wheel and did everything with if but ride.
The oasis., 1897-06-26
mn Is Your oiporLunItr.

This Is Your Opportunity.
 On receipt of ten cents, cash or stamps, a generous sample will be mailed of tho most popular Cntarrh and Hay Fever Cure 5Elys Cream Balm sufficient to demon strate tho great merits cf tho remedy.
 ELY BROTHERS,
 5G Warren St., New York City. Rev. John Reid, IT,, of Great Falls, Mont, recommended Ely's Cream Balm 10 nc. can emphasize his statement, It is Q posi- tive cure for cata~-h if used as directed. "- Rev. Francis W. Poole, Pastor Central Pres Church, Helena, Mont
 Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged euro fcy cstnrrh and contains DO mercury nor epy injggius aEug Pses, 60 Gsass. [
The oasis., 1897-06-26

in a way to help others as we have been
 Dr. Miles Remedies are sold by all drug gists under positive guarantee, first bottle benefits or money refunded. Book on Hear; and Nervcssc free to all applicants.
 DR. MILES MEDICAL CO. Elkhart, Ind.
The oasis., 1897-06-26

wife had a severe at- tack of La Grippe which brought on troubles peculiar to her sex. The Rcstor- ative Nervine is the only thing that has
 helped her. We both hone you Will use this
The oasis., 1897-06-26

MHR. MURRAY, engineer for Rect < lNH Rountree Mercantile Co. Spring.
 field, Mo-, writes: "I suffered from dyspepsia, was unable to eat anything with out severe distress. Treated by several physicians without benefit, became almost physical wreck and unable to attend to my work. took Dr. Niles Restorative Nervine and in six weeks I was well. Ny
The state herald., 1897-11-05

The following II the result of tho vote
cast In Phillip. county last Tuesday
For judge supreme court, William H.
Gnbbert. l75. Nathan L0ricet. II, Cbas.
y. Hnyi, 277.
For diaiiict attorney ~, judicial dis
iric,, William l.. Hays 30i. A. j. John
son 30.
For county clerk, S. ". B.gg- $50. l..
Le Blanc 2nI.
For treasurer, u, n. Morhcrfip sp5, g,
N. Monty 20i.
For sheriff. ". n. Show ~, q. u.
Weir 80.
For county nurctnor, q. W. Garland
37i, W. n. Hail iDa.
For county commissioner =, diA,tici,w.
N. Slay 2sj, o. a. wioksirom 2js.
For county superintendent Of schools
\. II. jabuaon Doo, 4. y. worley 30.
For county surveyor. $, q. Evans sls.
wm. Lowe 2Gi.
For Ccfon'r A. II. Iienjr i 21d, l.. =.
Lewis s5s.
For justice o' the peace, precinct No. .
7. G. Churbipg ~.
For constable. precinct 2, We Hell
land igi.
The state herald., 1897-11-05

The South Omaha Daily Drovers Jour
nj. with Weekly. Semi Weekly and
rn.woekly cdiiions,l published ut the
Union S,eck Yards, South Omaha, Neb.,
should lind It's way into the hands OF
every stoskman, former, feeder, shipper,
fancy stock breeder, ranchman, grain
dealer and shipper In tho west. II Is
vol md carefully edited by men who
make II their business TO study the mnr-
kct and write Il up IN M intelligent and
absolutely impartial manner. No other
pnper In the wet g,yes NJ good and com
pleie market reports nor ~ many snles
M the Drovers Journal, md no other
market pnpcr publishes matter ef q mis-.
cellabooun character TINT In 20 we'll quit
cl TO tho needs Of those In whoec interest
II ls published; aud Tho Drovers jour
nal is tho rnly paper In South Omaha
That furnishes all tho important tclc-
graphic news "wbilc II In news" six days
In the week. The Dfoverp Journal has
n larger circulation than any other live
stock newspaper and market reporter In
the west, md It is the very best advcr-
Using medium where II is desired To
fcpch farmcrs. stock raiaera. breeders
and dealers The subscription price of
Tho Daily Dfo,ers journal Ia si.oo, TIL
Weekly s2bg. Semi. Weekly s2, md Tho
Weekly si.b0 per year, and you can get
FREQ sample copy by addressing Tho
Droycrs Journal Company, DENIM All
berry, Treasurer aud Manager, Union
Stock yafdr, South Omaha, Ncb.
The state herald., 1897-11-05
On~ tpoiinr 10 ispv.

For dollar bill The Semi Weekly
state journal Will be sent from now un-
III Jsnuary I, 1899 A good, long time 10
yet two big papers every week with all
the news of the whole world; all the ninte
news aud In fnct morc newr und general
reading matter thnn you get In amy other
state paper Tho Journal Ia spending
money pnd effort in writing mp the inter.
eats Of Nebraska and setting our sin'e's
advantages before the people of the
whole country. Ncbrneltn's prosperity
wsl bnng thousand. u farm buyers To
our state. you should read tho journal
which IL nut an Omaha paper. but state
paper In It's trucat sense. "Whnt will be
Tor the beat interests OF NobraHkans2" Ii
tho Hrs, question asked by tho journal
when called upon 10 decide. Every Ne.
brnplan should de his best 10 keep Tie
State journal before the people and that
boat menDs by sending IN one dollar
witch will pny Tot the paper 10 January
Ism. After yon rend II send II 10 your
friends Ia the east aud let them see what
grsa, things We nre doing In Nebraska.
scnd ID ,our doliar 10 the State journal
Iiurolu. Neb. The sooner you senj the
more rapern yon will pet for yonf money
The state herald., 1897-11-05

Hon. @. II. Peter, the alfalfa states
man, OF Beachville. the world.renowned.
long haired, lop enred, gangled.shanked,
knock-knced, pigeon toed, onion-eyed,
webbed footed moon sinner formerly Of
the Ozark mountains, wriggled into our
sanctum snnctorum yesterday morning
resembling the running-gcars OF garter
snake, and remarked us he picked goh
Hellers sorghum out OF his mustache,
that he was in love and had been Tilted
by n pench.fed "gal'' from the kus>ian
thistle precinct. When we aeked him to
give us kiss and look pleasant he went
out mumbling something about tho chill
ly weather and the deep snow. Hurrah
for the corn fed philosopher from Mis-
souri.--Dsvil.
The state herald., 1897-11-05

II the members Of the three silver par
ties OF this county had stood by the rom-
inees OF their party. every man on the
silver ticket would have been elected.
There were enough SILVER votes IN the
county to elect every candidate by a
large majority, but some Of the members
of these parties, for reasons hest known
t0 Themselves, did not vote for all can
didates OF their party. Thc silver ticket
was as good ticket As was ever present
ed to the voters Of tins county and every
man N it should lave been elected AMI
would havs heen had the members oil the
three parties voted Us the party Ind n
right to expect they woul.i vote.
The state herald., 1897-11-05
bEACIiNlI.IE.

Richard sprague IL Mood River, Neb +,
is visiting with his uncle, +. Sprague.
Rev. Stapp of Holyoke visited with A.
B. Clark and family last week
q. q. Lounsbury is erecting large
barn.
I. X. Liddle u Julesburg was in this
vicinity Thursday looking up stray cat
tie.
The Standard Sheep Co. lost 500 head
of sheep during the recent storm.
The Peter boys have contracted with
q. q. Bevard to put down well on their
mothers place. Work will he begun In
about ten DAYS.
Dr. r. NJ. Smith OF Ilolyoke wns called
TO attend Willis, the five year old son Of
Mr.. aud Mrs. =. Il. Trego last Monday.
The recent storm killed OIL the flies D..
round ii-ller's molasses mill. The can
didntes have died "awny" too so far as
this part Of the county 10 concerned.
OLp MISERY.
The state herald., 1897-11-05
AN EN1ERpRIsING PAPER.


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Its Washington correspondence in com.
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On the news OF the state auI the capital
The Times covers tue field thoroughly
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sporting, live stock and general depart
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The state herald., 1897-11-05
Cure Consumption.

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lie invites those dtsirous of Obtaining
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rciyc In return the three FREQ bottles.
Already this "pcw scientific courHc Of
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There will bc no mistake IN sending
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The state herald., 1897-11-05

With the abundant stacks Of straw in
the west this year some farmers may de-
sire to construct barn from this mate
rial and here are the plans for building
one: Tho tirst Thing to do is to bale the
straw; then level the ground for foun-
dation, aud lay down tive 2xi's; then las
the first tier of bules on these. Make
hardwood pins or dowels eight inches
long and about an inch square. pointed
at both ends. Drive four OF these, one
in each corner, into the bale half the
length Of the pin. Lay the second tier,
breaking joints as IN brick work, press
ing the bales onto the pins, and 10 on
until the walls are US high as desired,
say eight, ten or twelve feet. Put in
window ond door frumes wherever want.
ed. These should be made OF 2.inch
plank, ten inches wide. On the top Of
TIE last tier Of bales lay planks eight
inches wide and bolt with wooden pins
two feet long. On these planks or plates
nail the rafters The roof and gable
ends may be boarded and shingled; or
boarded with elk inch boards. placed ten
inches apart, and thotched with straw.
A barn may be built OF any size in this
way. The cost is ahout one third that OF
barn constructed OF lumber. These
barns are cheap, durable, and adapted TO
the plans country. There should be
hundreds Of them in the ard region, us
any intelligent or practical farmer can
build one at his leisure and not only u,il-
ize his straw, which would otherwise go
to waste, but provide the best shelter
for his stock and farm machinery
Field and Farm.
The state herald., 1897-11-05

Tho fall Of snow In tho storm last week
was - heavy I'M amy We havo ever had u,
this season of the year II not tho hea,i.
est. Wherever there was anything on
tho farm land 10 hold the snow Il has
wet tho ground down In ilps shape and
will leave |. h Anc condition for some
good hard freezing this winter aud this
will very materially increase tho pros.
poets for crop next year.
The state herald., 1897-11-05
iFr,rpublic,,lou oct s,iyal

First publication oct ~ iSi5
NuiiGH for Publication
Land Ofiirr 1T sterling ruiui
Oct N iri1
Notice B. hrrcb. given mt the following
name'i -ottl, hR. nici notice Of hin intention
I, make iunl pro"i iH support has cinin.
and that - d proof VIII b' mnd. before clerk
of distiir, 4 art Of rhillip, county Culo, At
iioiyok. Culr ON soy z lS7, VIZ;
fii>k ~ KGUtNf
I'D l. 81. for the ~ ~ o. see - ltp5ur o. "
lie nam,s tho ioll,N inH witness - to' prove
his continuous ro-ldctra upon and cultiti-
tinn uf, -rid land, VIZ;
George u Poe oi iloiynLo tolo
Allen u fo'iook
George II iiektt
iinlniloi l. Carpenter
fLEnISD negisici
The state herald., 1897-11-05

e. ". Black returned Inst week from
North Platte, NcD, where he had. been
for some limo. lie says III, farmers un.
der the ditch in that part OF Nebraska
raised good crops. but those who tried
dry farming have but little crop. lic
.ays he heard W. J. Bryan speak n,
North Plntie and was very much pleased
with his speech,
The state herald., 1897-11-05

Mrs. Rev. A. NJ. =. Abbott and son
Virgil arrived In Hoiyoko Friday Of last
week. They were about week on the
ioad from Cincinnati. Ohio, nS the Colo.
rado roads were blocked by tho snow
storm.
The state herald., 1897-11-05

Tho snow storm last week scattered
stock badly and tho stoekmen hav. been
very busily engaged Tor tho pms, week in
hunting for their stock Some Of the
cattle drifted 80 Tar away that they have
not been recovered yo,
The state herald., 1897-11-05

The fusion ticket IN Logan county
composed of Mckinley republicans dem
ocra.s I'd silver republicans was ,.ec,-
ed vita the exception OF clerk snd COM
mitsioser.
The state herald., 1897-11-05
A.sure II,nr Tn. r,n-

WANTED. solicitors for"The Bloodthirsty
Turk In America, Crete and Grcccc," includ
Ing complete history Of the war between
Turkey aud Greece. sales enormous; ing
book big commissions; credit given; freight
paid; outht Tree. write quick The Domin-
ion Company, Dept I, Chirngo.
The state herald., 1897-11-05

Prof. L. M. Halt, of Lsmar, Neb., was
in Holyoke the first OF the week enter
tanning the citizens with . gIGphphone.
HIS entertainments were highly appre
ciated by all who had the pleasure to
hear tue wonderful talking mach,ne.
The state herald., 1897-11-05

W. L. Hays, candidate for district at
torney in this distr,c, on the silver ticket
is ele,ted. According to tho latest re-
ports his mi, ,ority is about CO.
The state herald., 1897-11-05

Van Wyck, democratic candidate for
mayor oil New York is cltc;ei by a large
majority and tn, state gave about i0,C0o
} plurality for this dempcra ic ticket.
The state herald., 1897-11-05

On account Of being awny NJ much |
rhnll sell goods only Tor cash or produce.
Those paying In full each payday will b"
accommodated. but will not allow clrrka
to carry accounts only to payday. Il. Y.
poat,
The state herald., 1897-11-05

fir., pubicn,ion oct 10. itp7.
Notice iur uhlicallun,
Land once al sterling, Toto.
uct 3 i.W
Nutier II hcicby ~ rp that III" following
ham-d settler has ~ 4 notice ~ his ht"n'
iinn 20 max. final proof ~ support ~ hts
clnin. and that said proof Will h" nnd" be-
fore thcu'.rk ~ the district court of ililiip.
county tVio NJ iiul, Oko. Colo. on Nov 20 iHG
sixf
ANSAcAsApAi formerly Anna Nelson
iid d lia Tor the u q 4 -octiippnriiw,
He nam,s the following witncsso. 10 prove
his cununuous residence upon aud cultiNn-
ton of, said land, Nikt
srBt,n Lninnnvra. of llOlSOho Colo
iioiinnn Ju'ncn-.
i's-lr Jnrg"ns
IhArlrs icu-'.
DO fLEMisu Register.
The state herald., 1897-11-05

Sam Goddard whose ranch is in the
northern pnit of the county uao ro un-
fortunate M TO lose several head OF cat
tie In the q, Y storm.
The state herald., 1897-11-05
To Soften the Hand.

Before retiring take a large pair Of old sloyes
tho hands. Wear the gloves all night, and wash
the hands with cllve oil and white CASTLE soaD
the next morning. I. :,
The above, together with 1901 other thires
equally II not more important to know, is found
In the handsomely illustrated new book JUST
published by
The state herald., 1897-11-05

II. N. DouRlas returned 10 Holyok,
this week and will make his home ut
Itolyoke wbiic breaking on this pirt Of
the b. & NJ
The state herald., 1897-11-05

Wo will take chickens on subscription
for the HERALD and viii allow you moic
Tor them than you can obtain ON the
market.
The state herald., 1897-11-05

Sawa filed and set by NJ. Zoll, the
blacksmith