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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-12-03
WHO SPEAKS THE TRUTH,

Now the Advertiser questions
the veracity of the BULLETINS
statement that the patriotic letter
it published was a personal letter.
1t says, "it is incomprehensible
that at this late date the claim
should be advanced that the com.
munication was personal" Now
here's statement that we defy
the Advertiser to deny: The let
ter which it published was con-
tanned in an envelope on which
these words were type written,
"W. n. Armstrong, Editor of the
Pacific Commercial Advertiser"
On the left hand corner of that
letter was written in ink the word
personal" The letter itself was
addressed "Friend Armstrong"
Look up the letter; look up the
envelope and if the BULLETIN is
not right the BULLETIN will sac
knowledge the corn"
We regret very much entering
upon the personal side of this
affair, but when the question of
the BULLETINS veracity is brought
in question, it is not our DISPOSE
ton allow a lie to be thrown at us.
So far as Mr.. McStocker is con
cerned, he has neither authorized
or suggested any statement that
has appeared in connection with
his letter. Any American who
would not defend the sentiments
which be expressed is not worthy
the name Of an American. Mr..
McStocker's sentiments are too
we'll known in this community for
any common sense individual to
consider that he regrets any ex
preston of patriotism he has ever
made. The circumstances attend
ing this incident are such how
ever as to indicate studied desire
on the part of the morning organ
not alone to cry down patriotic
Americans but to attempt to hold
to scorn one of the chief opponents
of such sentiment in this territory.
The Advertiser has not yet been
able to prove wherein any of its
statements have contained a scin-
tills Of true American spirit. In
each and every instance its fpal
resort has been the funny story.
The examples it has attempted to
draw from history are acts and
sentiments that have been repudi-
ated by the American people. The
character of weak kneed patriotism
which it expounds appeals to the
loyal citizens of no nation on
earth.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-12-03

The morning organ is about to
start up new historical society,
and has set one of its attaches at
work on the wreck of the ship
Norval. Judging from the incor-
rectness of the historical data
which is published about the
Norval, we presume the Adver-
Users attache must be its old
friend Mons Gaspard de Coligny
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-12-03

If Gfernor Roosevelt came to
Honolulu, the wise conservative
boys COLD suddenly come hurrah
boys. ut. is strange indeed how
some d our friends adapt them
selves To circumstances and when
caught in "a political box try to
agree with everybody.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-12-03

After years of argument and ap-
peal, Hawaii is to have the expert
ment station, it has 80 long need
ed, conducted particularly in the
the interest of those having small
land areas to cultivate. The
Board Of Agriculture and the
people are to be congratulated.
Once the movement is started,
under the new conditions, it is
bound to continue and give forth
new benefits to the people.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-12-03

Evidently the Popular Science
Monthly does mot take as kindly
to historical fakes as some of our
contemporaries.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-12-03

wray Taylor is as. usual to be
congratulated on the Monday
nights cSncert. When Mr.. Tay-
lor takes hold of a concert pro-
position success is assured.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-12-03
NOTICE.

Yee Chong has bought the store Of
Soon Look, at corner of Miller and Bere-
tania streets, and he will not be respon-
sible for any debts contracted by said
Soon Look prior to and after November
5th, 1898. 'HsO.lw
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-12-03
SATURDAY, DEC. 8, 1898.

"Childr3 ms playground to the
front" is Be cry, but the response
is echoed In continuous delay.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-21

THE West Rock House is devoted entirely to
the Senior Dormitores The dormitories are all
unusually large and well ventilated, They are
divided into separate acoves where the pupils
enjoy the utmost privacy. Persons who are we'll
acquainted with the two systems greatly prefer
+he dormitories to rooms Large bath rooms are
onnected with each floor, and all the buildings
re well lighted and comfortably heated The
picturesqueness of the Main Building and the two
Rock Houses and of the old English cIoisters
scene.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-21

nd Rock Houses his
TIME Main Building and the East Il
of the South OutWary they
than seventy years ago but the
eneSass
different suit the
hghgade building contains the
beautiful nrlor whose walls
pictures recitation recently furnished
library, dnngroon
The has the lower floor
the chiefly used for the
Department The pianos kept constant
repair make serious
The of this department
direction Mr. Albert A. Mack of the Stuttgart Conserva
tory gratifying pianos vocal
thorough artistic great paid plrasing
execution; Department ably conducted by Miss
pupils execution and
accuracy high character of her teaching
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-21

MISS ANNIE SAUNDERS.
In Charge of the Infrmary.
MISS JULIET SUTTON,
In Charge of Dormtory and Reading
room.
MISS ANNIE HARVEY,
Housckeeper.
MISS ANNA II. JONES. -.
Kindergarten.
MISS LOUISE II. BUSBEE. =
Assistant.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-21
CORPS OF TEACHERS.

MRS. ALBERT a. MACK,
Grammar and Geography.
MISS KATE McKIMMON,
penmanship and Preparatory Work.
MISS MABEL HALE,
Latin.
MILE. FELIGITE RIVET,
French.
MISS VIRGINIA A. BLANCHARD,
Department of Arts.
MISS KATHERINE COPE,
Physical Culture.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-21

The REV. BENNETT SMEDES, A. NJ
Moral Science and Evidences of
Christianity.
MISS EMILE w. McVEA,
History and Literature.
MISS MARGARET NJ. JONES,
Mathematics.
MISS MABEL HALE,
Science.
MISS IMOGEN STONE,
(Cornelly,
Higher English
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-21

MISS LIZZIE LEE.
Stenography and Typcwrting.
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC:
ALBERT A. MACK, Director,
Stuttgart Conservatory.
INSTRUCTOR IN VOCAL MUSIC:
MISS MARTHA \. DOWD.
Piano.
MISS IDA T.. MARTIN,
Violin.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-01-12
CHURCH AND SCHOOL.

The Presbyterian synod of New York;,
at a meeting held October 90, passed res
olutions urging President Cleveland TO
action in the Armenian crisis.
Jewish doctors will be admitted into
Russia to attend the twelfth interna-
tional congress of medicine at Moscow.
They must, like all other doctors, have
passports, with the wise of the Russian
consul for the district in which they
live. s.s
At Rheims the FESTIVITIES in connec-
ton with the fourteen hundredth anni-
versary of the conversion of Clovis to
Christianity have begun by the transfer
of the remains of ST. Remi who hap
TIED the French conqueror, to n DEW
shrine in the cathedral. Cardinals Lar
genieuX and Perraud, with II bishops,
were present at the ceremony
The board of directors of the Cat,2c;.c
university at Washington has sciec!":l
as candidates for the presidepc!: ct:'2
university Rev. DR.. T. j.. Ccra:'-. {"
Worcester, Mass; Rev. DR.. Jcs"' !
Mooney, vicar-general OF New ''.',-.
Rev. DR.. Daniel ]. Riordan, of c.! cao'-
These names will be sent to Rom, a.
Bishop Keane's successor will be chose.
from them. .... ..... .......
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-01-12
Leather in the old Days.

There was one NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
which was extensively used ia the
vaunted age of chivalry. Leather could
be nodded, and as "cuir-bouilli" was
much worn. Even the helm was orna-
mented with cuir-bouilii. The "helm'
always will cause wonder, for how
did the wearer see at all? a man in n
fight may have. another enemy. ap-
proach him at the side or back, ard
with his visor up mcknight never could
tell exactly the whereabouts of his
next foe. In some of these helms the
wearer must have been forced 10 bend
his. neck, if he could bend it, away
down, or away up, to see anything at
all. Perhaps there were many ram
dom blows struck in former fights, and
n tourney was full of plumbers.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-01-12
The Bnhn,n Dcnrd.

A very curious circumstances occurred
during the recent riots in. Calcutta
The Bengali Babu is a Hindoo and is
usually close shaver. But of late years
the Habus in Calcutta have suffered
their boards to grow, while the Moham-
medans never shave their boards. Dur
ing the recent Moslem riots. i'm Calcutta
the Bengal Babus found that they
were mistaken by the police for Mo-
hammedans, and SO they immediate
ly rushed off to the BARRIERS to be
shaved. The rush and excitement was
so great that many Babu was COM
PEELED to pay a rupee, and found it
difficult to get shave at that.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-01-12

1t costs one dollar an acre to irrigate
in Egypt. .,-..r
Cape Cod boys and girls make about
two dollars day gathering arbutus.
Ceylon has 10000 acres Of cinnamon
plantations.
The people of Germany and Belgium
are the greatest potato eaters; the con-
sumption in these countries exceeds
1000 pounds per head of population.
Commissioner of Agriculture Wet
ing, of New York, has gone to the west
ern part of the state to arrange for the
planting of some of the sugar beet
seed in making the experiment for
which $4,000 has been appropriated.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-01-12
S23,569 81 $23,56s

TREAsURER's RALANoE STREET..
Cash in Treasury to tie credit of the
various funds, June 30, 1897:
In State fund. .............S 800 81
Judges salary fund. ....... -
In general county fund.-. 555 S6
In cash contingent fund.-. 8 20
In INDECENT sick fund o d.. 16 20
In county school fund. 49,. 90 65
In officers salary fund. -. e12 70
In road fund. ,.
In County High School fund 534 Is
Elko Go. Spec. H. s. fund o
d 49,. .......... -. 253 06
Rlko, Co High School bond
redemption fund. ....... 1896 II
..... -ss7T~---
Total. .................. S2303 70
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-01-12
JoiS1 S Sill I if: 7


OF AUDITOR AND TREASURER
OF ELKO COUNTY.
For the Quarter Ending June
80, 1897.
tate OF NEVADA, t.
County of Elko.
AUDITORS oFFItE.
70 the Honorable Board OF County CommlS.
sioners OF Elko County, Nevada:
GBNTLBMEN: We herewith submit our Quar-
erly Report OF the Finances Of the County
Tor the quarter ending June 81 1897.
Respectfully submitted: !, w.. .,.
GA. WATKINS
Auditor,
"A. MCBRIDE,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-05
Seibper6en cincs franS6iiidlcr
HaolerS.

9uris, 4. Sunuar. - @uiton &iz
pierre, Der fran80IiI3e Raoler, nel6er
an Der tiir3Iiden iedstGgigen 8icpclc=
0ettfabrt i'm ,Maoiion Square Gar
ben" 3u g2etpzOort She'll nabm uno ii6
am leBtsn Sage Our4 etnen SturS bon
ieinem Rabe 10 i6iper berleBte, baB
er bon fernerer 8etbetligung ubIte6en
muBte, ertlGrt in etnem S9reiben an
elm 6leiiees Sportblatt, bic amerttani=
i9en RaDler i'm yWabiIon Square
@aroen" bGtten ale nur eroentliden
gemeinen &niffe angepenoet, I'm ben
fran30IiI6en Wettbeperbern, namentz
lid i6m (Ripierre), 6inperniiie gu BE-
reiten uno lie bon Der 8a6n gu per-
brGngen. Ollie 3egeln ieien ungerligt
perleBt nprDen. Sein Stur3, pelter
i'm 3pung, ous Deitere 6u6rsn aufz
5uge6en, iei burh einen 2lmeritdntr,
gtamens Sling, abii4tli3 berbeigefii6rt
tpproen.
Nep z0ort, 4. Sanuar. - So.
Boomers unD 8at9eloer, 3lpei Der I'm
terne6mer bes fragli6en 0ettfa6ren8,
erflGren gipierre's 8ef9Deroen fir
unbegriinbet unO iagen, es fei ni6t
nabr, DAB bsrielbe BON &in5 aGIi9tz
Ii4 gu 5al gebra4t purOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-05

u a ; Orl0, 4. SQnuQr. = Oet
PrdIiosnt Der 0eputirtsnfammer Yiz
0dl, bat beute i'm con7eroatjpen Stub
cine 3eoe ge6alten, peI4s Oon 9lngrifz
fen unO Samdbungen qe9en Die Der.
Staatsn ItroBte. Gr DsrhO6nte Die
Der. Staten, neil iie n2ln8eiifts Der
0rohungen oeutIfsr 8riegsI6iffe Die
0tOnrOcz0ottrin i'm 6aQe 9apti aufz
tc6an."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-05
&r0nt6eit in Der taiierz
Ii6en7S dmtIie.

Sm 3uitaroe Der 8aiierin 1T ME
berum cine 8enoung gum llngiinitigen
eingetretsn. NadOsm ba5 6alslsioen,
neI6ss ii6 aus elmer GrfIItung entz
nitelt f1tte, fat gang gebo6en mar,
Itellte ita SnfIuen3a Elm. 3uo2m lit
nun aud Der 3peite Sobn oes &diIerz
paarss, Der IA Sabre aIte Yrin3 Gitsl
6rieDri6, ertrantt.
Neui a brs Qu8i Greitunz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-05
6 . m NJ a nbant 3u 8iuo
81 d ou.

9opttdn HO1Rnoabl, 8eteblsbdber
beS oeu!I6en &riegsI6tffe8 n6riebrt6
&arl," lit gum @OmmunodnRn Der on
Der &iuo 5iGop gQi ri G6ira gss
lonoeten Straitma9t ernurnt porpen.
Gin neue5 llntsrne6 nj II.
Die yDeuti6e Sran5pceaniI4s Gletz
triT6e @Ompagnie" lit Gisr gegriinoet
lporosn, I'M eIettriI6e Stationen in
9lmerita gu griinoen. Die GOmpagnie
fat elm 2(ftienfapital bon 100000
W&arf unb i6r 6duptquortier piro ii6
bier befinben. Sine Capitalization gum
3pedc elettriI4sr 8eleu6tung unb
uQgemeiner llebertragung elettriI6er
&raft iol 3uerit in 8ueuoSzNpres eta
blirt peroen.
8ismard'S 8eftnDen.
9rof. S6meninger IteGt in 2t6rebe,
baB ii8 @aiiar in ben JiiBen Bis
mart5 tefinbe. 6iermit ite6t Illcrz
oingS bic 9eItsrn bier aus 6amburg
einQstroffsne MslOung, buB Der Dortige
2lr3t Or. 5reeTe i'm 2uufs oe5 3ages
Die g2I6poGensn 6uBe abge5apft babe,
in @ioerIpru8. Dap baS 9sfinpen
Des graiIen 5iirIten thatId4li6 gu ern=
ter 8eiorgniB 2lnIaB gibt, fam ni6t
in 9(6rece geItellt perben. Dix 8ez
fiir9tunq eS t0nne I6neQ gu @nbe gez
ben, lit ull9smein berbreitei, uno nit
otsIer @rtenntniB lit baS 8sfi6I buz
fir, mas 9eutIGlaaD benz groBen
Mtanne perbantt, tpieDer lebenoig gsz
tporDen. 9ieIe5 8efU6I Gubert Ii6 gez
raoe in beIen Sagen itGrter. 60 fam
es geitern bei elmer 8orIte1ung imDin=
terqarien bs5 Central 6ptel5 8um
0urt6ru9. Sin Mimiter, Iamsns
9(mann, bra6te perI6ispene Gbdratz
tere CUR 0dritequng. So Den Srbrn.
b. Stumm, p.9oQmar unD GugenRi6z
ter, unb Der Qlpplaus rei5te bas 3Tfen
Der SppoIition. Qll5 Der Mimiter
ounn Q6er in Der Mo5te 8ismard'5 erz
I9ien, brad Elm enoIoier Su6eI aus.
Fiinf3ebn WaLe muBte Der @or6ang
6o6gtbsn. Gs mar cine 6uGoigung
fir 8i5mard, pie Iie ipontaner unb
einDrudspOLler lange niht odrge6rd9t
porben lit.
Der greiIe 2Qtfan5Ier erfrsut ii9, ME
man aus 6riebri6sru6 meIOet, trpB
Der i6n pEdgenben neur1lgi{hsn
S6mer3en bes 6eiten 9tppetitS unO 1T
in psrtpunberli6 gutter Stimmung. Gr
bat cine 9ln3ahl Nsuiabr5 9epeI6en
eigenbGnbig bs1ntpprtet. 8eiu4er
rprben oQerbin9S fern gebalten; Der
ein3ige @rutulant, tpslfer 3ugelafen
puroe, mar Der 2anbratb b. Sind. Der
&aiIsr unb 5iirit 8ismard ba6en9leuz
iabrs @litpiinfae uusgetaui6t.
9(u6 bic groBe Mebr3abl Der 8Idttsr
bat oem Q(lttan5ler gratulirt uno Der
6oFfnung 9lusbrud gegeben, oaB Der
SobtqeIa9ie nod lange leben mOge. Der
eiaentli6e llrIprung Der Spoesgsrii6te
lit nod unermiEtelt. Die angebli6e
@erpe6slung nit benz geitorbsnen
RennpTeroe y8i5marf" idsint bod et=
mas fiinItli3 berpprgeboIt, uno bieGrz
fIdrunq Der r0ailp Mail," Der &aiIer
babe oas 9erii6t baour9 DerantdBt,
bdB er 6ei'm Reuiubrs GmpfanQ fi6
beIorgt iber ben 3uitanb bes 9tIttan3z
lers ausgeipro6en babe, niro bier
mid. aceeptirt. gur pas .8erliner
SaqebIatt" maht fi9 bieTe Grfldrunq
su eigen. 9lae anberen 8ldtier ianoris
rem bic fGbsnI4einige Grfinbuns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-05
8iI6of 2tr3er's MiiijOn.

9lus &om piro osreIoet, oaB Wfonz
iignor QnSsr, 8iI6of fir bic 6ineiiI4e
9ropin3 Sfan Sung, gelegentIi6
Ieines tiir3liftn 8eTu6s5 bei'm Papite
rt6t nur Die 8orgGnge in China bez
Ipra9, Iorbern audi i'm 4uftrdge oes
&aiisrS 0ilbelm Die 6iilfe be5 P0pte5
fir Die 6lotten @orIage 5u 8@minnen
perTu6ts. GS oerlautet, pdB perPdpit
lpG6renD er bitette GtnmtI6ung in Die
oeutIGa9oltttf abIsbnte, perIproh, ieiz
nen GinfIuB auf oas Centrum in oem
oeutIGen 3ei65tage inOirstt gu Gun
ten Der 5Iotten 9orlage geIteno SIT
nader. ba inn oa5 SniersTe Der Oeutz
i6en &atfoliten G6inu'5 am 6er3en
lieqe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-05
9(uS 0eutlhldno.
-)ubn Bulls anfdIdge auf China.
Giuc in SpmSpn Su placircnSc 9ln=
lci6c ais SDDcr.-9lndl 9fnRlano
hat GclO 5u pcrlcibcn.

Der 9apit 7pQ benz 8iI4of @n3er psrz
fpro6en 6aben, ieinen GinfluB gu
@unIten Der 5Slotten 9Orlage GEL
teno gu MAIDEN. - Gin neuer Be
febls6absr fir bic gu 8iao Si4Ou
qelanoete Streitma9t. - 8eIor9=
Mile Inn ben 5iiriten 8ismard. -
&aiIerin 9(uguita @ittoria nod
INNER leiOeno. - 9(u9 ibr Sobn
9rins GitelfriB ertrantt. - 8riiz
geleien unO 9(usi6reitungen am
g}euja6rstage. - Die GomprOmsB=
llnter6anOlungen in Oeitrei4.
8erItn, 4. Sanuar. - Die rS0lz
niFhe 3ettun9" melDet nauf 9runo
glau6tpiiroigitar SnfOrmation aus
8driS," oaB Ieit leBteH 0onnerfa8 IN
2onoon pi9tigs l1nterbanblun8en
pegen PIacirung zines 4jneiiI4en &nz
lebfns i'm 9dnge itno, na4oem bic
biesbe3iigli6sn 8emiibungen in Pez
tersburg unb 9aris erfoIglo5 geblies
ben iino. China bat Darauf ben Con-
trait fir 2lufbringung zines @n(ebens
bon Sit. 100000 ($80,000,0OO) in
Qonoon pfferirt unb Die 6ritiIhe Rez
gierung um freunoli4e 9ermittslung
Der 6inan3 9ransattion gebeten.
Gbina IGeint gerpillt gu iein, ais I'm
terpfano fir Die Si3erbett OeS Oar
leEens bic unter engliI6er 2eitung
ein5utreibsnoe @runoiteuer gu per-
pfGnOen uno iih glei63eitig gu per-
pfli6ten, baB ou9 na4 Oem Ruttritt
BON Sir Rpbert 6art Elm @ngldnoer
pberiter Director Der tatierlt3en Sees
30Qe Iein Ioqe. llsberOieS piro 8roBz
britunnien auF @eTGGigteit entIprez
9enbe Grperbung BON 6ineliI6em
8e6iete. beiteban; Nume, Gage uno
llmFdng bes BON Gnglano in'S 4uge
gefaBten 9ineIiI6en 2unoestbeils perz
Den ieoo9 porIGufig 9sbeim 8ebalten.
Die r&0lniI6s 3ettung" erfdRrt
ferntr, 8uBlanb babe iein 2lnerbteten,
fir China Elm Qlnle6en in Oeuti4lano
unter giinItigsren 8eoingungen 81 Derz
mitteln, ais Dies in 9ariS Ooer 2Onz
bon mDgliA lei, tpieoer6olt,
oo.- 0C,.,9 0D ;5T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-05

CTurticBung fiebe 4. Scitc.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-05
JO0ll C. Uri6(e.

0cbt sum neucn Sabre. 99ir oartcu uu=
fern Gounsru fir otreu Gbcralc ltuttrs
fiisuug l&b bcQliidpiiniAcn ms iclbH
iucQeu ots crfolsrcjten G9ci6nocbts Sc
iddits. lluicr 3abluEQs= SDitm fir bic
raic)e Nbicrti0uue elmer Qrobtn @lniabl
Gdufcr, I'M oiticbsn ribt bci'm g8e6icp
bes @tlOes Oocr 6ertioitcIung pen 9aSrtcn
ipartsn 3u laieu, mar Gin Qrober GricQ.
Tibt cine ein]ige &laQs, u6t Gin. .siuiVcr
Srrtbum. Seoer GurOe III mnierer GrcuOc
5uiricOtnQcitcat Geuiab;5s sGcidcntc bt;ttu
Gielc0cubcit sur GrwOcruna pom crpieicucn
decentralization. Sodbtn mir, iuo3 Sic
iuinibcn! Ser 2oOcu lit gsfuat nit @auOs
itubcu, S5mudiat)cn Sil9cr lopitGtcn,
gtocriguortu, Gcricts uno S6leiern.
3riblr, 80 9&rft 9cringtnn StrnBr
1ier ,pire 5cmtidb sriprDbrn. ,gIoU9-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-05
Gs fcblt Der ,,NcrpnS 3crnm. "

Gpnt1ntinopel, I, /. Sdnu1r.
- Sine Tosber erlaiene tatIerItfs
5raos orpnet an, oaB Die Gontratte fiir
Bic SerItsIung pon SsItiiBsn fir Die
tiirtii6e 6iotte Der 6irma &rupp, uno
pisisnioen fir Die projetiirten pier
neusn qan5erItiffe Der 5irma armz
itronq in GngIanO perlie6en necoen.
IS Ideint inotfen 3peifelf1ft, 0b Die
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.



Secretary OF state-Samuel N. Rel.
ston, OF Boone county.
Auditor of State-John w. Minor, OF
Madison county.
Treasurer OF State Hugh Daugherty
Of Wells county.
Attorney General-John G.. McNutt,
of Nigo county.
Clerk Supreme Court Henry War
rum, of Marion county.
Superintendent of Public instruction
W. b Sinclair, of Starke county.
State Statistician james ;. Guthrie,
Brown county.
State Geologist Edward Barrett, Hen
dricks county.
Judges OF the Supreme Court:
Second District NJ z. Stannard, of
Clark county.
Third District-James McCabe, OF
Warren county.
Fifth District Timothy +. Howard,
OF st. Joseph county.
Judges OF the Appellate Court
First District Edwin Taylor, of Van
derburg county.
Second District-C. c. Collier, Of
Bartholomew county.
Third District Edgar Brown, of Ma
Fourth District-G w. Devan, of
Madison county.
Fifth District-Johann kopelke, of
Lake county.
District Ticket.
For Congressman, 81 District-W
I. Zenor, OF Harrison county.
For State Ephraim Inman.
For Representative from Dubois and
Pike counties-Sasser Sullivan.
For Prosecuting Attorney 9th Judi
cial Circrit-kerr Traylor.
County Ticket.
For Audit or-August III Koerner.
For Clerk Cir. Court-Herman Eckert.
For Recorder Philip J. Kunkel, Jr
For Sheriff Herman III. Castrup.
For Treasurer Charles Moenkhaus.
For Surveyor-W m. t. Young.
For Philip A. Guckes.
For Commissioner, LIST district-Con-
rad Jackie.
For Commissioner, Sd district-Joseph
Fritz.
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DEMOCRATIC SPEAKING

Notice is hereby given that Hon
John Overmeyer, of North Vernon
Ind, will address the citizens of
Jasper, Ind, and vicinity, on ths
political issues of this campaign, on
WEDNESDAY OCT. 10Th, 1898,
at 1880 O'Clock p. NJ. The meet
ing will be held at the Court House
Let every person attend and hear
the political issues discussed from a
Democratic stand point.
By order of the Democratic Cen
trail Committee of Dubois County
GEO. X. WILSON,
County Chairman
JOHN K MCCALL, Secretary.
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