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The herald., 1898-04-16

The sundry civil bill is on the calendar,
awaiting the issue Of war or peace. 1t
has been the victim of sundry vicissi-
tudes, but it will doubtless be taken up
and put upon its passage before many
dayS
The herald., 1898-04-16

Those who love peace for the sake Of
peace should garner from the few re-
naming hours whatever of comfort and
solace they may. The guns are being
primed flags are flying, and soon the
boys will be marching. Sons of Mars
will remain at parade rest" The order
to forward will soon be forthcoming.
The herald., 1898-04-16

1t should not be difficult for congress
Let it ascertain what Hanna, Elkins,
Fairbanks, Aldrich and Spooner want,
and then do the other thing.
The herald., 1898-04-16

There are supposed to be compensa-
tions for all things, and we are doubt
less indebted to Cuba for the loss of
something we want not-those leprous
islands in the South Pacific.
The herald., 1898-04-16
Thrilling

He-That must be a very interesting book
you are reading.
She-Oh, it's awfuly exciting! The hero
inc changes her gown six times in the first
chapter.-Chicago News
The herald., 1898-04-16
MOT Pleased with Their Leadsrs

The vehemence with which the warike
Republicans are expressing their admira-
tion of Andrew Jackson these days n in
dicative of sore dissatisfaction with their
own leaders.-Manchesaer IN. H.) Union.
The herald., 1898-04-16

A month ago people were inclined to
sneer at Senator Mason's jingoism. But
his views have since crystallized into
what are now dubbed public sentiment.
The herald., 1898-04-16
Good Time Coming

When every wire has been pulled, every
technicality considered and every draw
back relegated to the erar, the San Pedro
harbor will be reality.-San Jacinto Sun.
The herald., 1898-04-16

The sending of General Lee to Cuba
at the head Of an invading army will
be in strict accordance with the eternal
fitness of things. We all love him for
the enemies he has made down there,
and the country will heartily applaud
any action upon the part of the presi-
dent looking to his preferment.
The herald., 1898-04-16
Out Of Tune

The concert of Europe Is still of the
pitch in the arrangement of Its new song,
How to Settle With Cuba Without Set
tling With Uncle am."-Philadelphia
Press.
The herald., 1898-04-16
Phase Of a Dry Season

H. B. Wilson is supplying the fertilizer
works with old horses. He took up lot
on Saturday.-Long Beach Press.
The herald., 1898-04-16

The queen regent has contributed one
million pesetas toward strengthening
the Spanish navy. 1t is now McKinley's
move.
The herald., 1898-04-16

Secretary Gage is not corspicuously
in evidence in these days, and the pre-
sumption is that he has been pacified.
The herald., 1898-04-16
Child Of the Period

1--WE had to sell our motor cradle"
"Why?"
".Our baby kept taking 1t to pieces to see
how 1t worked. detroit Free Press.
The herald., 1898-04-16

Let us hope the flying squadron will
soon begin to live up to its name, and get
a move on itself. ..---..
The herald., 1898-04-16

does not believe that the board will be
so blind to the best interests Of their
wards as to accede to the request OF
the Fiesta managers.
The herald., 1898-04-16

The warning which lie Temps utters
to Europe this morning is significant, In
view of the fact that. aside from Aus
tria, Spain has had more encouragement
from the French than from any other
nation. due to the large commercial in
terests in the peninsula. The Paris paper
recognizes that any country which as
sumes the responsibility of supporting
Spain and becoming an enemy Of the
United States. would do the greatest
injury to its most essential interests"
Least of all can France assume such re-
SponSibility,
The herald., 1898-04-16


The squabble in congress over the
Hispano-Cuban resolutions is not caused
so much by differences in regard to sub
stance and form as by doubts in regard
to the action Of the president. At no
time during the controversy has he come
up to the expectations and wishes OF
the vast body Of the American people.
There is a feeling, and it is not un-
founded, that he will be temporizing and
weak, and will prosecute war with the
same namby-pamby methods with which
he has managed the question in diplo-
macy. Had we president with an ossi-
fed, instead Of a cartilaginous, spinal
column, his wishes would be respected
and the largest discretion would be con-
ferred on him. 1t is unfortunate that
there are misgivings concerning the
president, but as they exist it is neces-
sary that congress shall be relied on to
give expression to the popular will.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-09-29
ELLINWOOD.
From the Leader.

From the Leader.
Miss Clara Johneon has again &C.
cepted a position as book keeper at
Tie Cyclone.
s. s. Birchield will soon leave for
his future res,dence
BoRN-To William Panning and
wife, Tuesday afternoon, bouncing
by of regular weight.
AT Lyons Monday afternoon, Clyde
AcKley of Ellinwood, and Miss Madge
Robinson of Chase, were united IN
MARI age.
1t would make Phidelphia lawyer
hustle To keep track of the property
safes and families moving around in
Ei!inwood this fall.
) +. Belt has sold one of his farms,
near the Cheyenne bottoms, and has
bought a quarter section in Stafford
county. He expects to move to his
new farm late in The fall
L.. D. Koch has sold his farm north
of Town to Reinhard Gaiiord who has
recently moved ON tn the place. Mr.
k"ch b"ughs property about seven
miles south IF R+, mond where be
will have a much better chance for
farming and stockraisirg-
S.,ue 81. ak entered j mn Lud zig g
house Monday. during his absence at
Great Bend, aud stole a number of
articles. including a par of JOINS
pants. The thief was very consider
ate,. however, and left his own old
pants, in place of the good pair he
swped.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-09-29
~HOISING TON.
From the Dispatch.

From the Dispatch.
IL. t. Lamon has h.d a building
erected on the Carlander corner.
Revc Il. d. Barr is buiIdiny a
roomy one story residence On South
: Green street.
1t is said that several new residences
will be erected in town soon. We
need them badly enough
Henry Huffman, formerly a resi-
dent of Barton county; is the fusion
candida e for representative in Sedg-
wick county
ID. j. Lewis left this week ON an
extensive pleasure nip He goes 10
different cities ot the east aud bout
October Let will sail from New York
to, South Wales. Great Britain, the
home of his youth
Harry Smith has returned 10 Bar
ton county and will remain perma~
neutly. Harry has been working in
the railroad Office at Formosa. Jewell
county, but is of the opinion hat
farming in Barton County is better
job
VIM T Bannistfr ga se us a friend
ly call Saturday He is dung nicely
in his meat market at Great Bend.
Will tuld US of the arrival of new
boy at his home few weeks ago
which makes him a pair He still
has hankering for the North part of
IN county and retains his Albion
township farm Oh which he will put
out 300 acres of wheat this fall
For SALE-A good farm inquire
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-09-29

DR.. L:ghtfoot has apparatus for
treating Catarrh, Bronchitis, Hay fever
and all diseases of the nose, throat and
lungs. by the aid of compressed and
medicated air. He invites all SO afflicted
to come and see his methods.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-09-29
I! MafgepaBt!

6armers: Spre9t bel Oiffenba6er
benz S6neiber Dor brinst @uer Smd
mel9es SSbr sefalft unb i6 merbe Sud,
9lnsiise alIer 9lrt Oaraus anfertlsen.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-09-29

Peter Brack says his fat irons are
"a good thing to push along"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-09-29

Regular monthly meeting of the city
council next Monday night.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-09-29

Ed. Tyler is taking the city school
census
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-09-29

AS an evidence of how Kansas is
prospecting under a popuiist admins
tration. "a young lady tells us she
knows three young ladies In Great
Bend who are wearing diamond engag-
ement rings.
A. r. Moss of the Star grocery visit
ed Hutchinson Monday. and attended
the Buffalo Bill show. Mr.. Moss says
that a Great Bend crowd will discount
a Hutchinson crowd any day, for good
looks and prosperous appearance.
Bob Brown, foreman and overseer
for the Koen Ditch CO.. has lot of
horses. ponies and mules for sale. The
stock can be seen at the ranch, south
west of town, and Bob says he will
make prices that will make the stock
go
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-09-29

ndQ got GOWN 10 the last level OF dyspepsia.
But let him tell his own story
ss For vears-I 1ras afflicted :4zl-----
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-09-29

car lots Sweet potatoes. home grown. Soc ner
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-09-29

For SALE-A good farm Inquire
of j FL. JFNNIsON.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-16
0eH0rben.

Nm Sonntae 8ormitta9 in glebe=
Lamb Sobn Sturm am Nerpeniieber i'm
9llter bon % Sabren. Ser 0eritorbe=
ne. iuelder alsemein bsliebt mar. ipar
aus 3oar aebiirtia uno funairte friiber
in 3oar Station als 5ifet Maent, fam
BON bort nod @lspelanb unb mar ieit A
Sabren gerfdufer in einem giienltore
oaielbit. st hinterldbt cine trauernoe
Witttpe, aber feline &inoer. Sic 2ei6e
tparo nod 3oar gebradt, UNI bort bei=
aeiebt Su tperben. Sturm mar elm
Neffe bes alten Safob Mtermann, Der
beinabe mdbreno zines balben syabr.
hunoerts ben 0ertrauenspolten zines
3ruitees oer 3oar @eieal6aft betleioete,
Nm l3. SUM in Strabbure Charles
Sparts i'm gllter bon 81 s}abren an Der
Gus5ebrung. Ser 8eriforbene binter=
ldBt eine Srau uno brei Ginber.
Nm IL. SUM in ber Ndbe bon pbi=
lipsbura 8ater Bocitoee. i'm Nlter bon
80 Sabren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-16
0eridtSpcrt OI,ltt8e1s.


Garab RimbIe eeaen Sfdoc RimbIs.
Ser Rldgerin iuiro Die nabgeIndte Gbe=
iheiouna bepiliat, iOipie elm @rnnn=
Itiif, bas in ibrem @eluh befdrieben III,
i,no auberoem miro periiist, baB Der
Nn0etlagte ihr am i. jeocn Wonats
eine llnterlfiiBuns BON IS besablen folI.
3. 9. 2epis sesen Marp 2otbe unb
Mnoere. geiaelegt uno Soften besablt.
Sallen selaileu ooer suriidseSogen
murben aud Die folgenben proselle
gBm. Sepers eeaen Garab Ssmers.
9ie l. Natipnplbant BON @aoir ge=
gen Sohn Miron II. u.
Sames Sonoels se9en Wm. Sim=
mons II. u.
GfIie Yair aegen Marp GteiB u. u.
eina 8enion segen @iarp 2eagett.
2erop 2auablin ae9en grant 8reene.
Gbriitopber 8runoer se9en Nlarsa=
ret @runoer. Gbeiheioung betuilliat.
Sbomas Mc9ue sesen Sbomas
Smith. gs muroe Elm @abriprub
fir ben 9ertla9ten abseseben.
Marearet Genneop geaen Mbio &en-
nebn. ginbaltsbeiebl belulllist.
6. M. 9ailep, Mansnperpalter, se-
een 5. Sbomas. Gem Gldaer muroen
s234.G0 nebit 3inien 5useiproden uno
Verfauf anoeoronet.
6. M. 8ailep, Manenpermalter, se=
aen 8. 9. &onep u. u. Sem Gldger
uno q. j.. 8arbner ,uuroen s469.92
suseiproben uno Yertauf anseoronet.
6. Or. Sailep, Maiienpermalter, ee=
gen 8. 8. Yniball II. u. Sem 3ldaei
uno G. G. 8arbner iuuroen $685. &c
suaeiproden uno 8ertauf ansecronet.
ernie poulion essen Sobn poulion,
@beiheiouns bstuilligt.
6. M. Sailsp eeaen Sames Tenni.
ION II. VI. Sem Gldger uno q. j.
8aroner puroen $462.40 suseiproder
uno @ertauf anseoronet.
6. M. Yailep sesen gotparo Mi'
dals Ii. u. Sem GlG9er muroer
1902 suseiproden uno Sertauf anse'
oronet.
8. M. 8ailep sesen @m. Metcal
II. u. Sem 2ldaer ipuroen $248.S
suseproden uno 8erfauf anseoronet.
6. M. 8ailep sesen 8. 8. Ioibel
u. VI. Sem Gldser uno &. i. Garo
ner puroen $429.99 sugeiproden uni
8ertauf an9eoronet.
6. M. Bailep eesen Samuel Wc
NarD II. u. Sem Gldger tpuroei
1922 sugeiprodsn uno 8ertauf on
oronet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-16

Sle grobeeren flilo relf, uno Su0
Worrop, 6rant Mrmltrons uno 9apin
@pnon. orei iunse 8uride in Nemporl
bel llbridspiae beihloHen am Mittmod
abeno lebter Wode. iib bic ilBen 6riiG.
te l6meden gu laiien. 9a lie jeoof
tein eigenes Grobeerifiid beiaben. ID
| ibliden iie ii6 in ein @robeerenfelo,
oas einem sSobn Sraep aebbyt. Die
guride slaubten iit unbemerft, tpur.
ben aber zines bedern belsbrt, als 5ra=
cp ibnen auf einmal surief .padt
Sud beraus !" Sic lieben li1 oies
niAt ameimal iaaen, als iie aber bic
6en5 iiberiteisen wollten, lanote Sraep
ibnen einen sdrotlbuB nad. 9lae
brei muroen 9etrofen ; @pnon tpuroe
10 iblimm perpunoet, oab CT BON iei=
nen 8efdbrten belmaefiibrt merben
mubte er batte cine Mnsabl S1rote
in Den Siiften uno Elm Sdrottorn mar
i9m unter Dem re6ten Nu9e eiltaeorun=
gen. Morrotu bate un9eidbr Is
Sdrotf6rner in ieinem redten 9lrm,
wdbreno 9lrmitrong nur bon einem
Shrottorne an einem Mrme bertpunoet
murbe.
Sraep bebauptet, Nrmitrona uno
Worrom batten leine Grnbeeren idon
iriibsr mebrmals beiudt uno babel mebr
Shaoen anaeridtet ourA oas, mas i;e
nieberaetrampelt. als mas tie senom=
men. uno er bdlt baber ieinen S1ub
fir ourAaus serehtfertist.
= Spdter: Sobn Sraep tuurbe auf bic
&lase BON Daniel gpnon, benz Batter
oes Veriuuubeten, berbaftet, unb miro
Die Mnseleaenheit Dor bic ndhfe @rano=
Surp gebra1t merben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-16
Gine MnaabI 1tmfdae

linb in ben lebten Sagen bier oorgsfoms
men. Col. @atdet fiel beim Baue Der
neuen pbotosrapb Gallerie an Siib=
yroaouap in ben Geller unb trug er=
bebli1e NerleBungen am Ropfe bapon.
geim Bau Der eleftrii1en Merfe fir
Beper & 2ieier madte Sohn %. Slut-
bour einen Mibtritt uno fiel 3ehn SUB
bernnter, tuobei er bret @ippen brao.
Nm ndmliden plabe fieI Sobn Mr=
nolo nit benz 2opfe auf einen 5tein,
mdbrenb CT balf, nit einem Glaiden3ug
BaubOl3 in bic 60be 81 3ieben, tpobei
er cine fAlimme Wunoe babon trug.
Grant 9aDlor. Sobn bon @eo. 8.
9aplor. fiel am Greita9 beim Rirfdens
pfinden bon elmer Setter unb trug ct.
bebli4e gerlebun9en babon.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-16

0on ben 1880 Saiilern iino 7Sl
Gnaben uno 749 Mdoben.
Ser Gries suilden ben bisiiaen
Gepublifanern miro bon Sag gu Saa
bitterer. Die Nnbdneer 0annas ,pollen
bic geleaatsn sur Staats -.Gonpention
burb cine Maien @eriammlung er=
wdblen laNen, Die iie alauben. be-
herrihen gu t6nnen. tpdbreno Die Soras
ter : 2eute, altem Serfommen aemdb,
bic 9eIeeaten ourh oas @reentip : Go=
mite ernannt baben ,pollen. Tabe;
,perfen iid Die bsioen Saftionen Be-
idulbisunsen an ben &opi, bic nidt
seraoe ih0n, aber ieoenfalls wabr iino.
- Nus Maililon beridtet man. bab
stpei Wldnner fiirSlib in elmer Naht in
Der 9tdbe bon Strabura bamit beidGf=
tiat waren. Elm Grab 81 MAIDEN, um 2
2eiben 81 psrienten, jebrb babel ee=
fort ,purben uno babon fubren. Die bel.
ben 2eihen nit iih nebmeno. IS beiBt
bann peiter: Ser Sorfoll beItdrft bic
Sbeorie, oab Samuel Steele, Elm Der.
beiratbeter Wfann uno cine iunge 6rau,
tpel9e beibe Dor Guraem aug Strab<
burg, einem iiiolid bon MaIlilon asls=
genen StdoAen, oerihpanoen, ermor=
bet worben lino. -- 6ier slnubt man,
&eeie uno SettD grline, - bies 1T Der
Same Der 6rau. - feien nit einanoer
ourdaesansen.
- 2anbitreider baben INNER Surf,
gleif oem Sauptmann. Der ieinem
Suriden befabl, ibn su tpefen, tpenn er
Surit babe, uno Der benz Burden,
Der piiIen tuollte, mann oenn Der 6aupt=
mann 9urit babe, bic flafliibe Nntnort
gab Drummer Gerl. tpeiBt Su ni6t,
baB i6 INNER Surit babe !" 8ei Dem
beiben @etter lit bic Sade nod iblim=
mer uno 10 fanoen Iib lebte Wode cine
9ln5abl Sitter Der 2anbitrabe in ubri6ss
bile in Der yldbe oes gabnboIs su=
iammen, oeren Surlt in teinem 0er=
bdltniile nit ben porbanoenen 8elonit=
teln itano. I'm bieiem Miboerbdltnib
einigermaBen su iteuern, wurbe an,
Greitaa Nfittag in ben gierteller Der
Bohemian 8retpine 60. einaebro9en
uno 6aB Sier seitoblen. Sroboem
Der Siebitabl om bellen Sage periibt
tuuroe. linb Die Diebe nit ibrer geute
gliidlid entipiIht.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-16

Sptal 1886
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-16
y Ser Ur1libent bot bie Qrieos,feu

Ser praiioent bat bic 2riegsiteu.
erbiu am Wontag unterseidnet. Das
Shaboepartement bat bereits Elm girs
eular ber6ffentliAt, in ipeldem IS gum
2anfen Der Bombs auforbert. Die
Bombs tueroen gum Nennmertb BON
20. 100, 500. ], 900 unb 10000 DOLE
lars ousgegeben. tperoen bonn l. Muonlf
1893 batirt iein unb 8 pro3ent Gin
len tragen. Die Bombs f6nnen mad
10 Sabren in goin einael0it peroen,
iueroen iebod erif fdlig mad 90 Sab
rem, osio am l. Mugult 1913.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-16
3ll4<af0tu08.

Gamuel Gngler BON Glan Foipnlbip
,pllrDe an leBteH Sanlltng auI Dem bies
liaen ct. Sames @ottes0det beerbigt.
Gn9ler ipuroe am IL. Sanuar 1881
bier geboren. Gr ipohnte immer IN
oieiem GountD uno lsbte auf eiiler8
6arm in Sreps 5bal. Vim 25. Seq.
1859 bate er li1 init Marp ". MeB9er.
perebelibt. Gr lit leit ldrgere. 3eit
an NltbrRa uno yDaNerjuwt. glnl
Mitimoh, 8. SUM, ipar er nit ieiner
ejattin in 9iew pbilaoelpbia auf Se-
JUDI. Auf oem 0eimipese ftarb ct plOBs
lih in Der yidbe bon Sames Butts
6arm. @r binterldbt cine aDitt,ue llno
A &inoer S. s5aeub uno 6rant Gns=
ler in Nep philadelphia, &b0mas 9B.
su Sauie nnb 6rau Hahel g., Gbe-
ya!tiu bon 9yilliam Qe9erter III Slo=
tpipn.
Die bieiise neue Mletbooiltentirhe
Ioll am nahfen Sonntag eingeipelbt
mer0eil.
Sie bieiiae @etreioe Muble pirb nun
su elmer ytolersDliible rm9eidaffen.
Die neue Wtaibinerie miro in turser
3eit auf9eitellt. IS lit oies ben 6ar=
nern in oieier Gegeno ieoenfaas cine
willtommene 8otibait.
2emis 6lldinser, oeHen Sein in Min=
nihs &oblenmine ourh berabfallenoes
8eroll serbrOhen tuuroe, befinoet ltb
auf benz Weae Der 8slierung.
yBilliam glllensiuortb unb yi,s,e 6orb,
beioe bon 9enuiion. tpuro.u am J..
Suni ppm @brm. 8. 8. Miller I'M bic
li9en piarrbauie eetraut.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-16
Tsie f,meriyoniiff,e sefooQe 1T tae.

Sic omeriIaniide Glaage lit 9e.l
funfeii, aber nidt i'm Sample NIT ben
Gponiern, fonoern in SSolge zines
ylibInloaes. Mm 6reitag Nbenb
Ihlhg Der giib IN Die Guppel oes Shulz
bauies aui Der Siibieite in Geniliion.
Sic Guppel ipuroe sertriintmert, unb
bamit ianf auh bic Tlasge, Die auf
berielben aneebradt ipar. sluberbem
lpurben aud mehrere 6duier in Der
Mdbe bon Tenniion bonn Sliye getrDf-
fen, bod obne su siinoen.
Der Sdul=genius fur bas lan=
fenbe Sabs ergibt eine 3unahme BON Cd
Shiilern aesenitber Dem gorjabr. 9ie=
Ielben pertbeilsn li6 auf Die perfdieoe=
benen Nltetsltuien tpie folat
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-16

\ auf oem Weae nod Gbidamauga
1T Elm 9anser transport bon $4,000
Baar Shuben abbanoen sefommen.
Msrtwiirbis, b0dit mertwiiroiN: Sc
mebr junae Senatoren=S0bne uno Nef=
len &C. gut besablte Steaen i'm Sntens
oantllrtpeien uno obenorein nod bic Gf=
fisiers @paulleiten betommen, bsifo
idle6ter 1T Die @erpfleguna uno getlsi=
oun9 unIerer Mannihafteu. Sollte oas
etlua gar in einem gemiiien 3uiamnen=
bang itehen 4?
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GintS 5ur 3eit
oOer aud)
Ollie 5uIammen,

Inns 1T es eleih. Dir
f0nnen Die ean,e camille
NIT Shuhen periehen
uno fonnen Ole hohite
Sefrieoi9un9 9eben. Gs
loute niht pereeiien rper.
oen, oies iit Elm Samilien.
5huhitore.
Dir halten ale Shuh.
forten, Ole cine pertain.
oiee perion perlansen
fann. 2lrtifel, fir melhe
11temano iein 6elo pee=
perfen ioute, halten mir
ntcht.
Dir perfaufen Shuhe,
Ole haltbar iino, Qieiel.
ben fino Dollar fir Dol
lar oas 6elo merth, oas
Jhr oafir ausleet.
lramf's sGMbitore,
IS Taetorb strabe,
gattal Sober, ..
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-16
Wotts at @irto<.

Sen Wirtben bon Suscaratpa!
Gountp miro hermit yfoti3 geaeben
oab bic 9om= 6teuern an pber Dor ben
20. SUM be3ablt tuerben miiHen.
%. y. 6n&fetler,
GDnntp SdaBmeilfer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-16

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-16
Observation-Disclosures

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-16
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-16

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-15
VOWS TROUBLES.

PITTSBURGH. Feb. 1i.-Chris Won
Der Abe Is still behind the bars in the
Allegheny county jail. his friends in ST.
L5a!s having apparently reserted him.
Tde promised money from the ives, fail
81 to arrived to-day, but notwithstand-
!rg this failure, the base ball magnate
Efll likely be released tomorrow morn
Ing. Tnis will be accomplished by W.
H. Watkins satisfying all OF the de-.
nands Of the court. relying on the Ma.
,nnal league presidents to reimburse
the club by pro rata assessment. Wat
S!ns visited Van Der Abe In jail to-day
ard found the latter In rather bad shape
physically from stomach trouble. Chris
asked the Pittsburgh president to secure
lis release, promising Naturalization
her Watkins then telegraphed Ma
tioral President Nick Young, requesting
telegraph vote of the club presidents
On the proposition. that each pay his
share Of court expenses in the case.
Young answered that the vote would be
taken at once and he would do all he
could TO have a decision tonight or
early in the morning. It is understood
TIA: three favorable replies have already
heen received and the others are expect
cd TO iall In line tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-15
WATCH CAREFULLY
Nature Give, ih- ,ynrnins and Every
Wise Man or Women uiust Respond
T. Mica cha Calls for Help. y l

Snture Give, ih- sNnrnins and Every
Wise Man or xom.n uiust Respond
,shsn III. Calls rar Help. S}f
watch we'll the iirst symptoms OF dys--
pcpt!a and indigestion ~ Il. a
In thesc are The seeds OF future trou-i
BILE planted In the system,
Disease and danHsr Turk IN the vital
organs. the blood becomes ritinted.and
the generah health is undermined when
ever the stomach and liver. fall 10 per-
form thelc functions as Nature intend-
ed. + 4 a 4 W B. \ * 4 4 n sis
The evidences OF disturbance In these,
organs are always plain and unniistak-
able.
A heavlness und Iassltude seem to
seize the brain. and 10 depress the bod-
iiy energy and spirit. All mental or
physical effort becomes u torture, and
II neglected. things 10 on from bad 10,
worse until the health Is completely tin-
dermln.d or destroyed, ~
Nor Is 1t safe TO resort to the harsh
ind gripping cathartics! The best thing
any man or woman can do at such
times 10 TO take n pure stitnulaut--not
an ordinary one, but something that has
been tested and tried, and Is endorsed
BY the leading people Of the lnnd, Pre-
clsely such an article Is Duffy's Pure
Malt Whisky. It has stood the test Of
time, It possesses medicinal qualities
known to no other whlskey. II will tone
up the stomach. relieve dyspepsia, and
cure where other preparations only re-
licve. BE sure your druggist or grocer
gives You the genuine.