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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1898-12-24
BIsIEF MENTION.

Charlie Bender is on the sick
list.
Miss Berthe Oest, Of San Jose,
is visiting Silver City friends.
S A. Knapp was a passenger
On Tuesdays train returning to
Hawthorne
}. g. Kaufman, of Mason Val
ley, will he the next Deputy Sheriff
of Lyon County.
The Como miners came down
yesterday and went TO Virginia TO
spend Christmas.
+ NJ TenEyck WAS in from
Mason Valley this week with a
load OF nice fresh pork.
Dick Randall has moved his
family IN from the ranch and now
occupies the Hazlett residence.
Joe Mack and Miss Clara Ram
melkamp are home from the State
University to spend the holidays.
Miss Addie Brooks aud her two
brothers have gone to Mason Val
ley to spend the holidays with rel
atives.
Mrs. George Wilson returned
to Dayton last week after visit Of
over IA year with relatives in Leroy,
Kansas.
Mrs. Helen Ali aud children
left for Wadsworth Saturday last
She was accompanied by Miss Ella
Reynolds.
An error was made in the de-
Iinquent list last week. The sale
day is the 10Th instead of the 9th of
next January.
Miss Mamie Devine, who has
been visiting Miss Lille Tailleur
for the past three weeks, returned
to her home in Glendale last Satur-
day.
The trial of the boundary line
case between Douglas aud Lyon
counties will take place IN Carson,
before Judge Talbot on January
10th.
The present Board of County
Commissioners will hold its last
meeting next Saturday. The new
Board will meet Monday, January
I'd, 1899.
B. f. Leete was over from
Reno Thursday and yesterday to
see what is being done in the way
of experimenting with the Doug
lass tnilings by the teaching pro-
cess.
will Cooney came in from
Mason Valley Tuesday evening,
took in the hard times party that
night, and Wednesday evening left
for San Francisco, where he will
probably remain during the Whit
er.
Don't fail to get "a jar of Nine.
DeLamondes Famous Wrinkle
Eradicator, Skin Food and Tissue
Builder Positively grasses the fine
wrinkles and leaves the skin soft
and velvety, 1t cures pimples and
black heads, also bleaches, and is
the finest thing for rough and chap
ped hands. and will remove all
fruit stains from them. Good for
old or young. Perfectly harmless.
A trial will convince. Sold by 7.
J. A. Flaws, Dayton New.
Hard Times Party.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1898-12-24
STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO, 81.
INCAS COUNTY p

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the
senior partner of the firm of F. j. Cheney &
Co, doing business in the city of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and that said Arm
Will pay the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use Of Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK j. CHENEY.
sworn tn before me aud subscribed in my
presence. this 9th day of December, A. D. 1886.
A. W. GLEASON
t~~~ Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. and
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. Send for testimonials. free.
r. J. CHENEY Co.. Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family pills are the best.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1898-12-24
FOR SALE.

One buckskin work horse, 1900
weight; extra fine work horse.
Cheap for cash. Call at Schooley's
hay yard, Main street, Dayton, New.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1898-12-24
IlsoI YlLlEy NEWS.
by Our Regular Correspondent.

Miss Pearl Collins is laid mp
with cold.
Fred LitieIl was in the valley
last week
Sim" Parker has gone to Pine
Grove to work
Charlie Gruler left for Dayton
last week Friday
John Farrell came down from
Cambridge Monday.
Chas. Mcleod returned from Vir-
ginia City Saturday.
Fred Bertrand came in from
Benton Friday of last weak
\ nice rain visited the valley
Tuesday and Tuesday night.
Frank Foster is now driving the
Pine Grove stage for N. Wines
Quite a number of valley people
are troubled with severe colds.
Ed Whiiacre is home from Au-
burn, Cal, Ia spend the holidays
K. r. Lam and Chas. Bovard
went IT, Virginia City last Satur
day.
Most of the schools in the valley
will have holiday vacation of two
weeks.
F. W. Downey and family re-
turned to Dayton last SUNDAY after
brief visit here.
Dick Hughes and wife arrived
last week Friday from Delamar, on
visit To Milton Bovard
}. d. Butler and J. d. Collins
drove up to Pine Grove Wednesday
and returned the next day.
Mr.. Hironumous and wife came
in Monday, and Wednesday took
charge OF the Commercial Hotel.
1t is reported that Dan Emerson
has disposed of his gold mining
property in Alkali District to a
company of Eastern capitalists.
Jack LOTUS and Dick Rainfall
came in from Smith Valley last
week Friday and left for Dayton
Sunday morning They were look
ing for houdsmeu, and found them.
Chas. f. Fox, wife and children,
returned to their home in the val
lev last Thursday from combined
business and pleasure trip to San
Francisco and other points in Cali
fornia.
A very pleasant surprise party
was given to George Plummer and
wife on Friday evening of last
week, a goodly number attending.
Music was furnished hy the Pink
erton Bros and the young folks
danced until the small hours of the
morning All report having had -
Jolly good time.
Sunday word was received here
that Miss Mabel Young, who had
been attending school In Oakland,
had passed away. 1t was sad news
to all. Miss Mabel was born in
Mason Valley and spent her child
hood days here. She left here
about year ago to reside with her
sister, Mrs. Alley, in Oakland,
while she attended school in that
city. Some three weeks ago she
was taken i'll with typhoid fever
which developed into spinal menin-
gifts and brain fever, and for only
a week before her death was she
confined to her bed. Miss Mabel
as but III years old at the time Of
her death, which occurred on the
18th, aud was bright and lovab.e
girl. She was member of the
episcopal church aud took great
interest in church and Sunday
school work. Mrs. Young arrived
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1898-12-24
Your Rest interests

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preserved. Isn't this a wise course?
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1898-12-24

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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1898-12-24
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Discount of 10 per cent on commercial lads"
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1898-12-24

Hoods Pills are the only pills To take with
Hood 5 Sarsaparila Price 25c.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-10
Grploiton int 8nmoeSpbcr=
Nertdot.

Waibington, 3. g., z. Nop.-
@eltern NaAmittag turs nod S llbr
ereignete li6 in ben &dumlidteiten bes
Sunoesoberseridts cine @rplolion, tpel=
DE enormen Sdaoen anoeribtet bat.
Die gauge Mitte oes oltliden Shells oes
@apitols bon Der 0auptetage oes gum
@roaeibob lit elm 5riimmerbauien.
Die 8eualt Der grplo!ion tpar 10 fart,
oab inear bic duGeren @runomauern
sinige 3oQ bon Der GteQe aeriidt mur=
ben. Wlan fonnte bic grploIion,
uelde oas aan3e &ieienaebduoe big in
ieine @runoieitea er3ittern madte. eini=
ae 9dulersepierte tueit b0ren. Sielel=
be creiAnete lih in einem beinabe luft.
oiht permauerten &aum oes grbae=
idoiIes. in luelhem lid elm fir 500
2ihter betimmter @alometer befanb,
Der bon elmer 43ollisen @obre geipeiit
miro. Ole Glammen. luel9e i'm Sc
folae Der grploiion entltanben, iagten
lpberno ben Gabritublldadt, tuel1er
adn5lih Elm &aub bes entfeIielten Gle.
mentes uuroe, binauf. gbe oas 6euer
gelDlht iperben tonnte. tuuroen tpertb=
pole 3ur Bibliotbet oes Obereeridts
|1eb6ri9e llrtunoen. Naibla9ebii1er
Y. I. NJ. serit0rt. 3iffsrnmdBia ldBt
lid Der Shaoen niAt berednen, benn
es mllB, bis man genau tpeiB, mas ei-
aentlih abbanoen getommen 1T, erit elm
aenaues Snpentar ieitens Der betreffen-
ben Beamten aufeenommen tperoen.
Die elettriihe Qidteinrihtuns bat sum
8lid ourA bic ggploiion nidt noth-
9elitten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-10
Weneite Na1ri1tett.

Sn Wlasta iuiitbeten ehneefiirme.
3wilhen Safe 2inoermann uno staoe-
tpap befinoen iid stwa pierbunoert per-
loner. Die nidt oes G9nees meaen bon
oer Stelle tommen tonneu.
9lus Walbineton miro beridtet, bos
prdlioent McGinlep III ieiner 8otlhaft
an ben ndditen gonareb oas proiett
oes Wieara9uu-Ganals auf's Wdrmlte
beiiirlpprten meroe.
g0ie es in Mabrio beiBt, miro RaiIer
Wllbelm am 20. Nopember na1 guoir,
Spanien, gum 8eiud tommen.
Gs lit beidloneue Sahe. oaB Oan,ia
einen Grieeshafen erlter GlaHe erbolten
loa. Ser Wtilit1rfist,ts bot lib oes
gssetdubes Webinaen berff1srf I,nb bel
Dem oberbalb Dansia. geaeniiber oem
Weidief= =Durbbru1 bon 1910, oeleoe=
men 8rob : Yle6nenoori lit Die glnlaae
elmer Sorpeooboot=S Station in Nusfidt
aenolnlnen. Die Gortiiifation BON
Gansig erbdlt oaourb eire betrd9tli1e
grlueiteruna.
Gas griehiide Minilterium 3aimis
bat feline @ntlaiiuns eenommen, oa Die
Ill Bergelno6nliden 0erbdltniIle, unter
be nen bic Mit9lieber bas 9lmt iibernab=
N en-, nidt mebr beiteben. 3aimis uur=
'e jebp9 mieoer init Der gilouns zines
euen cabinets betraut.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-10

Sn N'aleea, spanien, fam bas
Sransportidiff .@ran Antile" bon
6aoana nit fpanii9en 5oloaten an.
gs itar5en 100 Solbaten tpdbreno Der
ueberfa)r..
Maria golonstp. anaebli9 Die ur=
beberin oller 'nibiliitiiden 9lttentate,
Die IN ben lebten stpei Sabrsebnten in
europa porsefommen iino. III in garis
geltorben. Sic NOR Dor IL ssabren
aug &ublano mad paris 9efloben.
Srob aller poliseilihen lleberpa6uno
fonnte ME ettpas gelaltenoes ae0en lie
gefunoen tperben.
eSn Ganona, Wtit Multralien. 1T
oas Golofieber aussebro1en. geim
Nnsgraben zines 3elers fir einen Neu=
bau Dor Der Gtaot fano man einen
8olotlumpen. SEPT 1T bas geiammte
8rnnoeisentbum unb bic nobe geleaene
Babnlinie bon Spetulanten aufgetauft
lporoen.
Sn Neu=@ninea bat Elm anoeres glut=
bao ftatt9efunoen. G,e an ben Nbban=
gen oes 9ufling bauienoen ryuihmdn=
ner" haben bic TDrfer in Der Ndbe bon
Walina, @ollinawoob gap &c. iiberfaaen
uno nieber9ebrannt nnb 16 perioneu
mai1acrirt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-10
Das Dad eittgeitiirst.

9etrnit, Wih., 5. gtop. 9as Nuh
oes neuen Mpnberlnno Sbeaters Fiirste
bente Nabn.ittas UNI l ubr As Wliau.
ten Elm. gs nabm Die eiierne Gauerie
nit. uno aesen Is Nrbeiter ,uurbei, un.
ter ben 5riimmern be9raben. Bis
lebt lino iehs oerislben als leiden bers
Dorge5o9en tuoroeil. Dsribieoene Mnoere
baben t0otlihe YerlebuH9en babones=
tra9en. So ,ueii ermitelt nerben fam,
erfol9te Der giniturS baourh, oaB Die
tempordren l0l,ernen Gtiiben. auf oe=
nen bas Dab ruhie. eniiernt puroen.
Sn benz Nuaenbllde. in lueden Die lsbte
Stiibe entIernt ,uuroe. itiir3te oas gauge
Nah frabeno ein uno rib Mlles nit lih
III bas 5nnere oes Gebdiloes biz in ben
Seller nieDer.
gs befanoen iih sur 3eit 8 shrei=
ner, 4 Maurer. 10 plumber. 2 glec-
triter uno 2 GebiilIen oerielben, 4
Anltreiher unb 5 Sagel0bner i'm Sc
b1ube.
ginise berielben tuurosn bon 9roben
eifernen Yalten uno Gtanaen aetroffen
unD ltiirbten bluteno nieoer uno anoere
itiir3ten, als bic 8eriiife. auf TENN iie
itanoen, urter ibren 6ilBen mihen, topl=
ijber bier biz 5 Stodlperte binunter aui
Die @iientriimmer.
Gpdter. Yis jebt bat man IL 2ei=
ben aus ben Sriinlnern berallsGeaolt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-10
Gcin 9uno rcttetc itnt caS
Scbctt.

Ddbrenb sllmon 6emitt bon 0ope-
nell. nabe 5rentcn, gi. s, in ben ger-
gen NiiHe Iammelte uno ebeu bon sinem
aIten Baum berab fletterte. brad elm
3neis unttr ieinem 8ewidt. sein Sod
periin9 lih on osmobaebrohenen 3,ueia
uno Setpitt blieb 80 Gub pom gooen
bdnaei, obne iih iraenatule belfen su
tonnen. gr ,par fiinl Wetlen pom
.ndhiten 9aus sntIernt. Glim, iein
0uno uno geglelter. tanste unter
Dem gaume hsrum uno oriif.e feline
Sbsilnabme blrh Gellell aus. Ins
5trieb er cine Gtunoe lang uno bnnn
iebte er iib uieoer uno fab flint Mi=
nuten in @eoanfen pertieft, iporauf er
tpealief. 0elpiit belt iib fur psr=l
loren. 3,pei Sit,noen biena ct ifon
l,no 3ermurterte icin iiebernoes Gebirn
nad einem 9luspee. Nuf einmal lab
er Slim mieoer uno einiae Minuten
ipdter tamen s,uei Nabbarn gum Wor=
itein, ,uelbe Der 0uno aebolt bate.
IS aab bloh einen Msa. 6etpitt su be-
f.eien. giner Der Didnner 9ins suriif
uno bolte orei ,psitere Na6barn. cine
ibmere Eede uno cine SSlinte. gDdb=
reno bic Manner bic 9ede unter 6emitt
bielten, ldoB Der FINITE nab oem 3meig.
big er natasab uno 9eluitt in bic Gede
liel.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-10
0ie @abI.

| 1T poriiber uno Die &epublifaner haben
10 siemlid, auf Der aan3en 2inie ssiiset.
Sen eiea baben iie gr6btentbells Den
9emotraten 81 peroanten, bic - midi
| l9eitimmt haben. namentli9 in uEierm
lStaate. 9lob ME, felt mir uns erin,
Inern f0nnen, lit Elm 10 leihtes Yotum
abae9eben tporoen uno nur bieiem I'm.
ffanoe 1T es su5uiAreiben. bab bic He.
pu5litaner aud in uuierem Gnuntp ge=
Iieat baben. gs 1T ia leidt Fiir bic
Republifaner. su iieaen, tuenn Die Sc.
motraten nidt gum Stimmfaiten seben.
gei ben Gorarebuablen baben Die
Demotraten erbeblide 8e,uinne 81, per=
Bi6nen. Sb bieie!ben seniiaen tperoen,
um ibnen i'm ndhiten gonsreb cine
Mebrbeit Su aeben, 1T mid! ae,pib.
Sn unierm gountp bat oas oemofra=
tiide @taatstifet cine Mebrbeit bon ca.
|80 Stilnmen, aber troboem iino bic
rspubifaniIden Ganbioaten aui benz
Gountp 5idet ale ertpdhlt, ,penn aud
bic Mebrbeit &omiss fir Gountp Go
miiiiondr nur 26 stimmen betrdet.
Sm staate iieaten bic Nupublifaner
nit elmer Webrbeit bon $4,000 - co.
900 Stimmen. Stir gonsreb tpuroen
erpGhlt
/. Eiitritt. %. 9. Sbattuc. 81. 2.
5. $. grommea. 81. 3. %. 5. @bite,
&epublitaner, sueifellai!. 4. q. 9.
8oroon, 8. S. Dppio Meetilon. 3.
5. Getlj gropn, 81. I'm. g. geeaper,
q. s. u. 2pbranb, 81. 8. s. s..
Soutbaro, &. 10. etepben Mlorsan,
u. IL. 6. s.. Grpspenor. q. IL.
Sobn S. Qenb. 8. 13. s.. 81. Norton,
8. IA. %. e. 3err. q. is. $. 6.
Ban Yoorbis, q. l6. 8. Dunforo. &.
~. 5. u. Me9otpelIt $. Is. @.1 1W.
Saplor. q. 19. @6arles s.. Did. 81.
20. 5. .. pbiQipps. 81. 81. s. 6.
gurton, &.
sSn Netu Oorf bat GooIepelt cine
Mehrbeit bon $4,000 Stimmen.
Die Wablberidte babeh iotpeit feftss=
fellt, Dab Die Nepublifaner Die ablolute
Gontroae iiber ben 8unoes=Genat I'D
ben. oenn perIAiebene bslnofratiIhe se-
natoren betommen republitaniide Na1-
folger.
9lah ben lebten geri6ten baben bic
&epublitaner cine Mshrbeit I'M Neprd=
ientantenbauie oes GonNreb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-10
Hm8lnuh.

Wuf Die grfabrungen ieiner SSlottene
Wttades I'M Nuslanbe 9eiiiiBt, bat bos
oelltlte Glottenamt beidloiien. Die Nn=
i6affun9 ieDr GROCER ehiffsseidiite
ein3uitellen.
Marimilan Qaroen, Der Geoafieur
Der .3utunft" in Berlin 1T meaen W|a=
ietdtsbeleloigun9 81 6 Monaten Geit=
ungsbaft bernrtbeilt tporoen.
Sn Der Raierne oes oritten @aroere+
ailments su GnB in Berlin eraIiirf Die
ynflnenaa. 80 Mann linb bereits bon
oer tiifiihen 2rantbeit erfaBt, 40 bopon
mubten It, @arniionlaaaretb bel Sem.
pelbof iiberfiibrt tueroen.
Sn @enf begann Der proseB aeoen
ben italieniiden Mnarhiiten. Qu1eni
ben Morber Der Raiierin gliiabeth
BON Deitreid. gis iebt bat 2udeni
ale Gnerbieiunsen betreffs Me9tsbei.
ltanoes 5uriifaelpieien; er min ,ieine
sabe ielber fiibren".
lleber bic peifNefabr ibeint fin Wien
nun lpiebcr adnslid berubiat 3li baben.
AGe Gliniten, NIT 9lusnabme Der bes
Drofeiiors fir 4ebltopfleiben Dr.
5hr0ter, iino tpieber er6ffnet.
Die grntnnug bes prinaen georQ
uon 0riedenlanb gum Doupt Der neuen
Re9isrullg niif Rreta ifebt uilmittelbar
berDr. gr lpiro ben 1ittel fiihren:: J:
.General gommi1dr Der eiiropdifhen
Td9ts IN 4reto. Ger Mmtsontrilt
'rirb Dlitte Nousnltsr erfolasn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-10
Sagcsne1ti8feite,t.
E>s@@ amlaab.

I-I sa*.&* Iulnuh. e
Scr ipaniihe Rriegsoampier ,Marie
Eserelia", tDelder bon ben Mmertlanerl
aepoben tpllroe. lit auf Der Reiie bon
,arleston nhb gtorfolt in einsm
etnrme perloren ae9ansen.
Sn 1sras tpurbe iiber einen 0erfai.
lnnas=3uiab betreffs peniionirung ei.
nes 5leils Der friiberen Gonfooerirter
Gploaten nbaeitimmt. BON nabesl
600. 600 Mablberedti9ten inn 5taat ba.
ben mabriheinli6 nibt mehr als SO, ,OOC
aeitinmt. Ser beiaate 3uiab i9eini
cine Webrheit erbalten su baben.
Die Maliilon @teineutaeIeaidait bal
bic 90hne ibrer Nrbeiter freinilia er=
h6bt. inoem iie Die lebten Winter por=
aenonlmene &eouft,on bon IL ! prosen,
mieoer erieBte. Quh ioll Die 3ahl Der
angelellten um bic Ddlite bsrmebrt tper.
ben.
gu GirferspiIe. O.. erlbob 5bomas
Ganbal ben 18idbrisen Mrtie 5mnfe,
inoem er ibn fiir einen Dieb bielt. Ger
.siinalina batte lid einen Nler1eili9en-
abenoipab MAIDEN ,uollen.
SIN 6auie bon Cscar Osborne, Der
in Mafielo, .. fiirslib ermoroet ,purbe,
6at man $4,000 eefunben. Osborne
bate, tpie es leibt, einem Na6bar mit=
aeheilt, no er Oas @elo beritedt batte,
nnb man batte an Der betrefenoen
StaleHadseludt.
Der Staatssasinipeftor bon sSnbi=
ana erfldrt, er lei nab elmer unteriu=
dun9stour gu Der lleberSeusuns setoms
men, Dab iih oas Snoianer gatllrans=
felo mod in ausaeseihneter 0srfaHnna
befinne uno tein @runb aur Beiiirbtune
einer Abnabme irgeno.uo Dorlieee.
Sn Chicago bat 8. Do1e. Elm Muli=
fer. Trau Bertha @isbel erI1pHen uno
cann lid ielbit cine 3uae. bur1 ben
Ropf seia9t Grau Risoel bate iein
4niimel. ibren gbemann al perlaleu
uao y! nit ihm ourdsubren,len. abseiuie=
ZEN. -s'.'
sSn st. 2ouis.murbe Wallace 9fefpalI,
elm Gampftellelinipettor bon ieiner
Jrau, Die ct tbdtlih miBbanoelt bate,
hurh einen GenoluerIhuB auf ben SOB
per,puuoet. Sic Guael orane Durd
ben Muno in bas Benif elm.
Jn Den orei Counties See, Sc Soto
uno 6iasborn, in sSlorioa, tparen 1897
5l4 Sdscr nit Dem Sang bon glliaato=
rem belddftigt. Sic erbeutet:n l6. .750
alligatorenpelse.
sSiinfunospansia prossnt Der in bie=
lem Sabre III Noro Datota ein9ereidten
gGei6eioungsgeiude famen aus Gem
Staate Stem Yprf. Der sr0bte She'll oas
Don aus Der gtaDt g}em Dort.
eSn Sun 6rancisco ipnroen III un=
|aualih befunbene Mitslieoer oes 5en=
aelee &eainents auf beionoern Befehl
oes Grie9sbepartements ausgemu1tert.
Sobn Sailep, elm 8 Wleilen norolih
BON Wuncie, Sno, mobnbafter betann=
ter GARNER, muroe bon ieiner Nadbarin
5Srall 2eOina 8laf erl6oiien. Sic
Jrau batte ibn bes perbreberiiden Nn=
ariffs anaetlast, 9ailep aber mar freiee-
lproben uoroen.
Gol. Wm. S. Brpan bonn 3. Nebras=
taer @e9iemente bat lih our @ieoerber.
lteauns einen fiiniSebntdsiaen urlaub
srbeten uno Die 0eimreiie nad Qineoln,
Neb., ar19etreten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-10
&turnt lit Ohio.

Ser Gturln. lpelber am Sam1taQ
auh bier bemerft muroe, bat III anoern
3beilen unieres Staates idlimm ge-
1aust.
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clepille. bat CT einen. oem Garmer @ma=
nuel 0alelltin 9eb0rigen Stall ipeaoe.
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falls biz auf ben SOB perleBt. Beioe
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por benz Gturm 9eiuht, lluo Der GliB
idiug bort elm, sleidHitig orei pferoe
t65teno.
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Garmer. ipuroe nad benz 6turm in Bee
|ipufloiem 3ultanbe al Der gbilieotle
pite &oab gefnnoen. gr befanb fid)
auf benz 0eimtpe9 BON Gbillicotbe nod
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Der &eaeniturnl beoeutenben 6haoen an
ben bprtigen @ebdulihteiten anaeri6tei
babe. je0oh tein Yerlult an Menihenle-
ben 3ll per3ei1nen lei.
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fabt. Sic autihe nuroe umgeblaien.
o0ein bic Sniaiien iowobl ipie oas pIerb
|entfamen llnperfebrt.
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Der am @amitoo ,pltbenoe Ne9eniturm
beoeutenoer Sdaoen an9eri1tei.
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ras, Gan Salpooor uno 9lienro9uo feine
lelbfifdn0igeu Rtpllpliten ntsbr, ion-
oern Elm Gtaotenbuno nit elmer Gen-
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-10

n Sn 1einem guh iiber 8ismart
fii1rt Mprib 8uih folaenoe Neuberun=
gen oes peritorbensn Gan,lers iiber Go=
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na6 Golonien. sssbr einai9er 3wed lit,
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2olonien lns in oielelbe Gage brinaen.
tpie Die polniiden goeleute, Die pben
Ssioc unc pelse trasen uno tein Semo
aln leibe baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-10

= Inter ben eroBen Brauern BON
Stem Dort uno philadelphia lit einc
Yewe9une i'm Gano. einen Biertrult
nit einem Gapital bon etipa 80. 600. 900
Collars 3u srhuoen. Der 9itel Der
Gombination, an beren Spite Der Mil=
liondr Yrauer ,Sobn 5. Yeb BON pbila=
oslpbia nsbt. ioa .5be uniteo gaitern
Breneries Co." lauten. Die Braue.
reien tponen bamit Die i'm @anae befino=
libe Belpeauns Der Mirtbe, ibre eiaene
Brauerei 81 bauen, I'M Geim erltifen.
: Ser entbronte Weienf0nig So.
iepb yeiter bon @bieagr bat iid. nad.
bem er feline Griabrun9en in Der Mei.
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gele0t bat. bic Gontro0e iiber bic enor.
men Nocomntlpenfabriten gu prooi=
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Dem Qocomptipenbau oas tpieoergeipin.
nen, mas ct pner pielmebr iein utter
bel Der MISREPRESENTATION 5uIebte.
: Cine spe3ial.Depeisbe BON Berlin
an bic ,Dailp Stems" lnelbet. ooB Elm
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loo3 i'm Commencement Wari1au. lle.
ber 400 Yerboitunsen iino Doraenom-
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-08-18
Continuation Of Tie
gII)GTiCaD Achievement
Previous Reports Attested By DeWeyThe Loss
Of Americans Light.

WASHINGTON. Aug, 17.-The government is in re-
ceip of the following report from the hero of Manila
"MANILA Aug. 13-Manila surrendered today to the
American land and naval forces after combined attack
division of the squadron shelled the forts and ntrench
ments at Maate and the south side of the city, driving
back the enemy Our army advanced from that side at the
time. The city surrendered about o'clock. The
American flag hoised by Lieutenant Brumby About
1000 prisoners taken The squadron had casultes
and of the vessels injured On August 7th Mer
rtt and formally demanded the surrender of the city,
which the governor general refused. DEWEY"
The second dispatch from the admiral had not been
decphered mp They both received early
the day. and after the first had been translated
laid before the president