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COVERED BARNARD.

keep it so closely packed that too rap
i'd heating is an impossibility. A cov-
cred barnyard also affords stock a
chance to exercise and secure fresh air
without exposure to storms and cold
winds, no matter what the period of
the year may be; and for sheep that
lamb in the spring it is just the place
in which they can winter, the opln-
ion of many being that sheep clothed
with thick fleece of wool, as they are,
thrive better on an average when they
have a cool situation. TO justify this,
however, it is imperative that the barn
yard be enclosed all around except
that part facing to the south, with feed
racks for the animals arranged at the
sides. Sheep can be wintered in this
manner with but very little trouble.
Have you barn something like the
upright shown in the accompanying
illustration? If so. attach on the
sunny side of it the addition that is rep
resented, which is in the virtual sense
two wings with a roof spanning both,
the roof space to be used as storage for
hay, grain or other crops: it opening di-
rectly onto the second floor of the barn.
The wings may be best utilized for the
housing of any kind of stock, pigs, poul-
try, calves, colts or sheep. This simpli-
fies the work, other conditions being
equal. Since all the farm stock is gath
cred into one place, and practically I'M
der one roof, tN whole arrangement be-
comes a labor-Having machine, so to
speak, of the highest order, the COW
cred yard thus secured being adjacent
to all the stock quarters: and SO ~; once
accessible to all the stock.
At the front board fence should be
erected-if a tight one it will further
protect the yard from the wind-hav
ing at either extremity gate, so that
a farm team may be driven in on one
side, the wagon loaded with dung, and
then driven out on the other side, thus
giving an easy turn; or, if one of the
wings is but half the length of the op-
posite one, only one gate in front is
required, the covered space interven-
ing between the upright and this wing
then affording a passage in and out of
the yard, and also more room as well
as more light in case the wings are
quite long. This arrangement, fur
thermore, secures constant circula ton
of air through the yard, removing all
undesirable fumes arising, and keeping
the whole pure and sweet, and this, in
my Judgment, is the proper construc
ton, for while it makes the yard cold
er, it will be rendered unfit for use
only during few days of the winter,
and then temporary obstruction to
the cold may be put up at the open
space between wing and barn. If it
faces to the south, the yard will thus be
made practically impregnable to the
frost king.-Fred O. Sibley, in Ohio
Farmer.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-11-03

See there A bad sprain cured; and St.
Jacobs Oil cured it.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-11-03
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money if it fails to cure. Csc.

Eft es te men Diet talk all TEN Diet hat no
tenn to poot en- at tankin.-Denver Times
S11p Il
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-11-03
A NATION OF DYsPEPTICs.
From the Mountaineer. walhalla. n, Oak.

from the Mountaineer. Walhalla, n, Oak.
The remorse of a guilty stomach is what
large majority of the people are suffering
Wien To-Day: Dyspepsia is a characteristic
that we are nation Of dyspeptics."
improper food, hurried eating, mental
worry, exhaustion; any of these produce a
lack OF vitality in the system, by causing the
blood 81, to lose its life-sustaining elements.
The blood is the vital element in our lives
ana an s. should be carefully nurtured. Restore
will vanish and good: health follow.
For example, in the county of Pembina,
North Dakota, a few miles from Walhalla,
resides Mr.. Ernest Snider; man of sterling
integrity, whose veracity cannot be doubted.
He saws:
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-11-03

It is harder work to neglect work you
should q, perform than it is to do it.-Atchison
Globe.
Lawsakes. It cured my aches. St. Jacobs
Oil makes no mistakes.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-11-03
The Doctors Disagreed.

~ became seriously i'll three years ago.
The doctor gave me medicine for indigestion,
but continued to become worse. l had
several physicians at intervals who gave me
some relief, but nothing permanent
Il read in the newspapers articles regard
ing the wonderful curative powers OF DR..
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, and
finally concluded to try the pills. I pur-
chased six boxes. This was five months ago.
The first box gave me much relief. con.
tinued taking the pills, and after using four
boxes was cured"
These pills are recognized everywhere as
a specific for diseases of the blood and nerves.
For paralysis, locomotor ataxia, and other
diseases long supposed incurable, they have
proved their efficacy in thousands of cases.
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The Value of Experience

fWith what gracefully sweeping motion
she handles fam" eyes; she used to keep
the flies off the table in her fathers Omaha
lunchroom. "-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-11-03
One of Them,

eyes, Miss Biddleton is one of our most
celebrated war heroines."
Indeed! What did she do, 60 to the front
as Red Cross nurse?"
"No; she got up an endless chain scheme
for the purpose of providing the soldiers
with ginger snaps" -Chicago Evening News
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-11-03
Do You Want to Live

In fine, mild and healthy climate, where
cyclones and billiards are unknown; where
good rich lands can be bought at low prices,
near cheap transportation and with educa-
cational and industrial advantages? Home
seekers Excursions to Virginia via the
Railway. Write for descriptive book of
Virginia, list Of farms for sale, excursion
rates, dates, time-cards, &c. j. G.. Tucker,
G. N. A., 234 Clark St., Chicago, Ills.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-11-03

He struck it. St. Jacobs Oil struck his
Rheumatism It was stricken out.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-11-03
nm %

is cured to stay cured. At the same
time the general health is built up
and the nervous system is strength-
ened and a power of resistance es-
tablished which is the patients safe
guard against occurrences. Write
to DR.. P. Harold Hayes, Buffalo,
N. Y, for advice. /
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-11-03

"Did he tell his love by word of mouth 90
"Well, not exactly by word" -Town Topics.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-23
sSo 7atan Sen A. St,ii snbrin
Gett fam.

SeIu6et 0Baibingtpn I'm 3
Die Sbio Sruppen i'm 2a=
GER. Grcuriion iiber bic
Yenn1plpania 2inien.
Glne Geleoenbeitt fiir einen angeneb=
men bierten Suli ooer Serien=NbIt Iteber
uno einen gelu0 su Den Ohio SoIoaten
in NoirIar @ourt Soule, @ireinia. lit
eebotcn ourh Die ipeciellen nisori9e!1
Moten=grcurllonen nab 9Daibinaton
ilber Die pennlplbania 2inien sur Ger=
iammluna Der gtotional educational
9lffociation. Sidets gu beIonoers reou=
slrtsn &aten meroen am g., A., 5. uno
=. Su!i oertauft. aiilti9 CUR JtiiGtebr
biz allm Is. Suli, nit oem Brtpilseium,
Die Seit biz sam 81. Nusuit 81 perldn=
germ.
Sine Mnsabl 9erIonen mo6t Yldne
fir cine Teile bon bier, um Die Sebens=
mltrol9felten i'm National=Gapitol in
Nu9enIhein au nebmen uno Yerwanote
lino Srellnoe unter Den Soloaten i'm
Camp 9llQer, nabe @aibington, gu be-
Iu6en. IS miro bies cine quite @ele=
Qenbeit fein, ben 9lorrei6en 8ierten in
ongenebmer @eiIe 81 perbringen. Golle
Nustunft ilher Gdten, 3sit Der 3iiee u.
I. NJ. erbdlt man auf 0erlan0en BON
benz Sifet<9taenten. N. y. Yratt, ooer
BON S. q. Dillon, 8. g. slgent, pitts
burg, go.
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Werntikte Grbeu

Die naffnl9eno ouigetprbereu YerIoren ober bereu
Sroen ooer Werpanoten polen idb oireft Sermann
Wtardlportb @ecbsanlpalt rnb 9eptar 532 unb 534
Stne StroBe. Gincnnati Sbip. ipCnoen ba gtenloub
| anger tbm aniidub 9eben fonn
2ermann Wdrdpprtb be'orQt Die Gin5ebnng bon
na9oenannfen uno alien Grbibaften promptuno bil9.
elf oe nptbt9en WplmdGten aus nno erlanat alle er.
fproerltnen 9ertettlitben nno ftrblibeu 9ocumsnte
2err Utardlportb ~ burb etieu oler3Q11brigen
eerlondeu nno id]rtiben 0ertcbr init ben beutiGcn
grbbafts9eriben nno 9onfen iopie burt ieine olibe
Sfelun9 OILS Der eriabrene nnb 5uoerdiiigite @erres
er IN oslltl9en Grd5atsatben anertauu nnb MIR fie
nelabl9f I'M olrie gerid1tliben gnforoernnaen Der.
MlBter GIeen 81 erlaHgen nno in allen beoeutenben
Slattrrn Imerifas au nerbfentlitben.
Gob. aeb mobl Maria aatbarina ans Uaaulbnro.
@nTrebt Safob aus GDrntpeitbeim.
alnsisr, 9eo wiueler Giiiabetbe 8aroiue aus Ganu.
9areiB, Sob. glibacl aus Sid5tenoera
Srasnnlna. ebriltian. YbiIipp aug Sdlaitoorf.
sersmaann, sss: s Sao,9 Srieoerife aus aappbnsbL
gerde &aul. @eorge aus Gotsbam
@rne99emann taud grueg,nanu seuanuD Safpb 60.
reu3 ols Samelmper0en
9sua, soiepb aus mrone. 9
earferpu &orl anS 9luic.
Settling. MuguSt ans Siertngen.
sSrat, Sob Wiid)ael ans Wooern
eraler sob. SftnriD aus Webin0eu'
@raipnsit' Soaepb aus N8owallit, an8ebl. in MeTt
9aoer sSran8 Gus Gfenblirg.
SanIer. Sob. 3oipar alis Suttlinoen.
Jaeger, @ geo. @ SSel9er. S9 abereIe aus @enemburs
VI.
&rapp, @ottlieb. Ssarplne gfuIne Eorl uno Safpb
Gus &nappbnehL angebl. in Siliuois.
0allTuR, Dlotbeus ans SpettelfuQen.
Seopolo &arl Gbriftian aus 3uifeubauieu.
Snf eIemens ans 9ietelbofcu
Sebmann Safob ous @oettelTnain
Stnoros SoD S3einri) 5rlebria aus SueIbed, amge5l
0super. Sob. Georg aus Oorfmerfineen.
wsneasr; aarl 2s.nT. Geroinano uno Otto Sobann
Wtener Sueeer s9tbeIm aus 9,cuenlanoe
wteebns, eiiiabetb nnS Wtar9aretba aus Sabu-
0eef aubpig aus Sanyad,
WciiHtaur. gapctte aus MucbRubadb. an9ebl. in gem
9Ieifier, Milbelm Spfef ans Sils5od
Gtef gsoIne Dtar9aretba GliSabetba aus siedeubacb
Nolemann, &arl Sermann Yaul ans g8iiteipaiters.
Dprf.
Roeber. Sotana ssrinaun ausuft aus 0Ioenbura
Gteinbrenner 5rlbpIin aus Grleubad) l. g.
S!hptt 9abarins oerm. Snber, ebrone nnb gbrt.
ltof ans Gferleaninaeu.
S,sa..y, ,sobau aus 8ierinaen.
gshuelaer, @herberp sSriebrda aus 2uoipigsburg.
Sausr eabfu non Masoalena gsb. Niiromifp (NitrDs
etrsaba ernft Silus Gus emortau
@Gmtot Mbrabam MnoreoS auS Mltpna
Sbmegmnnn &einrih 9euhen aus gittel
Ahni'las, yitfoIeli5 aug GiBeratb.
ss,omonn. Asne5 8arbara ntogoalena, SmonncI
ssrs'rano, gbuaro sismuno Mab Sob aus 2eil.
gsulisr. Sobamnes ans ssiOSa.
Werth. @rheu RON emit. 4
Meter. Tpb. Gottiob ans @rimmc.
9DieleHborn. Rari Nnhn'ig aus Gbyrnbpi
aeslG Roaas aus Virmaisass uuo Gpariptse ans
! ggt...,W aSespa aus apa!Osueara.
nssn;sr1laiir e; q MsMial'.s a,ss gsenbaneil
llaa sgfsspll 2FsfreE asS h 6ggsltsis. 81 '''s'
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Gin raiiinirter 4mtT.

vs. lleDt aleroIn9S 9ait5 barna6 aus,
bod lit oies mirtlib nidt Der Sal. Sr=
seno Semano tann es beriuhen, Der OH
labmem &iiden unb i6mahell Nieren,
Wtalaria obsr NsspenSerriittung leioet.
Wir meinen, baB er Ii1 iogleiA furiren
lam, inosm er electric Yitters nimmt.
0iele Meoiain brinst bas ganSe SDlten
in ridtigen Ginflans. mirtt itimuli=
reno auf Die 2eber uno giieren, 1T Elm
glutreini9er lnp Elm Nerben=Sonic.
Sic turirt 8eritopFung, &opfweb,
Sbnnadtsanfdle. e56lafloiigteit. uno
Welanholie. Sic 1T rein OeaetabiliiA
Elm miloes Nbfibr= =Wiittel uno albt BEN
Spitem pieoer feline natiirlide 4raft.
Weriu6t electric 8itters lno iiberaeugt
Guh, oab oasielbe @unoer pirtt. ssebe
6lai1e 9arantirt. gtur so Gents per
6lalde in 5. 6. Willer uno 5pDns
Mpotbefe. 3
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RcSn3irte Yrciie na9 beri9iebener
ganftrn am Den Yennislbania
Sinien.

Wpu ben Ienni0loana 2iuieu tperbeu Grcuriipnens
&tdets orrtou mte unten ouge9eben. gSenn audi bic
sTehrl,onen lur ote Werlammlnngen oerIdiebener Sr
pen oerenotet tno 10 fanu bod r8enb cine beliebige
YerIpn StfetS fauien.
Ssod) gDoIbinaton. 8 G., om g., A.. s. uub 6. SuIt.
anlaBlt9 oes n9tauual GonCotouiaI @ociatipu Mee.
ting. Sultt9 our Eiidi0brt bis nno nit bem Is ui
init lpe5eler GrlaubniB oerdngert bis sum 81 Augut
Nad, Gbra9o Sn.. ON l2: nnO l3. Suit aeleaeut6
Der -Dpun9 EcppieS Gbriitian uutun lluiperIaliit
Sbnrb":, -Snltg aur RIdiobrt bis uuo NIT gum 2l.
Suit NIT ipe5leler erIaubniB bis gum 10. slu9uIt.
gtacb Buffalo. u. g.. on l2. 49, IA. nno l5 Suit
9htig 5ur Rhdfabrt bis gum 49, Suit nit ipcsieller
@raubniB perl0n9ert bis sum !. September. anldBlb
fet .Sapilf YonH9 Beoples Union 5nternatOual
Gpnoention".
Nath Saroto9a, q. g.. ON !. uub 9. @ueu eeIeeent.
lid Der ~9oun9 Yeople's @brtitian unlon. u i,
SbnrdN" 3ddabrt om 10. nit ipeSieaer Grlanbuib
perlingert bis nno nit oem 81. Muguit.
Sn Snoianapolis, Snb.. om g. uuo O. @uauSt on,
laBu0 oe5 ~. u VI. NATIONAL Wfeetng" 3iidfabrt
BIZ nno NIT benz Is. ausnIt
Nocb &irbmono. Sub., am 49, uno 90. @uauf oiiIiia
snr ghftaDrt big uno NIT oem 2S. anguft, anldblG]
Der "S orietD OF Jrlenos Conference.
Mat6 Snslanapos 5nS. am 90. 81. nne %. stusuit.
audBitc9 Der r&nigbt Of 1ptbos Srono @ncompnlent
ono Snpreme Spoge Selfpu". Gidfobrt big unb nit
Dem 80 an9ut nit ipeSieer @roubnib perlangcrt big
gum To- September.
gtod Cincinnati om 3, d., s. unb g. aeleoentlih bes
~ u 8 Vottpnal eneampement". @iti9 sur 8ids
Iabrt big nnb nit Dem l3. September nit ipeseler
@rlanbntB peridn9ert bis gum 2. Sttober.
ytab Ettsbnre. Ba.. am g.. o.. TO-. H.. 12. unb 49,
ldBlld9 oes -&nigbts Sentptor 9rcnnal @onclape~.
anT ipeaIleS 9riuden Dtro bic &htiabrtSfrijt b,S
gum 81. Gftober nerlonaert.
gBdarenb Der geriobe rer grrurhunen iperber oud,
9 eironstidcts auscegeben fir ipeSiene nno lofale
SeIerlihteitrn. es'r ndbere auSfunit lrenbe man b
an ben uabIt n 9id Hseuten ber genniplpania 81.
nten over man ipenoe iidb an 8. &. Sillpu 9titrtf
Wplagier Mgent Yittsburg, Ya.
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r2lnna, iparum itidF Du benn
niGt9"
uWeil id MIDI babpn frdnf Iein min
tpie metne G9ulfreunoin, be Wainna,
pelae ben jdnaen @intsr niD ben
Stidbuiten lps ipirb."
nRun, SdEsden, tpesbalb fpielit 9u
bcnn nt6t nit 9einen iGDnen Spiel=
Ia9en, Die Ou gu Oeinem 8eburtsz
tase .befommen bo1t9" ,Weil id Reile
frics', tpenn fe faput jebsn."
nMama, trerbea ale gier geleat2"
nGsioib!" nGber es iiebt bodb aud
Gebeier"
nDas fass i9 Dir. genseI, bauIt
9u itcc5 einmal Define fleine @dpe=
fer, rann befommft Su es nit mir
gu tbun." rNa, benn pfetf' id uff's
icn3e 5amilienleben.A
$50 beurtbeila ben MenI9en nah
bcm eriten Ginbrud, ben er auf MIDI
rtadt." rpapa, ipelhen ginbrud
mahte id benn auf Did, als Du mid
bas erite Mol fabita"
$50 tommen ipobl bic @efpitter
ter2" rMus Srobmutters RnoGen,
8ater. sc fast ilnrer, ipenn bet SEE
pitter ruffaiebt: DE. bat mid idon
lanae in be anoden ielegen."
nMurum berbaut Dir benn Oein
gatsr 70 oft?A rNa, neil er ftdrter lit
aIs ide.
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9iite Der itabtiiaen @camtem.
ttmier ,,&rie9saoeI."

Wlebrmals nurbe beribtet, oas 2an=
oungseorps. wslbes am Id, Stunt bon
Sampa abfubr, lei bereit, in See gu
Ifeden, unb INNER wieoer muroe Die
Qbfa6rt pers69ert. Sbon am 6. Suni
bc9ann Die @inibiffung Der Sruppen
uno bieielben lino oarauf bis sum 10.
SUM on Soro Der Shiiie oeblieben.
9ta1 elmer furSen @r6oluu3 am 2anoe
ipuroen fie bann ipieDer auf Die Sabr=
seuae aeibidt uno baben oann aber=
mails cine balbe Mobe penn niht l1n=
ger in oen ensen Shiffsrdumen untbd=
tis subrinaen miiHen.
Siele Sbatia1en ipre9en gGnbe fir
Die llnfertisteit uno llnfdbis'eit, tie nod
INNER in Der 8ermaltuna bes Seerwe-
iens berribt. Sruppen uno Oflisere
tbun oIienbar ibr Yeltes. seoob Die
Setter oes Srie9soepartenents, oeuen
Die Gorge fir Die Mnsrii flung uno ben
Sransport pbliest, er.peiien cine aeraoe.
su bedneitiaenoe Stiimperbafti9teit.
Sab es 3eit nimmt. um Die Srup=
pen marlhbereit uno Die transport @e=
lesenbeiten ausreidenb au MAIDEN, lit ia
tlar. Sie SerSDgerung alein, 10 be-
oauerliA lie mar. fonnte ni6t entidul=
oi9t iperDen. Dab man aber Die Sau=
ienoe BON Mannidaitsn iisb einidifIsn
laBt in Der Wteinuna. oaB Nlles fertig
lno in Sronun9 lei; uno ooB e5 oann
bod ni6t in Sronung mar, baiiir ldBt
iid teine gnti6uloisuus finoen. IS
beiBt. als Die Sruppeu gum eriten Mals
einSeidifft maten, babe man pl6blid
entoedt. oab es sdn5li1, on Sdan35eus
feblte. yJtan nuBte oas S6anS5eu9.
oas bel jeoer eurOpdiI6en Wtaht sur
felomarihmdbiaen &usriiltunS 9eb0rt,
erlt nadtommen lallsn! .,,,
SnSiuiiben muBten Die beoauerns=
mertben Manni1aiten lanse Sage bin.
ourh unn6tbisertpeiie auf ben Srans=
portoampfern eingepferbt bleiben. in
Qualpoller 2ansemeile uno untbdti9=
feit. in Der 9liibenoen SpnnenbiBe.
Sies lit Die Tolae oauoa, oaB man
Die S0bne anseiebener. reiher 8dter
nit Der 9eituns unierer Srieasansele=
senbeiten betraut, liatt oieielben Den
Sdnoen eriabrener SffiSiere gu iiberge=
ben. uniere Sruppen miiilen Die srOb=
ten Strapaben burbma9en. blOB neil
man in Walbineton itatt erfabrene
Utdnner. 2eute nit boben 9lemtern be-
tleioet, tpelde abiolut nibts pom 4riege
uno 4rie9sanselegenbeiten berlteben.
Sie S0bne ibrer Ydter, unier r4riess=
aOel". iperben Den Wsreinigten Gtaaten
nod tbeuer su iteben tommen.
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Mtaiomcm periOemft.

gs lit setpiB ansanebm fiir Das Dnb-
lifum 81 lpiilen. bas es Elm Geiddft i'm
2anoe 9ibt, oas 1i6 nidt senirt, gesen
Die Mrmen lInb 2sioenben freigeblg 81
iein. Gie Gisentbiimer BON 9r. Sings
Stem Discoperp aegen S1minolnDt,
0uifen un0 grf1ltunsen. baben uber
sebn MilliOnen probeHalban bieies gro=
Ben 0eilmittels beri6entt iln0 baben
nun oie @tnugtbuung 81 tpillen, baB
ballelbe Sauielloe bpu boffnungslOien
Gdllen gebeilt fat. 9lftma, graune,
0eiierfelt uno ole 9als=, gruIt= uno
2ungenleioen iperben Oamit iiher ge=
hellt. prObefiai1en fret in s, 9. Nil=
Ter q GObn's 9lpOtbefe. Regnldre 6rD=
ben Soc. unb ST.. Sebe sSlaihe garan=
tirt ODER oas Gelb 3uriifgegeben. 3
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gSMGIcns Mrnifa gaibe.

Sie bette GaIbe in Der @elt fiji
S6nittlpunoen, Gefdtpiire, Salsflub,
6iebermunoen, 9tusfdlas, ailfseiprun-
gene 5dnoe, 6roiibeulen, 0iibnerau9en
uno ole 9outausi6ldse, iotuie tie be-
itimmt 6amprrboiben beilt. Sic miro
gorantirt, Die bette 3ufrieoenbeit su oe=
henL coer oas Gelb miro suriidgeseben.
Ereis 25 Gents per Sbabtel bel 5. s..
WilGcr & Spbn.
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sama9e. lirrb0ie Yerione,l,

geplast bon SoifnungslnEgfcit lttlo idetten Sx6n-
men erjdbpenben MuShien 0lienerreiben. Btnit-
9iiicfer. uno Aephneraen. 6aarallsfan Mbuntwe nes
GshnrS nnb GeiihtS. &atarfb. Mlo9enbrufe1r @ffbl.
peritopfuna Mliib9fett grrbtbeL Slttsrn. %crafIos
pirM, MengffiihEeit nnb 1rnbEuM erfotxen 0as fsu1
,,JmArnnreMsn" ipie einfudD nnb biui9 je 8y1AIifb
Gebeitt uub pplle Ueinnbbett. jnQenblide tife nnb
sfrphtInn mieDererInngen tbnixn Cana uene8 9fiIs
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-23

"Daily. fExcept Sunday. fFlag stop. meals
Dark Faced Type denotes time from i3 90 TO u 90
midnight Light Faced from u co midnight to 10 90
l.. f. LOREE EA. FORD,
General Manager, General Passenger Agent
ii-2S-gz-I PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
For Time cards, rates of fare, through tickets
baggage checks, and further information re-
garding the running of trains apply to any
Agent of the Pennsylvania Lines.
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SOs. 333 and 33S connect at Wellsville for
Steubenville and Bellaire. Nos. 33S and 3A5
connect in Union Station, Pittsburgh, for the
East
BETWEEN BAYARD AND NEW PHILADELPHIA.
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nente Deitihe Seit
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-10-13
HON. WIN. ALDEN sMrTu

Congressman VIM Alden Smith will
address political meeting in the
Opera House Monday evening. October
/" The mere mention OF the fact that
ne Is to speak will crowd the hall to its
fullest capacity.
Mr.. Smiths record in congress is a
brilliant one and mis- well known pro-
nounced views on the currency tariff
ana other questions involved in this
campaign, together with his method Of
presenting them to an audience will
assure an interesting and instructive
argument. Let there be large and
rally by every voter in
this vicinity
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-10-13
JOHN l.. ASHLEY.

The first lecture in the course which
was to have been given Saturday night
by Rev.John F. Ashley was postponed.
but by some mistake in the telegram Ia
That effect not reaching him, he came
saturday, and on learning the situation
would have returned on the next train
over Sunday he essnaed occnpafeedd tie tt69 puI6... |.
OF the M. f.. church Sunday mornino
ana In the evening at the Baptist
church gave a lecture on "Boomeranps
and Mirrors. Mr. Ashley is a man of
high scholarly attainments, indeed he
could be nothing less and hold the
chair OF president of Albion college.
Ills lecture was forceful and bristled
with depth of thought that evidenced
broad and cultured mind. He talked
Tor an hour and hall and the large
audience would gladly have remained
another hour had he chosen TO sneak
that long. Mr.. Ashley will fill a later
date in the lecture course and he will
certainly be greeted with large aud
lence so well pleased were they with
him.