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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-05-14

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-05-14

We will do your laundry work on
short order withoutout extra charge.
Peerless Steam Laundry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-05-14
Range of Prices.

Furnished by the John F. Donovan
Commission Co, Room 5, Columbian
Building, Topeka, Kan.
Chicago, May IA.
Article Omen High Low Close Yes
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-05-14

The Old Maids convention, Hamilton
hall, Monday evening next, May 16 q.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-05-14
Cabs
and Carriages

may be engaged at livery office
located in corridor of Dearborn
class and at rates prescribed by
ordinance. No extortion. The
man with the red cap employed
by the Santa Fe, will direct you.
Question him.
w. J. BLACK,
Gen. Pass. Agt.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-05-14

Ranges of Prices on Stocks
Furnished by the John F. Donovan
Commission Co, Room >, Columbian
10N''i0''''' New York May "A.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-05-14

Won cany buy or sell anything
dealt in on the principal exchanges OF
the country through US. Direct wires
Quick service. Reasonable margins. Or
promptly executed References:
National Bank of Commerce K. G.
commercial Bank, st. Louis
Central National Bank, Topeka
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-25
FAREWELL RECEPTION.

A large number of friends gathered
at the residence of the Rev. Eilic X,
NJ. Jones last night to bid farewell to
MIR. B. l. Staples, who left today for
Ohio on account of his health.
Misses Nellie Gale and Eva Scott re-
ceived at the door, and the ushers were
Robert Mckenzie and Miss Annie
Holden. The reception committee con-
sisted Of the Rev. Il. X. NJ. Jones, B. |.
Staples, L. l.. Snow, chairman of the
trustees, and Miss Kate Bowles, presi-
dent of the Y. p. G. L. while the table
WAS presided over by Miss Wheelock
and Miss Fannie Gale.
The evening quickly passed in con
aversa.iaa- aud. tAa- gathering broke ny
at ten O'Clock.
Mr.. Staples was presented with "
handsome Bible and a sum Of money n
il oken of friendship aMi respect from
his many friends.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-25

dressed the whole outside skin of ,h,
i''mo' with considerable flesh attached
fell away. ''''''
Inc doctors took between thirty aui
torty stitches In dressing the wound
When out from under The influence n,
anaesthc'ics Mr.. Emslie was raying al
me Time. The physicians were at tho
mousse about three hours. They soif
that Il Mr.. Emslie lived till noon there
would be about an even chance of hi,
recovering from the shock.
ll:25 A. MIR, Emslie died ut H..
10 this morning from heart failure eau.
sed by the nervous shock of tho accident
He is mourned by an aged father, VIM.
Enslie OF Wartle, Scotland; a wife,
Mary Ann five sons, William DR., Peter,
Alexander, John and Charlie; two
brothers Peter in South Africa, and
Alexander of Quincy, Mass; and two
sisters Mrs. Youngson of Aberdeen,
Scotland and Mrs. Adams of Warlle,
Scotland. The brother from Quincy is
expected to arrive this evening and the
funeral arrangements will not be dclri ely
arranged till he comes, but it will
probably take place Sunday afternoon.
MIR. Emslie has been in this country
for II years past, most of the time in
Barre. He has been engaged in the
granite business for IA years past and
was one Of tho first Scolchmcn to locate
here. He was in company with Mr..
Killman, now deceased, at first and for
the past two years has been associated
with Daniel Mcleod under the firm
name of Emslie & Mcleod.
MIR. Emsie was one of our leading
business men and will be missed by
everybody. The whole community ex-
tends sincerest sympathy to the pros
trated wife and family in their terrible
aflliction. Mr.. Ems!ie belonged to
Operative Lodge $50 of the Masons in
Aberdeen and was a charter member of
Clan Gordon o. S. G lie was insured
for $4,000 in the clan and carried IL $1,000
policy in the Northwestern Masonic.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-25
TERRIBLE
ACCIDENT.
William EmSlie
Dead.
CAUGHT BETWEEN FRIC-
TION PULLEYS THIS
MORNING.
He Died From the Shock and
Injury at l1:18 This
Forenoon.

A very serious accident occurred at
7:l0 this morning at the Barre Steam
Power Cos. engine house on Blackwell
Street.
William Emslie, of the firm of Emslic
& Mcleod, granite manufacturers, went
into the engine house to start the caps
tan, but as the boom was up nearly
perpendicular it did not drop. Mr..
Enslic stepped over among the machin-
cry to start the pulley by hand. In
coming out he made mis-step and
caught hold of a narrow piece of board
which was overhead. This broke and
Mr.. Emslie fell between the pulleys.
His right leg was caught Oh the back
side just below the bullock. George
Hall, the engineer, saw him just as he
fell and running out into the yard called
for help, returning to stop the engine.
The small friction pulley was running.
but the two large ones were still. The
men came rushing in and in three min
utes from the time he fell Mr.. Emslie
was released. lie was conscious up to
lulc lIluc, DVL It's boOI 40 tAC oklhS boAs
was cut and the pulley stopped turning,
he tainted.
The injured man was taken to his Of
flee and Drs. Reid and Braley were soon
on the scene. Stimulants were admin,
istercd and hyperdermic injections OF
strichnia and morphia given. By that
lime hack arrived and he was taken
to his nome on Vine Street.
When they GOT MIR. Elneslie home
there was no perceplible action OF his
heart and the doctors worked over him
for an hour before it beat with any
force. As soon as he had rallied little
from the shok ether was administered.
An examination of the injury revealed
that it was very serious indeed.
The space between the pulleys whcre
the limb was drawn in was only about
An inch, and the small pulley was turn
inr till inst before he was taken out.
The outside of the right leg was cu'
from point about midway between the
heel and knee up to The bnttock ana over
nalf way round The limb on the BACK
side, making split from loto ~ 'hches
long. Below the buttock the skin anu
some flesh was peeled off of surface
about eight inches inside; the s!rlp Up
narrowed down to about three lnches on
The calf of the leg, but the muscle here
was torn off down to the bone Inc
grinding action of the small pulley n'.'' m
6,Jlv lacerated the skin and muscles
When the injured man was 'urne" w w
his left side so the wound could oe
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-25
Bargssir, NO. 5.

We understand that $2.75
is the price for Boston Rubber
Boots. That will he .our
price also.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-25
RECREATION SiiOOI.

The Thanksgivins-day shoot OF the
Recreation Gun Club was ned at their
club house up Gunner Brook. There
were a dozen shooters and very ell
iov.ble forenoon was spent in wlnging
clay pigeons. ,h
The program carried out was sub
s,anlially the same as printed in our
Wednesdays paper. viii stuart won
tho chicken in event four, and .: f.
Perry in event six. Harry Hougn1oa ton
and George Stuart chose sides and
Stcw,rts side won by three birds. None
Of the men had done any trap shoo'nS
for six months so the scores were not re-
markable. The club will have aho'nef
shoot Christmas day
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-25
Bargain No. 5.

Fifteen pairs cf Boys Tan
Shoes. Regular price $1.25
and $1.50. For this week at
75t.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-25

A dispatch was received this morning
.ollino ihe where abouts OF Charles
Hendricks the alleged bigam'st.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-25
Bargain No. 1.

All ofom last years Ladies
Felt Slippers, prices ranging
from 75c. to $1.25. At one
price, 75c.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-25

Bear in mind that these prices
are good for Friday and Satur-
day only.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-24
JstibjaBrss Nnfan8 int Woro'
tueStett.

Ourpn, 9. g., 81. Mdrs. Gin Big
sarb iit bier i'm @anse. Der Wino fonlnl
oirett aus Noroen uno bat elne @e=
ih,uinoietslt bon 40 Wtellen in Der
Stunoe @r treibt ben SAnee in groBen
Wolfen Dor iid ber uno treibt ibn 81 tie
fen @eben sulammen. Sas Wetterbu-
reau batte belonoere Warnungen erlaI=
len, in oenen Der Sturm angefiinoigl
muroe uno man aluubt, baB Tieb nui
menie pber feinen shaoen erleioen ipirb.
Der Sturm erItreft lib iiber ben nDoli-
den uno Den mittleren She'll oes
Siaates.
yarrenspiae, Minn., 81. Mdrs. Sir
beftiger S6neeiturm besann hellte Nab'
mittae nm 2 llbr. Ser Nino bat ein'
8eihwinoiefeit bon 60 Weilen in De-
Stunoe. Ser Sturm miro poralsli6t
lih Die sanse Naht anoauern.
Sarge, 81. 8, 81. Idrs. Ser erit
sigentlibe Yli5saro bes Sabres berrfAt,
bier beute Nbenb. gs bat inon in
2aufe bes Saaes seidneit uno be
Sdnee miro umber9etpirbelt, 10 ouj
gtiemano cine Sano Dor Musen iebel
fann.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-24
Stu bIimocr WcIcbxter.

gs Qibt III Den Ser. Gtaaten sinsn
sausQsaeibneten blinoen llniuerlitdts-
proIeHor. Sos lit 0err 3. s.. Gomps
bel. iiineerer orbentlider profellor sssy ~
quantitatipen MnafDIe uno WletallItassss
an Der llnioeriitdt bon Wibisan sl ss..::;;ii
Mrbpr. Gr perlor iein Wuaellibt 6urh
eine grplpiion BEL elmer bon ibln DorNe=
tiomne.lan @osanalple i'm ,Sabre 1892.
bebielt nber nidt ilur feine Stellung,
ionoern lit ieitoem bonn 9iilfs= gum Dr-
bentli1sn prpielipr aufaeriidt. @r err
bdlt iit auf benz 2aufenoen in ieiner
WiI1enInaft, inoem er iih bon ieiner
Syrau, ieinen Bebiilfen uno Stlloenten
porleien ldbt. Geine 8ortrase bdlt er
nab III er9abener Sbrift Qeoruften
Wanuifripten, pbwobl er oieielben faum
n6tbia bat, ba iein geiibtes @eodhtniB
ibm geitottet. ielbit aanse Seiten poll
3ahlen frei bprsutragen. uno ole Heiltls
tote Der uebungs=Nnalpien ibm 10 ae-
ldufi9 iino, oab er gu ibrer lleberipa6.
ung bes Nugenlihts ni1t beoarf. Mnd
1T er qliifli1er WeiIe ourb oas bon
ieinem Batter. Hrofellor Der GeAte an
Der llniperiitdt 9lnn Mrbor, binterlaNent
unb ibm ppn ieinen @eihluiltern mad
ieinem llnfal bobhersiger Weiie gdns-
lid aboetrctene SermDgen nidt ouf Den
griperb anaenieIen, uno fam aus lei:
nem 8ebalt feline Niiilteuten besablen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-24
4spDa8ra BEL Den 0itett
Ne0hbfern.

gyer eiipa afoubt, bic @iht lei cine
2rantbeit reueren llrfprunas, mag lid
aus bem foIgenoen glrtifel zines beliertn
beleb,er.
gei ben 9usgrabun9en dgpptifner
Goniesgsdber fiel benz 0eiter bieier Qlr-
beiten bic eigentbiimli1e Gtellung auf..
in Der iih eine Der Wnmien beianb; er
|idifte lie bober an einen bebeutenoen
|ensliiben Ifst 5ur nnteriudung. Das
@teleti ifammte na1 Dem llrtbeil Der
Sadtunoi9en aus Der 3eit Der 5. dgpp-
|tilhen 9pnaifie ilu0 bat oemnotb beute
Elm 9llter BON rllnb $500 Sabren. Das
8erippe 3eigte BEL Der llnterinbung an
oen @elenten fdlnmtliher Gno1en Yer=
dnberun9en, beren Gntliehuns benz 9lr3te
nidt stpeiIelbaft iein tonnte: Die Mumie
entbielt eben Die Nelfe zines 8ibttran=
fen. 60 bate bas Giefereelenf einen
auf bas 9Dppelte bersr0Berten Gelent-
topi, ferner seisten lid am &anoe Der
@elentfldher unebenbeiten uno nad
aubcnbin fnptiae &nobenallsuiidie.
Die Wirbel eridienen abgefladt uno
Der Gnohen mar iiberaa ppr6s. gnf
oieie Wsiie moren fdnmtlihe Welente
tbeils pertiimnert, ibeils NIT 9lllSluiid=
len bebaitet. Nuifalleno par Der Tuno
elmer foeenannten o9lauenbano" auf
Der lirten Selte. Sieis Griimmung Der
6ano bling augeniheinlid init einem
Srud oes Gpeidenbeines am llnterarm
suiammen. Mertiuiirbiger geiie ba!
man nan 8atterien aeiubt, Die ben
franfbaIten 3ultano oes alten Negppters
auf Dem Getuilien baben iplltell. sSn De,
Shat fnno man ourd aeeiancte 6drbe-
mittel basillenartiee Fjebiloe; 90 oieis
aber mirtlihe Yatterien linb uluB nobl
Iebr beSlpeifelt peroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-24
&nut btaigcn SanOe,

uber nongelnber @inluallberuna in
Soutb Carolina fdreibt Die in @bar=
leston eriheinenpe Geuticbe 3eituna:
g8ie febr Der Staat Ginnanoerer be.
oarf, seiste bieier Sage Elm Verfauf
BON 2dnoereien in @barlsIfon uno Ser=
telep Counties. @s murben in Ghar=
Teton @ountp 1860 Nder 2ano auf
4uttion pertauft uno brad)ten nur
$6755, tpdbreno in Yertelep gountp
1861 glfer fir $2205 perfauft tpurhen.
Die 4dnoereien iino in Der Ndte Der
giienbabn uno fir ale 3iuede bienlih.
Gin Bauer. Der 100 9lfer bon pielem
2anoe beIiBt. lam unabbdngi9 leben
unb alle feline 9rooufte in @barieiion
ableben, no ifete Nddfraee nod Siibs
nern uno giern, putern unb Butter
unb Semitic 1T. Wann miro Der Staat
fur @infpanoerer iDrgen, Die aus bieien
Gdnoereien Elm paraoies idaffen tDnn=
ten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-24
Gin 2ebemS=We

Die ipunberbariten &uren trerben
td9ltd bon Or. 8ul's Suiten Syrnp
9emad)t. 5rdlllein slnnie SmarL pes
tersburG 8a. ,ihreibt: "Mein 8ruoer
bate einen fetr fhlimmen Nniten une
mir slaubten er babe Sdipinbiudt,
bod ipurbe er bon Or. Bulls .Nulfen
Sprup furirt unb jest lit ct tpphl unb
geillnc. Sc 1T bas beffe Wtittel lit Der
Welt." Or. Bulls Suffen SDrup
fcifet nnr 25 @ents, feline anbere Mes
b3irl tpirft 70 raIh unb fder. Dcctors
en- uub slpotbefer empfetlen i'm.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-24
NieT8e Setriigereien.

@aibinatun, 8. g., %. Mdrs.
0urb cine gnsabl Sanfen in ct. paul,
Wtinn., muroe Die 3e9ieruna benah=
ridtiat, oab &egierungsclerfs, ipsl1e
in Verbinoung nit Der &Dmmiilion
lteben. Die Die Yerbeiieruneen i'm oberen
Williilippi unter 2lufiidt bot, in heim.
lidem ginosrltdnonib unter einanoer,
Die ganfen i'm lebten Sabr um mebr
als $4,000, 900 betrogen. inoem fie
3eitwebiel fiir Sienite ausfe0ten, Die
ME geleiifet muroen. gDie perlautet,
iollen Die 8anten cine Soroeruna ali
Wergiltuna MAIDEN, bod ioa oas 8siet
in oieiem 5al aegen fie iein. Die &e-
gierung miro Die anselegenbeit unper-
siiglid unteriuhen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-24
&otte,sfreie Wiuett.

Sdidt Cure NDrefie an $. g. Budleu
q &C., gbicaao, uno Sbr tDerbet eins
freie Muiier-S9a1tel BON Or. Ginas
ytew 9ife pils erbalten. Gin 0erIud
miro guG bon ibrem Wertb iiberseuaen.
Sieie pillen pirfen leibt unb iinb Be.
ionoers gut bel 8erifopfung unb Ropf.
tpeb. ssiir WoIaria uno 2eberfransbei=
ten iino iie uniibertrsflid. gs tpirb
earantirt, DdB He frei fnb BON allen
t1dbliAen Gubffan3en unb rein Deaeto=
bilii9. Sic iGmdden niHt, fonoern
betplrten, baB oer Nngen uno bic Gin
getpeioe In Aftion tosnmen unD ildrfen
bas Gpifem. @eguldre Wr0be Csc Der
Sha9teI. wesiauft Bel s. s. Wliler &
Sobn, Npo!beler. 2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-24
2iite Der itabtii9em Heamtrn.
GuitrGMber.

Ct. 2ouis, Mo.. l9. Widrs. - Ger
poitsSnipsttor 8ieo lit bena6ribtiet
iporoen, oaB in Der gaht gum 6reitaa
Der @sloldronf oes goltamts por
goonsbpro, no, aeItprengt uno UNI
@elo uno yriefmarfen i'm 9Dertb bDn
mebreren bunbert Sollars beraubt NOR.
ben lit. 9ie @inbreber iiedten na9be,
oas @ebduoe in grano uno %. %.
WbDte, Der Yoitmeiiter, fam beinabe in
ben Slammen um's 2eben. Srei fremot
Mdnner, an9eblih @iebbinoler aus
8lasgow. Wo., teben i'm @erbabt, Der
&aub ausgefiibrt gu baben uno es Jim
Setettios ab9ei6idt iporoen, I'm lie eir-
3ufan9en.
Spdter tpuroe 9emeloet, bo6 aud oas
pohamt in @uba, Sanias, um 8elt
uno Sriefnlarfen beraubt morben Tel,
pie es idelnt bon ben sleiden @aunern
Srei Mdnne,, Die nit ben an9ebli6er
8lebbdnolern ioentlid 81 iein ibeineu,
lino bort bon Den Yiireern oerbafte
poroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-24
ttebertriift oem &Ionoife.

9err VI. 6. Sbomas bon Marpspille,
5eras. bat cine wertbuolere gntoefs
ung aemadt, als biz jebt inn Glonoife
Der Saa mar. Seit mebreren esabren
lit ct i6redlih OH S6minoluft. be-
gieitet bon 9dmorrboioen uno tpurbt
BON Or. Sings gieip 9iscoperp fir
S1pinoiuh., 9uiten unb grfdltunaen
pollitdnoig furirt. grertldrt, oab @olc
i'm gersleid nit oieisr punoerbaren
Sur penis Wertb BOT, lelbf penn bic
Slolde Der Meoi5in bunoert Dollars
foltete. Nltbma, gron1itis uno alle
0als= nno 9ungenfrantbeiten meroen
politio tnrirt burh Dr. Sings Seem
DISCOVERY fir Sdiuinbiudt. 0eriuds-
faiden frei in s. 6. Miller & Sobns
Mpotbete. 3eguldre @rOBe so @ents
uno sl.OO. 2ur garantirt ober preis
suriiderifatiet. 2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-24
Mbtiir3nss6 pes sDeees mad)
@IOttOtt<.

Ndtbnn GtruuB in gaetu g)orf, oet
Mgent Der DDeo-2 -2lonbite 7ransporto.
stion Co." fur ben C|fen Der Ser. Gtaa.
ten. maHt befannt, 6ab Die bon gbil.
toot pab gebaufe 8rammab. Habn fertio
fir ben poifagiers unb Gradtperfebr
tel. Die ileue Uabn fdbrt BON Dpea
Ina6 2ate Qinberman. Dieie Gtrede,
5u Dersn BeiudItigung bisher 80 SAGE
angeifrengten unD befdperIiden Mars
i6irens erforoerIi1 mar, lam iebt
mitfels ber 9rantpopsHabn IN eirem
3dae 5iiriid9eltDt trerben. Nuf Der
Dobn f0nnen 80 9Onnen Trodt Der
Eag bef6rbert perbea. Die Rotten fir
paKogisrs HELEN fi9 auf 3,pei DriiteI
ber bisberigen Rofftn ptI1s ben bie
Strede 3u GuB 3iriidleasnben @oIblu-
dern eripu6Ien4 4ie 6erjfef(unQ ber
Dabn. bic tudb}eflD ber Itbten QDo16e
Dem @srfehr ilbef0 ipDrDfn IN bot
5 9l0nait n a}fprll6 aeilonIneil.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-24
0rdBlid)e Temersbrmmft.

Butte, Nlont., q. 9Rdr3. 8as
6ale-6oile. Elm breiltOfises 6ebduoe,
IN tpelhem Die glrhelter in ben 9tnacunoo
Gupferminen logirtell. tuuroe belitf
Wog9en burh Neuer uollitdnoi9 serit6rt
DIS oas 6euer ausbrah, befanoen lid
800 Wdnner in Dem 6ebauoe. gDie es
beiBt, ionen 25 perionen in ben Slam.
men umaetommen unb unaefdbr Spe
Wal 10 piele gum She'll idiper perleb
pproen iein. Ser finasielle Shaoer
bel1uIt lib auf $50, 900.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-24

Ser 8opeott Der @bineien in Butte,
Don't, ieitens Der Mrbeiter- Organilati=
onen, Der felt mehreren Sabren anbau=
ert uno CUR 3eit unteriuht uiro. pirb
In elmer tDihtigen, internationalen 6rage
reiultiren. Oie gbineien berlangen
ndmlid bIrd ibren Geianbten Gntibd-
oiguna bon Der bielisen &eaierung. ba
ibre @efAdfte burd ben 8opeott total
ruinirt iporoen ieien.
Snfolge Der unborlidtigteit zines
Mrbeiters aerietb elm Gladsinuppen bes
Gutes Mlt.Bornebufen IN Qiptano in
Branb. Die 2eute bolten G1nee, uni
bas Geiler au l0fhen uno fdloiien babel
Die 9bar in bem @lauben, Dann leidter
bes Branbes Serr tperben 3u f6nnen.
6iinf Mrbeiter, bic bonn @au9e betdnbt
tpurben, fonben ben Musgang ni1t mebr
uno Derbranrten; Elm feAfer 1T hoff-
riunslos tranf.
Yor mebreren Wo1en perbrannten
3ipei Weilen .6lflid bon 9erartana. Mrf.,
Ssrau Sobn gor unb zines ibrer Qinber.
Man 9laubte Damals, oab bic Grau
|obnmd9tig ipuroe uslb in bas Qamin
|fiel, tpobei ibre 9leioer. tpie out bic
W;eae. IN tpeldsr bas Gino lag, ssener
|finaen. Sebt ,pur0s ie0ob Der 0atts
IuIlb Batter auf Die Mnflnae bin perbaftet,
Ole 5roil utlO 0as Rinb ermorDet All
baben. ..
= *gmerifo BAT trDb jeiner dnI@tinIi6en
Suqeno bos urdlteffe G9lantfel0 Der
Melt. I'm Mrianioshnife I'M Snbianer.
Qebiete bat Der MltertbumsforI1er prof.
WdIters Elm GdIoGtfeIb sntbsdt, ipeI-
nes rei6Iin 20, 900 Sabre aft isin mllB.
Oort Iieferten iid bic Dugeltauer unb
Wldpos In lsrtogen cine G1la1t. IN
inelmtr na1 ben gefunbeten lleberreifen
3u idlieBen. tueniofens rs. 600 wldnn
gefdlen iein flufen. Wsi einem Dur6.
ifin I'M Ghorfa Q0nbe liieB man anf Elm
prdbihoriideS Grdbsrfelb bon 80 Mdtr
Musbebnung, DaS tpenigifens rs, 900
Gfelette entbielt. Die @ddoeI fparen
eingd6lo9en, lirb rllanGe nit M6ots
pfeiIeu bnr6I6oIitn, Die 9obtea mas
ren I'm Sanbt berf&arrt; uber hieienlI
S0nbe o6fr ldQeu 5ipei gatl3 btrs
jdieDeue 0eoIooii9e G6i djserl, bis f&I
n I'M @erIQuft Def leBtem ~ dhrinlls
I lfes asblIeE "! ll1 9aess Y! 3! 5sg!s1! q ooo \?
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Gin Ss;nier SsresmD.

Mar fam pirflid, init ocllem Nedt
bas beriibmte Saloation Sel eirett
suten Sreuub nennen. Diefes oorSllgs
lihe Qiniment Yertreibt ipfort ale
ShmerSen ipeld,e purd, Hbeuu,atiSs
mus Dber GeuralSie berpcrsebraht
tperben. Serr Scbu M. 6aIb slfdlanb
@a., fhreibt: "Sh lit febr ppn Nbeas
matismus i'm gnfeL j"epd, fpurbem bic
Sdmersen ipfcrt 90. -fnaticn Del
oertrieben, ,es bob bic 9inl.., fung nnb
furirte mid, pollfommen." Y ,atiDrt
Sel fcltet nur 25 Gents. 8erin.. es.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-24
g3nGleus Nrnifa gaibe.

Die bette Salbt in Der gEelt fin
S6nittwunben. @eibmiire, SalSluB,
6iebermunben, Musidlae, aufseiprun=
gene 9dnbe, 6roitbeulen, 9iibnerauger
uno ale Sautausidldge, ioipie iie be.
1timntt Sdmorrboiben beilt. Sic tpirr
sarintirt, Die bette 3ufrieoenbeit su &c.
ben, ober oas @elo miro 3uriidsegeben.
Preis 25 Gents per Sbadtel bel 3. 6.
Wti(ler & Sobn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-24
0oIo ttno GiIter tut Weers
lua1er.

Stem Oorf, 19. Wtdr3. = Sn Der bic.
iiaen 9lliap-Sffice lino 90 llnsen Sul.
lion ansetOmmen, unsefahr aus einen
Orittel @olo unb spei OritteIn Silbel
beitebeno. i'm Wertb bon unsefdbr $40.
Das Metall murbe bon Der glectrolntit
Warine Salts gompanp bon yolton aes
geihidt, oeren Yrdiibent, grtbur 9.
3pan, bebauptet, bnB es in Nprtb 2ll.
bee, Maine, aus Dem Geeuaier gemor=
men tpuroe. ueber bic .glrt uno WeiIe
lpie es getponnen murbe, 1T borldufio
nidts betannt 9etDoroen. Das Metau
niro unteriuht nnb oann Der preis ba.
fur beifimmt Deroen. y
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-24
Tagrplan Der Ncm Ybilabelpbia.
lthridlSnillr Strakenbahm.

Gie 5trdbeubobmwo9en sebeu bon Morsens $40 bis
abenos SEQ nou jeber ber seiben etaote ab, ausse-
nDmmen Gouutaes, ND Der erite Maeen erit ITO obs
sebt. Gamtaas uHo menn oifentlide Gonserte eeee.
ben pcrben eeben bic lesten Waeeu nm 1920 ab.
sic geageu fpmmen in beiStn Stdoten ie10wltn,i
ten na leosr etnnbe bon 7ltbr miprgens bis 10 lib,
Mbenos an. #g
speSieae a9a9en fir sosen, Sbeater, @eieaf9after
&C. perben bel Der Stnnbe beaabn.
Senauer gni4nB an Die 3hse Der pan SanbI
@abn III 9enn:ion.
@. 8. W ithener. Supt.
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ssrei fur Id)uad)e Mannrr.

SD werbe leoem Wanne foitenrei cine 9rpbe Der
SetIinitte enoen ole mir be poe Wfanneseraft fpie.
Derberaeitea boben. naboem aie5 anbere ieblaeida.
gen bate. 0ieie Meoi3in beifte mid polltdnbig opu
WerluIt Der Sebensfrlt Utnn9el on Starfe nerpbier
Shipadbe nno b6ieu Srdamen uuo ipirb sic ebenIr
beilen. Sie tonnen es ourfb cine Anfra9e erlangen
Senoen Sic mir Sbren 9tamen unb Nbreie beutc ,ba
oies Hit ipieoer erld)einen mag. Mlan idlebe eint
Yriefmarfe be. Aoreie Carl j. Dalter 4OS Wtaiu
mic Senlple. &alama5oo. Nfid.
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sDaily. fExcept Sunday. fFlag stop. iMesis
nary raced Tvns denotes time from 10 90 noon to n 90
midnght Light Faced from IL 90 midnight to IL 90 nocn
L. f. LOREE, E.A. FORD,
General Manager General Passenger AGENT
ii-1S-n.T PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
For lime cards. rates OF fare, through tickets
baggage checks, and further Information rer
Agent OF the Pennsylvania Lines.
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GlebelanO, 00raill &
@beeling vt. Vt.

Tabrpion In 8rait ieit BEN 16 Wso, 1897.
gIepelann 1abnbof am Guhe BON eiinsaDaKernraBe.
Giblib aebenbe 3iee.
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Nos. 3a0 and 33s connect at Wellsyille for
steubenviIle and Bellaire. N0s. 33S and S41
connect In Union Station, Pittsburgh, Ior tue
East.