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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-17
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I1eb. Dieier Eogt tpulntn Dte
beiben tlnaebIiden MiiiiOndrs, iDtlge
in DiebenbOfen pDr aur5sm Dtrhalfst
.porben iparen, lin bus hifl. Ht5Irisges
fdnaniB eingeliefert. Oitielbel1 fpdren
BON bief. GefGngniBbeanlten dn
9abnbof in Gmpfdng gtilomtneH ritD
i'm SeIenpasen nah benz grDBen9 9oiis
ie in Der GsfdngniBftrabe, iibergelltrf
norben. sic iruaen mob BITE geiflicne
aleibuna, afer onn ben eiiernen rto<
ienfrana", ben bic Begsllten per sts.
herbeitsbebo-ben ibren pflssebefo1Ies
ren an5ulegen pfle9en.
Der Director Der fgl.s 6od]idpule tiir
MuIit, profeffor Or. SoaAim in 8err
lin, bat dus bem Grtrdg beg BY gDren
lcines 6O=idbr. aiinitleriubildnms psrs
anItalteten syeiteoneertes ben Betrae
ron 1000 Mf. benz 5traBburger Gots
tbebenfmal ubertDiefen.
Mn Der 5hlantbausbriide iDnrDe
ron sfiffern bic 2eid)e Der IN Der
6riebbofftrabc ipobnbaft geipeleners
Sbefrou ssSquierbo, geb. Gatbdrtnt
Wsib, Sc Sabre ali. aufaefnnben nnb
aa1 ibrer 8ebouIuna Derbraht. DIE
@erlebte ioE 1hon felt langem geifttg
seitDrt fein. Morgens I'm 3 ubr be-
.nerfte biefer Sage Der gbemaftn bds
Jeblen 1einer Grau, fpelhe tbren ghes
ring Dom Singer ge5ogen unb anf ben
Slid oelegt bate. gr gina aus. nm
lie gu fuhen, unb fanb fie erIt, als man
lie bereits als 2eide aus benz MaHer
oe3paen hattie.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-17
orpremBess.

80nigsberg. 0errn Sc
beimratb profeiior Or. Shabe lit
anldblih ieines 50idhriaen Dottorils
bildums Der Hothe Nbleroroen aipeiz
ter Rlafe nit gifenlaub uno Der
3abl so perliehen tporben.
Wf ublbauien. Grtrunfsn lit
Der 6ofbeiiber Mmling in Oeutfden=
borI in einem 5eid,s auf feinem Selbe.
u. toar ibon laaae frdnflih uno
fpnnte fid) nur an einem Stode fort=
betpesen. Wabrfhsinlih lit er beim
Srdnten oes 8iebes ausgeglitten unb
in Den Sei9 aefausn.
Nenlih 95enos 9eaen 10 ubr be-
merfte man einsn inddtiaen 5euer=
1bein am 6immel. Gs brannte in
Scm gum @ute Sblpbien gebDrigell
9orperf @piben etne @heune ab.
Werhrannt 1inb $40 Shafe, pel6e
man, nahoem tie aerafden paren, tn
Der Sdeune aum 5rcdnen unterge=
braht hat!e.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-17
@eifpreuken.

Danais. Wie perlautet, eebenz
fen Der &Dnia unb Die a0nisin pon
Gabien nacb BEN Stapeuauf bes
neuen Rreusers in @tettin 0erinssz
borf inb Oan3is au beiu9en, unb
stpar tperben bic IGhiifhenMaie]tdten
nit @efolse, sufam,nen 19 perfonen,
Mbenbs nit benz pommerfhenSH SHneGz
5use pon 9eringsborf fommeno. bier
anfommen unb i'm rDanaiser 9of"
ahfteigen, no fir iie bic erite Gtage be-
itent lit. Der 8eluh bes a0nigspaaz
reg In Dan3is pirb apei Sage bauz
ern.
Marienbure. - Oabier rpur>
be Der Yoli3eiieraeaat Mlbreht auf
Mnorbnung bes tDnialihen Sberz
Itaatsantpeltes in Marientperber burG
ben Neutrality-suspicious. berbaftet. u.
ion pegen perfuhten Sittlihteitspers
brebens an feiner ernablenen 5oAter
in Dolse elmer Mnseiae befAulbigt
fein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-17
GdtleS.ut8sHoItteitt.

Riel. @ebeimratb GrIpp=GHen
faufte bic beiben Grunbiiiide Dii1tern=
trpof "a unb 56 fir bic Sunlnle bon
$50 900 mt. bom Marine Sffi5ier=
,gaiino. Das 9aus 81 fDG abgebro=
den unb neu aufsefiibrt perben.
plDn.s Sn Der lebten GisGnq
Der ftGbt. gollsgien purbe Der llnbau
pes .friiberen @pmnaiial S1ulsebGuz
bes befinitip bei6loiien. Oasfelbt foll
NIT elmer pcllitdnbigen Nitbtrbrudz
Dnmpfbei5ung nod benz BON Der Cir
ma Wieie & 3iefe 6amburq porliez
qenben plane unb aoitenanfNug. TO-
,rie auh eine tupferne 5auga unb
Drndpumpe NIT Drummer dnselest
.perben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-17
Oefferretd1 d1s1tMa1t1k

Mien. - Der SifhlereebilfeBdr.
tholcndus RoH, Der srpei SFruuen be-
ieitiat bate (bie 2eihe Der eirten tpnrs
be in gremen aufacfunben) unb NIT
Der britten na1 Mmerifa airg, tpurbe
auf Requifition Der Miener Studts-
anpaltfdbaft in gbieaao perbaftet,
griinn. - Mnna 0eiser, @aitz
fpirthin in 2lulpib, tpurbe in ibrem
S6anf3immer erItohen aufgefunben.
Ser Morber fonnte btsher noh lliht
entbedt tperben.
Yubape - eeSn Gftergon (Roz
mitat Gram lit bds Stubenhndbden
2aura Deinca unter benz 0erbadt Derz
baftet tpprten, Die i'm tor. October unz
Ter rerbdhtigen Mnaeihen perftorbenen
atpet Rinoer bes 9rafen 0abit 8ar=
focsn pergiftet au hapen. 2aura 6einc5
qeiionb nocb bartnGdiaem Gengnen
Elm, brei Seinber bes @rafen Sobann
6abif 8arfocsf i'm ror. Sabre nergifz
tet au baben. Yon ben peraiftetenainz
bern senas zines, atpei itarben. 9aura
9eire3 pergiftete audi Dor eSabren ihr
eigeEes Ginb.
8ablpna. IN ben Webereien
in Sannpalo, 0eiIenDorf unbShum=
burg bauert Der Streif i'm bisberigen
9(usmabe. peiter. Die ben Mrbeiterr
bon rem unternsbmuneen anssbotene
1Oproeentige 2obnsrb0burs tpuroe
BON ben Qrbeitern nit Der @rfldrnng
suriidgenieien, 10 lange i'm Streif au
oerbarren, bis linen cine 20procentige
|, 2ohnerhDbung bepilliet nerbe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-17
@rattMf1weta.

abenhauien. Gin be-
bauerlider llngliifsfalI ereisnete iif)
in Der Sbongrube Der 3iegelei BON @e=
briiber Npbbetpia bier. Bon berabs
ftiiraenben @rbmafen purbe Der NOD
i'm iugenblihen Nlter itebenbe Mrbeiter
Rreiter aus Betersbiitte perfhiittet.
9robbem fhnelIe 6ilfe our Stelle ase
tpeien mar, ipuSbe Der 8erungliiGte
toot aufgefunben.
6ehIen a. B. Mefer. - 0on Der
6eraosl. areisbtrection itnb bic gum
9abnbau erforbsrlt6en @runbltiide
tor unferem Srts iebt Der 8augeiell=
1haft begin. bem 9a5nbauzGomite gu.
eetDiefen iporben, nd9benl bic fiiralid,
ftattgebabten Werbanblungen ergebs
niblos Derlaufen 1tnb,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-17
8aier.,.

pfaffenhofen. Bon Der
@rpbnlutter erbriidt fpurbe Elm ettpu 2
Monote altes MGbhen bes &aufr,
nlonns 3. Bed. Die bodbetugte Grdu
belt bds Rtnb auf benz Nrm nno tru9
tS I'm 3imnler berum, als iie einen
G6DGheanfall befam unb gu 8obeN
ftiirate; babel fiel iie 10 ungliidlih aus
bas Rinb. buB btefes erbriidt tpurbe.
Starnbera. Das CONNER
iheater btsann iiingit feline 9uifon.
0errn Director Win3er lit es aelungen,
Gin bortreffli9es gniemble gu geipinz
ten, bas iiA in Der 8orIteuune bon
@ird=pfeiffers ~Dorf uno Staot'
porftellte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-17
MthWefaa

8oltigen. = seSn elmer Der leb'
ten NdHte brannte bier Der grobe
8auernbof 8armen bpllitdnbis nteber.
Sin Ie6aebnidbrieer 3nabe blieb in
ben 5lammen; oesalei9en mebrste
@tid Wieb. Ser ShaDen lit srob.
Oelsberg. gu Ho4emaiion
BEL Oelsbers brannten bier aneinanz
bersebaute, nit Sdinoeln bebedte
9auernbDfe nieber. Oas 5euer
sriff 10 raid Inn ii6, bab fait nt4ts
gerettet tperDen fonnte.
Ssiinffirhen. Der 2itboz
graph 0ohrein unb Der Mehaniter
@oepil ipuroen peaen TGli9ang bon
3ebrsuloennoten, lpeldbe iie auf pbotos
srapbiidem Wsee tdufdenb na6abmz
ter unb in GROCER Menae perbreiteten,
perbaftet.
0eiben- Dunant, Der greiie
8eoriinber Der @enfer Convention, bat
BON 1ter aus Der i'm Saas Deilenben
8aronin bon @utt,ler eefhrieben, ct
itek auf benz StaNnpunfte, Dab bic
Genfer Contention, pelhe por 38Sab@
rem elm Sell fir bic Msnfhbett eetpes
fen, iebt unter Der gintpirtung Der coz
.loHalen umipdl3unaen auf bem friegs,
tebniiben Gebtets aihts nebr aus5uz
ri6ten DermDhten
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-17

@nher. ni:r cir1ilIirt hd3
geriiM, boB @ubell Mnsiiht huhen
snG, niebsr Militdr III befrmmsn. O.
I'm fih Inn bic NerIequna zines Ioynz|
'ianterie- Antninnns elmer unferers
Nad,tarhdbtes honDeln. Wie melt 5i6
Die Mohr1eit hieies @eriifts beitdtiz
aen fpirb, reruaae nod Nismanh all
beurtbeilen. iebenfalls nber bari auf
grDBes Gnteeaentnmnlen Der itdbtiz
fhea BehDi ben gerehnet nsrnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-17
@Irtteutber9o

Gblingen. - Die bielisen biir=
serHhen Gol1esien baben III bantens=
tpertber Weiie ben Bef9lub sefabt.mit
einem &oftenaufipanb bon 100000
Sc. elm neues MGb9en1dulbaus erftel=
len gu laiien. poburh einem ldhai ge=
1iiblten 8ehiirfnib Rehnuns setrasen
rirb.
peter5eIt. D.M. Obernborf.
3ur Na1taeit brad in benz con orei
sSamilien beipobnten Wobnbaus mil
Gheuer bes 9obtensrGbers stephan
bier aug Bis jebt unbefannter llr5e1s
Sseuer aus. bos iih nit srobc, S1nels
lisfeit ausbebnte limb bas gar3e Mnz
tDeien ir Ml6e legte. Gom Mobiliur
fDnrte nur trenig ia Giherbeit ae=
brad)t tperben. Raum bermc1ten Die
Betpobner bas nadte leben ali retten.
BON ben 3 Nbgebrannten iinb nur 2
berii1ert.
Nabensburg. Sn Hoos. 8.
u. Quuttird. lit Elm syfiigel bes berrz
i4dftlihen Detononliegebdubes niez
bersebrannt. @ntitehunssurIa1e ui,=
befdrnt.
ny Nteblingen d. .. - Der felt
mebreren 3agen bermibte Beneb;ft
@aur BON l1pflamDr ipurbe tcbt unter
eii1er tburmbpben Gelspanb uufaefun=
ben. Ct fAeint bei Nadt IRE gelnufen
unb dbgtItiir5t al fein. \
s lbingen. gin brei5etniSbz
-tger Rnabe, Go6n bes HauernM Malter,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-17
&ebettSpuer,t.

Sc ns entirasb'l. 9ier tnur~
be uilter benl 0or}ibe bes berrn Sber-
antmunn 5reiberr p. sSiirltenbers ber
feitherise 8iiraermeiifer, a6err 8ers
ndro StauB. aun piertenl Mals tpiez
Der 9etpdblt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-17

3nifdenabn. ssn benz 9in=
terbeuie bes 0errn 3ifhlermeilters
9artmann mar iiinaf sSeuer ausgee
brohen. @liidlidyer.peife tpurbe es To-
fort gelOfbt, ba ionit bel Der herrz
i6enben Minbri6tunq Elm iebr srobes
51dbenfeuer entltanben pdre.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-17

syrauftabt. Maipr b. @e9fo
pom hieiigen 3. Battalion bes Nsgi@
inents Nr.58 tpirb nah Meb als Gomz
nianbeur Der bortigenGrieesl Derz
lebt.
Rrotofhin. Sn 5moIaep
brannte Die 8eftbung Der 9duslerin
Mtttipe Gplared total nieber, nobel
aipei5hpeinc umtamen. Die i'm 0aus
Il tDobnenben bret Jamilien, tpelAe
trdbrenb bes Geuers in ber, Stride. 3u
tcbierno paren, finD Dolitunbis OBJ
ouhlos.
9edfeI. - Der 8arbicraebilfe Si=
niedi bon bier. Der benz 8arbierlebr=
ling Gfipinsti BON bier aus ieinem
berl4lofenen Roffer 80 Wart entpenz
bet bate, ipurbe bon Der Straffammer
gu Shneioemiibl nit 6 Monaten @ez
fdnsniB beitraft.
Oitropp. Wan elaubt, oab
lnier Railer in bielem $oerblt auf Dem
Gdlob Mntonin our 9iri9iasb fomz
men peroe. Sir Hab5iipil, General
abiutant ullieres Rdiiers, Der Beiiber
tes Sasbfblofes Mntonr, ioll bereits
ieinen bortieen 8eamten in SDlse bes
beporitebenbsn faiIerlihen 8eluAes
8efebl sege5en baben. bas Sa9bi4lub
elmer sriinbli6en Renppiruns gu unz
tertperfen. Das bufelbit bcfinblthe
iaabbare Stanbtpilb ptrb auf ca. 200
Stud geihdbt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-17
Nseteaeater.

nunncper. Vie Waterloofeier
ber bur4 Grlab BPM "a. Sanuar nit
Ten alibannpberid nNeginentern per>
bunbenen bief9en @urNiion ndbm ei=
snen gldn5enben Werlonf. Muf benz Mas
lfrlpoplabe faub cine Ydrabe f6mntlts
der Megimel.tsr nutt. DIR conlmanbi<
tenbe General bes je6nten Mrmeetcrps
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-17
NbeittpfnIs.

4 5peper. Wseen 5ittli9lei!sber.
,brehen erbielt ber 16 Sabre alte Satt-
Ter unb ,gapeaier 5riebria Drnmm
ron bier BON Der Straffammer yrans
fentbal 3 Mpnate @efangniB.
Oie sirana S. 8. Strotbof uno.
5ohn bat einen, Mrbs;ter Gg. S,eifer.
uno brei Mrbeiterinnen ie 200 MGrf
als 6eident iiberreihen laiIen fir 25-
iGbrige nit Sreue unb @ifer geltiitets
Dienite in senlnntem Gei1dfte.
DIrfbeim. Win5er pb. 6uuer
fnufte bas BON Maurermeiiter 5.
gernbarb Observation-Disclosures (9ins
terbers@5tr. neben s. Qippert) Urn
$500 Marf.
@ermersbeim. Wie perloutet.
iinb bic bieiigen D0rritiperte I'm 4OO.&
600 Mt. an Elm Berliner aoniortium
iibergesangen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-17

lisf ~ bsr f40nittn araanns prrz
grdmmmGbiS.
0enertfn1ft meffet.
Oier tpurbe Dem 19idbrigen Nrbetter
Sebnerf DOn larpertsbailfen Der linfe
Hnterdrtl pollltdnbig BON elmer Maz
fhine aerquetfdt. Der wsbauernsperz
the iDurOe IN pas 5pitat nad Darln-
itdDt gebrabt, mo cine Mlnputntion
bes Mrnles pprgenonlmen tpurbe.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-06
AID OF VETERANS IS ENLISTED
Miss Gould Asks soldiers of spanish
War TO Join the Campaign
Against Roberts.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Adjutant General
Liller of the Spanish War Veterans has re-
ceived the following letter from Miss Helen
Gould, dated November 2:
'If the matter commends itself to your
good judgment and you have not already
taken an interest in the Roberts question.
1 hope you may feel willing to do so. MIR.
Roberts, 1t seems, has at least three wives,
and advocating the principle he does, he
should not, we women think, be allowed to
have a seat in the highest lawmaking body
OF our land. We realize that what we think
cannot carry tho weight with congressman
that communication from voters would have
and we earnestly hope that men who sym
pathlze with the movement will be will
ing to write to their congressman or cir
culate petitions.
81 have never before taken any active
part in any political question, but this
| movement is for the protection of the home
and OF women throughout the country and
l am glad to use the little influence | have
| for what | believe to be righteous cause
/ trust you will pardon me for troubling you
| but you soldiers have been so good to me
| l am venturing to call your attention to q
| matter that interests me deeply Enclosed
you will find some Of the leaflets on the
| subject issued by the League for Socia
| Service. HELEN MILLER GOULD"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-06
Magic city GOssip.

All of the saloons In the city will be
closed on Tuesday between the hours of s
a. and p. m
There Is to be a meeting of the Board of
Education tonight. If there Is a quorum
the session will be short
The women of st, Agnes church will
serve dinner and supper at Twenty-fourth
and n streets on election day.
A meeting of the board of stewards of the
First Methodist Episcopal church will be
held at the pastors study tonight.
Tickets are selling rapidly for the concert
to be given at the First Presbyterian church
Thursday evening by the Misses Christian.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
A. Wright, Nineteenth and M streets, was
buried at St Mary's cemetery yesterday
afternoon.
Candidates were unusually busy yesterday
afternoon. Friends of the republican can
didates worked hard in various parts of the
city all day and reported good results.
The regular monthly meeting of the city
council is billed for tonight, but 1t is not
| or three members will meet and adjourn to
either Wednesday or Thursday night.
The Denver Stockman says: 1.-THE char
acter of the cattle going to market from
| the ranges indicates the nearness of the
end of this seasons run. The stuff Is
mostly odds and ends. with but few beef
cattle and the tailend of the roundup
| There are a few cattle back yet, but they
| have been held for the later markets ii
hope of better prices
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-06
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells ella So.

Davis sells glass.
Sherraden makes photos $3.50 doz.
Wesbach burners at Bixby's. Tel 1873
Budwelser beer. l.. Rosenfeldt, agent.
Perry pictures. Aexander's 1893 Bway
Dr. Stephenson. Merriam blk. room 22l
j. j. Stewart Is in Chicago on business.
Schmidt photos are guaranteed TO please.
Mrs. +. 1. Bullard and son are visiting in
Chicago.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs John Mergen, a
daughter.
Removed, c. e. Alexander & Co., Art En-
porium, to 1893 Broadway.
. G. y. Jacquemin G. Co., jewelers. and op-
ucans, 27 South Main street.
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry, 7i Broadway. Phone l57.
w. G. Estep. undertaken. 2S Pearl street.
Telephones: Office. 81; residence. 80.
G. s. Byers returned yesterday from Mis-
souri, to vote and work for the republican
ticket.
Vic Keller returned yesterday from Logan
TO take, part in the Fifty-hrst Iowa recep-
tion today.
The Misses Laura and Anna Peterson of
Hawthorne are the guests of Mrs George
" Girls void.
Sheridan coal makes large flame and
clear fire, but no smoke SCOT nor cllnkerS
Fenlon Foley, sole agents.
John Bacon, colored, Is under arrest at
from Joe Tannahill Friday night.
DR.. r. II. Hare of Oskaloosa is in the
city, accompanied by a fair-szed delega-
tlon from his town to greet the Iowa
soiuiers' ,., ,,,
are in the CITY the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Canning Mr.. Wilson's son William is a
member of COMPANY l.,
r w Reckman n former newspaper man
of this cIty now with the Sioux City Jour-
nal is in The city visiting friends and to
meet the Fifty-frst Iowa
Crrtis ~ Enovy,,,e 10 IN tho citv
20 attend tbe S renantInn Mr Snrtis was y
suot,,on - asornan,, n ,,,,t NO. ,a5on sicir
d and had to to return return from San Francisco 0'''
NJ ,d NIr. yyinaio ora a,,,u,.or
former1v u ~ this civ nun now W. ,ivinS AZ
Innn,aiiss W. ~ r ~ ~ a,,,, ts ~ 80.
lara LARAMIE ,N, ,Wgo;, are IN me city TO NEE, meet
~, 1o uyst,i'tiI 10 I, ,a d hiehioei Vi S'h
P'ny -, r,y ,rs " st iva.
James Wolf, workman employed at the
Peayey elevator, IS at st; Bernards hos
pltal, suffering from n badly crushed FOOT
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-06
FISH THANKS ENGINEERS
President of Illinois Central Pleased with
Work on Fort Dodge Line.
FORMER MAYOR SWIFT TO BUILD DEPOT
He Has Also Secured the Contract for
Building the Depot mt Dcnison-
To Commence Running Trains
in Two Weeks.

Now that the entire track between Council
Bluffs and Fort Dodge on the Fort Dodge &
Omaha railroad has been laid the company
expects to commence running local freight
trains by the 18th of this month No at
tempt to put on a passenger service viii be
made until the work of ballasting the road
is completed and the track in hrst-class con-
dition. Should the weather remain good,
so as to permit the work of ballastng 10
continue at the present speed, passenger
trains will be running into Council Bluffs
over the new line by the first OF the year.
The work of ballasting the track is at
present proceeding at the rate of one-and-a-
quarter miles per day. Some thirty con-
struction trains are at work laying the
gravel and FIVE immense steam shovels are
scooping the gravel out of the pits.
President Fish Of the Illinois Central has
| written a personal letter thanking the en-
| gineers and all persons engaged in the con-
| struction Of the new branch for getting the
| tracklaying done with such remarkable
| auickness. In his letter he says the time
! made in laying the track makes new
record in railroad building. Special thanks
are extended by him to Chief Engineer Sloan
and c. e. Grafton, engineer in charge of
the construction of the road.
Although no formal announcement has
been made yet by the company 1t is under
stood ttat former Mayor Swift has been
awarded the contract for building the COM
pany's passenger and freight depots In this
city He also has secured the contract for
building the depot at Denison. The time OF
commencing work on the depots here is un-
certain, owing to the claims set up by the
Lake Manawa and East Omaha Construction
company to right-ofway on Avenue A al
the point where the company intended to
erect its passenger depot. 1t is said how
ever, that negotiations for a settlement be-
tween the two companies are now pending
Stations along the line of the Fort Dodge
G Omaha railway will be located at the fol
lowing points: Council Bluffs. Cradle
Roden, Logan, Woodbine, Dunlap, Dow
City, Arion, Denison, Deloit, Ellis, Wal
Lake, Arvon, Yetter, Mosley Rockwell City
Richards, Kneirim, Tara, Fort Dodge.
Sidings will be established at Clara Scott
, Orr. Willets, Wright, Haley, Kunze, New
com, Brogan, McCloy, Merry, Beals an
Oman. Most of the sidings have bee
/ named after the engineers in charge of tn
construction of the road.
t Wanted-A kitchen girl Good wages
: Mrs. George Keeline, 1888 East Pierce street
Coles Hot Blast-a warm subject
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-06
Mrs. Pinkham's Advice Saved
Mrs. Hayes From an Operation.
[LE1rER TO MRS. PIsxHAM NO. 64,as3l

DEARMRs PINKHAMLWords cannot
express my thanks TO YOU for your kind
advice to me in regard TO my health, I
had been running down in health for
about seven years, i had doctored
with good doctors and taken great
many patent medicines. My trouble
began when my first child was born.
/ had very hard time and after it's
birth would have severe flooding spells.
"After my second child had very
good health until last winter when 1
again became pregnant and suffered
very much and mfscarried. 1 came
very near dying, and the doctor said 1
must have an operation. which fright
ened me very much, and concluded to
write to you for your advice, and take
your medicine. Was troubled with the
whites, great pain in back and hips,
sometimes when lying down or sitting
was unable to get up. Would have
such pain in groins could hardly walk.
- can say have never seen any
thing SO wonderful as Lydia E. Pink
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letter, 1 remain, sincerely yours, MRS.
MARY HAYES, HARDINsBURG, KY"
Letters like the foregoing should
convince everyone that Mrs. Pinkham's
advice is certain help.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-06
Republican Rally ut FraneIS's Hall.

Republican Rally ut FrancIS's Hall.
Republicans to the number of 100 or more
met at Franek's hall, Twentieth and S
streets, Sunday afternoon, and listened to
speeches made by well-known republicans.
Judge Dvorak presided and first introduced
Anton Donate, who spoke in Bohemian. Mr..
Donate called the attention of the laboring
people particularly to the change in the
conditions and times since William
Mckinley was elected president and
confidence had been restored. The work
ingmen were urged to continue this prosper
Gus condition of affairs by continuing the
republican party in power. Mr. Donate
urged everyone to vote on Tuesday for a
continuance of prosperity.
Chairman Dvorak next introduced Edward
Rosewater, who spoke for some little time
in Bohemian and then delivered an address
in English. The fallacies of Bryan and his
theories were discussed at some length
and those present were shown that pros
perity only came after confidence had been
restored by electing republicans to office.
Candidate Holcomb was scored and a
| number OF incidents related which went to
| show that Holcomb is not a fit person to
occupy high judicial position. In speak
ing Of Imperialism and militarism Mr.. Rose
water said that If Imperialism was to come
from annexation 1t would be due to the
course OF the democratic senators and Mr..
| Bryan, the former having voted for and
| the latter worked for the passage of the
| treaty Of peace. In protecting life and
| property in the Philippines President Nc
Kinley is only doing his duty the same as
he protects the lives and property of those
| in Alaska or New York City.
The discourses of both Mr.. Donate and
Mr.. Rosewater were well received and tell
| Ing remarks were frequently applauded