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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19
McGinnis Nominated.

Corning, July 19.-At the convention
of the democrats of the Eighth dis
tricr, held here yesterday v. r. Nc
Ginnis, of Leon, was nominated for
congress. The resolutions endorse
Bryan and the Kansas City platform.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19
siq Western Blaze.

Pomeroy, Washington, July 49,
Yesterday the most disastrous fire in
the history Of the town caused losses
aggregating 100000. The fire origin
ated from gasoline cigar lamp in
saloon. The county loses $4,000 by
the burning Of the court house.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19
Nebraska Hanging.

Lexington, Neb., July 19.-A hypnot-
list will be hanged here tomorrow for
committing double murder. Frank
l.. Densmore will be the victim, hay
ing murdered his wife and man
named Fred Lane.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19
FREleHTs in COLLISION.
Bad Wreck on the Milwaukee a. Cow
ington.

Cedar Rapids, July 1s.-Conductor
Lewis and Engineer Boone of Mil
waukee freight No. 81, west bound,
were slightly injured and two fire ten
wheel engines and two cars were bad
ly wrecked in a head-end collision at
Covington shortly after o'clock yes
terday morning. Neither of the en-
'gines left the track and the delay in
I traffic was only brief. Engineer
Boone and his fireman saved them
selves from terrible injury by jumping,
as a steam pipe burst and would have
scalded them seriously if not fatally
had they remained in the cab.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19
AMALeAMATloN is DISCUSSED.
Two Great Labor Federations May
Consolidate Into One.

Two Great Labor Federations May
Consolidate Into One.
Denver, July 19.-The amalgama-
tion of the American Federation of La
bor and the Western Federation Of
Labor was the subject of discussion
at todays meeting Of the executive
committee of the American FEEDER
alton. The agreement will be put to
vote by the Western Federation and
passed upon by the American Fedora
tion convention at Louisville in De.
cember. The executive council of the
American Federation appropriated a
thousand dollars, and levied an assess
ment of two cents member on all
unions for the benefit of the locked-out
cigar makers of New York City. The
assessment affects 100000 members,
realizing $4,000 for the strikers.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19
Cholera on British Steamer.

Malta, July 1S.-The British steam
er Borneo from Calcutta, has been
quarantined at the island of Canine,
in consequence of five deaths from
cholera on board during the voyage.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19
Reminder Of the Fourth.

Davenport, July 19.-Ben Fort, aged
II, and Reuben Ross, aged 12, both of
Moline, are suffering from the lock-
jaw as the result of wounds received
on the Fourth of July from blank car
tridges used in pistols. One other
case has occurred in that city.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19
FELL INTO LIME.
Baby Falls Into Barrel of Lime and is
Stranded.

Traer. July 1s.-Albert, the little
4-year-old son of Hans Drew, a Ger
man farmer living six miles southeast
of this place, fell into a barrel of lime
yesterday morning and was strangled.
The little fellow had dropped stick
into the barrel and was leaning over
the top to recover it when he lost his
balance and fell into the lime head
foremost.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19
swedish Municipal Festival.

Rockford, ILL.,, July 19-The annual
festival of the American Union Swed-
ish singers opened there today to con,
tinue three days. Over two hundred
singers are present
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19
Rowina Races

New York, July 19.-Edward Ten
Eyck is expected to win the single
SOULS, and with Lewis in the doubles,
will be the champion of the day at
the National Amateur Regatta which
will be held here today.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19
To Fill a Vacancy.

Sedalia, Mo-, July 19.-The republi-
can congressional committee of the
Seventh district today nominated Har-
ry H. Parsons, of Marshall, for con-
gress to fill theayacancy caused by the
dealth of Hon. Leslie Grear.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19
Rutcher Commits suicide.

Burlington, July 17.-(SpeciaD-
Sam e. Hindeman, a butcher commits
ted suicide early Sunday morning. He
blew out his brains. Dependency
over sickness and family trouble was
the cause.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19
Exports Decrease.

Washington, July 19.-The total
value of the exports from the port of
Havana for the first six months of the
year, as compared with the same peri
cd last year, show decrease of $519,-
100.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19
Annual Reunion.

Pen Mar, Md, July 19.-Delegates
from four states, composing the re-
form church are present at the annual
reunion here today. Much interest is
attached to the gathering.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19
Troops Encamp.

Washington, d. c., July 19.-The
troops of the District of Columbia Ma
tional Guard today are taking their an
nual summer encampment. They VIII
return in week.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19
Gathering of Postmasters.

Dallas, Texas, July 19.-An excellent
program will be carried out at the con-
vention of the Texas Postmasters
Association here today.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19
SERIOUS IOWA FIRE.
Unknown Man Found Dead on Mil
Waukee Tracks.

Waukee tracks,.
Dubuque, July 1s.-(Special.) )-Fire
wiped out a block of five buildings in
the village of Lamotte, Jackson coun-
ty, this morning at 4 o'clock. The
loss is $4,000; insurance $4,000. The
origin was in pool hall and is a
mystery.
An unknown man believed to be
Dojteck Sticha, of Chicago, was found
dead with hole in the side of his
head on the Milwaukee track, Wednes.
day, at Preston.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19
DECISION FOR NEELEY.
Judge Lacombe Says He Cannot Be
Extradited Without More Evidence.

New York, July 19.-Judge La
combe, of the United States circuit
court, today rendered a decision in
the case of Charles F. W. Neeley,
charged with having defrauded the
postoftlce department in Cuba, in
which he declared the mere presenta.
tion of the indictment cannot be held
sufficient for Neeley's extradition, and
that further testimony must be heard
when the case comes up on July 23.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19
CREAMERY BUSINESS DYING OUT.

FARMERS ABOUT CIIhton start Raising
Beef and Pork.
Clinton, July 17.--According to indi-
Citations the milch COW will be thing
of the past in this county in a few
years. The farmers here milk only
few COWS and the local creamery bus
ines has had it's day. All of the grain
raised in this county is fed to cattle
and hogs. Farmers of this county are
raising beef and pork. They say it is
more profitable and does not take half
the work required to make butter.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19
Bank Advances Rate.

London, July 19.-The Bank of Eng
lands rate of discount advanced from
three to four per cent today.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19
Gold for Europe.

New York, July 1S.A million and
a half in gold bars will be shipped by
tomorr4Is steamer to Europe.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19

Hunt; PrivatesS Chapman, Cooney, Des.
mond. e. Gelser, Larson, Milver,
NJ M'Conegal, Penney and Rickers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-26
Ser @ablifreit in &entudB.

Jruntfort, SD., %. 9lpril. -
grz@ouperneur Sraolsp rsi6te aeitsrn
i'm 2lppeq9of al5 8ertretsr D:r uatergsz
pronetsn rspublitdniidtn Staatsbeam=
ten cine Qlppelation gsgen be in leBter
Np6e abgegsbene Sntitrioung oss
9rsisridters gantriG Elm, tpona9 bic
bs5si6neten 9eam!sn bic 6etrsffenosn
9(emtet ni9t inns baben t0nnen. Die
QGppendtion sritredt itd uuf alIs Con-
teItfdGs, NIT AusnQ6me Oes bon
Srsdinribqs 9e9en pratt, 9rutt, bsr
republifanifde Gonieitunt fir oo5
g(mt als 9ensralantpalt, bat auf stne
9lppsaation psr5ihtet.'
8aibineton, .. g., 25. Npril
- 9ounrnsur Saplor bon Ssntudp
5eigte Ii9 geltern i'm @ibungsjaale oss
9unbesienats,. Gr litb ith auf feline
OistuIlion Der Situation in SsntutD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-26
0et: S(ljlOa(5e,
Der ,Kran6e,
fart unb geIunO gemadt bEr3
Or. RaOmaD's
Sur(apari((iun Ie(o(Uent.

Stou Grppitn bon saginparlan 8,iplptus
tbtjlt ourb Oas @lut, Sblptis uriu unp ano.rs
sSlilifQfsten oes Spfcms GCbsrstroit nit; oeuR
er critBt Den 8srbrGu6 Der ROrpsrfraitc nit neUcm
uuo etiunotm WlatsriaI. Srppbtln @usi,brure
Sppbis, unoebciltt ODER bl,tt turrte ecneriide
Rrantbtiten in ibrtn peritisotneH isprmtn Genbct
10 G mtg fir o0s iluitrirt, 9u1 sRaOpaD iibtr
nenG'ibe Srantbeiteu0, Standardization, Rrcbs
in Der atble uuo i'm Wunot runners, Ruct,n in
ben Srutn uub unosr,u @beiltu ots Sorptrs boie
augtu, NusfluB aus ben Cbreu uHo bic itlimmte
Gorm pon Sauttruufbeitsr, Gruptionsu, 0unoiicz
Der, QtbDOrtnc Sopit, 8iuoDitrmsr IbJS
Grpfpelas, Nius itipurIt gunftt i'm Hl,iib, 9uz
mOrs, trcbsdrtgt @ruddlie, frautnfrdntbtittn upo
1a: lbnlbenotr unb ibm,rIlihn ausiuH, Rabt
ibpeis, nd6tli4t 9,rluie urO ole ptrbrauttet
Rrdftt ots RDrpers ubrbaupt lieatu I'M 9rti6
bisies g8unoers Der mDOsrreH Gbtmie, uno tiu
msbrtooer @tbrnub Dro itber 9tricn, bic Is
benist. fir irgeuO elm. oieier 4raufbtlt.n, ibre
e,tunlti0, 6roit, fe III btilsn bcptiisn. gDcur ,s
benz Qati,nt,r Der tGeli6 Ourb ben 9erluF bon
Grditen uno itsts iOri6rtittnOs 3tritBure ess
ibtpdtbi ipirO, QtIirOt Dtitn Grlittptrlut Gnlus
balten uuO Ourb ntuts Ntotuinl ous s,iuuotm
Slue Iu trltben uno biss niro SariapariIlidH
tbuu, oarn lit cine ptiurq otnib, oslu fptnn ens
mol bicie arsrti jbre g8rfurQ btaiunt uuo es ibr
eslinQt, orn @crlut Der Saitt Ju oumnocrR
bonn rirb bic g0itOUberIttQuHq rdpio itin uub its
hen 3a9 iublt fb Der Notitut beitr ip,rDeu unS
idrttr bic Vohrunq oerOaut fb b,N,r, Der appctit
btrbsiiert fb uuO Gleiit unO 8eRtt rtbm,n iu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-26
eie Giieninbuifrie.

9irmtng6 Jam, 4la., 25.Qprif.
- GrIen6utten6eIiBer oe5 Siioens ers
tldren s5 fir d6Turo, baB eine llrIads
fir pl0Bli6es Wei6en Der Yreiie fin
Ro6eiFen porlie9e. S6srit U.M. .SEool,
@icezYrdtOent Der r3ennehee Seal
Srpn ono 8aiirolo Co." duBerte lib
6eute, bic Rldfrage nu6 ameritutMs
Ifem 9o6eifen fir GrpOrt lei is6r
lebbaft, unb Oa bic 5dbritation BON
Stobl uno Sta6lfa6rifateu, lpelte
so gro3ent be5 qeponnenen Hobtilens
o6iorbirt, li4 in 9eIur I'm 3uitanb,
6efiroe, 10 tOnnten bJt g Pro5eut
Rpbeiien, pel6e fir allgtmfinen @ea
6ruu6 ii6rig bleiben, 2lrg'Tihts c;r
bebeutenoer yo6Trage fir Den Gra
port, cen einbeimiI6en Mortt unm0gz
liH ii6er6GuTen. Siiolidbe So6Dfen
Ieien bis 5ur SdlFte ibrer GuBeriten
0eiIiungsfd6igtelt fir bic nG6Iten ddt
Monate engd9irt. Die nSeunehee
Goal, Sron ano 8ailroao 60" babe
feute cine 9eItsllung BON 25,00O Sona
rer Rph ZEN fir @rport er6dlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-26
Serppbeln BON der Geburt an.

Or. 8a6pap -gBertbtr 6err! Tlit 9uQniucn
tSareiie 6 bic Geocr, nm Sic bon Der QrosW
SeiIurQ gu iricrmirtr bic Sbre MtDi3in, etnannt
6orinpart0iau 8siOotnt btipirtt bat. I'd babe
elm WGbdm, oas ltsteu September prti Sabre olt
setuorotn uno oas ttts ieit ibrem 3ptttn Sabre
an Seropbtln eeltttn bat. IN Der 9bat, Der 3ot=
tor iaott uus ft iti oamjt iur g9tlt sctommtn
Wir lisS,n fe burd uniert btittu lotalcn Nrite
btbanbtlu, uno es lab aus, ais oh al, ooiiuunQ
ptrloren mare. osnn mir iugtsr uns ntnn ri.
Rrautbtit fd, in Der HuuQe fcftitBc, 10 '0unte II.
nitt esbeit tperotn. llnO bitie itredlidt Rrunta
beit sreritf bic 2un0e trnitlid SD o0tt, idOn.
urier fcires Wdodcn f0Hne uid5t msbr LANCE le.
ben rruO uni,rr Qerjte icisn nibt cut. Nttluwtls
erbitlt tb ein. 6opD Qbrtr mtOIiniidJtn gub,
futon, Gennnnt Di}ali6 uno 29dbr," Die Gic mir
ianotet. 9ls d bic Eericbts iibtr 70 pitl: ourb
SDrs @tbanOlung nusgeiubrttn 3urtn lOs, bate
i'd iofOrt Yertrauen OdJu, uno faum bate f, cine
Glabt asbrnutt 70 mar ft iat gam pobl Ole
Gei6piirt bic oui ibrsm Rorper cribitncu finO
GAM peribpunOsH, ibrs EuuecH inO fat qebcilt
coer ip,niQfens bat ne ju buteu ouiQtbort 81.
bat itst nit DER 5otitcn flaitt bteonuen, uno i'd
CLAUDE, ip.nn fc Orti ocbraud)t bat. miro Tt oGlg
Qtiunb fem. Sir bUitttc gunj iur6tbur. 80 bin
init 0oDa1tuna
Samutl c. @arttr
Glat Sop, Wercer=gpuut1 SO pa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-26
greifa6e 6inribtunq.
Uf { % inbtlle. Senn., 25

u ID IN b llle. Senn., 25.WprII.
= 3pei Deibs, Numms Spbn Wutz
ion unD giq 8ronn, Topie Der Neger
Connie Grain purben 6suie 6:er our6
ben |Strang 6ingeri4tet,
@atTon mar iiberfiibrt, Ieinsn Rad
Bar Sas. 9iais i'm 0:5smber 1896
aps einem 9interbalte erI6ohen gu
6aben. 8rotpa mar Der MitI6u,0 an
Der grmorounQ ieiner 6rou ii6srz
Fi6rt. Grain hatte einen Ne9er unO
Fpdter, pd6reno er fih i'm 9eFdngniB
6sFanO, sinsn unbsrtn 9eiangsnsu ers
mproet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-26
sSenn Scmaue clue Rsiie tbut,

10 Ol tr itcts oas altbeiUdbrte AoenItsi' OIe ct.
Sernaro= &rdutsrpiueu, bel iib inbrsn @eraot auI
Der Reiie fommt Der WageH ourf un9cmobnts Ror
mn unreselmdsie einoenOmmsne Dtabl3eitsn auBtr
GrOnun9 Sic Joleeu iinp llnperoaul6ttIf, lai=
rsr WaQsu, ueruOies~ 7OpiDeb NM alesntn's Hss
btlb,iinoen Ser fluQe 8eienOt fam let6t Dnr0
BEN 8ebrau6 Der ipeltbefaunten q. Strnaroz
RicQel ppridicbtn. Sic Qiatn mn aus rcinen,
Dcifraltiecn Rrdutern btrattet unp entbaltrn tfl7
ne Dem mtniblibcn Spitem uabtbtlQt Suofdns
sen. Sic fno in olcu app betcu ju babtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-26
nSaS 9eben cine SiirSc,"

gr STANDARDIZATION SER Silt luuqcr 3dt
babe ib an elmer Iunotn Gtibe pom SDw:Sto,a,n
In b06t auircibtrOtr Y9tiit etittcn. bic Der Grs
fabrung o1er GrJtlibcn Neuts bitr potttttn, uno
bic tir6tett b lUcau nidlt in ibrem iSortl6rciteu
autQsbalttu, NIT Der pOuqm 3sritsruug msner
etdrfe tn0cn puroM. 9crluit BON Qppetit uno
bls @.raretu uab StimuatOu unO tutlbeH
Nitttln ots llntcrbolt5 bel unregelmabsen 3,tcn,
Wanae an qeunom Sdblai uHo undbiolQenoer Ses
preifon beim Qluitcbtn am lRoresn mabten mir
baS 4sbsn QtruOtju gu elmer @uroe, bis tinjfrtuus
mir rietb Sbrc DIeOiJin Iu Dsriu6en 60 fauite
i6 mir Dtnu cine i5luihe BON Rabnuo's Sariapn,
rinian uno cine e61ft,l BON ToODap's piqtn
uno nabm oi,,lbsn nod ben 9oridriiten. SO
fano bolo gbbiili, SD taufte nod brci Slaid5sn
uuo orei S6u6tcn uno bin nm bti btTtrcr Gss
fuuObeit, oIs it Jupor. Sd bin Sbr re,bsncr
Sisner
art6ur 8. g8riqbt
lluionpGe, Wi5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-26

- Inter ben GiourzS Snoianern gu
Sort gates, I.z0., berrIdt groBe unz
5uFrieoen6eit. neil ihnen, nie iie be-
bauptsn, fire psrtragsmdBig lt;pulirz
ten Sabrssgelber uno ein 5b'a ibrsr
Rutipnen porent6altsn perDen. S4
broben, I'll ben Waffen 5u 9reifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-26
McOonod6- -S6ufe.

&eiude nm Iuirabme bon 36Qlinocn in bic
McSonoebz S6ulc ftr Die tontmenOe ScifOn t1n=
nen icbt eiuqereidt ipcrpen. Die Snabeu mitnen
3iui6en scbn uno picr3cbn Sabren aft, pon Quttm
Gborattcr uno eeiunper Contribution, obuc Qtnls
oeuoe siQenc Mittel fir ibre Gr3iebun9 uNo gin=
pobner bon Baltimore iciu.
Georudte @ufnabmcqeiub= 6ormulare t6nncn III
meinem 9iircau, Baltimore Srui < eiuaranfee
Gompanp," Gquitable=@ebduDc, entGc0en Qtnnmmcn
perptn. g8eun bic in Den Qcorudten 6Sormularen
porqei6ricbenen Snfprmatoncn ou5Qeftft 1Inor
bite Die 9upicre on mid ,uriid 3u ienoeu.
German s.. Sunf,
Q02,9,l6, 9rafbent Der 9ebGroc bcr Srultees.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-26
Sas cefpnpmiId1ite lit Sas Scifc.

Sine Glaide entbGlt msbr iDirfiamen G3runoHoff
oOr Ptoi5r als irqcro cin unOere5 9rdparat. Gs
piro eenommcH in 3beslOifsls GOen, ipdbrsuo ans
Der. fiinf oosr itts Nlul 70 piel ,rforOrn. gcrs
iauft BON allen @potbstru. Qrsig ST.
Gbtet auf Il. e. 8cgicruugstempcl vR. R. R...
eaf btm, mas Sbr fault.
elms5 Str, Tctus0ort UNI oas gi4Icin -Gtatbgtn
str' Ceoet Of aooits.l Gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-26
Sic Reiie hes graiioenten.

Canton, g., 25. Qprii.- prdz
iioent Mc8inlsn madte heute sinen
9t6Ite6sr na9 GleoelanO, um Feine
bort po6nenpe ShpeHer gu beiu6en,
unb tsbrte am Nadmittag bJerher 5uz
rid. Seine @attin oerbrdhte Den
gan5en Sag in Canton. Utorgsn
Na6mitta9 4 u6r tritt bic 9eiIlz
Fdaft bic gludrsiEe na6 8aTbirgton
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-26
500 3siduiuo fiir $50.

ocid)t qcbrau6tes 9iunino BON ooriiQlid)em Som
fir nur $13G, ciniblieblib Stubl. Scdc mn
Cjarortic Mub ofort perfuuit psrDcn 9Sro
NIT cinem lci6tcn 9rcisuufi6luq Os0cn ici6tc mOs
natlbc i3ubluuqtn pcrfouit
u. Scrb & Spbn,
01G-9 Nr. :, IorbzGbarlc5=St
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-26
Ole C0t(6 pennO

eln,.is.u elmer qeloeisrieen sIat,ntsGttsnzSpetuz
Iatun" oocr eiu.s srobe SioOcuo.n ptripre3,nss1
eaup.r,ins osrlcden p.ls arm, 4eute, ibre ibp,r
psroicntsn Griparnf. Oarn arjuItQ:n, nHo anitatt
Der Stpio.nOen mar sotrs.Isio Die 5OI9s. llno ME
pia b.H.r if es pa Gin eutes, iubiantieu,s Qaus
in snr biibb.n, rsinlb,n @egsnO Der etaOt 3u
tauf.n, nobel sic nur rs Dollars 8lur unO s.rnae
,lutOit,n. ,u ,abl.n bab,n. @tribaicn Sic c:sbaIt
Sbr.r f5amlie ein eia;uss 0sim, otrn ielbit Elm.
l.beusperfbrune III nibt 10 fpcrtbuol, als Siss.
SD tann Sbnen Elm Soaus p.rtauf,n nobel Sir
sid9t .iulnal oas GsGs bon entm 8auu;r:in iu bor'
Stn brauben.
Sbr.ib,n Sit mir ofprt, tpsnn 81. elm iparia=
n,er IRunu Tno. IRan dorciTrt: vg8. g g."
pSeuti6r GOrr.iponoent.- CNpriI6, lNt =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-26
lin Die grippe in siuei Sascn Sn
furireu

nebme man y2aratipe 9rDnp Quiz
nine 5ublsts." 2lQs gpOtbster 9Sbsn
pds @slo Suriid, psan es gu 9silen psrz
fe6It. 6. W. 9rpps's Hamens5u9 1T
auf isbsr S6a9tsl. % Cents.
CRop2, Do, .60ite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-26
Jo0n C. Gri6(e.

Sas 9lnSciQen lit cine &unit, bic fb 5ablt, penn
Fe lpitentatiib bctrebeH miro. gStr bdbsn unlereh
Namsn iebr lieb uno iebsu bn germ I'm Srud;
auserDrm babcn Sic 3u elmer Slujcigc Sertraucn,
iusnn uncr Namc an nsren Spite unO Enoe itebt'
oa Sic wihen, Sic crbalten. mas pdrln an9ebo=
ten ipirb uuierc g8aarcn iinO Die bc1cn, unlere
4reiie bic nieoriQten ollie g9aureu ocutltb mar
frt, mp Gin 9rcis Gilt iHr ale. sic Iho beri=
lid na6 Oicicm i'm @crien Der Stapt 9r!e9enen
9aDen cinQtlaOcn. in Dem aue 9el@a1te I'M eFteh
Stpd,pcrf crleoiot pcroen; feline Gcpatoren; teInt
Srcppen 5u crteiqen. Ser @unOi6ubsoanoel III
unicr etolI. g8ir prtouten @Iacez SneOe. uno
Woda= =oanobubc, ipa6bnre @enlenlcoerz, loal9z
bare eucoez. paidbbare Qisler 3mru= uuo rSoublt
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non S1OO an pcrocn fiir Nldnucr, 6rouen unO
Gnpcr Der @anO angepabt Scit Snbren babtn
mir pog Sanolfub=8cId)dit III unicrcr Spesia=
lat ocmubt uno perfaufcu bcrcn mcbr an etnem
Sage, als ciniqc Der grpbcren Sdoen III elHcr
g9pd)c
Srible, Tr. 80, SS.=Seringtpn=Str.
Gg Miro Seuti4 gtipro6e II.
(Ypril S&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-26
Baltimore 8 bip=S abm= Snllctin.

SI.a5 pou Baltimore mad, ISaib;nstou nHo
3uriit Samidgs uno Sonntaqs, giilti0 1ur o'c
Riidiabrt bis sum folQeuDeu NtontaQ cthz
blicb6. ale 3iqe Den p8oDal &inltttO"
ausgCnOnlncn. Nlol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-26
Tret. GerS6enft. eSret.

wurid)c ausqtbeuo, ouB @ue, losldje on Ssroou=
unos6pG6e, 6artleibigteit OOtr 6OCbrtnneu lis
ben, tintn geriu4 nit brtn 9ublctcu MAIDEN,
ipobsi piei,Ibs iir eine pofiiUe 6eilung gorantrt
Oocr bos 9tlo surtitsrottst. mubt Die iogcuOe
portbtilbaite Gftrts fur cine btihrdnttc ,}ct:
Seolr q.rion, usIhe uns 25 Gents iir ein 25 Gts.s
9udet Der III. g 9lrmo & 8app"s lublttt,u tta=
icnOet, rutroeu mir portOirti ou3er Den Iab:ttsH
ols Qr6utie ben IS b Il III I ii lt :
ten.a aateu bcr 4oUig n Iuiuoen,
ipslhsr uber 100 rfslibs 2trtjtd cHtbdIt, Gi,Ir
.Subildums loiletttn Rah,r Der Hontain" uno
uuIere c=S6obrl mi: Ge5lettn lurD NbrtI
mad Gmpflng BON q Gents pOrtoiri iug,iannr.
Sur Elm 9ottt al irotr0 cine &ortIt.
gQtnten In oucn stIotsn uno Grti5aTt'U nn1
lauqt. 6drsb! al uns pegeR GIn3cn9tlnh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-26

2onbon, 26. 2lp.il. - Sine pom
OieT1Itag Oatirts 9speids aus Yre4oz
rfl melost, oaB So56of pieosr bon ben
goeren beieBt pDrpen 1T, uno DaB iih
Die Sriien bon bort 3uriid5ieben.
aimberlep, 25. 4pril. =
O6sr1t Nabon. Der 9er5og BON 5ed IL.
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teo Corps" iino bon 8osbof bisrhsr gu
tudgefe6rt.
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Oprp.
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Dab bic 9o.clne Der 9ensrdls a,Ipz
8srnp uno Huro!e gsgsn De Mt's
Oorp porriidtn, g:ngen De Sommanz
Oanten Grpnie. Sl:pisr uno Wehsls
nit i6ren Commands ab, Urn Den
8ri.en Cen Msg gu oe.leasn, uno Dies
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-01-30

cine, formed of prominent doctors in
this county. A resolution was drawn
today, Saturday, by Secretary John p.
Dewitt, of the Academy of Medicine,
urging the representatives in the legis-
lature from this county to vote in favor
of the bill and work against those who
are opposing it, and to have them use
their endeavors to secure the passage
of the bill submitted by Love, so that
the state laws in this respect may be
amended. Heretofore college gradu-
ates in medicine need only to show
their diploma, whether fitted for the
practice of medicine or not, but by the
passage of this bill they will be called
upon to undergo a thorough examina-
ton as to their competency in the same
manner that regular physicians are
called upon to do. 1t is stated that the
laws of this state with reference to ad-
mitting graduates to the practice of
medicine are so lax that this bill will
meet with unanimous support among
the prominent doctors.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-01-30
LARGE CONCOURSE
Of People Attend the Funeral
Ofthe Late Mrs. Jeanette
Ohliger.

Funeral services over the remains of
the late Mrs. Jeanette Ohliger, were
observed this, Saturday, morning at the
residence of Mrs. Catherine Weber at
425 East Fourth street, Rev. F. C. Nau,
of the First Reformed church, oficiat-
ing. The remains were then taken to the
c. T. & V. railway, where in a special
car rendered by the railway company
to the family, the remains were taken
to Cleveland, where the remains will
be placed in a vault and then inferred
at the side of her lamented husband
who died and was buried at that city.
There were floral tributes from local
and Akron and Cleveland relatives and
friends, The pallbearers were: Messrsl
Louis Ohliger, of Wellsville: Ed. Oh
Tiger, of New Philadelphia; Mr.. An
derson of Cleveland; Fred Weber, Louis
Weber and Louis B. Ohliger, of this
city. Hon. Louis p. Ohliger, of Woos-
ter, attended the funeral.