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The Winslow mail., 1900-12-06
RAILROAD TATTLE.

Il our brakemen, and espe
cially our headmen, are getting
sleepy, some measures should
be taken to 'waken them up. "
Only last week a brakeman was
discovered in his bunk and fast
asleep within two hours after
his tram tied up atGallup. This
apathy on the part of some of
our brakemen must be suppress
ed, and there is a bulletin out to
that effect.
The storythat conductor Slow
slept for thirty-six hours at a
stretch the other day-or the
other day and half-is believed
to be canard. We have known
Jimmy long time, and have
never known him to sleep more
than twenty-four hours between
meals, and then he proved an
alibi.
The arrangement of the new
yard is very convenient and now
that it is completed and ample
accommodations provided for
the traffic, we suggest as a still
further Improvement, that bell
he put on the yardmaster.
Everything on the road has
progressed with such unusual
smoothness during the past week
that the impression has been
created among the uninformed,
that our lusty superintendent
must have gone fishing in the
raging Rio Puerco. We take
pleasure, however, in correcting
this erroneous accounting, as to
our certain knowledge he has
been all the time engaged in
hunting wild (?) turkey in the
neighborhood of Joseph City.
The truth hurts no one. Devil
take it.
Guess conductor Pinhead has
not caught stock train lately.
At least we have received no
more invitations to partake of
venisOn dinners, nor have we
observed him picking wool from
his teeth. Don't forget US the
the next time you catch a deer"
Howard.
The other morning a report
was wired to Winslow. by the
section foreman at Ash Fork,
that bridge sos was not properly
spiked. Also that four wild tur-
key had been seen near Pineveta,
in the vicinity of the bridge. AS
every farm hand on the road
knows, the inside spikes should
be driven on the Albuquerque
side of the ties, and the outside
spikes on the Los Angeles side.
Or else-but we re not quite GER
tain ourself which way it should
be. But anyway this bridge was
reported spiked on the wrong
side.
CONSERVATION reigned supreme
around the Harvey House when
the nature Of the report was an
nounced. The superintendent,
general foreman, trainmaster,
trainmaster S clerk, roadmaster,
Percy and all the heavy swells. |
grabbed their shooting jackets
and kodaks, straddled their
fierce hooche- -cooche and pulling
their throttles out about foot,
started for the scene without
waiting for a 10 order.
A full report of the hun-ln-
vestigation will be published
next week. Subscribe for THE
WINSLOw MAIL.
The Winslow mail., 1900-12-06

Having hitched your wagon to
a star, keep your eye peeled lest
the star run away with the wag-
on before you have time to climb
into the same.
The Winslow mail., 1900-12-06

Z. F. Plus proposes to give a
grand turkey Christmas. A tur-
key extra goes to the lady and
gentleman making the best shot.
Practice with the rifle, ladies,
and win a turkey extra. With
one good shot you can win two
turkeys.
The Winslow mail., 1900-12-06

We once knew a woman who
was always seeing trouble ahead.
She engaged a carriage once to
attend a friends funeral-the
friend got we'll and is alive vet.
The Winslow mail., 1900-12-06

It is the easiest thing in the
world to see that wealth is a
curse-so long as the other fell
lows monopollze it.
The Winslow mail., 1900-12-06

All Wing has reopened the
restaurant, opposite the round
house, where he will be pleased
to see all his old customers and
friends. Everything new and
firSt-CIasS.
The Winslow mail., 1900-12-06

Mr.. Beasley, of Flagstaff, in
terested in the sheep business
with our old friend jim Cart,
was a visitor to the metropolis
Of Navajo county Tuesday last.
The Winslow mail., 1900-12-06

If it was not for the Austria
lian ballot system a good many
men would not make their mark
in the world.
The Winslow mail., 1900-12-06

Geo. T. Schaal, optician Diamonds
watches and jeweIry. Fine watch re-
pairing speciality. Navajo Hotel,
Winslow, Arizona.
The Winslow mail., 1900-12-06

Hairdressing and Shampoo
ing by Mrs. Daisy Debold, one
door east of the Methodist
Church, on Church street.
The Winslow mail., 1900-12-06

The Hon. Wm. Morgan, as
semblyman elect to the Twenty
first Territorial Legislature, ar
rived on No. 9 from the east
Tuesday morning, to remain two
or three days.
The Winslow mail., 1900-12-06

Marriage is sometimes an illu-
siOn-and sometimes it is a dis
illusion.
The Winslow mail., 1900-12-06

Laugh, and the world laughs
with you; weep, and it laughs
behind your back.
The Winslow mail., 1900-12-06

The female elephant is knowr
by the size of her trunk.
The Winslow mail., 1900-12-06

Having recently purchased
the stock OF H. E. Fox & Co., [
shall continue the business in
Winslow, and kindly solicit the
patronage of the public, and
guarantee fair and satisfactory
dealing. j. A. Pof, jeweler.
The Winslow mail., 1900-12-06

Of all the practices of love,
praise is the most treacherous.
The Winslow mail., 1900-12-06

There are no flies on Father
Time. He is always on the fly.
The Winslow mail., 1900-12-06

Save money and buy right.
On all cash deals with railroad
people, I will give discount of
15 per cent. j. A, Poff, Jew
eler.
The Winslow mail., 1900-12-06

The parlor is the most popu
lar of all court rooms.
The Winslow mail., 1900-12-06

Buy your Christmas presents,
at J. A. Poff S, jeweler.
The Winslow mail., 1900-12-06

The error Of a moment NAV
become the sorrow of a lifetime
The Winslow mail., 1900-12-06

The traveller in a desert is q
well wisher.
The Winslow mail., 1900-12-06

Men sometimes make monev
but money never makes men.
The Winslow mail., 1900-12-06
CHE a11tnaln4r 3a1utl.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1900.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
TALK OF THE TOWN.

THE WINSLoW MAIL for sale
by j. F. Mahoney.
The Winslow mail., 1900-12-06
LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in the post Office at Wins
low onthe 9th day of November, 1860,
and if not called for in ten days will
be forwarded to the dead letter Office
nA N-a aohi in n4 On u q
The Winslow mail., 1900-12-06
There is nothing more delicious
than a cup of Gillies
kFEE

These cofees are taken hot from the
roasters and sealed in air tight tins
They reach Winslow ~ith all their de-
iightful flavor aud aroma and are sim
ply perfection in coffee. For sale by
Babhitt Bros.
j. N. PRATT,
Agent for Arizona.
The Winslow mail., 1900-12-06

General Passenger Agent,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-07-12
Observation-Disclosures

$500 pom Baltimore mad, Gumberlanc nno
3urit am Sonntag, Den Is. Suli. Ger Spes
;idljue psrldbt DEN Gunoensgabnbpi I'M Z ubr
Worgtns. 9e!iebts ebirgs=Grturiion.
$500 BON Baltimore mad, MtIantics 9 ttp.
Sape Meap, Ccsan.Gitp ODER SeaaSs
Sitp une ,urnf ieben Sreitas unb Gam,
iuo, fir bic Eiitfobrt Bis gum folGcnoen
Sieutao, einibiebli6 giiltia. Sic Stlete
baben r ole Siige in beiDen 8idhnqen @iil=
ti1teit. 9orjiiglider pRopdl Sluc"zSdtnit.
sI4.OO BON Baltimore naob Cincinnati NIB
juriid am To-, H., II. uno 13. Suli, fir Die
Riifibart aiiltio bis sum II. Suli, bel Gelez
Qenbeit Der r9. 9. y. Il. &.=AGoupention.
9eer-0arf> SebIatpassons. Seben 5onntaez
2t5eno 1pGbrenb Der Saiion in Ster=1Sart lpiro
sur 9tquemli6t:it Der 9afaeisre I'M Q llbr
glbenOs tin Sblaieg9aaQon aui tinem M:btns
q.ltiie in Ster=9 99art unterosbra6t mer5erl, :pez
der om YRontae nm 6.47 @ormttaqs IN 94aibz
iuQtOn uno I'M llbr 80 Din. 9ornlittag5 in
Baltimore unfOnlmt.
Sleftriii,c Tdo,er in SaItfmpre-Scbldfz + " da<
gous fir Seerps2Iprf am Wouut 6ouGlz Sabn@
bof Yuiia0iere fDnnen fidb nm 10 1lbr Ibo5.
obne SclGitiGune bon Der SiBe 5uriid3ieben
S1.25 ppn Baltimore nueb ySaibinstun nno
Suriid ieben Sumitdg uuo Sonntaq, Qultig tnr
Die 8itdiabrt biz sum io!0cuOen WOrtag, eln=
iblicbli6. Sluf olen 3ii0en, ben r8pDal 9is
miteO" augeenommen. Q93l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-07-12
% E itere % ii It gen
Seuti dJ ian -.

- ~ | W " ~ ="
8erlin. II. Suli. - @uf alfsn
beuti9sn 6lottanI Itattonsn b:rri4t eins
| f'sberbafte SbGtisteit unD iiberaa miro
raitlos 9erIItet. Sag unb Nu9I miro
ouf ben Wsarinstperften gsarbei5et, To-
baB OieMarins6tf0rbsn 9enOt1i9t Iino,
fir ben Naa!bisnIt 9iilTstrdfte aus
Cen proptn3an beran5u5ief;n.
gs lit iebt beI4loiisn, cine Seez9riz
gobs, bic nad @hana g'ff:di meroen
ioa, gu GIloen. Oieiti6e ioQ aus $500
Mann eItsben uno elm 6uper'iT 6ss, Elm
1o4'Iii6es, elm ipiirttembergiIfss unO
finF preubiIds 8otaiaone umfaf1en,
8eneralmajor 9raf bon air66l6, Bis
por &ur5sm Obarit unb Commanders
bes 2. @arbszResimst1is gu SUB, Elm
als be ionbers iGneioig betannter Of
fi3ier, 1T 5um GpmmanDsur Der gri=
gabe auaerIe6er.
Die 9reuser y9eier" unb See
dDler" 6aben geFe6l er6altsn, pon Der
me eltsamerltoniIfsn, 6e5p. GlaImalI>
i4sn Stdtion 10 idrsl. als mD9li4,
na6 Ig6ina ub5ueeFen.
Der rNprobeutI6e Gloro" z9ampfer
rStraBbur9" lit bon Dem 8si4smdz
rinezQmt fir 5ranspori5psde unp Der
n2lOHb" zDampFer r@era" uls. 2u5az
ret6i6iff gs4artert poroen, Die Gin
ri6tun9 pes 2sBteren lit bem Marinaz
Sberitabsorot Or. 9(rsaot iiertragen
tporben.
0euti41unb's 6Gotteuz
itdrte in 3 Itaiien.
Berlin, IL. Suli. = Dir beutIde
ariegsflotte in Oitaiisn 3dblte BEL
Nusbrm6 Der @irrsn folgenpe SAiffe:
S:e 9roBen &rsu5er nSer,6u," r3anz
IA" uno raaiIer;n 4uguIta. Der feline
areu3er a@sfion." iotpie bic 8anonenz
bppte rS1tis" rnb r'S5usuar," Inter
tpsgs iinO bier 2inieni9iffe: Der grpBt
areu5er r5Hrit 8i5mart," bic ft.inen
Stronger r9dpoG6e. nNpmpbs." r9ay
5eae." rSlpsrber," ngeiOb'," n9sier" II.
uSeeobler." iotpie fInf 9o6Isez5ors
pebo6ppte.
Qnfang Ssptem6sr perben Dem
Gontre : NDmiral genbsmann %
ariegsI4ifFe CUR 8erfiigung 1tehen.
. asNsuefs ii ibsraet te4er.
i2prbon. II. Suli. = Cine neue
6intIfIds 0erliOn iiber bic Grmprz
bun9 0s5 8eTanOtsn 5r9rn. BON aett's
Ter lit. bdb 2ebterer DON einsm Gingez
bprenen, Der i'm babte, erf4ofI:n tpurz
b.. un'o oab 9ieruuf Elm 3uiammenitob
5rifdsn ben dineiiIden unp beutIhen
Sruppen ItutiFano. pObei bic 2:btersn
6sn Siun9zlizgamen in 8roro itedz
ten. Die piit6snoan SDloaten 1nter
9rin5 Snon bsmddtigten Iia oum Der
GpntroIe i6er Die &aiierinzReQsnt;n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-07-12
yluttern MN SnrD.

Quebec, GanaDu, II. SuIi. =
Der Oampfer rMont Blanc" ipirb bei
9roB Ssle in 0uarantdne suriifg.z
6alten. neil un!er Den 2euten an 9oro
Die glattern usgebro6en Iinb. @uf
oem 9ampfsr, Der BON Soprs nad
Montreal beitimmt 1T, befinben ii3
231 puhdgiere. 0ret 9srIonen liegen
on ben 9lattern oarniaoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-07-12

Sie mbtbe er,d6lt BON 6crtules, IT babe mn.
nifentli6 Elm ocrqiftetss @smo aneeleqt in Tolot
oehsn er i06t Sbmsr3eu lit, bab er cs por,oq
auf sinem S6titrbaufen i6nel in 6lammen auis
,uasbeu, ais lauqiam binlufe6sn. D(ut6mabli5
bate fb Der @albeott cine 6duttrantbeit qtbplt
unb itne Mutbe 1T cine anpeutnHq Der proiailbea
Tbatiabe 6Gttc man pd5 eiittel. ipeldcs aQ,u
in ben ST 9erRarp 3rauterp pilIeu
ffiir % Gents BEL apotbefern Su babeu) sur Ser.
fiQune itebt. bamals eetanut, 10 piiroe bic ge=
i6idte bonn Sertules elm pereuiqteres Gnoe &c,
nsmufn babsh (Sa,Si, Dol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-07-12
,,Graf" 0autrer einae(nd)t.

Montreof, 9ue., II. Suli. -
Der berii6tigte r@raf be SoulouIez
2outrec" tpurbe bier auf bic 9lnflage
Der 5dlidung bin gum pro5efe feitz
ge6alter, tpef6er bor Der Court pF
Queens Bend an l. September our
gerbanbtung fommen piro. Seine
Gattin mar i'm @ertdtsTaale aMps=
fenb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-07-12
Ser SpicB ltm9enre9t.

Iepz Oprt, II. Suli. - Der 9es
ltern Nbeu'p aus Singapore uno aTpe>
rem aIatHden 0dfen bier singctrofFsna
britiIde @ampfer Saint HeguIu5"
bradte eine 8ur rPpthou z6amtlje gez
b0rige 8ieienihlange nit. DIS Die
@8Iaugen an 9oro 9sbradt tpurben,
tpuroe benz GopitGn geiogt, baB Die
Sbiere pGbreno Der 3eiIe nur prnlg
sSuEter bruuaen nHtben, er ioGe ieOo9
in Den 8dfig Der gr0Bteu S6lange elm
5Fertel Iperren. Die S6lunge perb;elt
Ii9 nun p66reHo Der gur5en ReiIe pDls
lig tbeilnabmlo5 uno Tag regurgslps
in elmer @ds. Oa5 5srtel odg'gen mar
gor3 bergniigt unD geoieb 3uiebenos.
ga, es ging lOgor in Ieinen lutuIii6sn
Nsigungen 10 psit, in Die Bej4t4eile
Der S6lange Elm groBes God gu frei1
len. Die SGlarge psrenOste in 5olge
Der Mab(3eiten OeS 5ertet5, 10 OaB Der
8oOoper ihlieBli6 ii6er 9orO gcporfeH
Deroen mubte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-07-12
>f|||stE}l|
SSiir Ga6erli6en uno tnnerli-
den &e6rauG.

Man fpate Ha6tpab's Reabb ReIicf
Bel ben erTten @n3eidsn bon S8mer9
gen ober llnpoblIein benuBen; Fuus
ein llntpobllein Ober cine &rantbeit
i'm 2ln3u9e 1T. pirb bic 9eilung err
3ielt Isin, bebOr Der glr3t in Der 3eget
ba5 Sau8 errei6t.
es b;ititet Bic idJIimmf.n e6mrritr in elmer
bis ju JiDdnIiq MiHuteu. Gs 1T unr6tbio nod
cine StuHos mad Osm &si:R Oi,i;r anjtjgt Ju let,
hon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-07-12
Mebrgerettete Mifftus =
ndre.

8pronto, Ont, II. Suli. --
Rep. st. g. M1afap. Der WtiiIionsie1
tretGr Der 9rss6nterianiifcn aip4n
Ganaba's, ertldrte Balte, oaB er auF
cine &abdloepeIfe, pel6e er am 3.
SuIi an Or. 8arber. Den oneritdrrts
iden aonIul in Si6ufu, geIanbI bdtte.
fDIgenbe 2(ntpprt erfielt:
yW2cGdure fabelte am 13. Spdtsr
brunnte G6upang a6. Die 0liIIiondre
in 6unau iinb mad Sijoen 9eflohen.
9iirften tanm mad Si6tfu fommsr.
8ep. 0fodap meint, ouB e5 Den U(ll4
IionGren isOsnfaGs 9elungen lit, iiber
Santon nad Sbangboi 81 tommerT
paB man aber taum Dor 5tpet Wo4en
cine NahridJi ii6er i6c GintrefIen p1z
fel6it erparten t0nne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-07-12
&Dni9in 8iftoria's 8 a T.
ten WfleIlihaft.

2onbon II. Suli. = Die 6sute
bon Der aDnigin 8iftoria gsgebene
8arten @eIsGI6aft i'm 8uding6amz
palaIt par elm briQantes @reigniB.
Inter ben geTuGsrn befanben Ii6 be
meiHen W}italieber Der f0ni9ij6en6az
milis, bic Oiplomaten uno anOeregez
omtsrl. Sin i'm unterhaus gsFeqter
Nntrag auf 9ertdgun9, UNI ben Mitz
| elieoern 9sle9enbeit gu ge6en, Der
9SeIili9tsit bsi5utpobnen, peranioBte
Sreb. UlabiIon (RaoifalsO gu Der
@rfidrung, bab bic portiegenDen Sc
!6dFte bes 6auTes tpi6tiger Ieien, als
ale f0niglihal @artsr 8eFeaTdafz
Ten, nit 9lQsm, mas brumz uno oranz
bdngt. @robe @ntriiiun9 betuapete
iih oariiber unRr Der Wajpritdt uno
Maoi|pn 6ielt ts fir gerat6en, bic
8emertung 5uriid3une6men.
Die 8Dni9m1 fam pon WinoFor
beriibsr na9 2onbon, um 1i6 ibren
9dIten. pelfe na1 SauTenOen 5dblz
ten, gu 5elgen.
8ermiFdte beuti4e q a d.
ri9t ten.
8eriin, II. Suli. - 5run3
Wunberlib, Der Ginbreder. pel3er
fiir5ii6 @elo, Suipelen 1trb eine llbr
i'm @eiamn1tlpertbe BON 25.00O Mart
aus Der 8obnung bss 8rofen DON
Gulsn6urs itubl, tit gu fe6s Su6ren
uno iieben Monaten 3u9tbaus berurz
t6silt tporoen.
20 ber glufriibrer. tpel6e in ben
fiir51i6en gntiIemiter Srufpoller gu
Stolb, Yommern, 20 SuIaren uno
berT9iebene S9uBleuts pernunoeten,
ipurben beute gu Saftterminen BON
brei Monaten i'm @efdngnib Biz 3u
BRET Sabren i'm 3u6tbaus berurt6eilt.
9lus Meflerlburg neroen pers9iez
bene Wolfenbrii6e berihtet.
Iene Strifezllnruben in st. 2nnis.
81. Qouis, II. Suli. - Der tp.ez
ber aufgenummsne StraBsnbu6nz
Strits bat neue unru6en unb 8epaltz
thaten se6ra9t Gin &nabe, Der einsn
gahntpagson benuBt bate, tpuros, als
er obitiee, BON elmer 9oitsrotts ungsz
griffen, bic Ssine naa i6m mari. Biz
er, i6per 9etroffen, nieoerIanf. Die
bsrbsi eilenpen ppli5iifen fdnben ben
S4psrperleBtsn beiinnungstps am
gOoen lisgen.
sSn peri9iRbenen Staottbeilen NUT
ben 9abntpaggons nit Steinen beipors
fen uno Der 8etrieb bur6 0pnanritz
grploiionen seit0rt. Die pai1agiere
erlitten tsine ernitli9sn 8srlsBungsn,
unb bic gabntpaggons purben nur
fpenid hefhGoidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-07-12
getn ltno SGaterSen.

CtgtH Sopiidm'rjer Cob Tiqrdns ub,r ntrbSIe
RopN6mcrlenl, 9abnihmrrJ,n, Rsuralqit, Rbtuma.
tlsmus, GenOeulutb S6merJsn uno S6Dd6t i'm
Ridm. 3rsul oiotr F'rtH, Stmerpn in Der 9,s
b'rgt9,rD, 98aFtriuat, 4u6Deltn Der @tlsntt lnn
Sdmtrjeu dltr Art iprs bit NuptnounQ BON RaDs
paps 8.aOp Relitf urmitttlbare Qinoerung ocndbs
rem unO bel fOrtocitBttm @,brnu6 pdbrtnO ptaigtr
Saat cine 0autrnNt DtiLnnN triieIcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-07-12
GDuarD Natme,
0fentfi6er 2lotar.

Wol1mu9ten, @erai5tleis
ftungen u. |. ip. na9 alien
SbeiIen bes gluslanoes psrs
ben ouf bas @etpiKsnbaftsIte
dusgsTertigt.
glae 4ugfunft iiber Reses
fung bon 8erm0gsnsz4nges
legenbeiten in OeutI9ldnb.
Seltrel9 u.I.p. piro unsnts \
stltll4 sEthsi!L J n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-07-12
Cine Sur fiir ate Sontmer-
RrdnR6:ifen.

Gin biIbr Bis Elm GAMER T6t,I5ffl BON BON
8tdob Reliei in ejnem balbcn 6Ias g8af,r, 10 oft
Dtbsrbolt, uIs biz 6Htl,trunotn iortOuueru unO
,tR NIT RtaOp Relitf Q'trdntt,s Stit SSlaneQ ouf
Den Wnqen uHb Den llntcrldb gstgt D,rO,n uHs
mittsIbare Grltbttrung unD sius bunoee Ssilung
trji:l,H in alien 6dGH pon 9urbiaa Rubr g6os
Itra Worbus uHO llHt.cle5sIeDeu IrgeHo ptlbsr
Qrt.
3nutrfid d 49, Gin baIbr Bis rim QoHl,r Sb,,,
lo'ftI ooq in tintm bdlbtu @lli, g1aTtr pirO in
ntriaen Winuten Rrdmpft, esdsm,u, Wao'Hiaur,.
Rauita, 9rsb,u, 5OO5rtnuen, Rtrp6ftdt, s6laf'
IOFGttit, YliprGu,, glibuHgcu unO als iHHerIi5sE
SdJmtrlcn beilcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-07-12
Genuoooo par6
Anrten=5nrmen.

2t older fir 1900, prd6tiqe bepaloets
2GnDcrcien, bod uuo QeiunO Qc!egcn, nabe
Gents elcftrii6cr uno p9. & S.=Guenz
babr"= Station.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-07-12
Giniac 3eu9uiiic.

StHt9c cSeH9Htnc.
5'rr'n R1Spap & So.
DI,iut ptrrcn! - 38 babe an RcuraIoc octit,
ten. Id perpdrtt ss ,Sbr-m qut,U Ssilmitttl onS
ib bau;rup oapon a,btilt noroen bin. 3esbdlb
DrO uuier 9dus nitm1ls obrt Sbre prtbOoat Dl's
oijir, Roopops 8caOp 8sIi'i, iclu. Sd gtbt Obs
reu ri, Grluubnib Oeitn gri,f gu o,roisntli3.A-
sJbr D1nfbarer
@. W1iGIg Il. GGuro
Gri,o.nsri6ter, Wslbourrs, Ont, CANADA.
sOcn 28 april 1899.
Or Rabpap 60.
5a babe Or Roopoo's Rtub1 R,IitF i,it ibtr
Jpau3ig 3abrsn es6routt uHO CLAUDE, oab t,lne
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Di,i,lb, uro Raonaos 9iasu tets i'm 6aui,
Trau oeurp 6. . TT, goumsoins, RS.
RoopaS & So.
gBr baben 2br Rdotpa6's R,a0b R'ti,f i,it un'
otiobr ,ne Aabr,u qcbraubt uuo iiHoen Is e'gtn
Sbmtri.n bic bette Wto}lu, Die MIR l. at5rau1ttn-
R05it uiat ObHt Oi.iclbe fir ugtno Stpas isln-
abtunosooa
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9r. Raopap! - I'D etbrau6t abr, ReOiIin ieis
elmer lauqsn Rsibt Oon s5lbrtn uro inot, oa5 ts
oi, btf, uno am Raiatt,u pirttnos M,oilin tur
u1t inutrIibeu uIJo oubsrlttn 66mul'H oen ausn
it, bic i'd ocriutlt babe. Abturgsoou
o. 3urQtnisr, @atboQu. R'O.
malaria in frtnen psrid,ieoenen Sprmtn turirt
uno perbittet.
sc oi,bt f,iu 6o,iImitt,l in Der gBtlt, bas GSit5tr
urb e6msrjtn, ionjs ale anbtrsn maIdrl9en, bi'
Uoisn un0 unors iSisbsr tim gtrsIH nit %
pdp's gflItn 10 raid turirt ME U D.
mars Rtaon Relitt
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Ss RsltF NIT F6 'tbrcn. Girig' GrORItn IN Baf'r
p,r5Httn aranfb,it oo.r S6m'risT n Uoioe ooh
8,rdnoerunu D,s g8aF.rs. IS IN 6tNer als tFan'
,OFidtr granOp OOtr 8,ttus Oosr KIN eimuldEi'
mitttl.
Geib porIi6tig, buB SIR 81 b
p a p's" forbert uno iibsr8eugt Guf.
buB Jbr 81 q b m p's" srRaltet.
es st.bt wid,ts. ..sas serace 20 gut tft." ale
3abmaB's RsGbB 8rIief.
greis so Gents Die SSfa(6e.
Bon Mppthcfcru perfanft.
Rae,uap g. Co.. Rr. SO, GIm'StrGke. R.s9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-07-12
SmiaDle &unoe.
-~gs
Gin Goift bes Yrin;en Snan.
Saiiclbe id,eint baranf bered,net bic
SSelt ami id,limmc Siahridten
aus Tcfing n0rsubcreitcn.

aritiI6e Sage Der gu6!dnoer IN 2l'n
Sin. - @islleidt perosn au4
bieIe 6innen Sur3em @ntIab be-
OurFen. - sic Tpllen fdon lsbts
@o6e cine beoentli4e NIeosrlags
erlitta1 6aben. - Die Ghlnelen
boben bus 0Itlide 2lrTenal mieosr
sro6ert. - Sapan bdtt nit lslnen
8erfdrfungen 5urud, um grD=
Bere 9srgiitunsen 6eraus gu Idlaz
Gen. - 9lutiger Sampf olpilden
0eutT6en unD .gorern" inSbina.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-22
lie Offer, to Ret ON acknowledgements
iicans Di~S ustcd.
~lil:PI-RIlr Sl:EC1Ai..

~ltEPtBLltS iECIAl.
Quincy. H.. April 2i.-Adams County Will
send a Yates delegation 10 the STATE Con
Nrntiun. The caucuScs in the townships
ana at the soldiers and Sailors Home wer.
held This afternoon. ana ;he reports it-
"civrd here tonight insure this much. rs
a result IN" Yates people are in hiEh glre,
while the friends Of the other candidates
are cr,stfdllem. Still the Reeves Men nave
40; entirely giyca mp hope of preventing
the Yates crowd from having next Tues
days convention instruct Tor their man.
The men most prominent in the Republican
party hcre-thoSr who usually rin the con-
Ncn:iopS-haN- faith in their ability 10 Out
general tho Yates men. who have mot WIFE
such excellent success at The canctscs.
az III" delegates elected 10 the county
Convention At the country cluClIS.S to-itN
Il5 arr reported To be- Tor Yates and TWEEN
t.-~iN Tor Reeves. I'll" Soldiers H"in".
which IL entitled 10 twenty nine delegates.
quarters ii IS ROW ~ass,'tci that i~' al IN.
delegates elected NJ the city caucnsns last
hight ar Tor Yates and siNty-cisht Tor
Reeves. The Reeves men dispute t!ItS'' iiE,,
ulcs ana claim the city 10y a few. should
this he true. the returns from IN" town.
ships tonight show that Yates viii stu
haN" "A biz Working majority III the CON
Yates was i'll the city last night and at
tended the caucus in tie hig Republican
wati-the Fourth.
IN bet So you viii never bee Governor.
was n" reply Of Georgr Thrush. a Reeves
man. last evening IL some JOYFUL remark
uf Judge Yates.
I'm TAX, III. bet" .etor,ea Yates.
Wait TIL morning: | have not got the
money with m"." said Thrush:
"lll loan you thu money" said Yates.
handing Thrush q so bill. THRUST handed
the bill hack. with the request thai h"
Yates wait ELL this morning. when Thrush
would bet him g.. This episode. III" Reeves
men say. IS hut another al tn. many proofs
81 The lack OF dignity with which Yates IL
conducting III" canvass for the snilerna-
turiIl nomination.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-22
EDW,RDsNILLE PRIMARY.
Deleunt.s Selected nnd W. -. Wheel
er Endorsed for Legislature

\ mass meeting WAS held in the Madison
County Courthouse by The Democrats ui
lGiHardSyill" Tow n>hip, 10 select delegates
10 The County Convention II Alton on Mon
day. Judge w. IL. krans WIS %S"lcctr. rs
chairman. ana T. ii. stokes WAS recon-
lnond"i for Central Committeeman.
ATTORNEY William T.. Wheeler WAS IN
dor-ct for ~iieVres. ntatIvc from the Forty
seventh l~Strirt 10 IN" G.ncr;l Assembly
as Illinois. \ committee. consisting nf 9. IL.
Burton. W. VI. Warnock. ChaTles Ho"S hen
stein. Simon keilcrmann, Sr., and William
hickman. WAS chosen 10 select delegates,
Iad their report. recommending the S.iec-
lion O.; th" following persons. WAS unan-
im"GSly accepted: Judge Il. X. burroughs.
Judge W. IL. krdne. A. l.. Brown. Henry
H0tz. =. II. Burton. T.. T.. Glass. W. NJ.
Warnock. Simon kellcr,nann. Sv.. T.. W.
Nudge, lanes +. Tunnel. y. l.. Metcalte.
I. W. Terry. James L. Flynn. Charles
Hack. Frank J. Stiiwell. A. u. TuNhorn,
Edward klrmen. Joseph Spcis. James NJ
StuhbS. George L.v1rett. & I. l!dnwc" L
II. Stokes. William RarracroiSh, William
Burton. Peter Mccall. Alex. Cobb. Charles
f~'ernero. !. 4. Taylor, charles Henry and
Henry Henry.