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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-10-16
Sin alter &Gnape.

sn Der gldbe bon HodeIer. 2orain
GountD. o., leben orei alte Sunsseiel=
len Namens Sohn. Sarpis uno Soren
Dread. s}obn It IS, Sarois 70 uno
Horen 80 Sabre ait. Die orei grioer
lino reid uno baben einen 9roben 9elo=
Iarant inf Saus. gm Dienltag Nbeno
woatsn iebs &duber Die S6dbe Der
SuneeeIelen rauben uno l9li9en lid
nod Dem 6allie. sic trnfen Den jung
Iten Der 8riioer, syobn, i'm Sofe, i6lu=
gen ibn nieoer uno banoen ibn; oann
po6ten lie al Der 9austbiire, no Sar-
bis ibnen aufma6te, als Die &duber
einorinsen MOLTEN. fprang oenlelben
Elm arpber 8ullbuno ent9e9en, aber elm
lpoblsesielter &epolperiAub na9te Dem
2eben oes 5bieres elm ,gnoe, Sarois
tpuroe nieoer0ei1la9en uno betpuBtlos
liesen oelallsn uno wdbrenb brei &au=
Der Dor benz 6auie Wade bielten,
ordnsen bret in oas 9alls. Soren. Der
ihon i'm Sette lag, muroe gebunoen
uno Damn ma9ten li1 Die &dnber ba=
RON. ben @slDibrant auf3uipren9en.
unteroelien mar Sarpis mleDer gu lih
gefommen uno psribaffte lib cine
gbrotflinte, nit Der er ii6 nab Dem
3immer ihlib, mo- Die Nduber on bem
@eloi6rante arbeiteten. Sarpis fins
ioiort on. gu ibieben uno erl6oB srpei
Der Gduber uno brahte Dem oritten
cine t0otli6e Wunoe bel. Oie orei
8enoHen, Die por bem 6auie itanben,
er9riffen barauf Die Glu6t. Sarois
befreite Die Yriiber bon ihren Yanoen
uno alarmirte Die Nadbari6aft, bod
bat man big iebt Die entflrbsnen 8du=
Der nod nidt gefunoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-10-16
Gin alter go4Dat bessobteu.

@bas. spieer. Elm 6siser Der pan=
bano!e GiIenbabn, 1T beI9uloist, eirem
alten Soloaten, Sos. Mt@alilter, SIS
aeltoblen su baben. UtcGauilter unb
Spicer tuaren beioe SoltQdn9er in benz
SoItbaule bon &ipps & @lmooo. Wlc=
@alilter erbielt am Samltae ieine pens
llon. g}ahoem ct beri1ieoene tleine
S9uloen be5ablt. blieben ibm nod SIS
glm SOnntas Nadmlttas sins er nab
1elnem 3mmer, UNI Elm usnis gu ihla=
fen. llnteroeiien sins aud Spieer
nad lSinem 3immer, neben oemienigen
Me@allilters, fam aber elei9 mieoer ber=
unter uno ia9te, er tonne ni6t IhlaIen
uno sins na6 &oneps &eltaurant, mo
er 5ubat toufte uno $40 tpe6Ieln lieb.
unteroellen war Megaailter auf9ema1t
uno hattie bemerft. oab ibm Die SIS
obbanoen aefommen tuaren. gr 1uhte
Spicer auf unD Ia9te ibm, tpenn er oas
@slo babe, 10 iolle er es iDfort beraus=
geben, ionit laiie er ibn als perod1tig
perbaften, mOrauf Spicer sruioerte:
,grlt miilien lie mid baben", ,porauf
er ourb cine 9intertbire entflo1.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-10-16
Scr aaMipf ,sttt OaS 9lmt cincS
WrobatsSidltcrS.

9Bie mir horen, miro bic MabI-Wez
b6roe bon 5usearalpas gountp ent-
iheioen. ouB Der Name bon Saenb Sc
@reif aub auf ben amtIihen Wablset=
teln aeorilft lpirD, uno Eaben mir alip
am Mabltaae bic 4usruabl unter orei
@anoioaten fir probate- Hihter: Mi.
hael 9. Steam. ben oemofratiiben
Ganoioaten; @o,pin g. Tpuibitt, DEN
Ganoioatsn Der &epubitaner. uno Sac
cob Sc Greif. unabbdnaiaer @anoioot.
gab oem GeieBe Bot ST. Ee @reif
lnltreitis bas 9eht, als unabbdngiaer
ganoioat fiir oiefes ooer isoss oneere
glmt aufSutreten, aber oh Dies aub
ebrlib uno bilia lit. Oas lit oenn bod
nod cine onoere 1rage nno mDdten mir
uns bier einen tlelen &udblif 9eifaiten.
gor Der oemofratil1en @onbeution
luaren bier @anoioaten i'm 6eloe, 0ars
bep Sarnbil, M. .. 8eam uno ssaeob
Sc 8rsif BON Goiben uno Samuel &o-
blnion bon Slforo Solunlbip. g5
!Daro allgen,sin an9enommen, oab ale
@anooateu li0 oes gntiheioung Der
@onuefltion fiigen pilroen. &eam mar
Der erfolgrei0e Ganoioat. garnliQ
rno GObinfou fiiaten ll1 Der gntlbels
Oung Der gonoentlon; nibt 10 De @relf;
er iamnelte unterIhriften, nm als lnz
ubbdngioer @anoioat auf oen antiiden
WablSettel gu tOmlnen uno Miro nun
NNltreu9ungen MAIDEN, 10 Dlele Stim.
men al5 m6Glib gu betommen.
gSds bate tuobl 0r. Sc Wreif oasu
geiagt, menn IN 1869 ooer 1871, nOd)=
Dem er pDn Den Oemofrotcn gum She
rih llpnlilllrt tnorocn mar. eln anoerer
Sslnotrot als unobhdngiaer @anoiOat
aufaetreten tpdre? llno nls Sr. 9e
Greif i'm Sabre 1875 Die 9}ontination
fir Glsrt erbielt, nQtm er es als ielbit=
uerfdno!i6 Oil, oaB Die oemotralilde
Gortei iau einmitbl9 unteritiiBe IND
oafelbe perlGngte er bel ieiner 9Sie0er=
nD!nlnotion i'm Sabre 1878 unD oieIe
llnterItiibung inaro iGm au0 5u She'll
uno unter oencn, Die ibn untertiiSten,
lparen aud N}. 9. 9ieam unD oeileu
Tanilie. Sat nun M. 9. 3eam nidt
au6 llria0e, Die llnter tiibung Don
Saco5 Sc @reif uno ieineu 6reunOen
gu erwarten? Na9 Hsbt uno SilIig=
teit gans 9epib.
Was miro nun aber oas Gelultnt
iein? Senermam lpelB, oaB meOer
Sacob Sc GseiF nod irgeno ein anoerer
unabhdngiger @anOioat, Der BON felner
partel=OrganiIation unterfttbt miro,
bic 9eringite slusIidt bat. ettDdblt su
tperoen. Sic 0enlotraten, bic fir s.
Sc @reif ltimlnen, f6nnen oemlelben
ni9t belfen, iino aber i'm Gtanoe, in.
brett Die Wa6l oes republltaniI6en
Guroioaten berbei5ufii6ren.
Dies iollte ieoer Gemotrat bebentsn,
ipenn er am 4. NOOember aur Wabl=
urne ge9t.
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2ecture Gurs.

Die erfe lnterbaItuna oes Stem
philadelphia ENetture GurIes 1T Elm
Gor3ert oes lRenoelsiobn mdnner=
Auartetts uno Maraaretba Smiths,
Der berlibmten Sinoer=8ar ain
Wtontag Nbeno, ben 20. Oftober.
Sm biesidbri9en Rurs tperosn adt
untsrbaltungen aegeben, es lit Der bette
4urs, Der Dem publifum in bieIem
Sbetle bes Staates nod ie geboten
tpuroe. yIiemano ioate 309ern, oleIes
Sahr Sidets gu tauIen.
Rnrstifets tueroen BON ben i3oalin=
gen Der 0ohIbule fir einen Dollar ber-
tauft. Sifets fir reIerbirte eibe fDn=
men am 5reitaa Nabmittag BON 4 ubr
an, an Der Safe uno ipaterbin bel
Spers q GaoerIp aetauft neroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-10-16
@raMiiae Shnt.

0optinsOille, &p., Is. Stt. 2lopb
gtellon, Elm iunser pHan3sr, tuuroe in
Der ytdbe bon pembrote bon einem
3age abgeieBt, neil er iib in Der
5rllnfenbeit nnanltdnOig benabm. @r
tpubte lld eine Nrt su berf1affen uno
erl1lua oamit cine alte Yiegerin, 9aa=
nlens Gabeeea MacraD, Die er auf Der
straBe traf. Sem 20 Sabre alien
Jieser Solepb 8anop, pelder auqen=
5eu9e Der Ehat mar, tDurbe BON yielIDi.
NIT eiaem Weiier cine 10 idipere Wun=
oe ant 9alie beisebradt, DaB er mafr.
ldeinlid fterbsn tDiro. s3Dei gtunbe,l
lana belt er bic yeipobner bes Drtes
IN Nngf un0 Gbrsfen, bann puroe er
iibel'pdltist uno isiner eigenen 5iber=
belt lpe1en nod bier 0ebra1t, oenn cine
groBe Nn3aN Neasr bate 5id aulom.
nlelgetban, nm ibn 3u Ipn9en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-10-16
1tmD tuenm Die @oIfe iie per=
hiiIlte

bic Sonne itebt bod am Simmels8eIt 0ieien Iroif
ioten iitb bic nielen Wage nnb Geberfranten geIagt
ietn laiien, bic ON 3eben nersiueifelr 9ie 6nnfle
itbeber. Mud5 ans sell gan;nen tfrer ,,pep erfranf
ten Crgane iabt fdb nod leues 2eben erfpedeu. 9as
Wfittl iol4er Hudiebr sur @ciunobett biloen, ipe
9anienbe 6ebeilter III aen Lbeilen ber cipiliiiren
gclt banfbar be5eugeu BITE gerabe barnm 70 bertbns
ten ct Bernard Rrduterpien, bic in ben Der. Gtans
ten pie iiberan IN iecer Apotbefe iiir mir 25 Gents
81 bobeu fitb, So III DaS Elm gan5 eigentbimIirbes
peilnttel bas fansen 3etten BON ben .selebrte1
1RDnsben pDn ct 8ernarD I'M Mr5netd)oB Der ytatlr
gefunoeu mrbe nnD MIR aug beilfrdti9en gan3enbe.
ftaubbeen beitebt ipelde breft au Wfagen nb Sober
lpirfen Iieie Ytfen braHfben feine Hnderbiae Denn
ie entbaIten tS ais BITE bsen pegetabIi1en Mr3uei.
ftoife; nnb le balten ann mas fieperipreen nMr mas
re bolteu tDnHep,
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OcftprUcn.

Nm 13. Gttober in Der Mdhe BON
Bort Waibinaton. 6ran Senrp Shug,
nad ldneerer Granfheit i'm alter bon
76 sSabren. 9ie gerltorbene binter-
ldBt bier Ginber, einen Gobn uno brei
s S6bter.
Mm s. Ottober in Stem philadelphia
SRI. Wilbelmine Wort. nahoem tie elm
Sabr lang franf aelesen. i'm Nlter bon
AZ Sabren on Der Nussehruna.
Nm s. Ottober in ibrer Wobnnna
an Der 5trabe bon 8lidto,pn nod @a-
nal Sober, SSrau Mmanoa 6ilbsr. Die
Gattin BON Soiea Siiber. I'M Alter bon
SO .Sabren am Neroenfieber. Die Ber-
ltorbene batte adt 8eIdmilter uno bon
oieien iino feds sleib ihr ON Nerpen=
fieber aeltorben, cine Ghpeher lfart
an einem Sersibel uno Die iiinsltt
Gdmsfer, Srau Margaret Nrnolo,
lebt nod in 2arneb, 4as. sic binter'
ldbt einen @atten unb 1ieben Sinoer.
bier SDbne unb brei SD6ter.
ueber ben Sob BON 2enis SpleB, Der
mir lebts Wobe aenelOet. baben nil
nod folsenoes na65utragen: Ser Der:
ltorbene mar i'm 9esember 1929 ii
Gerbauieu, GeutIAlano. geboren uni
fam ill Sabre 1855 nod oen Der.
Staaten, no er li1 i'm Sttobcr 1857
nit Srl. Qnna Menees oerebelibte.
Gem @bepaare ,purben neun Sinoer,
fiinf S6bne uno bier SDhter. geboren.
Die tpie au9 Die @ittme Oes 8erItorbe'
men ale nod ON 2eben iino. ST mOl
felt Der 8riinouna oicier 3eitllng itets
Elm eifriger Seller oes ygeDba6ter.
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S,trniioe's
9ut : 9epartentent.
~>MN~

SRI. Meanor 1T geaenudrtio i'm
Often uno liebt iid nod ben neuelfen
D}ooen um.- Wir 5aben Die ld15n5fe
4uspabl. Die ie in oieler @taot aeleben
bon $500 aufmdrts big au s25. 90.
Gs oeriobnt iid unisre Site gu ieben.
ob Sbr fault ooer ni6t. sSbr iebt oas
bel Die neuIfen Wooen uno Die Ihonfen
5ite, bic Sbr ie in unlsrm Store ae.
Ieben.
sapeten fiir baIben greis. ssbr
maAt beRer Cure einidufe fiir ndd,ifes
Sabr. oenn Shr tperbet finoen, bah Die
preiie so pro5ent b0ber iein tueroen.
Geidirr aler Mrt unb sur offenen
Nnsmabl, Sbr f6nnt Elm einselnes
Stud tanfen Ober 10 biel SIR ipoflt
Elm siiif ooer Elm aan5es 9inner-Get.
Burnlioe's
9fpQrtfnlfut 6tole,
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9sotisem aber Die etrabenfair.

Gie neutrality-suspicious.. oas
Musitellungsiuetter. bic Gamen duf Der
Musfelung uno namsntlidb biele,
alles auiammen madk Die 5traBenfair
su sinem grfolg.
gs seists lid, oab Die @efliigelsiidter
i'm county Fib beftreber, idbOnes Ges
flti9el Su siehen, uno slpar nit grfols
bod ipurbe bemertt, oaB ein5elne
Nusneler 10 tleire Sdfiae batten.
ooB Die Diertdaiee Musfetluns in Dsn=
ielben an Sbierqudlerei Qrenste.
Menn man bon Der SSair einen
Shlub sieben oarf, 10 nliiiIen tDir an
9antlaaunsstag auf Wellbbitbner Der=
3i1tsn.
Gie Nusfeluna bon 6riidten unb
Giemiiien mar Die it0nte, Die man nod
je bier eelehen.
Derrn Or. Gterfi's Nus1eluns bon
naturaei9ibtliben Sbistten fano gro=.
BEN yeimll uno nuroe BON Sunoerten
belidbtiat.
9tatiirlb uaren ri6t ale IusHeQer
nit ben @nti6eibun9en Der 9reisriGter
aufrieoen unO 'ollte man in 3ufunft
nur iolbe au preisridterT erlpdblen.
Die iebem Nusitsller ben
er6bten Yreis geben.
Sin NusIteaer al Weit SodtroBc
tuar rn5utlieDetl, neil er fitr ieine
1artofteln ni9t ben b0bfen Yreis be-
fun. glo1 Der Nrt uno gDe;ie wie Der
Mann iih benabm, bdtte man aller=
nings erlparten oiirfen, CAB er Die Did
fen Sartpneln Siebe.
Gie proollttioneu oes Gelltan5ers
60. Streun puroen INNER bon elmer
sablysiden Meu9e be,punOert.
Srob oes ib6nen gBetters lieb Der
geiu6 pieles 81 wiinl6en iibrig unD
bat bic Nlirbt Dor osn Ylattern nlanAe
bon Der 2lushalluna fernaebalten, ndb=
reno mie ood Isit Dem Sooe Der 6rau
@laB go. 5eptember) bier teinen
YlattsrnIal mebr aebabt BADEN. IS
cirfulirien oariiber Die abenteuerllhlten
@eriibte lno es iuurDe unter unoelem
er3dbit, oab ie6s Doer adt perIOnsn Der
Seuds i0on gum Opier sefallen uno
piele anoere an oerielben ertrantt ieien:
OILS zines Der SpIer Der 3rantGelt pur=
be ou9 Sr. 81. QB. 8atrif senannt,
Der terSli1 ladte, al5 man ibm baroL
ersablte. Sroboem waren am Spn=
nerltag uno 5reitag 5ienlid 2eute III
Der Gtaot uno unterbielten f9 Oil 9
bette.
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6cirdtDSb csuiQiatt,taett

0tobert 80. 9aois, 9teutenbiae -
Nellie Nl. Stores, Genniion,
Daniel Mutideltnaus, Walnut @reet,
S.-WarD g. Nrmbrint, Sugar
Greet.
Sobn lf. 2anosboroueb. Gcio, o.
gBinifeb 2eggett, ubri6spiae.
S. spencer Srlep, Neuart, S.-Noro
90. Goooine, @illnore.
Clarence 6. Rauiman-Soa q. Gu:
ceriep, beioe aus garuhil.
@has. 8. Simes, ubritspiae- Moui,
y. @aplss. Sraep.
9ln9elo geio53i- Gsgina guIetti, beio,
aus 8oiben.
Geo. %. 2aIb, 9enniion gloora W
parrifb, llbridsoiae.
Sobn j. Gtt-glara Grob, beioe al!
Gagersbille.
98m. graop Nltbera Soltettler, beio,
aus Sugar @reet.
6arrp Seals = emma Wpers, beioe oil!
Canal 9ooer.
elmer s. MoBbart, Canal Doper-
Dlilbreo 8. &ubn. glad gano.
Columbus Gigbb, 9enniion- glisa,
betb Woore, ubri6spile.
u}anforo 3. euiter, @Oibocton- 8eio
W}ebler, Baltic.
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Oeifentlihe Neriteiger1e1tg

9r. 6. Is. Qetpis miro auf leiner
Harm, 'an Der neuen elettrilhen Bahn,
slpilhen Stem philadelphia uno Canal
DO0er am,
samitag, 25. Gftober 1902,
offentli9 perfeigern lallen:
6iinFaig 5tiid &inopieb,
5ebsSsbn pferoe, oarunter Elm @e=
ipann rot6brauner gaaaben. 6 bis z
Sabre alt. 1900 pfunb ibmer, bon
Dem 6enalte 5Dbasco. nit eirem Hecorb
bon 2.l24 Minuten; Die Gtute 8amz
BETA Wiltes, pon benz 0engite Mrtiaus
nit einen Gecorb bon 222a Minuten.
Die Stute 9ambletonian Wiltes; swei
bobe uno ib0ne Wallahen, quite Gelt-
pferoe, Die in 2erinston s4O0 getoltet
baben, lino boppelt unp einfa6 einge=
fabren; SSiillen BON gutter Nalle, ! big
2 Sabre alt, uno aewObnli6e Sarm=
pferoe.
gier3is Gbmeine,
Sine 3lpeilpdnnilde Rutf6e nit 8e=
i6irr.
3lpei @6litten.
Gin 9eoedtes parai0l pbaeton.
: SO Mfer Corn Ii, 8arben unO
gornfutter.
Cine =DampfmaIdine bon l2
pferoefrdften.
sSarmgerdtbI1aften etc. etc.
| Yeoinguneen: Nle Betrd9e nnter
$500 miii1en baar be5atlt tperbsn.
SIR ale boberen Betrage tDeroen ied)s
Monate Greoit gegeben, aegen Note nit
gutter Siberbeit.
Die Weriteigerung be9innt Bormit=
tags i'm 9 llbi. 6Onn3eit. grfrilhun-
asn tperben auf oem YlaBe ierDirt BON
9an. NeiB.
&. W. Mnbreasu. MffiFeni
I3. DIT. 1902. auttiondre. 26.
Abonnirt out ben Bel ba4ter.
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0efNw

Sir ben Serbit=8 =8eri1tstermin lino
nun folgenoe @eidmorene berausgeIolt
tporoen:
Charles Walton, Wariuid 9p.; 8.
:. Softer, Dill; Siaiab 1oifman,
sfrantlln; =. u. Walters. @oiben; &.
Stilbenbaugb, Wia; Miaiam Mcglain,
9olben; sSrant garter, Orioro; Wm.
'p. utulpane. Srforo; Dlartin Suffice,
Warren; Somes @utbrle, Mil; Msss
lep Wolf, 6airfielo; 2lopo Wlurpbp,
Crforo; 6arrD Darit, Goihen; eugene
9aoerlp. 8olben eSoiepb lDinfler,
Dorf; s. s. Slmmons. Mi(l; glilba
0lneS, Srforo; Glmer Dia, Salem;
William Siorif, Grforb uno .ssoIepb
Garnes, SOper.
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Sir bic Winter-M -Man6per, tpelhe
Der Marineiefretir fir uniere 5hlaht-
ihiff= uno GreuSer=6lOtte in tpeltinoi-
f6en @eudhern in Nuslidt genommen
bat, liegen 100000 Sonnen 0artfo1-
len in uno um Nem Dort aufaeitapelt.
sSm Jall Der Notb ndre bas cine tem=
pordre Musbiilfe. Nuf Die ManDuer
lieBe iib perSidten.
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Gin unternebmunaslultiger 3el=
tunNsperle9er in SeuneNee perlpra0
ieoen neuen Mbpnnenten cine Nlalhe
B6istep. Der gyiiensburi, ben er
oamit entfeTelt. bat ben Wunn bante=
rott semabt.
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Gepublitanil6es Nreument: Grltens
9ibfs iiberbaupt feline Srlits, alpeitens
lino lie burhaus nidt ihdolid] unb
orittens eibt es fsin Wittel. tie un=
ihdDli1 al MAIDEN.
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Sem ofratisdscS Gifct.
@ta ats. yidet.

SIR Gtaats GefretGr asrb. grrhcrt o. FioeIpas.
Sir Gnpreme.Wic,ier @inlnet Dupnelln.
Tir ylahrnnaSmi teLGommtIar- abltpp q. @rnE.
Sur Tat5 Der pfentltden Mrbttten SDirpb 8. EGtci
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= Qm 5amitas Nbeno brannte biz
Sdeune bon sSobn asap, an Der 5tra-
Benbabn bon Dtiobale nad New pbila.
Oelpbia, nit sroBen 0orrdt6en bon
0eu urlo Strob, Jarmserdtben uno
U}ai6inen, bolltdnoig nieber. Nud
5tpel G1lber perbrannten. 0erluf,
$4,000; Beriiderung, $500.
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GDnntp.1fdet
sFiir l.rpbatridtergR. o. Reant.
Stir oats.9lnipalt-5amHei Gsssre.
SIR @eridltst tAreibtr ssebn 80. Gin.
Sir &eeprber Jubu g. 2int.
Sir Sproner-Dr. VI. G.. Bartsn.
Stir @ommiifiundr-G @. q. 2hau.
Sir ussNirettpr-G Girsa 3tmhaG.
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0inrift.1
Gpuntn.1

Sir GonsreB Jan. 20. GaIEnqbam.
Giir RreiSribter-S. M. Douglas.
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.-- Sie lebten Nddte bradten leibte
6r0ite.
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: Abonnirt auf ben Bel baater.
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Or. 6. Is. Qetpis miro auf feline,
Ssarm, 'an Der neuen elettrilhen Bahn.
smilhen Stem philadelphia uno Cana
DoDer am,
The Iola register., 1902-03-28
Reception 10 Nav Minister.

LastaTuesday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs George A. Bowlus recep-
tion was rendered by the congrega-
ion of the Presbyterian church to
Rev. and Mrs. Culbertson. II was a
sort of ''get acquainted" affair, and
the large rooms we're crowded. Pres
byterian punch and waters were
served and the gathering proved to be
a very enjoyable social affair.
Reverend and Mrs. Culbertson are
young people, possessed of the very
desirable ability to enjoy themselves
and assist others to enjoy themselves.
Both are cordial and likable and the
congregation has required but one
short week to make up its mind that it
is going to think great deal of the
new minister and his wife and already
there is evidence OF a renewed activity
in all departments of the church.
The Iola register., 1902-03-28
TELEGRAPH NEWS NOTES

Cape Town, March 2l.-Cecil Rhodes
passed a good night. He was able to
take some nourishment.
Dighton, Kansas, March 2O,-An-
thony Wyne, aged 28 was found dead
in ravine four miles northeast of
Healy last night. He was demented
and had wandered out and died of ex-
posure.
Paducah, KY, March 20.-At Mad
rid Bend two negroes were killed by
white men and three probably fatally
beaten. The trouble started over. the
theft of chicken by one of the
negroes.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, March 20.-In a
class scrap between Freshmen and
Sophomores here last night two Fresh
men were shot, probably not fatally.
Leavenworth, March 20.-Six of the
convicts who escaped from the Federal
penitentiary are still at large and a
determined effort is being made in the
southwest to capture them.
Berlin, March S0.-Admiral Prince
Henry of Prussia hoisted hisIpennant
at noon today on the battleship Kaiser
Friedrich III, as commander of the
Kiel waters.
Topeka, March 24-Dr. Fahrig, the
Philadelphia scientist, arrived here
this morning and will take charge of
the mill for the extraction of gold from
the Trego shale
Omaha, March 25.-Chas. Ahl,
chief cattle buyer for Cudahy and we'll
known throughout the west, was gored
by a mad bull at the stock yards to-
day and badly torn.
The Iola register., 1902-03-28
TOWNSHIP LEASE LEGAL
Right of Leasing School Lands Rests
Solely With Board

Gutherie, o. T., March 25. The
question as to whether the board for
leasing the school lands of the terrific
ry had the right to lease any part of
such lands for the purpose Of building
townsites has long been an open one.
The attorney general and the commits
sioner of the general land Office Vt
Washington held that the board had
no such right. On appeal to the Sec
retary OF the interior, that official has
decided and notified the board today
that the ri ht to lease was solely vest
ed in it and that the interior depart
ment had no supervisory jurisdiction.
This is good news for Mountain View
and Luther, also for other towns built
wholly or in part on leased school
lands.
The Iola register., 1902-03-28
Sisters of Charity as Nurses

The new hospital soon to be opened
on South Walnut street by Drs. Coff-
man and Dresbach is being fitted up
already. New furniture has been pur-
chased and is arriving and the large,
comfortable, airy building will be
neatly and cleanly equipped. Appli-
cation has been made and there is a
promise that a favorable answer will
be received to have four Sisters of
Charity come here and take charge of
the hospital. The Sisters would at
tend to everything, keeping house"
in the hospital, doing the purchasing,
nursing and everything. Experience
has taught that better : nurses are
seldom found and if the Mother Su-
perior, who is expected soon from
Wichita to- look into the matter, de-
cides to send them here the hospital
will be largely tnrned over to them.
The doctors, Of course, will own the
hospital and will pay fixed sum for
the work OF the nurses.
The Iola register., 1902-03-28
In THE PHILIPPINES
The Reports of Plague on the Islands
Confirmed.

Washington, March 24-Surgeon
General Sternberg has received official
advices from Manila confirming the
press reports of the existence of Ash
attic cholera and plague in the Philip
pines, but does not regard the situa-
tion as serious. He is confident of the
ability of the medical authorities to
prevent an epidemic of either con-
tagion. The plan of General Chaffee
to expedite the departure of the re-
naming battalion of the Third infan-
try from Manila upon the transport
Grant, week ahead of the schedule,
as a precautionary measure
against the possible spread
of the cholera to troops returning to
the United States, is approved at the
War department.
The Iola register., 1902-03-28
AGAINST POPULISTS.
Attorney Generals Opinion on the
Election Board.

Topeka, March 24.-Attorney Gen.
eral GODDARD has rendered an opinion
on the new election law which prob
ably will prevent the Populist party
from having representatives on the
election board in the state next fall.
The law provides that the dominant
party shall have two judges and a
clerk and the second largest party
shall have one judge and clerk. 1t
has been thought that this law meant
that the parties with first and second
greatest vote in the voting precinct
should control the boards, but Mr..
GODDARD holds that the size of the
parties shall be judged according to
their total vote cast in the state at the
last election. The Populist vote was
third in size in 1900.
The Iola register., 1902-03-28

thrown away crutches and walked about after
two or three trials of the remedy Jaf sick
given up by home doctors, have been rtt ,cored
TO theii families and friends in perfect health
Rheumatism neuralgia, stomach, heart, liver,
Kidney, blood and skin diseases and bladder
troubles disappear as by magic. Headaches
Dackaches. nervousness, feverS consumption,
coughs, colds, asthma, cutarrh, bronchitis and
al nnectonS of the throat. lungs or any vital
o. & ms are easily overcome in u space of time
that is simply marvellous
Partial paralysis, locomotor lataxia, dropsy,
gout. scrofula and piles are quickly and per-
TEN. blood aud tissues restores normal nerve
power circulation and state of perfect
health Is produced at once. To the doctor all
systems are alike and equally affected by tn
great Elixir of Life " send for the remed
today. IL Is free to every sufferer. stat
what you want to be cured OF and the sur,
mail
The Iola register., 1902-03-28
Forged a Check and Fled

Mr.. Miller, the man who runs a res
taurant and store in Cementyille is
out five dollars worth. Saturday
night he cashed an order from Thorn
ton Bliss for five dollars. 1t was writ
ten out, dated and signed correctly.
Bliss was formerly boss at the quar-
ries and the man who cashed the
order was Jim Howard who worked
under him there for six months.
Miller would have given him $40 on
the order if asked to. Bliss says the
order wasforged and refused payment.
He consulted lawyer and learned
that no punishment can be inflicted as
the amount is under $40 and the forger
has left the state. 1t is a mighty bad
habit to get into and bad crime to
ever get out of.