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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-01-25

The position of the News and
Observer, Senator Simmons and
Governor Aycock, we are persuad-
ed, is approved by the great mas.
of the people of North Carolina
There is nothing radical in the
suggestions, but there is positive
progress and a long step forward
in a direction that is greatly need
ed in North Carolina. If the Gen
era1 Assembly will enact a law en-
bodying these five suggestions out
lined in this paper in November, it
will deserve and receive the ap-
prevail and the p1audit well done
from the people of North Carolina
Those suggestions are:
/. No distilleries except in incor-
porated towns where there is
ample police protection.
z. No saloons outside of incor-
porated towns having sufficient
population and police protection.
3. All towns and cities given the
privilege of voting on the question
of establishing a dispensary.
4. Wherever prohibition prevails,
the anti-jug law is to be put in
operation.
S. No legislation to disturb any
prohibition or dispensary terri
tory.
1t is to be hoped that the advo-
Gates of temperance will all be of
one mind with respect to ali the
provisions of suggested legislation,
for if any legislation is enacted
that gives substantial progress in
the fight against the liquor traffic
all must work together to secure 1T.
Those who wish total or qualified
State prohibition will naturally
wish an act granting it. Those
who wish a State dispensary sys-
tenn (and there are more OF these
than is generally supposedly will
not be entirely satisfied without
it. But no advocate OF temperance
need hope TO secure at one bound
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-01-25

The Senate will win cornmendaton
from Cherokee to Currituci< if lit will
unanimously pass the Fuller bill before
Tuesday night. All over the State the
people favor it, because The principle is
a souEd one.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-01-25
Spirit of the Press.
HE SHOULD Apology

HE SHOULD APOLOGIZE.
Durham Herald.
The gentleman who accused Mr. Fuller
OF being hireling of the Southern Rail-
road and other things should now have
the manhood to ask his pardon.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-01-25
FIVE CENTS ON THE DOLLAR

FIVE CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
Durham Herald.
OF course tho Southern might do some
tnlhg II the town would relinquish its
claim on Peabody street, but we would
not accept its promises at five cents on
the dollar.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-01-25
MAY HELP OTHERS, TOO

Durham Herald.
The Southern thought we could not help
ourselves but it may be that We will be
able to do that and help some other towns
as well.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-01-25
A MORNING TONIC.
A DAILY THOUGHT.
(Old Saying.)

A promise and it's performance should,
like the scales of true balance always
present q mutual adjustment.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-01-25

About the first OF December, the
Washington corresnondents of the
North Carolina papers published
an interview with Senator Sim
mons in which our able Senator de-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-01-25

Shortly after the election the
News and Observer outlined its idea
of the temperance legislation that
the General Assembly of 1903
ought to enact. There was much
favorable comment upon the edi-
torial. Later, about the last of No
vember, the following editorial,
giving the suggestions and the ar
gument in support of them, ap-
peared in the News and Observer:
Shortly after the election on the fourth
of November, in emphasizing the sig
nificance of the victory for prohibition in
Cumberland county, this paper stated its
position with reference to the legislation
upon the subject of temperance and the
regulation of the liquor traffic which it,
believed the General Assembly of NORTH
Carolina of 1903 ought to enact,f Those
suggestions have been widely approEed
by thoughtful and conservative men in
the State. 1t has been gratifyiHg to
note that the bulk of the men who wish
the present agitation to n5ean "a posi-
tive victory for real tempe rance progress
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-12
Mettete TIRES Riuocs scbem

uSn hrei Mcuaten purbe in Gplss
BON 2unsenentSiinouns Elm fetter tleiner
&uabe gum Stelett umsewanpelt" lhre6t
Trau N. DatfinS BON plealant Gitp, 8.
gin iAredliher 6uitcn iteutt iiA Elm
,lnb trpbpem mebrere gScAen Elm gutter
Mr3t 3u Hatbe se,osen wurpe, Yerihlim-
n,ertf fh Der 3utanS bes Rleinen immer
me9r. Damn sebrauhten pir Or. Rings
Nep Discovery fur SdWinnluht, uuc
gar talD mar nnler QieblinJ rieper fril1
,l,,b eelunr. sBir iinp iiber3eust, pisis
Mepi3in lat isin seten serettct." Mil-
'lionen piHen, bab es bic cinsiBe 5ilfs ger
gen 5uiten, Grfdltnng unb Nnnsenfrant=
beiten III. 9ere SOC. unb $l.0U GlalAe
III garantiert spon Srdnf Miuer nnb
5cbns. wrOteEafden fret.
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eenatspabI a,tgefod,tem.

Senator Yurrolps, benz WorFbenben
oes Wabi.GDmiies bes Genates, III eiit
protelt oeaen bic Mnertennung bon
Reeo 5mooi als yunbesienator bon
utab auseaangen, meltsr lid baranf
fiibt. elm Apofiel Der Mormonentirde,
lpie CT es iei, oiirfe niht Die Bep0ltea
runs bon utab im Senat bertreten.
Eas Dotulnent lit itbr umfanereid
unD fabrt cine arobe alusabi bon 8re-
o.9ten unD Reoen uno anDsren morirlo.
niiben Runbsebunsen an, poraus li6
ersisbi. baB oas prieiterttum Der Nor.
mDnentirehe Want iiber ale gsiitliheu
uno meltli1en Nngelegenbeiten ausiibt.
Dem Senator Grpe, als prdiioellten
pro tempsre oes 6enats. uuroe cine ab=
ihrift oes S1riftitiides sugehe!lt, uno
es nuroe bon oen 5enatoren SSrDe unb
Burroms bsiGloiIsn, Den proief Dem
Genat nidt soraulestn. bis Derrn
Smoot's neutrality-suspicious. ein=
9ereidt miro, tuona6 beio. Dotunente
al oas Wabl-gonlite perlpieien peroen
IDllen.
s}n elmer Dem Gomite elei9IaIls ei1s
geiunoten grtldrunQ neroen politiihe
3u9eb6ri9teit uno 2sbensberuf Der
unteraei9ner bes protefes, iomie ein
furSer 9ebenslauf zines ieoen mitae=
tbeilt. um nadsuipeilen, oab iie
idmmtli9 anseiebene Wsdnnsr i'm
Gtaate fino. Gs er9iebt iib oaraus,
oab Is bon ben unterSei4nern Hepu-
blitaner uno 4 Semofraten iino. Dem
2ebeusberufe llaa iino Die unterseibner
Observation-Disclosures, ger9merfbes
liber, 8antiers. Neoattsure. 8eiitlide,
Gedtsanlpdlte, 2ebrer uno sluei frilb.re
McDors BON Galt Safe @itp.
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RufI.id,cs Gittenbt!o.

Durb bic lange DorfitraBe, er5GhIt
Elm ruffifhes 9latt, siebt cine ionber<
bare Yro5efiion. 3net Jrauenseftalz
ten, Elm iunsss Mtdb6en urb eine
6rou, geioe MIR nit einem 9elno BE-
befleibet, befinben it9 an berGpiBe bss
3uses. Sbnen folgte unmittelbar Elm
ernit breinl6auenber Mann, Der eine
peitI9e in ber 0anb bdlt unb iie nit
boiler araft auf bic gum SbeiG entz
blobten Niiden Der betben syrauen nte=
berfauien lGbt. Gin 6aufen ipblenber
Mdnner, Sruuen unb Rinber fiebt bem
roben GaauIpiel gu. Offenbar 1T
sas Iolf an berartigeS5enen getpobnt,
benn feline Saab riibrt Ii6, Der bruz
talen gntebrung bteier beiben 5rauen
@inbalt au gebieten. eng anetnanber
gefeKelt, finb bic 8ebauernspertben
sen0tbigt, lautlos bic MiBhanblung
au ertrasen, benn i1an iebem &lagez
laut, ben fie bon iid geben, fault bic
peitIbe nit boppelter Graft auf tbren
Miiden nieher. unb bic in 10 arau=
funer meife Ge1dGnbetsn iinr feline
M0rberinaen, feine 9iebinnen, iie
trifft nur ber Norpurf, einsm unsez
liebten Manne, ben Die gltern ibnen
aufsespunset ,entlaufen su 1ain. Das
Mdb1en foflte auf ben MunI9 Der
Mutter berbeirotbet tperben, breimal
rnante lie ben gerfrh, benz ibr aufse=
atpunsenen GnidIal au e11tgsben, bas
lebte Mal in Besleitung ibrer felt etz
mem Sabre 4rneiratbsten 2eibensgez
noTin, Die nidt laneer bic Mibbanbz
lung TIRES Marnes All ertrasen ber@
rnp1ie. ssr einen fieben Merit bonn
Dprfe befint li6en malb batten ii9 bic
btiben gefliit,tet uub bort in elmer lesr
itebenben 6eafheuer Sbbab aefunben.
Dob fbon naa) bret Gagen bate Der
Batter bes Ndbaens ben Mufentbalts=
prt Der @ntffohenea ernlittelt; er err
f9ten In ber 6Geuer, befebl ben 8ei=
ben, 1ih BIB auf's 6elab ait entfleiben,
bdnb iie aneinanber, fttee auf elm
gferb unb trieb Die Sralcn nit peitz
ihenbieben in bas Dprf suriid, ipo ftd
fofort benz fonberbaren Mllfaug Die
balbe Dprfgeneinbe anfGfD6. Na9
Der 9eenbigung ber npro3efion" MUIR
be bie 6rau ibreln Manne iiberaeben,
Der lie fcfort in bas 3i1naer 5perrte
unb lie il, l,nbarinber5sifter MeiIe miB=
tanbelte. ss1r MebaeF6rei mar babel
ID ber55erreiBenb, bub felbft bic bpr Der
9iitte berfammelten Bauern bic .gez
le1rung 5u grdufdm fanber unb benz
Manne bds blutiiber1frDnte Weib
entriFen. Dos ungliidli1e Mdbden
traf baiTelbe 6didfal; es ipurbe bonn
Water, in baS elterlitbs 6aus aebra6t
ilnb bort 70 lange nit Morten unb
gbaten bearbeitet. Bis fis benz Bates
perlprd1. ben fiir iie bsftinmten Mlann
sn beiraths Die 6eirdtb, fdlieBt
Das Nldti, ion bsreits am nGditcn
9dse ftattgeInnben baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-12

sSn Der 5runfenheit tpeiaerte ii6
i'm fort 2eaoenportb Der Soloat Sen=
ton ylouton pon oer Gompa9nie G oes
6. Sn{ {unierie=Re9im pGbreno er
iid) ais Mrreltant i'm Wabhouie befane,
einem ibm BON erlten Ssroeonten Sror
BON Der Gompaanie M ertbellten Se=
febl nabsutommeu, uno perleBte 3nor
einen Gblas. Ser gergeant sab ibm
barauf einen Sieb nit einem 8epebr
iiber ben Rppi surild, tuelher ibn be-
puBtlos gu 8ooen itredte. uno glanton
trug lebensgefdbrli1e Gerlebunsen oa=
bon.
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ST Der Oeis5ws acactt Den MSabOt
w6tuiQ3

en- einem 9riefe aus Berbera ipefii
Elm gsriAterItatter Des Neufer'fhen
Bureaus a,lf bic S9iuierigteiten BIN,
bic einem TelbSuge gegen ben Mabbi
9lbbullch enteeseniteben. init 25O,0O0
pfunb Sterling ipiirbe man BITE Soften
nitat beftreiten fSnnen, lpbalb Der
WaaAbi, fDie er es leidt fam, ii4 in.
unsusGngfi1e Gesenben 5uridsteht.
ssybn gu tDbten oher gu fangen, fet hDhii
lntpabrfheirliH, man fDnate i'm allsr=
btngs rerniolten. aber rlur nenn man
gar feline stidiiGt auf bic. Soften
nimnlt. gs heibt bann tueiter:
Ser 9nmalt 1T Elm geborener 5an@
belsmann, unb tpenn mir uns banit
beaniigen, infer MilieDen in unierem
Gebiet su iinern unb unfere 9anbelsz
politif auf bic Gnttpidlung bon 8ul=
bar Bella unb gerbsra. foipie Die Oeffz
n11ng Der s5dfea sDifhsn 8erbera unb
bsm italientInen 5duBsebiet gu be-
fbrdnfen, 70 tpirb Der 6ar1bel uno
Bertsbr aus bem sSnrern fortfabrer.
fh anr Guits at tpenben, pGbrenb bic
Brt~rpuntte bes 5anbels in ,lnleren
6dnoen unb u,1ter unferem 69ube
bleiben 60 fomme i6 gu benz
5hlub, bob es pieIleidt ebenfo bor=
tbe;lboft 1T, ben mabbi in feinem et=
scnen Sett fdmoren gu lcfen, als bas
fdpierige Merf au Beginner, feline
Wadh inter aufDanb unberbdltntb=
u1dbiser 9efbmtttel 81 bre9en. Oa
Der Mabbi feline eigenen ginnahnen
uus benz Snlanbbanbel atebt, 10 tpirb
es ibm fe1r p.rIidnblih fem, baB bic
Drbnuug i'm Snnern tpieher bergsitellt
tDerben mub, uno slpar berart, baB bic
5dnbelsbe5ie gum Snnern tpte=
Der herge5tellt iperben. Gpbalb mir
uns hqn1it bseniisen, uniere grenaen
su fihern unb ben Gtdnmen S9ub
gu setpGhrcn, bic uns barum dngeben,
unb ipenn mir 81 bieIem 3pede Boz
ten erridten, bic alIe 3tratesi1h MIDI
tigen puntte beberrf6en. tpiirben mir
aud bic 8runnen beberrf6en. Das
preitige fdme Bel elmer bsrerttgen 2Dz
1una gar nidt in 5raee, ba augen=
blidlib bic 5onali iiberhaupt fein
Bolf als ihren glethbeoeutenb anieben.
Sebe nu9t1eilige 9eite bieier 2Diung
tpiirbe burh bic praftiI6en 8prtbeile,
tpeld)e Die gnttpidiung Der 6anbels=
brennpunfte unb bic 8eberrf9ung Der
6anbelsitrahen brinaen tpiirben, duf=
seippsen tperben. Ser Gampf BON
Gregg lit natiirli9 Elm uneliid, unb
ba man ausenblidlih Die Sruppen be-
reits i'm GO~1altlanb feben bat, tpiirre
es ia au9 idt ipe;tsr f6aben, tpenn
man eine Demonltratton no9te. Mber
bariiber bia1usaugeben, tpdre unflus,
unb tpenn bic rpdrtsbepegung erit
begonnen bat, 1T cine NiidtpGrtsbeipe=
gung unmDglih. Sebt aber idpn Die
Soften feftieben git !pollen, tpdre Elm
gang Derfeb. es llnternebnen."
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81. u. y. YDle,
Ghterar5t.

hat eiue StolIungen unb ein SofpttaI fir 9austbere
binter oas vSberman Spuie" perlegt.
Dr 4pie 1T felt 80 Sabren olsupraftiIter Sbierarst
tbdtie unb lpph bedbi9t ole &ranfbeiten BON Sanss
tbieren at bebaHoelu.
sSeoen erIten gRpntog iu mount ipiro in ieiuen
etanungcn Elm beutlier 8erfouf pon Bterben peran=
itoltct.
Sc iperoen itets gum gerfanfe eebaIten Gin iferes
bciImtttel fir &olif uno gerbainnasfhndde bon
9icroeu unb Hinbpteb nnb ein fderes SeImtttel fir
Strcugei (bstentper) unb sJnflneuaa.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-12
Gtnc tnpiteri1ie 0ei0t6tc.

9et ioIaenbe ieltlame 8organg. 10
,uirb Der vNlleniteiner 3ts." aus Sol=
oau eelhrisben. miro bon einpanos=
FREEZER 5eite als tpirtlid geideben mit=
oetbeilt. Gin @inmobner oes Sorfes
Misrben bti Neioenburg Iubr nit lei.
nem an Eipbtberitis ibluer ertrantten
Ginoe in geeleitung ieiner Jrau 81 ei'
nem 9trst nod gteioenburg. Sort in
einem @aIt6auie an9etommen. mahtell
bic Gbeleute Die Wabrnebmuna. oab
ibr Gino mittlertpeile perltorben mar.
eie lieBen oaKslbe in Better perpadt
suriif uno besaben lid gu einem Slih-
ler, um einen garg 81 taufen. gei
Der &iiftebr ,paren Die Detten nit Der
2sids eeitoblen uno Die @e6er6en ilno
bis oa1in erfolelos 9eblieben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-12
Gitt 0ermdMtntb oer Grippe

ii oft etn abseSebrter 6Srper. SAwade
gferYclitat, Mppetitlclisteit unp ause<
meine NeberselAlasenbeit linp Golsen
bte1er Ssuhe. Damn 1T electric Bitters
ais 8einiaer peS Wasens, Der Qeber unp
Der yieren ppnn0tben. Saulenre baten
e5 erfabrcn, ipie wnnperpca es Die Ser
BEN ltdrft, Das Spfem aufsaut unb bic
balbserlurene @eIunpbeit pieperbrinet.
Mahen sic einen Serluh, !penn Sie
baran leipen. Nur 50 Gts. uno garan=
tirt BON Granf Willer uno Sobn, Apo
tbefer.
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0aItsmovc G. Dbio @iicssbabsa

giaiee prsiie fir aeute. Die lid Elm
6eim tu1en i'm Siiben. WeIten ooer
Noropelten. Sifets meroer am erlten
uno oritten 9ienitaa isoen Wonats per-
tauit big gum %. Npril 1908.
STIR ndbere Wusfunft Denoe man llb
an ben ndbhen 9ifetaaenten Der y. q
8. giIenbabn ooer Oil &c. q. Carroll.
8. g. M., GlepelGno, :. AZ
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9, r1 @rplolion zines ou!omati-
Ih II snners in ben WertHdtten Der
Ysnniplpania gabn sli pitcairn. pa.,
sntltano Gin aroBss sSeuer, ourd wel=
Dies bic Mepnroturmertitdtte fir Wa9en
un> aNoe,e alnlageu serlt0rt wuroen.
Sic oort heiddftisten bunoert Nrbeiter
retteten nit Miibe ibr 2eben; piele biib=
ten ibre Mertseuge Elm. Ser G6aoen
bttrdot SIS, 900.
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Nos. 335 and 316 connect at Welsville for
Steubenville and Beilaire Nos. 302, 3O4, 316
and 336 connect in Union Station, Pittsburgh
for the Fast. CAFE PARLoR CARS on Moss
$40 and 311. Pullman Sleeping Cars on N0s-
3Ol and 302.
BETWEEN BAYARD AND NEW PHILADELPHIA
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Daily. fExccptSunday. I Flag stop. Meals
mStops to discharge passengers from points east Of Hu1
Stops signal for passengers to points Eastern DvG
also Hast Of Pittsburgh Flag stop to discharge passengers
o. 4 Q. Ry. from east Of Alliance. Flag stop to hks
passengers from c.. A. Ry for points east Of Alliances
Dark Faced Type denotes time from IL co noon u r. G.
midngh Light Faced from u GO Midnight IL 90 noon
g. l.. PECK, e. "A. FORD,
General Manager, General Passenger le11k
7-3l-02.-I PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
For time cards, rates OF fare, through ticketE.
baggage checks and further informatfon r.
garding the running Of trains, apply 10 At31Y
Agent Of tho Pcnnsy wanna Lines. # sss
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ltetcr 1000 McnSd)em itnccn
ttm gDcHcmgrab.

-, 80 ~
etn xDcNcngrat.
Sic @slellYhaits. .Srfeln ,u,rroeu ii
Ser W(itte bcs porioen Ilonots BON Il.
mem iiirdterlideu llnoIiif heinusI,,cht
bel. oen, iiber 1000 Nil,uebprne ibr,n
5 90 oeiunben uno so c<nieln ner,niiffpt
.purben. Yas furd,tbare llnoliif er.
etanst. I'D, am Is. Sonuor ,,ofhpe,,,
lbpn einiae 9oae porbsr Elm bsftioer,
Gturm oshau1t hatte. U,an o(aubt
oab Ounoerte bon 2sihen IN ous Meer
oeriSieu muroeu mn niemols o,i,,nb,u
,ueroen tonnen. Die uebsrlebsnoen
habeu tpeoer Gfsiouna nod 9tohruuo
uno lie ld,ausn Iiirdterlich.n Ye,ben
eufaeaen. Die grute ilt serli6rt ulo
es fehlt an Dem WDthiogteu.
I Die srlte Nadrid,t Don benz llnaliid
brabte Der Gdoonsr ,Gimep" am 25.
Sanuar mad, Yape.e, Sahiti. Ser
Rapitan oeHelb.n Idbdste Die g i'll b +
Opier auf 500. YIN fplo,npen 5are
brat)te Der Dampfer Erection" 40
ueberlebenoe mad, popsts unp Der Ro.
pitdn n,sIes gdilfes aob bic 3abl Der
umgefomnlentn auf 500 an. DieSe
3oblen umfulleu aber nur. orei SnI>lt.
6oo, 6ituera unb lpafofau. NuI 6;.
tuera. ,po 1000 perlonen auf Der 9er.
leniuhe naren, ertronfsn ollein 500
0eute. RonIerpatiner eddsuna mad,
miillen 80 ssnieln pernilifet ie;n. HGa.
ftrp uno Gao iinb aanslitb entp6lfert.
Sic 9anae Sn,elQruppe It,tt unter Hon-
trolle Der iransoiIGen Resierl,ng aui
Sabiti.
Ser iransDflde Boupsrneur ent.
Ianote ipIort nah bem gintreffen Der
llueliids. YDtIboit srei Grieasldifie
nit gDoler unb 2ebensmittslu fir Die
lleberl,benoen uno oas italieniIhe
Grieasltiff u@alabria" beoab lid1 eben,
| fans an Crt uno Gtelle. 9a Saoe
peyeinasn. ebe ben bes Iriutmoilers
teraubten Msnlden Silf, eebrodbt per.
Den tpnntc. befiir6tet mon, ooB Giele
lterben merbsn, bic BON Der eturnflu,b
perihont bliebeu.
co piei man msiB, 1ino odt W,iSe
ertrunten, Darunter Mleranoer 8ron=
Der uno q. g. Gluntett pou Goflano.
Sal, 5. $. Tonnellp, friiber Ssiser
auf Dem Gambler Wultrolio" unb ner
ootal- ataent oes in gapete onlallioen
sfouFmonnes s. Goppenratb. Cine
meibe ssrau beaina nadb bem ausoe.
fonoenen Gtrsf.n 5elbfmorp.
Sic Snieln litQen taum 20 EuB
iiber Dem Meereslpie0el unb fino nidt
pm Rorall.nriiisu umaeben. Die .in.
siae Iettunq laa in oeln grfl.ttern Der
hunoert SUB bolen Gofosllub, 9dume.
Iie Wenleen, oenen es o.lano. bod,
binauf su tlettern, enttamen. meun Die
@dume niht entmurseIt muroen .poer
oi. gaumltdmme obbraden. golpobl
Der ,@rcellior" als Der ,gimeo" fpnu.
ten niht oibt on bic SnI,ln berantom-
men, oa Die See Iebr bod uina. Sic
2eute fhwammen tbeilmeiIe orei biz
bier Wleilsn melt, '.be lie in Die goute
oufaenommen p.roen tonnten. Ger
Edooner ,@oulpis" betam Die 8epalt
Der SeiaBunq iuuroe iiser yoro ge=
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0psDcmc 0elc9cNDcit,

Die Yaciiie=Salte ST. beiuden. Sic bil-
tighten YrsiIe, Die ie aema6t wuroen,
ppnl Is. sJebruar on. Ntan ertnnoige
{ib bel ben M9euten Der 9. & >. Gi+
Ienbabn ooer itbreibe an M. g. @arrol,
D.B. g., @lepelano, 8. AL.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-12
Scr 0roke 81 tjtcts !.

Die bilialten preile bic Il asForbsrt
lunrben. Man eftunoiqe lih Bel ben
Agenten Der y. a 81. GiIenbabn ober
nreibe ian M. IS. Garrpl, .. p. a.,
Glepelan0. q. AL
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-12

= Gbriitian Sc gBet, Der Jilbrer Der
unoerTD6nliben Buren,, oroht NIT elmer
Rebellion Der llu5nfrieoenbeit uno Der
Ngitation segenN bic brltilbe Sber-
bo6eit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-12

5usearawas County, 0biO.
Sin ben adtbaren prpbate &tdter ;

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Ten bia bo Ssbmar1sr
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-16
No NEED TO SUFFER so.

I" She bears her sickness pa
tle9tly; she makes no com
plsint." How often we hear
that said and how it stirs the
pity in our hearts. There are
Plenty Of sufferers of whom il
Up true,-of both sexes and all
andes. The success of modern
ence, however, in combating
l Ease Is at once a cause for
ollows; tltude and wonder. 1t is well
PAFbear pain patiently, yet is
c-omn,, OF better not to be OBLIGED
- Far 1t at all? eyes, say
all, if we can only pre-
-, suffering or get rid of it.
Rose Oh the medical art is max
ions great record along this
noe Koln these days. Remedies
9oi Ha-" cen discovered within the
Hiss ]. Kew years which prove
a." cere and persevering has
ai ka Mae search after knowledge,
krs. N. Io@ rich the reward. Chief
pARg these splendid results is
w, IPOLE'S PREPARATION
IS Of III known and used all over
m" world. For one thing it
Au the vexed question of
s o employ cod liver oil in
c. .mption and other wasting
d. 81 Yithout doing more
nQ 4 Hkgood. This alone is
a cond to scarcely any
in rI',S$ Try of medicine. Dis
carr = Objectionable pecu-
liari ~ his otherwise valua-
BILE imam of J. preparation, which
is PHI, today ras honey contains
pr propeF raary Of 'i Pure Sn Cod i0T ni1ee
Oil, eytablishmt by rs from fresh
cod litentury ambined with the
Compoun reamiup of Hypophos-
phites and Extracts of Malt
and Wild Chiefly. 1t expels the
germs of disease from the blood
and supplies flesh and strength
to the wasted and feeble body.
1t creates appetite and causes
your food to nourish you. 1t is
a wholesome medicine guaran-
teed to do what is claimed for
it. Effective from the first dose.
"Never disappoints." Sold by
chemists here and everywhere.