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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-21
Yolttti6es.

Die grobitionifen bon Ohio tperben
ihre Staatss gDnuention am 26. unb
81. b. M. in 5prin9fielo abhalten.
Som 8. SobEion bena6ri6tiate Die
Deinotraten BON Ri6lano @ountD. oaB
+er orei 9oee bieie Wode oasu gu permen.
ben oebabte, Die domination BON 70.
8. garnbart gum Neprdlentanten su
bintertreiben. penn nibt Elm anberer
ganoibat prdientirt miirte. gr tpirb
ieooh einen iebr tiiblen gmpfan9 er=
fahren. ba Die gemotratsn ibm anae.
oeutet boben, lie tpollen @arnbart nos
nliniren, ooer fur einen &epubl;taner
arbeiteu. 9as Bohen t6nnen lie ielbF
beior9en.
Di0iam BidanDs. einem farbiaen
Wit9Iieo Der Sunior.alaiie in Gale.
III BON ieinen &anens.noRen Die prd.
ioentihaft Der &epublit Saiti an0etra.
gen woroen. Cine Bewesun9 1T III.
ter ben Nesern i'm @anse, Die Yittel
3ar grperbung zines Rrie9sIhiffes
aufsubrinaen. nod Saiti su ieseln.
bort bic Heeieruns oil iih 5u reiBer
uno e,ue .Republit unter BEN
5hube Der Ser. 5taaten ir's Seben stl
rufen.
Die llnterIudung bes Yoit.Stanbals
bat at sinem 8ruh atpil9en oem Gene'
ralpoitmeilter Bapne uno ieinsn erlter
gifftsntsn Mpune gefiibrt. go ihlimm
iou bic Geinoi6aft 3miiden ben 8eiser
Qenorben iein. baB @iner bon ibner
piro rsiisnirsn miilien. wenn prdiioen
3oolepelt bon ieiner WsItfahrt suriid
ltebrt. Ser @runo Der 5einbi6af
ldeint au isin, ooB Wpnne. Der oi
llnteriuduns beaaun, nit ben anaeb
lihen Yertui9unas. Wtethooen isine'
0orgeieBten Yapne niAt einoerfanoel
lit.
| sn Minneapolis, Minn., lit be
| friihere Mapor VI. VI. Dimes, Der bon Del
I@el1mornen ihulbig befunben tuoroen
| 8slte1unaen anaenommen uno Dol
| lGpielern, prpifituirten uub Nnoerel
I8slo erpreBt 3u baben. lDofiir er ibnel
/ ppliseilihen G6uB angeoeihen lieb, ar
i Gamltae nor Dem &iGter gaioit 81
lieds Sabren 3u6tbuus perurtbeil
lipDr6eH.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-21
Cine nertitnftige Mniid,t.

philadelphia 2sbaer" meint, oaB
bic 6einoe @leoelano's cine eroBe I'M
gere6tigteit beseben, tpenn iie ibm por=
perfen. oaB er ii6 tuei9ere, an3ugeben,
ob ct Die oenotratii6e prdlioenti9afts-
domination annebmsn peroe, ooer
ni6t. I'm iid lslbit als ganoioaten
aussupolaunen. oaau belize er oenn
bod au piel Wiirbe unb Selbfa9tunq,
uno ipie tonne er etnas annehmen, mag
ibm nod nibt anseboten Iei. Die
oemotratiibe Rational Gpnpention,
uno nidt oieisr ooer iener &ebafteur,
bdtte oas Ee6t. ibm Die grdlibent=
idafts= NominatiOn ansutraeen, uno
Wenn bieie geiproden, oann ,peroe au6
9err @lepelano in flarer. ni9t mibsu.
oerltebenoer Weile antmorten. gis oa=
bin aber ieien ole 4ommentare miiBia
uno ni6t mertb, oaB man li6 mil
ibnen bet6dftise.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-21
Gtme ,pihtiae Mmsjaae tomn

oieIes Dial 3u uns BON Yinelano, q.
y. 9err Jrieori6 1feio, oaIelbf.
Iibreibt: Sd NOR perganaenen Winter
10 l,ibsno, oaB i'd ous Bett ni6t Der<
laHsn tonnte. SD tonnte mid taum
be,ueeen, ipeoer lieeen nod iiben. Oie
Gdmers.n in meinen 8eineu iparen
beinabe unausiteblid uno oieielben pa=
|ren bod angeidpolen. 3ulebt biloete
|fh am 9idbein cine bibiae Beule.
mel6e 5ulebt auibrah. Nun aeiste lid
absr ein tleines 8eihwulit am cnoeren
geir, ipelde Der 9otior operiren muBte
gbe ib ben Nrat rief batte i'd Nlpens
trduier Blutbeleber eingenommen, ipas
lid aud Dem Nrst ni6t perbeblte. 8,
befabl mir oamit auf5ub6ren. oa id
bod niht mebr lange lsben meroe uni
ME mebr i'm 5tanoe lein weroe 81
qe6en. ga er mir oas Geben ab1prab
IentlieB ih ben DottDr unb nabm Der
Ntpentrduter Ulutbeleber ipieber ein
Mts ih suerlt oas gett oerlieB muBte i'd
tpieber lauien lernen ipie elm Sinh
DR Munoen fuarsn init rer Giterunl
| fort, aber nah uno nab muto be es hoe
niger, cine selunoe Seilnng mahte lid
bemertbar uno bel Wsilna6ten tuarel
loie WunOen sugebeilt uno ib0n Der
lnorbt. So lpuroe nun nit leoen
Saae trdItiaer uno beuts bin lh, ban
Soft, poatomnen beraeitelt. So
lpreile nun Gorifi's Nlp.ntrduter leb
Ihod rno rufe Dem 6abrltanten, Or
petsr GabrneD in @bieago, 5u: nBot
llegne Gie uno gae, welde Shre Weoi
lain eebrauhen!1 llno mir iagen
I5prni's 9llpellfrduter 8lutbelebe
,lllimmt unter ben iO9enannten PRO
Iprietary Medicines" eiuen besooi
vaa-ssa NtoB Elm.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-21
@irtbiNaften 1T We,u S9atttp.
Shtre.

2sbte Wohe tpuroe I'M Gtaate Stem
0ampibire iiber Die 9lusaabe uoil
Wirtbsi6afts Yeiuiliaun0en ab9e=
ltimmt. Seoe Der IL Stdote itimmte
FIR Die Qus9abe bon Wirtblbafts,Se
milligunssn. Non l35 tleinersn Ort=
ibaften baben 100 gsaen uno IS fir
Die Bepilliaungen aeltimnt. IS mar
oiss oas erits Dial, oaB nud Der NuT=
hebuns Der prohibitionsaelebc ourd
Die 2eaislatur Die geppbner Der 5tdott
|uno Grtibaften 8elegenbeit batten,
iiber Die WirtbI6aftsfraae absuitim.
men. uno Die arObe Maioritaten. oil
i'm ben 5taoten fir Die 8eDdbruna Dor
2icensen obseaebsn lporoen iino, babel
alaemein grltaunen erregt.
Die 2ieena9ebiibren linp eeieBlid
lfelfgehellt lno iebr bod). Sic betra
laell $1,000 in Den GrtFhaIten unb iinl
in Den 5tdoien nod h6ber. Die Sab
Der WirtbiAaFten 1T aud geleBli6 be
lfhranft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-21
Sur Wabrnng Der pcri0aISben
sSreibett.

Am 5onnto9 Radmitta9 fano IN
Der 6alle oes Iotial.n Ellrnpereins IN
glsDelano Die Contention oes Deutffs~
Mmeritaniiden Staatsbsrbanoes bon
Ohio ltatt. gu benz Staatsperborro'
aeboren bic Gtdbte Ooungstotpr1,
Mfron, 9apton, Gteubenpile, 2orain,
WaIfaou, Cincinnati uno Glepelano,
bic ale nit Musnabne gincinnati's
pertreien tparen. Gs luaren ettpa 200
Gelsgaten antpeieno. Die anndbreno
Us, 900 Wit9lieoer bertraten. Capt.
Wm. gafus fiibrte ben 8oriiB. gr-
goliseioirettor Wm. poaner belt bic
erfe Nnlprafe. in tpeldber er auf bic
oislfa6sn geidrdntltneen Der peri6n-
lider 5reibeit. bic Rd namentlid bte
9euti1en in ben lebten Sabren baben
| 9efallsn lailen miiiien, auFmertiam
ma1te. 8ireermeiiter Som 8. Sobn=
ion mar eridienen unb besriBte ben
Ronpent. @r ertldrte, oaB bic Woral.
Die burd @sieBe ersuuneen tel, cine
fali6e Moral fei, uno baB Die ri9tiqe
Woral aus oem 8erenti0teitslinn Der
Yur9er ton,men miiRe. @r foroerte
ben 8unb auf. fur Die gonoioaten ell.
sutreten, tpelde ibn, als oisienigen er.
Iideinen, .uel6e lad Der Wabl ibre por
Der Dabl aesebenen 8eriprehun9sn
einl6lten. uno es fomme babel rtiht ba.
rarf on, tpelher politliAen 3idtuna
oieielben anaebDrten.
Sbne 6raae tpar. Der pihtiafte Be-
lihluB, Der 9efaBt muroe, berierige,
|lpelder babiu gina, in Der beporftebsn.
Den 6.rbitnabl fur cine @ioerruf lung
Der Blue Sans su iorgen uno ale Sc.
Observation-Disclosures erlt i'm ibre bies.
be3ti9liden Nnlidten gu 'beFraeen. 81
ion ae9en alle @anoibaten 9earbeitei
lperoen, ,uelde fiir bic aus Dem purita-
IniT6en @eiite entiprungsuen @inidrdn.
Ituneeu oer perIDnli1en Sreibeit uni
| fir Die @infiibrun9 Der y2ocal SptiDn"
nod Maros fino. Gie BON Dem &eip.
| lutions.gonite ein9ebradten geI6liifs
| fir 9r0BtmDglihlte Stellerfreibsit ole,
2ebsnsmittel. fur Nbidafuna ale,
lSpeaialpriDileeien uno fiir Islde 8e.
\ lieBe, peltbe Der Iusbeutung Der Wal
lien gum @ortheil Der prtbilegirter
Rlaiitn Elm gnoe maiden, ferner ge9er
gin9riffe Der Staatsbealnten in lotal'
MnQsle9enbeiten, fir Tortbefano be,
9oltsreqierun9 uno oesbalb fir @ioer'
rufune Der oiesbe5iigliben 5taats9eIeb
Iuno fir bic Wabrung Der Selbtre9ie
!; rung bon StQoten, nuroen einiimmil
angenommen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-21
SIM grtraeen pernidtenbsr Jtie.
oerlasen baben Die Silipinos cine
2elltunasfdbiateit erlanat.

Ser Waai lit aefomnlen Die 8dnme ftblasen aus -
So blebe iper Suit bat - Wtit 9orser an pans. go
beiBt es In benz befannteiten 9DbeD aii ben Monne.
lnonot nit ber uebsrtretbnng III peer tt bic 0pter
au gefanen pHeeen User Iatte mobl vSuit NIT SDrs
gen an Saus 3n bleiben2 3wingen nicDt 8umner unb
Gorge Die auft Sur &ebensreube pieImebr nieber no
itnb Ruaer ufb Gorge nitbf fa tmlner bas SeoS Der
henti9em MenIdenmebrbeit bic i'm bdrteiten Sample
inns Saiein ,bre @eiunobelt einieben muBY Menn
biees 2ebtil fDii it, 70 III eS Wtbe nb Arbeit pbne
unterlaB.S Gaunl baB MIR benz ermateteu 3Drper bie
nptbbirftgfte Grbolung gbnnen biirfen. Die nntlr-
Iidbe pl9e be man ami Sdrtt uno 1rit benbatbteil
fann 1T oann bic Griblaffnrg Der beutigen Wlenbbeit
Sable 6efd)tSiarbe. &opfi1nIerSen Wertoofung nno
anbere observation-disclosures 3eraflopfea, Gdmln.
bel Maftiafeit 9tidenibmdde, ioluie pcitere bbbft
gefdhrlibe Spmptoe aeaen an, DaB bic Jtntnr 9ents'
teriid cine Auifrnng oes SsDrpers Derlang mte tts
sribnJ stbeil lperben dRr ber iiberorbeitete Wten
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-21
Nnlunn.

eSn Der ytdbe bon Snoianapplis,
Sno., lit leBte Wo6e Der Sarmer
6ranf Sutton BON leinem 56lpie9er=
lobn, @otparo 9ooDer, erIbolien luOr=
ben. 6rau 0ooper batte ibren Mann
oerlallen uno mar gu ibrem 8ater au=
rifgetehrt, mas Soober in gDut1 oers
lebte. ST telepbonirte ieinem Shluie.
aerpater, er ioue in Die 9taot tommsn,
oa er i'm gu ieben piinl6e, uno als
Sutton fam, idoB sr ibm olne Weites
res bier Ru9elu in ben GDrper, ben
Mann anf Der STEELE t6htenh. Sooper
ersriif oann Die Gludt. er muros absr
|lp6ter auBsrbalb Der 5taot 9efunoen
uno Derhaftet.
sn 2erinaton. 2D., bat ii9 Wm.
McgartD. Der tpegen Der Dor einem
Sabre erfolsten @rmorouns ieiner
5rau gum 5ooe perurtbeilt murbe, tue=
tnise Stunoen por DER our 9inriAtuns
| feffgeiebten 3eit per9iftet.
Sn Denoer. Sol, lit Die ct. Sobns
Ratbeorale, Die arbBte uno ld6nlte
protet. @piseopaltir1e in Der 5taot.
am 6reita9 Moraen su friiber 5tunoe
ourh sseuer aerltDrt moroen, oas pabr=
iiaeinlib bon bDspilliger 6ano ange-
leet poroen ilt. Ger Berluit belduft
| Ilid auf un9efdbr $1,000 uno Die
8erliberuna auf $50. 900. 9ie Stride
mar i'm Sabre 1881 mit einem Soften.
aufwanb BON $3.50, 900 erriAtet luor'
ben.
! sSn Gbieaao famen BEL einem Geuei
lin Cottage @rope Npenue brei perlon,n
inns Qeben unb atuei nurber t0otlid
perlebt. Das 5euer NOR iln unterer
She'll zines 8ebduoes auseebro1en uni
batte lb Ihnel iiber bas ganse 8ebdu'
be perbreitet. .Sn ben Drei rbereI
IStodmerten wobnten 27 6amilien
Ser petunidre 8erluit belduft f1 ou'
$50, 900.
i sSn Der Ndhe bon 5alen Cyeaon
:Iiii am IA. Wtai Soiepb Barlbaw too
I i'm Bette aefunDen uDrben. Gr lpa
4 ia Sabre ait uno bate in Den Rrie
Igen bon 1906 bis 1915 unter 9lapoleol
Nstdmpft. ST mar if5on I'M ssabr
!, lS47. als er nit eillem ShienqeIpanl
Inad Oregon fam, Elm Wann mi
grauem 6aar.
Wdbreno bes @ottesoienites idlu!
!. elm Bib in Die WetboDiitentirde in ge
Lott, Wis., eir. Yrei perionen erlt
(. ten idlimme 8ranoluunben, .pcsoel
ss;ai. se,.i osssss oasa.,ssll....!...,.ca..,.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-21

: penlions-@onnii1dr Mare bered.
net, oaB Bis gum 80. SUM Die Ddlfte
unierer MISUNDERSTANDING aus oem
ipanllden Grieae UNI Yeniionen eingts
tpmmen iei1 miro. So. miro li1 Dennl
ole anoere DdlIte oas SeIalsn lallsA2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-21
Wuslann.


Dr. Gblamp. ein groBe. Weinpro=
busent In Nierite!u. III fhuloia befln-
ben worben, groBe Mahen Mein ge.
fdliht gu baben. Sdlamp lit elmer
Der 9r6Bten Meinbauern in 9eutI9.
LAMB uno feline Weine tpuroea or6Bten=
tbeils nah Mmerita pertauft.
Gon amtli6er 8erliner Settle miro
ertldrt. oaB Btins Seinri1 auf teinen
Saa in offisieIler giset,lbaft. uno
pahrihsinlih aud nidt als Bripat=
mann Die ct. 2ouiier Weltausitellung
beiuden miro.
Sic Gbeoerei 5eflenborg in 8remer.
baben bat ben 8etrieb eneeteut. Ni1t
Ipsniqer als 1900 Arbeiter iino oaourd
ausseiperrt. M6gli1ermeiie eiebt oies
| Ter Gdritt Der Rbeoerei Sedlenbor9
oas sisnal gu einem 8eneralftrsit Der
S6iifsarbslter oil Der unterweier.
gu Yirmaiens, &6einpfaI3, bat Der
eroBe S1ubma6er.Iusfano, melber
ieit uielen Moden i'm @auee mar, ieill
Gnbe 9efmoen. Die 5treiter baben
Die 8oridld9e oes Sabritantenpereins
angenommen, Delbe lie poroem abges
lsbnt hatten. Wis bic Sdubiabriten
ieineSeit Die Sperre iiber ihre .arbeiter
uerbdnQten, puroen nibt ,peniger als
10000 Wann aus9eiflDKen. unter oene,l
allaemab elm erniter Notbhano einSe"
treten mar.
/ Sic Wurintrontheit i'm 8ubrbesirt,
Weitpbalen, Die lebt einsn epioemii6en
t@1aratter an9enommen bat uno |tets
| sr6Bere 9imenIiOnen amimnt, III
our6 un9oriibe. italieniIde. bslgiIde
! uno franSDfI6e Nrbeiter na9neislCh,
lein9ei1leppt moroen. 9ie betreffenben
I8er9pertsbefber ,ueroeu i1arf eeta.
oelt, neil iis. nm Die 26bne nieori9 gu
balten. fremoe Mrbeiter impDrtirten.
| SIN 9orfs Griiemahid in Rrpatier
Etdben befti9e 3uiamiaenloBs srpiidef
8auern uno Wilitdr Itatt9efunoen, be
oenen 40 Sauern eri6Ohen poroen Ieir
| Iollen.
/ Sic Suoen 2onoons baben anldBlid
| Der Greuel BON GiIdenen cine &eiolu
ltion anQenommen. ipel6e Die Grid
tung bes alten &ei6es 8aldIiina al!
Die ein5ige 2Dlung Der Suoeufrage be
Isei6net.
4 SIfi5iellen 8eri6ten sufolge lino be
ben Rrapollen in Monafir uno um9e
genb. Waceoonien, i'm 8an5en z:
@brilten getDotet lporoen.
eSn Der 8egeno BON Siege i'm fransO
lil6en Separtenent Snore ct 2oire fin
bic ginmobner ourh @roientungen er
) ibreft, bon tpel9en Die Srtidaften be
!. troHen iino, Die iiber Rohlen-Wine'
! liesen.
ri lin Die 8Hbe I'M beiliasn &uB!an
: aufre9t su erbalten, tuuroe ben Suoe
Z oas 3eht qenommen, our Selbfuer
ltbe,oisuns Waffen 5u trasen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-21

8ei einenl GtraBenbabnIireit Su-
mutt in Srioaepprt. Conn.,. ipuroen IL
niAtunioniitilhe Motormdnner uno
@onoutteure ourd 5teinpiirfe perleBt.
Muf ben Ybilippinen tpuroen Capt.
Cperton unb Der Soloat NoDes bon 9e=
ianeenen Sniuraenten. Die ibre Sluht
betpertfelli9ten, init 8olos 9etOotet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-21
Der Ga4 9iiKemer.

Die Nadforidunssn iiber oas gorz
leben oes ipe9en Sootlblags berbafteten
6dbntids our See 5iiIlsner iolen fols
senoes graebniB gebabt baben: 3u=
ndAit bat 6iihener Dor ldnoerer 3eit
elmer Dienitmaeb aus unporIiatiateit
elm ause aussei6oiien. Nls Ierner
leine gltern I'M .@liener 9of" in Gnen
Die lilbsrne Sohseit feierten. beuabm
li1 Der Sobn oerart ungebiibrlid, oaB
iein Batter li6 ae5mungen iab. i1m ben
ueiteren Iufentbalt i'm 9otel su Der.
bieten. 6iihener sing bieraui na9 Der
elterlihen Wsbnuns 5uriif, no er aus
Wuth liber ben p1terlihen Yermeis in
perihieoenen 3immern pie Elm Yanbale
baulte. Sein getra9en auf Der Gber=
Reall6ule mar ein oerarti9es. baB er
entla1en tueroen iDllte; Der Batter lam
isooh Der gntlalluns supcr, inoem er
ieiner Srbn bon Der NnItalt abmeloete.
Gnollh lit ermittelt tporoen, oaB Der
iunge Jabnrid in brutaler WeiIe in
oen GtraSen Gilens mebrere 6oloatert
onaerempclt bat, Die ihu anaeblih nidt
porlbriltsmdBis sesriibt baben ioiien.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-01-29
w. ii Carhine

In all real estate transactions, the
question of title Is vital one and there
fore there should he a constant recourse
to such sources of information upon this
subject as are deemed absolutely re-
liable Mr. Carbine is bonded alb
stractor and owns the only complete set
of abstract books showing all transfers,
liens, encumberances, tax claims, judg-
ments and other instruments affecting
every subdivision Of land in Fremont
county, and is therefore prepared TO
make complete abstracts and give full
and certified reports III regard to the
title OF any real estate in Fremont
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-01-29
Nj. Z. Janison.

From the farmers point of view the
first in Importance among the business
interests of a town is the hardware and
implement house. Here he buys his
shelf and heavy hardware, stoves. ranges
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-06-09
EXAMINING
ALLOTMEMTS.

A government party consisting Of
w. E. Casson. Special Alloting Agent
Of the Indian Department, H. C. Cul-
lom Jr., representing the General Land
Office. ]. w. Fitzpatrick, a surveyor.
the latter's son, Earl, and Louis Will
Jams arrived here yesterday, having
travelled overland from Carson.
Messrs Casson and Cullon have
been directed by the Interior Depart
ment 10 make a thorough examination
of the land allotments made q few
years ago to Indians at McDermit,
Carp McGarry. and other places in
the State. The party left this norm
ing for McDermit and will be there
about three weeks performing the work
which includes a survey Of all the lands
allotted TO the lndians.-StarGsrd.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-06-09
A Cheap Fare

The Southern Pacific Company will
give a rate Of one and one-fifth regular
fare, On the receipt certificate plan,
from all points on its road in Nevada
to Reno and return, on the occasion Of
the grand lodge meetings at Reno Of
Knights Of Pythias and Odd Fellows.
One full fare must be paid on going
and one-fifth for returning to starting
point.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-06-09
NOTICE.


To A. IL. Fisher,
You are hereby notified thar have expended
300 in labor and improvements on the Hunting
ton mining claim, in Olinghouse canyon. White
Horse mining district, Washoe County, Nevada,
in order to hold said prem ses under the pro
United States, be ng the amount required TO
hold the same for the years 1893, 1900, 1901 and
1902. Ard II, within ninety days from the quo
location Of this rotic you fail or reflss to cor =
tribute your portion Of said expenditure as &C
owner, your ilielps l. said claim will become
the property + IL sui scrlbs Il Ger said sec
tion 1924. Mrs. b. A. CHURCH.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-06-09
STORY CT ELECTION

The Carson News publishes the fol-
lowing story:
Preceding the recent election in
Nevada a nan Travelled the State over
purchasing votes for his principal. a
certain candidate for a high office.
He vas many weeks on the road and
presumably distributed many dollars.
Now this man was a man Of some
mean He did not have to labor very
hard to live comfortably the balance Of
his days. He was one Of those very
thrifty men who worked for a salary for
several years AMI saved more than his
entire salary amounted to.
Well, while he was busy ~persuading
the boys Of an eastern county TO vote
for his man. his wife died. He was
not present to receive her last words,
being too busy with practical politics.
About a month or two ago he HIM
self died, and the only monument he
has left behind is the election of the
man he worked so hard for, that he
had not time to attend the bedside Of
his dying wife.
If this story has any moral, The
News cannot see It.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-06-09

LosT-A pair Of nose spectacles in
case between the Justice Court room
and the residence Of Jas. F. Crosby
Finder please leave at this office.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-06-09
Starting Evidence.

Fresh testimony in great quantity is
constantly coming in, declaring DR..
Kings new Discovery for Consumption
coughs and Colds to be unequaled. A
recent expression from T. J. McFar-
land. Bentorville, Va. serves as exam
pie. He writes: 81 had Bronchitis for
three years and doctored all the time
without being benefited. Then | be-
gan taking DR.. Kings New Discovery
and a few bottles wholly cured me "
Equally effective in curing all Lung
and throat troubles. Consumption,
Pneumonia and Grip. Guaranteed by
all druggists. Trial bottles free. Reg
ular size soc. and 500.
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500 REWARD. 500.

The readers of this paper viii be
pleased TO learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is
the only positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity Catarrh being a
constitutional disease. requires a consti-
tutlonal treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system, thereby destroying the founda-
ton of the disease. and giving the pa
tent strength by building up the con-
stitution and assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers, that they
offer one Hundred Dollars for any case
that it fails to cure. Send for list of tes-
timonials.
Address, FL. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, zoe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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INVESTOR COMING.
Southern Pacific Waiting for Mi
chigan Capitalist Who Will
Invest.

Last year Prof. C. D. Smith,
dean of the Michigan experimental
station, came to Texas and examin-
ed into the natural wealth of the
country, says the Houston Chron-
icle. Prof Smith and his party
we're shown over Texas by Colonel
S. F. B. Morse, passenger traffic
manager Of the Southern Pacific.
A few days ago Colonel T. J..
Anderson, general passenger agent
of the Southern Pacific, received a
letter from Prof.. Smith telling him
that he had induced one of his
wealthy friends, man formerly
connected with the sugar trust and
now an operator of boats on the
reat lakes. to come to Texas and
invest upwards OF 100000.
The wealthy Michiganer will ar
rive within the next few days.
Prof. Smith has, since his return
to the Michigan experimental
station, delivered several illustrated
lectures on Texas.
In addition to the coming to
Texas of the investor spoken of
above, Prof. Smith says he has had
numbers of letters from people over
the North asking about Texas lands
and expresses the opinion that
within the next year many thous-
lnds of people will come here and
ocate in the rice belt.
The letter coming from man
ike Prof. Smith, who is of national I
anne, is a source of great satisfac-
ion to the Southern Pacific peo-
Die.
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NOTICE OF MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS.

Office Of St Louis, Brownsville &
Mexico Ry, Co., Corpus Christi, Texas.
Notice Is hereby given that a special
stockholders meeting Is called for Sept
-. 1903, at the temporary of
fees of this company at Corpus
Christi. Texas, for the purpose of au-
thorizing an increase of the capital stock
to Il total of Three Million Eight Hundred
and Fifty Thousand Is3. $50, O00l Dollars.
Also for the purpose of authorizing the
board of directors to file an amendment.
or amendments, to its present charter
providing for the extension of its main
line from point at or near Sinton. in
san Patricio county, through Refugio.
Victoria, Calhoun. Jackson, Wharton.
MatagOrda, Braz0rio and Fort Bend
counties TO the city of Houston. in
Harris county: with branch from said
extended main line from point not
more than six miles distant from Che
mango, IN BrazoTio county. to the city
of Galveston, in Galveston coun-
~. Also for a branch from its
present main line at Kingsville
in Nueces county, southwest through
Hidslgo county to point sixty miles
distant therefrom in Starr county.
Attest: URIAH LOTT,
President.
CAESAR KLEBERG,
Secretary
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Jose Celaya.
TEACHERS WANTED.

We need at once a few more Teachers
for Fall schools Good positions are be-
ing filed daily by US. We are receiving
more calls this year than ever before
Schools aud colleges supplied with Tea
cheers free of cost. Enclose stamp for
reply.
AMERICAN TEACHERS ASSOCIATION,
J. J. GRAHAM, LII >, D., Manager.
l52-l54 Randolph Building
Memphis, Tenn.
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LOOK HERE!
Fine Land for Sale!

Known as the L. ]. Hynes prop
erty. Splendidly located. One
ranch of 5000 acres, with two sets
of buildings, and one of about $50
acres. Both with good river front.
Inquire at once. Early purchaser
gets them low.
GEORGE MORE, MARTIN HANSON
or JAMES COUPE, at the Miller Ho-
tel, Brownsville.