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New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
BERMUDA cRlcKETERs IN LOSING GAME

Philadelphia, June 26.-The Hamilton Cricket
Club, of Bermuda, began match to-day with the
Merton Cricket eleven, on the Iatters grounds at
Haverford, a suburb of this city. The visitors
scored 1873 runs in their first inning and the home
eleven made 169 for the loss Of two wickets. 4lay
will be resumed tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

| NURaE.l-Protestant can take charge :;
| infant or growing children; tnTee ys@,s ,9.s
| references, city or country u W
/ Golfers. 1422 West 25d-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

COACIMAN.-Single; country preferred
G. r, 9OS 6th-ave., care of Foley
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
CHICAGO. 9; CINCINNATI, l.

Chicago June 2S.-Tmely hitting, sacrificing and
daring base stealing gave Chicago an easy victory
over Cncnnati to-day The score follows:
Chicago ..........o o ! 3 o . x-9 i5 /
Cincinnati ..------.-- o o o o q o. 9 l
fsatteres-wicter and King Ewing and Phelps. I'm
pire-Bausewire. Attendance-2.S0v.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

A. C,ioysrsviIle-A. 7. & c.. 4; Troy, =
At Scranton-Scranton, 2; Syracuse. l. ...,r. .,
At J,tica-Albany-Utca game pos'poneu on e"Noo -
rain. ,,-.,-.aharre 6. Bngtanlton 2.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

COACRMAN.-By experienced. strong Ger
man WILLIGER care OF German
American League. 315 West 24th-st- Te.-
ephone 1,GT1-Chelsea.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS

A, Observation-Disclosures 8; Newark Q.
A. Ta1ssr f,itv-Baltirnore, s. Jersey City g. -
a. HJontrssl-Tuffalo-A Montreal game postponed u
rain.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

GARDENERS ASSISTANT. with some ex-
perience: also driver. II required; younf.
energetic and willing 10 be generally use
ful. JAMES. Carpenters Bureau. 164 9TH
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
BROOKLYN.

Philadelphia. hia..................o 0 o o l Is
Brooklyn. Observation-Disclosures. l ! o %
Left oh hases-Brooklyn 3 Philadelphia, g Earned
runs-Philadelphla, > Stolen bases-Ba5b. Bransfed.
Magee. TNo-baee hits-Geason. Dobbs, Titus, Doola.
Sacrifice hits-T:,us. Doom. Double play-corrdon'
Courtney, and Gleason Struck out-By Corridor,
Z: by Mcintyre g. Bases baIls-OH Corridor, ?; off
McIntyre Wild pitciCorridon. Hit by ptcher-Babb.
Time 80 Uupire-En1s3e Attendance, 3C3I.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

HOUSF.WORKER.-B a young English
speaking woman. experienced; wants good
home: city or country preferred; personal
| references. HERR. 162 East <th-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL.
NATION4L LEAGUE.
1r;th 4u,es in the Boa the Giants
Haze Easy Victory-
GAMES TODAY.
ereuITs OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
=. pausaeiphia Pittsburg at ST. Lotus
tsosfo1 at New-York-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

NURSE-B,v good German girl ... n.s' y-sre; 80;
$3.50 MOLLY. 20S East l4th-sI
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Situations Wanted-Maic ana Female-
Four lines tnot exceeding ~ woTds' tnres
ineertf,ys 1s cents: seven insertions. 30
cents Exceeding "a words and less than ~
words. three Insertions. 30 cents seven IN
sertions. 90 cents.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

For to-Inorrow in twelfth round the pairing has
been arranged follows: Tschigorin vs. Maroczy.
Blackburns Vs. Wolf JanoTski Tsichmann, Marco
SchIechter. Leonhardt Tsrrasch Mar
shall. and Alap:n Tsubenhaus
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
HOW THE CLUBS STAND IN SECTION A

With a correction in compilation, the standing
of the clubs in Class A of the New-York Cricket
Association is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

NI-RSERY C;OVERNESS. -EHlslishi ys'..s: yDe.s:
care of three children: best
$50. Call ~ East 42G-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

JAPANESE, first class. as houseworkeIr,
exIerienced Address TASHIMA, Is
Cherry-st
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

NIJRsE.-Ry an experienced NoTta -N.sr Vs
man rehne&i girl: sood sewer; oes, essIre {.
| ences: wageS s2O-$25 call az L''-N'
ROECHEEEHI co. IS West Zttn-s~
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

Two-bass h-Bresnahan ThTee-ass hits-Sgfs S.iIbart
LEI. on bas-s-New-Yorl 10: Boston. s. First base on
fsuN1eT Lfnes 8: OF fraser, 6. F!st base on errors
Sew-Yori1 B Boston by pitched haIl-By FTasa
S; by Fraser. j. lime OF sA4lIe'
o:oS I-rnple-J0hnstone. Attendance 2.SOo
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

pOI-sEMAN Good: IN private house. Ad-
dress STEADY. Box liz, 617 6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

USEFUL MANY intelligent young Ger
man. clean silver. brasses: wait on f,o. taole
TsarUe sis West 24th-st. Telephone 1871
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
-,on.t tFaeuE STANDING.

-.,on Chicago 8: Cincinnati. ]:
NeyT-YoTs ~ 9yrookiyn q st. Louis vs. fiftsD"A i
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

COACHMAN or any light country WORK.
10y respectable coloTed man. KNIGHT,
care OF Brakton, II West J3th-st
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
lMERTCAN LEAGUE.
The High!anders Are Idle Ag0In
Because Of Vet Grounds.
GAMES TO-DAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Nev-Yors at Boston. Philadelphia Washington.
st Louis at Chicago lIIeveland at Detroit
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

CARETAKER or JANITOR.-By couple;
nrivate or apartment houses; best city
reference G. HART. 147 East 5Gth-zt
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

RTjTI,F,R and VALET English. single.
az: would care bachelor apartment; oest
city references. Address BUTLER, 2O3
East 4Sth-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

COLORED tanitor valet, yacht steward.
bacneior apartment porter; FIRST class ref
erence Address ALLEN, Tribune Uptown
Cfice. 1894 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

COACHMAN, gardener. lawns and general
useful man; good driver; can all place
as coachman; very tidy good appearance
well recommended. PATRICK, Carpenter
Bureau, 154 6th-ave-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

COACHMAN.-Scotch. married; small fam
lily. strictly sober. reliable. and expert
enced every way; win neip with other
work: very best references. WILLIAM. at
CarpenceT's Bureau, 154 6th-sve.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

Br1T1,FR. ASSISTANT STEWARD or any
similar light work. In the country: by
a German (50). a. E.. As Bieecker-st..
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
James McCreery & Co.

COrSetS.
Fine Batiste Corset for aver
age figures, 1S to rs lnches,
and new model for wen
developed figures, ~ to 80
inches.
Csc
ynIue 200 and $50
Fancy Broche Batiste Corse'.
Dip hip model with front
and side supporters.
value ESQ
"La Vida" COrsets,- latest
fashionable mOde1s,-made
of b a tbs te, cOutll and
broche batiste. ID T g e S
that are worn over these
Corsets retain their first
excellence of shape.
800 to 1900 per pair.
Twenty-tbird Street.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

CoACHMAN - Married: Just disengaged; {;
best reference: city or country; honest.
sober and reliable: good. careful driver +.
p. care Locke & Co. 21S and 20 West
S4th-st
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING

The Iighianders were unable TO play the sched-
uIed game with the Boston champions yesterday.
The Forrest City times., 1905-05-19
RAIN WHEN COW SNEEZES.
Tennessee Negro Discovered Remark able Accuracy of the Act as
 Weather Sign.

There was an old negro slave on my uncle's farm down in Tennessee who was peculiar chap. and of whom the yous3 sters about the plaee-white as well as black-stood in fear. said Senator Car mack, in conversation with group Of friends. relates the Washington Post
 This aged Senegambian, Uncle Tom by name, could give all the modern weather sharps cards and spades and beat them, for he could predict with al most unerring accuracy what the ele- ments would be doing. One day was standing out i'll the COW pen beside the old man. when he suddenly exclaimed: Did you hear that2'
 Hear what, Uncle Tom?'
 Hear that old speckled COW sneeze. Sho' as yo' am libin', boy, il am a-gwine ter rain befo' morning, kase wheneber you hear COW sneeze dat means rain.
 Sure enough, il poured down from the skies, as Tom had foretold. Prior to
The Forrest City times., 1905-05-19
Oyster Imbedded in False Teeth.

The directors of the Smithsonian in- stitution received a novel addition to their collection of curios the other day. It was presented by the foreman of one of the Potomac river oyster boats. As one of the big scoops unloaded it's quota of oysters from the deck of the boat the foreman's eye caught some thing glistening white in the dark brown mass. He leaned over curious,y and poked il with stick, and out rolled set of false teeth. Imbedded between the opened jaws was a yourg oyster The bivalve in it's odd house was sent to the Smithsonian institu- tion, where the teeth were cleaned and the whole thing mounted on T little stand. One of the curators nut this tag one it: "Ostria Virginica growing on artificial teeth. Dredged off Point Lookout, Maryland"
The Forrest City times., 1905-05-19

              
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The Forrest City times., 1905-05-19
TWO CLASSES OF OAK TREE
One Notable fer Its Weed. the Other for Its Brill2ncy ot Col
 oz3rg

The great oak family might be divided into two classes. writes Edwin W Eos ter in Our Friends the Trees. in St- Nicholas: those that ripen their acorns in one season. such as the white post and mossy-eap oaks, and those which re- quire two full years. such as the red scar let and black oaks. To the first class belong the chestnut oak and the live oak of the south. This latter tree for gener- ations played an important part in ship building. but has now been superseded by iron and steel The leaf which is an evergreen. is entirely without indenta- tions and is thick and leathery The wood is very heavy and strong. has a beautiful grain. and is susceptible of talk ing high polish. At one time this wooc was so valuable that our government paid s200, GOO for large tracts of land in the south. that our navy might be sure of supply Of live oak timber.
 To the second class of oaks we are
The Forrest City times., 1905-05-19
Huge Hospital Ma met

A huge electro-magnet has been set mp in certain hospital in England It drew out splinters of steel which had become lodged in the eyes of pa tlnets. In one instance il drew out a piece of hammer head which had been driven into the muscles of a pa- tient's upper arm and in another case drew out piece of cold chisel in a forearm. The success of the magnet is said 10 have been complete, the frag- ments of the metal appes ring quickly on the pole of the magnet. It is sus- gested that such an electro magnet could be of great use in military hos pitals for the removal of pieces of shell and steel bullets.
The Forrest City times., 1905-05-19

largely indebted for the gorgeous colors of our autumn leaves. The red scarlet and pin oaks. with their brilliant reds. scarlets and browns. are close competi- tors with the maple in giving our Amer iean landscapes the most wonderful au- tumn colorings 10 be found anywhere in the world. These three trees are quite similar, but by careful examination may always be distinguished.
The Forrest City times., 1905-05-19
Selecting His Part

"Cy Lyle have writ tank play called A Christmas Eve Jag, and We are ast to take part in it. If Cy will let us take the roll of the tank. and will give bond to keep us damp all the time. we'll sign with him for the Hardemap Free Press
The Forrest City times., 1905-05-19

that had never taken note of a cow s sneezing. and there may Dc skeptical folks who would doubt that this was bovine habit. but my own belief in it is firmly established. and am equally sure that old Uncle Tom had good cause to establish connection bet it and wet weather"
The Forrest City times., 1905-05-19
The Reason

The Visitor-Im surprised 10 hear you complain that the prison fare is too good.
 The Conyiet-lt's dis way boss. De grub has made me so blame fat I can't get through dat winder, even though I've got dis steel saw.-Boston Traveller.
The Forrest City times., 1905-05-19
Arranged in Advance

Nell-i've decided to marry your cousin Jack
 Belle-The idea, Why, Jack never said word to me about
 Oh. Jack doesn't know it yet Philadelphia Ledger.
The Forrest City times., 1905-05-19
Unresponsive.

"So you prefer 6 horse to an automo- bile?"
 Yes" answered the irascible man. "A horse doesn't treat threats and blows with the silent contempt that an auto mobile displays. Washington Star.
The Forrest City times., 1905-05-19
National Pride

Sir Rottyn Rowe-All your-haw- really brilliant marriages are con. tracted in England, y know.
 Miss Gaysett-Perhaps, but that's passe. All our brilliant separations are strictly American.-Puek.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06
GoptI6lag int 2(rmenbanSe.

0tartba Wsoore., lett AZ Sabren ein
e}nlalie oes Nrlneubauies, lpuroe am
lebten 9onnerita9 bon Qunie 2anB init
Der fa9su Sano in's @eli4t aeIdla0en
uno fiel au Booen, no tie obumd6tig
aufaeboben nuroe uno balo oarauI
Itarb.
8ie 2anb 1T nidt surednungsfdbig.
9alt aber ni9t als gemalttbdtig. sic
bate 9ebbrt. BOB Wlartba Moore bon
ibr eeipro6eu bate uno 9laubte lid
beIeioi9t. Sic lit q Sabre alt uno
lett sluei Sabren ein Snlahe Der ans
ftalt.
Ser Soo erfolete. neil our6 ben
Salag - ooer uieQeiAt au9 ourh ben
6al pom Stubls = Elm Slut9efaB i'm
SOpfe 9elprunseu tpar. 9ie SOote
puroe i6ou i'm glter bon Is ssagten
als Elm &riippel na6 Dem Nrmen1auie
9ebradt uno mar 81 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06

gm 90. Mdrs in Reip gomerslotpn
Mrdibalo @iltin i'm Nlter bon 80 Sab
reu. Der 8erltorbene mar lhon ieit
mebreren sabrsn p0llis erbliuoet.
9lm 80. Mdrs in Netp @omerstotpn
Wittme Maria Sent inn Utter bon 81
sSabren. 9ie Werltorbene. lpel1e lett
SO ssabren in New @omerstonn aes
lpobnt bot. binterldBt einen 5obn uuo
eiue Sp1ter.
Mm 80. Mdra in Gailfielo Sownibip
Suloab Wallid im 9llter bon 80 sSab-
rem. Sie 0erltorbene binterldBt lieben
Ginoer, orei SDbne uno bier SOdter.
Nm 4. Npril in Canal SODer Srdus
lein Marp Wine9art i'm utter Don 38
Sabren an einem Wasenfrebs. Sie
8eritorbene iit in Dbber geboren uno
autgenadien uno bat imner bort 9e=
mDbnt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06
ghieRerei.

S6on ldnsere 3eit btrrIdte bittere
6einolGaft 5piIben Spbn Weper, an
geaperoam 5traBe uno Sbos. 9leff,
Der i'm 8eaperoam Sbale tuobnt uno
an lebten Sreltag 8ornittag pdre es
beinabe gum 8lutOer9ieBen aetommen.
Wie uns er5dblt miro, be9eaneten fd
Die @eener in ibren 8efdbrten i'm
geaperoam Sbale uno Nsf er0fnete
Die Standardization, inoem er einen
Stein, Der beiuabe 3uei 8funo po9.
Dem MeDer OIL Die gruf mari. yiur
oem umltanoe. oaB Deeper auf ieiner
grut Elm Sub uno cine Anaabl pa=
pierre tru9, bate er es gu Deroanten,
DaB ibm Der ldmere Wurf ni9t ben
8ruttoiten einIblus. gtun 5o9 Meper
eineu 8euOlber ,uno laqB mebrere Wale
nab ieinem 8e9ner. Der bic 6lu1t era
eriff, obne leooh oenlelben au trefen.
Soluobl Neff uno Meper muroen Der=
baftet uno unter Sargidaft seitellt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06
al8it .sflr,art komponirtt.

en- elmer Diterrei9ii1en MriItptra<
tenfamilie tpirb bon Mpaart nod etn
Brief aufbeipabrt, in tpel9enl Der eroBe
Spnbinter unter Mnbsrem Solgenbes
iiber iein eigenss a1EAooniren mit@
tbeilt: .Wenn ib gut aufgeleet bin.
penn t9 in etrem @asen fabre Dber
na9 einem guten Wiittaeehen einen
Gposiersans made, pber penn ta i'm
gett liege unb nibt einI6lafen tann,
bonn fommen mir bic Sbeen boufenz
peis; no iie berfommen Dber tpie iie
berfommen, bas fam i9 niht fugen.
Die mir a6er sefallen. bait ih feIt I'M
gebd9tnib; aupeilen trilere i9 folhe,
ipie mir anbere fthpn Dfters fogten, 10
bor midi bin. Wenn i9 iie einmal feTt
sepadt babe, 70 setir9t es mir bann
ou9 nd9 ,,n6 na9 aus bem sanaen
Seis etne Baitete gu fneten nad ben
Hegeln bes 8ontrapunfts unb nd6 Der
Natur unb 8eI6affenbeit eines iecen
Snitrumentes. Sdb 9erathe bann barr
iiber in 8egeiiterung; tpenn ih niAt
seft0rt tperbe, 10 eripeitern fid meine
Sheen, enttpideln ii9 unb tperben
tmmer fIarer, uab 10 lit Die oan3e &omz
petition in meinem 3opf f9on 70 peit
GIT @nbe gebra9t, bdB, 10 groB unb be-
beutenb iie aud fein mag, i9 lie I'M
@eiit nit einem 8lid iiberIe9e, gerabe
70, ols tpie bas @on3e zines I60nen
@enGlbes pber elmer bibf6en syigur
fi9 bor meine 8lide iteIlt. Sd bore
in rneiner ginbilbungsfraft bas 9an3e
ouf et1mol, ni1t ettpa naA unb nuA,
tpie es bod na6ber nur eeb0rt tperben
fam. Damn geniebe t9 einen tpabren
S6mdus. Sie 8erri6tune bes @rz
ftnbens unb Der 5erttgung gebt in mir
bpr ipte Elm f6Dner Sraum. Ql6er bas
8ereriigen, ales 70, auf einn1al h0ren
su tDnnen, bas III bos 9llIerl90nfte
babel. Mas i6 einmal .fo auFgefabt
babe, bergeFe i6 ntht lei9t tpieber, unb
btes lit bic grDBte gafe, bic mir gott
berlie6en bat. Menn i9 olsbann an
fange, niebera,tf9retben, 10 3iefe td aus
meinem StrnfaTer bas herDor, mas auf
bic Nrt. tpie i9's Sbnen beidrieben
babe, binetngefommen tit. unb neil
alfo f6pn borber bus @un3e IN meinem
Gppf mar, 10 gebt es du9 nit benz
Nieberf6retben auf's Bapier febr gez
f9tptnb. Sd fann besneaen au9 bus
Bel eeft0rt tperben uno dlles um midi
ber borgeben laiTen, ih urbeite babel
fort unb fam tpdbrenb Der Mrbeit tpobl
aud nit ,eintm bon Siibnern unb 9dn.
fen fpre6en."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06
Dermenblms uun Derbrebern.

SIM Snnern bon gbtna bat man Elm.
dbfonberIi9e Dirt, iaA Der 5iirforge fir
bic berurtbeilten @erbre9er au entlebtz
gen, BON benen bic Regierung ftets mebr
auf Eager bat, als iie unterbringen
tann: man bertauft iie etnfa9 als
Sfldnen.
DiI Elm unternebmer cine erpBe Mra
belt dusfiibren, fagen mir etnen &onal
graben, etnen 5afen bduen, ein 8ergz
iperf anlegen, 10 tpenbet er ii9 an bic
Regierung unb melbet tbr: gu benz
unb bem 3ped brau9e i9 10 unb fp
biele Nrbeiter. 9te betreffenben 9lutpe
ritdtsn fiibren barauf ben Mann in bic
@efdngniiie, unb er fann 1i9 bic i'm
geeisnet erfdetnenben 2eute unter ben
bprbanbenen StrGflingen ausiu9en,
Oarauf f9liebt bic Hegierurs einen
8ertrag NIT linn ab, laut tpelhem iie
ihm fir etne entfpre9enbe Summe Die
getpiinfchte Mn5abl ppn @erbreAern
fduflid iiberldBt.
S1ete perDen Dem unternebmer
piinttli4 am feitgefebten Sage ousse@
liefert unb iinb nunmebr iein gigen@
tbum. 9ie Resieruns tit Der Sorge
fir lire ltnterbrtngung, 8efDftigung
unb 8ef9Gftieung iiberboben unb be-
fiinmert fi9 abfolut nibt nebr Inn 1ie.
8afiir, buB iie ni9t entfommen unb
Der Maeetneinbeit Sdaben sufiigen,
tptrb ibr nunmebrtger 8eiiber in fetnem
eigenen Sntereiie idon foreen. Was
er fpnit init ibnen anfGngt, lit feline
Ga1e.
pafiirt es feinen 4uffe6ern, boB fie.
nm fid Geltung 81 berfhuffen, einen
ober Elm paar ibrer nnterssbenen err
fdfaeen, fo buben iie bas bor ibrem
6errn au beranttporten; Der Gtaat aber
mifht ii9 nidt binein, 70 penig, tpie E,
bic bpsienifhen 8erbdltniiIe Der Sert.
ltdfeit unterfu9t, in Der bic berfaufter
Werbreher III urbeiten ober 81 tpobner
ge5ipungen tDerben.
ssft bic porgenommene Mrbeit be.
enbet pber f9eitert iie, 10 fat Der Gdu.
fer biefer mobernen @flanen bas Hehi
fie nod auberbalb gu beri6iffen uni
felber anberpeitig au befAdftiger obel
iie gu berfallfen, tDobin n min.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06

2ubs unb tpie ltsbt's (! 8ili 9u
am |, Npril aud 9enarrt poroen !?
S0rg: Sa. uno rs 1T cine bimmel-
ibreienOe Sdanoe Gebe id oa an eis
ner Wirtbi6aft uorbei, ais mir Der
S6eutteIlner suruft SOrg, s 1T e,ner
oa, Der Mills fir 8i6 auIieBen =
Das mar cine i66ne Sotidaft uno bas
Waller lief mir l6on i'm Munbe 3u=
Iammen menn ih oarun oahte, mie
ih0n mir iest ein S6ndpsAeu i6met=
fen ipiiroe; aber icb mar auf meiner
6ut uno ia9te Su uarrlt mid niht !!
= IS III aber onb 10. luqte OR Gsrl,
uno iuenn niht iem0no oa lit. Der Dir
einen 5rent be3abIen wll, 10 leBt ids
ielber auf. = 9ns lieB iih lOren uno
i6 9iuq hinein uno oa iaB ribti9 elm
otter 8etunllter, oer MID beromuintte
uno mir 10 lout. oaB man. in Der
aan3en Wirtbl6aft b0rte. surisI Sc
nib S0r9. ih mill 0erne ems uuIieBen,
aber erit muBt Gu mir Die Swel 3 ollars
auriif Qeben. Die Gu mir nnr atpei
Sohren abaein6pit bof, nobel 8u per=
iproden, mir oas 8rlo in 3luei Sa9eu
surii>. 3u 9eben, 10 n>abr Ou ein ebrli.
der Wann feielt = SIT oas niAt Qe-
meil +?
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Wo,, Sntereiie fur garmer.

Wir baben eine Dor5ii9lihe Musmahl
bon Mebium=, Wanmotbs, Nlpstes unb
NlFalIa. Gleeiamen. 9imothpiamen,
8rasiamen fiir Dbltedrten. Neo Spp.
Nlangras unb iiberbaupt cine pollitdns
Dige Mustpabl bon Samen aller Mrt.
lnfer Wiotto 1T bette QuaIitdt uno
biliae preiie.
gDir baben audi 6utter aller Mrt.
eebadte Gleie. Diibnerfutter, Gelmebl,
Galt.@ement linO @Dps.
gs tpirb uns freuen. @ud tennen su
iernen. Rommt uno prlft uniere
Waaren in 2aoerlp's Ma9asiu binisr
Dem gourtbans. 3elepbon No. 78.
II 90. S. Wiie q BRO.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06
Dark Fass figures P. X. time. Light Face, L. NJ TINA

Connections leave NewcomerstOyvn via
Ptttsburgh Divisfon.--For Pittsburgh and
pm. For Uhrichsyille and Dennison, III I'D
pm, s9 pm.
For Columbus, is 3s am, s6 35 am. For Col
Indianapolis and st. Louis, vi eli am. siO 49
pm. For Columbus and Chicago, "a 20 pm.
Connections leave Canal Dover VIA
Cleveland, Canton and Fort Wayne Route
points, Chicago, Pittsburgh and intermediate
points, H 10 am. and ~ As pm.
*Daiy. fEzcsRt Sunday 2sunday only. flag stop
q. Il. PECK, Il. FORD.
Gsnsfal hsnsger, General Passenger agent
l2l508.-N. PITysBURGH, PENNsA.
For time cards, rates oxfare, through tickets,
Gardlng the running OF trains, apply toz&ny
agent Qx the Esnneyl lvazaiN Ifx1<e. -.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06

- &obert u. Dtorris, Elm 50id6ri=
ger Wann. Der in Der gtdhe bon @il-
mnre tuObnt uno idon icit ldng.rer
3eit trdntliA 1T, trant DIN Sienltas
SarbolIdure, um lelneu 2eioen ein
@noe au MAIDEN. st warn BON Ieiner
Sodter aufgeFuroeu, ais er i6reflid
It0bnenO i'm 8arten lag; lie bOlte TO-
fort einen Nrst uno man glaubt, Wor=
rig weroe luieoer geueien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06
gu perfauten.

Gdierei=llteniilien gu folgenoen prei-
len. 10 lan9e Der Yorratb tangt
Sbermometer, Tabrenbsit uno Reau=
muir 90, nur 0eaumur rs Gents.
RdsbObrer rs Gents, Derb &c. ent=
iprsdsnb ebenio billie.
Gdstiider $50. z. s, 9. 10. IL. IL,
Is unb IA fir 40, As, so. SIS, 20, IS
Gents, $l.00 & $l.20.
ReuBer & Gothaher.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06
0armen az perfaufen ooer 80
nertattid1et.

Wollt Sbr eiue 6arm ertuerben?
Senoet fiir unIere 2iite. @ir baben
carmen BON so big 500 Mder.
gatern Ohio 2eal @itate @r9an9e.
Stem philadelphia, .. tt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06

- Sollmahten na6 allen 3beilen BON
Dent1hlanp, Seiterreih unr Der ShwerS
werpen in pteicr Gfiiee ausaeferns:.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06

- @ute Weine uno 9iqueure al
meoisiniIden 3mefen finoet man in
aoolpb's Siqueur= Store am public
Square, Telephone 35l. II
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06
9cntide Wirtbi6aft u. 0teFanratinn
@ilbelat 6. @iDOer,
an Ca anseara~as citrate,

Gin SauIersspisrt bftlia bonn ~ as. G. gabHbOf.
Canton, Ohio.
obengenanntem 9laBe cine MirtbjaSt nnb 0feltaura.
tion erbffnet babe nnb anm 4ene freunblit einiane
@ate benttbe &id1e, bic beiten Weine. Siqueure unb
@tgarreu.