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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-23
Gin Otfer DeS Grteiee.

@efern fuhren bier fr0blide junge
Meni1en BON geplon Sunction in einen
tleinen Boot auf Den grieiee. s5n oem
goote tuaren gomaro @ripps. elm Surn=
lebrer Der 6ohihule auf ben @lepe=
lano 6iabts. Grdulein Maraaret 5en-
bauier, Sobter bon Derrn N. W. Sen=
bauier BON bier. Nrtbur 0innaman. Elm
STUDENT Der @aie 5Aule in @leuelano
unb Soiepbine Smith, eine Jreunbin
bon Hrdulein Senhauier. ungefdbr
400 Oaros bonn ufer parb oas Boot
Don ben Wellen umgemorfen uno bic
Sniafien fielen Ing Wafer. 6innanan
brahte 6rdulein Smith ans ufer uno
idmamm tpieoer binaus um Den anoern
su belfen. Srl. Senbauier tonnte niht
i9mimmen. bod muroe iie bon @ripps
iiber WalIer aebalten. bis 6innaman
3uriiftam. Ser 2ebeere brahte nun
aub frdulein Sennbauier ans ufer
uno @ripps ihtpamm on ieiner Seite,
big er, nur nod etpas iiber 100 Darbs
bonn lfer entfernt. pl0glid ueriant uno
nidt mieoer auftaudte. 6rdulein Seu=
bauier erreihte gliiflib oas ufer unb
miro morgen bier ertuartet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-23
gSanoe oerbare Gmto ed,.nsen

tenn3eiGnen ben groBen Sortlhritt Der
3eit. 2uftl6iffabrten nit ihperer
Maihinerie, orab.loie Dspsiden, idref.
lihe 2rie9smaihinen aur SDtuna bon
Weni6en unb bas Wunber Der Wun=
Der. Or. 2inas .glem Diseoperp" our
Rettung bon Menidenleben, tpenn es
beorobt III bon 0uiten. grfdltunaen,
8rippe. Nifbma, Brdune, Bronchitis.
Blutifur3. Sdnupfenfieber unb Reud=
huiten ober 2ungenbei1merben. Bei
acknowledgements bat es nibt ieines
@leinen. gs hilft iofort. gs III bas
li6eriie 0eilmittel. Sames M. Blad
Don Nfbebile, N. g., 81. 81. 90. 4
i9reibt. es beilte ibn bon einem befti.
aen 0uhen. aIs ole anbern Mittel bers
fagten. SOC un0 $1.00. probeflaIhe
gratis. @arantiert bon 90. 8. peters,
em oeuti6en Mpotbeter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-23

s- 4 NJ - z q NJ a. ~ n " Z. - ~ II
G6par0 30plor gaelId Barton, Sci.
be BON Waintrri9bi.
Doiner Gtanton Mrbela 9dplDr,
beioe bon Wainturigbt.
Dnnib 0Dllanb. @oiben Sp. Glifns
betb 0omalb, Canal Doper.
William 8. 0enoerlon. 0oboten. pa.
9lita g. peoples. Stem Gomerstotpn.
Geo. N. Giebler, pouahtepfie. ". p.
SuIia 90. Gtodpel. Netp pbila.
Jreb. 6urff glifobetb Me1erli. bei-
be bon Nep pbilaoelpbia.
@bas. u. Weftbafer. Canton Mba u.
Watters. Dennilon.
glart g. Mpers - ytellie Brid. beibe
BON Mineral @itp.
Geo. %. Wdlter Weltba 2ouiio
Bafar. beibe BON Canal Douer.
Sobn M. Rainsbere. &osmeG :. Mar-
saret M. gduBler. Nep pbila.
9eonaro M. Moore. Nlehanicsbura.
8. 8eneba Hpberts. Gtem philo.
Gbas. @obfrep 2ing. BethIebem 9p..
Start SO. Marp Glen GiIbius.
Wanne SIP.
q. 3. @up aiber. Drforb 9p. Sen-
ME Dllpe Brotpn, 5alem Sp.
@lpbe McGberett - Mlice prpf, beibe
bon Waripif 9p.
Sreb. Goodman, Bead gitp - Qa3el
q. Ruegseager. Dunbee.
Gbas. Dumrifbaus - 2aura Nareii5a.
Stem philadelphia.
6enrp Maurer Wap Bertha 4int,
beioe bon Buds 5p.
Stephen 6oiber Souife Bencina.
beioe bon Sem philadelphia.
sos. u. Wen9er - Nnna 0ilion. beioe
bon NetD philadelphia.
Sohn Anoereaa, ubrihsoi0e 8iolet
Moore. Neip philadelphia.
ghauncp .. 2etpis, Wilforo. utab -
0elen @inb, Nen philadelphia.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-23
Gimer Iram erttes gtreben

1T harauf aeribtet. lid an3iebeno 81
MAIDEN. Sbne @eiunobeit jebod miro
es ibr idmer merben. in @eiidt. 6e=
italt ooer an 8emiitb liebii1 gu iein.
Cine ibmade. trdntlide Ssrau III ner=
p0s unb reisbar. 6artleibigteit uno
Nierenaifte aeisen iid in 6innen. pus
ffeln. 6autausbriiden uno elmer ab=
iAeuliAen @eiidtsfarbe. electric Bit=
ters ertpieien iib aber fets als eine
@ottesaabe fur Grauen. tpelde @eiunos
belt. Sh0nbeit uno Sreunbe munihen.
Sic regulierer Waeen, 2eber uno
gtieren. reiniaen bas Ylut. geben itarte
9ferben. eldnsenoe Nugen. reinen
Ntbem. alatte, iammtiee 6aut, rei3enoe
6autfarbe, quite @eiunbbeit. 8eriu9t
lie. Sur SOC bel %. 8. peters. benz
oeutiden Npotbeter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-23

Sebt beibt cs aufeepoIl Cine aIte BanermreeeI be.
ia9t b1b eS anf ben nii atommt. pie bic Grnfe aus
fallen fpn MIio aif9epaBt bob ss gut nm Cure Grnte
ebt DeHft onTan, 6aB ber MDnat Der HDfen bie beige
Belt enIeitet tn peIer Guer &brper bpppelt fhrper
6er5nbaIten bot: einmal unter bes Taaes SaSf uno
WRibe unb Johann inter ber Glntb bon Sag uno 9aet
Bereit Guren GDrper bDn ben gtigen Stoffen tpel6e
{6laden4 gureu G6rper Dergiften. bstpeifen &opfs
f9mer3en bIafie GeHbtsfarbe Wtattigfeit GhipinbeL
Rer5flopfen Hideni1trdhe, 9rnd IN Der Ger5grube,
&}erHppfung nnb fhIe1ter @ef9mad i'm Wtunbe, Gebs
Rbrungen, 5ierenbeifiuerben, y. + -. 5ur Genige.
MIio nfgepaBfI Weridumt ffine 8eit benn fon brDbt
Die UIntb ben f3tpanen A6rper gdn5lin at entfrGfen
1nb Qebrnuht bic beriibnteH ct @srnarb Rrduter-
pilen bic III alien Mpotbefen au haben finb. 9ieie
Ien bieten Guh in gurer Jtgb DoS siu5ge 5uperidf9e
bsilmitteI Sic entbaIteu feiHe dbenbe @ifte, Die
Auedfilber ,i1lo br0uden be8bnib aud nbt fpie bic
i6arfen Iaubldufqen AundidIbereisn ibr Slit unter
ber3uderter 6ie an perbergen @ie bettfben pIelebr
aus ben beften sdfieu ber beilfrdftgttH 8fiansen.
NIio onfgtpaBt!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-23

Ser unge6eure StaubgebaIt
Ser MtmofpbGre entaiebt uns bier
3ebrltel Der duf Die @roe gelangenoen
5onnentpGrme uno oes Sonnenlt9ts.
Oie 8erfpIgung unh 4burs
tbsilung BON 9erbre6ern Derurfa4t
benz brttii9en Rei9e l1nfoften i'm
8etrage bon etpa $30,00O,000 per
Sabr.
Sn 9panien ridten fi6 bic
Selep6onrdten na6 Dem 8eruf uno
Der 8el9dftigung Der Runoen. Ses
fellise Clubs be5ablen oie ho9fen
Hdten.
SIM W after muB Der Meni9
BEL iebem Mtbemalg eine Weebrarbeit
leiiten, Ole Dem 6eben etnes @etut9ts
BON l 93funb auf 8 SUB 90be snts
fpri9t.
@oetbetrat feline bamals iibers
raf9enbe, na9mals beriibmt geiDots
oene italienii9e saeife unter benz
pfeubonpm zines rRaufmanns pbts
Iipp M0ller" an.
MIIiGbrIih tperoen anndberno
1865 Wlinionen 9u9er auf Der groe
gebrudt. Sn ben Ser. Stauten ftno
alIein 700 Minionen 8ii9er in einem
Sabre nerfauft iporben.
SIM Sabre 1908 baben bon
800, ,OO9, ,374 In biefem 2anbe auf
Der Gifenbdbn bef0rberten pdhagies
rem nur 383 ibr Qeben berloren. Ote
3abl Der @erlebten uir6 nit II. .592
dngegeben.
Snoen 8unbesbureaus IN Mafbz
inaton iparen am /. Sult bortgen
ssabres 28,947 perfonen befddftist.
Die idbrliae @ebaltslifte belduft fi8
auf $31, ,541, ,225, ooer ndbeau $11O0
pro perfon.
Mus Singapore !Deroen iGbrs
Iih Waaren i'm Mertbe bon mebr als
$13,O 100000 nah ben Ser. Staaten
nerfanbt; bennoh fubr bon 23,234
Jabrseusen, Die I'm Sabre 1903 I.nen
Gdfen, dnliefen, nur ems nnter dmes
ritanifder Glagge.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-23

Nm Dienltaa mar Der Idnafe
Sag. Sie beibeiten Sage tommeu aber
erit nod.
6rau Samuel Stettler in Canal
Soper bate am 9ienltae Nabmittaa
einen 6iBitlaa. 1T ieoo9 nieber auf
oem We9e Der geherung.
Sie 9dsiuso III in oollem 8anas
uno muroen lett lebten 6relta9 ihDn
zine gr0Bere Nnsahl bon Mulhen ber=
fault. go melt mir bis iebt in grfabr=
unq brinqen fonnten, Duroen nod teine
feifen preiie yema6t, bod, tperoen bie=
ielben uneefdbr bic ndmlihen iein, tpie
lebtes Sabr. - Soeben theilt uns elm
Jarmer bon Nuburn 5omnibip init,
Dab in oortl9er 8eaeno mebrere Mul=
den su IS Gents bertauft nuroen. unter
Der geoin9ungy oaB menn Die greiIe
nod b0ber ifeigen, Der h0bere preis be-
3ablt meroen muB. = Nad elmer Se=
peide bes Slebelanb Ylain Dealer bieten
Glebelanb 6dnbler bier in Susearatpas
@ountn l6 @ents oas pfuno fir. ben
aansen Sommerertrag. bod ueroen
teine Namen Qenannt, n a
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-23

Satob Sdnab BON bier. SO Sabre
oit. mel am Wlontag bon elmer Setter.
als oieielbe ausrutIhte unb fiel 20 CUB
bod herunter. gr muroe benuBtlos auf=
Qebf ben uno cine drstlihe unteriubung
ergab, Dab er cine Eippe eebrohen uno
cine tiefe 3opfmunoe bate. nebft tleine.
rem Verlebungen. 1T pollte elm Oaus
anitreihen uno babel traf i'm Der ln=
fan.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-23

= Ha9 Tlfes, eln berbelrathefer
Wann i'm Nlter bon "a Sahren. Der in
ben gnamelln9 Worts arbeitet, 9erietb
leBte Wode nit Der Iinten 0ano in Die
Waihinerie unb muroen ibm bic Ginger
abgeIhnitten. Dor fursem batte er iih
Die Singer Der reGten 0ano aerquetidt
uno mar erlt felt einisen Sasen sur
4rbeit suriif9efebrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-23
Der DeaitidDe 8eob d)ter.
Rsn gsiIsseIssis. o.. Is. Suni 1910. Q

= Weaen oes ipdten Srhbiobrs
miro iDahriheinlih oiefes Sabr Dor benz
4. Sali tein Weiaen gefdnitten. gs III
bas erlfe Wlal In Dielen Sabren, baB
nil cine 10 ipdte grnte baben.
Mit benz tpdrmeren Wetter Heaen
fiA aua Die 6liegen Elm unb spar lino
oielelben aera0e 10 fred uno unper=
iddmt.s als sob nod ME Elm @e.
funobeiIsamt Elm llribeil aeaen oisislbsn
los9slaflen.
8R Glaaen lber oas tiible Wetter
iino plDblid, berfummt. Wenn Die
0ibe i'm 5datten iih Dem so. Braoe
ndbert, 10 iebnt man fih melt mebr nah
einem fiiblenoen lrunte, als nah
tpdrmerem Wetter.
No1 elmer Darleeun9. Die i'm
yrobate 8eri6t ein9ereiht lit, belauien
ith Die Sbuloen oes Apotbeters W. 6.
peters. Der gegeniiber Dem gourtbauie
eln 8eihdft bate. auf $40, ,359.23.
mdbreno bic 8utbaben aur auf $685.
l6 9eihdBt fnb.
Sherman Gliber BON garnbi0.
Der tiirslid beriu1smeiie aus oem
Srrenalpl in Waihqon eutlaHen tpuroe,
batten am leBten 5reitae einen Nnfaa
bon Raierei uno trieb 6rau unb Rinoer
aus bem 9aule uno beorobte ibr 2eben.
@r muroe fuieoer ra1 MalliQon gee
bradt.
gBie perbdltnismdBig meniqe err
freuen iib in oieiem @ountp oes Sefbes
elmer ubr. Nah Den geridten unlerer
Nllelioren iino nur 442 llbren i'm
eountp, Die einen Wertb bon $53Ol
reprdientieren. Auf yolfdnoioteit
maht olele Site aaeroin9s teinen Mn=
iprub.
Nm leBten Donnerlfaa fiel in ben
@llenbabnnertftdttsn in Genniion eine
Sotomotlbe, bic repariert meroen Iollte,
Dem gSalter &. 8ratebil bon ubrihs=
bile auf ben linfen Nrm uno oas 8lieo
mliBte amputiert peroen, als man ben
Mann enolitb unter Der MaIhine ber=
ausbra1te.
- ytad Dem 8eridte Der Nielioren
baben mir 1857 Sunoe in Suscarawas
@ountn. Eieie Summer miro nod be-
oeuteno erb0bt ourd Die 3abl Der
0unoe. Die BON 2euten 9ebalten mer.
ben. tpelhe ME oa3u an9ebalten peroen,
elnem alieflOr Ansabsn iibsr ibr gigen=
tbum 81 MAIDEN.
= Spanlon Bros. BON MdlIilon,
tDelhen Der @Ontratt oes Baues elmer
grlide auilden ubri1spile uno Susca-
ranas BON ben @Ountp @ommiiIiondreu
3u9eiprohen uOroen mar, tpelder ipdter
ungiiltig ertldrt purbe. baben bic
@ountD @ommiiliondre fir Den Yetraq
bon $l38l.62 fir seleiltete 4rbeit per=
tlaet.
= 8effern Moraen ipielte Der 81
Sabre alte 5rancis 8lnB in Der 5heune
ieines @aters. 3 Meilen 0ltlid bon
Sugarcreet. Ser aleiue bate lid
5trei6bOlier oeridafft uno itefte oamit
oas 6eu in 8rano. Nls man oas SSeuer
entoefte, mar es unmD9li1, bas &inb
5u retten uno Dalelbe fnm in ben
Nlammen um. pelde Die Sdeune ser=
itOrten. h.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-23
Sei1l,b..No. 479.
Cine @rtldruna. oaB es notbmenbie LIT.
Obligationen aussuifelen fiir ben
Nntauf Der Wlferperfe uno
2ieferung oes Wafers
fiirbie Staot uno
-. - - =. oeren gintpob=
.. $3.50. Msg ner. sss

gs iplrbe burd ben gtabtrath bon Der etabf ysefp
philadelphia i'm Gtaate Obio NIT atpet DrtieIn aler
eripdblten Mtaleber befdIojen bob es In benz Sabre
oas NIT benz l. Sannar 1910 be9pnner bot notbtpenbig
tf obi ,ationen (gDubs) aus5ntelen fur ben Mnfaif
Der gaiermerfe nnb fir bie &ieerung beiielben un6
omar 5n enem 8etra9e Der grbBer lift aIs ein grosent
beS gan5en mertbeS BON allem Giaentbmm in iener
Stabt 6aS 8u Stenersnefen eingei6dBt it, ndntli1
fur BITE Summe BON $3.50 600 90 ib baB bic Frage Der
MnSftenung nn6 beS 0erfnufs ber CbIiaationer int
Betra9e bon mebr als einem 9roaemt oas it, su benz
Oben denannten Betrage ben beredatigten Stinint,
gebern Der genanntem Stabt IN elmer SpeaiaIpabl bic
am 0ienffag ben q ausnft ab9ebalten perben ion,
aur Mbttimmnn9 unterbreitet merben SpG an ben qe.
tp6hnliten StimmplaBen in ber Stabt, nnb baB iene
Mbitimmnng IN ieber ge3iebung ab9ebaIten iperbeit
ion ipie ieoe anbere allsemeine fdbtifde Mabl Der
Wtapor TT beauftragt BON Der MbbaItnng iener Wahl
DentIt ytpfi5 5n geben pie es bas @eeb poriMreibt
gs rb ferner berorbnet baB Der @retber bes Gtabt.
ratbs amgepieen it, eius bedeintste :bf9rift bteies
gei9infIes ben ftaatliben Depntp guperpiioren Der
Wablen IN SnScorapaS gpuntp Ohio, All nberqebeu.
Yaiitrt am L. Stunt 1910.
BefGeinigt:
H. 9. &epItnger. Treb 8Taufer
@4reiber bes Siabtratbs. graiibent bes eiabiratbs
Gut9ebeiBen nm IA. Sunt 1910 AK-aH1snEsi1g
Spbn u. g DELL, MQnpr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-23

- Sn Den lebten Wohen muroen in
@anal Doper 90 Nerpenfieberfdlle ae=
meloet. @s beiBt, oieielben ieien meiit
i'm Norooiten Der Staot. Man Dill Die
gpioemie oarauf suriiffiibren, oaB Die
bon Der &rantheit gefallenen ole bon
Dem ndmliden Mildbduoler ibre Dtild
be3iehen uuo man glaubt, oaB oas
WaHer. oas gum GsiniQen Der Wlllh9es
fdBe oermenoet miro. Sppbus= SaSilen
entb1.t.
= @er felif mdBia III i'm @iIen uno
Srinten miro aud anoere nlAt i'm md=
bigen 8enuB oes 2ebens it0ren.
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- =. Nm 20. Suni in ytem philadelphia
6rau @liiabetb @ilaen, aeb. 5hneioer.
8attin bon 6rieoriA @ilgen. i'm 4lter
bon SO Sabren. sic ertrantte am
Wor9en um lbr unb ibr 3ultano
muroe ilnmer idlimmer, big giabmit.
tags um | llbr Der 500 eintrat. Die
0eritorbene tuar in Wubleturnen i'm
Canton Bern in Der Sbmei5 seboren
uno tam i'm Sabre 1851 nit @ltern uno
@eihmihern nod Den Ser. Staaten.
SIN Sabre 1853 Derebelihte tie lih nit
Grieor. 8ilaen. >oem iie orei3ebn &inoer
gebar. BON benen neun am 2eben lino.
Is Sabre lang betpirtbihaftete lie nit
ibrem 8atten bic @opentrp ssarm i'm
5iioen Der Staot uno leltber mobnte
lie nit ibrem 8atten in Der Staot. Die
Bertorbene binterldBt einen 8atten unb
neun Ginber, bier S0bne unb fiinf
56hter. gon ibren 8eihpifern leben
nod slpei Briioer. Huop Shneioer bier
uno @hriltian Sbneioer in Canton,
uno cine Sdmeiter. 6rau Jreo. Nie=
oerbduier in 4iblano.
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Natb einem gefeble bes 9eridt8 gum 8erfanf be
elmer Sbeifuug, ber mir bon benz Somnton YleaS Sc
ritt ppn Tuscaratpas gpnutp. Sbto, 5ngegaugen lit
perbe i'd an oer 5bir bes @ourtbanies in Nem Bbtla
belpbta. in 5nsearaipas gountp nno I'M Staate Sbir
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0eW0tOeWst tRss 81
= = Am III. 5uni In Canal EOper 8. s.
6pobr I'M glltsr BON 63 Sohren an,
Mhbmo, an oeni er felt ldnaerer 3eit
qelitten. Ser 0erlforbene bat felt 25
Sahren In Canal DDner elm 6attlers
9eThdft beirieben. gr hinierldBt eine
Wittpe unb orei Rin0er.s
Am Is. SUM- in Canal DoDer Grau
Catherine 6hmiot I'M utter bon Sc
Sabsen. Gie 0erltorbene hinterldbt
einen @atten uno einen 6obn.
gm II. SUM- in HdoersOille peier
GteiB i'm Utter BON 64 Sabren. Der
geritorbene mar aus Deutihlano ge=
biirtia nno lam I'm Sabre 1850 nad
ben Der. Staaten. Sabre lana fiibrte er
eine gut frequeniierte gBirtbihaft IN
9aaerspiiIe, bis er ourb oas Roieaeieb
ge3munaen muroe, oas Geiddft aut3u.
geben. = .5sia ~ IL 'ss.-----..s. s-----.ss
Mm 10. SUM- in Nen philaoelpbia
@lias Warner i'm Nlter bon "a sabren.
Ser 0eritorbene 1T in 5reps 5bal ae.
boren uno NOR Elm GARNER. big er it'd
bot einiqen Sahren bier rlieoerlieB, I'M
feline lebten 2ebensjahre in Gube 3u be.
i1lieben. gr tpar elm 0eteran bes
Baraertrieges uno oiente i'm l6i. Obic
&e9iment. gr binterldbt einen Sobn
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-27

the saly dllisssaos ,ha, be sold lightning
ssl. insinsl u dsseeds. :,
Mr., fisk and III, EsksF 81 ar1ussns.d
in nriilshofe. then fisi's home, IN
OItai.sf, one Year somewhere sions IN the
'sas, nsk sen, ~ord from Princeton, IN
hi. stats. ier Mr., Usher 10 come aswn
and drive his ne iof him, Mr.. Fisher
went. and drove for fisk iof several
months. The wagon Vas drawn BY ieaf
Morgan mars 30 near alike that one
could no, tell then apart. The, we're
beautiful animals and drew much q the
attention which Fisk loved. NJ. hshsf
I,I Ihe driving out on the road but When
passing pepaieas place: Mr.; Fish held ~, y.
level ~ drive nn 10 q hotel where there
Was q good chance 10 make dashins turn
and hiring up with gnsio al the landing
block, Sometimes Fisk would turn MS
,ir about several times 10 exhibit his own
dssisrity and his animals beauty and
training. finally ending with the loud and
proud 'whosl"-spnnsiisld Republican
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-27
MEMORIES OF jim FISK
Recalled by the Discovery Of Queer
Old Medal in Springfield, Mass.

A man from Brattleboro, VT, came down
to this city the other day and happened
across a queer little old medal which calls
up "reminiscences galore of one of the
most picturesque characters that ever
startled New York, namely, Col; James
Fisk, jr.,-or "Jim Jubilee, Junior" as
"Uncle" Daniel Drew, also of Erie railroad
fame, said that Fisk used to call himself:
This medal is commemorative of relief
train that went over the Erie railroad
from New York to Chicago in October
1871, at the time of the great fire: Elsk
had a large part in sending the train, and
it is said that he went with it himself
The medal is of copper, little smaller
than a quarter. On the face it bears a
likeness of Fisk, with the name "'Col.
James Fisk, jr." On the back is loco
motive of the old type with the, words
"Relief for Chicago This incident in
a career full of tumultuous activity and
love of notoriety came only short time
before Fisk's tragic death, for some three
months later, in January, 1872, he was
shot by "Ned" Stokes in the Grand Cen
trail hotel on Broadway
Smith B. Fisher, proprietor of Fishers
old book store on Sanford street, knew
"Jim" Fisk we'll He used to drive for
him in the old peddling days in Vermont:
FISHER WAS Ill OulCdSO dC tuC oiAiC VI
the fire and saw the relief train there with
food for the starving victims of the fire.
The older citizens Of Springfield will re-
member what sensation the Chicago fire
caused and how literally the people here
contributed to the relief Of the stricken
city Everywhere there was the same out
pouring of sympathy. In New York,
where "Jim"- Fisk then was in the height
of his power and was associated with Jay
Gould in the control of the Erie railroad,
there were extraordinary efforts in behalf
of Chicago and among those who were
most active was Fisk. New York proba-
bly, contributed at least 100000, many Of
the rich men giving $4,000 apiece or more.
When Mr.. Fisher came to know Fisk,
the latter was peddling drygoods in Yer
mont. But even as drygoods peddler,
Jim Fisk was not ordinary. Even then
many said that there was nobody as smart
as Jim Fisk. He did not carry any poor
line Of stuff in his cart. He made
specially of fine brocades, satins and silks.
His father before him was an itinerant
peddler and evidenced some idiosyncra-
sizes which may have been the hereditary
basis for some of the younger Fisk's gen
ius, for genius of a sort he certainly had.
Fisk, senior, usually peddled drygoods.
But he was not particular. Mr.. Fisher
says that once the elder Fisk met another
peddler on the road Fisk had drygoods
and the other man had lightning rods.
They ended up by swapping stocks-in-
trade and Fisk contipued on his way, with
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-27
ITCH RELIEVED AT ONCE.

That terrible itch disappears with the
FIRST DROPS of a simple compound OF
oil of wintergreen, thymol and glycerine
mixed in D. D. D. Prescription. This
soothing, healing lotion, used externally,
kills the eczema germ instantly.
Heretofore the D. d. D. remedy has
a special offer, any sufferer in this town
who has never tried d. D. D. can now try
this remedy in a special bottle at 25c. It
cures the itch instantly. We KNOW
this. Brooks House Pharmacy.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-27

"What did you find particularly
shocking at the playi" "The people
/ saw in the audience whom | had
hitherto regarded as sedate and CON
sentative people. "-Washington Star
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-27

1t is being planned to electrify all
the standard trunk line steam rail-
roads which have terminals in the city
of Boston.
The Globe-republican., 1910-03-31
Women Who Are EnvIed.

Those attractive women who are lovely
In face, form and temper are the envy Of
many who might be like them. A weak,
sickly woman will be nervous and irri-
table. Constipation or Kidney poisons
show in plmples, blotches, skin erupticns
and 9 wretched complexion. For all
such, Electric Bltters work wonders.
They regulate Stomach, Liver and Kid
neys, purify the blood; give strong
nerves, bright eyes, pure breath. smooth
velvety skin. lovely complexion. Many
charming women owe their health and
beauty to them. 800 at the Palace Drug
Store.
The Globe-republican., 1910-03-31

Money to loan on farm land. See B
II. Milton. If
Fresh vegetables received daily at the
Stubbs Gut Price Grocery.
List your land for sale with J. Z
Reser & Co., Masonic Bldg. II
New shapes and styles 10 snappy soft
hats to he seen at "The Hub Clothiers. -
Buttercups, creams, Uncle Johns gum.
drops at 10 centsa pound, at Stubbs
Grocery.
J. X. Oneal has gone to his ranch to
do some plowing. He will be gone for
some time.
Good dwarf broom corr seed for sale
AT broom factory, Dodge City, Kansas.
Phone 462a. At
Mrs. A. M. Adams who is q sister OF
=. A. Etrick, Is building new house on
Fifth Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Evans were here
from Hutchinson this week for visit
with friends.
Buy your groceries Of Sam Stubbs. He
will save you from 10 to 20 per cent and
give you fret class new goods.
Last week deal was made whereby
Ernest Hendrix took charge Of the Tai
hott Restaurant, Mrs. Talbot retiring.
U. G. Balderson went to Wichita Sun.
day, to be present at q Laundrymen's
Convention to be held there the first three
days Of this week. He returned home
Tuesday.
Mrs. Wilkinson who recently took
possession Of the Grand View Hotel, has
been confined to her bed for severhl DAYS
recently, but is up and improving rapidly
VhO ioos tWo uuyos
A neat little cottage has been erected ON
the southwest corner OF the block occu-
pied by the third ward schoolhouse. This
has been built for the convenience Of the
janitor.
Ed. Dunn, we'll known driver and |
trainer, has located at the Dodge City
Park race track for the season. He has
In charge, Stewards Oakland Belle, P.
II. Young's PAGERS and two Of Sam Gal
lagher's horses.
For rent-Five rooms for light houst.
keeping, at 4lS Walnut Street, blocks
west Of bostofflce. Phone 147. 1t
The Globe-republican., 1910-03-31
LOPP BROS. & WOLF DODGE CITY. Kansas

| furnish everything and build fou'
Room cottages for $50O.-B. F. Fryfogle,
Box 702, Dodge CITY. Kansas.
S. w. Sturgeon, VINO has been In
Hutchinson. has located at KiDgman,
where be will be manager Of lumber
business.
The Globe-republican., 1910-03-31
Homestead Land in Kansas. :.

The government has instituted contests against homeA
stead entries covering three hundred quarter sections of land
in Western Kansas which have been held illegally many
these lands will be cancelled and the land open
this spring and these comprise the best
Western Kansas and worth from $500 $1,000 day they
upon Have us keep advised when these lands subject entry
and we will notify at that time and locate the best claim for
a nominal fee. Come and us, write u.s.
The Globe-republican., 1910-03-31

Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. O'Brien and daugh-
ter were visiting in Wichita last week re-
tuning home Monday.
r. V. b. underwear, in both the Union
suits and separate garments, to be had
at "The Hub Clothiers."