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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-07

ten hd) beioe in 6as llnpermeiOli9s
fusen. 9iun fei nod bemerft, bab Die
beioen GARNER 10 nabe beieinanber iua.
rem, OnB ne fd 9esenieitis beObaGten
uno miteinonber ipre@en fonnteu. Sc
Der freute Fd, ouB Der Gnoere nidts
MAIDEN fonnte uno feiner bon 8ei6en
drserte fd uber fein Wibaef9id. 9e-
mitblid ieBten fidb beiOe 6et ibren Wa-
fdinen uie6er, uub aun 9iue bas
Yrablsn los, ieber Iobte feline Miafdi>
ne nnb CAB Dor, oen beffen SeIbitbin-
Der su baben. @elder bon 8ei6en i'm
PrnbIen eigentlid benSie9 babon trug,
III nidt befannt, aber fobieI lit seipiB,
feline BON beiOen Wai6inen iuar i'm fel-
ben Nu9enblid einen 8fferIiug iuertb.
Sas sr0Bte 9Sun6er aber 1T, baB iie
nidt beute nod Oaiben unO prablen,
obcr iie iinb idliesli6 ouseiuanOer
Der Bauer nit fsiner Sserina iuar
sulebt am beiten ob. Gr mibte luitie
Oarauf los. uu6 leiue 56dter (beren
er 9lIdliher g9eiie cine ganse &eibe
bef5D liefen biuterber un6 bauben.
gSie Der an6ere oaS benterfte, iuurbe er
etiuas dreerItd, meiI er nidt iiber 10
biele 3o4ter su berfiiseu bate, uno
ritt iduurfirafs bin gum 9gentsn uno
tlaate 6ieiem feline gtotb. Der H9ent
bradte ibm bann audi ri6tig feline
Wafdine wieber in SrOnuns Obi6On
iie ibon swei Sabre porber 9elaufen
bate. Der Oeerin9 binOet iebt uud
wieoer unb belize 6armer batteu iebt
eber llrIa6e gu prabIen.
Ea fam man nun bon spei 8aueru
Iernen, baB Der Wtsni9 fG in ieinem
llnsliide ou9 nod cine Sreuoe MAIDEN
fam.
gm Is. Suui feierte 9err 9einrid
8rinfmann ieinem adtsisi dbrigen 9es
burtstag, I'M Sreife feiuer Sinber uno
iablrei1en Sreunoe.
Der Subilar 1T nod intmer riiitie
Ino suiueiIen nod auSgeIafsn uno
Iuitig lpir Elm slp0nSiaidbriaer Sing
ing.
giodl oItmoIS febre wit6er
Sei Dir cin iOlbcs Set.
Dam iin9en frObe Yiebcr
Gum SIufmuul1 Seine @Gf'.
Oenn Su bait anaeiiimmei
Mnnd' munt'res 2iebeIeiu.
QBObei Oft Iuit'ge 98tse
Gid filnitlitb Ho6ten elm.
8aD Corr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-07
Grpibermna.

Qermann. no.. 8. Suli 'S2.
Ser 9eebrte Gorrefponoent BON Bah.
Wo.. III eod uenisfteus weit aenue
borseriitft. uiu mir eine S6ee su eeben
bon no Der 9&mus uusefdbr berriibrt.
wieluobI er gu feig lit, feinen nebrliden
Namen ben er su traeen bebauptet,
ansHgeben. @ber iunbrf6einli9 6enft
er, otr Srdger m0dte Oen 9famen idlns
6cn.
0Sas oiefen Sdub anbetrifit. 70
piirOe id fenfelbeu itiIidwei9eno an.
sieben, luenn er mir pa6en lpiir6e un6
uberbaupt uidt BON ,u srnbem 2eoer
iuare. 9lber 10 paBt er Dem Sorrelpon'
oenten Oiel bsiisr. ser fidl Oieie lan8e
3eit barin uerboraeu bieIt. mo iest ba-
ruus berbortriedt nm ieiueu @dmuk
al einem redtidaffenen Wtauue obSu-
itreifen. Seine 2ugeu wiII i'd ibm
9erne Uerseibsn, neil er es eber bod
nidt befer uerffebt uuS mcint, er
mibte alleS l9reiben mas Die 4eute ia
gen, uno man bonn S0reniagen eben
gerne lii9t. llebrigenS Bot 6ieier 0am'
mer einen Stiel, iOIib genus um nlIe
Die unre9elmdbi9en Siebe, Die ein sSeiB-
ling au fubren permog, Sa pariren.
Soiepb $ q M mer,
olIeinieer N9ent Der berIbmten Sin'
ger 3dbmaf@ine fur 9aSconaOe 60.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-07
Die 6erlhmten 8eetRouen-@ @raeln mt q ReaiHern.
9eimS fir arLOrs sapen 9eaaI arden pacr gabhaknln

Ds1stn mintsans end $50 ~ ezs<a S.ns.. El-E -
t1nrr tarf Re nedtul -
Nrete.-Des Yrris kigiz crsa rrtsa-a1n sa.ra MrEr.
sades, siaes DSgsibaat ena1Rzln<r 1tzflsTsa u ~ -
~, s;,s ssSS.sss :S. esi = Sl...s s,s1, ~
&eotneu1aen-1ie 0.khas1lz.zn lnke 8snrrezrna -
ae7n9- OtleluennErn fzz1.a hzrl4 E1nnualIel
@ssausasiiaAs rssilEi<ilR Ssi< sslr lrlzE ~
eriaaiuL
@arantirt. rt.-es. ess,sss.a MA s-s as,ss.a. -
itft 8e<iantt an enikkrisr ptste.
Jntrtf.-gds siaiirsas Ees n-s gsans En-. So.
Acis 9sries. 9ie erf6e in krr G3<r - "a - a.
Inn Seirises TN ans 1ef<arrsrn a111uztzrl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-07

Sen. GoIenfrnns in @aIbington
fudt. bel ieber SeIesenbeit, INNER nod
ben @baratter @nrfeIO's gu usrflei.
nern. @aS iou 6ns be6euten /? Wfon
bat bisber, on gar neri@ie6enenYIaben
9ons beionoere Weinuneen bonn bemo-
fratif6en Sen. 8oientrans sebobt,
ftitbem er ieto& 8orfber bonn bemOs
trctifden sfationaI.G ommittee aemors
Den 1T uno aIaubt, es made i'm gum
nod beiieren Demotraten, iueun er nit
ungeluofdenen 9dnoeu am Sarse
9arfeIo's berumfubeIt, iettoem baben
sar 0ieIe 2eute cine 4Reinuns bon benz
General, um Die mir i'm 6urdnus nidt
beneiSen. @8ie foH Der tobte Gar
iIeIb aesen ben Ieben6en @ofentran3 fidb
oertbei6igen =? @ntlpe6er bate 3ofen-
trana ben @barafter 6eS semoroeten
Brdfbenten ansreifen ioIIsn. nIs Der
SemOrbets nod eelebt, ODER or marte
bamit, bic er nie @arfieIo aud i'm
GrGbe lisst. Steidc 9edte fir
Ollie
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-07

YrdTSent @rt6ur bot Die, pom Son.
sreb ongenOmmene Bill gum Sdube
Der Ginman6erer, Die mir in un1erer
pOrlebten Nussabe bsfpro9en baben
NIT &etO beleat. Der sroBte She'll
ter Yre6e bes 9anbes ipribt ii@ gang
enti@ieben segen sas mebr aIs ;mei'
bemti9e 8erbalten oes Yrafbent.n aus.
Sas D@iac. 8oItsbIatt" Ia9t Oariiber {:
nBsnn je elm Yrdf6ent bas ibm
perfahungsmdBig auftebeuOeSeto~9edt
mibbruudt bat, 70 Gilt bies BON Dem
borlie0euben Saue. Seit SaGren
tuuroe BON ben 8effen Der Station auf
oen @rIa6 zines @efeses gum Sduse
Der @inwan6erer eebrunssn, uni ben
fddnoIiaen Mi6brdu@en elm gnOe gu
MAIDEN, tuelde auf oen meiiten Sam'
pferlinien, Die ii6 nit Der 8ef0rberung
BON GiEwunOerern befafieu, Uortom-
men, 2nnge blieben bicie 8smIbun-
gen criOIalOs unO srit gang neuerbinss.
no Die 6HeutIide Meiuuug NIT feItcner
Ginmutbioeeit auf ben GrIof zines
SeieBes sum Sduke Ger Giuwonoerer
brau9, geIan8 es ben ebenio eneraii9en
iuie unermiiolidtn 9lnitreu9unseu Der
beioeu reutf9en Gon9reb 8eprdien'
tonten Deuiter unO @iintber BON gSis.
conTu. Die @nnabme elmer iolhen
.WaBreasI burdSuleken. @elte@rSnoe
ben Yrdhocntcu beitimmen, einem 70
8erebten unO nOtbiSenbigen Seiebe
ieine llnlerl@rift br,auentbalien, ipii'
fen mir in 6islem Mu8enbIide nod
nl6t. 2lbsr buS wiien mir, Oob iid
9srr Nrtbur ourd iein oieSbeSi9I
8eto in ben Wu9en elmer un9ebeuren
Nfebrbeit bes ameritauilden SolteS
I'M SutereiIt eini9er weniger @onopoIe
sinen unUetseibliden Oct su SduIbcu
fommeu last"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-07

mad Sermann unO surid feiteefstt.
BeidloKen, Die na9ite 8erfammIune
am Sonntas, ben 8. SuIi, sfadmitta0s
2 llbr, auf tem SairpIose ab3ubalten.
Sierauf Sertasune.
@. Ser3og, Setr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-07
Nfrrban @eieli4aft bun 6ascuHnoe
Gnnmth.
8eGeImdbl9e 8etlammlung Donr SOnn'
tag, cen 2 SuIi 1882.

Mbmeisnb; 9r. QSm. 8oei@el.
Oas YrotofoG Der 8eriunmiune
usm 4. Stunt ipurbe Oerleleu unh ause'
nommen.
SoIseube We6nuugen iuurbsn fur
ri9ti9 befuuOen uub our 3abtung ans
eetpieien:
S Strlbing SO IL. 8rnf Bros. $40.
0ie SHerte DER Wto. Yacifp f. q.
fur Die ant 10. Sept. itattFnoendr Gr-
curiion engine. Baggage Gar mo Orei
goades fur bic Summe bon $500 unb
jebc ueitere Gar tiir SIS gu liefern,
luurbe angenommen.
Sic Sfsrte beS 9errn 4aul 8af,
Baben, 800. Elm YribGt- Yrdmium BON
SIS fur bic beiten 3 SIai9en BeiBwein,
peIde feline rOtblide Sarbe buben. aus
,uieben, wurSe oaufeub an9enommen.
Sas Gomite fir Gntwerfuns elmer
YramienIilte uno Yro9ramm fur Die
Oiesiabriae Sair reiGte ieinen 8eridt
elm, iuelder ougenUmmen, uno Damn
oas Gomite sntIalen lpurOc.
Die Cole 60. 9Igric. Il. Wed. IRo'
citation tbsiIte nit, oab Die Sair otsfer
@eieafdaft bonn II. bis II, September
in Sefferfon Gitp ituttfnoe.
Sic Srautliu Gr. 9Iartc. II. Me6.
46ociqtion tbSilt nit. Oob Die Sou
bieIer @sisui6aft am 90, 81. unO %.
September in Baibinoton, Nfo.. itatt-
| fnbe.
SaS sur SammIung BON YriUat'
Yramien ernauute @omite beridtete
Die 3ei6nuns BON s92 upO subIts bier
BON bereitS couectirtc s27 so an sen
Collector ii6eT.
6oI9en6e Oameu uno 9erren tuuroen
eruofnt, um nabren0 Der n1dten 5air
in oen berIdieOenen @lafen alS Gu
perinoenten 3u fun9iren
l. @lafe: Obit AnO 3ranben - Sobn
NeiSbarOt.
i2. @eine Bm s goeing.
3. y, @etrriOe II. Bemiiie-Srans
els Onden.
4. - MuerIei fur $ous - Ss-
wulO 3lubr.
Is. Bsibtids Saub-Nrbeiten-
SRI Io. Reueububn.
6. 2onbmirtbit5aftItdegerdtbe
Wai9iuen lnb iouitige
NusfieIIuu9en - Gn9uif
9auaen66rfer.
Il. 8efli9el - SbeO. 8eraner.
I8. Minbeieb, ssduafe, Sdtpei
ne, 9ferOe unh &ieI -
Gbr. Oanuier.
i 4ud fnb iammtIihe Superintenbsn
ten eriuat, ibre 8ereitrpilli9teit gu Die
nen Dor Sonntag. ceu S. D. Ne., ben
Seeretair an;usei9en.
Ser 9eerstar .wurOe beouitTaat, aas
n0tbiaen Nnieig.u, 8Oiters une Sideii
ufn. FIR ole Sair unO oie Greurfon y
beforsen.
Ser 8reis fur ole e;rcur iion iuurS
ouf 1925 fur Die Gabtt.pon ct. 2oaii
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30
The Way 10 Get tAlOng.

Twenty clerks in store, twenty
hands in a printing Office, twenty APP
prentices in a ship-yard, twenty
young men in a village-all want to
get along in the world, and cxpec,
to do so. One of the clerks will be-
come a partner and make fortune;
one of the compositors will own a
newspaper and become an influential
citizen; one of the apprentices will
become a master-builder, one of the
young villagers will get handsome
farm and live like a patriarch-but
which one is the lucky individual
There is no luck about it. 1t is al
most as certain as the rule of three
The young fellow who will distauce
his competitors is he who masters his
business, who preserves his integrity,
who lives cleanly and purely, who
devotes his leisure to the acquisition
of knowledge, who gains friends by
deserving them, and who saves spare
money. There are some ways to
fortune shorter than this old, dusty
highway, but the staunch men of the
community, the men who achieve
something really worth having, good
fortune, good name, serene old age,
all 90 in this hard, dry road.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30
Dollar.

Dollar, word more used in Ameri-
ca than in any other country, and
said by foreign cynics to be heard
here oftener than any other, has an
interesting origin. Its connection
with dale, little valley, would hard
ly be suspected, but it is, etymolo-
gycally, that very word. 1t comes
through the Dutch from the German
thaler. Now this word is an abrevi-
alton from Joachim's thaler, the coin
having been SO called because it was
first coined from silver obtained from
mines in Joachim's thai, /. e., Joach-
inns dale, in Bohemia about the year
1918. A dollar is therefore merely
a dale-cr.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30
Something 10 Live For.

Not long since we heard young
man say that he had nothing to live
for, " that every effort of his life had
been a failure, and that as far as the
future was concerned, it was mat
ter of supreme indifference to him
whether it brought happiness or
misery" This young man lives in
the 10Th century. He has one faith
er and one mother, and in fact, is in
more ways than one, very remark
able parsonage. But he is wrong.
There is something to live for. Eve
ry life has "a future. What that fu-
ture will develop or bring forth de-
pends solely upon the exertions of
the individual. A young man may
lead an aimless, careless life, always
waiting like Micawbcr "for some
thing to turn up" and when he grows
old and his "raven locks are streak
ed with silver, and his step, once so
bouyant and elastic, begins to totter,
he will still be found waiting "for
something to turn up" a life with
out purpose or an aim must, indeed,
be a miserable one. Yes, young
man there is something to live for.
In the language of an illustrious
writer, live to do good and leave
behind you monument that the
storms Of time can never destroy"
Yes, live to cheer and gladden. the
hearts of the many thousands you
come in contact with daily. 1t has
been said that true happiness con-
sists in making others happy. There
are many hearts that are sad and
lonely for the want of sympathy
that never comes. There are many
hearts that are cloudcd with cloud
of despair as black as night. There
are many hearts that are rendered
cold, Indifferent and callous, all be-
cause of no congenial nature to re-
spond to the pleadings of that heart.
1t is true that there will sometimes
come cold waves that look threaten
ing, and roll high above your head
and seem almost insurmountable, but
"c,ery dark cloud has silver lin
ing" and every one endowed with
the least bit of congeniality and pos
sesses heart the least inclined TO be
sympathetic, will always have kind
word or an encouraging smile for the
despondent soul to whom the world
looks SO dark and dreary. Yes, young
man there is something to live for.
Don't lie dormant like boa constric-
tor which has all summer gorged it
self on frogs and gorillas. Don't
have wide whining flannel mouth
on YOU and curse the country, by
sections, for fifty miles around, simp-
ly because everything don't "turn
up" or terminate just as you desire.
Don't be eternally kicking about
hard times and circumstances over
which you have no control. This all
looks bad and displays the large
amount of gall you have on hand.
Get up, shake yourself, and if the
soil is deep enough, cultivate a live
ly, cheerful disposition, and remem
Der there is no excellence, and darn
sight less pleasure, without great
labor Dardanelle Post.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30

Cattle, in the rural districts Of Ar
kansaw, it is said, are dying of hollow
horn. The anti-prohibitionists, eag-
erly catching at the word horn, which
in polite parlance means about "three
fingers Of whiskey," declared that
the disease was caused by the tenn
perance movement, and in several
districts, using this powerful weapon,
succeeded in defeating temperance
candidates. But the election is to
be contested, as it proved that the
mortality among the cattle was not
so great within the thrcc-mile whis-
key law limits of the school house as
in localities situated farther away.
The contest will be spirited and it is
said that the Governor will person
ally supervise the matter Arkan-
saw Traveller.
Yes, he will take hold of both horns
of the dilemma with "thrce fingers" "
and smile as he supervises.- Fort
Smith New Era.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30
CARDS AND ADNEh1isEmEN1S
,,.c,- WI2w,Isw. I m.l3 m IL IN
~Adverti-ers by the year will tc restricted

Advertisers by the year will te restricted
10 their legitimate basiosSs.
~ Yearly advertisements may be changed OF
reset four times during the year free OF charge
tF-Parties contracting for yearly advertise
mepts and disseminating from any cause. VIII De
charged short time rates, as per time Inserted.
SEE RATES
eN-Foreign advertisements, sent through,
Advertising Agencies, must he paid for In ad-
vance, or a deposit made with some one whom
we may designate.
~ Marriages and deaths, not exceeding ten
lines will be published NJ news, Tree of charge,
hut obituaries, tributes OF respect faneral noc
ces and invitations charged ne advertisements
tE- Ali personal matter, letters or communi-
cations setting forth individual schemes or IN :
terests to be promoted, emspating from parry
or parties, organizations OF societies, VIII 's
charged for as other Advertisements.
~ In all Legitimate demands of the demo
cratic or Conservative party, or of the great IN
terests of the general public upon our columns,
shc TIMES will not iail Of its duty.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30

Fort Smith Independent: "Wc
trust that at the next general assem-
bly, the time of holding the state
election will be changed from Sep
tember to November, so that both
state and congressional elections may
come on the same day. There is nc
sense in holding them separately. 1t
is rare that democrats poll their full
strength at the congressional election,
while the republicans always turn
out to a man, and for this reason we
have several times come within an
ace of losing one or more congress
men"
We fully agree with the Iudcpen-
dent. There should be but one day
for both the congressional and state
elections. The expense of holding
an extra session is considerable, be-
sides there are other good reasons.
We trust the next legislature will
not hesitate a moment to make the
change.-Van Buren, Press.
Now, brethren, you are talking
sense. Let the change be made by
all means. Why, some of our smart
politicians, at the late general elcc-
ton, who must need send to Mem
phis for election tickets, didn't know
that the election for congressman
came off in November, and had the
congressional ticket printed ON the
general ticket. No doubt these
same sharp politicians are now con
graduating themselves on having
pulled through their choice for con
gressman, and will remain at home
next November, believing their con
prcssmen are already elected.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30

Under the Married Women's Prop
erty act, which has recently become
a law, the earnings and Inheritance
of English women belong to them
absolutely, to be disposed of and
used as they think best. This is a
loud confession that the baby theory
and the harcm theory under which
women were so long held in subjec-
tion in England, were barbarians as
BRUTAL as any the light of the nine
teenth century has dispellcd.- Fort
Smith Herald.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30
Better Judges Of a Good
Dinner,

An aesthetic invitation to dinner
concluded with these words: Il have
asked four minds to meet you"
"Thanks," replied the uncultured
one. "l'm awfully sorry not to come,
but have already accepted an invita-
ton to dine with four stomachs the
same night. y London Truth.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30

Many persons will take no medi-
cine until prostrated ON a bed of sick
ness. This is folly. Nature always
calls for assistance when needed to
throw off impurities. With our ha-
bits of life, it is necessary to render
this help. Pricklcy Ash Bitters will
not force nature, but acts mildly and
renders the assistance required. Try
them. do.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30

Gov. St. John, of Kansas, an un-
compromising prohibitionist, has been
renominated for Governor of that
State by a vote of 2S7 to 96. Thus
it seems that no argument, coupled
with all the powers that be, can de-
lude the people Of that down-trod-
den State to believe that prohibition
is not a lasting blessing to them
| IENchanre.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30

GOVERNOR FOSTER says that it
costs Ohio $4,000, 600 year to sup
port its poor, and S2,5OO,OOO of that
is directly chargeable to the liquor
traffic. The entire saloon interests
in the State pay less than s3OO,OoO
in taxes, leaving the rest Of the tax
PAYERS to foot the balance of the
cost of free trade in intoxicants.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30

SECRETARY Folger, received the
Republican nomination for Governor
of New York; but declines loosing
his grip upon the portfolio of the
Treasury until after the election.
One bird in hand is worth two in the
bush. He will be opposed by Ex-
Mayor Cleavcland, Buffalo; who Is
nominated by the Democrats.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30

1t is said that a man who was a
candidate for the Legislature from
Benton county attended IA celebration
on the Fourth of July last, and at the
conclusion of the reading of the De
claration of Independence deliberate
w rose from his seat and moved that
the speech be printed, as it was the
best one he had ever "heern" "
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30

Hon. Casey Young received the
democratic nomination of the tenth
district oc Tennessee, for Congress
man, last week. VIM. r. Moore,
who received the republican nomin-
ton has declined. Sensible for once.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30

Capt. Payne and his followers, who
were recently arrested by the U. S.
authorities, for the third time, for
invading Oaklahoma, were tried at
Fort Smith, and released.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30
Quick and Sure.

Many miserable people drag them
selves about with failing strength,
feeling that they are steadily sinking
into their graves, when by using Par
kcr's Ginger Tonic they would find
a cure commencing with the first
dose, and vitality and strength quick
ly aud surely coming back to them.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30
The Highest Rank

Made from harmless materials, and
adapted to The needs of fading and
falling hair, Parker's Hair Balsam
has taken the highest rank as an elc-
giant and reliable hair restorative.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

by mutual agreement the different dessom'na
tiobs will hold divine services IN the Union
church as follows:
MkTnoDIsr-Rcv. r. W Woodley, arst and
Gfth Sabbnths Of each month
BAPrIsr-Rev. W. II Barks'iae, OF MemY'tis
second sabbath In each month.
CBRIsTIAs-icv. Mr.. Jones, third Sabbath u
each month.
The fourth Sunday no appointment.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30

THERE is seventeen hundred miles
of railroadin operation in Arkansas,
all built in the past seventeen years,
at a cost of s37, ,Sl2,000,W.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30

All young men have "unalienable
rights among which none are greater
or more sacred than the privilege to
be somebody.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30
There is something very practical
and useful in this little paragraph

ITVIII 01c NdT IIoIV w" '7V T''t' euIV'
The difference of one cent pound
on ten bales of cotton is equal tC
about $50. Now the $50 will bring
many comforts to the family, or, il
laid by for the future time, enable
the farmer To make another crop
without going much in debt. Re
member that cent a pound is easily
made or lost by good or bad hand
ling of the crop.
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TIE Office of the Wittsburg Chron-
iclc is for sale. A good opening for
some enterprising young man.
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Professionals.
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Physician and ObStetriCian.

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G. F. HEDRICK, M. D.
Physician & Surgeon,

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FoRT SMITH was visited by de-
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$4,000.
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VOLUME XIV.
The OSCEOLA TIMES.
LEON ROUSSAN,
Editor and Proprieto r

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MR. CHARLES Matthews, of Hot
Springs, editor of the Hornet, was
murdered in the streets of that health
resort last week. The affair grew out
of personal allusion in his paper to
the proprietors of the Arlington Ho-
tel. Col. Rugg, one of his assailants
was dangerously wounded. The af-
fair caused great excitement. The
funeral cortege was the largest ever
seen in Hot Springs.
The Coronor's jury that held the
inquest, returned the following
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VERDICT.

We. the jury, find that Charles
Matthews came to his death by three
or more blows with hickory club
in the hands of S. w. Fordyce, and
by three pistol or revolver shots from
the hands of S. w. Fordycc, ID. c.
Rugg and Frank Flynn, and we find
that the killing of Charles Matthews
was uniustifable."
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The Ozark Democrat is five years
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