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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-05-07
FIVE STRANGE SIGHTS.
The Oldest Thing on Earth-Lakes
OfSoda-Weighing the Sun-An
Odd ProcessiOn-A Ninth Century
Cemetery.

OF SOda-Weighing the Sun-An
Odd PrOcessiOn-A Ninth Century
Cemetery.
In the heart of Wyming terri,
tory is a mountain of solid hemati-
te IRON ore, with 600 feet of it above
the ground, more than a mile wide
and over two miles in length; a bed
of Ignite coal big enough to warm
the world for centuries; eight lakes
of solid soda, one of them oyer 600
acres in extent and not less than 30
feet in depth, and q petroleum ba-
sin which one contains more oil
than Pennsylvania and West Viro
ginia combined, from which
places the oil is oozing in natural
Wells at the rate of two barrels a
day.
Trees were found in Africa which
were computed to be $3.50 years old,
a cypress in Mexico is said to have
reached a still greater age. The
Oldest tree, if not the Oldest living
thing on the globe, is the cypress
of Santa Maria del Tule in the
Mexican state Of Voxaca. The life
of this venerable forest monarch
has spanned the whole of written
history. At last accounts it was
still growing, and in 1861, when
Humboldt saw it, it measured 40
feet in diameter, 1926 feet in circum>
ference, and 352 feet between the
extremities of the brances.
Suppose we have balance gig
antic enough for the purpose, and
the sun Is resting on one of the
scales. Now put the earth in the
opposite side Of the scale. You
might as we'll weigh your head
against one of the @ttwers of the
East River bridge. Pile a hundred
thousand earths into the balance,
and the sun does not stir. There
lies the colossus immovable. But
get together another hundred thou>
sand. and then another hundred
thousand, and stack them up in the
pan against the sun. Three hund-
red thousand worlds piled, up on
one side Of the balance and still the
sun keeps them up. 1t would take
10000 more, or 100000 earths, to
make the beam even, against sins
gle sun
A strange sight was presented in
the streets of Tucson, A. r., one
day last month. A woman appear>
ed carrying a child's empty coffin
on her shoulder, followed by lot of
little girls. Later the scene was re
versed and the coffin was borne by
four little girls, followed by several
women. 1t is no uncommon sight
here to see a coffin borne to the
grave on the shoulders of q man,
but woman rendering the Service
was novel spectacle.
An ancient burying ground was
recently unearthed in Paris while
digging trench in the Rue Sa,
lande. The collins of stone and
plaster found there have been tra-
ced to the seventh, eighth and
ninth centuries. They were points
ed to the East. and the crosses in>
scribed on a circle, symbolical of
eternity, and other emblems of
Christianity, The coffins were
found filled with dirt, their covers
haying given way.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-05-07
Not Dead Yet.

Atlanta papers are giving the public some
curious and wonderful cases that are quite
interesting. II seems that young lady OF
Atlanta hal been reported 40 dead, but IL
came to the ears of the Atlanta Journal that
she was still alive, and being ON the alert for
news, reporter was sent to the residence to
learn all tafe facts. Miss Belle 'Dunaway, who
had been pronounced dead, met him ut tho
door stoutly denying that she was dead. She
laid
"For four years, rheumatism and neural
gia have resiste phi, sioians and all other
treatment, My muscles seemed to dry up,
my flesh shrank away, my joints were swoi-
len, painful and large, lost my appetite, was
reduced to 80 pounds in weight and for
months, was expected to die. commenced
the use ofB. y. b. and the action OF one half
bottle convinced my riends that 1t would
cure me- ITS effect was like magic. 1t gave
me an appetite--save me strength, relieved
all pains and aches, added flesh to my bones
and when five bottles had been used had
gained 5Opounds OF flesh, and am to-day
sound and WE'LL"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-05-07
Rs-CAPITAL PRIZE, s7S.OOO-Ea
Tickets only S5. Shares I'm proportion.

Louisiana State Lottery Company
we do hereby certify G,dt zoe supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and Sem,
annual Drdoingsof The Louisiana State Lot
terry Company, dad in person manage and con-
Tolth Drawings themselves, and that The same
are conducted Wih honesty. fairness and IN
good /dith to,Oards all parties, and tge author
tze The company 10 use Ibis certificate, toith fac
stnfies Of our signature attached, in its aduer-
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-05-07
CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
AT Roanoke No. connects with SV
II II. east. Pullman Sleepers to New York
without change via v sfroad and HARRIS
burg on both trains.
At Lynchburg No. connects with tn
XM for Washington and the East.
Trains leave Lynchburg l IS p m daily.
AtLynchburg r 4 A r Il leaves Lyncburgh
at 10 am. 90 and 40 p m, arriving at Rich-
No. makes connection via Petersburg for
Richmond. arriving 81 Richmond IL IS o m,
except Sunday. AtEorfolk No. arrives O5
m. connecting with Bay Line Steamer,
timore at 90 and with Old Dominion for n.
York on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Saturday.
r . .rw NJ New River DiyisioD;. ...,,, ), :,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-05-07

Within . quarter of a centus
ry fortysone daily newspapers
have died in New York.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-05-07

60 to DR.. D. ]. Gibson's Drug
Store for your Medicines, Paints.
Oils and Fancy Articles.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-05-07
PULLMAN SERVICE.

PULLMAN SERVICE.
Trains Nos 50 and 81, pullman Buffet and
Sleeping Cars, between Washington and
New Orleans without change. Pullman Buff
fet and Sleeping Cars between New York and
Atlanta without charge. A3
Trains Nos. 50 and 53, Pullman Palace
Sleeping Cars between Washington and Au-
gusta without change. ~
Trains Nos. @ and IS, Pullman Sleeping
Cars, between Washington and Louisville
without change. Pullman sleeping cars be-
tween Charlottesville and Cincinnati with
out change. ~, ,,,i,sfst. u t.fi
As' BRANCHES. siofs Z
Manassas Division-Daily except Sunday.
Westward-Leave washington 8.iO O, m. AL
exandria. 9;35, a. m. Arrive River on 5:05 D.
M. Strasburg. 600 p. m. Leave washington
I oS:Sgm Alexandria, 4:40 p. m. Arrive Hv-
yip.p. N. 6trasburg 600 p. m. East
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-05-07
CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
Leave Norfolk 10 90 M, and $40 p. m. Ar
rive ct Richmond l.50 and IS D. m.
Leave Richmond via Il p R.R at IL 80 q m.
daily; connecting with No. s. at Petersbure
for Al points on line Of q W II 4, and with
Ne. 2, arriving at Norfolk $40, D. m.
Leave Richmond daily except Sunday via
RAA RRSDe m. $50. 800 p m, arriving at
connecting with trains on Western Division,
No, has Pullman sleeper Philadelphia to
Chsttanoosa via Roanoke, without change.
No. has Pullman Sleeper from Washington
via 0 railroad, Roanoke and Calera to
New Orleans without change, and from New
York to Atlanta via Harrisburg and Roanoke
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-05-07
The Frepch Republio has beer

In existence fifteen years, and DUR
ing that time has had twentysone
cabinets.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-05-07
Except Sunday

Allinquiiy as TO rates. routes, etc., prompt
Unanswered.
nyou are going to travel, drop a letter or
postal to ALLEN HULL,
- Passenger Agent,
.daaii.a- 1 Roanoke, Va.
JOSEPH H.SANDs, Genl Sup't, Roanoke, Va.
A. POPE, G.. p. and T. Ag't, Roanoke. Va.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-05-07

Forty m0onshinors have been
captured in Wilson, Smith and
DeKalb counties in this state.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-05-07

kingdoms only saloon has
closed.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-05-07
T TIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY,
The GREAT Thoroughfare
III Between the

NORTH AND THE SOUTH.
THE ONLY LINE OFFERING A DOUBLE
DAILY PULLMAN BUFFET AND
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE, I'D,
Betwesn Washington and New Orleans. This
line Offers 70 the trsvslling public accommo-
cations and facilities such % cannot be found
on any other line entering Warrington.
On and aiter Sunday, March "a. 1885, pas
songer trains viii run a. follows:
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-05-07
Azzaa4zzge.9
|Are<
Commissioners.

Incorporated In 1858 for 25 years by the Leg
islature for Educational and Charitable pur.
poses-wtth q capital of 81 ,0O0, ,000-to which a
reserve fund Of over 1000 has since been
added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote It's
franchise was made part OF the present
State Constitution adopted december I'd. A.
D., 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and en-
dorsed by the people Of any state.
IL never scales or postpones
It's Grand Single Number Drawings take
place monthly.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. + Eth GRAND DRAWING,
Class Il, In the Academy Of Music, New Or.
leans, TUESDAY, MAY IL, iSS5-lSOth
Monthly Drawing.
EJCAPITAL PRIZE. s75 600 a.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-05-07
TINE.
EASTWARD,
Eastern Standard
'Daily. tDaily except Sunday.

'Daily. tDaily except Sunday.
NoTx.-Freight train No. 9 leaving LYNCH
burg at SIS m, srriving Central at 3,25 m.
and Freight train No. IL, leaving Central at
30 and arriving Lynchburg at 8,25 D, m. will
nave passenger coach attached for accom-
mediation Of passengers.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

STA TE OF MISSOURI . November Term
COUNTY OF GAsCoNADES 1884.
IN the County Court of said county on
the 21 day of December 1884, the follow
ing among other proceedings, were had,
viz:
1t is ordered by the court that instead
of repairing the old bridge at the place of
+. Frank, in Roark Township, mile be-
low the town of Hermann, a Culvert be
build, and that the commissioner of roads
and bridges advertise tho same. /, the
undersigned, commissioner hereby give
notice that the work will be let out on the
23d day of February, 1885,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day,
TO the lowest and best bidder, at the place
where the work is TO be performed, that is
to saw at the bridge across the creek be-
tween the Mop. r. r. and Z. Franks place,
about ] mile east of the town of Hermann,
Gasconade Co. Mo. The court reserving
the right to reject each and every bid.
Contractors to give bond which shall be
subject to approval of the County Court.
The work to be completed on or before
August term of the County Court 1885.
Specifications and plat OF the work to
be performed can be seen in the Cou nty
Clerks Office.
Further particulars will be made known
at the time and place where said contract
is 70 be let.
According to order,
R. POSER,
Road Commissioner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-16

Die @abl eincs 8nnbes SenntorS,
aGs 9tn6folser BON Geu. s. Seit, iinbet
am Dienitns ben 20. Sanunr ltutt; nm
anberen Gage treten bann bcibe Sduier
unIerer 2esislatur iii seineiniamer SIP
un9 auiamnen uno erfl1ren 0en, Der
bic MebrSabl nGler nb9e9ebenen Stint
nten erboltet, fir eripdblt. -Gs lrnters
liest teinem 3tpeifel, buBSerr geit iein
eisener 9ta6fol9er unb fir einen ipei-
teren Sermin bon led5 Sabren erlpdblt
iuerben tuirb. Die bemofratiI6cn &C.
natorsn unb Geprdientanten baben be-
reits i'll eiuem am 0onnerItn9 2l6eno
absebaltenen 9enteini iameugaucus6errn
9eit fir eirten tueiteren Eermin nomi=
nirt, uno cine 9onliuatipn lit in bieIcm
Sale glei6bebeutenh nit Gripd9luns.
Senatpr Gb:uaros upn ct. G9arlcs
mn9te Die Homination, uno fein ar=
6erer ganotbat iuurbe in 8prIdla9 gez
bradt. Gs iuurbe ein 9pmite ein9e-
fest, I'M SenatOr Seit bon Ieiner ein
itimmigen 8ieber>Nrmination in@ennt=
nib su ieben unb i'm ein5ulaben, 9ele=
9entli6 cine slnipra6e on Die 2egislnz
tur ju bulten, (WiiiouriS iSolfsfrcnnb).
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-16

Die jest in Sefferiun gitD ta9enbe
2csislatur beItebt ans ia Mit9liebcrn,
i'm SauIe 14O unb i'm Senate 81. Der
Gpre6er pber @Oriisenbe bes 5nuIes
muB ein ertudblteB Mitslieh beiielben
Iein, I'M Genate ie6u9 lit Der @ice=@pu-
perneur bes Stantes 8rdiibent. Sm
SauIe iinb II Stimmen erforberli6 nm
irseno cine GelespOrla9e 5u pniiiren,
uno im Senate IS. Gtipa 100 Glerfs
un6 8ebienlteten iinb ludbrenb Der
Sisnns bei6dfti9t, baSn fommen Gin
eonSes Seer bon Iemterid9ern, 9otbDi=
fen, 9lnbdnser unb 3uidouer trclde
!6otcls unb 8uorbin9bGuIer iiberilGen.
Der GbieI Glerf beS SnuIes unb Der
Sefretdr bes Scuats erbolten icber S35
ip6dentlidl. 9llle anocrn Glcrfs erbal=
ten s24.5O per @o9e. Sebes Mitglieb
erb1lt fir Die eriten 20 Sa9c s. pcr9ua
unb fiir icben ipeiteren Eo9 MIR $1.O0
0ieies @eies luurbe an9enommen un1
Die sisunsen Der 9e9islutitr ubjufiir
5en ino es iid eriuieier bat. haB iebes
Mits1ieb Der 2e9islatur na6 9lblau
Der erIten 20 3ase brin9cltbe @eifdftC
III !6arie bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-16

li6en 5ausposel i'm gsiuter riidiidtss
boiler bebanbeln, 10 ipiiroe er binter
Ieinen 0itar6eitern i'll anbern 2dnbern
ri9t Suriiflteben. llnlere Gierbdnoler
faufen I'M CONNER 9ruBe Guantitdteu
Gier mb cpnlerpiren fe in @isbduieru,
Uber burd gintau6en in &alfiuniIer.
Sn 8Ubl9eidmnf iteben iebp6 hieie
@ier ben frii6 9ele9ten ent9esen na6.
1879 iuurbeu Die erften Gier in Geip
YOrf einsefiibrt. 1880 mar biele Gin
fubr bereits bebeutenb 9eitiegen uno
upm /. Sununr Biz 1. Sftober 1884
betrus Der @ertb Der allein in Der
@tetropole eir9efiibrten Gier $4,000.
Sn ben lesten brei Wpnaten beg Sab,
res mar Die GinIubr ebcnfaIS iebr be-
beutcnb. Die meiIten Gier fpntmen
aus 9antburs. 9ppenbascu unb stnt.
iuerpen unb werbeu III Deutl6lanp,
Sduemarf, relp. ipns Slutluerpen on-
luust, inSelsien. 5ranfrei6 uub Stafieu
geiammelt. SierSu fommen nod @ier
aug Canada unb in Der ,3eit nom 1.
September big Is. September 1884
sinsen I'M @au5en I2,133,20O 9usenb
@ier i'll Heiu Yort Elm. Ser Sulam=
meni1uB ppn @iern in 9teiu gorf aus
oem eisenen 9anbe lit iueIentli6 uube=
beuteuber. &eiu onbcreS 9ano Der
8elt lit 10 in Der Gage, Gier aussuTlb<
ren, iuie Die Ser. Gtnaten, uno es be-
bari mir eiuer perbciierten !6iibnerSu6t,
llm bieics 3iel al erreiben. DAB Der
inter Den nn9e9ebenen linz
itdnoen INNER III Der Sage lit, quite
Greile fir ieinc @ier Su erbaltcn, be-
bari feiner MISUNDERSTANDING buna. |
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-16

Der Yolijcirntb &umpff, iueldler icbr
tbdtis III Der Scrfolsuns BON Sujinliz
iten iuar, ipurOe ppr9eItern Iberb ppr
leinem ei9enen !onuIe, III Berlin ermur-
bert seIunben. Cine aeltrige pon 9onz
ron batirte 9epeI6e Iu9t:
Die Yuli5ei iit iebr 5uriif6nltenb i'll
ibren Ieuserun9en iiber Die @rmproun9
8unpffs, ertldrt iebo6, es unterlie9e
feinem Sweifef, bnB Die 5reunbe Der
perurtbeilten @nnrdiiten bic 96at pers
iibt boben. @s iinb allerlei @erii6te
I'M l1nlauf. Ods cine lalitet babiu, bab
8umpFf seltern I6eno, ols er I'M Se.
sriffe mar, beimjutebren, Dor leiucm
SauIe eiuen 10 befti9en S6la9 nuf ben
Siuterfopf crbielt, bab CT beiinnlnsss
los III 8uben itiirste unb auBer Stnnoe
mar, lint 6iilfe 5u rufen. gaa6 einem
anoeren 8eri6te lit er erIto6en iporben
uno iofort tobt nieberseitiirSt. 9Glle Ge=
rli6te itinn,eu inbeB bariiber iibereir,
baB Der Nfor6 BON 9tnar9iften periibt
tpurbe, uno Stpnr aus &u6e bnfiir, bnb
8umpff sur l1eberfiibrun9 unb Serur-
tbeiluns bon 92einsburf unb 9enoheu
beisetrasen bate.
Gls Der 9aiier bon Der Grmprbuna
8umpffs in 8enntnis seiest iuurbe
mar er ii9tli9 beipest.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-16

2esten Monta9 fam es in ben 8un.
beszSenat Su elmer unerquidli6en De.
bate, inbem Senntor 9aiplep cine 8e:
folution einrei6te, iuel9e ben Grdiibeu=
ten auHorbert, bem Senat cine 2lbidrift
Der bonn General S9erman i'm &riegs=
bepartement bem Gri9ip eingerei6ten
~biitoriiden Grfldrlns" (bas s9rift=
itiid bat 8ejus auf bic neuli6e &OntrO=
uerie siuii9en SHERMAN unb SeferiOn
9auis) 5ujuitellen 9n fam CO oenn,
bnB Die iibli9en Senatoren cs ii6 oer=
bnten, baB man Self 9aois einen Ser
rather nenne, unb periu3ten es ben ebes
malisen Sduptlins Der @onf0perirten
nls erfannten Batrioten barjui uitellen.
@enn ntan iest f6on nnfdnst bas 9reiz
ben Der ebemalisen 2eiter Der 8ebellipn
i'm 8unbesienate Su pertbei6igen, fpns
tuirb es tuobf seben iuenn Die neue 9tbz
ntiniItratiun polle 3iisel bait?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-16
sa6brenb bos spriuoer eomite b,

@1brenb oas Springer Gonite pers
9ebens nod republifoniider @urrup=
tion bei Der Sftoberfunbt lit Obic
foridt, lit eit bourbonif9er 9plisei=
lieutenant nom Sutbesri6ter in Gin
cinnnti iuesen gerbinberuus uur
5timmsebern oil Der 9tusibuns ibres
Stimmre9ts 5u einent Sabre @efdnsniE
oerbonnert iuorbcn. @enn bos 5prin.
ser-gon,ite einmnl feline 91aie sebDrie
in Die @nblsei6i6te bineinitedt, ipirb
es bDie bemotratii9e @erii6e 81 rie6en
befommen.-,.St. Souls 1ribiinc."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-16
Docket of Probate Court of Gasco-
made County.
FEBRUARY TERM 1885.

| FEBRUARY TERN 1885.
1st day Monday February 9th, 1885
Mary Barbarick exctx. A. b. Bar
barick dec, final settlement.
Magnus Will adm. d. n. John P
Mueller dec, final settlement.
Alexander Meyer g and c. Friede
rike Meyer minor, 1st settlement.
VIM. Arnold adm. Tayloe Price dec.
1st settlement.
Aug. G. Leisner exc. Dorothes
Rasche dec. final settlement.
Margarethe Epple and minor
heirs of Chas. Epple dec, annual set
tlelnent.
Gustav Kirchhoff and Jacob
Bieber minor, 1st settlement.
Gustav Kirchhoff adm. Casper
Lambain dec. final settlement.
Gustav Kirchhof' adm. Anton Roos
and Son, 1st settlement.
End day Tuesday. February 10, 1885.
Anna Klemme 6 and P. and w.
Lambain minor, 1st settlement. d.
David Wittmann G and C E. and E.
Lauer minors, annual settlement.
Albertine Czeschin exctx. Albert
Czeschin dec, final settlement.
AdolphBrandenburger G and Fred.
Stollman minor. annual settlement.
P. W. Burchard g and C F. J. and
l.. p. Mason minor, lst settlement.
Friedrich Meyer g and E. NJ. and
F. Koeller minors, fl nal settlement.
Hermann Mellies and NJ. A.
Rodgers minors. final settlement.
August Moeller sr. G and C August
Moeller jr., LIST settlement.
August Spohrer 6 and C C. A. and
r. Perkins minors, annual settlement.
Sd day Wednesday Feb. If, 1885.
Pauline Binde adm. Frederick Binde
dec, final settlement.
Christine Eberlin exctx. Christian
Eberlin dec, 1st settlement.
Michael Jordan exc. Carl Grone-
meyer dec, 1st settlement.
Benjamin Leach adm. Jos. w. Vaug-
han dec. 1st settlement.
John Rottschaefer exc. Philip Rott-
schaefer dec, 1st., settlement.
Chas. Toedtmann exc. Rudolph
GOetz dec, final settlement.
Amalia Yalentin exctx. Ferd. Aug.
valentin dec, 1st. settlement.
August Wohlt adm. Christine
Wolht dec, 1st settlement.
John Bruins g and Therese Bruins
minor, annual settlement.
4th day Thursday, Feb. II, 1885.
Gustav Kilch hoff g and Elisabeth
Budde minor, final settlement.
Arabellu Hibbler and L. NJ. and
F. NJ. Hibbler minors, annual settle
nent.
Gustav Kirchhoff g and e Lucie
Clemons minor, 1st settlement.
Henry Meyer 6 and C NJ. G.. and J.
minors, annual settle
nent.
Ferdinand Redke and Gustav
minors, annual settlement.
Theodor Schneider g and Adel-
leid Homfeldt minors, final settle
ment.
Frederick Stock 6 and C A and G.
Meyerotto minors, annual settlement,
Emma Stricken & and G. and l..
Stricken minors, 1st annual settle
nent'
Adolph Schmidt g and C minor heirs
Rain dec, fst settlement.
Hermann January 18th 1885.
FRACIs ONCKEN,
Probate Judge.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-16
iinIerr Gouuta aoabs.

| Su ietner lesteH Sotl6dft iuel6t
@ou. 0rittenben an Die in Sefferlor
gitp ta9enoe 2egislatur lanSte, duBert
er iid folscnoermaBen in SeSus auf bit
8erbeIierlln9 uulercr 9nnbltraBen:
nGas seseniudrti9c ,.&oab @eIes"
iullte rebibirt iucrben, inbem es bas
gute, mas bon ibm erlpartet iuurbe,
ni6t Su Stunoe gebraht uuo Die 2anb=
itraBen in bem gr6Bten Sbeile bes
Staates in iebr ible9tem 3uitnn6e iin6.
SD 9laube baB bns Contract SDitenl
Dem 9esenludrtigen Serfabren pur5u=
jieben lit uno iubItituirt iuerben ipllte.
9ieier Ylan perfiist fir Die slnItelIuns
upn Sa9el6bnern ieitens Der County
Court, lpel6e beltduhis inter Der Gilt
perpiiion eines in benz StraBen- unb
Sriidenbnu erfagrenen Mtannea, nlIe
Dffentliben 2lrbeiten nerri9ten iulleu.
@ie mir beri9tet, bat iidb bieies Ser
fa6ren in ben Staaten 9tem gort unb
Marplanb sur all9eneinen3 3ufrieben9eit
beipd9rt. 9ieie 9lrbeitstraft miiBte
jebo6 bur9 cine ei9ens fir bieien 3tuef
aufsele9te Steuer be5ablt uerben Die
pieleu Serbeiierunser, iuelde unieren
2aubItraBeu auf bem nr9eoeuteten
@ese All 59eil tpIrben, ipiirbe Die
Me6raussnben uollItdnbis cnti6dbisen
inbem CUTE 2onbItrnBen ben 8uf eines
Counties uer6eiIern, uno Die bariu lie
senben 9Gnbereien beSeutenb i'm @ertbe
er66ben. @s iit nntiirli6 bnB bieie
Steuer III @elb beSablt werben miiBte,
unb bieies bcoeutet erb61tc 99pnhz Care,
bod lit bieles bent hisbcr trdsen unb
l6leppenben Serfnbren purSuSieben."
9os Gontraftsspitcm lit bis iest
nod Der bette Hlan, ipelfer nn9ebeutet,
ubrr bas uuiiberlfei9lide 0iiberniB iit
Die nernle6rte SteucrauIlnse. Ter
bnr6l6uittli6e Ntiiipurier ipiirbc lieber
bis oil ben 0nls lit Ored iuaten als
niebr Steuer 5ablen. Gin 9elpeis bier |
Su lieferte Die bel Der festeu @obf CT
sebene I6ltinmun9 iibcr baS glmenhe= |
ment sur Gpnititutiun, iuel6es cine
Webruufo9e fin Strabeu5ucde erlnub=
te, 1inb bellen 9lmn6me hie uerl6iebc=
ren Counties in Gtono 9elebt bate nit
luerisen Mebrausln9cn ibrc StraBen
in 9uten 3uitano Su ieben. 0ieIes
luel9e5 bcrc6uet mar Dem |
sanSer Staat Su Cute SIT fommen, iuur=
be init rieii9er Ttebrbeit ab9clchnt, aber
oas 9(merbemeut lucldcs einen neucn
8eri6tsgof freirtc unb 9ticmnnb nls
Der Staht SanIas GitD 5u @ute FAM
Inb ein paar 9tbpotateu 5u fetten 9lemz
tern perbnlf, iuurbe nit triumph anse=
9nnn Der 6armer, iucl9cr
5eitdnbis iiber lhle6te StrnBcn rdlon=
irt, uno mititntcr faum nit bem lecren
@agen in Die Stabt fpmmcn fam. Iid
oieie @escnIdse erfldren?
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Dos ensGiide bemotrutii6e Suupt.
organ oon Dtihuuri, Der st. 2ouia
8epubliean", befiiriuOrtet bic slnnabme
eil,es @eieses Sur 3wnusseinfiibruue
bes TemperenSunterri9ts i'll ben Bolts
ibulen bes 5taates. Dies bereitet
stuar ben bortisen beutI6en oemofrati=
f9en .3eituusen l9iueren Sumnter, ober
es aeigt ipieber einltal, iuie es nit be,
eeribmten ,,@eiunobeit" in Der Een'
perenjfrase Bel ber enslii9rebenber
Demofratie eisentli9 beitellt iit.-
(0oDlestoiun pa. Morsenftern.)
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Qua h., RsAr,;er,ro nor Sufo,

Gus Der Rebu5ierans Der Snlonb-
iteuern ipirb in bieIer Gonsreks5isuns
ni9ts. Der Gntrns beg 8eprdientanten
Siscof, Die Bill, ipel9e bic Gbi9offune
ber auf 9abof, Gisorren. Dbftbrannt.
uein unb Der nuf setuerbli6en 3pedeu
bienenben GpirituUien selesten Steuerr
uerfist, ouBerbn1b Der seiu6bnli9er
8eibenfolse III grtpdsuns 81 5ieben
ipurse I'M Suus nit 127 seseH 7s
Stimmen pertpprfeH
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slud5 elm aeiden Der 9eit 1T Der om

@u6 elm 3ei6eu Der Seit iit Der am
s. Sonuar BON bent Stabtratb BON SeO=
fuf, Soma, ansenOmmene 8ei6luB, mo-
rim bas ben 8erfauf bon berauI9enben
@etrdrfen nerbietenoe G,eIeb als elm
5ebli6las erfldrt tuirb. gs beiBt in
bent 8ei6luiie, bnB mOralii6en lleber=
rebuns in 8erbinbuns nit einem itrens=
en- 2icenseieb als einSises 8rdpentips
ntittel sesen bic 8erbreituns Der Srrnfs
iu9t ju bejei9nen lit. Ser Gtnbt
glerf ipurbe nnseiuieIen, Die 8eIolution
on ben GDuperneur Sbermann 81 Ien=
ben uns benielben Su eriu9en, cine
Spe5ialiisuns Der 2esislatur Su bem
3ued. bas 8rObi6itiOns Geies rid
sdn9is 8u MAIDEN, eir5uberufen.