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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-07-14

mans trousers in less than o month
after they are made become "baggy''.
This necessitates any amount of rum
ming to the tailor's and having the gar
ment pressed if the Wearer desires to
be well dressed. Although constas,t
bending of the knee is in part the
cause of this eye-sore to men, the
constructive of the member is the
principal reason of such state of
things. Now, look here" and the lit
tie man stretched one of his fat legs
straight out before him. Feel nv
knee; you see the knee-cap sits like a
hillock over the points. Below it the
limb swerves in. Now, how are you
going to make a trouser leg sit
smoothly here without catching?
Can't say? Then I'll tell you; use
forms below and above the cap, and
the trousers will fit like a glove and
won't bag.
''You see the form being stitched to
the lining of the garment makes it stiff
and prevents the cloth straining. You
may have noticed that the cloth never
stretches at the knee cap, but above
and below it. A little dressing about
the too large calf and little DOCTOR
ing at this member itself is valuable
aid to the fit of the leg easement.
Flats are made of a variety of
materials and worn in variety of
ways. Chest and spinal articles are
made like a sleeveless jacket of one
continuous piece of material. There
is hole for the head and the garment
is slipped on by extending the arms
upwards and perpendicularly and let
ting the article fall over. Over the
muscles of the chest the garment is
padded to any extent desired. The
small of the back is also touched up as
necessity dictates. The body of the
article is of silk Or channels. The chest
pads in cold weather are always worn
next to the skin. By this arrangement
the effect is natural and consistent, and
it is almost impossible, even by feel
ing, to discover the artifciality of the
padder's figure. Why, there is no
limit to our possibilities. A good
many of our business men wear padded |
undergarments, not particularly for |
the effect, but because the clothing
fits more comfortably.-N. Y Star.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-07-14
POULTRY ACCOUNTS.
How They Can Be Made of Much Value to
Those Who Keep Fowls.

HOW Ihey Gan BE Made of Much Value to
Those Who Keep Fowls.
Poultry accounts, when accurately
and regularly kept, can be made of
much value to those who keep poultry.
Without these, it seems to me, there
can be but little satisfaction in follow
ing poultry raising as a business, be-
cause one will have only vague idea
whether he is making any thing out OF
his investment or not.
Every keeper of poultry should,
therefore, keep careful account with
his stock, recording all the expenses
incurred, and the total amount of re-
muneration received, on the proper
sides of the sheet. If the cost of
buildings, stocks, ETC., is not reckoned
in the account, an allowance should, of
course, be made for the interest OF the
money invested in these things. By
having such an account, he can ascer-
tain at any time what the cost of his
flock, and the return from eggs and
meat are for any length of time, and he
viii be able to judge with accuracy
whether he has been successful or
not.
If it appears that his business has
been profitable to him, he will feel safe
in going into it more extensively. On
the other hand, if he has been unsuc-
cessful, his failure, if he is in earnest,
will stimulate him to increased efforts
in the care of his fowls, in order that
he may secure more profitable results
from them. He will study his business
more carefully than ever before, and
try to ascertain the points in which he
has erred. and where he can make i'm
provements.
These advantages, with others, will
be experienced when proper accounts
are kept Without them, as already
remarked, the poultry-raiser car never
be sure whether he is doing well or i'll
with his fowls.-M 7. Examiner.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-07-14

Judging by. the later uses that sur
gerry is finding for the rabbit, depriving
it OF its parts to supply the place of dis
sased tissues in human beings, Australia
might soon begin to reckon up her
rabbit population under the head of
medical supplies" Defective eyes and
aching nerves have recently been
patched with the rabbits healthy tissues
very much in the way the s'hall mark
OF approved genuine metal is sometimes
cut out of trifing pieces of old plate and
set into much larger articles of silver
ware. The point is madefor the rabbit
that it is vegetable feeder, and there
fore It's tissues are less subject to- cause
Inflammation and blood poisoning when
transplanted to the human system.
Phsladelpl,ia Ledger.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-07-14

Lemon Juice that will Keep.-Squeeze
the juice into basin, then strain it off,
perfectly free from the least pulp Or
pith. Have ready some perfectly clean
and dry bottles, fill them just up to the
shoulder, then add sufficient sweet oil
to cover the top of the lemon juice en-
tirely. Cork the bottles tightly, and
keep them upright in cool place. The
bottles must be small, (medicine phials
are best), because when the oil is re-
moved, the lemon juice does not keep
long. The peel also will keep if a,ied
and kept from the dust, and is quite as
good to CRATE.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-07-14
Time to Cut Timothy.

After careful chemical analysis Of
timothy in full bloom, and at subse.
quent stages of growth, made at the
Massachusetts Agricultural Expert
ment Station last summer, the follow
ing conclusions We're reached: /. It
was found that the amount of
water in timothy diminished very
rapidly after the period of
full bloom. 2. There Is large in
crease in crude fiber in late-cut timothy
over that cut at the period of full
bloom. B. As the grass approaches
maturity there was considerable dirni-
MUTTON in the per cent. of sugar, and an
increase OF starch. 4. The proportion
OF albuminoids- nutritious ele-
ments-to the other organic constit-
uents diminished after the period of full
bloom; and in late-cut timothy the al
bumlnoids were much less digestible
than in that cut at the time of full
bloom. 5. The experiments of Prof.
Ladd show that the increase in the
quantity of timothy after the period OF
bloom was not sufficient to ovefbalance
the lower digestibility of the album
inoids, together with the large increase
tn fiber. 6. Prof. Ladd concludes that
it is preferable to cut timothy for feed
ing at full bloom rather than after the
seeds have formed. - PhiladelphaG
Times.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-07-14
MAKING OVER A MAN.
A Formulator Gives Away some Of the Se-
crets -faf His Art

Formulator Gives Away some of the Sc.
crets of His Art.
formulating done here read a
sign over a store. Within sat a little
stubby man, with small gray eyes, full
red beard and an unctuous, fabby face.
Scattered around him on the bench on
which he sat and about the floor were
pieces OF silk, satin and serge, bundles
OF horse hair and packages of half
open cottnn. The little man was busily
stitching blue satin quilted article
that looked like cushion of baby
carriage.
Yes, | am what tailors term a
lormulator,' = he replied to a question
Ing visitor, in a thin, squeaky voice.
The word is indicative of my trade,
or rather profession My occupation
IS truly the latter, inasmuch as it is an
art, the art OF improving, embellishing
or modifying the masculine figure, as
the case demands. Paddingp Yes,
some might term it that. Didn't you
know that men pad. Ell? Why, bless
your soul, they have been doing it
since the days of Joseph
The speaker separated thread with
q fnger-nail close to the garment.
Then he held the pad toward tho light,
scrntinizing it critically, seized his
tape line and began emeasuring the
garment, referring fnenstantly to a
ssaeall piece of pape3cevith the meas
ailments on it. tu'
flsifrhe man that I ill patron is q
'yiyhture of dissatisfa zion. Nothing
ssbout his own personality or makeup
ogntents him. He is esEntially a bring |
q observation. # he b n friend who
as shore and fat, whildshe himself is
thin, he formssthe ides that
ne, too, 49, like to be stumpy and
adlpose. A taifeaat ldo little for him,
but we can. LiberaF discrimina-
ting padding will make him y aalent,
and If bis makeup is expertly perfssesd
it will give him the appearance of BIZ 1
ing considerably shorter than when iii
his normal state. His friends will re-
mark how well he is looking, ask how
he has grown SO fieshy, and the artful q
deceiyer will launch into such disser- i
tation of gastronony that the horse b
hair appliances in his artificial chest h
will shrivel up into double bowknot II
with surprise
These forms are not limited entirely II
o the trunk of the subject. The
'alves, hips and knees all come in for
~ hefefit. You know that the knee Of
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-07-14

& Hot red pepper tea is new remedy
ror the cabbage worm. It is sprinklad
over the cabbage while the tea is in
nearly boiling condition.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-07-14
Wrecked by His Support.

''You don't seem as well pleased to
see me as you once were, Irene," said
the slender young man, hoarsely.
mo, Hiram, returned Irene, with a
dreamy, far-away look, and a sigh of
unutterable sadness. II wish had not
seen you as the leading character in
those amateur theatricals at Mrs. De
Smiths last Thursday evening"
"But surely, Irene,'' urged Hiram,
Il did not do the worst acting. Con-
slider the support l had"
.'Your support, Hiram," rejoined
Irene, with hopeless melancholy, lis
what I am speaking of. Your-your-
your appearance in Knickerbockers will
haunt me to my dying day!'-C Chicago
Tribune.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-07-14

One true Christian life will do
more to prove the divine origin of
Christianity than many evidences ad.
dressed to the reason.-Dr. GoodeH.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-07-14

1t is said there is no better or SIM
pier way of testing suspected water than
The following: Fill clean pint bottle
nearly full of the water to be tested,
and dissolve in it half teaspoonful OF
.oaf or granulated sugar. Cork the
bottle and keep it in warm place two
lays. If the water becomes cloudy or
milky within forty-eight hours it is I'M
it for domestic use.-LaWs Of Life. {
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-07-14

Pressed Eggs. Eight eggs, boiled
lard, and while hot chopped with salt
Ind a lump of butter the size of wal
nut. Press into deep dish and serve
.pld.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-01-13
StauncnSncrthcr GrfnIq.

Gs lit Die 8hidt elmer ieoen Serion,
Die y 0 dee's German Sprup
scbruudt bat, ibren 5reunSen feline
iuunberbaren Gi9enidafteu mit;utbeilen,
als Seilmittcl BON S6pinbiu6t, bait
nddi9em Sulten, Group, 9litbmn,
Hneumpnia mlo i'll @irfli6feit alien
6nlsz unb 2unsentranfbeiten. Sober
mann crbdlt iufprt Grfeidterun9. 9rei
9uIen l6nffen bel ir9eno cineln Safe
Grleid)terln9, rnb mir bcnten oaB es
Die 9ili9t ieoes 9~russiiten 1T, es ben
armcr, babiniterbenben Sdpinbii6
ti9cn 81 empfcblen, banit iie iueni8.
items init elmer 5laidc eincn 8eriuf)
MAIDEN. bn nit lebten Sabre $4,000
5laideu uerfauIt muroeu uno ni6t cin
5all scridtet uuroe, in iueldcm bic
MeOicit nidt 9ebolfen bate. ginc
ipl6e Mebicin lpic Der German
Sgrup fam ui9t wcit genu9 befannt
9cnintt UerOen. 5ra9t euren Drug
9iIteu ourltnd. Multsrilai9en iuerben
fir 10 Gents uerfnuft. &egelmdBi9cr
Brei5 rs Gents. Yerfauft BEL alien
9rug9ilten unb 6duOlerH III Den Ger.
Staateu uno CANADA.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-01-13

2cute, Die bas Grns iuadieu bOren,
wpllen i%uiiien, Dap in ben 8dlbern cnt.
lang pcs Sla9e uno 9ascunabe S(uiIes
bcrcits grrbe Sunntitdtcn Giienbnbn-
idiueIlen nufgcipcidcrt ieien, Die aui
Sednun9 Der ct. 2uuis, 8anIas Gitp s
Colorado Subr9eieGiidait sei9la9en
iuurbcn unn 5unt Sau Der betreHenben
2inie ueriuanbt iucrben unb siuor tod
III bieIem Sabre. Nu9 wirb bebauptet,
oab Sap @ouib aubleuldnbereicn Stui.
iden Sebnlta unb IaritoG aeiduft
babc nno beabii6tise, ebenfa1s lit bic
lem Sabre Die betr. Scrbi ub~unsstrede
81 bauen. @ir le9en iebod berartieen
giicrbabudnselesenbeiten bctreHenben
gtudri9teu iiir serinsen @ertb BEL. -
(Sebalia Sournol.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-01-13
Der Gissana i'm @iTUnri tam les-

|. Der Gissahs i'm MihOlri fam les>
ten Mitttppd gum Si0tanb unb 1T Der
5luB iest nit elmer fefteu @isbede
abersOseu. Sn GOlse bes a~ufbaufei's
setpaltiger Gismuiien 5ruiiden Nep
Saoen unb @aibinston 1T Der 5luB
bier etsua 10 SuB seitiesen unO itebt 81
befardten bab BEL Gintritt miloerer
9itterune Der SluB aus ieinen ufern
treten unb ane nieoer selesenen 9dnoer<
elem iiberl6wemmen pirb. as urla9e
bieIer uuBerorbentliden anitauuts oes
Giles wiro bon 5luBleuten bic 2bat'
Iu6e anseflbrt, baB cine tur5e strede
obcrbalb @aibiuston ipdbreno Der
porncu s9itteruus Der lebten sSobe DIE
@isbede ni6t brad uub buB, ais pali't
Sndter uieber Greibeia ben 6fuB berdcz
fam, es Iid untsr bic feite 9ede idub b's
bas 6lusbett bis auf ben @ruuo NIT @'s>
i6olcn ansefiut iuor. Sas stel9en ces
@a6ers trug alsoanu oas 2relbsls all1
Die alte @isbede, big fiji Der allt pIele
@eiie gebiloete Damn bo9 iiber pas
9ep6bnliGc 5luBnipeuu erbsbt uno Die
Nnitauuu9 bes 8ailcrs 1tuBailfiparis
ucrurladte. llnterbalb bieles 9arlIEes
lit Der 5luB 5ur ielben 3eit beoeutel'o
e~eTolen cu lrlr cin 9criu9er Gbeil beg
ben 5luB bcrabtOmmeltben 8allerS
bur6 Die @isbnrrlere brln9en falll'
ginselne 8eri9te sebeu Die 2dl9e bic
5.s Gaturoummes auf brei Meilen al
ulto malt ldGbt Die 9iefe bes Slufes
uuf bent srbBten Gbeile oieIcr Strcde
auf mir,ocItc brelBis SUB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-01-13
Qfirt bic InbtcuIi1e.

tpie bic Strrblibfsiispriie elmer srcscu
Stabt paIsnb ts;eihrft reresn f%Onuer, nab
Sbr trcreft Fuben, Rag ntptritiibt uuo gcit-
c al Srantbeitsn, ,. b. itus. reI6c Die Risrsa
rter bic Sarrtlait aTisirsn. auHaIcnS blu,
fig - mir plttsu tetnabs stinst = spr.
bcrldtnb iinb. Srisbt'i6e aranfbtit uue
SaInrubr, ptnn drCniid. ptreen frttsn furirt,
urb Slalenfries. gIa issfdtarr5 une unwtq-
firli6ir Sarraus trirsen @iste ms Grab.
gnfdnes isep6, pfnr eas geiesn MIR trli in
linthltisttit Der tetrtFsursn Srsans ttiebt.
fam sie @efabr bur9 ba5 ~Irdustncb lit, fir
3isrta unb SIais tsitiaine SrIsoungsmittcl,
Ssfettsr's R dsen.9itttrs. be.
ieilist rperpen. bag ben Srslusa bic nstbiae
Sraunfraft perlsibt, Cbns nc gu itsrrei,ca,
unc cas bequsm une rbne gtpee 8rrbereit-
uasen eiujuneb1sn III. OssptpFe. bic &C.
10 Dbnli9 nit Nttrsnltihcn a%ufiritt, uno Der
ltstersn unausbltibli1c 5clas, S&r6dc,
cur& bdfslbe sebeilt. Da5 8lsi1s
nit Ystfrpfans. Rolaria-. retumaii&tn
uup H%rrrSfsn Stiben Der 8aQ.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-01-13
Mns Dem Gountl.

- Nm 9onnerstng lester gSOde
wuroen burd 6riebersr i9ter Eopc 6err
Nu9ult Subne uub SRI. Bertha &ueiler
int Sunhc Der Der g6c pcreiRist.- Die
Srauun9 fanb lit Der @pbnung bcs
Scrrm &ubne, naBc @opllam ltatt.
&ir iGlieBeu aus ben oiefen 6reuubeu
bes SrautplorcS i'll ibren berSlidIten
@iiniGeu fir baS ~icrrerc @pblergeGc,
Der Ncupermdbiten Oil.
Die neue coangellibe STRIDE bel
8enl, ipurbe ON Mltippd, ucrlcbtcr
@ode inter cntlpredenoeu 6cierlibfei=
ten ciugeiuei6t.
- !9err S. 2iafe, ton Sem, Eat in
Si6p, 0earies County, ein auuimanns=
@Ci6dft iibcrnummen uub lpiro III &irSe
ii6 bulelblt pauerub niebcrla6cn.
- Serr .. S. 2eud, bisber Sric<
ocnsri6tcr IN Canaan TOiunlDip, rcilte
lebte ISOLDE nit ieiuer Camille ra9
0idorp County, iUo iid Serr 9cad) cine
leue !6cintatb 5u 9riiuoen beabiit ti9t.
Die belten @iini9e i,iner 9}abburn te<
9lcitrn 6erru 2cad i'll isinr ucue Ociz
matt.
- Gjnituu Erica, iriDtr iii Der 9taGe
bon BAY tuobubaft, Der ieit beinabe all=
bertbalb Subren in San1as pchntc,
febrte Dor &ur5em pieber nad leiNer
nlten Seimutb suriid unb iagt oaB CO
ibm bier piel beiier sefaIe als i'll 5taate
Sauias, Der Scimatb Der 5eui6rcten
unb 8rpbibitioniitcr.
- SeBten Snntsta9 fanlen por 5rie:
bensri6ter Stuerrer III 8uuliuarc
9upnibip 5uei 8Gusen sur Scrbanoz
lung. Cine berielbcn, 9(uguIt Nies
bruc99e 9esen @6ouf puroe 81 Quit
item beg Sldssra cntidieben, in benz
anoeren Sale, s. &. SrunIOn sesen
S9auf fonntcn iid Die @si6luureneu
ni9t ciai9sn uno iuurbe Gin nel,cr 9rp-
5eB auf Gam stua, ben p. 8. R. ieItse,
1ebt.
Sn Der gtu6t bonn Mittluo3 auf
0Unnersta9 leBte: @o6e iuurSe aus
Der S6eune bes Serru 2bumas Scns-
lp bon 8aD ciu @attel seltoblen. Die
bate 9crr Senslep AM Gage Sus
oor mad Sermnnn gcnommcn uro mar
nod nidt 5nrid9efebrt, 10 baB Der
deb Die erlcbnte Bsute ritt uorfunb
llnO Iif nit Dem Suttel beanii9en mubte.
- 0err .. 3. Cities, Don Oweus=
bile, iuuroe al Stellc bes Scrrn 2eddl,
Der Dor einiser 3eit ais 5riebensri6tcr
iir Canaan goiunibip ~reli9rirtc, ais
5risocusridter erl,aant.
- Senrp Muttbeps befinbct Iid)
tod INNER i'll bsoenfli9em 3uitanoe
mo iein ausreifer 6arrilon lit bis Jest
TOD ni9t perbaftct.
- Girer u%nicrcr Gorrcippnoenten
,eri1tet, oo6 bieIes SnDr SSiloprct
luBeroroentfi9 rar i'm iioiid)an 5beilc
veg GcuntD lei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-01-13

Sberiff 5uelIer besab iid ont 9iens=
tu9 nod Dem iiOli9en 9beile bes
County I'M @r,. Sole, Der iuesen Or
multiplying bes 0nrriion iii leinem bru,
talen Iusriff aui ben iunsen Muttbeps
iid uuter 9iirsi6nft fir iein grideinen
ppr @eridt befinoet. pieoer Su Der.
boften uno sur Stclun9 beiiercr 8iir9s
idnit n%u5ubalteu, ba es ii9 bel ciuer
9cnuueu 8riiIun9 ieines Souo ii6 fer.
alis9eitcGlt bate, buB bic 8ursen i'm
5alIc Der 5tl6t SOie's ni9t fir oen
8ctrng ocs Bomb %auifommen f0nnten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-01-13

@s iuiirbc ms %freicn, bon elnem
0taun pOer elmer 5rau III bOren, Die
nicnals &opfiueb bate uoer al Ser
ltopiun9 lit. 0a oieie aDsemeine 3eis
ben 5u iein ideine1, 70 mag Gin gutter
Ratb an9ebradt ieit. 8arum lollen
2eute lire MGgcI nit llebelfeit crre.
9cnben abilbreloen Siaen uitp. belaben,
Die ldiudden, tuenn cine 10 a~nsenebme
uno quite Wteoijin mic 9rtdlp 9tib 8it=
tiers milo uno effectuuG auf bic 9eber,
Niercn, Ma9en uno Ginseiueibc luirtt
uno 5u9leid) oas game 9pitem fraftist
unb itdrtt, uno aupfWeb, Seritupiiis
ulro dbnli6e Seldlucrben lGnel pers
tIclbt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-01-13

Sm 9ciuOlbe ocs Sunoessllnter=
l9abamtcs i'll Ct. 2ouis liesen sur Belt
9,869,7 700 STANDARD Silber : Dollars,
Die cin Getpi6t Dol 57.162 Bfunb re,
%prdlentiren. 8em oieie Sumnte auf
einmal uerlanbt peroen iu1te, 10 iudren
IS @ilenbabniua99uns sur 9ransportaz
tion crfOrbcrli6 unO iuenn Die einjellen
9onarItiidc Oi6t nctcncinanber in cine
Reibe 9elc9t tuiirocu. 10 fDnnte bantit
eiu @cg uuu 239 Wteilen bele9t iuerben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-01-13

Gin itlauer 8ropbct bat bcreits bas
@etter Iiir nd6Itcs Sabr icitgsltclIt,
pic iol9t: Der Sanuar miro falt iein,
Scr 6cbrnnr, Mdrj urb april nu6 nod.
Der Ntni ipirb miloe unb Der Sum-,
Suli uno Iu9uit beiB, Der September
uub Sttober fiibf, uub Der 3ouember
uno December fnlt ieiu.-5u, iest iuiiie
mcr'ss. - Bir iuetten Tauieno 9e9en
Gins, Der Mann bats getro fen!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-01-13

3cr crIte Sireid 1T u1io iest in 81.
Souls 9esen ben oeu!lGen llntcrrid)t i'll
ben itdbtiiden edulen sefancu. 9as
borti9e S6ulratbs- 9pm:te fir 9ebrplan
unb 6itanSen bot bereits beidloGen,
ben bcrtiten llnicrri6t in Den Dfentli=
den S6uten na9 Iblnui beg Wpnots,
oflo BPM nG6iten 1. Jcbruor ob, cin;l-
iteacn. 2eiber lit es feincm 3ueifcl
~unterpprIen, bdb uud Der seiamnite
S6ulratb bieient SeidlnB Sultimmsn
iuirS.
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SINS llrthcil cinfinlmin.

%. >. Gull, Orussif, Sippus, Sub., he.
;tust: sd fann electric Sitiers dIs has
rcife 5silrnittsl empfsbIsu. 9ebe ~perfauftt
5lal9e bat lit icSrm Sale GrItih,truua ser-
f1dHt. Gin Rann grbranhie & Glai&tn
unS pnree ron 10jGbrissnt 3beunaiismus
seesilt." &brabam pare, Irussif, Belle.
riar, Sbip, srtIdr.: Die srrfGuhi@ae Ne,
rtjin rdtrfnb incincr 20idbrisen grfdbrun8
1T Gi,etris Sittcrs." Sauienp anbcre be-
stnssn einfimmia. tae Glfetrie ytttsrs ale
arantbtiten Der 2eber, 9ieren rbtr hts Blu.
les tnrirt. Rnr Gin balbsr Dollar bic Sla.
t9t in 2r. y. HaIt's Srusfcrs. 9
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6ebt na6
Kraettlys
unn bolt
5Yfuno 1905 befen
f1r $l+OO

Mit iuelber Gebdiiiefeit bic Yrobi=
bifiouiitcn aGIes iuns in nnIcrem County
liG creigntt, b%euribcilen, bcipellt
miroer einmal Der Reonttcar bes
lit eteelpille, 9raipforb County, er:
lte;nenbtu ,,0tirrpr" Der leincm Be-
ri6te iiber Den brutaleu Nrgriff auf
6enrp Mnttbeius beifiist, baB Die Chat
Die Solsc elmer trunfcneu Sr8ie 9etuez
fen nnb baB @asconaoe gpuntp cines
Der Counties lei in benz nial pm ben
Gegnunscn BEG 2ocal Option @eieBes
nidts iuiiicn iuoGle, ia, baB man I'M
GOuntDiibe bicics 9ottloieu Counties
nitt einntal BEN Rep. Sruufs cine Bro
b~ibitionSrehe Balten licB uno bicien
Scrrn Md Ujenbrein III @ffisie rers
brnrntc. Sem uerriidten !Sdring, Der
ric ebitoriele 2eitun9 bes ,Mirror"
inter fi9 Gnt, ipar es ebeuip tcfannt
mie nls, ba6 III jener @e9eno u~nIeres
County feline 8irtbi6uften beite6ci unb
buB folslid Die Sbat nidt bicicu aur
Salt 9elcst iueroen fann, aber iii ieinem
6nnaiismlls farn er cS iribt ~laiien, ie>
oes Sersebeu Obcr @erbrcden, bas lit
einem County %uorfommt, no bic Ntens
ldem nod nidt gang iid ben 8rUbititios
niiten in bic Irme seiuorfer, Dem San,
Def nit Spirituolen CUR 2aIt 81 lcqen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-01-13

On Oen ppr cini9er Boden in,
@pltsbfatt publi5irten Serbanblungen
Ser County Court mar infol9e zines
tppoarapbii6en 5ebler5 81 leien oaB
cine 8ed)nun9 bes SdulcommiRdrs Dit
I'LL 8etra9e bon $S4.91 jur 3ablun9
an9eipieIen iuurOc. Die 8c9nun9 be-
trug mr. s34.91 uno umt Srr. Ott &c
rcbti9feit wiberfabren III ~laiIert, mnfeu
mir bieic 8sre9ti9uns.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-01-13

Gui in Der SrieIliitc au9c5eiote
Sriefe miiicu, elmer Iercn Iusle9ur9
eitcs oltclt, lnrge uidt beabteten Sc.
Iebe5 juipl9e, tpenu lie pun DIR Hoit al.
9cbOlt iperoCn, ie Gin Gent nufbc5ablt
perben. Die Toitnteiiter iuirben lebte
ISOLDE burf bas General 8oItamt arse,
~iuieien, nui ltriftc 9urdinbrun9 hieicr
@crprbuuns Su ofter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-01-13

= 9crr StO6ert &obpn, Sniiircr Der
bieIiscn Sanf iunr lebtc &ofe burt
arnmtDeit al icin 3immcr 9clvicicl, bod
bat CT iid, mic mir nit %crgniiscn
lcber, iuichcr loipcit erbptt, DAP CT I'M
Stanbe lit icinCn @cidjdftcn nadsu-
acGcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-01-13

Gie Mitglitber bes @eiunss Sereins,
,Sarmonic" beidtoiien IN ibrer lesten
Mittpo6 a~bsebaltencu Ssriammlun9
bieies Sabr, nub gutter after Site oen
Sabrcstng Der @riilroun9 bes 8ereius,
ben 30. Sanunr, burd 1bbaltun8 zines
StiIturgsIeltes ;u ieicru. Dies lit ics
prninls oietcu Der paiiiucn Ntit9liebcr
bcs Screin3 cine frobe 9unoe, bcncn
bic ucrsnil9ten StunOcn, bic lie bel
iriibcrcn Stiitun9sfeiten Uerlebten, nO9
Ic6baft i'm @eb16tniB Iiu0.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-01-13

Scrr 9Oitis @tcDcr uerlonotc lcste
&pGe cine 9nrlaoung @~alnnBDoli
nad st. 2onis. 6err Mtyer beabii1s
ti9t ndditcs 6rilDiabr a0c 5orten Sal=
bol5 oit3iuid9en unb 10 cinem iGon
lGr9it bier gefiIblteu 8cbirfmB nb;u.
6elfell.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-01-13

Sn Gr. Htuiic's Yputbcfc iirbet mGsl
laut 4n5ci9c, ncben elmer gruBcn gu2=
mall pon GrO9Uen, Nr6usicr, Sarbcn
nno Selen, ou5 9igarrcH mo Gan.
oIcs bon uprjii9lidcr Gnnlitdt. Scr
3nbereitn1g o &eceptclt miro bcion-
ocrc Nufucrtlnmteit geiviomrt.