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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-03

9lus 8aibinstou tuiro beri6tet, bas
BON bemOtratii6en Bolititern iebr itari
aeaeu cine @ieoernomination uno ganbi.
botur @lepelanb's searbeitet tperbe.
Die s9usSOllbemOfraten nit Ranbaa on
Der Spite iOllen Die Saupt OppOiition
bilben; iie slauben, baB bic @leoelanb'ide
Sreibanoels 8otI9aft Der 8artei cine
g1ieoerlase brin9en iperbe. 8anbalI
ielbit iou ni6t auf bas 8rdi iio entamten
ipefuliren, Der Rauu aber, nit tuel6em
fie @leoelanb 81 i6lasen sebd9ten, iei
9ouuerneur Siu, Der ii9 betanntli6
uidt bios unter ben bemOtratii6cn
Maiien ieines Seimutbsitautes, ionbern
AUDI unter benen beg sanSen 9anbes
elmer srOBen 8eliebtbeit erfreut. @ou.
uerneur 6ia itrebt no6 Der 9rdlibent.
lduft, bas lit cine cnbefannte Sbatia6e,
oesDalb ma6te CT au6 in9lrbeiterfreumb-
li6feit. Die 0ia 2eute iino felt Sa6r
lmO 2G9 itramm OIL Der Qrbeit, ibn in
ben SOroer9runb 81 briu9en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-03
Cine Wenbuus gum SrFrrn.

Oem rudll1tsl0len, ia ott uerbreb
erll6en Sdalten uno @ulten sSat
@pulb's i6eint enbli6 ein Damn emit
8egen9eitcIIt 5u tperben. 8ei ieiner
sciuasten 6innnjuperationen bat cs Der
alte 5uds bis6er NIT riati9em Saft
ltets peritanhen, baB CT Dem 3u6tbaus
ni6t ndger fam, nl5 um es bD6itens nit
benz Nermel 5u itreifen. SSn lebter
| 3eit i6eint aber ou3 Iein uneridttli9es
Serlan9en, ieinen 200 Millioren nod
tueitere Ntillionen Binju5uiiir9en, Su
melt sefii6rt Su babcn. Ntit 9}uIiel
Gage SuInnnen itabl er fiir Z Weilz
liOneu Dollars Sunos Der 9enper Sd
clfic Sabn 9lu9enIdleinlib ba6tcn
er, baB ipc9eu Der unbeocuteu0cu Sleiz
ni9feit upu nur S7,0OO,OOO fein Scanz
bal entiteben tpiirOe. 3u lciner 9rDBten
iittliden Gntriiitun9 jebo6 bat bic er.
fpdbnte Sagnlinie i'm uno Gage lue9en
9iebltabls pcrflagt. @oulo fam oar
ni6t besreifen, luie man 10 fleinlib Iein
fam, luc9en lumpiger : Milliontn 0Ol=
lars 10 uicl 9IuficGen ;u crregen, bat
aber bod our9e5ogen, biz auf @eiterss
auf lelner prllnfuoa eiu9eri6tetcu ga6t
fi9 na6 Dem au9clebmeren Muo inter
Ieinen 9a9enludrte9en SerbGltnifen
entidieoen uOrju5iebenoen &limn bes
MitteuGnbii6en Mseres ju bese6en.
Die Gincnnatier Commercial @a=
Sette" iueiit oarauf bin, baB Sag @uulo
wobl nidt 10 baIb mad ben Ser. Staa=
ten Surii6febren lucroe. Gr.@uuueueur
8attilou's GommilIionsberi6t beorubt
i'm nit elmer l9weren uno langiuieriaen
Griminaltlase, uno Die @ranb Surp
piro oielleidt in Der 9euper 8aciiic
Sonos @ngele9enbeit Die beantragte
lluteridlasun9s 9lntlase 9e9en i'm erz
beben. Die Commercial @aSette"
meint: n@snn oiels beioen, oem Glen,
babnfrepler an9eOrobten grojeiie in ben
5luB seratben iollen, lueroen ii6 nod
un5dblise anbere 9tnt!asen sa9su SAP
9oulb fiuben; cs 9iebt Siele, Die iest
mod ni6t ben 0tutb ba6en, 9egen i6n
uOr5u9eben, un0 ni6t Die Otittel, ibm
beijutommen. Sene bciben Srojeiie
iuuroen aber aQen bon @oulo 8etro9cnen
bic sude iueientli6 erleidtern. @pulb
ioll iibri9ens iein Serm09cr bereits
bcrart ufeltsele9t" babcn. baB Meillionen
i9tper uus ibm berausjubefommen iein
iuer0en; uno iOllte cine 9lnflage sc9en
i'm erboben perben, 10 miro er lid tuo6l
bitten, iein 9nterlano iuieber ju ieben;
bem er tenut bic Stimnlum9 bes Sol
fes se9en Jpn nur Su gut"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-03
0erl1t1gt: 5:Ss5S:s''? sas1s siss maSa%. ~ ''n
Idt.rts triast bic grrstitiOnt. 3. glnitss.
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas John f. Winter, now dead
more than nine months, and Lydia Win
ter, his wife, by their mortgage deed dated
the fst day OF September 1886 and Ie-
corded in the recorders Office of Gasconade
County. State of Missouri, in book ) at
page 504 did convey to Francis J. Langen-
doerfer the following described real estate
situated in the county of GasOonads and
state of Missouri to-wit:
Lots No. l and 3 on west 3rd street in
the town of Hermann as per plat of said
town, which said conveyance was made to
secure the payment of certain promisory
note therein described, and whereas de-
fault has been made in the payment oi
said note. Now therefore /, Henry Book
the legal holder o: said note in pursuance
of the power and authority in me vested by
the Mortgage deed aforesaid, I the un
dersigned mortgage will on
Saturday, February 25th, 1885,
between the hours Of 9 o'clock in the fore,
noon and o'clock in the afternoon of thai
day proceed to sell the real estate above
described at public vendue for cash in
hand to the highes. bidder at the premise:
above described in the County of Gasco
made State OF Missouri.
HENRY BOCK,
Mortgage.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-03
0Ssimtsr : SSnorell
in Grdu
LOuise kOeller'S!
slssartsnt
Nubw11re1t : N1Detl

Sd babe fceben sr5aIten cine meme Ssnc-
una Tuswaaren. Gancy Gcccs une Nsft9ns,
6ute, 5eeern, Blumen unb trimmings eer'
ists, Sdubl&ube, Spissn, seifidte une spts'
enbsripen, aefifte aleibsrfcfTe, Sttt' lno
liIttd&er, pdnbtT6er, Hdmsn-9Srdps dler
grf, ebeufdqs cine srrbe ausrabl BON pals
binbrn, ardgen fir Odmtn uno Ntaegen'
ME and llnter;eus aaer Sertsn, Sptsfn'
prrhdnee, Scnneni@irme MIN.
e6enfaqs fubre i4 Gin prattSpnfs anori'
msnt pIattirter unb ipliper S4mudla9en' w's
SuitnnahsIn, &inss, aettsn, Settts ~ y.
srau g. &peller,
S&ilsrf,ass, ,r. Grcnt une 2.
San,1 81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-03

Bferb am Sdtpeif auf5aume. Die eins
5ise pernitnftise 2oiuus liest in 9ocal
Option (barin lit oas nSournal" an=
oerer Reinuns) unO bube aicenie, io'
uie itrense 8eitrafuus Der 2runtenbOls
be, tue!de ben 5rieoen uno Die Srders
belt Der 9emeinbe it6ren. Cine anitdn=
bise @irtbi6aft, fern bon ben Sauptses
i9dftsftraben. lit beteutenO beiier, als
bic @lnfeltneipen unb 56napsldoen,
NO seiitise @etrdnte i'm 8iberiprud
nit benz 9eleB pertauft uno on ben
Staat, bas County Ober Die Stabt felne
Steuern entri3tet iperben. Gnttueber
man fibre Die 9eiebe itren9 Our9 uoer
sebe competenten SerIonen bas Bripile.
sium, @etrdnte innerbal6 Der @eiesesz
beitinlmuH9eu, aber ni6t lnter 8erles-
uns oerielben 5u pertaufen. - (Sebalia
eSourral.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-03
Docket of the Probate Court OF
GasConade Co., Mo. for the
February term, 1888.

1sT DAY, MONDAY, February l3, '6S.
l. Margarethe Epple and C
IN II of Chas. Epple, deceased, annual
settlement.
.. Parodine Slinkmann admx of
Nancy Slinkmann, deceased. final
settlement.
3. j. F. WehmhOehn 9 and C and
m h of Casper Engelbrecht, deceased,
annual settlement.
4. c. Z. Anderson exc of Gauaway
Warinner, deceased, final settlement.
). Anton +. Rabenau exc Of Christ.
Rabenau, deceased, first settlement.
6. Caroline Ruessler admx of Fred.
Ruessler, deceased, final settlement.
Z. A. f. Buddemeycr and C Of G..
and J. kemper, minors, annual settle
ment.
2D DAY, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Ii, 'SS.
8. William Kuhlmann g and C OF
H. and b. Kuhlmann, minors, annual
settlement.
9. John Pfautsch and of J. and
| +. Pfautsch, minors, annual settle
ment.
| 10. Lydia Winter Z and e of Chas
Winter, minor, annual settlement.
II. Nicolaus WOLF G and C of Will
heImine WOLF, minor, annual settle
ment.
l2. Hasten Buschmann adm of ia
cob CoIlIng, deceased, final settle
| ment.
IL. Arminda Cantley eXetX oiSilas
Cantley, deceased, final settlement.
IA. Philip Ebker adm of Henry
Rethemeyer, deceased, first settle
ment.
Sd DAY, WEDNESDAY,, FEE. 10, 1888.
Is. J. II. Meyer adm of Magdalcne
Claus, deceased, final settlement.
l6. Ernst Mellies adm of w. f.
Brlnkmann, d ceased, final settle
ment.
III. H. Meyer adm OF IsaacC Crump,
deceased, final settlement.
1s. August Wegner adm of Martin
Hahn, deceased, first settlement.
10. John Bruins < and of theresa
Bruins, minor, annual settlement.
20. Gerhard Brader & and Of
JOhnThien, minor, annual settlement.
81. ArabeIla Hibler z and e of f.
VI. hlDleT, mlHOT, ailhudl hettleiiehI'
% Louis Hunke and C of Theo-
dore Schneider, minor, first settle
ment.
%. Clara Land < and c and IN h of
John Land, deceased, first settlement.
"a. August Spohrer g and of C.J.
and r. Perkins. minors, annual set
Element.
%. August Toedtmann z and of
R., C., w. and J. TOedtInann, minors,
annual settlement.
FRANCIS ONCKEN,
Judge of Probate Court.
HERMANN, JANUARY IS, 1898.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-03

llnsliid ieiH Saus abbrannte, na9bem
er bic 6euerperii6eruns bate ablaufeu
laiien, Ubne iie 81 erneuern. Gr pers
iu9te i'm @ese bes BroSeiies bas 9er>
ii6erunssselo Su erlanser, aber am
Sonnerstas poriser 8ode tuurbe seseu
ibn eutidieoen. Gr mar nun sdnsli6
mittellos uno bate 5rau uno stpei ain=
Der, u6ne oaB er i'm StanSe mar, lie Su
erndbreu. Gr lit iest ipurlos Der,
i6punoen uno man nimmt on, baB er
ii9 in Der &erSneifluns iibsr feline Gage
bas 2eben senummen bat.
- Gm porisen Samstase taufte Die
5rau zines in ct. Souls fpobnenben
@ei9dftsmannes Don einem Grocer, bel=
fen @ei9dft it9 i'm Wittelpuntte Der
Stabt befiHoet, mebrere Biuuo S9ins
tentuurit, ben 8eit elmer Senouns, mel
DE Der Grocer BON Nustud rts betommen
bate. sic fu6te Die @urit uno iie
unb ibr Nann aB:n tii9tis bauon, be-
ioubers Die 5rnu. 9lln Gbenb ipurbe
bas @bepaar BON beftisem llniuo6llein
befaIlen, mnBte iid beftis erbrs9en uuO
litt al 8rennen i'm Nu9en. Sn Der
gta6t lieBen Die S6merSen etluas nn9,
ober an Sountus Wurstu itellten iie
ii9 I'M 10 beftiser iuieber ein, biesmal
be9leitet BON S9merSen in Den arntz
urb &nieselenten. Or. 2insenfclber
luuroe icst gcrufen unb bieier erfannte
bic 9ranfbeit als Eri6inofis. Die 8as
tienten befinben ii6 uHter ansemeIener |
Scbanblun9 beiier, iino aber nod fci- |
nesuess auBer @efabr. Die 8urit |
par allerbin9S sefo6t iuurben, aber
tidt itarf 9cnu8, iooaB iie in Der Mitte
lo6 beinnbc rob iua:. 0r. 2insen=
;clber beua9ri9ti9te ben Grocer, iuel=
fer in hi9t 9erin9er 9tn9it i9luebt, oa
sr oil peri6iebsne Samilien BON Der
@urit uerfuuft fat. gs lit tuabridein.
lid, OoB nod einise Sri6inoiisz 5due
inter ben Yerionen, Die bon Der @urit |
3escien baben, porto mmen perSen.
Den Rameu Der Bati NIB bes9ro-
:ers tupIte 9r. 2inseHfelher ni6t ous
3cben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-03
KfnDrr Srbrstsu uasb Dfteber's Gastorta
bnbo mar tuai, mir ssbeu ibr Saitorta,
d!s fis Gin stno nor, rief Rs nadb 6aHorta,
Gle tuurbs ein isrduIstR. uro bieIs 81 Gahsria,
de fis SinssI bate. sob fs ibusn 0afterjA.
(GineeIaupt.)
Ban Mo., ben 81. eSanuar

9ap Mo., ben 81. Sanuar 1885
@eebrte Reoattion b. 8ultsblatt.
9lber on lieber 3eitunss iuarunl
Siebit bu tenn immef 10 los ilber Gle
uelano unO feline oemofratilde &eforms
pUlitif? 2eiber iit es wabr, baB Serr
Glepelauo unb iein bemptratii6es Ga.
binet i'm Sinuusluerien fdbi9er unb ebrs
li6er republitanil9cr Seamten @rItaun=
lt6es 9elciitet bat; leioer 1T es tuabr,
bah Die ncuen bemofratiiden 8eamten.
unb unter ibnsn belunoers Die Soitmeiz
lter an 9iI6ldfIigteit mo 9Hi9toers
idunlniB alIes bisber 9ageiuei iene iiber.
treffcn. 9(u9 iuir miiiien oas mitunter
erfnbren. 90 iuar ndmli6 am IL.
9topember lebtcn Sa9res III st. 2uuis
cine Soltfarte, na6 SnD abreiiirt, auT
Die Yoit 9eseben iucl6e bier crit am 21.
Sanuar anlau9te Gin Brief bier ab'
9egcbeu am 10. 9e6enber errei6tc lei
nen 8eitimmuussort, Sccgers Store,
OIa9e gOl,tD, crit OH IA. Sanuar uub
iol9e Safe fonmcn iuOdentli6 Dor.
Gs 1T i6limn, abcr ntan fann Hi6ts
tbuu iuns Die Gei9i9te beiier ma6t.
| 9p6 lunrum in Die 5erne i6iueiIen uno
iiber Die 9roBeu 8ean,teu in @nlbinsz
ton raiioniren, iuir baben 9enus 5u tbun
ipenu mir unieren flcinenBeamten etiuas
auf Die Singer ieBen uno lie on ibre
Yfi9t erinnern beipnbers 9ieienisen
wel9e ii9 Seitiuei ie8epublifcuer netncn
jebo6 Der Bartei Der @ausiuumps ans
se66ren. go 9iebt cs bier namli9
eiuen S9ul6oro i'll tueldem iid ieber
9ircftur, 9lei9 iuic Der Gjar bon 8uBs
LAMB als Gqeinhcrri9er in ieiHem
0iItrift betrd9tet. giner bieier 9iret=
toreu quartirte neuli6 cine ipanoernbe
5amilie (lO9enannte uRubuer") I'M
S6ulbaus Elm o9ne Semanben ju fra
aen; oies mar auf einen Samstag uno
am fOlsenben Monta9 IolIte tuisber
S6ule sebnlten iperOen. 8dren Die
2eute nidt freiuilIis ausse5osen, tuer
bate iie ubne Slnsen beraus getriegt
Ser 9rdiibent bieies S6ulborbs Der.
iudt, iid bamit beliebt Su MAIDEN buB
er einen 9ebrer aniteIlte bon Dem cr
puBte ouB bic 9dlfte Der 9ar3nhler I'M
9ifrift seseu feline aniteGuus tuaren
ob er es that um 2eute ;u Grsern ooer
BLOB lint cinem 4nrtei9ensiien sefdnis
III iein, lit nidt befnrnt. 9araus iiebii
bu MIN, !ieber 3citun9smann baB es
9otb tbut unicrn 2ofalbeamten pie
uuo ba bic 9euiten ~ leien, uno url
ous;ufinben pb 0u bnju bereit biit ers
Jude i9 did bieieu Ssief Ssort fur
@uri nb;ubruden unb mciuen pplcr
Tnmen Snrunter 5u iescn.
! I9ttngsnoa
AuguIt 8rinfmaun.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-03

9elo in 8riefeu. EROS 8OItanluciz
lun9en une Eoltnoten miro nod intmer
mahenbaIt @elo in einfa9en SrieIen
oerlenoet. 9ies lit freili6 Der 6illi9ere
sSe9, aber Der ii6cre 9etuiB nidt. Sir
Selo, oas III Yriefen perienoet iptro, lit
bic Eolt nl6t ucrantiuortli9. Hpltan-
fpellun9en bleten ba9egen cine 70 poQ-
fpmmene ii6ere @arantie fir BEN 9tb,
Ienoer uno fir SEN bas @elo beItimmt
lit, oaB lie ben 9erin9en luIiunno, ben
ibre Griperbun9 fOitet, uObt pertb iinb.
Sn Der Gbat i6eint CO au9 uibt Der
8oltenpuntt 81 ieiu, Der 10 piele 2eute
bon benz 9ebrau6 BON ,,WoueD Srbers"
abbdlt, Sonbern Die llnaunebmli6feit,
bas n0tbi9e 6ormulnr aus5ufiillen. Dies
su tDun erforbert mebr 3eit uno S6reibz
seipanbbeit, als Sielen CUR 9erIii ii9un9
itebt, beionbers 2eute bon Der 9(r6eiter>
tlniie. Sie baden besbal6 ibre Green
bafs in eiufade 8riefe uno perladen ii6
auf gut Sliid. lin es redt flu9 an5u=
iau9en. idlusen lie um bas Ynpiergelo
nod siuise Streifen Gupier. 8er fann
ba binburdi9auen? llnb bod lit ri6ts
lei1ter nts 9as. Sanfnoten liuo bunz
fel unb Die llntbiillun9 lit beq. Sdlt
man einen iol9en @elbbrief sesen bas
2i6t, 10 miro bur9 ale llntbIQung bins
bur6 bas 9untel oes gapier9elbes be-
merfbar.
GrInbreue goItbeamte beburfen ii6riz
gems bieies 0tittels gar ni6t. 9as
9eflb1 ibrer Singer 5eist i6nen Bel Der
infa9iten SerIbruns OIL, iuenn in einenl
Brief 9elO entbalten lit. M0sen iid's
besbolb NQe, bic 9elD perIenoen, ee.
iust ieiu laiien, iie irren ii9, tuenn fie
slauben, baB bic Sanfnoten in einem
Brief ueriteden f6nnen, bob bas Ge.
bein,niB ni9t leidt 81 entoeden iuGre
Sie ma9sn ii9 alio BON Der @brli9feit
ber Soifbeomten abbdnsis, unb bo
bieIe ni6t ale ebrlid iinb, 70 ipenie
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-03
6erma,n Meo., Treitos, sen s. Tebrnar 1855.

Rebr als feds Roden finb bereits
ieit Suiammentritt hes gOnsrehes pers
flOiien uHo mod uidt cine ein5ise mid.
tise unb aeits.mdse RaBresel 1T bon
bemielben setrOHeu pOrben. Nit
Srobtsieb.reien unb peribnlider Snte'
refsnpOlitit bat er feline suuse 5eit Der,
trDbelt. Gas aanb be;ablt bic aOiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-03
Final Settlement Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all creditors
and others interested in the estate OF
WI. Brinkmann deceased, that the under
signed, administrator of said estate, in
tends to make final settlement thereof at
the next term of the Probate Court OF Gas
conade county, State of Missouri, to be
held at Hermann on the secondTuesday in
February, 1888.
ERNST MELLIES,
Administrator
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-03

Die Sdtpei5 iit bns erite 2anb, iueldss
nit Der geritaatli9uns ieirer Gilen
babnen in bic BON 9eutidlanb anae:
babnten @sse einsclenft. gunbesratf
Belti bat cine oarauf beSii9lide Sorlns:
aus9earbeitet Der 8orIdlag unter
lie9t elmer Gutbeisuns oes Soltes in atls
semeirer Gbltimmuns.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-03

THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO., Baltimore. Id.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-03

pie anoere 2eute, 10 iullte biei.r sefdbrs
ti9e @es elm fir ale Ral uermieben
fpfrnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-03
Bndlen's Mrnica Salbr.

Die btfft Salt. in ttr g8tIt fir
S&Hittrunttn, GutHbunstn, 9tIhpiire,
SdlAu6, 5itbr. unb 5rofbtuItn, 6Ir@itu,
stIprunstnt 6drbt, Sibnnnuesn unb dat
Slutausi6lGst; fGtrs Sur fur 5dmerrbriesn
pirbistnt SsiabIuns ptrlanst. Yoaise 3u-
fristtnstit garantirt rscr bas 9tle jurRdtr-
itaiist. prtis 25 Gents bic Sta&ttl gu
babtn in Rates Apetbt!e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-03

HERMANx, JANUARY Is, 1898.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-09-27
THE STATE ROAD.

The Railroad Gazette says: "The
the state of Georgia, which owns
the state road, will probably take
action concerning it at the next SEES
sion of the legislature, as the TWEEN
ty-year lease of it to Governor
Brown and his associates expires
October I'd, 1889. 1t is said that
the Central of Georgia will offer to
lease the road at $4,000 per month,
and also that the Louisville and
Nashville intends to offer $4,000
per month for a ninety-nine year
lease. The latter amounts to Just
twice the present rental. 1t will
be remembered that the lesses pre-
sented to the state last year claim
for large sum expended for better
ments to the property"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-09-27
agricultural.
DON'T HOLD YOUR COTTON.


The cotton planters should con-
tInue their search for substitute
for jute bagging as a wrapper for
cotton, because those who control
the product OF the jute bagging fac
tories, have found out that they can
form pool and put up the price of
bagging whenever they please, will
probably squeeze" them whenever
they can do so profitably.
1t is reported that great many
planters are now holding back their
cotton with the hope that satisfac-
tory substitute will be found this
season. If this report is true, they
are making mistake, for two reas-
ons. One is that if cotton if held
back now it will have to come to
market with a rush later in the
season. A rush of cotton means
lower prices. II the market is
crowded, it is pretty certain to be-
come weak, and a decline of an
eighth of a cent will take a great
deal more out of the pockets of the
planters than the increased price
which they are now required to pay
for bagging. The additional cost of
bagging for a bale of cotton this
year over last is about % cents. A
fall of a sixteenth of cent would
more than equal that amount, and
if cotton were sent to market in un-
usually large amounts, would there
not likely be decline in prices of
more than sixteenth of cent?
The second reason is that no sub
stitute has yet been found that can
be used by the planters to such good
advantage as jute bagging. Al
though osnaburg costs less than
bagglng at present prices, yet the
planter who uses bagging gets from
SO to 20 cents more per bale for his
cotton than the one who uses osna-
burg. The reason is that osnaburg
doesn't weigh half as much as bag
ging, and the wrapping of the cotton
is paid'for at the same price that is
paid for cotton. Osnabnrg, or 9th
er light cotton stuff, could be used
to advantage if those who fix the
price of cotton should take into ac-
count the lighter covering and de-
duct less tare, but they are not like
ly to do that until the lighter COW
ering comes into general use.-Sa-
vannah News.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-09-27
WHERE TO GET lob PRINTING.

Attention is directed to the jobbing de-
partment ofthe MARIETTA JOURNAL which
is provided with Steam Power, New Job
Presses, New and --latest Styles of Job
Type ana most approved and extern
sive facilities for the execution of Job
printing OF all kindsfrom the smallest label
to the largest poster, in black or colored
inks, at prices as low as can be had else
where for an equal grade of work. We are
prepared to printat short notice, pamphlets
posters, programmes, circulars, letter heads,
checks, envelopes, bill heads, blanks of all
kinds, catalogues, business cards, and every
hing in the line OF printing used in the con-
duct of every day business. We will du-
plicate Atlanta prices. Give us trial
and see.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-09-27
MODEL FARMERS.

Nearly every section has what
might properly be styled few mod
ell farmers. At least they are such
comparatively speaking. Their
farms, their barns, their houses and
surroundings are far above the av-
erage in every respect. These farm
ers show'a degree of thrift and fru-
gality too that is above the average.
They are no time with their work.
they get the top prices for their
produce, they live better and nicer
than their neighbors, and generally
are respected more and held in
higher esteem than any other set Of
men in their community. They are
held up as examples for young men
just. starting Que in life, and, as the
title implies, are good models, to
pattern after. If asked for reason
why some men are leaders in their
line OF business it would not be hard
to give. First, they study their
business. They go into details and
master them thoroughly. They
work with their brains as we'll as
with their hands. They systema-
TIE and economic. They take time
to read and post themselves, and in
this way get the advantage of others
experience. They keep up with the
times in every way ana by doing
their duty in the way that common
sense and good judgment dictate
they clearly earn the title of model
farmers, and should enjoy the re-
spect that such title commands
National Stockman.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-09-27
TO MAKE TOUGH STEAK TENDER.

When it is impossible to preserve
the beetsteak in edible condition
until it becomes tender by natural
means, proceed as follows, allowing
as long time as is convenient for
carrying out the method:
Let the steak be cut at least an
inch thick, because it will be more
juicy and full-favored than if cut
thin, while it will be possible to
cook it as well-done, if the proper
care is exercised. Trim off all the
fat that is not likely to be eaten
with the steak, and have it used to
make drippings while it is still good.
Use platter large enough to per-
NIT the steak to lay perfectly fiat,
pour upon it enough vinegar to
cover the bottom, and at least four
tablespoonful of sweet salad oil for
three-pound steak but do not salt
it. (The application of salt to the
cut surface of uncooked meat has a
tendency to draw out its juices,
thus depriving it of flavor and nutri-
ment.) If the steak is to be used
for dinner, put it in the oil and
vinegar early in the morning, and
turn it over every hour, keeping it
in cool place, protected from flies.
If it is intended for breakfast, put it
in the dish so prepared about sup
perfume and allow it to remain un-
touched until bedtime; then turn it
and let it stand until morning. The
action of the vinegar upon the meat
will tend to soften and relax the
fibers, thus making the meat tender,
while the oil will prevent the sur
face from becoming dry and hard.
No other fat can 50 we'll accomplish
this result, because all others are
hard when cold; the oil does not
impart any flavor to the meat, and 1t
does increase its nutritive properties.
The steak is to be cooked either by
broiling or frying according to the
writer's methods, without attempt
ing to remove from it any of the oil
or Vineger that adheres to it; Meth
er will impart any unpleasant flavor
to the meat; in fact, it will be i'm
proved in every way by their use
The Housewife.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-09-27
IRON CLAD NOTES.

We have for sale ironclad notes, waving
all the exemptions, with other binding fea.
lures, prepared by the Solicitor Genera
of the Blue Ridge Circuit, which is pro-
nounced the strongest and best note in ex-
istence. 1t leaves no loophole for a dishon-
est man to escape from paying his obliga-
ton, while it is approved by honest men.
We send abook of one hundred notes, with
stub, post paid to any address on receipt o.
% cts., or book Of fifty notes for as cts
Address Marietta (Ga.) Journal.