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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-23
Go 10 Nason's

To night and get plate Of crab soup
free. Market Space.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-23

Gasoline Stoges save fuel. time and labor
and dispenses with heat In the house dur
ing tue summer months Call at Clayton
and examine his stock.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-23
A Dip in the Sra

~ sa1oer OF our young men have been
Nm, -esanage of the beautiful moon
! s, sssa's The past Week aud enjoying
s rs. Afforded for q plunge into
-, salsss Of the Spa. The pleasure Of
Ise g tstssneds 10 say nothing Of tbs
lem -. y. cleanliness. fully compensates
- Nhetr pains.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-23

- -. $ are invited to examine my large
Aps, H. new aud beautiful designs 81
.rlor. 49,. s..sl lngs Tor halls. diniDg rooms
Ns az oed-chambers. EDaAR HuI-
sefancis street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-23

Painting. Granting. Kalsem5ning and
Paper Hanging. in all its branches done
ia the most artistic manner and satisfac-
ton guaranteed by EDGAR HUTTON The
painter, &c. No 3 Francis street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-23
CHICAGO CONVENTION.
The Third Day-E1nh Ba1Iot-HarrIson
and sherman Leading
Especial to the Evening capital


Especial to the Evening Capital
CHICAGO, June q. 10 80 A. M.-Con-
ventiou met this morning aud proceeded
to take the fourth ballot with the follow
Ing result
Alger 1876. Allison 50, Gresham So. Lin
coin /, Foraker /. Harrison 217 Blaine
AZ, Sherman 236. Mckinley IL. Douglass /
Alabama asks to change enc vote; chair
man refuses,
On the fifth ballot the result was as fol
lows: Blaine 46, Alger 142. Allison 50.
Harrison 2l3. Gresham 81. Sherman 224,
Mckinley IA.
There is much excitement and motions
to adjourn. After considerable maneuver-
ins and conferences with delegates, al
10 the convention took recess until
O'Clock. Weather Intensely hot, the Their
mometer climbing up to the 1902 notch.
4 0O-(SpeciaI)- Generally expected
that an effort will be made to stampede
the convention to Blaine early this after
noon. Some talk Of combination on ALI
son, but Blaine men expect New York
delegation on the 9th or 7th ballot.
4.10P. M.-Warner Miller says under.
standing adjourn to IL q. m. Monday.
Roll called Convention adjourned until
nAOhAng
As Sole Agent for John Wanamaker
OF Philadelphia, am now prepared 10
exhibit full line of Samples both for the
Custom and Ready made Clothing depart
ments. Your measure taken and goods
made In the best Custom Manner at low
prices and q Jit guaranteed or no sale In
the ready made clothing department /
have full line of samples representing
the stock of WanaInaker, and by the
Wanamaker system of measurement. Can
fit all sizes and shapes from the smallest
child to the largest man. Prices are guar.
anteed by Wanamaker to be lower than
other establishments--in fact, by his 0son
guarantees you get all the benefit Of per
sonal visit TO the house of Wanamaker
itself. Clerical suits made to order. and
society uniforms furnished on short no
tice at low prices. +. o. WHITE, Agt
n No. 4 Francis St., Annapolis, Md
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-23
OFFICE HOURS.

WEEK DAYs.-sa. IN. TO 8 p, m.
lpUNDAYS,-9t TO 10a. m. TO p,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-23
g.TEs or ADvEarIsHsGs

a.. inch arst insertion, SI.VO. suD sssr.
0ne ln. MI so cents. Liberal rates made
quent H. aavsrtising by the month or year.
ste .t...tio1s OF square viii constitute i'i'
square, announcement Of marriages ana
Ordllss 80 nut obituary notices VIII be cnarg-
destns . cn, half the usual rates OF adVertls-
lng. -, notices and political or special COM
t,,ications cents per iine-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-23

We give below the churches Of our
city, the hours Of their respective services.
and the subjects of the pastors. for
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-15
ssie Mambthiere tanten.

8emcrfenspertb lift bic Sbatia6e, baB
bic Raubtbiere bel ibren Ansriffen cine
senale &enutnib %berienisen Sbeile per<
ratben, beren @erIeSuns am i6neufen
uno i6eriten-Sen Sob berbeiflbren. Nu6
8rebm .f6lasen bic piloeu 8aSen, Der
26pe, Der Sioer Il. (. 10. ibrem Opfer bic
fur6tbaren SaBen in bas 9enid 0oer in
bic Soften, reiBen es gu 8oben, erfafeH
es nit benz Waule unb beiben eini9e
MaIe i6nel nd6 chamber beftig Su.
9ierauf Dffnen fe oas @ebib elm penig,
pbne iebp6 ba3 erfaste Sbier fabren gu
Iafen; iie .bepba6ten es pieImebr idarf
unb beiBen pom Geuem, 70 pie nod elm
Sinf9en BON 2eben in ibm fi4 regt.
85ppig i9iIbert bic Sagbart Der Sarppie,
bes erbsten ameritanii6en Ablers, fpl<
aeneermaben: Slit @utb ftlrst fe fi6
auf ibre 8eute uno niemals bauert Der
&f Idnger aIs einise N~ugeublide. benn
elm suerft benz !6intertcpf ertbetlter S6lag
Der Iansen Sdnge betdubt ielbit bic ftdrtfte
&dBe unb elm Speiter, bic Soften aer'
reibenber, bab Sera p%erlesenoer 9ieb 1T
gemeinli6 t6btIi6." Ser @clf padt feline
9eute an Der Gurgel. Sas S6neumon
ipringt Dem auf elmer Sanbbdnt nit Offe<
mem &aden ii6 fpnnenoen arptcbiI Ted
in ben S9Iunb, i9Iipft ibm bic Geble
binab unp Serfeii6t ibm nit i6arfem
3abn ba5 9era. Damn fribt es fi6 bluts
lberitr6mt bur9 ben 2eib bes lnsetbims
pieber sum 2tbt empor. Nu6 bic Spit
maus tann ben Gampf nit Sbieren duf<
nebmen, bic ibr an 9r6be iiberIe9en fno.
@eIfer bepba6tete zines bieier Eaubtbiers
den, has auf einem Selbe in elm Sod trp9;
aIeib barauf fam es pieber gum gorz
i6ein, iaS auf Dem 3iden elmer 4ders
mdu8, wie S~reilieratb's 2bpe auf Der
@iraffe, uno bieier Ritt enoete ebenfalIs
tragil6, wie Der oes @iitent6nies. Die
tletne Nrroerin bate FIBRE 3dbne feit in
ben Gaden ibrer Seinbiu eineeidlasen.
Der Sob berielben erfpI9te bereits nab
Ueni9en Sefunoen. Ser @ideIbeber
wa9t ii6 unbebertli9 on aussewa9iene
GreusOttern. 9em Siitaabn gu nabe su
tcmmen, permeioet er tllsIi6. Gr t6btet
Die S9Iangen nit gr6bter Si9erbeit bur9
elm paar 9utge5ielte S6uabeIbiebe auf
ZEN &Dpf. 9dtten ale bieie Sbiere einen
anatomiiben GURUS genpmmen, ie pIrs
ben bas 9era, bas @ebirn unb bic S6Ias>
aoern an !Salie ibrer Opfer ni&t better
fnben %tDnnen, ais ite es jest NIT SIIfe
ibres tbteriiden Seritanbes tbun.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-15
9efaDIS : 2~IettBer,.n9en BET 9tatur,
D1Itertt.

Gum 8apitcl Der GeflbIsduberunsen
bel Ndturp6lfern seb6rt SoI9enoes: AIS
Der &fritareiienbe Stabsarat Or. 2ubtpis
@pIf 6as erite Sprf Der mob ME pom Reis
ienoen beiubten centraIafritanii6en 8a.
tuba errei6te, ~benabmen fi6 bic penieen
Gtngeborenen, als lie unerpartet gum ers
iteumaI in ibrem 2eben einen @eiben, unb
gar nod auf cinem 8eititier iabeu, pous
itdnbig fopflpS. Sic ftanben ~anfangs wie
f%eitgebunnt, unb es idien, als OBJ fe am
liebitcn 9efIpben ipdren. Ginige bieIten
iid bann Dor Grltaunen ipradlps bic
!SobIbdno ppr BEN 0tuno, anoere Iiefeu
pIanIcs nit ibren Speeren bin unb Der,
pdbrenb eine Srau ben Reiicnben nit benz
auSbrud b66iter llebcrraiduns anitarrte
uno iid babel nit Sraftanitrensuns in bic
8audfalten fniif, 10 baB iid Der S6merS,
tpeIden iie ii9 aufiste, in ibrem Seiidt
pieOeripieseIte. 9lIs bic Gingeborenen
li9 elm wenig berubist butten, unterbra'
den tie ibr aufiauenbeS Gritaunen iiber
8olf'5 9eripn, ieinen Sitter unb Suns
5umeiIen bur6 elm tiefes, furs berpprse.
ItobeneS pub! ub ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-15

9aB GlcOclnno iuicher nom,inirt wur.
De lit Der bette Selueis bnfir, ME redt
eben biclcr Glcnelnno bate ais CT pur
bier SaDrcn i6rieb:
"&cnn mir Die NuitellunsSbcIuanif
bieieS Dpbcn 9lmtcs, bie Scrlpfunocr
Der Ma6t, Die &eriudun9, Gin bifcnt.
ltdes Gmt, bas mir einmal beIiben, Al
bebaltCn lno mcbr ais bicIe - Iacs, bie
Niisli6tcit eiHcs SnDabcr3 bcs SrdIi.
oentenamtcs fir icine Gartei crluG9en,
tuel6cn ell Seer bon Scamten nit alien,
Offer, Den bcrcits crlan9te &ort6cilc
ipa6rulcn unb bic 9Ofinung auf ncllc
Se9iiniti9un9cn f0rocrt, nit @clo utb
politiidcn 9icnitcn SIT untcritilBcn be.
reit lit, erfcnnet mir III Der gSGbltar.
felt bcs YrdliOcntcn 81 cirlcm 1lcuclr
amtstermin cine B6Glt crnItc @cfabr
fir jcuc5 rnbi9c, ilbcrlcgtc uto umIidtis
&c !Sdnocln, iueldc5 cine &Ulfsrcaierz
un9 darottcrilircu mlB."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-15

@-nss..ss!a tessss. So or s:!s. ire
tinitIi6en 8fauen cine 8erIe, weI6e
einen 3Ou lang unb speibritteI 3Ua brett
lit. 9apft Saul II. taufte BON einem pe>
netianii6en SutpeIenbdnbIer cine prieuta.
IiIbe 9erIe fur lac, 900 Snfaten; cine
anbere eritanb Seq x. fur 250,0oO Marf.
Sie penetianti6e 8epubIit fanbte i'm
Sabre 1887 inter anberen @ei6enfen benz
Sultan SpIiman II. cine gerle i'm Bertb
bon $1,000 Mart. gbilipp II. BON
Spanien bate in ieinem S6abe cine taus
beneigrpbe 8erIe, beren @ertb auf cine
0tiaipn Sbaler eei6dst purbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-15
Sbeerett 1tuS NeScru.

Die noroameritaniide 9pItSiutia,
rpel6e ben BON Der 6ffeutIi9en Weinuno
SerurtbeiIten nit tpariucm Sheer beftrei6t
uno bann in Sebern pdISt, mprauf man
ben gp9el auf einem &arren IanaIom
bur9 bic Straben fdbrt, wirb in ibrem
uriprung 5iemIi6 aIgemcin benz Itrenaen
amerifanii6en &idter 2pn9 suseI6riez
ben. gIein bic eenanrte Strafe nurbe
Dor 2pu6 uno stpar pom Gnsldnbern eius
9efibrt. Ser Imeritaner 6. .. SapIpr
eradbIt: SIN Ndr5 1775 iu6te Der enas
lii6e Oberftlieutenant Nesbit, peI6er
nit benz Al. &e9iment gu Bottom lag, ieoe
Gele9enbeit, I'm nit ben perbabten 8olp>
niiten anSubinbeu. 60. !. 9. untcrrids
tete er Sploaten, ben 81 Wartt fpnmens
ben 2dnbIeuten @afen gum gerfauf ans
;ubieten. Gin 0iann BON 8iHerifa alma
in bic Sale, ineem er einem britiiden
Siiilier cine alte Wustete fir brei 9pIs
lars ~abtaufte. gpm Iduernoen gtesbit
io9lei6 a~rretirt, purbe CT an anoeren
WOrgen in obiser @eiie 5fentIi6 bes
idimpft. nobel ii6 Der DberfIieutenart
nidt i6drnte, an Der Spite ieiner Gre.
naeiere nit etpd 5rran5is SrpmmIern unb
8feiferu, bic pen S6urtenmari6, (Rogue's
march) iptelten, benz p8pseItarren" pprs
dnsumari6ireu. Sas auf benz Rarfts
plat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS goIf peri6eu6te
bic ScIoaten unb ma6te ben lInaIid,
li6en frei. Ser Wa9iitrat BON 8ilerifa
perldnstc umiunit fur bic 8eI6impfuna
zines Mitbirsers pom General Sage Ges
nustbuung. Scenes bis babin ~unsetannte
S6auipieI trus pieI sur Grbitterung bes
Bodies bel unb tpurbe nit geranIafuna
5um erften 8lutrersiesen bel 2erinstcn,
nel6es brei8 p6eu berna6 erfplate. 9ie
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-15

Der Ntubel elmer 3eitun9 miro uur
cilem ct. Coulter Slatte oil folsenbcn
Seiipiele se5ei9t: Gin 9ieb las bes
Mor9cns i'll elmer 3eitun9, buB CT bel CT.
nenl ppn ibm ueriibtet Ginbrnd ellie
Surtme BON $50, Die III einem S9ubiade
9ele9en bate, iibcrieben babe. <rj emit
i9lOien, brad CT in Der fpl9enben &adt
in buiielbe Saus ein uub na9m Die so
Sollurs uno auBerbeln nod cinen reueu
In5ug al iid. 5ier baben mir cine ncue
Sauitratiou bon bent auBererbsntlifen
8ertb Der 8reile, ia9t pas Slatt.
8lattes nttt mebr 9eieben lpOrOen. @r
iua IN Die @dlber 9eTlii9iet Ieir, Inn
benz 8prne beleioisteM Dame Su ent9cz
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-15

Silbcr bat Oielcidt NOD nie 10 nic
brig I'M Yrcilc gcitanOeu, iuie ebcu icbt
Sn 2OnOOn iuIrb c3 fir AZ @euce bil
un5e pesfauit. Der Mtnrttpert6 il
stetp yprf betrd9t 81 Gents Die un5e
sea6 bieiem MtnBitnbe lit buS in unic.
rem Silber-9 Dollars entbalt:ne Sil6e,
nitt mrDr ais cilUa 703 Gcrts iuertb
9retbcm miro nit Der Silbcrprd9uno
lniti9 iortgefabrcn, uuo Die &e9ieruno
muB auf &erlan9cn lire ppliuertbi9er
8elolortcn 9c9en Sdiuinbelbpuars mn
Silbcrcertificate nntauIden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-15
u8Infdeu g lie g IT o uno

v8 Ind IN Sic g e tr 0 lie uro
Giitg?" 9ieie bubide Sruee ipl bem'
nd6it an Der Sable b'0ute Wtpbe peroen.
@cni9itens bebauptet uuo wiiniht oies
Elm ruliii6er Gbeniter, Serr Sportopiti6
aus Otpstdu, wel6er elm 8erfabren ent>
oeft bat, nm aus benz Napbtba Elm our6.
aus gerudz uno gei6mutlUicS Del 5u se>
wiuneu, welde8 ii9 pprtrefflid sur 8e-
reitung ppT Salat eignen ipu. Gr bat
lib bereitS auf ben Weg nah 8atu 9es
ma6t, nm Die Yroouttipn oes neuen Oels,
pelbc3 nit !6llfe Der ug%forobauiener
Sdure" (S6weieIidure) berseiteIIt Wirb,
Su iberwahen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-15

Ser 3Oafricg 5iuiihcn 9euti6lanb
uHO SuBlanb miro immcr bitterer ulo
Iclnolcli9er. Die beutlde &esicrun9
ioa NIT DEM Slare um9cben, bel @in=
fibrnn9 bon Srooitoifen Elm uriprunssz
Seu9uiB 5n uerIansen. Iuf @runb Die
les Certificates iuiirbe auf ruliil9es @ez
treble Cit unt so Sru6ent b6bercr Boil
erGo6en iperben, ais auf @etreibe aus
anoern 2Qnoern. 9iele 3Uuz9iscriz
mlnatipn ipiirbe 5nnGd1t ben 5armerlt
iii Den Scr. Staatell, iuefde al benz
ruiiil6cn @etreioc ibren itdrtiten Gouz
clrrentcl Baben, 5u9ute funtmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-15
9uS llrthci[ c%infimmio.

M. .. Cult, Srussif, gippus, 5nt., he.
itnst: sd tann electric Sittrrs ais has
bette SeiImittel empfsbIcn. Scte Dertaufts
6lafte bat III icbem Sale @rlei6tcruua Ser.
fbaHt. din Manu gebrau6te 6 Slai6en
une tpurbe rpn 10jGbrisem &bcumatismus
ettstlt." Itrabam Dare, 9russiR, Belle.
siut, Sbir, erFIart: Die SrrtauFi6fe Me,
st3in trdbrene mrinrr 20jdbrissn Grfabruns
ID Electric Sitters." SauIcnb anbere be-
ssugsn sinltimmia, ba6 electric 8ittsrs aas
Nranfbstten Der Gebsr, Nieren pbsr hes Blu.
tss turtrt. Nur elm balbsr Dollar fie3:6la.
+@e in Or. 6. Halr's Drusfprr. q
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-15

gapierfabrifatipn nnb spers
brand. 9prbamerifd probusirt unb
perbrau6t boS meiite gapier, br6 nur
infpIge ieincr sr6bten Gi%npObncrsabI, ba
in ameritd MIR 10 8funb uHo in England
- 8funb auf ben 3Upf fcmren. Sol
genbe 3abIen seisen baS S~eritcllungss
unb misunderstanding an Bapicr in
ben SouptpIdsen Der Grbe:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-15

Der WtiaszBiu lit BON ibren ei9euell
5reunt ell nun idon 10 uiel ,S9usSoG"
ein9eilupit iuUrocu, baB oas 9anb TO-
gar Our6 ibre Innabme bon Den Srei-
banbclsblatierH peri9ont iulrbe. 3u-
glei6 lit aber Die bemofratil9e 9arif=
"Jteformerei" Slrn r~einitcn &inberIpptt
9emorbeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-15
9frmannerWolksbIat

Entered at the Post Office at Hermann, ho., and
omitted for Il transmission through the mails a.
: scond-class rates.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-15

amerifdfter a6er Iernten pom ibren Seins
ben S6limme3 pie Gutes unb fibrten
ipdter ben uumenidIi6cn Srau9 bel fi6
ieIber Elm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-15
Nrhmurhr nrrrrn.

ArhmurhE HErnKn.
SitHe's Geitru COMPOUND IN Elm geers,rs..,
cum. relhes ME rerlaef. Ia Is N,lr-is 40
Gced. bieie ipuneerbGr0t Rerren-S finn ~ s.ss
enttdlt. frfigt C. rdl& ale nsfp5ten { iprrrss-
observation-disclosures.
Yains'S GeieT1 COMPOUND rtlniat kos e,v,
Gs trribt bic 9iiididurc que, relte Rbeum
mus perrrii6t uEr iieat etntu aeiinfsu ares.s
eer bllierseulenhen S.aane rtetsr ter. 60
eGc rabre Seiin;ittsI frr @teumatisnu.
liErruiHinen.
paine'e 6elrrp Gpmncruh srinat raiA ~.
Stber ufie Yieren fsiselr Az vpuitaueiasf a"
l%antteii. 1ieie beilcnte &raft. sertunIsn mil
ieinen Sercentcnted mast % gum eeiisn apif,,i
flr Gne RieTenleiten.
IuspEpsiH.
Gaines 6eIerr Gsmroaae fSttf esu aPas,,
uni ~te-nbiat eie Serren her Ssreaauuss.x ~.
game. 2ds in Ire uridhe. wesbaIt e feiba n,
i1limnen 5dns ron SpspsPit turin.
HErsfppfunu.
Yninr's 6tlrrp COMPOUND N tein treairA,.
pHretrmittsi. Gs ~ EN- Abfatrmtttd reiHss
Ten &ineereieen eiur leiHtt une uafurfA,
ahdtisfeii ssrieitt. Resemdeisteit fulat Ieinrm
0ebran6e lt@er.
GmrfcbIen ron prpfefirre1sn uns gefa5ftsr,S..
HsrH, s'reis ST. o Gu babeH ttt GgriIclsrs.
Dsas, Ait)arogou & Gj,, c',,n,
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-09-03
confessed to murder and Ar,ou.

BUFFALO September 3.-Mrs. Thomas
Kean, widow of the ex-city editor and
dramatic critic of the Buffalo Courier, is
confined in the Niagara County Jail on a
charge of burning her fathers house and
numbering her stepmother by poison. She
is alleged to be insane and to have made a
confession during her lucid intervals She
has been addicted to the Use of liquor for
some time to such an extent tina he was
once sent to an inebriate asylum.
Mrs Kean is well known here. She is
the daughter of Hamilton Lymburner,
manager for Schoelkopf d Go. OF late
years she has lived at her fathers house at
La Sale. Last Wednesday morning the
house was destroyed by fire. Four women
occupants narrowly escaped cremation.
The arrest of Mrs. Kean, her examination
and committal followed the next day
Her father recently married handsome
girl about twenty years old, and shortly
after marriage she became i'll and was
under physicians care. She was appar-
emily recovering until one evening Mrs.
kean was left alone with her while the
other attendants were at supper. and be-
fore their return the young bride was taken
suddenly worse and died within an hour.
Since her arrest it is said Mrs Kean has
confessed to poisoning her stepmother, but
whether il is true, or merely the imaginings
Of diseased mind is unknown. Mrs. Kean
has seven children, the oldest about four
teen and the youngest but a few months
old
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-09-03

PANAMA, September 3. = DIR. Antonio
Flores took the oath of offices as President
of Ecuador on the 18th of August Min
listers: Interior and Exterior, DR.. Elias
Laso; War, General Julio Seanz: Finance.
doubtful between Senores Munez and Yer.
naza.
The President will permit the return OF
all Ecuadorians who were exiled for politi.
cal offenses, but they must beforehand give
their word Of honor in writing that they
will respect the constitution and laws OF
the Republic.
Senior Carlos Holguin took the oath OF
office as Acting President of the Republic
of Columbia during the absence of Presi-
dent Munez, in open Congress at Bogota on
August Z. President Munez is now in
Cartagenia.
Over one thousand children are reported
TO have died from measles in Santiago,
Chilli, in less than two months
The Congress of Costa Rica has approved
the contract between the Secretary of the
Treasury and Mr.. Erich Guido Gaertner Y.
Zadona for forming syndicates in the
United States and in Europe for the pur.
pose of introducing and exhibiting the
natural products of Costa Rica in foreign
markets, and for the formation of compa.
nies for the encouragement of mining, agri-
culture and other industries.
Liberal concessions of land and certain
exemptions are offered by the Republic.
A contract has been made between the
Government and Mr.. Minor c. Keith, OF
Port Lemon, for the construction of q rail
road through the northern of Costa Rica,
and the contract is now before Congress for
approval, with every assurance of success.
The concession is to continue for ninety
nine years from the day the line is thrown
open to the public.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-09-03

II you suffer from dull, heavy headache,
obstruction Of the nasal passage, discharges
falling from the head into the throat, some
times profuse. watery, and acrid, at Others,
thick. tenacious, mucous, purulent, bloody
and putrid; II the eyes are weak, watery
aud inflamed; and there Is ringing in the
ears, deafness, hacking or coughing to
clear the throat, expectorati0n Of offensive
matter. together with scabs from ulcers;
the voice being changed and having nasal
twxng; the breath offensive; smell and
lasts impaired; experience q sensation of
d zzinees, with mental depression, hack
g cough. and general debility. then you
are suffering from chronic nasal catarrh.
Only few Of the above named symptoms
are likely to be present in any one ease at
one time, or In one stage Of the disease.
Thousands of cases annually, without man
ifestating half of the above symptoms, re-
suit In consumption and end In the grave.
No disease Is 50 common. more deceptive
and dangerous, less understood or more un-
successfully treated BY physicians. The
manufacturers Of DIR. Sage's Catarrh Rem
edy offer, In good faith. $500 reward for q
case of catarrh which they cannot cure.
The remedy is sold BY druggists at only so
cents.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-09-03
NATIONAL ftwssess.
The Public Debt Statement for the Mo.ti,
Of August

OF August.
WASHINGTON, September 3.-Tbe reduc.
ton in the public debt during August
past, amounted TO s7,32476. The total
debt now less net cash in the Treasury i.
81 .l54, l22, 6S2, and of this amount 81 .0Os.-
l31 ,572 is interest bearing debt The net
cash in the Treasury was $iO7, ,673 800
against 81, go 9OS ON Sept lst 1887. The
Gold fund balance in the Treasury is $2O6,-
1888, ,036, against Sl9+. 592. 80 on August lst
month ago. and the silver fund balance
is 81, a73, SAG. OF about $1,000, 900 less than
a month ago. The store of standard
silver dollars has increased two millions
during the past month and now aggregate
$247, ,S59. 402. Deposits in National banks
has decreased about one-half a million dur
ing the month and to-day aggregate $5e,-
Osl 23s Government receipts during Au-
gust aggregated $34, ,623, ,lsO or one million
less than in August 1887. Custom receipts
in August this year were S2I, ,96s, sos or
about three-quarters of a million less than
in August 1887, and internal revenue re-
ceipts were $40, 63I ,90S. or about one-auar-
ter of a million less than in August q year
auO
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-09-03
LOCAL NOTICES.


Read the following: Mr.. C. ii. Morris,
Newark. Ark, says: "Was taken down
with Abscess of Lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced me an Incurable
Consumptive. Began taking DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am now
on my third bottle. and able to oversee the
work on my farm. 1t is the fnest medi-
cine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says:
..Had 1t not been for DIR. Kings New Dis
cOvery for Consumption l would have died
of Lung Troubles. Was given up by doc
tors. Am now in best of health" Try it.
Sample bottles free at Chas. Ludlow &
Co. 8 drug store.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-09-03
Electric Bisters.

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