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Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-10
An Absolute Cure.

The ORIGINALABIETINE OINTMENT
Is only put up in large two ounce tin boxes,
and is an absolute cure for old sores, burns,
wounds, chapped hands, and all skin erup.
tions Will positively cure all kinds of piles
Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETlNE ONT
MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug company at
25 cents per boX-bV mail 80 cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-10
AN EX-SLAVL's FORTUNE.
Ben TalbOt's Heirs Have Valid Claims
on prOnerty Worth Millions

VII fVVtEtN "Vf'f1 NfIff1VUss
CINCINNATI, Sept. 9.-The descendants of
Benjamin Talbot colored lay claim to
about six hundred and forty acres of land COW
ering the central portion of the city
of Logansport, Ind. Talbot, while a
slave, settled at Logansport, fifty
three years ago, with Mr. Nc
Bane and family from Yellow Springs
Ky. He bought from the government
$40 acres of land and lived on It until the
passage of the fugitive slave law when he
abandoned his property and fled to Canada.
Not long ago his chlldrcn put the matter
into the hands of attorneys, who, upon exam
nation, found Talbot's title ndlsputable.
1t is said the Wabash and Eel river railroads,
with valuable buildings on the Talbot
ground, have already compromised. The
entire property is estimated to be worth
several millions. There are four sons and
two daughters who are heirs.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-10

HAYTI will elect General Hyppolite
down to season of peace. An election
is great pacificator, and when the
Haytien public turns its attention to
politics it will have little time for any
thing else
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-10

bUIlSuS CHU TFNISS.
Mr. Hazen, the examiner of the depart
ment of justice now looking into the needs of
the United States courts in this district, has
printed card which he springs upon re-
porters seeking an interview and which ans
wers certain questions Mr.. Hazen takes it
for granted will be asked. At the end is a
frank statement that he smokes 10 cent ci-
gars. AS Mr.. Hazen is Kentucky man
there is, OF course, no necessity of sugges-
tion as to his favorite beverage.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-10

had been given up by physicians and had
been an inmate OF an Omaha infirmary with
out good result. She was finally induced to
try christian science as n last resort and the
first time the faith cure doctor visited her
she was relieved of all pain, and the same
evening arose from her bed and walked
across the room. Her recovery after that
was rapid. She has returned to her home in
Ewing thoroughly convinced OF the efficacy
of christian science
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-10
Deadly Fire Damp Explosiop.

MoRGANTowN, w. Va, Sept. 9.-An ex.
plosion of fire damp occurred in the Efing-
ton coal mine near this place yesterday, re-
sulting in the death of John Kinsay and
William Kirby and the fatal burning of John
Kirk The other miners were more or less
seriously injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-10

: READERS OF the New York Huil and
ETpress have petitioned the president
to give Colonel Elliott F. Shepard, the
editor, the Russian mission. The pub
lie who read the paper offer up solemn
prayer that the effort will prove sue
cessful.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-10

AS THE governor has issued an order
.forbidding dissipation and intemper-
ance at the next state militia encamp-
ment at Beatrice, under penalty of a
court-martial, it is believed that the
meeting will prove to be an exceedingly
busy one
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-10
CT ana almost a pauper.

PRESIDENT ADAMS has been tickling
the pride Of the people of Fort Worth
in return for dinner rendered him by
intimating that an extension OF the
Union Pacific from Nebraska through
Texas to the Cult was more than proba-
BILE. AS romancer President Adams
is much more to be trusted than is he as
q railroad builder.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-10
The Ives and stavner Case.

NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-Henry S. Ives and
his partner, George II. Stayner, were
brought into court to-day to be tried for
fraudulent issue of stock of the Cincinnati,
Hamilton g. Dayton railroad. Ives counsel |
asked for separate trials. 1t was decided to
try Ives first and the time was fixed for to-
morrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-10

IN his congressional pronunciamento
Colonel j. Lawrence Sullivan declares
himself 'agin Aoggin' niggers.n On
such platform as this the colonel can
hardly expect to claim democratic sup
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-10
Poor Old New York.

Baltimore american.
One by one the roses fade. That attrac-
tive suggestion that New York could get the
necessary money for an exposition raised, if
the city or state would guarantee the stock,
has been exploded. The state constitution
forbids any such action.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-10

EACH American hog imported to
Mexico costs 1925 for duty. This action
of the Mexican authorities places
virtual embargo ON the trade.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-10

THE members Of the board of trade
will probably avail themselves of the
opportunity to pay visit to Water
town. Dakota, which Is likely to become
prominent city and close ally to
Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-10
viii, ST. Louis Emulate.

ST. LOuts ReplblJc.
Five of Chicago's rich men are reported to
have subscribed $500, 900 to the Worlds fair
guarantee fund. Which five of ST. LOUIS
rich men will do as much for st. Louis guar
antee funda We hope to announce their
names in next Sundays issue.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-10

DRUMMERs' parades are becoming
important features in trade displays and
other public demonstrations through
out the land. Drummers are the most
persistent and effective advertisers any
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-10

LINCOLN will copy Omaha's drum
mers' parade. The Capital City may
profit in many ways by taking this city
Us an example.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-10

AS Murat Halstead has taken to writ
ing two and half column editorials for
his paper on the senatorial contest In
Ohio, it Is plain that he has serious de-
signs on Payne's place.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-10
Need Them in the Field.

Chicago Times.
The cotton harvest has commenced in Mis-
sissippi and the negro death list will be in
significant until it Is finished.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-10

THE secretary of war, in anticipation
Of the redivision of the Sioux reserva-
tion, is looking forward to the enlarge
ment aud improvement OF Forts Mo
brara and Robinson at an early day.
These posts will become of greater inn
portance us military supply stations
than they are at present the moment
the lands ceded to the government are
thrown open to settlement. The In
dians Of the Pine Ridge and Rosebud
reservations will, in that event, be in
cluded in smaller area, extending
from the White river on the north to
the boundary line OF Nebraska on the
south, and between the ninety-ninth and
one hundred and fourth degrees OF longi-
tude. For that reason it is necessary
for the government to maintain strong
and permanent garrisons at both these
forts as base of operation in case of
an outbreak, and as depots of supplies
for the various agencies.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-10

THE Omaha clearing house report for
last week shows healthy condition of
the local money market.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-10

WOULD Pugilist Sullivan, if elected
to congress, be opposed to rings2
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-10
Bond Offerings,

WASHINGTON, Sept. Especial Tele-
gram to THE BEE. Bonds were offered to-
day as follows: 23,55O As at SIPS, and 5000
AIS at Sl05sl
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-10

DUBLIN, Sept. 9.-While christening
party was enjoying u sail on Lake Killarney
last evening the boat capsized, and before
assistance could reach them, five of The
party were drowned.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-10

manufacturers, until they have acquired
supremacy which IL may require years
OF effort to deprive them OF.
Assuming this state OF affairs to
be prime difficulty in respect to our
commercial relations with the countries
south OF us, obviously the first requisite
to ehlarging those relations is radical
change OF policy on the part OF Ameri-
can manufacturers. They must pre-
pare to compete with the manufacturers
OF Europe in giving the people of the
other Americas what they want. They
must endeavor TO suit the tastes and
customs of those people, and to produce
at least as cheaply and as well
as the producers with whom they
must compete. They must accom-
modate themselves equally with the
manufacturers of other countries, to the
business methods and conditions OF
those whose patronage they would Sc
cure. Until this is done we may ex-
pect to find ourselves worsted in the
contest for our share OF the southern
trade, and whenever it shall he done
the facilities of transportation will un-
doubtedly be provided as rapidly as the
demands require, and without the aid
OF subsidies from the public treasury.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-10
THIS AND THAT.

Let US try to soon forget the alleged tri
umphal arches that were begotten OF Mer-
chants Week.
The Union Pacific may soon be able TO ad-
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-10

city can haYe, and it is worth any city's
while to fdve nothing undone that will
favorably Impress them with its ad-
vantages and enterprise. The knights
of the gripspenetrate every nook and
corner Of the commonwealths and are a
fruitful source from which the
people in. isolated, out-of-the-way COM
munities derive impressions of the busi-
ness WORLD A drummer's endorsement
OF this or that city carries great weight
with it to. those with whom he trades.
While he employed by but one house
to solicit trade in some one particular
line OF business, he will never let an OPP
portunity for saying good word for the
entire business interests of the city he
represents go unimproved. The good
example the people of Omaha have set
in always treating her resident and
visiting drummers with the marked
distinction and respect which they
merit, is being followed by other cities.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-10
THE DAILY BEE.
Sworn Statement of Circulate
nNctuBe' '........' '...s.. los
GEORCE n TZSCHJy(,K

GEORGE Il. TZSCHUUk.
Sworn to before me and subscribed to in my
presence this 7th day of September. A. ID. 1889.
lSeal.l N. p. FELL, Notary Public.
State of Nebraska
County of Douglas. ss'
George B. Tzschuck being duly sworn de-
poses and says that he IS secretary of The Bee
Publishing company, that the actual average
daily circulation of THE DAILY BEE for the
month of September. 1883, 1871 copies; for Oc-
tober 1sSs, ls,0s4 copies; for November 1888 49,
January, 1889. ls,bsi copies; for February. 1889,
1896 copies; for March, 1850 1854 copies; for
April. 1850. 1859 copies; for May, 1880 1899
copies: for June. 1889, 1858. copies: for July.
1889. 1878 copies for August. 1888 1861 copies.
GEO. b. TZsCHUCK
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence this 3Ist day of August, A. d., 1850.
SEAL N. p. FELL. Notary Public
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-10
FOR REPEAL OF INTERNAL TAXES.

FOR REPEAL OF INTERNAL TAXES.
1t appears certain that a combined
effort will be made by the republican
members of congress from the south to
secure a repeal Of the internal revenue
taxes. A petition is now circulating in
the south asking that the taxes on
tobacco and fruit brandy be repealed as
the first step toward the reduction Of
federal taxation, and calling upon the
southern republican congressman to
vote in the organization of the Fifty
first congress for no candidate
not committed TO these views.
The petition also insists that in
all committees on the floor of the house
these representatives shall vote for
measures demanded by their constitu-
ents, and particularly for the abolition
Of the excise tax on tobacco and brandy
distilled from fruits.
1t is not questionable that this petit
tion represents the views of a large ma
jorlty of the southern people, regardless
of party. In Virginia both the repub
lican and democratic conventions de-
clared in favor OF removing the
internal revenue taxes, and SINH
lar expression has come from both
parties in other states. 1t is matter
of current report at Washington, also,
that the several candidates for the
speakership of the next house have
been asked to pledge themselves in
favor of this programme, and it Is inti-
mated that some of them have done so.
In any event it seems to be assured
that the advocates of tariff reduction
will be confronted by the demand that
before the tariff is disturbed the reve-
nue. derived from the tobacco and fruit
brandies, amounting to between thirty
and forty million dollars, shall be cut off,
and if, after this is done, it shall appear
that the necessities OF the government
will stand it, some reduction in the
tariff may be made. This is clearly
what this southern movement means,
and its tendency will be to more seri-
ously complicate the revenue question
in the next congress. since there is to
be vigorous demand from Now Eng
land manufacturers for tariff reductions.
Thus another prolonged contest over
this question is promised, and as the
southern republicans will hold the
balance OF power, they may enforce
their conditions. 1t is not difficult to
believe that this matter is giving the
republican leaders some uneasiness.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-12
T%rienenstbaI.

Siele un1erer Sarmer iinb bereits on
Der Nrbeit lire Selbcr fir bns Sort
| pflar6en 81 beiteQer.
~llniere 9iItriftidule i9lOB oprlebte
@odc na6 46larf be3 Termirs. Die
8inOcr Daben inter Der 2eitung unler-
es 2fbrers, Srn. Nlbert Sattelmann,
cute 6o,tidritte eena6t nnb gebilbrt
inn nnd bas reidli9 geIpenoete 2ob.mit
uoltem Gedt.
Srls. Mamie Grid unb SatD 8ppp,
weld)e lib bier ST. Selud beIanben,
rciitcn lebten Sanstu9 wieber nud
i5rcr 0rinnatb, &anias Gitp, 5uriif.
Scrr Sern. Straiiner, ipelder opr
etlifeu @pden bas lln9lild bate ii6
Bel einenl @alO feuer bermaBen all !6Glls
ben uro 5iiBen SIT perbrennen, bnB er
einige @u6en bas 3imnter bitten huff
te, III nm ippeit iuieber her9eiteut, baB
ct ieincn td9li9en @ei6dften nadseben
fann.
6err 8uitau 9iltDeD rsiite lebte
8ode na6 Sanius Gitp, no ct in elmer
SbnlieOciuerftdtte anitellulg erbalten
bat. 8ir wiiniden linn elm 9liidlites
@obler9tben lit ieiner nellen !6eimatb.
SRI. Bertha Gt%raiiner, ipet6e Ii6
leBten @inter in ct. 2ouis 6efanb,
febrte wieoer bierber Suriid unb sebenft
ben CONNER iiber bier 81 oerlpeiler.
llniere MuiiffapeGle tuirb ii9 ont
Sitermonta9 na6 Berger be9eben nm
81 benz lit S6aub's Sale ftattfinben=
ben 8all Die Wuiif 5u liefern.
SRI. 8oia 9i1tbep befinbet Iib 9eaen.
pdrti9 auf Der S~ranfenliite, bessleifen
Gbrilt. &oemer unb ST. 2eibad. @iinz
iden bnloi9c 8eneiung.
Wurpfp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-12

Gin traurises Gnbe faitb am boris
gen Mittipo9 glbenb bic Satin bes
Serrn Otto S6aumburs, Inna seb.
8ierinser. Gamstas pprber CAB iie
einem &inoe oas 2eben unS mar i6r i3u=
itanb ieitber elm sei6uadter unb fieber=
4m Mittipo1 @benb se9en 9
l1br peri9limmerte ii6 berie(be unb Sr.
9duum6urs sin9, nit ginpiGisuns
ieiner Satin, na6 einem IrSte, bic
&raufe 10 lause allein laiienb. Mnd
tpeni9en Minuten Suriidfebreno fano
er oas Saus leer. Man iteGte iofort
gea6fori6ungen na9 Der Serlduunoez
men on uno uad ettua einer Stunoe fanb
man bic lln9liifli9e in Der Ndbe Der
8obnuns foot. sic bate iid I'M Sic
hers elirium erDoben nno mar in i9rcn
Na6tffeibern ii Der Ha6barl6aft Der
umsetpa1oert; in Der Nd6e Der Bride
ii6er &upe's Brand al @ateritraBe
uerlor tie ein llmi61astu6, bort muB
lie seltplpert iein unO fiel Den Ibbang
b%inunter. Sn Der 8raa6 befano ii6
MIR iuenis @alltr, bod mar Die Srau
10 l6pa6 uno ipabrl6einli9 %bewuBtlus
oaB ite ii6 ni6t mebr belfen fonnte unc
ertralf poer eritidte. Nls man iie fauO
ma bas 2eben ldusit entlobeu. Sin
goroners= Suqueit tuuroe iufort ab9ebul.
ten uuo CAB Die Surp ein obi9en lint
itGnoen entipre6enbess8eroi auf Cob
bur9 unstidliden 3ufaa ab.
Die Seerbiauu9 Der Seritorbcnel
fano an 9onnerItag Na6mitta9 oil
benz ltabtii6en 5rieobofe itatt. Sic er
reidte ein Ilter BON etiua 35 SuBrer
unb binterldBt auBer benz 10 idluer Re
trrifenen 8ittiuer NIB benz fltiner
5du9lins nod Stpei ainoer im glter Dor
3 uub 5 Sa6ren; ferner leben bier lire
Mrtter unb @el9ipiItcr. - 9ie trau
er,oeu Sinterbliebencrt uerii6ern iuil
l1tItres iuniglten 8eiletoes.
Sbises iiber bas trauri9e GnOe De,
Gatti1 ~utiere5 friberen Mitbiir9ers
prn. Otto Sdaumbur9, ~entuebmen nil
Dem SoonpiIe Central MiHuurier,"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-12
Sirb %bcrhaftct.

Gle 9tabridt wurbe pom Der bon i6m be :
raubten SiirYeri6aft nit Der 9r0Bten 8efrie.
bi9ur9 auf9enomrten aIeiu bic llni6dolidz
madung elmer 1ranfbeit, welde ein geliebtes
uno 9ei9Gbte5 ye6en binpe9itieblt, lit Ell
ne Ebat, Der nit Der iuui9iten Sanfborfeit
pergoltel, lucroen Ioute. Sieberfroit, falte Ge=
fiible, nit blalien, einsefaIeneu gSan9en linb
bic ,yol9eA elmer erfrentten 2eber uro Nierer.
Wan tbue Der llriade Ginbolt, inoem man
sbne 3o9eru Or. Yierce's Sober Neoical
Siscsperp" nin1mt. Sieielbe lit eiu rein pe=
9etabilii6er Seteftiue, Der bic idleifcuoiten
lunsenz uuo SluttrautGeitet a~lrfipirt uno
bin9feit madt. Sn alien apotbeteu ;u ba=
ben.
go bort bod aui 81 n%ieien, puiten, buitcn,
ipuden uno Seberndnu nit eurem iibelrieb=
euoen 9ltbem an;uefeln, unb 9ebrau6t Or.
Cages 1atarrb= 6eilmitteI, oa3 benz Srubel
eiu Srbe MAIDEN lpirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-12
2irhlid)e Wlt;eiQe.

@uar9l. ct. 8auls STRIDE: Gonntng
Yalmarum. 2lm 4. b. 90. finoet bic
tirdlidc Ginie9nurg u%nierer am lebten
Gonntast sepriiften GOnfirmanben Itatt.
2ese Ger 9err ieinen Se9en auf unlere
I. Gpnfirrnonben.
Nd6iten Jreitaa itiaer 5reito9 ooer
Gbarfreita9.
Suntta9 iiber a6t Sage, Seicr Der
auferitebun9 SeIu Gbriiti. Sic Got.
tesoieni tie Beginner bon Nun an nm 10
llbr SorIitta9s.
8. &peria, 9aitor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-12

Grpboem Die 8u6lberidte aus Den
perIdiebenen S5utoiltrifteu nod uidt
~politdnbig ituS, 10 lit Die @teberer<
mdbluns bes Sru. :. s. Dit alsGountpz
g9ulcommiiidr bod ii6cr uao iuerben
Die nod su 6eridtenoen 9iitrifte iueai9
an benz GeIultate abdnoern fDnner.
8is iebt iinb Die Seridte aus 46
| 0iItriftcn eiugebradt, iuelde fir Stt
9O1 uno fiir 6. M. Sendler 169 Stim
meu abgabeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-12

Stcpe @lanOon, bon Sbirb Greet
Goipnlbtp, iueld)er angetlast mar, per-
l0nlides @i9entbum auf iuelbes CT einc
Misunderstanding einem @ldubiscr
aus9eteat bate, oerfauft ST baben, mir
Be iduloig beiunocn unb ju $500
Strofe uuo Soften, in @an5en $500
perurtbcllt. @lanoun, bebuuptet sabf.
%un9snnfdDig 5n iein u,o iuurbe seitern
na9 cer County Sail 9ebra6t roo er
feline Straie abjuiisen Fat. County
Inmalt @enIel pertrat i'll hieier Slase
ben Stnnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-12
Ser staat unterbislt leit Sabren /,

Ser Staat mterbielt ieit Sabren in
8u6anan urb ct. 2ouis County lie
cine 5iidSudtz Iuitalt, BON no aus Die
@eludiier bes Stuntes BON 3eit 81 3eit
nit 5iid)brut pe.ieben uutoeu. 0ieie
N%nItalteu peroen w%obrideirl;d ibre
tuum iest erfulsrei9 s%eiuOroeue Sbd.
tisteit einlteleu mliien, ba RE oitel
yWtoBbods" iii Der 2esislatur feline
8eipilisuns fit Den l1uterbalt Der Dfos
nomiid luertbuDlen Intolten seinadt
bnteu. @cun Wtiilouri mirtbiGaftli6
unb pulitii6 nidt riidiud,ts seben io1,
70 muB geir6iebenes anbers iperben.
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yIr mas has 0rlo uusaeaebeu ,uuroe

Pin anoerer Stelle bes 6eutigen 8tots
tes finoen uniere 2eIer Den pffiSiellen
Iu5pei5 iiber Die @iuln9meu uito Nus.
gabeu unleres County. Nus oemlelbeu
lit 5t erleben oub i'm 2aufe bes Sabres
aus alien Guellen $13,52O.91 ein9in9en
uno nit benz am Ibl9luB oes pprbers
aehenOen &e6nnn9siabreS ourbaioenen
lleberi6uB bon s7,O92.93 Die @eIammt,
lunume bon ~S2O,613.74 ausmadte, iup:
BON in 2aufe be5 nit bent 4. Mdr5 cnoz
enoen Sabrcs s2O,351.O3 perausgabt
iuurben, unb s292.71 in S6abnmte
uerbliebelt. Ius bieiem Nllstpeis crieb
Ell mir ierrer Dab bic Ius9abtu fir ben
lltterbalt Der Nrmeu III ln1lcrem Gullt,
ty lib i'm lebteh Sabre auf $1,3G2.25
betiefen. Sir Serpfle9ul,s Der @ciltes-
trdnftn iii otn Gtnatsz Srreu 9nitaIter
bs;ablte uuier County i'm ltbteu Sabre
S2,O24.5O.
Die 8tbiibreu bes County Glelf be.
tru9eu $I,39l.5O.
8ebnlt bes County, Nnlualtes $500
@ebait bes Sdagmeiiters $500.OC
Gtbiibrenoes Sheriff s296.15.
Gehiibren Der orei County Giftel
$7G4.4O.
@ebilDren bes 9i,cuit Glerf $34.4C
9~lussabcn fir @ableu $261.2O.
Sir S%erbeherur9 an G~ourtbauz
Elabe iorpie Snitanobaltun9 bes @ebdu
bes unb Der Sail, 6euersO taterial uiip
luurhcn 1886 ucrau5gabt.
Sir Nr6eiten an 5traBen, @e9auI
ieber= utb 5traben.G ommi6Grs= @ebi6:
rem CAB m,Ier County i'll lebten Snbrt
Die biiblde Surlnle uDi1 $9,S36.54 aug
0rudla6cn uno Experimentation in
8etro9e bon $5O1.1O wuroen on9c:
i9afft.
Sir I6lddsun9 0es Gisent6unls mi
Steucrau*gleid)uu9 sbeb6rbe uuroeI
$594.45 uus9c9eben.
Sic 2eidenI9ln iiber Die lln9liiflif=
Ell Oeren GUoesur?abe our6 ben Goro.
ner fcItgeiteGlt iueroen muBte, foitet,
$12O95..
Gebiibren fir Gel6luprene (@rant
uno Eettt Surp) $4,000.
3elt9cn Dor Der @ranb Srrp $192.2O
Soften i'll Criminal JGGen $4sS.9O
Sdut Gumniiilr Oft erbielts 34.31
unb Die alferbaus@eleQi9aft $4,000
speben erbalten bic i90nIte Muslpabl
5rii9ldbr3z mnb COMMENCEMENT Die il
nad 9ernnonn 9cbradt iuur0e. Spredi
Dor uno beiidtiat bieielben bel
M,,, NL,&(:,
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SEER Nrbreas 2oeb, Don @oollam be-
fano ii9 lesten Somstag in Der Stabt
uno iprad er aud auf mlerer Office
upr. Dem &ernebmen mud beuirbi
9err 2oeb ii6 Inn Die grnernun9 gun
8ortmeiiter bon @oOIum. Gu9 Serl
5enrp aO6, bon 9biro Greet, beebrte
uus nit iein.m 8eiu6e uno lit, mie uns
mitsetbeilt tuiro, ebenfnlls etu 8eiuer.
Der I'M oenielben Bulten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-12

Die Otit9licoer oes Dieligen utblcti
id)en Clubs bielten lebten Sunntu9 ibrt
idbrlide Seriamm(un9 ob unb eriudbl.
ten oie fDlgeuben Serren ais 8ireftu:
rem Gobert &obpn, S(u9. 8e9emann, it
s. ". @ilo, @ep. SraeitlD unb Guser
Rippiiein. Die @eielitaft bat re,
idloIien ben 9alebaQ 4snrt hur9 On.
pflan5un9 bon S6attenbdumet 81 Der:
idDnern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-12

GIN 30. 2tpril lit Der bu1toertite SAB.
rcstag bon Nnibilt5tOn's Snau9uratipH.
0icier gag ser 9tntseiniesung BEG eriten
8rdiiocatcn n~uicrer glorrel9en 8epublit
iolltc BON ieoem Sir9er g~efeiert iuerOcn.
Solfentlid fommt aud in ~unierer Staot
cine entIpre6enoe 6eier 5u Stanoe; nit
Den @pr6ersitungen iolte aber bulo b.
aoincn. nerDen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-12

Gin @edielblatt tbeilt nit. ouB mad
s(uli6t zines befonuten Nr5tes Der &C.
ru9 bon enter niebtr9eorebten 9Oblen6Iz
lampe i'll DEN Sdaf5immtrn unt bdufigs
item Die Sppbteria uerurladt. Man
IolIte Die Campo 9ans aus ben 3immern,
no Sinber iblafeu euifCrnen. 0iele
Nuii6t lit i6on Dfters in ben 3eitunsen
eedu6ert pproen. Gs fDnnte bod ont
Guoe etlpns tua6res barau Ietn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-12

6err G9as. 0eibne, BON Qes Moine:
Soma. beIono lid silidc Gage Der lebz
tel @O6e i'll unIerer 5taot 81 Seiud
BEL icinem alten Sdulfnnteraren, 9rn.
9cnyD SObHs. Serr 9eibuc mar Don
oerSG0ubeit I'M ierc3S tdot6ens iebr eiil.
eenummsr uno ipro6 oic9lbiidt aus nit
ltiner 6amilie 5urId 81 tonmen I'm
oen Sommer i'm 9elniitb(iden Sermann
al perleben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-12

@err Safob Sell il. iueldcr ii6 ldrl.
gere Belt III Bates County ouibielt.
febrte bieie &ode luie0cr i'll feline If.
terIibe '5einlatb i'll inherent County
Suriid. Nud) pcrr 5reb Sell iuelder
bic Staatsz 9tormalldule in @arrenss
burg, Wtu. ipdbreno beg ucr9uigencn
Semelters beIudte beIiubct ii6 ieit leBtun
NtittluOd iuieoer ill iciucr ultcn !6eis
mnth.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-12

lluIer &eprdle1tant in Der Staats'
tc9i5latnr, 9trr Mattbcws, FAM lcbte,
5onntn9 i'll @eie1idnIt bes 6rn. $.
M1ortin, Jrunflin Guuutp's @ertreter
III Der G~eies9ebuns, BON Sefferlou GitD
rad u~llerer Staot llrt ei,eu Gag inter
ibren Y%efauutcu gu pcrlpeilet. 0ielelben
~reiltet nod ont ietben 46euo wieoer Slts
rid INT ait nddlten Gage prompt aui
ibrcm 8olteu 5u Ieil.