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Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-02
Thc Prohibitionists Defeated.

KeoHuK, Ia, April 1.-Mayor John N.
Irwin, the republican who closed the saloons
one year ago, was defeated IN the city cleo
zion for mayor by 155 majority. The contest
was ON the enforcement OF the prohibitory
law.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-02
He Owed Sn1O.OnO

BRUSSELS, April 1.-The debts of Wander
talen, who recently committed suicide
amount to 1920, 900. His assets are placed al
S2l000o. Other firms are said to be on the
verge of bankruptcy.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-02
The Lone Hignwayman Again.

MILToN, Cal, April IA stage coach COM
ing from Murphy Station was held up by a
lone highwayman this morning and the ex-
press box ritled. The robber secured little
money. The passengers were not molested.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-02
Drowned In the Canal.

KKoKuK, Ia., Agril l.-[Special Telegram
to The BEE. ALBERT Peterson, an eleven
yoar-old boy, was drowned in the canal here
before noon to-day. He fell from the lock
wall.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-02
Four Children Drowned.

CLINTON. Mo-, April 1.-Yesterday John
Boyle, With his wife and six children, at
was overturned and four of the children
were drowned
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-02
Raised to the Presidential Glass.

WAsnINeroS, April l.-Among the fourth.
class postof,ices which were raised to the
presidential class to-day were the following;
Osceola, Neb.; Rinsaale, H., and Alta, la.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-02
swift,s IxiIl,ng for tho Year.

From April l, 1888, when the packing
house of Swift s. Co. began killing till to-
day, the killings have been cattle, 9o,S44;
calves, 1901; sheep. 80, 5S7 and hogs, 43, S21.
Making total Of l69,059 during the first
Year.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-02
suicide or a Countess.

LONDON, April l.-Countess Josephine
Iadel1lsi committed suicide to-day hy shoot
ing herself with revolver.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-02
SOUTH OMAHA.
South Omaha Politics

The election in South Omaha to day ia
of vital Importance to that city and to Omaha.
1t is struggle between the vicious elements
to perpetuate their power, and the decent
business classes to save the city from over
whelming debts. The present city officers
have plunged recklessly into extravagant
public improvements and contracted debts
aggregating 100000 The new charter
enacted by the legislature must be submitted
to the voters for approval 1t legislates out
of Office four of the present councilmen and
provides for the election of their successors
at large: The most important feature of the
law, and the one which one element is deter
mined to defeat, provides that no contracts
ssa exeess be Of Jet tse expense eS in
are placed under bonds of 81, 600 each, and
they and their bondsmen are collectively liza
BILE for overiaps This wise provision will
prevent the reckless squandering of public
receipts of the city, 1t is a Safeguard
against municipal bankruptcy, and its ratif-
cation insures thei f6ture prosperity of the
people. 1t places! check on the riotous
spendthrifts who hive managed the city's
affairs. They hope to accomplish Its defeat
by refusing to submit it to the voters until
after to-day's elettion. II they succeed
another election VIII be necessary, and the
strife ana confusion of politics prolonged
indefinitely. The better classes of the city
are asked to unite apd demand the submis--
sion of the chart@.
Proceedings Of the City Council.
Mayor Sloane and all the members except
Messrs McMillanl AND Rafferty, were pies
ent when the council met Monday evening.
The minutes wereread and approx ed. An
ordinance was authorized 70 be drawn
changing the grade of Twenty. fourth street
at j as recommended by the committee to
cut m three and "a half IN eft aad of eoyo,, foot
below the present road surface. Thirty
three bills, aggregatng s., 290,S6, on recon-
mendation of the finance committee, were
passed. j. j. Mahoney's claim for $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-02

order RESTRAINING F1ese consolidated concerns
from occupying Md building in the streets
named. 1t claips 10 have secured the fran
that OF ow n az exstonCe ee0s fop sS
construction of n snotor railway east from
Howard and Twelfth streets one block,
thence south on Eleventh street across
the viaduct TO Viuton, thence west
TO Thirteenth and south on Thirteenth
to the southern;ljmits Of the city. II pro-
poses TO build ttiis4ine nt once and operate
the same with al possible speed. This cor
poration charges. the other with having pro-
ceeded at night tfhre and on Sunday in no
less than three instances, to tear up the
paved streets WITHOUT permission from the
board of public hteEls and in defiance of law.
Judge Doane gDppted the order Ia this petit
tion the same as in the other and set the
hearing of the case for next Monday
Charles Johnson, the amateur desperado,
who made an attempt TO kill Irwin Devore a
R " M. conductor has been sentenced to
two years in state prison. His attorneys
made desperate effort to get new trial
for him, but Judge Croft overruled their mo-
tion and sent the young man where he can
learn trade that will be of some service to
him.
"Colonelr Mosby, the Alabama negro, tried
several days ago for stealing diamond be-
longing to John Mcintyre, has been dis
charged.
Judge Doane and a jury commenced the
case IN which the Missouri Sand and Gravel
company is suing the Phoenix Insurance COM
pany for sl,25O, the face value of a policy
held on the old toWboat "W. p. Bishop ~
While making trim from St. Louis to Omaha
two years ago, the boat sprung alead at the
St Joe landing, soon flied and sunk. The
Phoenix people refused to pay the insurance.
Charles McCarty, young tramp, arrested
for breaking into and robbing the store of A.
j. Llnstgard on the night of March 25, was
arraigned before Judge Croft. He pleaded
not guilty, and was remanded for trial
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-02
County Court.

Bertha Hansen made application to the
county court yesterday, asking that the will
of julius Hansen be admitted to probate.
The plaintiff in the case of Hans Larson
against Nellie King, a suit to recover Sl3S
for building an addition to her house. was
given judgment yesterday for the full
amount
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-02

We havea large and elegant line Of Spring
OVERCOATS and light weight garments OF
latest and newest styles, which we bought al
our own offer, and these we have marked al
prices whice are bound to make you purchase.
if in need of anything IN this line.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-11
What Women Can Do.

A correspondent of New York paper has found three smart women up in Somer- set County, .:''somewhere above East Nor ridgewock." Two of them are sisters, aud the other was formerly milliner, who got tired of making bonnets and decided to try farming so she cast in her lot with the sisters, who owned the farm where they now live. Tho three lved in Q house described as weather beaten pink in color and standing under Q group of magnificent maple trees. They are experts in canning berries and in all other kinds of housekeeping, and can drive an ox-team, milk, churn, ride moving ma chimes and chop wood with the best of folks. They enjoy good health and spirits and be- lieve that farming pays.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-11
A YOUNG GlRL-TRAMP,
Two Years fin Making Her Way from Call fornin to Now Jersey.

Two Years fin Making Her Way from Cali. fornia to Now Jersey.
 A New Brunswick (N. J.) special to the Times says: Mary Roper, girl of twelve years, arrived hero the other day, very tired, very hungry, rather dirty and some what inclined to cry when questioned. The child says she came from California and has for two years been travelling on freight and coal trains. She was barefoot, wore a thin gingham dress, and was black with dirt and coal-dust. A lady found her cry ing on the street, and after belng fed and given a coat and a pair of shoes and stock ings, she was sent to the police station. Later the overseer of the poor took her in charge.
 Mary said that her parents died four or live years ago, when she was not moro than seven or eight years old. Her fathers name was John Roper, and his death oc- cured shortly before that of her mother, who had consumption. The only relation, an aunt, took the orphan, but before long the aunt died, and for two years the little one was cared for by neghbors in return for what work she could do for them. When she was ten years old she ran away and be- gan her journey East, stealing rides on freight trains. Brakemen helped her, she said, and gave her food and she begged food elsewhere. At many places she stopped for several weeks at time and got work.
 She said there were lots of things she could do; she could sweep, scrub, make beds and cook. She described her recipe for making biscuits, and declared she could economize by using sour milk
 Saturday she boarded coal train at North Branch and rode to Elizabeth, and she had ridden part of the way and walked the rest from that city to New Brunswick
 She is small and thin, with straight, black hair, dark brown eyes and a complexion that, naturally dark, has been bronzed by exposure.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-11

| -@'S be another man Ill tho wide world so steeped in sorrow as l was that night! Surely not one! Where should turn? What could dol And even through the tempest of my torn heart the bitter voice of jealousy called aloud. For I loved this woman, to whom had given all; and she at this moment-she was Ahl could not bear to think of it; and in my utter agony my heart burst forth in river of tears such as are terrible to weepl
 Then Charmion drew near to me, and saw that she, too, was weeping.
 ''Weep not, Harmachis r, She sobbed, kneeling at my side. 'sI can not endure to see the eweep. Oh why wouldst thou not be warned9 Then hast thou been great and happy, and not so now. Listen. Harmachis | Thou didst hear what that false and tigerish woman said-to-morrow she hands thee over to the murderersW
 "It is well,n gasped,
 ''Nay, itis not well. Harmachis, give he, not this last triumph over thee. Thou hast lost all save life; but while life remains hope remains also, and with hope the chance of vengeancer'
 "Ahw said, starting from my seat. 'sI had not thought of that. Ay, the chance of vengeancei It would be sweet to bo avengedp'
 ''1t would be sweet, Harmachis, and yet oA@S-N SHS SC0uS0 4c on 0<EOw tu&V 1u A0lllu z oft pierces him who shot 1t. Myself know it" and she sighed. But 2 truce to talk and grief. Time will there be for us twain to grieve, if not to talk, in all the heavy coming years. Thou must fiy-be- fore the dawning of the light must thou fly, Here is plan. Tomorrow, ere the dawn, a galley that but yesterday came from Alexandria bearing fruit and storas sails thither once again, whereof the Captain Is known to me, but to thee he is not known. Now, will find thee the garb of Syrian merchant, and cloak thee as know how, and furnish thee with letter to the Cap tain of the galley. He shall give thee pass. age to Alexandria, for to him thou wilt seem but as merchant going on the busi. ness of thy trade. 'Tis Brennus who is Captain af tho Guard tonight, and Brennus Is Q friend to me and thee. Perchance he will guess somewhat; or, perchance, he will not guess; at the least, the Syrian merchant saall safely pass the lines. What sayest thoui''
 Tt is wei" answered wearily; "little do reck the issue,n
 "Rest thou then here, Harmachis, while I make these matters ready; and, Harma- chis, gr1eve not overmuch; there are others
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-11
CHAPTER XXIII,

THE PLAN OF CHARMIoNi CONFESSION aA CHARMION, AND ANSWER OF HARMACHIs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-11

6OR some while I sat
 with bowed head, and the last bitterness of shame sank into my soul. This, then, was the end! For this I had betrayed my oaths ; for this I had told the secret of the Pyramid;
 for this l had lost my Grown, my honor, and, perchance, my hope of Heayeni Could there
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11
8erbanblungcn Ses S9Ibenb rrrins


&e9elmoBise &eriammluns Der 9erz
manner S6arHdiibeu SereinS ben 80.
Sccember 1858.
9as GrutofpQ Der lebten 8erfamme
lung oerleIet unb an9enomnlen.
@%innubmen al munatliden Seitrdsen
$3.50.
Scrrn Subn Yiauti9 ipurbe 0un
Serrn 6ris Soeller als Mtitslieb porse,
I6ta9cn.
Cine &e6uuus bon Grnf 8ro's int
Setrase bon $500 iuurbe einserei6t
unb beSablt. .
0os Bali Committee beri6tete baS I'D,
Die @innaDmen poin lesten Boil (9tos
pemter Den ~ auf $6.5O beIiefen, hos
raul bns Committee nit 9ont entlafen
ipurOe.
@s ipuroe beidtoiisn Gamitas oen
16ten 5ebruar eiren Masfenbad it Der
Concert Sale ab5ubdlten. Der Ginz
trittspreis io1 259ts. a Berion betra.
gen.
Nls SaQ Committee %erltannte Der ErG,
iioent Die 0errsu @uitan @berliH, $.
Ssniin9 jun. uno SuGirs Streder.
Il5 Snim Gomittes bic SerreR
GunraO Slirse, 5. 2uebbe unb gbos.
@6erlin.
Sierauf 8ertasuns.
@Unrab alinse, Secr. pro tenn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11
aus BEN s~riebenstIaIe.

s9nee tuhniden iest bic iunsen 2eute
bamit fe lire S9litten berporbolen
f5nnen. (Sem @unide u%nierer iunseu
Sreunoe bat Der 8etterclert bereits ents
iproden unb iiber gtadt ben eriebnten
S9nee sebra6t.-Gnm. bes 8oltsbl.)
Serr %. SOfmann bat Dor &uraem
uniere @eseno ~perlafen um in Gbicaso
iein Slid 81 ueriu3en. @ie er ieinen
bieiisen Sreunbeu beri6tet, ersebt es ibnl
iebr gut in Der Sremoe.
Serr 5reb. OeIi6Iaeser, tpelder ii9
mebrers 8o9eu BEL ieiuem . MEL 81
8eiu9 befauo. febrte bieie @Ode tpiee
Der in bic Seimatb 5urid.
Serr Sreb. 9eiba@ perlOr Elm fuert6.
pones Stld Rinbpieb, iubem basiel6e
unter einem S~trObbaufen eritidte.
Serr 6. Gittbaus unb Satin, pOu
Suubee, Ms., befanben ii9 iiber Reu.
jabr bier 81 8eiu9 BEL 5rau Sobannt
9iltbeb.
Die @attin bes Srn. ST. 2eiba3 be
finbet ii6 sesentudrtis auf Der &ranten
liite. @ini6en balbise Gene iuns.
Serr Sobn &lOtt, tuelder fib Iduser
3eit III &anius befanb, 1T se%seniudrti
bier gu Seiu9 bel ieincm Sruoer, Srr
@eors &lott.
: Serr @uitau 9iltbep, iuel6er in be
t Mai6inenperthdtte bes Srn. Cha:
@perp beiddftist tuar, bat feline Sten
ni~eber9elest uno befinoet ii9 jeBt bic
+. bel leine1 9ln9eb0ri9en.
0as Sbultiabr lit nun poriiber III
uniere Sun9seieaen iiben INNER np'
y, rubi8 nit uugefidten Suien ba. 30
5 nur Den Mutb nidt iinfen ~lufien, Der
jebt lit Cure Belt pieber ba.
=, Murphn h..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11

Sie @eIddfte bes NOrooeuti6en
2lopo. - 8etrd6tli6e 3unabrne ge9en
oas 8oriabr. geit Sabren i9on bes
ftrebt ii6 Der @~orbbeuti6e 2lppb, Dbne
RidIi6t ouf bic babur9 ertua9ienben
Soften, ieiner 9ampferlinie aipiiden
8remen uno Stem gorf bas &enonlme
Ser beiten unb sablrei6it benuBten Bal>
laeieriinic at erbalteu. Die friber be-
rubten dlteren Dampfer iino ldnsit ans
oeren 2inien bes 2lopb 5usetbeilt uao
our6 G9neaOumpfer BON better &On'
~truftiun eriebt wuroen, tuel6e auBer
5dneQi9feit llnn gtoBter @legan5 Der
I~usItattuns aud Die gr6BtmO9ll9e Std~
erbeit bieteu. 9abci meroen Die ldltrtts
liden 0ampIer BON erIubrenen nno por'
ItdtiQen @opitdnen foinmanoirt unb lez
cen ibrc 5abrteu nit iplder 8romptbelt
Suriid, DAP man gcipDbnli6 fat auf Die
5tu1be ibce AntuuIt uOrberlagen fam.
Die 9ampfer be5 Nprooeutiden 2lupo
f0nneu ii6 beute ni6t ulr nit oenert Der
be1ten en9lii6eu 2iuien mcien, iorbern
inn beuiclbeu thntId6li6 fait hberle9en.
0o6 nm bas Bublifum oies aub Su
iuiirbigen ueritebt, lit am 8eiten aus benz
letis pn91cnOeu 8uiia9ierael9dft oes
Nurooeutl6en 2lopb erii@tli9. 9as
uerflpIiene Sabr ma6te bieroon feline
Qusnabme, ba Der Norbbeutide 2lopo,
iuel6er idpn ieit Sa9ren be5ii9li6 Der
Gnsobl Der %befDrberten Saiiaaiere al, Der
Spite aner 2inien Itanb, ipieberum etne
@ermebrun9 bes 9aiia9ierseiddfts Inn
1869 8erionen 5u per5ei6nelt bat, ple
aus na6ltebenber per9lei6enoer 3ulam'
mcnitellun9 eriidtli9 lit.
Sn 1887 ipurben bon 8remen tab
9tcipzgorf in Der eriten 8ailte 7O17, in
in Der 5~tueiten Sajiite 5311, int J3pls
idenbef 51,7O4, BON NewzYort mad
Sremeu, lit eriter Salute 1928, 5%lueitsr
&aiite 1888, 3pii6enoed 1896 I'M
@anSen allp 99,913 Buiia9iere bef6r'
bert, se9cn 97,2s2 in 1883, ndmli6 BON
Sremen na6 @eu>gOrf erite saliite
1853, 5peite Sniiite 1927, 3ipil9enoed
53,O75, BON Neiuzgorf na9 8remen
erI tie &aiiite 1892, 5peite aaiite 400
un6 3lpiI6enbef 1868 8afasiere.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11

sr6serem MaBitabe interefirt finb, finb
beredtist, bon Sbnen Die sr6Bte 8erids
fi9tisuns 81 beanipru6en.
9lud m6bte i'd ibre Gufmerfiamfeit
auf Die Sbatla9e %lenfeu, baB oiejenisen
8rObfri9te Der Miiiourier GARNER, nod
pel6en ni6t ausenblidli6 ma9frase
berri9t, BON 5eiten Der Speculanteu Ell.
ner tpilfirli3en 8reis6efimmuns uu=
teriuprfen iinb, tpel9e ni6t i'm Ginflanse
nit benz 8erbdltniB Stuii6en gOrratb
uno Na@frase ite9en. Sanf ben Wans
ipulatrOuen o Gerioner, beren Sc
iddft Option : Dealing" senannt
pirb, 1T Der Greis bon @etreibe unb ans
bern 8ru6uften oft mebr als 80 Nal i'm
Mouat elm anoerer, iuabrenb in benz
3eitranm feline G9uentunseu in benz
8erbdltniB bon @Orratb uno 9a9frase
eintrat.
Sur9 elm @eieb bonn 10. @fars 1887
puroe ,Sption.9 eulins" (Sdeits Ooer
3ufunftss 9 rfaufe) iiberal I'M Staate,
nit @usnabne in incorporates San'
belsbDrieu, u~nteriast. @enn es i'm Sn'
terefe Der @e%treibebdnoler bes Staatea
liest, baB bic 8reiie Der Sarmproouett
: i6ipanfen, 10 iolten bic 8Drien nidt cir
, Neonopol in bieiem @ei4dfte BADEN
Ser Ginipanb, baB basielbe Gei9dft ii
, anbern Staaten betrieben tuerben niroe
penn es bier perboten tudre. lit MIDI
iti9baltts. @ir io0ten uniere Bfid)
ee9et unIere eisenen 8iiraer tbun.
Sd fam lei bieier @~elesenbeit bi
@ranbe, tpeI9e mir fir Elm gersebel
ber 9e9islatur lit bieier I~ngelesenbel
~pprbanben gu iein i6einen, rtur Ober
: fld6li6 beleu9ten unb fcrae MaBrese
empfeblen, iuelde bic beitebenben nebe
l beIeitieen iuiirbe. 9ie !Sntere1en be
2anbtuirtbe iinb ni6t setudbrt. s.
> Sbrer SanO liest es, iol6e @aBresel>
su er9reifen, buB iie ben slei6en S4ut
II mic Die Snbuftricn bes Stuates erbal
II ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11

Sberif SbOdlep bat &errn @m.
@ollier, 0 Sbirb Greet Sownibip als
Deputy fir ben iHbliben 2beil oes
GountD's ernannt. Golfer lit berienise,
Der Dor mebreren Sabrcn einen Der
8auber eri9OB Die BEN 2abel bcs 9rn.
g. 50. Surdarb plinbertcn uub ben
iult9en 8urbarb ermorbeten. 8bitneD,
Der aroere Der &Guber, ipurbe bcfanntz
lid 6ur9 &ifter 9pn6 bel Settle ses
i6afft.
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Wic CT n%nnuncirt.

Gin Strr, prl&sr in elmer flein.n Stapt i'm
Wtfsn tprbnte, bate RON feinsm Batter bic
S6pinbfudt sesrbt, uub Der Doftsr laat. ibm
rae or itsrbsn miTr. Or t5rte auf bi. ldpa&.
enee ar;rei feines arites ;u nebn,s CT, unb
ocriudte ss nit Or. Vierce's Golden Medical
discovery. Sn brei Ioaaten mar or aelune
unc frdftis. Setne Ra6barn, psl9s pustrn,
tsie franf or attrsisn mar, bateH ion UNI cine
rTsntIid; Grfldruns. auf pelGe Neils or
turirt mrrbsn lei. Gr anapncirte, bag or n
einem sepifen absrb in Der Stdbtbaut eiucn
Srrtras taltsn trsrbe, unb cine srpBs i3ubS.
lfeQte ii4 elm. uub tpprin tffdnb
isin 9Ortras? aus 3psi @tbilbunsfn pom f6
isl6if, elmer ppr une elmer, ndthtm tr bic
stbrauSt bate, icpie aus fani lser en-
Srn ptrre,'5 Golden Medical Dis
Or isIbff ipra& fsin @pri; feline gu.
b6rsr absr einesa utrr3sust ron hanRsn.
llsbsrtriTt artS anetu - Or Sasr's
Raiarrb. Stilmittsl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11

@erbrn mir nod ein.n 8riea srlsbsn? gsr-
I6iebsne pplitii1e prUpbetsu bebauptsu, tab
ries Der 5al Iein pirb. Nds benz u ftin
rie ibm ppItr; Der pom her nnehijiuii&en
@ifenf@aft ssgrn tas ceer Der aranfbeiten
gsflbrte adnpf tpirb uitt auf1Srea, fis mir
bas utepii6e 3eitaIter errri6t bdbfn prr ben
in trtGder has Reuf6sn1 ei6IeGt ni&t Hisbr
tur6 f6rperIihe 2eioeu bcintgefn6t tperben
irirb. Cine ter mdHtisfen BaTeu aus Der
Raffammer Der SeiIfunbe ia 5Ofs tiers
Rasenbitters, pei6e5 fit ais BanilitHrnsbt-
sin srn ipesielen Rusen ~srtpiefen bat % To-
irrtise einSeruns unb idlirblite 6eiluns Der.
jst issn Tasen-, 9sbsr- unb Ginsfrstbebe-
idpersfn brinst. tpelde am bdn1sfftn Dor.
frmmsu. @trSauunssiGpd&e, @aaenbe.
jGpsrbrn unh gsrfppfuns fab u~nsertrennli&e
0efGbrten unb nieie Yfa5en rereen fur@ bas
Siffers SpQtommen dusserpit,t. Absr bic
bsilfrdftise Rirfuns bisffr uuiibcrtrtHltG ~.
irdsli5en unb seiunben s9e biiin erfrsdt f@
aud anf RersSfr 3ufdde, 3beuridtism mus unb
3isrenIeibsn; has Gbarafterifituui friner nis-
lesensrei9en @irfuHs II bic un-
6rineIi&feit, NIT etr q NIT
ME allen auesrnl anssfabrten unjn-
aufraurat. ]
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Sf GMminbiudt nnleiIbar?

2eIet mas SIR. 6. 8. Rrrris, STEWART
9lrf., faet: S5 lit an einen @elGpire an
Der 2unse unb Sreunhe unb slerste iastsn,
hds i'd unbsilbar an Der G6pinbfu6t ltiee.
Sfsann Or. Sings Nsp Discovery fir Con-.
iumption ein,unsbmsn, bin ieyt an Der brit
ten 5laide unb I'M Staube, bic arbeiten nuf
raeiuer Garut ;u bsaufFStisen. Dts if bic
bette yRssi3in bic js ssntatt iparbt.
Sefe Nibrlspart, Decatur. Sbic, idst:
Sdtte i'd uidt Or. Sings Stem Disepsery
ssbrau&t, 10 mare i'd an elmer 2%unssnfranf.
belt sefprben, ib mar bereits BON BEN 9lsrs.
ten aufseeeben, beFabe mid iest i'm teifen
Wpblfein. probirt eS. prpbtfaI&en un.
sntssltliG In Or. gbntune RaGt's Gpp.
spsls. S,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11

Die 9lufmertiamteit u%nierer 2eler
leufen mir auf Die neue Gn5ei9e beg
Serrn 6. 8lumer, pom Berger. Ser
Ielbe bat erIt fiirSli6 wieoer mebrere
Garlabungeu bes por5ii9li6iten Sau.
bul5es erGalten unb pertauit oaslelbe 81
duBerIt bilisen 8reiIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11

Sept lit bic 3cit Der N(usperfduIe uno
Die @~ele9cnbeit SIT biai9cn Glnfdufen,
pie iie wdbreno elmer anbern Belt
beg Sn6res nidt in bent MuBe Wieoerz
tebrt, ba nit ben 8iutcriuanrcn auI9ez
rGunlt nerbcn lpl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11

Serr ScnrD 6. Sra6t, bon 5rcb=
erif8bur9 bcebrte ms lcsteu Montas
nit cinem anscneBmcn @el6dftsbeiude.
gr beri6tet DAP i'll tcr Nudbaridaft
BON fredericksburg icbr piel &ranfbcit
unter Den G%inluobncrn Bcrrl6e uno bic
9ler5te a1e Sdnoe pol Su tbur babeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11

Die County Court beiuili9te lesten
5reita9 iOlgcnoen @irtben reue Sdanf.
licenien: Gbil. Sacfner, 4bil. Snbn,
Gonrao S6ud, Srib Soeler, Gbas.
&irnnel uno @m. Sracrole, bon Ser
manu; Gba5. SOnnta9 uno 9enrD
S6par5e bon abortion.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11

Sas 8etter mar biele ISOLDE 9att5
abi6euli9. GIN 9iensta9 rr9cnetc es
ben 9ar5en Sag unb Die 2anoltraBen
ipuroeu babur6 in b~pbenluien 3uItan6
9eIebt. 9ieiem llmItanbe lit es atd
SuSui6reiben, baB iib 10 iueni9e unierer
Sarmer in Der Stabt 5ei9ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11

~lluiere 5reunbe I'M 2unbe Werben er=
Iudt uns gQes mitSutbeilen, mas in
ibrer @e9enb puiiirt. SOd5eiten, &C.
burten, SobesIdle uiiu. fomuten bod
bdufis Dor, unb ba es uts unipDgli6 1T
iibernl I'M County ST. iein, 10 bitten mir
uniere Sreunbe, ms ale Neuisfeiten
m%itsutheilen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11

Die Berger 2ose bes u. 8. Il. %,
Srbens initallirte leste 8o6e Die fol-
senben neuen 8eamten: Setter Iblib,
g. SO. 80; Ius. 8%attenberg, Nt. So;
Sos. Mopsmanlt, Sormann; s. G..
Spredelmeper, Suerieer; >. 8eoepoDl,
@efretdr; 9nn. Saib ir. 96asnteifter;
Senrp Srubueie, 5inancisr; s. 9ein
iObn, Gibrer; Sos. 8innesbserfer, S,
So; q. 9iltben, q. %.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11

Na9oem ipir urs iudbrenb Der lebten
Monate bes I6Oniten @etters erfreuten,
ltelte ii6 Der @inter lebten 9iersta9
alen @rnites ein. Sn Der 9iensta9
gta6t fiel etiun Spei 3oa S6nce nno
bas 0uedilber i'm Sbermpmeter Iuni
pl6bli6 Big auf Is Grab berab.