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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-17
FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE.

Notice is hereby q ven to all creditors
and others interested in the estate of Ta-
lithaPhe,ps. deceased that the undersi yned
administrator of said e state intends to
make final settlement thereof at the next
term of the Probate Court of Gasconade
County, State of Missouri, to be held at
Hermann on the second Monday, Feb
ruary, 1890
j. P. WIsEMANN
Administrator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-17

Sefretdr @inbom mill bas Serbdlt-
niB Ieines departments in Der @ins
tpanberunssbebDrbe I'M Cattle Saroen
loIen unb beabiidtist, bem gonsreB eine
Bill su unterbreiten, iuona9 bas 9e'
Iammte @intpdnberlinssueien inter bic
gontrolIe bes 8unbes seitellt tuirb. 9a
sebDrt es bin, nu9 ubne Die ffanoal0ie
8ertpaltuns Der Seem gurfer 8eb6rben.
9ie giripanberer fontmen rtn6 ber Ser.
Gtaater, ni6t rad bieiem poer ienent
9taate, unb tpenn ber GunsreB @eiese
our 8esuliruns Der @iniuanberuns err
ldbt, ipie fann er beren 9ur6fhbrung
Gtaatsbeamten lberlaiien? Sn slei6er
8eiIe fpllte er bas Quarantine s@eien
Der 8unbesresieruns unterpronen.
8pm 9iip @ranbe Biz our gbeinpeafc,
8ai itebt basielbe fdun pruftiid unter
Der Iufii9t bes Marinebuipitaloienites
nit Musnabme BON Netu Orleans, oas
euten Guarantdnebienit bat, in 3ctp
gurf aber fiibrt cine StnatsbebDrbe Die
Iufii9t unb ba bat bic Bolitif mebr 81
iaaen, ols basSntereTe bes2anoes. lin
gini91eppunsen bon gpiben,ien tpirfs
lam entsesentreten 5u f6nnen, lit es
nDtbis, baB bic Sunbesbeb0roe Die
poIfpmmene GOntrolIe ausibt," iast
aans ridtis Der Wlilwauteer ~6e=
rob-"
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8ufTalo. 81. y. Nebr.. 1se

BuHalo, u. y. Sebr., 1882,
9or Stuei SabreH fit i6 swei @oden
on einem uerrenften 3nte un6 mar ses
aluunseu &riden su aebrau6sn. Cine
5loi6e ct. Safobs Def beilte mid.
g5arles 2amp, 301-305 glt.Strnbe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-17

Der neuertudblte bemutrutii9e @Ou-
perneur ppn Ohio, Campbell. iuuroe am
lebten Dienstas in iein amt einseIest.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-17

Die 5lottencommiiiion, tpeld,e gu benz
Spede ernannt iuusbe, einen 8lnn ;um
8au elmer Der @iirbe uno Der Na6t
Der Station entipre6enben Slutte Su
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-17

Or. 9Dllin9er iit am 5reita9 9tbeno
III Mnn9en Seitorber, uu6bem cr ieit
10 Gasen OH bet Snf nflueE5o 9eiitten,
Sobnnn SuIepb S9na5 b. 9Dlinser par
um 2Siten 9ebruar 1899 su 8anber9
eeboren. Gr Ituolrte ourt uuo III @ilr5z
burg 9beolosie uno empfin9 am 15iteh
Ipril 1922 bic 8riei iterlueibe. Seinc
umfafienbe @elebriamfeit rerl6affte linn
16un 1926 einen 6uf ais anBerprbentz
li6er 8rpIeilor Der Sbeologie na9
Miinhen. OOrt iuurbe Ell 1927 lo9ar
orbentli9er 8tofeIior Der air6en9e@
ididte unb oc3 &ir6enre6ts. 9lls
Wtitelieo bes 5ranfiurter Harlam eHts
ae66rte er 5u ben beoeutenoften 6ilbs
rern Der fat9olil6en Sruftion. slls
8orfdntpfer fir Die unabbdn9i9feit nno
GelbItItdnbigfeit Der fat9oliI6en STRIDE
nabm CT au6 on mebreren @tncrul Ser
Iamntluneen Der tat6oliI6Cn Screlne
0cutI6lanos 9bsil. 9as beoeutenolte
@erf aus bieler 3eit ungetriibter fatboz
liI6er 8irtiamfeit 26llinscr3 f;ibrt ben
gitel: 0ie &eformatiun, ibre iunere
@ntuide1ung unb i6re 29irfun9en. 3
gbe. &e9ensbur9 1S46-194S.-9en
uerbdngniBpullen @enOepuntt i'll BEN
2ebcn bes bohbe9abten 0tanmes biloete
bas Satifanii6e Goncil. @r befdmpfte
bic 2ebre BON Der lebramtli6en pabitz
li6en l1nfeblbarftit unb unteriuarf iitt
au6 nidt, als lie gum 9p9ma erbober
ipar. 9lm II. glpril 1871 iuuroe Dit
grfommunitatipn iiter i'm perban9t
Seitoem lebte CT, BON Der batrlI6en &e'
sieruns lit ieinen s(emtern 9ei6iibt, 81
Mitnden.-( Imerifa.)
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She:iff's Sale in Partition.

Emma Schneider and Frank A. Schneider,
her husband and Dina Mathis and Andries
Mathis her husband and Bertha Pope and +.
c. Pope her husband and Lydia Kraemer an
infant byFrank A. Schneiderher guardi an, vs..
VIM Kraemer. Nina Leimkuehler and Frank
Leimkuehler her husband AnnieJ jackson and
Gardner z, Jackson her husband and Fritz
Krasmer in the Circuit Court of Gasconade
County State of Missouri By virtue and
authority of a decree and order of sale made by
the dCourt in the above entitled cause, and of
a certified copy thereof, dated January 3rd 1870
WEDNESDAY. 2Gth DAY of FEBRU AIRY 1890
between the b ours of9 O'Clock in the loren Oon
and 5 O'Clock in the afternoon of that day, at
the front door of the Court House, in the Town
of Hermann, in Gasconade county, state OF
Missouri sell, at public vendue, to the highest
bidder the following described Real Estate,
viz: the south west part north west quarter oil
south west quarter in section two, Lot one anu
east half of lot twoand three of north east quar-
ter OF Section three east half of lot one of north
west quarter, north east quarter of south east
quarter and north east part of north west quar-
ter of south east quarter OF section three all IN
township forty two range six west contalning2a;
acres more or less Terms ofsale as follows, viz
one third cash in hand at the time otSale third
in one year and theBalance one third in two year.
de ferred payments bearing SIX per cent inter-
est, purchaser giving good and sufficient securi'
ty for deferred payment:
Sheriff
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8Sdentli9er Narftberid5t.
0etreioe, Iebl uim.
Yrnbufte.
Gprriairt bon

GEORGE KRAETTLY, @roter.
3ie ansesebenen Sreiie uerben bon ben
Sdnblern ueiitens im Tauide] ! beSablt.
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Weges gegangcna 5iatt beiIen bsIdHig=
ten Sic mebrere paifanten, tpie na=
mputfif1 hptt Qpunsn Gronfa

2oe8es 8e8an9ens Slatt DeneH beld1tlg=
ten Sic mebrere Pahanten, uie no=
mentli1 ben 3eugen Grante.
Wngefl.: zee Sadel St balf mir BON
Srlttoar uff, nobel ct mir ben 6ut bon
&opp ifieB, tuofir Id ibm naoierli6 cen
Sbupps CAB, bet ct per 3ufalI in'n
NlHnifeen flng. Gann Id fiir, bet in
bic Seieno bic &innltsene nod mid al.
gel9afft ftno? Iber I'LL tponte er mir
oapor perantmorli6 MAIDEN, bet ct inn
Hinniieen ieflogen mar. ga wur6e id
nabierli9 cen 8B6en ungemietbIi9 un
i9impfte binter ibm Der. Det is VII
lens, aber bon irobsa unfug bin id mir
Dirtli9 nii6t berpubt.
Sn biefer Weiie fdbrt BET unibulbiae
9err S6webt fort, gu perF1ern, bob ct
ni1ts, rein gar ni9ts begangen unb ers
3dblt babel nit Der barmloieffen Wiene
BON ber Welt bic f9redli6iten Dings.
28lr erfabrea nab unb ua6 bru6ftldz
Detle eine ganae &eibe Don @eieyesz
iibertretunsen. BON benen gum Slid fur
ibH nur bic unbebeuten6lten aur Mnaei,
ge gelangt fnb. Wiit 2tidli9t auf ben
3uitanb. in wel6em er fd Bel 8eaes
bung feiner Miietbaten befunben, Iau=
tete bas urtheil nlr auf eine @sIbfrafe
bon fGnf3ig Marf.
069li1if Dsrwunbest, tpie man einen
10 uni9uIoigen Mealden oerurtAeiIen
Tonne unb unter nD1maliger 0erH6ez
ruHg, oaB er fIir ben erfoIgten 9i9ters
ipru9 feline 8erantportung nbernebme,
oerlieB 5apebt 56gernb uub tOpfldnt.
telnb ben @eri6tslaaI.
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99nn1n

San: nlurmelte tie. Irn aber geb, i'd
babe init bem Wanne bier au fpre9en !!
Ser Wlte taumelte 3urhd. @ndbigHe
8rdfin! f6lu93te er auf. st Iiist ia!
ST liist ia!
@ebl pieberbolte iie, meine Rraft
reidt ionit nibt mebr.
Weinenb fdli9 er aur Sbiire biHaus
uno mics bic 9anfa bintpes, bic i'm nit
5ragen beifiirmte. QD;r we,ben gut
Ndt gebea miiHen. ftieB ct 5sbenb bers
OOr. Sag uno Na6t = ber See 1T 10
DrinHen mdbtte bic nuterrsbune fur3,
nur luenise Minuteil. Dam fan1 Der
Srubta berauseefhIi6en, ben Bart in
Der 5ano. Wabrbaitis, GER San,
murntelie er, ie bauert mib. Iber i'd
lou sic bineini9iden, iie bat einen
auftrog fiir Sic.
Ils San in bic Stube trat, iaB He auf
Der 8anf ON Slide. 6ier, murmeIte
iis unb sos Elm S6IiiRelden berbor,
offne bic @aiiete III meiuem 3immer unb
Glib bem Weni6en bic breibunoert Sui.
ben, bic i'd ibm beriproden babe 80.
unb f6id mir bic Dantal
Das Wdb9en, ipeIGss menige @e.
tunoen fpdier einirat, fdab ibre 0errin
obnmddtis auf bet DieIe binseiiredt.
gs war cine tiefe Obuma6t; erit
Der Irst ben San berbeigeDolt, tonnte
he burd feline gfen3en bannen. ST
blicb big tief In bic Ha1t BET Der Rrans
ten uno fd)ien ni9t obne ernite Sorge.
gs 1T ein @ebirnfieber i'm In3uge,
ia9te er, San, als ct sing, i'd fiir9te,
Der Gaa mirb f9wer!
vt ir,te; als ct ain nddlfen Sage
eri1ien, fanb er Subitb auber 8stte.
sic fab idbliugs sealtert aus, pie Elm
Shatten ibrer ielbif unb es eri1htterte
ibn, als ct gema9rte. baB fi1 In bas
rotbe @olb ibres 6aares belle 6dben
geuifdt. Graue 0aare, tnurmelte er.
@ndbisite @rdfin, i6 tpeiB ni9t, mas
Sbnen begesnet 1T, aber Sie fnb
Mutter -.
@lauben Sic mir, i9 bente baran,
perfi9erte iie unb bantte ibm fdr feline
Sbeilnabme. Ct DerlieB lie berubistar,
als er getommen.
Nud 9anca atbmete auf, aIs ie bic
9esiin tpieber flar unb eiitig wie i'm.
mer, au fi6 rebeu b6rte. ytur San bIieb
dngiflidsbas enbet ni9t gut! murmelte
ct ben Sag iber, lpo er ging unb iianh,
Dor li9 bin. Gott erbaIte ibr ibren
8erifanb. llnb feline Sorge Heigerte
fi6, als lie i'm am Nbenb berbeiritf
unb ibnl iagte: Du bait Dein grfpartes
fur mid opfern pp0en, San. ga Du
mid 10 lieb baif, 10 mirft Du mir gewiB
Sein Gel5 leibeu. tpenn i9 Did barum
bittes
-Mit taulenb Greubeu fagte er,
aber tn Der Gafette liegt nod 10 piel
-. = Denno6 bite id bid ba.
rum. i'd 3oble es Dir IsetpiB 3uriid! ST
6ra@te es ibr ano iaste betrtibt au Der
6anea:
etpas ID ba binter ber 5tirn bod
ni6t riftig -.
4m nd6ften Morsen ioute er erfeuz
nett, baB he aud barin tlareu SHINES
getpeien.
(8ortietuns foIgt)
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l1m eineu gier5Sffe1 1T es 70 me.


mig ettuas Sd6nes, aIs um einen anbez
ren 56ffel, unb bic Seuti6en f5nnten
III Der Verberrli6ung beg 9eiligen
8ambrinus fdon etmas tueuiger Ieiften.
I6er es beiBt bos 2inb nit bfm Babe
ausl1titten, Denn be, Scientific Nme.
riean" bic auhaiiung total berpirft,
als ob bur9 bic 8erbreitung bes Bier
genuiies in bieiem 2anbe irgenb etmas
gelponnen ludre gegentiber Dem aupor
berri6enben 56napsgenub. 3uy ge=
srdnbung enttpirft ber IS. IL elm ae.
robe3u entfeblides Bib bon oen 6olgen
beg regelmdBigen 8iersenuHes. ben er
fogar fiir iddbli6er ertldrt, a!s ben res
gelmdbigen 5duapssenuB. IS mag
iein, baB in ben Uolgen bss iibermdBis
gen @enuiIes ber beiben 5toffe fein
meientli6er llnteribieb 1T, liderIid
a5er 1T Der reselmdBige unb suglei6
mdBige 8enuB BON Bier einem nors
NAL angelesten Weai9en nidt f6db'
lid, tpas beim SdnapssenuB nod iebr
atpeifelbaft 1T. suBerbem mag Die
Werfudung our @enubfeiserung beim
S6naps bod nod 5r6Ber iein. Wir
bejpeiieln nl6t, baB bic aqsemeine
Glnfhhtung beg Blerss in bieiem 2anbe
benz golfe TN 4lgemeinen gut befom.
men 1T unb insbeionbere burh perbdlt,
niBmdBige @ini6ralltung bes S1napss
seauiies Uobltldtia sepirft bat. Nod
GROCER f6Hate ber Nubsn iein, tpenn bas
gler befer, reip. geiuuber pdre unb
ni6t 10 uiel erbdrmIi9es @ebrdu bers
aapft ipiirbe. 9fur bur6 Die pofitipe
S6d5li6teit zines Sbeils bes ameritas
nii6en 8iers t0nnen iolde 8ebauptun,
gen, tpie bic bes n5. M.", einen S6ein
bon gere4ti9ung betommen.
(.W. 3. Sts3ts.")
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9aS geroieuft fieatl

VII pani9en unieren Rttbhrsrn mtt;utbeen, bae
mir Or. ains5 neueS S4ptnbiu9ts Seinittel bersits
iett elmer 2etbe BON Sabrsn pertaufen, ebenlo Or.
atnsS Reue eeber 9iuen, 9udens arniea Saibe unb
gleere DttterS, nno oaB mir niemas Seilmittel per=
fault baben, bic 70 gut yseben" cber bic 10 auaemein
befrteetst baben, ME bieie Bir s6sermfenen &uaeuz
blid bic 6arane far bise Mitel isber 3tit su uBers
nstmen nnp nc tets berei, 6as peraussabte 6elb ,u=
ridjuBablen, brem Gebrauhe fetne befrietiaen.
ben Reulate sefDst ab. Die5e attel perbanfen ibre
srcbe 8cpnlarttdt ibren eiseneH gsrrienlfen. 8um
Sanbluns een Dreib, 1bempipn Il. Sc.
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8pr benz 3beater.

Der Derr BrofeROr Hrdutlein, Ser
nit einsm profunben Wifen unb elmer
fsifenben @attin geiegnet 1T, tommt
Gbenbs gum 3beater, allmo ibm cine
Seribudbertduferin nit ber 6rage snts
gegentritt: 3ert gefdllig 2
Dante; rleine Grau bot i'm mir idon
gu 9auie gelefen! iagte tDebmiitbig Der
profehor.
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Das fiibIenbe pfIaner.

gfa.btluddter: 9e, mas Iiesen sic
benn bier auf Der SiraBe?
pernbruoer: 9ante for bic iiitige
Na6frage! III dr3tli9e 0eror3nung ioll
id mir ndallid uf meine ief9molIene
Bade Ell tiblenoes SLATER uflesen. Ob
i'd ober bet Glalier uf bic gade ober
bic Bafe uf oct fiblenbe SLATER leae,
bet tann sic iana i6nupps fuo. 9err
Sebeimer Nadtratb!
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8 heorie unb Nraris.

gigentbiimer oes glattes nDaiip Uni.
bsrie" gum Gbefs&ebatteur: 6aben sic
Den Nrtitel iiber bic rieiigen llebsl beg
WonopoIs unb bic infame Weife ges
f9rieben, in pel9em Die ,8rufs
bic armen Mrbeitsr in ben 5taub treten9
gbitor: ST beforgt.
Gigentbiimer: Gut, bann iagsn Sic
benz @eiddftsfabrer, er iole unlere
Wngeffallten babon tn 2enntniB feben,
baB mir nit ben iibrigen bier eri1eis
nenben 3eitungen bas uebereinfotlmen
getroffen baben, Die 26bne um 20 Yro.
aent berunterauieBen.
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Bon nnterleibs6eidwerSen, an
tuelben i'd bret Wonate seIitteu bate,
tuuroe i6 mad 3fpsitp66entlidem &c.
brau9 BON Or. Ausuft 26nis's 0ams
burger Sropfen bollitdnbis gebeiIt. -
y. =. Nnberlon, "a Soutb< StraBe,
6an Intonip, Seras.
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5elbfberratl.

llnterofiisier pltimsde, Der 6err
lieutenant BON Sirltdbt m6dte Sic
gum Burden haben. 8eritanben 2
9ebenbei: ss III metfpiirbie, baB CT
iib immer bic biimmften unb faulHen
3erle ba3u ausiuht -. 9as m1re
mobl nidt pabr, Sic WalbeieI! ....
aber elauben Sic nur, BET bsrr 2ieu,
tenant peritebt's; Der pirb Sbn fGon
aure6tftu5en unb auf bic Gtriimpfe
belfen, alter GrOneafolu! so mar
frltber nu9 mal bel ibm!
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3 3tpeibeutiger BefdeiD.

Ser aIs Bieb3tidter betannte Osfos
nomiez&atb Neumann befano ii9 emit
in elmer @eielf6aft, aIs man BON Der
eeraoe er0fHeten &inooieb, Musfelung
fpra@. 9eun, fagte Elm berr su Inn,
6err Oetonomies&atb, rDer reprdfens
t,rt oenn bieslnal eisentlitb bas bette
&'nhpieb2
Sd! fagte fols Der @efraste, inbem
er babel nit benz Singer auf iisb bins
teute!e.
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@rpse gerantpprtuno.

Cine febr bdsli6e Game iragte ibren
gei1tpater: ST es cine 5iinbe, 6odz
Diirben. tuenn i'd, mid bariiber ireue,
baB ein Wana mid fd6n nennt 2
Jtein, meine 3D1ter, aber eine groBe
WerantlDortung fit ben Mann, tueldsr
Sbnen bas iagte.
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&. &. collins waanmfacturiua

Co., go. 1, 3, 5 unb Z OfsSouitons
StraBe, bat bic 9r0Bte QusmabI in
Winbs, pferbetrafts, Oampfs unb
0dno pumpen aller Nrt uuo borsiigs
li6iter GoniiruftiOn; Wafer &6bren
aller Qrt neblt 3ubeb6r i'm @roBs unb
aleinbanbeI. Sbsraulii6e &ammen
unb Winbmiiblen aller @rbBen gum
pumpeu unb Wablen inb bort su boz
ben ober tuerben ouf 8efelung beiorgt.
@roBe Iuslpabl in allen 9lrtiteln unb
bilige prelfe bel geniegeniier 9lus.
flibruug.
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0hbfde @rabauf5dlrift.

Iuf einem @rabnein auf Der 0erren.
tniel Finbet fib folgenbe Nufi6rift:
s6ier rubt in 8ott Ssrr N. g.; 26
Sabre lebte er als Msnib unb 81 Sabre
als @bemann."
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6ataIer DrudfehIer.

Sie gan5en Seftli6feiien berliefen
proerammmdbis sur grbbten 3ufrieben.
belt aasr Gefu6er. gDir 5dtteu gum
59luB MIR nod 5u ertpabnen. oaB 6err
pampel es mar, ber Die n2ebenben Bill
ber bermn|taltet bat."
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Snntorifi(6es.
&afernen4ofbIhthe.

unterOffisier: gaun lag ids a6er
gum leBten Mal: Sn &eib unb @lieb
bat NiemanD Ii6 um3ufebsn, uno menn
aud binter gub Der &aiisr bon China
auf elmer Wilbfau iiber Ben Raiernens
bDf reiten miirbe!
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Salpaticn Del lit elm unieblbares etlmittel fir s
den pner @elenti4merseu, RbeumdtismuS une Reus
rasa GS erlethtert Die SdmerSen pior, ,erliprt bic
urladen herielben unc tctet nue % Gents
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Die
W0dentlide Treie Yreiie fit Seras
eri9eint
ieoen Qoauerfag
unb foitet
$3.50 fitr SaS Sabr pber $1.25 fur
6 wfunate In rauSbesabImna.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-10-18
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Runaway.

Last Thursday Bill Annis was
driving his team down Pike street
and leading a horse behind his wag-
on. The animal behind was not
tied very close, and when opposite
the Odeon saloon, ran ahead and
frightened the team. The horses
started to run and Bill was unable
to hold them. Opposite the Court
House Bill was thrown out and the
horses continued to run. They
smashed the wagon up considerably,
but strange to say the horses were
not hurt in the least. Bill received
a number of bruises and strained
his back so severely that he is now
confined to his bed. His injuries
are not so severe, however, as to be
considered dangerous.
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Married.

Fred Strauss, of Dayton, and
Miss Cora Kline, of Gold Hill, were
joined in marriage at the residence
of the BRIDES parents in Gold Hill
last Tuesday afternoon. After the
ceremony the young couple came to
Dayton, where they will in the flu
ture reside. The juvenile gang of
serenaders charivaried Fred and his
bride Tuesday evening and were
satiated by a liberal dose of candy
and peanuts. The brass band gave
the couple a serenade after the in
fants had retired, after which the
groom came up town and set upf the
beverage for all hands. May sue
cess attend the young couple.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-10-18
A Scr,ee of Paper saves Her Life.

1t was just an ordinary scrap Of wrapping
paper, but it saved her life. She was in
the last stages of consumption, told by ply
scans that she was incurable and could live
only short time; she weighed less than 10
pounds. On piece of wrapping paper she
read of DR.. Kings New Discovery, and got
sample bottle; it helped her, she bought
large bottle, it helped her more, bought
another and grew better fast, continued its
use and is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump
and weighing I4o pounds. For fuller par
ticulars send stamp to w. II. Cole, Drug
gist, Fort Smith. Trial bottles of this
Wonderful Discovery free at J. A. Bonham's.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-10-18
Public Speaking.

Senator VIM. NJ. Stewart has re-
turned from Washington and has
made arrangements to speak in
Dayton on the evening of the 31st.
This is the same evening that Mr.,
Bartine will be here. This will be
a meeting that everybody should
attend as the full history of the
new silver bill and many other inn
portant facts will no doubt be given.
Stewart and Bartine are more than
a full team, and they will give you
the best of reasons why Republi-
cans should be sent to Washington
to represent us in Congress. Don't
forget the date of this meeting, and
don't forget to attend.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-10-18
Shaken Out Of Gear,

By malarial disease, the human machinery
cannot half perform its Office. Digestion,
secretion, evacuation are disordered, the
blood becomes watery, the nerves feeble,
the countenance CHASTITY, sleep disturbed and
appetite capricious. Terrible is this disease,
fell its consequences. There is, however, a
known antdote to the miasmic poison, and
certain safeguard against it. In malarious
regions of our South and West, in South
America. Guatemala and on the Isthmus of
Panama, as we'll as in transmarine countries
where the scourge exists, this inimitable pre-
ventive and remedy, Hostetter's Stomach
Ritters, has. during the last thirty-hve years,
been constantly widening the area Of its use
fulness, and demonstrating its sovereign val
ue. Liver complaint, dyspepsia, constipa-
ton, kidney trouble, rheumatism and debili-
ty are all remeded by it.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-10-18

But we will cure you il you will pay US.
Our message is to the weak, nervous and
debilitated, who, by early evil habits, or
later indiscretions, have trifed away their
vigor OF body, mind and manhood, and who
suffer all those effects which lead to prema.
ture decay. consumption OF insanity. If this
means you, send for and read our Book or
LIFE. written by the greatest Specialist Of
the day, and sent (sealed) for cents in
stamps. Address DIR. Pa,ker's Medical and
Surgical Institute, ISL North Spruce ST.,
Nashville, Tenn.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-10-18
Thrown from a Horse.

Last Tuesday about noon Gus
Perkins was thrown from his horse
in the road just above the Douglass
mill. As he fell, Perkins head
struck against a rock, and a large
cash was cut above his left ear rem
dering him unconscious. ''Bluche,"
who was riding with Mr.. Perkins
at the time of the accident, came
to town as quickly as possible and
reported what had happened, at the
time saying that he thought Perkins
was killed. Lou Vinson drove out
Immediately with blackboard and
brought Perkins in. He had by
this time partially regained con-
seriousness. DIR. Haztett was sum-
moned and after dressing the wound
he pronounced Perkins injuries not
dangerous, but quite severe. Gus
is now resting comfortably and will
probably be about in few days.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-10-18
THE COMMIssIONERsHIP.
A Mistake Evidently Made in Nomi-
mating Two Men for the short
Term

1t appears to us that both the Re.
publican and Democratic County
Conventions made an error when
they nominated two men for short
term Commissioners. There is nc
statutory provision for any such
call, but what should have been
done was to nominate one long term
Commissioner, one for short term
and one to fill the unexpired term.
Two years ago Mr.. Ford of Silver
City, was elected to fill the long
term. His term would not have ex-
pired for two years yet. Mr.. Ford
did not live but few months after
his election, and Mr.. Theo. Vinson
was appointed to fill his place I'M
til next election-that is this year.
Mr.. Vinson was nominated for Com
missioner at the Republican Con-
vention for short term, but we
believe it should have been for the
unexpired term. The Democrats
nominated two men for short term
Commissioner, while we believe but
one should have been nominated for
short term and one for the unexpir-
ed term. Mason Valley, is, this
year, entitled to the long term Com
missionership, and one Democrat
and one Republican have been NOM
mated from that section for the of
fee. There is nothing wrong about
this. 1t has been conceded for years
past, however, that Dayton, the
county seat, should have a Commits
sioner, and that Silver City should
also have one Commissioner. As
the matter now stands there are four
short term Commissioners in the
field-two Democrats and two Re-
publicans-and as something of a
fight is being made for this Office,
it is liable to leave Dayton without
a Commissioner. The remedy for
this state of affairs is to pair the
nominees off, and, as Dayton is en-
titled to the short term Commission
er, let Mr.. Jaqua and Mr.. WHEEL
contest for that office. Silver City
is entitled to Commissioner to fill
the unexpired term, and, therefore,
Mr.. Vinson and Mr.. Hougham
should naturally be the contestants
for this position. The County Cen
trail Committees should arrange
this matter at once.