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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-30
Returned From Europe.

DR.. Dogge returned Saturday aftern DON
from Berlin. He brought with him u large
supply of Dr. Koch's and Liebriech's remc-
dies for tuberculosis, which includes not
only diseases of the lungs, but also of the
throat, joints. etc. The doctor made q
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-30

To get relief from Indigestion, biliousness, con-
stipation or torpid liver without disturbing the
stomach or purging the bowels, take a few uoses
of Carter's Little Liver Pills; they will please you.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-30

Pick ont . nice baby carriage at The Bee Hive
before the best are sold.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-30
The Bon Ton uses Chicago oorn-fed beel

Edi tor Mccormick. a Man Widely and Favor
ably Known Throughout the Pacific
Coast, Gives his Experience.
PORTLAND, Ore, March 26.-Having tried
the celebrated Oregon Kidney Tea we
heerfully bear witness to it's beneficial
agency in affections of the urinary organs
1t is simple, safe and sure; it is easily taken
and restores healthy vitality to the organs
it is intended to operate upon with assured
success. :. j. MCCORMICK.
Editor Catholic Sentinel.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-30

No one knows better than those who have used
Carriers Little Liver Pills what relief they have
given when taken for dyspepsia, dizziness. pain
in the side. constipation, ana dlsordered stomach.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-30

Their gentle action and good effect on the sys-
TEN really make them a perfect little pill. They
please those who use them. Carriers Little Liver
Pills may we'll be termed perfection.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-30

A magnificent line OF baby carr iages selling ut
net cost at The Bee Hive. 4
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-30

rhoica airing wheat tot seed, Also choice
clean oats for sAle Address Montana MILLING
CO.. Helena. Montana. w
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-30

The Hen Ton uses chicago corn-fed bee1
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-04-02
.--
the SUGAR TRUST.

New York, March 23d.-Theodore
Havemeyer was before the Senate
Committee investigating the Sugar
Trust, again today. When asked
how the so-called trust was formed,
witness said that in 1883, when his
Brooklyn factory was burned, he did
not think it safe to rebuild in this
country in view of possible changes
in the tariff. After some considera-
lion, however, he did rebuild, at a
cost of S7,000.00O, in eighteen
months. They did not capitalize the
company at its full value, as this
would have placed them at disad-
vantage as to their competitors, who
were not forced to pay the taxes they
were. The capital was put at half
million. Finally his brother and
himself decided to submit their in
terest and stock to the trustees Of the
sugar refiners' company, and receiy'
ed therefor certain amount of
Sugar Refinery certificates of stock.
He refused to state this amount, and
when asked the value of the plant
when they joined the trust, said he
could not tell. Besides the plants
actual value, ii represented the eX-
perience of generations and a private
patent process which could not be
valued. He would call the value of
the establishment now $50 900, 900,
without considering the good will.
When asked what his reasons were
for joining all these other companies,
Mr.. Havemeyer said: Il wanted to
put the other organizations on the
same footing with us. We were able
to refine sugar ten cents a hundred
cheaper than they could. We had
been repeatedly accused of CONTROL
ing monopoly. These people labor
ed under tie suppositien that we
were conducting our business lille
gally."
Mr.. Havemeyer repeatedly said
that he was anxious to give the com
mittee the fullest information in his
power, but the testimony given was
as near as he would come to his real
reasons fer joining the trust. In
fact, he left it to be inferred that the
reason which mainly governed him
was the general welfare OF the public.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-04-02
CARD of T.i NKe'.

JAMES MOTT, JR desires t express
~ his siuctIest thanks to each nId all
for the many tender words of sympathy
aud acts Of kindness shown to him IN
his recent atiction Words are made
qiate 10 desc ibc he feelings of graft
nude he desires to eurn Tor the floral
tokens of respect seat for his Wife's
grave aud also Tor the attendance Of
tho.e who attended az The funeral aud
services, rs IT.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-04-02
REWARD.

A reward of 500 will be id to the
person who will give information
which will lead to the arrest and con
viction Of the person or persons who
stole from the premises of Geo. l..
Dali, situated ON School street near
Liliha street. Four Game BOOSTERS on
the night of March II, 1891.
CHAS. B. WILSON,
Marshal.
Honolulu, March u, 1891.
60 lot
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-04-02
Sale of Government Land,
Corner of Alakea and King
Streets, Honolulu,
Oahu.

On THT RSDAY, April 9, 1891, at
the front entrance Of Aliiolani Hale,
at u o'clock noon, will be sold at
public auction IA strip OF Government
land situate ON the east corner OF
Alakea and King streets, being a
remnant of lot formerly belonging to
the McDuf estate, containing an area
of $50 square feet, little more or
less.
Upset price, $500.
c. n. SPENCER,
Minister OF the Interior
Interior Office, March 4, 1890
"a At
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-04-02
T0W MALARIA
r-e nor.rora'- ,cia Phosphate

DH 4, q DAVIS, DE smel, nakp
saysi II hur used 10 Ia slow CON
Aalr-uucr apl prevention from mala-
rlul disease, whore ihr llluhluR wa
ltt was md I hrhn, a 40 hp hppe-
hfIHl iu preventing rummff com
pHWn aIsuuur ~ lhe hpsl aRruls
5 Nan ipnHnb ~ bad rnfeIs ~
lhp dnnkmE Ralu Wpun thr Sidney
aHi hQNrlp
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-04-02
KS, e,
Is H.
F)aiIu Bulletin
Pledged 70 nssiAet Sect nor Parry,
BIT established fo5. the 5creGt nj all
THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1891.

The Advertiser of this morning
makes the usual covert attack upon
Mr.. c. n. Spencer, Minister of In
terror. The Minister of Interior is
accused of "dilatoriness" in carry
ing out public works upon certain
section of the Volcano road. The
criticism in question comes from the
Hilo Record, newspaper more
bravely attuned to printing nonsense
than the Honolulu organ of Reform.
1t is interesting to note that the
Hilo Record does not refer, for pro-
badly good reason, to the monies
overspent and the credit Of the pres
ent administration, already pledged
and entered into by the revolutionary
administration which, unfortunately,
started the Volcano road enterprise.
The present Minister of Interior
is obliged to carry out past contracts,
to provide for the future and to meet
the next legislature with a report as
dissimilar from the last as is white
from black. There is so far every
confidence that Minister Spencer will
meet all the requirements of the law.
1t may be, as is alleged, that the
| Minister of Interior has not, thus
far, suited all classes of taxpayers
it would be strange had he done so
There is every reason to believe
however, that when his final reports
are submitted they will be salts
factory to the public. This, of itself
will be an improvemen. on the revo
iuuonary regime.
BY the way, a meeting of the new
Liberal Party took place last night
1t was held on Fort street, although
as is well known, the promoters of tn
movement were not present. They
were represented, however, and con
sequently the meeting took on tn
complexion of an ordinary compro
mise, so frequent in politics. 1t /
believed the Liberal movement, witt
the aid of its Reform allies, will carr.
the banner of both the sorehead par
ties to defeat.
A Hilo man objects to Bush
newspaper and suggests that sue
publications as appear therein "ough
not to be allowed" Well, we'll
and Hilo has stood the Record al
these weary years
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-04-02
ANZEltiE.

HERK PAsTuRl-ENbERGNlul am
~ ouNNI "a. demo AMI. Noumil-
mp- N uUr rIuun lrWerhru Gullts-
dltusi iu der ). No A nsll ahhlirH,
I
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-04-02
HAWAIIAN JOCKEY CLUB.

HE annual meeting of the members
of the Hawaiian Jockey Club will
be held on MONDAY, April 9Th, at 7 80
o'c ock p. NJ, at the Hawaiian Hotel.
G. o. BERGER,
- It Secretary.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-26
sLKO, NEVADA, MONDAY, ,JANJAFeY y6; 1901
PoCKET-MoNEY FOR BOYS.
r!o Evil Attend ant Upon Supplying Thom
With C LSh.

Tho Evil Attend mt Upon Supplying Thorn
With Lsh.
:l+ Xou want to ruin an impulsive hoy,
give hina .plepty Of pocket-moncy. Tho
;recipe .iS in.fallible. 1t has often been
triEd, and always with the same unhap-
. py.result.
Rich parents are too liable to indulge
, IN. this killing species of kindness. BY
tho time hry Is eight years old, THO little
,seion of wealth begins to understand tho
soft,side of, pa and ma, if both have q
soft side, and, If not, the weak spot in
the"Eeaber of tho twain. If an only
son, he is usually irresistible.
Alas! how many only sons havo tho
way to- destruction; made smooth for
them by blind partiality. Young gen.
'tlemen of large expectations arc acous-
toned to carry bank bills N their porto
monnaies at the ripe age of ten in these
days of prcmaturity. At fourteen they
are content with nothing loss than we'll
stuffed poclret-boelis, WHICH 1.-The gov
ernor" is required to refill as fast as
ithey are ennptted. or, 1.-The domurs to tho
reqnisition, the whcrewithal must come
out. OF ''thc old lady's" pin money.
youth must bo served" especially pro-
tcocious youth.
All this is wrong. Every father and
moihc! knows IL is wrong, and yet such
things arc common, says tho Now York
@Aodger. :: Say what we mny about tho
harsh, austcrc, upcompromising old
Puritans, thoir stern. family discipline
+. was better than, the. domestic indul-
Eencc by which children arc spoiled"
in,thosc modern days. Boys need tho
curb as much as fiery young colts, and
of tho two extremes it is wiser, to bit
them heavily than to throw tho roi1s
onEthcir ncclls and lot them gallop at
their own wild will. There is middle
course, however, which. conscientious
trainers Of youth flpd no difficulty in
pursuing. Would there were moro of
them.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-26
Color Rails In ItaIv.

"A young woman vie had Just ro-
turned from abroad said that color balls
arc frequently given at Nice. 81. at
tended two thero," sho said, ''one rcd.
tho oLhcr white. Tho red was tho moro
brilliants but the white was exceedingly
beautiful, too. At tho former, the mon
appeared IN rod-satin coats, white satin
brooches and rnd-silk stockings and
shoes. Tho ladies worc white, with rcd
rosos. All tho decorations and hangings
wero' red, ,"lamp-shades and all, aad the
supper ornamcntatiops were all of tho
s2mo bright color. At tho whito ball
cvory. thing was white. Tho men worc
suits of white satin, with whito shoes,
and tho ladies, of course, white dresses
and flowers. Both wcrc given oy tho
nobility and wcro very gay and attrac-
tive. AS novelty, l was told, black
ball Was onco givon. white shirts for
tho men and white flowers for the wom-
On being the only relief"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-26
NI"ztrt's aIcInorr.

It is told Of Mozart that when he was
fourteen years old he heard in Rome the
"Misorore OF AllcGri,' and knowing that
1T was forbidden to tal1o or give q copy
OF this famous picco no paid such alton
tion to tho music that when he reached
homo ho noted down tho entire scorc,
lie was enabled fow days aftcrwarl to
check tho copy, when he found that ho
had rot made a single mistake. Tho
ncXt day ho produced such n sensation
in Rome Ivy singing tho "A1i5ercro" ut
coGcort that Pope Clement XIV. re-
qucstod that ho should be presented to
him. Thus, by his wonderful memory,
no was enabled to begin with success
his musical career.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-26
. 4 MN in un Ilu,y..,on,.

A German of Boston, wcll-1snown at
tho South End, recently took trip to
the Fatherland. Thoro ho died. Whilo
living bo turned tho scale at $50 pounds.
Ills body was crematcd and tho re-
maina, weighing ok ounces, wero en-
closed in an envelope and sont to his
family in Boston by mail.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-26
a Eccro's sIonstor IIond

hbncr Dorsott, negro living at
Hickory Mountain "townshio, North
Carolina, has tho largest head Of any
person in tho United States 60 far as
hoard from. 1t 10 thirty-two inches In
diamotcr, and gives Abnor. decided
stop heavy" appearance. .--o-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-26
ADVERTISING RATES.

WIN be made as low ss is corS4stent with
.4sound business principles. Apply At the of
"a . tor tsrps.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-26

IlOareB Blko Dvory morning at 7:30
O'Clock. .
Arrives from Tuscarora every oven
ing in time to connect with Expresa
trains going both East and West.
Office next door TO the INpEPENp.
ENT ,oLhce.
q. y. HOLLAND, agent
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-26
THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

7 ,blIshed every Sunday, and sent to any ad-
aress postage paidD. at The following rates,
p JGble In advance:
: .Hyer.: ..-..--..-...,........... -W OO
ok 4uontnb.. -.......... ........... oV
For any period under, six. months. Fifty
.ntaper month.
entered Mt the Elkoy Nevada, Postofhce for
tr ns,nission through the mails as second
elAss mail matter.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-26
DAILY INDEPENDENT. !;
AN EVENING PAPER, =,
'HCED EVERY DAY, SUNDAYS =. Ex.
ce2ted.
G. w. GROVER,
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

one o"py' one year,. ,,.,.S 90
On copy. six mouths, Observation-Disclosures %
FOR any period under six months. ona dollar
per uonth. Payable in advance.
Delivered by carrier In Elko at % cents week
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

Die Demofratiids ,,Nt. .. Staats'
Ssituns" idreibt iiber bas 8enebmen
bes bemotratiihen 9lbseoroueteu Mias
bon 9eras Ii. e.: Serr Wias beiuies
beute ,pieber einmal, ipie pouitdnoig INT.
idbis or lit, ols Spre9er im 53.Son=
9refe 5u fuR9iren, 10 gut uub icine 9ln'
ipriide auf oicie gbrc oui @ruuo icincr
laneidbrigtn Sienite i'm SonsreB iciu
mDscn. SbEe ieoc Seranlaliung bon
irgenb ipelder Sebeutiln9 uno i'll ben
eriten @or9efcdSn iiber Die 3citdti9uu9
bes Sonrnals, iuel6e nur ben 3ised
batten, Die @rleoisuu9 ton Gsi6dItel
unm0sGs 5u mu6en, bei6luor er cine
5Sene terauf, iuie lie idnlu6:
pol1er ieit sietcn Sahren i'm 6auic nidt
itattseIuaefa bat uno Die bcn Gpreber
re9tiertiate, beu Wnnn, iucl6cr iid Iiir
i.incu asef.lser b3tt, burd b:n ger.
seant at arms" nit erbUbercm Stmts
s.i9cn, Dem nMace." auf icinen Ilot
periuciien Su taIicn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30
Menn On rinen Ercunn haff.

her tinsn Ibcil bts 9asbes bsiudtn wia, in
rsl&em Ralaria in irsenb elmer Eerm, rt
ale EiliSles rf,r 8e6iel- oosr S6nupfsnf fs-
Der, berrIHt. mas mare ba ipcbl Der bclfe
Ratb, Zen Sa ibn stbsH fCnnieil ? gSir
prlIsn ss Dir faeea: serhnlaiie ibu, bas rr nit.
nsbms stsr na& artunft fi& SsriaaFs ti.
frdftiae m.bisinifte S&usrsbr, Sohst ier's
Waasntiters, bic titr, pie in allen anesren
0dnSsrn, iserll NO Nialaria bsrri9L ais
bas E&nls Ttittsl sur raliiiruna esr
mia matiI6sn Geute unb llnl6iplidmab 3.
una ibrss ,sritTrsnesnGiniludes ansrfanrt ift.
Sie Fl rafiist nibt MIR eas Spfrm, inrsm is
esiIsn 9Sitbtrhanesfraft erbSbL isucrrn lie
teie itiai AUD gntauunasfUrunsen, uursssl.
mds isfeit rrr aunit:rnsn Der Nisrsn, Yrstr
unb Ginsspries, eis itlimmcn 8ulssu Don
fSrpcrliter uns aeiifissr llsbsrauifrensuns,
TER iisenstn ystrnenriit all3u anssfrtusttr
lsdtis'eit. turirt ben Nians.I an aPpstit uns
iitersrpes Rerroiitdt. Grnd5runs. gbieurt.
runs Ger Sale une ssiuubsr S&laf wsrbsn
in frdfisRsr @sifs bur@ eas Sittsrs ssfSr'
bert,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30
Ratnrmrin, Nrin unb berfali1ter
gSein.


8ies6aSen, II. San. @tpa 80
Sertreter beutider Sanbclsfammern
unb wirtbidaftli9er 8ereinisunsen 70.
iuie 5admdnner batten ii6 beute ouf
@inlaOuu9 Der bieIisen $ SanOelstammer
bier im &utbbauie ueriammelt, um iiber
Die aeiesli6e &eseluns Der Beiufrase
5u beratben. 9ea6 lansen unb erre9ten
@r6rterun9en eini9te ii6 bic &erlamm'
flung ii6c- fol9cnbe Saiiuu9 bes 9ez
ipiinIhtcn 3ulates: ,0er pur6 nlfo.
bpliIdJe @drtng aus graubenlaIt nit
3uIab pua rcincm 3ufer pber pOnSufer
II iuificti9cr 26lun9 big Sum eriten
9lbititb ber9eiteaie @ein iit als seidli6t
in Siune oes 9tabrlln9smittelseiebes
ni6t anSuIcben unb barf besbalb pbne
cine Den ,3ufer unO gSaiierjulab fenntz
nla6snoe Sr5ei6nllitg uerfauit uno fell
gebalten iuerOcn." Der Stanbpuntt
Der yEuriIten" iuar in Der @erlamn,s
flung nidt oertrsten. Gebein,er Sofs
ratb Sreienju5 empfa9l Den Gutra9
,@eiu, bcr inter @fitperluenhuns BON
Suder potr 3uder une 8aiIer bereitct
ilt, hnrf ni9t ais 9taturipein ucrfauit
pcrOen"; au6 bieler g(ntra9 ipuroe an
9enOmmeu.
gluf Den Sori9lu9 BON 5reienius er-
tlGrte li6 SIC &crlanlmlun9 einltimml9
sesen Die ,,unbe9ren5te Sermebruns bes
@eiues bur6 Suidbe." gnoli6 uuroen
nit srpBer Mehrbeit Die Gntrd9e 9eneb;
nli9t, iiber iuelde h6 in elmer 8prbes
| Ipre6uus Die @ertreter Der norboeuti9en
@einbdnbler geeinist batten: IS 1.
glls Gerf rfdll9unq bes gSeins im Gimme
bes S 10 bes &abriln9 smiitsl9eiebes 1T
nidt au5uieben l. Die alI9emein amer
fannte SCllrrbeganolun9 einidlieBlid)
Der Saltburmadun9 bes 8eines, out
,uenn babel seriuge Mensen BON Glfoz
bol, me6anil6 ipirfenben &ldrun9sz
mitteln in Den @ein selansen, nit Der
MaBsube. baB Der 3uiab BON Glfobol
Bel @einer, iueld)c als bsuti9e in beu
Sanbel fonmen, ui6t mebr als einer
8aumt6eil auI 100 &auntbeile betraser
barf. 2. Die 8erntiiduns (8eridnitt)
BON @eiu gu gSsin. 3. 9as 8or6an
benIein bon SulIaten; bod barf boiielb'
uuf ldpsfelIaures Salium bere6net, be
&otbtpen ni6t mtbr ols 2 @ramm ii
cinem 2iter SliiiTi9feit betra9en. Se
anoern, beirnoers ausldnoii9sn @cinel
| lit Elm b69erer @ebalt Sulaiiis. S 2
Sinii6tli6 bcs Gerfebrs nit dusldnoi
iden @eineu iinh Die in ben llrlprun9s
ldnbsru ber1elteu seltenoen 8eitim mun
gen, oocr. no lold)e ni6t purbanben ilb
li6cn g9cinbcbanolun9snrteu fir elm
9cietli9e bs;iebcntlidb ribtcrli6c Scur
tbcilun9 nobJebcub."
Sn 6ulge Der 9lnuubme bes critic
Seidluiisg, baB cit 3uiab bon GUIDE
unb gsniier Dor ocm crltcn 9t6iti6e 81
ldiiig ie, ba6en, iuie bcreits semelb.
bic @roBtucinii:men 6. 8aiermanr
Surbau, 9eiSesbeim, u. 5. Ssinbort
9eibesbcin1, unb S9en6orn. .@ullbi(lid
Srrft, bieIer Sass ibren @ustritt au
Dem beuti4en @einbnuuerbnnb erfldrt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30
@isiiae @artpffelernt.n.

8ie in frlberen Sabreu, 10 ipurber
audi i'm oersnnsenen BON Der 5eiti6riI
yGmerican @9riculturiit" 8reiie 81,
Se6uus b;s &artoffelbaues ausselest
3ur gertbeilun9 famen an Die iieareid'
en- Beiuerber I'M bielelben ueun 9srd.
nlien. 0en b69iten 8reis BON $1,000
erb:elt elm Bauer in SObuion Gountp,
8gOmins. Der auf elnem acre 9ano
ii6er 974 8uibel aartofsln erSielt
bate. Den Sweiten Yreis BON $500
erbielt Elm Bauer in &iu 8ranbe Co.,
COLORADO. Gr erntete DON einen 9lcre
iiber s74 8uibel. Die brittle 9rdmie,
$500, srtuarb ii3 Elm 5armer in IrOo.
food County, Waine. Seine Grrte BON
einem Gcre iibsrities 745 8uibsl. Gin
Bauer in bemlelbeu Gountp empiins
s275. Gr erntete Cos 8uibel auf Ell
mem Ncre. Ser FINITE Breis, $55,
puroe einem Sarmer. in @6atcom
@ountp, i'm neuen Staate 8aibinston,
suerfannt. Geins grnte betrus 595
8ulbel pom Qcre. 9ier lpeitere 8rd
mien famen unter eben 70 niel Sarmer
oes Staates Waine, idmmtli9e 8e-
luubuer bes guuntDs 4roOl ltoof, sur
Sertbeiluas. Die grtfdse id,uanfen
,tuii9en 529 uno $40 8ulbel bonn
Icre. 8on ben iibri9en 8eiuerbern
liesen 80 8erI9te Dor. Ser serinsite
Grntertras be5iiiert iid auf 22S, Der
bD6ite auf 525 8uibel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

- aus NeDonalb County lpirb be-
ridtet, baB Der gouutp=s9abmeiiter
So9u 8aber Elm Deficit BON $1,000 in
ieiner &aiie babe. 8aber lit Demofrat
uno bat felt ldnser als 20 Sabren
Iemter i'm County befleibet.
- Gbauncep 8. Selm, ein e9emalis
ger prominenter @ei9dftsmauu bon
Sopliu, tuurbe lit ct. Soiepb uuter Der
Nnsube ins @efdusniB seianbt, oaB er
ueriudt Dabe, Die Sirma Smitb, Slas>
(ano & 60. I'M $240O @aareu Su lez
i9tuinoelu.
-SobnSprins, cim after ,uoblbaben=
Der Mauu bon 74Sabrerl, eridpB ii6 in
EaSeiueQ County. Die Motiuc fir bic
lc 5bat iinb uubefannt.
- Die 2eriu9ton ,,gtelus" erfidrt
oab Der &cbelleu-@eneral Soc SbelbD
iu 1892 bcmofratil6tr ganbioat fir
@uuucrneur uub in 1898 GauSioat fir
Bunoesicnatur oil StelIc BON Gufrell
lcin luero:.
- Die Suprcme Court but oas llrs
tbcil 9,sen ben Wt0rocr Sscar Curling
ton beltdtist uno uerfii9t, baB oerlelbe
am 6. WGrj seblngen iuerSe. 9ur-
lington 1T befanntli6 jener Wann, iucls
der Sberiif grann,er bon Suoaptae
ipdbrenb eiues slusbrl9sutriuh erihoB.
@s siebt uiellei6t in sanjch @eIten
penis ueriuesenere 9esperabos nj
Burlington, 0erielbe 1T ein fleiner I'LL,
teriebtcr @aun i'm SITTER BON ic9sunc-
;tudn;ig Sabreu in Sentudg 9eboren.
Or 1T Elm Wal1ineubauer BON Brofsls
| lion unb eln Scrbre5sr our6 natilrli6e
4nlaeen. CT iuaroe arretirt unb in
8oonpiIe eingelperrt oa er auf Den
8remler eiues Sra9tiuu9ens, iuel9er
i'm i6lnieno uno perbpr9cn oaielbit 9e=
| fuHben, 9el6olien bate. 9lls Sbsrlfl
Granmer i'm eiues 9lbcnos mieoer in
le;re 3.ue IN Dem 8ooauiae @efdnsniiie
eiul9lieBen pollte, tuuroe er ooa 2urs
linston, Der iid einen &euoluer slt oer'
Idafien aeiuuBt bate, eri6oiIen, uoraui
Der M6roer Die 5lu9t er9riff. Cur
linstou iibrte orei erfOfsrei6e 5ludts
periube aus benz SOpnuiGe @ouutp &c
fdnanilIe aug, ,uuroe aber imner tuiebel
ersriffen.
- Gin stueiter 8erlh9 tuurbe &C.
ma9t, oas Saus gum 9uten Sirten IN
sanias @itp in 8rano 81 iteden. 9as
5euer ipurbe jebo6 re9t5eitis bon Der
S9psfern bemerft uuo gel6i4t. @s
nirb seiast, baB Stusi Mduner, berer
9tamcn Der 9pliSsi betannt iino, Del
Ssriu9 semadt babcn, bas S1us auSu
ltsden, I'M eini9en Der Ginpobnern 5u'
5ludt 81 belfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

Die NtleiutDcilung bcs Staatcs III
GongreB0iltriftc, lutlte 6urtj SIC sln
nabme rcr ,S(pportioumcut Dill" i'm
Gun9reB n6ibig 9emaGt iuirOe, bc9innt
III uHicrcr Staat3legistatur mc6r uno
mebr SntereIIe Su crrcgcr, jumal ia es
nlD9l,6 icin burItc, OlB eius GrtraIiB
mt lilr oleIcn 3lusd 5uiummsut:tteu
muB, oa faum ou5unebmcn 1T, oaB Der
Gon8reB Die 9cnoHHte Sia i'll 3rit rai-
Iircn luira, lin Der Miliouti 9eg;slatur
lud0reno DER Bis STINT II. OtGr; ban.
rrnoeu Sisur9 3cit 5ur 9ieueintbeituns
iu 8cbcn. Sm Senat Gcrribt INN
uuBcrbem Die @teirnns Der, oab ui6t
MIR Die GomSr2S. Qiltriftc, ionocrn uut
Die Sricas9eritts 9iilr;ftt Deg 5taaies
ci1er 9scueiatbtitun3 6ebirfeu, ole Ieit
1874 pbue @cuOerung criitirer, unt
oab oe59atb cine Ggtraiikuus ni1t DO,
Sunuar uabitca Sabre5 3uiammentre.
ten ioQc. Sm 0auie crtidrt man lid
uielfa6 tcreit, Die jtei9e Sisuna
epentnea 5u Dem an9esetenen 3pedt
su p,rlduSern, bob biiritc bies iuobl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30
Wai4inen ttito Sarmtge.
rGfhe.

cSd babe cineu 9rosen gorratb uon U.i,
;eu. SGemaidine n, Disc. Harrows, (S6nei.
bssGs9eu, Nutt eri9neioe= Ralbincn Giber
9reiien, eornSddlcr, 6oriepouers SPRING
pa9en uno Sussp's an Sdnb rpsl9e i'd bits
lle uertaufen ueroe.
Selbltsemadte Sarmrasen uno gfldss
babe id itets on 6cH6 bic i'd aarautire unb
III ie6r nlasigen 9reiien pertdnfe.
S9Hiebearbeiien a[lsr art, 9eparaturen
an Naidiuen uip. rperben piinftli4 beierat.
9ermann % ebetob
Berger, No'