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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-10-29
October 30, 1891


at the Portland addition. If
new. condensed coffee at A
If
h house to rent for the win
able terms. Apply at this
us wax works and the shee
ance were both social sue
week,
tract at Melbourne, on the
Ter, for sale at a bargain.
office.
cen fe undry sent up to the
tion Tuesday So feet of smoke
smaller boiler.
wing ticket for the east, be
ult J. G. Burgess, agent for
tactic railroad. tt
T. G. will probably have a
Office established here dur
part of next month.
and stage between Hoquiam
Bend have discontinued their
for the winter months.
content is home with "1'he Ro-
mp with the light of the morning.
vrite Rochester Lamp Co, Network.
IDLY has sold his Hoquiam-Ab-
ge line to Jas. H. King, and
B Hot Springs for his health.
Diamond yeast, Yeast Foam,
lst, Grandpa's Soap, Elastic
&c., can be had at Mitchell's
big at the G.. A. r. hall morn
|ening, every Sunday, by Rev.
erman. All are cordially in
If
named King got into a quarrel
neer Doddrige in a saloon Sat
hit, and the latter bit Kings
d beat him badly.
berdeen democratic club will
KnhleT's hall next Tuesday
1t 7:30 p. m. All the faithful
stly invited to assemble.
I'm entertained the officers of
ley Saturday night by a grand
"a in their honor at the Hoquiam
bveral Aberdeenites were present.
Ulcers of the steamer Gedney
b 107 miles Of soundings and made
tndings on the bar. Three sys-
|lines Of soundings have been run.
Fand opening Of Toklas & Kauf-
their new brick block will be
>nday and Tuesday. There will
omenade concert both evenings
10 9 O'Clock.
layers should bear in mind that
las passed last winter whereby
) paid during the month of De-
ARE subject to a reduction Of 8
democrat.
FLASHES of Frank Miller's dam
|bught all the logs out Of the woods
he Wishkah. There are now in
FER in the Wishkah between four
million feet of logs.
bokum Young drayman, eleven
in weight, and, as his father
says, not red-headed, arrived at
he of Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Paine,
~, 1891. All doing we'll.
,eer Clark, Of the water works
shall ask the city council to pass
nance prohibiting bears from
1T after nine O'Clock at night. He
y should be in their holes, instead
'eying around the water works.
aides Of s. Andrews guild will
KIT week, a calico dress ball in
h building on Heron street. The
will be announced later; but
an should look out for pretty
,alico" and go. A good time is
wife the attention of those who
buy blank books, memorand as
purses to inspect the j. .a g az ~
e carry and will sell -ge ',i wv
} & Co. e'p' w.
~, On Shakespeare" at the
och this Wednesday even
programme will include choice Sc
OF voc al and instrumental music I;
portr ats of a number of Shakes
heo ,rines, unprecedented by some
a. hdsome ladies of Aberdeen.
!. PANE & Co. propose to keep a
> of school books and school sup
instantly on hand. Location in
" Drug Store.
combination compositor, "devil'
itor on the Willapa Republican
that "there is something wrong
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-10-29

If you want to rent store, hotel or
residence, inquire of Jas. A. Hood, agent
for the Mack properties. If
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-10-29

Actual improvements in the Portland
addition will advance the price. tt
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-10-29

Store for rent, on Wishkah street. In
quire of G. H. Keith. Att
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-02
AN EDIBLE WEED.
Common PussIy Planned Out Well for an
 Ohio EJ-Con=rcssman.

Common PussIy Tanned Out Well for an
 Ohio EV-ConErcssman.
 One of the most abundant and most toothsomc plants is the homely weed called pussly, says a writer in the New York Herald. Asa table vegetable it is not to be deSpiseds The succulent stems with their leaves. are boiled ten der and dressed with butter. the same as spinach. The French market gar dene=s cultivate il regularly and have different varieties. The young plants are used as Q salad and arc very good when served wiih bacon dressing and one or two hard-boilcd cgg,s. chopped fine and sprinlilcd over the salad. puss- ly flowers are sometimes called wax pinlss- When the plant is full grown the thick. flcshy stems are stripped of their leaves, tied into punches and served as asparagus. The leaves are cooked as spinach and by many are con sidcrcd superior tU that vegetable.
 A story is told of Benjamin Le Fcvre in connection with pnssly At his Ohio home the genial ex-cUnGressman had a vegetable garden, which the more he cultivated the more luxUriantly grew Pussly. He finally gave up the attempt at gardening and permitted the pussly 70 monoPolize the premises. He was one day bcmoaniug his ill luck at try ing to raise vegetables from govern ment seeds, and was roundly accusing the agricultural department of putting up packages of pussly seeds instead of beet seeds, when a friend informed him that as an article of food the pussly was more valuable than the beet WhereuPon the distinguished gardener tclegraphed to his head man to weed out the beets and cultivate tlIc pussly. The order was carried out, much to the surprise of the man of all work. who had never before heard of anyone eat inr DussiE
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-02
THE STAMP-SELLER
4 British Wrinkle That Ought to rrovs
 Popular Everywhere.


 Popular Everywhere.
 The automatic machine which has been made for the stamp-distribution syndicate is a most ingenious one, says the Pall Mali Gazette. It is about twenty inches high and fifteen inches deep. and can be affixed by screws to any pillar-bON, whatever its pattern or shape nay be. At the top is Q slot into which the would-bc purchaser of a postage-stamp drops a penny. In a sec ond or so the desired purchase is in his hands. The operation of extracting a stamp from the machine is complete in four steps In the first place it is of course necessary to drop a penny into the machine-though a twO-shilling piece will answer the purpose equally well. In the next place the purchaser must pull out a handle at the side, and that handle must in the third place be slowly pushed back again. Nothing then remains but to take up the stamp, which will be found at the back. The stamp, il should be added, is not served in puris naturalibus; it is carefully stuck in the cover of a small notebook, the notebook itself being contained in 8 closely fitting envelope. The customer, therefore. obtains not only a postage stamp for his penny. but also a memo randum book-which might in an emcr- gcncy serve as a piece of writing paper and what in the same cmcrgcncy would prove an equal ly useful envelope The syndicate hopes to obtain itsproiits from the advertisements which find a place in the little book
 Nothing but the test of public usage can show whether the machines are likely to work satisfactorily or not They have already been severely tested and so far have not been found want ing. They refuse absolutely to swal- tow any smaller coin than a penny, or any coin of bascr metal than silver or bronze. 4 lead or an iron disc of the size of penny is simply bent double by the machine. while the wished-fur pcek- ctbOOk and stamp remain where they were. A machine of thi, kind well de serves the cpithet ''ingenious," and. If it does what it is expected tO do. it will equally deserve that of convenient. " We look forward with interest to the result of the public experiment which is about to be made.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-02
Notice of Forfeiture
SAN PEDRO MINE.

ITO DR. !. POOL. JOSEPH GARBETTS | and c. NARDlNI. your | rirs or assigns,
 You are bereDy nO;ified by the undersign rd your cO-OWHeT in Inc San Pedro mining claim, situate in the Ri con Noun raiBs, County of Cochise, Territory af Arizona that he has expended the sum of one hundred dollars in the performance of the annual work for the year 1890. re- duiTed by the laws O congress to be per. formed upon said claim to hold tbe same
 You have failed to contribute your pro portion of Inc expenditures required by sec lion 2S25 of the Revised Ststutes of the UnIied States tC be Usde uuon said claim for the year lSqo. The sum due I-0ls, yyg1 n the undersigned, ylur eo-otxner in said claim. as your proportion Of ihA moneys ex- pended by me upon said cisiISj as above sci forth, is ], Pool S25: Toe Gai betiE. s2S; c Mar dini, Slz go. for which AOu are de- liHguenl st line date uf this notiee
 Ton, your beirs and assiRIs ore hereby notified that fl you should faili or refuse to nbufe your proportion Of Ehe above ex- penditure witbi" ninety dave after the pub li"atiob of this EOtice once week for ninety days. your interest in he said San P, dTo mine will becnme the pro DeTty of yoar co-Owner. the uH6rTsis ned. wisO resides at the CIiy of Tombstone, Cochise Co, A T. Dated July 7, ls9I,
 JAMES GARRETT.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-02
Notice to License Taxpay CTS

Hereafter a license must be procured before the con- mencement of any business liable to a license from the sheriff, and especial attention is hereby called to the follow ing provisions of the law and all persons failing to comply herewith will be held to a strict responsibility.
 Paragraph 2235, R. s. A. "A license must be procured immediately before the com mencemento of any business or occupation liable to a license from the Sheriff of the county etc"
 Paragraph 2236-"When- ever any person shall violate the provisions of this act, by transacting any business whatevor for which a license is required by the provisions ofthis act, he shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor etc. "
 Paragraph 2241 - "The sheriff shall be liable upon his official bond for all license taxes which he may fail to collect by reason of his care lessness or neglect" "
 All licenses payable at my office in Tombstone. Checks, excepting on the Bank of Tombstone,'' will not be &C., cepted. c. B. MELTON, Sheriff Coehise Go, Arizona.
 Tombstone Arizona, June 30th 1S9I.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-02
IRE BRslNY WOMAN.

Her Influence on the World and Her
 Husband.
 The intellectual woman" who is so we'll informed, and is So anxious to have you know 1t, always reminds me of a lcck. useful but tcar-starting. writes Ella Wheeler Wilcox in the Ladies Home Journal She has thought on every subject under and over the sun, and has formed her convictions on all matters, and the instant you broach subject she hastcns to assure you that she knows all about it. She sometimes possesses handsome features, but her too active intellect has sharpened them, and hued away the curves of beauty. She is inclined to dress severely, and to wear very dignified bOnnets. She thinks out her answers a sentence ahead of your remarks. and waits for you to fin- ish with mere tolerance. Her women friends speak of her with great respect as ''such an intelligent person, and the clergyman of her faith is the only man who ever bestows any voluntary atten- ton upon her. Her husband considers her a remarkably intelligent woman but he is given to dining at the club a great deal, and meekly acknow ieGges that he cannot hold a eaDdle to his wife in brain
 WASTED Koman or girl for gen eral homework in a small family. Apply at residence of H. c Howe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-02

The great object of the Irrigation Convention is 10 take steps to induce the government 70 cede all the arid lands to the states aud territories within which they are situated. to be reclaimed and used for public schools and other pubhc purposes, If the ter ritory of Arizona owned her vacant and idle lands, she could soon better her condition.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-02

THE convention to he held in Sal Lake next month is one of the great est importance, and Arizona should be well represented there. Tine Irrigation Convention is the offspring of the trans Mississippi congress held st Denver last year. The vast importance of the question of irrigation West O. the Mis- issipPi WIS rec 1gnizsi, also. thr importance of making strong fight and unbroken front before congress next winter. In union there is strer gth ani there is no more feasible way of accomplishing an object than hy a united pull. Arizona has much 70 gain in legislation by congress, favor able to the reclamation Of her desert lands, and she shoull be in it with at least one member from each county. aud more fl possible.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-02

THE McKIuiey Ulil Is queer con- trivance to answer the purpose Of Il e demagogue, whileit invites the artisan Of Europe to replace our own skilled workmen in the eastern states, it IS driving our skilled metallurgists to Mexico, there establishing great in duslries heretofore monopolized by this coIutry.-Bullion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-02

The Yuma Copper mines have closed down. It took ten years 70 get them in shape to rsalize out of them. and but ten weeks 10 realize it Now they have fired the superintendent and will get a new one from New York who has read more books than the other fellow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-02
August
 Flower

There is a gentle Dyspepsia. man at Malden-on-
 the Hudson, N. Y., named Captain A. G. Pareis, who has written us letter in which il is evident that he has made up his mind concerning some things, and this is what he says:
 e" I have used your preparation called August Flower in my family for seven or eight years. It IS con stautly in my house, and we consider it the best remedy for Indigestion,
 and Constipation we Indigestion. have ever used or
 known. My wife is troubled with Dyspepsia, and at times suffers very much after eating. The August Flower. however, re lieves the difficulty. My wife ire quentIy says to me when am going
 to town, We are out Constipation of August Flower,
 and think you had better get another bottle. am also troubledwith Indigestion, ndwhen- ever I am, take one or two tea spoonfuis before eating. for day or two, and all trouble is removed" c
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-02

THE census office has completed a portion of its work in connect, nwtl the mortgage clause of the Census Act. It shows so far that 2,jU0,OOO houses are occupied by owners which are encountered by mortgages, while 100000 families occupied homes either hired or owned free of incum- branCe
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-02

You can always find fine assort- ment of Pure Drugs, Medicines, Per- fumsries. Toilet Articles. etc, at Will liam's Drug Store on Fiitb st. opposite Express office.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-02

TEACBERs' salaries have been cut at Prescott deeper than at Tombstone They get ST0 per month up there.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-02
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.

Fresh Ranch Butter from the ranch Of ] a White stwoleotts Cash Store. S.7u
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-18

Ser 600 rdumt raid unter unIerer
alten InIieblern auf uno AUDI bieis
ISOLDE 1T es iuieberum I'M Iere traurist
3flibt bas Gblebeu zines %uniercr dltes
item Sirgrr 81 bsridten. Mm Ioatag
Mtor9cn entidlief nad ldnserer 9ranf.
felt, 6err Gbriltopb Soritmann i'm
beben Ilter bon SO Sabren. Der Ser.
ltorbene ipurbe i'm Sabre 1903 in 8ie.
(~snfelo, &rcukeu, 9eboren ilno ipanber.
te 1889 na6 Nmerifa nus, no er iit
olnu furS barauf in unierem County
anIieoelte uub felt Ger 3eit, alio ldnser
als ell babies Subrbunbert, bsitdnois
bier iuubnts. Su Der gionier5eiten be.
trie6 ct aEf ieiuem 8eiibtbum oil Der
sittle Berger elm aauimannsseiddft,
uno wibmete ii9 ipdter nit eroBem Gr.
foi9e Der 9anbwirtbi6ait. Ser %,
Diigeidicoene, bciieu treue 2ebensge,
iGDriin i'm idon i'll Sabre 1879 i'm
Sobe rOrauscsansen iuar, hirterldBt
bier eriuodiene &irOer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-18

IS iuiirben nur ipenise 2eute yin>
portirte gisarren" uerlansen, iuenn
tie ipiibten iuie unO no unb BON iuer1
ie sema6t iuurben. Man brau6t MI,
al Die ibmutigcn Sennementbuben Der
GroBitdbte, an Die idmustriefenoen Gu.
bansr iii SeD 8sit, Die uGreaiers" in
Werico pber on Die nit aIerlei &rant=
9citen tebaiteten g6ineisn in Galifor=
MEN 81 belfeu unb ser Nppettt nod inn
portirten Gi9arren muB einem sriinbli9
p~erscben. Sieber cine Gisarre, bic
bon einem @ann seinadt 1T, BON bsiIen
&sluli6feit ma iiberj.ust. ielbit iuenr
Der Sa5af nidt 10 gang ,ipaniib" 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-18

@uitau Bed, elm Sremoer, fauite iid
lebte ISOLDE eiuen rieIi9en Iifou unb
fling &rafehl an. Die b(. 0ermanbab
nabm ben Sdnappsbruber i'll Getuabr=
Jam uub fiibrte oenieGbeu Dor Srieoens=
ridter S6arff, ber i'm tusser unurbeni-
liden 8etraseus UNI So uno Soften be=
%itrafte. ga Bed ieiu iiberiliifises
&leinselo 0erfimmclt batte muBte CT
in bas gountpseidnsniB pauOern I'M
bic Strafe ,a~b5uiiben."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-18
aus benz EritnensthaI.

Der @eiuuobeitssuitanb ldBt sesenz
tudrti9 uiel SIT tuiirideu iitrig. Die
Grippe ilt's Die 10 mandeu belditiSt.
Srau 9. Oiltbep, iucl6e iid Glide
WOnate in ct. Souls gu 8eird tefann,
febrte lebte @Ode ipiebcr ticrler 5u>
rid.
9err Gbriit. Dslidld9er tefanS iidJ
lebte @ode iii @arerlp, Io., 81 ge=
iud lei ieinem Sobne, Ssrmann.
SRI. Mtna g5neiber feierte i'm 8rciz
ie ibrer sablrs;d)sn Srsunoe oun 4. .. Sc.
ibten II. Ge5urlstas. G%uliuan's
Strcidor6eiter beebrte im Se,laufe
bes Nbeno bas Gcburtstagsfino nit
einer Serenaoc lno bet Muiif, Geians
uno @ldierftan9 bfieb Die GeieGidaft
beilammen big Der bdmmernbe Moraen
gum Nuf6rud mabnte.
Die @ot:in bcs Germ Srib airf=
boier befinret iid sessttudrtis iii ct.
2ouis gu Seiud bel Sreunben unb 8ee
fannten.
6riba unb @ureeretba, bic slpei
fleinen9 odterden oes6rn. 4us. g9ib,
iino bird id,pere &ranf9sit an's 8ett
9efeiielt. 8inidm ba!bige @eneiuns.
Inner teibratbsluiiscs G6ltdsn bat
iest polauf 5u tban. Die Yuriden
laufen iid Die Sdubiobteu eurd, Inn
ii6 uor geciEn bes Sda!tiabres elm
2ietden . ii6era. Die 0dmden ba,
seseu .nben Die sar,5e ,3eit fir
.oilsttt.. i'm in ben fir iie beitimmte
2iebjabr 1892 ibren Iu~ssrIebenen su
seiuasn uno beim srt bolen. Drum
tr5itet eut ate Sursens es ,piro iid
bod lhufertlid enolid eire alte Sunsfer
Gurer ertarmeu. 11nb bofenbii1 miro
zine auh benfen an ben
@aribaIbi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-18

Die SluB : Contention ipelbe an
0iensta1 uno Mitttuu6 in &anias@itn
o~b9ebalten lpurte mno auf fpelder audi
uuiere Gtaot bur6 bic eerren Masor
9eisner, @m. 5edmann nnb @eo.
&raett(D uertretsn mar, uertaste iid an
Osittlppd Nbanb, na6bem bie8eriamms
luas 8eidtiiie ansenoTlnsn battc, ben
GongreB lin cine jdbrli6e geriuiai auns
DON 100000 fir Die 8erb.h.runs
beg IifIouri uuo Bon 100000 fir
Die Serteiieruns ces Wihiiilppi Jluii.s
au5uscbsn. Iuberosm wurbe Elm Be-
i0tuB a%ngenommsn, Die Contention su
eiHer permauenten Organization 81
madjen uno uurbe Elm aus 5rei Dele,
gaten bon jebcm Der psrtrsteuer su0ll
Stanten bslteGenbss Grccutiu : Connie
ernallnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-18
seIbfmoro.

5err Safob Gtrabner. elm b%efannter
uno alIsemein seo@teter Sarser unie<
res GOuntp's. begging ant lebten Greitas
MOrseu auf ieiner Garm, ettua 4 Mei~
len iiiblid bon Der etabt, Selbfmoro,
inbem CT ii9 nit e,ner Sdrotflinte ers
idob. Ser 2ebensmioe bate ii9 ben
Ylan ieiner Setbnentleibuns ipobl iiberz
lest, beun am Gage porber befano er
Ii9 in Der Stabt unb lief bur3 ben
Observation-Disclosures Balfer iein
Seitament abfaHen unb erfldrte ieinen
bieiisen 8efunnten seseniiber haB ct
oes 2ebens iiberbriiiis lei unb it6 nod
ebe Der rddite Sag unbridt, eridiekn
peroe. Seine Greunbc ieoo6 nabmen
bieie 8rObunsen slei6siIti3 FIN. henn
feiner slau6t., bab Der ionlt 10 beitere
uno lebensluitise Mann Sano oil ii@
lesen ipiirbe. StraBner perabidiebete
iid erit ipdt hes Ibenbs BON ieinen Be-
famnten in Der Stabt unb trat bann &C.
gen 10 l1br ben 9eimtpes an. GIN
naditen Morsen uls Der Gater our sez
ipubnten Stunse iein 3immer nod nibt
perlaHsn bate, wurben feline &inoer
Inn i'm BE iorst unb betraten iein Sdlaf@
sema9 I'M nad inn 5u ieben; bod bier
bot fi9 ibrsn elm entieblider Gnblid,
oenn auf oem8ette lag berislbe toot uub
farr in isinem 8lute idtuimmero.
Or bate feline SrObuns nur al5H tpabr
semadt. Gr bate iid auf bas 8ett sez
iebt, ben 2auf Der sdrutFinte in Den
Muno senommen unb nit einem edar'
eiieu ben Sabu absebridt. 9ie 2abs
uus sins ourd ben &opf unb muBte
Den uuseab!idti6en Sob bes 2ebens=
lb.rOriiis.n our 5olse s.babt baben.
|. gOr Sabresfriit besins aud Die
@nttin tes llnslidliden SelbfmOro
inb.m iie i'll einem Gnfane bon Set
tssii6runs in .iuem unbewadtcn au:
senblide aus benz Sauie fob unb ii9 in
einem MIR ipenise SoI tiefen 9ate ELS
trGnfte.
Die 2ei6enidau ipuroe am Srsi:os
BON 5riebensri9ter 9oeetmann abse'
balten uub lautete Der Wabriprub Del
@eld,porenen BEN obeneripdbnten I'm
itdnbsn semdB.
Strabner mar aus Sambud iii be,
&beinpfal5 %sebhrtis uro tpobute idor
felt Dem Sabre 1857 in unierem @oun
tp, iup er iid Der 2anbuirtbIdaft xni
sorsislid benz @einbau tniomete. 6,
mar iufufse i,inss leutielisen @eiens
a~llaemein beliebt unb erfreute ii6 De,
adtung GGsr bic i'm fanntcn. Gr bin:
terldbt II 3inber, BON oenen bag jiingitt
erit 8 SATIRE Sdblt unb benen mir unier'
aufridtise 9beiluabme 5olen.
9as 8ssrdbniB fano am leBten Sonn:
tag ari Der Sarm hes gerlturbenen I'LL.
ter Sablreidjer 8etbeilisuns itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-18

Serr Gilbert Taube BON abortion
erbielt bieier Gage Elm 8atent auf ie,ne
bon ibm erfunoene neue @aidmaidins
ulb iuiQ nun uuueraisti6 nit Der Sas
Irritation Der Maidinen beginner. 9ie
bon !Serrn Saubs eriuubeue Mai9mas
I9iue 1T 10 einfa9 in ibrer Contribution
unb 10 leidtarbeitenb, Dab iel6lt eli
Sinh bamit bic sr6Bte Wai6e rein uni
lau@er wai6en lam Obne ii6 babel ~
ermiiben. Saube's Maidine lit III;
itreitls cine ber beiten bic mir nod &C.
lebsn uno Iplte es ibr nidt idluer faQer
lid cen @es in jeOen Sausbalt 81 bah
neu ur,o iid Die Cunt Der 9ausfran 81
eripcr6cn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-18
Sc,r9ocob @ohr ,o,A,. o.t.

9crrSncub Sphn, iuelder p;e(e Sabre
int 6eiddfte ieincs stiefbrubcrs, bes
Mctgers q. Sap, tbdtis ,uar, itar6 al,
lesten Sonnta9 @pr9en nod breitdaiz
ger 9ranfbeit i'll sllter bon 80 Sa6ren.
Der Terltorbene iuar unuer6eirat6et ullo
uoH Wien Die i'm itdber fanrteu beliebt.
Sic Seeroisung iano an 0ontaa
nrf benz itdotii6eu JriebboIe ltatt uuo
9aben bic 5%eueriuebr, gu beren Ilits(ie.
BERN bergeritorbere 5dblte, iolpie sable
ride Srsnnbe uno Sefannte, linn eas
sur lebten 8ubefdtte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-18

Gle Iol9enben MitalieSer Der bjeiigeu
ao6crt Slum 2ose S. .. 8. S. r~eiitcl
9eItern mad Sefferion gity I'M Der Gin
lOeiDltn9 Der neuen 2usebaQe Ser itaatss
3apftltdotiiden Sobielou 2oge 6eiilty
poDnen: 86il. auDn, Martin aun5,
F5il. 'Sdefner, Sic. 5fuslIh, Sos.
Meger, @I1. S. 9Ocing, Soicpb Selling,
2ouis Sacnsde, SusO &rppp, Gunrab
5dnd, Sris Stauoe, gbas @ieser, Ger.
Wtueler, SenrD Soned, 8obert Saunu=
gGertucr lno Sacob Gomme(.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-18
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-18

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