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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16
Mas Wiiiouri.

-Sn Snbepenb ence tuurbe bie2eibe
zines brsiidbrisen 9eeserfinbes imgBaloe
gefuubsn. Das &inb .par eroroEelt
iuorben. Cine 3odter bes Sadion
Merria wuroe unter Der 9(nffase bes
@orbes perbuftet.
= Der So Sabre alte Gteinmaurer
wm. gernbarbt uersiftete ii6 ON
Dienstas Iebter @o9e in ct. 2ouis.
arbeitslOiisfeit iolI ben Waaun 3u benz
per5weifelten @9ritt setrieben babeu.
Bier Meileu BON gtepaba, Iers
non County, iuurbe Der 12idbrise @obn
Wm. Marnuion's BON einem Seriepz
Buueu beim Giittern setObtet. Das
3bier trof i'm om 8opf unb riB ibm
bic Seite auf.
2ucretia Glfins, bic Eo1ter eines
bel 9aucOd uobnenoen Garmers, besins
selbitmoro burd @ri9ieben. Die ur.
ia6en Der 9bat iinb ni6t befannt.
-.Sn &anias gitp ueriu@te Elm Jun
ses id,uebiides Wadb9en saamens Gin
Siloerlous, Selbitmoro 5u beseben.
sic iprans III ben JluB, iuurbe iebob
redtseitis bemertt uno berausseSosen.
gie fam erit Dor einisen @o9en in
Mnrerita an uno iuollte na9 Tacoma,
@aib. lln:erluess sins ibr bas @elo
aus, iie peritanb bic Spra4e nidt Uni
ldeint 10 in Der 8ersuei1uns ben gnt
l9lub sefabt su baben. ilrem 2eben ell
gnoe 5a MAIDEN.
= Sertert .. @ieemer bon &aniai
eitp wurbe toot am @ese aufsefunoer
Ser Eobte iuar am Morsen in ie,uer
Yussp aussefubrem, unb wie es ideinf
sins fem @euebr los uno traf @ibeme
bidt unter benz 1es sen, iuorauf er aa
benz @osen itiir3te, mdbrenb b:s Yfer
ideute uuo bur9sins.
Il = 8att Sones, elmer Der Banfrd,
Der, iuelder in uorlester Wo9e nj
. neun anberen @efansenen aus benz e
Coulter @eidusnib entfam, 1T am Grt
{ tos in aonias gitp perboftet tuorbe
Sones 1T elm ueripeseuer Buride III
4 berienise, iuelder ben Jludtplan er
: mari unb ousfibrte.
e Bon einem bur@sebenben 6
b ipann iuuroe am 5reitas in ct. Sou
ber 51zidbrise Brauerei Gubrma
gbriI. B6ler pon ieinem @asen
E. Idleubert. Die Hdber sinsen ibm III
bic 8ruit, mas nad iusnisen etunt
! ben Eob bes gerunslidten jur Sol
], bdtte.
rt - Der 40 Sabre olte @m. Grifi
y :. ipelder mebrere 1ose in Gfnes
= ~ 2ehubesf-er's Gabrif in ct. 2enis {
gormon,sRere beffeibete, fiirjli@ d
euttaiisn ,purbe, erf@cb ii@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16
@ieber Gin e9minbrIorbem.

Sie 3dbl Der Sbtplnoelprpen unD
ibrer Spfer, iuefde in blinbem 8er=
trauen auf @eripredunsen, bic eiuem
oenfenben Meniden an unb fir iid als
uuerfaIbar eridelnen miiiien, ibr gutss
@elb birsebsn nttS naiiirli1 nm oaslel-
be betrosea uerben, tuddit ben Wode
Su @ode, ia beinabe BON Gag 81 Gag.
Die nsueiten @erupften iinb Die Mit,
aliebee Der "Annual Friend Benefit
Association, Die unter ben @eieben
BON Maiiahuletts incorporirt tuurbe
nno ucn 9o!uea in benz genannten
Staat ausseteitet ipirb. Gie erfor Iib
i'm geptember lestcn eSabres ct. 2ouis
SuuI @irfunssfelo unb sriinbete mebs
rere 3weislcsen,s Die bis suin Wsai bie-
les Sabres suiammeu l 1862 Mitsfieber
SGblten. Die su Iei1tenbeu geitrdse i'm
Sabre iollten $50 ni6t iiteriieisen uno
iiberbies icllten ME nlebr als 50 auf
einnal eirsefUrbert iuerben. 9(m
SdluB oes Sabres iulIten Die Orb enss
Mitslieoer tann s1OO berauserbalten.
Die einsesablten $50 iuiirben alio
I'M Sabre 663 YroS. Gins setrusen bu=
ben nutabene ipenn tie auf einmal unb S,i
auians beg Sabres erlest iuoroen ND
rem. 0a Tie aber nur in fleinen 8eitrd.
gen unb rad uno na9 eirbeSablt iuur.
ben, 10 itelt iib Der 8rO5sntlab nod
nett b5ter unb Die Sa9e luiro babur9
nur otenteucrtider. 9enn 9eiemano
miro slauben, haB er nit ieinem @elbe
10 &so5ent unb mebr auf cbrli6e @eiie
perbienen f0nne.
Sic Sade fam aud, iuie lie fommen
muBte. Inianss sins alles redt gut.
@sssn ben S9luB bes Sabres, in benz
MaBe, als Der gas Der periprodeneu
500 anfan, permebrten iid jebo6 Die
,,Illsbmeuts", iuoburd piele Der Mit.
slieoer fopfldeu tuurben. Man9e tra=
ten aus unb lieBen bas einbeSablte @ele
psrlpren iein, anbere 5ablten einfad
uidts meDr unb ipuroen aussei9lulien,
ipbaB bic WitslieoerSabl i9tieblih aui
etiua 500 suiammenl9rumpfte. Ibe,
ielbit nit bes @ussabluns bieier @eni'
gan, Die cm 20. Sept. erfolsen ioIte
baperte es san5 setualtis. gin5elnt
Der rerfalIenen Certificate iuuroen tbeil.
iusiie teSablt, Die ginl6luus anberer ba.
ssgen unter allerlei nidtisen @prwdn,
Sen biuausseidobeu. Sic Slasen nab
men INNER mebr iiberbuno unb an
5reitas slbenb bielten Die un5ufrieoenei
Oroensnlitslieber Understanding ab
in ipel6er beidtoiien ,uuroe, Elm Com
mittee uud 2Owea, @ah, 5u i6iden
I'M bort on Srt uns Stelle Die Sa6
Su uuteriudeu. gaas babel berausfom
men ipirb, tarn ii9 Elm Seber beufen.
Cine 2ose bicieS Srbens eriitirt aud
bier unb 5u gsub unb Sromnen feline
Mits!ieber publi5iren miro obise Der
,,9lu5eiaer 5. &eltens" entnummene8ar
nuns, bic iuenn iie au6 et,uas Su lpd
fommt I'M bic Mitslieber Dor allem +
op9 Dor fernerem S6aben 5u iuabrer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16

SD babe iebt inc pollitdn6ise nno
reibe Iusluabl bon W:nter &leiber unb
lleberSieber on 9anb, bic i9 5u ben
niebrisfen Yreiien uerfaufe. Spre4t
bei mir por unb beii9tiSt meine i46ne
Gusipabl an 8leiber aller Irt.
SobnO 1Sner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16
8rudl69u oer uaa 8aaoaae Il .

Golden Die ein Bru6banb ODE.
8anbase su trasea se5tnunsen iinb, 81,
Rabridt, baB llnter5eidneter benz Gn'
paiien berlelben beIonbere &uimerfiam.
felt i6enft. 8rubbdnoer unb Banbaeer
aGer @rDBe an 9aub.
Or. Gbmunb 9taIle.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16
g onntos i'm Keller ieiner Wcbnuna
Gr binterldst cine 5rau unb brei ain.
Der.

8 unntos i'm Keller ieiuer gBubnuna
gr binterldBt cine Grau unb brei Qin.
Der.
- @dbrenb bic Gamilie bes dar.
rners 1bcmas 2ansau na1 Gbadfefcrb
in bic air@e sius, ,purbe bas einiame
@eb6ft aberfalIen uno ausaeroubt.
Die 9odter bes 5armers. iuel&e alleim
5uriidseblieben mar. ,uurbe NIT einer
@abipeids fur@tbar suseridtet unb
bon Der beimfebrenben Jamifie be.
iuuBtlos oufsefunben. Cine aro6e
Menidenmemse bat iid ouf Der sSorm
anseiammelt uno ipeun bic Naiifeibdter
entbedt ,perben, biirfte fur5er Yrpaes
nit ibnen sema9t iuerben.
- 8ei elmer Ua,uenerploiion ia ai6
5ill iuurbe Sailep Waeb sci5biet ln6
stuios stlser idwer perlest. au6erbem
luurben 6 Nauleiet set5btet nnb i'm
@an5en elm G9oben BON ca. 5000 on-
seridtet. Gum Slid ,parcn nur bic
beioeu Mdnner III bent Sda9t, benz
iuenu Die resuldre Manni4aft an bers
slrbeit seiueien .udre, tpirben einiae so
2eute bas 2eben berloren bateu.
Sohn Gibbs ,uuroe bon 8. q.
golin in Buffalo Sslaub BEL 3eunett
erid:aseu. Die beioen tparen be3iiaIi&
zines 8irden.Neubaues in Streit ae.
ratben uno 8Olin i9lus benz @ibbs cine
Stanse auf ben 8opf. moran Der lehtere
nad einisen Stunben itarb. 8eibe iuo.
rem befannte 8ir@enmltslieoer.
= Semanbem liisenbaftertpeiie 6ur&
WiBbrau@ bes 1elesrapben cine be.
tribenoe Namifieuna9r,dt 5u melben,
1T ein nidtswii rbiser Bubenfreid, Der
m6slideriueiie idiperes llnbeil it,ften
tann. Dieier Gage erbielt George
Suner in Iuburn i'm Staate gte,p gcrl
cine benz Gnideine nad bon ieiner
Sdipeiter 3ate berrii6renbe Depe5&e
aug Seoalia in Mifouri bes Snbalts:
Batter seitorben; BesrabniB @an,stas
Nadmittas Inn Drei." Daraufbin
reilte 9uuer iofort na9 Sebalia unb
unb faub bort ieinen @ater-in better
@eiunobeit Dor. Sm Telesrapben.
Bureau anseitelIte Nadforidunsen
ersaben, baB cine Depeide bes seuann.
ten Snbalts brrt nidt aufseseben NOR.
ben lit.
- Nus benz @eiters unb Saaten.
Beri6t Der Gtaats Iderbau.Heb5rbe
BON Miiiouri fir bic nit benz 10. Dctu.
ber enbenbe Wo1e sebt berpor, baB Der
&esenfalI i'm n6rbli9en 1beif bes Giaa.
tes ben Morualftanb errei9te. Sn benz
|iib6itli9en MiFouri biuseseu tuaren
bic atmuspbdrii@e MieSeridldse ielten,
nod rurer tuaren iie in ben iibweitti@en
9sitritten. no srobe Trodenbeit bic
idlimmfen 1erbeerunsen anri9tete.
Die 9emperotur iuar I'M sanjen tStaot
etipas unter benz 0ormalitanb. Der
Sprneugthein ff1dr in6eE Elm nprntnier
glnt 5. uno 6. October bate nlan foit In
allen Tbeilen bes Staates ibwerl
gtubtfr6fe. Das Sden bes WeijenS
ipirb iest nit sroBem Gifer betrieben
unb in mun9en Diitriften 1T bic @ei
: Seniuut beenbist. Ser por benz @eser
seidte Beisen 1T i@te9t aufsesunsen
unb mau@e Garner muBten ibre Gede'
ipieber bon iteuem beiden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16
PenS10nen

Solbaten ,pel6e wGbrenb benz leSten
Sriese 80 Gage sebient baben, ferpie 9Httf=
me Don SoIooten, f0nnen iidG erfor Der:
lidbem ausmeis auf 4eniinnen 4nip RUG
MAIDEN, unb werben es in ihren, Snte reil.
finben, Bel mir por;uipreden, inbem i'd t4or
cabrelans nit biefen, Gel DAFT uertraut bin
e.. 90. Wausbunt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16

$50 fnuft man feriise aleioer billiser
afs beim gbri Il mann, oil ber
MarftitraBe. 8ollltdnoise 9erren.sln=
sise fir $3.50; pullitdnoise Scans slns
siise fir @na6en $500; lleberr6de fir
6erren fir 1915; lleberr0de fir 8nas
ben fiir S1.5O Biz 1925. llnb Siua,
linb bies 8leioer in benen man ii1 Bel
einem Gmpfans int gSbite 9aus ieber
la1ieu FAM.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16

Sabe ioeben u,ein @ei9dft bur1 sro=
Be G,nfdufe in 1aldenubreu unb @anbs
ubren, edten uno pfaitirten Sdmudlo,
den ieberNrt um bas boppelte perer6Beri
uno bietet iid iest einem seebrtsn gub.
lifum bic bette @elesenbeit bic feinifen
@aaren 5u ben biIisien Yreiien 81
faufeu,
S. S1iuab, Suipelier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16

Sour INNER prattiId! Sie beiben
@ounerneursfanbioaten IN Warplanb
uerben elm gBettpFisen ueranitalten,
I'M ben Sarmern 81 betueiien, bab lie
oud binter benz IFuse braudbar iino.
Man 1T auf ben Nuseans seipannt, ba
bic gr6Bte Stimmenernte unter ber2anr<
bep6lteruns DEM beiten 8fliiser .rinfen
sofI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16
&leiatr.
Serbltz4nsii9e fir Serren,

Serbltz z4nsuse fir 9erren,
8radtpulle 9erbitzlleberrOde,
s. &naten=In5iise
Sbr fuoet bel uns bas Mpbernite
Bette unb S66nte lit Der sanSen Staol
fir bas ipenis1te @s1b.
Seine alten &aaren, Mlfes neu
Se15os & @ilb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16
City Hotel
MARTIN ALLEMANN

HsarfitraBe, Sermann, Mp.
u zines Der tsfsn teutI@sn @aifbauler in
Strmann.
Srsiis $1.00 prcSas. peer Sl.00 pro Wobe
5tbr Ssausmes Sampls &psm i'm ielben
Steauss fur bic SenuBuns Ypu 8sl6dfts'
!ttlsnstn. 3usurfpmmsnpspprtifrs an aas
3ts.n.
Gstnt fir bic Nprriion gaumi1ule
oshslurssn auf 9Gums. &sben unb Strda.
WI rtresn rrrmpt belcrgt. Iun14 81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16

Wtit ipeit berse tplten @rGnben uno
mebr ober tueniser selebrten Iuseinans
beriesunsen iuden jest bieSreibanoels-
Orsane su erfldren, iparum, r 0 3 oes
Mc8inlep 3ariis, cine 8ertbeueruns
Der alsemeiuen 2ebensbeoiirfniiie MID
itattseiunbcn. lleber oas ,,trOs" ippl
len mir nidt itreiten. 81 tros ooer
tpesen, bic Sauptiade 1T, b aB Del neue
Garif bic Soften bes 2ebensunterbaltes
ni1t pertbeuert bat, uno haB ielbit Die
@esner bies 5useiteben sen6tbist itno.
9ies 3useitdnoniB - slei6bebeutenb
nit Der grfldruns, baB bas @eidrel
iiber bic @c8inlep=9reiie ein beilpler
e9tpinbel mar - uebmen mir bierntit
sebibreno 81 8rotofoI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16


Sn ieiner Jeoe am ,,0euti9en Gage"
81 Stem gorf tparnte S9ur5 bic
9eutiden bieies 2unbes einorinslid
Dor iener iibertriebenen0 eut!dtbimelei,
tuelde iid sesen oas uiele @ute i'm
ameritanii6en 8eien eisen'innis perz
iperre unb, itatt patriotii6 amerifaniid
5u weroen, itets beiunbere9aationalitats'
spede uerfolse. slber e5enio enti9ieber
ermabnte ct Die 9eutideu oieies 2auoe 9
gum Seltbalten an Der oeuti6en Spra6t
uno 5ur 8erpTan5uus bieier Spra9'
aui ibre geadfommen. (Sa. StsSts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16

gisidrd ME. See Cream Sreeders
8utterfdffer, Bai9moi1inen, @ai9
turinsers, ,8inber,uasen fauft man biGlige,
lit 2eisner's M6helbanblun9 ols IT,
9enotpo in Der Stabt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16

Der bemofratilde @0uuerneurszganz
bibot Campbell inObio ntadte in lebter
Belt in ieinen Stumpreoen mebrfa6
fa1ide Nnsaben iiber ben augebli6en
8ldsans Der GrbeitslDbne nad gin.
fabrurs bes @cainlep Earif. Die
9ittsburser Nrbeitsritter uno anoere
Nrbeiter lesten feierlid sesen bieie
falideu ausaben 8rOteit ein. Sie
Grbeiter a6er, iollteu mir benten, mfg
ten III bieier 5ade am 8eiten 8eideib
iuiiien unb es iit iebr erfreulid, taB iie
bic bemofratii6en 2iisen feitnaseln.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16

yNad itatiitii6en 9aten", 10 idreibt
Die ySt. 8. Crib, utoiien bic idhrs
li1en @eburten in ben 8ereinisten
etaaten s25o,ooo,oOO, bic Seiratben
$500, 100000, bic 8esrdbniiie $751;
100000. Sos beitdtist itur bic alte
annabme, baB ber TOb, nenn aud ni6t
umionf, 70 bod am billisiten, bic gbe
basesen eas fcitipielisite Ding 1T.
8asu fonlnt nod, baB man sliidli der
i,eiie nur einmat iterben, oosesen -
leiber = biperie Male beiraiben fann." :"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16

Nabtloie 5ilsibube uno HaniOHeln,
bic beiten i'm Martt; ole @rbBen iiir
8inber ne grmadiene. Nnr 81 baben
BEL sloplpb S. Sruoot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16
3n berfanfen:

Elm Qan; neues ,,Nanifiu" pollitdnbtse
andtomie bes Wenideu i'll 0ebens9roBe; Ialt
nnentbs6rlib, ramentli6 fir aerste aut oem
ganbe.
s. Suifner, 81. s.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16

VrDDutfe
@prri9irt BON
HERZOG & WILD, 0rnter.
Die ansesebenen Treiie tperoen BON ben
!Sdnblern meiitens I'M 9auI9e bedablts
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16
@0dentlider Narttberi9t.
Oetreibe, Mebl nim.

Stbeu Sreitas corrisirt bon De
HERMANN STAR MILLS.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-29
Good Features Predominate.

In looking over the business situation it is
important to note that good features pre-
dominate over bad ones. The latter are tenn
porary, but the former possess staying quail.
ties There is steady, legitimate, and safe
growth in most of the great industries. The
farming and cotton growing interests through.
out ..:he West and South are generally in a
prosperous condition; better prices are antici.
pated for agricultural products of all kinds this
season. The manufacturers of agricultural
implements are pretty good authority on this
point, and they say that there is a growing de-
mand for their output. The makers of small
engines and OF shop equipments also say that
they have entered upon the season with about
as much business on their books as last
year. The manufacturers of all kinds of build
ing material are busy. A bird's.eye view of the
smaller industries shows pretty healthy condi-
tion of things. Money is SO easy as to encour-
age enterprise. About all that is wanting to
bring about business revival is settled
weather to vanduish the grip and make it possi-
BILE to get around without the accompaniment
of gum boots
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-29
Homes for the People.

Mr.. Louis Fleming, a prominent contractor
and builder of Cincinnati. was in the city yes
terday to investigate the real estate market
with view to making an investment In the
course of a brief conversation he remarked:
Things are slow down our way. and thought
would take run East to see If they were any
better. am going TO New York, but will stop
here on my return and remain for several days.
The weather is SO disagreeable that have been
able to see but little of the city. I have been
looking over statistics and talking with few
business men. Considering all the drawbacks,
1 find that Pittsburg is doing remarkably
well. The scarcity OF houses, of which
have taken special note, shows that
she is increasing in population. can discover
no permanent difficulties. The prevailing sick
ness is due to causes which will disappear with
the return Of settled weather. The outlook is
favorable. When 1 come back will make
tour of the suburbs. From information OBJ
tanned to-day, think the best openings for my
purpose-building houses for sale-are on the
Northside and along California avenue, where
land is cheaper than in the East End With
the completion of your rapid transit system [,
think both of these districts will be thickly
peopled within very few years If everything
turns out as hope and expect will have Is or
90 houses ready for occupancy somewhere in
Pittsburg before the summer Is over"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-29
Movements in Realty.

Allies & Bailey sold for the Henry Voigle
heirs, through 8. Arnold, to John McMahon
the undivided half interest in No. l006 Liberty
avenue. being brick business property, lot
2Oxll2 feet to New Grant street, and 80 on New
Grant street by IS feet back to Liberty avenue,
for sl1 600.
John K. Ewing & Co. sold for Mrs. A.
Stylar to NJ S. Ryan two brick houses of Eve
rooms each, on Craig street, First ward,
Allegheny. for $500 cash.
a. J. Pentecost sold for Fred Wehner, ad.
ministrator of the estate of May Bower, lot
20x96 feet on East street, Tenth ward, Allie
gheny, with frame dwelling, for $3.50.
Black q Baird sold to ]. j. Steytler for D. B.
Maxwell, q new frame dwelling on O'Hara
street. Shadyside, with lot 30x135 feet for SS.5O0
Samuel w. Black & Co. sold a new two-story
and attic siX-roomed frame dwelling on Flow
ers avenue. Twenty-third ward for price ap-
proximatIng So. 500
Elliott, frame dwelling of six rooms, with
81 600; also sold brick dwelling of six rooms
on Robinson street. Allegheny, to {. Brand, for
So 500; also sold a frame dwelling of six rooms
with lot 25xl3O. being No. % Garrison street,
Allegheny, to s. E. Jones for James Donaghy,
s., 50O
a. Leggate & Son sold a triangular shaped
lot at Ellsworth for $3.50 and two lots at
Sharpsburg for $500 cash.
Baxter, Thompson & Co. sold for John A.
Graver a two-story and attic brick dwelling of
II rooms and reception hall, with all convent.
ences. lot 50xl42, on Thomas street. Boulevard
plan, Twenty-frst ward, city, for $4,000, cash.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-29

Charter Lodge No. is still on the move.
Past Supreme President Naylor spent several
DAYS in this city during the week.
The members of Union Lodge No. do not
boas; great deal, but are doing some effective
work
Secretary Townsend. OF Apollo Lodge visited
she Supreme office during the week and reports
geod work in his lodge.
Last Friday evening Dr.. Westerhold, assisted
By D. S. ?. Witheineyer, organized a German
lodge at East Liverpool. Ohio.
The Supreme Trustees held their regular
monthly meeting last Friday. A large number
OF gil: edge loans were approved.
Supreme Trustee d. B. Conner reports Star
Lodge No. 5 getting ready FOR boom. Il will
arrange for monthly entertainments
Reports from numerous deputies and secre-
ta-!es throughout the country show marked
increase in membership for the month Of
March.
Union Lodge No. 8 gave a select musical
and literary entertainment at its handsome
p&riors last Tuesday evening. 1t was q de-
lightfal affair anc will result in great good for
No.&
Sherman Lodge No. 1877 will hold an open
meeting April 13. An excellent programme Is
being arranged. Brother George Philsack has
charge of affairs, which means a good time for
everybody.
Allegheny Lodge No. 2 initiated l6 new
membefs at its last meeting and steps into Sec
ond place, No. has shown remarkable work
during the past six months 1t will no doubt
make strong bid for first place.
Supreme Trustee W. H. Gaskill and WIFE of
Meanwhile, visited friends in the city during
the week. Brother Gaskill reports EQUITY
Lodge No. g. as taking another squirt. Seven
new members we're received Friday evening.
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MATERIALLY IMPROVED.

*Ex-diyidend.
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Centennial Circle, Of Allegheny, has refur-
uished its hall.
East Liberty Circle No. 50 reports fine meet
ings and new work.
Pittsburg No. IS has plenty of work in hand
1Or its next meeting.
Fifteen names have been secured by the Or
ganizer Tor new circle at Allentown.
Three hundred benefit certificates have been
written oy tie P. II. Z. for the month of March.
H c. Hall, Supreme President of the P. II.
c.. moves his family TO this city from Sharon
April l.
W. s. Bailey, Supreme Organizer, made an
address for Gem Circle No. g. at DuQuesne,
Friday evening.
Supreme Medical Director Salem Heilman
was IN the city Thursday looking after the in
seEests OF the order.
Nit. Washington No. q will move into Man.
nechor Hall, Nit. Washington, and hold the
aext meeting Monday evening. April l3 there.
Banner Circle No. Sc. at sharpsburg, had a
pleasing entertainment at its last session. A
number Of visitors from other circles were
present.
Enterprise Circle No. 81, located in the West
End, VIII hold a social at the home of Thomas
oldham next Saturday evening" the proceeds
20 be fo- the sick benefit fund.
Alfred Marland, of Mt. Washington Circle
No. q, has gone TO Harrisburg to plead with
tie Legislative Committee in the interest Of
frsternal insurance organizations.
Triumph Circle No. l0l of Allegheny initia-
ted II candidates " ednesday evening. By vote
the circle decided TO move into larger hall
Its next meeting will be held Wednesday even
Ing, April !, in kendels Hall, l04 Ohio Stree,
Allegheny,
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The Building Record.

During the past week 80 permits were issued,
representing 81 buildings. brick and "a frame,
the total cost of all being S54, 704 The Twenty.
first ward led with z, followed by the Thir-
teenth with 5.
The number of permits taken out the previ-
ous week was A, representing 5 buildings, es.
timated cost being s74,4l9. Number of build
ings for which permits have been granted this
year TO date, 49S. Yesterdays permits follow:
Robert W. Hodgsen, frame one-story dwell.
ing. 16x20 feet. on Jones avenue, Twelfth ward.
Cost $780,
William N. Fisher, frame one-story dwelling,
24xlS feet, on Howard's lane, Fourteenth ward.
Cost, $3.50.
Elizabeth shoup, brick two-story and attic
dwelling. l6x2S feet, rear Penn avenue, Tenth
ward. Cost 81, 700.
Mrs. A. Miller frame two-story store, 20x4S
feet on Grandview avenue, Thirty-ffth ward
Cost, s., 800.
John Coyle, frame two-story dwelling, 1Sx37
feet, on Romeo street, Fourteenth ward. Cost,
81 300