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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27
ggm. 9i6Ipn ulb lein Better 6

= @m. Did ion unb leia Setter 50.
Smith luaren am Sonnta9 auf Dem
8uSrep Gee bel Garrolltou fil6eu.
0iflon lieB iein &uber fallen nno in
bent 8cmiiben, basI Ielbe ipieber 5u er'
rei1eu, feuterte bas 8oot uno beioe fie'
len ins 3allcr. sic iuaren beioe sut'
Sdpimmer, ater 0idloa batte @aIIer
ticiel unb einen idueren &esenmantel
an unO fOnnte ii4 bieier Sa6en ni6
| entfebisen. g8dbreno es Smitb 9elans
it9 81 retten, Ianf Sidion uno ertran
lppr bea Iusen ieines @efdbrten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27

gSdbrenb sic n6rbIi6en Wfitglieber
beS Gonqreies beinabe Obne Sus>
nobme 3u Suniten ciner Scwilliguns
fir Sic llnteritilsun9 Ser in Solge Ser
lleberi6pemmun9 notblciOenbcn Sez
wObner beS Siibens iinS, seigen ii6 bie
iilblid)en Wfitglicber elmer iolden NiaB<
regeI abgenei9t pcil, iuie iie iagen, ba'
purd cin 9efabrlider 8raSeoensfaa ses
i9ahen wiirbe. Slber bieie ielben
Scrren baben ibre Stimmeu su 9uns
ten elmer enOrme Seiuilli9uns fiir bit
iiibliaen SliiTe entbaltenben Bill ab.
gegeben. &ie fie baS Cine fir re6t
uno baS anbere unredt balten fonnen
lit ifiuer su periteben. Seber Solar
| ser fir Die &erbe6erung beS unterel
0fiifiiiippi aus9e9ebcn iuirb, tit sun
| geiten Der benz Sluile entlans iuobnen
sen Sep6lferune. Die 9lrbeit mir
lgetban I'M Die SeipObner beS SluB
Itbules 9esen 1leberl rldpemntung 5
liidern, unb bie Serren SiiblanDer il
@ongreis fnben ries gan; in Der Srf
nung, itrauben ii6 aber sesen bie 81
fwilligun9 bon Selb fir Die Inter itiit
i, ung Der bnr6 Die lleberidipemmun
l8ei6abi9ten. Siiriuabr cine Sncoi
iequens ipie iie wobl ielten su fnoe
iein pirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27

- 8uei Weilen unterbalb 8aDerlr
iuurbe bic 2eidJe bes Deputy &reisses
ri6ts>Glerfs bon 2afapette County,
SapuOob Seatbman, bon ben Be0en
oes Wiiiouri an's 2anb seipiilt. Ser
@enannie ,par ain Is. Wdr5 NIT otuej
@efdbrten, Ttomas unb Seife @raobr
nit Namen, auf Der Seimfabrt BON be,
Guteniaso ertrunfeu. 9ie 2eiden be,
beioen 8rilber @rubbp iino nod MIDI
aufgefunben tuorben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27

= Seit Sabren babcn Die sroBen
unb fait unerid6pfli9eu 8inf= unb 8tei>
@ruben in Siiomeits sWtiouri unb 9sorb=
Irfanias bic Muf ufmerfiamfeit Der @api'
taliIten auf iib sesosen. Sest babsn
cine 9lnSahl @elomdnner IN Waonett be.
idloiien, cine 8abn our6 Die betreffenz
ben 9iitricte su bauea uno 10 bas 9anb
81 6Hnen uno 5u enttu;deln. Sic 8abr
uirb bon Wonett, Mo., big 8alo &nob
Irf., fiibreu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27
t6ermann, NO.. Trcitag, oen p. Mfai 1892,

Die Ginipanberuna Seist in ben less
ten 10 Mpnaten cine 3unabme BON circa
$4,000 2Dpfen sesen bas Guriobr unb
uerfpribt beim Sabresabib!uB Die Go
lpiial< 8iffer bon $4,000 au erreidcn,
iuo5ei aber Die !uiini6ensmertbe 9erma,
nifbe leioer ni6t in lan5 ridtigem 8er=
bdltuiB Su Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ila>
nilben fte6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27

= 8eim 8erlud, has @eleile Der
8roabtpan &abelbabn i'll ct. 2uuis Su
freu,en, iuuroe ont Sunntas Der lebtge
SO Sabre alte Ger. @eiBserber ii5er>
iahren unb aet0otet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27

Ser 55 Sabre alte Irbeiter Srauf
Glterferd besius am 9ienstas lcbter
ISOLDE in ct. Souls 5slbltu,orb, inoem
er fi9 cine 8usel in ben 8opI iaste.
Ser Selbitm6roer binterldBt cine Grau
uub iiini Sinner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27

@enn Sbr eiuen feinen Sonnen. ober
&esenl ldirm su baben tpanidt, enttpe>
Der Seibe, Satin Ober gutter l9mar5er
@lpaca, (mslder bic 5arbe unperdn=
bert bebdlt,) ale in Den neueten Ma:
itern uab loebeu BON gteu gorfer So
brifanten 81 etlua Dem balben Hrei!t
tuie frilber be5osen, fauft einen bel
gloolpb S. 8ruSot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27

Grbalten, sroBe antiidien &ounbs
|Gbore Sdr,nse in sroBen unb fleinen
SdBhen; bo1dnbiide 5drinse, ruiiiIbe
5orbelIen uno &oa Sdriuse. Sept
billiaer ats Gpdter uno niebri9er als il
supor. N. Serbian,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27

Soeben erbalten, cine sroBe Nuspabl
BON Eapeten Der neueiten Muiter unb
iebr f,llig 81 baben i'll Yeisner's g
WDbelhanblun9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27

Die 8riinour9 BON @arncr>Glubs lit
jctt III Wiiiouri on Der Sa9esOronuns,
uuO NOD piele anoere 9tn5et6en beuten
oarauf BIN, bah Die 9tepublifauer einen
entidieOencn uao euer9tl6en Sampf
fir een beittn @ouocrueurs<ganbibaz
ten, Zen lie je aufseiteIlt ba5cn, fiibrsu
werocu. .-(@lobe.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27
City Hotel
psn
MARTIN AIlEmANM

MARTIN AlLEMAkM
ssartfraBe, Sermann, Mo.
Haa.sssr tsfen tsatiSsu GaftGuier in
T,tis Sl,00 prp5as. pser $500 pro 0p@r
sSsVt b.auemsS Sampls 8pcm i'm Selbfn
,.;INs v;saues tur bic Sfnusung Spu 9el9Gfts-
Sis.a. ''''''''''"'' 'V'''' u" ""''
s.Ss!at fur bic WprriIpn 8auml&uls
Se.aapssn auf 96ume, &eben unb StrGu'
f"Htnsn Srpmpt bslrrst. iunt4 9
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27

Ser 9egerludrtlgs remofratii6eSparz
Iamfelts- -Gon9reB faHa ii6 bamit briis
item, in ieiuer l. Sisung big iebt ldon
% MilliOncn mebr, iuelder @ctras big
gum SbfuB her Sibun9 auI 60 Mtiuio.
ueH Iteigen mag, ,-uerw aist gu babeu
nis Der leb!e io9. r8:llionens@ prsreb'
III ieincr /. 5isun9 perluilliste. Mar
beoenfs- so Wtluionsn Collars mebr
lluo ba5fi fdbren Die bemrfratii@eu&eO
Hcr Eno 9emOtratilden 8eitungen fort
iiber rcputlifanii6e Seridiuenbun9 lps:
suiicheu. Sic (bic 9emutrater) irbel
ebcn iuobt ben Splitter I'm gluge Der
| Gegnsr, i;e feDcu oter nidt Der Gatfel
in c;scneu 9lu8e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27

sSb babe blsie @o6e cine ganss Gar
labuns Milwaufee Stahibilper erhal:
ten. Gislcs iinb tie teiten Scltltbln
Der uno wenn iGr iii oieisnl Sabre eir'
@rutemal6iue ianftu iuoGt, mD0te I'd
gu6 erlH9cu e,lt Den Wt,Iwautee 81 III
terlutbeu. DC. S OF D d II.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27

in Sermnn uprb. bic berlbmte &onautn ct
Souls puroe BON Serrn
ct Souls nad rmanu atnomoe
bemqen arplabe
6m sufbaon Gufes waseu sic mrb big be
5ub auesu bier dmnoeon S6b miels ais
herapnan gDno smIg TT Morbei
S en Sarpas eroe bsrabtommn gr ibrer au
ahr wb Waoame Grapioro Gora9 bic
Gebn als gsnautn baen Gmtt gum Saat betrdst
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27
NJ. JORDAN.

Die s(usiidten Scr Gepu5lifaner in
uuIcrem Staate beiiern li6 nit jebem
Gage. lleberbaupt ldeint bies in poliz
tii9er Se5iebung ein republltanii6es
SQhr su iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27

@oae! Der b5dfte Warttpreis fit,
Bolle ipirb beSablt BON
Mholpb S. Yruoot. 2
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27

2orb Saul5burp, ber britiide Yre'
nier, iu6t Sic Wtit9lieber be5 en9lils
den Torlamentes basu gu beme9en ein
itren9eS Sduksoa>Seies ansunebmen.
Sin peiterer Scleg bafiir, boB bas
6rcibanoeIsipit item inber YrariS nidts
tau9t unO fdlieblid bem S@ussoa'
ipitem pei6en MuB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27

Sprc6t Eel ulls ppr uuo beiebt I'M.
iere i6onen 6riibiabrbiite fir &inoer.
U. s. Yrubpt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27

Sen b56Itsn Warftpreis fur aae Nr'
ter 5ar,rproeufte beaablt
gSn,. Gberlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27
Sic ;.eue
UNION sfdbmai6ine

Ia ~ an " ,ersn ntnsfsn gsrbfGernnssn III ti.
l.r.. lM .Masa1al&tns I'm NaItte unp babel lsbr
ss,sall nne bilis. Wsr isinsr Grau bic
ns;.aa ns.a srlst1ttru mid tsr faufe ibr eine
,,i%..N i;sa Naemal9ine, bic nur bel benz untsr-
eSa.isn ju babsn III.
hIssIaas lisfsrs i9 alle @rten Nabma.
IA Insn;Msg;..s, s;M;sas, Msparatarsn, Iahsln ulw. sa
H. BlInAer.
s-'sS Srser,Ro
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27
l1dhruf

ltdQruT
oil 5rau Sota:,:.a Wteper. tseb Sonnta9)
gt) flaaen5mertb lit Guer Sos.
STE Sbr III iuu9eu Sa9eu
Sotuiinfet i'll Der g-be S6pps
Som itineu S9mers setra9en.
SIR fiBrt in be5 Sebens 2rauin
@rit taunl Der SSreube 9olSenen Sauil
lluo ntiliet idbeioen
go irIb ppn allen s5reuoe1.
60 flaaen t6cnre ireunbin mir
2aB Iii urs frib entriIien.
stn Seinem Srube itebeu mir
limb unIre Sbrauen fieBen.
9pr aursem frDb uno ipobl9emltb.
@erihlang Sid frub oes SooeS 5luta.
Sb mir aud fpetneu,
Su ipirit nidbt mebr eribetnen
Got) iuo bes SoimmeIs 6enerslutb
Ser SterneldDaare bIinteu.
Ser Grbe Snnfel neitbt uno hicbt.
@on bort ipirit 9u uus fpinfen
Bon bort ftrablt nrs ber Sooffnnns Sitt.
Mir i6eiben 5rpar, bod iterben ntibt.
Gin Wieberiebn
g9iuft ms aus eipiSen Sbb'n.
Wlprriion, 9Jto.. %. Utai. le9
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27

Gas 9feueite in Strobbiiten fiir &na
ben unb Wab9en bel U. S. Hruoot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27

glIe uIri,nmiuss" f;ir u. q. 81
5iiie 6iIlig bel
S9suer 8ros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27
Sc naher Die 8eit Der slbhaltuna Der

Sc ndber bic 3eit Der Nbbaltuns Der
Natiunal=g gonnentipn riidt bejto lebbafter
miro es auf benz @ebiete Der 8olitif uub
Der pOlitiide 5erenfeiiel miro bafo 81
iieben besiunen. l1niere 8eiorsniB.
bas es oermutblid nur iuenise Gambia.
ten fir bic gouutpiuabt seben wirb,
ideint unbesriinbet semelen 81 iein. benn
tuie Der ,Mbpertiier Courier" biele
@ode beridtet, 1T Die 3abl 9erer Die
bereit finb iid fiir's @atertanb 81 OPT
ern cine ni6t alISu seriuae, mie aus
folsenber 2iite mutbmaBlider ganblbae
ten gu erieben 1T. @ubloeritanben,
aber baB nidt aue Grdser Der folsenocn
Namen aus9eiprudene ganbibaten iine,
ionoern nur bon 5reunben fir bas betr.
Gmt empfob1en tpurbeH:
Sir Collector: Nrnolb &bump, gbas.
Susser, s. so. Sbodlp, Sacob Eapp,
meper uno s. q. S. 8Obl.
Sir guunipz9lnralt: 9. 8. Mats
tbetus, 6. @. 0oerman unb Iusuit
Meper.
Sir &eprdlentunt: Or. &. Grace,
8alter @ioin9basen, S. 8. 8enIel uno
Ghas. M. Mattbems.
Sir sdabmeiiter: 8m. 6. 8Oeins,
2ouis Meper, @m. @berlin uub Sacat
SaOtbiu3s.
Sir @beriff: @m. Golfer, 5ron'
8reiper. &. 6. Ntumbrauer, Senrg
Selms, gmil 8unotp unb &ubolpf
&essler.
Sir @urpepor: Sfuoofpb SOier, 81
Waupin unb %. .. &eab.
Sir &i9ter bes iiibli6en 9iitrift
@m. 8rsiuer, 6. S. @lbertswertb. 8
@erfelmann, 3. 8. 5euslep, S. 8ul
linstou, 8m. 9eppe, gbas. M. Mat
tbetps, gSm. gSatermaun rnb u. &
Brinfmann.
Sir &i9ter bes nDrbliden Siltritt
Senrp &ueoiser, San. Saib, Iu9ui
&oeller, Ghriit. Gauuier, Sobn So0ert
fen, @ur &abtfe, Senrp @uloeder, q
&. Brinfmunn.
i Sir 9lHeHor: S. Wartin Suna, S
SO. Sueller, Sames 6. 8enuer, @ml
9unuip, Mar &aotfe, SUbn $. Mepe
uno 5. S. Grote.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27
S,ben Sreitas cUrri9irt ppn Ger
HERMANN STAR MILLS.

@oruments, Grabfeine ans Rdrmor ober
eIanit iowie iiberbalipt ale i'll bieieS Sad
sal4lasenbe Ge9enltanbe weroen III tunt'
M.9t.r @e.le ousSeiiibrt NIB suar 3u ben
Hl.SusNen 9reiien.
am ssnei9teu Suipru9 bittet,
s3alls2. Gepr9e Sang.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27

Gents fur @rluad>
iene, &inoer unter
II Sabren fret.
Seoer 8dufer Ell
nes Tidets lit 81
| freiem @intritt su
benz 4beubs itatt>
| fiubenben 8aae
| berebtist. Ma9z
mittass
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27
3eit CUR 3mpfuna

Oell o"I -)HtPI 'ttS'
Soeben frildc, gang d9te Subpods
iDmpbc, { (Vaccin) erbalten. Simple
ieoen Sag biz gum lsbten Mai.
Sui. Saffner, W. 8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27

b@ grabtnole Gpmmer>MnSii9e in
ibwar5, srau unb blai, iebr billig bel
ShSner SrpS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27
Sir Coroner: 81. 6. Naile.

1899 5dBben d9ter bolldnbii ider
0drinse babe id loeben erhalten, oirefi
importirt, ipeld)e id biele uno rddite
@o6e 81 SO Gents per Seq oerfau-
fen merben. Sielelben iino 80 Gents
wertb. so. Sorban.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-05-27

tuStlps ~. ~ ".
@fan bort iebr baufg sic Semerfs
ung baB bies Sic idlimm lteSSittterun9
lei sic ser 9tebner iemals erlebt
babe. SSenn mir uns aber senau an
Die sSitterun9spefbdltnifle friiberer
Sabre erinnern f0nnten, iuiiroe biele
Sebauptung ni6t 10 oft gemadt. Gs
siebt nur SSenise, iueIde int Stanbe
iinb bic SSitterunssperbal bes lesz
ten @intess, Serb ties ober Sommers
senau ansuseben. @enn man abel
swei, bret, filnf, sebn, swanSie
ober sar siersis Sabre suriid'
subenfen berludt, 10 finoct man, bab
10 iueit bas gSetter in Setradt fommt
bas SebddtniB iebr unsuberlabli6 il
unb man beinabe nidt i'm Stanbe il
iid aud nur einen serinsen gegrii
hauon gu MAIDEN mas mir fir SSette
in elmer 9eiuiien HeriObe 9ebabt ba
: belt. Sie @itterun9soe sic
: les Sabres ideinen bDdf ungiin Zig
su iein aber aus Ben metreologiide
: Slufseidnun9en friiberer 3eiten lit )
t erieben, bab es man6esmal biel idlin
r mer geipeien. SaS Sabr 1916 lit al
e bas Sabr obne CONNER in ser 81
id)i6te befannt. Ser gSinter ipo
e iebr gelinbe unb bate biele Sage q
3 oenen es iebr iparm mar, aber 81
I Nfar; par falt unb itiirmil6. 8,
eiaentIide @inter fam crit i'm S(pri
e Gs fdneite unb 9lateilte an II Sage
!. i'm Miai unb beinabe allies 8fan,el
Is leben ipurbe serit0rt. Sm Suni 90
: es in 27 aus 30 Sfadten entpeo
T. Srof ober Sdnee. Sdnee fel in 81
Ie fem Wfonate 3 3oa bod unS bli
Il mebrere Sage lie9en. Der Suli III
e. falt unb es CAB baufis Sis, uno fell
4. im Slu9uit fror bas Sis einen 81
70 sid, 10 bab man lei6t erleben fan
81 bab fein Semitic ober Sstreibe ae,o9
iperben fonnte. &orn foitete in 81
I, barauf folgenben &inter bon S.
IL $40 per 8uibel.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-01-04
Mans Idea of q yVOnnan'S Club.

It is unfortunate, perhaps, but it is
really true that TO the untutored mind
the word Sorosis brings up a vision
of stayless, short haired ladies, with
profound intellects and dress reform
garments that usually set more or
less awry about the waist, discussing
such subjects as The Improvement
Of the Economic Condition of the
Race, which was touched upon at
one meeting. Sorosis never 'frivols. "
1t Is dignified and grave, as BELTS an
ASSOCIATION that has the advancement
Of woman forever on it's mind.
1t unbendS q little at its banQuets;
it has then to lower its intellect to
the level Of it's guests, but even then
there is a flavor Of woman's suffrage
in the chicken salad, the croquettes
taste Of learned disquisitions, and
after the feast, I have heard it
vOuched for, the pillows of the par
takers are haunted by horrid dreams
Of woman's oppression in the Dark
Ages. But I suppose it can hardly be
otherwise than that the melTiest mo-
ments should be tempered with a GER
tain gravity to those who have CON
stantly on their minds the welfare of
Woman and Posterity with capital
letters. -New York Cor. Detroit Free
Press
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-01-04
w. G. T. u. COLUMN
MORO: God and Home and Native Ian d.
WOMEN AND WINE.

Tt is generally thought that in our
quiet country places there is no dan
ger to womankind from strong drink.
While there may be no danger of our
country daughters, wives, and moth
ers becoming drunkards, there is a
danger of different kind.
The law of heredity holds good ma
ternally, as well as paternally. May
not the woman, whose sovereign balm
for every i'll is alcohol, who stimulat-
es her failing strength with a glass of
hot sling, that she may do little
more work in day, see in the feeble
health and perverted appetite of her
offspring, direct result of her own
folly? Truly she will SOW the wind and
reap the whirlwind. And what does
the future hold for the mother who
feeds the stuff to her children for
every slight cold or trifiing ailment?
A friend once told me how that
when her little boy was i'll the physi-
clan ordered the medicine prepared
in alcohol to preserve it. The child
knew what it was and one day after
taking it, looked up to his mother
and said, Mamma, wont be a drunk
ard if [ take that?" The mother said,
II prepared that medicine fresh daily
and left the alcohol out, would not
SOW the seeds of intemperance in his
life.D
[ have in mind a little magazine
story told by T. S. Arthur. A little
boy, an only and almost idolized child
was visiting at a neighbors house,
some little friends It was the child's
birthday and as special treat the
lady of the house brought forth bot
tie of current wine and gave her little
guest to drink of it. The children re-
turned to their play, but that night
the little visitor was carried home in
sensible. He had fallen from tree
which he had essayed to climb and
was seemingly dying. Consciousness
returned and the DR.. pronounced him
out of danger, but alas! he never more
would run and play. His spine was
injured and though he might live to
be an old man he would never walk
again. AS his grief stricken mother
sat beside him he whispered, "Mam-
ma, want to tell you something, [
was not quite myself or I should not
have fallen. The wine some way made
me dizzy. They dared me to climb
the tree and | went, but my head
swan and my hands were not steady
and [ fell" That mother bending
over the crippled boy doubtless real
lied that wine was mocker. How
much deeper her anguish had it been
her own hand that had given him the
wine There is food for thoughts in
incidents like these. Not every one
who crosses a dangerous place falls,
but there is always the same risk for
all, and no one knows whose foot will
slip next. 1t is better far to be on the
safe side. I'll. M. PERCIVAL.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-01-04
Erablematio Signs Going out.

There is notable decay in the use
Of emblematic signs On shops in our
cities, the BARRIERS pole, the drug
gist's colored waters, the cigar pom
pey and tavern signs being about the
only ones that survive. This may be
due in part to the improved education
OF the masses of the people, but the
antiquary can't help regretting the
change, for there We're some curl
Gus survivals in Old signs, even the
druggists waters being a reminder
Of Medieval magic. : Philadelphia;
ledger. J,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-01-04
New Pension bill.

Dependent parents, widows, ali disabled soldiers
without regard to origin of disability, whether
tracted in the service not, all soldiers drawing
less than ST per month and many drawing less
than So per month and others entitled thereto,
should apply Immediately to receive the benefits
of the new pension bill just passed.
No matter if you have claim pending are
drawing pension, you apply under the
new law and still continue to draw under the old.
You can use the proceeds of pension obtained I'M
der the new TO prosecute the old claim. Pension
begins from date of fling application. Proof easily
obtained
L prepared to prosecute claims under this
law. Let me forward you the necessary blanks TO
execute at once or better still and see me and
1 will give your prompt attention whether
err old or new law.
". e. CUsHHAN. Pension Attorney.
C4nrt House, Newport. Vt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-01-04
ON PICKET.

For getting man out of hard
place a joke is sometimes better than
a gun. A Yankee drummer boy was
out on a little foraging expedition one
evening during the late civil war, all
by himself, and had scaled a bristling
picket fence to get at a tree full Of
tempting, rosy apples. He had filled
his Eaversack and his pockets when
he was suddenly startled by stento-
rian voice, ''Drop them apples, boy,
and git, er yer a dead Yank!"
Crashing through the tall weeds
came the owner of the apples, rifle in
hand. The boy ran for dear life, but
chung to as many apples as he could.
On reaching the fence, he grasped
post and tried to climb over; but the
pickets seemed to have gained foot
in height and many degrees in sharp
ness since he entered the orchard,
and, as he scrambled over, one of
them managed to insert itself between
the small of his back and his leather
belt in such a way as to hold him sus-
pended, at the mercy of his oncoming
foe.
Git, I tell ye! Git, er I'll shoot! roar
ed the Confederate.
The boy looked over his shoulder,
and, despite the ugly rifle levelled at
his head, called out good humoredly;
Oh, see here now, don't shoot! Don't
you see I'm on picket and can't leave
my post?
The man lowered his gun, broad
smile came over his face, and he
answered, All right, sonny, stick to
your post.
Then he turned and went away in
the direction whence he had come,
leaving the Yankee boy to get out of
his predicament as best he could,
which ne finally did by cutting his belt
with his pocket knife.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-01-04

Ex-Governor Furnas Of Nebraska
tells story on Judge Broadly of Oma-
ha, which would be helped by some
corrobOrative evidence. The story is
that on one occasion Judge Broadly
left his Office and on the outer door
posted a card with the words, 'SBack
again in 10 minutes Take a seat and
wait" ''At the foot of the stairs,''
says Gov. Furnas, 'Judge Broadly
happened to remember that he had
forgotten something. Slowly he
climbed the steps and once more he.
became submerged in his own thoughts
At the door of his own Office he paus-
ed and read the card on the door.
Then the judge deliberately sat down
and waited for himself to come backn
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-04
1.-THE MAYORS POLICY"
Which Seems to BE to Strain at
Gnats and Swallow Camels.

Which Seems to BE to Strain at
Gnats and Swallow CameIs.
The board of aldermen were in SEES
sion for over three hours Tuesday night,
anu the clerk announced at the time of
adjournment all the business had been
cleaned up.
Yesterday afternoon, however, the
mayor instructed the city clerk to call a
special meeting of the board of alder
men for this evening at O'Clock. The
call reads Tor the transaction of ''gen-
eral business" Not one of the reform
ers seemed to know just what general
business" meant. or if they did
were careful not to say. A
caucus was held in the mayors
Office yesterday, and the mayor is said
to have eXpl essed himself very forcibly
regarding the failure of the aldermen
to follow his desires in the matter Of
the revocation of Murphy's saloon
license. The reformers, and more espe-
cially the mayor, desire to make a point
Oh Murphy, as he was what might be
|. termed an offensive partisan" during
the last election. A member of the
council. in speaking of the Murphy mat
ter yesterday, said:
Ali the statements about the manner in
which the place has been conducted might
be true, still 10 evidence was presented which
would warrant the committee in recommend
ing the revocation of the license on charge
of Keeping a dsorderly house. If, as the
mayor stated. evidence could be produced
showing the dangerous condition of affairs,
1t should have been presented to the commit
tee at their meeting.
The adoption of the report of the COM
mittee revoking Murphy's license is
part of the general business" to be
transacted at the special meeting called
for tonight.