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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-02

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First B.psist Church.
Rev. W. r. Taylor preached .. the First
baptist church yesterday on the text:
Deuteronomy i.6-s, "Ye have Gwelt long
enough in this mount. Behold have set
the land before you: 60 In and possess the
land" The following is a synopsis Of the
sermon:
The Bedouins Of TODAY would call the
life of Israel In the wilderness an deal
life Mama daily fell from heaven, water
aho 1901 were provided according 70 their
need But there Was another side TO this
lie; u vas full Of suffering and of death.
Tor many years the Israe1ifes wandered
almiessiy hifher and thither, getting no
nearer the promised land than they had
been forty years before. This life. how.
ever, was necessary, useful Iife-usefuI.
let Us marx because Of their past imper
ieet submission 20 the Lord God. The
years OF wandering be used IS years Of
dlscspiine. Corresponding TO the life Of
Israel 10 the life Of many Chris
tians. Too often the life il an aim
during which We know more of Law than
OF grace years during which We seem 10
make no progress In the divine life, when
even prayer seems unheard. It is then
when the thorn in the flesh pricks the
hardest This life Is the result Of incoTn-
G.Nt1 sAbk2tnstgu ID A1FtSA ana because
OF this want of surrender to the lordship
OF Christ discipline Is necessary. We
must pass dreary years of waiting before
Tod can trust as with the peace and free
dom promised 10 the Christian. More
specifically let us note that for all men
zoo designs the years of waiting should
be years OF discipline. He would prepare
Us Tor greater service and for conquest.
discipline Is not for heaven alone; moth
Ing - more mischievous than TO fancy
that the present trials prepare for the
world beyond alone God would prepare
"a 70 serve him, prepare Us TO conquer.
canaan Is not q type of heaven nor Jor-
dan OF death. as we sing They signify .
state OF conquest after which the soul
enters into the JOY OF fellowship with God.
discipline Is after all hard to endure,
unless used for an end. There is q vast
difference between the life of the recruit
whom the sergeant puts through his PAGES
before sending him to join the army and
that OF the convict whom the jailer takes
from his cell for his daily exercise. The
one IL preparing, the other 10 serving out
his sentence.
To-day God call anew: The land is be-
fore you, 60 in and possess it Surely we
may hear the loving call. Ii is the signal
Of opportunity. Out of all the losses OF
the past there Is gain. Surely We may
find a loss in gain 10 match. Surely We
can reach a hand through time to catch
the lar off interest of tears just what
that forward movement may mean 20 you
ask God 70 show. Live near TO Him in
service, In love and devotion. and fully
you will know"
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AN IDEAL SOUND DAY.
Recreations Of the People on a
Summers Afternoon.
ATTRACTIONS AT THE PARKS.
ses Lseas, shady walks and Samoan
Isiasders - Baseball ne Fort
Biaksley--osher Games

Yesterday Was . beautiful day from
morn 20 ere. and the people of Seattle
took advantages Of IL in every conceivable
manner. The majority. however, wended
their say to Lake Washington, where the
chief attractions lay. At Madison street
PARK the South SEES Islanders, direct from
the Aidsinter fair. held forth in their
novel and strange entertainment. Aadrona
park, with its sheltered hooks and wind
ing walks and electric fountain. came
In for . full share of patronage,
while Leshi park. with Its sea
lions, had its usual large crowd
In every sense Of the word IL was red let
ter day in the history Of the Madison
street cable road, and on every side people
we're wondering how such large crowd
could be handled 30 easily. The cars ran
all day and far into the night with loads
that made the poor conductors sweat and
wish the struggle was over. So eager
were the people to see the South Sea
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On Friday evening of this week Mrs.
Let's will entertain the young people OF
Plymouth church at her home on Tenth
street, near Virginia
The meetings and services announced at
81. Marks church for the wees are: Tues
day. mems Bible class. Y. N. c. A. rooms;
Thursday, Chsnoel Guild. guild room,
? SO: Friday. women's Guild and heads
Of circles, in church, 1890; service and
lecture. T:s0; Sunday school teachers meet
after service.
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DOCTOR SWEANY

DINERS "a.

This learned specialist, well known by his
long residence and successful practice on the
Pacific Coast, guarantees q prompt and perfect
cure OF every case be undertakes.
FREE TREATMENT pDs the poo, Or. and
at ONCE of Friday afternoons.
VOTING MEN II you are troubled with night
IvoNu niI' emissions sxhsussing drains.
pimples, bashfnlness, aversion to socisty, stu
pidness, dependency, loss of energy, ambition
and sslt-confdsnoe, which deprive you of your
manhood and absolutely unit you for study,
business or marfiage-ff you are thus AFFLICTED
you know the cause Get well and be 9 man.
MIDDLE AGED s,o are n,.s q
aching backs and kidneys, frequent painful
urination and sediment In urine, impotency or
weakness OF sexual organs, aud other unmistak-
able signs of nervous debility and premature
decay. Many die OF this difficulty, Ignorant OF
the cause which is the second stage OF seminal
weakness The most obstinate cases OF this
character treated with unfsiling success.
PRIVATE Diseases--Gleet, Gonorrhna, Innam-
fMfAih nations, Disc bar ges, Structures Weak
mesa OF Organs, syphilis, Hydroceie, Vsricoesle
and kindred troubles quickly cured without
pain ard detention from business.
rlTippu-Whieh poisons the breath, stomach
CAlAhhlf and Iungs and pavss the way for
Consumption. Throat, Liver, Heart, Kidney,
Bladder and all constitutional and internal
troubles; also Rupture. Piles, Fistuia treated
far in advance Of any other institution In the
country.
BLOOD AND SKIN Diseases. , sG5s: spots PIN,
Taints, Tumors, letter. Ecxsma aud other
Impurities OF the blood thoroughly ersdicated,
leaving the sysssm 10 strong, pure and
healthfui state.
IinirS-H you are suffering from persistent
Lapifo Headaches. Painful Nensfruatton,
lsueorrhes or Whites, Itoisrabe Itching, Dis
plaosmsnE OF the Womb, or any other distress
ing ailments peculiar To your sex, you should
consult D.. sweany without delay. He cures
when othsrs fail
uplTr Your troubles II living away from the
HMlb city. Thousands cured at home BY
correspondence and by medicine sent secure
from oh.eryatlon.' Book entitled "GUIDE TO
HEALTH" sent free 20 those describing their
ubles.
once hours, . to II q m, 2 TO and to
d m Sundays, 10 % II a m. only. Address
LEyERETT swEANY. NJ. D.,
-I8 Front ST.. seattle. WAsh.
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sTEWARr q HoLxEs DRUG coxpY.

figures, which are concealed beneath Their
somewhat abbreviated costume made out
OF native cloth and ornamensed in queer
WAYS. Their thick. heavy hair looks at
the ends IS If il had faded, but as .
mater Of fact they take great pride
in this brick dust color and acquire
1t by applying line. The Fortuna
and Uvea natives look like and speak
the Samoan language. but the men from
the gilbert islands are eoarser, darker and
more savage In facial expression They
also fIs their white teeth and when dane
ing around an imaginary victim show
them in most realistic manner. To look
At the strange people it would not appear
thai they could give good exhibition OF
meditation in music. dancing and panto-
mine. ret they do and never fail 10 receive
q hearty encore from those witnessing
their performance
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Grand FOURTH OF July Kxeursisa.

On July 4 = special excursion will be run
from Seattle 20 Cape Flattery and the
ocean BY the magnificent steamer City Of
seattle. leaving Seattle st 9 81 M Grand
daylight trip. disclosing al the beauties OF
Puget sound. as well as the sight OF the
Pacific ocean Fine music on board Fare
only s. Tor the round trip. For tickets aud
information. call st Yesler wharf or NORTH
srn Pacific city ticket Office. l. A Naaean.
general agent
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What
They
Think
OF It.

The premium map offered BY
the Observation-Disclosures to
its subscribers. old and new. is
now to be found In thousands
OF homes In the Pacific North
west That no premium ever
offered has given such univer-
sal satisfaction is evidenced
by the following testimonials.
which ara q few among the
large number received from
those who have received the
map These letters are exact
copies of the originals on file In
this Office. the signatures only
being omitted. as the POST
INTELLIGENCER does not fee
at liberty to publish the full
names Of those who have so
kindly expressed their appre
citation of the map.
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no.ror. Mss. June ls. issa

Pest InfeiligaaceF Co. seattle. wash
Gents 4 received some time since ysuf
exeaAsnt map Of fhe aited states ana lbs
world map On the reverse slos. sna sI9
r,5sasea with Il III forms = hxadsoHs And
x.laao.e aaditfen - aay offins. aaa esanot
fasI - % Satisfactory 10 any ons wn9 M
vests ths ANAL sum askea Tor tse nap.
Years EFuly, - l.
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pnsHAsrrs. wash, April 4. issa

PKsHAsrfs. Wash, April 4, 1891
Posi-intsllisencer Co, seattle, Wash -
Gentlemen; Your map arrived on fbs nfxt
OF A prll, aad ter sixty miles travel Uy
stage from kliens9urg TO this place, came
Ia excellent condition. I am well pleased
with The map. a. well ~ as;oaisheu At the
pric4 tor which you give the map 20 your
subscribers Most respectfully. y. n
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EAST sr. CLouD. Man. May 70, 1897.
Post lntslllgencer, seattle. Wash. -
Gents: The map received 10 good oraes
and Ne think II IL = ina map You should
certainly oe able 10 dispose Of . large num-
Der OF them Yours truly, va
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The steamer Greyhound people have ar
ranged tor beat and barge 90 leave SeimAn
dock for Edmonds al a. m. Capacity.
Loo people. Boat only at 1880 and IL 90
a m, and 80 and so p. m Return at
and later hours. HOUND
frin fare. Is cents. Foot Marion street
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m.,or~ wan u.ron an ,soa

MALorr. Wash. March so, 1904
Pcaf-lntelligencer CO, seattle, Wash
well pleased with II Think 10 well worth
IS, which IL would cost TO 20 10 . store and
buy II Long may the PostIntelligenesr
live and prosper. 4 remain yours very
respectfully. = H
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OSTxnfo. Canals. April 4. 1854
Post lnteiligencer. Seattle. Wash
Gentlemen: The premium map L received
In good order. aud it gives perfect sAtisfac-
taon- am yours truly, NJ II
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NORTH wErLfxsTos. r C., June ., 1884
Editor Post Int eiiixeucss. Sea Tia, aAn
Dear Sir. 1 have received your Pfc
MUM map n good order, and am highly
pleased with II. | consider thai have sos
your valuable paper tree. - value re
map more than the price 20 subscsi paon
Yours very respecsfuliy. ~ :.
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Post lnteillgeHcer, seattle, wash
Gents: I received the map Of the world
sen. 81 you IN good order aud sm vel
plea sel with IL IL IN both useful and or
namensal and should find place 10 every
household Pssase accept my hanks
Yours respectfully. ID ID
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FNrERRRfsK. wash. Feb. 10. 1894
seattle Post intelligence. Seattle
Wash - Have received the wall map Am
exceptionally well pleased with il 1t 10
excellent Accspt thanks Yours truly,
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fRY, idah0, rem -, 1874
The Seattle Posi.inteih geDcer Co. seat
tie. Wash sir. ! received me aoneis
wall IA an = short time ago, and IN good
condition Am more than pleased VIA u
Il Is worth double ihs price Yours I1iss
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Sufferers from chills and fever. who have
used qainine as remedy, will appreciate
Ayers Agns Cure. This preparation, if
taken according TO directions. is warranted
q sure cure Residents in malarisl dis
tricts should not be without IL.
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KoxIsLAH, r. C, May 10, 1894
Editor Post Inteifigencer. Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir: I have received the map OF
the world. etc. and am please TO state
that | am thoroughly satisfied with H.
Yours truly. w. =
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CLxvrIASD Wash. Feb 2. 1894
EDITOR observation-disclosures. Seattle, Wash.
Dear sir: received your premium map
which gives rs great satisfaction. Ny wife
"a inks 10 10 worth more than the paper and
map both cost she Is much delighted
with L. Yours very respectfully. IA p.
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BALTIMORE, Nd, May IL, 1894
PosfInteliixepcer Co, Seattle. Wash. -
Gentlemen: The map received and Is very
much appreciated Very truly, J. 8
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IooarsToS. Wash, Feb 3. 1854
Post nteilig encer seattle. W ash II re-
ce.yed your map and II il AWAY hey ona my
expectations think it Is worth fully Ten
times the money you ask for il knd 10 ~
the beat map have ever seen paDilsned-
You're with respect J. b
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LANGLEY, wash, March 81. 1854
Post- Inseiiigenzer FunitshiaE "a. ssAs
lie. Asn.~ssnts. 1 would say that am
Delighted with The map Il came IA gooa
order, and ~ dsisy. A. -
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Foss-Inssllsgsncsr, seattle, Wssh. -sirss
I received one Of your prenziaai maps tbs
other day and II - . hps nap n eNesy To-
j. ~
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the people At ali times 10 courage. bravery
ana patriotism: IL has unified the nation
90 that today xe are AE PIaripus Uuum."
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Poss Insssl4xsnesT. seattle wash
6eans Enclosed please nna stAnfs Ief
h.iancs an~ ca subscription A9d nsap
Maj pleased wlsh map hiDx - "a . nns
pxansam ours respectfaAgs =
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wherel At Cooper & Levy's. New potatoes
rs cents per 100 pounds.
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Screen door 81. Pacific Hardware Co.,
81 Yesler avenue.
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LunMT, Wash, feb. & 1854
The Post intelligence. Ssaule. " ash. -
Dear sirs. I received ysaf premium E4sp
In good condition May shAnks Iof II
Respectfully yours. n ..
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Exhibition this afternoon and evening.
park.
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Ladies' duck Eton suits s. 50. cloth Eton
suit. $aaS, at J. \ Graham's.
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Inst PAine's Celery ccmpcnnd
IL the oGe true specific fnr
Nervous diseases arising truln weak
Strength. ssconns.s s1 Il sn- We
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MEADOW. wash, seh ,. 1899.
Pass-f MEL seAcef Go. seattle. " ash
xar.-Tas rsAs = nesssr than We szpecteas
as 81 are vel sasisssa With H. kespscs-
fa4sF.
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xsxaDsEx, wash. Feb Ia lss1
Poxx-Ents.lsgeneer Co. S@as&ass ssh
pr@rntum nap resolved asa efsss psfises
.sfs.ssu3toa. Years fesgee2faAlys A. II
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John S. McMillin. of Roche Harbor. Is in
the city.
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I.xsM VISA, Fea. .. 1854
ss-. Nat recssTea IA geS1 shape Wei
ss-<s~s ~4ta lKsaa sass Ias rspsE Years
rsspsesfAlly. - ~.
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LESSONS IN
French. Music
And German
sTkx BI lgslssEKlsf

rKrERESCEs-Rsv. David @ Garrett 81
Narx.s rscfory; Mrs 1. 4 J. HanL YarEo~, Lszs
N2shsnxfon, Rsw. Waslaos &uSting. 80 GRk
serssty street An4 psrents ~ farmer papias
Fer further sagoxm sktan apply 10 he MISSES
WISfKRBoURSE 1Is Essvsnsh street. Cgiy
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south Sea Islanders
Exhibition this afternoon and evening.
Madison park.
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Fearrh Of July.
Grand excursion to Snoqualmie falls, 81
Special train leaves st S:31
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-12-14
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given. that Letters
Of Administration upon the Estate of
Roark, deceased, have
been granted to the undersigned, by
the Probate Court Of Gasconade
County, Missouri, bearing date the
5th day Of November, 1894.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance within one
year from the date of said Letters or
they may be precluded from any
benefit of such Estate; and II such
claims be not exhibited within two
years from the date of the publication
Of this notice, they will be forever
barred. WILLIAM DILTHEY,
nov14 94 Administrator.
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.,g8e ulet gigeuJng uao 91;ens-
bart licgt III olcisu uier &otteE;
n@as babe i'd oauUa. ipsnn id SIT beu
arGnfsn scbe uno iis uHterit6se?
Ritts asubcrii9ss, isin troiitea
9Ii irsilib, absr iune,e 8sfrisbi9une,
Die 5rsuoe beg Gebens!
"gsus babe ia bauOu, ,uenn ib rs
eiulaos?
Gu bait nids oaoon, ais idrI mi.
lih Ft0blihs Wsnideu all Geinem Gid,
Die weil iia islblt niAt in Der Sage
ilno. 8ei tealdaftsn 81 se5su, oieaeidt
cun;har fir bic 9sritvsuns iiuo. Die In
ibusn sepdbrii.
5rose lieber: gBas babe id eouOu
uenu. id u5sr an Oosr 2iC
idouuus aburtb.Iis utnn t4
elmer irsuno;ideu anHaheruug
a5wsiisuos adlis ssssuibsr iifde,-
w:nu i'd in Der 0sisaj6oit puy9 b.
iOnssrs reide ateiouns sIduseH. eurt
| ibsrtriebsuen Gurus auffllIsH nil ;
S1, mas bait Su nauoH?
5:hdtis, Stfriebisrns 0bsriIdt!iac'
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gGdbrcno cil'he ceuti6e 3iIuuSen
Die 8llotaB- -91ui-4ldne bciii,uOrtcn,
ucbmcn Die sroBcn Cnsliiden bemOf'a-
tIideu 3cliungen eutidIersnSteIIuus &C.
9cn bic @ilbtnSeu. .Bnnfeu uno 9c9en Die
GlCuClano' ihC6manj.Guadiu iiber'
bdupt. Der nGbrc 90 QcraIo" rcnnt bIe'
it Yroicfte cinen n9eiGbrlIdlen @dbr-
unsS Ylnr". ndbrcno ojc Chicago
Zines" iebr rIbtI9 idreibt: nGs 1T
0anS idllh, ciuCr prlolc9irtcnalalic, Den
SautlerS, ben ur9cbeurcn @siuinn 81
iibcrlnHcu, ,lu,l ltbcr aus oieicrMebrous9n'
be u0u YOpicr8CIo criuodicu wiroC. -
Gs ident III Der 9bnt, onb ter uuGc'
bcucrlidC SpribIo9 GlcucInno's, Der 10,
wobl ouiBrrCidcrun9 iciucr5rcunoc, Der
@clootrlciber, bjuouslGuit, iuie Nu6 nui
oic TCridlcdtcrlr9 mIcrCs YnpiCr-
0ctoCS, ms g9dher fallen iuiro.-GGic.
t5r. Yr.
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28Ie ss bcrBt, iOu s. q. 0nrriiOu bon
Ybllaoelp1la on SttQe pom paUemsper
YrdToent 0es 3ufert,uitcs tueroen. Gs
III iiber, bnB Der 3uder nuf ldr9sre
33It binnu: siutn Illuen Rarft babsn
wiro uno Die Snusiti9atoreu oes Grult
9lnubsn onrd bic YrdiioentihaIt bes
9cnnnnten ben GOnBrsb oabin teeius
Iluiieu gu touusn, benz GruIt SduB 5u-
Supcroen. Der 9ruIt nirb sbsniaas
tttns 3luioeuoen msbr uus ieinsm to-
loiialen lleberiduB bf5ablen uuo Die
n6hlten 9tUioeuosn. iueldle ertldrt uer.
ben. iOuer gauj I'M Gintlnn3 nit ben
ciugeb5nben @etoern ltebcn, 10 oaB tiel.
tettt uur Sluei Bro5ent, moatidermelie
ntsr uud gar feine 9lusjabIung aus
oteicr GutGe erfot9en iuiro. Die
It-3irettoreu lino eben iblusr 81
toutroulren uno cs lit nitt l,lbt, ibnen
in Die &artcu gu blidcu, uno 10 ertld-
rem iie Giuiotnocn, weun cs ibnen O.
raot plBt
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RntyoulIrt Sure Cl9cncn Diltbiir9cr!
-&nuii, mas Sbr brnudt, 10 piet ols
m0alj6 Su &auie uno uOu ciubeImIidcu
@cldldiiSlcutcu. Der iyemoe Saui.
MANI, Der fir cine @odc ODER Suei
bCr icln nSuuptQuartiCr" ouhdlG3t uuo
oaun nit Grcm 6cloe nui Nimmerwie.
oeriCben pcribwmbct, mag pIellejtt Den
Cyntu OOer anocrCn 2lrlitel um einige
GCutS billi9er utrtnuIcn, aber 9tlu6bu.
lid 1T iClne Wanlc alter Sbuno, Der
81 ir0cno Ciuem Srciic Su tteucr lit.
Sis Der SGuier 9ttS nusiinoet, 1T Der
ircmoc Suuimnnu lan9it iiter aGe Ger.
81. G2 1T Scr bier uuiiIjgc @eidlis.
mann, Der gum gluibnu Der Staot bel.
trd9t, mocm CT Steueru beSubtt, iein
8elo bier pcrSebrt uHo anlcgt, gum llu'
terbhlt ron 9irdCu uno GSduleu BET.
trd9t uno Gud nusbilit, iuInu Sbr in
glOlb ielo. Der irCmbe 8auimaun, ser
bcute bier uno morscu eort 1T, tiimmert
li6 teinen EiiiierljHs nm Gub poe,
Cure Staet; ibu intsre6lrt an gut
lpiltcr gar nidts oIs-@uer @elb.
Qcsbalt rudmals: Mndt Cure Gin
fduie bci bier ,pUbubailsu @eiddIislsr
ten!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-12-14

Der Suibet Gaib @eijeH gait in St
2uuis ssitern s0.521; @ajliefcruuarn
ater wereeu nit $O.56t quotirt.
Sn Chicago triust Cab 8eiien
etpas mebr sO.54A per SuibsI; in 8siu
gort: $500.
Die 8sijcn Saiubr 1T Iait III alen
8roBfdoten Idluah. lluo ipsr polIis
es Dem 6armsr usrotufsn, iusun tr bet
10 ujsbri9en Grsiien itluen Sorratb 10
langs als m0slid Surudbdtt?
9nbei III Ger foutrrItrture s9eiser
9crratb enorm; CT betrdst I'M 6eiammt.
ssbiet Der Ser. Stnateu: So, 1878, ,OOO
Sulbel.
Nud oasaartpfsl.8sitd in sisml d
Tau. SIN 9ruBurrtaui uirb fur Ger
Suibst Bios *0.45 bis 5000 besoblt
Gie uisbrisen Sreiie oQer 6armprp
butte laiisn auh Die Serhsibunssu 70
iaer unb nlssmeiuer Gti65iisbsIicrunl
problsmatii9 erideinen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-12-14


gsssn cen ZOO 1T nqeroiuss lsin
araut sewodfsH, MOTT ubsr sesen
9raufbtiteH. 0eitirdiie aus eem @fan.
;eHrsl9, fuslde IpscieG bsu 5dmorrboi.
cal- esiasnosa 2iHosruns 9sudbreu, fno
gum stpedmdBisitcn getraud in cine
pafsuos 5orm - Anakesis - gebrdbi
tDorosn. go peIbfn Iie in ben Crt
oes 2siosns einssIiibrt uno iuirisH I'M
Grlusihsn pObiibusnh. DE Anakesis
iit in nlIsn apotheisn su babeu. greis
sl.00 9roben irei. 5runco 5uSsi6idt
ourd 9. Reufa.tter s gr., 8cr 2416,
&etu gsrf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-12-14

Genn einem 8iettrinfer cine 5lieae
in oas @las fdlt, 10 MIRO man iofori
erleunen, pelder Hdttcn or ansebort.
Der Spauier beSabli bas Sier. last es
itsben uno sebi fort obnr Elm 0prt 81
iaser. Der 5ranSole ihut oasielbe
uno railonnlrt oatei. Der Gn9lanoer
lhltiet bas Sier aus uno bsftelt ein
anbcrcs. Der Geuiide fiidt opriidtis
bic 5liese beraus uno iriuft baun bas
Bier. Der Gufe trinit Bier uno
Jlieae mitciuanber. Der GbincIe nimmt
Die Jliese beraus, peridlndt iie uno
itiitiet bas Bier us.-@bl.