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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12

In ibren 6rii6tsn iO(lt ibr tie erEens
nen! I6,eibt ein gouid5iatt. sSsIR
oieles Gp,i6wprt tjne Ia5rbeit lit, 10
muB Die oamotratiide Ea,tei nit fsbr
triiben pofnunseu in Die SufunTi
5dnuen. Die u;lter DC: tur5en oemc'
tratiiden slenliniitration gejcitigtei
Trii6te bdtsu cue einen empfnbiid
bitteren Gcl1mad. Sanferuite UNI
@tIbdIs Ginf felEnssn iino 5ablreld5e'
als ie porGer in Der G'ei6idte biele!
2anbss mo Gle 6pfIuursen auf Gin
balbis. atuocrun3 5am 8efern psroei
outd Gle oemriratiiden Votiblag
bur1aus nibt 9eiiirit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12
11uIere 1Ddl6unoeu.

Ni!Gouri iuar sum Gheil Gilt h,it
gSafo teItan5sn, bod Haren baSiulI&eil
lpeite Gbeneu uno Srairiea. llutsr
ocn iueItlid uOm M!,iiiiiippi seie9snen
0ttictcu osr lHion il. cs nod immsr
oas walorsidlte, beHn BON ieiaem g.
lammiiIdbsnrdum BON 43 WiaiOuci
gder lino au 19 MilIioaen, oiio fait AZ
9rD5sHt 8a!olano, ouf wcldsm frsilid
bas bette SOL; auf tpsite Streden BIT
lpsgS,bauen unD uur Suns0cis un>
Geitriipp itbris sebtieben iit. Ser @r
| lab bss sert0rteu 9tusbolscs nro BIZ
gSalopfese tui,o burd bas ireie llnbsr
lauitn bss YieGss auBerorbentli1 er
! i5pcrt, tusil basIel5e Die iunsen sd0B
Ilinac im @iilter friBt. Die Ginoe Dc
8dume abIdGlt uuS Den gooen berer
If.nItampft, 0os s'ete sSalotdume CD
Ilterben. Gob Iino BON DEN anIieolerl
ouf Den 8rairien uno aus8erueetel
8albbpben nod piele 8dume anse
pHan5t iuoroen, 10 bub @iiionri oiel
teidt no9 ebenic bel SclSbsltann bal
pie 5ur Seit Ieinsr s(nfaobmc al
Staat in Die Union.
, Ser Sodipalo bat ieoc9 piftnbd
auBerorSsntli6 seti!tea. oa sr als @ilet
ba1ul1waaeh uno ats grennmaterit
: ni6t BIOS i'm Staat, ionbern lT sanss
GsIten gerweneuns fano. Sies 81
beionoers uou Den 6i9tenpd!eer
pel9e gum 8rennboli fiir Slei' III
@iien'Suls5ien go Gents per Cor
. uno sur Sabrifation BON 1ulSfobleit
{. n. perDeuoet fpuroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12

in, 8ert9e bon s20.57 per Eouue; bag
motIt suiammen einsa Bsrtb bon 3d..
$50. .597, tudbreHo Die gteis unh Sinf.
p.oonftion i'm Sabre 1892 eiHea g3srtb
Oou $5.C53.595 rep.aieutrrte., Sn Die.
Rr art 8crsbau uarcn 1854 Grbe,ler
bei6diti8t, cine sans unt.oeuieuSe Nb-
nabn,e i'm Gerslei9 gum SABRE 1892.
9er SIei. uno 3mf Sershaa iuiro mir
Ill IplseEoel neusu Counties tetriebcn:
9cos, Sasper. SsfferIoa. 2aprence.
NaoiIoa. Gtluton. Terrp, St. 5raEcOis
urio g8aibinstou. giienber9bau IN III.
Term Staate i6eint polltdnoiD in @ers
fau Su 9eraiben; ludbreno bcs SabreS
1898 iouroeu nnr nu:h S6.9S3 Sonnsn
81 eiaem 8ertge uoa 203,l7l prOon.
I5iit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12
l11ild)fiibe i'm lDinter.

gou jcoer @e9eno gilt. baB Die Gill
lui,funs Der tsdlte auf oas Gisb sire
nndtbeilige lit. Gincn 8,utis fit bic
Nilt;gFeit oiele- Uebaupinr9 lefertrn
oi: &e,lg4t, tueitpe in o:eier &I4ltnlia
ppn CEN Ssaw,en Der 8sriubsftatoa
| ots 5tooteS SubioHa tu5DeeHo cine3
2ciitaEas Ton 43sGagtn in u'efiolne,'
gS;uter angsitcG, !uarosa; uao s'0ar
lpG5,eno Der Niuwat: SaHuar, Utlraat
uno aRdrs.
G8 0sbt aus s,,:;e.btH fiat getpof.
bob Is mat rur Dal;g1ija it, baS
lie5e Sieb Der Gdite MD oeu Gtiirmcn
bes Binters p,eIs5u3s6cn, ionesrn baB
es uub i:b.raas tbbr,dt iit, tp.il DIR
ger!uit, Der bccaus ermdtit, Elm fsbr
bcbeutenber 1T.
Won Der Snoiaua 9eriats Statiun
mueOau isds Suge gttaHf;. Die &iibe
!oarcn arndbetno ton glei9sr G!its.
Man tb,ilte iie III susi Wrufpsn. 2ic
cine @jtuppe - brti &GD: - lieietten
Su 2lnfau9 Der $rObe5et uussidDr ebenio
u;tl M,ld loie ric aHbere - t5tnIalls
ore; Siibf.
Die cine Oruppe lpu;bs ouI8citallt.
gSar bas 8stttr l.br an9eaebm, 10 purs
ben bic stibe am Sage in ben Siebbof
getgie6sn, osr am Stau: lag. Sci
faltsm 9Getter furteM RE Sii9e nur 10
llaug. aus bem StaGe, ais nbtbi9 mar,
lie 5a trdnfen.
Die anoere Gfuppe uG;Oc nas iioer
9sadt I'M StaQs scbalten. Seosn MOr'
: aen, uie an9 bas s8ttter bsl1aif:n isin
mu6te, ipusesn oicie brei silge III Den
giebbof sstrieben. 81 aemarfea 1T, oaB
. Die 9iibe gegen oen secitluinO burt eiH
i Wetdube geIdiib. iuaceG.
Seite Gruppen erbisltea oi'ielbe s!r
b 6uiter. G5 bsltanO Gus 3uitm &!esbsr
ssorulbrOi uno &teie. 9as Gutel
b ,,urbs BEL i.Osr Stittssuug GrpiiIenbnf
;. 9c,ooasn. SeOe Sub erDielt 10 oic
e 6su, a!s iie 5r,iisn fega:c docr woiii'
:, g5suIo Sornidrot uno 9leis. 2od
:. erhielt feline Sub m'pr. a's lie mi
!. 9ppetit usr5ebrie. Gs oarits III os'
r aripsen uidis 5uriidbleibeu. SE
+ staae unO lit osni GlebbOfs tsiailo''
). iia gut ein9srittete Senfrippsn lin
n Su!terf1lten. GefiItsert iouroe td3l't
II crei nal.
, Slm Gnoe Der GrobeSeit uon d
I. xaocn itelte iib teraus, oaB Die hri
t anb,, weld)e am Gase Der adttc ausSt
(s lebt roaren, Gil Sutter 1923 mel
toretsu, als Die prei SIb,. welde 50
,r uuo gladt i'm G,alIe parcn. @t
II. unoeren gsprteH, Sutter im ssertb uC
al 1923 wuroe BON Der Sdlts pef5'b't,
m Die Mit5 wurOe reselmdBg sc'o
lit seu. 9ie brei 9ii9e, lreld)e Ea3 III
II, gsaAt aufssitaIt purc1, llsisrtea lG
nd 8Iuub 2ii9 msbr !ud3reno Der Tret
:b) s.it als bic iib,iseu rici sibc.
II. sBas Die Suuabme an 2eSsNo9eiul'
onbctr fit. 10 tetrus b;eielbe bel .
ahber, ius!tae Gag uHo 9fneht 9sa
ne Winb umo Gsttsr seidliibt iuureen, 2
I1e' Iiuab, udbreuo Die anoersn orsi &S
are nur 80 8Iuub 8auabmc auf5u!ues'
d' bIt.en.
CT Bcun maa bebsnft, boB es lt9 b
I'm albs banbelt, Gle aau5 bei0Ho'
mo sepflest wurosn, uno baB DIE O'e' all
Der p.lbe Die Siusite Grippe biiben.
IN am Gage Der adlte aus9eits' i0ar
5l4 auds tonn usberpiub hattcn, uabr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12

ne Die asabt in SiaI subra1ten, ID
tann man nidt ano:rs. mon mub su
Der usberSsnsuns fommeu. baS Ger
Siebsi6ter. ,uelber i,in Bieb i'm s9m.
ter Sessn Gdlte uub Sturm su idlb,n
unterldbt, III b5dit INSTRUMENTATION
@eiIe wiribibaftst. Gie piei srbb:r
auB iiN b,r 8srluit crit bernusf.G.n,
w'nn baS Si,b, .o;e ts ltibtc 10 tdniie
uotfommt. Sag uno siodt Der Sdlts
uIo osm Sturm ous9.ltbt 1T.
Wean beotnfe, tpsnn i'm miitleren
Snoiaua Die Ginluirtuns oCn s9ino uni
adl'e aHf has Sieb 10 ncdtbeilise
SOison bat. iuie Otsn anseaebtn, wit
Ditl srDber msB oet S.rluit Isin in
io;9en @e9suosH, 100 Die s4iut.r bon
ar0b'rer @irense uub ldasersr 9are,
fnb! s. & 9. 5reunb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12

Gte bei6en S!aats'M .nsninIpeftorsn,
Gbarics Gpaus fhr ole Sobtengrr6en
unb Graueis e. 2aGraue fit Die Steis,
8iuf uno @ilcnminsn, babeu ioeten
ibren 8cricbt iiber Die 3ergbau=Snou,
fsrie unSsres Staales iui9venO res SAB.
reg 1898 abseidloiien.
gus Dem gesi9tc bcs pcrru @uars
lit 81 siIebeu, bab Der @eiammtsrtraG
Der &o5tensruaen ii6 anf 3,19O,44:
9onneu belief. sseen 3,Ol7,2S5 gonnel
i'm Sabre 1892, uaat eiue 8unaDm
pon l73,157 Spmen. eSn oisiem Sab
re iuuroeu 404 8obleumiuen be!riebeI
eegcn 455 i'm Sobre 1892. Sn os
s9intermonaten ivaran in &obleaberg
: ban oardIAniitlid 1885 Spbiersrabc
:. anb 1947 ioRitige srbsi:er belddIti9'
e in ZEN gommsrmuuatcu 1850 aobte,
I a,d6cr uno 1442 iptIii9e grbsiie
r Die 0eiaw,ntSabt DIR llnfdne tetsl
t II, raonn 81 nit tbotlidem Gusaana
8 9tur IN 80 pou ben 1I3 Counties /
e Staaie iuerOen Srbtcn ssuoanen, ba
n rater uur iii iotseuoen ebt gouHii
3 lber 100000 Conner: Macon, Isl
is 563; 8atss. 762,514; aafapst
CT 3e3. .92s; 8ap, 319.4o5; 8srnc
IN 234,37e; Saanoofpb, 5l9762; g
en- nam. 145, 5,461; StnrD, la, 1862.
5t ginG benz Seridt bes Suipef!urs
Il @rane iuurben irahrcnS bes Sas
IN 1893 sepOnnen: Sfeierse 4o,2
te. Tongsu i'm 8ertbe BON s39.34
Come. uno 3inferse 1OS,591 Con
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12

,,Nppelsn=S =Sdas, Sabrgans 35, Seit
1 S.rlas BON g. 3idel, Nslu gort]
lie9t par uus. Bir mil BEN geitebeu, bic
SIlle lit cine srObe, uno mas ben Sn'
balt ietbit anbetrifft, 10 tann man setrOit
su leIen tcsinnsn; MON barf iibcr5eust
ieiu, bab Die &soaftion aud fiir ben
| iest besinneuom 35. e}abrsana bes
,&oreuen.Sba3' nur fulrtlid iuterei'
jnnte unb ipanuenbe 2etiiire eriuorber
Gat:-stuf bam llmI@lage febsn iuir eine
parflein:r!e etb5i!Suns bcs Saia Sabr.
gang 1894 perIpro5snsn @ratis.auait'
biattes ,.HotbfdppAen", bon Rotert
9spIb'as. GafIette lit eiu rsi;'noei
Yilo ano ,ui,o l:csm 2eIer ssfalIeu
sgie bisbrr eri9s,nt Der ..Iooellsn
Sa,s" i1bttidI in 30 Sefteu % gis
9os Sobresa5onaement betsdst MI
s275.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12

81 9bcaGo ttiratea am ics!tn
9aOntas bsi btIem Sage brei D|dnr:r
Die @icnOlcibauitait constantly OreeHs
burg, Sc GtR- Cionboipb Stra6e, Enb
tanOtu 6seerturg's 9t,ifsu. Der allr
2ejt cuein lpar. GoHn rdunlten lie
Den 8eloI9gaaG m!o et!e ShautGlttn
aus upo en.faalsu nit einer Seute i'm
s8srtbe roR etipa $4,000.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12

Ger am.li5e glasne!s iiber hie gr-
bebuns Der Dieriteu.r in. 5issaliabrs
1928 iiibrt, toas Die SDbe bee
Steueststsages antetrifit, Die 9rbBeren
,8ieritabt." ee5 2aEo1s lit foisenoer
8eibe au: Sen 0Orf. gbicaso, Sropt;
lpn, Wlilpoufse, %bilabelpbia. ct,
2onis. sttiul,f, Cincinnati uno 8uf:
alo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12
no6cn tU0t 0!ilaefNH0cU.

Elm i;5tsa Ronta8 sitsao brad iH'
&ajino;@etGuoe otr I3eiljH3 it'liuVas
Itaot D;ucr aus bas ii9 70 raidl verhrsir
tc;e bnB bities @stduoe baib i'll slide
8cltgt ipar. Ser p,d9tl9e SGulcHSang
(9erilnO wuroe con bell 6lammen
ersriifen uno hieier ibbae Sal iouis
Die MuIfbaQ. bfanniea eGsufa(ls big
aui Den Gruuo nicoer. Gin sSultEeures
Gen iprGbte aai bas Dad bss rieii8sn
Snbuitrispalnitss nno batb lano aud
cja 2bsil bisieE, oes grbbien GebdESts
Der g8e!t, in Stcnlncr. 9leits GstGl'
oa tpar ROD cUd :ueitGo ?0er Slnsiel'
lunasassenfanae nao dus}tii'Bid
Giacrtbum ret ftemoen Insitcaer
TGH Sic 9an5c beutid,e elusIteIung wa'
not5 lm @c5dube. ctenIo Die iran5Oiiid0t
Die iapanciiibs uiw. uao !ptrben Ok
8crluIte De, Iusitsusr auI ilbsr $1,000
Geo aei1dbt. Sci csn 2bidpcriuteS
IturSte Der Ssuerlysbrmann 8n, Madei
uon elnsr Setter rno wuroe Ge:ootet
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12

S;r osncfratiide Sa.p rdieutani
SOlaaaaa eon Subiara rsi9te ecltern
oesH 9euie eiRsn saeicbtuB elm, etlde:
sinpfiel!. onB Gle Scr. Gtaaien elrer
So.trns mil Qaluaii a6ie5lieber. bardl
o.n iie cin Brotte;0rat hber bic Sniefn
uternehmcu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12

Sm SfnatsIGaBe bsianoen lia oiT / /.
Sarnar s447,30a.36. Sis giHuob.
aien ird5ssno bs5 psrfoHenen WouatE
bslieita lib aAf 81 ,20s, ,oo0.89 ,.pabrenb
oie gusaabea sI.2is,os5.9s t.trrses.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12

SIN alien europa bat pas neIe Sabr
nit intenI Iiu.r Gdl.e uno Eeitiger
5chneeitiismsn ieiuen Gin;us sebalten.
BsIoEbers in Norb.9 .9eutl6lcno berritte
grOB. adite; iii Berlin i!Ho oisie 9o>
oesf sfdle info!9e bes fulten s8stters TOR.
sefommen. Die 8ei9iel, Der Gbein,
Die Mpisl unb aEoere StrDme liao bon
SrsibsGis btpGirI; auf bem G5sir
uuroeu sine stnsabl 8riidsn ,nfol9e bcs
Gissanses seri it0rt. Sn uielen 15citsp
@rslanos bieiben Die @iIenbabn5iise
Ituuoentans i'm Sbnee iteGeu; in 9in'
cetniDite iDurotu 5iuei Mdnaer auf Der
2anpE,aBe crftorsn aufgeiauoen. Gsbns
ti5e 8eribte tomlhiu ans Oeltecreid,
uaS Tranfycitl. S;u;l Ill G!alieH uno
spanisn herr{tts ibneioenNa &dttt: i'll
1oai ithucite es am 2. Sanuay Die
8anSs gtoc1' linp il! a3aorio Itiir5te eili
Gjarhiit lnIofse Der &6iie oon ieiacul
9;ftrog uho muroe nit eritlrr!en 0;ieo
Hlobcu ;c9t o!iiasfaH0cu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12

Ser GGis:@eilnbDettssatb biei1
seitsru tette g8ade in at. Souls
feline Sabresiiban3 ab uRo erspdbtte
fol9erbe Ssamie: Or. S. S. 2us BON
81. Souls, 8rdIioent; Or. q. B
McgiGiiter BON Columbia, Blce.SrdIi-
bent; Or. g. 8. ains BON aanias
giin. SefyelGg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12

Die Gtbaiten liter bic Etuc Gdrii=
porlo9e tabeH III 0.prai.n;anteH9auis
bieie EeGe tssogasn. Sieieibe Wiro
ieltitpsr iidaOiin UDH Sea Stpublitanern
auf Da5 @ners,idits tcsaG:pit uno Gudl
aui oemp:raiii1sc sac Eta9t fi1 cine
fari, SppoiiiioE gssen bieielbe bemerfs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12
2lus 1nifouri.

- SOgn 8sittofs BON SuliSburp,
Mo., iourae ON Sonllaa aus ieiaem
@d9cn geIetlcuGert lib biisb toot aui
einem 2nno,psg t;essn. CIT rGd
alsbrsren StunteH mnrfe Ole 2s!9e
sntDed..
- sya 8ismarf braunte am Mplt.
tag Die u. 3. Gos 9ebbrise Wabte mil
Dem G!cpator ab, uno Die Slammen Scr'
t5s!tn au6erbsm fIinf @cbnbdufcr
8,eIe SduIer oeb6rten 6. 3. Mart:r
s. gs. Smith uuo Guorsiu O'Gouuor
q. 8. SOB bat eiuen Shaosa BON s25
900 ogr,s S.riidcruns. uno Der 8srlni
bei Sen nnoeren Gebduben 6e!duTt iid
auf ettpa $4,000, wpoon etiua 5lue, 9,it
iel cerli.bsrt iinb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12
Sebenfti1Fs 2etber.

,.s8ie 9ebt es Sbnen?"
,,Gnnfe, nit benz appetit scbt fs nod)
out, absr in,qler Onrit, unb oes gtatta
feln Nusc often, gfel ucr Der arbsi'
uao Neibcn in oen afeioera!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12
@Sasxiilser Warftberi9t.
Gstreiee, Nebl niw.
s,ben 6reitas eorrisirt bon Ger
HERMANN STAR MILLS.

8eisen, 2. Gualitdt. .......... 90
Heiien, 8. Aualiiit. it.......... 4S
fRe6l, per 5ad, l. lualitdt. 2 90
NeA, per Cad, 2. GHali!dt... IS
eornme6l, per 100 8fano.... ] ~
Rleie, per 100 8funb ........ 80
sbiptuT. per 100 Sfunh. -. 70
Probaste
@orri9irt bon
WIN. EBERLIN, 0fneer.
Die anaesebsnen Greiie icsrSen BON Den
S1nblern meiiteas i'm 3aui9e bsSab!i
Satter, per 8funo ........ l23-l13
gier, per Dubenb ........ lZ9
6ahusr, per BinHo ........ .
Spriua gbidens, per @faho 6
Rertoffeln, per 8ulbel.... ..4O-oO
gpefieiteu per Biuno. ........ o-1O
Eh;nfsu .i0-l3
ShnalS per 8funo. ....... i-0
8miebeln per Suibel ...... 7o-loO
HoIe per Yfuno ...........l5-oo
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-07-07
A Lack of Girls In China.

Pastor Gottschalk of the Berlin
Founding house in Hong-K draws
a somber picture of the effects of the
custom of polygamy among the Chi
nese. Among these is a lack of mar
riageable girls. Al present girls are
sold at a very high price. A girl of
IA to 16 CAL scarcely be purchased
for less than $1OO-a price which, as
Herr Gottschalk quantity says, poor
people can ill afford" Some buy for
their infant son an infant wife, who
is occasionally nursed at the same
breast as her future husband. If this
economical device fails, the matter is
regarded as serious, as they may have
no offspring to perform the sacrifices
at their tombs.
Young girls, adds Mr.. Gottschalk,
dare not leave their homes for fear
of being kidnapped, as they not infre-
quently are In a place one days
journey from Hong-Kong three or
four years ago 20 young girls were
stolen in a night, taken on board a
junk and carried no one knew with
er. Unfortunately the Berlin Found
ling house derives no benefit from
the brisk demand for manageable
girls, partly because the institution
limits it's choice of suitors to Chinese
Christians, and partly because there
is in China a superstitious belief that
an evil fate hangs owe a founding
girl.-LondOn News.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-07-07
Credit In English Clubs.

How much better than ours is the
English system of no credit in clubs
beyond the next day! Itdoesn't make
any difference whether you have
spent sixpence Or a monkey" wheth-
er you have lost a ha'penny or a for
tune at cards, you cannot go on Or
dering drinks or dinner or playing
whist or "bac" until you have paid
the obligations of the previous day.
This is a strict law that applies to the
Duke Of Westminster as well as to
the poorest clerk in a government Of
fee.
There is never any discrimination
or hard feeling engendered. There
is the law. Every one knows it has
got to be obeyed, and it has the
double advantage of protecting the
club treasury and of putting an eff
fectual stop to gambling debts and
wild extravaganza, SO far as clubs are
concerned. Aman may owe his tai
lor, bootmaker or bookmaker thou
sands of dollars, but if he is ''shy"
on his clubs books he is disgraced
forever.-Cholly Knickerbocker in
New York Recorder.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-07-07
Grand Prize and Enterprise.

The above named properties were Wis
tied this week by a HERALD reporter
and through the kindness of Messrs.
Rudkins and Garner, who have a lease
and bond on this property, he was
shown throughout the workings. The
development work, heretofore, has been
done by a shaft about twenty feet deep
and two tunnels, the upper of which
taps the shaft and continues for about
100 feet and shows up a continuous
chute of ore all the way. An average
assay Of the dump of this tunnel went
fifty-two ounces in silver.
The lower tunnel in which the boys
are now working is in about 300 feet
and shows a continuous chute of ore
but on account of being more or less
broken up it cannot be saved at a profit
at the present price of silver.
When the boys first took hold of the
property they started drifting in the face
and continued the same for about forty
feet, but wanting to make a shipment as
soon as possible they came back seventy
feet from the face and started an uprise
where the ore appeared the best and
about perpendicular with the shaft above.
This uprise is now up forty feet and
they have about eighteen inches of ore
in the roof which is improving with cv-
cry shot.
When the boys stopped drifting they
had two nice streaks of ore coming into
the bottom and had neither hanging nor
foot wall.
The ledge has been exposed in several
places up the hill, nearly all of which
shows up ore in greater or less quantities.
They expect soon to begin grading a
road to intersect the Dakota road and
start shipping. The boys have worked
hard and the best of success is none too
good for them.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-07-07
French ''BulIs."

The number of phrases of the class
which we call Irish bulls" but
which 7 found in polite works not
written by Irishmen, is very large in
deed. A novel which was recently
crowned by the French academy as
possessed of unusual merit contained
a sentence of which the following is
a translation:
1T was midnight. A man who lay
in ambush listened to their conversa-
ton, but suddenly a dense, dark cloud
passed in front of the moon and pre-
vented him from hearing more"
Here Is another phrase, written in
full earnest by a master of French
criticism, 1T was II of those duels
in which n of the blades literally
buries itself in heheart of the other"
A criticism in a French journal up
on a dramatic performance lately
ended with these words, which are
worthy of Sir Boyle Roche:
Mime. Judic's talent is like the
froth on good champagne. Beware
of thrusting the scalpel into it, for if
you do there will remain naught but
a pinch of ashes at the bottom of the
alembic."
Another French journal in speak
ing of the results of certain false re-
ports declared:
This is the handiwork of evil
tongues, manipulated by cruel
handsl"-Youth's Companion.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-07-07

Editor Heating, of the Wabasha.
(Minn.) Herald and brother-in-law,
Patrick Lydon, of Neihart, took charge
of our Office for a few minutes yesterday.
Mr.. Heating is a big jovial member
of the craft and a most agreeable con
versationist. He has been married only
a fortnight and is now on his wedding
tour. Our editor envies him.
Mrs. Sprague went to the city today
to purchase an invoice of stock for her
fruit and cOnfection store.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-07-07

The circuit court was sitting in a
New Hampshire town. It was a cold
evening, and a crowd of lawyers had
seated themselves around the hearth
in the village inn when a belated
traveller, benumbed with cold, en-
tered the room. AS none Of the law
yers offered to make room near the
fire, he sat in the back part of the
room.
A smart young lawyer addressed
him, and the following dialogue took
place:
"You look like a traveller"
"Well, I suppose I am. l came all
the way from Wisconsin afoot, at any
rate"
"From Wisconsin, What a long
distance you had to travel"
"Waal, I did it anyhow"
odd you ever pass through hell in
any Of your journeysT"
Eyes, sir. l passed through the
outskirts"
II thought likely. Could you tell
us what + the manners and Gus
toms of that placer Several Of us
would like to know"
"Oh, you will find them the same
as in this place. The lawyers always
sit nearest to the fire. h-Boston Her
aid.
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Workueu Will be in it,

The A. 0. [. w. holds a special meet
ing tonight preparatory to installation
service which will take place next We'd
nesday evening. At that time will be
present DR.. J. S. Hammond, of Butte,
grand mast. workman of the jurisdiction
of Montana, under which there is now
1000 members. James Sullivan, Grand
Recorder, of Helena. is also expected to
be present.
The installation will take place, prob
ably privately, in their own hall, under
the able direction of the G.. NJ. w. The
following officers, just elected, will
be installed upon that night,to hold Of
flee for six months:
John Ellenberger, Past master workman
DR.. Vidal. Master workman
E. X. Abbott. Foreman
j. 5. Cook. Recorder
Allen Plerse ......... Receiver
j. j. Schwerdt ......... Financier
Il. Bennett. ....... Trustee
After the installation a superb ban
quet will be served to the members and
probably to their lovely ladies as the
workmen have nothing which they are
not ready and willing to share with
their ladies. The local lodge now has
about fifty members.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-07-07
HE WAS Ratified.
Story of a Man Who Tried to Find the
Pocket In His Wife's Dress.

btoTy OI d VIA 10 lf1cu TO f1nu tne
Pocket In His Wife's Dress.
The mans wife had asked him to go
up stairs and look in the pocket of her
dress for a key she thought was there,
and being a man willing to accommo-
date he had done so. 1t was a long time
until he returned, and when he did
there was a peculiar look in his eyes.
Il can't find any key in the dress of
your pocket, " he said, with a painful
effort.
why" she retorted sharply, 81 left
it there"
81 say I can't find any dress in the
pocket of your key" he said doggedly.
His tone seemed to disturb her.
"You didn't half look for it, 4" she in
sisted.
Il tell you I can't find any pocket in
the key of your dress, " he replied in q
dazed kind of way.
This time she looked at him.
whats the matter with you?' she
asked nervously.
Il say" he said, speaking with much
effort, that l can't find any dress i'll
the key of your pocket"
She got up and went over to him.
"Oh, William" she groaned, 'have
you been drinking"
He looked at her leerily.
Il tell you I can't find any pocket
in the dress of your key, he whispered.
She began to shake him.
whats the matter? What's the mat
ter?' she asked in alarm.
The shaking seemed to do him good,
and he rubbed his eyes as if he We're re-
gaining consciousness.
"Wait Il minute" he said very slow
ly indeed. "Wait a minute. l can't
find any dress in-no, l can't find any
key in the dress of-no, that's not it
any-any-any pocket. There, that's
it," And a flood of light came into his
face. "Confound it, l couldn't find n
pocket"
Then he sat down and laughed hyster-
ically, and his wife, wondering why in
the name of goodness men raised such a
row over finding the pocket in a wom-
ans dress, went up stairs and came
back with the key in two minutes
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