davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The record-union., 1894-08-04
ADJUSTMENTS

The testimonial concert to Miss Anna
Selkirk took place last evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Smith.
There was large and appreciative audi
ence in attendance, quite filling the halls,
the very spacious drawing-rooms, parlor
and library. The draperies were all re-
moved, that the musical effects might not
be marred, still the heavy carpetings and
furniture fittings tended in degree to
lessen the resonance which 10 d concert
hall would have been marked, for both
Miss Selkirk and Andrew Bogart of San
Francisco, the tenor, have line voices,
worthy of the very best acoustic prop
critics of the concert chamber. Never
theless, it was a delightful concert, and
the audience testified to it's conviction that
it was by encoring every number with
such sincerity that the programme was
thereby doubled and one number over.
Mrs. G.. a. Neale was the aceompanlst OF
theevening and Mr.. Nanderhoof played
q double number violin solo and the
Obligato to two of Miss Selkirk's selec-
tions. Mr.. Bngart was heard mere for the
first time. lie is a very young man with
a remarkably expressive tenor of great
sweetness and depth of feeling. His
voice is one OF rich promise. Its COM
pass is broad and its capacity for emotional
expression is phenomenal He made an
exceedingly good impression. Miss
Selkirk's singing last evening con-
firIned the high opinion heretofore
freely expressed by the REcoRD-UNIoN
of her voice and method. Her tones are
pure contralto. best in the lower and mid
die, and are full of feeling. She is an
expressive and graceful singer, her voice
being of dramatic nature. 1t is not a
very resonant voice, but flexible, true in
intonation and is managed with skill,
delicacy and intelligence. Her reception
last evening was very hattering, and
came from an audience qualified to judge
The record-union., 1894-08-04

Clemons Courtland; r. t. Mckisick,
Elk Grove: J. w. Eggleston, Colfax: K.
E. Mayes, lone; NJ. S. Green, Richiand:
L. +. Moulton, Colusa; j. II. Boke,
Napa.
Professor C. w. Childs of the San Jose
State Normal School came up to attend
meeting OF the state Board of Education
yesterday and is at the Capital Hotel.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: 4. 5. Hoyle, Chicago; B. q.
Kraus, O.. Collins and wife, New ork;
Francis stuart, Andrew Bogart, >. ID.
Blumauer and wife, r. Alexander, a. w.
Ballard. George De Sosuawsky, J. a.
Tenger. L. c. Quen, j. w. Mcdonald, J.
=. Ereeck, Walter NJ. Cary, San Fran
cisco; Mrs. II. L. Draper. Mare Island;
w Garrard, Angels; w. ID. Howe, ii. ii.
Seovel, ST. Louis; Robert Pennell, Chico;
J. D. English, L. b. Squire. Worthing-
ton, Ind; A. l.. BIeyer, *. c.; 4. Il.
Hemme. Hemme's Station; Miss Janet
Mott. Miss Louise De Fremey, ID. \.
Campbell, \. DE Fremey, ii. Z. Hub
bard, Oakland.
A pleasant surprise party was given to
Miss Mamie Ryan at her residence, l9lJ
Tenth street, on Thursday evening, by
her friends. A pleasant evening was
spent in music, dancing and singing, after
which a bountiiul repast was served.
Among the features of the evening were
vocal solos by Messrs. Hilbert, Carroll.
Pilkington and Quinn. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. L. z. Ryan.
Mr.. and Mr.. III. z. Ryan, l.. Burns. l..
Wolf, NJ. Davis, NJ. Pilkington. l..
Dwyer. NJ. Ryan, L. Davis, n. Cotter.
K. Dwyer, NJ. Cotier, II. Carroll, 1. Pix
ington, C. Quinn, a. Hilbert, g. Scully,
C. Hastings, NJ. Brainerley, j. McGuire.
J, RYAN and L. Ryan.
The record-union., 1894-08-04
ROYAL BAKING POWDER.

granted to sell personal property either at
public or private sale.
Estate of Robert s. Osborn. deceased-Let-
ters of administration TO George +. Bronner;
notice TO creditors in RECoRD-U MON.
| Estate OF Benjamin Merrill, deceased-Con-
| tinued TO September 9TH.
Estate of Alexander Scroggs, deceased-Con-
tinued two weeks.
Estate OF Francis E. Cropsey. deceased
| Order settling final account and decree of dis
| tribution granted.
Estate of Sarah Smith, deceased-Order set
! tling final account and decree Of distribution
| granted.
Estate of Charles Schreiver, deceased-Order
| settling final account and decree OF dlstribu-
| tion granted.
Estate of Thomas N. Taverner, deceased
| Order confirming sale of personal property;
/ first annual account referred TO Il. F. Ptund
as referee and account continued to Septem-
! Der 9TH.
Estate of Jacinto CaIisto, deceased-Contin-
| ued TO September 9TH.
Estate and guardianship of Ernest Jacob
Rupa, mlnor-Letters of guardianship TO
! Robert Lawrence; bond. 81, 900.
Isaac Joseph VS.. A. Miller ct al.-Demurrer
oyerruled; ten days to answer; notice waived;
demurrer of A. Miller and Mrs. Pauline Miller
overruled by consent; ten days to answer;
notice waived.
G. Fay VS.. His Creditors Continued two
weeks.
j. F. Cavanaugh VS.. William Murray and
Thompson; j. +. Cavanaugh VS.. William Muir
ray and Sanborn-Taken under advisement.
Continued two weeks.
S. PrOuty VS.. Justice Court Dry Creek
Township-Continued two weeks.
f. NJ. Smith VS.. E. j. Gregory-Continued
two weeks.
Ella s. Oppenheim VS.. Emanuel Oppenheim
Continued two weeks.
| j. w. Wilson Il Son VS.. j. r. Ross-Contin-
ued until Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock.
The record-union., 1894-08-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

W. G. Brown Of Sheridan is in the city.
NJ. S. Green Of Richland came up to the
city yesterday.
Miss Mamie Clemens is visiting friends
at San Francisco.
Arthur D. Bulger has returned from
his visit to Bartlett Springs.
c. E. Tinkham, one of Chico's promi-
nent citizens, is here on visit.
J. L. Huntoon and wife have gone to
Pacific Grove for months visit.
r. I. McKisick, Principal of the Elk
Grove High School is at the Capital
Hotel.
L. S. Moulton, candidate for member of
the State Board of Equalization is at the
Capital Hotel.
Alexander O'Leary Lynch and the
Misses George and Lester Klebs have
gone to Vacaville to spend their vacation.
Robert Pennell. Principal of the Chico
Normal School, was in the city yesterday
attending the meeting Of the State Board
of Education.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
T. T. Ross, Sacramento County; W. o..
Brown, Sheridan; Mrs. q. w. Taylor,
Shasta; C. w. Childs, San Jose; w. 5.
The record-union., 1894-08-04
SUPERIOR COURT.
Department. one-Catlln. Judge.

FRIDAY, August Sd.
A. Miller VS.. His Creditors Continued one
week.
b. Labs VS.. NJ. c. Tilden-Argument on de-
murrer heard and submitted.
]. y. Payne vs. His CredItors-Report OF re-
ceiver approved.
e. H. kripp VS.. T. w. O'Neil; Maggie Brown
VS.. NJ. Brown-PasSed.
T. NJ. Lindley VS.. John Shelton Order that
execution issue
Louisa Dehn VS.. Henry Dehn-Continued
one week
one week.
strong d Co. vs.. Their Creditors-Passed
s. S. Atwood VS.. His Creditors-Report of
receivers approved.
Department Two-Johnson. Judge.
FRIDAY. August Sd.
Estate of John r. Gilliland, deceased-Con-
tinued two weeks.
| Estate of Patrick Pagan, deceased-Contin-
ued two weeks.
Estate OF Jane Angrave, deceased-Letters
of administration to Joseph w Angrave;
bond, 81, 900; appraisers-G. w. lIer, h. Kay
and West Long.
Estate of William Angrave, deceased-De-
cree granted terminating life estate of Jane
Angrave, deceased.
Estate of Winnifred Mullery, deceased-Pe-
tition TOR leave to compromise suit submitted
and taken under advisement.
Estate OF Jacob Maierhofer, deceased-Order
granted TO erect monument 1T a cost not 10
exceed $500.
Estate OF Peter Hansen, Reconsideration
TO erect monument continued Two weeks.
Estate OF Paul Hoffman, deeeaSed-Order
granted to erect monument cost not to exceed
$3.50.
Estate of H. NJ. Bernard, deceased-order
The record-union., 1894-08-04
NATIVE SONS.
Installation of Sacramento Parlor's
Newly Elected officers.

installation of Sacramento Parlor's
Newly Elected officers.
District Deputy Grand President Scott
F. Ennis, assisted by Ed Harris as Mar
shaI, installed the following officers of
Sacramento Parlor, n. S. 6. W.. last
evening: Past President, A. Moose; Pres
ident, John Haley; First Vice President.
C. n. Post; Second Yice-President, E. j.
Weldon; Third Vice President, A. 2.
Miller: Financial Secretary, Henry
Brown; Recording Secretary, II. O.
Tubbs; Treasurer, William Henderson,;
Marshal, William Sanders; Inside Senti-
mel, Lee Krump; Outside Sentinel, VIM.
NJ. Mier; Trustee, f. S. Wachhorst, Sur
geon, DR.. VIM. J. Hanna.
After the installation, First Vice Presi-
dent Post, in an appropriate speech, pre-
sented Past President Ennis with beau
tiful Past Presidents jewel.
musical programme then followed,
and during its rendition light refresh
ments were served.
The record-union., 1894-08-04

IT is remarkable how Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla freshens and invigorates the tired
body. 1t creates an appetite. puriies the
blood and really puts new life into the
system. Take only Hoods.
The record-union., 1894-08-04
Christian Brother s, College.

The Christian Brothers College will
reopen for the reception of students on
Monday next, the 9th inst.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31

3oGipsi4ern bfinoli6len Baaren se
Itebgu lpg, tueite iest ncd Soapilidtie.
mad tem neHsn Sarii nber sgaIrsi fno.
Eie idOn irHbsr srtrdhHi. teitiulrt
SettIon /, DAB iar alt pom ausiaao
imyortirteH oosr aus ben 3calpsidsrn
iar eOnium surufstSeseHen Snorrn
teilimmie 3~Oqssbahrsn (folst oIs 2tltsl
setebeu nsIoen ioGeu. SCfitOn : Dc
gsgcn, iphht bic freiilItr eHitaif. iriift
Hur SrfimmnHssn iat &aaten tsiui
Smpo,t, nitt ater bti 3u' nd5ishung
au= ;apaipelheIH iur eeulum. "a
5ragr, Ibst lufi te it 3oabstoresr
pie Smf0risrrt puu nidt far rne. II
Die, ub ourd Den ntucu Iaui aui I'll
| 5tuirl's s,i ttt, jrst attr ned SOD
| pfiIdiige &aalel lvenH cor SHtraItirs
ten hCs neHcH 2arlis Imp0rtut. abcr Il
3oaifei4,ru setdseli. nuttr eem alte'
@eles iOaPilidi's Oocr uHisr benz nsne
EGrii jcGirrt lsin ilatn. eHer Gil
ideIoans ii:iep isierelduisH 6raG
liebt man III betbei;i9icu artii;n N
910Bttr SpannHn9 enigegen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31
Gin bdustbas,

.. W. Snaer BON gn~noieharie, 81.
g.. iast na6 er Or. Sings 2ene Gnt=
c~eduus..fiets i'm Sauie balis une fsius
6amilie rns Miitel INNER nit b tItem
Grfols sebraudt babe; er mrtts Eidi
obne baiieIbe iein. O.. u. 9pfsman,
Nppibefer ;u ga,sfia, g. y. iast. oas
Or. Sings 3enc Gnioedun9 unsweifel.
bait Die bette Snitenmeoi;in lei; er babt
lie ieit 8 Sabren in ieiHer 6amlIie &C.
braud)t nub lie babe nldis uerieblt, vi,
leg su %leiiien. nag uon ihr bebaurie
iperoe. @esbalb nidt Elm 70 lunae be
rdbrtes 0eilmittel setrauhen? 5rsi
Yrobt flaiben i'll 8aittr Bros Ypotb:ie
reaulare 8r0Be 50 gis. unb 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31

Ssim GinSus IN uuisr lesises psin
idHs ih cine Sinihe gbimbsdam's
StRsiSs BALKAN. ntr 0 ofm irHberr
Nisihsr ;nriidsslaisn iporecH mar.
Wi BEN 2osci ione iA Ole SemeTtung,
oas or GIT asasu SAniit. uno Yrauo'
wunotH icr. If @ahtbsii oeiisn fam
ID ~tsscu3ep. in mtinsr sonjen CT
iahru7s babe 10 SeinessieiAen MIDI
scianosn iar be SshoHofHuj o Bio.
ien 0str Sroaeipunesn. 3. 6. Barrett
Ranaass Dee 81 SHsur Seufinef. Sc.
5atas, NiHa. SEiHet5r n'S BALKAN IL
ssen'o stH 5siimilisi stsen Rbeumaiis.
mus. 3am Ssrfauf IN Balier's opp.
ibeft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31
SuiItu's lrnicd.sdIbc.

Ssite gable ctr &eIt ssssn Stniiie,
CVttiduHssH, @sitwu,su. Sat;fu6,
Jis5srteEttH .aiusipuru,. orist,yruussns
Sdnee. 3ahrsrdasm uIs ais Santaus.
i6idse. GtJii MIR 8iIfs, pser teIHs
Stsatiaus uericHsi. Gti!nps IN aae.
5dgsa sataHtIri. oasI Ssie jurrdttfti.-
LET. Srtts rs Gsnis se Satis. IN
haben beI Salfer Src=.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31
aeant:h Saiemprs bate Gas G.ad,

9tane:l 81jemore bate cas- 0iat,
elne tieine 6laide Gbamberlains Golie.,
9bp.erc- uHe 9,arrtoel-R emcou II bn.
femmsn. ais bret ieIner f7umillenmii.
slieocr ON Gurtial litter. 9os 5ldit.
den turiris le ale uuo or CAB e.ua.
oarnus Geors Sater, eiufm ptcminenien
Sauimann bon 2~stulstou. u. e, uuo e.
hsilis ihu steniaiIs uon oemislben llebsl.
8euu Sbr mi; Epitutsrie, 0iarrbee,
Solit oosr Cholera Worbus tshaItrt
ieio, 10 usriudJt oieies Miiief uno .S6r
lutreet nit neu Seiultat mehr ols III,
irieSen isiu. 2as Sob, iueltts Ieiner
Giuiahrau9 uno SeuHsuns iolsie, bal
ss uaturlideIlueiie lsbr popular ecmaa..
% une so Cts. 5!aiteu suw gsrtaui
IL @atter's Spotbete,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31


gin BEN YlaueieH Rars ma6t i'd
lett auriem cine bsa trlsudieis Bro
tuberans bemerf5ar. ipside mad aniihi
beg nls 8eiisrproptsiT befonnisn Tro.
fsiiors Risa;ns uno aaeerer Selsbrier
EN- &aruuussSsihen DER Rarsbeiuob.
Her isin ion. enB mir. nertn Hadfom.
men, uns IN GROCER 6sfahr btFaoer
Gs esidebeH INNER nod 3eitsu IN,
Guuesr. absr Gin Gunoer mare c:
irososu, .penu Jfmano eiumal siH Gel
den sdbs. iuie mir uus eissntlid Dor
alien u~uitrsH 86ihen t~sireitH i6na'en
uuo ,psHu oieies 3tidsu n'hi 800 pc.
Tdlitesne au:issuue,n iaHse.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31
Sttht cbeu an.

Selt ser eriitH GmiH5taas ooa Gltc.
tric SIi;ers III Glsiss 9lttel ttfduo.a
bsiiettcr sciro,oen ioed6 es BIB 81 an
Der Spise aqer 1cHies uRp leidisn gb
,IbrmittsI Itebi, TT ttfst ftiue terau.
ldenes generalization. nab nj Die bsi.s
Reb'jH sesea NassH=, 2ebsr- uHe 3,s
rcrtsiosu. gs bsilt SrpiiGn,e,;eH, LIN.
uerhaulidtsii, GsrItrpiaus. mo DIT.
tretbt RaIarla aus etm Suft;n. gu.
lrieoeubeii %sarenitIt, oeer rus 8tlo
ruiro STiiidsrfaitsi. Sreis 80 9sais
Die 5lalde. gu bebsa ii @aiisT Sres.
Apotbete-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31
6 tlpas beo cnfIld .

NltCr Srrr (dui Gin j. . bern dbli 3
Eaar iuaitireno): .,9eu Srauiiaom
tsnne id seuau. SD nor Susc9su, ole
er actault iuuros; I'D iulr bel Or Seer
ieirer 6roBidbristeii; ih bin bsute bel
oisicm ieinsm it6uhsn 5sits suJe9en,
uuo id buiie, nub Bat ieinem 2tidcnbe.
aduanrb SnseaeH gu iein."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31
Sal o.

.0enfu Gle iib nur. ME unanee.
uebml cs 1T, iuenu MI 8adis eifpds
ipdtcr bsimfcmmi NIB oas Saus!bo,
ueridlpiien iineet. los pnilirt nil
ndmIih lsbr Oft uro td mub baum isoss
mnl Dor Der 9biirs iiberundien."
$50, aber iucs1alb rebmsn Sie hcni
ftinen Saustgoridtuiiel mii?"
.0tein Better, ben bnb' ih obHsbli
nit. abcr i9 Tenn ons Sdliiie0ud III
finoen!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31
probe'6due.

3. 8. G~lifiore. Rem GaileH,
Nisc.. lit an 8suralsis uno 8t.umap
tismus; ieiu Waseu mar nuSsr Orb.
uuna, Isine 2ebs- par In tsunrubiaenber
Rciie nnsearIifen, appsiit nabm oh,
mo sr bate on 6iriih uHe Stdrfe Be.
oeu:sno abssucmmrn. 3rsi dlaidsn
Gt5tiiridts SiiiOs" tislieH i'm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31
Stdrfe Oein Uerpenj yiiem

Mlt fog. 9srubisuussmittsIn NIB Cpiatsu tanuf
2u has Mot tbun. GisIt Wlirturtn MAIDEN bic Ser
ben Mot itarf. uHb ea ne bos uidt tban. trfaasu 4,
out Mot ibren 3psd. bas s,trpeniniirm gu itarisn
Wdbrsnb bti sl.iemeu sSdIsu - rnb nur bel fol.
den - bon ~nerppisr lteberrtiSuns iolde 2roausl
ON 4IaSe isiR mbgsn, 10 If ibr bduistr Sebraud
iar ben sarteu Gr9auiSmus. aui b,u is pir,eu. ieih
itS >Iih. unb biss uni 70 mtbr. ba bic ~betrsfenb
IONS fsiis ptrmsbrt itrbeu muB. nm bic seipinitt'
Mirtung btroor snbriHgtn. SpftStitt's MaseubIt
ters if bes Bette Snbititut fur 'cIae idabIi6t 9ro
eueu. IS beiLbtgi bic Strceu. inbsnl es fe erfritt
itimul,rt unb FART. Ger Suiammeabaus Jpildsl
Strpdhe bes 9lsrpeuipitems unb Ghipdts Der Der
oaunuesor9aus IN uadespissu. Subem has BIT
tiers siusu ,upbltedtiseu giurhb aai BITE Ytrbauuues
uub aifmtliruresfdb isitii hes 0Srpers abt. hurb
b. ust es Dos 8onst Spism nit nsuer Spanuirait
bon lpsldsr EN- gut 3bsiI ben gerotn susutt iommt
AUD ssbraudt mon has g:'ters bel g,aIo ia. Yer
itI,, "a, @altnbsiflperbeu NIB RitrsnIsiotn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31
" ursu beoriube [.

ubrmahsr: ,.9enteu Sic Iih unr,
1T mir NE ne jin9,te 9Odter nit clnen'
meiuer @ebllieu oauouselonfsn!"
aunoe: pa irassn Sic ais uhr'
nader mol islbit bic Sdulb. Sic bo.
ben j,o:ufals Sbre 9odter nidt gu
aufseioseu. raber 1T iie orun gu iril
a%bgelnufen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31
Aiu0ermun b.

VcIud: ,,9tn, Sail6en. Nos iuillii
Gu bonn elumal ipeloen, iurnn o. grpb
blit?'
aarldeT: .,Sh, Id bin mir nod uiht
redt eiri9. eriluceer SteIdnbcr Obsr
Santlerl'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31

81: @ie iudr's ospH i'm Gncds. oieit
glolpns iolsn ia 10 uorsuslih isin!
q: Nd, 9u must JIG ielbf itbeH. ih
fnnn Dir inssn. msin Shueioer bat
mid Ipsnr aneeiodt. iuis lie ibre Spd6e
aemaht habeni
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31
8eredie Gntr ii Il un q.

Ir5i: SD fam Sle ~bernbi9en, andols
&c Jrau; cine gspobnllde Wascnuer.
%itimmurs. iuie Tie SIRE 8D6in audi Dor
elnl9tn 2ngen bate.
@rloubeu sic. 10 asip6hnlid miro iis
nun bod wobl nidt lem!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31

Gltue ufJeiablillde 0sluHtbclie
ringer: 3egSitts 2ittle Gnrlp &ijcrs.
Bellcn malnriide Si6rungen urb reguli.
rcn Mascn mo Gin9emeioe, aopIluef
uno Sdpinoet uttblnoerno. @nltet
Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31
M 10 entrauer r.

SauSeE Sic oeun nidi, suloise
5rau?
Hid)t Dor II lllr, 1err Baron, heuie
1T Der Soeestas mcines usrliortencn
Wauucs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31

Mdnte Oiduner |ililtru ibte ausrr-
tprsus eln 3alr lang mit 5entons.
aH lie a's lbre 5rIn 5tiilcbrrs mtl
trcdeuem 5roo atjuIpeiier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31
u usper SduIe.

..aorn mir Senano non Gud fasen
mas bas 9sos ttni6 if?a-.Ios 1T.
rprmit No uere,6i..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31
Z euer u 4.

VI: $50 tonmcu Ste oenu her,"
.: sd babe ebeu DER aomueriitu
ylthln 9sluiu sIneH Seiuh gematt."
a.: oNb. Damn iparGu Sic allo i
Der 0ohls Scr 9spiu."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31

0tgCn rseno cine torperlide Sers
l,sunQ, GnbRuouu9, 0eidwuIit, ETC,
g,ett g rid ttBsres iuie st. Sdfobs
Del.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31
Nrm I'M . d..

airjti6 iogte Der Ialtor: ,@snn i'd
meluc Ocmeinbe 10 INT Somta9sitaai
lCbc, Damn rage ld mid: no iino Bonn
Ole nlmm Quute? @eun i1 onm naf.
Der Die pnar giideI mSpierfnittn sable,
Damn irage i'd mid: no iino eenn M
rCldtn Qcute?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31

&cuH lbr OIL 2opiUeh uno Se,fop
.iung letoen ppat, 10 setrnnti HldI
leyEitt's Sittle garlp J~iiItrs. &ala
tai Br0s.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31
aus & u.

sd fann nieire 5nBe Sci Der Salie
sar niht msbr iporm befpmmsn!"
,,asas irdsit gu bern ilr Gt,eisin?'
.Susitiefeln.r
Sra abet! Suafiefein i6nncn bed
uidt parm ssbent"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31

N,dts iibsrjsuOt raider, ala ETH Ser
iud nit Gc8ui's 8itd QuScl Sntbe
lei Branomunoen, Gustidun8cn, Sthr'
iur0cr, 0nuttron'beIttn uno 9omotrboI=
ben. Waltcr SIps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31

Saiimuttrr: mSeir NiIsiior. Sic firt.
ten iid wobi oroea;tid per ocn Ntiar
ID treten?-.O, nllsin.s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31

Ter Mcnu, Der IL @eisaid0it bon
aumsroocn wdbreno tee 9nu5en Nbenos
oog 0roBe @ort iibrt. tot tGufi8 fem
Gort gu inseu, weHr CT DEG Ntenos
6e'm 5u Mnttern QCfOmmCn ut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31

unieuntniB ron 9e@itt's 2ittle
gurlp 8ilers 1T Elm llusliid. 2ieie
tleiuen Tlasu re9u!Ifea Die 9e5er,
curircn aopiweh,' Gpspepiia uno lhlet'
en- Ntbsm, Ye,itopIun9 unO SIlloitdt.
tzaItsr Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31
y y O t.

@rnu: ,So9e' mai, Warie, mar id
mdbrcnH oct 9aum9 iebr uuI8ere9i:'
Yroutjun9icr: y3ucr It olcsoin9s, ais
Gem Brduti9om hosJulpprt 9eiprph'N
bate, murotit 9u 9tcrd rubi8cr."
Y8ir i6nuni's utdt bciier mnder i'm
na3 opppclte @elr. 9eg8l1t's &ildj
QoScl Snluc lit COS Htite, iuns GrIab-
rung pro0u;icrCu Uoer @etp tnuIeu
tann. Waltcr 8rps,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31

6alt IN jeoem Sabr Ieioc ih I'M 5rnbs
liu0e iplucbl ipie i'm Sert1t an 8erltopI'
urg uno an eiucm 2tber. NIB Nleren-
tciopr. Die Nnpcubun9 uon o..
2tu9uit S6ni8'8 5umburger 9ropIeu
belt mid ieoOd iteis Wiebsr.-Gnrl s.
Sdnelber, Bloomington, SOs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31

Dior: .,Absr. Sapo. tuts bed NAL
8aier: ..2agum eeHr. Rnr?"
Nar: .,2a. III bait ted crit ntulid
eelaJi, UtHn etr Gutel lid plsesr an
pampsH M. elHH urrit 2u ,hm iucs
buiisu,"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31

lin ibrcn Mut5 81 5ei9sn, ipieIten
tarllih Siuci Uilucnnrbel.er III YcnE-
i"ptuanien nit elmer 3pnamiipatronr.
Ms man Tie ibrcs MiutbCs me9en bflc-
ben woCte, wnren lie atsr Beioe lpnr'
log OCrldiuunoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31

3smano bot geiast. onb 6rauer, lc
after lie wsroer, iptnigsr uno iueuigrr
an Slste uno mebr uno NJ br al Och
9lau5tu. Der quite Maan bat iid oa
abtr GENT. Jrouen ipeloen lberbuupI
nldt after, iouoerr nur i%psjier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31
KooNNA6AlaIso QUINN =

year. Coucssap doe repair outfit, Including
Iron lasts ard secndsrd. and everything nee.
Suo0. go CA Extra tools, etc. for hsf.
sess voff-Sa1 oftictes. 500. Either outfit by
empress % lrs4oht neatly boxad, on receipt Of
price Th ono ofdefing the first set In = place
No goods saf1 paid tot. Address,
GcoWomv o@pep6x hoVogs Hiram, ON.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31

j q d III q mt DE He5eih nung.
,@cr al beun Der 9err, Gem 9u
loesCn cine l(nteritIsurs 9e9ebeL?"
Gin o%acireuher Sorrefiori"
80, 10, nlio ssluIiicrmaBCH EN- arm.
cr SrudIeGltr. 5tuitl."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31

lin 9bombsrlnln's Su,termiitel bier
el%uiuiubrsu, uerfauiteu mir mfbrere
Euseno dlnidcn ouf itrlfte @arautie
uno flnoen aus. onB ieoe 6lnide gate
Gisnits tbat. &ir sebrauhisn CO Ief.
Der uno itsllcu es iber Irseno Elm anoe.
res Niiittf. 0. Z. N@olorep, Sarrls
pile, @. ga. Gum &sttaui i'll 0al.
ffr's Nppihett.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-24
1t is Free, But Worth Fortune.

And it is worth fortune because it is the
means of giving health and strength to the
weak and complaining you, reader. The
following splendid pror position is made by Dr..
Greene of "a Temple Place, Boston, Mass. +,
the most successful specialist in curing ner-
vous and chronic diseases. Write him q
letter, tell him just how you feel. and be
will answer it, free of charge, explaining
your case so thoroughly that you will
a. once understand exactly what your COM
plant is. Every letter receives his most
careful attention, he explains every symp-
tom, telling just what to do to be cured, and
for all this he charges nothing.
He is The discoverer of that wonderful
medicine, DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy, which is doing such enor-
nous good among the suffering. This is
the opportunity of a lifetime for everyone,
especially those living at distance from
large cities, to consult, entirely free, the
most eminent and successful of specialists.
No fee to pay and no journey to make.
The doctor makes specially of treating
patients through letter correspondence, and
you cannot do better than write him at once.
You will without doubt be made strong and
well by doing so. Thousands of others
have. Don't delay.