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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-08-23
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-08-23

,Su NebroStu utrS oicics 3abr Ole
StoatVluobl cine rtdlt buitjdedlQc
leIu. ySiC Die Sndlen icet buyt lie
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Eemotraten. Die iueeunru;Gu glbn,ius
titrotiuuS Temptraten. Die &upuliiteu
nno bic ReiUrm Rnrtei ,ueroen Den
SsimnIaeberu nit tbrer reio. 1idetS
ibre anTmdrtuna MAIDEN Nn elmer
reidIideu AuSUabl miro es aliI
ntbt iebIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-08-23
Osuti der 2flilitdE. Dsrein am l5tgn
SspisnbeT, 1898.


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uns ben beutihen 8ruoeritan,me.
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auoerer 0ereiuc Uuroe beidloiIeu
l. Gem bis iest faugtioutreu0eN
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int Bru6eu fu 6ilocu Ijeieuiqeu
3erciue. rUeldhe nod tcinc celeaen
belt batten eiueu 2elc9atcu 5u e.
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8bil Aubn.
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lid 3u empianaen. oeun bnuon miro
rs nbbanQen, mus ole UcrIuabaren
Uiittel erluubcn. uno bic ,5reiaebia.
teit bel ocrnrtiacn G5eleqenbeitcn bot
Tdh tets nls libernl belpieien mb
,par QemiB bel teiner @elcQenbeit
beHer anQcbrnrbt, ais ebeu jest 10
mubi ocn o5rlmo lpie Den 3uct Der
Snhe bctreIieno
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.uiu., 1elcpcuhcit QcQcbcu luirO, an
ocm laQc mierc 5toot bcluheu uu0
0uS 5cit nit uns iciern 5u fDuneu.
.. Y8uroc beic6loneu. bic QcIamnt
tc Nuroerhoit ircunoIdlt 3u crlus
cGcu, ibrc 0auicr, ucmcutlid in 0cu
zruBcu Der Stuot, Ourdl lueldJe Der
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ucu, Sirluuocu uiiu., um Der a0ge=
mcincu I6eiluobmc Der GmuUbuer
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itjntnluuQ }u bcbcu,
Iu tUuutcn uumcutljh Die iunQcn
3omcu Gemciicn. 0uB ih ole Giebc
iu i6rcm BeburtSlou0c ourdous INIT
Der trcu>n uno eGrcuoeu 2tuhonglicb
felt an oa9 G5cburtalauo ibrcr 0Ur
iuhrcn rcd)t gut Uerciucn last. uno
criubt oue GDnlitc oiclclbcu gau5 be
| llDuocrt. um ltutcritutunQ in olcicr
l0iniidlt.
lluicr irubcrer NRjtblugcr, 0crr
2&m. @cr5uQ, Yraiioent Der eVrent
2&citeru gsinc 60, bat ieine troltigc
llutcritubunQ uUn 81 g0uis aus cbcn
Iua5 SuQcinQt
0icrduf wuroc %ertaauuq beidllo'
| len bis ndGitcn Snm5tna. 0cn 2i
2luauit, 2l6cuo8 lllr 1T Der G0u5crt
0auc lim 2tuftraat 0c5 &creins
Sui 8 Naiirer, Set
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-08-23

S6Daren trieae onnn amer he lien
9inmeu
- 4rpI. y. 4. ouTimnnn un 6rll
limb bi &erlunnten bi Sop up be
leut.
- S8etterprUpbeten iino rubia, iieo
bids lid 10 irrt bat
- 0ermann Steifeu hat out ,5obr
1862 Suibel gSeiten brpSten. Sect
tummt De 5ienbnbn bod eeiuiB bi
lien 5nrm ber, mn laoct ben @eiten
up. ,oe bat id)pn enc Gar beiteut.
- 2ln De @nscUnaoe fino mebr
WUsauitos as 9emDfrnten in Niii-
Iouri, I'M ie iin6 pt rebt uitbenb,
Dmer mid ipegen Silbcr
" N M firI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-08-23

Die g2nibiuptoucr Gon'creui oranNt
uui ( Y}cuc Die idlpu ult acitcutc uuo
nicmnlS bc0ntruurtctc HruQe aui:
&uum ucmcu Die SehScbu III Gin
Ter lidl $imetoIlUten. ,uahreno llc
thotiohlidl jur Silber Ntouuulctau
ISntuS iiuo? g9arum prcotQcu tic
SoepcltunhrtnQ. mdbrcuo Die pm
ibncn ucriuhtcue Kut,,it 0tc aHS
ldIIeBlitc SilbcriunbruuQ ;un, 3lclC
bat uno uutb,ucuotQ ouiu iuhrer
muB? 9SOsu 0tc ioIidlc SlagQe luem
lte bic &nhrbeit utbt iu idlcueu
braubtcu?-9l. b. "
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-08-23

,fn Tcuucr. Colorado, NJ ~ otr
lettcu WontaQ yjntlt 0oe tdrnJre
pOtci ourh cine Grp,pNou. ucldc
i'm hiutcrcu Ihellc Ocv tSebuuocS
itnttiauo. uuultnuoia itrliur, luprocn.
Eie Ruincu pcrIcthen IN &rauo. ma
cine Nuinhl EcrlUrcu Die u0u Ocu
eiuinrScnocn Wuucrn ucrhuttri
purocn uurcr. crlittcu ciucn uroB.
liheu Sob. SuDcit bis test bttuuut
wr0Cu SluDll 4criUutu (burunttr otl
giaenthumcr ocS 0ptcIS uno lCiu,
Srau) Qct0oict; orciScbn Ucrocn uud
oermiGt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-08-23

Seer R6bel, Sepoid1e ober 3nb=
1inidlieHeu. aiuoerruoaeu uiru. 81
taufeH suiinldt ioIIte niht peridunien
erit in 9sisHer's R6belbnnolune BOT
iuipreheH, uno bic billiaeH Ireiie
feuneH Ieruen 81 welhen Oieie Sc
aeritauoe bort oertnuIt rperoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-08-23

Tic ubcrtrIebcueu Scricbte llbcr
Den NusiuG Der Soumcrueiicn Grntc
0rudeu nadJ lulc uur nui ben C6ctrci
murtt ~ Dlinncnpolis. 10 OAR oDrt
Der Ngubel Sab 28ei5en" 81 Sic
Ucrtnu't uir0.
2Scitcr mjrtt oicic GDnitellntiDn nuI
ole lblcnQO II Setreiocborie, 10 6nB
On fur Den Nuihcl Gnibmei;en
65C nptirt mcrocn &uh Der St.
guuiicr D}nrtt bat oicltm 3uae nb
luartS nidt aan; pioerItebcn t0nncn.
mo bat ih nit cIuer Quotation uun
66c 'ur 0cn &nibcl Sab 28cScu"
beQuulcn muHcn. 5c(bit Ioleoo. 3.
mlu uidt ubcr G9A lnO 9teru 9Drt
nid,t ubcr 7ot per &mbel binou~
Qtbu
limo oud lit Der tuutruUtrbure2Scj
icnuortOth iur 3clt nm p Nttluuner
8u,hcl OcrinQcr. ais III Der oritter
/ 2uamnuphe oeS ucr'lONeneu Snb
res
9&uS ooS 28clidturu oubcrilit.
Ito ucruntuttthcu enouid onleritn
unchc ,3cituuNeu iait aus oIcr
/ 5taatcu Der luton &crihtc, 0uB cluC
auu; m0chcurc Grutc III }Iu1Vdl
tchC. @lber audi bicrin ticNt uic'
! IlebcrtrcibmQ. Npr oIem miro be
ocu rulcniarbiacu Repurtcu ocrQeNcu
! ooR ;ur Rciic ocS y8c6dtoruS mod
Intouhcr RcQcuhnucr uuthmeuoiQ 1T
Hun oudl miro ubcr ldrcdlidc Surr'
IN mouchcu Iiitrittcn uuu N(lnDur
Iur0 ,iQiuuiS, pom Chiu uuO lfuoton,
hmo NumuS. uuo audi aus ctnieI
ucn Wcocuocu oCs NoroucitcuS &c
ItloQt
/ ydh,o0citumcuiQcr bot Der Eunt
ucuihou iulcher RicicupulIerct ocl
IAuruurcjS Iur ocu 8uihc( Gait idul
Iuui 5Gdc bcrabQcorlldti
| Icr @eQchr rnd 8GrtOfelu it, be
6c0cuteu0cu ,3uiuhrcu. 'ehr be
idrouGt. Qober hat licb Der Erci
/ iur ocn &uihel Sab" tuahrenb De
Iucriloicncu 3od)c nidjt ubcr 2o-2,
IGcuts im 6ruBUcrtnuic crhcbcn ION
iuGu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-08-23

9lie lit cine Slaae pom 0cucn erho
ben uurben. Die Myers SariaodrtIIa
ben Auweiiunaeu 81 iolae aenomnten
babeu. iSerncr babeu iutr nod ME
uuu einem Sale aebort, uU tic niht
wUblthueuo aepirit. bate. Ga& Ia
aeu hunoertc uun aputbetern IN
ennseH 2anoe 0nt anoere eeheilt
uuo miro oib beilen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-08-23
Die Rcpu6G,oncr y}oruIan0 . ba

DC HcpubIj'GnCt UjnrUIan0 > h1
ben am gouHtUitda 5u Gumbrihac
ibre ztauty GUuucntipn gebaltcn uno
9nnoibnten illr Die 0crbitrUnhl uuIHc
iteIt. ,7lou6 SouuoeS wurnt i.jr
Boucrnor nunriulrt Die Ein,iDrm
ipridDt ub untcr }Iuoercm iur @o.0
nabruuQ uu6 5hut3uGc m,s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-08-23

7uS Blut lit Die Gueue ocSSeben&
mcuu ooIetbe ujoht rein 1T. 1T Der
Qlcuidl uieleu arautheiter nusqelett
Dian ucuoe oaber IN 3ettei Gr
9lnault SunlQ'S Namburaer SrOpler
on. Elm michlbareS Slutrejni0unO%
ntittCi
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-08-23

2tuI Baileg : ,}slnno tn Uiaiue lit
10r eiuiaen Iaaeu George : MOOT
INT ~ 4cben8jabre qeitorben Seit
benz ,labrc 1888 mar Der Neriturbeue
IN Chicago ais Uluiifle6rer uub G0m
p0u.t 1niniiia; Der BuraertrItc mnc1te
ibn nbcr crit in lUeiteren areiIeu be
fnnnt. Ubicbon er audi uorber bereIts
ontrlel &ol'sueiien compOrirt bate.
s!,a ner aricg ousbrot. trnt Roo:
nit icjncr Nuuit beqeiitert iur Die
Sahe bcr Union elm; iejne Glcoer
The Battle Cry OF Freedom,
Tramp, Tramp, Tramp. The
Vacant Chair, " Just before the
Battle. Mother, ,uuroen III lcuer
,3cit pm 2llt unb Sung QeluuQen uno
lac6tcu Die 5lonmeu oer 8eaeiiteruuQ
immcr mic0cr nui s Tcue an
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-08-23
t)rrrnn,, tito, grettnn, % annnIf 1895

9uuis. ueriuetlt !, 3. bier gum Be
iuhe ihrSr Gltern. ocrru oenuer
&ueoiser u. Satin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-08-23

Ter o'iBicuc @tribt o,r D}nioUl
JIuB 0Umnl'ijUu ubcr olr tHt ucr-
iloiicneu Sabre urtcrncuultucu5,uE
arbcitcn 1T uur NurcW uat }@uiNNa
ton abRtRnnRtu (cr &crlht urit
nus. ooB bic lpIacubcn Ncunac llu
Die ubiacn 9lrbcIttu nuSbciah,t 'uur
ben Nno lur otn N}liiuUl si3a.'1!.
BuScuunoc S5.t3l, Ciuat S9.o9j
an 0uuo lur lurlttrc 2trbcjtcu nab
reno OicicS ,iubrtS uuo nod oi, 'pI
aeuoru Ncunlt 'ur zen NliNpnrj
s735. .TgI: Wdyur1oc s2.9"1 m5
Cinlc So. "G
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-08-23

llcbcr olc 3juyWdtcu Itcr,.duo =
oui ciutu orlttcu Icrmju hot Iich. mic
Der FclcQrupb mcthct '"uycruor
StpuC uou N}i0uuri blcicr Gage It
Rep Nprt 'pllcu6crua6cu auyat
iprphcu ~,(tl uctB ulht oh GIcuc
lauo ctu Gmoiodt uir ouS Eruijotrt
amt iciu miro Or tuurtc nIht
uomiulrt ucrocr. audi wcuu tr nd
um Die NumluutIuu btWcrbcu 'uin0C.
audl t0uu;c Cr ut-ht tr'uublt utroCr
iclbit mcnu cr hic Domination 60
hicl,c
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-08-23

Ter .arbBte" 5niaNe Oes bielieen
SuhtSbnuicS. ibreibt Der IfeTcrlon
Gim 3urSircuno. lit 2auib WiItdlca
uun SSanue 60, Der uoraciteru -ein-
actlcjoct~ puroe. Sr nitBt q SliB
uno & 3pn in Der 2arae. lit - Sab
rt nlt uuo luuroc ruepeu Tol'tl
uus Ill elmer ;meildhriaeu Nalt uer.
urtheIlt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-08-23
.9oshoftsr nher hnffentlidl una.

~Bos6aiter, aber boffeutlih 'unges
re6tiertiater Heiie" iaet bic Y. :.
1t 3tg. .wtrb bic Bebauptuus oes
8eu Gat(iu beitritteu. boB bic Ies
mOtratie zines 4octors beburfe.
Tie 3eit. ia9t man. lei uorbei, uub
dO9e 3eit. ben Coroner gu ruieu.-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-08-23

Gin rieiiaer .5rie0ensitiiter- 1T
i'm Gramp i6en SdifsbaubOie III
Gbltn6elp6in fur 6ns S6lahtihiTi
n,Ju0innn~ anaetonmen Elm f3e
ihus pon Oler}ig 5uB 4ange uuo ne
5erun0iecb5ia 3onnen @euibt BUR
Abieuerung oeHetben lit cine 4aouna
uan 5JO 4Iuuo eriorberlih. momlt
Das roo &iuno i6luere unb 80 3oit
sarat 5tablgei6oB nni cine Sutier-
nuug D0n oreisebu Reilen qei6(eu
Oert uer0eu tuun.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-08-23

stAsv, Rabt Ssr r ztHslras sless atsagater,
sete SoE arH aiset sttsrssbJs;asH- ptrssdts Aat
tsr5Assrg s.tbsFEftiSss eaHas Est aasRA aelhsg i.
eaHHHs nor; ara xsritBriuHa prTsieGl aEa hss aaa.
ls SBitsv bsr8tftsk gaas neFnTfscai azalaria, Hnh
Sas @siahi uon Tsaeetu uaa eri1spiang asa ipe1a
Ser ipsEis ssarbsihs aabtf saas beEursadt saaia2
ttti sOpiUsh. Stritopitbs,i. sRassBidpadess Tie
ssbtT las. teiH 3ustisI sssdt 6urt esssr ans brta
osH sebTaHG boH SimmeHs StbsF RssaiateT HBe tor
DtTsti BON btsita usbtia ks'Isii lpriesn. aIs alb
inbrmuttI DIrtt Stmwoas sibsr Rsgaiator bsHsr
ais aus gIRsH. IS iptTii lsIfi atfahrsRs uHb sr.
issldsat
~ SeoeS padst hat oeH rptben Il 2tsna
pei aui Oem itmid,ias.
j. III. ZEILIN & CO.,
Fh1a5s1ph1a, ia
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-08-23

TaS llutrnut nui lcercn SnuplnBcn,
in g)nroS uuo 2luenS Iuute entIerut
lpcrncu. che Der Somen rcii rpjro. oa
iica ocriclbe iuuit iiber bicauarcnien
oeu t6ruroitnde uerbreitet. luuourh
mandlcr0auSiruu nnb mnnhcn Sart
ncr. Die ihrc 0barten un0 0Oie rein
ten uollen, piel Merger bereitetiuiro
Ntnu tduu uur Gins thuu QeQer
rbCumGtiidle SdmerScn. liio olclCl
ben dlruuiid)e ubcr nfut. un0 oos u
iuiprt Ct. ,futobS Gel nusIpcnocn
eS heilt uuutommcn uuo ouueruo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-08-23
i11ihtntlihtr Marktbtriht.
6etrcioe, 11lebl, uip.

lie auQeQebenen Rreiie iueroen BON
ben 0dn0lern (meiitens inn Suulbe)
be3nblt.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-02
MURDERERS EXECUTED.
Negro Hanged Twice in the Presence
of 5000 Excited Georgians.

ATLANTA, Ga, March Joe Dean, a
negro, who murdered A. B. Leigh, a we'll
to-do farmer of Campbell, for his money,
and afterwards confessed the crime, was
hanged in Fairburn to-day. By order of the
court the execution was to be private, but
the crowd of five thousand people that had
assembled tore down the high fence erected
around the gallows and made it public. The
wretched man had TO be hanged twice. The
first time the rope broke. Like dead
man he was taken back on the scaffold and
again swung off. Meantime his hands had
become united, and in his frantic contor-
tions he disrobed himself The drop fell
at lbs a. M. and eleven minutes later he
died. During the morning Dean, in re-
Spouse to his earnest entreaties, was al
lowed to make a speech from the court
house steps. He described his murder of old
man Leigh and said love of money, 1gnor-
ance and the devil had done it.
FRANKFORT, KY, March George
Magee was hanged here to-day for killing
Charles Thomas colored convict.
PLATTSMOUTH, Neb., March Harry
HILL the murderer of Matthew Akeson, a
Cass county farmer, was hanged here to-
day. The crime was committed Nov. 1, 1885,
and was a most brutal one. Two other
men were shot during the conflict, which
was the outgrowth of attempt at rob-
berry, and Mrs. Akeson was nearly beaten
to death by John Benwell Hilrs partner
who is now serving life sentence for the
crime. Hill was formerly a policeman at
Washington, ID. c., but lost his position
because of drink and became a tramp.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-02

STA and Japan or any OF them for a COM
mission consisting OF three members from
each government to investigate the present
condition of the seal herds and the further
regulations necessary for their preservation.
1t empowered the President to proclaim
new regulations as may be deemed exped-
tent for the preservation of the herd. pend
Ing the report Of the commission JAM l,
1897 In case of a moduS vivendi not being
concluded and effectual regulations made
for the preservation of the fur seals. the
Secretary of the Treasury was authorized
to take and kill every fur seal, male
or female. found on the Pribylon Islands
and to sell the skins to the best advantage.
Mr.. Hepburn earnestly supported the bill:
The United States, he declared, should mold
club over Great Britain and force terms
for the adequate protection of the seal
herds.
After a speech by Mr.. Dingley in favor of
the bill 1t was pa ssed without division.
Mr.. Broderick was then recognized and
moved to pass the Senate anti-lottery bill
under suspension of the rules. The bill
was passed without division
The conference report on the Dill 10 pen
sion Catherine b. Culver was agreed to-
Mr.. Terry was recognized to call up the
House resolution to refund the State Oh
West Virginia S181, 1906, her share of the
direct war tax of 1861, less S27,32S, the
amount heretofore paid by the government
The bill was finally passed-157 to Y.
An order was made to send the deficiency
bill to conference If it came from the Senate
later, and then, at $50, the House took
recess until o'clock, the night session 10
be devoted to private pension bills.
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BITUMINOUS COAL COMBINE.
Outline of Plan to BE Considered
by Producers and Carriers.

NEW YORK, March 1.-The bituminous
coal producers and carriers will meet in
this city on Monday to perfect plans for
the mutual interests of the trade. A meet
ing has already been held in Columbus, and
the meeting here on Monday will be a con-
tinuation of that They advocate the adop-
ton of plan for one selling agency for all
the producers; that this agency shall have
the power to make all contracts and TO
name the price at which coal shall be sold
that it shall distribute the sales among the
producers along the lines of the various
tonnage as shown for the years 1892 and
1888 1t is declared that under this plan an
advance can be secured of from % cents
to 50 cents IL ton, and that a sliding scale
can be arranged with the miners which
will enable them to participate in the re-
suits of the advance. 1t is also declared
that the producers and railroads will largely
Increase their net income. The principal
roads to be benefited by this arrangement
are the Pennsylvania, the Baltimore & Ohio,
the Hooking Valley, the Wheeling & Lake
Erie, the Toledo & Ohio Central and the
Cleveland, Lorraine g.. Wheeling Consider
able progress has already been made toward
perfecting such an organization. The pro-
ducers of the Pittsburg district and those
along the lines OF the Hooking Valley, the
Wheeling & Lake Erie, the Toledo & Ohio
Central and the Cleveland, Lorraine & Wheel
ing are already pledged. Frequent meet
ings are being held in both the West and in
this city,
The condition of the anthracite trade is
at present rather mixed, and there rs more
or less violation of existing contracts 1t
appears that the output is not being adj
hered to, and that as yet no agreement
has been reached by the companies. The
subcommittee appointed to report on the
view to settling differences has not yet
made its report.
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c. L. FAIR GETS S5OO,O0O.
Has Now Plenty of Money to Contest
His Fathers Will.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-Charles L..
Fair has received $500000 bequeathed by his
mother to the Oldest sou, James G. Fair
when the latter should attain the age OF
thirty-five. After considerable litigation
the Supreme Court decided that the legacy.
which reverted by Mrs. Fairs will, should
not be paid to him until James would have
been thirty-five had he lived During the
litigation Mrs. Herman Oelrichs, the oldest
daughter, attained the years for the pay
ment to her of $1,500,0O0 according to the
will of her mother The contest of Charles
stopped the payment to her and incidentally
even the payment to Charles of the in
come of $1,000 a month from the estate
The appeal was suddenly dismissed by
Charles Fairs attorneys after the death
of ex-senator Fair. The amount of the
bequest to James has now been advanced
to Charles by his sister, Mrs. Oelrichs.
Charles will thus be equipped with the
means to carry on the contest of his
fathers will.
Interesting proceedings in relation to the
will of Senator Fair have recently been IN
effect compromise between the four ex-
ecutors and trustees-L- c. Bressee, j. 5
Angus. w. I. Goodfellow and T. G. Croth-
ers-and the two daughters, Mrs Oelrichs
and Miss Fair. The proposition was made
that two of the executors ., ana trustees s1e
Fair should be appointed to their places;
or if they elected they should take the
positions themselves Ihe executors ana
trustees who were willing to retire would
expect payment to them of the sum they
would receive in commissions from their
charge of the estate. In return Mrs. DEL
richs and Miss Fair We're expected to en-
gage heartily in support Of the will and to
oppose vigorously the contest brought by
their brother. This proposition for COM
promise was not accepted. The conclu-
cion is. however that Senator Fairs daugh-
tiers will not place themselves in any atti-
tude that might bring upon them appii-
cation of the dreaded forfeiture clause in
their fathers will which Charles Fair
braves by his formal contest
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Hoods SarsapariIla

PEELED to cut her hair, as she could not
bear the weight of it. At first the change
for the better was very gradual; the pains
seemed to be less frequent and the swell
ing in some of the joints subsidized after
using about one bottle. Then improve
ment was more rapid and one night she
surprised US greatly by telling us that we
need not prop her up in bed as we hao
one for several months, and next night
she surprised us still more by rolling
over across the bed. From that time on
Improvement was Very Rapid
and she soon began to creep about the
house and then to walk on crutches. Now
she generally uses but one crutch, the dis
ease having left one leg crooked, and feal
it will remain so. We feel that to Hoods
Sersaparilla we owe our child's life.
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81 can't eat, have no Appetite" is the
complaint of many people just now. This
is because the blood is in sluggish and
impure condition. Vitalize and enrich
it by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, and you
will soon be hungry all the time because
your blood will demand proper susie
nance from good food.
Nervous Dyspepsia.
81 suffereu with what the doctors called
nervous dyspepsia. could hardly walk
and could hardly keep anything on my
stomach. doctored for six or seven years
but the different medicines did not do me
any good and grew steadily worse. I
would have sick headache for three days
and nights causing me such agony that it
seemed as though / would rather die than
live. was told to try Hoods Sarsaparills
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-02
Makes Pure Blood

That is why the Cures by Hoods
Sarsaparilla are permanent. They do
not rest upon the insecure support OF
temporary stimulant, opiate or nerve q
compound, but upon the solid founda-
ton of vitalized, enriched and purified
blood. Read this:
The cure of Olive Carl by Hoods
Sarsaparilla has few equals in medical
history. The testimonial was first
published two years ago, and late
letter from her mother says Olive con-
tinues in good health and g We are
satisfied her remarkable cure by
Hoods Sarsaparilla was permanent
Briefly stated the case was this: "When
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-02
Cleveland Trottinr Prizes.

CLEVELAND, March 1.-The Cleveland
Driving Park Association has announced
its purses for the next meeting of the
Grand Circuit to be held in this city on the
18th, 30sh and 3lst of July and the list and
I'd OF August. Seven purses, amounting to
$4,000, are offered. This is not the entire
amount, for there will be purses for other
year-olds and under eligible to the 2:2s
class Purse No. 2 is for trotters of the
2:30 class, and will amount 10 S.. Coo Purses
Nos. g. 4. ) and 8 are also $3001 each for
trotting horses of the 2:25 class, PIG ctass
2:15 class and PIP class, respectively Purse
No. is $1,000 for horses of the 2:l0 class
pacf1g