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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22
Or. price's Cream Batting powoer
.p6tbiie Sseitfaasfsannss aHs;ei9nuns.
2lus Seraer.

- 8rsle uniersr iuHseu Dameu BIZ
in ct. Qouts ia 9ienff tuaren. iino il
Die elterlihe 0eimatb 5uriidsefsbrt. au.
Jurcbt Dor ben in Der @roBifaot ger fir
enoen 9laitsrn.
-. Ssrr Sobu BrettbOrit if boder
i;eut iiber bic Nufuuft elnes 16disr'
6sns, benz erftseboruneu. 9rotuliren
-, Ssrr Gbus. Gsslp if ebsnfula
Bopa setuuroen uub 1T 10 ftOls mie cir
5pnnisr aui cen Suben Der leste 8o4'
fitb in isinsr 5amitie siniteate. LIN.
iere @ratulatiou!
Ssrr @m. Susbemann ruiro ON
Samstns Nuiticn ba!tsu uuo seoeutl
i'll Babe nad Sermoun iber5uiieoetn.
Serr g9m. Sittbsp luuroe uoriss
8O6e bon isinem iheuaspOrosnsn
9Tsrbe sepelien uno erliit 8srtssnussn
ote ibn oui einise 3eit an's BetI feiielu
perbsn. @ir phnibsu ihm rsft botbi'
&c 6eneiuns.
9err 2ubDlg Sob liest J. 3. an DIR
9ungenen 5iinouus i6tu:r erfrunfr oar'
nieoer uno bOfen mir Dab er balo ipie'
Der berseitellt iein m6se.
- Or. Spredelmsper 1T ifsi Heibis
enmit bei6ditist SmpfunaeH segen bic
Eodsn nprSunebmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22

Ter Beriht, uslten Sns f.1tiisiits
SHrean uHierss Sfsasaaies h6sr eis
ausfubr i'm ROHnt 5sbrnIr o;eIcs
So5rss ueriaHot bai, bi<tst raimFr
nod Gin Dtnis srfrsuli9es Bib.
GO iDuroeH I'm 5sbr1ar eitsss Sab.
res 2.501. .466 Saibsl 9OrH ousae,
fnbrt. nofar o, ,24s,674 bssablt pur-
ben. Jn bemfelbeu Ronate oss
BOriabrss bstrus bic ansIu5t in
8OrH 5.643,o50 Sulbsl nit siusm
grl0ie UOH 81. .567,947. Qi9, 70 sroB
III esr unieri4ieo in GOrHmshl; pns
dHslnEo bsBOs BON uns IN lesses
Monoie 15,2O5 SarIel unb sablis
ooiir s44e5s2. Sm ssbruar ots
5obrss 1895 luureeu 1875 Barrel
Rornmebl Usrinnoi uno s45.99 ol.
fur sel6f.
gttUas beTier lissen Gle 8srbiliniIis
fur Den Beijsn, wsuu Die b6bsrs aus-
lugr an1 Den nIeorI9sn Srelleu 5uju
'hEe'ten isiH mag. Jm Isbten Ro=
note warosn 1900. .926 BuIbel 8si5e1
aus3eiabrt, tuOiuI e., ,5I3, 1888 eiHsiHssn.
Su osmislbsu WoHaie ees 9oJiahrss
suite ods auslnue aux 4,010,056
SIlbsl. muste absr bod s2.497, III
sablsu. Sm Scrmoucts sinssH pen
uuisrrn 9sltaosu S47.793 Barrel
Bs,SeamsbI mad benz ausIanbe. rueIAes
oleisibsu nit 81, ,s52 .s5l be;abIte. 3m
Jebruar 1894 isoOd Uertuuitsn tutr
an au:wirtise Hbnehmer 1852
8arret 8siSeumsbl uuo empiiugeu ba
fur S4.5sl268.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22
2lus 6er Ee3iSlaiur.


3m ReprdientGntcnBaule Rno bls
iest s29 gtQs, lni .>enafe 4D1 StuH
eiaseia5rt' 6a5 ma9t III @unlmo
1928 Bits Si5 Jest l'no o0n 0ef'
ben 5dHlern I3I S'1' '''8sHO1,lnea IN
Uoroen @sf >s.IaI ga. * o'U1
anseHomHeH' ole III '1"EiI ..'l1 shI''a"'
ben 'ino, R'I0 0a5 }5a09 ~ -o'"S' DC
3Hert gem >S''-',' ''''s - " -. :.
1te ne'lieh ey'''5I" i'''0 -" et',e. ,',.'
lotnleni o9a'''''I' 'NL 'OS"'sS GU
ba5eH 'liT of' 8'H5'n @''''t o'0'4'-
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AH''A5e'''''''' ,o.'.2' ~. 81. a
elher @'"'''o'' 5o''' o'',"9', ~ 80
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ieh HHO 81 '''.''','" 9'''
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9ah'e 5"' 3D. ~'I"''H btot"l'''
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leUIg''
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l'V' e''''l'p''H'' ".'H'' '',''''''''''. y
9auSUV''o8v' p'''g' o'l''''''''' p"b
Der 07cnf'Il9e 9'oq'oBoe'pn''er Oa'
Sern'OG'n '''''nnigeP *er'OnCn ''oeFz
neDnien 'oU' H"A'IUH''l''h.-Set Set ""'
lprnde aIi''9nB Hn'ttore''e'e ensh
SeridDt' mc'60tr o't @e'9n''ngen Der
perren eof'0"' Sp'e'' Hpne9' "oO'
Fe9' N'att''S 'iho So''pp I'' XII"
saoen III u'"' Se"p''oH''p Uo" .
q. NUHl't' NN'''u sun "'H'QnI'NuI9
en'p'op1 <rr "''oH'h''Oe'Fa8 III
e'Ipa q II''.--Sle NouSoor'oR' sur
aoanot'i'N9 oeS Nppo'P'te" "VlTReS'
10 CAB 0't ''"at"H' otN S'Ncn'9u'.'H
Oe' Ue}a0'hh0 OI' 1'il'v" HHo 'V'Iul'"
lmrrbalo cncS NoNrcS 0elottet M
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22

Gem rlHtsrbnuis orr Gsissgsbuns
pon Colorado lisst Gin Geisssntpuri
Uor, ipcnn6 anss air6cHsi9ent6unl, aus.
ssF0mH,ea $500 gUaars FIR ieOe air.
4su' 9sHOheni9ait, 6sft4rert meroeu
ioa. iuoeheu iou Der sjtenelias Gin
Eriitcl oes RartinsrtGes nj6t absr.
tteiagu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22

8rfIotsriel WiIiOnen Rsni6eu Fnb
snr 3sit in gHsfono nrbeitslos. mel.
items 9asei6bHer, bic nur geu51nli6e
arbeit Osrrr4teH i6Hren, cine gr6Bere
2dbl ris je isit 1867 berhiet uuroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22

Die Sahe oes uirtiameu S1usss
Der elnbsimiIten SHonitrie mnhi In
Shosn immer .aitsre uno ar5Bsrs JOrt.
1rIt.c. 20 bat iia l.Bi III Atlanil,
Georgia, eiH BrotsetlOe I1riff GtH5 &C.
btloei, rUsl6em li9 600 0smOIrnitn on.
3sidIOHeH baben uDt an reifu splss
Der abt6nre !. .. 9OaIns itsbt, Ger Elm
lelienoer oemOfrntiibsr gOIitifer uno
ilbet 5uanJis Sable sIu Dem Oiraili6er
BeanIter gstpeieH 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22

Gds unterbaus uuierer aesislniur
aabas en- Ritiwod siue Reioiutiou an,
oar6 UeIGe Der gOusrsB eriu6t miro,
eiHe dHsemefeue 8stuiGisuus fur gsrs
bsiIeruHs oss Sosconaos fSlus 81 ma.
den.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22

ya;r pluldeH uulerEH Ruueeu nit
;aiEFileu. eas One RiHuie Cough
Cure siu lideres uuo ;uueridHisss Seil.
miltcI iar 1iHbsr III, tutlae bic 8rduus,
GrldliunesH. peli,rtsit poer auuaea.
rnisanouus baden. Gs if feiat eiusu.
nebmeH uao iurirt itHea. SsoIrsr
Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22

Beioe Sdnisr uuisrer 2ssislaiur
haben eia 5nso. nno Jlibcrei 8sjes
an8euOmmeu, ueIbcs JOl9snoes psr.
figt: Gs ioa up9sisblid iein, Roihwilo
(0Tide) Don Weni9er nls einem Sabre
uberbaupl uno peiblidss ipdbreno Der
adtitsn Sabre Su t6oteu. 5m lle'
5ri9su lit Die Sn9ejsit fhr ROtbpiIo
pom l. OttOber BIS gum l. Sanuar.
Das 3Ootsn pom SinsO0seln Ober ole
3stit0tuns ibrer Rsiter lit 9dujlld IN
terio9t. g8llot 1urtsps, BrnirIeblbner,
l5aIaucu, Gunils, 1urtelt1ubsn, @eiiens
lelten uuo ,,Yloosr" i6uneu in Der 3eit
pom /. Gu9uit BIB l. Slnuar ssll9t
wtro,u, TOD lit Itrnibnr, oisielben in
0esen ODER S6IIn9en Su ion9en. g8lIee
Gnteu oiirien in Ger 3elt pom / Nprll
5i3 /. Sttobsr nl5t eYlegi perben; eben.
% III cns 96ottn BON ipi.osn Gnten
ao 0inIeu Swii6en Sonnenuntersau8
lUwie nit Sutie uOn GrptOnuItoifeu
unterlaat, es seitebs oeun BON Srunc=
j3outbumern auI ei9enem Belts. Gas
5llherris @cies uerbistet ben @abraub
U5H 9tsssn. I'm oas 8eiss burdSu.
iab;en, bat Der Governor elnen @aroeu
III erueuneu,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22
Serr aluaro 8. RrolS, gleitriis'

- Serr aluarO 8. aroi5, gIeitrifsr
uno O6er-Snsenieur Der eieftrii9sn
- 'bn in Springfield, bat etne rpeItsr'
a5lttsrnOs gyfaouHg ssma9i; er eat
eine efefiriI5s 9anOHe erfuuosn. ourt
rpslde, fpie es beiBt, ale bis5er i'm Se'
brau6 beFnollhsn Seihhss in ben
S6otisn ssftsat Oosr oielmstr jun
s6lusiaen ssbrnat fuerosn iOaer. Die
8ei9oTie wsrosu mlttsIs eines slsitri-
iten Stromes nus osm Oeibnsinufe
geIhIeuosri, 10 onB Sulper uno onoerc
Grplolipfoffe bel oisisr aaHons uon'
itdnois lbsrflhiiis iiHe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22

Der 8eiummttpertb Der Ginia6r II
ReiU Yort i'm Sdnuar uno tSebrIar
mar 26 BroSeut b0bsr dis in ben eut
predeuocH DioHnteu oes gorilhyes,
lUdbreuo ets Nusfubr fur ben grci9eH
3eitraum um Is BrOjeut gsiautea 1T.
Dds tit EN- traurigss, obsr iebr bsuts
Ildes 8siipieI UQu Dem gdH5tidsu
5cbIibtua Der oemOiratiiden 1drif.
polrtif.-.St. 2ouis Irlbiire.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22
MORTGAGE SALE.

xxvHEREAs Albert Etek 5v bis c>Ftais
w mortgage oeed da1ed The l9sh Gay Ct
JEiy. Isaa- ana recorded in book No. II ~ page
81 IN THE Recrrs3erss otaE. % 5ascnnxs5s CoGnsy
Missouri did coGvsy sto fbs aIs<3eFsfga-
ed rsportxAEre the following d@eTilsed rial
estate situate In the c0HKfy OF Gasese1zl1e sfate
Of Missouri. se-wit. All Of the soufn-s4st quar-
ter OF Secftoz swsnty-fceT f.tis f0wnsshtp No
foFry-tour ftsi. RA8gs tve s.. containing sze
azndTed azd sfxfT acres, moFe o. less. WhEck
cunssyAnes was made 10 secure the payuaeai Of
a certain pruniszsary ntSte In xaad deed de-
&C r7heSs; zzd whereas .ssfAusx has haza made ta
tns "a yuasaf Of said soss. wnSch s<lu remafas
dae and uapAtd; ROW therxfsre. tass uadsF-
| signed uzorfx4<se IN pczsaanoa oE the prosi-
xsors Of said nsaTtxaSe, tl@est viii On
4 SATURDAY. APRIL srH. 1856
4 h<swesn the hears ~ ttscs.e2 A n z1d 6
\ oscseck p. u. Af the c1grz h0zsR dogg ta Her
4 nznn No. pxo1eed 20 ssa tie above desert ed
Tszi estate ~ publtc sens3Re. - tie hss1sk bid
der. for casa. te satisfy said dsbs aasi cost ug
AUGUST BEGEMANS.
/ Nofss2gee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22

Sl StsiuartsuiIs, Ro., blt S2m.
i .cC SslbitmOro bssaHaea iaosIu er
iib SIS Elm Gag bsrnaiuHr, nuf Die
SdieHsn iuaIf. Ger SOpf iuuree ibm
abseidnittsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22
Kein 6eheinlmittel.

gs iIt cine our5nus falide aHfitt
oaB Die 81. Ssrnaro Rrduterpilleu.
oieies lssensrsibe uno suucrIdilss
bsilmlttsl ieisn. 0idts fann tbori6ter
iein als oisie Grnnhme. Die Grfinoer
oieIer 8;nen, Die frOmmru Nou6e bea
Oroens pom beilissn Ssruorb. woreu
tsine 9sbsimniBtrdmsr. Sic fannter
bic uobltbdtissn uno beilfrditisen GiseE'
ihaiteu Der &rduisr, aus tpel6sn fl
ras 6eilmllteG berItenten uHo er5ieIteu
oamit ihon uor oietsu Sabrbunoerter
uberroi9enoe aureu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22

Ou prtfaufsa: GiHt eHis 9SariH. IatiisH Tasii6
= ruu Germans. ithS btaiq a. etTfaHttu. 2s
SdsT iprpoR 20 adsr HHitf GBltnv Snh 10 sdfr IN
Saitit shsu; CbfaaritH sutts GpsaHhaHs nit SJrs.
mtr 6iiftGus HTaHEfa uae aEtt NGbsneeetHhf aHi
BEN Flnes Sh6Hftts ooisiaaa els eth 1hfI Der
Harm 96htres Sn trfTaRtH bsi
SO aHE Wt 6esI SdaHmbtrs.
1slIlR5 Germans. Wr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22

2cr Ctite, uun e;usm msibIi6en Sc.
gtsLGiurmlt8lleoe eir9ereibie Beies'
Gultuuri jit in Colorado nnseuOmnI,n
woroen. 2urd Semslbeu miro tns
dlter, III weldem W6ohen obnc CT
laubuiB uon Gltcrn ooer Bormuuo cine
Gbs eirgcbeu eiirieu, nui u Satire cr'
bo4t. ,.2lIio 9teid oa8 erite ,.wc el.be"
@let 5el8t-BrOousio," bem IL onSn
bSsbaii Elm 0ehielbfatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22

Ias Sd6el9erniiel, in pelhsm lih
Ole nugl0.nmerttnnlIbe 3rtie srii1l,
neil Elm ipnnlider areujsr nuf einsn
ame'iInnIGsu YOitoampIer sefsutrt, ser
lib ieiusf Nniidt na6 in ipaniIten Gt=
poIcru beinuo nno DEN er i'm &erenti
bate, S3afftu, &c. FUR Die cubIuiidsn
u bcllen on Bob Su babeH. 1T per riIlbt
8iS iest ftnnt man srit Die zine ,Ssits,
o,r oss belbohensu Eampfsrs, Die ger
lion oes NnsrelIers i,btt nod. Rtdi
uuo 9IlisteIi perIaussn, oas man orIi
d5pdrIel, mas er sur SebtieJii9uHa
itiue3 Seriabrsns ;u iussu bat, rb,
mon sIn euosdltists ugt5tit ii5sr o;n
&or9aus idat.
yet eCr HititeH Stddtspabt m,rreH
ote Uirasr uou Rihouri edrlbCr atsu-
itimmeu bater. pb oas idulphrhtJc
Alisr uUH aui Sabre herunttrscitsl
pt,0sn Jed. uotr Hltt. G'sie6srabitsaua
pue ecd iuobI init unesbeurer Waioyp
Ia, u,yiuO,isn rusreeu. Gs 1T irlbaenug
wtEa DE 2nesT NIT ieds Slbrrr
ih N hie S6ultdHfs orntsH. GItip u.
usn plrotu hurh Die Nltsrsbsrabl Q
urs uur fttIde baHhsrt 2sbromts Gen.
oloaiIuusn. Die anf dnf,IIuus liusrr
Gem Solis iuirot iis nar ueus !alit,r
opi5r:sger. Obaeeiss bsfs6sn iu ogsI
a. o6crtn SiiolsH QmotrsdrieH iItr oi
Hon Eiat ihuIpfihtisen &iuber. =
| { 0syplo .. @taubenS.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22
Ods peritdn6en uniere 2lIten.

CN- btA IIOHSSli utfSLS <AlISH.
uuiere 8orfabren :uuBtsu mob,
wethsu Sbas iie an ben ct. BerHaro
9rduterpiqsu batteu, uno oes6alb 6urfen
oleiet6eu aud in feinem 9uuie febteu.
4ber nidt nur uniere Batter uuo Wiitter
tannieu Die eminent beilfrdffigeu Giseu.
idaften Der 2rdutcr, aus nelten Die
4iqen beitebeH, iOnoeru oad oie beriibm-
ten Qerjte uuo 0eilfiiHitler Der altsn
set. luie 8afen. 6artemann, Sp0subam
uno nn0sre bltten ben 0srtb oieier
Rrdater erfannt uHo oeroroneten Die
Sdfte oeriel6eu ibren Bntientsn in alien
ddGeu bon St0ruussn Der q a6rperOr9nue,
ilberbaupt bel alien 2eioeu, uOn usltrn
Ole Weniheu 5efnIIeH gu lueroen pile
qea.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22

Die nnnmebr uerilO6ene r,patll'I-
mbe @eitBletnug Ton SnO:dlI bat
nibt tics ourd DE ertdrmlihs be.e.f
w'.ll9telt, nit pe,ber iie Die 6o'rcrsn-
3cu Der 3cmperrrS.5nnatlfer eriallir,
Ibrs Barter uno oeren Nusihtcu nu DE
B,bdnpluns lbrcr crit iuieoertrlouqitn
MattfCauns iducr 0ci6d0i9t iono;ru
nnrt ifnnonl6ie 9IuIinbruus nm Shlnit
o,r SyiioH lib itlblt uuo ibrer $Sartel
lgCbre uno Shdnot 9emaLht.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22

Ens @tbalt hea @cuueIHeura BE-
trdgt III @eiu gOrf, yisu Ssritp uub
@,m'pluautsn $4,000, MoGaduIelis
uao Sb;O sa5Ieu ie $4,000, Gnliioraitu
uuo Suiuois ie $4,000; Go'urdoc,
3n>'ouo, 9eututp, Qliuuciotn, @n,
loutI, Wioutana, SIrsmtl, 8 acouiiu
Sableu is 5000, aGe aneeren SlcGtsu
uHo 2trrttorreu bsiujGiaeu ibreu @ous
ucruturCu ned wSuigcr. DE Staaleu
Orc9Ou uuo Sermont Sah.en eas &C.
rHsitt @ouuerutursssbalt, ndmfth ie
81 800.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22

l.fut fcsS1a aarm bsaia n egrfeEfsr- 9isfsfbs
" IssSs an t<f 9EeH Seab. a. TEs 1gsS IN Gss.
eszasf Gezssi. IL 80 GfsT erstt npssa 100 %dts
uzfss eHftrx ksssz5 81 adsr kaS zen sksz Betfsias
Ieub e15nf zassszrs g4szus, etsa, GerHrrIt
uaS aznxrs Nstszath4zSe, GissTEt niu. sat esa
zIesr Bsa5sszzesE- ssztitrtffd 1aaT, btr 2sff aHI
Art 1aA 2e1Rb<a. slaAsEffaetn bss
1hte. 6ret
pfrmann. ERo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22

60 uicl man audi 9e9culudrti9 iiber
oc itlchteu 3eiteu bentt, 10 I6nuln
orelclteu bcuuod utdt gar 10 ib(edt
leln. Teuu man fam teiue 3citure
dufHetmcu, Obue SaB ole spaltcr uidt
NIT InpStrduSten. WasteutdIsu,
3lu,dchen, 9aff5c. uHo 3betflatib.Ss
eun8er. Surpriie Yartits, @eburts'
tags GiuIacunaen, Ggeitunos Subj,
lden ullu. dnseiiiGt iino. 0oh seiuib
tcin Reithen pon if1fehten 0eiten.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-09-26

Ex-senator Nash Of Two Rivers
makes the following sensible state
ment Of the customs Of society:
NO doubt a great many Of on. la
Dor troubles arise from the fact that a
mans earnings DO not depend so
much upon the time and the brain
emery he has expended In acquiring
his skill and knowledge of the work
he engages in as it does upon his So
eial standing. For instance. it takes
an average blacksmith longer to
train his muscles and his mental fac
utilities for the work he has to do than
il does 10 educate and prepare the av-
erage professional man for his special
work, and vet what we call society
spurn9 the blacksmith aud courts the
professional man. and permits the
professional man to charge for his
services many times what black
smith is permitted to charge Still.
the blacksmith may have started i'm
life endowed with better physical aud
mental faculties and have spent as
much, if not more. time in fitting
him self for his work. Ii society
would be more generous toward those
who from either choice or necessity.
engage in manual work and remove
{ those social distinctions which have
no foundation in justice or reason,
ont are purely the creations Of dis
eased minds, there would be more
contentment among the laboring
classes and more happiness in gene
raj When q robust, clear headed
Young man, whose natural taste led
him to select some kind Of mechani-
cal work, can earn just as much in a
day, or 10 a year. as the feeble mind
ed. feeble bodied yonng man whose
rich parents crowded him into some
over-crowded profession, the world
will be running smoother than it now
is and society will be organized on
rational grounds When intelligent
and honest working men and profess
sional men can meet on common
level in society and in the home
sharing equally the common blessing
and comforts of lie. there will be al
end 70 most Of our labor troubles.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-09-26
H0nd,c Ollie easy to buy. easy to take,
eAN'OeA = LIIo easy in effect. 25e.
Cuba Clippings.

The severest gale of the season Wis
tied Us on sunday last; at times il AZ
most amounted to a tornado.
r. A. Wilson has sold his residence
to Doctor Mcdonald and will give
possession at once.
Yves Johns has sold his farm and
rented the Pascoe house. where he
VIII soon move 80 IS 70 be handy to
his butcher business.
The McFarlane residence and lots
are offered for sale.
Very little produce is being market
ed in town at present. ont very few
farmers have any IL sell. Baled hay
is being shipped in and Is selling at
50 per ton.
The Telleris always terribly work
ed mp when it hears OF strikes being
put down. In speaking of the Ishpem-
ing Michigan strike last week. it says
the strikers would be harmless a.
lambs if it were not for the troops. etc.
OF course there i no harm in prevent
ing non union men from working.
Beating them with pick handles and
peltinm them with stones Is but I'M
noeent pastime which should not be
iuterferea with lest we show sYmpa
thy with rpaiatjons While on
this subject We would ask, What is
the Labor Union but corpora-
ton and the most arbitrary and ty
rannical IN existence, making mere
machines OF its members and COM
pelling them to quit work when they
are perfectly satisfied with their wag-
e.. When the Teller asserts that the
strikers would be harmless II not for
the troops il is just as near the truth
as when it said that the Wisconsin
National guard was composed of a set
Of dude loafers who never do any
work All anarchists have horror
81 troops and cannot bear the idea Of
heing compelled to observe the laws.
Debs according to the Teller never did
any harm or violated any law. We
will give few words OF Judge Taft
for its benefit on this subject.
If the combination and conspiracy
described in the bill in the Debs case
and enioined in the order OF inlnne-
ton was not unlawful, then there Is
no law in this country securing the
right private property, no law au-
thorizing the federal government 10
operate the mills, no law for
the regulation of interstate commerce
as vested in the general government.
A public nuisance more complete in
| all its features than that which Debs
and his colleagues were engaged in
furthering cannot be imagined.
viii the Teller please copy and
comment2 No indeed! The devil
mas no more horror Of holy water than
the Teller Of any law that condemns
Debs and his anarchistic crew.
AGlTATOR.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-09-26

1t is nothing short ii impudenee
for the democratic press aud politici-
ans Of the state to have so much to
say ON the question of a reapportion-
ment Of the state. After the undis-
guised and outrageous gerrymander-
ing Of the last democratic legislature
and the overwhelming defeat at the
last election, l. would seem good
manner for the democrats 10 main
tain a profound silence when the guess
ton Qt relisiricting The state i under
Consideration.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-09-26
Grant County 4erala
CLYDE r. SHoWAhTER,
Bloomington Railroad.

Enthusiasm in the railroad project
in Bloomington is almost at a white
heat.
The survey from Lancaster is COM
pleted and estimates have been made
as to the expense of building.
Many OF Bloomington's business
men and leading farmers believe the
plan feasible and are willing to back
their belief with money. The exact
distance to Lancaster is 1885 miles
and the estimated expense Of grading
and bridging is PIT at $4,000.
A new survey is being talked Of
from Bloomington to Woodman. 1t
is thought that better connections
could be made with the west from
that point. One serious objection to
the Woodman route, though. would
be the lack Of local travel; while on
route to Lancaster, the local traffic
would be the best paying business Of
the road.
If road were built to the county
seat, the G. q n. w. might be willing
to run the trains which now come to
Lancaster over the new line and there
by give the Bloomingtonians the
same service that Lancaster now has.
1t is doubtful whether it would pay
to operate short line Of Independent
trains on a stub from Bloomington 10
Bagley or Woodman even after the
road j. built.
We wish Bloomington well in her
railroad undertaking bar feel assured
that her best interests lie IN forming
more intimate business and CONNER
cial relations with the eoansy seat.
When Bloomington Joins herself to
the railroad world. il should be BY
way Of Lancaster ID run off toward
the county 81 Crawford i almost as
bad as secession.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-09-26
The Cuban Revolution

The Cubans are lighting for liberty
from an oppressive government.
They are lighting for independence
on American soil. They are lighting
heroically against a nation that since
the discovery Of America has uniform
" pursued course Of brutality and
injustice toward her dependencies.
They are entitled to the sympathy Of
friends Of freedom every where.
They should be recognized as bell
ligerents by the civilized nations Of
the world and should be protected
against cruel and barbarous punish
ment il they fail in their struggle.
The United States should lead in
the matter. We boast that the OPP
pressed Of all nations can look 10 the
stars and stripes for encouragement
Let Us do something 10 prove the
sentiment something more than .
boast.
II y time toact rhe retolutionist
hold large part ST the island ans
have established i government aus
elected q president. When Congress.
assemblies ia December they SHOULD
give immediate attention s. III,
cause Of liberty IA Cuua.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-09-26

The Boscobel Enterprise says tat
the council Of that city are $50 wrap
ped up in the new rock crusher and
the matchmaking Of the streets that
other subjects escape their notice.
Boscobel is worse than Lancaster.
Our people have been trying to fright
en- the council by throwing a few
rocks and some tufts Of grass" at
them but we haven't gone to
the extremity Of running them
through a rock erusher and burning
their remains in the street.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-09-26
Canadas Flag

Occasionally Canada shows a dispo-
sition 10 creep away from the protect
ing wing Of the mother country and
stand for herself. Canada has grown
to the fourth place among maratime
nations and now desires a flag dis
tinctly Canadian. She recognizes
that in sailing under the British flag
she loses her identity which has come
TO be valuable 10 her The home
government has consented that she
MAY have a ilag Of her own and the
statesmen are now busy hunting up a
suitable device for the banner. This
gradual drawing away from England
means more than appears ON the SUR
face There Is but little now bevou,l
sentiment that holds Canada within
the limits of a colony. and ii viii not
hc 50 long before She Mill want indie
peudouce ana wanting ii Will get Ill.
II would X, much better for her. and
also tor this country, ta have ii ID
than L would BIZ II have her annexed.
There are customs IS thoroughly IN.
grated into the system especially ii
Quebec, that il There would IS 4
peaceful blending with eur instjtu.
tionS Free Canada would preereS.
p fast a. any country en- the globe
and while she would be progressive
and aggressive. She would still ~.
main a dependent neiebbes. fer e al
intents and purposes an eneroach
meni upon her territory would be
/ challenge la u.s.