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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-23

New YORK, Oct. 1G-Bradstreets to
morrow will say: While the volume of
general trade WAS not increased mate
rally. the new conditions are favorable
to an early improvement. Notwith-
standing many interior merchants prefer
to wait until after election before placing
orders, and others are willing to order
subject to cancellation. The features of
the business this week are the continued
advance in price and etTSh hgth OF wheat
and the maintenance of largo volume
of wheat exports, notably to India and
Australia. While wool is no higher,
holders have sold enough to render them
Indifferent to immediate business and
are holding stocks for full figures, while
new orders for iron and steel products
are not being placed as freely as they
would be if makers would accept current
quotations for 1897 delivery.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-23
TEXAS DEMOCRACY.
State Chairman Blake Places Mr. organs
Majority at 100000.

Majority at 100000.
DALLAS, Tex, Oct. lG.-Chairman
Blake Of the state democratic executive
committee and Governor Culberson spent
the day in Dallas consulting with local
leaders concerning the outlook in north
Texas sChairman Blake stated that
Texas is better organized for the democ-
racy than ever before, and that he feels
confident that Bryan and Sewall will
have at least 100000 majority, and that
Governor Culberson and the state ticket
will run nearly as well. lie believes that
an almost solid democratic delegation
will. be sent to congress- G. G. Drake
and .Arthurs Springer, prominent citi-
zens of Fort Worth and leaders in the
"Lily White" wing of the republican
party" came to Dallas today and con-
suited with Chairman Blake. They have
resolved to cut loose from the repub-
lican populist fusion and take the stump
for the democracy. Mr.. Drake, two
years ago, was the republican nominee
for congress in the Eighth district.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-23

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
| Eighth Judicial District Of the State Of Mon

The UlSINlCl COUNT OF The
i Eighth Judicial District of the State of Mon
tana, in and for the county OF Cascade.
Michsel lAOokowich, plaintiff, vs. bov8 Lock
Owich, defendants. Summons.
The State of Montana sends greetings to the
above named defendants, and to each OF them:
You are hereby summoned to answer the com
plant in this action. which il filed in the Office
OF the clerk OF this court, copy Of which is
herewith served upon one Of you in each county
wherein any of you reside. and to file your
answer and serve copy thereof upon the
plaintiff attorney within twenty days after the
service of this summons, exclusive of the day of
service; and in case Of your failure to appear or
answer, Judgment will be taken against you. by
default, for the relief demanded in the com
plant.
Said action is brought to obtain n decree of
divorce dissolving the bonds of matrimony now
existing between the said plaintiff and the said
defendant upon the following grounds to wit,
That on or about the year 1890 tho said defend-
ant, disregarding the s0lemnity Of her marriage
vow, willfully and without cause deserted and
abandoned the plaintiff and ever since has and
still continues so to wilfuly and without
cause desert and abandon said plaintiff and to
1.-Two separate and apart from him without any
sufficient Gause or any reason and against his
will and without his consent.
Witness my hand and the seal of this court
this 18Th day Of septembe%rh %hEM ls%ei c,o.
BY V. FORTUNE, Deputy Clerk.
y, y: Ewing. Attorney for Plaintiff, Great
Falls, Montana.
First publication Sept. 25 1861
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-23
A Rank Bluff,

TACOMA, Oct. 1G.-J. Simon, acting
manager Of the local branch OF the Bank
OF British Columbia, has received cable
instructions from London to withdraw
the branches of tho bank in this city and
in Seattle, and to Immediately wind up
its business on Puget sound. Simon
stated that he was not in q position to
know the truth or falsity of the state
ment that the withdrawal WAS connected
with the political situation.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-23
Got Away with u Zig Wad.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 1G.-Advices from
juneau, Wis, say the amount stolen by
w. r.. Rambuech, the fugitive banker,
keeps on growing, and it 10 now esti-
mated that the sum total will reach
100000 Sheriff Binte places the figure
at half million. Nothing more has
been heard from Rambusch, and it is
believed that he 10 on the ocean bound
for Norway.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-23
Wool,

BosToN, Oct. lG.-The Boston Com
mercial Bulletin will say tomorrow of
the wool market: The market shows a
slightly smaller movement than last
week, but chiefly because holders do
cline TO sell. All prices arc slightly
higher. Michigan has advanced 1c, from
l4e to 15c, and wool is being held aIl over
the country for an advance. In Michi-
gan and Ohio, the supplies held are
large All holders in Boston arc firm,
and in view OF continued dulneas in
manufacturing circles, the eales are
small.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-23

New YORK, Oct. 17.-Cardinal Satoll
sailed for Genoa today cn the Kaiser
Wilhelm III. The demonstration attend
ing his departure was the elimination
OF the honors which have been shown to
him during the last days of his stay in
America.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-23


year. My friends, he is one of the many
men who have found it necessary either
to get out of the republican party or sur
render their country into the hands of
foreigners, and he has naturally chosen
to get out of the party, and yet, my
friends, the campaign of education which
our opponents are carrying on consists
mainly in applying abusive names to
such men.
"Our opponents tell you this country
cannot be trusted in the hands of any
party or any men who have the support
OF such men as Albert Williams, and
they insist that il you want good gov
ernment you must turn it over to the
Wall street syndicates and let them run
it for all there is in it for the syndicates'
While the candidate vas speaking at
Albion the boards gave way, but fortu-
nately nobody was hurt. He finished his
address from the rear platform of the
car.
Jackson was reached at $50 o'clock
and the reception accorded Mr.. Bryan
proved to be the greatest of the day. A
OF people were gathered about
the station and the streets wore holi-
day appearance Several bands of music
and number of free silver clubs met
the Bryan party at the station and
procession was formed which traversed
the main streets of the town. A stop of
an hour and half had been arranged
for at jackson, but the train was late in
reaching here and the allowance had to
be slightly curtailed.
Mr.. Bryan found time, however, to ad-
dress two meetings here. When the
conveying the nominee got
within two blocks of the stand where be
was to address his first audience, it was
stopped by the dense crowd which surged
back and forth about the vehicle. The
was 30 great that it was dan
gerous, as it threatened to key the ad-
mirers of the triple candidate up to such
a pitch that they would not respect his
personal safety. A dozen policemen
forced their way in front of the carriage
and managed to get the conveyance
within 30 feet of the gaily decorated
platform. The police were powerless
in their efforts to control the mob
and it was impossible for the candidate
to reach the speaker stand. lie climbed
to the drivers seat and was introduced
there by Thomas Barkworth, the candi.
date for congress- in this district. 1t
was many minutes, however, before Mr..
Bryan could proceed with bis address,
and he was often interrupted by the
lemonstrative evidences of the affection
of the crowd. 1t is safe to say that not
one- fifth Of them heard word Mr..
Bryan said He would talk short time
and be interrupted, and would then try
t again with the same result.
There were but five min utes left for Mr..
Bryan to speak at the second meeting
when at last the driver hsd succeeded in
the carriage from the crowd.
When he arrived at the place Of speak
ng, he found repetition of the first
;ccnc. lie could not make his way
through the crowd to the stand and
again spoke FROM the carriage. Mr..
Bryan was to speak five minutes, but it
.ook 10 minutes before the crowd was
'cady TO listen to him.
Brief stops ard short platform talks
we're made at Leslie and Baldwin before
lansing Was reached.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-23
If You Own Property

You should have one of Prot. Mortson's
new maps of Cascade county. 1t shows
all railroads, towns, villages, every pub.
lie highway in the county, and United
States land office survey to March 1,
1885, Convenient pocket form, sent to
any address, postage paid, for 25 cents.
Address, The TRIBUNE,
Great Falls, Mont
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-23

Chicago, Oct. lC.-At meeting of the
governing committee Of the Chicago
stock exchange today it was unanimous.
ly decided to open tho exchange on Nov
g. An Amicable settlement of the affairs
of the Moore stock firm has been reached
the temporary closing OF the exchange.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-23
Bicycle Repair Shop.

Messrs. Webber & Denton are now
with the Western Hardware Co., whore
they are prepared to do first-class work
repairing bicycles, sewing machines, fire.
arms, locks, presses, etc. All tires, either
single or double tubes, made as good as
new by our new rubber vulcanizer pro-
cess. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-23

OMAHA, Oct 1G.-A special to tho Bee
from York, Neb,, Gays: w. l.. Lee, u
prominent citizen, is under arrest,
charged with having insured the life of
A. Bsaell for $4,000 and arranging to
wreck the train on which he was a
passenger In order to secure the insur-
Gncn.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-23
In the Battle Again.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1G.-Senator Teller has
go far. recovered his voice as to be able
to once more enter into the campaign
and will address free silver meeting on
the, South side tonight.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-23
AItgeId In New York.

NEW YoRK, Oct 17.--John 7. Altgeld,
governor Of IlIinoie, spoke in Cooper
Union tonight. II is seldom such a
crowd turns out 10 hear man an the
ore which collected ia and around New
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-23

Pure beer is beneficial to invalids,
bracing to the weary, refreshing to all.
River water in summer is bad. Get the
Montana Brewing company's beer. The
purest brewed in the world.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-23
You
Clean House

In the Fall-that is the time to buy
New Furniture. Add a little here
and q little there and the whole
house looks new. And Oh!
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-23
WHAT BARGAINS

you can get nowadays. II you
haven't priced house furnishings in
this year 1896 you'll be astonished
at the figures. Then, again, you
want to fit out home complete. We
are the people to visit, because we've
got the largest stock in this part OF
the state. No doubt about that
Come along and look.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-06

5rau Slnnn Gbriltine &ueoiaer,
geb. 4rmbriiter, bic @ittue 6es per<
Itprbenen Serrn S. $. &ueoiger itarb
Gebten 5reitae Na6mittae i'm Sitter
pDn II Sabren unb 8 Mpnaten.
Die 8eritorbene mar aus SeHen.&n1z
1el gebiirtie un0 fam 1847 nit III
rem ibr tur5 uprber nngetrauten
@atten nn6 Imerifa, tpp iib bas
4aar mod I'M ielben Sabre in Ser
mann nieoerlieB unb bann stuei Sabre
ip6ter in Der 9ittle Berger 0abbarz
Ibaft cine 6arm ertpnrb auf mel
der beibe Bis su ibrem Spbe lebten
unO ii6 Our6 6leiB unb Nusbauer
su gele9netem @oblitanbe entpur arz
beiteten. Die Serftprbene tuar bier
uaoemein beliebt uno eea6tet unb
binterldBt auBer ibren IL 8inbern
5ablreide 5reunbe uno 8efannz
te I'm ibr 9abini6eiben gu be-
trauern. Die SeerOi9une farb an
Sunntag Na6mitta9 auf ibrer Sarm
inter alBerit sablreider 8etbeilieune
0urd 8aitpr Sed 1tntt.
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per Mpnat, uno bas in @ranbads
nusbe5ablt, beren @ertb ii6 auf I'M.
eefabr piersis Gents belief; mitbin
erbielt er na9 iebieem @elbe unee=
fdbr $500 per Munat, cine gang cpls
! Diiale Summe.
Serner eiebt es mod cine &laiie
Der Fenii0nsbeuler, un6 bas iino ipl>
6e, Die enttueber su iener Seit mod
tief i'm Mutterleibe nerbprsen laeen
uber in 8umpbuien u%mberliefen.
SieIe lieben 2eute baben alio gar
fein S~erltdnbniB fir bic Sa6e, un6
%iO1ten o~ieierbalb ibr Mtaul balten.
8dbreno Der &riees5eit, ais man
8efruten antuarb, tuur6e bieien ee=
iayt, iouten iie nerfrippelt ner6en,
10 Diir0en bic Ser. Staten ii6 III
rer a%nne6nren. 9atten iie 5amilie,
madte man ibnen 0aS 8erIpre9en,
ii9 Der @itttuen uno @aiIen an5lz
nebmen, elei6faus CAB mar ibnen
Die 3uii6erun9, 6a ii9 ii9erli6
bur6 Die in Der Sugen6 nuseebaltez
men Strapasen i'm Sel6e, iid int Nl=
ter Die 5ol9en 5ei9en tuiiroen, oaB man
ibnen bann bebilfIi9 iein tuoGe ut0
ie npr g3ptb ibiiben. ollie bieie
Seripre6ungen CAB Die Ser. Staten
8e9ieruttg 81 iener Belt, uno tperben
Jest BON o~erielben burb 3nblune Der
8eniiunen biele Seriprebunsen ein=
eebalten.
Serner miiIen bic 9eute bebenfen,
bnB bieie erDBe Summe npn 14O Wtil=
lionen per Sabr, pel9e IN Die Ser.
Staaten 8eniiDndre ausbesablt miro,
Iufprt pieber unter bas Splf font
men. SOUR meni9en YenIipnaren lit
e5 pereDnnt, lire 9enltpn auf Die
Seite Su leeeu. Die erpBe Mebr=
5abl bebarf bieIe8 fleiuen S6erfleins
um ipfort, bier poer bort, cine Side
aus5ufinen. 9ieraus 1T allp iebr
lei6t erii6tlid, baB bas @elb iofurt
in Die notiirliden 8anale 5uriidlduft.
@ir tla9en iiber i6pere 3eiten, aber
l6merer tpii,ben ~oieielbeu nod gez
tpelen Iein, bate III OieIe oil Die
Seniipudre aus9etbeilten Miuipner
t~reenouO auf9eburoet. 0us 8pGi
Der Ser. Gtaaten ielbit siebt ben eig:
entliden 8ortbeil aus Der Senituns=
sablun9, uno iD0te oieIerbalb MIDI.
untpiGIi9 6ariiber fem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-06
q q. 6. 3 +.
Qus Sem Nahlabeertdt.

- 5rau 9(nna GbriItine &uebieer,
Die Mtittpe bes per1t. S. $. &uebieer,
mcl6e lebte g8p6e aus oieIem 2eben
1bie0, uerfi9t in i0rem 6ieIe @p9e
I'M 9ta6lnB9eri6t binterleeten Seita=
ntente, mie fplot iber ibren 9tadlaB:
2l0e Salsbnltz uno Sitd6en9eratbe
fallen ben S0dJteru Nrnalia SOegm
@ntnta SlDepfer, 2ouile 2auer, Nnno
8emntert ultb Sophia Sp0ertIen gu,
Zen 6ei0en &in6ern ibrer SodJter
Bertha Wtploir, Soiie uno Chill Sabr,
ncr uerntad)t iie je S25 5ablbar naf
ibrer &pIjdbrigfeit. Se0es Der fpl=
Qen0en &in0er erbGlt $25, Die iDfurt
an 0icie nus5uSaglen 1ino: %. &ueoi=
ger, @enrD Gue0iger, Nmalia 8oebm,
emma &lDepfcr, 2Ouiie 2nuer, 60.
3ue0i9er uno Conrad 3ltebi9er. Der
9feIt 0c8 Gigentbums ipu 5u gleicber
Sbci(en inter fOl9en0e i6rer 9tn0e1
oertbcilt lucr0en: @nt. <eoieer, 8.
8ue0iger, 2lntnlia Soebm, @ntmo
@lOepfer, 2puiie 2auer, 9tug. &uebi.
ger, SO. 3re0i9er Gpnrao 3ue;
bigger, pima &emmert uno Sophie
&Duerticn.
@l8 Geltoment8oouitreder miro De,
SObu 60. 8ue0iger beitimmt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-06

@berntals Iino bic &ei5enpreiIe in
ben meiiten anteritanii6en Mdrfteu
geitiegen. Sn ct. Souls uno
Chicago nuf 76 Gents fir ben &uibel
Gaib, un6 in SEEM gorf auf 80 Gents.
Der cpntrolirbare @ei5ennorratb lit
tpdbrenb Der perflpfenen 8o6e I'M
10000 8uibel eema6ien, uro be.
trdgt iebtim @e1amnttgebiet Der Ser.
Staten $3.50, 900 8uibel.
Die abermnliee 8reisiteieerun9
tpirb auf 5rpei llrIuden suriidgefibrt:
Nuf bas MtiBratben Der @rnten in
Oitinoien unb nuf Equalization.
@elbIt Der @eli6furnpreis bait iid)
einieermaBen. Der 8uibel 9ait
miro in inherent Mtartte nit %
Gents quptirt, ubpobl ber controIlirz
bare @eli6fprnourratb auf 19,34O,>
900 8uIbel eeipadIen lit.
Del &artpHelpreis lit mod ni9t,
pie er iein IpIte. Sci Der @ilenz
babnpaeenlaoune iinb quite Sur=
ten gu % Gents per Buffet gu ba>
ben.
MeBpprt gilt int Iueenblid per
6oB 1925 bis s7.75.
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penfonen.

Siel, 1ebr biel, miro in bet Bre1ie
Der @egenitano E%eniionen bebanoelt,
uno eegen ben iogenannten EenltonSz
rnfug aeidimpft. Yieie S6inpfer=
eien geben gum erpBen Sbeil oDn lolz
diem 9euten aus, bic ipdbreno Der
Sriegsjabre 1861-1865 re6t bubI6
GIT SauIe bleiben, binter bent narz
men Diem inBen, pber elm re3t i6Dz
mes Contradiction on San6 batten.
Namentlid tpar e5 bic lebtere Slnfie
benen Der 8ries elm gu frlbe8 @noe
nnbm, benn eerne batten iie mod
meitere 8prtbeile barauS eesp9en.
8ie manf' elm 2ieferant bat iuobl
gu iener Belt Die armen Solbaten be-
Idminbelt, 10 ). 9. nnItatt reinen
&uffee, stuei Srittef @idurie, elm
Se9ltel ~eebrannte Suuhobnen uno
nur elm Sebltel mirtli6en SaHee ee-
l~iefert. Die Snipefturen batten elm
fleines Sers, cine erpBe Sanb unb
einen mod sr1Bereu @elbiad, in bent
Itets Slob mar, UNI mod mebr in ii6
uufsunebmen. So, bieie 9erren
badbteu nidt an bic Wtlben Der inn
5elbe ftebenben Sulbaten, tie tuaren
nidt ben feinbli6en &ueeln ausseiebt
ionbern lie tparen NH tbarauf aus
nibt ibr @ddfben, iOnbern ibr Saaf
ms Srudene su b%rin9en. Der int
5elbe itebenbe Splbat erbielt fir ieiz
ne eerabe nidt iebr ansenebme ar=
belt inn Sel6e, in 8eeen nno 8ino,
unb Sturnt, bic ungebeure
Summe npn eansen breisebn Dollars
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2tus oen1 County.

- Stplpe. Der bie1i9e Otcz
&inlep Cub uiro ant 9ien8tn9 Nbeno
UNI I llbr int 2pcole bes 9errn Sine
ling cine ipidJtige @erianrnlung abz
bnlteit, 5t tuelder SeOermann bbfz
ltdlt eiugelaben lit.
-2ittle Serger. 2ebte &ude
~cele6rirte 6rnt SppBie @leiBrer in
Der g8pbnung ibre8 S6wie9eriobnes
0crru &alentin 6aerber,, ibren SO.
0eburtstnQ bel better @eIun6beit.
9benos fott0en iid Die Sertpanbten
ltn0 5nblreidJen 6reunoe Elm lnt Der
Sltbeldrin fire @liidtpiinide barsuz
bringen un0 uerlebten mebrere re6t
uerQltil9te Stun0et. 2ludJ mir gra=
tulireu un0 miinI6en Der perebrten
0reiiin nod mandJe frpbe@ieoerfebr
ibres 2%8iegenfeItes.
- u nScpnn0 e. 6rau g8ln.
S6erer, pDn ct. 2Ouis befinoet lid)
bier 5u 8eiu6 bel iDrer S6meIter,
6rnu q. g8aibeG.
- Sn Der bieii9en Strife tulrbe
lcbten Gpnntng Der @uttesoieni burd
4aItpr Sauntgnrtner geleitet.
- 9(ud npn bier reilten lebten
Gomstng pielc 4eriunen nit benz CT
curiipuS5u9e no6 ct. 2Oui&. @ir
benterften llnter iBnen: q. Sanoerz
lperfcn, s.. Sntitb, 81. Speotmann,
5rau Suslep uno Die 6rls. Wfap uno
Wtauo Guif ur1o Wtattie W1c@ee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-06

Sd brau6e 9ul5 un0 5armprpbufte
iuie Sartoffeln, &epfel ulm., tpabreno
uniere 5arnter 0tDbel uno Sausbaltz
@eeenitdnbe braudben. SD babe Die
grDBte Nusiunbl BON WDbeln, Ndb=
ma 6inen uIm. Die i6 fir Cure Yrp=
butte sunt Marftpreiie umtaui6e.
Spredt por unb iebt 81 mas ibr
braudt.
qua. 6. Qeisner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-06

g8enn e3 iuabr mare, pie Elm art=
Observation-Disclosures College bebauptet,
baB Ser @enuB upn Nepfeln ben Men=
Id)en tlt9en0baft madt, oann bdtten
Ii6 Die 3eiten uno nit tbnelt Der
Menid gar lebr 9eanoert, felt @pa
bent &atbe Der S6lanee @ebDr
Id)entte. Nber es lit nidt pabr;
muir Die 3eiten baben ii6 eednbert,
aber ni6t Die Mdnner unb mod penz
iaer Die 6rauen.
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ShIbensO erbdn6lunoen.
HERMANN

8~egelntaBiee Seriammluns bes
Sermanner Sdiben>8erein am 25.
Sttpber, 1896.
8as HrptDfpn Der lebten reeel=
maBi9en uno ber@rtra=S eriammluns
uuroen berleien uno ansenommen.
Gin mDnatli6en 8eitrdeen eineen
$12.7O ein.
Die @%innnbmen npm lebten 8reiS=
i6ieBen betrueen 500.
9as arrangements uno 8reis=
@omite uuroen na6 entseeeneenom.
menem Geribte nit 9ar1t entlafen.
5oleen6e 8e9nunsen uurben an=
9enDmmen unb besablt:
S. 5periter, Mablseiten uIu. S 500
Serm. 2eoger, 9rufarbeiten loo
9bri1t. @berlin, @anren... &c
Sreb Sang, 8riefmarten uIp. .65
S. @inoer, 4rbeit u1p..... 1.25
@uitao @berlin, Qrbeit..... loo
@nt. @berlin, 8reiie uitp..- 1O8.75
9. @berlin, tier 8reis Sab
res16ieBen........... 4.OC
6. s. 8Dbpn, 2ter Eceis Sab
resl6ieBen........... SOC
u. &obpn, 3ter Erets Sab=
reSi6ieBen POO
Sp. Druid, 4ter Yreis Sab
resi6ieBen loo
Sci bent lebten Sabresl9ieBen tru=
gen fploenbe Serren bic Sereina
0tebaille uno &reiie banon:
@. @berlin, MebaiGle, S6ibenfDnie
@uitau @berlin, 5tueiter 8reis.
2pOn S. &ubpn, britter 8reis.
Nlbert 8obpn, nierter Sreis.
Die 9erren pel6e itd AM Sabres=
idieBen betbeilt9ten, iebpb feline
Sreiie suerfaunt tpuroen, iino:
Spbn 8ublfen, &. Mun6uiler u.
Capt. $. Seniin9.
5ol9en6es lit oas &eiultatb es Sab
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that letters of Adj
miniStratiOn upon the Estate of VIM. Land
wehr, deceased. have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court of
uaScOnade County, Missouri, bearing date
the 18th day of September 1896. All persons
having claims against said Estate are requir-
ed to exhibit them to him for allowance
within one year from the date of said Letters,
or they may be precluded from any benefit
of such Estate; and if such claims be not ex-
hibited within two years from the date of
the Publication of this notice, they will be
forever barred. F. w. LANDWEHR,
Sept. 10. ADMINS TRAITOR.
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Der sruBe SiGberasuItel, 81. g.
Slano, Der int benadbnrten 10.
@un9reBz8 iitritt Der @e8ner Der 8es
publifaners 81. 9ubbaro mar, mur=
De leioer uieoer eruablt.
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Qus BERGER.

- Die @ob( p~erlief bier in better
Oronutg, n6er am Witttupd nDGte
bier 0as Surra9rufen fem @noe nebz
men un0 iuenu I'M 9an5en Staate Die
.Stinrmen 10 QefoIlen mdren pie bier,
6o fUn1ten mir n6fiten Snnuar our
Snuuourntiun be5 @ouoerneurs
2eluis nodJ SefferIpn Gite oeben.
- 9tn 21. Ottpber iberIiebelte
Serr GGn8. 9aub ien., nnd SEEM
9oueu uno u~erebelidte ii6 bort nit
5rnu Slider. g8ir piinl9en linn
8Gitd uno beite5 28ubleree6en.
- Nm NtittiuudJ Mtureen fiel bier
ein leidter Sdnce.
- Serr s. Slumer erbielt ant
Ntontae cine Gorlubune 8aubul5.
- 9err S. $. 5ie1elmann erbielt
1877 Stimmen unO miro mpbl ais
ertpdblt leiu.
- Berger genieBt bic speifelbafte
@bre 5 ne pDpuliltil6e Stimmen
nbeegeben gu baben.
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llniere Icr5te beridten 0aB ale
an Der QipbtberitiS ertronften Sim.
oer bereit& wieber ge1teIen uno ieit
5iuei 8OdJen feline nelten 5dGe pprgez
tommen iino, 10 DAB Die a%rantbeit
ais gebDben b%etradbtct mer0en fnnn.
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NlS S0lnB Der Champagne fntt0
lebtcn Gan8tng in Der Gpn5ertboQe
cine grpBe republifonii6e Tcmunitrn=
tim itntt an mcl1er iid unIere Siir=
ger 5nBlrciG bctDeiligteu unO nit
NuTmertlontfeit ben He0en Der Serren
IS. q. 6infeln6mg :. 8. Samea utO
9. s. Yurfer, 5uDUrtcn.
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@err Senrp Sod lit nieber ais
9te8ierun9sz 9(ider fir Die !9erntanrl
9i1tiuing so. ernannt tppr6en, nah~
BENT er erit por peni9en @o6en ais
1Dlder entla1ien tppr0en mar.
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Sei6lpTen, einen Stid fir bas
@ereinsz2pfa(e a%nsuibaffen uno @6.
&uebi9er tpurbe beauftrnet oenielben
gu beiDraen.
9ierauf Serta9ung.
6rib GANG, Sefr.
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Final Settlement Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all creditors and
others interested in the estate of ]. Scott
Price, deceased, that the undersigned ad-
miniStrator intends to make final settlement
thereof at the next term of the Probate
Court of Gasconade county, State of Mis-
souri,, to be held at Hermann, the 10th day
of November, 1896.
JAMES NJ. PRICE,
Administrator
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mas mir Neues baben.

Neues 8u6tpei5enme6l, neue 8oIiz
men, 3meti6gen, ~eebDrrte 8irnen,
8firiidJe, Gina 8Dbnen, @rbien uno
piele aubere 9uten Sa6en. u. S .
8 I II b o t.
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0err 5. @. Manpbaus un6 @attin
pDn Canaan SDpnibip, befan0en itd
lebte @pde bier su 8eiu9 bel ibrer
Spdter, Srau @ep. Mittenoprf.
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SRI. 2iS5ie Bauer, npu ct. 2oui3,
tuelde iid nlebrere @pden bier su
SeIud bel ibrer S6meiter, 5rau
5eroinano Subl, aufbielt, reiite leb=
ten SanSta9 na6 Smaha, 9tebrasfo,
nm ourtiae &ertuanote gu be1ud]en.