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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-27
Penn Ave, and Fifth ST., PIttsburg,
SCOTTISH REFoRMATION"
The Lecture Repeated for the Last Time
at the Matinee.

Tho Lecture Repeated for the Last Time
at the Matinee.
The illustrated lecture of Mrs. II. e.
Monroe, on the Scottish Reformation,
was given for the last time at the Grand
Opera house yesterday. The audience
was composed largely of ladies and
children, and was fully as appreciative
as those of the previous evenings. The
Board of Lady Managers OF the Home
which is the beneficiary of the enter
tainment, request publication Of the
following card:
THE Committee of Lady Managers
of the West Virginia Home for Aged
and Friendless Women do hereby eX-
press thanks to all the ladies and gen.
tlemen who gave their time and took
part in the recent entertainment en-
titled: John Knox and the Scottish
Reformation of the Sixteenth century,
as rendered by Mrs. Monroe, OF Phila-
delphia.
Words cannot express their high ap-
probation Of the excellent services
given so cheerful:y and enthusiastic
ally by all who assisted in making the
entertainment such a success. Thanks
are also given to the city daily papers
for their excellent notices. and to
generous public for It's patronage and
for the increased interest manifested
in our worthy and useful institution,
the West Virginia Home for the Aged
and Friendless Women. located on
Thirteenth and Jacob streets.
MRS. J. n. VANCE,
" WIN. +. STIFEL,
q" CARL HAMILTON,
e" LAWRENCE z. SANDS,
HENRY T. JONES,
JOSEPH A. BELL,
Committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-27

OF the bids submitted to the Board we're
opened, or, indeed, before the session
CT the Board was convened. AS the
oldS IN the possession of the Board we're
sun sealed long after Mr.. Floersheim
concluded to put in a new tender. I fail
10 see now he could have ascertained
anything regarding the bids OF other
parties, as is very strongly intima+ed
lie certainly obtained no such knowI-
the matter"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-27
CIRCUIT COURT.

Before Judge PAUL. an order for tenn
porary alimony was made in the case
of Ellen c. Clendening V. w. L. Glen
dening. divorce.
Before Judge Campbell. the case of
Chapman V. J. w Beltz & Son Co.. is
still on trial
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-27

FTIv-0oD SHALLCROSS DYING
Intelligence comes from Philadelphia
that EllwoOd Shallcross. son Of the
late Thomas Shallcross, is dying in the
German hospital in that city. Mr..
ShaIlcross has boon absent from Wheel
ing for number Of years. and has been
on the staff of Philadelphia paper,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-27
COL. WHITES LECTURE.

Col Robert White again delivered
his lecture. "The Foundations of Faith
Still Stand" nc the Second Presby-
terrain Church. last evening. The audi
enc was large. and the interest i'm tho
address was greater if possible. than
u0Ou the previous occasions of the de-
livery of the lecture.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-27
THE CITY Gas REPORT.
The Committees Conclusions Discount
ed in the Public Mind,

An Inevitable Result of the Secret
Sessions Held-No One Believes
There was Dishonesty on the Part
of Either Trustees or Officials,
Explanations from Trustee Buck
man and Ex-Secretary Fee--A
Most Important Part Of the Com
mittee Report Changed at the
Last Moment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-27
HENRY WATTERSON TO LECTURE

HENRY WATTERSON TO LECTURE
Henry Watterson, the gifted editor
of the Louisville Courier-Journal. will
deliver his magnificent lecture on Ahra-
ham Lincoln. al the Opera House,
March 9th This lecture has aroused
the greatest enthusiasm everywhere
and both press and public have show
cred well-deserved praise upon the sill
YER toneued Kentuckian.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-27
Our Mail Order Dept.

At once! Such a chance as this
can't last long. Your order for eth
er samples or goods will be filled
same day received. We're safe in
saying you may order any number of
Yards, and if not satisfied you can
return and get your money back.
Quick action necessary if you'd
get any of this wonderful dress goods
value
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-27

principals. The ceremony was per-
formed in the parlor, which was taste
fully embellished with plants and flow
ers. AT the appointed hour. Miss Lena
Mckay struck up the tuneful notes of
the MendelssOhn march. and the bride
entered the parlor, leaning upon the
arm OF the groom They were met by
the Rev. Mr. Robins. pastor of the
First NJ. Z. Church. who tied the nun
tial knot in a very impressive manner.
Congratulations were followed by an
excellent wedding spread.
The bride was Miss Bessie J. Brady.
one of Martins Ferry's most winsome
and accomplished young ladies. and a
popular tayorite in society circles.
During the ceremony she was attired
in very becoming travelling costume.
The groom was Mr.. George Albert
Blackford, a prominent young attorney
of Sandusky, O.
In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Black
ford were driven to this city. and they
took the afternoon train over the B. &
o. for honeymoon tour. which will
include visit to a number of southern
cities, and a brief stop at the groom's
former home in Findlay. They will be
at home after March 18th at Sandusky,
Ohio.
Mr.. Elliott Eskey and Miss Pearl
Craft, both of Marshall county were
united in holy wedlock at the home Of
John Craft, in this city, yesterday even
ing, by the Rev. c. ]. Trippett. After
Inc ceremony elegant refreshments
We're served. The happy couple de-
parted for an extended Eastern we'd
ding tour.
The Y. P. S. c. E. of the First Chris
tian church will hold their acquaint-
ance social tonight in the lecture room
of the church. A splendid literary
and musical programme has been pre-
pared. This is open and free for all.
Wheeling Lodge No %. A. o. L. w.
at their meeting, last night. completed
arrangements to give a social session
next Wednesday evening at the A. O..
L. w. Hall. All members of sister
lodges are cordially invited to attend.
Wheeling Lodge makes no claim to
quantity, in their membership. but as
to quality they are second to none. and
a very pleasant evening is assured to
all brethren who attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-27

Westmyer, Watch Repairer at Cen
TIERS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-27
AMONG THE HOTELS.


Notes About the Arrival and Departure Of
Transient Guests.
ST. Charles-H. II. Thompson. New
MarInsyille
A number Of the members of the
Gardner co. are stopping al the Wind
sor
The greater part Of the Gardner
Co. stopped aJ the Beher while in the
city.
Charles "A Gardner and wife made
the Mcclure their headquarters while
i'm the city.
Several members Of the Bancroft
Co. are i'm the city and stopping at the
ST. Charles
Brunswick-W. II. Hall. Sisters
vile W. Va. n. VI. LeeDen. Toronto,
O..W. w. Amos. Lancaster. Pa; George
We,zel Roserille. o.
Stamm-J z. Ernest. SeweH, W Va;
IT. NJ. Hall and wife. Warrington, w.
Va, j. G.. NcCue Sistersville. w. Va;
IT, C. Burns, Toronto, o.. Frank H.
Gibson Sistersville. W. Va.
Behler-W. d. Beatty. Warrington,
W. Va, A. ID. Dietrich Darlington, o.;
Charles Heller LiJtleton W. Va; r.
A. Tague. Warrington. w. Va; Joseph
Bushasie. Warrington, w. Va. j. ID.
Wiley. Sistersville. o.
NcLure-B. f. Brady and wife. Mar
tins Ferry o.. Geo. II. Shearer. Man
ningtOn. w. Va, j. z. Richards Day
ton o.. L. VI. stephens New Martins
ville w. Va: w. j. Kohl, w. G.. Ag-
new. Sistersville W. Va.
WINDSOR. ". Sockwood Manning
ton. W. Va. John a. Meyers. L. C.
Corbc-t NorgantOwn w. Va, Chas. A.
Groom Bethany. w. Va: Fred Paul
Grossclp. Charleston w. Va: J. w.
Glover Toledo. o.; Nate E. Harvey,
Canton. o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-27

Stamm-J. r. Ernest. Sewell w. Va:
IT. w. Hall and wife. Warrington, W.
Va. j. G.. NcCue. Sistersville. w Va;
r. G. Burns. Toronto. o.; Frank H.
Gibson Sistersville. w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-27

.CECLLLLCrEEEEEEr11I51JJI

.N...- PURCHASERS FOR Blank
UL-.easas. For Rent Cards
Cards. and Rooms for Rent
|.. .. E.-Iernr OHice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-27

and Mrs. B. +.
Brady, on North
Fifth street, Mar
tins Ferry, was
the scene of a
charming wedding,
which was per-
formed at 1870
o'clock yesterday
morning. The only
witnesses W e r e
the immediate rel
atiyes o f t h e
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-27

Brunswick-W. n. Hall Sisters
vile W. Va; n. ~ LeeDen. Toronto,
O:W W. Amos. Lancaster, Pa; George
Wetzel BOseville. O.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-27
JOS. HORNE.
JOS. HORNE & CO.
An Atwood
Wonder!

Never such dress goods bargain
sold over retail counter. We be-
Ieve it, and know you'll say so if an
int IIgent investigation be made an
unbiased verdict given!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-27

Several members Of the Bancroft
Co. are i'm the city and stopping at the
St. Charles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW NONGh lOGmEN e.
@o~@~o~~1--~>~ee>

Alexander.
Shoe Seller,
Fits Feet
Correctly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-27

Charles "A Gardner and wife made
the Mcclure their headquarters while
i'm the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-27

The greater part Of the Gardner
Go. stopped aJ the Beher while in the
city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-27

A number Of the members Of the
Gardner Co. are stopping at the Wind
-rr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-27

Alexander,
Shoe Seller,
Fits eet
Correctly.
, 1896-08-01
TELEGRANIS.
ST. CROIX STATION

New York, July 29th.-DespatcLes r%eceiv-
ed here from Belfast report that the Well
known shipyards of Messls. Harland and
Wolff. and Nessrs. Workman and Clarke have
been destroyed 10y fire. The damage is ssti-
mated to exceed a quarter of a million pounds
sterling.
London news states that in the House Of
Commons he Secretary CT State for the Colo
MES, Ill reply to a question from Mr.. }. Morley.
stated that he could not lay upon the table
any statement regarding the extent of the
population of the settled districts within The
disputed Venezuelan boundary until they were
defined by local investigation and negotia-
ton.
The Uganda railway bill was read a second
time. and the trades Cancellation measure was
read a third time in the House of Commons
and passed.
At the International Socialist Labour and
Trades Union Congress-, which met at st.
Martins Town Hall on Monday, eight hun.
dred delegates attendings a vote was passed
excluding the Anarchi Sts, who thsreupon
, 1896-08-01
NOTICE

mHE Annual General Meeting Of The
sWEST END CLUE will be held in the
:1rlub" Rooms on SATURDAY the oth
inst. at 3 o'clock p. NJ. when the accounts
will be laid before the members, and a new
board Of Directors be elected for the coming
year, ,oo,
w. b. WOODS.
, 1896-08-01


The party receiving advances binds himself
to submit to such control with The manage
ment of the estate and the area and condition
OF the cane fields as the Government may
consider r quisite.
1t is a matter Of course that at any time,
whenever sGch a measure may be considered
necessary, the Government can discontinue
as we'll as reduce the ad, ances.
s ).
The amount advanced with indemnitying
interest at the rate Cd 4 o|o p. a. is to be re-
paid in this manner:
q. for estates dslveling their crop to the
St. Croix Central Factory
The Factory Will retain half Of each
payment foI canes delivered, the Govern
ment, however, reserving the right 10
carry INTO effect to their full extent the
provisions of ! 2 Of Ordinance Of 10th
February 1878. and
b.. for estates not delivering their crop to
the St Goix Central Factory
in 3 equal instruments falling due re-
Spsctivtly on the 10th Of April, 18th of
May, and 18th Of Jun e 1897. Should any
instalms1h not lie paid unctualIy, the en-
tire amount fthe Bureau claim will be
due at ense.
The party concerned binds himself not to
dispose of ANY part Of his crop, unless with
ths consent Of the Government, as long as amy
pat OF the advances, with interest thereon,
should remain unpaid, and he submits to
what restrictions the Government may conSl-
der necessary, al ong others the prohibition
against expectation Of sugars Though the
Custom Houses.
81.
, 1896-08-01

night since the mail left has been ~showery,
and the country looks fresh and beautiful
everywhere. Prospects for the cane crop of
1897 are at present very encouraging, IN fact
with good weather for the rest Of the year
next year's crop ought to be one Of the largest
ever nInde.
, 1896-08-01
Shipping
ARRIVALS.

uIV ARRIVALS.
dan. schnr. "AtIantic," 50 tons, w. A.
Smith, st. Thomas.
boat Ruby, 70 tons, T. A. Lewis, st. Jan.
- boat 'Jirsh,'' ? tons, Capt. PENN,
Tortola.
July DEPARTURES.
'8igurd Jarl, 400 tons, A. UrIand,
of Stavanger, Falmouth with Factory
Sugar.
"Sherbrooke.' 95 tons, Oh. A.
Martial Of Halifax, Frederiksted
.7-Dan. 8chnr. "Atlantic,' 81 tons, w. A.
Smith, St. Thomas.
Dan. soInr. '.Dagmar, . 60 tons, F, Lewis,
St. Thomas. u.
Dan. sohnr- "AtIantio," 50 tons, w. A
Smith st. Thomas,
boat "Jirsh.7 2 tons, Capt. PENN,
Iortola.
, 1896-08-01

July 23rd-per SIoop Meadow for St.
Martln-Jacob Brooks.
july 2 tn per schnr Atlantic from St,
Thomoa-Anna Smith, Mr.. W. Creagh.
Alfred Boiling, Emil Bolne, Leroy Nolte,
Abraham DanieIsen, William ROBINSON.
July 2Gth-ret $. S. "AIodiana" for New
lork-Christjne Behagen, Factory Manager
Dahl and wife for Europe via America.
july 27th-per schnr. 'Atlantic' for ST..
Thomas -Iames StalIard, Ann Eliza Nath,
klubvttg Anderson. lawyer Brun, Philip
Miller. Joseph Frederik, Eliza Sill, Leroy
NoIte.
July Goth per achnr. "Atlantic" from
St. Thomas- KIubvart Andersen, Julius
Lorelfzen, Winthrop B~rustmeyer.
july 30th-per schnr. .'Atlantic' for St,
Thomas-Lawvpr Bugel. and wife, Thora
Birds, Cathriue Foy, Adolph Miller,
IIethelinda Roberts and child julius Bough,
Severino Casper, w. BrustmeJ er.
FREDERrKsTED, 28th July.
The $. S. ''Madiana'' arrived here on the
26th inst from St. Kits, loaded some pro-
duce and lett for New York via ST. Thomas.
The 8. $. .'Taymouth Castle FROM Halifax
via Bermuda and ST. Thomas arrived here on
the 9th inst. unloadcd 400 pkgs. and pro
ceeds 10 st. Kits.
July 26tb-per s. S. .Madiana' for New
York Miss A. Fleming, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Latino NJ. j. /. Latimer, Miss A. Ross,
Mc~Sr~. j. Wilson, H.Roberts and A. Graham,
Lydia Bryan & 3 children. CathrincPoiy dore,
Capt. BIackwood, Miss T. j. Wolff. Fer ST,
Thomas J. Augustus and sister, Mr.. +.
Coulter.
July 9TH pers $. "~Taymouth Castle" from
st. Thomas Miss j. Bernard, Miss d.
Raymond, Mr.. S. ITuyshue and daughter,
Lawyer & Mrs. Bugel Mr.. F. Coulter, Emelia
BEN min.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-05-08
frnbjabrs =Reini9un9.

3einbalten BON StraBen nno Nlz
lens, ppn @ebduben uno IbDrten, III
Elm SauptnDrbeusungsmittel 9eeen
nue epibemii6en &%ranfbeiten. 3tuar
Iinb CUR 3eit iplbe nidt gu befurbten
unb fir uns lit bic @efabr iberbaupt
nidt iebr eruB, ba Sermann cine
,eeIunbe @eeenb" lit. Srpboem lit et=
mas 8prIidt ieberseit ant Ylabe uno
empfeblen mir ~unIeren Sur9ern, anf
peinlibte 8einbaltune ibrer 8Ob=
nuneen, Seller, Stdue, u. {. 10. gu
adten. $50 frii9e 2uft berri6t, finz
ben bic anitedenben &rantbeitsfeime
feinen 8pben, NUT in fauler 2uft oez
beiben iie unb breiten iie ii6 aus.
Salte baber ie6er auf Reinli6feit uno
tpp ii6 Miasmen entuideln, ibeue
man bic Nuseabe BON elm paar Gts.
fir Garbplldure. Gblprfnlt. Dber elm
nnoeres 9esinfectionsmittel ni3t,
oas, iebt aneetunnbt, uns ipdter nDr
SdJaoen bebiiten mag.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-05-08

Nteinen eeebrten &unoen uno @Du:
nern CUR 0adri6t, baB ib meir
9ubtpaaren=@ eIddft nunmebr in bas
G6erer=@ebduoe an Der @de Der 3.
II. 96iueritraBe perleet babe uni
labe id bieielben bersli9it Elm, mir
int neuen @eibdftslufale einen 8e=
iud absuitatten, mp lie bas @eueite
auf benz Sebiete Der 5riibiabrsmDbe
in Slten, SleiberUaoren, unb an6e=
rem 8ubuaaren in rei6er 4usuobl
uno gu biuieen Ereiien finben tuer=
ben. Snoem id fir bns mir bisber
ertuieiene 8ublwpGen berslidt bans
fe, boHe id onB bic 9amen Ser
maun's unb u%meeeeno nuH ferner.
bin Mid nit ibrer iuertben 9unb-
i6aft beebren fueroen.
5rau Caroline Gilber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-05-08
Stdotrdtbs Derbdn oIuneen.

8eeelmdBise @eriammluns am 4
Dtai, 1896.
4ntueIen6 bic 9erren gberlin,
6aeHner, &uener, 8eniel unb SDr.
fiber 2eisner.
Die YrDtDfoqe Der 8eriammlun9er
num 6, 8, unb 20. Gpril tuurben ner'
leien uno aneenDmmen.
Die ~foleenben Bombs tpurben &C.
priift uno aneenDmnten:
!Senrp pDned, Sbobmeiiter, 8uiib
i'm 8etrase BON 5000. nit ben Ser-
rem 9. U. 3iebuf, sc. g. 8eniins,
gbil. aubn, Sueu arupp unb 5ris
Sang ais 8hreen.
9bep. @raf, Glert, 8pnb i'm Be
TRACE BON 81, 900 nit ben Serren @.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-05-08
Sc. g. 9 Il q.

Der Gbamois n6eralo" i6reibt:
ais Serr 8aitor NtilIer, Der befieb=
te Seellpreer Der bieiieen enane. @e=
meinbe, am Spnntne gta6mittng Die
5ami(ie bes Serrn Garter 8uIie in
Der Mifiuuri 5luBnieberune belu9te,
wurbe er nDn einem bDsartieen pun.
be an9efallen unb in beibe Sanbe gez
biIien. Die @unben, bic tief unb
i9mer5baft iinb, muBten opm Serrn
8pttpr 9tahe sueendbt uno oerbunoen
iperoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-05-08
9as ant lebten Sunntaa auf 5Drz

9as am lebten SDnntag auf 5Drz
iter'S Sarm abgebaltene G9ibenfeit,
tpar ppm ib6nften 8etter beeinitigt
uno bate iib besbnlb zines iebr
sablrei6en Seiu9es 81 %erfreuen 9e>
babt. Die slppitel 8nnb Ipielte
mdbrenb bes Nabmittaes ibre I6Dn=
item @eilen unb trug niel CUR Ser
berrli6une bes 5eftes bel. Die 8e=
tbeilieune am 8etti6ieBen mar cine
lebr reee unb nie aus Der na6fDlz
%senben2iite 81 erleben lit, murbe audi
gut eel6uiien unb tuas Die Sarpt=
iube lit, aub gut se%truffen:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-05-08
Qus Berger.

- gddite 8D6e, ant 9pnners:
tag, ben IA, 0tai, finbet Oas SicniI
Der eOanal. Gunntnel9ule, neran:
italtet BPM Sueenbbunb, in SUEDE;
mann's @rDne Itntt. Die Sd)iile,
tuer0en unt balb 10 ubr ppn bel
8ir6e inter SUrnntritt Der ct.
SpbnS Snnb nbmnrI6iren. Mm
lelben Sage finbet audi 6as Yicnic
Der MetbpOilten=S pnntaei6ule in
StDpp e1m nnn's @rppe, II Meilen
opn Berger ltatt unb miro bic SO. 6.
Sanb gebieeene Mulit fir bieie @e=
leeenbeit %liefern.
= Nm 4fineitmuntng, ben %.
Mai, finbet bic jdbrli9e Ser1amm=
lung Der Glpoer 8pttpm 5euer=8er=
ii9erunesz @eieai6aft itatt unb smnr
um 2 nbr @abmittaes in Wteper's
Soae, nabe Gluoer 8pttom Spfpffice.
Gin plnttGiAes @ri6einen auer @lit=
alieoer lit ertuinI9t.
= Der bieiiee Capt. Bauer Soften
ber g. u. st. bat in ieiner lesten
8eriammlune bei6lofen ben @rd=
beribmiidunestae am Sonntae, ben
81. Mai gu feiern. Inn 1 nbr
Nadm. piro npn Der Saae aus abz
mari9irt unb iinb bic 8Ireer I'M
Mueemeirten eineelaben ii6 an Der
6eier au betbeili9en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-05-08

@iben Bart Spno:
$4.65

Suntn1a $3.50. $4.65
Sei6lufien, baB cine Steuer BON
! Sru5ent fin bas Snbr 1896 auf al
les iteuerbare Gigentbum innerbalb
Der GtaOt9ren5e nuferleat tuerbe.
Cine 9etitipn ppn Spbn 8eiff, $.
S6u6 II. o., in fpel9er bieielben
UNI @raoirung unb Macabamiiirune
Der Nlep 5p. Der 5. unb A. StraBe,
tueitl. oun Der MarftitraBe eriu6en,
purbe enteeeen eenpmmen.
@ep. MeDer uuroe als @eeaufz
Ieber %ernannt.
Sei6luiien, baB 9r. S. SaTTuer
bena6ri6tiet peroe, BEN iiber ben
Seiteniuee 0 ieiner @pbnune ee=
lpannten DRAFT gu entferuen.
Sierauf Sertaeune.
|Sbep. @raf q. 6. 2eisner,
@ferf. Suriiber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-05-08

Die oeuti6e Metbubiitenz@ emein=
DC i'll Berger, miro ant 9pnnerstao,
Den Ia. Wtai ibr jd6rlides Gpnntaesz
idnlfelt III Stoeppelmann'S @rpoe
nbbalten. unt aud ben Sempbnern
Der 9turoieite @ele9enbeit gu eeben
benz Seite beiSutuubuen, tpirb bas
@aiulinbuot unit 9 llbr cine 5abrt
npn Gore itad Der 2anoune MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-05-08

@dbreno mebrere jun9e 2eute nnt
lebten Mtpntae Ibenb brei Meilen
pun &eo Siro inn 8purbDis SluB benz
Siidfane pblaeen, fiel Der 20 Sabre
alte 9telIpn SreberitIun in ben SluB
unb ertranf. Die 2eide bes ungliidz
lifen juneen Mannes murbe ant
nd6iten Sage in Der NGbe ber I'M
9liidSlteue oefunben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-05-08

Die aufaGenbften Seiluneen Bpm
Gcrpfeln, bic man fennt, finb mittelft
5pob's SarsapariGa ersielt. 9ieies
Mittel Tud5t Ieines @lei6en bel S1ut
franfbeiten. 8rnubt nur 9oob's.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-05-08

Sn ct. 2uuis ipuroe ir Der Nadt
BON Sreitae auf Santstag Der IL Sab
re alte go. @uDf puroe benz RDli5iiten
8eter 0elipn eri6oKen. gppf purbe
BON ben Spli5iften in @emeini6aTt
nit einen anberen SbieBgeiellen
nit Yafeten unter ben &rmen ange=
troffen uno ba Die Seioen Der Iufforoz
er11ng bes 8plisiIten, Gusfunft iiber
ibr Senebmen su eeben, ni6t SOl9e
lei5teten, 1pnoern Die Slu6t ergriHen
feuerte Der 8plisiit nit tDbtli6em
&eIultat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-05-08

Die grbBte Sequemlibfeit fir Die
SansIran beoeutet ein rQuidmenl"
@niplin Diem Der 81 einen Iebr
.liberalen Yreiie 81 baben lit bel
u. @. 9iebeG.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-05-08
q. s. II 8 t.

6rau Yauline Sin0e reiite lebten
9icn8tug in SeaGeitung ibrer Gu
felin, Sri. SOa Mtuebl, nnd SnOionz
npulis, Sub, iuu Iie ldnoerc Belt
bel ibrem bprt onldili9eu Subne Su
uermcilen oe0cnft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-05-08

9eute, Die nusfparts ibre .@intauTe
MAIDEN. Dbtppbf lie gu Sauie Naes
eeliefert befpmmen fDnnen, mas fie
tuinI9en, fommen nns oDr, fuie ie=
rer S6lnumeier, Der auf Der GuBen=
ieite bes Gites iaB, ben er abidete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-05-08

Die 9crrcn Subn Sturb, 6rib
Slphner uno Subn 0nio oerI6iften
Iebten WiittWu6 opn bier aus 5ipei
Garlnouuacn S6ueinc nnd ct. 9puis
fir Die ie $500 per 100 YIunb Srut-
to bc5nDlt bnttcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-05-08

&rupp's @niplin=Suut bntte lebteu
Mtpnta9 cine Nu5abl juu9er 2eute on
SDrO bic einem in &binelnno abee=
baltenen SuIe b%eitppbnten unb ont
9ien8tng Wtpr9en Suriidtebrten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-05-08
Sc. 8 u II.

Del Sd)ulratb bat in feiner lebten
5reitag abgebaltenen Sibune idrtntt=
lide 2ebrer un0 Qebrerinnen nit
9tusnabme pon SRI. Wartba Safer=
Iaat, tuelde reiignirt bate, tuieber
ntgeItellt, uno 5tuar 5rlS. @ienefe
unO 2oenbar6t bel erbDbtem Galdr,
pdbrenb baS Saldr ber al1beren Sch.
ret tuie bisber perbleibt, ndmli9
Srin5ipal $500; @lalie II. $3.50;
Glnhe III. $500. Sri. S~aferiaat
bat iid wabrenO ibrer 5peiiabrieen
9ienlt5eit ais iebr tii6tiee uno bienltz
eifriee 2ebrerin eriuieIen unb nur I'M
germ iab ber S6ulratb Tie aus bent
9tnte i6eiben benz lie 10 phibteetreu
uno erfplerei6 pproeItanoen bot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-05-08

9nS od)t Sabre nlte SD9terd)en
Oes 9errn @cpr0 gScber lieot ieit leb=
ter SSude at Der 9ipbtBeriti8 idJtper
%ertralttt Oaruie0er. 9r. 8rufbau=
fen bat Die tleine Yntientin in Sc
Banolun9 un0 bpfft 0urd) @ntuenoune
oeS 0eilierumts eiite bal6iee Seilune
er5ielen Su t6nnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-05-08

Sn, fault cure Sbube im Grocery
StDre tpenn S6r an ben @rD ceriiten
nit Sanb unb SUB 9ebun0en ieio, nber
penn Sbr frei uno u~nabbangig ieio,
uno 9uteS S6ubfperf sun bilieiten
Sreiie fnufen ipullt, 0ann fault Cure
Sdube bel