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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-17
Has a1.4a2 Volnmea

A meeting of the board of directors Of
the state Historical society is being held
ln the society rooms this afternoon. The
!neetng Is for the purpose of consider
ING the biennial report of the society
WAich Is 70 be presented at the annual
meeting ct the society in January. The
report which viii be submitted to the
board of directors this afternoon shows
that 1852 volumes. books. newspa pers
etc. have been received by the society
curing the period covered by the report
OL this number ll.166 were by gift and
80 purchased The total number of vol
urnes now in possession Of the society is
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-17
LATE CABINET RUMOR.
Hanna for Treasury and n. C. Payne
for Postm aster General.

Washington. Nov 1.-THE informa-
tion comes straight and strong from
Canton that cabinet making has pro
gressed as far, and only as far. as the
selection of two members. Mr. McKin-
ley has decided upon the following.
Secretary of the Treasury-Marcus "a.
Hanna of Ohio.
Postmaster General-Henry G. PAYNE
Of Wisconsin.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-17
Annie Diggs Doesn't Want tt

So far as heard from there is only one
person in the state whose name has
been mentioned for q position that does
not want 1T. Annie T. Diggs has writ
ten to friends in the -itv that she does
not desire to be appointed as one of the
members Of the state board of chaTi-
ties No reason is given except that
she does not want the position and
that her name was not mentioned for
the position with her knowledge 7r
-.nnsar,H
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-17

Fhiladelphia, Nov 1.-THE Pbflade
pllla q reading Railway company reor-
e,ll.zs gan!zea today These officers were
s-.-l elsclsl. resident Joseph S Harris-
secretary, VIM r. Taylor. directors q,
f. Baer of Reading; Charles n C,9s+er
and Francis Lynde-Stetson of NJ
4ork. and George g Thomas. Thomas
A4ckean and John L.owber VVeIch of
Philadelphia. The capital stock of +be
company was fixed at $50 600 600 to he
issued in 400 600 shares OF $50 ea.h
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-17
LEEDY'S HEADQUARTERS
VIII Be in the Metropolitan Building
Near the Throon.

Governor-eIect Leedy viii have his Of
fee in the Metropolitan building near the
corner of Fourth and Kansas avenues
when he comes to Topeka December /
He expects to occupy the rooms fomerly
used for a law office by A. H. Case and
there he viii dispose of all the prelim-
mary business connected with his admin
istrarfOn
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-17
Lee Jones for Com'r Of Elections.

The latest candidate for commissioner
of elections is Lee Jones. He is a
Democrat and has long been a personal
friend of the governOr-elect. It would
be well for the other candidates to keep
their eyes on Jones. The office. how
ever, has been marked for abolition.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-17

easiness and unrest Even the moral
tone that New England should have
implanted has been impaired there. and
the strong good sense Of that section is
not in evidence. It is to be hoped that
in time this commonwealth may settle
down to something better; the best we
can hope for it now is that it is in a
transition state, and that the effects of
the spirit of turbulence that presided at
its birth may not be much longer en-
during.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-17
Missouri Congressman Elect Dies

Shelnima. Mo. Nov 17.-R. P. Giles,
congressman elect from the First Mis-
souri, district, died at noon today. The
funeral viii be held at PALMYRA Thurs
day morning.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-17

saltwater o. T.. Nov. 17.-Charles Fy-
att the deputy marshal who was arrest =
ed charged with numbering his wife has
been discharged. the cOroners jury re-
turning a verdict of accidental killing.
Try US on collars. We can make therr
look like new. Peerless Steam Laundry
liz and ia ". sth St Phone sS2.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-17
San Pedro-santa Moniea comnia..a.

Washington. Nov. 1.-THE comrnfsssr,,
recently appointed to locate a deep vr9rs7.
narbor at San Pedro or Santa Monica
Cal. have decided TO meet at Los An
geles. Cal, on December u for q rrs-
urinary Inspection of the Two tharbors
4 ne commission expects to spend most Of
the winter in Southern California In ~
prosecution Of the work
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-17

See Thos. King for all kinds Of coal
Prompt delivery. 30 West Sixth
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-17
Attorney General Dawes Takes Throat
Treatment

Kansas City Nov 17-Frank b
Dawes. attorney general Of Kansas. was
at the Savoy yesterday. He contracted
q severe sore throat during the cam
pafgn and is being treated for it by a
specialist here
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-17

Scaly eruptions on the head chapped
hands and lips. cuts. bruises. scalds.
burns. are quickly cured by DeWitt's
witch Hazel Salve- Tt is at present the
article most used for piles and it al
ways cures them C. W. Stansdeld 632
Kansas avenbe
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-17

sa6ssEl6e foE the - JouRNAL
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-12-11

A petition has been fled by 70 Of the
depositors Of the Dekum's busted bank
in Portland asking that commission
be appointed TO investigate the conduct
Of o. N. Denny, as receiver Of the bank.
The petitioners represent $3.50. 600 Of de-
posits, but are acting for nearly all OF
the depositors, which amounts TO nearly
or quite 81 100000 Judge Denny's very
unsatisfactory inal statement aud his
sudden exit from the receivership last
week has made the people who put their
money and trust in the Dekum bank be-
gin to doubt Judge Denny, and now
they desire TO know the exact condition
OF affairs. There are some ugly rnmors
concerning Judge Denny's management.
and depositors are justly uneasy. They
claim the right to have him give full
account Of his stewardship and 10 know
what he has been doing during the past
three years he has been In charge. 1t
Is said that the cause Of his transferring
the receivership TO j. N. D0lpb was in
timations that be was 10 be investigated.
Judge Stearns will hear the petition in
a day or two.--PortIand Tribune.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-12-11
Arlington Items.

The river is clear Of ice once more,
having broke up last Friday.
The roads are very soft here now and
on that account there 10 not much wheat
coming In.
The many friends Of Miss Ada Red
ford will be pleased to learn that she is
improving from her late sickness.
Joe Potter is back again and at his
old place at The Grande. The East does
not agree with his idea Of things.
The l4-year-old daughter OF Andrew
Douglas fell on the frozen ground last
week and broke her arm. She il get
ting along nicely.
Charley Wenner the other day stepped
on nail in a board and ran il through
his shoe and into his foot, causing a
very painful wound, which had TO be
laneed.
Most OF the owners OF dogs have orna-
mented them with a 50 collar within the
last week, as Carlisle was taking them
in and killing what he could not give
away. No hobo dogs allowed in Airing
ton.
The A. o. U. w. received their new
piano from Portland Saturday evening
in time to use it at their entertainment,
which was given in connection with Mr..
Newton Clark's lecture in behalf Of the
order.
Five of the boys OF the gun clnd went
to Castle Rock last week and killed 1856
rabbits in one day. That is the number
they brought in, but / have taken a
verbal invoice from each hunter and the
total makes something like 400.
Died. On Dec. 81, at his residence in
Arlington, B Comfort. He was born
Sept. IL, 1916. in Germantown, Pa,
where he lived until a yonng man, when
he went to the Sandwich islands for q
few years; then returned to his native
home for short time. About the year
1874 be immigrated to Iowa, and in l845
came to Oregon and settled in Portland.
In 1850 he was appointed the first post
master of that place. In 1862 he moved
to The DalIes and was in the mercantile
business for number of years, coming
next TO Arlington, where he went into
business. About II years ago he was
! stricken with Daralvsis. since which
time he has been incapacitated for do
ing business. lie leaves wife and one
con (tiomer, who came here but short
time ago TO be with his father during
his last days.. Bnt few more have to
pass away when all OF Oregon's noble
old pioneers will have gone to their
long rest. They are gone but not for
gotten,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-12-11
Lone Rock RumbIings.

Since we have no doctor in this place
it seems that every one enjoys excellent
health.
Jerry Vickers has given up going to
Wyoming on account OF his fathers SER
ious illness.
Several cases of typhoid fever and a
couple of deaths are reported at Hard
man within the past few days.
Mr.. Davidson was over Tuesday from
Davidson P. o. and reports fine weather
and excellent roads over in his part OF
the country.
Our day school seems to be in fine
condition, but it seems pity that some
of the larger scholars can be seen loiter-
| ing abont town instead OF being at
school. Who is to blame for this?.
| The weather has changed wonderfully
in the last few days, the temperature
having changed from 10 degrees below
zero to 65 above within the past ten
days. The roads are getting in very
good condition again.
| The protracted meeting is just boom
ing and numbers Of people are being
converted. % persons were seeking par
donat the altar Monday evening, most
of them being yonng men and young
ladies Of our community.
Monday Bob Johnson and some more
Of the jokers Of this burg thought they
would play joke on Rev, Barnhart by
tax ing his horses out of the barn and
shoeing them without the parson know
ing It. They got the horses out and tc
their surprise and sorrow one of them
was the meanest horse in the country
and they had to tie the vicious brute''
head and feet and then it took four mer
to hold him down while Bob nailed OF
the shoes. But they concluded the JOKE
WAS on them before they got through,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-12-11
Notice.

A meeting of the members of the
Sheep Mems Protective Union of Gill
liam county, and others interested, will
he held at Condor on Saturday, Dec.
l9that ~ O'Clock, for the purpose OF
levying assessments and considering any
other business that may come before
the meeting. W. RErrIE,
Vice President.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-12-11
of interest 10 the Public.

All persons desiring to acquire title to
any lands OF the United States or to pur-
chase school lands, school lien lands,
will make no mistake by calling on o..
S. Commissioner $. a. y, iurley at Ar
lington, Oregon. Proof on forfeited Il,
H. land must be made before Jan. !, 1897.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-12-11
Hev. Beef-eatersy

Life is scarcely worth living unless
YOU have good health, and nobody can
enjoy good health without plenty OF
good beef. The delicions, juicy steaks
keep will do you so much good that YOU
will forget all your troubles and debts.
Cali in and buy some, also engage your
poultry from me. FRED CoRNETr.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-12-11
NOTICE.

The yearly subscription to the globe IL u 80,
" paid In advance. II not paid in advance, 81
VIII he charged. blue pencil mark around
4 thif notice indicates that your subscription ex.
vibes With this Issue. Please rcnew promptly
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-12-11

Only a simple question! Why send
away for sewing machine when You
can get one Of the Latest Improved"
and guaranteed for wears, from Shurte
Bros Price from $l5 to $50,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-12-11
Gillian county,s Wealth.

Gilliam's summary. as taken from the
tax roll OF 1896 is ss follows:
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-12-11
OF Interest to Settlers.

II, n. Frazer, County Clerk, at Con-
don, Oregon, continues to give special
attention to U. $. government land APP
plications, filings and proofs. He is also
prepared to receive applications for the
purchase OF forfeited railroad lands,
state, school and lieu lands, at his office,
"A friend in need is friend indeed y
Such is what the ladies find in the New
Home Sewing Machine. Ask for cata'
logue and prices Al Shurte Bros, Arling'
ton, Oregon.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-30

Clint Suintae Sprmittae ereienete
iid on Der ct. Souls & San Srancisz
CO Sabn nabe Der Station @ino5or,
ID Meilen BON ct. 2uuis Elm 1bred<
li6er @ilenbabnunfaG. @s ItieBen
ein @rcuriiunssue, Der ppn ct. Souls
nu6 ct Same8 fubr, uno Der reeel=
maBiee @ccommtuoatiuns5ue, Der DIT
lid eing, in nDlem 2auf %5uIammen.
N6t HeriOnen muroen getD0tet unb
etrpn 80 mebr pber tpenieer I6tper
uerlebt. Ntebrere Der S~erlebten tuer=
ben ibren Serlebuueen erlie9en.
Sn ct. Sames Duroe bic Seimatb
fiir alte Seteranen eingemeibt H.. UNI
on bieIer Seier auf benz @eee bort
bin. 3ruei @rcurliunssiee maren
nDtbpeubig, UNI bic ct. Coulter s1
%befDroern. Der erfte @rcurfipnssus
leete Die Strede bon 100 Meilen pbz
ne unful suriid, nber Der stpeite
ltieB nit bent Ditlidb eebenben DC
commooatiunssug suIammten. Der
lebt3enannte3 ue bate oas @eeere6t
unb Der @rcurIions5ue iunte Ditli6
BON @inbipr auf Elm @eiteneeleiie
fnbren uno ben IccpmpontipnsSue
uurbeilafien. Der 2pfpmptiofiibrer
oes @rcurfipns5u9es, SuIepb DRYDEN,
l6eint jeoo9 bies san5 per9eIien gu
bnben, pbmpbl er friiber Ielblt Den
betrefenben 3ug eefabren batte.
Die 3iiae fanten einanoer auf iebr
fur5e 9iitan5 in Si6t unb an Elm
Nnbnlten mar bnnn nidt mebr 81
benton.
Der 2ufuntptiufubrer bes Nccumz
mp0atiunssuee8, Ioplpb Sobl, tuur=
De eetDbtet un6 Der 6es @rcurlions=
suges, Der Die S6ulo M bent %llnfaIl
trdet, erlitt einen S6d0elbru6 unb
miro audi nidt eerettet merben fDnz
men. 9luBer Spbl tpurben 9etDbtet:
Charles Mubine, @pnrao SUMS, 6.
6. 8lepins. Barney Mc9enna,
Ntauo Mcaennn uno Spbn Cart.
mrigbt, aue pDn ct. Souls.
Sbmer uno nubrI6einli6 tDotlidJ
uerlebt iino: 6eroinanb 2anee, So
iepb DRYDEN urb Srant Sosler, nle
BON ct. 2Duis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-30
mie man itimmen mue.

Der bel Der bebDrftebenben 8nbl
su- benubenbe Stimmsettel entbalt
Iieben Sidets. 3uerlt (lints) itebt
bus oemufratiIhe Sidet; redts oappn
befinbet iidJ oas republifaniife; bann
fUn1n1t oas ,EeDple's Sidet"' oann
bas ,8rpbibitiun 9ifet", bns rSpciz
nli1t 2nbur Sidet~, bnS ,National
Democratic 3idet" unb sulebt aui
Der redten Seite oas y9atiDnal
Sidet." Se6S uDn 0ieIen 9idets
ntuB Der Stimmeeber onrd5trei6en
inoem er nit 8leiitift pber Sober Ell
men Strid) uDn DbeH bis unten burd
ieoes Der ie6s 9idetS siebt unb artf
benz einen Observation-Disclosures 3idet
mndbt CT 1eine A~enoerungen, Denn
nlr auf einem Sidet pber gDlpnne
oiirien Serdnberuneen opreenpmmen
peroeit, funlt lit oas Sidet uneiltie.
Sin &epublifaner Der fir ale BON
Ieiner Eartei aufgeitellten Gambia
ten 1tintmen min, 5iebt einen Stri6
pom pben bis unten bur6 bas erite
D0cr oemDfratii6e Sidet, iptpie burcb
oas g., A., s., 6. utto Z. Sidet unb
ldBt 0as 2. DOer rGepublican 2ifet",
lteben. @uf 0ieIem nun, tuenn er
9e9en einen 5ur %Nblin1mung unterz
breiteten &uridlae lit, itreidt er bas
binter iebem Suridlae eeorudte Yes.
3um Seiipiel er mill gegen oas 1.
amendment, bn8 bic gapitplzSerz
le9uu9 betrifft itimmen, 10 itrei6t Ell
ba8 Yes unb ldBt oa8 No iteben.
0as @leid9e yilt in bent gprldlae
sur Serle9un9 bes @purtbauies, Der
Iid 9an5 am S6luIie Des Sidets be-
finDet unb min Der Stimmeeber ee=
gen Die Serle9uu9 itirnmen, 10 nerz
fGbrt er 9era0eiD uie beim 1. Nmenbz
ment, 11amlidb ct itrei6t 0as Yes am
S6luiIe 0es Snbe5 u1b laBt bas Nc
am S6fuIie bes lebten Sabes iteben
g8er tue0er 0aS Yes mod oaS No aus:
itreidbt, 0eiien Stintme miro lit be,
betreffenben 6rage nidJt geSdblt; me,
bei0e 98Drter burcbitrei6t, beiier
Stimme gift ebeufuus ni6ts. @i1
eirter bns rcpublifnnil6e Sidet MIDI
uuIitdnbi9 itinnnen. 10 Durbitrei6t
er ben 9talren 0es Gan0ioaten fin
ben er nidt 5u %1tirrnten beabIidtiei
uno i6reibt ben 9talnen Ieines
Gon0i0oten brett bnrunter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-30
Gaubheit FAM nid,t 9eheiIt mer

Gaubhett FAM nidt 9eheilt werz
ben burb 1pcale Npplicatipnen, neil
lie BEN frnnfen Shelf oeS SbreS nidt
erreiden fDnnen. Gs giebt nIr einz
en- @ee, Die 9aubbeit 5u furirett, un0
Der lit our6 cpnltitutiDneue Seilnlit=
tel. Saubbeit mirb ourb einen emit
siinoeten 3uitano Der i6leintieen
Nu8fleioune Der @uitadil6en &6bre
perurlabt. @enn oieie 36bre ii6
cnt5iinoet, babtibr einen rumpelnoen
SDn pber unoDQfummenes @ebDr;
unb tuern lie eans eei6lpiien lit, ct
fulet Saubbeit, uno tuenn Die @nt=
5iinoung nidt 9ebpben uno bieie &Dbz
re tpie0er in ibren 9ebDrigen 3uItanO
periebt tperoen fam, miro oas @eb6r
fir intmer 5eritDrt t%uerben; neun
S6tle uitter sebn tperben ourd &as
tarrb nerurindt, tuelder ni6ts ais
Elm e%nt5inbeter 3uitano Der
I6leimieen Sberha6en lit.
@ir mDlIen einbunoert Dollars fir
jeoen (ourd 8ntarrb neruriadten)
Sail pDn Saubbeit eeben, ben mir
nidt our6 @innebmen BON Sau'S
&atarrb Sur beilen fDnnen. 2aBt
@udJ umlpnlt @irculore tummen.
s. S. 81 e y & 6 o., SDlebu, ..
RYr Serfauft BON alien I~potbefern,
75r
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-30
MarAtprsiIe in st. euuis.
0unnersta9 ben 20. Oftober.

9unnersta9 ben 30. Oftpber.
&ei5en.-No 2 rptber, 62t0- @p.
3. rDtber, 6OO-c; Np. 4. $50
Ntuis.-9tp. 2 22@-c; Rp. 2.
meiBer, $780,; geu. 8. 20 @-c.
6afer.-3o. 2, 164@16c; Ro.2.
peiBer,-@-c; Hp. 3. HOO.
S6meine.-0ie Serfaufe ppn alien
Sp,ten uariiren smiiben S3.1O uno
$40 q 10Ofb lebenbi9.
8in0Uieb.-Stiere: 5air bis quite i'm
@etpi6t BON 1900 bis 1,6OOfb,
S3.3504.85; raube 16pere, $500
M3.0O; nit Mais eefiitterte, 1 100
bis 1,300fb ibmer, S3.25r04.6 so;
oemDbnli6e uno vSutdJersS Steers"
bis gu 1,150fb i6tuer, $4,000
$50 % 100 lib 1ebenoie. @ube
m1b &alber, 90. Sal,
Der 506c % fb lebenbie.
S6afe.-2M3Scp lib. 2dmmer, 34@
&c u fb lebenoig,
8utter.-Seinite 8abntz II. Creamery
Butter, 17013c; Country Butter
9M11c % fb.
gier.-5rilde IA y 9ubenb.
Grass S6.25 @
6.45 y 100 tb; EintptbD S2.35@
2.4O; &eb Sop Sc. O009 80; Minet
S.500.75; unearii6er s.5O@
rs.
&~nrtpHeln. 2Of022c per 8uibel inn
@roBen 25(02Sc nDm 8aeen.
.3mieb,ln.-25@5O per 8uibel.
Seu.-3emiIftes Sc. 50@8.0O Si=
motbp S6.00f011.50; 8rdries0eu
"a 90 p 9pn (2.000b.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-30

eei9idt unb am 9ienstaa perz
l6tdte er nOn @aScunabe aus cine
@%arlaouna Wafi6tpeine, bic Serr S.
Snden fir i'm in Der Stplpe
Nabbari9aft aufsefauft batte.i
= @uf Der bieiigen Station muir
ben 46 Sidets fir ben nad ct.
2uuis fabrenben @rcuriipnssus oer=
fault.
= 9as @obnbauS bes Serrn Sea-
gel tpurbe bnrf einen neuen 5nrben=
anitri6 OeribDnert.
- Iu6 bier iinb bic 9eute ni9t
eeneiet ii6 cine mod bDbere Gteuer=
Taft ~aufbaliett gu lafien unb tperben
oafIr itinmen baB bas gpurtbaus in
Sermann bleibt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-30

02erIanet. Gin BEN gnrfrr 9siGditshans, ntsIss
y in Sermaur unD u1lteoenoeu 9ldbeH 9lttetr-
Iagen 3u erridtsu beabfhftet, inht Snr ntbtrnapmt
oerieIbeH tihttes uno ffetBi9e stute. Ssna5I. eSM.
milton NIB Grp.Hfes peroeH beBahf. yelpnDss.
Notwithstanding ftno Mot uoihfptuot9. Ieoo9 nv
gen fb nur SoIhe bemerbeH. iDeIhe elueH 9uttn ~
mnno hobeH uHo on tbreur 9Inb beIiebt nnD Sea~te'
iino. abr. 9. g.. Dor 20SO, Stem Dort, r. o.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-30
.lDid,tio fir Sic &eier.

!onbt ibr &bcumntismuS? wenn 10
prO6irt ,@luria Sonic, on8 bette
aler Mittel. 8reiS Elm 9unar per
Spr. 8rpbe frei. Wtan iucltoe itdJ an
Serrn ~9(n0renS Go0rlltt, ste StraBes
Wip., er lit 2(oent 0ieIe,
en- WtittelS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-30
2lus Dem County.

aus oSnn
- Stplpe. Serr Senrp 3aItrom
ltu6 feline liebensmiiroige @attin fets
erten lebten Samstag oen10. Sabres
tag iDrer Serbeirntburlg Doer ble6er.
ne 0pd5eit. Die pielen SreunOe
ocs pOpuldren Subelpoores botten
lid) Sablrcid) e~ingefunoen UNI
lire @liicftulinlde bar5ubringen uro
uerlebten cinen pergniigten 9tbeno.
2lucD oaS Splfsblntt orntulirt un0
bpift 5ur iilbcrnen @Dd5eit nud) babel
leiu 81 fDnien.
S(nn0. 0o8 iiin9Ite 8irr0
oc8 0crrn Gruin 4crfins itarb lebte
98Ode int 3nrten 2tlter non 10 WtDz
rntCn.
- Ncrr 9eter 3ittmnnn murbe
lcbte @udJe BON ~1eirer @attin nit
eincm fr6fti9en Stnmmt6alter be-
ldcuft. @rntllliren.
- 0crr SUbn Sable bat cine nelle
S6Qenrilble gefnuft uno bieIelbe in
Der N1be .uu Slnn0 nuf9eIteut.
- YptSOam. 6rau &m.
Gtrunf uno 6rou 6. 8Dpbius uaren
Gcbte 9Su6c beIu6sweiie III ct.
2ultiS.
- 0crr 0enrp Wteper reiite lebte
@ode nndJ ct. 2pltis UNI feline Ntutz
ter 81 beilldben, Die 0Drt ertrantt
Oarnie0cr liegt.
- Scrr 9tug. @(pIe erlitt Iebte
@pde inIuloe oes 9urdb9ebens i%eiter
Yferoe idlinme Serlebungen.
- Ser County Collector mar lebte
9Sode bier urtO nabn all unler
9leiugclo nit, 10 DAB mir ni6t elm
mai ) Gents iibri9 baben I'M auf
eiucu Ganoionteu SIT tpetten.
- Sap. 9err 9(usuIt S9ulte
ulto iciue S0neltcr Sri. 2ena, mar
en- lebten Snmstag in 6euerspiue
WtU. SIT SeiudJ,
- 0err 8rats 8urrenpo6l BON
ct. 2Duis befinbet ii6 eegeniudrtig
bier in 1einer nlten 6eimatb ST Sez
lu0.
- 6err 2luguIt &etbenteier bate
lette &Ude 0n8 lln0liif, tpdbrenb CT
altf Die 6arn 0eS 0rn. 5ranf YDbl=
mann beim &leeDrei6en bei6dftiet
mar, 5u fallen un0 einen ESrmbru6
su erleioen.
- 9rp 9ill. g8abler prlfet
iurefGltie nuo bann ltintmt bos re-
buplifnniidJe 8ifet BON oben bis urt=
ten uno nergeBt babel audi nidt ge9en
Die Serle9ung 0es GpuntDibes 81
1immen.
- 0err SpDn Sc6mibt, ppn bier
iid) lebte 8u6e in 8eo 8irb
gu Seiud bel ieinem SDbn @oz
- 3rnu Senrp 5reeIe unb 5rnu
IS. g8. G6mi0t ppn Berger maren
lebte &p6e bier 5u Se1uG bel Der
9Rutter SdJnliOt.
- 0err 6rnn5 @8eiBer bat lidJ in
0olltein, &nrren County, ais ll6r=
nieoergeleiien. 8iiniden
beiten gei6aitli6en @rfOl9!
- Sober ein5ige Der republlfani=
I6en Guu0i0ntcn ueroient eure Stim~
ite ut0 miro eiten 9l1ten Seamten
n6gebcn.
- @e0nufieber &Deler bot iud9z
ceno 6ieler @D6e uiele Serbeiieruna
Ell al un1eren StraBen nusfiibren
un0 balb mcrben 0ieIelben
uieber III 9utem 3uitanbe fem.
9tud bier iino bic g8dbler gegen
cine @rbDbun9 Der Gteuern unb
lueroen audi bier ge9en 9Durtbaus'
Serle9un9 %1tirnnten.
Sri. Martba 9uoptg reiIte lebz
te @p6e na6 ct. 2puis, 100 1ie
Belt 5u pertueilen eeOenft.
- Murri{pn. Serr gilbert
beeab iid) lebte@ ofle per Nd=
Ie auf 8eIu6 nad 8DIlam uno febrte
nieoer tppblbebalten 5uz
- @bamp @larf bat bier cine &ebe
1ereoet, bod baben mir mod BON bent
'riten 9unpertiten gu b6ren ben er
)ier genta6t bate.
: 6err Sulius 9arbtfe beeab ii9
Sonntng auf Seiub nnd
= 9err @m. SrDmm, BON Stolpe
par leBte @o6e bier CUNT Seiub bel
Sertpan6ten.
= 9err @br. @ebmeper bat am
Nontag oDn bier aus cine garlaouna
S9weine uno kRinbpieb nab ct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-30
8.

WprQcn Nndbmittoo nm bnlb 2
llbr miro in Der Gpn5ert6alle cine
pplitil6e %crlnmntGun9 Itattftnben,
pur melC6er bic 6erren Is. q. 6tntel@
burg, 8. 8. Somes ult0 81. See Wttoo
pun ct. 2Uui8, 9tniprndcn balten
per0en. Se0ermann lit 1reuho7
lidIt einqelobcn Der &erIamniun9
bciaumphnen,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-30

SI ct. 2ouiS itarb ant Sonntnq
Der oortige 8unoeSzS teuereinnebmer
SbaS. Sped nad fur5er 8rantbeit.
er tunr 90 Sabre aft uno bate 1eit
i%eirter Sinobcit in ct. 9puiS aeppbnt.
Gr mar emit County =Hidter uno felt
1893 mar CT SunoeS Steuereinneb=
MGR.