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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-06-25

While Con.ul General Lee Is getting up
reputation for politeness Americans are suf-
iering 10 lgathsome Spanish prisons. A III
tie action would he worth ali the dinners
with Butcher Wsyler.-PbiladsIp nia Press.
The president has signed the bill Proyid-
ipg that q years residence in any OF the ter
ritOries shall be necessary before Application
can be made 10 th= territorial courts for a
divorce. A large assortment OF legal and Ju-
dicial shysters viii have to join the lottery
people in looking ior another job News.
Oar British cousins are very much elated
because they have succeeded IN whipping a
force OF hali-uaksd barbarian in be Sudan,
aud nov the Venezuelan question Is said 10
be threatening trouble again. But they
may find Uncle Sam very different propo.
.tion from the Mahdi. Minneapolis Tri.
hume.
The office OF Vice President of the United
States is one that is poorly paid, but
crowded with honors, and yet it gees beg
ging. The pay should be more IN keeping
with the dignity of the office. A poor
man cannot aspire to the Vice-Prcsidency
with the salary as now Chicago Inter
Ocean.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-06-25
ohiections to Mckinley.

Puck. the great gold Democratic cartoon
paper u the United States, deyotes two
psse cartoon 70 Mckinley, in which it
hraa3s ann as an unit man for President
tsoaus If his free silver pro5liyities. Puck
calls i "MeKinlsy shakey Financial
K cord and enumerate- its objections to
b'n IS follows:
"Hs voted for free coinage of silver in
1877
Opposed the veto Of the Bland Silver
Act IN 1878
Condemned Cleveland in 1888.
Condemned Cleveland for urging repeal
e Bland bill, and advocated large silver
purchases in 1890.
''ssid 4 want the double standard
Dictated the stradlling plank in Ohio
platform.
Mckinley must be very inconsistent
uersou. Puck forgets to mention the gold
utterances Of this double standard gold
bug" His speeches in Georgia we're to the
effect that il the Republican party adopted
a silver plank he would refuse to accept the
nomination; also hi, thorough acquieseence
in the gold plank on which he was nomi-
mated At St..Louis. What kind Of man il
this for President?
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-06-25
AN OUTRAGE.
Tom Gillian Deliberately Burns and
Destroys Over $500 Worth OF
Clothing, Etc, Belonging
TO His Daughters.

SiOAHHikf N-k1Ft GNtOtAENtb
to His Daughters.
Last Monday evening about i've o'clock,
weary and well nigh exhausted, Aunie
Gillian arrived from Bennett springs, having
walked the whole distance OF l3 miles. and
related that her father, Tom Gillian, had
that morning, while drunk. broken open
with an axe, her two trunk and banned their
contents, together with a new sewing ma
chine belonging to her sna her sister
Maggie.
A warrant was Immediately sworn out for
Gillan's arrest on charge Of ualioiougly ie.
stroying goods and property. aud the sheriff
brought him to town about two o'clock the
following morning.
1t appears that Gillian frequently gets
drunk, and when in that condition ia abus
i've in the extreme to his family, and
dangerous. On Monday morning he be-
came demonstratiye to such a degree. and
full Of threats that the daughters, Annie
and Maggie, both Of whom are grown,
souRnb SAFETY III hlShG anu eh'iNi9 uiNNi ''A"
Gillian throw from the house porch two
trunks and the sewing machine. He then
secured an axe, and after smashing the
trunks open and making kindling wood Of
the machine, he deliberately set fire TO
the whole, together with all the clothing Of
either Of the girls which he could find about
the house The trunks Of Miss Annie con-
tanned all her clothing, some of which were
very fine and much of which had never
been worn. All had been purchased with
money earned by her own labor away from
home
Gillian was arraigned on Tuesday morning
and detained any knowledge of the affair
as he was drunk. A plea of not guilty was
entered and the case set for trial yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock By that time Gillian
concluded he didn't want jury trial and
| the evidence was submitted to the Court
IL was shown that the trunks machine
and clothing were worth $4,000, and thai
the clothing of Maggie Gillian which hat
been destroyed was worth $40. Gillian in
terposed no defense and the Court at thu
conclusion of the testimony announced tina
he would pass sentence this morning, Tues
day, at ten o'clock.
This morning at the appointed hour o
ten o'clock court met, and Gillian havinj
no reason to offer why sentence should no
be passed upon him, was sentenced t
three months imprisonment in the count
Jail.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-06-25
To Young Men.

An exchange volunteers the following
good advice: "Young man, there is one
thing you cannot do. You cannot make a
success in life unless you work. Older men
than you have tried and failed. You cannot
loaf around the street corners, smoke, tell
stories, drink and sponge on some one else
without making failure in life. You must
learn trade or get in some honest business
If you don't you will become a chronic
loafer, and there is no place in the world for
loafers. The ripe fruit is at the top of the
tree, and you must climb if you get it,.
Some smart man will pluck it from you.
Do something, no matter how small, or low
wages; il will be starter. Help yourself
and Others will help you. There is no royal
gate to success; will, grit and endurance are
the qualities which lead to it.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-06-25
AUSTRALIAN BEE HUNT.
How tho Natives Find the WelI-Fnled
Hives.

How tho Natives Find the Well-Fnled
Hives.
An Australian savage comes up to
an Irishman's idea of human skill, for
"he bates the bees" a native seldom
fails to get honey when he discovers
the bee he has been wathching for. The
following description of natives bee
hunt is given in Mr.. Arthur's kangaroo
and Kauri:"
Warruyallah, the chief of o tribe,
went with two little nets to small pool,
filled his mouth with water, and then
lying down, his head hanging over the
pool, he remained quiet for an hour,
apparently looking at his own reflection
in the water. Then the hum of a bee
was heard. Buzz-z-z it went over the
pool, round the blacks head, now on one
side, now on the other, and now close
to his ear; but not motion betrayed
the bee hunter.
But when the bee, dropping close to
the water, gave notice by the change of
it's tune that it was about to sip, the
chief, with a snort, squirted the water
from his mouth over the little "buzzer."
Before it had time to recover from the
unexpected douche, he seized it deN-
teriously by the wings.
Then he prepared it for the chase by
fastening to it bunch of wild cotton
with some gum. The bee was let go; il
made for its hive, slowly at first on ac-
count OF its novel burden, which I'M
peded its progress and showed sign in
the air for the chief to follow. Over
hramble and brake went the chief, ac-
companied by the men of his tribe, and
in half an hour halted at the foot of an
immense gum tree. into whose top the
bee had gone.
The chief mounted quickly, by cutting
notches into the bark with his stone
! tomahawk. In a short time he brought
down a quantity of honeycomb, small
piece only of which contained honey
The Australian bees airs stinglsss.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-06-25
The Convention Boilers.

1t is pleasure to put the names of men
in print and eulogize those who are consist
ent and true to themselves and constituents,
and who will not even stand by their own
party when they see they are robbing the
people. The boilers have proved them
selves men and shown to the world that
they mean what they say about the white
metal The people of the silver states
should remember those who were towards
in tho convention when they come before
them for their suffrage. The patriots are:
From Colorado--Henry NJ. Teller, f. G.
Cloudy, j. w. Rockefeller, J. NJ. Downing,
A. NJ. Stevenson, J. F. Vivian, c. j. Hart
G. H. Brickenstein
From Idaho-F. 7. Dubois, w. S. Sweet,
Price Haley, A. B. Campbell, B. F. Rich
and Alexander Robinson.
From Nevada-A. c.. Cleveland, f.
Strother, j, B. 0verton and w. d. Phillips,
leaving c. H. Sproule, and g. T. Turrittr
in their seats
From Utah-F. ]. Cannon, Clarence
Allen and Thomas Kearns.
From Montana-Charles L. Hartman
only, and South Dakota r. Pettigrew. The
others constituting the % were from scat
tering States and Territories. Among thes
are -four United States Senators and twt
Congressman.
The people Of Nevada should give tn
vention an ovation, not because they di,
anything more than their duty and provet
themselves to be what they professed, bu
to influence others to quit assembling an
straddling.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-06-25

John Herman was in town from his ranch
in Meadow Valley Wash to-day.
Willie Stewart of the White Pine News
staff, came down last Thursday from Ely on
his bike. He and Dr. Hudgens started to.
gether but the DR.. was held up at Edwards
ranch GO miles north of town for three
DAYS with broken tire and came in by
stage Sunday evening. There are three
bioyclsts in town now and they can be seen
every evening parading the streets, which is
something unusual for this place.
William Lloyd has secured another years
lease on the Yuba mine and is again at
work The mine was shut down for about
three weeks only, but during that time part
of tho timbering in the shaft gave way, and
but for starting up again now, serious cav.
| ing and damage would soon have resulted
w. D. Prewitt, DIR. Hudgens and WI
| Stewart propose to attend the Salt Lake
! Carnival and will make the trip to Milford
in body on their bikes. They will leav,
here on Monday next, making the trip t.
Milford in two days.
Two two.horse teams came up from Pa
uaca last evening and this morning they
were put to work hauling ore from the Oh
Timer to the Summit mill Workmen ar
erecting number of new iigs at the mil
which will materially help to facilitate tn
output
The whistle at the Yuba is again maxim
the surrounding hills echo with its familia
foot. There is no chance to speculat
whether the Yub. has a whistle or not Ink
the one at the Summit mill, which resen
bes an incident OF night mare rather thai
reality. One length Of pipe and we woul
hear two whistles morning, noon and night
A wedding dance takes place at Sprin
valley next Monday evening. Invitation
are extended to number in town, the oC
casion being the wedding Of Edwin Lytle I
Eagle valley, to Miss E. Nillett of Spriu
valley. Both the young folks were boz
and brought up in the valleys there an
have large circle OF acquaintance,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-06-25

DIR. Hudgens, the leading dentist of this
section Of the state, is again at work ex.
tracing and filling teeth for the denizens
of Phoebe; he will be here for few days
only. After taking in the Carnival he will
be in Psnaca for = few days, from there he
goes home to DeLamar.
Good reports continue to come from State
Line. The majority of the prospectors are
locating and working gold properties. Billy
Jewel, who has several good prospects in
that district, sent some ore from one OF
them to Salt Lake to be assayed for gold,
the returns showed S42, it was not assayed
| for silver
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-06-25
Midsummer Carnival.

The U. p. viii make rate from Milford
TO the carnival at Salt Lake ON July I'd, Sd
and 4th at 81 for round trip. Tickets on
sale July let I'd and Sd with limit of re-
turning July 9th This is the lowest rate
ever made between these points
D. E. BuRLEY,
Gen. Agt. Pas. Dept.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-06-25
Notice.

During my absence 7. ]. 0oborne is
hereby appointed my authorized agent to
whom all moneys can be paid, and who will
attend to any matter connected with my
business. j. EIsENMANN.
Dated Phoebe, June 4, 1856.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-06-25
SALT LAKE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE
Reduced to $40 per Year After june !,
Ih0A

On June LIST the Salt Lake Tribune vii
reduce the price of the Semi. Weekly to 81
per year. The preaent high standard will
be maintained, and every effort will be
made to keep the Semi in the front
sank.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-06-25
Lost.

On Saturday evening, gold scarf pin in
shape Of pan with gold nugget set. The
finder will please return it to Record office
and be rewarded.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-06-25
Strayed.

From DeLamsr, about two weeks ago
two mouse or brown colored mules, branded
X and mark resembling on right thigh;
each of about 900 lbs. weight and ! or
wears old.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-06-25
$4,000 REWARD

will be paid to any person returning them
to DELAMAR NV. G.. NJ. Co,
Dated DeLamar, DeLamar New.
June 10, 1896.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-06-25
PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE
DELAMAR.
LOWER MAIN ST.,
Main Street.

A full line OF Fresh Drugs and Medf.
cines in stock, and Prescriptions Care
July Compounded mt All Hours of tbs
Day or Night by q Competent Druggist.
w. n. MEEK
I'm Charge.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-06-25

In our Handsome and Commodious stone building
we carry the largest and best assorted stock OF
goods this market has seen, and in Gents Cloth
ing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, our stock of Dry
Goods and Underwear for both Ladies and
Gentlemen, we offer exceptional value. This
line of goods personally selected by
member of our firm and cannot be excelled.
Call and examine both prices and quality and be
convinced
Main Street, Del
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-28

8un 8ujSnro's Say, Wtall., tuo
YraIioeut Gleuelnno ieine Sunntcrz
fericn nit leiuer @attiu subriuQt,
tummt Die Na6>icbt BON 0nUiO 81.
6ranctS Sum gIa6iplger ppn 0Dfe
Smith, SetretGr beS Snucr1, Der be-
tanntli6 am SamItaB iein Rurtcfeuile
nieoereele9t bat. TnnIit lieDt CT
9uuoerneur 5ranci8 en0lidl feline
b69iteu 9lmbitionen erfiillt, pblupgl
iein NmtSterntin ia nur np6 ein auz
Berit tltr5er ieiu iuiro. Die 9tubri0t
BON 6rancis Grnenunug bat III
@aibin9tun iebr iibcrrnidbt. Gleoe-
Lamb batten ieine 9famcn 5mar nad
ieincr lebten Gripdblung icincn
"Slntey einperbleibt m0 MATT CT,
tuartete aIIgcmein, tbn 5um Wtar
ineietretar ernannt 5u Icben. 9Sn
oehen unterla9 er 0nunl5 nuf 0ruul
oeS 6ottipnsfampfcS in WtiMpuri
Us iuuroe bnn1ols Elm uun 2O,OOC
Senptraten undergraduates Sittgeiud
an @leoelauo 9eric9tet, 6raucis uic9
su,erneunen II. bies beiicgelte bamnl
iein Sbidial.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-28

Der YrdItoeut oc3 gcnounteu 6arm=
er= 8erbanoe5 bat beint &ertilnocn
beS ReIultatS Die iUloenbe iUeit0ebcn-
be 8emertuug an9eiii9t: Die Sil6cr=
ndbeitOerI6UinOetrnl aus unIer-
Ell 8eiben, ocnu bic 6nrner Sn=
biann 8 uDllen unter alien llmltanD
Ell oun einem ntinOerpertbigcn 0eloe
ni6tS iuilen!" n!"-SrnoD! Dies miro
aus ean3em Ser3en pUu Den 5orncrlI
Nhilouri'S 3 llntcrltibt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-28

8ur5, aber Icblnacno bat nuf eincr
8eriamnluug upn 8eic1aitsleuten in
@reencnltle, Sno., etn iltnger 9feoner
gegen Die Sil6ernnrrDeit iib uu8ge=
ipru9eu. Gr ingtc;
rSit @olo im @ert6e geltiegeu? -
Nn Sifber QencHen, ia! 2tn Den mel
item @aareu gemencn, ia. Sin 2lrbcit
eemeien nein. Die 2Dbne liuO bDGer
nlS I'M Sabre 1873.
rQie Slnge, baB Der 9Ollnr SIT
oiel iuertD lei, bciBt cinfa6, OaB Der
Nrbeitcr iiir ben 2Obu, Ben er emp
Innet, su uiel uun ben &eoiirIuiIien
unb glnnebnrlicbteiteu beS 2ebeu8
tnuIen funn.
,g9em oics bnS llcbc( lit uno Die
erfuroelli6c 9bbillfc III Der Ser
minoerune Der SuuifroIt Der 2Ubue
beItebt, baun lit 6rcililber Ons 8if=
ti9e."
rgBelbe 3dbuc betuntnlt Der Wteultb
sulebt?" fro9te Der ErufeHur Der 2lna-
tunie leiue &loTc. Sic iai0en"
ertuioerte eiuer Der SDiiler.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-28
800 Selohnuno. 500.

SlOO SSlOIpiuhS. StOO.
Die 2eler bieier 5eitung tueroen ii6
freuen 5u erfabren, baB es tpenteltenS
cine eefiirbtete &ranfbeit eiebt, ipel=
dJe bic gSiiienidaft in ar ibren Stl,z
fen Eli beilen im gtnnoe lit; Snu's
Sntarr6 6z&ur lit Die einsi8e Jest Der
arsli6en SriberIduft befannte puii~
tiue Sur. aatarr1 erfuroert als cine
@puititutiunsfrantbeit cine cOnz
Itttutiunelle Sebunolune. Sal's
Satarrbz&ur ipiro innerli6 genpm
men u..b nirtt brett auf bas 8lut
unb Die i6lein1isen SberIId6en oeS
5glten8, oaourc6 Die @runola9e Der
Sraufbeit serit6renO unb benz Yati=
enten Strait eebeno, inOem iie Die
Contribution be8 SDrpers aufbaltt uno
Der 9tatur in ibrem gSerfe bilft. Die
@iecntbunler ba6en 10 piel Sertrauen
gu ibren 6eilfrdften, oaB lie cinbunz
bert Dollars Selpbnun9 fiir ieoen
Sail anbieten; ben lie gu furiren uer=
ieblen. 2aBt Gu6 cine 2tIte ppu
3euenillen fpntmen. Wtan aOreilire.
s. &. @benep p& 60. SOleoo, 8.
s~ Serfnuft ppn alien 9lputbefern
75C.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-28
tbatid6li9e SerbdGtniB tuie 81 1i3

tbatid6lide SerbaltniB tuie 81 1i3
5u l.
Semerfenstuert6 lit oaS ber5eitige
SSn0en be5 Silber=gurIes ais Elm 9lns
5ei9en bes 6a(Iens Der SrpanzNctien.
0tit Der pDlitiI6en Silberbemeeung
lit cine tauTnlanniI9e Speculatipn
6auo in Sano eeeaneen. gs elaubt
5tpar fein pernilnfti9er Menl6 on
Srpnn'8 8ebauptun9, baB I'M Safe
ieincr @rpdblung Der Yreis Der lln5e
Silber ouI s1.2O in @plo iteieen
miro. 9lber man tpeiB, baB man inn
8nIe ieiner @rpa6luna, na9 BET
Grlnliuuo bes oerbeiBenen 16 gu l.
@eIetes, nit l lln5e Silber s1.20
S6uloeu til9en lino lOntit oil bent
oorber auf9etauften Silber einen
entipre6euoen @eiuiun MAIDEN tUuu-
te.
SeHertcu ii9 bic 9tusii6ten auf
8rpon'S @rludb(un8, 10 tpiiroe lel6It=
ucrltdnolic9 bic Speculation 9rDBeren
llmIonQ ounebmeu. Die gta6Trage
noC0 Silber ipiir0e itei9eu uno Der
4Srei8 III bie 9Dbe 9eben. Der &iidz
gang bes &reiIe8 0eutet an, oaB Die
Specu(atiun fiir uerlureN gift.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-28

Der Warftpreis oeS Silber8 lit lit
Den 9ebten 9aeen auf &C Gents Die
Hinge geTnuen, nndbem e5 tpdbreno
Der lebten Mtunate bur1icbnittliD nuf
etiua 6S Gents 9eitanoen uuo 5eit,
iueiie io8ar 20 Gents 9ebradjt bate.
Us bat ii6 oemna9 Der MetaurpertD
oeS SilberboIlarS ppn SO Gents auf
81 Gents oerminbcrt. Die beioen
SelometnIle, Die man nit a(ler
Sepalt suiammen ipannen tpin, iino
fuieoer Inn Elm Stuf iueiter ouseinz
amber 9eriidt. g8abrenb bic 5reiz
hlberbDlOe Eraeune I'M Serbdltnif
oon IL 81 l oerlaneen, ltent ii6 baS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-28

3aB Die 6armcr, I'M 8rpBeu Gau5cn
senummen, ouf Seiten oc8 8e9t2-
Der republitanil6eu Eortei uuo 9ute5
@ulo-iteben, be,ueiit Die fiir5tic6 III
elmer i6rer Nr8oniioti0neu, Der rSnoi~
ana 6armcr8' @(Npciotiun," iue(cbe
aus so 900 Wtit9tteoeru beIte6t, uur>
eeupnmene 2(bItintnltng. &ulitiidJ
1ino bieIe(ben tuie iul9t geiitltt: %,
500 republitouilf; 2o,5oO oentOtra=
tiI6; 1000 pppuliitiId un0 1000 pru=
bibitipniitiid). %uu 6ieien babeu 4,
25O 0titglie0er i6riftlic0 erfldrt, DaB
iie int g1uuentber fitr 99iIlinm Wfc&inz
lep uno gute3 @elo itimmcn iuer0en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-28

2eaoentuurtb, Sans. 25. 9lus. sc 6s
Wteilen tueltli6 BON Gun9onorie in
Sefferipn County fobten Gamitag
9ia6ntittas stuei 5armer auf ibren 60
cuntubilen itebenb eiuen Streit aus.
Die 9relber, elmer @amens 9ete Der
aubere Steuens, tuoIIten beioe fir
SDbn @brbor6t 6reiben. Der bur6
elm NiBueritdnbniB beibe Mdnner 5u
Der 9rbeit beiteIlt bate. 9lls beiOe
9eute suslei6 bel Der 5arm anfanen,
CAB es einen Streit unb beibe Ntai6inz
en- fu1ren nit se1ffneten Sentilen auf
bas 9bor gu. @8 erfol9te Elm fur9tz
barer 3uiammenituB. Cine MaIbine
tpuroe in Die Suit eetuprfen uno fiel
riifipdrts nuf bic anoere. Stepens
uur6e tDotli6 nerlebt, Der anoere
Mai9iniit entfnm Dbne Serlebung.
Serbaftet tuur0e Niemano.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-28
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that Letters tesla
mentary upon the Estate of James R. Black
we'll, deceased, have been granted to the
under rsigned, by the Probate Court of Gas
conade County, Missouri, bearing date the
Sth day of August 1896.
All persons having claims against said
Estate are required to exhibit them to him
for allowance within one year from the date
of said Letters, or they may be precIuded
from any benefit of such Estate, and if such
claims be not exhibited within two years
from the date of the publication OF this no.
tice, they will be forever barred.
MARTIN P. BREUER,
Executor,
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a)er,1tu1t,t aen, grettun, >en 49, A,,u,1It, 1896,

8ernibtet Die ganabas9iI Itel auf
enerem NniueIen cbe Die 8liitben in
Saamen iibereegnnsen Iin0. @s be-
ftebt elm Staatsz@eieb, 6as es ieben
2anoeieentbiimer, noer bem Mietber
bes @runbitiides, CUR 8Hi6t mabt,
Die gana6a>9iitel nuf ieinem 2anbe
81 pernibten, ipie es audi ben @eeez
aufiebern CUR Gufsnbe eema6t tuirb,
bnrauf 81 ieben baB ben 2anbitraBen
entlane teine 9iIteln sur 8liitbe
fumnlen.
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RETURN DOCKET.

RETURN DOCKET.
I. Lula S. Sitton VS.. S. w.
Burchard and F. B. Burchard.
Mote.
?. Inocenz Linder VS.. Henry
Tekotte. e.--Damage.
:. Clara Niederhelmann VS..
Jacob Metzler.-Money lent.
a. Chas. Long VS.. Alice Long.
Divorce.
IS. Nancy,J. Reynolds VS.. VIM.
R. Reynolds.-Divorce.
Is. VIM. F. Delisle VS.. John w.
Davis ct al.-Action to perfect
title.
II. VIM. F. De1is1e VS.. VIM.
Obermier ct a1.-Action to per
feet title.
IS. Ed. Stewart by c. w. Ellis,
his next friend vs.. Mo. Paci-
fc Ry. Co.-Damage.
10. Ella Vanc1eave VS.. Joseph
Vancleave.-Divorce.
20. In the matter of Michael JorI
dan, Robert Walker, assignee.
Assignment.
G, H. HOMFELDT,
Circuit Clerk
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Ipid,tio fir sic Gefer.

oabt ibr 8beuinatismus? iuenn 10
probirt r@lurta Comic, oa5 bette
aller Oeittef. 8reis elm Dollar per
Spr. 8rube frei. Man tpenoe iiH an
Serrn SlnoernS Sabrutt, ste StraBes
Sermanu, Mo., er lift 4eent oieie.
f6ftli1en @tittels.
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Qie &aoue Die Jest oefubrt
werocn tuiro, lit uibt Elm g8obltompI
be8 arnlen Wtunne5 oeoeu ben reic9cn
Mnnu, iunoeru beS 2emn0ugen Qe=
gen Seioc.
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0ut fur SJencrWawu.

Gat Ssbermonn nimmt cine obiabreube Ntebtsn
I'M bos sptem gu retuiseu uub ort bobst CUTE Ser
oauuHg uno Sretbet oon Ra9er befdiuerbn gu erlan.
gen. Sas bette witteI I'M ntsIsu 3tued Su erretGea
tit SimmOnS 2ebsr 9;cguIator. 9Boun bte 2ebsr
tbati9 uno sefunO ift.fnoet db frei nongtalara
YiIiOft6t. ruosroouItdtett fronten 9opftpcb NIB
DerfopfIns; uub bon jensm aus9smsrgsItsu uao
fdpa6sn Ssfdbl. 2Bedt Cure Sober auf burG ben
Ssbrau4 bon Stmmous 2sber Rssulator unb Sbr
tuerbst bon oiefen usbsIu befret. ais elm abfibr-
mtttsI mirft Simmons Seber RssuIator befIer ola
Ptnsn. Gs ipirtt Ieidht obfibreHb unb ertrif8eub.
gu ersaIttH Hlis Gtou oorbercits oter als PuIner,
70 5n Hebutn obsr sin Sbts baraus MAIDEN pe es &c.
s2obnIta setbau tptrb untsr benz oeutf4su @UIt.
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Die Jaeo nad oem 6lud.

gBie lie ellen, rennen baIten,
gSie tie nit beeier'eem 8lid
Sbne 8uben, pbne 9fniten,
9llle iaeen na6 benz @lId!
Saben I6lieBli9 bier auf @roen
9eur beS Strebens 91Dtb unb 9sein,
llub i'm 9antpf um's @liidli9mer=
ben.
Seine Seit gum Sliidlid)Iein.
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Weon fann ni6t imnter eenau bot
beriaeen, mas elm 8erliebter tbun
ipirb, man fann aber nit sienli6er
@etuiBbeit barauf tpetten, baB es et>
tpas Dummies iein tuir6.