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The Delta independent., 1896-08-19

transacted little business on their
own account. They visited together
u mica mine, which was barely pay
ing expenses, and which the owners
were anxious to sell. The mine was
owned by the Austrian Mining com
pany whose agent, Won Brent, had met
Kenyon in Ottawa. kenyon's educated
eve had told him that the white
mineral they were placing on the dump
at the mouth of the mine was more
valuable than the mica for which they
were mining. Kenyon was scrupulously
horest-a quality somewhat at dis
count in the mining business-and it
seemed to him hardly fair that he
should take advantage OF the Ignorance
of Won Brent regarding the mineral on
the dump. Wentworth had some
trouble in overcoming his friends scru-
pies. He insisted that knowledge al
ways had to be Paid for, in law, mcdi-
cine, or mincralogy. and therefore that
they were perfectly justified in profit
ing by their superior wisdom. So it
came about that the young men took TO
England with them three months
option on the mine, which means that
ioI thrtc HioutHS tie NeIe W hAN' tiiS
privilege of buying the property at n
certain figure named in the legal docu
mcnt which was called in the mining
language, the option"
well, l am sure" said Miss Lorg-
worth, when Kenyon had given her all
the details, If you are confident that
the mine is good one, you could sec
no one who would help you more in that
way than my father. lie has been look
ing at brewery business in which he
thought of investing, and with which
he has concluded to have nothing TO do,
so he will be anxious to find something
reliable to take its place. How much
would be required for the purchase of
the mine you mention?"
The Delta independent., 1896-08-19

"How old is your little dollIe?' II
don't know" You're not very smart
little girl, then. arc your" "Well. all 1
know is. got the body on Christmas.
and we bought new h ad for her yester-
day.--Puck.
The Delta independent., 1896-08-19
CHAPTER v,

John Kenyon, deserted by his only
friend on board, made no complaint,
nor did he endeavor to make up for his
loss by finding new acquaintances. lie
was not u man who formed friendships
readily, but fate was kind to him, and
had already set about adjusting the
balance of profit and loss; moreover
fate, who likes to do things in fitting
manner, used the deserter as an in
strument.
Wentworth's conscience seemed to
be troubling him because he left his
whereas they had been constantly
together on the trip westward; there
fore he considered it his duty to make
un apology to Kenyon every morning,
before placing himself for the rest of the
day under the fascinating influence of
Miss Brewster.
There is nothing you wish to talk
with me about, is there, kenyon?"
asked Wentworth on one of these occa-
sions, looking down at his friend seat
ed in his deck chair.
Nothing whatever" .-.-s.-
"rhen you don't mind"
mot in the least" interrupted Ken
yon, with q smile.
''I want you to do some energetic
thinking about our mine, you know,
20 that you will be ready to open the
campaign when we reach London.
Thinking which is worth anything rs
best done in solitude, Kenyon. % l will
not bother you for an hour or two"
Again Kenyon smiled, but made no
reply, and Wentworth departed.
The elderly gentleman whose chair
was next TO Kenyon's, looked round at
the young man when his friend men
toned the mine and his name.
"Are you Mr.. Kenyon, the mining ex-
pert?' he asked, when Wentworth
walked away.
II am . mining engineer" answered
Kenyon, with some surprise.
.Did you go out to Canada to report
ON mines there for the London syndi-
cnter
"Why do you ask?'' said Kenyon. all
his native caution being aroused in a
moment, on hearing the astonishing
question.
The elderly gentleman laughed. "Be-
cause l am, in q measure, responsible
for you," he said. II am Mr.. Long
worth-John Longworth, of the city
and q member of the London ryndi-
cate. Two names were proposed
Sections and yours. / voted for you;
not that knew anything about you,
but some of the others seemed very
anxious that Scotton should 60, 20 l
thought it best to vote for you. There
fore. YOU see, ss I said before, ! am
partly responsible for your being
here"
II hope you will not be dissatisfied
with the result, Mr.. Longworth."
81 hope not myself. I can SEQ that
you arc . cautious man, and those who
recommended you vouched for your
capabilities, 30 with caution and ca
pscity man should succeed. intended
70 visit the properties, but was de-
tsined 20 long in the west that did
not have time to 30 north. How did
you find the mines?"
The Delta independent., 1896-08-19

$1,000 will buy desirable home on
Meeker street; two lots-easy payments.
BLAIR g. MAsris.
The Delta independent., 1896-08-19
neturesk
! EH.Kin1.
Copyright. 1855. BY
Robert Barr.

during which the young " oman sec med
to be adding commas and fuil-stops To
the manuscript on her knee. Went
worth cleared his throat two or three
times, but his lips were SO dry that he
could hardly speak. At last he said:
Miss Brewster. how can induce you
not to send that from Queenstown to
your paper?"
The young woman looked up at him
with pleasant, bright, smile.
''Induce me! Why, you couldn't do
tit couldn't be done. This will be
one Of the greatest triumphs have ever
achieved. Think of Rivers failing in il
and not accomplishing i'll"
"Yes, I have thought of that" re-
piled the young man, despondently
Now, perhaps you don't know that the
full report was mailed from Ottawa to
our house in London, and the moment
we get to Queenstown will telegraph
my partners to put the report in the
hands OF the directors?"
'Oh, know all about that" replied
Miss Brewster; Rivers told me. He
read the letter that was inclosed with
the documents he took from your
friend. Now, have you made any cal
culations about this voyage?"
Calculations? I don't know what
you mean"
well, l mean just this: We will prob
ably reach Queenstown on Saturday
afternoon. This report, making allow.
unce for the difference in the time, Will
appear in the Argus on Sunday morn
ing. Your telegram will reach your
house or your firm on Saturday night,
when nothing can be done with it. Sum
day nothing can be done. Monday
morning, before your report will reach
the directors, the substance of what has
appeared in the Argus will be in the
financial papers, cabled over to London
on Sunday night. The first thing your
directors will see of It Will be in the
London financial papers on Monday
morning. That's what mean. Mr.. Went
worth, by calculating the voyage"
Wentworth said no more. He stag
eered to his feet and made his way as
best he could to the stateroom. CROPPING
like a blind man. There he sat down
with his head in his hands. and there
his friend Kenyon found him.
The Delta independent., 1896-08-19
Real Estate Agents.
If you are looking for bargains
read this list over carefully.

No. l5i15-s0 acres in Gunnison valley;
sufficient water right in Bona Eide ditch;
bed. various kinds OF small fruit; nice
young orchard; stables. poultry and ice
house, Price $500. VIII sell in 40 acre
tracts.
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2(us 2l1iHouri.

- u I'm Meilen n0toll6 bon Salt
loruia eriranf Der Jarmer S. vs.. Song
als or bnr6 ben onyeihruolenen Noni
teau Greet III ieiteu u:riu6te. Gt lun'
erIt SO Sabre al: unO binierldBt 5ral
uub 5ruei Sinoer.
- 81 @eqsuiQr, Mo. uctltarb g
8. 8lfcr, en bctlnnter osmotrnil'
Iber &o!ilifer, DER s Sabre lang GlerI
uon M~ioutgomelp County uuo 10 Shbr'
lana 0aIIlrer Der 8tasulae 0aHf Sc
lueicm lunr. @r miro pom 5rrimnnrcr'
tempel aus beerol9t wsroen.
- Su cas- EOitant 5u Ssnnrtf,
Nto., iUuroe f,ilbe an Wor3en beg II.
D ~. clngcblo6eu uIo Der Snliens
itrauf uon 0cn @Inolin9llngen nit 3p'
unlpit aufseipren8t. ~NdbOem oIcs &C.
iteEen, isbten Die Ginbreder oGs Yclt'
Of b6uoe in Grano uno peranlnBten d.
tur1 IN Sennett cine lebr octbanSnlB'
urue J%eutrsbIunit, rcnn prn oCm FoIt'
amt or i'm Die 5lummes iueiter nno ser,
lt6lten l~irbtr5cbn @rbduoe, einen Se
I~ummiuerlut BON SOC. 900 anribienn
- Su Snnids @itp. WtO., i6sint Dor
Geitcn 9swilIer 2ei6enbeitatter Elm
i6lpuu9uO!Ier 2ei6enbnnoel betrieben gu
iperoen. @5 muroe Dor ELL pdar 2a9en
Die @ntoeduna 9enIabt, bnB elm bei9cisB-
Ter SOr9, Der Die 2eide bon Sobn So
ienbcr9 entbulten loGte mr. Sano beber.
be.str. Die 9eide iuar luie bic lmltdu-
Dc burtbaten ibon Dor Der Seilcbun9 ocs
Sar9es aus olciem e%ntfernt uoroen.
Huumcbr iino lusitcre ~ocrartt9e Sale
cnincdt mor6eu. Gui 9etreiben Der 8ul-
iSei 1T oos Grab oes tiir5tid pertorbe.
uen George u. Sennin9s. BON 4u'cel,
q. e, iuetber ON II. Sauuar i'm
0eutldlnno Soipitul itarb, 9eoflet iporz
Den. Sie Hei9e fsbtte uuo an ibrer
STEELE wlrbe 9enau luie im Sarge &o'
ienbers's Slno uorsefunoeu. Gin glei-
DIES @rsebniB fano man bel aus9rab-
ung bes 5arses Deg am 5. 5ebruar
1torbenen Siaac 8ubertIOn. On Stele
Isin.r 2ei@e beOedte in Der SObe BON
5pei uno einbal5 3oa Sano Den BOoen
BEG Snrges.
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Don einem Odmon perfolet.

Mie oteIe SeIbituUrb. 9Iaubit 9n pohI. Iisbel
9eier, iinb oeH Weui6en bs9anstn pOrhen, peI6'
bur6 ben Sdmpn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bnr Yer8p'if
lung setrtebsu tporbsu itnb2 SIRE 3abI lift cnsIos
sBir ipifeu gum geiipteI. baB Sppo6onbris cine ar
Wtonomonis lift. .iue froutbofte StIbftqudIsrtt. bas
erasbuiB BON drpuiidtr 9pspepF.. e6IoHoftsteit
sntfpriust bduis aus ~bsrisIb.u Gnsut uub fhbrt
idIieslia Sur @eruidtuus Der s~,iittgeu unb 9enf
f~Ghteteit. Gs TIT heSboIb Son onerbodfter WiGtieteti
ioId. llebeI ui6t 6rOuiI6 peroeu gu Iaiisu. tpsnn fl
fh etuaufteusu uuS ibre Gpfsr bis sur GrI66pfnnC
gu petuigsu beginner. Refine Der dr5tIiGen WiFen-
f9Gft betannte ar5nst 1T 5u hieism rorbtasenbsr
Sped beTsr sseisuet aIS Softetter's 1ueeubitters
gu ben drouiften 9eioeH. bic ss oerbItst. sdbI.n
1roniide ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, S6IoroI9tsit.
rbeumatifhe unb g1iereuItibeu. WerftoptuHe uub Sc.
~berIeiben. Ser appetit p:rb hur9 bas gttters &C.
itdrft, b1S gIut tsrel6ert, fbrperIide aruft unh
WobIbeGogeu eeitet9srt.
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'&ant S6miuo fu6t
Rurirt tuerOea

Q,teie Eraae tuirb nit bearelHi4eE Spdns
uufa RON ben uleifteu ShminoIiidtigeu
otleIt. rlnIere Inttuort lautet, oaB Gun.
0enfd1tuiHhiu6t ODER irgeno eiu anhere5
3~uuaeulsioen bel redtsciti9er 4ntpenbung
Der rtttiaeu Nittef. chen 10 leidlt furirt
niro rute Eieber. yS9ipiHbiuht entitebf
hur9 B.rnodldhiguna etnee 9uftens oeer
elmer GrfdltunJ, bic Shnen 5uerft ais rid1ts-
fouenb une unbebeuteno porfomnit NIB
beshdf5 uitt aeh6ri9 beo6tet min. Bah
ffeuf nd dber elm unbeltimmbarer Grud
auer dber bic 8ruif nit 9elesrntliden bef.
tioeu, raau1ulaf ftefenoen Ghmer;eu Elm.
Der Dufen uirb bart NIB trodcn. Wenn
lihts aefdieht, Mn bieieu Suien 81 furt'
ZEN, 10 iuerbsu bic 2ungeu ~irritirt unb
euuaenf9pinbiu9t 1T bic 6olse. Gaisn
gle id rather bic eriteu Sbmptolne eieies
TfredliHfen a1er 2eiber ntdt 5t rerllad1'
ldHiseH; Uerihafen gle itd eine Tlal4e
ga.n's eaaseaesltaai uro Sebrans9eM Sts
aans beiiutmt helfeH, inbeni CT ben Snien
fuSert uns furirt nnb bic Sarge belt. Die
Ter a~una.nbsiam entbdit fein Opium IN
troenb rotlMer Horr1. Tet ben meifien benz
BHbifun1 oTerfrten 2unaen5slmittelu bill.
Set Opiur ,inen Der $auptbeitanbttel lie
MAJ unter Der triiaeriiGen Ginpirtnrg bic.
(es 8etdubunaS mrttet5 glaubt Der Grn1e
s.hloinbii6tis, iein eetSsn lsiers iid,,
rpeil ct rubis idlafen tann, mdbrcnb III
Rirti6teit Die SranfReit gleid benz Srsks
INNER weit,r UNI FA 9reiit. aliens
e~uaaeahaliam III elm olteS, erprcbtes
6eilTnitisl, auf behen beileHoe Wirfung
man fi9 rntebinst oexlaf.n fann. Wta9tn
Gle itur elm Dtertel Der 5,it lang, bic Ste
eiutn gr;t gum Grpsrimentiren erlauben
miiroeu, einer Esrlud oar1it sic tuereeu
pom bera Reiultat fd:rlt9 iebr hefrteoi9t
fem.
gGs apotbeier b~srfanfen Ign.
WGeu's 3%uugenba(iam.
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Kopfpeh.Rur

&ls Elm Sellmittel fir oGe Nrten bon
8cpfw.b tat iid elettriI9es Bltters als
bas alerbefte erpieien. gr beipirft
cine permanente Sur unb bas 6artnd.
disite hatttueae 8opfueb pet6t ieiuem
ginfufe. Btr mD6ten in &ae, iuelde
oamit seplast iinb. brinser, fi6 e,ne
5lai9e BACON anSuidoFsn uuo bieles
Setlmittel 5u erpro6eu. Su fsdnen
bon babitueler @pnitipatiou furirt Dos
@leftric 8itters, inoem es ben Ginae-
tpeioen bic n6tbise 8efdaFenbett Der,
leibt uno 1ur tuentse..6 Sale iuiberfebcH
Der anipenbuns oieier Mebisin fanse ).
Serin5t fie einmal. groBe Slaiden
nur 80 Gents in Balter Bros. 9lpotbe-
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GataGe Nur t9tisteit,
probe.Sdue.

- g. 5. Clifford, Stem gniielL
@isc.. litt on 9teuralsie unb &beuma
SIN US; fem Mnseu mar anger OrS'
tutg, isine 2ebes wor in b~eunrubisenoeI
Beiie unsesrifen, Gppetit nubm OBJ,
uno er bate an 5leiI9 unr Stdrle be.
oeuteno ab9euOmmeu. Srei 6laI6er
@l5ttirides 8itters" bielten i'm
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@UfOrtiae ainoerune pom Brui

- Sofortise 9inoerune o Sruit-
l6mer; clfolst, tuenn MAJ elm nit
gbamberlnins StmerSbnliam anseftuh=
tetes @tid 8lanea ouf bic i6merSenbe
Ste0e uno Elm apberes auf Den &iden,
Swii6eu ben s9uttern, binoet. Dies
1T telpnoers ~weribuOa in 6dQeu, in
osnen Der G6merS burb cine @rtdttuns
perur5aht uutbe uuo cine Heiauns CUR
2unsensntSiuOuns uorbanbsu 1T. Gum
8erfauf BEL Ralter Bros.
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= Sir 8erionen, ipel6e Qnfduen
Don bother &olif untertuorfen Iino,
iuiro es cine anseuebme ueberraiduno
iein. 81 erfabren, bob prompie SiIfe er,
lanst weroen fonn burb gbam6erlains
&olit-, @boiera. uno SiarrbD-R ittel.
Sn nielen Sdaen fam Der Nnfou ourh
iofortise Gnfuenoune bieies Rittels bel
benz @ri4einen Der eriten Sranfberts.
Symphonic oerbmoert iperoen. 25 unb
SO Gents 6laiden sum 8erfauf bel
&alter Bros.
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Die 6utoe6une rettete iein Ssben.

Ote Onloedu1S reIIeIe 1etU Gepetl'
Serr 8. @aiuonctte. 9ru99iit, Sea-
aersui1e, ST.. iagt: n9r. Sn8's
.,gaetu Giscoperp" rettete mem 2eben.
Sd bate Die Grippe. fein GrSt Der
9eadbarl6ait tonute mir belfeu unc
moi iagte mir, i6 miiie i%terben. Do
i9 Or. Sings Nep DISCOVERY III mel
mem etoye bate. innote i6 mad elmer
5lai6e upb nabm bnuon. S6On mad
Der erIten 9oits fibtte i9 8eiisrung,
uuo na6oem ih brei Slnideu gencm=
men, mar i6 ipieoer bergeiteat. Die
Mebi5ir 1T iBr @eipiht in Cob ipettb
uno miro tie ia meinem SiuCe uuo
6aus ssbaften."-9ulb Ireie BrObe-
flai6eu in @alter 9rps. Qpotbefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-21

Su oIeien Sagen oes 3elepbon, Sele
erapben uno Der @leftrtciidt uno pes
Sampfes, f6nnen Die 2eute ni6t Gage
ooer Stunoen lang uuf @rlei6ternng
wnrteu. SeBbalb Dffertren tuir Sud
One Minute Cough Sure. Bener
Gage, nod Gtunoeu, mod Winuten
usrseber ebe SIR grleidterun3 be-
fommt.-Balfer BROS.
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@ir Dilni6en u~niereu aunoen nit
Sutbeilen, oaS One Minute Cough
Cure elu Iideres uno 5uuerIdhises Seil.
uitttel fir &inoer 1T. iuelde bic Brdune,
Grtdltun9en. !peli.rteit ooer 2un9ens
entShnouns bubeu. gs 1T leiGjt einsu
nebmen unc turirt idneG.-Walter
Bros.
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&opfIueb lit Die oirefte 5ol9e bon
'lnperonulibfeit nuo Nnscnieiben.
&tau beieitiJc cicle our6 ben 9ebraud
BON Se8itts 2ittle @arlp Rilers uur
Guer Sopfiucb uerlduiuoct. Die be-
liebien fleinen Silen iibernl.-Walfer
Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-21

9t II i aus b em 2elepbon.
u: Sas 2elepbon lit eisentli6 biz
9roBlrtl9lte Climbing oieies SabrGun.
oefs.
%: Die 9rOBarilsite? 8ieio benin
u: @ell Der i6luddlihlte Menid
Dem ftdrfiteu bic sr5Bten @robbe,ten
ideen fann. Obne befirdten gu miffen,
oas er Yriieel bsfommt.
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3e&itts @ii9 Saaet Salpe furtrl
S. O. 8o,ca pom iblimmftcu Sn0 pun
eczema, ber iennls i'm Gtaate Subj
ana uorfam @s furirt Gerbriibunsen,
SrnnomuEten. olte 9eidipii,e uuo Der
tebft niemaIs Sdmorrboiben gu turiren.
.-gSdlfer ;6rns.
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. q b T.

S6riitlteIer: 8ie bat Sbuer mein
neucltcs 9uitIpiel 9efaaeu, 9rdoises
6rdulein?
Dame: 8. es iuar ent5iideno. 80.
tn 3piIdeuaft purSe mir cine 9iebess
e%ttldyuna aemaht.
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@s 1T fcin @unoero,n9. @s furiri
u,&t Nurs uber es furirt SdmUrrbOi-
ben. 0as III es mas 9e8itts @iid
SaScl Salue ftrlis brinst uno bat eS
in buuoerteu o 5daen setban.-8al-
Ter Bros.
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6tigte Srnae.

@eiBt Tn, bns 5rdulein BON g.
iolteit IN beiratben, bas lit elm Mdbs
den, tpie iis i'm Buds 1tebf!
Sm! Sm 8e6bu6e pber i'm So.
man?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-21

Gin Serr f,eies @curtbs, ecr Oh
seSeidnete3 urtbeil befist, iasie fir5-
LID su uus. baB er feline 8ile femme.
bic 10 gut fir uuueronulldafeit. 5ari'
leibiefeit uuo 2eber 2eioen lei, pie Be
Bitts 4ittle @nrIp &iiers.-8alfer
Brps.
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g o Il d 9.

@r: Mit Dir, Geliebte, biz an's
gnoe ter @elt!
Gle: M6 nein, ba pare mrs 5u
pol, bort ssben ia RE meiiten 2iebes
pare bin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-21

Sir Ysrioncn, welde Anfdaeu
Don t6iiler Solit unte,wOrfeu iinc,
Wiro CO cine aneenebme lleberraI6uns
lein, 81 criobreu. bob prempte S,lfe er=
lan9t mcroen fam bur6 @hamberlams
&Olif-, gbU!era- uuo 3iorr6D- Mitte!.
Su useleu 5d0en fam Der NnioQ ourdi
iOfotti9e Iniuenbuns bieics 0tittels BEL
Dem @ri6e,neu Der e,iteu &ranfbeits.
Symphonic per3iueert tpero.u. % unb
90 Gents 6lai@en gum Berfauf tei
Walfer 8roS.
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Serr (Mor9ens 81 benz reuen Git
1sr): Saben sic oas Gfero seihttertf
- Sauobl!
- @epubt?
- Sumobl!
0u9 mein 8elccifeo?
- @efiittert niht!
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Il II b c b q d. t.

Eaute. 0ieie Code TT nod BON met
nem ieli9en Srautisam!
gti6te: Scr 1T WUbt i6un lau9it uer.
beiratbet, Santc?
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Sudlen's Qrniod.Salbe.

Sefte @nlbe bcr @elt sesenIgduittt
Gueti6un8en. 9eIdruG,en. Sal5fluB
5i~eberbeulen .&in9tuurm. aufseiprunsent
6dnbe, Siibneraueen uno ale 3outuus'
ibld9e. '9eilt ii6er Stiles, Ooer feint
8e5lblun9 uerlanst. !5eilur" oneu
5dllen %sarautirt. oeer @eIb 5uruderftat-
tet. Nrets rs Gents Die 8u6le. gu
haben bel @ntfer Bros.
GataGe u Ii r / 6tisteit.
@an: Cine 6laIAe 8eiu, &eGner!
&sGIner: gu eiu, 5wei uber orei
Mtatt?
@uit: Srn, iueIden tuirben Sic mir
e%mpfebten?
&elner: 1uter u=s: nebmeu Sic Den
gu etner Rarf. Der unoere 1T n6n'
ll9 aud nidt teIier.
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9 @irtb ais Serge.
9orTbenber:....S aben Sic nm nod
irseno etmns @ihti9es 5u io8en?
3euge (g8irth): ga, Scrr 8atf--
in elmer Stunoe miro Sci uns frii9 nnz
9eIto4em!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-21

Ginttlidteit lift erne empfeblens
lperibe 2ugeno. 9eBbalb Oferiren
mir @ud One Minute Cough Cure.
Gs lit prompt i'll 2iuberuns uno prompt
in ieiner Seiluus. gu bieiem 3pede
iuiro cs fabriSirt.-Malfer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-21
Y Il d. o Oh.

Neltli6s Dame: @ie oict 3eit 70.
ben mir nud bis sur Nbfobrt ocs gu
eeS?
Serr: Sic miiiien iiGl Iehr b~eeilen
lonlt blclbcu Sic bier oud nod litcu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-21
5eluer d E B.

Sinh Sic ni9t in Der Sage, ciiuns
Oeroienen Su fDnnen?
Sn Der Gage idpn-a5er n,bt i'll Der
Stelun9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-21

gine men &ranfbei
Wutter! Stun JET arti3 uno ies' bid
orbentli6.
Ser flciue Saul (oer in Der S9ule
BrIsel befommen bat): Q4 Wamo. i6
babe lDl1' 4ppooa9rn!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-21
GUS.
Home Machine & Simply Co..

AUGUST W0RLT, G%isenibimer.
Nafdiuentbeile, Eompfr0brsm, geutiIt
Dele uiD. ftets oil 0anb. SeIDnbers auI-
inertia nteit wtrb her Rtporotur pom oHtH
grten Maihinen unb namentIihSatm M6r
idlnen 9ei6enft. &lr %91rontiren unitIt
arbetten unb Iiefern bielelben prompt NIB
biui9. jan Is 90
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-21

u ern0ier g 6 ~ d d e,

Ieihen. fonteu on MID nm gtotb i~hreiben. SID babe
felt pteIen Sahren bic SGDdhe bel Wnnnern gum elm.
~sebenoeR Stuotnm 9en0ht; 2hotiade 1T. bob Id on
SemieIben nebeI lift sSalfde S6am htelt Tui6 ab,
be SuIfe 0lterer Seute poer erfohreuer9erste In Au
Ipruh an nehmen. tb ftuhirte ben SFan feIbft eInaebfnb
uub eutbeote Gin bnrGorlugcnbeS. ~etniadlts SetImtt.
tel. bas mid ooai9 tnrirts unb meine 5uianmeuae-
i%unfeue aeritorte @crfaiiuug tuieber in natlrIf1e
Stdrte unb Sr6Be p,rtuanheIie.
Wieiu muuib 1T, bies iebert iuR9en ober oIten
Wlauu fpiIien gu Iofen. SD nebnie peri6nliheS SIN.
terefe on fonen iSdleu nu6 Siemaub broudt 5u s6a-
ern, OIL wld su ihretbeu, ba ole GorreIpcnoensen oils
i'm gertrousn 9ej6rtebeu betrodtet iper6eu. SD fsn-
be Gin &ecept hieies SellTttteIs Obnig toIfenfrei.
S6te6e es nlbt ont ioHoern ihreibe MIR iofort aus
fhhrItb. gu lpirit tets ben Sag itenen. on mel.
Dem 9u es tbatft. abrefirs inter 9etfaguns elmer
Srisfmartr:
THOMAS SLATER,
Box 1856, Kalamazoo, Mich,
R~Shipper of Famous Kalamazoo
Celery.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-20

Hoods Pills are the best after-dinner
pill: assist digestion, cure headache. 40
cents.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-20
Wilmington { veIdsa 4. /.

AND BRAyoHRs
ANE FLORENCE EaiARcRG
CONDENSED SCHEDULE
I'm IAa anrAe scrrru
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-20
THE SAMPSON MEMBERS NOT
PLEDGED TO PRITCHARD.

Fl. r.. Grant is reported as saying: 1T
will be a most bald faced breach Of con-
fidenee and faith for PopuLsts TO vote
against Pritchard All the Populist can
didates that Republicans voted for, so far
as / know, promised to support Pritchard
We supported none who did not agree to
help him. did not advise the support of
Ropulists anywhere unless there was this
understanding regarding Pritchard."
The Populist Senators and members Of
the House are said to be not pledged to
Pritchard 1t viii not be consistent for
them as free silver men to vote for Pritch-
ard and it is said they will not do it. In
that event, Mr. Grant will have slipped
up to the tune of three votes.-Clinton
Democrat.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-20

Train on the Scotland Neck Brancn Roso
leaves Weldon p M, Halifax 10 y En a..
rives Scotland Neck 20 p IA, Greenviilee 81
D IN, KinstOn 81 p IA. Returning leaves XII
ston 20 N, GreenVill0 % q m, arriving 80
Halifax II 90 n, Weldon II 20 IA, daily ez
cept Sunday,
Trains on the Washington Branch leave
Washington % q IA and 90 D N, strives
Parmele 8 80 n ard 10 . N, returning leave
Pal mele 80 IN ana SO D IA, arrive Wasa
Ing ton II % m and - , n, daily except
Sur day. F
Train leaves Terbore s&fIy, s 30 M, ar
r1ves Plymouth s. IN, returRfnx leaveE
Plymouth 30 IA, arrives TarBorO9 &c III.
Train on Midland N. q. Branch leaves
Goldsboro daily, except sunday7 % a m, ar
irving Smith field ~ a IA; returning leaves
Sm1thfeld % m; arrives at 6oldsborc
10 rs q IN.
Trains ON Nashville Branch leave Rocky
Mount nc sop IN, arrives NashvilleB % D M.
Spring Hope 30 p m; returning leaves
Spring Hope 90 q IN. Nashville 90 q na, ar
rfves at Rocky Mount % IA, daily, exoept
Sunday.
Train on Clinton Branch leaves warsaw
for Clinton daily. except Sunday, at IL 10
m anc 40 p m: returning leaves Cltnt0R 40
90 ~ and 3 90 p m.
Train No. Is makes close connection az
weldon for all points North daily all ran
vie Richmond, als0 at Rocky Mount with
Norfolk and Carolina r. r. for Norfolk and
all points North via Norfolk.
JOHN Il. DIVINE, Genl Sup8
y. II. KRNLy, Gent Manager.
III. M EMERSON, Genn Pass Agent.