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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-20
A CLAIM AGAINST ECUADOR.
4 Former Savannah Man Wants
500. 400 From That Governments.


Washington, Aug. 19.-Lewis Jerome Ed
ward Blanc an American citizen through
Messrs. Dudley and Michener, attorneys
Of this city has filed with the state depart
ment claim against the government of
Ecuador for 100000 for false Imprisonment
and i'll treatment over 20 years ago.
Between 1873 an. 1881, DR.. Blanc lived in
Ecuador where he farmed and also en-
gaged in the practice of medicine. He was,
II alleged on a trivial pretence, arrested
ana thrown in jail, where he states he was
bal.y treated. At last through the efforts
oi lnis government he was released.
lie filed claims against the Ecuadoran
government several years ago, but they
were never pushed to final action.
Dr' Blanc was born in New Orleans, but
N recent years has been living in Savan-
nan ga He has NOW moved to this city,
NneIe he Will remain until something def
nlte is done
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-20
CAN NOT FIND JuDxINs.

General Lee Trying 10 Trace
,. Missing Ohio Man.
.c,.... '.s'on' Aug ia report from
A., GENERAL Lee states that he can
=, - ''Aee Of John r. Judklns. CHI
mn, ONO had asked the state depart
h.r, .'e 'i any trace Of him could be
Bar,. '''-ns that he was a physician Of
H. I.. 'H 'hat state. and went to cuba
cl. ...,. General Lee will continue 10
~ n. LnanlrlDs. I1''Iuo W
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-20
FORD HAS BEEN FOUND.

lie Has Long Been wanted I'm Amer
lea For various FeIOnies.
London. Aug. ia burglar known as
Edward Simpson, now serving a term at
Wormwood Scrubs prison, has been iden-
tihed as j. B. Ford-one OF the most noto-
rious criminals In the United States, and
wanted in several American cities for a
great variety Of crimes.
on the application of the United States
embassy an extradition warrant was is
sued for him at Bow street police station,
charging him with forgery in Cincinnati,
where he operated extensively under the
name of Charles Fisher
Ford, alias Fisher, alias Simpson, will
he extradiated IN November next on the
expiration Of his present term Of imprison-
mCnt.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-20
GrncrnI MIIe. Dol nn.sIn.

81. Petersburg. Aug. l9-Gon. Nelson A.
Miles. q. s. A.. was present to-day a. the
military manouyera which took place be-
fore Emperor Nicholaa ana the empress at
Camp kraano-Hclo.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-20
ALL QUIET IN SWAT VALLEY.
The Rapid Mobilization of the
Troops Has Had It's Eject.

The Rapid Mobilization of the
Troops Has Had Its Effect.
simla, Aug. 19-The rapid mobilization
of the British troops in India and the ac-
tivity of the military authorities In push
ing forward reinforcements are regarded
as assuring the safety Of the Indian from
tier, no matter how widespread may be
the rising against British rule.
The British forces on the border now
number over 5000 men. The news from
the frontier to-day is more reassuring. All
is quiet at Shakbadr and there are no
signs Of the Afrids in the Khyber pass.
Up 10 "a late hour last night the Kurram
valley was all quiet. Cen Blood has ad-
river In the Swat valley ana has not found
any signs Of the enemy. The Mlangulo have
submitted TO the British authorities.
London. Aug. pa dispatch to the
Times from Chakdara says that the relig-
ious leaders Of all the tribes IN the upper
Swat valley have written TO the govern
mcnt Offering complete submission on any
terms proposed.
The Daily Chronicle publishes this
morning an Interview with Lord Frederick
Roberts OF Kandahar, commander Of the
forces IN Ireland with reference TO the
disturbances IN the Swat valley, and the
Indian rislngs generally
Lord Roberts said There Is no cause
for alarm or anxiety. The movement is
wholly fanatlcal We have a large body
Of magnificent troops on the frontier. ON
cored by highly experienced commanders
and capable OF dealing with any difference
likely 10 arise"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-20

Fayetteville. W. Va, Aug i9-Aibort
Voters. one OF the notorious Lowla gang
Of muri0refH. under sentence a. bo hanFsd
next Tuesday broke laii here ihis morning
before daylight The sheriff ana p1rFf
afa amer him. Jerry Brown ID condemned
20 bang nlih NO.efa
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-20
cAMDEN's oAR CoLLIDED.
The Senator'S Extra Crashes Into the
Hcnr 0f "a Freight.

Rear of "a Freight.
Cincinnati. o., Aug. l9.-A special 10 the
Commorcial-Tribune from Wheeling. W.
Va. says Ex-senator Camden's special
train ran into the rear Of q freight, which
was taking water. to-day at Erbacon. on
tho West Virginia ana pitisburg railway.
Many freight cars we're smashed Fire.
man Clarence Peck was Killed Engineer
Frank smith suffered "a crushed lex and
ofhor injuries. but will recover Er.asua-
tor Camden himself was painfully. but not
dangerously bruised. Injuries 10 others
were slight
Senator Camden WAS accompanied By A.
Eunff vice president of the road. They
were in hia private ear, "Ganhy" nnd were
en route % attend fhe frial 1f The strikers
before Judge Cons court at Clafksburg.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-20
GOTHAM's ACTIVE MERCHANTS.
They secure Further Concessions for
Their Southern Patrons.

Their Southern Patrons.
New York. Aug 19.-The Merchants As
sociation has succeeded in obtaining an
other opening into the southwest IN which
district the southwestern association re-
fused 10 give tho buyers the advantage Of
reduced rates.
The Mallory line on Aug. q will place
on sale tickets to members of the mer-
chants association for transportation at a
low figure from Galveston, Tex TO this
city which VIII be good for the month OF
September.
The trunk line people have announced
that they will handle the tickets of the
Norfolk and Western Railway Company,
the Scaboard Air Line. and the Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
pany, which also hold good for thirty days
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-20
MRS. DOMINIQUE RELEASED.
american Prisoners I'm the Matanzas
Receive Official Aid.

Receive Official Aid.
washington, Aug. 19.-The state depart
ileht has received official information
from Matanzas that Mrs. Dominique has
"''U released from Jail where she was held
ine1mmunicado.
The United States consul visited her and
r ou". she was suffering from nervous
rt..l .'. ''oA ana half crazed by the ordeal
quite a severe wound in her throat and is
~ ~ constant state of alarm on account Of
M, -'NsNdnd. who is held prisoner.
"r state apartment made an effort in
c.,,.- ,'- "l 'hese people, who are American
'1. some time ago, and the release Of
"'''i1A was made on the 10th instant.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-20

Legal Execution of "a Raplst Nearly q
Year AFTER Ills Crime.

Memphis, Tenn. aug i9.-IIarvey De-
berry. colord. was hanged In the jail
yard this morning. Dobcrry protested his
innocence while on the FallowH
Dsborry was hanged Tor attempted rapo
on che person of 7-ytlr-old girl on oct.
- 1885,
Tile T. che nrst legal hanging for thia
crime iu Tennessee
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-20
LEGION OF HONOR ELECTION.
some Important Amendments 20 the
By-Laws of the order Adopted.

Buffalo, N. y, Aug 19.-The Legion Of
Honor to-day adopted amendments to the
bylaws fixing a rate OF assessment for all
members and abolishing classes restrict
ing the assessmnost TO one In any one
month and providing that n this Is not
sufficient. claims 70 be paid at the end OF
the year shall be paid from the reserve
fund
The following officers were elected:
Commander-F. Dow mes Of Boston.
Vice COmmander-P. +. MCGOWAN OF
New York.
Orator-G. w. Carson Of 81. Louis
fecretary-Adam Warner OF New York
Treasurer-George W. Kendrlck, Jr., Of
PHILADELPHIA.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-20
10 n'bcE WARRIOR RIvEn.

D. '"'le nnd ohio Permitted .o
r. " "ridge nt Tuscaloosa.
'neiioned the building of a
'ao Warrior river near rusea.
trl I... y 10 De built by the Mobile
f..' .'id. u viii have "a snen -
tts. .'' BE- 10 be i.5pO feet above ios
were submitted to ne war
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-09-07
STOCK AND TURF NEWS.
Sales and Transfers Of Stock, Crop, Etc.
Turf Notes.

Sales and Transfers Of Stock, Crop, Etc
Turf Notes.
S. P. Kerr & Co.. of Winchester. have
bought As, GOO bushels of wheat at an
average price of seventy cents per
bushel
The United States Consul at Odessa,
Russia, reports the Russian wheat crop
a poor one. the yield not exceeding four
bushels to'the acre in many places.
The agricultural commissioners re-
port to be made public to-day shows
that sixty-fve per cent. of Kentuckys
eleven million bushel crop of wheat is
still in the hands of the farmers of the
State.
1t is reported that the Secretary of
Agriculture will ask Congress, at its
next session, to authorize the establish
ment of al experiment station in Alas
ka. SuitS y scientific experiments
would be of great value in showing
what agricultural products and domes
tic animals could be introduced 20 ad-
vantage.
Friday at the Kansas City horse show
John T. Hughes, Of Lexington, won
first premium. ($500) with Rex McDon-
aid, the saddle stallion. j. Crenshaw.
of Scott Station, KY, won second money
f$25O) with Monte Cristo, Jr, and NATL
da, owned by John B. Castleman, won
the third prize, $3.50 Ball Bros, Of
Versailles. also Won premiums.
A dispatch Yesterday from Richmond
s lid Court day stock sales here to-
day were the best for five years. Cat
tie brought from 24c to 44c. Mule colts
sold at from $50 tt $50. The mule mar
ket is better than for number of years.
Farmers are elated over the good prices
they are receiving for stock and pro-
ducts"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-09-07
Tlie turnpike Situation.

THE Bourbon Fiscal Court was in SEES
sion all daH Saturday and yesterday dis
cussipg theMaysville & Lexington turn
pike question, hut took no decided
action. The Court has offered to lease
col. Ra'dwfn's road for six per cent. of
the 10000 fthe sum awarded him by the
C,ar' until the Circuit in November
shall have decided the case, hut Col.
B dwin holus out for $685. 900, his origi-
nal price.
A Committee appointed by the Fiscal
Court will 50 to MaysvilIe this week O
confer with Col B rldwiu The Court
is making all the haste possible and u.s.
ing every available means to free the
pike
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-09-07

WHEN such men as w. w. Massie, an
old miller. Jas. Fee, the oldest-grocery-
man in town, Capt. Cook, Eph January
and number of others say they never
saw the equal of the Paris mill flour,
you run no risk in trying it. 1t)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-09-07

For RENT.-One front room. down
stairs, unfinished; two furnished up
stairs rooms. Address, BOX rs, Paris,
KY" GO aug-4t)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-09-07

The Winchester Democrat says =: A
negro named STRAIT Bats was shot last
week at Paris. A man with such
name might reasonably expect some
thing dreadful to happen to him.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-09-07

Raiders removed two of Col. BaIdwin's
gates in Mason Thursday night. and he
applied for 20 guards to protect them.
but was refused. The Judge claimed
that the company had not filed its ac-
ceptance ofsthe new constitution, and
was not entitled to the benefit of legis-
lation enacted since its adoption
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-09-07

DID you know the Paris mill was run
ming night and dav and are behind on
their orders So don't wait till you are
out to put in your order. Qt)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-09-07

Sept. 14-Wm. Myall, assignee-S. d.
and l.. NJ Clay's farm-19S acres.
Sept 15-R. l.. Bowles, executors.
Bowles' farm-293 acres and stock.
Sept. 24-F. R. Armstrong; house
hold furniture, etc
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-09-07
winchester Ammunition.

THE Winchester Repeating Arms Co.
are the largest manufacturers Of guns
and ammunition in the world, having
won that high position by the unques-
toned superiority of their goods Win
chester ammunition like winchester
guns is always accurate, reliable and
uniform. Insist upon getting Winches-
ter goods and you will never regret sc
doing. See their advertisement IN
another column.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-09-07

PARIS Classical Institute property,
consisting of four acres of ground and
building of thirty rooms for sale, or ex-
change or rent, as a whole or in sub
division.
(10aug1m) w. II. MCMILLAN.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-09-07

COOP times for shoe buyers this
week, at
(tf) DAVIS, THOMSON q IsGRIG.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-09-07

HURRY-UP on Hard-Time Prices, the
General is coming. Cook q VIM.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-09-07

GET our prices on -four and bacon.
Fee & Son.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-09-07

WANTED! To buy Collins History of
Kentucky. Apply at THE NEWS office
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-09-07

FRESH oysters and celery. Fee q
Son.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-09-07

of AuctiOneer A. t. Forsyth.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-09-07

FIvE-foot s5ep-ladder with shelf
forty cents. az Cook & VIM.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-09-07

DIED.-In Lexington. of typhoid
fever. Mrs. James Mirelda Thompson.
nee Cheatham, aged So She is survived
by her husband and four children-Mrs.
John Scott, Mrs. A F. Wheeler and
Messrs. Robt and Elmo.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-09-07

Messrs. J. NJ. Jameson, Jr., and Spen-
Ger Best have assumed charge of the
Millershurg Journal which they recent
ly purchased from M. o. Wilson. The
Journal is much improved. and we wish
if and its editors much success.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09
4u4tatptsiIr in st. sOuis.
Qnnnerstnn hen s. CSuli.

2OfuecStQg Oen .. 1SuIl.
98ci5en.-9fu. , rbtber, 66N0- 9tp.
). rptber, 64@-c; 9tu. 4. 6oCG-
N&ais.-9to. = 22!M-c; gto. 2.
lueiBer. 22@-c; gto. 3. 10 as.
0afer.-y3p. ,, III @c; -9to.2.
meiBer, r,-(d-c; gtp. ). 16(0-c.
Sf)meine .-lie 9erfdufe ppn alien
Surten uoriiren spii9eu S3.35 uno
So 80 q 1OOfb lebeu0ig.
Gin0uich.-Stiere 5nir Bis CUTE I'M
@emid)t pm 1900 bis 1,60Ofb,
ST. .35G04.85; raube l6tuere, $500
(03.O0; nit Mais gefutterte, / 100
bis 1,3OOtb i6per. S3.25Ga4.60;
aemDbnli9e uno y8ut6ersSteers
bis III 1,l50ib l6mer, s3.00ld
$50 p 100 ib leben0i9. Sube
uu0 &alber. S9.00G $500. Sal.
Der 5l06c q 10 le6en0ig.
Shafe.-305c . ib. 2antnter, 3!Ca
4c D ib leberoie.
Sutter.-5einite 8obme II. Greomert
Butter, 150I6c; Country Butter
1l0I3c y fb.
Gier.-5ril9e Z % 9ubeno. :
Grasz Santen.-Sleeinmen S4.05 "a
APO p 100 tb: 5imotbp s2.5OCd
2.75; &eb Sop s6.0O0S. 100; Wdue
s.5O0.75; unearii6er s.55(d
IS.
Sortpffeln. 30031c per 8uibel in
G1rpsen .35G3Sc pDn gSaeen.
3rpiebe ln.-5006o per Sulbef.
!6eu.-Semil6tes Sc. 5o@S.oo; 81
mothp S6.O0011.50; HrariesSel
s5.0O(07.0O y 9un (2.000fb.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09
(Spr Dat YolfSbla!t)

Wtr. @oitur:-Gu iegit ct IL III Dc
lure @urtentie0 I'M III Oerlnn9elt Dn
luabrIdienlid Dat 0iene GDrrclppnz
ocntcn nat in1difcn 1DIt Nat gnt
lu6t, blot Dat ou man oicne 3eitnng
uuu fright men't nut nlle Gntcn Iulo.
gScnn nidJ anner8, Dun Seel6lun9cn,
oebcintniBputIe 2uitl6cppc D0er meni
uf cner pertcllt 0at he leibbafti9 ben
cmioen 2Suoen lebn bet. 9Scun ou
ober iumut uuu StpfTcl oerlau0cit,
oann fitmnIt Ou bie'n llnre6ten.
Stpffel 9lDluct nib nn 9eren III 0c=
lpeuitcr, ni6 an uuuatiirlide 0uger,
Iunoern blut an Dot mat be tulrtltd
III luabrbniti9 ieben fam. Stelltbt
0cufelt 0u Dat De Gging6bU69eld)i6te
uf Oumbug mas, ueil 0u III 0ienen
Snnftum feline to ieben frieglt, aber
0u fanlllt iic9cr 9lD6en, Dat leb oa
Iin0, ltn iuenn 6u ct uidl glUuelt, 10
funtut iii eUb nit nie in ntten 9tad~
bar lien i5el0, Damn mare id 0l Ell
Dalben Sulgel tUbupe iDren Belpen III
tein W1inuteu. @eltern frUg if ntlen
Na6bar Df lie iucde Da00e, 0enn as
uur Ell paar Gage De gSino DDn 0a
fam, bn0oe icf ie all rDten. Wtien
91adbnr iegt he bet SilltDnen IN man
f0nne Dat &Orn uUr Gbin98tDde MIDI
ntebr ieben. 5Om Slid beipme id
feline, I'M id glDlpe bat lie 2lngIt benz
net fDr 8ummel liene WiaI6ine.
@enn Dat 10 i8, bat Ieb ut Inglt nes
&c blieUct, 10 is Dat nod better as
lpenn man ii1 frnnfe SDde pDn 60
lunbia fDmm ln0. 9tatilrlid Dat bel
pet Of. 0ier is namlid enc upn mie-
ne 9fa6bnrn De bet licf Is Stild trante
@bingsbDde fpntmeu lDtcn, n8 De bic
em nntebnlen, tuDren leb boot. YOU
oebt he int Selo beriintme III lOdet
liene GbineSbDde tpbupe un bDDt ie
bic De 8ranfen bic, I'm De iegt III un=
oeiQbr enc Stunoe balm ie ar trepi>
rem. 9tu 0nt Wtittel Is of probotunt,
aber menn le iuirflid) pie ct bic mie
ben 2lulbien bet, pur Suntmel Iiene
Mal6ine utrietet, 10 is bit bod int
mer mod cot bette Mittel.
I'm iebt nid8 mebr uon Gbing8
bD6e. oenn ct is tuirtlid to belt lid
bic lode Stinttbiere uttogolen, be-
Iunoers neil 1tan i'm @rnbtefeloe aile
0anbe puIl bet. pit Ntorgen le9te
un DIIen 6armer, be 9lDmte Dat ct ii
De S0l(e mall 10 belt fen f0nne az et
| bier Jest uppe @ren is, aber be glDm
ct MIDI Dat ct int 6eaefiir 10 belt is
un ntD6te id froeen Df ni6 enc oDr
oiene 2eier legsen f0nue OI De Wtann
re6t babbe. Sd bebaupte be be
llnre9t I'M benipe I'm &eg Sier Mi
EN- spettet. gSer fann III De gSettt
entl9eioen? 9fn Fat M iien mat e.
iuin, ct is mall belt aber ct is bod
De meiite Sieo oruge, I'm tuenn ct od
mai ou6tis &eeen simt 10 gDbt D.
8riden bod MIDI eliet 6uer un riete
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09

De 5enlen tnput. N1ie i6auoert mod
INNER, penn id mie trii9ge bente on
lebten @inter as if puIle brei Nfonz
at I'M 9red beriimme tnotten m0Bte,
be 5enIen to firen. 2Senn id am
Gage un gn6 upiett bate 10 nabm
Dat gSater le be nd6ite 9tabt mir
meg. lin id 0ente 10 bet ct ju alle
gDhn De an De &rifen I'M Srenl6en
tppbnt. lin onriintne 0ente irf ct
pDre ictt am Elnbe ipenn tpie in
oiiIle lure @urtentie0 mai perniinitig
Dmerleocn btibn, ipic biilie oertrafte
9red (fnptte) ri99e el9Olpcu iueren
fDnne. LIN bier nIDBten lDie III atit=
tcl utiiunen, Dat ipie enttue0er i'm
gSinter De GeDenlD6er on bpmen to
ltUppen tDnnen Docr mi muBten 200cr
Dir De Greu bUbren, iuU Dat gSater
9lict 0iirlDpc iuenu eft f1llt u0er mi
ntUte0 StOdlam bemmeu. lin id
0lDme bat lebte tuDre nm beiten bin
tOTDren lien, uOruteeIett, iuenn ct in
ulen County MIDI to Uele GudrtDppe
giut. 9OdJ fam man oiiIie Glib, DC
0egrn StUdlniu lin, MIDI uer0enten,
0enu ic 0lUluet ipirflif Dat ie Iid be-
ter ltpbt tuenn allies Seb frie beriim
ME lOpen fam. 9tntllrlid lino De
Sub int 9rOten Srrtbum. ObmDbl id
I'm 0untnten plattoiitIten Suren bin,
10 bebnupte id ct DUr ie0en Suren,
tie De orDt D0er item, better un mebr
profitable i'm, tuenn he bali 10 bel
Seib bao0e pUn 9llten StDd IN Deb
Dat in iii tlenen fetten YnIture 0UDn
ns Uenn be De 0Uppclte 3abl III lttge=
0rDaten Sulte beriimlppen bet, iuD ct
Iienen 0un9er an 9rDnen Saube un
uerorDgten iuiloen @rnIe It!Ilcn ntut.
In if iueit Dat id Dot Se0en betuiez
len fam DC MIDI un 9on5eu Su0rfppp
III. IN 1Oefn Que Suren nllehe VT
flarun9 upmerfIont lelen tui(It. 10
mil III III De lure @urfeutic0 10 uft
oouun i6rietueu o5 miene Sie0 CT
lou6t. LIN Damn iuiirifc icf aber Dot
ntie ollie peritduoi0cu S9u6outlfeu III
Elatt6Utiten belpct nat le ruunt, I'M
pclur ie Dat opbt, 10 beurue nj in ,
bUd)iteus j 1}uDr Stuflolu III Dat
&cib brufet mid ntebr I'M CONNER
buuqern MI DC W&inihcu int g8inter
nid) nebr i'm Gred fnpttcu 2IlIO
I'M grpte gSobltDat pDr lGinI6en III
&cib. StO ftcl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09

2Ser eiuen Gatarrb beileu hill,
mus nit oen S1ut aufnnsen. lpoo 8
SnrsnpariIla beieiti9t Die llriade bic
les llebels uno Beilt@atarrb Dab urcb,
onB lie 0ns 8tut reiniat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09

Die &epublitaner ba6en nit Der
9tusarbeitllng ber SnrifsSOrla9e ben
r&ecOro" gebrO6en; 6enn nod nie=
mails pOrber lit i6on bier MDuate
na9 Der EMANCIPATION eine8 neuen
Yrdlioenten Elm 5arifz@eleB 5ur 9tnz
nabme gelnngt. limb babel bari ni6t
uergeiien fper0cn, DAB Die repnbiitan=
iI6e Ynrtei nur in einem 3pcige oes
9prqrelieS bic Mebrbeit bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09

;ODpO ; Eillcn iuirfeu ntil0e, nbcr
raid uno iider auf Die 9eber uno ben
Magen. 23c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09

9ta1 Den &latIurmen Der SenlDfraz
fratcn in Sbtp uuo Sutua su ldlicB=
en-, niiiien 0ielel6en tuitni6en, OaB
Gugeu 3cbs ieiue 9ploniiatiOnSe
&lQuc binausId)iebe. Genn Die bent
utrutiihe Yartei itebt in 0efabr,
ourcg otele ip5ialiitiid) -pOpuliitiidc
8elueguug cine gan5e 2tn5abl Stint
men 81 uerficren, lr10 lie bat i'll ben
bei0cn genannten Stnnten maDrllcb
feline cin5ige 5u eritbriaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09

Gin IriI6er 2uft5ng luaDrcno Der
beiben Spntmertnge mag lcDr nnge<
nebm iein, n6cr iebr bauIiQ limb ncuz
ralgiId)c Sd1mer5en Die 6Dloe. 9tidts
lit beiIcr iuie ct. Sufubs Del, tuel6es
pormt un0 Die 9teruen It1rtt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09

Sa, es lit mar, 5plep's Sonep &
Sar iit Die bette Sulten= Webisin.-
g8alfer 8rps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09
20! 80! J0C6!

0eute bnlten un0 taufen mir einmnl
B c N y e II n q uniere S6ube;
Dnben nun genua OOn Den 9rDcerie
un0 9rp @Op0s S1uben unb 10 bis
10 8rpceut nebr Oaflir be5ablt ols
ruie man lie bel Seniing faufen taun.
@rDBte5 Eager pDn Nannerz uno
2ameuzS6ube in OrblUob, Gbocos
late, NtaboennD, 8elt8, S2.75 Bis
$500. Hrobirt Elm Saor, SIR nto1t
teinen Srrtbum. Sic lueroen paiieu.
sas~ Buff 9o9, GDir un0 yiniur 3oe8.
M. p. BENSING,
4. StraBe, 9ernlann, Oso.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09

Die Sruwtthuns el= Sjbtu Qurf
uuS ,flj5r t>= SIoyytIh>u Ollrtt,l,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09

Der Senat bat euolicb Die 9ebatte
itber Die Sarifbiu beenoet uno 2ebtez
re nit 3S 9e9en % Stimmen an9e=
npnlnlen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09
f)er,,tn,1,1, zH1n., Ereitnn, nen 9. a,1lt, 1892

oerrn SSulepb Wteper nDnGalifornier
9ie beioen SSreunoe reiiten i'm Sabre
l849 aus Der S6tuei5 nad 9lmerifc
llno tnmen 5uiammen na6 Sermann.
1858 ma6ten lie Die bei6tuerli6e
9ieiie iiber bic eroBen @benen uni
QSuiteneien nn6 Californian unt
Oauerte Die 8eile 1873 Sngen nobel
es piel SpnB uno mand)e Sage audJ
nidt niel CAB. Sebt aber, na6 A
Snbren, lebnt li6 Der alte 8iOnter
barna1 tuieber einmal Elm i6Dnes
Ghiuei5erlie0 nit ieinem alten @ei
flDrten 5u iingen. 9tn, OaS iuiro
lcbt lpUbt anoer5 ltinlnten ais i'll ben
40 unO 50ger ,SaDren. 9err NfeDer
lit elm S6iun8er ocs 9errn @eD.
9tebel ppn Sermann uno ei9nete
friiDer Die 5Sarnt Die 0err Subn 6.
9l0emnnn beiibt. 9tuu, guifcntli6
miro er bulo leinen @ntl6luB nad]
Sermauu 5u funmen sur 9(uSfubr=
ung brineen, oenn audi mir freuen
uus auT ein irDbti6' g9ieberieb'n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09
ll1ddrntlidrr marktbrridt.
6etreioe, 21lebI, uiw.
2Se6cn 6reitng cUrrigirt pDn Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS

GUrrigirt uUn
JOHN Ii. HELMERS, Grocer.
Die ouQeoe6enen 4reile werOeu pDn
ben S)0n0tern (mcilteu8 int Saul6e)
IL u III
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09
2lus oen1 County.

C ole sore et Sinners, Sim
ners, nat en- Sib6e, ia be 8lattbut=
ite.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-08-26
Great Bend City.

FIRST WARD delegates Caucus
at the Office of G. F. D:ffshbacher,
Aug. %. at $50 p. m.
W. 81. ZUTAvERN, Com.
SECOND WARD-5 delegates. eau
Gus at the DEMOCRAT office Sat. %,
at $50 p. m.
CHAs. V. BR1NKMAN, Com.
THIRD WARDS delegates. eau
Gus at Hose House, Sat, Aug. %, a.
$50 p. m.
d. @. LUsE, Com.
FOURTH WARD delegates. eau.
Gus at Hotel Greene, Sat-, Aug. %,
at $50 p. m.
GEO. w. GREENE, Jr., Com