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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-06
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-06
Final settlement Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all c-editorS ana
others interested in the estate OF Henry
Willimann. deceased, that the undersigned
Administrative intends TO make final Settle
ment thereof at the next term OF the Pro-
bate Court of GaSconade County, state OF
Missouri, TO be held at Hermann the 10th
day OF august. 1897.
MARY WILLIMANN
Administrator
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2luS Dem 6 ountY

UuS oert OoufIN.
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S6ounibur8 len. Geat 0eDenmarti8
ictuer erfrnnft bnrnie6er uno boiIen
mix boG Die nl(ieit5 geniin16te 8ei=
lcrunQ bnlb eintreten rpir0.
- GDarlDttc. Gin gutter Re
GEN mare bier icDr er>uilnItht, Deru
uu7crc GprnIcl6er iebeu IN @cIabr
Gor5tiO I'll Uertrodnen.
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nptD i0Wcr franf uuo mirO bas
50limntite bcIljrdtet.
5rl. Gura 0olt lit ebenfaus
0ur0 arnnfbeit an's &elt gefeNelt.
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le .pir0 mDrQen III 8etrie6 iein.
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monn irn6 lette YBOtDe lpie0er OUn
Ct. 9uui3 5urljfoetehrt.
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ton neilt oeQenlpartig bier BEL @n8cz
bUriQen SIT Neiub.
- g 8uD(manu uno 9. NudbplS
tito Qe8erudrtia 0nrOH cincn GIen
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begoO iiA lebten Sonnta0 beiuGs-
meuie rodb StDIpe.
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fauute 8cluubneriu unieres Gpuutp
i'm gUDen 2lter uUn 50 Io9rcn aus
oieiem GGbeu Qei1.e6en.
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bier on G0nnerstng ibren 9(nfano
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Stdotrathsz Oerhan6Iunoen.

Re9elmdBiee 8eriammlung bes
! Stabtratbs am 2. glueuit, 1897.
9lntueienb Die SerrnGberlin, 9aef'
ner, 9oeIIer, Sdub unb 9Driiber
9eisner.I
9a8 9rptutou Der 8ericmmluug
bonn 6, Suli ipurbe perleien unb anz
aenummeu.
8eibl0iien am Mpnta9, ben %.
gIugnit ppn . bis llbr cine Sib=
uns at8 Observation-Disclosures ab=
5ubnlten.
J@ire Getition, DDr .. German,
9Iloin Yoei9el, @bas. @bertin II. u.
in iueld)er oieielbcn nm eineStraBen=
lampe an ber Gde Der .. unb Gut
tenber9itraBe eriu6en. luurbe entse=
gen 8enommen.
9ie fDlgenben 8e6nunsen puroeu
bemiliet:
Senrp Sp6nS, 6ubrlDbn. .. .S41. AS
@eD. Meper, straBenarbeit. 1885
2lrmiu Vedmann, ".... 22.O0
9toam S9ntibt. ."...... 22.85
Wug. Oa9en, ........ ...... 23.40
5rioplin 9teibbarot, ...". ... 7.45
g8. s. Eoeidel 221 Tfulten
(Eilin9) .......... 7.75
Serm. electric Sight 60.
notwithstanding. 40. so
@bas. .s8edmann, NiiehOr. -. 5000
Summa $279. rs
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s. StroBe an @rof. Bros fir SO gu
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Str. uDn biefen fir s. 5uriid3utau.
len,
@}eI6lunen, 0aB ben 8erIonen Die
benn9ri9tet tpurben ibre Seitenpege
bDridriftsgentdb ber5uitenen, aus
bent @runbe oaB J, 3. Wtangel an
Woterinl berridt, cine iueitere 5riIt
BON IA 2aaen 9etpabrt tueroe.
0iernuf 8ertaguna.
8 ben. @rnf, ". 6. 2ei8ner,
@lerf. &oriiber.
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9Saben ............ 90
Seite Nu8mobl Seup 10
8laier. 90
@uSmabl eingema6=
teJrl6te(l0 @lGier)2 90
Bette Gusmabl eineert. 8e=
nIiiie 90 8ounen) ? o.
'8ier muB ongeite6t unb sum-
slb3apfeu fIr Die Yrcisrihter bereit
iein.
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antJrontt9 II
s.s sx';s:9;; ss:;:o 'sS:; $;s;S ',Sss ?@s Redef

denst in DER HcGizla meint die Kraft III kurircn.
Hoods SarsaparIla besltzt Wir%uche und un-
vergleichcha h"ilende Kraft und dcshalb hat
es wahren Ver'i'eust- Wcnn Sic Hoods Sarsa-
parila kaUfeu und 60 ndch Anweisung neh-
men, Jhr R"t 2" Teinlgen, oder !Fgcfd ciue der
vielen B!utkraDhheiten ~ kuriren, sind Ste
slcher BeSsyru"E ~ ver7puyrn. Die F&higkeit
zu kHiren ist yorhandeU. Sie expeumrntlrcn
n.cht Is w'yd Tx E!at Ce,H reich uud nahrlaft
rnachcn uui tldrccA t.- krankhaits - Kc.me
austreihra !ir Nggv-u s,aik.n und da' game
sYstrn krat.---u.
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Se1tes SAB Sier". Siplom
Seite NpTelbutter, l Quart 90
9lustpabl ein9emo6ter
5rudte nibt mebr ais 10
gannen uoer Slider. 2 90
Setter Spnie, 2 Rfuno
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il16btntlidrr Marktberi6t.
0etreioe, >llehl, ufw.
Seben 8reito8 q corri9irt BON oer
|rooutlE.
@prrigirt pDn
JOHN H. HELMERS, @rUcer.

Die angeaebeneu GreiIe lper0en opn
ben $1dnolern (nleilteus i'm Sauid)e)
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Is lne Y.
Welbiiils OdnNlrhtitet.

<OERVF0u7E : <INI'VVVRt tH-EVTV'
SRI. W ar Dg} e b eI ,Supcrintenbeutlr
Be1te 0Oniton 9GfeIarbeit 90
8efte8 Ielbitperic ricrti0tG&Jcider-
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IOtilIe.
: f IT. g neffuer, superintendent.
8eite 2luSnnbl etubeimii6er
6 / al { l.
Gbit uuo Irduben

NINSfeItr OOn gNtIH IIHU tITNWE
upr Der @rDnnuna Der 5air benz Sur
perinteubent 6lai6en g8ein gu
lberQcben, ipUuon 2 uUIlitan0ig ettiz
Quirt icin miihen, Die brittle aber oh
lie irqcn0 iuelbe3 3ciben iein lou
unb io0 ieoe 6lo1be rueni8lteuS Elm
Nint bnlteu.
2lQe Weine niliien im gfamen beS
3uflter3 auS8eItellt tperoen,
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-02-26
CITY NEWS.

CITY NEWS.
John Tomlinson was in the city this
week.
Il. l.. Tinker of McCook was in the
city Tuesday.
Thad Sheppard of McCook was in
the city the last of the week.
Children's Oxford shoes and Oxfords
at the Cincinnati Shoe Store.
Miss Helen Roby returned home Sat
urday night from q visit to Nelson.
Jas. b. Grimminger Of Wymore, was
in the city the fore part Of the week
shaking hands with his old friends.
The ladies of Red Cloud will give a
dinner and supper on Saturday, March
9Th, for the benefit Of the Red Cloud
S. Of v. Band.
II YOU want to see a nice store and .
good stock OF furniture you want to 20
to the large store room in the Moon
block which is occupied by Taylor.
The "kid" band dinner and supper
held in the Moon block last Saturday
was quite we'll ~patronized, aud the
bows realized q neat sum thercfrom.
Torturing, itching, scaly skin
eruptions, burns and scalds are soothed
at once and promptly healed by DE
Wits Witch Hazel Salve, the best
known cure for piles. Z. l.. Getting.
The Beatrice Express says that, "The
meanest man on earth lives in Nebraska
CITY. He refused a 35 cent pair OF
shoes, on credit, to a mar who wanted
to put them on the feet OF his dead
baby.
Easter this year comes late in the
season, April 18th. Some say a late
Easter makes a late spring, but be that
AS it may, we have had enoughswinter
weather to make up for small amount
OF cold in the spring.
The road overseer of Red Cloud
township should see to it that the APP
proaches to the river bridge are fixed
as soon as the weather will permit, as
they are in a very poor condition and
need filling and leveling badly.
1t is surprising what "a wee bit OF q
thing" can accomplish. Sick head
ache, constipation, dyspepsia, sour
stomach, dizziness, are quickly Danish
ed DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Small
pill. Safe pill. Best pill. C.. L. Cot
ting.
Prof. Geo. McCrary of Guide Rock
was here Saturday and knelt at the
shrine OF free silver. We don't believe
that George cares the snap o fhis hnger
for the cause Of the white metal but
there is still a twelve hundred dellai
Job in the distance.
If YOU have ever seen a child in the
agony of Group, you can appreciate the
gratitude of the mothers who kno"
that One Minute Cough Cure relieves
their little ones as quickly as it is ad
ministered. Many homes in this city
are never without it. c. Il. Getting
Some of our exchanges are discussing
what they are pleased to term TN
osuicide habit" 1t may be in som
places suicide has come to be a "habit
with some people, but we have nevej
known a man to kill himself more tina
once, and this can scarcely be called
habit.-hastings Democrat.
Rev. Geo. Hummell who brought
very successful revival meeting at Blu
Hill TO q close on last Sunday was
caller Wednesday and reports abou
fifty converts during the meetings Q
the past seven weeks. He will 90 t
AYR the last of the week to help wit
meetings at that place.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-02-26

II had countless wads of wealth, /
would not make a vain display; !
would not ride on snowy steeds, or in a
gold emblazoned 'shay" I would not
shine with precious stones. nor yacht.
ing go upon the sea; a little 81 boat is
plenty good enough for me. No idle
pleasures would be mine; no rainb0ws
would l try to catch; I'd merely seek
Nevada's strand, to see the coming
slugging match.-Beatrice Express.
A few months ago, Mr.. Byron Every,
of Woodstock, Mich, was badly
afflicted with rheumatism. His right
leg was swollen the whole length,
causing him great suffering. He was
advised to try Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. The first bottle of II helped
him considerably and the second bottle
effected a cure. The 25 and 80 cent
sizes for sale by II. E. Grice, Druggist.
Here is something worth trying
should you ever have the occasion.
"There is no use in walking the floor
with a f%elon," says n who has had
some experience in that direction.
WRAP q cloth loosely around the
felon, leaving the end open. Pour gun
powder In the end and shake 1t down
until the felon Is covered, then keep it
wet with camphor. In two hours the
pain will be relieved and q perfect cure
will quickly follow"
Mr.. Ward l.. Smith, OF Fredericks.
town, Mo-, was troubled with chronic
diarrhes for over thirty years. He
had become fully satisfied that it was
only a question Of a short time until he
would have to give up. He had been
treated by some of the best physicians
in Europe and America but got no
permanent relief. One day he picked
up a newspaper and CHANGED to read
an advertisement of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrh9a Remedy.
He got a bottle of it, the first dose
helped him and its continued use
cured him. For sale by ii. +. Grice,
Druggist.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-02-26

One Minute Cough Cure, cures.
That 10 what u was made tor
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-02-26
AROUND TOWN.
Nv wall paper at Cuttings.

New wall paper at Cuttings.
Sam Saunders was in Lebanon Tues.
day,
Oxblood oxfords at the Cincinnati
Shoe store.
TnF CHIEF is prepared to do your
job printing.
A. II. Haley left the first of the week
for Lincoln.
1t is reported that three saloon
licenses will be asked for this year.
Miss. L. A. Hadell is in st. Joe this
week to purchase a millinery stock.
A Nebraska girl arrived at the home
of Jos. McClelland Thursday morning.
Buy your fencing of the Red Cloud
Fence Factory. The best hog fence on
earth.-A. MoRHART.
When you want a nice smooth shave
or hair cut, give Geo. Fentrcss a call.
One door south of the Bon Bakery.
Arthur Cunningham and Ida Ogden
are among the new married folks.
Judge Duffy tied the knot at his Office
Wednesday.
james Mccartney one Of the CHIEFS
old friends from south Of the river
came in Saturday and paid up to Jan.
uary 1, 1893.
We call your attention this week to
the new advertisement Of James
Petersen. He handles machinery OF
well earned reputation.
Mrs. Chapman, mother of Mrs. Jas.
McNeny, who has been visiting here
for some time past left for her home in
Lincoln Thursday morning.
+. V. Taylor has moved. He has
the finest furniture headquarters in the
valley. His store room in the Moon
block is a picture of neatness.
1t is said that Pap Barley and three
hands made a remarkable showing in
swapping corn some time ago, actually
swapping about ten bushels in a hal
day.
; Nine dollars and "a half was what i
cost a gentleman OF the bloody frs
l ward for trying to gouge a young man
eyes out last Thursday evening at til,
I depot.
VIM. Engells was II caller on us Sat
urday and left a dollar on subscription
: This gentleman with the assistance O
! his o put in a crop OF corn last yea
5 and raised therefrom 1000 bushels.
Considerable corn has been market
ed in the city this week. No matte
, how much comes in it always finds
ready sale at the present market price
r w. Il. Aud is the principal buyer.
= Many cases of Grippe" have latel.
| been cured by One Minute Cougl
. Cure. This preparation seems es
pecially adapted to the cure Of this dis
case. 1t acts quickly thus preventing
, serious complications and bad effects IL
, which this disease often leaves tn
, patient. &. L..Cotting.l 80
t II had countless wads of wealth,
. would not make a vain display;
would not ride on snowy steeds, or in
gold emblazoned 'shay" | would no
a shine with precious stones, nor yach,
' ing go upon the sea; a little 81 boat /
9 plenty good enough for me. No idl
i. pleasures would be mine; no rainbow
y would l try to catch; I'd merely see
Evening journal., 1897-01-21
ono rraIt Of AmerIean oharaeter.

There is one trait Of our national
character which foreigners can never
comprehend, and that is our nnshakable
faith in our ability to 'come out all
right in the end. e" We stand idly and
more or less indifferently by and allow
a country to be pushed TO the verge Of a
financial or political precipioe under
the impulse of some kind of popular
craze or another, entirely confident that
just before it slips over we can take
hold of it and pull it back. We have
done this again and again, and nothing
seems to shake our faith in our ability
to repeat the operation whenever occa-
sion arises. 1t coscs Us enormously, not
only in reputation, but also in money,
and retards our growth and progress in
a thousand ways, but nothing seems
likely to cure us Of the habit, unless il
be a great national calamity due to our
failing in some crisis to take alarm
quickly enough. Century.
Evening journal., 1897-01-21
CuiIom Looming Up.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-Present indica-
tions are that the result of the senatorial
election in Illinois win be to place Senator
Cullom in the cabinet AS has already
been indicated in these dispatches, the
treasury portfolio has been held open in
the hope that the senatorial complications
might terminate in such way that Mr..
Cullom could be safely spared from the
senate Mr.. Mason, it is understood here,
is a thorough supporter Of the administra-
tion, and it is believed that his election
will make the way clear 70 u formal tender
of the place TO Senator Cullom, unless 9th
er developments seem to require that the
position shall go to another section of the
country
Evening journal., 1897-01-21
Hail Delivery In New Hampshire.

TACOMA, n. H., Jan. 21.-Another Jail
breaking episode was added to the history
Of the Belknap county Jail here last night.
The escaped prisoners are Albert Pike, un-
der sentence for breaking and entering,
and Jesse Reynolds, Patrick Briscall,
Henry Kumas and Jerry McColley were
being held for the grand jury on various
charges. The men broke Jail in bold
manner They demolished the cell locks
by using the iron posts of their bed frames
and with the posts as weapons made their
way to the roof Of the Jail, getting out on
the roof through a skylight. That their
plan of escape had been carefully made is
shown by the fact that they had torn up
the sheets and knotted them into a rope,
by which means the ground was reached
from the roof. The men then scattered,
and apparently were long way of when
the alarm was given.
Evening journal., 1897-01-21
AImshouse Keeper to BE Arrested.

BUFFALO, Jan. 21.-Three warrants
have been issued for the arrest of John G.
Schlotzer, keeper Of the Erie county aims
house, charging him with presentation Of
n fraudulent bill, grand larceny and per-
jury. This is the outcome of an investiga-
tion which has been in progress for several
days past and is not yet concluded The
bill which Schlotzer is accused of falsify.
ing is a claim allowed for the expenses of
a party of county supervisors who visited
New York city ostensibly to inspect a con
sumptive's hospital. The Investigation
revealed that the trip was junket.
Evening journal., 1897-01-21
FIremen pIead guilty to Arson.

WALTHAM, Mass, Jan. elm the dis
trict court here Patrick E. Clark, John
Doyle and John +. Green pleaded guilty
to setting fire to the barn of Thomas Car
roll in Watertown on Aug IA. They were
held in 81, 800 for the grand jury. Patrick
Clark also pleaded guilty to setting fire to
the storage house of Samuel Coolidge at
WatertOwn ON Jan. II and was held in
81, 600 additional Two Of the men are vol
unteer members Of Hose No. 2 of the Wa
tertown fire department, and it is charged
that they set the fires to add TO their in
come as flremen. They receive 81 for each
fire they attend.
Evening journal., 1897-01-21
Lo.. Of LIE by Earthquake.

ATHENS, Jan. 2i.-An earthquake has
occurred at Dclvino, Turkish Epirus. Sew
eral villages, mostly inhabited by Chris
tians, have been destroyed, and it is feared
that many people have perished. Dolvino
is a town of Turkey, PROVINCE of Albania
and district of Epirus. 1t is situated AZ
miles northwest of Yanina, on hill slope
covered with olive and orange plantations.
1t has a population of about 10000 people.
Epirus, meaning mainland, wasa coun-
try Of ancient Greece, but now corresponds
TO the southern portion Of Albania, in
which II is now included.
Evening journal., 1897-01-21
NEW IRISH SOCIETY.
Its Main Purpose Is the study and Per-
petuation of Hibernian History.


Boston, Jan. 2l.-A now society, or
ganizcd for the purpose Of setting forth
and perpetuating the history Of the Irish
race in this country. was formed at the
Revere House. The name of the new or
ganization is the American Irish Historic
al society, and the first meeting included
representatives from all the New England
ntates while letters commanding the idea
were read from a large number of promi-
rent lrishmen in all parts of the country.
Among those present were Thomas J. Gar
gan of this city, Joseph Smith and George
c. Dempsey of Lowell, Thomas b. Lawler
of Worcester, John c. Iinehan, insurance
commissioner of New Hampshire; Rev.
NJ H. Egan of Concord, y. H.. Osborn
Howes Of Boston, J. j. Mccoy of Chico
pee and Rev. p. Linehan of Biddeford,
Me.
Hon. Thomas J. Gargan presided and
outlined in his opening remarks the OBJ
iect of the new society. He said that the
Irish race had played prominent part in
the history Of the country from its first
settlement, but no history Of the deeds Of
the brave men had ever been written.
Insurance Commissioner Linehan Of
New Hampshire believed it was due the
memory of the ancestors of the present
Irishmen in this country, the men of the
Revolutionary times, who made such sac
rifices, that the society should be formed.
The following officers were elected for
what will be the parent society President
general, Rear Admiral Richard W. Meade
of Washington; secretary general, Thomas
Hamilton Murray of Lawrence, Mass.
treasurer general, John c. Linehan of New
Hampshire; librarian, Thomas B. Lawler
of Worcester; executive committee in ad
dition to the above officers, Theodore
Roosevelt Of New York, james J. Roacl
of Boston, Joseph Smith of Lowell, Au
gustus ST. Gaudans of New York, Thoma.
j. Gargan of Boston, Maurice Egan, E. A
| Moreley of Washington and 4. Russell
Sullivan of Boston; vice presidents, one
from every state and territory-from New
England, James Cunningham of Maine
4. W. Maloney of Vermont, Osborn Howe
of Massachusetts, y. J. Hanson of Rhod
Island and Joseph Swords of CONNECTICUT
Evening journal., 1897-01-21
Mason FormaIly Eleeted.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Jan. 2i.-ln the
joint assembly, by a strict party vote, ex-
Congressman W. e. Mason, the choice OF
the Republican caucus, was formally elect
ed United States senator to succeed John
NJ. Palmer The vote was as follows: Ma
son, 1875; Altgeld ~. Senator Shelby NJ
Cullom was unanimously commended 70
President Elect Mckinley as eminently
qualified for n cabinet portfolio.
Evening journal., 1897-01-21
Car to visit China.

LONDON, Jan. 21.-The correspondent
of The Daily News at Vienna says: II am
informed that III Hung Chang took home
with him the news that the car and prob
ably the czarina will visit China upon the
opening Of the siberian railway and will
then visit Peking, Tokyo and Seoul He
will then invite the monarchs of China,
Japan and Korea to be his guests at Via
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