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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-07
5nlinoHh Dies.

5 Yitt8burg, 30. 2tpril. @eitern
N6en0 erpi00irte Elm 0e5iel in Der
GIgemiible NloermanS i'm Samantha
Sbalc, @. ga, nobel 5lpet 2eute gez
t60tet utb finT idIlper uerlett mur<
ben.
$ Santa sc, q. 3d., 20. 2(pril.-
Sunoe3mnrfdau 6aQ gat Die Nadz
ridt erbnlten, oaB Der Bandit Slnf
Sud am 9ier8tng i'll g~trisonn, IS
Wteilen UOn Clifton, 6urb elm 9lufge.
bot upn Standardization getDotet
ppr0en lit.
Nem D0rf, /. Otai. !0eute fanten
Die G6ncuonmpTer nSt. Ynul" un0
rGucania" bier an, nn60em lie iiber
ben O5cnn nm Die g8ettc eeFabren
iparcn. st. Yaul" bate Die 5nbrt
i'll led]s 3n9cn, OierSebnS tunoen unb
30 Niinuteu gema6t uno fam lieb5i9
Wtinutcn Irilbcr bier an ais Der nnoe=
re 0ampier.
5 6rCSnD, Gal., rs. Npril. SamcS
SroOtS ruar iriber nuf Der Sarm upn
Spbn Cunllc un9eIteut, muroe nber
%entloilen. tuei( CT Die 9pdbter IeineS
gtrbeit9cbcrS Gulu beltGnoio nit 9ies
be8betbeurunBcn bel0lti9te. Seutc
eri6ieu CT, nit elmer S6rptIinte be-
lunIinet, aui Der 6orm, id)pB 6rnu
Gaaue uub boS M2od)cn uic0er uno
oiiu0cte baum baS 0nu8 on.
8i00efpr0, Mic., 80. 2tpriG. NuS
Sor NtiuS miro 9emeloet, bnB Gubn
Sane, oclieu 6rnu uno &iuo in ibrer
III Dem iunf Wteilen BON Sar MtiIS
acle9encn BOUNTY Ga9(e befin0lidJen
&Obnuu9 beute Wurgeu eriduIen
e~eflnocn murben.
Bar Wtius lit Gin on Der &prtlono
uuo Gohciter @iieubabu, etlua stpDli
Meilen %nurO6Ilidl BON bier eelegene8
Oertd)en. Ntau Qloubt, onB Elm
9uppelmpr6 unb Sclbltnluro uurlic-
gen.
S Streatur, ST., %. 9tpril. N(u8
Merger 6oriiber, boB inn cine fiuo=
ltte 6ra9e ~opr8ele9t tuuroe, ereriif
Srant 0uJamel5 bcute sbeno cine
S6auIel uno 1pnltete .0antit bent 5
Sabre altcn SUbn 2ebD ben Sd1oel.
9ubamelS, Elm uiliter @eIeue, Tam
beute Murgcn nad benz 2ebp'itcn
Sauie, iup er I'M @arten bcIddftiat
iulr0c uno no Der &nnbe i'm aufiudlz
tie. NGr oas i6neIlc @inereiTen Der
GOli5ei rettete ben MDroer bOr einenl
2pn6geridt.
5 HittSbur9, ga, 80. Npril. Cine
Site, Die 2eiden BON stuei fleinen
&inoern entbaltenO, muroe in einem
perlaienen Steinbru9 in Der gtQbe
o SeIleoue, Ya., gefunoen. 9luf
benz Dedel ~berielben mar cine Mitz
%9Iiebstarte 0es Canton, D., 3!ueiaes
Der Duun9 SIRENS @briiian NIiuciaz
tiun ieit9euaGelt. Die 9inber uaren
nu9enibeinli@ ibou ieit mebreren
Sa9en tubt. Sic waren, nm bic
Sertueiung su beI9leunieen, NIT
Salt beoedt.
$ Chicago, 20. Ipril. Der S6anfs
pirtb @mil Splberu, beien S6ant=
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-07
Sufleu's ~2lruicazSdlbe.

Sefe Salbc Der @elt geeen S6nitz
tc NuetI1unsen, @ei6rpiiren, Snl5=
HuB, Sieberbeulen, 8inetpurm, auf=
ac{prun9ene Sdnbe, Subneraueen
unb ale 0autausibldee. Seilt ii9er
9iles, pber feline SeSablung nerz
lauot. 0ei[ung faIeu 5duen saran=
tirt, uoer Gelb suritderftattet. 8reis
25 Gents Die 8udIe. gu babeu bel
@a(fer SroS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-07

Gbtcora. So. ..SeroIo" -gltore 9cnitI crtIart
One DtiHnte Cough GHre" fir ben gr6Btcn @rfoIQ
Der neOisiniiaeu @iYeuianft. Or fu9te ms. boB &c
ietnc 9or3e TaintIis bon idredtidem Sufttu NIB gr-
t0ItIn9en befreit bat. uotoCm Gle onoeren. l0gc-
nouutcu SeiImittsI. cOnfidnoi9 sirtaH95IoS s"bIie-
ben luarsI. Or Scuiet srfIdrt. oaB e8 ieiueu Rrn-
bern lp.ientli6 gebuIfeR babe. Die Ruicrl
burd3umatru. ..Gue W!uutc Cough Gurc" beI6r.
bert bas gu5Ipeten i'll mirffaH infer 9GeiIs. lciGt uut
{dne4 .--SDoIfer gJrpS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-07
Dom Krie9sfhauplabe

+ II, 2. Rai. !0eute beiBt es
bier, oaB Die Mdd)te i'm 8eeriffe itcz
ben, 3ruiIben Der s urtei uno8riedJen@
lamb Su ucrmitteln. Der italieniz
ide uno Der DIterreibiide @eionote
6atten beute cine lnn9e uuterreoung
nit 8aai uno ScpulDois.
2un0un, 2. Miai. @s miro balbs
amtlid1 mitsetbeilt, 9urb Salisbury
babe ben Wd6ten cine in 8ari8 ab>
subalten6e @onfereus Sur 8eipredune
Don MaBreeeln nor9ei6lagen, tuelde
ben j3mef baben ion, benz &rie9e
,miideu Der Siirtei uno @rie6enz
lano Elm Gnoe gu MAIDEN, oaB bieler
SorI9lae bereits mebrere Gage bins
ourd] BON ben peridie0enen Ntniitern
Der austuarti9en Qngele9enbeiten ct
ruogen tpur6e uno iebt ais befinitin
fallen gelaiien betra1ten peroen
mag.
2unbDn II, 2. Neai. Der 8erliner
Correspondent Der n9aiGp Wail" er>
fdbrt, baB Die Wddte ni6t ibre 8u'
ltimmung 6a5u ertbeilen iperoen, oaB
Die Siirtei @riefenlanO cine &rieg8=
eutibaoigune auferle9e, uno onb
0eutj6lanb uno Oe1terrei6 einen
Serlub MAIDEN, bic BfDrte 81 betuez
gen, ibre 5urberun9 gu mDbificiren.
@aibinetpn, 2. Ntai. Die
bieliee tiirtii6e @elanoti9aft ma6t
folsenbe 9epei9e BON Miniiteriun
Der ousipartieen gtneele9enbeiten III
@pn1tantinppel befannt:
@iner 9epeihe num @ommanbirz
enoen Der tirfiiben Sruppen in So
nina sufplee lit 2ourps chen tpieber
BON ben turtil6en Sruppen belebt
upr6eu.
2pnopn, L. Mai. Sn ee9enz
u0rtieen @%ueenblide cp%ucentrirt iid)
6a5 Sntereiie nlebr auf Ntben, als
ben &rieesi6auplnb. Die Sage Der
orie6ilden 86ni9sfamilie lit au9en@
ldeinlid iebr tritii6. Der Miniiterz
luediel lit eiu berebte8 5ei6en Der
5d)tuade be8 9Dni98@eur9, uaments
lid lit oies oer llutitanb, bnB Ct &aqi
tueldJer ben 96nig, Der i'm gu ein-
er Gonferen5 6erufen lieB, in beleioi=
genber @etie oniprudJ, gum Neiniiter'
prdlioeuten annaBm. Der &0nig
ontiuUrtetc nit @ir0e, iebo6 tuar er
9en0tbi ct, leinen StoI5 81 oerldlud'
Ell. 0tnn glnubt aGgemeir, oaB
8aui nad] etiun8 SDberem al8 Dem
9piten oes Winiiterpralioenten Itrebt.
Nber ieine 9lnnnbnte Der Stenune
bringt i'm in cine misunderstanding
Gage. Gin grpBer Sieg t6nnte i'm
5rpor sum Nbgptt oe8 8oGte8 MAIDEN
aber cine 9ticoerlage, mel6e pcit
ruabrifeiulider lit, miroe i'm nit
Sdnnoe bebefen uno CT miiroe ulS
falder Yropbet 9cltiir5t meroen.
Der @rflaruns, oaB @riedenlon6
Den 8ricg bis 5unt lebten Ntbcnt5n=
&C fu~rtleben tuiirbe, :uirb teine 8e=
oeutuns beiaele9t. @s pfeift in mil
itdriid)er uno inan5ieuer Sinlidt be-
reils ouf benz lebten 2ude uno muB
oue peiteren sluitreneun9en balO
auf0eben. Die 8rie6en ueroen cine
@ntI9eibune8idGadt BEL 8barlolos
abtuorten morouf lie, nie man 9laubt
on Die Mddte oppeuiren tueroen.
Gtrloreu.--GiH tI,in.s lttbeS Sinb, iptIte3 :hOa
| Saus our6 fsin eGheIu eIidtt6 mott.. rno 81
5eEfru. bcb es:bGtts g,rstt.t D.r0sn ibnn.r. SsHn BIZ
SIttrn rur On, gRluuts 6ousb Sure. has rntrn9'
ltdc wtii'sI fnr bi. SaISbrtuss. tn Sopie 8ebabt hat'
en.--93alfer SroB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-07
Gleftrii Dies Sitters.

gleftriibes Sitters lift Elm fir jebe
@oiIon braubbares Dtittel, iuirb
uber lebenfaus am Weiiten 9ebraudt
ipenn i'm 5ribline cine &eini9ung Der
@afte notbtpeubig Wirb uno man Die
Sober 81 erb6bter Sbatieteit anregen
min. Gin bdufiser Sebrau6 oieIeS
WittelS bat lbpn manbe8 biliDie
uno tDbtlid)e 5ieber perbinoert. Sci
ne Mtebisin pirtt 10 li9er UNI boS
Spitem upn malurilebem Slit gu be-
~Ireien. Sopfmeb ,Ma8enbeldmeroen
@eritopiung uno @6ipinoelonIdue
tpeiden benz @lettric 8itter5.
9rcis so Gents un0 S1.OO PRO
5lnlde in @alfer 8rpS'. 9lpDtbete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-07
probe Sdue.

- g. $. Clifford, Geiu GoIicn,
8iSc-, litt an Neural9ie uno 89eu=
ntatismus; iein Maaen mar ouBer
Cronung ieine2cbcr iuar in beunrubi=
genoer 9SeiIe nn9egrifen, Nppetit
nabm OBJ, unb er bate an 5feiid uno
Starfc be6eutenb abgenpmnten.
Nrei 5laiden rGlettiri6es Sitters"
beiIten i'm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-07
frei fur ihwahe 2r1dnner.

Sd p.rot ieoem Dtnnu tofenirei eiRt Tro6. Der
S.IIritteI f:nber. be mir Die Dole 9tcuucEtraftl UIe.
oerheIgetteut Lobeu. und9oem cGes auoere fehIgeI1la
gen bate. 3ttie Olt6iSiT hsiite mids ponfdn6tg bon
8srluk Der &th,rsiraft. 0tan9tI OF 9.ihItGtIthel
St6rfe. u~erp6fPr Snipdhe unb n6dtGideH Gioaii,H
NIB lplro 81. ebeuiu b,lIen. Sic tDineu es our6 rtne
Nnfrage e%rtaH9eH. StHhen SIC nlir JhrrH Stu men
uuo aoreiie hsutc. be oIes utht ful,eer ~erifrineu mag
N{an itlleGe elHE SIisfrurtc h.i. aoreii.: Sarl I.
Malttr. 3l5 Oiaicuic 5.upIs. &oIomasoo. Mib
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-07

S9lc9tc 8eini0rte. U: SD muB
Sbnen enolib cinmal iiber meire
&erbdltniie rcinen 8ein einibenfer.
9: SEA, ba pirb Elm idDne8 @eIDff
bernusf0mmen!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-07

geritepfuu9 III ibrsr idIiHRitcn SOrm. 9lo9tnt
idpdds. Rppfgi5t. @nIen. urh 2,6erb sidiperoeu.
rp.rbtu Ieiht ourd ..0,gBitt's 2lttIe Garlg 9iiers"
9cbctIt. 9itie tleinrn 9rue% ocrHriader miemaIs
9Sa,srJ.n; fc fHO fen. oU:r e3 fjuo Tie beHcR EiI.
len .--QDaIttr Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-07
SoGlfiibn. 9em Meicr iiub 5luei
Srauen bur68ebrauut, Jest beirotget
ct Die brittle! Ger benft i6fieBlidl,
oaS oebt ieoeSmal 10!

WiHut.a eritetutu iute Stunoeli. p.nn ooS Sctsr
auf bcm SpicI ft:bt- Sci Der Srduue hat nan fciHc
3ett. rad etnem Ir3t 5n it,deu. NIB 9,r5ua mag Sob
b,oeutsn. ~Cns gtinui, Cough Gmre" hot I~rfoytig.
2tHetrun9 CUR '5ol9S. rnb iitcs. bic eeH,fnrs. Gas
sinat9c uniddolidtH Stllnlittel, msIChes Iofprt iuirtt
NoItcr Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-07

Seint eriten 5erienbeiu9. stubi=
Dius Omit Sdntiiien be0edt): gta,
So6ann, tuie 0efar i6 Dir? 9iener:
Der iunee 6err geIiel mir beiier,
ale Sic nod gal15 mGren!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-07

Seri6nappt. MtItter: 0at Did
6enn Der 9teferen6ar Neunann nm
@ntI6uloi9una 9ebeten Oafur, 0aB er
DID 0efiiBt bat? 9u6ter: ., CT ent=
fduloiet iib INNER!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-07

GIN. ~urtbiiiee Gt6sr beotntst rtnt fhlstte Serhts
farbe. falett.n nta.uL. uuneroauI'nfett mo hdu t9s
GopfItmer.eu. lin oerarttse @eidhreu 81 oertrsr.
bet. ntbnie mau -SeE .tts 2itte GurIp %Iiers.- bic
6erlLmter fIein,u Sln.u---Ipolter grss.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-07

2tuberuu9 flrSrouomuuoeu. oui9,iprun9snt 9dub
NIB 3ippeu. Sciluug fur S9uttt. NIB anosrc g6uu-
ben. SOforti3e Stnoeruug fir 9dnorrsoiSen. 8a5
iinb bt. YursI9. bon -9eWitf3 2aitd SoS:I SalUe !"
--gDoIter gros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-07

gle peri9Ieoeneu 6ormen roa Sauiifonibcitsu, bon
oufgeiprnngrnen Sdnbsn. bis 3um bosartigen anS'
Itla9 uro Sri6pireu. t6uner NIT .2e99iit'S Mtt1
3aseI SaIUe." benz eroben ui,ttrl a'3sn 2antOrrbo''
osu. Oebellt p:la.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-07

umfruat i'm 9artsr Tam ie5r Ietdt %5erftort psrosr
pepu cs ,bct ,rft ,uiessauseH 1T. Sic SGptnsiuat
tanm Ourh .Gus u. mute Gon9b Cure" In GHtftebsu
acpeiIt merSen --QGaIttr Dros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-07
&%apeunteiiter {
Onperbel.

0Dperbel. &apeumeilter GUM
geuiiter): Menuer, Sbre G<Suitc
tlingt beute ipie0er, ais ruenn ons
SdaT n 9armtatarrb eebabt bate!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-07

@nger @e1ibt5treis. q: 8a8 bat
Sbnen in Mlnden am belten 9efal=
len? 9: 3pei &eunerinnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-07

Inter 8adfii6en. @a8, al8 did
@uuiin Carl fuBte-fuBteit gu i'm
pie6er?! So! Sd befano MIDI in
Der 9fotbmebr!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-07

Damn ia. Jrau o.: @lauben Sic
al bic Stanbnleeididten, Die in Der
3eitune iteben? 5rnu s.: @enn i6
Die 2eute femme, bic eemeint iino, ia!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-07

N.rloreu.--Gin t,in,S li,bts Sino, DsIts3 has
Sous our6 fstn eddeIu eIidttd mott.. Tno 3n
berfrn. bcb cs;b6tts g,rstt.t p.r0sn f6nn.r. s.nn ba
SIterm rur On, Utlnut, Cough Sure. hos rntrp9.
Tide WtiiisI fnr b. SaI6brtuss. tt 6opis 8ebabt bot.
en --9NnIfsr QrnS-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22

New York. Aug 2i.-The American
liner st. Paul has reached port having
made the run from the Needles to the
Sandy Hook lighiship IN the quick
time Of six days and 10 hours
Among her passengers was Phillip
d Armour Mr.. Armour said that he
had not taken the ocean trip Tor busl-
ness. and refused 70 discuss the rise
IN wheat or the operations Of the new
tariff Law. he is greatly interested in
the Klondike sold discovery and said
he had great faith IN the future dovcl.
opmeuts
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22

criminals and thugs against an who
dare 10 protest against their dcspicable
restraining orders The Judiciary is
prosiiiuied 10 the bidding of oppressive
capital. has placed the rights Of prop
erty above the rights Of persons and
has Disseminated against the many IN
the interests of The few. That $4,000
miners should bc condemned % lives OF
drudgefy and starvation by the arbl-
irafy rulings of the courts d an In
sult 10 q henencent Creator. an outrage
upon free government and a disgrace
10 the Christian civilization under
which We I've
The recent lniuncilona and their
extreme application against the lawful
| rights OF the poor. the arrest and In
generation Of hundreds Of innocent
lnohonslye people. the general
employment Of armed thugs 20 over
awe. harags and coerce the miners.
have 90 oxaspcraicd the people in To-
cnliiics where applied that we feel that
we can no longer D. responsible for the
7 public peace. And to the end that a
Just and equitable settlement % tho
differences between The employees and
I employers may BE- Effected the public
peace the liberty of the masses. the sa-
cred institutions of free government
preserved and The courts stopped from
these outrageous pefverslons of consti-
tullonal rights W. appeal % that high
or humane and patriotic court-the
great plain peop|e-wh0 On times OF
trouble have always proven the Just ar
bliera Of every difference between d.
ycfslhed interests and conicnding elc-
mcnia IN the government of human So
clcty.
We appeal 20 the llberty-loying pco-
pie Of this great nation 10 send accrcd-
ltod delegates 10 ST. Louis. NO. where
mass convention VIII be held Mon
I do. Aug 20. 1897. The object Of the
convention viii not be 10 merely pro-
test against the uaurrail0n aud tyfan.
ny of the courts. hui 10 formulate plans
10 compel a return 90 the principles Of
} free government and put said plans
into practical operation.
Our people have suffered an The evili
that ere 1ufcrahie and we are given
the alternative ~ submitting TO the In.
. NMM"NNWH. ~ NNN' "|'N"" HNNN| Wv NNNtNI
eattatlng Of our miners 20 return "a
the novels Of misery and shame or ap.
poallng to the patriotic hearts OF Ahcr.
! ica fo consider our cause and render
verdict IN accordance with iho iusl
claims OF suffering humanity
We have chosen The latter and vii
accept the verdict with that fartitudl
+ and resignation becoming every liber
ty-lovinF patriot cf thls great nation
The call ls signed by n. D. Raich
ford. president. W G. pcarco. secrcta
{ ry-troasurer. r. l. Davis. J. II. Ken
! nody. james n. Carson. Henry ste
1 phenaon. Patrick nolan. w. +. Farmi
and Fred Dilchcr. the fuil executive
board
! This call has been lndorssd by Sam
! uol Compcu. president n ine Amer
1 lean Federation of Labor. and J Y
Sovereign. grand master vofEman o
the knights OF labor.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22
KELToE ON ANoREE.
Does Not nsIlsvs Half the stories Al
out The Nsws from the Explorer.

Does Not nsilsvs Half the stories All.
out the News from The EnpIorsr.
Toronto. Aug. 2i.--J. Scott koltoe.
the best authority on exploration IN
the president Of the Royal Geographic
al society OF Great Britain. IS perhaps
the world, 20 that some importance
will naturally attach 10 an interview
with him ne 70 the fate Of Andree and
his balloon Keltoc characterized as
al rot the statement that Andree and
bis ballon had been seen In the White
Sea. because Il would not have been
likely TO take that direction. As 70
the reports Of Andreo's pigeons hay-
ing been found. Il was impossible to
say whether. or not they were Andrees.
The Germans are flying pigeons from
the English coast 10 their own conn-
try, and the pigeons found migut have
been German birds.
Andreo had said before be started
that he might not be heard from Ia
two years lie was personally acqualnt-
cd with Andree and with Nanson. They
were two men very much alike. An
drec was a hne. intelligent fellow OF
magnificent physique. lie was per-
fec'ly well aware Of what be was do
ing when be undertook the trip to tho
North pole, and n pluck. intelligence
and physique could help a man through
such an undertaking he would yet b
heard nom. Il might be that nis bal.
Ion would come down on the north
coast Of Alaska, IN which case lt would
take considerable time Tor him "a
reach telegraph station. Then q
might descend In Siberia or Greenland
aaa some time must clapss IN any cas-.
before he would be heard from.
Mr. Keltoe would not venture az
opinion as 70 what effect very cold at
mosphere. such as would be enooun
tered In the polar regions. would hayl
on Andree's balloon. He appears 1,
BE- Of the opinion that Andree has beer
successful IN crossing the North poll
and to believe that be viii be hear,
from soon
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22

Perkins o. r.. Aug a. sash.to-
wah. an aged Sac and Fox chief. states
that no Sac and Fox Indian ever
breads a snake. oontlpcde. tarrantula.
or any poisonous insects bite In this
region. The antldoie grows on the
hnly prairlca The herb gsovs about
ono FOO, high. has white flowers and a
tnrnip.liko root The Indians chew a
mouihtai OF thc root late q pulp before
they bind d onto ihe wound. ono an-
pllcailon generally effects a cure. some
Indians claim that the dogs tuow an
about the miraculous plant. that a dog
which was bitten hY millgsnako ate
tops of tho snake weed and being soon
cured taught Dts master the value of
the noyor.iallng curative powers OF
the weed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22

Dawes Gomm ssieu Wlh = afsesutle
Washington Aus. 1i-1he Dawes
Indian commission viii Reasonable %
resume negotiations with the I've civil
lied tribes a. Fort Gibson. l. T.. on
September I. Agreements were reached
some months ago with two Of The
tribes. the Choclavs and Chielasava.
and negotiations win BE- conducted
with the Cherokeos as aoon az the
commission gets % work. IN addition
20 securing agreements similar to the
two already in eject. providing for al
loimenia On soYeralty. the abolish
moni OF tribal government etc. ihs
commission VIII De- e1gaged In the rc.
vision OF the citizenship roll of ths
tribe The commissioners are now Al
their homes spending summer vaca.
tions.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22

Milwaukee. VIA. Aug 2i.-The crew
Of the schooner Emma Boomer bound
from Manislee 20 this city with bark,
has arrived here and report that the
vessel capsizcd In the lake. Is miles
on Little Point. ISABELLE. last wednos.
day night The crew escaped in a
yawl boat and driited about for 2.
houra IN a heavy sea. Then they
sighted the steamer Fred Pabat. which
took them TO port They were Sc hour.
without food.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22

New York. Aug. 2i.-The special
train chartered Tor a trip across
the continent to Yellow stone
Park and back again. At a
cost Of $500 By i25 members OF the
Arion society Of this city. has started
on rs journey from weehavken. y. J.,
depot Of the West shore railroad. The
o1curaionisis were given a grand send
on by the Arion band and the "siay-at.
home members Of the society.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22

So Johns, n n. Aus 2i.-At nlanc
sablon. a child dropped a llshseo match
into a barrel Of gunpoVder The ex-
ploalon which followed wrecked the
house and killed lhree persons. ono
man was fatally Injured and several
were seriously hurt by a cave-in 81 a
mine on puley's island.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22

-Aftest rtAtnp hiti ~ the World.
Seattle. Wash. Aug 2i.--With 7.ooo.-
900 tons Of ore In sight. Prince Tread
well mine on Douglass Island. Alaska.
is soon 10 have the largest stamp mill
IN the world. Il has been decided %
double the capacity Of the plant. max
ing the number Of stamps so0. The
next largest MIL f. located IN South
Africa. which has 80 stamps. The
Treadvell viii mine iia product at a
cose of q per ton. and Win produc,
$685. 900 q month.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22

Oaiesvlllo. Tex. Aus. a. Deputy
United States Marshall burke of wato
came here end went Ia the Ruth nclgh-
hofhood and arrested J. O. nlaca. who
IA charged with burning the posloiiea
nj Ruth several months ago de took
him 10 Waco. where he viii have his
preliminary trial oa Aus. 81. before
Commissioner flnkA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22

Guthrie. o. r.. Aug 2i-Ncal Jehor-
son. John Washington. prominent
farmer. aged 90 yeara. vas found dy-
Ing IN a aold. where he had been ploW-
inr. his head pounded 20 a iclly and
blood nowlnF from his mouth. John
Sullivan has BEEN Jailed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22

chrlsllana. Aus. 2l.-A dispatch to
Tho Fromskridt from Sande. says a
balloon was seen August IS moving at
a great hcighl and IN a northwoslerly
direction From thc balloon was sus-
pended a tackle which appeared 10 be
luminous
Pi,,sburg, Aug. al.-Flse men were
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22

Hamilton Ont. AUG. si.-cyrus A.
Hun. arrested on a oharso Of forgery
alleged TO have been commilted IN Chi
cago has consented 20 return without
waiting until the time allowed by the
exlradiuon order expires.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22

Boston. Aus 2i.-At a meeting oi the
Republican state committee Il was de-
clded to hold the Republican state con
vention here on "Wednesday. Sept. %.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22

erflnriovn. Tex. Avg 2i-W r.
blackwell. a barber of th's place. ls
now lying az hls home 90 an uncon-
scloue condition caused hy a blow on
the head with a chair Tho cause Of
the trouble was the possession of a
te-cent piece
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22

Springfield. Mass. Aug. 2i.-The
anal have been contaminated for a
match between Michael and I.esna. on
the local track Sept i2. the second day
Of the annual fan tournament Il will
b, 2o-mile race Tor q $500 purse.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22
ia STATIONERY.

In.t try 10 match our values IN Tens
la and Paper with hofe anyone else
|E nrynn is offering. l have lald IN
.,nes Of stationery that have taken
...@.s Il Mains a. select and suit 10 The
800 81 my patrons. Al they have 10 do
&. a make their selection. which lavefy'
-, f,om The handsome stock VI at
E'I. FOUNTAINS Drug Store.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22
SEND Ms YOUR ORDERS.

Cheapest Gin insurance q any Ag''v Sv.A
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-12
SAN FRANCISCO CALL"

BUSINESS OFFICE OF the San Francisco CALI
flO Market street, open until u o'clock every
night In the year
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street
corner Clay; open until $50 o'clock.
SS9 Hayes street. open until $50 o'clock.
815 Larkin street, open until $3.50 o'clock.
sW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open
until O'Clock.
261S Mission street, open until O'Clock.
1877 Ninth street, open until 9:30 o'clock.
1905 Polk street: open un il $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-12
Harriet Cooper's Will.

Gunnison, Booth and Bartnett have filed a
somewhat contradictory document in the es-
tate of the late Harriet Cooper. They first ad-
NIT that she died inteslate and then allege
that she left a will that is Geographic in form
and aver that she was Of sound mind when she
signed the instrument, and demand that the
will shall be admitted 10 probate. In view OF
the antagonistic elements OF the pleadings the
decision of the Probate Court will be awaited
with interest