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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
Will Not Be Sent Ont Subject tc
 Release.

WAsA1NdToN, Dec. 1.-The in- coming of Senators, Representa- tiyes and others concerned in the opening of Congress reached high tide today, and the central portions of the Capitol present a more ani- mated appearance than for months past. Although the contents of the Presidents Message have probably been more accurately forecasted than has been the case with any similar executive document for a good many years, it is said that ex
 traordinary precautions have been taken to prevent the message or any portions Of it leaking out in ad- vance. In fact, it is understood today that, contrary to the practice heretofore, it will not be telegraphed early in the morning, subject to release" but on the contrary, it will become available for the wires only when its reading has com menced in the House of Represen- tatiyes. There may be Q modifca- tion in the program, however, be- tween now and Monday morning.
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POLICE COURT.
Business Transacted at Monday
 Mornings Session.

A number of cases were tried by Judge Brown this morning, being principally minor violations of the city laws.
 Charlie Spice was fined $10 for dis turblng the peace by cursing and threading one Black.
 Frank Conway was fined $5.00 for being drunk and disorderly.
 Mack Hunter was fined $5.00 for disturbing the peace.
 NJ. c. Kaferty and John Smith. charged with vagrancy, were dis charged.
 Frank Davis was fined $500 for making threats of violence and threatening to fight. Davis testified that F. Rubenstein, who made the complaint, was jealous of him (Da- vis), and had been threatening him.
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Miss Omi Stewart and Mrs. J. ]. Dickens returned to their home at Monticello today after visit to Mir. and Mrs. $. G. Seabrooks. They were accompanied to Monticello by Mrs. Seabrooks, who will visit rela- tives at that place.
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PINE BLUFF DIsTRIcr.

Preslnein Elder, A. Turrentine. Pine Bluff-First church, A, 0. Evans; Lakeside, J. R. Cason; River side, J r. Carr.
 Bedfield-J. l.. Sherwood. Rowell-B. Garrett. Rison-O. II. Keadle. New Edinharg-D. D. Warlick. kingsland-J W. White. Sheridan-W. c. White. shrrill-J J Bond.
 Humphrey-E. A. Towhsend. Stuttgart-T. Q. Owen. Gillett-J. ". Harrell. ~ Little Prairie@Supplied by O. ! Beardslee.
 English-L. NJ. Daily.
 DeWitt-J. Nj. D. Sturgis. Roe-J. k. Jones.
 Student in Vanderbilt-G. E. Cam eron.
 Student in Fordyce-J. W. White
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Total-.............s. $3797 %
 Resolved, That the presiding el- ders be requested to set apart one hour at each district conference for the purpose of presenting the claims of the conference claimants and that some suitable person be appointed to represent the same.
 Resolved, That J. R. Moore be and he is hereby authorized to make all contracts for the work of editing and publishing the minutes of the conference, and that he is further authorized to draw on the treasurer of the joint board of finance for the amount necessary to pay flor same.
 J. M. Hawley read the report of the committee or public interests.
 Pending it's adoption Dr. Godby spoke to the conference in the inter- est of the Arkansas Methodist.
 The vote was taken and the re- port was declared lost. A decision was called for and the vote stood IS for and A against.
 On motion of Dr. Riggin the bishop was requested to appoint J. M. Godby to the editorship of the  Arkansas Methodist.
 Question IT. Who are supernum- erary? J. H. Gold, H, Townsend, Red Hill.
 Question IS. Who are superanu- ated2 A Avery, E Caldwell, R c Atchley, B c Johnson, A Hunte", W T Browning, H R Withers, ] s Nicholson, J H Blakely, W J Scott, A B Winfield, J M Cline, c W Math- ews, B N Watson, on motion of com mittee.
 Question 40. What contributed church expense2 $l26O.12.
 Question g. What contributed to A B Society? $227.59.
 0 H Keadle read the report of the committee on Bible cause, which was adopted
 W c Hilliard read report of com mittee on colportage. It vas adopted.
 JR Cason read the report of com mittee on temperance. The report was adopted in detail
 M W Manyille read the report on district conference journals. The report was adopted.
 " P Whaley read the report of Epworth League Board, which was adopted
 J H Riggin presented memorial to the general conference. T Y Wade moved to amend by including North Little Rock. The amended motion was carried.
 C rope made an announcement of the Philadelphia college.
 The following was adopted, life of pr. Hunter.
 J R Cason moved that the presi- dent appoint commission of three to inquire into the advisability of establishing an orphan home, to re- port to the next conference. J R Cason, T H None, R Moore com pose the commission.
 The doxology was sung and con ference adjourned to meet Monday at 8:30 o'clock.
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MONTICELLO DISTRICT. Presiding Elder-T. D. Scott. Monticello-T. o. Rorie. Mt. Pleasant-C. w. Drake. Star City-Supplled by D. H. Col quitt.
 Tillar-J. J. Colson. Grady-J. W. Berry. Dumas-Supplied by E. r. Martin, Arkansas City-R. l.. Broach. Garriola-R. II. Poynter. Bartholomew-R. c. Rowland. Hamburg and Portland-W. H, Steel.
 Hamburg Clreult-L. M. Powell Lacy-J. D. Dunn. Palestine-S. W. Ralney. Berea--F. r. Drake. Warren-R. A. McClntook.
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Lish Donelson was arrested Sat- urday for stealing chickens and 8 hog. He will be tried Tuesday be- fore W. D. Vance for grand and petit larceny.
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gAruRpAY ArrERNooN aEggIoN.

Conference met at 2 p. Bm. Satur- day pursuant to adjournment. Bishop Hendrix presiding. The minutes were read and approved.
 Cues. 30. What has been con- tributed on the foregoing account
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-15
Oernlifh dies.

Sic g3etp gurfer GrOB8ei9np=
renen Gebnten cS ab, @m. Senlbel
in IntlneeItano 81 leben, ipetl er Die
nod nibt 17i6bri8e SeIIie Sarnett
pbue @inpiI(i9uno i6rer Wtutter gez
beirat1et bate. Cine neue, onf Se=
treiGcn Der 8in0erI6ubgeleul6att er~
laIie @eIeteSbeltimntung er5Dbt be-
~fouutlid5 oas GDnIen8z9tlter bel Wdo=
6en uun IS Sobreu auf is, aber Die
@rono Surg, Dereu Niitglicocr pIten=
BAT nit 9eIuubem Nteuldenoerlta nG
beoobt Iiub, 9in8 Bpm Der Inli6t altS
ooB 3uilden Der @ntfiiDrung, relp.
8erft6rung eiIe5 Wta09en5 untcl
18 Sagren unb elmer leoitin1en Sci;
ratb beSielbeu Elm 8roBer llnterldief
beitebe. Sp ip4te bas einl6ld9i9t
GeIeb audi III 3ufunft nidht nnb ben
Iturreu 8ud]tabeu ous8efc9t, ionoerr
nad1 Ieirem GeiIte auf9efaBt iuerOen
suntal tuenn ein Otao6en oft uni
perIt6nbig senu9 lit, nm Die SraB
meite zines @DecDntrafte8 81 erntel
fen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-15

= Gprinsfiel6, Mp., 8. Sftober.
Der 5sarner eherman 8rDrun, in
Der R6be rpn Billings robnbnFt,
lanote eeitern bier an, I'M iiG Den
6urepotu uno Geu'8 BROS. Circus
nn5uieben. Sci 6ieier @elegenbeit
iuu er ii1 betruufen uno oI8 Damn
ouf Die @eleiie Der 5riscu Sabn sum
S6lofen gele9t bnben. Gr' mnroe
etiua oegen balb IL llbr BON einent
3uQe genannterSab i%i6erfabren uno
10 iduer oerlebt, oaB er lbUn nad)
Berlauf elmer Stun6e itarb. 2ns
linfe gein, Iotpie Der linfe 2lrn lpur=
ben benz Mnnn brett abgel6nitten,
llno oas redte 8ein lit lber Dem
anie 5ernnnlmt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-15
GIeftrii Dies Bitters.

Gleftrii9es Sitters lit elm Iar leoc
SaiIon braudbbare8 0tittel, tpte6
ober iebenfau8 am Meiiten 8ebran&t
luenn i'm 6riibling cine &eini8ung oer
Safte noty Jenoig piro unb man Die
Qe6er gu erbDbter 9batigfett anre9en
nil. Gin bdufiser 8ebrou6 otele&
Niittels bat idun mandle5 biltbie
uuo tDotlid6e 5ieber perbinbert. Sci
ne We5s iii mirft 10 ii6e; I'M bos
SnItem BON mnlari16em Git gu be-
freien. &opfpe6 ,Magenbel6meroer
8erItppfuug un0 S6minoelonfaQe
ueidjen benz @lettric 8itters.
8reis 80 Gents uno S1.OO PR
6laI9e in @alfer &ro5'. 2lpot9efe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-15
2luf Ger h6hiten Stufe.

9tue. S. @oge(, elm beruurro8en6e,
Nputbefer in SbreoepOrt, 2a.,
idreibt: Or Sings Netp 9iScUpert
lit ons einSige Niittel gegen meiner
0u1ten uuo e5 mir0 uebr perlan9t
ais irgen0 Elm an0eres WtitteG." S,
s. Campbell, ein aaufnlann uDn Snff-
DrO, Irt5., i6reibt: Or. Sings Dis;
cDuerD lit 10 gut, mie beanIprudi
niro, fnIirt rie uno furirt S6mino.
Iubt, 0ulteu uro @rfaltunoelI. Sd
fam es ni6t genu9 loben. Or.
Sings DISCOVERY 9e9en ShtpinO-
Iudt, 9uiten ul0 @rfdltun9 lit feir
Experiment, es lit m66reno einea
Observation-Disclosures erprObt nOroen
uno itebt jest auf Der bD6iten Stufe.
@s entt6uidt ME. Grei 8robeflai0e
gu baben bel 8alfer SrUs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-15
gt.s GaI.usso(ud,tts.

Ser u~uier5sihusls hat. ucaotu az uthrsre Sabre
lare Eitt etrcm %iasirsreH SEFstHIt,oeH bsbaftet mar.
middle in SdpiHoiHdt aHs5aaIt5a brotit. ourn elm.
iads M,iitsI ietus @tlusoasi mtterr tIIou9t. uuh er
win hieiSs 9s;IHiitSI Der I.iotE6sn g9sHf6bett nit
tbsiIsu. &H gnt. pslde eas StiIuiiitsI bobsn iponsu,
i4tdt er bertitmiHteit tine Rppi. ets BON ibm benus-
ten Secrlts. mtIdcs BE SeIoerosH aIs Elm Fderes
reiImittel 9e3cn SalpiraiHht. Afhmo. antorrh.
SroHtifts rnb ale 3aI5. uuo SuueeHtrnufhettsn
fruusn IsrHsu ipsroeu. Or bGit. bob ale 2sibeHbe
Elm Tiittr, ~probieren psrben. ba .s uHindsbor ift
SteieHi9eH. ireICbe bas 3scspt sdbsH molten. fpsIGes
thHsn pitts tpitst uHo nd o.taeiat Gs zine moblihn
s~rpsiisn pirb. neusn frsaabIitff oersFtrsz:
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Brooklyn, New York.
'Grr2huf aifk SstrHal jars
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-15

@iternbe @unoeu, ibmer5tule &c
l6tuitre un6 dbuGide Seibeu, ielblt
penn man Idon iabretan9 canit be-
baftet, tDnnen 0ur6 ben @ebraud)
BON 9egSitt'S g8itdb Qa5el Salue ee=
BELT ner0en. Sic beru6i9t, 1tdrft
un0 beilt. Sic lit 6ns bette Mittel
fir Odmprr1Oi0en.-8alfer 8rpS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-15

r5um GeufeI nit oen 6riuen all
uuO fr,fa III bic 3utuuft e,faout" bort ra srpar fur
ben, Der in Der rttttg.u Stlmmuu3 if, frbr gut on.
aber psr. glsid benz m~sIon6oIif4sn Sdreupriussn
bon SppotoHbrie bsIefen if uEo an Werbauunas.
f6mer3sH uno gilioiitdt Ietb.t. BAN piro IS i9per
h9 DER Ssouutsu Gil blsis Geibi9eE Ssisaen gu emit
idlassn. 6sgeu btsIe uutolos eibt eS Elm WiitsI.
Dor benz ne ausreiBen, ipte be Amaletiter DOR ben
0tottabdrsu a~usrlTsu; Soit,tter'S 0toetnbittsrs 1T
ieiu Same. 0itt Qtife oes Sittsrs iuiro Cure geroou-
mig cine Isibie unb ~ssieguste iein; Sbr psrbet nit
appsiit sIisu. Cure seber ipIro eebDri9 funttionireu.
93idt uur has. Sbr t6unt Gud NIT 6emntbsrube gum
S6lafe uitosrIe9eu; fem beiIsumeuosr 9IHd. teiu
GtffeItburm mlro Sua bsdnsfti9su tstn Gerrisrub nd
i'm Dtn9sn belu Ibrebsn 9obt Shr siR goresfHhI
BON Jieber unb Sdhtt.Gfroft. sIisrsnIsiosu Oo;r Eben.
notlsuius. 10 rufst oos Sittsrs su 3itIfs. obus tS6s,rn.
uuo ..ttiu 2sio iuiro SUD piberfabrsH." 9tsIes Dor.
sueltt. stimuIouSmittsI briH9t 9uere Contribution
idusnsr in sttmHuus. al; irssub Elm duoeres BRA.
parat. SrsimaI sli4 elm Dsinsias Doh.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-15
1eoerntann fd9t 70.

9oScaretS 4nrirs@oubOus, Die Wuubcrbarite msoj-
jinIldc SEtoCdHuq tcS S'itolters. au9enebm uno fr.
ful0eNO fur ben SCibMad. rotrien Ieiat NIB be-
ittTmt auf gttercE. Seber HHo Stn9elpeloe, retnt9tn
oas 9an5e Spftsm, r%ertrelben grtlttuU9sn. turlren
apptlpeb, fSicber, cgrOuii1c Nel itopiun9 NIB 9uliiJ-
iett.. NItte tOuiet uUo problret beilte en- Sh1dtel'
den, 10. %. so eeH:s. @frf0aft uno g1rantirt BON
alien ApptbCterU.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-15

It1nbie in Spls aufeebibrten@ebauoe
mar an feds Steaeu bas5euer eleiH=
settie auseehrpben. Nur benz um-
ltanbe, baB Die Slbnenoetpratton
uno8uliIIen imprd9nirt tuaren, ipute
Der Gufmerfiomfeit oeS Bdbters lit
es sa peronnfen, oaB gruBes lln9liif
uerhitet uuroe. 9aS Sbeater lieet
in unmittelborer 3acbbari6uft sabl>
reider aus 9lo5 erbauter Sersnigz
unosItatten, 0eren Seiiter iammt
ibren Samilien ii9 III tiefemS 9luns
mer befauber, iotuie bes 3pOlo Jiid%
en- @artens uno Der 6(Ura.
8aris, 27. Sept. Der &olisei-
@ummilIdr bes Staotpiertels ou
MaiG fano beute friib einen Srief,
mprin Elm eemiiier Seorat, ieines
| Seidens @pra6lebrer mittbeilte er
uerbe in bieiem Siertel ieinem 2ez
ben elm @noe :aaden. Sbatid9li9
tam faf gleid)5ettig, ais Der Commit
Idr feline 2eute n~noetuieien bate,
aufsupafien, ie Mtelbun9 aus einenl
f(einen @aft9pf, baB elm pabreno Der
pereanaenen 0a9t bort a%ngetontmez
ner Maun gelb1tnorb nerlu6t babe.
@s fano iid, baB 9eprat lid 5uerl1
Ie6s @9nHe in ben Sopf 9ela9t bate
bann ppnt Sett a~uf9eltanoen mar,
ben 9teouluer nD9ntals 8elaoen UNI
bic Ieds ueiteren SDnne IN Die
8ruIt abgefeuert bate; ais Der 2Df
! bann nod nidbt eintrat, luo 9eora
abermals uno i6OB nu6 ie6s Mtal II
Die Qer5eegen6. ST. lebte mod Uni
muroe naG bent 9ranfenballe &c
braGbt. llebereinitimmeno nit lei
nem Sriele iagte er benz Gpmn1llor
er mpQe lber Die llrla6en leineS@nt
l6lu6eS nibts iaeen, au6 leioe er 81
oiel, UNI 81 ipreden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-15
Erobe=f due.

- g. s.. Clifford, Stem Gniieu,
g8isc., lit an 9teuralgie uilo &beuz
mntiSn1us; lcin Wingen iuar auBer
Orbnung ieine2eber tuar in beunrubi=
GENDER g8ciIe nlt0c0rifTcn, Nppetit
nabm ob, n1tO er bate an 8leii0 uno
StGrfe bc6euteu0 abgcnDmmen.
0rei 6(ai9en rGleftirI6eS Sitters"
beilten ilpl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-15

4~u9enblife IinO nntlOs, iuenn ije
uer9euoet mer0en, uno tie peroen &c.
fabru0u per8euoet, tpenu es ourG9
2lufidub 9eidiebt in 5allen, mo- One
Wtinute Cough Cure iuforti9e Climber
ung uerI6nffen iplr6e Is rSrpS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-15

Sic wouen aeiuiB niGt burdb Sta.
9eni6iua6e, Seritppfun9, llebelteit
blei6e 9autfarbe uno 2lppetitluiie;
felt geplaat uer0en. Sic baben npd
ME 9egSitt'5 9ittle @arfp 8iiers fin
oieie 2eisea 9ebraubt, oeun iuuf
piroSt Sic curirt Iein. @S limb flei:
he &iuen, aber erOBe 8e9ulatoren
--28alter 8ru8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-15

3erTtreut. q: SD babe 9egDrt,
Sbr &apneei fam gut ipreAert, bari
i) einn1al ein paar 98orte an ibn
ri6ten? &rpfeHur: 8eOaure, mein
9apa9ei lit To~rtoefluQen! Sieaeibt
tam ib Die 5ragen beantruDrten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-15
SuCYIell'= 2lruicdzSdlbe.

SeIte Galbe Ser g8clt gc9eu S6nit>
te 9uet1dun9en, @eidmiiren, SalS=
fluB, 5teberbeulen, 9tirgpurin, aufz
gefprungere 06noe, @iibnerauger
uno ale Sautau8I0ldge. 9eilt ii@el
Bites, p0er fei!le Se5abluug Der.
(onqt. 0eilu1g allen 61Ien CARAT:
tirt, poer @elo 5urii6eritattet. 8reil
% Gents Die 8u0ie. 3u baben be
8alfer 8rps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-15

Scr0a6ti9. 5renlber: Seit mann
beiBt 0enn STR GaitbOf r3nm DID,:
ien?" @irtb; ., 0aS lit i6on lang
ben babe ib 10 u%m8etauft, mie id
bier 8odJen perbeiratbet mar!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-15

q. g.. 8artlep ppn Ma9ic, 80,
I6reibt: SD balte es fir meme
8flidt, Sic uub 6o8 4ublitum ipiiien
gu laiiert, oaB 9egSitt'8 &it6 9a5el
Salpe MIDI BON id)linmer @c5ema
befreit bot. 9tud mur6e mein &nn=
be BON einem eitern0eu @ei6tuiire
arn Seine befreit.-gSalfer Sros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-15

Sieb. 9ienitmaO6en (5um Sau8.
Treuno, Der ibr am Gn6e bes Sabres
so Yfenniae Srinf9elo ilberrei6t);
0anfe, uno mie piel iuU id mte6e,
berau8oebeu?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-15

@tma8 8priigt perbitet oft grpBes
unbeil. Oe28itt's 9ittle @arlD Sill
ers limb nur Iegr feline 8illen, nber
auBerIt nirf1nm 5ur Serbitune Der
iflimmIteu 2eber= uh0 Wta9enz2et;
ben. Sic perbiiten S%eritopfung UNI
8ppfueb M reouliren 0;e Ginge:
mei0e.-gSalfer SrDS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-15

Die serriiieuen uno franfen 8eIG=
9efuebe ST beilen, Die aereiste S6er>
ilad)e 81 berubigen, iofortige 2interz
ung un0 bauern0e 0eilun9 81 bemir>
ten, bas iit Die @Riliiun uun 9e28itt'3
&itd 9a5el SalUe.-@alfer 8rOs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-15

SIM &eItaurant. @alt: Der Seller
lit ia nidt aeIpiilt, &euner! 8euner:
@ntI6ulbigen Sic, ben iunte Der anz
bere 9err baben, Der lit namli6 tur5=
li6tig.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-15

8enn Ste ie elm fleines Sinh in
&eu6buIten=&rdmpfen eeieben, pber
our6 anbaltenben Sultenreis inn Salz
le eeplaet paren, 10 tperoen Sic ben
Wertb Der One Minute @ouab Cure
ipltroi9en, pel6e raid 9inoernna ner=
l9afft.-@alfer 8rps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-15

8rOBig.a Game bes 6auies: @u
lit Sri. Srnta, meine GDGter? SauS=
mQOden: Sm 8uten 3intnler! Dame:
Merfen Sic iid6 ein~ fir auemal:
gtr babcn nur quite 3intmer!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-15

Nu5ii9liGe IeuBerun8. BANTER:
IS lit sum Gaien0per0en! SD bas
be ourd eineu oroBen, unerpartetetl
au8tuarttgen GOufurs uDuig ben Ser
itau0 ~berloren. 9err: @ebe Der
S%inrntef, baB Sic opr erDBeren Ser
fuften bepnbrt bleiben!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-15

&ein M5arn pber feline Srau fam
1td) Des 9ebens %fteuen, Dber etlpnS
in bieIer @elt su Stanbe brin9en,
tuenu tie on eit1er trd9en Sober lei
ben. 9e8itt's 2tttle @arlD 8tlerS
Iino Die &iQe.I, mel6e OieleS Organ
raid reilli9en.-98aifer SrOs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-15

Sorti6ritt. &err: Sum, Sraulein,
mie 1tebt es nit bent 6ranaDiii3en?
Sadfi9: Ob, jest wurbe i6 i9Oi1
cine fransbiI6e 2iebesert(drun9 oerz
Iteben!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-15
Sd31pad,e, nerp6Ie Deriouer

9spIaBt Ucu 9oTaau8slods:eit mo i6t.htsn 7rdu-
men. eri91pieU0tH AushuiicH, 6lJeoerr,1b,u.
Sruit.. GIdsHs nab aopHdmsr5su. SaororsPIn,,
8bHabms ots Ss96rs uE0 SrTdts Raiarr5,
gtogenorudeu. StHplUeritoofaHs Uiabtgtett, CT.
4ruolluH. srfdhrsn aus osIH ,,Susen6freuno|", mIe
eInla9 nno blnl9 re srurbIid sslsilt unb poae
9elhhoBeit, IEgeBoItae iSrtlGe NIB sFlr5TEn
loleeererIuHgea tUnusH. 9dHs ueues rtilperianrcu
3soer iein eigener gr3t. Sdtft % 9eHts grisfn,artcs
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-15

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-15

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-15

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-15

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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-10-30
The First Thanksgiving Dinner.

The first Thanksgiving dinner was
celebrated in this country two hun
dred and scventy-six years ago at
Plymouth, Mass. The whole Ameri-
can army was PRESENT. numbered
seventy men. Miles Standish. the
backward lover of Priscilla, sat at
the feast. while Priscilla served at
the tables. The story will appear
in the November issue of The
Ladies Home Journal. Here In
dians and whites sat down together
by the tables set in the woods. and
enjoyed the roast turkey. beechnuts,
clam chowder, fish, salad, cakes.
fruit and other delicacies provided.
1t was at this historic dinner that
the first oysters were served. The
of the article show
portraits of the Pilgrim fathers.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-10-30
THERE Is NOTHING SO GOOD.

There Is nothing inst as good as DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. 50 demand it and do
not permit the dealer TO sell you some
substitute. lie will not claim there is
anything better. but in order to make
more profit he may claim something else
u be just a. good. You want DR.. King :
New Discovery because you KNOW it To
be safe aud reliable, and guaranteed to
do good or money refunded. For
Coughs, Colds, COnsnm ption aud for all
affections Of Throat. Chest ard Lungs.
there j. nothing so good u is DR.. King ,
New Discovery. Trial battle free al >.
I. Harris Drug Store. Regular size,
soc and 81 90
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-10-30
GRAND LODGE, 1. o. o. f..
The Order I'm a Prosperous Con
ditiOn-ElectiOn of Officers.

The reports read before the Crane
Lodge of the Independent Order o
Odd Fellows. which was in session
at Lansing last week, shows mark
ed increase in membership and the
order i'm excellent financial condi-
ton. The total membership at the
close of the year was 1850. The
number of lodges in good standing
is 453. The lodges furnished relief
to ,l4l members and eleven widows,
the amount paid for relief be-
ing $31, l05. 80. The total receipts
of subordinate lodges were as fol-
lows. Dues. $50 400; admission and
degrees, SAG. 395; rents and invest
ments, 1920. 80; other sources,
SO, $50. 33. Subordinate lodges paid
$50, 61S. - for working expenses, and
The grand lodge expended sl4, 400, 30.
The value Of real estate and invest
ments of the various subordinate
lodges is given at SlH, BIS IL.
The following named gentlemen
were elected grand officers:
Master-E. ;. Andrews. Of Williamson
Deputy Naster-E. H. Shields, Detroit.
Secretary-E. II. whitney, Lansing.
Treasurer-B. ID. Pritchard. Allegan.
Representatives to Sovereign Lodge y. II
Wilder OF Grand Rapids, and W. f. Wiselogel
OF Muskegon.
Warden-F. Z. Andrews. Adrain.
Marshall. j. Stroud. Sutton's Bay,
Conductor-C. G. +. Williamson, Tecums eh
Qua rdian-Charles Geiger, Calumet
Chaplain-D H. Reiter, Nicksburg.
Grand Herald-A. II Brown, Traverse City
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-10-30
State Sunday School Convention.

The attention of all persons CON
nected with, or interested in Sunday
school work is called to the fact that
the thirty-seventh annual convention
Of the Michigan S. S. Association will
be held at Pert acknowledgements
Is, II and Is. This gathering being
international and INSTRUMENTATION
al in its spirit and aims, and withal
spiritual, edifying, educativc in its
methods, we can confidently com
mend it to the general patronage of
the public.
The committee would specialize a
few matters:
First: The sessions will be held in
the new and magnificent auditorium
now approaching completion.
Second The program already
adopted will be cminently practical
and helpful, and ably sustained from
outside the state by Alfred Day.
general secretary of the Provincial
associations; Mrs. J. w. Barnes, of
New Jersey, a primary worker of
national renown, and +. O. Excel.
of Chicago. who will conduct the
song services; and by representative
talent within the state. 1t is expect
ed that some member of the interna-
tional committee will be present.
Third: One-half day will be given
to a field workers conference. in
charge of Mr.. Day; and half day To
primary methods, the discussion OF
primary principles, etc, led by Mrs.
Barnes, and in addition several i'm
portant conferences will be held
Independent of the regular program
Fourth: The Michigan r. r. As.
ISOLATION has granted rate of one
fare for the round trip from al
points in Michigan. Dates for the
sale of tickets, November 18th and
18th. Return limit, 18th, 1897.
Fifth: County and township as
sociations are entitled to two dele
gates each, besides their officers
and every Sunday school in the
state should send its superintend