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The oasis., 1897-08-07
SHALL No..NEs HAVr BOARD
 or TNADk.

A board of trade. consisting of all those who have material interests in NUgales, well organized aud working inteiligeutly to compass common end, could accomplish wonders for the town. Similar organizations have done a great deal for other towns, and rightly handled one Of the right kind would do great deal toward ad- vancing the interests of the line cities.
 But nothing can be accomplished by any hole in the corner transactions like the one attempted Thursday eve hing. The usual method of procedure in framing such organizations is to first circulate call for a meeting at stated day, setting forth the objects of the meeting in the call. Then publish the call in all the newspapers of the town, inviting all those in- terested to attend. Such d meeting wonld bear no indication of being run in the interest of few, all who think enough of the towns welfare to at tend could have voice in it's delibera- tions. while no one would be inyi. duously sl ghted aud driven from par 1 ticiDatiOn. Such a meeting would represent all the business strength Ol the town, and with ordinary business acumen enlisted in it's deliberations could evolve plan which could bt useful and eiiicacious. Had the meet l ing of Thursday evening been framed after that manner something might have been accomplished.
 But, nevertheless, nothing can bt accomplished for the common good Ol Nogales until the town k purged from the taint of dishonesty it now bears through the manipulation of Messrs Pascholy ct al No more than ; d tradesman known to be dishonest can thrive. can dishonest town d' SO. Today through the machnation' of few Nogales stands iu the pillvrl of public disapproyal for downright dishonesty and rascality. The tOwt must first relieve itself of that in famous discredit by paying Mir. Geb Ter the money 1t borrowed from him and by enabling Messrs Avery, Proto Noon and HermosillO to take up thu long since matured obligation the, incurred in behalf Of the people o Nogales. To accomplish these re suits should be the first hard worl done by Nogales board Cf trade.
The oasis., 1897-08-07

AN OBSERVER who can discern the difference between hawk and a handsaw" can fathom the object of the snap meeting Thursday evening to organize board of trade for No gales, It would have so nicely helped out credit for the main guy of the movement to go east posing as the ''president of the Nogales Board of Trade" But the scheme didn't work.
The oasis., 1897-08-07

ACTUAL warfare couldn't damage the American navy much more than the continual mishaps occurring. It would seem that in attempting to handle big iron clads most of our naval commanders have bit off more than they can chew"
The oasis., 1897-08-07

WHEN he can stand the twinges of pain no longer an Oregon rheumatic cures himself by fasting week or ten days, when the trouble leaves him
 for some months He has success fully applied this cure five times. Its che apness and economy give the treatment certain recommendation.
The oasis., 1897-08-07

ENGLAND continues to keep watch in all parts of the world for available territory to siege. Some of the Sol omon Islands are the latest taken in out Of the wet.
The oasis., 1897-08-07

KANSAS bride published as part Of her wedding notice list of the young men she had honored by re- fusing. This is mean advantage to take of lot of ambitious men. But everything goes in Kansas.
The oasis., 1897-08-07

TIE facility with which Britain shifts her boundary lines in all parts of the world suggests that her states men have taken pointers from claimants of Mexican grants in Ari- yOna.
The oasis., 1897-08-07

WINTER has already set in on the mountain range which has to be crossed to reach the Clondyke region. Those now on the way will have a cold experience.
The oasis., 1897-08-07
OFFICIAL PAPER OF sooALEs, ARIZONA
Saturday. Aug. 7, 1897.

THE Prospector says: "Verily this is year of gold Then what's the use of making such fuss about silver?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-26
SOME SALEM YOUNG PEOPLE

Miss Minnie LiTesly. a sister Of the
well known hopbuying frm Of Livesly
Bros. Is a young lady Of refined man-
ners who has lived 10 Seattle and Ne"
York. where she moved in the best
society. She has resided ia Salem for
several months and nOw at the request
Of friends and 20 earn some m97ey al
a trade she thOrOugly understands has
begun dressmskiug on her own ae-
count This displays pluck and enter
prise for a young lady who could live
without work il she preferred.
Salem has a uumber Of bright young
lawyers that are deserving Of mention
John McCourt, is one Of the self
made boys Of great natural force aud
We predict for him a rapid rise ia the
profession. Another gentlem4nly aud
painstskiDg young attorney is Lieu
tenant Chas. Z. Robin. There has
recently come from SilYertOn and 10
Gated at Salem, J. 5. Cook, Of the law
firm Of Cook & Dep1e. They baYe still
an Office at Silvert0n. Mr.. Cook has
been in poor health since be came TO
Salem, bat is now about as rugged as
eyer.
J. II. Scott, Of Bigger & Scott. is a
son Of a family well-known at Salem
for its bright young people, and we
predict for them a successful future.
Jay BOwerman was admitted to the
bar, last October, and has his certid-
cate to practice. He will not be Of
age until sometime this summer, aud
is probably the youngest member OF
the bar IN Salem. He is in the Office
Of Carson s. Fleming.
Cbas. II. Burggraff, Of this city is
the designer Of the new courthouse
aud is superintendent Of construction
of same at COquille. Mr..
Burggraff is a young man Of re-
markable energy and talents. He
has been afflicted by the hard times
that have prOstrated many a young
man, but he has never lost his courage
or grip and is as quick as cat TO
catch at the turn Of the tide.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-26
OREGON PERSONALS.

DIR. J. n. Smith was In Gervais TO
day.
W. Z. Mitchell, OF Fairfield, was in
Salem today.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Arson are hone
frnm Portland.
Chester Hodges, Of Candy, spent
Sunday 10 this city
Hon. &. A. Sehlbrede. OF Roseburg,
was In Salem today.
Secretary Of state II. r KlncaId Is
home from Eugene.
l.. BARN, OF Portland, was iu Salem
today on legal business.
Mrs. j. w. Miller and little son
have returned from Portland.
State Superintendent G.. NJ. Irwin
has returned from Eastern Oregon.
l.. II. Plymale, OF Portland, Is visit.
ing his brother Frank, OF this city.
Gen. w. II. OdeIl and Thos. L. Rey-
nolds will spend Sunday In Portland.
Mrs. A. G.. WO0dcock has returned
from "A visit with relatives at Corvallis.
Miss Myrtle Marsh, OF Turner PUB
lie schools. will spend Sunday IN Sa-
lem.
Miss Jessie Creighton and Mrs. Geo.
ii. Irwin spent Sunday at Iudepend.
ence.
Deputy Sheriff L. +. Cooper had
oficial business 10 Silyerton Satur-
day.
Mrs. G. Hooker, OF the Nonpareil,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-26

FLAX SEED.-All farmers who are
contemplating sowing fax should at
tend TO it at once and secure their
seed contract so the proper amount
can be ordered. Call at Dlckenson's
seed store for particulars. 4-19 d&w If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-26

went 70 Portland this Afternoon %
business
walter Lyons. local correspondent
ot the Oregouian- spent Sunday in
the metropolis
r. J. C4iteriin returned Sunday
morning from a three months visit
81 p1ints 10 California.
Attorney Geo g Bingham is
hone frOm q visit az Portland, La
Fayette and McNinnvile.
Leon 6. Holland. Of Oregon Clty.
spent Sunday in this city with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs II. B. Holland
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. ". Stock, DR.. and
Mrs ". ". Contris, Miss COntris and
Mr. aud Ms Z. d. Gilbert spent Sun
day in the Suburbs Of Turner, en-
Ioying the spring flowers and breezes.
Pres. w. c. Hawley, Father Hatch,
Misses Culver, Grace Savage and
Effie JudsOn, who have been in attend
ance az the Epworth League COnYen-
tiOn at Lebanon, have returned home.
T. ii. Barnes, the real estate man
returned Saturday evening from a
seven months visit in the middle
vest. He spent some time in Ne
braska last fall, since which time he
has been in Colorado and Utah. He
says in tie agricultural section aud
where labor is employed, times are
worse than ever, while in the mining
districts there is a little more activ-
ity, caused by the fact that so many
people have nothing else 10 do. Mr.
Barnes will remain in Salem and
again push the real estate interests.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-26
SOME ATHLETIC NEWS.
Stanford Un1verssty Suffers Defeat at the
Hands Of the U. Of c.

sssnsord University Suffers Defeat at th'
Hands Of the U. Of c.
In the field day contests on Satur
day between teams from the Uniyer
sity OF California, Of. Berkley, and the
Stanford University, Of Palo:Alto. the
former team came out victorious, the
score standing 4sf to 62i. Murphy OF
this city, did not obtain a place in the
two mile bicycle race while Burnett
the successful young sprinter from Cor
wallis. took second place in the mile
and one-half mile runs respectively.
In the contests several new coast re-
cords we're established. A short sum-
mary Of the events is given below:
Two mile bicycle race.-Squires, L.
c., won, Crafts, Z. g, second; Law
ton, stanford, third. Time 5:45 30.
Half mile run.-Carroll, U. Z. won;
Burnett, Stanford, second; Trefe then'
L. c., third. Time 200 10, coast and
intercollegiate record.
100 yard run.-DTum, I. G., WOn,
BruntOn, STAFFORD, second; HOl0rOok,
Stanford, third Time, 0:l0 is.
Mile walk.-Griffin, q. G., won, but
was disqualified for running; Wester-
felt, Stanford, and Adams, Z. G.,
dead heat for second; and points d.
vided. Time, 1925.
40 yard hurdle.-MOrgan, Stanford,
won: Toland, q. c., second: Baken-
well, Z. c., third. Time, 0:l6 coast
record.
40 yard Tun.-Drum, Z. c., won:
BruntOn, Stanf"rd, second, Karstad,
Stanford, third. Time 0:5l coast
record.
Mile run.-Carr0ll, U. c., won; Bur
nett, Stamford. second; Smith, STAN
ford, third. Time, 4:57 3-5.
220 yar1 dash.-Drum, Q. G., won;
HolbroOk, Stanford, second; Brunton,
Stanford, third. Time 0:23 3-5 -
220 yard hurdle-DOle, Stanford,
won: BakewelI, U. c., second; Miller,
q. c., third. Time OPS 3-5
Pole vault-Dale, Stanford, won;
Mumma, Z. c., second; Lloyd, Z. c.,
third. Height 10 feet 10 inches.
Hammer tbroW-HaZard' Stanford,
won: Fickard, Stanford, second; Free
man, Stanford, third. Distance l2S
feet.
Running high jump-Dole, Stan
ford. won; Miller, u. c., second;
Dozier, L. c., third. Height 5 feet 9
inches.
Shot put-Cheek, L. c., won; Nc
Dermont q. c., second; Fickard;
Stanford, third. Distance 80 feet.
Running broad jump-BrOughtOn,
U. c., won; johnson, Stanford. second:
DoZler, U. c., third. Distance ,
feet, equalling coast record.
LOCAL FIELD DAY.
1t is only four weeks now until To-
cal field day and there will be con-
testing teams from Willamette Uni
versity, Y. NJ. &. A. aud Chemawa
Indian Training school. The boys
are in constant training and some in-
contests may be expected.
1t is reported the city Y. NJ. c. A.
Is working unusually hard aud hopes
to be able to carry off the greater pOr-
tion of the honors on field day, but
the university team hopes to be able
10 repeat the work of last year with
a much larger score in its favor.
The Chemawa team has never before
in these contests but will |
no doubt enliyen the contests consid-
erable. The local field day meet will
be held on Saturday, May %.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-26

some groceries.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-26
DIED.

TRACY.-Sunday, April 25, 1897, al
the residence Of his son, four miles
east OF Marion, BAIL Tracy, aged
S. years OF old age.
The funeral takes place this after.
noon at O'Clock and the burial will
be at Pleasant Grove cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-26
Numerous Tramns.

The tramp element is becoming
most 10 numerous in this city 10 suit
the average laS-abiding citizen.
Every year when the lovely spring
weather begins, large numbers Of
tramps, hObOs etc, begin to migrate
from one place to another, some OF
whom are actually Ia search Of work
while Others refuse to work under any
conditions. The north bound freight
due la this city at midnight failed 10
reach Salem until a. III. TO-DAY when
10 tramps, by actual count, were un-
loaded from OF the cars. In conyer-
sation with one OF the tTaiu-men it
was learned that on the trip between
kOseburg and Salem last night fully
80 tramps were unlOaded at different
points along the road, at Salem a
number OF them purchased tickets for
Portland aud IL was learned they were
bound for Astoria 10 work on the rail-
road where there Is scarcity OF work.
men. The company Of "knights OF
the road that was unloaded at Sa-
lem this morning was a tough looking
delegation whose presence in our fair
city IS not at all 10 be desired
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-26
ASSAULT.

Growing Out Of Dispute Over a Suit
Man Discharged.
PORTLAND, April 2l.-The motor
man, OF the Vancouver railway, ar
rested for assault with intent to kill,
was arraigned in Judge McDeyitt's
court and discharged, the evidence
being wanting for his conviction.
1t is understood that the trouble
grew out OF controversy oyer one of
those heavy blue suits sold by order Of
court at s. 80. The other man had
one on identically the same that cost
sl2 and said the motorman lied, which
he promptly resented.
BEN SELLING,
Assignee J. NJ. Meyer & Co.
Cor. Third and Oak streets. d&W
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-26

No RAIN Observation-Disclosures
ing the fact that IL ralned on Easter
Sunpay, which some superstitlous
person declare is an infallIOle sign
that IL will rain on seYen succeeding
Sundays, yesterday was one OF Ore
CONS most perfect days. One earnest
advocate OF the blmetallic standard
in conversation with a gentleman
Sunday morning made the remark:
"I really do not think il Is going TO
rain today" "Well, replied his CON-
panion, "It may before nght.n The
first speaker continued with the re-
mark, II really am Of the opinion
that people will soon lose confidence
10 the weather. The afternoon was
extremely warm, aud ice-cTeam aud
refreshment stands did thriving
business.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-26

SPRING.-HaS undoubtedly arrived
as has also the time for you to call at
BransOn & Co., and file an order for
some groceries.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-26
Closing Out

Umbrellas, wholesale price $50,
closed out for a. %.
Umbrellas. wholesale price. sl.2j.
closed out for 81.
Umbrellas, wholesale price 81, closed
out for 75c.
Umbrellas, wholesale price, 75c..
clDsed out for jOc.
Hose for ladies and children closed
out for less than wholesale prices
Knitting aud crochet silk for &c. per
spool.
Flo and Roman fiOss closed out for
2tc. per ~kein.
Underwear closed out for less than
wholesale prices.
TIE Ladies' Bazaar stock. Remem-
Der the place.
The Leader.
l6 spoOls guaranteed best sewing
thread for pc.
as Cd s. w
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-26
BORN.

MC'CORMICK.-At the family home
10 North Salem, Sunday, April 25,
1897 TO Mr.. and Mrs. A. a. Nc
COrmick, daughter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-12
Oeuti der 1fliIitdrzO ereir pcu Ga
coudSe County.

9eHeraI-geriaHpIun9 an Is. gtar5 Rat HittdgS
3 uhr IN 5odlt bes I9tit5 S1Hs 81 peTmGEu.
Sebes UIteIitb hes BGreIHs UIro hriugeHo eriu4t
reri0uItn an sri6siHsH. uHttr ontE In ftaHbeI nbtr
RE Rncftduoe oar bttTefeubtH grttr6Gs bis slIn 81.
ZessEbsr, 1896. bei AItier SeIegtHhcIt gu tHtfJtteU.
Sic Statuttu bes 9er- .Hs tefageG:
/. Menu ear Ri'9lteo has @sreius NIT ieiEta
aJeItraaeni aHaer ais II 9abr iR AudHdr5 pers
b;tibt. fouu IS pom 9treiEs aus9efhI0f;a perof1.
? Whuint sIu DlitgIIeb aus oGn SereiIs shrsH'
ppa aus utr,ttu. 10 hat haitIbe. nod SItr'1trs9 itt-
ntr grtirdgt. itineH Sustr,;t aus hfT SERENE
fortified bfui6IbtR 0HSu5ttgsn-
; sRit eeui Austritt. frsipiHts Does u~GScsiluinie,
psrltert bas aHstretegee ai;tsI-so alien RE ttsH Sin.
ipru1 on ben 9erfia
4 Ser NustrIti oher lie ausialIsbuHg ejEe3 IsoeH
@ttaIitb ion i'm QeIeIuS3ro.ptol eIhg,irGgtH, NIB
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Srunnt5 btr AusidIiebaHI-
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1877. at5uhGItenbfE SeifawniE~g. ger5 uei ,sHss-
udb Al periaarer. rE stg GOt gtu SH 1m sHbnIt
las 8eretps uuo tie S.oaEiS Il 5:E SSGt.a iirs1t
IL srh1iteH
Sz auFtrase ots ytstiH*.
3pt;aS 0GifsFr. 5sFT-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-12

9O(. Qun0bnuIen lieB mabrenb Der
&8Qdlc onS 0ebauoe an Der Gfe Der
,. II. M~ortttrnBe ~nbtragen ltm Vlob
81 Aefuinnen fir Elm mpberness8ubu=
gau8 nit behen Grri6tung i'm 5riib.
Iabre %begOnnen peroen iuu. 9as
nlte @ebauoe 5albt gu ben alteiten
0auiern Der Stnbt uno mar uur benz
Sriege on5 9eim 0eS r@plfsblatt"
ooS 5u iener i6ueren 3eit BON benz
@nter Der jebiaen 9ernusgeber oprt
ei9enbonoi9 geicbt, rebigirt uno auf
Der nltcn 0~aubpreiIe eeorudt iuurhe,
Iuobet oieQiuttcr, nie lie ms ersdb(t,
Die Eienlte 0eS pGruderteuiels" perz
rldjten mllBte. Inter Der Idmeidel.
baften Se5eidnuno ,Gruderteufel"
ut Der Se~berlebrline befannt, Der oas
Aufrpal5en, 6al5en, Grpeoiren unb
o8l. Grbeiten, auBer benz y8u6itab.
e%nfan9en", su beioreeu bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-12

&obreno ocS @eruitterS in Der leb4
ten QonnerStna Nndbt Idlug Der @lie
III Die @ubnupa bes 9rn. Qr. T.
6eI0mnnn Elm, 8lidlider @eiic iez
bod pbnc QruBen Sboben su oerur.
laden. Der SlibItrobl trnf ben
8litabIeiter, bod ~oertbeilte ii6 ber-
lelbe uno pabrenb Elm Strpm ourd)
ben SIibableiter in Die @roe eelentt
nuroe, iud]te Der auoere clettrii6e
Strom Die 9adrUbre auf, Die in
NtUme Serriilen iuuroe.
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Snt nahlten Sermin bcS @rciS9e=
ridtS meroen orei S6eioungSflnQen
CUR &%erbaubluup fommcn in mcldcr
uun ben &toQerinncn 9rauinme Be
bauOluuo ais @run6 CUR Sdleioung
anoe9eben iueroeu. lie un0llf-
lideu Chen iiub ful9er0e: QiS5ie Gez
gen S8ilbelm 8roenole, Marp 0cQcn
6ran5 Sueebans, Outline 8e9en Gas
per .. @inter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-12

ein8efubrt uno meitere adt Candida
ten baben ibren Qniblub eemelbet.
Serr Casper 9anuier, Der pprs
lebte @p6e bur6 bic @ebrioer @riz
Der bur6 Meheriide i6tuer ber'
munoet murbe, befinbet iid mieoer
auf benz beiten @e9e sur 8eReruns.
- DITTO @unepu tuurbe weeen
tbdtli6eu ansriffs bon 5riebensrihs
ter 8ope gu $40 Strafe nebf Soften
nerurtbeilt. Serb. 8perlii6 tpar ais
&la9er aufeetreten.
- Sn Se5ue Der @iIenbabniruge
1T nibt oiel Neue8 5u melben, nlr
onB Serr Utitbel, Der Superintenz
bent Der 8abn, bierber tentnlen mirb
IubnlG Die @ege ettpn9 beiier iinb
UNI iue9en bes @e9ere9ts lueitere
llnterbnnolnnGen nit unIeren Sat-
mern gu pfle9ctt.
0rnfe. @uitap Sracbt unb
Nu8. 3reuel iino nn6 9tebrasfa OBJ
9eretit UNI bort ibr Slid gu nerTu,
den.
6rl. Mtinn S6rpeber lit lebtt
g8ode tDiebcr BON ct. 2pui8 aurl6:
9efebrt.
- 2pttntann g. 9tebelIiet baber
einen i6Dnen GblieferuneSua9en fiji,
bic S6aub'i6e Niible bereeteut.
- SrDb alien 8e9ens iiebt 0el
@ei3en bier aus ais ub belize Bin6'
iiber Die 5elber gefeet tpdren un6 al
les per0prrt Eatten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-12

Der Sib iAle9ter @eiunbbeit lit
oeiu0bnli6 in Der 2eber gu finoen.
2eberlei0eu fin0 Die @ur5el nieler
8rant5eiten. Or. atguit aDnig's
Qdnbur8er Sropfen pirfen nusgez
5eidnet auf Die Sober unb bef0roert
beren 5unttipnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-12

Qerr @ba8. Sedmnnn 5eigt iidj at
anoerer StelIe ais Gnn6i0nt fir 0n&
2tmt beS Observation-Disclosures nn, Serr
Sefmnnn lit Elm alter uno b%cfonnter
Siir0er unierer Stn0t ulo beIiet nuc
6dbi0teiten bic 5ur neutrality-suspicious.
uno 0uteN 6iibrunQ 0e8 lNcNoromte8
e~riproerlld) limo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-12

@esen 8rantbeit oeS 9irteenten,
Srn. Siebert, fat Der @eiaHeperein
rSarnonie" beibluHen, fein CONCERT
auf ndditen Sonntas Men6 gu ner>
i9ieben. Brof- SbeD. g. Gtprd, Der
friibere Sirigent lift benz @riud5en bes
8erein5 entsegengefUmmen unb tpir6
am Sonntag BON ct. 9ouis in feline
irlbere Seimatbitaot tommen UNI ons
CONCERT 81 leiten. Nadfolsenb pub
lisiren mir oas iebr reibbaltiee unb
nur5isli9 8etuablte Hrueramm:
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fur QHehor:
m,r fab srmGatiet. Germ
r. G. MUMBRAUER,

Mrr fab srmdatist. GERM
r. G. MUMBRAUER,
au3u;eiaeu as Gnuoioat fur eTsnpaI luue Bum
amt hes Nrefors far bic Stabt 5ermauu. uHter.
moIi.u Der &ntideiouns Ger Stiwm 9sber en- @atI-
tdss.
G,r NIB ermaGtigt, Serru
J.. MARTIN kUNZ,
ais Combat FIR hns Emit oss aHsHors far bic Staot
psrm0Hu oU5U5sI9su. unttrmorisu bar GatihttoIug
Der Sttmiu9cbsr cnt 6. apriI. 1897.
Wir FUo sImd6tiet. SsrtI
CHARLES BECKMAkN.
ais Gaubtoat far bas amt bes aHsHsrs fur bic Staot
herIHauu ou3utsissu. uuterioorfCU Der Gutiosiouue
Der StImmeebsr am 6. April, 1897.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-12

Fcrr Ygil. QoeIfuer bot Die Gen.
&c uneb 6orm on Der Qittle Berger,
b. am lebtcn SomStne unter benz
6poutbet &crIobren pertuuIt murbe
uno so Slder untfubt, fir $500 &c,
fault.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-12

Or. VI. u. YorionS, Der 2lugenz
orSt, crintt unS betanut su MAIDEN,
onB CT am II. MdrS mieoer in Ser
mann letn lpirb. tpp er int g8bite
SalS llber arantbciten 6er Nuaen,
Sbren nno 9uftr0bre coniuItirt tucr=
Den Tam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-12

3ie 0erren Nno. S6eible uno
96eo. Gppler, BON Big Berger, rei'
ten leBten W1unto9 nnd Spbnlon,
Nebrosfa, nm bort i'm fernen 8elten
ibr Slid 81 ocriu6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-12

Streite nidt lber bic urlabe,
luenn Du Dir cine Serrenfune suge-
5oeen bait. @a8 Su 81 tuiiien nDtbie
baIt, lit Elm eutes Seilmittel uno ct.
Satobs Del lit BON Sauien6en ane
tannt ala 6as bette 9eilmittel sesen
8errentungen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-12

0err SObn 98. 3I4udJe, Ngeut Der
dbenoI6ule", zines bctannten llns
,'rbaltunGSblatteS, bun ct. 2puia
':ar leBte 0ofe meBrere Gage bier
in @ei6Gftcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-12

Oerr 0ep. WtIetler uno Satin,
onr st. Goui5, ii1o lebten SpnntaQ
bier eiuQetruiicn 5u mebrtd9ioem Be-
iud]c ibrer GrpBeltern, 9rn. s. g..
NfueJler un0 @attin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-12

GARNER uno EIeroe5i6tcr mafen
mir oorouI auimertIon, ooB mir Jog.
4icrbe5cttel prompt uub biuio ber>
itc0en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-12

Sri. QouiIe 2pe6 reiite lebtenOtOnta8
unh ct. 9oui5 nm 6riibiabr8=@intanz
fe iur 0n3 @ei6ait ibrer
Ntutter. 5rnu 9. 8UetIer, 81 MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-12

6err Subn 8eiff bate geitern oue
9attoe uuu 81 tbun, Die @~ratulatiun.
en- leiner 5reunoe ent9e9ensunebmen
uno bns neuelte98ieeenlieo einsuitubz
iren, ba cine aronprin5ehin eeitern
III ieiner 5amilie eiutraf. @ratulir<
on
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-12

0crr .. i. Garrett lit ais IL. g.
8un9er fir Die Sermonn 9iItiuerp
ernannt trOroen an Steue be8 Scrrn
0enrg Sod, beiien GmtStermin obocs
lu:i5"n mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-12

0err @eo. Wounig, oUn Sort
S8prtb, 3crnS, mar mebrere 3a8e
oieIer Wufe bier nt8 @nit Iciner
S6meItcr, 6rou 1r. 3. u. 0i6bar0.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-12

Gu5 0ubaltcuoe 9teQeniuetter bat
sur 6UlQe 0cbnbt, onB picle 8auorz
beiten bis gum Giutrttt beitdnoi9erer
@itteyung ueridObeu Wer0en muB
ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-12

~Clb Country" Seize lit Die bette
ulo babel biIigite SEIZE. 0ur gu
baben bel q. s. 8rubDt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-12

Mir u~erfaufen sud- l8anren nIIer
Nrt biUiaer ais ir9enO Semnnb.
Wnft cirmnl eincn 8eriud) bel
Is ru6Ut'8 g.