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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13

Senator John L Wilson, OF Washington
was the first speaker. and paid tribute 20
the class Of politics exempiined by Lincoln
VINO was. he said. partisan and patriotic.
The speaker alluded TO the Teller resoiu-
ton recently passed by the senate. and
said:
As for myself. will not vote to dehase
or dishonor the credit or currency Of my
country"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13
Alaska OutfitterS.
IN A COMPLETE AM


winning by three lengths He vas ridden
by Charley Thorpe. and was the fayoriEe in
the betting. Denny Is the property 0. s. c..
Hildesh.
Fleur de Liz, prominent Brooklyn han
dscap and suburban candidate. won the
Gunst stake. valued ar sl.Io0. lowering the
Coast record for the distance. sraversing
the mile and one-sixteenth In i,isas. The
winner Was ridden by Tod Sloan. Ira
verser, also a candidate in the same events.
finished second.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13
DEMAND FOR giGnr-HorR DAY.
orsanixrd Movemsn faNoisiag "a MIL
lion Hea-Esreat strikes Psohnh bic.

NEW YORK. Feb. ls-Sauuel Gem
pers. president q the American Fedora
ton # f.abcr. has been IL this city for
two DAYS 10 get the unions - this city
10 enter into q great movement fer an
e4Sht-aou- Sork 5ay. According - the
present plans az tAe labor leaders > DE-
snand Viii - made May ] next that VII
involve fuliy a million neu. The Feiera-
ton ~ Labor Will make shis demand IN
one trade at time. a08, according - the
leaders. great STRIKE are expected before
she ha,tls likely q fol.aN. g aecL1e1.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13
Liver and Stomach

II you have constipation. headaches,
dizziness, b.liousneSs. coated tongue,
yellow skin. yellow In white OF eyes bad
taste in mouth OF mornings loss Of APP
petite. dyspepsia, heartburn. dropsy -
fuiiness after eating, you may be sure
that your liver and stomach are In a dis
eased condition. and tlat a cz.nsisii a on
with DOCTOR RATLLit + T. should not
be DELAYED.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13
6oncrrllcca

II you have this disease. do not try TO
be your own doctor. Many have made
this mistake and have soon found them
selves suffering from gleety discharges.
urethal swelling, structure and nnaily In
fiamma ton OF the bladder and decay OF
the kidneys. together with loss of sexual
power. Go Immediately to DOCTOR
RATCLrFFE, who !. as familiar with
all such diseases as you are with the
very daylight.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13

LINCOLN. Neb. Feb. l2.-The prin-
cipal feature of the Lincoln day ocssrv-
ance in this city was q meeting Of the
Ladies' Bi-Mstallic Club at the opera
house tonight. Hon. w. J. Bryan was
the principal speaker. and his remarks
were largely local In their application.
He drew a parallel between Abraham Lin
coin and Alexander Hamilton. criticissng
the latter with some warmth.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13
An INTERCHANGE OF COURTEsIEs
Captain Of the Maine and Cuban Min.
listers Visit Each Other.

HAVANA. Feb. E.-capt. sigsbee. Of
the warship Maine. paid visit 10 Senior
Galve today and Or. Congosto, the secre-
tary general OF Cuba Senior Galvez, ac-
companied by Senores Gown and Rodri-
guez. respectively secretary Of the In
terror and secretary Of the commerce,
later in the day returned the visit, a
salute being fired from the Cabanas
fortress as the party went on board the
Maine.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13

serfhera Pacific starts q Mig Train
lrnan II. Paul n scnIiIr

Ct PAUL Fsh fs-The Northern Pa
g s4~i' ~As Ions train th.s afternoon.
...Fee extras were reQutre3 10 accpmrns-
s~se 'he Alaskan travellers. the regular
sNseeIsffa ana tae I've p&Tsses 90 chi
asss. TIE lsttTg houaa fer the land %
49, ezra A ssuad < ssventrva bslyea-
!, H'sIeAa0ts aad farmers sTom East
sssgas'scu Mass arrived s,n tAe n0sa
o - isAta ana ,eIt 81 tae Northesa Pa
else ter Sesu.e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13
silver Republicans tn Meet.

SALT LAKE Feb. "a spevsal % ne
Tribune from MaySsg I4&ke Idaho SAYS
Chairman Pare ef.thS state central cay5-
q slss - re Silver Republican party has
Esssss.ss caN Ter y mass ccnvenffaa - th2i
party - r,ees 60 Boise FEBRUARY > ard a
ssssetins Il s.se s,sfe casnaaiggee ~ che same
p5ace March !
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13

Be strong. be manly. II you have In
dulged In errors or excesses, get over
the evil effects Of such folly. Free your
self from the miseries OF night ennis
sions. exhausting drains. iTnpotency.
atrophy or the wasting away of the or
gans. lost manhood weak. aching back,
frequent painful urination and sediment
In urine piYnpieS. nervousness, sleepless-
ness bashfulness. dependency. stupid
ity. loss OF ambition or similar symp-
toms of physical. mental and sexual
weakness. which render You unable to
enjoy some Of the keenest pleasE.-s OF
life You will find DOCTOR RAT
CLIFFE your best friend. He has had
more experience and greater success In
the treatment OF such diseases than any
other specialist on the American conti-
nent. He will 1t you for pleasure. study.
business and marriage. and send you out
into the world with life anew.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13
SYPHILIS

All the conturing Of Dante cannot
make his Inferno equal - the horrors OF
syphilis whether hereditary or con-
tracted. when allowed 10 take ITS own
course. Although mild In the begin
ming II gradually works its way through
the system into the blood and bones. and
finally becomes almost as terrible In ifs
secondary and its tertiary stages as iep-
rosy itself Many physicians suppress
syphilis for the time being with uercu-
rial poisons-with that dafnna bic curse
from which your children as wen as
yourself will suYer-bu' wst fnr
Gus drugs DOCTOR KATcLIFFE com
pleteiv and forever graduates every
symptom, faint and trace Of the disease
and leaves the system IN a pure and
heaithful state.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13
oaNtANn RACES.
sasse ncnnv knock. a second oa
TIE f1Nn- WILL. ErcarA.

ssN FRANCISCO Feb Ts-Ano.he~
A. Toeer3 Nsat gllrssssr1ns AZ ne
So fse ,ratk sedzy, The :wo-ssifls
- reverb bald f2sns!y ny TenhrossS
a.. SS~tea as .ewered py IGdgc Decay.
s@s~nt ssh ~ Fan~a MO defeated a
-. aeAd ~ Sra weadcxEgl tissse af 49,
ax 1871 second groga sAe fermer best
SAacA ~as snade al Louisville
.ss.es ma e 4 game Gsxhs Tor the nrS;
- ss' pssly drsw Away IL tia ssgsssa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13
Kidney

Diabetes or Brtght's disease inhamma.
ton or congestion OF the kidneys. which
are often accompanied by weak. aching
back sediment In urine and sometimes
with partial or complete impotency--in
the treatment of these diseases DOCTOR
RATCIIFFE mas proven himself 10 be
beyond the shadow of a question the
leading and most successful specialist Ia
the United States.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13
IMPORTING EASTERN MECHANICS.
Train Load Coming Ont tn uuiid
Steamers for fac Yukon Trade.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. IA spec Al
.sAn Is now on fhe way ffo'n The Eass
pound for san Francisco. bearing IL
skilled artisans. required IN building and
finishing steamships The men viii ~
main In 'hls city few days and viii then
- 10 Tacoma and embark 81 the steamer
fwt.a0d ior I1a1aska. where shay w,ll
ssaiad Ire AsasAe Commercial CosnpAny'~
uNtf Boats icai.e. h&anaa. sarah ard
eas'e, companion boats IL Sna sally - at n
y = course of construction AT the Jntaa
iron Mofks
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13
VariCcCele

For beth yaricoceie and Hyarocele.
DOCTOR RATCLlFfE has new meth
cd OF treatment an unfaiiins cure With
out resolving except Ia extremely rare
cases. TO surgical operations.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13
Heart

Weak. violent or irregular palpitation.
fatty degeneration. vaivular LESSONS,
shortncss OF breath. aches and rheumatic
pains OF the heart are treated by DOC.
TOR KATCLIFFE far In advance Of any
other specialist or medical institution u
the country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 12-The anniver-
sary Of Lincolns birthday was generally
observed. 1t was the first time the day
had been celebrated as a legal holiday IN
Pennsylvania.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13
Delicate ORGANS

The Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat are cx.
tremeiy delicate. and when affected
should be treated only by the hand OF an
expert, Otherwise the patient In liable
TO suffer intense pain and perhaps per-
manent injury, DOCTOR RATCLIFFE
has made q special study OF all diseases
them with the utmost caution. skin ana
success.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13
Bladder and Urinary

cystitis catarrhal inflammation, gan
stones, structure, muscular paralysis in-
ag8h4y TO rssfain urine. frequent. painful
uFinatfon. or the passing OF milky or
btsoey uriue-these dangerous gnaia dies
DOCTOR RADCLIFFE trfate accsrdlng
medical science.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13

BALTIMORE. Feb. ia-The newly or
ganized Union League Club, of Baltimore
celebrated Lincolns birthday tonight with
one Of the most notable banque;s the
city's history. Among the speakers was
Senator Carter. OF Montana. who spoxe ia
the toast. Tho Republican Party IN the
West"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13

Chest pains. coughs. colds. expectora-
ton. asthma or bronchitis. which are
forerunners OF consumption. instantly re-
lieyed and permanently cured by DOC.
TOR RADCLIFFE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13
Wrecked Manhood and WOmanhO0d-The Worst
Cases Completely Restored to Health
~ and Happiness.

OF delicacy for one time and In sacred
eonndsnce tell everything to DOCTOR
kATtLiFFE. who will build up your
broken-down constitutions and insure TO
you your natural health. strength ana
beauty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13
Rheumatism

So icng as the germs remain in IN
system The disease y beund 20 troubl
you from tire 10 time. SIS way 20
rla og Il forever is to 81 YOUR CO..
estsan 20 DOCTOR rATtfsfFFE VIII
treats every form II ss4i.eG VA
unsurpassed sAia ana succv7s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13
lccd and Skin

You need not hope for sound health 10
long 2 = your blood ~ Impure Bad blood
produces aiJFcesSe7, cancers. caFbuncles.
eczema. erysSseiaA. Diles, pirupleA. rhou-
faatarm. BcFofnia, tumors. ulcers and ike
#rup; s0ns and biefsssnes. sarsapariiias
prepared 81 bulk for every body. regard
ieEs Of their physical differences. VIII not
cure you bu; a special course of DOC
TOR RADCLIFFE scientific treatment
via completely sxpel all impurities Of
the system, and fiil the veins with rich.
red blood. which insures freedom from
kin diseases and sSundnsgz OF general
health.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13
DR.. e. M. RADCLIFFE.

simply OF
more hearts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13
Rupture

r. mans glory r. his strength, 7rnAas
pride Is her beauty E2ezafy IT, i11 s5ss De
utthezss nea ]eh II Fa~ wa~' c5ssf caFa-
plsx eg3 yasy ssfes - zse&s3suN *F*s aFd
glossy Aasxs y09 n>sst s sa~s-ff - 81
such dG8tA.kzsErE sinners a. fti = ~
Hssft'4fssrrsfft II ENe Ta go AsNt p
reg ar se@ssv cs rTsfaae frar4r~. paTt"
5 o<stesss headaches trasessr sf7es. nervous
aeas ard EyslsE%a, IL 5at- SSE nls 70
suffer agd sink. Lay &sl&e y'3sr feelings
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13

4 Iargn portion n T4aFTWK Rat
Cf.fTFEH tYea'w1fn' ~ Ivy fnaa. lie
Hsls desires 81 least csc personal ytsif
conYNbifrst 70 ffa Eat sntr nni ms
ss.stetrf IL hofae treatment through cor
q gsss1essc h - neafiy u<Tf - hat sat-
E~f esry - 4its are aiYsfs assured
Gear an ieftgrs as go p German Ian
eaa3e To shose feaeF1ling t1ssT frgu-
Flea se serds fFse - es eFsse his Esw and
valuable svsafgse devoted - feFREus and
ssxzaI Dies q nea. gEses hours.
- ~ 3. m. 80 and 20 ~. sun
dayS Sc 10 Y q. n. oniy. Address
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-15

= @bur1utte. SRI. 9pbia
@itte lit lebte @Dde tuieber nuu ct.
Souls suriidsetebrt uub wirb udb=
ren6 beS Suntnters bier blei6en.
-@1ennespile. Der be-
rii9ti9te sc. Is. @ilIaro bat ben
Staub BON @leauesuiIIe uDn ieinen
5usen eeibutte1t unb 1T na6 unbe<
%tannten &eeiunen nerbuftet. Siele
Srabnen meroen ibm mubl nidt nahz
9etpeint tuerben.
= 8. $. gfntann's neuesStorez
oebGube lift beinnbe noIIenoet. &ueni9
& &itterbuld ipnren Die tiidJtieen
Saufdreiner.
- Or. S. S. 6erreu, BON Suens=
bile mar lebten SnmStna bier.
- 8 NJ enSbilte c. Die meis
fen unIerer Sarmcr oerbradten ben
Sierten inn &urnfelo, Ibenbs ieood
CAB e8 reibli6 5euertuebr uor beiz
ben Stores. gntbuiiasmus uno
&rppp's 2~aeerbier tunren Dben aui
uno Se6ermartn ldjrie 9urrab!
- Siele 2eute aus bieisr Na6bar'
Idaft oin9en lebten MittipodJ nadJ
Semt, UNI benz SegrdbniB BON @ruBs
batter StudenbrUefer beiSutuDbnen,
Der in benz bDben 9lftcr BON SO Sab
rem %aeitur6en mar. 5riiber uObnte
er in Der Nabc BON 9rate uno mar
ais elm freun0li0er, gUttesfiir6tieer
Mann befnnnt, Der bel Nuen beliebt
uno gendtet pnr. @r beiaB eint
erpBe &ebnereabe uno DIT eenlle,
tuenn teiu &rebieer nnlpeIeno mar,
beltiee er bic 8an5el uno preoi0te bel
Serinmmlun9en.
- Serr uno Srnu Iugult Salmc
feierten lebtem 5reitae ibre iilberne
Sud5eit. Der Ndbperein Der st.
Yeters &irbe, be1ien beruorra9enbes
uno eifri9es Wtitelieb 5rnu Saliue lit,
iiberrai6te bas Subelpnar uno be-
i6entte es nit elmer lilbernen Ntes
bai1e sum Nnoenten an bieien 5reuz
oenta9.
- Sir Sam8tne, ben %. Suli, lit
Elm Ticuic nnoefiinhint nm Aem nI(e
arten BON @rfrii6uneen su perfnu=
fen fem werben. Gin sruBer Sang
buoen miro ber9eridtet; cine aruBe
Nn5abt BON 8eiudern uno Candida,
ten miro ertuartet.
InOretu 8peib lift jest Sanoz
(un9sreitenoer. 8ir tpiin1den linn
uiel @rf0lg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-15
2lhtuno Oemofratsn.

Die Scmpfroien pom SoOcpnaoc 6omn
Iino bicrmit eriudli lid) mn
2 a nj 9 I q q, D en 8. VI II G II It, 1898.
l ubr gind)mittdgo, in S%lncnopiLic si cincr
9SrimGr- uno YioIicnpcrionmiut9 c%irSuin
ben i'll lpcIdlcr IpI9c1Ioc @eidlGlte Su crIcot
gen iinb;
/. gGabt cincS 0cIc9otcu sur StooiO.9ou
pcntion. Die om 10. Slu9uit in Sprjngficlo,
Mo-, ltnttiinoet.
.. Grrudhhule BON Ylit9lieocrn oco 6o4m
IN Scntrol Gpnritco.
,. ghillteIrn9 cincS ocntptraiiidlcu 6pui
IN Sidete. Inn SolIc Die Merchandising Ijdl
onIiir cutIdlcioct.
4. sule otocrcn Srid)Gltc bic Dor pte
G%onpcutipn 9cbrodit lperocm mo9cu.
SCocr Tcmptrot lolItc hIcicr S~criommiIIug
bctlupfncp.
Sr 2luftrooc oco Golurtp GcntroIG o nIitco,
:. !. NicMiIIou, Yug. 8der,
Sctrct0r. YprIiber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-15

@ir m1d5ten Die republifaniiden
Stimmeeber barauf Aufmerfinmt
MAIDEN, baB in einem County fpie
@aseunnbe nit elmer 10 iibertuiegen=
ben republifnniiden Mebrbeit, Die
Nominatiun Der 9auoibaten 9leid)z
beoeuten6 nit Der 8abl lit. Die
G%rtpabfung Der Senmteh geIdiebt
qunit. idJDn bel Der Yrimdripabl nno
Die 3oneinbertunbl lit baber in unIe=
rem County, iDfern es Die County
gnnbioaten nnbetrifft, nurSormIa6e.
Shut bnber Cure Siireerpfi6t uni
aebt ant Samstag, Den 30. Sltli sun
Stintmplate
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-15

MaDur 2eiSner erbielt lebten 0titt,
iuud einen 9ilferuf aus SteelpiGe
i'll bent bena6barten CRAWFORD Gum,
tp, oas ant lebten 6reitne BON einenl
furbtbaren &ulfenbrud beimae1udlt
uurbe, ourd fpelben Is 8erIuner
eetDotet uno Elm Sdaben BON $780,
900 aneeridtet tuurbe. Sll5e lit bort
orinseno nDtbig unb BON benz 9runo=
Iabe aus eebeno, baB raibe9ulie bop.
petite Sulfe lit, bat Wtagur 9eisner
am ielben Gage cine Serlnmmlune
bes Stabtratbs einberuien in tpelder
fuleenoe Serren als elm Gumite erz
nannt tuurben UNI Seitraee fur un.
lere nutbleibenben @n6barn 81
lanrmeln: Mug. Is. 2eisner, @ep.
8rasttlp, &ubt. @nlfer uno @bas.
6uaeer.
Sufentlid iuirb bas Gunite balb
Elm blbides Gununtdlen sulammen
baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-15

Sd mDdte meine eeebrten &unber
uno Die 6armer in Il9emeinen bar.
auf aufntertiam MAIDEN, onB i9 im=
nter mod int Suumi6ul= (nursery)
@ei6dft bin. SD babe Elm ueber-
eintuntmten nit ben beiten Nurieriea
9etrufeu uno FAINT Die l66nite iuneen
8dume Der beiten ObitIurten, Die in
0ieiem CHINA belunberS gut eebeiben
biIi9er lieferit ais ibr bielel6en IT.
9enofuu auoers faufeu tDnnt. Sdl
uerbe in naditer 3eit bel unIeren
5armern puripreden, uni 4uftrdee 81
nebmen.
46tun9snOa,
81. 6. &eler.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-15

Gin Correspondent aus SDeuh
Sofpnibip i6reibt uns 0aB uiele Der
Stimmeeber I'M l1nflaren oariber
Iinb, fpp lie bel Der beuDritebenoen
Yrimdrtpnbl lire Stimme nbaeben
fDnnen, Do Nientanb Die @ren5en
fennt, Die ben 2lbrine Dber@ittenberg
8recinct bilben. BUR N%uftldrune
lei bier ertuabnt. DaB Der Frecinct i'm
Sumnlbip feline befinitiuen 8ren-
sen bot unb Der Stiutnlgeber bere6=
tiet lit, on ir9enb eiitem Der Stimmz
plase bes Suiunibips in rueldJent CT
pObnt, iein Ballot nbSuoebeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-15

9as StnntS Sbereeridt bat elmer
Sei6luB beS Sta6tratbS pUn aanIna
GitD fir cuniitutiuneu ertlart, Der Die
Staot %ermddti9t, semihe2iegenidnf,
ten gum 3uede einea Dffentlider
YartS bel Seite gu ieben. Dies
tommt ben @laubieern ppn WtidJael
Serbian gu quite, Der 81 @uulten lei
ner @laubieer cine llebertrneuna ee=
ma6t bate. Gin She'll bieier Sic,
9cni6aften iuirb gu einem Ynrfe bet
iuanot unb ber bniir eesablte Yreis
tuiro baS @elb in ben Sanben bes
Seouumabtietcn (assignee) gang
~beoeutenb p%ernlebren, 70 baB &c cine
9ipiOeube pun beildufie 10 Yrusent
ntebr erflaren fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-15
0os rcpublifanildle Staats- Gpmi

9aS rcpublifanildJe Staat8~Gpmite
uerInmunelte lid lebten Wtittluud III
SefferIun 9Th unO bel6luB Die
Stnut8>G nm %. Nu9uIt III
ct. 9uuiS nb5ubatten. Die Snli8
Der &ertrctun9 tpuroe nuf cineu Dc
lcoaten iiir ieoe 800 Stinmen Die
I'M Sabre 1896 iur Mcainlep ab9ee
9cbcn uuroen 1elt9e1ebt uno lit bar
nnd) @nscprnoe @uuntp gu i e b e II
0ele9oten beredti9t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-15
ARMlN BECEMANN

Der gbauncep 6. 5ileb Club oDn
&unrt Spmni6ip miro am Snmstag,
ben 16. Suli, 8 llbr Nbenbs in Der
CONGRATULATE cine S~eriammlune abs
balten. Die Mitelieber werOen CT
lubt piinftli6 gu eri9einen, uie audj
bic @anbibaten bDfi6lt eineelaoen
lin0.
e. S. 8ippitein, 6. sc. @llts,
Sr1li0ent. SER.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-15
Gepublifanif dc 21tafenperfamm-

lung.
Cine Notwithstanding Der BE
publifaner pUn @ascDua0e County
fiu6et nm 4 ubr 9ta6mittn9s, am
Samstna, ben 16. Suli, in Der @pn<
cert 0aue 5u Serntann ltatt, I'M eff
(1l) 9elegaten su erlpablen 5u Der
Suoicinl Contention, Die nnt /. aug.
1898, in GfaDtun, st. 2Duis County,
obaebalten mirD. MS SnIi5 Der Sers
trctrng lit IcItaelteIlt Gin 9ele9at fir
jeoe 200 I'M Sabre 1896 fir @rdli-
bent Mc&iulep nbge0e6enen Stint
men. Nue &epublifnucr linO DDIlid)lt
ein9elnoen ST erl6einen.
6. SO. ellis, SEQ. 9raettlp,
Sctrctdr. SDriibcr bes repubz
lifaniid)en County
Central 9Dntite.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-15

g8ir bDren, boB 81. gtahe pun
Gbonui8, iid in Seoalia nieberlaiien
Mill. 0r. gtalie lit Gin tidti9er 9trst
uub Elm ourd uno Ourdj eebiloeter
Mtarn. gSir stpeifelu nidJt oaran,
DAT er @rfOl9 BADEN miro in Dem
neueH 5eloe ieiner 9bdtieteit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-15

Or. Seba, BON Slano, be9leitete
letteu 9Dnner6tag 6rnu Serrp Cert
ell pUn Otuen8uiGe nad st. 2uui8,
iuu lie lid) i'm ct. Mnrp'8 arantenz
bnuic ScbanOlung tueacu eines Wiaz
genIeioens unter5ieBcn mill. 5rau
@crfen miir0e iidJ freuen mern lire
6rcunoc in Der Sta0t lie beludJen
miir0cn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-15
Sur steuerun9 Scr lDabrbeit

NnefUr SoDn Od8ncr, mic mir Bpm
ilucrldhi9er Sette bcridJtct miro,
nadt e8 iid sur Slufgnbc III Der &C.
g%cniuartigen Gampagne, Gc1cn mid
gu nrbeiten uro penn cr babel cbr-
lid 81 g8erfe gin0e, bate idJ nidtS
gu ingen. 0n Der @enahntc jeoDdJ
CUR un0e16mliiftcn llnrunbrbcit feline
3uiludt nimmt, 10 bari idJ mir mDDl
erlnubcn ben nid)t nll3u gclUi6enbafs
ten Uenntten 5u fraaen Ub nid)t etipn
nur 9tnGbiu6t 1einer glAitntiun ge9en
MIDI 5u @run0e liegt. OOsner per-
breitet ndmlid 6a8 @erlldt, bnB upr
Sfuei Sabren, ais Snrbnrif, Der re-
publifanilde &onoioat fir S9erilf
mar, id 9cacn 0iclen uub flr ben
bcmutratiidJen SterifiS Ganbionten
neearbeitet" babe, Iulotidb tein OUTER
&epublienner bin
@elu OdSrer cin 8iodlen Wabr-
bcit8liebe bciibt, 6nnu miro CT su0c=
ben, DAP eS nur @cbGlliotcit 1T bic
i'm oa5u ucrlcitct pulitild)c8 Capital
aus elmer ~1eoitinten @cidDGitstrnl1S-
aftiun 5u idln9en. OdSucr iupIltc
in ben Sd)ulrntb aetudglt iueroen
u1O oa er nidJt genilGen6 Stintuell
erbiclt, beldJulbiQt CT MIDI 0nS Gro
tDlt0l 5u ieinem 9urdfnu geliefcrt SIT
baben, un0 0esgnlb DerId]iuur CT lidJ
ldDn ant N6cn0 Der lebtcn Sdrutiunb(
I'M 2lpril, gu bitterer &ad)c un0
prablte onntit Dab 1cin 0udJfnu MIDI
100 Stimmen fDiten iDu. 0ieIer
@rnblerci leae idJ je0pd) lpcnia Sc
midJt bel, Oenn unlcre Biirgcr IinO
intelligent 9cnug NM III iuiIen iiir
men lie Itintnten iuDlltr unG ueroen
cine Yralerei, ia IO0nr cinen SMUT
iuie Odsner bnburdJ acnen iie rid}tet
oaB CT bebnuptet oieie 100 Stimmen
9cgen nti6 beeinfluheu 81 fDnnen,
INN ms @e1idt i6leubcrn.
9ud) sur SndJe. 9u Gage uur
Der lebten Wnbl beleute onS oemuz
fratiide County Gprnitc ~2tnid)la9s-
5ettel in unlercr Office. GieIelben
iuuroen bier eeoruft uro i'll ocnIel=
ben tuuroen bic Stimmgtb Der auIges
Iuroert fur nSuidJmnnn, ben ocut.
iden Sberiffs~G Su flint
men. Nnt ielben Gage iuurbe Elm
upn 9errn s. 6. 8enitl uno mir
unter5eid]neter Nni6lng5etlel cben-
faus III unierer Office ac0rudt, in
lueldJer Die Eepublitaner aufacfUroert
iuuroen ons repub1itaniibc 5idet
pm Dben bis unten uiIO nameutlid
Iiir ben SberifSsG anoioatcn Sarbnr=
id 5u iimmen uno murOe 0nrin bes
oemutratiiden 3cttels Gr'udbnuno
setban, banit iiG Niemuuo 0urd1
Oenlelben %irreIlbren lieBe.
&ir baben na6 Observation-Disclosures
prin5ipien GebanOelt eernoe 10 iuie
O6sner lelbit, menn CT in Ieiner alei=
oerbanOlun9 einem Scmufrntcn Elm
Baar 9Dicn poer Elm Nad)tbemo perz
Die ean5e Ingeteeenb,it luare Der
@%rfpabnung nidt wertb, tuenn unIer
liebcr 6reunb bel Der 8ahrheitI
bleiben fuuute uuo nidt ben Stimms
8ebern tueiB Su MAIDEN uerludJt bate
oaB nibt oas bemutratiite 9onite,
iunoern id Die betpuBteu ,9ettel be-
Itent bate.
Gbises our Iuftldruns uno Steuer,
lne Der 8abrbeit.
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