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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-12

Sd bate mebrere Sabre lang eli.
men beoentliben 9uiten, unb letter
!6erbit bate i6 cine f6lim mere @r-
faltung tuie ie oorber. Sd babe
otele Wtitel aneeipanot pbne beIpn.
oere Slilfe betuntmen 81 baben, UNI
iurrOe mir BON einem 5reuno, Der
milf nls cine nrme gSitttpe tannte
enipfublen, cine 5lnibe CHAMBER
Guin' 8 0uiteneSeilmittel, bic er mir
oob, su prubiren, uno that es nit
oem befriebi9eniten &eiultat. Die
erfe Slai6e balf mir niel uuo Die
stpeite 8laidbe furirte nib nouitdn-
big. S9 bin felt 20 Sabren nibt 10
oeiunO eeiueien. Sd eebe bieie Be
itdti9ung obne befra9t iuoroen gu
lein, iOnoern einfab aus Nnertenn-
un8 uno 8unt fir Die 8ur, Die bns
Otittel pplIbra9te. 46tunosupu
5rau Warp 9t 8earo. Gfaremure,
9trf. gu faufen bel gSalter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-12
Probate Court.

Docket of cases in which settlements are
due, from executors and administrators,
and guardians and curators. at the ensuing
August Term of the Probate Court of Gas
conade County, TO be held at the court
house in said county commencing on the
4th Monday of August AID. 1898.
MONDAY, AUGUST, q, 1898.
1. John Tsppmeyer, curator Emmet
Wensel ct. al, annual settlement
2. Mary Poppenhouss, curatrix Aug.
PoppenhouSe ct al, annual settlement.
). VIM. J. Vaughan curator Lew Emma
Vaughan et. al, annual settlement.
4. John Boston curator Stroth Wood
ruff ,et. al, minors, annual settlement
5, NJ P. Bruer executor James R. Black
we'll deceased, final settlement.
6. Frank D. Breuer, curator est, ChaS E.
Scantlin ct al minors, annual settlement
7. G. A. Spreckelmeyer, administrator
est. Rudolph Lange deceased, final set
tement.
TUESDAY, AUGUST, %, 1898.
s. Bernard Heumann curator Louis
Heunlann ct al, minors, annual settle
ment.
9. August Steinbeck curator Lydia Stein
beck ct al, minors, annual settlement
10 Frank A Schneider cur. George Schnei
der ct al, minors, annual settlement.
II Nm Klee cur. Mathilda Klee ct Al
minors, annual settlement.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-12

Senem Shelf Der anelD=amerifn=
rii6en YreIIe, 0er gang Oergeiien gu
baben I6eint, baB Die @elbibte Der
0eut16 zameritaniI6en 8eoDlferung
nm SSabrbunoerte 5uriifreidJt, ruft
Die ,Ginc. ST.. &r." eins 2ln5abl BON
intereiIanteu Sbatlnben ms @e=
od6tniB suriif: Spr bem llnabbangs
igteitsfrieoe erIdienen in YennIgt>
onnin n0t en9lilbe, n6er 5ebn beute
lcbe i3eitungen. @8 mar oerSeutI6e
8a1turiuS, Der oas erIte S6ulbud) in
GennIpluanien idrieb; e8 mar Der
9cutI6e GbriltopDer Snuer, 6er Die
erIte Yibel in 9lmeritn in einer eltrp-
paiicben Sprad)e 0rudte, uno oaS
oeuti6e atolter -@pbatra bate bereitS
int Sabre l745 feline ei9ene 0ruder-
prefe, nud) 8npierTnbrif uno Sudz
bin0erci, uno mar I'M Sabre 1749 i'm
Stnu0e, cine oeuti6e lleberIebun9
0c8 yWidrtDrer Sptegel" berauS5u8e=
ben, eiu 98erf upu 1900 Seiten IN
Solio-bas orDBte litcrari6e Inter
uebnen in Der gDlpnie. lln0 fein
Ucringerer ais benjamin 5rnnflin
biclt es fit nDtbig, beutiGe SHder
5u oruc5cn. Sn 9lmerifu iuurOe Die
Sibel 0rei Wtnl unO 0n8 neue Gelta-
mcnt Iieben 0tal in 0euti1 9eoruft,
beupr es in engliIder Sprate 8ez
0ruft iuur0e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-12
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that letters TeSta-
mentary upon the Estate of Helena Laibach,
deceased have been granted to the under
signed, by the Probate Court of GaSconade
county, Missouri bearing date the t9 day
of July, 1898.
All persons having claims against said ES-
tate are required to exhibit them to him for
allowance within one year from the date of
said Letters, or they may be precluded from
any benefit of such Estate; and if such claims
be not exhibited within two years from
the date of the publication of this notice
they will be forever barred.
CASPER LEIBACH
Executor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-12
2lus oen County.

StDnD 9i1l. 9as Sonn,
tag S6ul Yicnic unlerer euan9ez
liiben @e:heinoe miro am Wittmp9,
II. 9tueuit itattfinben. Yaitor &ubn
uno bic Otit9lieOer Der @emeinoe
haben bereits uminhenoe tSurfebr.
un8en fir bieies 5clt aetroffen uub
BEL 9iinitigem @etter ltebt Elm snbf@
rei6er Seiud) uno elm oereniieter
Sag in ii6erer gtusii9t.
% mems ssiue. 9as Ntiiiis
unsreit bel Charlotte mar iebr sabl=
reid) beiu6t, 9aslelbe tpurbe
am Ntitttppb unb 0pnnerstne abee=
balten.
- 9eiber erfnbren mir oaB Eaito,
6. Sut5i6uD rDd] intner leioenb ii
un6 buifen oaB er balb tuieber opG'
| itanoio heroelteIIt lein tpirb.
- 5rau 0ermann Sienbere ii
ebentnIls aut Der Srantenlilte uni
AUDI ibr mDdlten mir baloiee 9eneI
un9 tpiinl6en.
- Sim. Sappmeper, BON ct
Souis, 1T 9e9enluartie bier BEL ieinei
Sriioern 81 SeiuG.
- @m. S9aeperfuetter bon Ben
befnno lt6 lebte Bpbe in Gala
lua1 County 5u 8eiub, Bel feiner
Sruber.
= y q coma be. Die Nrbei
ten in ben 8esierunss>@erten fin
fpieoer in Ineriff seuommen tupr6e
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-12

Die 6rn9e: nSSlt Elm bier 9ebureneI
SDDn elmer oeutiben Wtutter elm
n9tmerifauer?" beanttuprtet eiug8e6s
lelblatt, ipie fulet: r@r iit in eriter
&eibe elm 2tmeritaner, Elm 9eutI6-
2lmerifaner nur oann, tuenn er lid
inn 9eIeGieen 6amilieuleben sunt
0eutI6tbum bait. bas beiBt iuenn
0eutib Die Spradbe ieines0auie8 lit,
uenn er an beutldJer 2itcratur felt
bdlt uno Oeutlben llmgana iubt.
S0bne uno SDbter oeutlber Gltern,
nno audi Die Gltern lelbt, tuel6e
BON Der beutidlen Spra6e yti6ts
luiIen pUllen, unO lib gang nit benz
@n9liidz p0erSrii9 2tmeritanertbun
iOentifi5iren, FiinO feline 9eutitb'
9tmeritauer, iunoern einfab Safs
fern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-12
HeiIungen

mach dem Gebrauch Won Hoods Sarsaparilla
sind erfolgreicher ais Won irgend elmer anderen
Medizin. Seine grossen Kuren In wahrhafter,
uberZeugender Sprache Won dankbaren MAN.
nern und Frauen aufgeZeichnet, bilden seine
wirksamste Annonce. Viele Won diesen Kuren
sind wunderbar. Sic haben daS Vertrauen der
Leute gewonnen; haben Hoods Sarsaparilla
den gr0ssten Verkauf in der Welt gegeben, und
haben fur seine Herbereitung das gr0sste Labo-
ratorium auf der Welt n0thig gemacht.
Hoods Sarsaparilla ist durch seine Kuren,
welche es hervorgebracht hat, bekannt, Kuren
der ScrOfeln, Flechten und Hautkrankheft, Kuren
Won Rheumatismus, Neuralgia und schwachen
Nerven, Kuren Won Magenschw&che, Leber-
beSchwerden, Katarrh-Kuren welche beweisen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-12

Sermann, tbeils in @ei9aften uni
gum 8eIu6e.
= 9ns Miiiunsfeit Der bieiieer
YreSbDterianer=&ir6 ipirb am %. II.
"a 9lug. ltattfinben.
- gSir baben fnit ieben Sag 93e=
gen. @s lit Des @uten gu piel unt
Elm Sis9eu Sunnenl9ein pdre uns
nun sur @btuebsluns lieber.
- &m. Sod tit nit bent Ser
behern Der 2anOitraBen beIbditiet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-12

Der @enerot Bwm< <Sum See, ber
IeinerIcits bic Gu6aner bis in Die
8uppen lobtc uuo an 0em ge9enmar=
ti9en &rieRe piet S6ul0 trG9t, lit
iett mousdcnltiU. Se(bit bic ibnl
beireunbeteu 9te6acteure i9utteln
misnrutBig Die aDpIc un0 loiien
bur66fiden, ooB lie i'm entueoer fiir
eineu S6of1tOpf U0er fir eireu
Guaorat(lgner halten. Die @reiq=
niiie Der lebten 3eit baben ibneu Die
gluGen aeDfinet. -glmerifo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-12

Die 0emUtraten babeu am Mitt.
WDb in ibrer in Springfield ab9es
baltenen Stants Contention Bm.
6. WaribaI uno 2erup $. SaII;ant,
bei6e opn ct. Souls, aGs Gnnbibaten
fiir Sberricbter aufeeiteIIt. Die
Gbicaeuer SlatfDrm nit ibrer nbIur=
ben Silberclauie1 tuurbe inopHirt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-12

Sb babe lett Oem &riee an bronz
iI1er0iarrbDe 9elittcn II. alIe SDrten
Mteoisin 0aiiir 9ebrnubt. @nolib
fano i6 elm Ntittel, bas Elm @rIulo
luar, nlS cine Sur, unb baS lit Chant
6er(nin's Gplic, @bOlera uno 0iarrbD
0eilmittel.-E. 6. @riibam, @aars
Miu8, Ga. 3u uertaufen bel 8alter
NrOS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-12

Spanieu bat Die uun inherent Yrd=
ltocnten uur9ei6looeuen 5rieoensbez
olngunaen au9eupntntcu unb ein eno~
eiItigeS &rUtDtuu ilbcr Die SnIiS
fitr Die Observation-Disclosures
mur0e cntlUUrfen 0n3 uprau8iid tlid)
audi unoerSitali6 OOn Spanien an9ez
nontnen iuer0en iuiro. Snran miro
llb oann iueiter Der 3ulammeutritt
zines 6rieoeus=Gunarehe8 su Iari8
pocr anocrSlpO tniipfen. Der Die nelt=
en- &erDnltntlie bis ms GinSelne bin
Elm re9eln Iou. Sm 9Selentlicben
meroen Dielc neuen @erbdltniiie in
pem SluibDren Der ipanil6en 6err>
lhaft nuf omeritanii6emt @ebiete be-
lteben. Cuba ion tei tueroen, lpenn
eS audi nod in Der llebergangSperips
De unter ameritanil6er Gontrplle
bleiben ipiro. Die iru1tbare SnieI
Eorto &icu iuu sur Gedung De,
arie9sentIdaoi9un9 an Die Ser
Staaten ab9etreten iperten. @beniI
DIE tleineren lpeitinoiid)en Suieln
uber meiden nod Die iponild)e Stag
9e tuebt. Na5u tUn,mt Die @inrart
ntln9 etni9er aobleuItotiuuen auf Oft
altatll1en Snieln on Onfel Sam
Ste Spanier ba6eu ieoenfaIls per
iillnftig sebanOelt, nlS lie oieie Se
oin9nn9en acceptirten; uub bier /
oen yer. Stnntcn oiirite ieber recb
oentenoe Siir1er onnlit sufrieoen lei
DAB Die Stiirme oes &riegeS gun
Sbmeisen eebra6t meroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-12

llniere regulare 2trmee pat lire
Yerlaum0er unO S9mdber inner
unO auBerbalb oea gOn9reiies 2ugcn
9eitrnit. GS 9iebt teiu beiiere8 uno
tnpierere5 Militar in Der g8elt al8
unIere 9teguldren, bic DUr unIeren
GreiluiIli0en Den &Urtbeil tidtiger
sluSbiloung genieBcn, Elm &Ortbeil
ben tein Mutb 5u erieben uermag.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-12

Die 9emaBpeen tuerOcn 0ielen
Serbit bic 6nrmcr ni6t ilber5eugen
tDnnen bnB @utgclo uno Srbub5pu
feline Sutereiien idb6oiDcn. 9ns III
mas ben 5armern BON ben 9cuten
prupbc5eit uurben iunr Die fir billi-
eeS @elb uno 3rei5nn0el poer Wen-
i8Itcn eincn 9tnti S9utSpu SnrifI
IbwarmGn. Yer 6armer mag r0nD.
ieeo" uuf benz SupIe baben, int SopIe
bat CT tciucu. 3eSmeocn tuiro CT
audi ui6t fir Sitbcr- uu0 &apier9elt
un0 6rciBau0cl ltiutmeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-12

9tun per!ue6ren nucg Die 8eDDr0en
in 8ritilJ Columbia unIerem Sb1i
ben GinfaB in ibr Wcbiet, tpeil bns-
ielbe nneeblib Uun S6dolin9en in
fsirt lit. g8aS ingen uniere 9lngtD.
manen su 0ieicnt 5reunoldaftoienit,
uoer beiBt e8 in oieiem Sale audi
ySn, Bauer, oas lit gang mas an
oereS," ais menr man iidJ in 0eut1b=
Lamb dbnlif)e S6ubmaBre9eln 9e9en
omeritonii6e8 Obit, bns uUn S6db-
liuoen iuii5irt lit, ,berausninmt"?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-12

QaS 30. y. Wur9eu SUurnnl"
Ibreibt: 5000 @uborer, Die biSber
III 9tetu Yurf eelebt baben, tuulGen
Jest nnh Cuba oeben, barunter
nGol." Wanuel SanquilIp, rein be-
riibnter @ubanilber Reoncr." Sns
lit cbnratteriitiIb. Sebt, nabocn
!0un0erte braOer amerifanii6er
Sungen ourh ieinolide @eIdoiie
nui etui9 sum Sbuei9en 9ebrabi
lino, mDIGen oieIe Ntuiterz Yatriuteu
biniibereeBen, UNI fort 5ufabren, mil
benz Waul su tGmpfcn!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-12

9a es nun tuobl ni6ts mebr 81
| i6ieBen eeben tuiro. IulGte Oberit
SrDan nit ieinem Silberz8eeimente
na6 Snntingu gei6idt tuerben UNI
6Drt bic Silberfrage nit ben 9ubn
nern 5u bnbattiren. 9ieie fpnnten
lange ni6t begreifen DAB elm meri=
fanii6er, mebr lit ais oieier, Bis iie
uereeiuiIiert tppr6en iuaren bnB un=
Iere &e9ierung einen @DlbODllar fir
einen Sil6er0plfar siebt. SrDan lmb
ieine Silber- 8ar6e fDnnten ia oerz
Iuben ben Gubanern bei5ubringen
oaB Elm meritanil6er SilberoDllar
audi einen @Dlboullar tuertb lit; mDgz
liderrpeiie plrOeu iie babel bon
ibrem e5rrtbume befreit iueroen
unO iidb in @plotdfer beripnnoeln,
6eionoers iuenn lie lpaniI6es unO
n1eritanilcbes Silber im @e6iel fir
uDIliuertbig anuebmen. 9us iuurbe
lie i6nea BON benz 16 5u l Sumbu9ae
turiren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-12

Or. Waper unb Or. 2etuin, beuts
i6e Spe5ialiiten fir 8ru9leiben,
turiren ale @attuueen BON 8rii9en.
Obne WeiIer, oBne Shmer3eu uno
Dbne 3eitoerlui. Seine 8esablune
uerlanot bis be- 8atient furirt ilt.
Jn Sermann int gSbtte 6aus jeoen
Oienstag BON IL Bis 2 llbr uno in
8aibin8ton ieoen Ntontae.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-12
3epublifaniid)eS SountD
Sifet.

sir NcprdIcutom:
@bu8. j. y Upe.
Sur GpIetor:
Soenrp Sranb hUr It.
Eiiy yiudlIaBridjtcr:
Jreb. 9. 28 euiel.
sir 5bcri1;
Jrib s. & D Of.
sir Gomm Glcrt:
6 b. @. 5 ienb erg.
Siir Gircl,jt GIert:
s. Wt. Gifts.
Sir Gouum g(muaIt:
uguit Wt e 81 er.
sir ShGgmciitcr:
@ i a 8. Jugeer.
sir Jtj6cr Der Gountp Gourt:
2tu9. 9 pObrer.
Tiir Njttcr oco n6rolibcu 3iitrifto;
3. s. 9 uenner.
sur Hichicr oco Iiolibcn 0iitritto:
@ NJ. emel.
sir Gnroucr:
Qr. s. s. serve
SiIr Sirci0rjdJicr hco -. 0Htriito;
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-12

g9enn eS sum 5rieoensl6luB
fommt, iiebt nneeblid Die @inberu'
funo oes Gpnsrefe5 su elmer @rtras
9ibune beppr, ni6tum ben 5rieoensz
pertraa gu beitdtisen, benn oas iit
Sad,e beS Sennts nIlein, IDnoern
ann nnbere nDtbiee @elebe 10 fir bic
glnsuerbune ncuer Sruppen all Stelle
Der iebieen, bel Seenbi9une bes
arieaes ausi6eibeuOen SreituiIIieen
uno ReeulGren, fir Die 8eiebtbalt=
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-12
Bern1r,,,t ae1n. greitun, nen 12. AnnnIt, 1898,

un9 oer BON Gpanien neueru0rbenen
@ebiete, ebeniu fin Die Organization
Der .Sertualtuns oieier etc. etc. i,
5u erlafien. lebrieens oiirfte Der
3uiammentritt bes 90ngreiies nibt
oor September erTolgen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-12

SarsapariIIa

ist die beste-in der That die einzIge wahre
blutreinigende Medizin. Gebrauchen Sic Hoods.
Hoods piI1en kurlren Leberleiden,
AAOOA - AAASA leicht zu e I'm e n,
wirksam. IS cents. Bel allen DrOguisten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-12

,Silr Nrci0rjd)icr bco -. Intriito
u II D 0 I y i Sirsel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-12
iD6brntli6tr MarktbtridDt.
Qrooufte.
@urrieirt BON
6ctreiSe. 11IebI. ujp.

JOHN 81. HELMERS, Grocer.
Die angesebenen Ereiie tperben BON
ben 6dn6lern (meiftens i'm 9auibe)
hP.oI1It
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-11-19
By the Governor:
WILL D. JENKINS,
Secretary Of State.
Pa1ouse Apples.

Eastern apple buyers have about
cleaned up the the visible supply of
this Palouse product in the country
adjoining Oakesdale. Several car
loads have been shipped from here
as we'll as from adjacent stations.
This is the first season that apples
in any considerable quantity have
been shipped from the Palouse
country. 1t has been supposed
heretofore that the Palouse did not
raise fruit of quality good enough
to take it's place in the general mar
kets.
The eyes of the world have been
opened to the fact that nowhere is
an apple grown that can compare
with the Palouse apple. Apple
BUYERS have found this out and 1t
is evident that henceforth there
will be q ready market for all frgit
that can be produced in the Pa
louise, at very fair prices. Hereto
fore Walla Walla has dominated
the fruit industry Of eastern Wash
ington. But the fruit of that pleas
ant valley cannot compare with the
sound, crisp, juicy, wholesome fruit
of this God favored region. The
shippers are finding this out, and
while some ship in boxes labelled
"Walla Walla Fruit" they are ex-
ceedingly glad to have the contents
come from the Palouse.- Sun.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-11-19
Washington Barley Crop.

In an interview published on the
Sound, State Grain Inspector E. T.
Wright has the following to say re-
garding barley:
"In the four counties south OF
the Snake river the barley crop was
particularly good. expect to see
the barley production of the state
greatly increased from this time on,
if the farmers but study the mar
ket and their own interests.
"The barley crop in the counties
south of the Snake found an imme-
diate and profitable sale. 1t was
all cleaned up as quickly as hauled
to town. Some of this went to fur
nish the first two cargoes of barley
ever shipped abroad. Barley
from Dayton furnished one entire
cargo of these two. The shipments
were made by McNear, the San
Francisco buyer and shipper to the
United Kingdom. One cargo was
shipped from Portland and one
from San Francisco, but both were
of Washington barley, exclusively
1.-THE brewers of the old country
a. we'll as of this have come to the
conclusion that the spring grown
ordinary blue barley, is the best Tor
brewing, inasmuch as it's richness
in saccharine matter is greater than
that of the white barley formerly
preferred. This is causing the de-
mand for barley to grow year after
year. While the demand from the
United Kingdom for this barley
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-11-19

While absolutely non-committal
as to the purpose for which the land
is wanted, Mr.. Lewis has already
consummated the purchase of seven
lots from J. w. Janney and two lots
from J w. HEREFORD, and is negoti-
ating for others owned by W. j.
Hamilton, d. G. Felch, II. w. Liv-
ingstone and Hughes Hull upon
which deals have not yet been
closed
While it may be a mere matter
of speculation to say that the ground
is wanted for railway purposes, that
10 tho general belief among all most
closely connected with the affair,
and it is no doubt true.
Mr.. Lewis has for several years
been connected with the Northern
Pacific railway, with Offices at Port,
land, but what his connection may
be with the company now is not
known.
If the Northern does come into
Colfax it will be by way of Spring
Flat.-Gazette.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-11-19

has been good for several years,
this state has never been called uI-
on to export and, but the shortage
in California this year brought
about the shipment of the two car
goes mentioned. They will serve
to introduce the Washington bar
lev, which is of the highest grade,
and help to increase the demand
J for it.
"Another thing that is to increase
the demand for Washington barley
/ is the development Of the Alas ka,
Hawaiian and Asiatic trade enter
ing Puget Sound. From the man
fest of every ship departing for
those countries from the Sound you
will learn that beer is one Of the
largest items carries. This trade
will increase and develop and the
breweries will have to have so
much more barley The market
for barley in the next few years is
going to be better than it ever was
before.
Farmers of this state who have
been raising wheat steadily year
after year, wearing out their land
and being OBLIGED to summer fall
low some of it every year, should
turn their attention to barley cul-
cure as a suitable crep to rotate
with wheat. Barley demands from
the soil little and that little con-
ssts Of elements not demanded by
wheat. 1t is thus easy on the land
and of no detriment to the follow
ing years wheat crop. Barley will
ripen in from IS to 80 days after
sown. 1t is thus an early crop and
one that can be harvested and
handled long before the rains set
in. | think if the farmers of the
state would pay more attention to
barley they would find it profitable, ;"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-11-19
thanksgiving Proclamation.

The people of the state Of Wash
s,cton are called upon by every
consideration OF duty to return
,hanks to the. Bountiful Giver of all
GOOD for, added to the usual and
ever present reasons for thankful
ness which constantly claim the
attention of Americans, we have to
acknowledge that not only have We
been given the privilege of life in
this, the grandest Of all ages, but
we have also been placed in the
most favored portion of all the
earth. In no other regions of equal
area upon the globe can be found
SO many marks of Divine favor,
and with it all it is evident that
further blessings are yet TO be be-
slowed. The course Of empire,
moving ever in northwesterly
direction, it is clearly apparent that
the shores Of our beautiful inland
sea have been singled out from the
beginning as the site and scene Of a
greater and grander development;
for the unyarying course of things
during The forty or fifty centuries
of which man has knowledge must
change if here are not one day
gathered the riches of the world
Pray God we prove ourselves wor-
thy actors in the drama of the
future.
Now,ss therefore, in conformity
with the time honored and long
established usage, l John Il. Rogers,
Governor of the State of Washing-
ton, do hereby appoint Thursday,
November oath, A. d. 1898, as a
day of public thanksgiving and
prayer, to be observed with appro-
pirate services by all. Let us in
our homes and in our places Of wor-
ship render thanks to God for His
abundant mercies.
In testimony whereof | have here
unto set my hand and caused to be
affixed the great seal Of the State of
Washington. Done at Olympia this
18th day of November, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ninety eight, and of
the independence of the United
States the one hundred and twenty
Eecond. God save the Republic.
I [Seall J. r, ROGERS
Governor.
! By the Governor:
| WILL D. JENKINS,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-11-19
Railroad Ru1nor.

For years Colfax has looked with
anxious eyes for the coming OF a
branch line of the Northern Paclhc
railway, and now the signs are that
the wish will come true.
For several days past Mr. Lewis
of Portland has been negotiating
with property owners in South Col,
fax for grounds which it is believed
are wanted by that road for yards
and depot site,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-11-19

For sale, a young bull grade
Shorthorn; also pure bred registered
Jersey bull. Inquire Of ". II,
Philips. Oh
Hay for sale in stack or deliy-
cred, Inquire of w. IL. Philips.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-11-19
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the public
school patrons that beginning with Mon
day, Nov. l4th, the hour for admitting
pupils to the grounds will be changed
from 8 a. IN. to 3 80 .. m, at which time
the first bell will be rung.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-09
THEIR LIVES IN DANGER.
Vessel Sent tn Take Americans
and Cubans Fsen CfeutuenOs.

Copyrighted 1888 by the Associated Press
KINGSTON. Jamaica. May T.-s y. H.
Delayed In Misunderstanding under In
structions from Washington. United States
Consul Dent has chartered the Atlas lire
steamer Adula for the purpose OF bringing
refugees from CieDfuegos TO this port She
VIII sail tonight and return from Cuba on
"Wednesday. A dispatch was received from
csenfuescs four days ago asking for a
ship. but there was none available and the
consul sent an urgent message two days
later. Today he asked that ship be sent
Immediately. saying he feared a Spanish
and the prosperous Cubans. The cable dis
patches on the subject received are CEN
sored, and consequently givs no details Of
the outbreak. the presumption being that
II had occurred. and that the ship was re-
aaestea in anticipation OF disturbance.
Forty Spariards who arrived here from
Havana, which place they eft April n on
board the Italian cruiser Giovanni Bausar.
were released from quarantine today They
say there Is plenty Of food IN Havana. bur
they add 1t is heid by spectators at fam
Inc prices In anticipation CT siege and
long blockade. Raw food. they say. costs
in the market about S. per day for a single
person. Senior julio dc Cardenas. rich
Spaniard. paid see 10 feed his family for
twelve weeks before leaving Havana.
Finally. the refugees assert ina. the unfor-
tufAte reConcentrados are starving and ay-
ing uncared fer BY the government, whlle
even the soldiers are wrelchefiiy fi-fed