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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-09
THE CARTER COURT MARTIAL.
Damaging Evidence in Disbursements
Of Large Amounts by Check.

New York, March S.-The attorneys
for the prosecution and defense in the
Carter Court Martial resumed argument
to-day as to the admissibilay as evil
dcnce of the check book which Captain
Carter had used. The court sustained
the objection and the check book was
excluded.
Chauncey NJ. Depew was called as n
witness and testified that he had known
Il. Il. Wescott for thirty years and that
so far as he knew Mr.. Westcott was Il
man of strict business integrity. He
did not think Mr.. Westcott would enter
into such n conspiracy as was charged
against Captain Carter. Mr.. Depew
also knew Captain Carter through Mr..
WestcOtt who tried to get him "a posi-
ton on the New York Central road.
SO far as he knew. Captain Carriers
character was good.
Judge Advocate Barr offered
in evidence thirty-three checks,
signed "R. +. WestcOtt, by o.
NJ. Garter, attorney" These checks
were taken from the check book which
the court had refused to admit. Tbe
first check was made payable TO Il. ID.
Greene, was for $40, and was dated
December 8, 1895. The defense Objcc-
ted but were Over-ruled.
The court refused to admit eleven
checks, made payable to the defendants
mother and two brothers. a number of
checks to the order of Captain Carter,
and signed by him as attorney for Mr..
WestcOtt, were admitted without Objec-
ton. They ranged from $3.50 to $1,000
each. The total was S17, 800. Major
Adams, of the Engineers Corps who tes-
examination by Mr.. Blair who directed
his efforts to show that certain accounts.
letters and other documents which were
being used against Captain Carter had
been illegally seized at Savannah when
they were the private property of the
defendant. Major Adams was member
of the Beard Of Inquiry which heard
the charges against Captain Carter last
fall He said that that board had had
before it, two powers of attorney given
by Mr.. WcstcOtt to Captain Carter, to
draw money from the Union Trust
Company. Mr.. Blair then demanded
that the Judge Advocate produce these
powers of attorney, and he offered type
written copies of them. Judge AdvO-
cate Barr objected on the ground that
only the originals and not copies should
he accepted. Mr.. Blair replied that the
Judge Advocate possessed one of the
originals, and that the other was held
by the Union Trust Company, which re-
fused to surrender it to the defendant.
Colonel Barr said that he would produce
one power of attorney tomorrow and
would issue subpoena for the Trust
Company to produce the other one.
The court refused to admit the copies
and adjourned until tomorrow.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-09
THE CHARGES AGAINST HwART.

Examination of Witnesses and an Al
legged Change of Opinion in His
Favor.
Washington, March S-(Special.) THE
hearing of the charges against Judge
Ewagtt was resumed this morning before
the Senate Judiciary Committee. Much
of the time was taken up in cxamina-
ti0n Of witnesses who testified in favor
of Judge Ewart. They were Z. II. Cobb,
j. L. Rickman, c. NJ. Pace ana \. T..
ROsey. The only witnesses heard against
Ewart was T. ]. Hickman. The talk
tonight is that charges have fallen
somewhat fiat. The sentiment in favor
of Judge Ewart is stronger to-day than
at any time since the charges were filed
against him. TO-mOITow the following
witnesses w. be examined: Capt Bur
man. ]. VI. Gudger, Sr., and Lawson u.
Milton. Up TO the present nothing has
been heard from Governor Russell and
Judge Meriman. 1t is doubtful If they
appear before the committee nOtwitll-
standing the fact that they have been
summoned.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-09
KILLED BY \ BURGLAR.

Providence, II. l., March S.-Wm. O.
Hutchins, one of the best known manu-
featuring jewelers. in the east, w4s shot
and killed by n burglar about O'Clock
tonight.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-09

Washington, March S.-The President
this afternoon signed the Hawley bill
providing for two additional regiments
of artillery to man the coast defenses.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-09
NORWEGIAN BARK ASHORE.
Loaded With Mahogony-Sh Was In-
surcd-The Grew Safe.

New Orleans. La, March S.-The Nor
wegian bark Flid, CAPTAIN Gundersen,
from Belize, British Honduras. with a
cargo of mahogony for Europe. went
ashore February 24. on Manager Key.
81 miles from Belize and became a total
loss. The crew arrived here on the
steamer Breakwater. The Flid hailed
from Germstad, Norway, and was in
Sured.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-09
INTERSTATE COMMISSIONER.

Wm. ]. Calhoun. of Illinois, is Named
For the Place.
Washington, March S.-The President
to-day nominated VIM. ]. Calhoun. of II.
linois. to be an Interstate Commerce
Commissioner.
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1Der mug unter ole SoIoateu?

9(neeiibts Der immerbin oDrbnnoe-
men 0t6elibtett, baB bic Der. 9taa=
ten nit Gpanien pber elmer anoeren
ausudrtisen Mabt in 9riee aeratben
iollten, lit bic 5rase: Ber lit in ben
Ser. Staten tuebrpfIidtis? pun Sn'
terehe.
Gin Be9ieGbfatt eiebt bierauf fol-
eenbe Qusfunft:
Nnd6em Der GpnereB ben 8rieg
ert art bat iin6 ale tpnHenrdbieen
Manner int Nlter BON 20 Bis gu 45
Sabren iuebrpfIihtis, iofern iie 8iir=
ger bet Ser. Staaten fin6 uoer ibre
reriten Tapiere" ertuurben, b. +. an
ontli6ec SteIe bic 2lbii9t erflart
baben, Siireer Der Ser. Staaten su
iperoen. 91ntiirliG tpirb gu
6ieier stuangstpeiien 4usbebung, pou
iuel6er alip nun f6rperlid]e unf6bis=
felt befreit, crit sei6ritten, nab6em
bic reeuldre glrmee ber Ser. Staaten
un0 bic Wtili5truppen Der gin5elitaaz
ten, bic im ariegsfnGIe pbne @eitere8
tuebrphibtie iin6, ii6 alS un5uldngz
1i6 eriuieien baben.
SIT cine berarttge 9lus9ebune oDm
GDnereB nngeprbnet tuproen, 10 tuerz
ben uun Der 5uitdnbieen 81nbesbe=
bDrbe n@runbltiten" an9eferti9t, in
ruel6e Die Hanen aIler @ebrpflibtiz
gen eineetrngen tuerben. Die 2ebte=
rem erbalten oann cine 8orlnoune,
ii6 gu elmer beitintmten 3eit an einent
beitintmten Orte ein5ufinben. Gieier
r@eitelIun9spfIiht" ntiiiien lie 9eniiz
gen ooer friegsreftlidler Bebanolung
eeDdrti9 iein.
gs fDnnen Damn ale g1ebrpfIi6tiz
gen eingereibt fperoen, pber es iuiro
bur9 6aS 2DD8 enti6ieoen, iper oon
ben @ebrpFli6tigen eintreten r1uB.
Den ppm 2poie 8eitintntten itebt es
frei, einen @rIaBmann 5u itellen.
8Dn Der g8ebrpTli6t our9 @rleeune
elmer 9eloiunme lpsSufnufen, lit
ni6t eeitattet.
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1Die Ill ermitteIn.

Oean flue cine 5laibe o6er Elm se<
p6bnlibes 9las nit uriu uno iafie
bic Subitan5 "a Stunoen Iti[Ie iteben.
8ilbet iib Sas, 10 ift bies elm 3ei9en
bes lebr unesIunoen 3utan6es Der
geieren. g8enn Der l1rin 2eiren5eu9
befledt, 10 ift oies elm 8eueis fur
Riererleiben. 9aufiser 3uang gum
llriniren Dber S1mersen i'm 8iidgrat
iiub ebenfnus ansei9en, baB bic
geiereu unb bic Blaie auBer Orbnuns
iino.
1Dds iou man thun?
gs lit Elm 9roif, 81 erfabrer, oaB
9r. Sinners Swamp Root bas
orose seiereuzSeilmittel, int Staube
lit, ale Sdmersen I'M &ii6en, ber
g1ieren, Der 2eber, Der Bloie uno az
ler llrin< <Drsnne su beilen. Gs be-
ieitiet bic Soleen i1wa9er Blaie
unb bic G6mersen beim uriniren,
lptpie bic 5ofeen bes 9enuifes non
aeiitiaen @etr6nten; ferner oaS laltis
tie hdufiae llriniren. Die miloe uno
iuubl tbdtiee Birfune BON Swamp
Root n1adbt ii4 raid fiblbar uno TT
uniibertruffen fir 6eilnng in ben
i6rierigften 5dlIen. 8enn Sbr
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MarAtprriIr in St. 9ouis.
Gonnerstaa ben II. Wtdr,

OSN -
@eiSen.-Ro. 2 rotber, 930-geu.
3. rotber, 90G0-c; $40. 4. 86O-
Mnis.-RD. 2 28@-c; 0D. 2.
rpeiBer, 260-c; gtp. 8. 20 @-c.
0afer.-9tu. 2, 244 (0c; -geu. 2
tpeiBer,-@-c; 9to. 3. 22@-c.
Shmeine. Die 8ertdufe bon allen
Solten onriiren 5fuii3en $50 un6
S4O5 q 1O0fb leben6ie.
Rinopieb.-Stiere: 5air bis quite int
@eipi9t bon 1900 bis 1,6O0fb,
81. 35G04. 95; raube I9tuere, $3.50
(03.OO; NIT Mais eefiitterte, 1 100
bis 1,30ofb ibmer, S3.2504. 80;
eeu6bnli9e unb v8utdersSteers"
bis gu 1,15Ofb i1tper, $4,000
4.S0 p 100 fb Iebenbig. 9iibe
uno &alber, So. 9.O0035.Oo. Rail
ber 5(06c y fb lebenbie.
G6afe.-305c y tb. 2dmner, S4@
dc . fb lebenoig.
8utter.-5einite Rabnt= u. Creamery
Butter, 1S02Ie; Country Butter
11013c y ID.
Gier.-5rii9e 81 p Duseno.
observation-disclosures $4.05 "a
APO y 100 fb; 9inotbb $2.50@
2.75; 3eb Sop Sc, 90; WiIIet
s.500. rs; uuearii6er S.550
.85.
anrtoffeln. 45(065c per BnIbel i'm
@jroBen .55f070c uDm g8agen.
3piebtln.-50f075 per 8uIbeI.
Seu.-SemiI9tes s6.5oO5.oo;
mothp Sc. .00@11. so; Rrdries6eR
s5.ooC07. 90 y Gon [2,o00tb.
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6runSeiasnthums .llsbertrasunsen.

Admr of Albert Sattley deceased 10 l. N
Souders Lot l and . of N. w. and S. W.
/ sec. S-4O-4 $3.50.
Henry Gruber to GuStave Augustine Quit
Claim deed to w j of Lot of L or; part
lot of N w or; and N W or 5 E or and part
or S w or 2-44-5 Sio7.
Admr of Louis AuguStin to Gustave
AuguStin the real estate above described
for $279. s.
VIM McKane to John Becker 81 acres of
of the vs. ofN w or sec IS; Et off of the
or of NE or sect 70, containing 20
acres; also a. acres of south end OF w or
sec 10 all in 42-5 $3.50
Theo Graf ct al to W T Garner 5 J sec
4-4o-4 $3.50
Roland Scantlin ct al to Chas Scantlin,
100 acres in Phelps County; f2o acres in
GaSconade County; in sec "a, 33, 81, s.
and 50, tp 40 range 9. $40
Anna C Anderson to John Hamilton n w
or N E or sec 81, 5 W ar S E. ar sec 29--4o-
.6-75 acres $2o5.
Henry Schultz to VIM. Hesemann 5 acres
of the n w or N E Or 9-+3-4 $z5
Ben C Gibbous to Ben w GibbiouS, )
IN w or sec 34-4l-6 $1,000
Ben L ClDDCnS 10 Mary OlDpOnS, 81
acres in Sc or of NE or sec 34-4l-6 5000
NJ P Bensing TO Bernhard PetruS II feet
of lot ) E. 4th Str Hermann $50.
Jacob DanuSer to Charles Bauer 81
or sec 9-45-4 so acres; S265o.
Ed J Murphy to Henry Stork, s E qrsa
S-42-4 100 acres; $2S5
Fritz Renne to Fritz Schalk S W ar sec
25-2-6 rs acres $1,000
ChaS w MellieS to c HI Wolking N or
of W or w or of or, E ar of n W
or and NV or of Sc or sec f3 3-42-5 $t4oo
Sophia Schneider to c NJ Ellis lot No 5
West 4th street, Hermann, $500
Chas Won Behren to Hermann Klophouse
SW or of NE or sec S-44-4, 40 acres. S4oo
I'M Owens to w Landwehr 1s4 acre of
N W ar Sec 2o-45-6 $40.
VIM Toedtmann to Hugo BOIL s part of
S / of NE or sec 9-44-6 73 acres S.
Hugo Bohlto ChaS H Toedtnann part
SW or ONE or sec 9--44--6 nineteHths of
an acre, 81
Owenswille improvement Co to Francis
ZmmonS Lot 3 Block OwenSville $50.
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Sn &egierun88treilen lit man Der
2lniidJt, baB Guglano bereit tu1re,
Den Ser. Staoten IN einem eoentucl-
len ariege nit 5panien, bic Qan3e
6rittiide 5totte sur 8erfiieun8 sh
iteQen, tuenn Die SunoeSre9ierun9
ii9 uerpiIi6ten tuiirbe, ben Gug=
ldnoern in ben orpbenoen pItaliati.
idleu @irren 5u belfer.
9teie 8ereittuiuiateit Sobn Suu 3
luiro a6er als Elm 9en1erz@eihent
betrabtet, bonn e8 fame BEL elmer
bcrartigen 9tuiance fir Die Ser.
Staaten ielblt i'm giinitieiten Sale,
tein %prtbeif berau8. Die tpnbr=
idJeinlid)e 6olge aber tuiiroe iein,
baB 0ur9 oieie8 8iinoniB Elm aaees
meiner eur0paii6er 8rieg entitdnoe,
bel bent Der ameritaniidbe aoler lei6
Deri9ie0ene Je0ern uerlieren fUnnte.
Die iammtliden @r0BmaAte oe8
Continents, Ipicieu 9iuBlono, 5ranf=
reid uu0 9eutihlarO arbeiten nuf
cine 5iOlirun8 gnglan68 bin, UNI
0eiien Ne9enOnIe in Den nIiotil9en
GclUaTerI 5u breden. gBuroen Die
&er. Stnaten aber gngIan0s Sunoess
genOlieu, 10 ruirOen iie aud in einen
Sricg, Der m09literlueiie ipater iiber
Die 2beiluug Gbina's nusbre6en
f0unte, UerIuifelt uerocn unb 0asu
hat llnrle S1m feline 9uTt.
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ant1rgnt9 42


durcb den Gebrauch Won Coca, OpIat oder
scbIafmedizin hervorgebracht, ist ungesund,
entschieden zu verwerfen. Is untergrabt die
Cesnndheit. zerruitet die Constitution und der
patient verfant sicheU in einen schlimme-en
zustand der hauig In die schrecklich elende
Gewohnheit ausartet. wo Cocaine und Opium
unune ingIich noting sind. Schlaf der durch
den Gebrauch Won Hoods Sarsaparilla her
vorgebr,cht kommt yielleicht nicht so schnell,
aber er konlmt sicher uud ist aEdauernd we'll er
d,,rch das naturliche crosse heIlende und YER
i1ngende NTittel hervorgebracht wird - das
reingende belebende und bereichernde Blut.
Dies nahrt die Nerven nit lobensyoler Energie
upd starkt die Constitution Won der wirklicher
Grundlage allies gesunden Lebens dureh
raiues rejche5 rotheS Biut.
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2lus 6artsbur9.
HoItpr RenS BON eSn0ebeni

- Baitur 9ens bon Sn6speuoenee,
Weo. tpirb ant 8. slpril bier feline
@ntrittspre6iet balten.
= Serr 8bil. Gpril tuirb uns balb
nerlaiien unb nab 2ittle Berger in
@asepnabe County iberiieoeln no er
bic 5arm bes 9errn 6eurp &uebiger
setauft bot. g8ir tuiini6en ibnt
beites 8ublereeben in ber ueuen
Seimatb.
5err Dominic 9uffner, nDr1
2ittle 8erser, lit eeeentpdrtis bier
bel ieiuen Sobne, @m. 0uffner nm
ibm BEL benz Bau ieines neuen 9au-
les bebIlHib su fein.
= Die enansf. 5riebenssemeinbe
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. e I q n n t m q Of u n g.

SD mD9te bterntit befannt MAIDEN,
oaB ib oas 2ei6enbei itattunesz8es
I6dft bes aue. @ebmboebner Ibers
upmmen babe uub tuerbe tets bes
mibt Iein meine &unben reen unb
aufnerfiam Su bebienen. @benfaus
tperoe ib itets cine ausunbl BON
SGreen a(Ier @r6Ben, iofpie 2ei9ens
tiidber uno =&leioer an 9nnb balten.
G4tunesnoq,
$. %. gS a tier,
2>25=4m gnp, Nu.
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cine biesbe5iiefi9e Meoisin gebraubt
70 beniibt Die bette. 9ieIelbe iuirb
BON alien Ipotbetern fir so Gents
unb gu s1.OO perfauft SIR tonnt
ein8rDbe1di6ber unoBamp6let era=
tis ourb. Die Eoit erbalten, tpeun SIR
bas rSotfsblatt" nennt sun0 an 81.
8iln,er & @D., 8inebantpton, q. g.,
Ibreibt. Die Serauseeber oieier
3eitune garantiren, baB bieie Sfferte
edit lit.
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Gin Nann bat feine ausfi6t gum
8iireermeiIter elmer Staot ertpablt
gu tueroen, tpenn er nieht bas Ser-
trauen unb bic Suneieune ieiner
yfabbarn bat. Geo. %. Sumpbrep
lit Der pppuldre Manor BON Span=
ton Sbio, uito unterm Datum BON II.
sunni 1896 i9reibt er: 9ieies beItatz
iet uniere&nerfenrune npn @bantber=
lain'S 9ulten 9eilntittel. Meine
5amilie uno gta9barn bnben es ee>
brau3t uno mir fuiiien baB eS elm
erceuentes WtitteG eeeen @rtdltuneen
uno Suiteu iit.-@epree 90 CUNT
pbreg. Serfauft bon g5a..er 8rua.
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bielt am lesten Samstag cine nerz
ianmlune ab in tuelber beI6lpIien
tpnroe bieies 5ribiabr cine neue
Stride 81 bauen unb tpuroen bic
fplgenben Wtitelieber als 8nu=Gpmite
ernannt: 81. 8ueiber, $. @unspu,
8. 6. Sofmann, 6ris admann unb
Souls 9ilseoid. 8. g.. Sarner unb
8. Strnttnann tpurben ernnnnt, UNI
11nteri6riften gu inmmeln.
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Cine furse 9eioenseeibibte. Cine
grfdltung, 8ernahldfitgung, Sum
aenentsiinoung, Srauer. sSenn
Ssulep's Spnep & Gar eebrau6t iuors
ben mare, 10 ipiirbe bic @eibibte
elm erfreuli9eres @noe eefunoen baz
beu.-Wnlfer BrDS.
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2lQe @erilhte ilber Die @inIen5uu9
elmer 8Oti6oit 5, Erdiibenten be
treif5 DER r9iaiue" 6ra8e an BEN
GunQreB entbebren ic5Ii,ber 8eeriins
0uug. Ebe Der GontnlnionS sSerid)t
nidt in 60n0en bes Traii6enten lit.
miro oieier meoer einer enti6eioen=
ben 5dritt tbun, nod bent GunareB
cine SUtidJnft eiuieuoen.
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30! go! Joc6!

GSeute balten unO taufeu luir eiimtal
b e i II . MING unIere Sfube;
baben nun eenug nOn ben @rocerie
uno SrD @oD0s S6uben uno 10 bis
Is Hrucent mebr oafiir besablt ais
luie man iie bel 8eniing taufen farm.
@r6BteS 2ager npn Mdnner= un6
SamenzS6ube in Ogblppo, Gbpcu=
late, Wea6UeanD, 28elts, S2.75 bis
$500. Brobirt elm Faur, Sbr ma9t
feineu Srrtbutt. Sic peroen paiien.
Bun Dog, Gpiu uno &aIor Soes.
III. p. BENSING,
4. StraBe, 6ermann, 0t0.
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Sreeno Elm einfa9es RitteG na6t
oeu 6uiten nufb6ren, es trodnet benz
ielben elm. g8ie nieleS9ninointbtis
ae baben I6on our9 lolbe Nittel ibr
2eben peripielt. Or. @lahe's Suiten
Sprup 6eilt bic 2uneen uno beieitigt
bic gntsanoune un6 nur auf bieie
8eiIe fann cine griinolidbe 9eiluns
erfolgen. 3u babeu in Us q tie T
g 8. Drug Store.
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fir Collector:
aeir Fnb trmd6tist. Ssrrn
THEODOR G. GUNGOLL,
oIS Gauoieot f1r Solicitor bon 0ascoHohe Geuutr
nu;u3sigeH, unterlrorfeu Der GntftiouH3 Der Stmm
esber bel ben rtpublttonii1en 9rtuiarrpabIen.
seir nab ermd9tt9t. Serrn
CHARLES BLINNE,
aIs Goubihat fir Gonettsr bon Gaseorobe Gouutr
nHsuseteeu unttrroprfen Der Gntfetnuna Der StimMs
gebsr bel ben rspubIifauif&eH Yrimdrudbleu.
aDir tno srmd@ttst. asrru
CHRIST. KLOSSNER,
bon &lnlonh SptpRfbtp oIs Gdnitbat fur Solicitor
bon @ascoHaoe eouHt1 nn3n5etaeH, Hntsrmorfen bsr
Guti4eieuus Der SttmRsebeT bst ben rtpubIifantien
YrtmdrtunnleH.
mir ftab .rmd6tist, Ssrrn
GEORGE ONCKEN,
bon RtdIonb SopHfhtp. ais Gonbibot fur &snettcr
BON @aseouoee eonnt1 nnsu5tieeu, uHttrporfsn Der
Gntt4stor19 eer Stimm9eber bet ben rspubItIoui.
i9sn grtR6rpableH.
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@elibturn nuf 274c.
9luch bic 3ortpffeInr,

stud bic 8artuIfelpreiie bebaupten
ii6 eini9ermaBen. Sur setpbbnli9e
GBtartufeln tuerben $3.50 Gents
per 8uibe( bepiIIiet; fir snattar=
toffeGn gutter Beidaffenbeit s1.15 per
8uibel.
Bon benz bie3idbrisen Srib=
iabr8gei6dft peripri9t ntan fi9
9utc8.
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a q oersaufem: gtn gpobuhans NIT 10 Stmmer u
- ? 2ofeH. 9ahsnfra9en bet
S6a aHgeHooerfer,
Sermdun, Htc.
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SSie es ibeint, baben Die 6err5dl-
enoen arie9sbefur9tuneen nuf bic
@eltaItun9 Der @ei5enpreiie penis
elnrlnB 9eauBert. SIM ghicaoper
@fartte tuuroe Der 9uibel goIb gsei.
gen nit s1.o2, I'M yteu g]urfer
geartte aber nit s1,o54 quutirt. ssn
ct. 9Ouis be5ablt man nur 97c fir
Den SuIgel.
Sabei bari uber ni6t ouBer e(dt
gelanen iuerOen, baB Der cuntroIlir-
oare sSei5enoprratb in, @eiammtoe-
olet Der Der. staaten lpieber I'm,
os7'o suIbel eerinaer oemoroen
ut; nnO 9esenwdrtis ouf nur 80, ,415.
200 Suibef eeI6dbt iuirb.
unler BelI6tornpurratb lit trok
0es Exports beitanbis imWad1Ien BE.
ee'ren' Sesenwdrtis fuira er oui
$3.50 f 900 guibel aeiddst. 9ud
9''l l'9 Der Sreis fir DEN 8uIbel
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-18
ganNioateu an'etseu.
fiir 0eprdi entdnt:

zBtr FHb ermddtist. Ssrrn
DR.. THOS. j. GRACE,
oIs Gonbibot fur RtprdientnHt bon 6ascpnohe GpuRs
to ou5u5eieeu. uuteruorfeu ber Gutihetbuu9 ber
Stimm9.btr BET ben rrpu6IitaHii9eH 9rtmt truobIeH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-18

enncnn0niIlo

ist die einzigc wahre blutreinigende Medizin
Bel allen Droguisten. S1 sechs fir s5.
H5J, D;IIar, kuriren Ieberleiden
IIOOA > AskSAA leicht Zu nehmen. &c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-18
fur Sheriff:
mir iiuo erma4tist. 6errn.

COLUMBUS A. STOCKTON,
bon 9biro greet xomnihis oIs Goubibot fur eberifT
bun 3oSeonnee 9ouutp au3YSeigen, uutertpsrfeu Der
snttGstouH9 oer Sttmmeebsr bel ben repubIitaui-
fben 9riHdrnopIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-18

8erii6t3ueiie ucrloutet neuerz
bin8S iuie0er einntal, 0aB Stuii9en
Spanten un0 6rnntreif Elm Sunoe
NIB sum S6ube oes erItereu 9anoe8
Ge8en Die @ereinigten Staaten ge-
idluIien tuorbcn lei. G8 bieB be-
tanntlid i9On friiber einmnl 10, 0p1
rur unt frnr50iii6erleits ipFort in
Ibreoe geIteut 81 tuerber, II. pabr=
ldein,ItJ ban6elt e8 iib au9 0ies-
nal nur nm Elm leere3 8eru6t.
Senn menn AUDI 6rGntreid infUlee
Der ntnnenbaft in fran5Diiiben Qans
Den 0etnoGhen ipaniiben 98ertb-
papiere 9toBe pefuuiare SntereHen
IN Sponicn beiist uno ipa6r5uneb.
nleu bat, 10 glnuben mir oph nidJt,
ooB eS oarin bis j.. elmer Srieasgee
fftelnlehaIt nit ben Spaniern oeaen
I'LL" 9egen mur0e, be.n bic unuer,
ne'Olifen 6ul9en miiroen IblieBli6
e'ne 2|Ieoerla8e, nod 8r1Bere Ser-
lutte uno cine tueitere perbaneniBz
ooIe odiuabur9 ieiner @rD6ma6tz
ltelIun9, iUuie Die ou0Itdnoiae Gntz
tremoun8 oes omerif. @ulfes Iein.
Sesterem aber mare es gu o6nnen,
ipennes ieitens Der bon linn per>
paracIten 5ranSuien eiuen Iulden
m0roIilcben 8uBtritt erbielte, tpabrz
emo on8 BON inn bel ieber @eleeen,
geIt oerun9limpfte 9eutIdGono aud
oleSmal iuieoer 5uerit II. riidboltslps
Drentli9 ertIart bat, ooB es linn
hlft elnfaIIe, Spanien im 9rieasfaue
9e9en Die Der. Staaten, Die elm 10
auS9eieI4neter sunoe GeutIdlanb's 8
letcn SPfit0nA Ia;l,,. -. ,-.u
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it)ddsntlider Marktbrri(bt.
0etreioe, 211ehI, uim.
Seben 5reita @ currieirt BON Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS

g8ei5en, 2. Gualitdt. ........, SS
gSeiSen, 3. OualitGt ......... IS
Otebl, per Sad, L. NualitGt... $50
Otebl per Sad, 2. Nualitdt... 2.4o
&ornme6l, per 100 8funb. -. so
8leie, per 100 8funb. ........ so
Sbipituff, per 100 Ifunb. 20
pro6ufte.7
GDrrieirt bDn
JOHN III. HELMERS, Grocer.
Die nu9eeebeneu 8reiIe tuerben nDn
ben 9anoIern (meiitens i'm 2aui1e)
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-08-02
A wATERlNd-pLAcE COSTUME FROM IARPEas Bazaar

A thorough outfit for q season at Il
fashionable watering place requires, in
our climate. to be quite elaborate, for
there must De gowns for cool as we'll rs
for hot days. Blue serge is a material
which comes into fashion every year. OF
course there are many different WeaVeS
of it. as well rs different colOrings, but
Il blue serge gown IS considered almost
Il necessity for every wardrobe. An or
iginal design, which we publish today,
taken from Harper's Bazaar, III blue serge
from la maison Weille. is in the bluost
shade. The waist is tight-titting at the
back, blOusing Il little i'll front. 1t is
made with Il round yoke. which extends
to the sleeve on the shoulders, the yoke
of white mousseline de sole laid in very
narrow pleats. Around the yoke the
waist is finished with three narrow folds
Of striped ~taffeta silk. in mauve and
white. put above 4 straight band Of
Irish guipure lace, and a band of the
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-08-02

lace is put owe the top Of the sleeves.
The waist itself fastenS at the left, and
is most effectively trimmed with rows
Of braid put on in clusters and at regn-
lar spaces. The sleeves are small, also
trimmed With the rows Of braIh The
collar is very high, with straight turned
over pieces, and made OF the stripe
white and mauye tafTeta silk. n black
satin belt makes the waist look smaller.
while Il bow Of the striped silk fastens
the belt and gives Il pretty finish. At
the top of the skirt there is Il yoke let IN
Of the striped silk. while at the foot
there is Il band put on III scallOpS. This
is very effective against he deep blue
serge.
The hat worn with this gown is quite
different in shape from any of the fash
ions that have vet been brought out. Il
is somewhat like i toque. made Of fancy
stray trimmed with lunches Of roses
and leaves. and II the left side are large
r~oSettes Of deep IlEe velvet.