davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

@uQ. Gungbtut, BON Grofe ~itottete
inns tebten Wiittlppb einen an9eneb=
men 8eIud ob. CT botte Ieine
Shme7ter, Sri. Wiiuuie, bierber be
o(eitet, melde 0a6mittoos nocb ct,
Quui3 reilte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

&idter @olfer reiite 8eitern nod]
Yitt8burgb, Sonia8, in @cibdItsnn=
gelegenbeiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

9a2 bette 9ininlcut IIr cen Ge-
u6BuIideu @cbrau0 lit Tr. G(oiie's
German Penetrating 2inimCut. 3N
bab:n bel @ q lfer8 rp8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

Sic WOnroe Drug 60. Tabrifanten
Der Yutnam 5arben bnben alien an
oeren dbnli6en @ei6dften nidt nur
on8 Sorau8 oaB tie bic beften 5drbez
ltolfe fabri8iren u. biuig oerfaufen,
iOnoern lie be5nblen al6 ben 9rud.
&C I'M Suraus. Merten8 & Co., in
WUrriIon iin0 lire Naenten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

Nuftton. unie~r5eid)nc;er miro ouT Ieiner
Sarrn, 4 WieiIen noroL. bon Ban, an
Ytithppd1. ben 27ten 9Gpril. iol9enoes 81
9entbum p%FentlidJ an ben 9Heltbieienoen
p%ertouI en: = iun9e YIeroe. cine 9ln5abl
Sd)lpeine lIto gtirooicb, 1 SGemaidJine. l
5meiipdrmiscr GprnpTIau3er, 1 SioerpreIIe,
L IpieIoorrer, = SelhItbinoer. 1 Niabntas
IdJine, 5%arm9erdtbe, Gorn NIB nnoere 6es
9%enItdnoc.
10" 9~ebin9unleen iperoeu am 9crtauisz
to9e betannt 9einad)t.
u. u. Moeuer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

g8ir ucrtnuicn mIcrc &d9uBe gum
&~pittnprci|c. &criGumt babcr Die
@elcGenbcit nid)t biUia ein5utnuieu
bel Yrl0ut'8
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

gStr baben iiber 1000 Gaar S6ube
Die mir nue GUM SDitenpreile pertau'
fen. 8ruout.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

0err 6rib C68ner lit Gonoioot fir
Collector oer Stobt Sermnnn. Ger
Iel6e bat bereits iriiber ooslelbe
2lmt in better @eiie p~ertualtet uno
mar ii6erboupt Elm gutter un0 getpiIz
IenhaIter 8ennuter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

&rI0ut pcrtuuit Ghube inlnter
nudb gum &pltcnprciie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

Gie pom IettCn GroRen 6euer 81:
rufgclniicrcu Guineu 0c8 6pl5bo5e5
rro ouocren @ebdulidteiten bc8
0crrn 0curp EctOttc iir0 I0nunt(i6
bcieitiat mproen. EBDuiroleidl ct
0ebcu iid) bereits Die rellen @ebduoe
aus Der 2lide her olteu, Limb neues
QeGen lrb(iibt ans bcn &uinen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

3ie IdDuitcu uu0 m00crnIten 9leiz
beritoife fin0eu u%uicre Gamen bel
BruOUt'8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

So, e8 1T mar, 6Ulep'5 0oueD &
Gar lit bic bette 0uiten Wtc6i5in.-
egnlter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

Die Belt uut 8dunIe 5l pIlou5en
itebt upr Der 8biire ut0 penn t0r
clrc 8eiteLlunaen fiir DIT DOer
Sdnttenbdumc nod ni6t genodt
1pred)t iebt bel SuoDlpb &eSS=
Ter, Ncrmnnn, Mp., upr oDn bent ibr
Die belten Bdunte SIT iebr btQigelt
Ereilcu crbnltct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

g8enn Sbr GHube brom6t, oonn
fauft 0Ieiclbeu bel ms un0 lpart
@elo. Xru0ut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

Sir bic 5a il Que
Nrten 5lidIpeilen. Qollanoil6e
0aringe, &unbdrin9e, marinirte
9arinQe, M3nIctelten, Stodfi9, eez
rauc9erte 0Gringe. GhenfatI8 ale
Sorten Sale unb g~epDfelte Sbmein8s
iIiBe. ~llnIere YreiIe iin0 tet8 Die
tiuiglen. s.. 9. s. If mann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

Cine Sruppe 9lrrO6aten uno anoe-
rer aiinIt(er gabeu wdbreno Der $50
DE %urIteuumgcn in Der @Un5crtba0e,
oie rcbt gut bciubt tpnren uto nod
Den Nu5iogeu Der Seindler lpnren
ouc6 sic 2eiliungcn Der ueridieoencn
,SluI(er" redJt gut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

0err 3rant Gbcle, bon NortD
B(ntte, Nebra8tn, pelder leBte @o=
c6e bierEer fam UNI benz Segrabnine
Icincr UcrIt. Shutter, 6rau Nu8ulte
alenf, bei5umpbnen, r~eite letten
SOnntn9 uieber nab leiner meltliz
den SeimatD surid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

9(m II. 2tpril ueranltaltet Serr
Gba8. 6immel einen Siterbau. Siebe
Nn3eiae.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

8utterjd' Multer iur ale ncuc
NCOcn itel& 81 bubcu bel HruOOt &.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

9unfirmuuoeu An5u8e iebr biIIg
uno 1hDn bel EH6ner 8rO8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

g erlUre ii: Elm 9Ol0ener Che
ring nit benz Nomen 8. 6. 5. ein@
ar0Uirt. Ser ebrlibe 6iuOer tuirO
aebetcn 0enIel6cu aeoen nn9emenene
8slpbnung in Der Oiice oe8 rSDlf8>
6(ntt" ab5ulieIern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

GaatfartofTeln, o0e SDrten, 81 bo-
ben bel -. {. Nedmann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

@auIt Gdube Tur @ruB uno &lein
bel 0dsner 8ru5. uno ipart @el0.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25
sermunu, no, Sreitu9, Sen IS. mdr3' 81
Moraen 9tbcno SpnrtaNe.

5rib Serouer be9ob iid lebten
Sunutaa noH O0eHa, Wo. INN oort
fem @lild gu ueriu6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

6err 0enrp Sal5mann uuroe lebz
ten Nontag BON ieiner @attin nit
einem muuteren G66terden be-
id,enft, 9Sir uratlliren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

betrathszG 9eine.
@m. Smith, @ascpnabe, N3o, 80
| Marp 9alItenber9, MprriIDn 10
gilbert 6. Gubpn 9ermann, Wo.
CcSulia EetruS. l."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

g9GhIten Samstno &beno uno
Sunntag Moceen 8udwurit bel Col
manu & 6oefFrcr in MarttbauIe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

SuttsrmaBlca. Undergraduates ,piro am
. 6reitag. Den Il. 9lpriI, ieine 6nt1ermub=
lie auf Sobn 0uio'5 4,idp sum lebtelt Wiale
fir oicie Saiipn III 8ctricb boben-
GbuS s Berlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

Gay 2~anoretb'8 friihe @artenz u.
8emitielamen. @benfau8 Saattar=
tuFfeln gu BADEN bel 3. 8. 9e6mann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25
Oeue Odnoi0aten.

0ieIe 8u6e meGoeu iid fol9enoe
meitere Ganoioateu fit County
Memter, Der Gntld)eibung Der republ.
YrimQrtuabl untcrtpprfen:
5ribH iebrue9ge, BON Bpul@
mare Spnnibip 1T GanGioat fir Golf
lectpr. Serr u. lit eiu inteaigenter
uno erfpl9rei6er 5armer uno Elm ale
ter 8ureer ultleres @ountps, Der bel
alien ieinen Setannten beS beitens
0nIebens iib erfreut.
SbepoDr @raf, DOT Ser
mann, meloet Iid fir oas Nmt oeS
County @lerfS. 9us Geoafteur oes
rIu(tsblatt" lift er mobl ben m%eiIten
unlerer 2eicr unO ben 5timmgrbern
i'm N(Qeemeinen periDntidJ befannt.
s.. 81. @GGis, Der ma6reno Der
beioeu Nnlt termiue bcs Collectors
S. sc. 9budlep, 6e|ien Gebulfe ma,
tritt ais Gauoi0at fit bas Nntt oeS
Circuit Cert auf. NudJ Serr Gais
lit ben Slrsern in u~nIerem County
mu9lbefannt.
6. 8. Sfeuberg, Der 9eraus=
geber bes rSanner", betuirbt iid)
ebenfaus nm bas Int bes County
@lcrtS, 10 baB bel ben 8rimdrnab.
fen stpei 3eituuo8leute Oou oerlelben
Fartei lid experimentation perben.
Sacpb 8ide1, uDn Ri6lanb
Spionihip, lit Gauoiout fir Gberiff.
9err Sidel lit ein junger Ofanil
BON ausee5ei6neten Gbarattereieen=
i9aften un0 erfreut iid bel alien
ieiuen 8etannten erpBer Seliebtc
belt.
6rit5 s. Of, BON SOullpare
.Gp., lit ebenfaIs Elm Gan0ibat auf
republ. Geite fir S6eriff. 9err &pG
mar ndbren0 Den lebten Sabren Se=
bulfsiberif inter SberiH 8urbarid
uito lit iiberbnupt Elm Iebr fdbiger uno
tii6tiger Mtann Der litberlicb aucb
einen maderen SberiIf nb9ebeti
miir0e.
@opt. 98nt. 8. pedmant, bat iib
pieber nit Der bielieen 6errp & Sad
ct Co., ohociirt uno Iein Suuteeidaft
nit benz Der eenannten @eieui6aft
oerl6mul5en. Capt. Sedntann lit
elmer Der dlteiten un0 erfagreniten
Bpptleute in MiiIpuri.
Serr Sam. S. &leinI6miot, Sers
aus9eber oeS Sie9in8oiue rNouance"
unb fri5er in Der bieii8en Dffentlibeu
S6ule al8 2ebrer tbatie, 1T bieie
@ube pom Y%rdiioeuten gum Soft
meilter opn Si99insuilc, $40, er=
nnnnt tpproen.
y9as fDmmt mir 10 pit in ben
Sinn," n6mlieb nid]t bns 2ieo Der
2orelei, 1pnOern boB man ppn Witte
Iugult bis 9(ufan9s Ntuuember Srauz
ben baben fam, tpenit ntan Die red}z
ten Sprten pflun5t, uuo biele limb
gu 9aben bel
CD. 6 emper.
Nm Mittpp6 ben 10. S(ueuIt finbet
befanntli6 gu SprineIielo inNiiHouri
Die ocmOfratiiUe Stnnt5-Gpnpcntipn
fatt, Der es p5lieet, Gauoioatcn fir
StaatS=S 6ulluperinten6ent uno 81
enbnbu=@pmmiiidr gu npminiren.
@ascunabe County erudblt gu oieier
gonuentiun uur einen eirsieen Dele.
eaten.
Der BON 0emlSrben Der u. 8. II. 8.
angenpn,ntene fl~aHifsirte Giieiinent
plan miro am l. gprif in &raTt TIE.
ten. Die &atentabsGe lit tpie fulat:
9ltcr. @tonotIid)c Tatc. Sdbrlid,s Rate.
Cir $1,000, iiir $1,000. SIr$1OCO, iiir $4,000
Is bis "A 90 l 20 20 IA 40
% bis 20 90 / 80 so 10 &C
30 bis 81 - ~ s 81 II %
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25
Weue AM5etgen.

NaHfIa9nna. Gneu 7eusn, bic benz 0eorGbuliIe
unleres 6reunoes II. YrlIoer5, j obu5 6petQ.
b q II c II betpobnten urb oaourd1 1br gettelo Sc.
5suetsH, faQen DIr ~bieronrdb ter5Ithen 9ant. SIs.
eelonoere uniereu Iieben iSreunbeu INK ete osm Der
ltorb5neH erlpteleneI StctcsoIenlte. ioluie Germ Yas
itnr Bed iur bic troiirelhe SrobreOe.
Sie PiHterbIicbenen.
Nanfiagnn1. linter5cituete crIauter f6 HERMIT
allen Sensn bic benz Se9r0bHIiie ibres gellGbtsn
Rtnoes Y Il g c II. betfUDhEtcH. Ibr II ber5Itdfteu 3aut
ot5Httotten. Qtipnoers nuiereu lttbcn 0eiuuuoteu
nno Podbnrn bic rpdhreHb feimcr &ruulbctt unb nan
let hermit nnicr innigiier SAINT abgeftattet. G6eu-
fuIs uricren berSltdjen Suut ben Observation-Disclosures
totrte benz hohn 4Gter Sertbert Stotter fir bic bera-
Itdpeu 8rpttIuorte Die e. an ms ridtCte. Ste truu-
errorm GlterH,
3ooer d ueiber
uu0 6atiiH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25
LOUIS
Anitrei6er II. Tape3ierer.

70 Sne auitreibtrarbetttu. ionic xape-
5tren ruo ,.Sratuing' pertcI binig Huo inter Sa'
rontte Ter Suuerbofti9,ett ed9mGtucn aussrfhbrt.
mertftdtt an hCr 3tcu StraBs.
Sermnnn. Wo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

SoIepb guoer, bas eiu3i9e S0br>
dJcn bcs 6errn 3ooer Shneiber, oOil
8erger, forb lebten 0titttupf I'M
;artcn Nlter upn 3 SnBren uno 9
N}Onateu, nod MIR fur5e: Sranfbcit.
Yen betrlbten Gltern unler ger6lid)z
e8 8eilei0.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25
2tmseigem.
fir Goueftor:

Sir Collector:
@ir fnb ermddtist. 5trru
CHARLES HONECK,
oIs Goubihat fir WitbereripdbIumg gum amte res
Solicitors Der Stobt Strmaun ou3uSCigGu, unterlpDr-
mir fiuo ermdd9tist 9erru
JACOB ROTHFUCHS,
ola eoubtbot fir bns Nmt beg Gogettors fur bic
St1ht Pcrntonn an5u3ei9eu, unterlporftu oer Gut'
itelonn9 oer Stimm9ebcr am stem %pril. 1898.
gSlr iinb crmGdti9t. 9errn
FRITZ OCHSNER,
oIs Gorbinat fir has amt hes Collectors hr Stnbt
Ssrgtann ou3u3etaeu, uuterlporfeu Der Gnti6elbunQ
Der ~Stimm9sbsr am stem apriI. 1898.
Sir 2lHefor:
9ptr fno erm6htt9t. Serru
FRED HUNDHAUSEN,
ole gorbibat fir @FeIior Der Stabt Strmnnn ansu-
astsen. untsrmor'en Der Sntihetouu9 Der Stimm9,.
Der ON 5teT April, 1898.
gpir fHo ermd9ti9t. Scrrr
FRED. A. PASCH,
a5 6anOiont fir GHeffOr Der stabs 9srnranr unsu-
5el9en. uuterirorfen ctr Sntldetoun9 bsr Sttmm9e-
Der AM Stem april.
mir fnO srmdhti9t. perru
r. c. MUMBRAuER,
ais 6aHbihot fir Aifsiior Der St16t Srrmoun nn5u.
3'igen. n~ntcrmorfen Der Gutiheiouu9 Der Stiumss-
Der am STEM 9pr!I.
gir fub ernddtiat, 9erru
CHAS. BECKMANN,
ais 6anoi6ut fir mlebererlud6luug gum Nute 6rS
Aiiefors Der Staht Sermauu uu3n3eiecu, unteripsrs
fen Der Gntideibnrg Der SttuIiugeher am 98ablto9c.
Sir EQUITABLE:
gsir ituO e~rndatigt. 9erru
JOHN FISCHER,
os @ouhioot fir gpisbcrcrIUaaIurg aum gutfe bs
9onitable5 Der Staot 9crmouu on3aSetaer, unters
ror1en Der Sntlbeionn9 Der S:Iwmge6er am WabI.
taSe.
9Gir ftnh errrdttiSt. 9erru
HERMANN SCHILBACH,
aS Guubioot tir G~oUitd6Ia Der Stabt Sermaun an
ju5eIgel, unteriUolfer oCr @nti9einHnQ Der Siimm-
9eber ant stem Aprif. 1898.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

SI1tt3tcu.
9os gIumeu IIsbeuoe 9ubI,tArl BON 3ermaEu NIB
tlm9eeeuo m6tbten mir bdrout oufmertam MAIDEN,
baB Ger uaisr3si6nsit ~isbsr3sit bereit III natarIiat
glnmeu tcut fo~ers) al ben fOI9enbsn blaigsn 4tst'
fen gu IieferH
aOi:n, irSenb ipeIbs 6arbeu. per 2uBenb 50 Gsnis.
Reiten. %
Frce5;aS. 20
SuhUeI Ut
uuiers gretie fir Sopf-SIumeuR nb gToH
5rn tOOn usu mir bic id5Hfte ansUaBI tn uuIsrsn
5r;tbbar e babsn) fuo nisoriesr ais ie 5uror.
Stione - m6dten MIR aut uuiere Ihoue auspoHf
q GImtr. a5aIius uno eameIien nuf-
msrtiom maiden.
meesH 4rsiisu itrsibe mon OIL
Senrp Gru #. s~loriit.
Seel0 81 maibIEgtpH, g2o.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

Gin gutcs Ointment iDute in teinenr
0~au}bnlte feblen, l1nIaGe crei8nen
iirD nGe Sage uuo neun ein 5uoer-
(aiigc8 Wtittel ruie Or. @lale's Clint
ment an 0ouo lit, miro uiel 2eiOen
er1part. 81 bnben bel 29alfer SrOs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

@opt. 98nt. 8. 5ednann, bat iib
pieoer nit Der bieli9eu 6errp & Sad
ct Co., oiiociirt uno lein Suuteeidaft
nit benz Der eennnnten @eIeui6aTt
oeribmul5en. Capt. 0edmann lit
elmer Der dlteIteu uu0 erfaGrenitert
Bpptleute in Miiipuri.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

9ld,tuno Stfbiidjter. llntcr5eidynctcr bat CT
men Idpner 2udltItier ouT Golmaun &
@0Ge1ner's YIab auS3eItelt. 9Sreis 80 Gents.
WIireo n
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

9err Sunt. S. &Gein1dmiot. SPr-
aus9eber beS S~ie9in8oiue rNouance"
uno fri5er in Der bieli0en Dfentlibeu
S6ule als 2ebrer tb1tiq, 1T bieie
8obe pOm Y%rdiioeuten gum Soft
meilter opn 9ie9iuspiQc, Mp., Ell
nannt tpproen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

y9as fDn1ntt mir 10 DIT in Den
Sinn," ndmlicb ni6t bns 2ieb Der
2urelei, Ion0ern boB man ppn Mitte
Iugult bis 9~(nfan8s 9tuuember Srauz
ben bnben fam, tpenn ntan bic red)=
ten SDrten pflan5t, uno biele iinb
gu baben bel
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25
Grof Sros 6eralls9eber.

Entered IN the Posi- Office a, Hermann. Mo, as
secoud class mail matter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

Sci ben g~erineiten Nn3ei6en rbeu=
matiTder Sdmer5en iDllte man 10,
fort ct. SatDbs Def a%ntpenber, ba
man ni6t tpeiB, tuelbe Solgen burb
bic 9fidtannen0une bieleS Mittels
entIteben fDnnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-25

Ou pcrfauicu. Sas @ruubitld auf BEN fb Die
Snnitsoes uuo ma9en-91ertitdite bgfHbet, an
her iueftli6cn 5. Strobs. I'm lueiterC Instlnit !oeas
be man ih alt bic Sfirce bieiss Slottes.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-09-24
WANAMAKER LEAVES THE RE-
PURLICANS.

John Wanamaker of Philadelphia
was Postmaster General during Harri-
sons Administration. At one time
during national campaign he gave his
check for 100000 to the Republican
National Committee. He processes to
be good citizen and Christian gen.
tleman and he finds that he cannot live
up to his professions and affiliate with
the Republican party. In public
speech in Philadelphia he said:
II have been Republican since 1860
but our party now stinks in the nostrils
of any decent man. II the people are
willing to uphold this corruption and
dishonesty, God save the country"
That is one of the strongest indict-
ments yet found against the Republi.
can party. A man who was member
of il for 80 years. who was in the Cab
met of President Harrison and who
contributed 5000 to its campaign
fund. says the party now stinks in the
nostrils of any decent man.
1t seems that 81 men in the Nevada
Convention who refused DR.. Patterson
the nomination for Congress are no
worse than Wanamaker pictures those
who control the party in the East
Reno journal.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-09-24
The Truth Well Told.

The statements of the citizens OF Reno
and neighboring towns printed In the
Journal and Gazette concerning the
liniment Trib during the past year con-
stitute a most remarkable showing.
They come from old and young, from
athletes and from cripples, from the
weak and the strong, from horsemen
and wheelmen. They are from truth
full, experienced and well-known men
and women, whose opinions could not
be purchased. The Trib Company has,
ready for the inspection of every body,
the original written testimony of these
people. They are such people as Mrs.
L. M. Eick bush, officer r. C. Leeper,
A. c. Helmold, Z. D. Lachman, Manuel
Simas, I. E, De La Matyr, DR.. Darling
and numerous others in this city.
Equally well known and responsible
people in Virginia City and other towns
testify to the value OF Trib. Among
them are at least two leading physicians
who, through a peculiar prejudice
against advertising, do not wish their
names printed, who prescribe Trib in
certain cases in which a liniment mild
in action yet strong in effect is required.
The evidence shows that Trib Is a
good liniment, thatit fulfills all its prom
ises. and that il does all that is claimed
for it, and much more. 1t has obtained
a strong hold on the favor Of our peo-
pie. Reno Journal.
The same is true here. In many
homes Trib is considered household
necessity,
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Broth 6 Morgan Notes.

1t is recognized fact that there are
not on the Pacific Coast, or perhaps in
the United States, livery stables which
give better tu"nouts or generally more
excellent service than those in this city.
The wide-awake successors of Peter
son q Samuels, who keep at least one
of the finest livery stables west OF the
Rocky Mountains, last year wrote this:
To A. NJ. Cole, Druggist, Virginia
City:-The Trib which we bought II
month ago has been used in our stables
under the direct supervision of our sur
geon on large number of cases. In al
cases where a liniment is required it
does the work well. If it be as its label
claims "a gift to humanity, : it is sure
ly boon to the horse. We will be
pleased TO have our names used in re-
commencing Trib to your customers.
BROTH & MORGAN.
Messrs. Broth and Morgan say that
years experience fully confirms the
good opinion first formed of Tfib.
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The Nevada Battalion.

Col. F. c. Lord arrived at Carson
Sunday and paid off the battalion boys
yesterday. They were allowed credit
for their uniforms and paid in full.
Each was allowed the privilege of inn
mediate discharge or fnrlough of 80
days under pay and to report at the
end OF the furlough for discharge Most
of them accepted the latter condition
and large number left for Virginia
last evening and nearly one hundred
and fifty of them arrived here on last
nights V. & T., says the Reno Jour
nal of the goth. The boys seemed to
appreciate their freedom last night and
made the most OF it. They added con-
siderable stir about town. Eight men
from each company were detained at
Camp Clarke to look after the camp de-
tails and property during the 30 days.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-09-24
UNDERGROUND FORESTS.
Estimate of the Timber Used in
Comstock Workings.

During the years from 1869 TO 1886
there were sixty mines In operation on
the Comstock Lode, all of them running
steam hoist plants and the most prom
inent operating ponderous pumping
plants.
The Virginia Chronicle says that to
supply these with fuel and timber for
the underground workings the Virginia
& Truckee ran forty trains daily over
that part of the road extending from
Washoe City to Virginia Allowing ten
cords day for the amount of fuel re-
quired to supply the sixty HOSTS and
pumping plants, the consumption of
fuel was six hundred cords every "a
hours.
That this Is a conservative estimate
can be inferred when it is stated that
the daily consumption Of fuel for oper-
ating one Of the many ponderous pump
ing plants on the lode exceeded thirty
cords.
Estimating the amount OF fuel con-
sumed daily at six hundred cords the
consumption Ia year would foot up
SO, 600 cords Assuming that this rate
of consumption was continuous for ten
years the total would be 2, 100, 600 cords.
Allowing 1000 feet for each cord the
consumption of fuel in that time would
reach 5. 100, 600, 600 feet.
It is probable that one-half of that
amount OF lumber was consumed in tim
bering the underground drifts. cross
cuts and other openings which, If ia
one continuous drift joined end to end,
would form an underground gallery six
feet in height by Ave in breath over 300
miles in length, and the trees required
10 supply that vast amount Of timbers
and fuel would represent a forest with
an area of Is square miles. From 1874
to 1879 four Thousand, men we.e en-
ployed in the underground workings OF
the Comstoek
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boys camped on the side of'a sandy hill,
with pine woods on the ridge and open
ground for drilling in front. The tents
were arranged IN one long line, with
the officers tents at one end and the
kitchen at the other. Each tent IS sup
piled with floor and a two-story bunk.
The Nevada troop has made a fine
record in camp for attention to duty
and gentlemanly behavior. Capt. Lin
scott has spared no pains in perfeeting
his men in tactics and the drills which
we witnessed bore evidence of their
careful training. The men were all
loud in their denunciations of the row.
dyism that has developed in several
other commands. especially among the
1st Tennessees, and also Of one Of their
own number, Bert Campbell Of Eureka.
who for continual drunkenness and in
subordination rs dishonorably dis
charged last week and sentenced to six
months ut hard labor in the Geso.a-
4A4OuU pftsOu On ElCdbIdA iSldlu.
All of our White Pine boys. Balm,
Bruce, Wammuek, Marshall, Cooper,
Stewart, Mcintyre, Kelly, Fulmer, Sex
ton, and Deathrage, were looking
hearty and strong and have enjoyed
the best of health since their enlistment.
They are all anxious to go to Manila
but from the latest dispatches it seems
that their long deferred hopes are not to
be gratified. With the Utah Battery
and the 4th Cavalry, they are to be
left to garrison the Preside, after the
departure of the other troops for the
Philippines. We spent several pleas
ant hours with the boys in camp and
on leaving, were charged with express
ing their regards to al their friends al
home.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
STATE LAND OFFICE,
Il. -. o..


CARSON CITY, NEVADA, Aug. slst 1898
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIL
y state o. Nevada, under the Act of Con
gress approved June l6. 1880 (21 Stats. 2s7). ha
filed IN the United States Land Once at Carsoi
City, Nevada. List No go OF lands selected un
der said Act. aud has applied for a patent fo
said lands; that part Of said list is open {,
the public tor inspection, and copy thereof
by descriptive subdivisions, has been poste,
in a convenient place In said United siatei
Land ONCE for the inspection of all persons in
terested and the public generally.
Within the next sixty days following the dat,
Of this notice protests or contests against tn
claim Of said State OF New. to any tract or sui
division described in the list, on the grouno
that the same Is more valuable for minera
Than gricultnral purposes, viii be receive,
aud noted by the Register and Receiver of tn,
United states Land Once at Carson City, Ne
vada. for report to the General Land Once a
Washington, d. c.
The following are the subdivisions descrfb
ed, to-wit: n. 4 Of s. K. y, n u OF S W. y an,
S, " of 5. W. = Sec. l. and s. \ OF n. Z. !
Sec y, T. "a " r. G3 M. ID. b. Il M.-2sO aervs
A. C. PRATT
state Land Registered the State VI Nevada
Date OF first insertion September srd ises.