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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12
LOOK OuI EOR HIN.

The Democrat is informed that a
young man calling himself Wilson has
been protesting 20 represent the Demo
crst in Loeke's Mills. He is described as
being of medium, height. light complex
ion, smooth face. He also professed TO
represent other papers. The Democrat
knows nothing OF him. Don't pay him
any money.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12
EAST aEIhEl

Having has commenced.
Mr.. Arthur Perry Of Boston IL spend
ing short vacation with his parents 10
this place.
Mrs. Olive Bartlett Is visiting c. c.
kimbill aud family at Milan, y. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blake snd chill
dren are spending their summer vaca-
ton in this place.
Miss Rose Kimbsll has returned home
from Deering, where she has been at
tendirg school.
Mr.. j. II. Swan and two daughters
visited At Paris last week.
Miss Lillian kimbsll closed her school
July LIST. and is now at home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12

Kennebec Journal: IL Is refreshing to
see q mistake cheerfully acknowledged
and rectihed. The Colby trustees have
voted to ask the next legislature to
change the name of the institution back
to Colby College. Colby Is in no sense
Of the word q university. IL never has
been and IL not likely to be . university,
and its alumni, faculty, students, trus-
tees and friends have fully realized that
IL MAS grotesque and inconsruous to
give q that name.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12
WEST PERU.

Mrs. Hammond, who fell down stairs
and injured herself quite badly, Is i'm
proving.
Glendale Lodge visited the Good
TemplSrs al Rumford Falls last Sztur-
day night.
G.. l.. Rowe and wife Of wslthsm are
visiting friends and relatives in Peru.
Miss Florice knight OF Stoughton,
Mass, Is in town for few days.
A large number OF people from here
went 10 the celebration at Dixfield, July
9TH.
Nearly everybody has commenced
having.
This nice weather Is hard on wagon
tires.
We must have rain soon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12

Some very interesting articles on
liquid air are recently being published,
and some OF them grsvely assert that IL
will beyond doubt take the place OF
steam as power producer. These srti-
tieles however say nothing about how
the liquid air is to be procured; and as
TO liquefy air as much power Is required
as the liquid air produces when IL re-
turns TO It's normal condition, il is likely
that steam will do business at the old
stand for some time yet. Some people
have difficulty in understanding that you
can't produce power, snv more than you
can build house, out OF nothing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12
GREENWOOD.


Let me say right here that my last
weeks items were commenced Tuesday
afternoon, before II cleared away, hence
the apparent discrepancy. A full week
OF fair weather has changed the appear
snce Of the crops wonderfully. Two
weeks ago we expected 10 state that the
corn was the smallest ever seen on the
Fourth Of July, but such did not prove
TO be the fact. 1t Is now growing finely,
md IL the weather continues favorable
up to the 10th OF September, the crop
will not be failure.
The picnic came of last Monday 10
Mr.. Morgsn's grove, the same place
where it occurred last year, and 10 gen.
eral was quite similar. The weather was
more favorable on account Of the heat,
but the bad news from Cuba, just at
that time, created haze OF sadness.
Rev. Mr.. Leard gave a brief address,
and although native Of Prince Edward
Island, he Is as true TO Uncle Sam as
any man born this side the boundary
line.
It IL said that misfortunes never come
single handed, aud such IL frequently
the case at least. Soon after Mr.. Jud-
kins' stables were demolished he stepped
on an old rusty nail, which has caused
him trouble ever since.
Hoeing and hsying are well mixed up
1t present, and the weather Is favorable
for both.
Nelson Jackson Is in poor health, and
his son Andrew is at home helping him
get his hay.
Wesley Ring and wife rather take the
lead at present In producing big babies.
About two years ago she presented her
husband with q boy weighing ii 81
pounds, and the other day another whose
avoirdupois was 10 l-2.
There have been several good crops Of
hay cut on the Bennett place during the
past twenty-five years, but never one
that was quite equal to the present.
1t was q surprise TO learn that In Bos-
ton they had heavy shower on the sf-
ternoon Of the Fourth, accompanied by
high wind and hail. Here we had n
shower of about nine drops In the morn
ing, when It cleared away with gentle
breeze, which continued during the day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12
6ROWNEIElD.

Brownfield was q very quiet town
July 4. Quite number of people from
this town went 10 Fryeburg TO the cele-
brstion.
Mrs. Addie Rogers died suddenly Sat
urdsy. The funeral WAS Tuesday at the
Congregational church.
The village schools Close Friday
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12

II hardly know how to answer you, !"
said she when the widower proposed.
II would not let that worry me. I"
aid he soothingly THAT Il something
. woman learns perfectly soon after
marriage Cincinnati Enquirer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12
SINGLE COPIES.

Single Copies OF the Democrat are four cents
each They viii be mailed on receipt OF price BY
the publishers or for the convenience OF patrons
single copies of OF each Issue have been placed on
sale az the following places IN the County;
south Paris, Sturtcvant's Drug store.
Shurtlefrs Drug Store.
Norway Moves Drug Store.
stones Drug store
Buckheli. Alfred Cole. Postmaster.
Fryeburx A. v. Lewis. Insurance once
Paris Hill. n u. Harlow, P0st ofhoe.
Bryant's Pond. n. j. Libby. Post Office-
West Paris, Samuel Il. White
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12
COMING EVENTS.

july s~Aug ll-Scho'l % Methods, Marthz :
Grove, fryeburg
Aux 40 hzutauqua Assembly, Martha :
Grove. Fryeburg
Aux s->cpt. Eastern Maine state Pair,
Bangor.
sept S-S-MAine State Fair. Lewiston.
sept 1-9.-state Convention. EpwOrh League,
>orthport
sept iS-lS-Fair OF Riverside Park Association,
Bethel
sept s-s.-Maine Congregational Conference,
SAco.
sept ~ - -OxforNi County Pair.
sept a. Ss-OxfOri North Pair. Andoye-.
sept. 3 - AnirOscoggiu Valley Fair. Canton
sept. g7-sS-west oxford Fair. fryeburg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12
CANTON POINT.

George Holman and daughter from
Colebrook. ". H., called here wednes-
day. Mr.. Holman WAS on his way TO
visit sick brother living In Dix6eld.
Elton Z. Daley Is doing Lon Bucks
haying.
J. Il. Daley will do c. II. Holman's
haying.
II. d. Harvey and wife have returned
to Illinois.
Lula Packard is at home for short
time.
Hay crop good
Mr.. Ed Jones from Livermore Falls
has taken L. L. Dailey's farm for one
year.
B. C. Waite viii Anish haying on the
Childs farm Thursday.
Milk checks plenty today, Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12
For Governor,
lIewe||yn Powers,
of HOulton.
For Representative to Congress,
Nelson Dingley, Jr.,
of Lewiston.

for senators,
AINoN Young. OF Hiram.
&c THOMAS KING. OF Paris.
For Clerk OF Courts,
CHARLES WHITMAN, Of Norway.
For County Treasurer,
GEORGE VI. ATWOOD, OF Paris.
For County Attorney,
Holm : HARLOW OF Dixneld.
For Register OF Deeds,
J. HASTINGS BEAN, OF Paris
FOR Register Of Deeds, Western District
ECKI.EY BALLARD, Of FryehGrg.
For County Commissioner.
JONATHAN BARTLETT. OF >tonehAfn
For sheriff.
JAMES 4. TUCKER. Of Paris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12
BRYANT POND.


There Is q large crew working here
this week on the Grand Trunk Railroad.
extending the siding. Everybody goes
to see the big steam shovel work which
is quite = novelty.
Mr.. Edwin Cole fell q distance Of
thirty feet striking on bed Of rocks
while working on the Notifications at
Portland, injuring his hip and arm, and
brusing his head quite severely. He
was brought home on the morning Of
July 4th.
Mrs. Alonzo Felt was moved home
from Mr.. Coles house on the same day.
Mrs. Felt was very tired but no bad
results arose from her removal. She
sits up very little at the present time,
but gains slowly.
The Glen Mountain House Is full.
Mr.. Arthur Kicker has few bosrders
and expects more the coming week.
Quite party Of young folks went to
West Paris on Friday evening 10 attend
n private dance at Mr.. Sloan's.
On the night Of July 3rd, about II
O'Clock, there was general waking up.
The bells rang, trumpets blew and
Cauuou WCiC utto. ouu pahoUnoh'ouA
reigned generally. But as the little
fellow In the crib expressed his feelings
by saying His heart was just filled with
JOY" we grown ups could sflord the loss
OF few hours sleep II the youngsters
were made happy. And we realize how
hsppy they are when our minds travel
back to the days Of childhood and think
what the glorious 4th Of July used 10
be TO us. With the exception OF fire
crackers and other explosives the day
pissed very quietly. The evening
brought quite crowd together 10 wit
ness the fireworks; Mr.. w. Mason and
Mr.. Hatch purchased 3 large quantity
and the citizens made up purse for the
same purpose, so there was quite 4
brilliant display besides the ascension OF
two balloons.
The Bryxnt's Pond band was called
To Bethel In the afternoon to furnish
music for the races.
DR.. Bucknsm, Mrs. Ansel Dudley,
Miss Ola Dudley and Mrs. Mamie
Crockett went to Long Island July 3rd.
Mrs. Crockett came home on the after
noon OF July It'll the rest Of the party
arc W tctnbtu WSrA w uiOiC W SbJPy
the benefit Of the sea breeze.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Lawrence, two
children aud maid, are stopping st the
Glen Mt. House. Mr.. Lawrence IA from
Boston. aud Is large shipper aud de ,l,r
In southern lumber.
Mrs. Z. p. Collier, Miss Bessie b. Col
lier, Miss Grace Collier and Miss Jennie
May Collier arrived July lst from Cohss-
act, Mass. Miss Sadie Fox Ia also Of
the Collier party. Mr.. Collier came
down to spend the Fourth and will come
again later In the month aud take pos
session OF his new camp, now building
ut Pine Point on the lake.
Frank X. Wilson and Henry j. Ward
Of New York city are registered at the
hotel.
Thos. Harry Of Montreal Is also among
the guests.
Oae OF the most interesting visitors at
the hotel this season Il Capt. Moses Str-
gent Of Boston, now quite an old gentle
man and retired to private life. A gen.
Grafton ago he was famous as police
detective, and made brilliant record In
the profession, by the large number Of
murderers and other criminals he
brought to justice. Mr.. Sargent was an
expert In difficult and mysterious cases.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12

The following Is the program Of the
Bethel Grammar School entertainment,
which WAS inadvertently omitted last
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12

A sad affair took place at North Paris
Wednesday night when Mr.. ClOtaire
loves daughter Gladys eloped with
Charles Ross to New Hampshire and was
married, or at least, supposed to have
been. Miss Lowe was only Is years old,
a mere child. Her parents objected to
the attention OF Ross, who was well
along In his twenties, on account OF their
daughters tender years, and ordered
him from their house. Ross persisted
10 his designs, as letters found under the
doorsteps disclose, and show that was
the way the parties communicated with
each other. Miss Lowe was promising
young lady Of her years, well educ,ted,
and accomplished beyond her years. Her
parents and family have the deep SYM
pathy OF this community.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12

TERMS -el-o year II paid strictly In advance.
Otharvfse eS-oo year. Single copies censs-
ADVERTISEMENTS An legal advertisements are
given three consecutive insertions for 81 % per
Inch a length of column Special consrnces
made with local, transient and yearly sdvsrsas
ers.
power, experienced workmen and low pricea
combine 90 make this department Of our oust
ness complete and popular.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12
NORTH PARIS.

+. z. Field saw deer cross his me I'd
ow July 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Perkins and chill
dren of Pressure Isle are visiting Mrs.
Perkins sister, Mrs. A. d. Andrews.
The teacher in the Tuell District treat
ed the scholars with bananas the last day
of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Andrews went
to Portland the Fourth.
w. w. Andrews and son are coming
up from Portland on their wheels, to
visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. An
drews.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-19

9eute, tueld)e BON 0iarrbDe beld-
itigt iino, tperoen in Der grfabrung
oes 0erru gS. Sc. 8ulb, @lert i'm
0utel 0prrance, SrDoibence, 81. S.,
intereHirt leiu. @r l6reibt: nMebre-
re Sabre lang mar ib beinabe be-
itdnoig pDn 9iarrbDe 6ebaItet, Die
uielfacben stnfdue proltriten mid
upultGnOis 10, baB ib nibt i'm Stanbe
NOR meine Yflibten int Sotel 5u er<
fulGeu. Sor ungefdbr slpei Sabren
CAB mir elm 0anoelsreiienoer cine
f(eine 5lal6e gbamberlnin's GDlic,
@6olera uno 0iarrbDe Seilntittef. gu
meiuem @rltaunen unb 5reube tuar
ocIIen gSirfung augenblidli6. g8enu
id) ieitber SpntptOme bieler aranfz
belt fibte, itdrtte ib mid ee9en ben
9(nfau, nit elm paar DOZEN bieIes
mertbuuIIen @tittet8. 9as 8eiultat
iIt leBr beirie0iseno uuo beinabe uulGz
ltdnoige Nbbulfe uun oieiem 2eioen. ="
;3u uerfaufen bel @alfer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-19
Marhtprrils in St. fouls.
0onnerstaa ben 1s. 9lna.


8ei;en.-y2o. rOtber. 7IO-3o.
3. rot6er, 68l0-c; 3o. 4. 63(0-
Mais.-ysu. 2 31@-c; geU. 2.
ueiBcr, 290-c; go. 8. 27 0-c.
6aIer. .-geu. 2, 274 Mc; -Ro. 2
tueiBer, ,-O-e: 9o. 3. 25O-c.
Sdlmeine Die 8ertaufe BON alien
Su,ten uariiren stuiihen $3.50 unb
ST 40 p 10Olb lebenoie.
Riu0uicb.-Stiere: snir Bis CUTE inn
@eiuibt BON 1900 bis 1,600ib,
s4.75(04. .95; raube ibtpere, $2.5
$500; nit WaiS eefiitterte, 1 100
Bis ,3O0fb i1per, S4.2504 80;
aew5bnli6e unb r8utbersSteers"
bis su 1, ,15Ofb ibuer, $3.50E0
4.80 % 100 fb lebenbie. &ibe
unb adlber, So 9.oO040.00. &6ls
Der 5(06c % fb lebenoie.
Sdlafe. .-305c y fb. 2dmmer, 34EG
4c . fb febenoie.
8utter.-Seinite Rabniz u. @renmerp
Butter, 18(02lc; Country Butter
1If0I3c y ib.
gier.-5riIdJe 13 y 0ubeno.
8ras sSamen. -4leeinmen S4.05 f0
!. 4.2o y 100 Id: 9inotbp s2.50@
2.75; Reo 5Dp Sc. .00G08. 90; MIlet
s.50f0. rs; uneariIher $.550
50.
8artuIfeln. 75095e per BuIbel i'm
@rDsen .55f070c uom Ga9er.
3uiebt ln.-9oC01 .o5 per 8uibef.
Seu.-@enriiftes s6.500S.0o;
mutfp So .00011.5 so; Brdries3ell
! So. 5.00t07. 90 y Tpn (2,000fb.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-19
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, 22, 1898.
i. John Tappmeyer, curator Emmet
WenSeI ct al, annual settlement.
.. Mary PoppenhouSe, curatrix Aug.
PoppenhouSe ct. al, annual settlement.
J. VIM ]. Vaughan curator Lew Emma
Vaughan ct. al, annual settlement.
g. John Boston curator Stroth Wood
ruff, ct. al, minors, annual settlement
s. NJ. P. Bruer executor James R. Black
we'll deceased, final settlement.
6. Frank D. Breuer, curator est, Chas E.
ScantIin ct al minors, annual settlement
7. G. A. Spreckelmeyer. administrator
est. Rudolph Lange deceased, final set
tlement.
TUESDAY, AUGUST, 23, 1898.
8. Bernard Heumann curator Louis
Heumann 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.
If Wm KIee cur. Mathiida Klee ct a
minoiS, annua settlement.
IL VIM r Branson Admr est, Allen
Hanes, dec. fSt settlement.
If3 TT Mcmillan cur. Fred Wacker ct a
minors, annual settlement.
"a VIM Toedtman curator est Alex
! Amos Afford minors, annual, settl
| meit
Is Charles Eberlin cur. Otto and Ic
/ Eberlin, minors, annual settlement.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-19
Kotarrb fann niht furirt peroeu

ltatdrrh fam nitt furirt meroeu
ourf lpcale 9tpplicatiunen, ba lie ben
Sib Der 8ranfbett uiGt errei6en fDns
men. 9atarrb lit cine 8luts ooer
Contributions. &rantbeit uno um lte 5l
beiten, miiBt Sbr innerli6e 9eilnits
tel nehmen. S0nu's Satarrb-8ur
luiro eineenontnen uno luirft brett
auT oas 8fut uno Die l6leintige
OberTlad)e. 0aa's aatarrDs8ur lit
teine Suadialber=Webi5in. Sic
nurbe ieit Sabren uDn einem Der
beiten s(erste oieies 2anbes nerorOnet
uno lit Elm reeelmdBiees Recept. Sic
beItebt aus ben beiten befannten 80
nlca, uerbunben NIT ben befen 8lutz
reinieungsmitteln, Die brett onf Die
| Sd(eintu6erfld6e tuirfen. Die pDll>
fommene 8erbinbun9 Der stuei 8e-
ltanotbeile iit es, iuns iDltb' number
up(le 8eIultate Bel Der 9eilun8 uor
aatarrb bernurbriuot. 2aBt Gut
Seuen;se umlonft ibtden.
/ s. s. genen d Co., Gisentb.,
5oleOu, D.
gertauft pDn alien apot1eteru, 9reii
T5C,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-19

Inner Sobp fit Tortipdbreu0 an
GDlic uno &inber>@bpler1 leit es ae=
burcn, unb 9t1es mas mir fitr 0aIielz
be tAnten i1ien nidts al8 tenlpDrdre
}lbbiilTe 5u gebeu, bis mir @bamberz
lain'5 Seilmittel prDbirten. .Seit
0enl @inoeben bieIe8 Ntittets 5ubcn
luic feline llntItdn0e nnebr Qebabt.
g9lr milui6en Sbnen biele8 3en9niB
I'll acben ais ein Seuei8 unierer
0anfbarfeit, nidbt 0nB Sic e8 nDtbz
mcnoig buben, un S5bre uerOieultz
reic1e Wieoi5in anSu5eigett." -. sc.
2alp, SeDtut, Suul. gu uertaufen
bel HSalfer SrD3.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-19

SD bate mebrere Sabre lang Ell.
men beoentliben Suiten, uno lebten
Serbit bate ib cine fblintnere @r=
faltune tpie ie oorber. Sd babe
piele Wtitel aueetuanot Obne beiun=
oere Sulfe befommen su baben, unb
uuroe mir BON einem Sreuno, Der
milf ols cine arme g8itttpe tannte
enipfoblen, cine 5lai6e G6amberz
lain 3 !0nlteu<0eilmittel, bic er mir
qab, 3u prubiren. unO that es nit
benz beIrieoiseniten 9eiultat. Die
erite 6lal6e bulf mir niel uno Die
stueite Slaid3e turirte MIDI nullltdu-
big. SD bin felt 20 Sabreu nibt 70
eeiuno geipelen. SD 9ebe bieie Be-
lt1tigung Dbne befraet ipproen gu
lein, lunoern einIacb aus Sluerfenn=
uug uno 9aut fir Die Sur, Die oas
Utittel uDIlbra6te. 9l6tuugsupQ, ,
6rnu MnrD u. Sear0, @larempre,
9lrt. 3u tnuftn bel Balter Srus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-19

uerinmmelt ii6 am OOnnerstna ben
/. September UNI 8 llbr SDrmittngs,
nuf osm 6airplabe. 9asielbe miro
Rube uno Orouuna balten uno Gorge
tro8eu ooB allen 8eeeln BET @elea-
1baft 5Olse 9eleiitet luiro.
1G. Gie Superintenoenten baben
am 90nnerslta8 ben l. Sept alle
fir ibre reipeftinen &lnlien beltimmz
ten 9trtifel in @mpfans 5u uebmen
un0 5u arrar9irem.
kE9tm Sonntng Mpreen, ben
4. September, miro Elm @rtra ,3ue
uUn st. 9ouis nod 0ermann fab=
Ten, tuelder am 2tbenb behelben Sa.
ge8 tuieoer 5uriidfebrt. @intritt
gum 6airplabe 20 Gents, ainoer 10
Gents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-19
81 ct. 2ouis feuerten Die Sc

- S}r ct. 2ouis feuerten Die 9ez
beinIpplisiiten @ep Gremens uuo
9Sm 9eiuert UNI Die Wf tterna6ts=
itunbe meBrere S6iiBe auf 5ranf
Suenter, ben SutI6er zines 9lbliefer<
ungSlpa9ens fir Die Wierriu Drug
Co., ab. 9ie Yuli5iiten, iuelde in
@ioiltleiOun8 iuaren, bielten Saenter
iitr eineu 9ieb, iuelber oun einem
nadtliben 8nubsu9e surilffebre uno
Der ungllflibe &aenter bielt Die
9Eulisilten fiir StraBenrduber, iuelbe
i'm nit ibren &euDluern beorpb:en
un0 bn iie fein @rfennun9s5ei6en
9aben, mollte 8aenter raid furtfabz
rem, tuurbe nber BON elmer 8u9el nit
tDbtli6em @ffeft eetrpffen. Die Gprz
pners Surp ertldrte ben Euli5ilten
Gremens fiir ben Sob &aenter's 8 uerz
nntiuprtlit ubb erbub eine 9tutla9e
nuf Wpro I'M 2. @raoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-19

g9abrcno bcs btiBcu 28etterS te3
nerlipilcneu SUntnIcr battle id) einen
beitiuenNnfau uUnGbDiern M0r6uS, 10
01B III mein @ei6a{t ucrlaiien nluB-
tc, .lG)rieb 0crr .. u. !0are BON
0arc 9rus., 6incaltle, Obiu. n9tadlz
Dem icg sipei uOer brei 0oIen uOn
Chamberlain @Ulic, @bUlera uuo
9mrrbUc 0eilmittel eiltnabm luar i6
I'M Stuube mic0er an Die 2trbeit i'm
5ture ~ geben. SD empIeble es
uupi1:ig 2Illen, Die an @tagen= DOer
lluterleibs Sel1mer0en be6nftct
luno." 3u perfaufen beig8ulterSros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-19

10 Robert Walker curator est Francis Jor-
dan, annual settlement
II Joseph Jordan curator Fridolin Jor-
dan, annual settlement.
Is Julius BluSt executor Fred Oberg de
ceaaed, fSt settlement.
I9 Hanna Schaub admr est, VIM A Schaub
dec tSt settlement.
20 Ed Klott Admr est Gust PoeSchel de-
ceased. 1St settlement.
II FIR w Never curator est of VIM Otto
Jr, ct al, minors, 1st settlement
A true Copy.
FRED L. WENSEL,
Probate Judge
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-19

Or. Wager uno 0r. 2eiuin, oeuts
lbe SpeSialiiten fir 8ruhlei0en,
turiren ale @attuneen bDn 8rl6en.
Obne MeiIer, pbne Shmer5en uno
obne j3eituerluIt. Seine Se5obfune
oerlanet bis Der Batient turirt ilt.
lSn Soermann i'm @bite 0aus ieben
8ienstae BON IL biz 2 llbr uno in
8aibingtun ie0en lfontna.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-19

@s gilt ais beiinitiu, OnB 6crr
Subn 9ap, unler gegenpdrti0er Sc
lanoter in @n9lanb, oil 9errn Tan :
Stelle, Der sunt Sn,pt Der nn,eri
tanild zipanil6en 5riebens=@ Commit
iion auserieben lit. bas StontSleIre=
tarint iibernebnlen iuiro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-19

Oberit 8iIIiam s. 8rDan lu;r0
nun bnlo Ieinen unblutig gebliebe=
men Sdbel abldnallen, onmit er audi
ieinen Ntaultorb abneBmen un6
feline Sifber5unae ipieoer idieben
lnien fann. Die pu1itil6e Cant
paene eiebt leinem ipirfli9elr 5elo-
berrnzSnlente @elegenDeit 5l
aldn3en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-19
Gin Streit ssuil6eu perfpnme=

ncn @eaerpad fibrte in ct. Solepb
III einen Otpro. ols oelien Opfer Der
ctlpa 80 Sabre ultc Ie0i9e gteBer
32Sun,es 5rnnffin tubt lit uno ber sfez
oct Sol Smith, iopie beieu @Ou-
cubine 2SoIie 0ope8, i'm @efdueniB
fiteu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-19

Die Denofrntiicbeu StnutS Gun-
pentionen baben ipiucit nudJ lueniJ
iiber ben S6ub5uQ- -5ariI su iugen
gebabt. 9Senn lie lire iuirftidjcn
2lniidten Oariiber uaipre 1en murben
iuiiroen 0ielelben iuenig 3noel cHt=
balten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-19

@ubn iuirb suerit unter lurierer
9(ufiicbt, ltnb niellei6t 3ireftipn re
giert fuer0en: nnneftirt iuirb es ni1t
iperben ebe e8 ii6 in freier, BON uns
in feiner tueile beeiuf1uBteu &abl 0a
fir ausseIpro6en bat unt oarunl
bittet. Erdi ii6ent Wcainlep lit ielt
enti9lulien OaBgubo Die periprudene
unnbbdniee Selbitreeierung erbalter
muS un0 tuir0.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-19
Qbtun9 farmer.

Sie Ntiible Der Berger Milling Gp.
in Berger iuiro fiinItiobin Oreimnl
mDbentli6 fir ibre 8unoen mablrn
uno stuar am 9unnerStng, 6reitn9
unb Samstne. @6eniaIs bat bic
@eieIli6aft einen eroBen @leuotur
gebout unb pirb ii6 audi benz g8ei-
senbanoel tuiomen. Sir @eisen miro
itets ber b6bite Marttprei8 be5oblt
Spepb 81 q b geb.
@eld]6ItsIiDrcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-19

SIT ct. Souls buben in 6ul9e
ocr ariegsIteuer ilber Dunoert
g8irtbe baS @el6aIt aufge9eben.
Die Steuer mar ibnen su OriidenO.
Dus lit audi elm lebr entpfinolider
8erluIt fir Die Sta0t, Die oaburf Die
QiceuIen in Der 6Dbe BON iber $780,
coo per sSnhr einbilBt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-19

v0ie 8affen rubin" 0eS &rieges
Stiirme i6ueieen un0 bploer 8rie0e
bat iuieoer ieincn Gin5ua le
balten. Spnnien bat bic S5rie0cn2=
beGin8un9en prompt anpenumnten
unb a(le 6einoletieteiten lino cirec=
Ite(lt