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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

Triides 3leiid uno bic beiten
Groceries BEL Onio & @6erlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

Die republifaniidJe Wnlienoer-
Inn1mlung, Die am lettcn SnmStna
in Der GuncertbaIe itntt Iaub ~ benz
3ruede Delegation gu Der Su0lcialz
S%UnocntiDn 81 eriuablcn, Die an l.
Nuault in @lnptun abgcgnltcn lpirb,
puroe ODn @eu. &rnctt.D, benz Sur-
Iibemoen beS County -Gumitcs, ct
Dffnct. 9ta60em er Den 3rred Der
Teriammlun9 ~bnrJele9t Dutte, Wnro
Serr Simon Sueeer nus Sup gum
SUribenoen uno Serr &racttlp gum
S6riItIuBrer ertuab(t. Nuf eiuen
oiesbe5i9lidlen Nntrn9 ~cruanlte Der
8urlibenoe cine @ummiMiuu Uun
9reien, UNI Seleeaten nuSSuluablen
unb loldc bet Seriammluua mitsu=
tbeileu. 0ie Serren @cu. Srnettlp,
s. .. NufoerSciOe uno :. j. Stuen=
net iuuroeu oils GunnIiiIiun c%ruaunt;
0ieIe cn%tpfnblem Die Y8ngl iulUcuber
Qerren ais Nbgeuronete Su 6cr Subj
cial Contention: 9tidter j. 8. @en=
lcf, Nlg. Meyer uno 81. u. Wreuer
BON &uarf 9utunlbip; s. u. W. Wep-
CT, BON 9uu1tuarc; s. ". 0enslep
pm Sruib Street,; 9afe MtLiplu BON
Canaan; s. ". Venncr uUn Yuur=
bDiS; go. @illimnnu bon Yueuif;
GERM 8uIbmeper unb u. Yrildte
BON Ridlnno. SieIc 28ubf luuroe
beitatiet.
&i6ter 8enleG unterGrcitete 10
oann ben fuleenoen 8eldluB: y@S
tpiro biernlit beid1uhen. OnB es Der
8iGe oieler SerlamntlunD lit, 0nB Die
Nbgeuroneten bon @nScuuaoe GDun-
tD 81 Der republitnnil1cn Suoicial-
Contention in GlnDtun ibr 9clnmnl=
teS Sutum fir ben iurdbtlplcn unb
beroDrra9enoen Surilten, 9crrn 2u=
oolpb Sir5el ab9e6en, Der i'll Den lebz
ten 5tuDlt Snbren in 10 iabi9er &eile,
bic @erbanblunoen I'M 10. Subicialz
Circuit 9eleitet hat.
0teier SeidluB iuuroe ciultimmie
angenDmmen.
auf einen tueiteren Iittrae bin
iuuroe ferner beidluheu, bnB, iu
Sale elmer Der Nb8curoneten Der
9unuentiun nidt b%eipUbnen fUnntc,
bic Nnmelenoen crmad)tigt iino, oas
aanSe 8Dtum %abSueebem, III bent
@aSconaoe County bered)tiat lit.
Sierauf oertaete lidJ Tie 8eriammlz
lung.
Die 9erntann Silti0in9 So. m0dte
HERMIT hPInnAprS hie Seoru,p, o,,s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

0err CIR It an Geibnf lit am MUn-
tag luie0cr nnd @ania8 Gity 5urid
aefebIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

Geo. y. Securb, Der tupblbefannte
@Dntrafteur in 9unnnoa, q. D.,
lo9t: SD babe @bamberlnin's Suz
iten=Seilmittel in meiner 5nmilie
cine LANCE Seit eebrnudJt, uno babe
eS better oils ireeno ettuas anoeres
8efunoen". gu uerfaufen bel @alfer
BROS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

3as 2ebrer- Snititut trat lester
Wpnta9 bier in Sibung uuO baber
lid) sur Setbciligun9 an Den Ser
banolungen beinnbe ale 2ebrer uni
2ebrerinnen beS 9ountp's eingefun-
ben. Sns rSnititut" nirD uon Dem
County dulz@ ummifar, u~nterIt1bt
Bpm Yruf. S. 6. Mc@uuuueb uun Der
ytprmal Sdule gu Cape @iraroeau,
9eleitet uno bat ben lDbli6en 3med
ben 2ebrern @elegenbeit su aeben,
iid fin ibren Yeruf beiier uOrsubez
reiten.
5ulgenoe 9ebrer uno 2ebrerinuen
lupbuen bent Suititut bel:
Gbas. 6. 9aertner, Sura aueuer,
@milp 8utbfuds, 8. 6. 8upe, s. q.
Y(es, 6. VI. MeDer, s. 9. 8uBfer,
3heD. 6. aonietstu, @m. Sbel, 5. q.
8otb, 6. S. Seusfep, $. @. 9eib=
briut, ". S. Sbuli, S. %. gur9eB,
s. U. Cooper, s. q. gupce, S. gs.
Miuer, Salitbn 8iien,anu. S. g.
aener, Sobn Neeie, 5reb @odel,
Soa 8ienete, Mnria u. &rueeer,
Mmanon Oa. Gope, 2pbin gaeeie, Is.
y. 8idaroion, M. S. S4nitteer,
5. Scope uno gmma 8alter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

Ou perfaRies. Dns GruHbftti auf tem fh be
d G6mIeoes lHo woeen-M ertt6ite bttHbsi. an
Der ptftii@sn 5. GtroBe. I'm lpeiiert ARstuHit ipeas
Be man f9 an bic g filct bieies BiotttS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

Serr Gen. alinee, pDn ct. Suuis,
befinoet iih felt einieen 9a9en bier
bel Seinen N~naebDriaen ST Seiuh.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

SrQcnb Elm einiadlcS Wtittcl madjt
oeu 0uitCn o%uIbUrcn, Is trufnct ben
ielben cin. 9Sic uiclcS dJruinoiiidJtiz
&c bubcn id)pn 0urtb iuld)c Wiittcl ibr
9eben ucrlpielt. 9r. GlnIe'S NuIten
Sprup BELT Die 2unocn uuo beleitiot
Die Gntsinouua uno nur nuf oiCic
gSeiIe lam elne QriinolicGc 6ciluna
erfplgen. 81 bdben in @nlfcr
SruS. Srug Store.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

California SdIinfCu, upu 6 bis s
&iuno 'twcr mr9 9crtS pes Yiuu0
bel
Silbcr& z II.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

Sin gutce HiuiuIcut Iunte in tcincnr
NnnShnlte feblen. llnf6IIc r%reiaucn
lidl uIc SnQc nno menn Cin 5uucrs
Idiii0eS NiittcI pic Or. G(nNc'S 4iniz
ntcnt on N0n0 lit, miro uitl 9ci0cn
erlport. 81 b0bcn bel Waltcr Wrus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

OSeinidTcr su ~pertouIcn, 98ir babcn cine
NnsabI g8cinIdilcr biIi9 Su ~pertauIen,
ndmIidl y sroBe 5SdBer bon 200 bis 600
SoUpnen balteno. 100 Ieere 9SbisheI6Iicr,
S%oaIbI6Iier uuo 10 SoIioneniGIier. Gbcu.
foIIS } S0brbiittcn, groBe gSeinpreie. Nib-
lie uno ~&ldrmoId)ine; Ierncr = Ylliiec, |
Scroper uub 1 Dtdbmold)ule. g9egen gidhe-
rem iprcd)e man in Der Diitilcric Dor peer
i~clcpbonirc bon g8obIt'0 Wioid)incn sSert
Itdtte III OcrndIut.
Nrrmnnn NiitiIEnnH n
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

MDGt i'm idUne Sopeten 6iuiQ
%eiutauien baun acbt rudJ Erutut'S.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

g}erIaast. Sin ~Itarfco Wi6odlelr, bos aui
tpd)cu tdnH. gtndb3uIraacn i'm II. G.
iSotcl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

2a SerfaafeH: 5lpei Id)on gcIe9ene init ObF
~ bdumen bepFlanSte SfaofIoften, 6fIidl
o Der 81. 4aulS aird)e, limb inter eiinii'
gen bel Srau Winrie Wolff pber bel
Ut o b e T I u a IL r,
6ermann, Wlp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

900 Sapetcumuitcr; iino icbr gcidDmadpou
aue9eIibrt. lpurocn lcbtcu Y8inier anec.
icrti9t, tpuncn jcoen @eid)nod beirieoioen,
cine fd)oue Snrbenbormonie mn icbcn aus
mic 9emolt; Icbr biii9. Die Whlitcr Iteben
i~cocr5cit CUR GinIid,t irci. 9Scr cine 9cfteu
una madlt bctonunt l Sol. YIIaImcn, poer
9pbneIl. Sii6torn pbcr Sroubcu pncr i'm
gSinter eincn SbriitbnIm.
SorI y pi9t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

6rou --Npril, ouu ct. 2uuiS
beiano lidl lebtcu SonrtuA bier I'M
Der Semitic 6rib Brandt, onbier uno
ihrcr Subtcr. 6rau Sin1un Srauot
an Der Shirt Grtct ciucn NciudJ nbsu-
ItattCll.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

Sn 2eisner's WtD6elbnnOlune finz
bet ibr Die grDBte Nuspnbl BON
MDbel aQer Nrt gu ben biaiolten
Yreiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

Ou psrtanten: Dos Der 90ittpc giicbnuo
~ ~3rgebori9c y~4obnbol,o ncbit Stallung
ino , Sotten an Der lucitl. 1. Strnbe, in
9ermonr,, 1yio.. lit inter 9Tniii9cn 9eoin9s
un9en 5l oerfauien. linn lpcitcrc g%uotiiHft
lueloe mnn lid1 q II
u o b c r t " q FER.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

6err Wtor Badi6ieB tuuroe lebten
WtittmudJ sun leiner Satin nit
einemr 3Dbtcrden beIheutt. @ir
nrotu(ireu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

Is Sprtcn &uffee u1b 6 Gurter
3uder, 10 biuie ais iracuOipD lit Der
Staot bel
y. 8. > d NJ nnn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22
Grmutbioen6e Ndhridlt

iur Nltbmaz 2eibenoe. 5ulep'S Suner
& 9nr linoert uno beilt IDfDrt III afs
fen 6dIlen.-8alfer 8rp8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

Ncrr @cu. q. @omifelot, Gin pro-
mincntcr Yiirecr uDn 8OurbDis
3amnlbip, mar lebten MDntae bier
ul8 @nit 1eincs Vruoer8, 0err1 u.
~. Surnictot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

Sutterid'S MuSter fir nue neue
Wpoem ltetS gu baben bel Yrubut's.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

y5iuis Bn nerfanien: Sin in nod gliem
3ultnnoc erbnItcncS Yiono bel
Is c o. 2 q q.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

Die 9%erntauu 9iitiIin9 So. m0dbte
bierrnit %beiunoerS bic 5arnler oui
ibre feinen ielbfteenadteu 8bisties
uuo 9raubens8 %ranbies auI merriam,
MAIDEN. 9ieielbcn iinb edit unb
rein uno BON 1 bis 4 Sabre ait unb
meroen su duBerlt biGieen Yreiieu
uerfnuft uno Stpar in allen Quantis
tdten pm elmer @nqune aufudrts.
&auft homemade @anren unb err
ipart eu9 2 bis 3 Yrofite bic ber
5miidenbdnaler nintmt.
9elepbunsOHice in Mug. @ublt's
WniHinen-@ertiot e~eeeniber Der
Wuble.
9ermanu Uplifting So.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

SauIt cure @rDcerieS bel SObn ..
Selmer&; CT iubrt bic 9rDBte uno be-
tie 9luspobl uno Sublt ben bDdllten
MarttpreiS fir 6nrntprD0utte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

0err Nlbert ). gtuf0er0eiOe. bon
st. SameS, meiIte ant MUntae, bier
Su 8eiud) bel 6reuuoen uno Setanns
ten.
8ir uertouIen @Drn in Nebren 81
10 Gents per Sulbcl.
g iIhCrN 2 d Il.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

z" "erfanisn. Tic altc Riioi9er ,Sarm an
~ Der @itiIc Berger uno } Wicilcn IiioIid]
bon 6crmdnu. bcIiebcno ans 40 g6er,
luoppu 50 gdcr uuicr Sultur Itcben. Sd)0n.
eS 9~8obnboIIo, SdIcurc uno S:oliuuq. aIIcS in
better Sronlln9. SiIternc uno quite SuelIe
oul benz 4'tobe. Y%eoin9un9cn ginitia.
yidu iucuoc iid) an
Sd. e. Hueoieer,
Scrmoml, Ylp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22
@ul. s. g.. Spu9Dlanb, @ene

WI ~. Y. VNhShN'
superintendent oer@loun & Ct. 2uui5
@iienbnbn @u. unO 9err Sernteher
". e. @ep9anOt, aus @lbon, SUiua,
mnren an lebten SnmStn9 i'll Der
Staot uuo fudten Ntapur 2eisner
arf, UNI 5u erfnbrelt, Db uno mel6e
llnteritiibune lire Company erBaften
f0nnte, falls lie cine @ilenbabnbriide
bier iiber ben 6fuB 6auen ipiiroen
muburdl Sernnrn cine Slueite 2inie
undJ ct. GOui3 bet1nte. Die nun 81
erbauen6e Clinic beriibrt in China ben
nur0WeItlidJen She'll 0e8 Stuates,
lduft Damn 0urdJ Nu0rnin, Ga1ntuap
uno WuntgUrEerD County unO gelalQt
nad Tbinclan0, UUn iuD, MAJ beab-
libti9t, bns @eleiie Der Ot. St. & 8.
na9 ct. 2uuis 81 benuben, Inls es
lid nid)t n%rrnngieren ldBt, ben Stub
nnd Sermant 81 freu5en uno BON
on nod Sioen cine Serbinbuug nit
Der ct. 2puis Il Colorado in uniun
Der5ulteuen.
GUl. 9uupblnnb lit Der Nnlidt,
on6 cine @ilenbnbn uun llniUn nad)
0ermnnn iiber 9rnfe, ben Setupbnern
oieles @uuntp's Iulde Surtbeile britt
gen tuiirbe, boB Der Ylau bic 9r0Bte
Seadtune finoen un0 jeoe Inltren9-
une Qemnht tuerocn iuDte, un ben
Sau Der @ilenbagn gu erntD9liGen.
ytatiirli6 iuiro %ertuartet, 0aB Die
Stabt einen Seitrae l~iefert, 6aB oas
County Iid) GUT 3obluu9 elmer mdBi-
Gen Sunime uerpflid)tet un0 oaB Die
Siir9cr Der Sabn enttang burdJ Yri-
uatsei6nun9en belfeu. NGe oieie
3abluu0en tpdren erit faai9, uenn
Die Yabu poIGenOet lit un0 3itee lau=
fell, aber nidt cher. NatlirlidJ 0rdn9t
iib Die 5rnee nuf, iueldJer 8etrne
pUi1 ullS ertpartet mir0, nm benz I'm
ternebnten 81 btlfen.
@ir fDnnten nIe Nnitren9un9en
MAIDEN uuO in unieren Mitteln sum
NeuBerlien 8eben unb budJ mare Der
8etrn9 oielIeidt 5n Helm fir Elm ip1z
DIES u~nternebmen un0 uir0e Der
Company nidt 9ruB aenue erideinen,
UNI iie gu benz Snu gu OeranlaIIen.
0aber lin0 bic Nusli9ten fir cine
SnDn BON Sermnun i~iioiudrts nod in
weitem 5elOe uno uurlauiig nur @e=
eenItauO fir WutbmaBun9. @inc
8ermeliung bis an ben StuB am aes
genieitiaen llfer bat itattgefunoen.
Die Soften ciner @ilenbnbnbride
weroeu nut $500. 900 9eid)dbt uno bic
elmer Gileubabu= uno &a9enbrude
auf beiuabe cine balbe MiQiun.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-13
HouI1NG snncEsS.

Although torpedo boats haven't prov war as they were expected to be, the megaphone has been a bowling success. It will hereafter be regarded as indis- pensabe on every ship of our navy. The standard size Is about two and one half feet long and the large end is about fifteen inches in diameter. It has a light handle and an aluminium mouth piece. The smaller craft only carry one, but the larger vessels have a num- Der. Thus, the flagship New York has one on the bridge, one on the signal bridge and one on the quarter deck. In the old days the officer of the deck used the speaking trumpet and they were often as elaborate as those owned by volunteer firemen. On sailing vessels, in a storm, the voice will not carry from the quarter-deck to the foremast head, large sail, so that speaking trumpet Is always kept at hand. They are small and convenient, but are inferior to the modern megaphone. Every in fection of the voice is magnified by the megaphone to wonderful degree, and the sounds may be heard at great dis tance. The orders to the vessels of the fleet doing blockade duty off the Cuban coast have been issued through mega phones. Torpedo boats and the con- verted yachts and tugs assigned to spe- cial duties receive a large proportion of their orders from the flagship by meg aphone and turned in the first brief re- ports in the same way.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-13
BRYAN,s CHIEF OBJECT LESSON

When Brother Bryan came home from Mexico he told us how happy and contented and prosperous the Mexicans were with their fifty-cent silver dollars, and how they didn't and wouldn't and couldn't want anything better. But it | now appears that even while Brother | Bryan was learning something about l the beauties and benefits of silver in 1 Mexico the Mexicans were wondering if | they could afford to continue to cling | to the silver standard. It is now open | of finance is looking favorably upon the l gold standard and that President Diaz is willing to see change. A most sig nificant utterance has just been made by the Mexican Herald, which has al- ways been in close touch with the na- tional administration. The silver basis, says this Mexican journal with silver as it is now, sadly depreciated, is ex- ceedingly inconvenient and damaging | III AliullJ ways " llC government anu the railroads which have gold interest to meet abroad On the other hand, it serves, for the time being, as a stim- u1us to Mexico's growing manufactur- l ing industry and to the exportation of tropical and other world marketable products. Gold is being mined more and more extensively in Mexico as the years go by, and the active quest of the gold properties will surely add new future (many people think in reason- ably near future) the country will find it advantageous to go on a gold basis, provided there is no betterment in the price of the white metal Our pro- gressive and enlightened minister of finance, who has made no blunders, is not man of one idea; he weighs im- partially all arguments, studies the varying phases of the national growth, and when he is ready for gold. we are confident the majority of intelligent men here will agree that he is right. |. The national creditors have re- ceived every dollar in gold or silver that was due them; every promise has been kept the national credit never stood higher than to-day, and now, with rising gold production within the country, we believe that the gov elnment will, in a few years, be in position to make the final decision as to what shall be Mexico's metallic basis for the twentieth century,
 And what will Brother Bryan find to lean on with even Mexico leaning to-
 ward the gold standard?
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-13

portation in these ports was Ill per cent, while the total increase in expor- tation from the entire country was 17,S per cent. The total importations of the Atlantic ports, however, fell 21.4 per cent, while the total importations into the country decreased but 19.3 per cent. The percentage of gain in exports for the gulf ports was only SC per cent, while their loss in imports was still greater, being 29.9 per cent.
 Against this unfavorable showing the Pacific ports present a record of in- crease that is unprecedented in trade annals, their gain in exports being 25.7 per cent. But the Pacific ports not only sold 25.7 per cent. more goods than they did the previous year, but pur- chased 16.3 per cent. more than in 1896, while the total imports of the country were heavily decreased.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-13
have here silver brick I'd like to sell

have here silver brick I'd like to sell you.
 Farmer-Not much. I never mix business and pol ortics.-Detroit Journal.
 Walker (thoughtfully) doctor said l was to give you iron as tonic, but I've forgotten just how he said to give it to you. Mrs. Walker (promptly) Are you sure it wasn't in the shape of wheel?-Truth.
 Mother" said Miss Dollie Newrch,
 cant father afford seat in Parlia- ment?" "A seat?" echoed the good lady scornfully My dear, your father is rich enough to have whole sofa if he desires t."-Tit-Bits.
 Mrs. Kindlee-The woman who ill- treats her husband deserves to have her house burned over her head.
 Mrs. Crosslee-Thats so. By the way, is your house insured, my dear?- Jacksonville (Fla.) Times Union.
 First Spaniard-The creature ah, so magnificent! Who 1t is? Second Span iard-You do not know? That is Cen eral Shaveter, the commandant of the forces American. First Spaniard-Ah, ah! Ees he not well fed?-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
 1T think the people should know the worst" said one Spanish statesman.
 That is all there is for them to know" answered the other. There are l occasions with nations, as with men, when the best they can get is the worst of it,-Chicago Post. The Young Idea.-Willy saintly- Aunt Susan doesn't go to our church. | and when I was visiting her I didn't say my prayers The Rev. pr. Saintly | What difference does that make, my son? Don't you know that God is ev- anywhere? Willy Saintly-I thought, | by the way you talked, that we had a | monopoly of Hin.-Puck. My son." said the London business | man, T must again caution you to live within your means" Has anybody been sending you my
 bills?"
 Not yet. But you have been seen | saying 'howdydo' to two Dukes and an
 Earl '-Washingtn Star Little Willie Smart comes from down
 in Dixie. His mother said to him the l other day: 1T fear you are concealing
 something from me, Willie.' Well,
 Mamma replied Willie, my nurse
 says: Honey, de Bible say yer muS'n' | tell CT lie, but de Bible doan say yer
 'bleeged ter be tellin' de trufe all de l time "-Chautauqua Assembly Her.
 aid.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-13

ment is so sumptuous that even Miss Dumpy may feel she does not lack dig nity in one, even if it is not as becom- ing to her lines as it might be.
 Another new sort of wrap that is be- ing pushed forward and that has won some endorsement from the advanced" dressers is a cape that can hardly be said to be becoming to any sort of fig ure. To-day's picture presents it from the most unfavorable view point. Ug- liness Is the characteristic, but this is so strongly marked that these garments are sure to be worn by the women who aim to be distinctive at any price. In time we may come to look on it as graceful, and even now it's newness outweghs it's lack of beauty. This one was in mode colored cloth finished free ly with stitching and was unlined. Such garments are to be had also in cash meres and thin silks.
 The ever picturesque and useful golf cape is still called golf" but is recog- nized as of general use. It appears with the under side more brilliant than ever, and often with the outside of a very DIlEuI COlOl. booHlV ItW cl ' shown in white, the inside daintily plaided in soft colors, but more attrac- tive ones are in high and brilliant shades. For boating, evening piazza 1 flirtations of the more practical kind for general country and water wear and also to take the place of the rather clumsy rug in travelling, they are in valuable. FLORETTE.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-13
4 QUEER NOTION.

There are some who say that con- session as soon as peace is made in or der that provision may be made for soldiers to garrison Cuba and our other colonies. They hold that the volun- teers are not available for that pur- pose. This seems to be queer notion in view of the fact that the act of April 23, which authorizes the enlist ment of a volunteer army, provides that all enlistments for the volunteer | army shall be for 8 term of two years, unless soonex terminated, and that all officers and men composing said army shall be discharged from the service of the United States when the purposes for which they were called into service shall have been accomplished, or on the conclusion of hostilittes.
 One of the purposes for which the volunteers were called into service was to do whatever was teedful to convince Spain and the rest of the world that this country was going to restore peace and good order in Cuba Another of the purposes was to restore peace and good order in Cuba. Spain and the rest of the world are now convinced that the United States means business, and the task of restoring peace and good order has begun. We don't see why the volunteers are not available for garrison duty in Cuba, Porto Rico or even the Philippines until the job is thoroughly done, or until their term of enlistment has ended
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-13

were injuries. Tn an action brought by her against the railroad company to re- cover for such injuries, there was evil dence tending to show that the fash ing was of unusual character that the controller was out of order, a fact which was easily discoverable, and that the car had not been inspected before it left the depot on this trip. A judg- ment on a verdict given on the trial for plaintiff for $7, 800 was unanimously af- firmed by the Second Appellate division in an opinion by Presiding Justice Goodrich. The court held that the question of the defendants negligence was properly submitted to the jury, and that the judgment should not be disturbed. It was held that negligence might also be imputed to the railroad company from the fact that the motor- man, after the flashing or flaming be- gan, permitted the car to continue it's course, without stopping to ascertain the cause of the flame, until a new ele- ment of apprehension was produced by the burning of the fuse.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-13
FASHION NOTES.
Accepted For It's Ugiinsss.

Fashions in wraps are bit unsettled, which increases the list of safe gar ments and also assures an abundance of new notions. One of these is the long ulster of heavy silk, satin or cloth, richly trimmed with frogging and either interlined or lined with fur. These are for waterside wear, and are made in brilliant colors. The sleeves are very large, the cloaks fasten double and, be- ing very full, the effect on tall and graceful figure is excellent. The gar