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The sun., 1898-03-14

Commencing this evening the club
members will give the "\nIlna'rh Song
sheet. with twenty voices and W.
Blythe ~ >ul"ISt.
The entertainment committee promise
several other good attractions for tl"
coming week amongst which will b,'
several Of Wiminy,"n'> best vmali>l>
and outside talent.
\ prize ni five dollars will r given 10
tic lady presenting i" fair with the
hist cake. Five judges nave been ap.
y ,ini,d T., cviIr the contest; each rak"
j. nunlrrr,t when presented the judges
,!u not know vino j. he ow IIrr Of tine
cake when they guess on il!
The sun., 1898-03-14
SEASIDE VISITOR,
Machias, Main e.
100 Envelopes.

Good No. s white envelopes
with your name, business and
address pRintcd Oh and sen, post
paid for ,oc. Is tor loc; 500 for
$1.25. Good stock and good
work guaranteed. Size ,3SHx
6 in.
100 good MANILA envelopes
for Esd; 50, 15c; 26, &c.
100 Letter heads, 81 x3E in.
with your business printed for
for 45c; $50 for 500; 800 for
Sl.75. Sent postpaid to Ho'''
address. &c stamps taken tor
amounts under IOc; above HE
amount send money order i'll
coin. Address
JOHN w. HANN
W\unet, Chase Co., Neb.
Editor and Proprietor of The
Wauneta, Neb. Breeze. E,>ta-
blished i'll 1887 bv its present
owner.
The sun., 1898-03-14
THE BICYCLE FAIR.
contest Of the firrM - for the
horn.

Tho cycle show and lair had the
largest crowd OF the week saturday even.
ing.
About inr,y members Of the Chester
Bicycle Club visited tt" fair
The contests on the li"me Trainer
for five miles were very fast and inter.
cstng. and the time made was as fol.
lows: n. NJ. BacllnMn. OF krnrlwurth,
$50 Is; ". X. ';o"lley, 1.4S 4-j; lmthcr
{. johnson one mile, LOG 80; .|" Me.
l.augllin nAc-hali mlt B.; l-:'.
The tirerem are lnvinya lively con-
test for the horn and the vote stood at
30 D. N. last evening
The sun., 1898-03-14
\. ". {. 4. MEETING.
The Rev, T.. &. Merrill TAXED to the
Young Men About "1mpr,'vi-
tIcutr" in Life.

The sunday afternoon meeting Of I'll"
Y. NJ. G. 4. was largely attended and
the exercises were made interesting by
the talk upon "lmpr"vi l"ncc' given by
Rev +. Il. Merrill Oi this city.
The Harrison street NJ. f. Church
choir was present and rendered several
fine selections.
At next Sundays meeting the Rev. j.
\. Yates, Of Philadelphia will address
the young men and fine music will Ike
furnished by local musicians.
The sun., 1898-03-14
l,,.yt.a'.

The Diamond State Telephone Conn
,mnv, ui this town, will connect with
NatOrM.
Governor Tunnel las commissioned
Vim. r. IIuts"n. prVthmn"lary OF Kent
county. to im clerk Of the supreme
Court.
Senator kcnn.v il. ,l1r interests ui his
constituents. viii offer amendments to
the Sundrv Civil Bit! rs follows: 500
900 for the inland water way: SlO,MD
Tor M,lrdcrkiIl river: 500 Tor Broad
|rcrk. and $5UU iur the survey ol >,.
Jones river.
The people ri Trml~lancrvilIr.a II small
town on the eastern side OF Kent county.
boast OF the fact That MT one person m
thc town, chew. or >ll"k> tobacco or
drinks Intoxicating iiunnr.
Ir. J.. NJ. Wi'knS"u Of he we'll
known drug firm "i Wilkinson 4 WIKI
ilsu,I. lett to-day t. submit hililscl! ln
treatment at Johns 'l"pkin> Hospital, at
Ba!,illu,r The doctor has been in poor
health for some time past.
The sturgeon fishermen "i Delaware
are up in arms against Il bill which was
introduced in the House oI E'pn'~''l,a-
iivrs Il few day. ago hv Representative
EiiaS,n. OF \rw castle county. which
provides that sturgeon fl lcInMh shall
pay Il license ice The Na\ the bill stands,
It's opponents claim, wiII pat t'" Jersey
fishermen on tUr same hndIilg a. the
Drawn,van~, and THAT by paying the
ll'rrS>ary fee anyb d} can engage in the
n,,.inrs-. Most oi the luca! fishermen
claim that he law simply iInpr>rs {;
discriminating tax without a'fnldinganN
projections TIE nlrinb ~ nI both houses
have been visited by dricgal ions OF l'clt-
ware ti>hcil,,rn anxious to kilI the mi.
They have convinced s'',lu OF t!W mem
hers that it j. not calculated to 1t" the
Delaware fishermen any good, and Rep
restntalvr (inals I'r"IrSr- tna assist lhrn
in tnrir fight. the bill viii pro'mhiy |"
killed.
The sun., 1898-03-14
4 POUND OF READlNi NATTER.

will be sent to any address in the
United States tor a silver dime.
These packages are made up Of
standard newspapers and PERIOD
ic lls of real literary worth. They
are Cod -sendS to invalidS and
Say .t-homes. Address, News
paper Exchange, Bishop Build
ing, Philadelphia, Pa.
The sun., 1898-03-14
Iiri,iscviIls..

oyster shells are being pat on som"
Of the streets in town.
Bishop Coleman will confirm class
IL the Episcopal Church on April 10.
Wellington l'attan will make applica-
zion for Ijce,,s,. for the Hotel Yelling
ton at the April term Of Court.
Wrrkmpn have about rnupir'el the
The sun., 1898-03-14
Holy
Cake
c0o

TIE only religious pastry.
Every ingredient is named in
the Bible. Even the dircc-
tions for mixing are found III
the word of God. Christians
everywhere should be inter
csted in this mary ,lou> recipe.
The verses in the Bible are
given. the symbols are abs y
lutely correct. Holy cake is
a delicious pastry that should
be served in every Christian
family and at every religious
feast. Verify is it taken
from the Book of God. \
printed copy costs dime.
Address,: The Religious Ex.
change, Wilkes. Barre, Pa.
kCzRm1 This disgusting Ouro1
disease can be "
Erzomo cured. OnlEN. N.
~\-s tai OINTMENT MI EO
will do it,
i Price, One Dollar
gyptian Pharmaceutical COMPANY
Camden y. !.
The sun., 1898-03-14
First Catch of the Season.

It. L. Vanhevtnter and Richard
Mahoney, If this city. on saturday alter
noon made nice catch OF >had in the
Delaware river "pp'site pcnnsgrovc
lighthouse. They succeeded in landing
inrty.iiw slad, iiftmn OF which were
r,rI. The haul Was made in two hours.
Cloth has the prcf,rnct for tailor
made. GOWNS.
The sun., 1898-03-14
HE SUM- WILMINGTON DELAWARE. MONDAY MARCH a. 1898

new siding south Of the depot. 1t las
been built for the Armour Company
Miss Ilulda B. Todd, recently APP
pointed postlns,rss at Greenwood, Is
The daug liter Of John Todd, Il pr"nI'-
nent Republican
Thieves are operating here. >"n't
one cntettJ the stables of Herman
Miiiard the other evening and stole II
-e, Of harness and several blankets.
The sun., 1898-03-14
The Last Miracle %""ss: %,":;::n;% S'

Century. Weird, Marvellous, Auth.,,.
tic. Sen. anywhere for One Dime
Address The Religious Exchany,
wilkes Barre. penna.
CIRCULARS, SAMPLES.
ETC., carefully distributed; SIGNS
tackled up A No. rcfere,lce.
Add1esS, {. 5. Roshon, "a y. ,ad
st. HarrisN u"y, Pa.
LADIES do YOU want a C~ctus
from the rrairieS of Neb. /, is A
small round Cactus with a hand
some bright red blossom. I,
grows wild on the Neb. prair;es
will send one postpaid for Ike.
2 tor 25c. Add,es, J. W. HANN'
! Wauneta, Neh.
The sun., 1898-03-14
The Echo
hn pi,e |
col monthly.
(i,lArnnte6,l cir
tAs

copies monthly 1t renchss people who
you have been uunbis ~ reach. Low
rates -isen nhverti srs during the months
u Oct. Nov ant Dee. Seud for rute-.
Address iak Eru'. Wauns a Nsb
The sun., 1898-03-14
THROUGHOUT DELAWARE.
I'I,tieri.a.

Edward lIargadine, oi Dover ana Miss
Lizzie Schabinger, OF FELTON,, were sun,
day evening, the guests oi Miss h''''
llardesty.
Dr.. and Mrs. Carlisle gave IA llIe
o'clock dinner party Friday OF last week
The guests we're Mr.. and Mrs: PARIS l.
Carlisle Rev. and Mrs. T. A. II. u brIen,
and Dr. and Mrs. tahaIl.
,ilarfiid at tlc NJ. +. Parsonage Thurs
dav evening; March "a, by Rev. T. \ H.,
DBrien, Oscar Short and Miss Salllc
lngr;ini, both OF Milford Neck.
y. Spnry lost, valuable horse on
Tuesday Monday he started t" Milford
with the horse when 1t wa- suddenly
taken sick and fell ON the road near
James Pustles' farm. lie secured mrdl-
cal aid bu, the horse died next m"lning'
The town election was hcd last week
and the following officers were elected;
|. W. Belts, 4. {. Stevenson. James II.
Anderson. commissioners; j. W. Emory
alderman; VIM L. Donovan, baIiilf; \,
W. tarrow, clerk.
The Fmderica dramatic company on
Wednesday evening last rendered lh'
plav "Tonv. the Convict IN Il very
pleasing manner. The parts were Wtl'
taken. the audience pleased, and the
house crowded.
james B. Anderson celebrated hN
sevenly-iourth birthday lat Tuesday
evening by giving lii, class Il reception
at his home. lie has been the leader "
the Tuesday night class for - wears, an'
gives such Il reception Whenever ii'
birthday falls on class night. On ll!I
occasion tEev held Il song service Ia TN
church early in the evening and lhr'
went to his home where they cllt
pleasant evening, and upon leaving
wished him many happy returns "l hl
birthday.
The sun., 1898-03-14
Laurel,

Rev. W. 5. II. Williams, who liza, been
pastor OF the Mt. Pleasant VI. +. Church
ior the past five years, will preach
his farewell sermon uu next Sunday.
At II recent meeting ui t!c trustees ui
the NJ. +. Church ut Nharptown, it Was
decided to ui>cnnli innc the lu!Ilng Of the
church bell on tlr death Of residents in
rr near the town. T!,t change was made
owing to ht effect it has upun the sick
and nervous ul the tuNu.
Mr.. and Mrs. George U'\raI, OF near
thi- pace. held family reunion on
IlMr>day in honor OF Mr.. n\eal's $
,cvymv-SiNlh bi.ahGay. Among those
present were: Andrew q Neal and wife.
ni Norwich. y. v. Mrs. Lena D.Th"lnp.
son, OF Jersey City: Thomas II. o Neal
and wife and ". +. Windsor and wife,
, ni lIenrns Cross Roads; }. W. Vincent,
wiir and daughter, al Concord; J">epi
H. % Neal and wife, ,"I annrh>; William
C'Neal, vii, and Ch"-> V\ca, Laurel
Philip Hitch and dauglurr, Miss Man, Of
sycamore. and ". j. Morris, "i Concord.
4 dinner was given. after which tn,
company departed, Wishing Mr.V Nra
many more happy Dirt hdaN>.
The sun., 1898-03-14
Ss.ali,Ili.

Josiah FINLEY, an aged and respected
citizen, has given his house and lot ON
Pine street, valued Il, $1,000, I" tie
Methodist Episcopal Church. The
stewards will take charge after his death
Ali along the streets poles can be seen
for the telephone plant which VIII
shortly be put in by the delaware Trh.
phone Company. The erection "i the
poles, and the stringing OF the wires will
be commenced in few days, after which
Seaford will he corrected with Milford,
Georgetown and many other towns down
the state.
The town tle tiun was the iclccst
fought and most exciting ever held here,
men and womtu both taking an active
part. There were two tickets in the tclt,
one for wattrw"rkS and general improve
ments, tie other nst the reverse. The
election was for three commissioners t"
fill the places oi II, l.. Phillips, +. A..
>hiplcy and Luther ilcarn, whose time
lad expired After halloting for three
hours, the crowd waited patiently for
the tally which showed that tine water
works ticket had Won by all nytrwhrlnl-
ing majority. Those elected were II. l..
Phillips, F. 4. >hipIry and !" ". ilur-
ley.
The sun., 1898-03-14
No Tax on Pedd|eI

Ynn 'urht TO lHw Ne lHt''s \
r'r'"'> g" 'h'- ,.Hn SCI" ,' "''1
''d 2et then, a ! Ilir. Sl\ "'|
'"1h mll'nu, P'ulnn.ilh'" ia
The sun., 1898-03-14

A'n-c.,w receives hia oysters from
the crltbrat.'l bav- IN the count"
Families dealing I.+..t' "a" ''''' i'''''
that their oyster. a,v A."av, ''s' \
money refunded
The pr,tp. are Is. ~, 81. ~ At"
crnts pr quart, ala, ~'!.i BY "n"'''
barrel :" any other way
be sure and order tl'rsxh '''a' W
S..33, and send orders in t.arsy
We deliver oysters ir.- u r"a":' "'
parts "i the city.
Al~,, game in %.a~,,I, t.'tss+'%' ''
meat, terrapin anl all t!~. d':%''"" T." ''
~'A~)n can h. i,aIi A. all t,ni~n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-05-27
Hir fino erma6ti9t. perm
FRITZ j. KOCH,
fir County Glerf:

gtt flb Crnl1ntl9t, Serrn
THEO. GRAF,
nIs 6nuoiont fir 9ountp @Iers bon Sasconabe Conn.
IN oHSu5cl9en. u~ntcrmorfsu etr 9ntIa chung oer
Stimrgeber bet ben repu -Itfaui'9en granddaughter.
mtG fuo srm66ttst. Serrn
ED. G. ISENBERG,
ais Gauolbat fur GoUntp 9lrrt bon Sasconabe Conn.
~ au3u5ttgeu. unisrtuorftu Der &ntihetouu9 Der
bel ben repubitfautfaeu rrpa bleu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-05-27

Q6er ba fu6r Sean in ieiner saussrl
Wirbe auf.
$50 pubr Soft Iebt, meme 6erren,
Tp. SO bat atpei Wilipnen. @luuben
Sizes pber glouben Sie's ni6t! 4bsr
bas miifen sic mir be5eugen, baB i'd
Bis iest INNER gut informirt mar. en-
teinem Detail babe i9 mid qeirrt."
Der Mdler nidte. 4u6 S6mts
ftimmte su.
mDas muB man bemDirector Iafsn.
Sebe S9Deinerei. bic i'm 6oteI pdfirt,
tpeiB er 5uerft. Qber biesmal iff's bod
S6Dinbel."
Sean audte bic M9ieln.
sd min mid ni9t aufbrGnsen.1
Damn 5pg er feline lIbr beraus.
~@nti9uGOieen mid bic 6erren, ib
muB nod einise 3e6nuneen aus
i9reiben -. 4ber es lit trouriq,~
fIgte er bin5u, rtpenn elm 10 lauterer
Character pie id, elm Jamilienpu!sr,
it4 ben Iusbrud S9pinbel eefausn
lafien muB."
gr mari bic Sbir binter iih All.
0ortfesnng foIgt.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-05-27
fir UdhldBrihter:

mir Fub ermdHtist. Germ Ri1tsr
FRED. l.. WENSEL,
MA sauh;bat fur D,,n~ereriDdhluna ann ANTE bes
s{ohIabrin-ers onsuSeieeH. Hnter1oerfeH Der Suf'
Itei6uas bar Stimmetbtr BET ben ppHblitdHtiHeH
8rim6TlpohIeH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-05-27

mt ar9pDbnif9en Sliden unD untcrz
9telten untereinunber gebeime 4ugsn,
fpra6e.
0a Better iia gebrunsen fii6Ife et>
pas gu fa9en, 10 meinte er, nit Der
:febenobii6t 5rduleia 5elf9e gu dsz
Germ:
gS5re Ri4te unb i9 BADEN ihon Gin
gBleoerieben in 9enf p~era6rebet. sic
td9ren ia aud bin, ni6t pabr, uno
touten gteup elm neues 9leio?"
"9Bds? Was?" fogte Sante Soa,
gan3 blaB perbenb. Sin neas5
8leio? Sabon psib i6 ntdta. 0os
&tno lit bod in 9ir66aieG 10 ref1tih
auS9erliIet poroen, oaB es auf Safre
genug bot"
"Nber per trGst benn bier Girdba<
leler Wtooe? nit ben M0lfen nuR
man heulen. unb tpenn man luna lit,
muB man it9 die an3ie6en."
6rdulein Saube fab ben iunaen
Wfann portpurfspon an.
p9teIe fripolen Mniibten bahen Gle
geDlB ntd]t BON Sbrem !9errn Snfsl."
ouno pb. @ls Der nod luna mar,
od mar er Der flptteTte &erI. Nutiicz
l19 nun, no er alt unb fu6l.
@ntleBt fubren Die beioen in Die
90be.
Stable Dieter greis nit filberasn
2oden.!"
Better f6nteg erI6roden.
~Gr bat cine Perriide auf," fGiiit:rte
er. Sic oiirfen's inn uber ni6t misz
oerfagen."
Die Samen iparen nieoeroeI6mttz
tert, penn Der aIte 9err bate ieoer cine
i%tlberne Code gum Qnbenten qefhertt.
sic pdrfen chamber funfelnDe 8lite
gu ME 3pei &aBen, bic lInrat6 lpittern.
OILS Peter am Qbenb bas Sfiff Sc.
itieg unb unter benz fternenbefdt4u
9immel ii6er oas i6lafenoe WaiIer
binfu5r, oa fonnte er Die lei6ten Sc
oonten oes Morgens ni6t mieo.rz
finben.
9u lpirit bod nidt perlie6t iein !
od9te er. Sn oieie petite file. 0enn
pds ut ne. nel6' elnen OunIt Don Yoez
lie uno uniinn ou aud nm tie legen
magit. Gin tleines MGo6en aus
Sir6faiel, oa5 aus lulGter Oummbeit
ii6tr einen Qbgruno iprang, neil IS
lin BON einem 8raben ni1t unterI6tiz
BEN fonnte. . ou lpirIt tie ooh niht
Iitben! 9efen bit III 70 gepiB, ME
ou tpeiBt, ouB bu ieBt eine Gigorre
rau4it unb Bel poQam @eritanbe Bit e..
Doh taum mar inn Der 0epanfe an
ieinen bertrand entI6Iiipft, ais er oia
Gtgarre iiber 8oro mari uno nit gu
rifgelebntem 6uupt in cine WeIt poa
5rGumen periant. Die 10 glin3enb uro
unermeBli6, 10 tief uno gebsimniBpDl
mar ME Die Stsrnentpelt bieIer Cont
merna6t, our6 Die er iiber 16loIenoe
Weuen binfubr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-05-27

fir Sidter pom il6Iihen Diitrift:
Mtr ruo errddtt9t. Str.u
AUG. D. DOERMANN,
oils Ganbioat fur 6ouutp Rt6ter Rom iloIiheH 3i-
thrift BON 6aScuEaoe @ountn auJu3etgsn, uuterlporftH
Der Gutiheiouug Der Sttmm9tber bet ben rspubIt-
~taHlTd1eu 9rimdr DnhIeH.
Mir ituS Crutdttj9t. GERM
THOMAS MEYER,
non 9osuFf Sopnibip. ais Gonbioot fur gountp glt-
Ter pom ilplt6en 3tfritt DON SoScsnObe GouIt1 ans
snssiasn. n%nterporfsn Der GntiAe,enaJ Der StImm-
gsbtr BET ben rtpubIttouti4tn 9rluidrruohlsH.
@tr fno ermddtiet. Germ
A. J. BRINKMANN,
aIs Goubibot fur Souutn Ei9ter rom ihbIi2sn 81
itrltt DON @asooHobe GpuHtp on5uaei9eu. untt rlporfeu
Der Gutitsibuus Der Stimuetber Sci ben rspHblt'
taHiiten 9rimdrlpdhIsu.
mir Fuo ermddti9t. Germ
VIM. DREWEL,
ppu 5hirb greet 3onHibip. ais Goubibdt far Gouutn
Rtnter pom fuoII9eH Stftritt bon Soscouoot 6ouuts
au5useideu, untsrtporfsu Der entfheiouu9 Der StImm-
asser bel ten rtpubIifauiidtn 9riu,drDohIsH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-05-27

lieutenant BON &aIOerbot bate IN
W}ontreuT pds let1tllnnt9e Seben ttn5
nen gelernt, na9oem er ais SftlcIat
lepr lira1f 9e9atten pproeiI mar.
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tf 'clnt "lu'tt' pt9tooe1 p4t'e, .
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osl I"ns! VIZ U'G 60 9.tt"i' y5I mn.
potn'f, 1870 ,a 0(I4q' t "J,, ,gaa
w.; ~, 5s;ri Sr1reifoan ~ t6,n',
nm 'Tiemono oebin6ert. 5ib 1ns3mtn,
6rn pnn teiner frpmmsn 1ber Ion3msfz
Iinrn Gimme ermn6nt
2,,ei 9,,s nGtsr cr 6sir,0 .,r
,,or ,|nS Iie5 ,i4 n no 5ainsn ,-< 49,.
a a9".r psn6 w l3o INK 80 -, 49," ~
"',.L, Tns tI",n,",as $500,
~ - Sort hs;m Snie( n;er 8sIh .s"
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E;s5 i'm, WG;t IN nov Qishs o.
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w. {s;rsr mTtts5 mnr N,n5 nsr,n;I%4
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;3Frs SpeIa Ser ifnoe Qientsnnr. s.,
49,, h16ei nnb nsriif6ts fh inr7cr
me6r.
Ql6er pl0blih rei5te lie -, inocm ijc
ibm nlr Elm fur3es 8iaet IieB: DOR III:
9fli6t Tie RUE. llebrigen8 lei Die rerz
qangene 3eit iebr hiibI3 getpeien uao
tGtte pieuei6t nod hijbi6er iein t0ne
nen. nOoh, lieber GSreunD, Is bal ni2t
foGtn fe;r. 8s6iit' sic 0ptt, Sic
bii61fer Sun9e."
gus Solber6ot on bieIem Q(benp nit
feinen Treunoen uno Dem iteuoertse=
tsrben 6pte(birectpr i'm Raud3immer
suIommenIob. lpurbe er reoen 15rQu
Tn5s etmos denedt Gr IieB fih O15 1tz
fonen mnb meinfe, er niiroe bic 1h6ne
5Srou I6pn einmal pieoerIe6en. We1r
or ndh Verltn fdlne. tpDQte er ihrfn
monn be{udhen.
Ga nsr,oo her 0irsctor fein niirD,z
Mo- @s}fBt AZ rinem nn6ren Gal
nanI54sIn mn 5oote.
$50 oen'e; ptt Sge' %nA1'iiSm' ~
pen lTq ppM Nj w. ~ $.It]9 Sa ~ m6 n,a
SDIIsI DStp. sts IuH'"' ''O ~ "'''"
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limb nun erfubr Der enttGui6t3 u
fmicier, mas bas gauge 9otel jcbt pIo2s
lid l6nqIt gu miIIen IAien. baB Qcl-
GoIe Elm 6riIeur lei. Sn Dem pOrne5z
menYdlais Inter Der 2tnoen, por bent
Die SFrau 10 pisl er3dblt bate, lag I'll
ebener Grbe Der poblbefannte Sdrb!ss:
laben, uno al Die Sfficiere u!ys DEN
eriten Regimentern, Die i'm PdLo'5 Golc
pertebrten, batteu iif bort zen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-05-27
fur County Sdobmsiter:

mir fub .rmdhtist. 6srru
CHARLES FUGGER,
oIs Gouhibat fir Gouutp S1akmeit.r Don SoSeou-
zoe &puutp auSusetaeu. HHttrporfeR Der GutiGeIouug
Der Strmm ssbsr btI ben r,pHbItlaHtf4sE 9rtmarrae'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-05-27
fir Collector:


4eir finb srmddtiet. Serru
THEODOR c. GUNGOLL,
ais Goubibot fur Collector pom Saseounoe @ouutp
an3u;ei9tn. unteriporfen Der GntiGeibung Der SttmH.
eeber bel ben rtpnblttaniiteu 9rtmdrpabIsu.
g9tr NIB ermdtttgt. Serrn
CHARLES BLINNE,
aIs 9auotbat fur @onefter bon 9aseonabe Gouutn
an5u3ei9en. unterporfen Der gntf6eibune Der Stimm.
9ebsr BET ben republitauif9su 9rtmdrtp abIeu.
Mir iiuo snd4ttgt. Germ
CHRIST. KLOSSNER,
BON 8id[ono 5o,pufbtp oils 9ousioat fir Solicitor
non Sascpnaoe Spuutp nn3u3ei9en. nHtertpprfeu Der
Sutihetonn9 Der SttHm9eber bel ben republttautihen
FrtmdrpohIeH.
@tr iiuo erTddtiSt, 5.rru
GEORGE ONCKEN,
BON 8lhtnuo Solunfblp. oIs Gaubioat fur Collector
9nti6etbuu8 Der %stiulmeebsr BET ben rspubiiIaui.
Id]en Yrim1rluobIeu.
Dir iiub ermdhtist, perm
FRITZ NIEBRUEGGE,
pom 8ouIlpore 1opuibip, oils @ouotoat fir Collector
BON Saseonaoe G0nntp an3u5et9eu. UuterDorteH Der
SatlhetounQ Der StlmT9sber bet ben rtpnblttani19tn
ErimdrDablen.
mir iino erm66tist. Germ
HENRY BRANDHOPST,
con 3lirb 6rest loipnfbip aIs Gauaubat fir GUust.
tor pOn Sosconooe Gouutn onSustIesr. -,rttrlDptf fen
Der Gntitetonng Der Sttmr 5sber bel ocU -c.gcli' ami.
's;u y. L"s.SGa;tI.
4tr iiuo ermdd:ist. GERM
E. H. AUFDERHEIDE,
ais Gonbtbat fnr @ousttur non Saseouabs 6ountp on.
juBeiger. infer lpprftn Der Gntihetbuu9 Der GttiHm
9eber bel ben rspubIitouiI9sn 9rimGrpobI.a
Mir fiHo ermddtt9t. 6erru
G. H. HOMFELDT,
ais gauoibat fnr Collector bon Soseonahe Gounth on.
Su5etaen. unterporfeu Der @Rtihstbuna her StIRIut.
9eber bet ben rspubittanif9en Yrtmaripahlen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-05-27

SIM 6 oneert. 6err (nd4
benz 8ortros elmer iebr mitteImGbisen
SGneertu, gu fetnem Ro9bar):
rWarum applaubiren @k benin 10
freubig9~ Ha9bar: -WeiPs aus tftls
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-05-27
ganbiOaten an'tigeu.
6lr 3eprdi entant:
6,,A 6srru
<oIL It4IU tIHEu4IIOKs RttLN
DIR. THOS. /. GRACE.

DR.. THOS. ]. GRACE,
aIs @anoibat fir ReprdfcnioHt bon 9asconahe GouHs
IN nnsuseioeu. u~nterporfeu Der GutiGsiouuS Der
Sttmmgebsr bel ben republit1nii1eu PrtuTd rfua bIeH.
Nir fnb srm66tiet. Germ
CHAS. F. POPE,
GIs @aroihat fir 8sprdFeutant bon Fashionable Gouu'
IN au5u5etasn. unie r%tporfeu Der gutiGetbHne Der
Stimul9tber bet ben rspubIifarii9en grimdrpohIeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-05-27

oor Sliro Srest Iopnfbip oI5 GdDaibat fir &onet.
tor non Soeconnoe Gouutn on5uatI9sr. ''rtlrlDr tfeu
Der Gntitstonr9 Der Sttmm3sber BET oC1 -c-lciiilHi
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-05-27
: TN"~ NE7stSV WITH
Z H.. AUFDERHEIDE.
fir Sheriff:

Sir Sheriff:
M9ir tuo ermd6ti9t. Serru.
COLUMBUS A. STOCKTON,
non Sbiro Greet Splpniaip. ais Ganoibat fir Sheriff
ppn SoSeonuoe Souutp au3uaet9eu. Der
Sntideloung Der Sttinm9eber Del ben Republican,
idJeu YrImormnbIen.
mir iiro ermdbtigt Serru
JACOB BlCKEL,
upu 8ihIauo loWnihip. als 9uuoioot fir Sher,Tf
upn @ascoHaoe Spuntp on5useigsu. uutertporfeH oeI
@utitstoIng Der Stlmm9eber bel ben rspubiItuniiAe zen
I~TimdTmableu.
94ir iiuo ermatti9t. Serru
FRITZ j. KOCH,
pDu 9Oullpare loiuMibip. ais Gonbtbat fir Sheriff
Uuu Saeconabs Sountn an5uytigeu, unterpprfsu Der
6Htiteionrc Der S%trnmSebsr bet ben rspubIrfnniiden
Srlm1rpahleu.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-02-09
Died From Home

News reached here this morning
from Shreveport. at an early hour
announcing the death Of S. Fl. ST.
ter. from pneumonia, which occur
red at2a N. Mr. Sitter Is well
known here, having married the
daughter Of Sir. Vaudewzghe. and
was in business here several years
He was member Of the K. Of P.
lodge on the Texas side, and also Of
the Knights Of the Columbian and
perhaps other orders. 3ir. Sitter
was on a visit some two weeks ago,
apparently good health. and his
associates here are loathe TO believe
he has been called from hence 50
soon.
To the bereaved wife we offer our
consolation.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-02-09

Mayor Hardin, ordered the track
Of the street car lowered TO the
grade Of the street in front Of his
residence and We notice the work
man are taking down the embank-
ment today. There are other high
places on this street fully as bad as
that now being worked on, and if
ordering the work done, will cause
the same to be accomplished, we
suggest to all aggrieyed parties
who have occasion to drive over the
track on the Texas side, to file their
complaints with the mayor, and he
will do the balance Our city has
long suffered from the dumps made
by the car tracks without kicking,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-02-09

aud ws feel disposed 10 let Dr..
Whitley take all the SUMNER on tie
wC-z Of renewing bis rgzdoe1 and
placing ID down i1 some shape. The
ties are rotten and the rails are
bent z1d both must BE- renewed
soon, and while this is being done
citT should give the grade. and have
the road put down OF this grade
and kept there either al the CITY S
expense or the owner NJ the line
What We say Of the West SIDE Is
true OF the East Side.