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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-27
GILMAN CONFERRING
WITH Gen, SARGENT
AGENT OF LOCAL BOARD WILL
IMMIGRATION COMMISSIONER.

j. A. Gilman who has been appointed
by the immigration Board to attend
to the reception of the Portuguese set
tiers aboard the S. S. Suveric, will
confer today with General Sargent re-
lative to the matter
General Sargent has come here es-
pecially to observe the manner in which
the present experiment in bringing set
tiers to these islands is handled by
the local officials He will supervise
their reception and see that the people
are given every consideration and
right that is due them. Gilman talked
with General Sargent yesterday rela-
tive to the matter and will be in con-
slant touch with the head of the i'm
migration service until after the ar
rival of the Portuguese from the
Azores.
AS yet the various details of the
handling of settlers on their arrival
here, have not been arranged A suf-
ficient number of inducements to pro-
vide homes for the entire crowd on the
Suveric has been received from the
plantations but the final arrangements
for getting the Portuguese to the diff
ferent plantations making desirable Of
fers have not been settled. 1t is not
anticipated that there will be any i'm
mediate meeting of the Board of I'm
migration,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-27
SAYS BAND
BOYS NEED MONEY
(ContIh led from page one.y

and other Nevada towns we did well max
ing $4,000 or thereabouts. We expected
this would be paid to the boys. But
Cohen said mo- He said he would use
it to pay the way home and when Homo
lulu was reached that the boys would have
tire $4,000 which was raised here for tbe
bringing home of the band. We agreed To
this and expected to receive the $1,000
when we landed.
Il learned after reaching Honolulu
that there is a clause in the preamble
stating the purpose of which the mon
ey was raised which bars us from
using it unless the people who contri-
buted it are willing to give it to us.
II shall see each person personally
Just as I saw the Governor and ]. r.
Gait and ask them if they are willing.
| Theb oys are absolutely destitute and
I believe that they should have the
money.
Governor Carter and Mr. Gait both
said they were willing to give what
they had contributed towards bringing
home the band to assisting the band.
I think the other good people of Ho-
nolulu will help out the boys.
IF we had known of the clause in
the preamble which shut US out we
would have insisted on our wages in
San Francisco, but Cohen did not tell
us about that so we come home broke
with no prospects.
at is not myself that I am looking
out for it is the boys who are so hard
up. The boys are destitute and I think
they should have the money.
THE people who gave the money
We're kind enough to give us the money
to come home on. We did not use it
for that, will they be kind enough to
give it to us to help us out this
month";"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-27

The land in question comprises sol
acres, some of which consists of rocky
land, while some Of limestone deposits.
The purpose of the purchasers is to
develop lime and manufacture cement.
The demand here for cement is very
great and the new owners of the prop
perty will, if their venture proves sue
cessful, keep a considerable sum of
money here that now goes to pay for
cement from the mainland and foreign
countries. Brown made the purchase
for local people and himself and it is
understood that there is eastern capt.
tai back of the company
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-27
LAKE Makes ARREST.

A Chinese Waterman is supposed to
have shot one Goo Leong at Waipahu
Plantation Sunday night. The Chinese
was shot and killed, but whether the
Waterman is responsible or not re-
mains to be seen. A coroners jury is
now sitting at Waipahu.
County Detective H. r. Lake this
afternoon arrested a Chinese, Lu Chu
by name, in Sing Chong's store on
Maunakea street, as accessory to the
crime, if it was a crime. 1t is claimed
that the victim of the bullet was steal
ing rice when he was shot
County Attorney Douthitt,. Detective
Doyle and Interpreter Goo Kim have
gone to Waipahu to investigate There
are elements of a conspiracy in the
case
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-27

Ring up Mrs. Kearns, Blue AL for
delicious home made mince meat.
The p. NJ. 5. S. Korea sailed at noon
today for the orient
T. *. Myers returned from San
Francisco in the Korea.
Rev. John c. Hay, formerly local
pastor has a church near Los Angeles.
The Board of Supervisors will meet
this evening to pass County pay rolls
See special important announcement
| by the j. Carlo Pawn Broking shop in
| this issue.
superintendent of Public Instruc-
! ton Babbitt and Charles Hartwell re-
| turned Sunday from MOlokai
| A fresh supply of the famous Sweet
| Violet Creamery butter has just been
received by c. Q. zee Hop & Co.
The monthly business meeting of the
woman's Guild of st. Clements has
been postponed until Tuesday, Decem-
Der 4.
The chldren's department at Manu-
facturers' Shoe Co. is the best in town.
Bring your children. We can always
! fit them.
! An adjourned meeting of the Cousins
| evening. 73O o'clock, at residence of
| George Cooke.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Henry C'Silent")
Smith may visit Honolulu soon. They
are touring the world and are at pre-
| sent in London.
The Honolulu Clothes Cleaning Co.
will close at y m. Thanksgiving Day.
No orders delivered till Friday morn
ing thereafter.
The New England Bakery under
stands cooking. Wise people will take
the hint and send their orders for
Thanksgiving where they will be eff
GENTLY handled.
L. S. Kong of the Won Hamm Young
Co is leaving on the Korea for a visit
to China Mr. Kong came here when
boy and was educated in these ISL
ands
Mrs. NJ. 7. Spindle of Washington D.
c. and Hunter Spindle of Harrisonburg
Va, arrived on the Korea yesterday.
They are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
L T. Peck.
The passenger list of the S. S. Korea
in yesterday from San Francisco and
out of San Francisco since the earth
quake of April Is.
Tenders will be received at the office
of the Superintendent of Public Works
for furnishing 700 tons of coal, same
to be delivered to the Kaimuki and
Kalihi pumping stations.
c. G. Yee Hop & Co. received by the
Mauna Loa this morning a few young
island turkeys Place your orders ear
ly as the supply is limited. Orders by
telephone given prompt attention.
Main PSI.
The Thanksgiving dinner at the
Royal Hawaiian Hotel will be no small
affair. Oysters, frog legs, pheasants,
turkeys, Australian lamb and green
/ peas, sucking pig, artichokes and
/ celery in addition to the regular list.
/ Telephone for reservations.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-27
.SUPERVISORS-ELECT
TALK OF A MOVE
THE NEW BOARD LAST EVENING
MET IN AN INFORMAL, MANNER
AND DISCUSSED MOVING.

The new Board of Supervisors held
a meeting last evening to discuss the
matter of the location of the County
offices for the next two years There
was considerable talk of moving and
the Supervisors-elect met to talk it
over.
Whether a move will be made or not
has not as yet been decided upon but
the board will meet sometime soon and
settle the matter
The discussion did not at any time
touch upon the Craftsmanship of the
board or on the matter Of the next
Road Supervisor. 1t was simply an
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-27
ELEU IN COMMISSION

The tug Eleu owned by McCabe,
Hamilton & Kenny stevedores, is
again in commission and ready to
compete with the tug Intrepid Gar
land is her captain and Boyer her chief
engineer. She took trial trip yester-
day and made - knots. She carries a
contrivance to slick her screw and the
first race for an incoming ship between
the Eleu and Intrepid will be interest
ing.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-27

IfyOUr ValuablGS are Valu-
able to a burglar they are
valuable to you therefore,
the value of safe deposit in
sHrance is apparent We
furnish the insurance for a
little cost. Henry Water
house Trust Co., Ltd.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-27
WANTS BIDS WITHHELD.

Jack Lucas has written to the gov
ernor asking his assistance in having
the bids for the Federal leprosarium at
Molokai not opened on December 8, so
that the local contractors can have the
chance to bid. The governor has writ
ten Lucas a letter on the subject the
contents of which the former declines
to make public.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-27
ADMITTED TO u s RAR.

Charles F, Chillingworth was this
morning admitted to practice in the
United States Court. He was examin-
ed by w. r. Castle, George A. Davis
and Cecil Brown. The committee rec
commended that he be sworn in and it
was done
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-27
JAPANESE HOTELS UNION
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

Supplies OF all kinds Of Iabor-COoks,
Walters, General House Servants, Yard
Boys, Plantations, Stores, Contractors
End shipping. Address, King Street,
AOaF Maunakea. Telephone Main 2S5.
B. o. Box s57.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-27
THE WEATHER.

Local Office, L. 5. Weather Bureau
Young Building.
Honolulu, T. H., November 27 1906
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-27
NEW AOVERTIsEMENTs.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give CONDENSED
News Of the Day.

If your want Is a reasonable
one you may rest assured that
some reader of Star Want Ads
will see your Ad and reply to 1t
Want Ads inserted three times
for % cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-27
IMPORTANT LAND SALE.

An important land sale was made
last Saturday by Land Commissioner
Pratt. What is known as the Lime
stone lot at Lualualei was sold to Will
lard e. Brown for $3,011,
This price was 81 above the upset
price. There was only one bidder.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-27

LONDON BETS: November "a, S
shillings, ga pence; last previous quo
+ation. November %, shillings.
SUGAR, New York, November ~
S.S2 cents a pound or $76.4O tom last
previous quotation November 9, S.Sl64
cent a pound,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-27

The familiar sound of the band
boys practicing was heard in the vicin-
ity of the Hawaiian Hotel this morning
The band will play Thanksgiving after
noon when the Governor reviews the
National Guard.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-21
11arfiprdFs.

L...
@%ei;enpreiie mnren plbrenb Der
tebten Budle Slemli6 sleibmlbip,
mix elmer iteiaenben 9~enben5. Sies
lit nls cine 6Olee Der aOm Rorben
elnsetrOfeneu 8eridte 81 eradteu,
bic ben &eaierunasberidt bef6tiaen,
'iiiOiern als bic Grntc nitt 70 reid
baltig nusaefalIen 1T, ais man er
tuartet bate. 3ualeih lieaen un1re
eroben tOmmersieGen 8orr6the uie
Elm @swiHt auf benz Nartt rnb Der.
btnoern cine etpaiee BreiserbDbuua.
Die @infnbr mar Elm tpenia apbser,
intolae Der giinitiaen 8itteruna unb
Der 3batiahe, ouB unire 5arn,er ae-
niieeno Belt gum @infahren bdben.
lie iummer5isIen Yorrdthe per,
mebrten lid i'm l,o20, 900 BuIbel,
Gin erbserer 3umuhs ais man ers
nartet batte. Sic bstraaen sur 8,ir
sI.lsS 600 Snlbst, eessn Ia, 500,
900 In Der RacaGsipOhe oes Dor
lahres. Dian bealbtte in Ct. 9uuts
fiir ben beiien 8eisen 7o9 re
pr Sa, IA Chicago liz 72si II
1OleOO 7sc ano IN q. IL yOrt 7s4 Der
8nFbel.
Die Radfrase fur Belidtorn uu,
n%hoeoeateno, uno 10 bliebrn aud bic
9reiie iait Dieisiten. Die 9utubren
maren mittelndbig sruB IS pu,os.
K nan Site udo 5Orte, 44--4sc rer
5uibel bes lblt.
Der oaferpreis 1T Elm tpeuie aetiie.
aen; ole aadirase 1T gut uno bic
8orrdtbe iin0 ssrina. 8reile betrr.
gen 3l-S39c per s8a,b.t.
anrtrHsln bratten 55-6oc Der
SaiaeI e,nenouasen paren uube.
oeutenb; q ,tirast mar gut, insbe,
'OnOsrt fis Die rDrOitdsu sOrtsn.
Der Stnrit iir lebe BE- st,ueine
IN nsientli1 unDetaaorrt ~aeolieb,u:
= ~ ~. N.N 2ALHEEL "NHnM- -
lOarsn stpas uentser fen,
bod fiHD he iest Oisielbsn wie pur
elmer @Ofe, 1I0n bsSabIte Sc 90.
SO As per 100 BinnO.
SernLHerte Sped'eiteu, uerp,dt.
pntoe1, Il nnh Stlt lit. nit loA-
llds per %IanO 5 ssblt.
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SLIDER & SON.

5:eiiher wnr in @eieaidoft ems
iunaen Ronnes 0amens 6uffmanni.
eae bsrelts i'm Sabre 1916 bier ein'
oetroRen UNI iib 2anb nnb 9elte an.
Suieben, unb ala er bamnlS am ,3us
iammerFuB oes Mifuuri- uno @as.
connoe'6 Iuiies fihte unb inate, se'
pabrte er bic berrlihe Sage ioruie
reite Observation-Disclosures bes 9anbes
uno er beihIUb bier iein sutanfuiees
Seim aufSuidlneen uub erlianb bas
SAINT. GOO Gder) BON Der R~eeieruna
Sa Den odmnllaeu bilteen &~reiiea.
Or mar elm nrbeitiamer uno tennt.
nisreider 2nnomirtb unb ieine Sat
tin trUs ibrer 8,louna unb ~literarii
den aeieuneer uno @eitmd6 eine
nergtihe, ipnriame meiieheube
9oGsfran, iiberal 0lue anteaenb,
unS tbr anueien gait ais Nadherfurm
IN oieiem 9heiIe Der slnates. Serr
3 ether ita b am 2l. 5sbra1r 1902.
SSn hcn 3 aluOern, s6bns, aberIett
enar elmer. Serr Gaon Sleiiter, Saul.
raann gu @ascOnnbe, bic Gttern. 2ie
iroiihe Ollie Der Gnti1lnfenen
rparOe am SOnntns @a9miitoa i'm
Observation-Disclosures, nu5 ber
Garrn, sur lcsten &ube pebettet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-21

Srau Raria Shneu welde nohl
ON bic 9 Ronate on oer @o6erinht
front o%arneoerlas, 1T ami Rtenfiag
Ebeno upn ben uIehtisen Tooe bon
ihrem Geiben srtOft tuorben. sic mar
bic 2otter Ses Dor mebreren 8oh'
en- ueritorbeRen .. u. Miebuff. in
nnierer StuOt ee6Oren unb brndte
ihr utter nuf47 Sabre. IL NOnnte
nnb ~ Eaet. I'm IA, Gprit. 1885,
sheli1te tic perrn SOuiiairt SHnea
NIT ruetten fie bis Ju ibren 9obte
Iebte unO 2 Hinber eebar BON Delt
en- nod 6 am 9eben ino. 8 anaben
unb 8 Mdotben. Die Seerbtaure
fnnD aeitern Burmittaa itatt. Zen
betrabtsn Sntten unO ainoern unier
Heileib.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-21

Sus 9eOriu, Sus., traf aeitern bic
Natribt bier Elm bGs Der Outef Der
0erau4peber b. 8l. un6 fiiiher bier
mohnbuIte Sebn @rof bnielbit i'm "a
2ebeusinbre seiiorben III. &c betrieb
bic. ole erfte Snmpf Sabre BON 1882
bic 1868, eine bonn mad Bleniant
6tG, Mu., mo er tur5e seit Elm Sott.
Ieraelh1ft betrieb, mnn0te iif bnnn
nnh ct. 2uui8 NO er in @cmein-
Ihaft nit ieiuem Shnaaer Bbiqip
GnpsIe ein 8bOleinle Beineeihatt,
etnblirte, nelhes nber fir bic bauer
nidt erioIereif mar. Or fiebelte.
bann NIT leluer Snmilte mad Beprin
Sas., hber, no er bis az ieinem
Epbe perbl eb. Seine Satin. seb
Goelbeib GnpeGe. itarb Dor etua 3
Nonnten. Wehrete ertpnhiene
8inrer uno cine 9 imeiter, 6rau Or
@praelmnnn pDu ct. 2ouis, iino bic
n1&hen . rru ,note. Der EaepOo E
Grnf reihe aefiern nnf 8eoria um
Der Beeroieunp beisuuubnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-21
Sic iunaen Usdnnsr nnO 8uridlen

Die juneen DtdnRer nnb Burden
molten bier eth Rret-S Bal, Eenm sn.
Inmmen MAIDEN. Gn ben 8ieberbee
iebnnesperiuh 0es etneeia tafeneu
Gurnpsreins iheinen lie rpsnlg Ooer
fein SatereRe ~ nebmen. uniere
SneenO ipriht Gentih. nber i'm Gq'
aemeinen-@Ott iet's aefloi t-ith lt
e. ibr an Oeutiheu @tip uuO Sinn.
sic neisen ftp UOrsussweiie benz
nmerltnmiHsn Sport Der fuh in tob'
CT @erDolt unb 0urh oeu Selfnuss
farm Der 9eOnateniOien Wten1t ltIrn-
uiiIt wuO. Su. Spimtntiite 9eibes.
suft Deihs ieOe Wtasieln I'M aor'
b + nbbdrlei. wll ibnen niht IN Den
&opf, es ~erfUrOert 81 pie; Wethobe-
DtOnuue-. mslt les.tre fifl nut
Ia eeihiser Bssrsbune iubIOor m d..
en- parOe, Cute mann nur ernalin
nit Der Gurnerei ben NsEIpA MAIDEN.
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/ 1rlarid alntoine,te fteiids

9suty Dor 8 Gnsen itarb 81 @as
cDnnoe nnh turser aranibeit 8,ttwe
Rarie Nntoinette 5leiider int AIter
uOn 76 Sabren 8 J,pnnlen uuo A
Soseu, unb iheibct nit Ibren Cote
enc bemertenSm : be Grnu aus benz
,,eis in welden ie A Sabre tbdtia
mar. sic puroe am 10. 1uui 1880
~ Ndhhen, Heutihlanb, eebDren
unb tam mir ibren @ntteu, Den SetO
lsomen 6eroinnnb 6lsiifer pelhenl
lie Ons Snhr uurber nnoetrnut MAI,
I'M 1852 nnd Imerifa. brett mad,
SaacOnane, mo- fie i'm bihten @aib
iit nieberlieben unO NIT Dem 8au
zines 0eim's begonnen. &c mar far
bic belDen bObeebilDeten iuneen
atute cine hnrte Brobe. uno lie
-turdtOhsten i'm DUGen DOB. bic Chr.
.bsbrunaen welten ben eriten Apiieo.
fern i'm u. maloe 5ailsitn. 9tud 4
idbrlssn R'nesn uuo aanpisn lebr.
Ten ie enmutbiat rnH 9sutihlnRb
aurlf, mo- lie 10 Sabre nerbrohten
am I'M Sabre 1866 ple0e rum IN
Gme.i'n lbr In Der 3laiihenseit burc,
anDrre Rs6ile pevbEhertte Anmglen
40 bsSleben. wOielblt iie bnnn aud
bic 81 iprem zpps patbnrrien, psgr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-21
MeM MnitIAvM.

Danfinonue; VII Der lctsu 1reimeeH
ann tetamtcl. tLS9ciauovrt oer yiii6 b,
sit bee Srahp Arnli glpiieu, prldle msi
iicn adicblru 6nien iSoulieb @iepuidi eae
lsb.e tSeIsiie sum @tabe saben meiurn
Der, lidlitrn 3nit. 2lusi bcrSItd,en 1ant
iatrrn y,aitor 2lrpncper fir bic Srcihport
Srabe, ben ACKNOWLEDGMENT mnb bei
ylad,baru lueId,e micb hiilIrcidj Sur eeiie
Die iraucrNoe Satin
Dora Siebu1 n.
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tHIUItITt Uub nCUIIbUIuI
btS5tibiten @lhfmanid1e.

Die anrnepnl.8 ofe in ct. Souls
nit benz l.. OttDbet aufanoenb, uers
.ipriHt etuas DrisineGes gu tperben,
beionOers bic 5anbslsmarten.Ba rn'
be.
9ie 8eters Sbpe 60. metbete bns
lie in oer Sanoelsmarfen Barabe nut
mebreren Shauwnaen cine pOGlftdn.
oiee 5abrif zen miniature seiaen
merbe. SIuf ben Bdser merben Der.
ihiebene Maihiuen i'm Betrieb iein.
Guf Der einen Settle mnnoern 8iepen,
8alber un0 nubere Robmaterialen
berein, uno nuf Der nnberen Geite
tommen feriiee Shubmanren gum
8orihein. bic iir ben 8erinnbt Der.
padt merbsn. Defer Saupt Shaus
uaoen miro 25 Sub lang unb ls tFub
boh iein. Sur ben 8au oerie ben
.ruirO bic 5trmn mebrere bunbert Dol.
lars uerausaeben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-21

2ie Clifton &emebp 80, bat in
Der Concert Saile eeitsrn Gbenb an
fanaenb. Elm @aitIpiel fur 8 Gbenbe
erDfnet, uuo aue bic seitern Gbenb
ia uaren iasen bob bic gurheuuna
aut iei. Die Eruppe 1T cine bOh'
flaHiee gaaOeoiue uuO 2ufipiel Sc
ieuidaft uub lummt gut empiobleu
burt bic @refe unO ubIitum.
Rrreen abeno beenben fe itr @uit'
ipiel nit elmer 9OppeluUrielune.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-21
@rObcs picnic
Der aotboIIden @emeinOe
gu Ysrssr,

am Dienftds, Ssn 25. September
I'm 10 nbr nit 6oisSoieuIt in Der aird,e
anianseno, wiro nab Yeenbiguu9 peielb.
Ell Gin 3ug iornirt uib mad, gDiImnm'S
Vart marldlirt. 1ier lperoen lpdbreno bee
lagos allerbanD Ber9ni9mgen ltanFnoen
wlo Grirtitunssn ieoer 9lrt gu baben iein.
70 II i%eoermann boilidit einatlaoen bic,
lem Yicnic %bei5upobnen uilo einen Der.
8niisieu Tag Su perIeben
DaS Somiie
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-21
Az pcrRaufcm!

9ns Aupeien Der Wittue @milie
Rrass beitebeno aus oduf, 2 Soften.
Stalang. u. I. 10. an Der z. Strob.
If su ~ueiinufen. @eeen nnbereu
iuenoe man iih on
Mrs. 6 Srass,
2942 Steritnn doe,
~ ct. Souls, Mo
Ooer, &Dbert &nIter, hermann,
RU. Gdlhhel bel Sam Baum.
pnertner, ir.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-21

NrlteHhnnen nuf bic ,@nrten.
laube," Oieies ifbsFen nGer 5ami.
lienblatter, rueroen In Der Office bic.
lee Slnttes entaeaen eenOmmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-21

SMuR rermistben. Die 6dIite meinem
neuen Sau. Sm l, Siod elm 6cIdditslctal
i'm 2, Siod 3 S9cbnjimner nit 11oIerein
ridpuns, bel SbaS ainnnel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-21

p~etIanet: SeuiiteS Wdoden iir all,
selaeine SouSarbeit fur 2 9,erionen in Der
Man Iusnoc Iid ooer ihrttbe all
SRI Y. s. poeieb
1880 2. 6ritieunen Cir,
Ct Youie. Alp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-21

ia p<rfauien. DoS 3pbmhaIo ter
pcrii. NroM Shriittne 9nur, nebii . 2on,n
ou Der St Sront Srabe, iewie 8 eoleu an
her Sdicier'S 9rdnd,, oIIc in Sernann &c.
leaen, Fino urter Siinii9en 8ebingmsen ,u
uertaiten. 9~iahSnirugen bel
Waltsr &crnann, Nlo.
ohcr bel
Saba Bauer, 9is Sprino, 9lo.
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6ruu Nnr Bauer nsbii Rinber BON
5Ortb @Ortt. Ssrus. uei9e bier auf
Seiuh ibrer Spleaerletern, Serrn
permann Bauer u. 5rau pareu,
reiiten aeitern mieOer nah Snuie.
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UuuuIl WVS"VeoAS -"
BURG bat ietne 8eiSenerute I'm biefis'
en- Rartt periauft uno erbiett ben
b6fien greis peider tuabrsno Die
Issten 4 Boden besabit ruuroe -6S
Gents per Suinet. perr SlbenDrOtb
ioa ben beFsn Beisen in Der unsss'
eno pom Sreberidsburs ge5usen bub'
en-.
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81 tertaufen. / outer srbeitScIeI,
garantirt LIBERAL gu arbeitcn.
Nm. 8u i NJ ann, len.
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YIN uersansenen SDnutae Naa.
mittas muroen I'M Seinr Der, Sraut'
eltern ourt Serrn 8nftor sueomeper
aum beiliaen Bunoe bee Che einee'
ieenet: Senr1 6. @iemaf0, Elm bra.
per iunser 8auihreiuer UUn 8iiOn,
Ranins, unb SRI. 5tOrn. bic lieb'
uertbe un6 %aGsemein aeadtete Sod.
ter bes Serrn uub aruu hilbert &fu'
tenbauer. Der Erauune iotete cine
esmitbli&e 5Utsettsfeier, tpelhe
ben tbsiluebmern irpbeunS scuub'
reihe Stunoen ueribafte. Der
9euuermablten. uelhe NIT nislihen
@siAeufen reid beoa6t purben,
entbietet baB .8Olisblatt" feline
btS3tihiten @lifwInidae.
NSs' Soft ben fcIten guub erboIten,
SR treuer 2iebe uuenitpest,
III Gurem Serp Die Gieb' IteiS i%palteh,
Die treuIidj Sbr i'm SerSen heat.
Wto9' Spttes Sesel sub bebuien
nab Slid Gud) INNER lddleln 3G
Wlo9i tets Chr III bes SauIeS Srlebeu
ylah yliben Tinben trdute Rub!
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ARE YOU LOOKING FOR
SOMETHING.
You will find it at SILBERS, and at Prices that
will Surprise you.
Following are afew Of our Prices.

A Good Augur Brace fr. /. ...... .............,.. 2ec
A Good Key Hole Saw for. i. ~. 49,. lac
A Good Carpenter Saw. =. IL. ......... ............. 23c
A Good Hammer. ............... .......,.... Tic
A 10 at. Tin Bucket II. ............ j.. .....,, II. Tic
A ~ qt Tin Dish Pan. ......... ............... 2oc
A Ia qt Granite Dish Pan -. z. ......"...,... SOC
A 3 ct Granite Coffee Pot. i. ,.......... ....",... 2oc
A l qt Granite Cup =. 80. =. ........ ........ 7c
A Good Manure Fork. .... ...5 II. II. 3oc
A "a gal. Tin Bucket -. -. ..n.... ............ Sc
A | ID. Can Layton Baking Powder -. -. ........... Sc
A I ID. Package Coffee -. =. ...4..... .........I4c
A 2 Id. Can Corn, 4 Cans ............ ~, I5o
A Can Meyers Lye i. \. ........... SC
A Dozen Jelly Glasses -. ~. 22c
A Dozen Water Glasses =. =. .,......... ....... 23c
Flower Pots :. u. ............ ....... sc, &C, &c and &c Each
PRODUCE taken, same as CASH.
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9aRet bic Rleinen nitt ldnscr
am Stidbufeu Ieioen, iUubern eibt
Ibneu iOiOrt Gon3elman's Sbrup
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Hermann Elect ic Light Co.
Notice Of Election.

Hermann, Mo Sept. b.. 1905.
The regular annual m,eig Of stock
holders OF the Hermann Elr,t &c Light Co.
for the election OF seven directors to serve
the ensuing year, will be held al the City
Hall, on Monday, October 3rd, / O6, he
tween the hours OF . o'clock a. M. and IL
O'clock m.
Respectfully,
46-.4 Philip HAEFFNER, Pres
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Peoples Bank
Of Hermann.

D pofitatam Der Dsuti den SduIe
non bcrmann
Depoiitarium Der hermann fire
Jnfuranes 90
Dlreftoren:
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3. u SiIber. penl1 @rlsR,
mir bitten mn scncietcn c5us
| prud inter 0uiihetuus ~rellser BE
oisuun9
u 3. Wdlfer. By 5alsmann,
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