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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-09

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rer9uIb Der SaISliiesn grsnseu Ittnst
Wsrpsnbbortsit uuBer alien 3petitE
Ftt6sn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-09

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helIt. Gs enlb1lt bic Gtnenmtttst
ale relnen 1beer. aussua Uon Haan.
Aenh0rs nIw. welhe ole neilmtttel
lar 0uheu HnO Shwlnbfuttt uUn beu
mebeaintIme GpuersIlen 10 bod oe.
tddtt FnO. Ser S@mlnORd,tioe,
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pber 4uree, mus bee MaHts @ube
hobe nnD 0eS Mornens Ivel ietu non
Mnlh0e BON trpdeuen unb fOIsernben
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-09
Fas dsr aitsn BsTmaD.
eranNenbura.

HetNn. Don UsutIaIanb on
Mmerito ipuroe Der 1860 gu Sibnep
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nsl duss,litFeri, Der ais elmer Der rtrs
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berbunotn nit Sobihloa, In SABRE
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2bGtiettit lpteber duInobm. go ubers
fitl tr in Srontfust an Drain ben ans
esEteIltsu zines BontbdpIes uub roubs
te ibm 224,000 Mori. Bel Sttntt
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td BEN Mibkpbsfibsr IpiHosl GttrIs
in Ielnet Frtitu 9sit iltinere Nrt.ittn,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-09

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-09
@e6rau6t ben
Wine OF
Cardui
IN 8nmre.

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MAR Gner alrat Mat tricIe.
reth4
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teIbfi 50 panief
peinate 1850 900 Sraatn laul.
Ten Goreut Msin pon ben pIpo,
ibeIsrn, wnb kaben FH ~ 0auIe
hrirt pom IoIaem 2eiOsn ME pc
gisAiSRe unO nieSetoraaenoe unb
e~iernodi6mertn, @sibfIab, Tins
iru9tborltlt, Rsrppfitat, e9hin,
bel, nsbtllsit wnO TrObFnn, ptrlrrs
ta6t Our@ wslbli@s S9wd@s,
Dies SinO Isine Ieidten S6ue.
Ner 9orOub Metn turitt, wetn Der
HlrSi iebti9ldet,
Tey Garoui @em rtht Mot
bic preaut. Die HeeanDhua III
inmsplcs. Ct III eiu Rtnsubss
wltttel bon Sstllrdutetn, obne harIt
wne bstbt 0sIteRDlbeils, Ct IN
triclsrsi4, wsiI es dul natlrIIasm
Mese beilt.
Sbr tOnnt ben Wine Of Cardui
bttm slpotbslsr iir Sl.O0 per
Elai9s tauisn, unb tSnnt SRs
beuis aoa bic Sur tults,en.
MOut Sbr W, probitrene
SnEduen, no teinNhsre elEmtllun.
Gen nhthtah uA, a0rsNlgt, be Gtirps
tome onatbthb. The Ladies, Ad.
vlsofy Dept, Tho Chattanooga Nedi-
cine Co, Chattanooga, Tenn,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-09
stuursia.s SPIEL.

Mutttr. mas 1T b.nn bos fir ttn
EARN, ainotr9' 0ey tIeine HreS:
.Mir Aaben @robbotsr uRb Sutet
9snrp in bic @peiistammsr s.iperrI
unb tpsnn fie nod Elm bibGtn wtlber
Derben. sebe I'D biutin gu ibu,n; mir
ipisI,n Daniel unb i'd esbt IN bic SSs
penevubt.-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-09
VIus BEN @,rldtsIooL.

.Mos bobeR Sis sa Sbtts Wsribti
nod ansulabtsn9 sd
ilp Serr Rimier. iH mar bamols bee
iuunlsnlA .Sdppbtl Mtss leiReAD
lu,SA Ossovt. pie has GtIst bOt-
ihr,ibll-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-09
uriads bon sdlafIcNoPelt.

Uriode poN ShIaIIolgFelt.
unneronnIinlelt tort bsluobe tn.
n'er mtbs Dber weniaer Den ehIotl
nnf II oft Oie lrloHe bon enIono.
not Il Hitls Gdne Nub bouernS pnn
9hnmbtrlotn's @anen, unD QshsTst
telden aeheitt morben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-09
.nsudfsSIsr.

Gin ormes STUDENT. Der leinen
&oter mtbr bat, bittst sblt MtnI4eus
trsunos nm cine llnteshibuns.
Riot fr,ipiuis.
Gydmtndtcr: .@osl lluS nit foTm.n
3t%nutntiIsn moIIsn Gle Gromsn mas
&eng Gromiuono; I'D, Id lpltl
ia ni8t, ID muB ia ob.s.s
gu sinI,itis,
Trou Eooitus; .GbsHibobs IDS met.
iAtr HOntsr osIoSt lie IoIlit fi& I@Es
men. AM Sonntog aIoplet gu Ipielen-.
Dsnu pspsgsc: Blob am Corn.
noVvlts's sSs.:.::l eaIvo
Far pslees nuFnas aoros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-09

aItih,rIGums BON teusn 9leiotrr
rtiaiat man. iunem man FL NIT 9rrS
atrtibt, @uutIe Rltibersiums tlrfet
man nit binnem adfftc. RoFEtsTcb,
rem man nit RsgNmaEstf 0ufgttoht
bat. Htl OuntIen @toITsn tiiyIet nan
ten S@mab an AIsibssISumtH MIL
DHunrm acEEee al,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-09

gtosn etaFbISben bon RinSpttb, &c.
fino.i Iia Elm Ebitr Iacu III Sielsm
2uRonne, 70 Irtlt man ibm sirs itari
Il 0riIt GGnupftotot in bic 3aScNs
,sder. Das IitTtn tntTtrnt bic 2stlt.
bic bi, 9lGbuno DtrurioGt bait
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-13
Echoes From a Gift.

In response to a Thanksgiving box sent to the Methodist Orp- hanage at Little Rock Mrs. Fisackerly, the matron, writes:
 Dear Juveniles of the Carlisle Missionary Society; Your letter and the two boxes reached us to-day. Your selections were ex- cellent, and we extend to you our most hearty thanks; the children were made so happy.
 The children need under clothes, stockings and just any thing that your home and chil- dren can use will be appreciated so much; sheets and towels are always acceptable.
 In behalf of these mother-less children again thank you and pray Gods richest blessings upon you"
 The sympathizers of mother less boys and girls are planning to share their Christmas joys
 with these children and want you to help. A little gift. from you would not be missed by you but would make a little heart glad. God. has spared your life
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-13
Christian Church Meetin g Continues.
Many Souls Being Brought Christ through Unng
 Evangelist Clarke his Excellent Wife Daughter

The Clarke family Eyangelists have held the greatest meeting in the history of our county if not in Eastern Arkansas. The people are thoroughly stirred up and for ten miles around our little city they talk of the good meeting.
 Evangelist Clarke belives in the gospel and it's power and he says as did Paul. Tt is the power of God unto Salvation"
 The meeting has been a won derful one in so much as they had no organization to start with there being only four families to start from and i'll three weeks they oganized with almost one hundred members. The meet ing will continue the remainder of this week and ere it closes there promises to be considera bly over 2 hundred.
 On last Sunday evening they organized Yonng Peoples Society of Christian Endeavol with thirty eight members This is one of the nohiest Chris tian societies in our land and ii is doing much towards bringing young people together and advancing the cause of our savior. They will yet organize Ladies Aid Society.
 We unerstand that the church here and at Hazen are thinking Ot extending call to Bro. Clarke and his splendid family to take up the work here. We would be glad to learn of such plans being perfected as Evangelist Clarke and family would add greatly >tC our little city.
 His subject for Sunday morning will be, Give us this day oul daily bread"
 Sunday evening, Rest while.''
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-13
Death of an old and Esteemed Citizen

Death of an old and Esteemed Citizen
 We chronicle the delth of Mr. A. L.. Osborne one of Carlisle oldest an lmost esteemed citizen, which occurel l N3ve .nber 18th last. He was born in Burlington Ohio the 18th of January 1922.
 Entered the regulor U. S. Army, serving faithfully, and continuously during severa Indian ctn oaigns, and during the civil war.
 He " ts married " hiles Station. ed at Fort Washita, in 1861 tt Miss Brid get Mcintyre; which 1 union was one of continuous ana unalloyed happiness and was blessed with seven children five of whom with his widow survive him, Chas. H. and Onney Osborne and Mrs. E. A. Wilson of this place, Mrs. Alice Muzzy of California and Mrs. w. E. Hickey of Rockey o. T., two chil dren, Louis Osborne and Miss Nellie Muzzy having died severa l years since.
 MT Osborne lived in this com munity over thirty years coming South in 1876. Sad as is death 1 the bereaved should remember that behind the cloud is silver lining and a beckoning hand signals, and the spirit of kind I'indulgent husband and father awaits them.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-13

to your children, now show your appreciation by doing a kind ness to one of the least of these. While this is Methodist Orph- anage every body is invited to help. The box will be filled at Mrs. Wells home on Dec. 17uh, bring your offerings not later than that day.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-13
New Bank Organized

At meeting of the farmers and business men yesterday afternoon the permanent organ ;zation of the Bank of Carlisle was perfected and the following
 sers were elected:
 I. R. Wells, President;
 w. H. Nichols, Vice President HI. Buechley, Treasurer;
 R. A. Hutson, Cashier;
 Articles of incorporation have been filed and Carlisle is soon to have two banks.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-13

Dr. Alexander has quite a lot of nure Hondras Rice Seed. Clear of red rice, Will sell at $l.25 nor bushel if taken at once.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-13

Remember that, the organ con- test closes next Saturday night and all votes must be delivered at this office before 10 o'clock PM. of that day.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-13
How The Contest Stands

The following is the standing of votes in the Organ Contest at the close of business Wednesday night:
 Miss Minnie Coburn PHO Miss Leila Ash 1700 Miss Clyde Colclasure 1900 Miss Dessie Deeter 96O Mss Carrie BritZ 300
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-28
ASSESSMENT OF BENEFITS.
Hearing in Matter of Extension OF
11th Street

The hearing of evidence was begun today
before a jury at the city hall in connection
with the assessment of the Dement'S which
have resulted to property owing to the eX-
tension of 18th street northwest, from Flor
ida avenue to Lydecker aver ue The jury
to assess the benefits was appointed by Jus
tlce Barnard of the District Supreme Court,
and is composed of John E. Herrell. James
F. oyster, William V. Cox. William A. II.
Church, Daniel Fraser, Edward Graves and
John II. Nolan.
The District is represented before the jury
by Special Counsel A Leftwich Sinclair and
Assistant Corporation Counsel James Fran
els Smith. while the land owners interested
are represented by Attorneys Mason n.
Richardson. Percival M Brown, Charles H.
Merillat. John Ridout, Leo Simmons Ed
ward y. Newman, Wolf & Rosenberg,
Samuel Maddox, Thomas G.. Hensey and
Eugene A. Jones.
The land necessary for the extension of
18th street was condemned several years
ago, and about $4,000, the amount awarded
as damages for the land taken, has been
paid to the owners of the land condemned
and the extension of the street has been
completed The assessments for benefits
levied by the jury which appraised the dam
ages were never confirmed by the court,
owing to the repeal of the law under which
the original proceedings were instituted and
the passage by Congress of a new assess
ment law. which is regarded as more liberal
to the property owners than the former law
The former Jury was required to assess
the benefits accruing to property from the
| Improvement against the land within an
area of 300 feet on each side OF the street
as extended. whereas the present law allows
the jury 10 assess the benefits anywhere in
the section through which the street was
prolonged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-28
DEBATE WITH NoTRE DAME.
Georgetown Law School Team to Meet
Westernems

Students Of tie school OF law, Georgetown
University, it appears, are rapidly moving
to the fore in the field of debate. Secretary
Richard ]. Watkins of the Georgetown law
school has just completed arrangements for
public discussion in this city between a
team Of Georgetown law school students
and a team from Notre Dame University,
South Bend, Ind.
The debate will occur next May. the ques-
ton TO be discussed affirming that labor and
capital be compelled to settle their disputes
through legally constituted boards of arbI-
tration. The question was submitted by
Notre Dame and Georgetown law school
chose the negative.
The students al Notre Dame, it is stated.
have earned the reputation OF being among
the very best college debaters in the middle
west. and the discussion here in May will
be the first appearance of representatives
OF the university In the east
a preliminary debate for the selection of
members of the team to represent George
town law school is to be held at the Law
School building, sos Z street the evening
OF Saturday. April I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-28
CHURCH OF THE PILGRIMS
Admitted TO Membership by Congre
f,ational Council.

After the council of the Congregational
Church had heard a statement regarding
the organization of the Church of the PHI
grinas yesterday by the pastor, Rev. d. w.
Montgomery, the members voted to receive
the new church into the denomination The
meeting was held In the Ninth Street Chris
tian Church, and after Rev. Mr. Mont
gomery's address the members of the coun-
Gil, together with invited guests, sat down
to supper served by the ladies of the
church Rev. DIR. s. NJ. Newman announc-
Ell the action of the council in admitting
the new church to membership. He also
spoke at length OF the proposed union of
the Congregationalists with the Methodist
Protestants and United Brethren denomina-
tions. which Is In the hands of special
conference which met in Dayton, Ohio, last
month.
The Church of the Pilgrims will build a
house of worship at 9Th street and Massa-
chusetts avenue northeast. The members
of the council are delegates from the
churches OF the District, Baltimore and
Falls Church, Va. DIR. Newman was chosen
moderator, and Mr. Little. scribe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-28
R0IbIbii1ng
Y our self

That is just what YOU are doing
when you fail to get regular aud
sufficient sleep. Your body requires
this unconscious period for repair
work without it your nerve energy
becomes exhausted, and you are
tired, WORKOUT, nervous, excitable ;
have headache, neuralgia, indiges-
ton, poor appetite, or +. other all
ments caused by a lack of nerve
force. Make it your business to
sleep. II you are restless, take DR.,
Miles Nervine; it soothes and
strengthens the nerves and brings
sweet refreshing, liie-giving sleep,
and gives the organs power to work
naturally Try it today.
II had a severe spell Of fever. which left me in
very weak condition and very nervous. l had
severe spells Of headache and neuralgia and could
sleep bur very little Every effort that was made
co tF'''hfL my strength was OF 10 dFall until be
gan taking Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine After
{ commenced TO take the Neryine my sleep was
profound and restful, and the pains IN my head
Hs wen the neuralgia pains left me TO a Ger
tain extent aad / grew gradually better"
MRS f. +. GuBERTSON,
SCI Berylan Ave. Belvidere, Ills.
DIR MILES NERyINE is SOLD RY YOUR
DRUGGIST. WHO WILL GUARANTEE THAT
THE FIRST BOTTLE WILL BENEFIT. II IT
FAILS. He WILL REFUND YOUR MONEY.
Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind.
The Washington times., 1906-05-16
Millions Spent to
Make Clean Beer
Cleanest Manufacturing Process
known Is That OF the Leading
American Brewery,

We regard beer as a food and the
business or brewing beer one OF our
most important industries When We
tell our readers that without exception
there IS no other brewery in the world
50 absolutely clean in its process Of
manufacture IS PIbSt. we speak from
exact knowledge Of conditions. The
monster Pabst Brewery at Milwaukee
represents an outlay Of millions OF dol
lars and many OF those millions have
been expended 10 make the Pabst ex-
elusive process absolutely clean. Pabst
Beer stands alone today. the only food
product that from the beginning TO the
end or Its manufacture is absolutely be-
yond reach OF even the communicating
germs OF tho air
Doctors boil their instruments IN water
70 steriliZe them. Pabst boils his brew
IN closed kettles and thus sterilizes It
From there II passes Il rough steriliZed
pipes 70 sterilized hermetically sealed
tanks where IL IS fermented Then
through more stcrilized pipes il goes 70
stHrllized hcrmetically sealed storage
tanks and when bottled Il is pasteurized
Throughout the entire process II never
IS touched by human hands and comes
IN contact only with sterilized air No
other food product known can show
such record Of positive cleanliness.
This process OF manufacture is the
exclusive Pabst method II is one rea-
son for the always the same. always
the best reputation Of Pabst Beer
The Clo3nest beer and the richest beer
Pabst Beer has no equal as a mild, re-
rreshing, healthful beverage.
The Washington times., 1906-05-16
viii Reach Washington
on Special Tonight Sew
eral Hundred Strong.

About 200 Elks from Baltimore will
storm the Capital City tonight The
antlsred tribe from the Monumental
City come TO lock horns with their
breth n Of the Capital This viii not
be an engagement Of mortal combat
but one of jubilation. Baltimore Is out
for the reunion OF 1907 The lodge Is
making a vigorous campaign 20 reach
this ambition and the visit 10 Washing
ton IS but one Of the many expedieuts
resoTted 70 in this campaign.
There are any number OF good EIks in
both houses Of Congress and these are
the men whose influence with their re-
spective lodges the Baltimore campaign
committee is trying 10 reach Washing
ton lodge is heart and soul with the sis
ter organization Of the neighboring city.
And in order to enhance the object Of
the visit will give a great reception and
entertainment at Elks home in this city
Coming on a Special.
Baltimore lodge viii come over in a
special train. 1t viii be accompanied by
all OF the officers and the Fifth Recf-
meut field music. permission having
been given them 10 parade in their home
city and In Washington. Their marshal
viii be John J. Hanson. a six-footer
and equal to the part with John Roth.
known pretty thoroughly throughout
Elkdom rs an Up-to-date adjutant as
his assistant
The special viii leave Baltimore At 7
p. m over the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
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road. arriving here fifty minutes later
At the station, Washington Lodge en-
To greet the visitors and win be accom-
Ianied by the Marine Band The vist-
tors viii be escorted up Pennsylvania
avenue and then 70 Elk Hall on l.
street.
In addition to n banquet, an elaborate
program has been arranged. which will
include representative from the various
theatrical companies now playing here.
solOists from the. Marine Band and
prominent local talent. Altogether the
event VIII be noteworthy IN the history
OK the local organization.
Officers and Committees.
a committee, with Representative Frank
Nachter as chairman and including
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William I. BrOen!ng and Ralph Sachs.
has charge OF the arrangements on the
part OF the Baltimore Lodge. The officers
Nho VIII head the visiting delegation
are: Leon Schin, exalted ruler; Judge
Charles ". Heuisler. esteemed leading
knight. William /. Broening, esteemed
loyal knight: David Wiesenfeld. secre-
tary- c Ross klosterman. treasurer.
and Eugene O'Dunue. esteemed Iectur-
ing knight.
The members Of the campaign corn
mittee to accompany the visitors are
Joseph Salabes. chairman. J. Albert
Cassedy and Henry ". Mcars
Exalted Ruler Robert r. Mattincly
with the help Of other officers of Wash
ington Lodge, IS working energeticaIly
10 make the affair q success IN every
particular.