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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-27
SHAVE WITH HOT STEEL.
An 0,d cBticg's Advice TO Men whs
Use 81 Hnzor.

Use ~ HnEOF.
"Whcncver | hone a razor" said m
old English cutler. II always give some
advice with II. free. g:aiis. and take
great satisfaction In knowing that /
have made shaving easier and more
comfortable for more than 10000 men.
Almost every barber viii tell you how 10
strop a razor, but II takes cutler to
tell you how to care for your strop and
how to get the best work out Of your
blade.
"a swing strop. canvass on one side
and horse hide on the other. Is the best.
Always hold II taut and draw the razor
lightly. but swiftly. from heel TO point.
II you let the strop sag you will put
q round edge on your blade. Don't for
get to cover your s.-op or put 1t away
In drawer after using. II 1t hangs
In O bathroom near q window the dust
and CRIME yet into Ii and soon take
the edge from your razor. Whether
you keep the strop covered or whether
you don't. rub your open hand over the
two surfaces 10 free IL from dust.
"3ut what consider my most valua-
bic advice Is how TO do away with
shaving paper entirely and at the same
time improve the cutting quality Of the
razors edge Nine men out Of ten
shave themselves In room where
there IL running hot wafer. Now. the
way to get most gratifying result Is
this: Lather thickly and well and LET II
remain on the face half minute be.
fore you begin to shave. II you have
time wash 1t of. for with 1t will come
the grit and dirt that you have loosen
ed up In the pores Of the skin, and then
apply a second coat. II will be as soft,
smooth and clean as new velvet.
"Now turn on the hot water faucet
and let II run. Hold the razor under
the stream until II Is heated. Then
take slanting, or diagonal. stroke, like
farmer does with scythe. not a
square pull. and you viii be amazed 10
find how beautifully and easily the hot
blade cuts the beard.
"When 1t is filled with lather hold II
under the running hot water instead of
using shaving PAPER. This will wash
of the lather and AZ the same time
heat the blade again. Don't be afraid
Of taking out the temper. That would
be impossible il you put the razor in a
kettle and boiled 1t. Try the hot blade
and you'll never shave with the cold
steel again. New York World
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-27
SWEDISH THIEF.
Immigrant Arrested at Ellis Island for
Stealing Employers Money.

NEW YORK, July Samuel Schro-
ekwisky. Swede, former resident Of
Ladkoeping, Sweden, was arrested yes
terday at Ellis Island where he had been
landed from the steamer Carmania,
which arrived last night. on charges Of
having fed from his native city with
large amount Of money not his own.
Later the prisoner was committed to the
Tombs prison by the United States Com
missioners. TO await Swedish extradi-
ton popers. When arrested Schroek.
wisky had $l275 in his pockets in Ann
erican money. 1t IL alleged that Schro-
ekwisky, who was empoyed as clerk
by clothing merchant in Ladkoeping,
sold stock OF the store and decamped
with the proceeds while the owner was
absent.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-27

Europe IL turning 10 America for
ideas in building hotels.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-27

I'm GLAD TO sEE YOU 80 WE'LL SITUATED.
once that the thing Is impossible. It's
O matter Of some dellcacy and one that
! couldn't discuss with stranger"
Bertrand looked dublously across the
desk ut the white haired, ruddy old
man, who was beginning with nervous
fingers to unloose the cord around q
square, thin packet. When the wrap
ping was removed there appeared a
frame Of white cardboard with de-
sign In colors and gilt inclosing pho
tograph which upon inspection proved
to be reproduction Of detail from a
painting of Chartran's, a Brittany peas
ant girl holding bridal veil In her
hands.
This thing seems to be valentine, !"
said the detective, III one may judge
by the design upon the frame"
THAT'S what 1t H." responded Bal
ley, "and fine one, as you'll admit.
My daughter got 1t by mail yesterday,
and want you to find out who sent
It."
Bertrand's mouth md eyes expressed
painful amazelnent.
",rhls Is indeed IA somewhat dell
cate matter, as you intlmated,' he said.
MAY ! ask whether Charlotte has ex-
pressed n wish that ! should do this :
Doesn't she know who sent lt?"
"She says she Doesn't
II shall ask for no further evidence
on that point" responded Bertrand.
"But there was another question
mo. She hasn't expressed n wish
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-27
Saved His Comrades Life.

while returning from the Grand
Army Encampment at Washington City,
o comrade from Elgin, TIL, was taken
with cholera morbus and was in criti.
cal condition. says Mr.. J. Z. Hough-
land. Of Eldon, Iowa. Il gave him cham.
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and believe saved his life I
have been engaged for ten years In i'm
migration work and conducted many
parties 10 the south and west. I al.
ways carry this remedy and have used
II successfully on many occasions" Sold
by Frank Hart leading druggist.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-27
The Trail
Of >
Valentine
t.Ef ~ &k&
ny HOWARD FIELDING


K 7 waaa surprise to Mr Bailey that
the Office of dctertiye agency
"a should present an aspect 40 whole
G some and 40 ordinary. IIe had
pictured II shabby den Of trlcksters
whose trade wns deyervedly III paid,
aud he had como upon sn impulse
wholly ut variance with tho usual cur.
rents Of his life. drcading 10 br seen oi
Hurh nn errand and allnking Ia NJ The
street door in the manner OF II man
who makes bis Iirst distressful visit TO
pawn shop.
Mr.. Bailey was one Of those men In
whose knowledge of life there hre
blank spnces. IN bis ease these gaps
were duo 10 obatinncy When he had o
prejudice against n person. "a place or
an occupation he seemed deliberately
10 cultivate ignorance and 10 Shnn In
formation. AZ II upon d acruplc OF con
science, Because OF this peculinrity hts
notion Of a detectives share In the
wor.d'a activities had become constant,
" more absurd from the day when hc
first attempted TO dissuade certain
young man from choosing that profess
sion. To this young man he had now
come IN a client, surely ut tho spur Of
no small need.
Upon the receipt Of Mr.. Baliey's card
Harley Bertrand dropped q half read
letter and made all haste 10 usher In
his visitor. The obvious sincerity Of
the welcome went far 10 relieve Mr..
Bailey OF embarrassment. and the busl.
nessllke appearance Of the inner Office
helped still further TO put him at his
case.
Harley" said hc, somewhat In the
manner Of the old days when he was
legal guardian TO Bertrand and distant
ly affcctionate~ Harley. I'm glad 10
ace you NO well situated. You must be
getting on"
Pretty well. | thank you. Uncle
John" responded Bertrand. "And how
In II with your AT least you've grown
no older In the year since rye seen
you"
II, needn't have been 30 long" said
Bailey. I'm efTaid you took our diff
fcrenccs too much to heart and thought
that I--er-- Well. you might have
known that | didn't want you 10 stop
coming 10 the house."
TITS very kind OF you to say So"
I'm frank and outspoken." continued
Bailey defensively. "and don't like
your occupation. That's fact tina,
can't be altered. but we needn't quarrel
about H. Wen be debarred from that
in future anyway. because rye come to
consult you professionally. which may
seem TO put me out of the argument"
Unless fail TO help you" said Bcr-
trand.
well, I'm bound to admit that II you
fail | can't blame you" responded Bal.
ley. I'm prepared to hear you say at
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-27

great mental depression. was unable TO at,
tend tony house work, and life became bur.
oen TO ms. Twas confined for days 10 my bed,
lost my appetite, my courage and all hope.
~ could not bear to think Of an operation,
ahi In my distress ! tried every remedy which
thought would be Of any use to me, and
reading Of the value Of Lydia 4. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound to sick women decided
tc give 1t q trial felt 90 discouraged that
had little hope Of recovery, and when began
10 feel better, after the second week, thought
1t only meant temporary relief; but to my
great surprise / found that kept gaining,
while the tumor lessened In aize.
The Compound continued TO build up my
general health and the tumor seemed to be
absorbed, until, In seven months, the tumor
was entirely gone and / well woman. ] am
no thankful for my recovery that ask you
| TO publish my letter In newspapers, 20 other
women may know Of the wonderful curative
powers Of Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound M .
When women are troubled with irreg-
ular or painful periods, weakness. dis
placement or liberation of the female
organs. that bearing-down feeling, in
Hammation, baclznche, fiatulence, gen.
eral debility, indigestion or nervous
prostration. they should remember
there Ia one tried and true remedy.
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
| pound at once removes such troubles
No other medicine In the world has
received such widespread and unquali.
fed endorsement. No other medicine
has such o record Of cures Of female
ills.
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women
to write her for advice. She is daughter
in-law of Lydia e. Pinkham and for
twenty-five years under her direction
and since her decease has been
advising sick women free of charge.
She has guided thousands to health.
Address, Lynn, Mass.
Remember that IL is Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound that is cur
ingwomen, and don't allowanydrugg
TO sell you anything else In its place. /,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-27
Harley oood heayensl Do you

mean .geas
Certainly, uncle. sent that valen.
tine To Charlotte myself. We had O talk
about " by telephone while you were
on your way 20 this Office. She called
mo up on suspicion, 70 use the language
OF my craft. And some words she said
to me In thanking me for my little re-
membranes raised my hope that you
need think no more Of Stephen TEN.
pie"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-27
INTERESTING LETTER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mrs. Sarah Kellogg Of Denver. Color
Bearer OF the woman's Relief Corps
Sends Thanks TO Mrs. Pinkharn.

The following
letter was written
by Mrs. Kellogg.
OF 1928 Lincoln
Ave-, De n v err,
Col. TO Mrs. Pink.
ham, Lynn Mass. /:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:
|" For Eve years ]
was troubled with q
tumor, which kept
growing, ,eausingne
intense agony and
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-20
PRETTY HOME WEDDING.
Marriage Of Mr.. J. n. South and miss
Sadye Loiiln SoIemnired In
this City Yesterday.

AT the home Of the brides par
ents. in this city yesterday after
noon at ago O'Clock, DIR. Geo. b.
Butler, pastor Of the First Baptist
church, united in marriage MI
John N. South and Miss Sadye
Loftin. Only relatives and a few
friends witnessed the ceremony,
and after receiving congratulations
the young couple left by the Gen.
trail afternoon train for a visit to
Houston, from which city they
will proceed to the groom's home
at Simonton, Texas.
The brides dress was OF white
silk poplin trimmed with chiffon
and velvet, and her going away
dress was a handsome tailored gar
net cloth suit with hat and gloves
to match.
The bride is a lovely and accomp-
lished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. y.
C. Loftin and was born and reared
in Navasota. During the one
wears residence of the family in
Bryan she has by her sweet and
amiable disposition, refinement and
intelligence won many warm
friends who unite with friends else
where in wishing for her and her
husband abundant happiness.
Mr.. South is a son of the late
Mr.. Bester South and was reared
in Brazos county near Bryan. For
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-20

a number of years he has held the
responsible position of sergeant
and manager on the large planta-
ton of Capt. J. A. Robertson at
Simonton. He is a young man OF
excellent character and personal
worth and enjoys the confidence
and esteem of very large circle OF
friends here and elsewhere.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-20
cHILp's PATHETIC DEATH.
"pid Santa Bring Ny DOIIf" the Dying
Little One Asked.

New York. Dec. ls.-Clasping her
Christmas doll in her arms hve-year'
old Florence obst died at Bellevue
hospital. The child had been prom
ised a doll and her mother went out
10 make the purchase. During the lat
ter's absence Florence while playing
with matches set fire TO the house.
Her mother found her fatally burned
al the hospital, where, in her single
moment OF consciousness. she asked;
'Did Santa bring my doll7"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-20
TRAIN TURNS OVER.
Over Twelve Persons Were Injured
Same Of Than Seriously.

Hutchinson. Kan. Dec. 1s.-chicaso'
Rock Island and Pacific passenger
train No. 30 was derailed at Cullison'
pratt county. south Of Hutchinson,
The whole train left the track, ana al
but the engine turned over. more
than twelve persons were injured
some of them seriously. The wreck Is
believed 10 have been caused by the
Spreading OF rails. The train was
made up at FL Paso.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-20
Will Benefit AL

Joliet. ILL.,. Dec. l9.-Wages OF 5000
United State Steel corporation EN-
ployes here will be raised Jan. l.
Common laborers will receive an In
crease OF 10 cents per day and other
GRADES a proportionate increase.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-01
aus Sen, County.

- @a8conabe u. 6irft Greet.
g9ittme 8. @olter uun ehnmoia,
friiber bier uObnbaft, mar in gs'
IdaFten bier unb benHbte bic @eles
genbeit nlte 8etnnnte 81 beiuden.
Gm lebten Samitae Gbeno fano
bier Elm iebr out beiu&ter Bnu Natt
Az weiHem bic STOPPER String Ynno
bic Nuiit lieferte.
= SIM 6eim bon Sermnun Seio.
ner bat es am Sonntag eeflnppert
unb binterlieb Der Storh elm mun'
teres Gbhterhen.
Die bteiiae union. Sirhe bal
einen neuen SnrbenanitriG betOm'
men. &e6t TO! uno baut Gaen bic
onran balten.
6rau 6rieberide Sadiit II
nit ibrer @ntetin Gmma Sadrih in
Berger bel ibrer Shweter su bsiud,
-Drate. Serr uno 6ral
3ueipp ppm st. Souls iinb bier be-
benz @bepnar 8m. 9oewide, @lterr
uOn 5rau 8ueipp, gu SeiuA.
Srau Babe bon. Berger oerer
@ntte ppr mebreren @Onaten IL
Sermann ltarb, mar mebrere Gag
bier BEL ibrer betaeten Mutter, Grnl
8iRmunu, gu StiuA.
- Gnorens 8Oeih, unier &Oft
bote, beabfbtiet wieber nah Opens
| bile gu sieben, oa bic neue 8eitein
tbeituna far Gbsans Der 8Oft iulfei
tuini9enswsrtb matt.
Sris gran6t or. tuiro 0ieie'
Sage ua9 SainOis reiien UNI DO iein,
&inber az teiuhen.
unier neuer &oaobOss Guaui
Sshemanuiit nit Dielen arbeiterr
baran bic @eee uussubeRern.
Die 8ibeIusrsin belt seIterl
bier feline Sabresueriammluus oh
9as gicnic Der bieiiaen SOnn
taasiaule finOet an RfinsffmOntnI
ftatt unb 1T iebermnun freunolial
eineetubeu.
-stOtps Sd iOl pisOs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-01

baS paus, unb peraebt feline Minute,
in Der iih bic 8uidnuer auf'8 fba
tifne Gmlieren! ga Die DIRECTION
Oas oroIlee Stud nuf aagemeinep
BuniH nod ipeiter pieoerbulen
mirb, mollen mir bic Nanblune oes
Strides iibereeben, bvnn oaourh
plrbe ben Tbenterbeiudern BET
6%aupteenub oertuea senOmmen tper
ben. Bir t6nnen nur nit euter @e'
mtHen ineen: r@er laden min, per
feline Socsen unb @riuen auf einiee
Stunben u~ereeiien nil, Der iebe lid
ben BnutOFeL8 ruoer an, pno iehe,
tuie man es MAIDEN muB UNI ielbfi
teiner gu rperben; udbreno bic 9a'
men mieoernm BON elmer nmennlih'
en-" Shmieeermutter, bon Senator
Gnberion lernen i6nnen uie man ben
8antOffel lbwinei. Rebr tuouer
mir niht perratben."
uno 10 pouen mir benz 1eiipielt
fuipen. unb AUDI niht mebr per-
ratben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-01
sdfdft ieit 50 Gasen.

-Yhilabelphin, 80, Waai. Sd ga
ae iinb uerfIoEeu, felt Bm. 8.
ghnolbe Der Salafiudt nerfiel,
SIM llniuerit6ts +, Suipitnle tuuroen
nue nur eroentfiHen Mittel nnae'
tpnnbt, um benz ShI6fer gu meden,
bod p~eraebens. S+nnlbe III 80
Sabre oft, 1T nerbeirnthet unb bal
eine Godter, &c rpDhnte in @bae Din.
Dor unaefibr einem Sabre fief linn
elm ihmerer @eaenitanb aus einem
Fenfter bes britteu StodmerIs oui
ben &0pf, Der i'm bic Shibelbefe
Stuer uerlebte. Sm Sanuar unier.
900 er iid elmer Operation i'm rluir
uerIitdts Suipitaf, bel rpelder meb'
rere &nUdeniptitter entfernt ruuroen.
Dies i6ien audi anfnuas bic ae.
pinifte Grleihteruna gu brinosr,
rod bnl6 iteIlte iif bos nlte 2eioen
mieber elm. 8ieberum ruurbe er
operirt unb i'm Gpril bes Sabres
u%eriel er in eiuen sAlai. aeaen ben
Die aunfi Der GerSte uereeblit an.
tdmpit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-01
Dsuti Dies Cbeater.

9ns 9euti9e Sbeater @uiemble
aus ct. Souls petfes boz mebreren
&uden Oabier elm iOeebieeeueS Sat-
ipiel CAB, bat aut uieIieitises
8ertnneen iidJ bereit ertldrt moraen
abeno. Samiiaa ben 2. SUM- cine
sweite 8orfeu Hung gu eeben, uelAe
nidt ueriebten wirO elm sablreiHes
8ublifum anSuSieben.
3ur Gufibruna tDmmt Der Ban'
toffet.8 ruAer," Stwnnt nit @eiana
in 8 aften, melhes Stid ala Der
er6Bte 2n9erfole nlIer Babnen
8eutihlanos gilt unb aud in amcri'
ia feline 5ueiruft bewieien bat. lln'
ter ben Witmirtenben iiuo bic 6erreu
Sans 9oebel, Srib Beeie, @rnit &c.
bert, Oscar &ifter, Baul @eibner
un0 bic 9amen 2ouiie &eImnn,
Jrioa Spble, Crete Wnertens uni
emma Gotta, pelhe iia nae be2
&uies ~seoieGener Shuuipie;er c.
~freuen. &c mirO wDbl lanee onuerr
Bis unieren Bublitum BON 10 bewabr'
ten 8rdften wieoer cine lluterbatt,
nns geaeben uiro.
Die Cincinnati Treie g r e
itreibt iber oaR Stud, mo- ea Dor {
BOten gum * RaIe seeeben plrbe
pie GnsiebuneL'r 6es q a n
tpHet- . ruoer If mod imme,
unuerminoert. uub berridt aunbenb
lid bel ausuertauitem Sauie bi,
tOGIite unb FiurmiiGhe Seiterieit
2ahialuen nie mon fie bier nod
ME i'm 9beater esb6rt Our9brauiel
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-01
Farmers Gram 4
Elevator Co.

eine Dtittbeiluns iir oas Sermnnn'
er 8ultsblatt MAIDEN: onB unIer
SOntnesiduIfef Der st. Sohannes'
@emeinOe gu StOlpe elm frDiiher
Gae MAJ Ilr Sung uno G(t BON Rab
uno 5ern unb aud iiruns &omites
leute. 8ir baden niele fr6tite &C.
iitter aeieDen un0 aud Iusrufe gee
bort: oas 1T bier Elm ih6ues 8inoer'
felt: 50 @ott mllt woIen mir
nber'S Sabr mieoer Elm Suninas'
fhulfsit %feiern, uno iino in Der 1OH.
nuns Dob pir oanu wieoer uiele fr6b'
lihe @eiihter ieben peroeu. Guh
Der 6rouen,Berein 0lutt alien @iitsn
bic ikren giih beiutt baben; nno
oas &omite ipritt biermit ieinen
9lnt aus an Que 8eluder BON Nah
Hnb 5eru; audi 9aut Dem @einna'
DIOR uno ber Muiit.Sano flr bic
Ia6nen 2ieber uno lieblihen 8eiien,
uno last but not least 9nnt benz
Sermnnner 8ol!sblatt weldcs ourd
bftere Sinmeiiune auf bas Set gu
oeGen @rfols beitrug.
SIN Nuitruse oes gomites
s. SrOmm, s. 8uidel, SenrD
8aedJer, uno S. 9tid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-01

$3.50 ~~~~@s~s-~a
2ladruf an unIcre 9cIicbtc Wiuiter 81
oltna3eu9en, 9eitorbcn ben u No
1905.
Sin Snbr 1T id,on bahiu periloIicu
Sin Sohr 10 reidl all biitercm 4cib
Sin Sabr mt oiclen idperen Stunoen
Sn tleleI ouhtler lrouristeit.
Sb9Ieidl Du hier mur furSe 3eit
SeptIaert IN bic Strtblidlteit
Pilt Du bod nun cin leli9 Gipo
y9ie ale Sotieetinoer Iino.
g0ir haben her5lid, bid oeliebt
Gcin Soot nun inni9 inc betriiht
limb adj. mir tonucns nid)t ueritcben
Sab 9u 10 balb muBt bon unS 9ebeu.
@eineno ltaieu mir 9ldI nieocr
Sn Hein itilIee S%dlaiocmadl
giienaIc tebrit III Su unS pieoer
Daruni ipeincn mir Cir uad,.
Gnolidl hat Tu iibcritnnoen
Wiand1e idllutrc barte Stmoen
Dlandlc Soq uuo mand)e yladt
Sait Du in Sd)mer5en 5usebrad,t.
Stdnobait halt Oh tic ertraoer
Define Sd,mer3en, oeiue pila9en
9iS Der Fob oein Nn9e bridt
God per9ciien mir DID nid)t.
Gelpiomct pom ben Rinoern
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-01
Dos orSste Derbred,en.

nv.
ben idlimmiten 8rtrr9 On Der Meuim,
belt bt9ehsu jeue s%ewiirrloien luod-
Ialber, ntlte nus Der Guglt ppn Dem
Diem oes Tobes btrlbrict &ranter
8opitct idluaen; wslhe lid on blefer
ia|mmeruOllen 9Oib bsrsi bern, inoelH
le uuttr ele,sneriiheu 8eriprr6uraeH
elmer mm6sIidsn 9eiltrnit @rtarsn
pertuuien, Die beiteu 5atls ui1t betfen
tbnnen, meiitsns abr ben 10 I6On ae.
ihnGhtvn a6rpsr nod mehr I'll rlrer,
@eun gua 8opIidmerSer. @altiaIeit,
Gtbemuulb, SerjtIppfen unb .ge,Itcpf-
uns ne t uuOeren @erbaurngsStbruuaea
onrnn semaben. ous ii Gatem OraoH.
tsmls eiue SiDruno etngstreteu 1T,
uelde BEL 0eruod l%iihsuHg Su tem
Sdlimmlen fiihrsn mn6, 10 trbiet ienem
bnbihhtl9en gru9 ridt bas minot Ite
@sb6r. Cheat nur benz e5ritten Rorte
@ertraueu, Oriitn @abr hRit SIR oe,Set
an rsm frOhen 8suanlii Don GouieuoeH
erproben f0nnt, be lire @eiunoh it
mieoer erbielteu BURG bic gInwsnouua
Der beritmtsn 81. 8etnatb Gtduter.
pltIeu, 9ieii lpirtti9s Nr5sHei eritdlt
nur RENE, heiltrdftiae 8~ilonSeni6fie ulO
broudt oesbulb feline 8hfsttfIe, uuter
wrlher iih ihdbllhe $Iiis psrteraeu,
Ole MIR cine uOriibsrasbenpe 9k6srnnO.
uiemoIs aber cine SeiIuus b~rrbeisuflb.
rem permbs'n, iuis 6ds Die atibewdbrieu
81. Bernard Rrdnterpiilen thuH.
Sllle SpOtbsisn rs Gents
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-01

Sn @hicnao brduute ~uUraeitern
armour'S @etreibeipetd1er, in BEN
fia line halbe Mi&ongui5et @etrei.
tie befnnben. ob. Ter 8erfult betrdei
etr6n cine Miuion Dollars, audi MUIR.
ben bier meuihen Oertest. 5elbf-
eutsanouna Gilt ola Gattehunesnr,
infe.
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Neue Nn3elgen

DamF, Die llricrScihncten ipteuen bier,
NH nllea rerientyen mcldlc aul Diontna ner
Il. Nioi, 1906. 10 dnRcrit 3Iblreib Der &c
rrpi9um9 ibreS mGigit9cIiebten Yatero.
SrcBpaicrS, SdnuieaeruoisrS uio HuIoerc
Dontel Nnip. Sentor,
belpobntcl. lbren her, iidlien 9ait ans NH
beiorbever SrlpdhanM oce 4SaIt T GdiSe.
Der pcrmnmer 6rrimourerloBe, Der Sar9.
trd9cr uno Slnmenlpenoer Inls olIer, bic
iburn ii oicien Sugrn Der 2rducr uto !0eim
iudlung t~rpiicno uno buieno nnhe iraicn
Die ir uuern D Ell 0iutcrbiebenen
Ncrmnim II. Herger, ben %. Mai. 'O6.
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Dies III Die Salon Der abaefpannt.
belt, Der &opfihmersen unb berSrhb.
iabrsbeiHrerber. 6paiher's &udg
Mpuntain Gbee 1T Elm iideres Dor.
beuamittel. Moht eum tart unb
fraItie. IS Gents, Tbee pber Tnbs
Ietten. @alter Bros.
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Die bRstgI ETntGnaSCliIGl

Champion unO RcGUrmid, tina
SinOer uuf uslde man iia ieOerseit
uerlaFen tam.
8epernturtbeile fur betoe Binber
itets U%Orratbis bel mir gu babeu.
Gud babe ih nllerlei nnOers
5nrmeerdtbidaften unO Raidineu,
iOrpie 8inOerfaOen (Swine) gu Der
t%aufen.
Srib Sruens,
bermann, mo.
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Notice of Election.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of The Farmers & Merchants Bank will be
he d at the Office of the bank on
THURSDAY, JUNE Il, 1906,
beginning at 9 o'clock a. m, until IL
O'Clock noon OF that day, for the purpose
OF electing seven directors Tor the ensuing
year.
AUG BEGEMANN JR., Secretary.
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perlamat.

NGbGCn fir olscmcine 5auSarbeit in
Der Samilie cincS Sanblun 3sreiieuOcu. 9t.
belt lcidt; giann beS 9aulcs itcts auf Sisi.
len.
SrS. 6. Raud
1862 Qrairic glue.
81. 2ouiS, Wio.
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SIR iablt ben 9sben ipenOen Strom
iuf0rt, pie SIR i'm ushmt. Cine
milOe linOernbe @drme fIilt bic Ners
uen nnb bas Rfut nit 2ebeu. @s III
Elm tuabres gerenleen, Soniher's'
&udp MDuntnin Gtee ~ nehmen.
So Gents, Gbee Uoer Eabletten. 8al'
Ter Bros.
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~ gprrNp-aesuasu unb g,n;;r3uusen BON algs'
rrsirtm SnttrtT, NIB :rt.t'u, utfiHtrl ms @
bndb WSttHens Wittrpd srrtthtn IEnt el'
arhnttn INisrtr 9rvreloenbtrten lnpo NV
ia, n,routmnriIin. Ser fpobrs 0drit bts
ehretbsrs mig ans IN nlsn Saltn ni'ts''
thtilt iptrben.
~ au,ttoeu Don NJ thr eis 8 Son SrbBe rtarsr
ip6t,hens 9onn. rst.1 W3rltu 'in9srsinl psr'
f.n glatn SouEsrstaq wRItta8 msrotn nin'
lubttesn an9sn0ulHisR.