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The Van Buren press., 1875-01-26

"A few evenings ago young man
went to spend the evening with his aif-
anced. Daring the evening he told a few
stories and called them tales The lady
reproved him, and told him, he should
say anecdotes" After a short time he
went out to see his horse. When he re.
turned, she asked him how his horse was
getting along. "Oh." said he, "he's all
right, only the calves have chawed ofhis
anecdotc."
" Suppose you were suddenly confron.
ted by highwayma and ordered to de-
liver up your revolver" asked lady of
an armed beau, {" what would you do |"
"Well," said the gentleman, II think !
would compromise by keeping tue re-
volver. and giving the highwayman the
contents"
A witty moralist says that many n
man thinks it is virtue that keeps him
from turning u rascal, when it is only II
full stomach. One should be careful not
to mistake potatoes for principles
In Holland, horse -siloeing is done in
way very comfortable for the horse and
convenient for the smith. The horse
stands in a stall. across the end Of which
is fastened bar. The horses leg is
bent to the knee. the foot tied to the bar
aud the smith, having both hands at lib
erty, the work is speedily finished.
MIR. Asa Flower is spoken Of as a
man in Texas politics. "Cometh up As
. Flower" wouldn't be a bad motto for
him to adopt.
-"i am astonished, my dear youag
iady, at your sentiments; you make me
art" "Well, have been wanting you
s start for the last hour"
"A somewhat simple woman was nsk-
ed whether her husband feared God, and
replied, " guess he does, for he never
goes out Sundays without taking his gun
with him
A short man became attached to a
tall woman, and somebody said he had
fallen IN love with her, " DO you call il
falling In lover" said the suitor; "it',
more like climbing up to it,"
I'VE lately noticed an advertisement
headed, 90 Two Sisters Want Washing
So doa good many brothers.
A Pittsburg woman was cured OF
spccchlessncss by priest. Her husband
Il snow prowling around after that pries
with shotgun.
"A boy let a jug, containing 80 cent,
werth Of molasses, which he was carry
ing along the avenue, and his walls o
despair, ~ he saw the stuff streaming
over the aag. stone, secured for him thir
tseu shillings from the benevolent pc
destrians. (" Fifty cents for molasses
two shillings Tor a jug. and seven shill
ings for the circus" Is tho way the bo,
agured as he started for crockcr,
store.
Allows business now ?" inquired on,
merchant OF another the other day. "Dull
fearful dull ~ was the re ply. "The fac
10 that nobody buys anything but provis
ions and whIsky-the bare necessares o
LIE ~ Il we're.
There ID sacrcdness In tears. They
are not the marks Of. weakness, but o
powss. They speak more eloquent,
than zen thousand tongues. They ar,
the messengers Of overwhelming griet
Of dccp consrittot, and Of unspcakabl
Iove'ssnv1 he's sga gup.s5 iir ~ tia,
III kusn hrs ssright to be proul o
anythlng. ills 4 good notion. done rs |
ought to be, without any base iuteres
lurking at the bottom Of It
The Van Buren press., 1875-01-26
100 sacks

NAPT. Perry's Liverpool SALT. for sale
~ right from the ships hold on to the deck
of the Caldwell, rat and plump; and weigh 20C
lbs, and over. For sale by
G.. AUSTIN.
The Van Buren press., 1875-01-26

Little johnnie Is dead, but before
his spirit was waited to angels, he re.
questcd that q water melon vine might be
allowed to ramble at will over bis grave
that It might be a warning to future gen.
erations.
blessed DO ,he hand that prepares u
pleasure form child, for there IL no say.
ing when and where It may bloom forth.
The Van Buren press., 1875-01-26
Oliver Springs Grange, No. 347.

!. ). BoArRIGnr, Master,
william Burgess, Oversecr,
+. \. lSoatright Lecturer.
Isaac Walker. Steward,
W. \. Kelley. Assistant Steward,
VIM. l.. Parsly, Chaplain.
j. +. Winfrcy, Treasurer.
X. T., Burgess. Secretary,
>. G. Hall, Gate Keeper
Mrs, Mahala Johnson, Ceres
Mrs. NJ, Burgess. Pomona.
Mrs. Margaret Winfrey, Flora,
Mrs. Julia Beam Stewardcss,:
Regular meetings, Saturday before the Sec
ond sabbath in each month. NJ | o'clock, p IN
Mcmbets in good standing are rcspeC tfuliy
invited to meet with MS.
The Van Buren press., 1875-01-26
Shamrock Grange No, -.

: Il Cox. Master,
W. b. shoemaker, Ovcrseer,
I.eondas Neal, Lecturer,
Houston London, Steward,
James L. Shoemaker. Asst Steward,
Eli Oliver, Chaplain,
Manson W. Ii.l. Treasurer,
II. u. Hale. Secretary,
Samuel Illl, Gate Keeper
Mrs. Rutha Hale, Ceres,
Eliza V Shoemaker, Pomona,
Narcissa Shoemaker, Flora,
Judia London, Stcwardcss.
Meetings Saturday morning O'Clock. after
the full moon of each month. Grangers ii
good standing are invited to meet with us
The Van Buren press., 1875-01-26
Lafayette Grange, No. 40.

RICHARD HILL. Master,
Thomas N. Ingram, Oversecr
Elisha Dean, Lecturer,
James T Jones. Steward.
Icondus NJ Hill. Assistant Steward,
W. G.. Meadors, Chaplain,
Columbus G. Adams, Treasurer
W. T. Dean, Gate Keeper,
William A. Arnold, Secretary,
Mrs. Mary +. Hin, Ceres.
Mrs. Caroline Dean, Pomona,
Mrs Caroline Love, Florav
Mrs T.. V. Meadors, Stewardess
Regular meetings every saturday, before
the first sabbath in each month, at the resi-,
uence OF Elisha Dean. ut o'clock, p. m, and
we earnestly invite members in good stand
ing of other Oranges to meet with us.
The Van Buren press., 1875-01-26
Alma Grange, No. 20.

NJ. +. LOCKE. Master,
\. j. Steward, Ovcrseer,
4. l.. seward. Lecturer
j. T.. smith, Steward.
W. Il. Boiling, Assistant Steward,
\ Is. Dobbs, Chaplain,
I. W. Boiling, Treasurer,
\. B. Howell. Secretary,
r. r. Byars, Gate Keeper.
Mrs. n A Locke. Ceres.
Mrs. b i. Renfroe, Pomona.
Mrs. NJ. \. Pride. Flora,
Mrs. NJ. 4. Smith, Stewardess,
Prairie Grove Grange. No, 17S.
CuAs. r. PERRINE. Master,
VIM. 4. Morgan, Oyerscer.
Samuel l,arnsden, Lecturer
j. b. Smith. Steward,
j. ID. Parker. Asst. Steward
Saml. r. Boprland. Chaplain,
John B. Kiblcr, Treasurer,
J.. 4. Bryan, Secretary,
John kibler. Gate Keeper
Mrs. A. J. Winters, Ceres,
q" d. c. Kibler, Flora
3" Kate Shields, Pomona.
Emma Miers, Stcwardess.
The Van Buren press., 1875-01-26
Arizona Grange, No. so.

AtIIouu uiuhSts 4>V' wv
g. c. HOLLAND, Master,
CIV. Mceks, Oyersecr,
Walter Fine, Lecturer.
". NJ. Wicket. Steward.
w. NJ, Walker. Assistant Steward,
20. Kelley. Chaplain,
&. 3. Roe, Treasurer,
II. Varble. Secretary.
w. NJ. Varhlc, Gate Keeper,
Mrs. Cancttc lIanlin, Ceres,
Miss Sarah Mckibben. Pomona,
Mrs Catherine Walker, Flora,
Mrs. Martha Gilmore, Lady Asst Steward
Hickory Grove Grange, No. 21O.
TJ, STEWARD, Master,
w T. Iaden, 0yersecr
n, Snow. Lecturer.
James Filbin. Secretary.
a. Howell. Assistant steward,
j. u. Ilill Chaplin
John Spicr, Treasurer.
:. ID. Mcclure. Secretary,
William Asbell, Gate Keeper,
Mrs. II. NJ. Steward, Ceres,
Mrs. r. T. Bragg Pomona,
Miss y. u. Spler, Flora,
Mrs. NJ. Bullock, Lady Assistant Steward
Regular meeting first Saturday after full
moon.
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Oranges n Crawford County.
Crawford Grange.

Crawford Grange.
JAMES SANGSTER, Master.
HIRAM BRoDIE. Overseer,
W. A. B. DAyENPoKr. Lecturer.
THOMAS ). FOSTER. Steward.
:. 4. CoTTRElL- Assistant Steward,
PEARSON MAYfIELD, Treasurer,
Z. B. LoID, Chaplain.
II. G.. HATHAWAY, Secretary
\. j. FOSTER. Gate Keeper,
Mrs. JULIA FOSTER, Ceres,
Mrs. HIRAM BRoDIR, Pomona.
Mrs. SUSAN a. LoID, Flora,
Mrs G.. NJ. HOLMAN, Lady Asst Stew Il
Mulberry Grange, No. 1877.
T.. lloPPER. Master.
W. =. BAILEY. Overseer.
W. j. REMY, Lecturer.
T. B. REMY, Steward.
j. B. GOODMAN, Assistant Steward.
JosEPH ScorT, Chaplin.
4. W. MARLrR, Treasurer
WILLIAM WMkERsoN. Secretary.
ELI MORGAN, Gate Keeper.
Mrs. T.. A. QUEsESBERY. Ceres.
Mrs. FREDoNiA SCoTT, Pomona.
Mrs. MARY BENNETT. Flora.
Miss Josis WIGLEY, Asst. Stewardess.
Sarah Grove Grange, No. 81.
JoHN =. MATLoCk. Master,
A. Gooding, Overseer,
j. =. Daniel. Lecturer,
james Whitehead, Steward,
4 ~ Matlock Assistant Steward,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-10
YrekprOaek.

Gin bemerfensipert6er 8reBpro3eB lit
Der BON ben WarDlanoer o~emofratti3en
Staatsbeb0rben 9egen ben republtfa1lz
f0en Baltimore American" eingeleitete.
2ebterer bate bon etuem angelebenen
8lrger cine @inienbung enlightenment,
tpel6e ben btsberlgen 0ouperneur uno
stpei anDere Staatsbeamte bel6Ilotgt,
beim Qlnfauf zines @runoitiideS fir etn
Ql~rbettsbauS bic Werf3euge zines vJttn9s"
getpeien su letn. Die bret Bealnten baben
0ararf ben American" Derfla9t uno ners
Iangen aIs G6renpunOpfaiter $lO0. 900.
Ser beribmte Geoerop Spbn on,
troB 1etner a6taig Sabre nod tmmer
Der i6arffinntslte ulb 9ei6euteite Der
arneritant19en Nopofaten, bat nun, obs
glei6 CT ielbit Oemofrat lit, benz Derz
flagtem republifauil6en 8Iatte uments
geltli9 feline Dtenite angeboten un6
i9reibt barIber: vWfetn 8etpeg8runb
bel oielem @nerbteten lit Der: Aus Der
8eronIaliuug 81 6teier &lage i6lteBe i6,
baB e5 ft1 babel UNI bas 0ffentlt6e Wobl
banoelt uno oaB babel Die Sretbett
uno sc ibIt6teit Der 3ettungss
pre1e NIT ms Spiel fommt."
JteperoD SoDnlon nil Der Brefie 6as
Gedt sur ~ftrenglten &rttit Der Nmts>
banoluneen Der Beb0rbeu tpabren. uno
auf einen iOl6en &e9tsbet1tano geftlBt,
1ie6t Der American" benz Yroselle nit
0eiterfeit ent9egen.
Ser American" 1T ni9t ettpa elm
SfanoalDlatt mte bic Chicago Times"
1onosrn cine ab9eleben bonn Partet;
ltanopuutte- tpirtli6 9eotegent uno iebr
anitGnbi9 gebaltene 3eitung. 9aben bic
in 1eiuen Spatteu beibul3ieten 8ebDroen
Elm gutes @epifien, 10 burften fte nur ibre
&e9tferttgung gu Bapier brtn9en, nno
Ser American" bdtte oer1elben Die Nufs
nabne setpiB ni1t periagt. 9ur3 bic
Salt, tpolnit ie Die 9ilfe Der 8eri6te
9eaen ben American" ouriefen, MAIDEN
tie it6 erlt re@t nerbG6tig. UNI 10
mebr, ais tpirflt6 AUDI in Der bemDfras
tii6en Bartei War1lanbs, nte Ieioer IN
ieoer berri1enoen 8artet un1aubere
Gltquen ODER gfinge borbauben ftnb.
Oie 8rei1e fol- aud in ibrer Seurtbetz
lung bon 8eamten Wfa6 balten. Aber
es siemt fi9 fir 8eamte i9le6t, Elm ses
adtetes 8Iatt auf S6abenerfoB gu bers
flaeen, tpenn bas Blatt elnem tDett Der>
bretteten Berba6te ge8en tie, baau nod
in %auftGnoiger uno g%emGBigter Wetie,
gtaum eiebt. Wirfli6 ebrenfeite 8ez
ante tperben in einem iol9en Sale fro6
1etn tpenn i6nen 6ur9 cine oerartt9e
G%inIeubuna cine pafienoe @e~Iegenbeit our
3ertrsnung zines iOL@en gerOa1ts ses
oebeu tpirb; 1ie tperben nt9t Der1u6en,
Sur6 &lagen unb 8eanipru6ung grOBer
GntfhGbt9uuqs1ummen elmer oas allge=
meme 8obl bertreteuben Breiie ben
Mtunb gu itopfen:
Son oteiem @efi6tspunfte aus be-
tro6tet aud GeberoD Sobnion Bic Sadie,
inben1 er nit benz oertlagten American"
3uglei6 vbie 5reibett uno geitBIi9fett Der
:3eitnngspreiie" Dertbetot9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-10
criticize BnincIs 5faafs-Beh1tna

fertbrons ~ansetpanbtsn Mittel in ben
&ugen Der geretntgten Staaten ais obne
gouma6t bes meritantiden 8Olfes erz
griffen un6 ge9en ben Miuen Mnb Die
Wteinung bethlehem in IuSflbrun9 ee>
bra6t, betrG6tet nerben miliien -. Oas
@olf BET 8~ereinigten Staaten ertpartet
aufs 8eitimiateite, baB Der Sailer Der
Sranaoien Of . / t nit Beittmmtbeit err
tlGren tperoe, Die Sbdtigfett letner Nr=
NEE in Mterifo etniteIen uno bieielbe
mad Sranfrei6 aurlfrufen gu pouen,
obne trgeno Elm 3ugeitdnontB bon unies
rer Sette. Gs lit Die Nnii9t bes Strait
oenten Sobnion, baB Srantrei6 bic
Seimberufung ieiner Sruppsn nt9t
nm einen A%ugenbItG Der5O8ern
bari. uno mir eriu9en oarum, nns bic
b e it / mm 3ettangabe bteier
9eimberufung 3ufommen gu l%aiien."
8or bteier BoIttif fam aud ber
enti9ieoenite @esner Nnbrem Sobnlon's
ben6ut abne6men, uno er ertpeiit oaeur0
benz tooten HrGitDenten cine gang anoere
G6re, ais tperu CT am Sar9e oelielbeu
&rofo6iustbrGnen DergteBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-10
&mft, 9t@t MmS @aTer~

Su einem 10 eben [2tnfangs Sulil bon
Ser @eiunbbeitsbeb0rbe Der StaOt Mien
eritatteten Sabresbert6te ftnOen mir
peinIrb intereiiante MtittbeiIunsen iiber
Die lrt mno Meiie, tpte GauienOe BON
Menf9en in Ser nl60nen, Iuittsen aai=
ierltabt" uobnen. 9tdmlt6 ni6ts tpenis
ger ais i96n un6 Iuittg. Die 3abL Der
pe9en Mangel an Qt6t uno 2nft, ooer
ueberfuB OIL Teu6tigtett geiunobeitsge:
fGbrltben 8obnungeu in 8ten miro aut
Die enorlne 3abl BON 1906 Gr9eeeben.
Solgenbe Mtttbetlunsen aus benz 8ert6t
iinb bon Sntere!ie:
Sine reselm6bi9e ueberfiUuns ersab ii6 Bel
ienen SGblrii4tenbdnblern, 'Oetde bic in t9rem
Iuftraee init Seitbietun9 Don 9ebratenen Saitaz
MEN unb bon SiOfrG5tcn lid beidaItisenDen
GeeDiIfen bsberbsrsea. nnO in @d4men, mo OF
raum finoen, beren 10 bis I2 ltnterbri1ge1l.
Gin Stei6ss finOet bel Sen dltoDii9en tn9aa
9el6dft init Obit, @riinrpaaren unb 8lumen be-
IEeibsHReR @sbilfeH bsiherlei @sl4Is9ts bsbeFs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-10

Su Stem Oort bat 6as f6amIoie @ez
babren Der Yertbei0tger & Deeo's s, tDel=
6e 6unoerttauIenbe bon S6alern 0es bon
ibm aeftobIenen @eIbeS ais 9obn
fit ibre 8cnliibungen etnladen, 5ur of
feutli6en @r0rteru1g Der TrGge getibrt:
pb benn He9tsantpGlte aMBerbal6 aQer
@ren3en bes fir anoere Meni6en geltenz
BEN Chr uno YfLi6tgefIbles
fteben; ob'bet tbnen fir anitdtotg 9elten
6arf, mas BET anberen Wfen16en rteoerz
trG9tig unb ebrlos lit g Wtan fra9t. OBJ
Semanb, BET piiientLid geito6lenrs 0ut
BON etnem 8erbre6er ntmmt, nm otelen
bur6 elenbe &uiffe uIb pftffe, GifteIeien
unb 6aar1paLtereieu bon Der tpoDlberz
bienten Citrate gu befreten, tpeniger ebr7
los uno perG6tli6 iet, Denn CT oerarttge
16mubige Mrbeit fir ietnen vSerut"
erflGrt, 5. 5. 1i6 NDbofat neunt, als
tpeuu CT etn gewObnIiaer PrtDatmenl9
lit.
2eiber lautet 6te Intport, peI@e auf
6teie Sragen Die & ; a 6en IN
sNmerifa geben, anoers, ais bteient9e,
ipelhe Der ~gelunbe Oteni6enDeritano
9eben muB. : 9enu Sbatia9e, fldgltbe
Sbatia9e lift es, baB in Nnertfa Dem
&e6tsanmalt d t IN benz gletden
WtaBe tpie anbern Mfeni6en, @brs uno
S6amgefibL Sugemutbct miro. Wlan
mutbet ibm n / d ME anberstpo in Der
Welt, gu, nur 1ol6e Sa6en gu Dettreten,
tlr Die er nit ietner eDrli6et ueber5eus
9ung etniteben farn. SIM @egent1etl,
ietn Nnieben iteist in benz WaRe, in weIs
6em er it9 fGbts 8ei9t, benz offenbaren
nnre6t, bus er eIb It ais oIs
DIES erfennt, Iber biegtnforbetunsen
bes @eiebes gum Siege gu Derbelfen.
Gin Sail, mie Der bes Nbpotaten SC e.
neaID III Gnglanb, pel9er tuegen ietz
mes Gifers fir ben fall9en Si6borne
bon Der gar5en 8ebilbeten uub geitttetem
2SeIt in Die N6t ertlGrt tporoen lit, nGre
in Nmerifa unoenfbar. Ster nIrbe Elm
Mbnofat unter Gbuli6en 3erbGItut1len
gu bobem &u5me ~gelan9en. uno umge>
te6rt pIrben in gagl9Mb, pie in 0eMti9s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-10

Lamb @6bofaten, tpeI6e einen 8 N b
auf iol6e Meiie, nit oI6cn U2ttz
teln uno I'm iOl6en 4rets Dor citrate
au i6iiben iu1ten, ME es BON benert lit
ytew yort 9ei6eben lit, bet augenetlen
Serd0tung ~Derfalleu.
Die nria6e bieles l1nterl6teoes lie9t
oartn, oaB man in ben gefitteten GGroern
@uropas baS @een beS Dffentlt6en
Jte6ts pett uber bic bloBe Sorm oe11els
ben iebt uno oaber niht Wtan9elhattIgs
tett oeS S6ulobeneiies fir gIet6beoeu>
teno nit lln19ulbsbetpeis bait. 8on
Dem Ee6tsantpalt tpir6 brIben nt6t nur
borausgeiebt, ionoern in manben S1n>
bern iogar auSoridlt9 auf letnen Gt6
ooer 1etn @brenmort 9efOrbert, D0B
er nt6t Derih6en bari, our6 unreolt6e
&ntfte ODER 8erbrebungen ben tpabren
Sa0oerbalt 5u Derounfeln, Die Wabrullg
oes0te6tS 5u bemmen, Ober au ~nerbtnoern.
WobI bat bort Der Bertbetotger aue bte>
ienigen Bunfte b~erporaubeben, tpeI9e Die
S9ulo oes N%n9cflagten in Sra9e 3u 1telz
leu, ooer letne StraffGat9felt 5I nltloer1
8eetgnet 1ino; nt6t aber miro ,tb11 geitat7
tet, auf D0uig untpeientli6e, ben 2batbez
itanb nt6t beribrenoe Sormfebler bin,
ODER bur9 miiientIid faIi6e Dar1teuun9
Der Sbatla6en, ooer our6 8erDtrrung
unb @inl6I9terung Der 3eugen, ooer gar
bur6 robe un6 nieoertrG6ttge gei6tms
pfuug uno 8erleumoung bon 3eugeu
eiaen un5peifelbaft S6ulbtgeu vonrhs
subeiBen". gSer oerglet6en oriiben
Deriuhte, benz mirbe gar balo Elm 3iel
gelteGt, D. +. er tDiiroe ais Elm HntpurDtz
get aus benz MISUNDERSTANDING ausseItoBen
tDerbeu. uuo gang 9eDiB plroe oaS
Damn gei6eben, tpenn ct 1t6 fur 1etne
Qetltungen bur6 etilen meit auBer alien
Nerb6ItuiB gum Bertb Ieiner Nrbeit
ftebenben NntbeiI an benz BON
etnem G~Iienten getobIenen
@ute be3ablen lieBe.- So, IS fonnte
DIES etna III Sranfrei6 tbGte, ietnem
@Iienten i'm 3u6tb9u e 0e1eul1aft
5u letiten babeu mIroe.
Isle anoers bier! = 9ter gilt fir bobe
8e6tsmeiSbett, mas mGu anoerstpo
i1ma9poae 8erbrebuns bes Jtebts
rennt. Ser Sab, baB ieSer Nngetlagte
10 LANCE fir uni3ulotg gu 9elten bat,
bis tbm ietne S6ul6 beUieien lit, lit
babin perfebrt mOroen, baB fetn Bers
BREEDER 1traffGaig it,. tpenn benz ionnenz
flaren 8emeile ieiner S6ulo Elm Douz
fommen uEmelentli6er uno fir bic Sa6e
glei9siilttser Sormfebler en%tgegen9eiteut
tperoen fam. nnb fOl8eri9ttg lit Die
Grtiiftelung FOLDER Sormfebler gum
MaBftobe Der &e9ts9elebriauIfett gez
tporoen. - Die 9te6tsantpGlte merben,
mo- io!be gni6auuneen berri6en, bon
allen Nnforoerungen Der ue6er5eu9un9ss
trp,tp 1nA >GhrLid1feit eutbunz
Den uuo bic 9aubbabung Der Ge6tSpFege
tpirD gu einem aartsnipteI, bet wel6em
ale Sniff e geltsu. NaS IN oiIoern
Qanbern Die 9faffenberri3aft 1T, lit in
ben Ser. Stoaten Die Northumberland,
uno cine augeInetne Qebung Der itttll6en
Nni6auungcn nno oes Nedtslebens
pGre init Dem Sturae ieuer 0errl9aft
glei9beoeuteuo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-10
Ser perftorbeue stnSrep SObnfOn.

@ebpreu am %. Oe3ember 1903 ais
arnler 2ellte &inb in GaleIgD TN Staate
Ytoros @arpIina, mu6s NnoreD SobIlo11
III Nrrnutb mnb ultDil1enDett auf.. So1
erIernte er ais S1netoerleDrl1ng 1T Jtas
Iei9b ipenigitens bas Selen. Sn 1et1elrt
IS. Sabre fam ct ais S6netoergeieQe
ua6 0reenoiue in S1tzSennel1ee, er orr
beitete bort ouF ieinem 6anotpert, perDelz
ratbete ii6 uno erlernte l1lIt 9ulTe 1eI1er
fSrau oas S9reiben uno Jtecbnen.
Sein @brgei3 trieb tbn b9lo 5ur Pollz
tit. S1on in ieinem q. Sabre Duroe
er @emeiuberatb pon @reenptae uno in
ietnem %. Sabre 8itrgermetlter. Sn ietz
rem q. Sabre lDuroe er BON ben Oentoz
fraten in bic Staatsgeiebgebun9 bon
Genneifee gepdbLt. Sm 33.Sahre bra6te
er's ,unn StaatS Ienat0r, in 30. Sabre
aum W2itglieoe oes nattonalen Ab8eoros
f%etenbauIes, Dem Ct nun 10 Sabre ais
eifriger 9emofrat an9ebOrte.
Sn 1einem As. Sabre uuroe er bon BEN
0emofraten gum @ouperneur bon Eens
nefiee oeip16lt uno 3pet Sabre 0arauf
erfolgte letne WieoererDGblung.
Sn feinem 40. Sabre in ben 8un6es>
ienat getpGblt, belt er oaieIbit ebenfals
AIT ben 9emotraten, bis I'M Spdtia1r
1860 bic Notwithstanding begaun,
Die er nit 9rOBem Wtutbe nlo la1orude
befGmpfte.
BrGiiDent 9tucoIn ma6te i'm baber i'm
2aufe be5 Sirgerfrtegs gum Wttlttdr>
@ouDerneur BON Sennei1ee, unD i'm gtos
nember 1864 parb er BON Der republifa>
uii6en 8artei gum 8i3eprGitbenten Der
Ser. Staaten gepdblt.
Na6 2tncolu's Grmorbung gum YrGz
fioenten Der Ser. Staateu gemorDen, ber>
~feiubete fid So9nlon bur0 feline eigen>
mGdtige Gecon1trutttons>Polt gdus>
lid init Der republtfanii@em @ongreB>
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bentl6aft namentli6 baour6, baB
StaatsiefretGr Separo Die SranSpleu
our Ndumung Mertto'S stpang, mad Nuz
Ben betrd6tli9en Slang geipGnn, mar lie
nah Snuen 9an5ltb Derteblt.
SobnIon mai Der erite BrGltoent, ser
bonn nationaIen Qtbgeorbnetenz 0auie in
Nntlaseitanb uerieBt wurbe; leiner @erz
urtbeiIuns Dur6 ben Senat tpegen 9ez
ieBesbrudes entgtng er l1ur nit gtotb;
BENIN es fieleu 35 Sttmmen fir Berur>
tbeilung unb nur 10 fir Treilpre6ung
70 baB BLOB penige Stimmen al Der gu
elmer Serurt9etlung nOtbt9en 3tpetortt1
telsmebr6eit feblteu.
@egen bas Cube feiner 9rd1toentl9aft
befirmprtete er gar cine JtepuoiatiOu Der
Nattonall6ulo.
gfa9bem Ct ON 4. Wdra 1869 6as
@eiBe Saus Derlaiien bate, rang er
leas Sabre pergebli9 na6 elmer nelten
politiihen Stellrng, bis es i6m in bies
lem Sabre gelana, BON etnem Sbetle BET
Sppo1ttton nno Der republitanii6eu
settle Der @eieBgebuug BON SenneiIee.
gum 8nn6esienator 9etpGblt 81 tueroen,
Solution ipar peri0nli6 ebrli6 uni
babel BON mnbeugiamer @taensfraft,
Sei1en Man9el oil 8ilonng wuBte e1
aber leioer ni9t pte '2tncotn ourb Mbel
bes 6er3ens unoO riginalttGt bes 9etites
au erieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-10
SrIanS'S erSBter 0ar8er-
Gbtcaeo, 6. Qua.

VDtCuBoI o. NuB+
$50 INNER in Der @eIt Elm baLbtpegs
unterri6teter Srldnber tpeilt, bG pirb
beute bes gr6Bten Mannes, tpel6en Sre
LAMB ouf politii6em @e5iete berporgee
bro6t bat, nit 9anfbarfett unb Serebs
una oebo6t tperben. 6eute, am 6. Nus
quit 1873, lit ndnIt9 Der bnns
Sertfe @eburtstas 9anteI
0ie geisr Oieles Cages in SrGanb ieIbft
tpirb bic sroBarttsite ietH, peI6e Die
gmaraabzS nfsI ie gefeben. 2eioer aber
baben Bic nriprangli9en Setter Der Seier
etnen greuem MtBton IN oieielbe GEE
bra6t. Sic iu@ten namIi6 aus Dem
0anaen cine DemonitratiOn i'm Stnne
bes beutigen Intermediates 6
All MAIDEN uno rt6teten an ale Siibrer
Ser ultramontanen in europa beionpere
GinlaOunesi@rei6sn. lgte9rers Der sez
bieie GeIegenbett logar gu duBerft uns
p~ailen0em @iftmi9eIeien gegen bic &ez
gterung pes Osuti9sn Rst@sD Sob bat
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-10
Sen XekfeI am6I

unt in @nsIanb fir einen re6tsIdus
pI9en eArtlten gu gelten, muB man ni6t
Tnr an 9ott Sater, Sobn Mno beilt9en
@etlt 9loMben, lonbern at ben s e(ufeI
S0s bat fIralt4 etn eeDtler
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-06-03

The twenty third annual session of the
w. Grand Lodge LsO. y. E. of Minnesota 90
vened in Odd Fellows Hall at 2 o'clock r. \
June lst. fsi.a /, HI
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-06-03
From washington COunty.-Another
Candidate Proposed for State AudAt.
ORA Honest German
VALLEY CREEK, WASHINGTON Co.
Mimi, May 10Th 1875. J

VALLEY CREEK, w AsHINGfoN 20.
Mimi, May 10th 1875.
Hon. l. Donnelly:
DEAR S1R.-ln your worthy paper,
May Goth, see letter from Mr.. "Vin-
Idex," speaking about j. w. Sencerbox,
SAYING, "And now who, by nature and
rare qualifications is better fitted for the
Office than the urbane and gentlemanly
J.W.S. of ShakcpeeaScott county! = TO
this would answer, that Mr.. Rudolph
Lehmike Of Saltwater is the man. He
has been Auditor Of Washington county
for fifteen years. and understands sthe
business; he is capable Of doing any oflice
work, and besides all this he is honest.
which is more than 'sVindex', says OF
Sencerbox. Mr.. s'Vindex" claims his
candidate only to be smart, that may be.
That is lust what is running our county
we have too many smart men and only .
few that are honest. but claim Mr..
Rudolph. Lehmike to be one Of those hon.
est men. Search his books and see If you
can find one item that is wrong; ask any
one about him and you are told that he u
q man every inch Of him. He is simple
ia his manners; with no pride about him
1t is all the sumo to him whether . mar
is rich or poor. He has assisted . gOoc
MANY poor people when they were. il
trouble; besides this he speaks two ian
guages, the English and the German, ant
this is worth good deal to our German
citizens. Remember this, fellow citizens
Nc have host Of smart men but onl.
IA few that are honest. Elect Nj. 4
/ Lehlnike AID you have the man whoI
ii both smart and honest. agree With M
.vindex::''. let us talk the subject "
/ / wish some one else would give his poplr
1 ion on this smatter.ht raisiiN sEss hsFl
sl@ Respectfully yours, 3 y ! ~ .s5 "
s%s 81 ~ & .JoHY W. Risen. 2