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The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-06-27
WEEKLY CHRONICLE
WEDNESDAY, JUNE q, 1888.

Judge Hoadley, Of Cincinnati, has
been nominated by the Democracy OF
Ohio as their candidate for Governor,
and the signs Of the times point to his
election as one of the sure things. The
nomination seems to meet with general
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-06-27
pensivc.

On and after July End money orders
can be obtained for 500 and less (the
former law limiting the amount to $5o.)
Three orders not exceeding 500 each
can then be obtained by one person.
The fees are also reduced by the law.
This is decided improvement, and will
prove Of great advantage to the public, as
n means of transmitting money.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-06-27
HORSES FOR SALE.

Mares with colts and Geldings for sale.
For particulars inquire at William Blacks
rapch on Madison River, Virginia City
Road 21tf
VIM. BLACK.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-06-27
OSBORN'S DRUG STORE
A REVIEW.

A REVIEW.
Twelve years ago when came to Rose'
man 1 brought all my worldly wealth
Oess than two thousand Gollars) with me
and cast my lot with the pioneers Of civ
ilation hereabouts, with an expectation
to make home and live among the ad-
vance guard. Since that time my bust
ness has increased from five thousand
dollars the first year to twenty thousand
dollars the last year, and I am proud
of the record have made, and feel a
just pride in my customers, who have
enabled me to achieve such a success. A
year ago, the march Of improvement
caused me to vacate the log house corner
of Main and Bozeman streets, at which
time l commenced the building Of a
more spacious and comfortable building
to accommodate my increasing trade. AZ
ter two removals and one fire, / am at
last settled in my new quarters,
OsBORN's NEW BRICK BLOCK,
where hope to see all my old friends
and customers, and the public generally,
whether they wish to purchase or not, I
hope they will come in aud take look
around and compare the old with the
new.
You will find a larger and better select
ed stock of goods in the drug line than
was ever before brought to Bozeman
consisting in part of
Drugs proper, patent medicines, toilet
and fancy goods, perflmeries, sponges,
fine pocket cutlery, gold and steel pens,
pencils, stationery, brushes kinds,
toilet soaps, paints and oils, window
glass, lamps and chandeliers, lamp trim
mings, trusses, supporters, braces, can
dies, pure liquors for medical use, and
the best goods generally that can be
bought for money.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-06-27
MURDER MOST FOUL.
Another DastardIy Murder in Gallatin
County.

The Murderer Captured and Now In
Jail.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-06-27

The music will be furnished by Capt.
John Smiths Italian band at Ample
theatre; Marsh Nelson's band at Spieth 4
Krug's and the Silver Cornet Band will
play for round dances.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-06-27
BOHEMIAN

The Gallatn valley the largest, most productive and
old settled valley of Montana. Mines of fine Bumnous coal
are opened and worked Immediately east of
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-02
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
Notice No lo1,

Boise City, IGahO, january In- l5ee
Notice is hereby given that the Conway CAS-
tie Mining Co, an orgau1zation incefpSftoed
under she laws of tee State of New York by It's
attoruev IN fact + d. Marsh, whose destoilicc
address is Galena, AltUTas county, tdaho ",
has this day flied its Al phcatlon 1oT Lagenl
for l3os feet OF the CONWAY CASTLE Mine OF
yern bearing gold, silver and other minerals,
,x,tfe strface ground 6uu feet in width. Situated
in Wood Kinver Mining District. county OF Al
1uras and Territory of Idaho, and designated
by the neld notes aud official Plat on nle IN tnls
Office as Lot No ~, and described In SAID heiu
notes and plat with tnagneuc variation BIZ ~ oe-
grees east as follows; . -,
ming thence SO deg a. udn l. 91t IL TO centre OF
east end line OF claim. thence 8 deg - Iiiin =
400 1T to post No /. s deg 40 nun w tOo ~ 20
most NO q; thence IS deg AZ MN w Jus II 20
most No 8. thence s rs deg 10 MN W zet 20 ~
post No d; thence n deg l6 lltn y bvu IL 70 posi-
40 s: thence rs deg 10 min y 40 IL 70 posv NC
6; thence 5 IS deg IS mn Il, 800 II 70 posi- No
the place OF beginning survey OF esteriyf bouno-
aries OF claim, Tue nearest known locaeions are
the Senate, President and Delta
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said Conway Castle mime or SURFACE
ground are required TO nle their adverse claims
with the Register OF the United States Lame
Office at Boise City, IN the Territory O, 1oaho
during the sixty days period OF puohcauion
hereof or they will be barred by virtue OK the
provisions of the Statute. a
II Is hereby ordered that Che FOREGOING notics
| of appphcation for patent be published Ier she
neriod Of 60 dave ten consecutive weeksl IN tns
I kETCauM KEYSTONE. weekly newspaper pup'
lished at Ketchnm, Alturas county, idahp, Iht
D. p, B. PRIDE.
Register
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-02
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
Notice No. 100
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Boise City, Idaho, January %, 1888.


Notice is hereby given that the Conway
Castle Mining Co, an organization Incorporated
under the laws of the state OF New YORK, ny lts
attorney in fact ]. D. Marsh, whose postof1ce
address is Galena, Alturas County Idaho ty,
mas this day hled it's application TOR patent
for l340 linear feet Of the PRESIDENT milne or
vein bearing geld, silver and other minerals;
With surface ground 600 feet in width. situated
in Woos River Mining District, County OF AL
turas and Territory of Idaho, and DESIGNATED
by the field notes and official plat on hle IN inns
office as Lot No 80, and described in said held
notes and plat with rnagnetie variation at IL
degrees east as follows. 49,
Commencing at the. discovery point and rum
ming thence ~ deg Is min n 500 II TO centre
of northeasterly end line OF claim, thence > ~
deg As min 300 tt to post No /: thence y ~
deg AS min w GOO # to post No q; thence > -
deg w 49, It no post No thence % deg % min
e 82B 1t to post No s; thence deg 70 min =
AS 1t to post No 6; thence - deg 10 n12n Il
800 it to post Ne the place OF beginning bound
aries of claim, containing an area o. Y acres
claimed. From post No U. 3. NJ NJ NO bears
| N so deg 90 min W 4l0 feet distant. the nearest
known locations the Senate, Conway tastie
| and the Delta.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
no.tja Of said President Mine or snrfrce gfo1nc
are required to file their adverse claiins witt
| the register of the United States Land once a
/ Boise city Idaho during the sixty days period o
publication hereof, or they Will be barred o,
| vistue of the provisions OF the statute .
direct that tins ucnles he pue1tsnea IN TN
/ KErcHum KEYSTONE, the newspaper published
| nearest tne said mining claim, for the period Q
/ sivrv asys D. P. 3. PRIDE.
| S' Register
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-02
IDAHO LEGISLATURE.
COUNCIL.
THIRTY-sEyENTH DAY.


Fl. M. 3, asking Congress for the |
relief Of volunteers Of the Indian
war of 1878, referred
G. B. rs, an act to provide for q
stenographer for each of the district
courts in the Territory, was put on
its final passage, but on motion
Council adjourned.
Mr.. Travis by leave presented q
petition from the citizens Of Ada
county, asking that an appropriation
be made for the purpose of con
structing wagon road from Boz
nanza, in Custer county, to Banner
in Boise county, also, petition from
citizens of Boise county to the same
effect both were referred.
THIRTY.NINTH DAY.
II. M. 4, Larimer, annexing all
that portion known as North Idaho,
comprising Idaho, Neg Perez, koot-
cnai and Shoshone counties, to
Washington Territory, made special
order for Thursday, 18th.
FoRTfETH DAY.
II. B. 46, an act for the relief of
Milton Kelly and John Haley,
passed.
II. ]. r. 4, appropriating $1,000
for the relief of destitute immigrants
in the Territory, passed
| Mr.. Peck introduced bill to in
close the counties of Alturas and
| Custer with q high board fence
Mr.. Witt to furnish the lumber-for
the purpose of making Territorial
prison, wherein persons offending
under the provisions of Council bills
| 20 and "a, may be imprisoned, and
| for the appointment of Warden
and Deputy for the same,
/ HOUSE.
THIRTY EIGHTH DAY.
| @. B. %, Travis, an act to prevent
cruelty to animals, passed.
Mr.. Toner introduced II j X. IN
relation to annexing a portion o.
Idaho Territory to Washington Ter
ritorv. Referred to Committee o
the Whole.
IHl 1-NlNIH DAI'
Mr.. Coston, memorial to Con
gress protesting against the pro
| posed disintegration Of the Terri
tory of Idaho,
Mr.. Toner introduced a bill TO
an act to declare and protect tn
IDENTITY of married women.
I FORTYF FIRST DAY.
RI H. B. 64, Thatcher, changing tn
/ name of Gentle valley to that Q
! Chesterfield, passed.
Mr.. Martindae offered q Iosolt
! ton that the Committee on India
b Affairs requested to inquire WIFI
i steps are necessary to keep lndiaf
Ii On their reservations and prevef
. them from destroying timber b
!, ire. Adopted.
FORTY-THIRD DAY
Mr.. Bassett granted indefinii
? cave of absence in consequence
4 sickness in bis family
is H. NJ 6, Wilson, of Alturas, rela
is ing to government granting aid t
= the public schools, passed..
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-02
CORRESPONDENCE.
GALENA, Jan. Is, 1883.

EDITOR KEYSTONE: This week I |
will expose to your readers two |
very fine properties, owned by our
pioneer townsman, Mr.. A. B. More |
Mr.. M. joined us three years ago, |
and being very enterprising became
owner Of some twenty eight differ
emit prospects, besides several thou
sand shares in une famous Senate
mine the past seasons representing
cost him over four thousand dollars,
besides having tolerably well de-
veIoped some eight or ten different
ones.
Among those having the most
work done is the Modoc mine, stu
ated on Senate Hill, about one mile
from the Senate Company's Smelter;
is bounded on the south by the Last
Chance, and the Senate mine on the
west, running in the same direction
as that of the Senate. 1t is well
afforded with the finest facilities for
working purposes, being surrounded
With an abundance of fine timber,
with beautiful spring near by that
will afford good supply OF the
purest of mountain winter. 1t has
been worked by means of cut,
which is how In to the depth of 35
feet with tunnel running there
from crosswsys the ledge, showing
the ledge matter to be about IS feet
in width, and two feet of solid ore,
with well-defned walls, partially
composed Of decomposed quartzite.
The ore consists of galena, carbon
ates and sulphurets, assaying from
rs to 200 ozs in silver with so per
cent. lead per ton. There is Is tons
of frst-class ore on the dump and
about 80 tons second-class, and still
plenty more in sight.
The Occident is also situated on
Senate Hill joins the Modoc on the
south, the President On the west, ano
in three-fourths of mile from the
smelter. 1t is also afforded with al
excellent spring of water and al
abundance of fine timber for mining
purposes, It has been opened By
running a cut lengthways the ledg'
to the extent Of so feet, and is dow
IL feet, exposing most magniticen
body Of ore about four feet in widt
almost solid, consisting of argent
ferrous galena, sulphurets and bot
gray and yellow earbonates. Tw
assays have been made, one givin
: a return Of $126, the other 1866 i
silver per ton. 1t will, pefhap'
average 100 ozs, per ton, and is gair
ing both in quality and quantity Q
depth is attained. The ledge
well defined, with good walls, bein
! composed of porphyry, lime an
quartzite. There has been but 81
tons extracted as yet, rs prospectin
. was their aim. They did not e,
tract it, but there is tons upon tot
: in sight, and the early coming
spring will employ large force
: mihers and work will again resun
= its course.
: AS Mr.. More has great mar
Il other mines, / will close this col
: munieation with a continuation ne.
= week. a. s. A.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-02
TOWN TIDINGS.


- O~SD~A ~ 80 e~"N th'tNe
Snow twenty four inches deep.
New order of business al the de-
bate tonight.
Stage travel is already perceptibly
on the increase.
The K. D. & S. s. has new
crew Of officials.
The late snow storm caused no
delay IN mails whatever
The sheet and pillow case dance
VAS a very pleasant affair.
Miss Jennie Ross, of Bellevue, is a
guest at the Palace Lodging House.
For few days there will be d.
rect communication, daily by jerky
between Bellevue and the 0. s. l.,
Terminus via Naples.
Lack of space forbids the publ
cation OF valuable correspondence
from Little Wood this week, also
the insertion of some new ads.
Prof. Mitchell continues his dane
ing school, and gives bis scholars
the benefit off general union and
pleasant time every Saturday night.
People that live IN glass houses
shouldn't throw stones is maxim
that may be well headed by certain
individuals among US about this
time.
Wall street, New York city, is a
favorite resort for Wood River min
ing men, and there are located the
headquarters of several large COM
panies operating hereabouts.
Maj. VIM Hyndman, our promi-
nent law attorney, departed for Zion
on Sunday morning last 10 will
probably take in New York and
Philadelphia before his return.
In Bellevue was scene of horror
last Friday night when Mrs. Ellis
Newton, an old resident, was tn,
unhappy victim Of fire and fame
and burned to ashes with her hous
and home.
VIM. Reinhart, formerly of Vienna
and lately of Bellevue, is taking u
his abode in our midst. He contem
plates storing an immense supply O
ice for the summers use, and wi
probably open up business in tim
for the spring opening.
Our public school, which has bee
in suspense during the holidays, wi
soon again be in session. The rru'
tees are at the present time maxim
general arrangements in the PR
vision of fuel and Their neeessarie
and the small folks about town wi
soon have occupation.
A jolly party of young folks fro'
Bellevue came in on runners abot
dusk last Friday evening, and q
sisted hugely in making the eve
ing enjoyable at the Debating Gu
dance. They remained until morl
ing and were given q musical ssen
off,
In another column this week q
pears an advertisement ofthe Mimi
Stock Register and Journal of I
nance, published in Now York cit
journal that ID Invaluable to Of
mining interests, and worthy Il
careful perusal of every earnest mi
ing operator. Sample copies mi
be seen on file in this office.
Wood River, after all her puff al
blow during the past season abo
extensive telegraph lines from 0
and of her mineral domain tothe 9th
is indebted to Messrs. Eames a
LOWS, and the town of Ketcht
for the first actual steps in the
terprise, and the first actual line
operation which now unites two
slie remotest business houses IN
city, and is managed by skilled
orators IN the persons alluded TO,
eGhallis Messenger,
Bullion from the General Gus
mil was brought through on
18th inst,
VIM. MeMullen's teams srri'
from Blacktoot last evening.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-02

Ths following clever comment
appeared in q recent issue of the
New York Mining Stock Register:
One OF our spirited exchanges, the
Ketchum KEYSTONE, makes strike
at q rival city in the following man.
ner
H.iley is railroad town in
every sense of the term, omltting
the railroad, and it is amusing to
see the style she has adopted in sdu.
eating her hotel funkies for the
time dreamed of. Whenever q stran-
ger passes down Main street, every
hotel in town turns loose its dinner
gongs.
We are pleased to hear of our
frontier cities keeping up the hos
pitabEs manners Of the olden time,
when the Iatch.strings were left
hanging outside. In our present
proved state Of civilization there
are no strings, SO we turn
loose the dinner gopgs' He was o
stranger and they took him in. The
omission of the railroad is owing
entirely to the hospitable desires Of
the people Of the city of Haley
who do not want their visitors tc
leave in 3 hurry, but tarry for 8
while in their midst. Does tht
KEYSTONE want to Ketchum2 Ths
times are propitious fcr struggle.
Our worthy exchange is ahou
correct. We want to Ketchum, ane
care not for the fact that at Belle
vue they Bell-um and at HALEY
they Haii-umi just as long AZ 3
Ketchum they Ketch-um.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-02

The machinery to mend the break
IN the Custef mill viii soon be irA
when the whole 30 stamps will by
in motion
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-02

tGhallis Messenger
Bullion from the General Custer
mil was brought shrough on the
18th inst.
VIM. MeMullen's teams survived
from Blacktoot last evening.
Leadville is first and Butte second
in the producing camps of the ma
zion.
About an inch Of the beautiful
fallen, and prospects favorable Tor q
little more.
CHRIS. Johnston, VIM. A. Norton
and A. Jessen started tor the cSss
niekens this morning
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-09-28
8lanb unO llmaeaenO.

9tn6grabunsen fir @iien Iino in leb=
Belt auf benz Oon 6errn Sames aufsc=
tauften 2nnbe an9eltellt iuoroen, bod
bebaueru mir 5u pernehmen, baB bic
ielben teine 10 siinltisen 8elultute erge-
ben baben, iuie mnn 9lnfanss erluartete.
Serr So9n 3. 5ebn reilte lebten
NtOntog nn6 ct. 4uuis nb, lm baIelbit
nls @eidiuorener im Ser Stuntel,
@reis -@eridt Su bieuelt.
6err @ep. Gpuiirs, friiber III Der
8lono W1Ible nls NtiiGlermeiiter tbdtig,
lit iebt nit Der 8euopirllng Der Irilber
6errn W. 8iebl 9eb0risen Dtiible be-
I6Gitiat uno iuiro bieielbe i'll eiltigelt
@o6en in 8etrieb ieben
9(m 0onnerstng ben % b. 0t. iuuroe
6err 9luguIt Onbl uno 6rdulein @mntn
6oritmam bur9 Baitor8 aeiuin9 9etrant.
Sbr Correspondent ipiinl6t bem 8rantz
pnnre Slid ;rm Sunbe.
6err Spbn 8Oettber lit 9lildli6 ilber
bic 9lninnit eines fleinen 366terleins i'll
Ieinem 6eim unb l6err q. 6. SniImam
freut ii6 ilber ein dbnli6es @rei9niB lit
Ieiner 6nmilie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-09-28
Nus 8nulmare snmnlhiu

Die 5armer iii bieIcr @e9enb Iiub nit
bent 9tbbndcn bes Gurn iertig,
6err 2(u9ult Srilfmalm ilt iibcr Die
@eburt eines fleinen S66tcrdelts er=
| freut uuo 6err Otto SignteDer moft
ein uer9niigtes Gelidjt, iucil III ieiuenl
9nuie cin fleiner SHn6e an9etonlnlen lit.
9tm 20. D. Mt. itnrb bas jiiu9itc ainb
bes 6errn 6ree. 0ilfemnrn mb purbe
ant 5reitng 6eerbigt
iSrnu GliiabetG llt9e, Die @nttin bcs
Oerrn g8m. llt1e, itnrb ua6 uur eil1td0i=
gem &ranfiein an congeslivc chills.
Die @eritorbene mar nllgcmein gCn6tet
lmb belie6t BEL ibren gta6barn, wel6e
nit ibrem @ntten bas 10 friibe 9abin=
id)eioen berIelben betrauern.
Stm 20. 3. Nt. ltnrb !6err Gunrao
&rueoelfOrtD Elm after 9ea6teter 8iirger
unieres Solunlbip, rInb iuarb am lebtet
Samstag, inter jablrei6er Setbei(iglng
Der @inipo6ner Der Ha6barI9aft, III Dem
air6bOfe Der Guun9elii6en @emeinoe
beerbi9t
9oItOr Srintmeper, SeeliOr9cr Der
Ntetbpbilten @emeiitbe uabe Srote, bielt,
lebteu SOnntus ieine 9t6l6iebsprebist.
8aitor y. bat ii6 iuabrenb ieinem 9(ufz
entboltc lit ieiner @enteinbe ltets Der
9(6tum9 uub 2iebe uIer @emeinoe9lieber
erIreut uno ibrc beiten @iiui6e 6egleiten
i'm na6 leinem neueu @irfun9sfreiie.
9lm II. Septem6er began Der llnter=
ri6t in Der 6Hentli6eu Sdufe naGe Sap.
6err Satob 5appmeper lit ais 9e6rer
+au9eitelIt ulto miro lud6renb Der nd6iteu
liebeu Nonate ben lluterri6t ertheilen.
8e9en fudre unieren 5armern jest Ie6r
millfommen, on @iele bns @nier fir oas
3rdnfen ibres 8iebes mfileniueit fabren
miiiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-09-28
Nnu Trtue Greet.

Giui9e 5armer oieIer Ra6barI6aft
babcn bereits nit hem Eden bes @ei=
sens besonneu.
Mtar 2uOiuis, Der Stueit=dltelte SObu
uniers Mitbiirsers, 5ran5 2ubtuis, tuele
der ieit eini9en 8Oden idfuer tarnt am
3erpeniieber barnieberlas, befinbet iifJ
auf bem 8ese Der 8eferln9.
0err @mil Ni6aeliS bcabli6tist nod
bieien !6erbit ein neues Siueilt6diges
8obnbaus 5u erri6tert, lnb lit 5ur 3eit
nit ben 9lusarnbun9en fir ben Seller
bei6dftist.
6err Satob S6mibt, luelder ilt
2auTe oieies Spmmees uiele S6reiner-
slrbeiten i'll bieler 9tndbnri6aft nuss
flbrte, reiite lebte @O9e mad @nibings
ton, 5rantlin Guuatp, nb, Inn ii6 oaielbit
an5uliebeln. Serr S6mibt lit Elm tii9=
tiger, SuperldIIiser strbeiter, tuel6er
lein @el6dft 9riinblid erlernt bat, unb
es pirb ibm beBbnlb uie an 8ei6ditig=
uns feblen.
Collector Sesentann beIanb li9 leste
Bo6e bel Serrn SObu @lller nm Die
Steuern Su tolIettiren. 8iele unierer
SteuerSabler benusten bieie 9ele9enbeit,
tint lire Steuern 81 eutri6teu
Serr 8obert @alter, iuel6er l9un
stuei Sabre als 9ebrer on llnlerer 6fent-
li6en Sdule tbdtig iuar, bat aud oieies
eSaGr iuieoer Die Stelle ais 3ebrer anac=
npnmen unb nm Wontag, Den "A. b. Wt,
nit bem Grtbeilen bes l1nterri9tes be-
9onnen. 6err @nlter ift ein tii9ti9er
2ebrer uno bic Siir9er iinieres 0iftrif-
tes biirfen iib srotulirer, bnB iie eiten
10 fdbigeu Wtann fur unlere S6ule &C.
iupnnen. Yierutouier;ia S9iler be-
iu6en ;ur 3eit uniere nffentlide S9ule
6err Go. Brett perlor Dor einiecn
En9en eirten ipertbnDQen Gief. Dns
Ebier befanb ii9 INT Selbe unb ronnte
eeeeu eiu ipises Stid 5pls, iuubur9 es
ii6 10 perleste, bd6 es bdIb 6orouf
uerenbete. 6err BRETT i9dst IeiHen
8srlait aaf $4,000.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-09-28

g8as mtan iiber Die 6reilpre6un9 bes
Sanbiten 55ranf Sontcs ntsipGrts beuft,
9ebt ans ua6itebetbem 2lrtifel, iuel6eil
mir Der lit @alueiton, 3erns, erl6eiilen=
ben rGerns Yoit", cntnebmcit, Sur
@enii9e gerupr:
v0tan iuiro lid atBerbalb DtiiIouri's
crit bann eiten rt6tigen 8egriIf BON Der
empDrenhcn @emeiubeit Der bemofrnti=
I9en Yartei Upn Otiiiouri mn6elt, iuenn
mnn erfdbrt, bnB bieie 9artei alien ibrert
@influB imb ibre Ma6t ;ltr 8ettung BEG
8nnbiten 5rnnf SameS uOm @nl9eit
nuf9ebOtcn Dnt.
Ser @ouperncur oc5 Stnates trnt
pffen als 8erebrer bes 8nnoiten nuf.
Stautsober9eri6ts Dmmilidr 8bilipps
(bieies 9lmt lit slei6bebeutelto nit benz
eines 8eilibers bes StaatsUberseri6ts) }
fiibrte Die Sertbeibi9un9. @iner Der
b06Iten 8e6tsbiiter bes Stantes ais
Sertbeibiser bes iuiiItelten 9anbiten !
9ieIem ,,tuitrbi9en" &eprdlentanten Der
Ntihourier Suiti5 ltunO @r=@uuuernerr
SpbnIon, Cit benpfratii6es 2idt mb
Ganbibat fir bas 2tmt eines 8unoes=
lenators, 5rr Seitc. llnb Der Sheriff
bielt aus SGrtli6er 6iirlorge fir ben
6als bes 8aubiten uno M0roers ieoen
&epublifaner ppm @ei6Worenenbierlt It
fern. 9(us bcn 100 sum @ei6purenenz
oienite oor9elabener 8iir9eru, utter
benen A &epublifnner li6 befnnben,
ipurben II itrantme Qemofrntcn nus9ez
iud9lt.
60 lit benn Der 9an;e 8our6onismus
fir cinen 8anoiten, Der ldn9it DEN @al=
gen peroient bate, ing 3eu9 ge9an9en.
8erberrli6ung BON @erbre6en unb
5reilaiiuns Der Serbre6er - bns lit
bourbonii6es 9te6t. 9(rme 8epublif,
menn bu je iuieber in Die !6dn6e bieler
eemOfrutil6en eartei 9eratben iolteIt!
Der 8purbpnismus lit cine 8eItbeule
am gelunoen 90rper bie1es 2anbes.
9tieber nit Der bemufrutii6en Yartei!
Die 6reiipre6uns bes 8anbiten iuiro
cine &eibe bDier 5Ul9en fir ben 5tnat
Mihuuri nit ii6 briusen. 8or 9llem
miro Die llnii6erbeit in ben @eaenben,
no Die Sames 9ebauit, iuu6len, bn Die
borti9en 8uurbuneu auseeiunben babeu,
ba6 9'olIb uno Morb ltrailos ousseben.
Damn iuiro Die 8erberrli6un9 Ses
9alIunfer sur 8ilbung ueuer 8duber=
banben Iiibren. 5erner lift nit Der Or
i6iittreun9 oes Sertrnuens Sum Itnntli=
9en S6us BON 9eben nno Gigent6um
has Sertrnuen 5ur Suftij BON WifOuri
5unt @eipDtt aller @elt seiuprben. 8os
cine Cute uirb Die 6reiipre6ung bes
8nnbitel bnben, ndntli6, bnB Iie Der
8elt Die ausen Dffnen mus Iber ben
Gbornfter bes Spurbpnis=
mus. 5ront Sanies tpirb iii Der CANT
pusne bes ud6Hen Sabres cine &une
ipielem.