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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31

G0nD Send 10 cent cents for for
postage. and We will mail free, royal valuable box
Of sempie goods that win put vou in the way Of max
Ing moreuoney IN few days than you ever thought
possible az any business. capital not required We
viii start you. You can work all the time or IN spare
time only. The work il universally adopted to-
both sexes, young and old You easily earn from
80 cents to So every evening. That ali who want
work may test the business we make this unparapel-
ed oder to all who are not well satisfied we viii
send 81 to pay for the trouble Of writing us Full
PARTICULARS directions, ETC., sent Free Fortunes win
be made by those who give their whole time TO the
work. Great success absolutely sme. Don't delay.
Start now. Address STIEsoS & Co., Portland Maine
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The great strength.
enang remedy and nerve
tonic Is the legitimate re-
suit Of over twenty years
Of practical experiences.
Iby Q THOROUGHLY
I0GALRR1ED GRAD.
|UATE PHYSICIAN of
one Of the highest med
|icAl colleges IN Europe,
and cures with unfziling
|cestanty Nervous and
physical debility sonii-
mai weakness, spermator-
ThoeA, prostatorhoeA,
emissions, / IN pot ency,
exhausted vitality, pre-
I-.se..r., sfssslis,a aaa knSa
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Quimby House.
QUIMBY 8 HERSEY, Propristors.

Cor. 4Gh and c. sts., Portland, Or.
ANE OELTHE FINEST AND MOST
" complete hotels in Oregon. Conduct
ed both by American and European plans
All the modern improvements, l40 bed
rooms, well furnished, light, and wei
ventila ted. First-cl f5titns t,,a
barber shop. An ,gts, I'll :.
latest tcoDveniencss.
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NoR SALE. ].
EoR SALE. .

Good farm IL miles southeast Of Lebanon,
l60 acres. 90 acres timothy and clover
meadow. so wheat land in cultivattion. We.
watered. Call on w M Phillips on the place
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eiGe Coast
<oURI9 nGEHG.
And niddle-aged men, who are suffering rom the
effects Of youthful indiscretions In ma
turer years, nervous and physical debility, impo-
tenee, lost manhood, confusion cf ideas. duh eycs
Ayersion 10 society, dependency, plmplss on the
lace, loss Of energy aud memory frequency OF urnAt
ing, etc.
zRemenber the Doctor has . Vegetable Gem.
pound the result os maay years ol spea practice and
hard study which under his special advice has never
tailed Of success In the Of Lest Manhood pFustA-
torrheA, etc.
nv HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE
Having been surgeon In charge of two leading
Hospitality enables 20 treat ali private troubles
with exeelient resaits. wish IL distinctly under
stood that do not claim 20 perform anpossblties or
. have miraculous supernatural poser. ] claim
only 70 be skNlfnl and successful Physician aud
s=rgssa, ks-sush'g nfolrse4i a my spseAAiiy-
DIsLAsEg OF MAH.
All Applying 20 me- win receive my honest opinion
Of tkeir eomplAints-no experimenting. viii guar
Antee positive cure In every case 1 undertake. or
forfeit - coo. Consultation 10 once or By letter tree
and strictly private. Charges rcasoasbic Thorough
examination, including chemical and uilcruscopaeAl
analysis og urine and advise, s..
Once bourz 20 daily, 70 evening. Sunday 70
IL. Call On or Address
DR. ALLEN,
2si Kearzy street, san Francisco, Cal
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DR.. kinties Kidney Remedy, Nephreticum, cures
al kinds Of kidney and bladder complaints gonorrha
gieet leouchorfF1a. For sale by all druggists 81
4. bottle pr six bottles for So.
DR. Hint:ss DandeIfon Pills are the best and cheap
est Dyspersa and Bilious cure in the Market For
ale by ali druggists. Hlfs -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31

manhood in al It's complications and from whatever
sAase produced. Il enriehes and PuFanes me blood
strengthens the nerves, brain. muscles, ~
nr5netxe orvan and physieal and mental faculties
it stops any unnatural debiiitating drain nPon the
system preventing involuntary Losses deoahtaaing
dreams seminal losses th the urine, ete:. - oe-
structire 10 mind and boiy IL b = elnninator
Of all kidney aud bladder complaints IL contains no
Injurious Ingredients To those suffering nom the
evil effects Of youthful indscretions, speedy, thor
ough and permanent cure Is GUARANTEED, Price
- 50 per bottle or I've bottles in case, with ful d.
reetions and advice $40 Sent secure from obseryA-
Hon 70 any address upon receipt Of pTiee, or = u DE-
La fuab bad onlx ~
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Sample bottle free Sent on application by letter,
stating symptom, sea aud age. Communications
strictly confdential
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ar rsatnant medicines be sent everywhere by
exnra frna lrom observation. It ID selfevdent thai
nhysloIan who gives his whole attention 70 class
og diseases Attalns great skill and physSAns
sifilcut CASES 10 the oldest specialist BY whom every
known good ra4aedy Il used. The Doctors age anu
experience make his opinion OF supreme Importance
sW-rhose who call no one bus the Doctor. Con-
sultaslons free and saeredly confidential. Cases
which have failed In obtaining relief elsewhere espo
ially solicited. Female Diseases successfully treated
The Doctor win agreo forfeit 81 900 for case nn'
dertaken. not cured. Call or write. Hours daily rom
. a m 20 p. M, O tos evenings Sundays, 10 "
i2 only sana for the sanitartst Guide 10 Health
cent free. Address - above
IN. uEBIG'sl
wonderful German xavigoraler
Permanently prevents all Unnatural Losses from the
systenl tones the nerves. strengthens the muscles
checks the waste hvigorates the whole system. and
restores the afflicted 20 Health and Happiness.
The reason 80 many cannot get cured OF Seminal
Weakness Loss of Manhood. etc, is owing 70 com
plieation, called PTostAiorrhoa with Hyperasthesta,
which requires peculiar treatment Dr. lAehigs IN
with peculiar special treatment used - the Liohg
Dispensary.
price aT EawigorateF. -. Case ot six bottles
Slo Sent 10 any address, covered securely trom oe-
servatlon.
Most powerful electric belts free 70 patients.
To prove the wonderful power OF the IavigoFatoF.
A - Kettle Given or seat Free.
Consultation tree aud private
Call or address
MHERHG DlsPENsARI.
A0o GearY Street, san Francisco, Cal.
Private entrance, 100 Mason Street. four blocks up
Geary Street from kearuey. Nam entrance through
DispensAry Drug Store.
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The Great English Rene

Is a never falling cure for
Nervous Debility, Seminal
Weakness, Exhausted vi
taiity, Spermzt0FThea,
Lost MAAkzO0D,-Im
potency, Paralysis, and al
terrible efeets Of Self.
AbUfe, youthful follies, and
lfSceskes in maturer years
such as lose Of Memory,
Lassitude, Emission, Aver.
sion TO Society, Dimness Of
Vision, Noises In the Head:
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EoR SALE.

Good farm, enc mile west of Brownsville
on the road leading to Halsey, containing l0Q
acres, oak ridge land, some fine oak groves,
all enclosed, rs acres in cultivation, q young
orchard and shrubbery good barn and fair
house, two good wells with pumps. Price
$4,000. one years time on one half amount il
desied, with security on premises. Call at
premisesor address d. A. Carter, Egan,
Hrantoounty, Or.
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Dr.. q. b. sALFIELp,

sIs kearney ST.. san Francisco, Cal
Consultations strictly confidential b. letter OF At
sas~s FREE For the eonvenience Of patients and In
srder 70 insure perfect secrecy have adopted pr
vate address under which all packages forwarded
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TRIAL RoTTLEEREE.

Sufficient 70 show its merits viii be sent % any one
applying by letter, stating his symptoms and age.
Communications strictly confidential,
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THE EXPERT SPECIALIST.

nR. ALLEN, AS Is WELL KNOWN, IS A REG
" ulAr graduated Physician, educated at bowdoin
College and University Of Michigan. He has devoted
lifetime to the study Of azd Is ackno~ lodged 10 oe
the most expert student IN his speciality on the Pa
cidc Coast
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PETERS a STEWART.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-11
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SnIan b.

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bitton in Soma erlttten. Der brane
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bon SSolepb Bfeiffer ab, Der BON einem
Srieoensridter III Muscatine 9ountp NEE
zen ult9elebIi6en 8ertaufS geii1tgef @es
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bartlett BADEN. Gem Die Berfahung
beittmme. 0aB it'd bic @eri6tsbartet Der
SrteDenSrtd)ter mn auf Sale erltreden
loGe, BEL oenen 500 @eIoitrafe uno 30
Sage @efdngniB Die duBerlte geIeB(i1e
Strafe lei, mdbrenb oas BrpbibittonsgeieB
a1orone, OaB Die BerurtbetttsH bis 5ur en-
fpIBteR 3abIung etngeiperrt bleiben ~lollten,
tDas ft6 Wtonate uno Sabre urto iebenTaus
tpeit iiber Die conftiiutionele YeldrGntung
bon 30 9agen binausSieben fonnte. Sn
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rt6ter nlIr, pie in ~@rtminalfGQen, Die &ldge
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b0beren @eri6t iibertpeiien. = DAB oieie
Gntl6eibung Elm grocer @eptnn fir bic
@e9ner Der Probibition lit, Iiegt auf Der
9ano. Die Wtrt6e fDunen jebt niGt nebr
Dor irgenb einen entfernteu prohibitions
-treunDlt0en Srteoensri1ter gel6leppt tner>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-11
25Scheat4lichc Sllimc:s 4Gfaofs-Beff,erq.

in 1888 ben 8etrag ibrer. funoirten unO
ihpebenoen Gdulo nidt iberltieS, tpie eS
obne i3tpetfeI Der Sal mar, 10 crI6eint bic
wirfli0e yeloanlase ais cine Iberdas pors
t6eil6afte. Die Dtettos Grtrdge oes Sabres
betruGen ungefdbr 9 Bro3ent bon ben
mirflt@en. Soften. 8enn bes
Shetnfdpitdt bon tbrett 9tefnltt9en
ausgei1ieoeu tperben f0nnte, 10 tpiirOe Der
@rfolg BON @sloanlagen in giienbabneu
ni1t ieines @leiden baben. DaSu fGmen
baun nod Die uhbsre6eubaren Yortbetle
Der gtienbabnsn fir Die bon benjelbe1
bur9sogenen @egenoen, 10 baB bas Eeiule
tat getptliermaBen ais etn @unoer erl6eiz
nem nliBte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-11

Doors Gijenbabn6aubbub fir Die Ser.
Stoateu lit iorben eridienen u1o gibt cine
intereiiante lteberii6t beS Tortl6ritts unO
8eltanoes anf bieiem tptdttgen otonomt7
iden @ebiete ST. @Hoe 0es Sobres 1888.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-02-29
about to calculate that he has auch-

about to calculate that he has anch-
ored.
Miss Sue Ellen lewis Is off on a trh,
to Mobile, Ala.
''Heavy, heavy hangs over your
head, " is the sentence pronounced up
on the gizzard reporter. We will send
you an invitation to the hanging.
We heard a Dacusvillc fellow say the
other day the storm blew all the fcath-
ers Off OF thu chickens in his country.
J. II. Hago6d has moved to town to
educate his children.
Miss Lula Clyde IS visiting Mrs y. F.
Bradley.
Mrs. LaRue. All accomplished Musi
clan and finished scholar, succeeds Miss
Mamie Edwards as music teacher.
She comes from Randell's "my Mary
land,' and knows well how to tune
silver throats.
Maj. II. A. Child has gone to Ander
son COult this week to defend an i'm
portant murder case.
Gcorgia's delegation in the College
up here is this: Calm hair, meanderiHw
with pellucid gold, and inky-black, sill
ken tresses, which the brceZes delight
TO hOld up and fan. G..
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-02-29
OUR PICKENS LETTER,
PICKENs, S. G., Feb. 26, 1881.

PICKENs, S. c., Feb. 26, 1881.
DEAR MFssEN GER: Editors and
Newspaper writer's do have a tough
time. Your &c" correspondent occa-
Sionally gets into luke-warm water but
for the last few days he has been in
such hot-watcr that be h Is adopted the
motto of the great Byron.
"IIcre's sigh for those who love me
And smile for those who hate,
Whltevcr sky's above me
Here's heart for any fate.'
a young man in town received by
mail this week ducks gizzard. He
could not tell for his life what it meant
lie got down his book on the "Ian-
guage Of Flowcrs,' and could get no
aid from it. He then inquired Of a
friend, and by good old standby was
told that It meant he could get the
heart OF the little |'Duck" who sent it.
He is busy inquiring all over town who
had duck for breakfast last Monday
morning.
Miss Lucic IIagood is on visit to
Pickens, exchanging the sca-breezes
for the frosty zephyrs Of the Blue ridge.
May they fan to her pleasant visit.
Editor j. II. Hagood and Miss Lula
Goodlette spent last Sunday up here
She was bea,ning and he was BOOM
ing,
Nc, Brucc's friends wonder why he
has SO settled down in life. They are
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-02-29

james Burdine, the father of
Rev. j. Tally Burdine, and one Of
the oldest citizens of the county,
died On Monday last, at the resi-
dence Of his son, J. Il. Burdine,
near Pickens G.. III. He was bur
led on Tuesday last, with masonic
honors, at the family burying
ground.
The Cash family is in trouble
again. w. B. Cash, son of +. B.
Z. Cash, shot and dangerously
wounded two men in Cheraw-W.
III. Richards, town marshal, and
James Coward, Coward being shot
accidentally, occasioned by mis-
tire at Richards. He should be
captured and dealt with at all haz-
ards.
Constable G.. II. Martin, of this
place, had quite lively race
last week after Brooks Ferguson,
q negro charged with burglary.
When Mr.. Martin and his comrade
was about to apply the rope to their
victims hands, with daring bold
ness he refused to submit to what
might nave" been the inevitable,
and proceeded to make his escape.
A shot from the pistol took effect
in the body ofthc burglar, but did
not SO overcome him as to render
his arrest a certainty. Mr.. Mar
tin and friend renewed their search
of him the next day. He was found
but not captured. The country
over which he made his way, was
not well adapted to horse racing
and the search had to be abandon
ed.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-02-29
ghe Gasleg s8essenger.
LOCAL AND COUNTY MATTERS.

Legal Advertising. Parties having
Legal advertisements to publish, are
reminded that there Is no law govern
ing the matter, and guardians, admin
istratOrs, executors and others, can
have their printing done at any office
they may designate. D6S~ AS The
MESSENGER offers a much lower rate
for such work than has been the rule
heretofore in this section, those having
the interest of their charge in mind,
will make note OF this fact.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-02-29
KH u WI HIN HAH..

Married, on the l7th instant, by Rev.
a. Cobb. at the BRIDES fathers, WM.
Med. NIX and ELIZA |. TOLIIsON.
all Of Pickens county.
On the same day, and by the same,
at tho brides fathers, VIM. A. ToL1l-
son and Miss NJ. G. COLLINS, all OF
Pickens county.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-02-29

List Of appointments for the An.
derson Circuit Of NJ. e. Church
Fairview, 4th Sabbath in each month
Harmony, 1st 6 8 $
Smiths Chapel, 2d Sab. " I"
Savannah church, Sd Sab. g ''
n. e. McKIssICK, p. G.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-02-29

@ p Runion. Call on him and see what
he has for on.
We notice in the Spartanburg Her
aid that C. Z. Barrett Of Pickens, con-
templates moving to spartanburg, to
practice his legal profession.
For want OF space we are COM
PEELED to postpone until next week,
two communications, one from ''New
Comer," and one from ''Subscriber.n
They shall appear.
We regret TO state that our Post
master has been confined at home
portion of this week from sickness.
but is, at this writing, able to be up,
but not able to attend to his office.
The first part Of the present week
was beautiful weather for gardening
and farm work. Our citizens, both in
town and county, made good use Of
it.
Sickness around our town has
somewhat abated, and we have no seri-
Gus cases to report this week. Mrs. A.
kins is still confined to her bed, but
muclI better, we learn.
The 'beaming' countenanccs of
Misses Lula Clyde, Lula Goodlctte
and Essie Russell are "beaming" else
where than Ensley this week. Hurry
up and return home, to make hearts
happy, etc.
Mr. j. N. McElrcath, Easlcy's Con-
tractor and Builder, is now in Ander-
son county for few days. Nc. seems
to have his hands full OF work in view,
and he is the man that can fill tn; bill
in all kinds of buildings.
Friend G. at Pickens was made the
unhappy recipient Ola gizzard through
the mail on Monday last. He thinks
ne deserves heart. This is Leap Year,
ami now is the time young lad IS to Sc
cure his love and services through,
life.
>'> N>''NN' '-PS'AN po' VI cttil-
day and Monday in Pickens, meeting
with some success for his PAPER, and
on Tuesday boarded the train for At
lanta, where he will lay in Il supply Of
Stationary suitable for Job work. Give
us your orders at once.
"A most shocking scene met the
|eyes Of our citizens on Wednesday
morning when the train arrived here
from Grecnvillc; ;onc which has not been
witnessed here before, we believe. 1t
was that of big hurley negro having
under arrest white man of our coln-
ty, carrying him to Pickens Jail from
the u. S. Court at Greenville. Does it
not seem thAt out of so many white
marShalls III Greenvillc that he could
have been sent by one Of them? Shame
on the Court or it's officers for submit.
ting our people to such painful scenes.
On Saturday or Sunday night
last, the smoke-house of f. Il. Dor
H.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-02-29


n. K. MCKIsSICK, 2. G.
>------------
Next Monday is Salcsday in Pick
ems.
We arc glad to report that Mrs.
Quilian is able to be out again.
-Messrs Nix & Howard are having
large sign painted over their store,
Show covered the back mountains
last week.
The March winds will soon be
here.
Read the long account Of the great
storm to be found in this issue.
"A Grand Chapter of the knights
OF the Golden Rule will be organized
on the 4th of April at Spartanburg.
Miss Lille Gossett, we are glad to
state, has az scholars in her school in
the Ballentine settlement.
Read the Law card of Messrs An
sci & Newton, and when you are in
Law troubles recollcct them.
Rev. w. II. Kirton preached in
the Methodist church last Sunday
very earnest sermon.
Come on Candidates! Give us your
names and five dollar bills. We mean
regular bank notes
Mr.. fl. j. Gignilliat. our most worthy
and accommodating agent at tn, de-
pot, made trip to Atlanta this week.
We are glad that The MESSENGER
is becoming go popular. Our subscript-
ion list continues to increase.
james B. Hester,jr., with the Edi-
tor, r,enjoyed II trip to Atlanta this week
Jimmie saw something that he never
saw before.
Mrs. J. w. Butler, with Miss S. z :.
Lewis, passed through Ell route for Sen
eca last Friday. Miss Lewis is now in
Mobile, Ala.
WE purchased while in Atlanta a
supply OF Stationery for JOB work. Ii
you want bill. letter, note heads or en-
velopes, in nice style, give us call.
This is the shortest month in the
year, and we gave our readers five
numbers of The Messenger, beginning
with the lst., and ending the 29th.
Nc. are YOU ''anchOred''? Guess
you won't be long. The Sea Of Pleas
ure will soon tie swelling, and then
you can sail around --- the corner.
An appeal for help comes from
Spartanburg where. % families are re-
ported to have been left homeless and
destitute by the recent cyclone.
Col. J. f. Hagood has return
ed to Charleston
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-10-30
In Memurialm.

HI sssA
Died, in Mexico, ON the evening of
Sept. 10, 1884, N. P. DeJarnatt, in
the 50th year of his age.
The subject of this sketch was born
in East Virginia, and emigrated to
this county with the family of his
father, DIR. DeJarnatt, who was ore
of Audrain's pioneer settlers. De-
ceased was a consistent member of
the Baptist faith, having united him
self with Liberty church many years
ago. His Affections were very Sc.
we're, and of the most painful eharac'
ter, but he was always in the most
cheerful mood, placing his trust ii
Him who doeth all things well. Al
that a loving, dutiful wife, kind chill
| dren and true friends could do to al
lev1ate the sufferer was done IN thu
most cheerful manner. 1t was hare
for his loved ones to give him up, ane
they should try and fit themselves t.
meet him in that Great Beyond
where life is eternal and suffering i
not known. AFRIEND.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-10-30
To the Ministers Of Mexico.

DEAR BRErHERN-Paul said t'Help
those women who labor with me in
the gospel" Mey I not ask Of you;
s.Help those women who are ready to
labor with you in a special depart
ment of the gospel? This temperance
reform, under christian leadership,
is true gospel work. 1t Is to be
classed with the Christian missions
of the age. The fact that it is home
missionary york should strongly CON-
mend it.
They propose to do this work by
disseminating Temperance literature,
by arranging Bands of Hope and
Juvenile Temperance schools and in
Producing temperance into the day
schools and Sabbath schools, by in
fiuencing the press, by Prison work
by Flower missions, &C. We have q
department Of young women's work.
W. have temperance parlor meetings
by which VIZ reach young men and
other classes. We have thirty four
departments of work-oficered and
equipped-thoroughly organized.
Competent critics say it is a magnifi-
cent system by which to do the work.
One prominent feature of the work
is the holding of gospel Temperance
meetings. We seldom do this unless
the preachers conduct the meeting.
In many places the ministers occa-
sionally give up a Sunday night ser
vice, and all unite in this meeting.
They accomplish great good. When
the preachers will do this the Unions
become a great power for good in the
locality. Mr.. Beauchamp's churches
are always open for their meeting
and he believes all preachers should
cooperate in this work. My Chris
tian brethren, the usefulness of the
w. G. T. U. in this community is
with you you: can open the way for a
great work or you a close it.
But be assured il you foster this
christian reform its reflex influence
will come back with great blessings
to you and your church.
JENNY BLAND BEAUcHAMP.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-10-30
Hardin Park.

AS jul readers will see by reading
the deed published in this weeks
LEDGER, Ex-Gov. C. H. Hardin and
wife have donated the beautiful
grounds, known as the base ball
park, to the city to be beautified, i'm
proved and used only for a public
park. We are sure the city will
show their appreciation of this mu-
nifcent gift by improving the grounds
in a way that will be consistent with
the liberality of the donors. Cover
nor Hardin has a reputation not only
for liberality but for using good
judgment in what he gives, how he
gives and who he gives to. Mexico
should now have as beautiful a park
as any city. The grounds are located
just in the right place and lie beauti'
fully for Identification. Let the work
begin at once.