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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-27
Women 1T Washington.

esDifSton Letter
There is great deal Of drunksans ..
Washin ,ton. and society winks at il in a
friendlisr msnner than it did few years
ago. More women appear now in decoiiete
dresses al our big receptions. and tn CIT o.
their dresses Is often shamefully low without
even the illusion Of lace and flower, 70 hiIs
the swelling bust AT reception not long
ago a Lady appeared with a low-cut dress 80
male that the shoulders were perfectly BARI.
ami the head and shoulders looked Xix, q liv-
Ing marble lfe-size bust statu.tte sc: in a
sort OF bou9uet-holder OF white satin. The
ladies OF the foreign Legations are he worst.
but some Of our apins Americal, can coms
very close u them. and A. . rule they have
better goods 10 show 10th a. % face. neck
and figure than the women foreigner
When such state of Affairs prevails in
the fashionable northwest wins: can You
expect on the other side Of ths avenue, The
result i that there are NOR. o. the demi
monte in Washington today than ever
before No law Is put in force 20 sop them
and they parade Pennsylvania in scores
every bright afternoon. either wilkin,
dressed in sealskins and silks or IRWIN, IN
some ~ TIE b.st-looSins tur4o1ts Of the cap
i;al They enter eVen the galleries Of con-
vate galleries devoted to the member fam
HES WHERE a member Of co,gress must fur
nisA the ticket for their ainsi1l
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-27

Clara Bellies Letter.


The ball helle : mighty talsy tbs winter
TIE fashicn Is to gable. sah5le. gable with
ones partner as though conversation was
the first ohjeet II the occasion, and dancing
a poor second. Iasksi a physician II there
really was any structural difference between
the tongue Of woman and Of msn
Certainly, he replied The organ IS st
tscbed to the f,our Of the mouth at one sx-
tremiiy. AMI 1t Is fact that in the fsmases
tie controlling muscles are much more Pill
able than the males. Those muscles which
control the sets Of TASTE. prehensson and d.
giutitieu were not appCec;ahly divers 10 the
sexes, bot those related 20 Articulation ars
suorpouly developed in woman - ecR
pared With man
told him that b Vas rsal Dsa, cid
thinS. and that didn't hs6eye . vard a it;
bat, privately. shualdat vese59 4 = ~
the colossal truth
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-27

After the shrew d,.st politicians of
all the parties have given up all at
tempts at even guessing wha: Mr..
Cleveland will make up his mind TO
do touching succession in office il is
left for the editor of the Newton Re-
publican TO lay down the policy strip
ped of every ''if' or sand Notwith-
standing that papers precise and con-
fident words we viii wager nickel
that he don't know thing about il.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-27

Mr.. Beecher SAID the other day that
the Democrats "should ALWAYS thank
God for ST. John" That depends.
If ST. John turns up in the Demo-
cratic State of Texas AT $50 night
and the amendment is carried the
Democrats may find il convenient af-
ter time to forget TO thank God for
ST John
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-27

Ex-Governor Crawford drew from
the treasury of the state of Kansas
day before yesterday the sum OF $685.
23o.sl, tina; being his fee or per cent
of the last Kansas claim allowed by
the general government.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-27
Slight Reduction from Card Price.

lPittsburg Chronicle-Telegraphl
-What is the price of this organr asked a
gentleman of = dealer.
Three hundred and sixty-iive dollars re.
marked the latter.
"Phew!" exclaimed the gentleman. Amt
that rather highls
'oh, NJ, sir; You can see for yourSelf, it is
.ari rates
Yes, but what do you sell them for.7
~Forty-three dollars sir
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-27

Champion: The Wichita EAGLE
complains of the high protective tariff
adopted to keep out of Kansas import
ed Methodist preachers. When il
comes TO preachers the EAGLE is a free
trader
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-27
HERE WE. ARE AGAIN !
And as Always With Prices Lower than Others Can
or Dare Make Them

Mems Kip Boots, all cold. only SITS
Mems N K. Calf Boots. all solid. only $50
Mems KIP Shoes all solid a good working shoe, 100
Mems Fine Dress Shoes, all styles, only 1.6C
Women's Fine Button KID Shoes, worked holes, 1.2S
Women's Fine Button Goat Shoes, worked holes, 1875
Womens Fine Button Kid Foxed Shoes holes las
Chidrens Tipped School Shoes button sizes to 49, go
Chidrens Tipped School Shoes button, sc
Chidrens Tipped School Shoes. button sizes &c
1t is strange how do it. but do. and
chuck full Of equally good bargains acknow
edge competition in size of stock excellence of goods
and styles, and also low prices the Red Front.
A. A ALLEN.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-27
REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET.

REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET.
For Mayor
J. c. kUTAS-
For Pelice Judge
NJ s ROCHELLE.
For Justices of the Peace
W. Il. THROCkMOR'ON,
u NJ. LAWRENCE.
ABE SMITH
ForTreasurer School Board
CHARLES LAWRENCE.
NJ LAPPIN
". :. STANLEY.
For Councilmen-
First ard-W. Z. STEM.
Second ard. (short term -CHAs. ABBERls
Second W ard-B. \. bOWNIN G-
Third Ward-WHlTNEI II. TUCKER.
Fourth Ward-W. II. HAMMOND.
School Board
First Ward year,. A. WALLACE
Second Ward :; years. W. H1NGARD
= bird Ward. > years. II AILES
Fourth Ward. = years-A b. W RIGHT
Members at Large
JOHN 4. DORIAN.
JACOB MCAFEE-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-27

Moody, the world renowned evange-
list, has been holding a series of meet
ings at .mporia this week and the in
'erest seems very great.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-27
FIorida's White Population

/ 1t is said that the white population OF Flor
Ida Is increasing in much greater proper
tion than its colored population This is due
| TO immigration from the north
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-06-27
DO THEY MEAN ITf

TIE platform Of the Republican Ohio
State Convention, which met at Spring.
field on the nth inst, contained this
clause: awe denounce the importation
of contract labor and favor the most
stringent laws effectively to prevent ii. "
We are not certain that the convention
had the Cainese evil in view when ii
adopted this plank, but rather think ii
is aimed at certain forms OF imported
cheap white labor, Of which the East
ern press has lately been complaining.
The principle is the same, however,
and the Republicans of Ohio should
consider, if they have reason to com
plain Of comparatively mere handful
Of imported cheap wage workers, how
much more are we afflicted on the Pa
ciic Coast, who have the Chinese coolie:
by the thousands. To be consistent,
Republicans Of Ohio must hereafter oP
pose Chinese immigration.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-06-27
An Act to Provide for the Better
Preservation Of Public
Roads and Highways.
fApproved March s, 1885


SECTION /. All persons CONDUCTING water
across any public road or ghwsy or acr So
any street or alley in AIRY unincorporated
town in this State. for domestic. mining,
ayr caltursl or manu- scturing purposes, are
hereby required to construct and msintain.
ct their own expense. good and substantial
culverts or bridges. as tie case may be. over
snch crossings, anil shall 10 no case allow
any stream Of wat r. diverted from its
natural CHI annel for such purposes by them
to flood or wash any public road or any street
or alley in any pnincorporated town Of this
State.
SEC. 9 1. Is hereby made the duty Of the
Road Supervisor. in each and every road dis
trict of this State, and in case there be no reg
ularly elected and qualified Road supt rvis"r,
then At is hereby made The duty of the Chair
man of he Iosrd of County Commissioners
to at once notify the party or parties violating
the provisions of this Act TO make such con-
struction ors repair as may be necessary
and if such persons shall refuse or NEGLECT
to make the same for period Of nve days.
tncH u suhli NC tho uoty vi tho ieoHu pVi-
visor, or in case of his absence the Chairman
of the Board Of County Commissioners. to
Immediately cause the necessary corstruc-
zion or repairs to bs made, and to submit in
duplicate to the Board of County commits.
sionsrs and to the District Attorney itemized
bills ( the exoense SO incurred, which shall
be SLOWED aud paid as other bills against
the Road Fund of the district in which said
construction or repairs we're made. and in
case there be no moneys in the said fund.
then out OF any moneys in the General Coun-
Fund not otherwise appropriated,
SEC. 8. II shall be the daty OF the District
Attorney rece wing such bill of expense. as
provided in section Two Of this Act. to i'm
mediately commence an action in any court
of competent Jurisdiction. for the recovery OF
such an amouns rs set forth In the item zed
bill Of expenses aforesaid, together with costs
OF suit.
SEC. 1. All moneys so collected, after pay
ing costs of suit, shall be returned and paid
INTO the fund from which the original bill Of
expense named in Section Two CT this Act
shall have been allowed and paid by the
Board of County Commissioners.
SEC. S. All Acts and parts of ACTS In con-
Aict with this Act are hereby repealed.
SEC 6. This Act shall take efict and be be
force on and after the first day of April.
| eighteen hundred md eighty-nve.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-06-27

From Neptune down, all marine
potentates and worthless have had a
fancy for riding the dolphin, bet it is
doubtful if that risky mammal ever
had harder rider than our own bran
new Secretary Of the Navy. The re-
port on the Dolphin submitted 10 Sec.
rotary Whitney by the naval board OF
inspection, if true statement Of facts,
justifies the Secretary in the stubborn
ness which he has displayed to the re
port, which is very explicit in its
statements, the ship is fraud and sham.
1t has failed to make The contract speed,
even under the most favorable condi
tons, and is so faulty in construction as
to be unseaworthy. But ii The Dolphin
is failure, it does not follow that a
fraud was designed on the government,
but may b. only one more illustration
OF the fact that Americans do not yet
know how TO make a good sea going
iron steamship. Mr.. Roach had every
motive for succeeding in thi, the first OF
series OF ships which he might expect
10 build for the government. He prob
ably intended 10 make good ship, and
is surprised. no doubt, at his own lack
of success, If he comprehends it.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-06-27

--THE mint authorities estimate the
preduc ion in 1854 at $50 500, 900 gold
and s4S, 500, 900 silver (coinlng rate) ;
total, SO, 600, 900. This was an IN
crease .. $500, 900 gold and 81, COO, ooo
silver, As compared with 1883. The
gold production was equivalent TO /, 4Se,
GAG troy ounces; and the silver to ST.
.44,6oS troy ounces.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-06-27
ASSESS. lent NO ice.
Xx1III>M PENN MILL AND MINING

XXIILI,M PENN MILL AND MINING
wv Con- any Ocsion II priucipal
4, ave 81 busii ess. san y Anci co, alii'rhi4-
location Nv rk-, DEVILS Gate Miring Dis
t-lct, silver cy. L!un County. Me- ada
N'ite Is hereby given at at mrttin Of
the Board Directors b. i'd an che Attn day
Jun 1885 81 h sessIr ent (No y ~ NV (1I
cent per share was /. wed up, the capital
,tUrk Of The corp rati''n, pAy -ble immedi.
!, ly. IN United 1t ties gold com. IT, the sec-
~tnry q. tue Otfice the Compa y.r ON 50
vaia block. No 800 Montgomery reet.
u FrsncIsc", CaltiO'uis Any stock upon
ich this assessment shall reiuain unpaid
u tae Stu day ot July, 1885 win b. dein-
,te trnd sdv.r lied sale ~ pnbiir au1-
go ana unless payment y mat before,
II be sud IN thuda7, the 30ih day of
july 1888, tc p the Il "a ent assessment.
roseth r with cost Il sd ertI-ing and ex-
.'en-es OF sale by order Of the BIHrd OF
DIR cos
j ]. ~COyILLE. Secretary.
Owe Ko III 80 Ntrad nln,k. NJ, 100
mtg nn,ry street San T. Anci so. california.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-06-27
LOW GRADE ORES.

One Of the most important problems
presented for solution IN the held OF
mining industry, is the economical treat
ment OF low grade ores. The history
of mining, wherever prosecuted, shows
unmistakably that the most satisfactory
results and the most permanent basis
upon which profitable and satisfactory
business in this field has been estab-
lshed is upon large bodies Of ores, per.
manent and regular in their deposit,
which have been rather under than over
the average richness, although in most
instances where inexperienced men have
been most prominently active, the least
valuable has been most eagerly sought,
while the permanent and real basis Of
property has been neglected.
In the new mining territories, the dis
covery of small and even isolated bod
les OF high grade ore. even if confined
to narrow limits, has been sufficient to
attract The attention Of large number,
many of whom doubtless deserted better
properties, and most OF whom, as prov.
en- in many instances, passed by without
notice. more promising indications than
those which attracted their sttention
and inaamed their curiosity.
At this time sufficient experience has
been gained and q better knowledge SO
generally diffu,ed, thai the many mis-
takes OF the past need never again be
repeated. Capital now entering this
field, does SO at greater advantage
than ever before, and the result will
probably be seen in the larger number
Of pronlable enterprises, and most sat.
istactory return for investments wisely
made. The element of uncertainty
has been largely eliminated from the
history Of mining development. The
truth has been SO thoroughly demon
straIed that no one need willingly suffer
from the inexperience of the past. The
wide diversity OF our mineral bearing
fields is better understood; the charac.
ter of ore has been subjected TO numer-
Gus tests by scientist, aud melallurgists,
until the requir menls OF each locality
are IN measure comprehended. The
development of years has given more
knowledge concerning the character
and permanence of ore bodies IN the
different mining regions. Where the
field was once new and UNEMPLOYED, and
all were equally ignorant concerning its
probabilities, now IN every locality, The
co,hy experience OF th- past has re
vealsd ih- facts a they cxis, and there
are avalabl- Of only th- framed ann
reliable expert, ~ho has gained h.s
knowledge from book ami rock, from
experience IN laboratory ami mine, from
investigation Of ore and vein. but the
same advansag 5 are ob,ainable in CON
nection with The Ireaiment oi IL aiteI
it has been secured. rhc imlo,. ance
of bet,er mtihoi win. h shall Up, II tnc
wide n-d Of low & ade ores to prod,a
BIZ d-v-l"pm'nl, Is exciting tbs atIcn
hon o; son- IT The nest AMI nat p,ac
,,cai mnin, lnen OF lhe age, AMI thes-
is no doub, ia, the n1w invention, now
uni5r cun,Iivsa IN, AMI b ing .hIs
oushly tr>,rd hS PTac lcai mn'k, " II
shJs iIrs Stace IN a, direction,
iudieahi,g IA. T. ,hc IA al tuulc IA
proe.e.n Viii n ucc ABLY iemon
,ra sd.-.H. & Re5lt'0.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-06-27
Office To CIR. DITORS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
y THE THIRD JUDICIAL DIsTt ICT OF
The STA Of NEVADA. IN M
FOR THE ,UUNTY Or LlON.
Jasper Daniels
y g Creditors.

as Creditors
THE MAE ~ Of TIL PETITION OF
L J sp'r Daoiel- an ins I've t.ebtur, Pnr.
n 10 au or'er thu II N. NJ. A Murphy.
InlRe II the said District Court, notice ia
b 'eby 81 Ii to ali the ereaii.r- + the SAID
ins"lvs +, Jaspet Da ID. to b. and appear
b for' th' sid Jug IN open Gou I, 4 the
our room Of said curt. Of b Con t,hnns..
~ ~ equity, ~ 'i'r 29th day Of duly. A
ID 1879. I 0 FL kA 4 Of III & day, then
Ana in'r" 10 Sho csns", II any ih-y ca
W.T. epra'e II lid ms. lyent ali MD moi
be- IA tri NJ ~ as met ~ b q ststs re
"a &c. AID h. b III hirged fto HI, d,bta
"i lA3'hii"s IN 'nf-u nee of IN, provi
80 $50 gre hiiufe ~ -nth Az. mad, and
" d; nd D ne nea m ii p.oceed.
80 go 'st' ~ W sfiyed
tA td an III. zeal ~
a.,a urttiias b syri Jine, A.
1880 DALLAS.
o.E. Mack. Ats'y for Petitioner.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-06-27
TO THE PUBLIC.

hereby give notice that l have sold
all nv interest in the LYON COUNTY
TIMES to F. w. Fairbanks, who Will
continue the publication as heretofore.
: JoHN NJ. CAMPBELL.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-06-27

The following bills were examined and al
lowed BY the Board Of County Commission
ers at their regular monthly meeting. held
June 2, 1885.
st. M.ry's Hospital, care Of INDECENT
sick for May. ...' SI W
Il ] CARING, Assessor, salary for May. loo 90
7 Hawkins, Justice Of the rssoe.
fees for May. ................ sO0
TR Hswkips, Census Marshal for Day.
ton district. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 70 ~
IS Dallas, County CLERK, fees for
May. ..........s...'. 10 -
LYON COUNTY TIMES. publishing bills
allowed and subscription to paper. 20 %
George W Keith, Dis riot Attorney,
salary for May. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l25 %
Davis & Son, supplies furnished in
digents In May. ..................... IL %
@ Kaufman, supplies furnished indir
gent In MAY. ....... ..'.......'...' IL "
John Lothrop. salary as Deputy Asses
soT for May ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 oo
Geroee p. Randall. Sheriff fees in case
Of State vs.. Giuseppe Quilici. IS 80
John Dobblns. hauling lumber from
wybuska to Greenfield, ... ...-..... 10 90
A J LittelI, County Commiss oner. per
diem and mileage for May.......... 6 %
James Scott, water for Courthouse IN
May............... .................. w
III Hepworth. work on Como road =. 80 90
Maxwell, care OF INDECENT. 10 on
W W Stepeens, expense Of burial OF
th1tUaf I hAcRAao u w
Goetz and Lutgens, meat Furnished IN
digents in May. ............ II rs
W Davis, Auditors fees for May. lO7 10
Isaac Cohsn wood delivered to indi-
GENT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W
A. J. MAXWELL, care OF INDECENT for
May. Observation-Disclosures. 70 "
Minnie Leslie. Census Marshal OF Dis
tricts MS. 9 aud 10. ......... ....... 30 10
W h Davis. Recorders salary for
May. ...,,.r.... ....... ........ IL 70
J @ Smart, Armory rent for the month
OF Nay ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ........ 10 w
HI T scheel, County Commissioner.
per diem and mileage tor Msy...... 81 60
willism Kean, supp les to INDECENT. 6 IS
John Young. Superintendent OF chools
salary for March, April aud Msy.... lsS 90
George P. Randall. care Of Court house
and grounds for May. .............. rs 90
] Campbell. meats furnished ind.-
gebts in May. ..........- ...... 10 rs
8 Ripley. supplies furnished indigeuts
in Observation-Disclosures. 20 oe
VIM Kesn, County Com missioner. per
diem and mileage for NJ y.........,. so 40
IA Hunteon. County TREASURER. sal
airy for Msy........... .......... ltl Sc
ThurloT Douglass, Census Marshal
OF v Abu,ks district. .....,. is 90
J A. Bonham, stamps aud stationery. Is rs
STATE OF NEVADA. u.
COUNTY OF LYON.
III 3. Dallas, Clerk Of the Board Of County
Com missioners, in and for said county and
State, do hereby certify that the foregoing
bills were passed and ordered paid BY the
Board OF County Commissioners on the I'd
day of June. A. +. 1855.
is. DALLAS. Clerk Of the Board.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-06-27
=. d a. M.

WILEY LODGE NO. 0, r. 4 A M. hold
v-tsted G mmunieations on the seco ID Mon.
Day "v-n'n0 Of each month, AZ odd Fellows'
tali DAYTON. Nevads Visiting brethren are
cordially invited e. attend.
O, Il. JAauA, seerstary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-06-27

STATEMENT OF THE COUNTY Ann.
- tor and Treasurer OF Lyon County. New
da. to the County Commissioner OF ala
county. for the qusrter ending March siss
4. u 1880. ''
Cash In treasury Jan. LIST,
iss''.'... '.''.'...''.' 2s.i42 50
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-04

Mdditen Gonntng iuirb SRI. Susnn
III ibrcm lteien Spiele oIbebn" iii Der
CONCERT So1c cribeincn. Die Nbebn
Gbeatergeieal6u ltebt utter Der 2ett=
ing bc3 !Serrr 8. @. 8nrlotu, Der npri=
9es Sobr iii u~uierer stabt Strip uon
@intle" nnb ySlnd Diamonds" our
9%(uIiiDrung brndte unb pplle tSduIer ;os.
Serr 8nrlrtp neriidert uns ouB bic
v@bebo" Sruppe cine bel @eiterr BEL
icre lei ais Die 9eieaidnft bic porises
Sabr mlere Stabt beiudte uttb III
taleutuplle Sdnuipieler Der 9heaters
trhppe o~u9ebDren. rIbeoa" fpurbe
ichen sl6enb ipdDreno Der poriser @p6e
i'm Olympic E9eater in ct 2ouis geses
ben utb jos poGe 5duier. @s ftebt
ms Sermnnuern n1io ant nddIten Sonrz
tag ein 8unit9enuB ionoer @GeiGen be-
upr uro buffen mir baB ali bieiem I6enb
bic ~9erduni9e CONCERT 9nlIe Biz auf BEN
Iebtcn Sis sefiGIt ieir iuiro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-04
0eiIei0sbcIhlIKe.

Sn Der Grtra Serinmmlun9 bes
.Sermnnn 3urn @crcin" am Montn9
ben 80. 3Opember 1885, wurbcn nadz
fOlsenbe 8eilcioabei9liiiie 9cfaBt:
% es Der uucrforI9li9eu Seriebun9
gefalen, u%nIcrcn iuertDen Turnerbruber
Senrp 9Oned, pt5sli9 aus uniercrNitte
iu entreiBen; iei es beI9Gofcn:
9aB mir, bic Turuer ocs .9ermnm
Gurn 8crcin" ourd ben COB u~nIereS
beliebten 3urucrbruherS in tiefe Trnuer
ucriebt;
SnB mir 5um 3eiden %nuierer nuf.
ri9tieen Grnuer unler Surner Iiir bic
0auer BON 30 Eogcu III Erauer bdns
gen;
DAB mir biermit ben hetrii6ten Gl.
tern un6 @ci9wiltern bcs 8eritorbenen
infer ~tieIitcs unr nuIridtigItes @eileib
81 erteunen 9eben;
6erncr, Dab cine 4bldriIt pbi9er BE.
idliBe ben trauerroen SinterbIiebenen
iberionbt unb slcidTaGs ben bieIigen
3eitunscu elite IbId)riFt sur @erbFeut-
ltdur9 ein9ebdnbist iperbe.
OnsGpmtte.
!0ermnrm 8eniina, ir.
GGas. !6anlen. il.
Gu9. 8ippiteir.
0enrp Bod.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-04

Cine fir Miiipuricr GARNER ipifiige
enti6eibun9 1T unfan9s bieier @u6e
bonn 8unbeEpber9eridte 9egeben ipOr-
oer. e. boubelt iid i'm Die 6rn9e, Oh
bos Miiicnrier Geles, iueldes @iieu.
babnen Die 3ublltns bcs boppeltcn
@ertbes pon @ieb, ipel9cs nlI nidt
ein9efricbi9ten SnbuItreden gei6btct
pcrpcn lit, nuferle9t, nidt 9eerll Die
8unbesperIniiuu9 peritieBe. Die 0tii,
luuri 9nciTcsSabn bate nuf @runb bic.
fer 5ra9e cine pou Miiiourier S5crsc.
ri6t 9e9cn JIG entldieocne &lo9e por Oas
Sunoes=S 6er9eri6t 9cbradt, uno bicles
fat Die Gntldeibnn9 pes Stants=S DER
9eridts beitdtist.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-04

Der 8coatteur elmer 3cituf,s lit
Sanlas Gitp besonn nculi6 einen Strtitel
iher Die 5~inuusfru9e nit fOlsenben @or.
ten: n@dbrenb mir seltern nit einem
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