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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-03-16

Hon. Fl. II. Warner, a prominent repub-
lican, and known as a Safe" business
man. throughout the world, recently gave a
banquet to the board OF trade in his city.
Rochester, n. Y, and in his address on the
occasion, made the following uttersnce, of
interest to Springfield people, Just at the
present time:
MANY criticise the proposed new charter.
as placing too much power in the hands Of
one man, the mayor, be he who he may;
and may say, think 1t very unwise to
unite such powers as the new charter pro-
poses to do, unless the citizens of Roches-
ter are determined to see that only the best
men are elected TO Office. OF course, If a
bad mau is elected Mayor, then to give him
absolute power is a serious thing; but there
Is no reason why we should have bad men
as mayors, il our citizens and business men
respond to the duty that Is clearly theirs, of
serving the city if called SO to do.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-03-16

Ex-President Hayes addressed the news
paper men of Toledo, few nights ago,
and we infer, from the matter of a Comner-
eiGl editorial, that he made good. strong
and sensible speech. The newspaper" {"
said the speaker, ''is the mirror of the tins.
1t reflects, OF course, the gutter and the
pool. But more largely it gives US happier
Ocenes-the lakes, the homes, the noun
aims and the heavens. The truth is, the
newspapers of the day. instead of reflect
ing fully the scenes spread out before them,
do what they ought TO do. They suppress
In the interest of morality and decency.
the lions share of the Embellishments in
the social life around them" General
Hayes said, further: ''Show me q man
who reads regularly and carefully his news
paper. and am sure that you have called
attention to an intelligent and useful citi-
zen."
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-03-16
springfield &epnblis

FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH ts. 1858.
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1888-01-01

also sometimes found The only erected the districts
magnitude for the extraction
the terminus of the jefferson Railroad
north Wkes and the
Boulder The capacity the
the mills so
will approximate $2lOOOOOOO
Jefferson there three noted Hot Springs the Boulder within
two and half miles the the Ppeston Ppon
Clancy the Pky county
der in 1882 The situated
Boulder Valley contains population
settled there within the center largest mining
the Territory all within
East Little Boulder the
trc on the north The town never had "boom Its
but has bright future among improvements
fine hotel large business
also boasts 6ca weekly 2coumn
1885, by Robertson its proprietor The Sentinel
has fclass outfit and Of the best wkes published
Montana The with this County,
Boulder center takes radius Of miles,
Boulder December Z, 1887
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1888-01-01

mnt numbers County
production vegetables and butter other dairy
industries There two railroads entering the County from the NORTH
which place in direct communication with Helena Chicago
the East generally One Of these the H. road is already
operation while
contract being accomplish
it. Both Of these being
speedily pushed to completion.
There also road already excellent route between
Boulder and the Union Pacific Railroad Three portion
which has constructed This will
links made Northern Pacific mountainous country
in this section without its
rich and yielded large said that in the main,
have worked out several being worked deep
bars Of the Missouri River Bedford hydraulics Mines Of similar
but extensive being the Little Boulder
the and Radersbug There also gulch mining
going tributaries Big Boulder Clancy
and St Louis Creek guches south
and ulchs and small heading the Mountains
for quartz the the Rocky Mountains
explored literally ribbed with quartz odes carrying gold silver
lead found yn and porphory granite formations generally
Several mining districts organized
pecd properties show assure VEINS although much
character In there freemlng gold the surface but
depth attained mixed with the baaer minerals In others free
milling gold and silver found which easily BY sagama
0n while in Others perhaps the number Of them agenous
carbonad easily
extracted the smelling Suphuret frequently
with all the Districts occasionally chodes bdes Of silver
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1888-01-01
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
o

jefferson County organized while Montana still portion
bounded the by Silver Bow and Deer Lodge
Clarke the by Meager Galatn
Madison counties has Of 5000 miles, sthe
Territory The Missouri river
river its entire southern boundary and the Rocky Mountains
through
into the Missouri Jefferson Principal
Little Boulder with their tributaries Pcky
Indian Creek the north Boulder White
Fish
the Elk Horn Rocky Mountains that
mention
through rich
greater The most extensive and important Boulder
and Lower Jefferson
White Tail Deer Creek Most Of these valleys
miles length
the stream and usually productive The native
nutritious and most Of the meadow lands still their
primitive
the land will take root and eventually native
greatly improved As al Of
engaged raising the most important county,
carefully harvested
meadow lands
quantities which
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1888-01-01

launches out on the road, he Obeys
the scriptural injunction literally,
and takes no thought for to-mor-
row as to what he shall eat or
what he shall drink or where he
shall lie down to sleep. Each day
has sorrow enough for him, and he
looks for joy to come with the
morning. In his wanderings be-
tween Miles City and Spokane Falls
he is liable to "blow" into any
printing Office along the route as
the freight train happens to drop
him, and after gathering himself
together and relating the latest
news about the "boys" along the
road he proceeds to "thin space"
q quarter from the first square
man" he happens to meet. always
with the distinct understanding
that the quarter" is to be ex-
pended for food alone, but too often
the seductions of the faro table or
the flowing bowl, cause him to
forget the cravings Of an empty
stomach and the quarter obtained
with such infinite pains goes the
same way q numberless of its
predecessors have gone. He will
give you the name and pedigree Of
every "0ld-timer" he has met,
and brings messages and regards
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1888-01-01
A MONTANA TYPO.

He made his with the printing
since His life migratory and the braemn
the Montana railroad lines familiar with
ncoming outgong acquain
many as he
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1888-01-01

from former feowcafmen
the fond hope Of drink his life
man. full Of pride and he left his perhaps
the struggle Of e the ancient oans noted for their
valor he still feels incumbent himself maintain the ancient
taton The occasion himself generally along
morning but time midnight lamp whisky
have wrought their
carefully
after waking wonders how he contracted for
elias gives his face the beefeak He the
familiar with all the editors the latter individuals
their sight
fear and trembling the business he
allowed under his boohee till his string cashed
seldom condecends notice his expression
the was tanning him for thorough
Is authority punctuation data tell dot the
circulation in the Territory
ing his opinion Of Its editorial merit himself
time in and after working few the irresistible impulse
him. and he fits other Such brief
the known characters printers Montana
What started him his wandengs body knows have been dis
appointed hopes thward ambition perhaps wandeng
but always whether
reng the the combat
Monitor and Memac Of which eyewitness
mountain
The varied Montana forth the articles
MINER will genuine surprise
They but little conception empire
Of this them honest information
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1888-01-01

the Desert Land Act, but there are
many thousand acres that are still
open to settlement, and which for
the present are used as grazing
land. Upon the settled portionsof
the bench lands most Of the grain
and vegetables raised in the county
is grown. The average yield Of
wheat is 40 to As bushels, and It
sometimes runs as high as Is
bushels. Average yield Of oats, As
bushels to the acre, and in some
favored places it runs up to 80
bushels. Both rye and barley are
equally as good. The yield of
potatoes is absolutely enormous.
Two hundred and 800 bushels per
acre is q very common crop, and
for size and flavor cannot be excel
led anywhere in the world.
Jefferson has its quota Of noun
tains, the summit of the Rockies
for about 60 miles in length, from
north to south, forming its entire
western boundary. The Crow
range Is in the southeast section
the Bull in the southeast, and
the other connecting ranges are
between the main heaps. Nearly
all are heavily timbered and in
furnishing the necessary fuel and
timber for Butte City give employ
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-15

Ter o,adten bas 70 aus, BOB He bon ibr
iagten: Die sSorftlore = 70 bieB man
jie bamaIs = Mil Dben binaus. Bon
Natur iebr begabt, bate fie ii6 elm
rei9es unb tpobIgeDrbnetes Wifen
erworben unb cine geIelf6aftli6e
0altung, bic ieber Dame augeftanben
tpire. Oabei umsab fie ein eisener
poetif9er Gei3, cine gfa1mirfung Der
MaI6romnntit, in uel9er iie ibre Ginbs
belt berlebt bate. Sa - gum 0enfer,
i'd tperbe, uermutb' i'd. ielber uieber
poetif9, iuenn id auf bas Gapitel
TONNE = iie mar in iener 3eit, no bic
Gomantif 70 febr popular, eitle &o.
tltantiterin on Qeib unb 6eele, unb Der
CUTE 6riebing, lDel1er bamals geraoe
pfarrer su @ippoititein gepoiben, mar
gan3 ent3iidt DDn Der Gille alter 2ieDer
uno Sageu, Die fie ibm nlittbeilen
fonnte.
Was mi d angebt, i6 bate beim ers
fen Begegnen Die Gore gar ni9t pies
oererfanut. gd6t allein beBbalb, neil
fie ieBt in fidbtli1er Sra9t gin9 unb
fi9 ben mpbii1en Gleibern 10 lei9t
unb frei benegte, als bdtte lie Don flein
auf ME anoere getragen, iOnOern mebr
bnrum, neil iie 70 omnipotent fb6n ge.
tporben. 9err, fie iif ieBt elm alt
Weib, uno Summer unb DaB 9aben iie
nod mebr entfiellt aIs bas 9llter, ober,
by all the Powers! mag i1 erf9ofen
tDerDen, tpenn i'd ie in Der alten ober
neuen Welt elm f96neres Weib geieben,
aIs bic Gore in ibrer Sugeabblatbe
mar. ytur Sbre Grau Stiefmutter,
Oerr Graf, fDmmt ibr nabe, tuenn aud,
tal!ulir' id5, oas Genre ibrer S16nbeit
Elm aHberes
Nleiben Sic bei Der Sadie, 9err! uns
ierbra9 bier &obert ben @r5dbler fins
lter unb Iegte ii1 bann tpieber nit ges
feuttem 9aupte in ben @borifubl Sus
rid.
Nsit einem b5bnil9sn Bid auf ben
iungen Mann iprab Smerenbolo fiit
Iid: vGaItulire, TO gebt es, ipenn man
nit Der SOnbe pl6blib einen febr reiss
barren NerD berubrt.
Damn tubr er tDrt:
2aiien sic, Serr Graf, meine ct.
5dblung immerbin in benz ibr beques
men @eIeife fi@ fortbewesen, wenn
| fie ni6t iioden fol-. So, alio bon Der
Sdbnbeit her 60ritlore fpra9 i'd. Sic
NOR iiberraf1enb, iibermdltigenD.
Menn einen bas groBe, fdlanfe, plas
itii6 id6n geipa9iene MdbGen nit ieis
net groBen, f9marjen, brennenoen Mus
gen anfob, tpurbe einem bas 9er3 tldrs
rii6 i'm 2sibe unb tlopfte an bic &ip.
pen, aIs pOllt' es beraus. ST Elm Gaft,
0err. War f9on man9em BON bieien
Mugen ein SOrt angetban, tporben,
re6ne i'd, unb sing es mir aud nidt
beiier. Wurbe psrliebt ipie Elm Mais
fdB6en, luar elm Starr ieoer 3oll. 81
Elm mertniirbig munberli9 Ding um
bic 2iebe. ST cine Narrbeit, permutb'
Id, aber cine allmd&tis sloriOic. bel
| Sooe
l5crtfetuus foIet.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-15

ma@t beB2 8sr3is-iest er-mie er
beg 0ebi9etdbeI nob9 Der Geib in Be
8asfet eineIegt feds 8ltt-een Dollar
smansig adt5ig- -snee Dollar = 3tpse
Dollar fime3ig-brei Dollar fiinf Sent
-tpea i'd geb Sbne be gan3e 2rempel
-es more ebout 3pee 0anobOl = uor
brei Dollar; nor, baB i'd sic als So.
ffiimer trieg. getterlp fog id, iopie
i'd emobl Sheriff merb TN Sic .gebdn9t
oDber uff 2eme3eit in's 3ubtbaus
tumme follte, DO merr i'd prompt al
Sbne fenbe. Sic ioll bes @etpltter pers
f6lasel So fanu mer 10 lei gelb i'm
gastet uff be Wartt briuse, I'm lei 8ebs
f9etdbel i'm podet6ud beemtrage.
Seller &id3ug, mo- i'd bo ansetrete
ben, bot mid mein 8astet getoI1t, no
i'd in @eoante ben fdtsbte loHe.
Itper i'd bat mid 10 ereiteb gebett,
bob ids aus sefunDbeitli9e @rhnbe
for n6tbig gebalten ben, @enen ae
nemme. @ro6 tuie mer 6er 8arfeeper
en- @odtaiI iirt, fibrt Der Deimel ben
SbrDorm erei; of course ben i'd en-
inpeitet, eiuen mit3etrinfe. Wtl, iegt
er, i@ nemm aab en- @odtail = ber
0auunt, ber unberi9dmte. gs iolt
amer nod beher fumme. Wie Der
Barteeper ben 5ipeete Godtail mirt,
tunlme nod 3tDee Dr6pp erein, bic of
course benz S6rporm, - bo is Der
Sbne 10 befannt mie e buntiger 0uno-
gefenrt ben. Mifer 6oofnafle, iegt
er, erlame Sc, bab itb Sbne suee bun
meine Greinb INTRODUCE, Sebfd Gerfels
teliteher = Wlfter 6oofnaafle; Mdb.
i6er Sanidelfris - Miiter 0ooinatle.
IS freit mid febr, Sbre Mcqadaten3 3e
made, Gentlemen, Jog i'd Gamer &c.
bentt ben id; tpenn Gid nor be @9Iog
riebre tbdt) Gentlemen, mos nenlme
seq Sd nemm bis9e Brdnbp, iogt
ber Gene bun bene Dead-Beats, un ic)
en- ggsnog fest De Mnnere. How
mutchs frog i6 be Barfeeper, um mel
gntriiffnng 5u heibe. 3nee @odtails
ma9t atDee gitt, gtdnbp & ggsnpog
ie93ig Gent, finfuna9t3ig 3efamme.
Gum Slid ben id) ben Gor3e beim
~tuaJe.buutpi I'll uS OWtuk iYICtDc
lofe, iunid udr mer's bees gauge.
Ginf Gent ben i6 bersits bor e Gartidet
gef9pent gebett. blietue mer alio erdttlp
tebn Gent, nit beue ben id en- @uppen=
taode un banbuoa @eeBeriebe getaafi,
fe in BRAUN pdper eingerdppt IN be
Gdrab bOr6 EN- Stadeltamp iein Bar
tseper niewergei6idt. Sept NOR mer's
tlobr, warum ie be Mforse 10 i1piet
gei9meilt gebett Dot, iuie i@ geiost ben,
ib wOllt aus Sparfamfeetsridii9te Tor
Die Guture felwer uff be Martt sebs,
I'm i'd NOR idubr, baB ie babseni ge.
watidt bot, for mid nit mel Nlarfet
8astet beemfamme 3u iebe. 9luer ben
Sriumpb borft i9 ebr net g6nne un
beRentwese bod i6 iebt beim gtadels
fdmp bis ie for be 2otal 0pti1en
Meeting f6tart, baB i'd beem i9niete
fam, mitaus baB fe mid iiebt.
Sbr alter Greinb
Sddfon g. 5oofuafle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-15
@iiieusipertb. .

Serr Us. s @lorson, elm 6aufmann in 2afe
@ith, 0loriba, battle fidb cine beftige GrfdIiuns
auaeaosep, bic bon einem qudIenben SuFen Be
gleitet mar unb gang ben Anldein Der erffen
Sdpinoiudts Sbmptome barbot. Ct Der.
fndte cine Menae iogenannter populdrer gu.
ifenmeoiriuen, alein bas llebel perfhIimmerte
iiG bon Sag 5u Sase. ST maserte iidtli9 ab,
bate atbembefdmeroen unS fonnie nidt me9r
f9lafen S6liebli9 berfudte er Or. Rings
y@eue Gntbed lna aesen S4winbiudt4 unb
babies Dusenb 8lafden sebraudt patte. mar
er uollfidnois seiuno unb Das llebel ifelte iid
aud ipdter ni@t tpieoer eia. sfein anbereS
Mtttel fam cine fold Ianse 2ife bon geIunge>
men sfnren oufiueiien, ipie Or. Sings vIeue
entoeduns gesen S9ninbfu9t~ Der Grfola
biefer MeOicin wirb sarantirt.
4robsfafGen frei in Der apotbefe bon u.
Oreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-15

Wie aus Banana mitsetbeilt
uir6, bat in @uapaquil elm Muffanb
gegen bic priefier ifattgefuuben. Ser
ipanii9e priefter, tueider aur 3eit aIs
Biibof fun9irt, bate bic unperffdmt.
belt begansen, bic &i6ter beg Obers
8eridts ipegen elmer gntl1eibung,
bic Der Gir9e nid5t conbenirte, au
ercommunieiren. Mls bies betannt
Dur6e. 3og cine grDBe 8olfsmenge bor
oos bifd0fIi@e palais unb mari bic
Jeniter ein. Da murbe pom 6auie
aus gefeuert unb mebrere perlonen
aus Dem Wolte murben get6btet unb
Derwunbet. Das Bolt NOR eben i'm
8esriff, bas bii9bfli6e palais 3u fiiirs
a,et, als Wiilitdr berbeitam unb ben
plab gepaltiam rdumte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-15
Mers.lid,c Gttanette

perbinbert man1e Dottoren, lire @e.
i9idli9teit an3uSeigen; mir aber laHen
uns bur9 feline iol9en berf6mmli6en
WorfGriften abbaIten unb beuten, baB,
menn mir cine unieren gsbenmenf9en
nabli6e Gntbefuns MAIDEN, mir bic
Sbatia9e iiber bas game 2aub berbreis
ten follten. Daber lafen mir int sans
gen 2auoe bic Sbatia9e perbffentliden,
baB Or. Vt. .. pieree's Golden Med
ical Discovery (solbene mebisiniide
@ntbsdung) bas beitbetannte SeiImits
tel gegen S6minolu6t (5trofeln ber
2unge) uno dbali9e Srantbeiten 1T.
Senbe 10 Gents in 8riefmarten flr Dr.
pierce's uolfdnoise Mbbanblung tber
Sdwinbiu9t nit unjibertrofenen Mit.
teln aur Selbibebanblung. Abreiiire:
Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa-
ton. 663 Main Str, Buffalo, N. Y.
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= 1887 uuroen in Netp Oort 49,.
139 Grauen perbaftet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-15
8tpet gNeae. gaahle 0tr eiueu .
tSOrtfstuus foIst.1

Cir eetp6buIiG gibt 60 3nei @eae. um bas
su erreiden, nae bic Naiur mitunter MIR nm.
Yollfaniis beipirft, ndnli9, bic Ginsetpeice au
erIeidtern DIR cine iff, rin braitii6es abfiib.
rungsmittel su nsrfaluden, bas iibermdbiaen,
fofortiaen unb idmer;bafteu Stublaana ber.
fdafft; bsr anbsre iff, Sofetters M a..
enbitters einsunebmen, oas ni9t senalt.
fam, aber bur9ereifenb 9enua pirft unb bic
GingeDeibe uiff anereift. Ser ben eriten
@eg ipdbIt, brau6t nidt auf Dauernoe Abhiilfe
su boifsn unb fam i,id)t erDarten, bab ct bet
f9md9enben Hiidwirtnng entgebt, ipelhe bic
Sroans ebsn 10 fdlimm oosr in nod fblimme.
rem 3ufanoe, ais friiber, Snriidldbt. Ser,
auf oer anoeren Seiie lsins 3uau6t gu benz
@itterS nimmt, Der tanu ii4 oarauf uerlaiien,
oab cine regulate a6rperbeidaffenbeit, ais
6oIse einer GIneuernns Der seiunDen Spann.
traft I'M ginseweioetanoi, tuie6erbergeiteut
ipirb. abseleben bon beiIlamem eo6ern Der
giueeweioe, maht bas 8itters cine vf9lafenbe~
9eber iDieoer vmunter~, ssibt einen pobItbdti
gen Gutrieb jur Sbdtieteit bsr Nisren niIo
pirft eeeen bic erfen an1ei6en bon &beumatis.
mus, gegeu Reisuns 3ur @idt unD eegen Ma.
loria", sIethbiel pie oaHslbe aufiritt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-15
Wierem nno ,Se6erfetoeu.

Die birefte Golge berbDrbenen BIu=
tes unb i9wa@er organifher Bepes
gung, perben in Gimmons 9is
Der Regulator Elm e9tes 6eils
mittel bieier 2eibcn finben. Gr Der.
leibt bem 8lute frif9es 2eben unb bers
aniigt unb itdrtt bur9 8ef6rberung Der
2eber unb gfierentbdtigteit. ben ganaen
Srganismus. Sd mar Iange nit Sc,
berbefdmeroen, 9iierentrantbeit un0
berborbenem 8Iute geplagt. 0abe
5immons 2ibers&eguIator gebrau6t,
ber mir mebr sebolfen bai. aIs anbere
4ranei. SEQ. $. pratt, u. g. Deputp
Collector, 2. Dit, Ga.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-15
4 I NJ { 4 &.
@oman bon Sobannes saere.
Idortfetuua.l

tSortiesuus.l
Wur6e aIio Elm Beitelltubent, Der
aber gona gliidlid mar, als CT gum ets
fiennlal S9ube on ben SSiiBen uno ein
gau3es Mams auf BEN 2eibe bate.
Rad unb nod freilitb sins es bergab
NIT DieIem @efiible Der GIiidielig:eit.
Sc raIdere 6ortf9ritte id ma9te, je
mebr id iufoIge meiner ylatnrfrii9e
unb meines eiiernen 6leiBes bic Gtabts
buben iiberiiiigelte, ulil 70 irlebr i1mDll
dM9 In mir Der Grimm iiber neine bets
telbaite @yiifen3. 6err, bic Brpden,
tuelGe eiuem b,e Milotbdtisfeit bins
tuirit, f9meden bitter. Die Bifien
quolIen MIR i'm Msunbe, i'd bdtte bic
4dnbe, iuelde mir DieleIben barrei@ten.
oft lieber ariipuden als fii1Ien nl6gen
unb NANCE Iange gin6t binbnr1 be-
neste iG, In uleiner Do@tommer fries
ren0. iilein nrmleliges 2ager nit 3brds
1en Der Mutb uno grbitterung. SD,
Der erffe IN ben Gloien on 6leiB unb
aenutni1en, inuBte mid bon parteis
iid5en Qebrern ben einfdltigen unb trds
gen SDbnen gutter 5amilien na6sefebt
iebeu, iG muBte ben untaugIihen Rin=
bern illeiner 4oifgeber ibre Mufgaben
fladeu utlb mid BON ibnen meiner
8eitelf elfubeuteuidaft bnlber berb6bnen
Iaffen. gi. ia ipobI, ba ter @oetbe,
bQs @IHdsfino, bate gut iagen, nur
Der, iueId3er iein 8rpt nit 9brdnert
l0Ise, tenue bic bimmliI6en Md@te.
aalfulire, bdtie er es nal ieIber tbun
usiiheu, Ct iuiirbe Ifott poa bimmIii@en,
bon bbuif9en Nd6ten gefprO9en
1abeu.
slber neine Mfutter bate bod reGi
gebabt: i6 bate tuirtIi@ ni1t bas 3eug
au eiueul 6dirIe. Nls bic 3eit ge,
fommen, no i'd Bic lluiberiit1t beaieben
iclIte, mar mir bas ean3 flar gep0r6en.
0aite cine entf@iebene BorIiebe fir bic
NaturmiiIenf1nften, au1 BARN i1on
bel 8enrbeitet nnD bef6loB nun, Nfebis
atll 5u lfnbiren. Nlit elm paar Sbalern,
bie ID mir bur@ Gtuubengeben 3uiam.
uen9eIpart bate, rila9te ih mid mad
@itu 1uf unb ifubierte Die Mrsneifunff.
0ur9 nleinen GiIer fiir Botauit unb
@benie gelDann idb mir bic CUNT bel
Yrpfeforen bieler SSdber. Sic Der.
t@oilteu mir pribatunterri@t unb mil
BEN @rirag beiielben bedie ib bic 30.
hen nleiner eieeuen Gtubien. 3u mel.
iser @rbolung raaGte i@ Gebidte, Ia,
sum Geufel, bas that i'd. sSebt freilid
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-15

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Hationalbanten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-15

= 0eftige S@neeitiirme tpiitbeten
am Ia. Gebruar on oer Meiithfte BON
@ngIanb, S9ottlanb unb Wales.
3wii6en griitol unb Bath blieben stpei
3iige i'm 69nee iteden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-15

sv Sbr fpart @eIb, ,uenn ibre Cure
Srudla@en bel Sobnfon Sros.
anfertigen ldBt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-23
Rev. A. M. Vardeman.


We plead guilty to the charge of
acting like an old waman in that
we always like to tell of the good
we hear and see. 1t was our pleas
ure Sunday to hear the sermon de-
livered by Rev. A. NJ. Vardeman
of Mexico at the Baptist Church,
and we do not hesitate to pro-
nounce it a master effort. He
is sympathetic, though not sensa-
tional, and presents his views in a
manner within the understanding
ofany one capable of translating
the simplest forms of the English
language. His illustrations are
based ON actual occurrences, mainly
having a reference to the affairs OF
every day business and social life,
thus bringing practical lessons
home to the hearts of his hearers.
He is pleasant. yet earnest and
interesting, and his remarks seem
ed as though they would grasp the
sinners heart and gently lift him
to a higher life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-23
Perry's

PERRY, Mo-, February 21.-Sur-
yeyors are now busy locating the
line of the proposed Chicago, Han
nibal & Springfield R. R. through
Rails County. One hundred and
fifty responsible men have signed
the guarantee of right of way
through this county and work is to
be commenced On the road the first
of April. The main track, depot,
switches and stoekyards were To-
Gated in Perry Saturday, and it is
now a settled fact that Perry viii
secure the road, and the citizens of
this thriving little village are wild
with excitement over the pros
poets. The road is located on an
old road-bed which was built in
Rails in 1871 or 1872.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-23
"Why Not Bob?"

EEom tbe hoSHUpoIb toiiiiicIciai-
We see that the name of Bob
White, of the Mexico LEDGER, is
being freely mentioned in connec-
ton with Railroad Commissioner.
Why not Bob? Hei a rising young
man and one of the best known
newspaper men in the State, and
has done a great deal for the Demo-
cratic party of Missouri. He has
fitting qualifications for the Office,
and there is no man in the State
who would devote more of his time
to the position or take a greater in
terest in the duties of the office.
The Democratic party a go furth-
er and fare worse than in the selee-
ton of Bob White.