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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-07-13

Ser blinoe @ifer, nit oem gepiIIt
beutlbameritunil6e 8eitun9en 9esen Die
an9eblide .,9emperen6plaltfe" Der @bi.
cagpcr &pubentiun uiitBen, iuirtt um 70
erhciternoer, iuenn man nit oieler
~ rGemperen5plunfe" bas per9let6t, mas
bic 0erren 8rauer uno Spirituoie en-
bdnolcr in i6rer Slatform 9ela9t buben
lmo bci ieoer @ele9enbeit nod la9en.
Die berii6mte Sputelle'l6e GelolutiUn,
Die III Gbica9o inter 9roBer llnruDe Der
8erl rlnmmlun9 uno lmter lauten 8ro=
tciten uieler 9ele9atcn bur69in9 (anae>
nontnleu iuurbe, fam man faum ia9en,)
lautet befanutlib ,uie fol9t:
nScbe quite &e9ierung muB ii9 uOr
nlleu 9in9en Die Su9cub uns Die 9tiidz
tcrnGeit beS Solfes unb Die &einbeit bes
5amilienlebcns un9ele9en iein laiien.
Die republifaniI6e &artei Itimnlt auf.
ridti9 iiberein, (iympatDilirt) init ben
weiIcn uHb 5luedentlpredenocn Seftre>
buu9en 5ur 6cbun9 Der WtdBi9feit mo
Der @eiittun9."
Die SpiritupiengGnOler, benen mon
ii6er nit6tv Srobibitions9eliiite" poripcrz
fen fann, baben in i6rer i'm Sabre 1886
ab9c6alteuen 9tatipnalfonpention au9
cine Yrircipienzgrfldrm9 an9enommcn.
Su bieier nber beiBt es iuGrtli6:
ug8ir iillb au @uniten Der Sittli6feit
I'M 6ffentli5en, iuie TN 8riuatleber, fir
quito Srbnuns uno Solfser5lebun9.
g8ir iinb BON gan5em 9erjen fir @dBi9.
felt. Bir erfennen Die llebel an, iuel9e
aus bem @tiBbran6 seiitiser @etrdnfe
entite9en unb pcroammen in ben itGrf=
item 9(usoriiden ieben 8Gas, no iol6er
MiBbrau9 9eitattet pber 9cf0roert
lpiro."
Gang dbnli9 babeu iibri9ens aud Die
Serren Sierbrauer selegentlid lbrer
erlt fiir5li9 III ct. Saul, Minn., ub9es
baltenen Sabresueriummluns iid aussez
ipro6en.
9tun bitten mir ieoen pernilnfti9en
MenI6en, ii6 Die beiSen Grfldrunsen
turd5uleIen unb ii6 ebrli6 Die 5rase
ppr5uleyen, Oh SiuiIden beioen ein llns
terI9ieb beitebt. ggir uermD9en feinen
III entbeden. 8eioe GrtlGrun9en
ipre3en ni6ts tueiter aus ais mas leoer
anItdnbise Meni6 nit sutem @eiuiiien
unteri6rciben fam unb unteri6reibet
ipllte. 9abei sebt bic &eiolution
Der 9ierbrauer unb G9nnpsbdnoler Ell
sentli9 nod iueiter in Der &i6tun9 auf
Die DEN Sier5eitunseu 10 unertpiinidten
Notwithstanding. 9enn iudbz
renb Der i9redii6e Suutelle lebisli9
BON 66rberuns Der WdBisfeit ipri9t,
Iasen Sierbrauer unb S9uapsbdnMer
runo beraus, ba 5 llebel ent It e. :
ben aus benz sri i6trau6 gel :
fiaer @etrdnfe uub baB iie Die
S0rberilns iol9en MtiB6rauds III ben
itarfIten Gusbriiden perurtbeileu. 0aB
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-07-13

!9errn 2eoi g. MortOu muB na6gez
ia9t iOerbcn, oaB feline uiel9erilbmte
6rci9iebigfeit iidb ni6t, pie uiele mel
nen, bIps aui politii6em @cbiet be-
tbdti9t bat. Gr bat ni6t bios BEL jeber
Gcle9cnDeit 5u Ben 9Sab1fonO5 ieiner
8artei III liberoler gSeiie bei9eIteucrt,
ipnbern aud fir anoere, upbltbdti9ere
3luede oft uno tiei i'll Die Sai6e 9e9rifs
fen. Su bat er 5. 9. pur udt Sabren,
als III Srlano Die 'Sun9ersnOtb iuur
ein ei9nes 66iff, nit 9ebensmitteln
belaoen, 5ur llnterltiisun9 Der 9nrbenz
ben biniiber9eidift, mas ibm Die
biblde Sunmc bOn $4,000 9cfoitet
bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-07-13


Sie NtdBi9tclts JttlulEtipn, Wel9e
Die rcpublifaniI6c Contention auf 9(n=
trag bcs 6rn. 8outeIIe pOn @taiIle ou=
9enOmmcn Dat bat bic auiialIeHoIte 2leDn=
li6feit nit ben SeidNiNcn be5 letten
nntipnaten . Ter bralertn9 8.
9ier liuo Die bcioen 8ei4tIHe:
8ic Sier braner:
n@ir iin6 fir biientli6c uro private
.Sittli6teit, gute Srbnung unb
6Hertlibe GrSieBmg. S8ir iinO eifrigc
6rewnoe Der WtdBi9feit uno pcroommen
aui's Strengite Die llnnGbigfcit."
Die 9fepublifaucr:
y9ie erite Gorge elmer autcu &e9ie=
RING lit Die 8 5u9cno 5 mno 9}ii d) d)tern=
0eit bcs %plfcs uuo oie 9teiuBeit ieiner
0eimItdtten. 9icrepubltaniitDe &artsi
itebt in ber5li@er SDmpatDjc nit aaen
weiien uno 5pedentipre6enoen (well
directed) ScnliiGun9en 5ur 66rbcrmg
Der 30 Il igteit Uno SittIi6eI
fci t."
Sier6raucr uEb 9fepublifaner, ,-btioe
be9eiliern litb 9tei6crmaBen fir Die
Su9enocn Der &c s gfeitmo 5ittsI
Der 3Orn Der Yrp9ibitiOniiten lit
H6rr9ens felt Der Gntocdun9 Don oeren
6nnilicndgulibfcit nit ser 8icrbrauer.
&ciOluttOn nod gcitiegcn igbtanb
lluiDu"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-07-13

3u Uel6Cn GniitClilmgen unlcre De.
mofratiI9en M}itbiir9cr, poer b09 einige
berIelbeu, lit9 perleiten lonen, I'M III
anoercu 5Geileu oe5 Staate3 BEN Gin=
oruf beruor5ubrin9cn, boB Die utl6en
unlcrer Stabt alle 9egcn Die GrluaBllm9
Der rcpublifaniI0en Gon6ioatcu iiir
Srdlioeut unoSicez 8rdIioeut Icicu, Sei8t
na6Itebenocr 2(rtritcl, Den mir Dem
.,Sebolia SOurnal" cntncDucn, unb Der
ieoenIalls aus bericlbtn GueQe itamnt,
aus Der pOr bier SaGreu Sen Siirgern
ocs staatc3 mitgetGeilt wyroe, baB Die
8eiuobner uuIcr Stnot ipie ciu Otaun
fiir Die @riuGGlung bon SoDn Q. Wtarz
maoufe eirltebeu luiirOcH. 9as Gtlultat
Der @n6l nabitcn 9iOpember Wiro Die
in mtenlteGenoem Stribt 6cs Sebalia
,9cnpfrat" cnt6alttuc StDauptuns
ebenio 2ii9et itraielt lUie c5 nit Dem
Seri6t iibcr Die Sn0oiiirln9 0tarma-
bufe's ieiten5 unIcrcr Scp6lferun9 i'll
Der lebteu GSuBl 9eI6aD.
y0a Die bemofrntii0e Yartei { ooer
ueni9itens beren 3rcBor9anc) iueoer
se9en bic republifanii6en GanbiOaten
nod beren @latfUrm nit 2tr9umenteu
auffommen fam, uerlc9t iie ii6 auf bas
ofienfunoi9e 9it9cn m0 bat e5 babel
ipeciell auf Die 9eutideu ab9eIebelt.
60 beridtet Der bieiige Democrat" "
baB BEL elmer republifaniiben 9fatificaz
tipnsfeier III 6crmanu, W3o., Iib ia Il
alle 0euti6 eng em zig ert bGtten,
ii6 su perpflidten, fir oas republifatiz
i9e Sidet 81 ltimmen. g8ir wiIicn NUN
9erabe nidt, ipie es iib nit bieler 9lns
9abe in ser Ebat Derbdlt, aber 10 uicl
mifIen lpir, bnB Die 9ermanner 9cut:
i6en 10 Intelligent linh, I'M ubne
,,8leb9e" fir Die ri6ti9en GanOiOutcn
5u itimmen unb 9lauben mir ferner, baH
gar fem Iol6es r8leb9e" bon i6nen Der
lanat uuroe, bu lie u1s 9eutide unb
amerifanil9e 8iir9er ein lOl6es Ser.
lanaen nit &e6t als cine Seleioigun9
unb freden @in9riff i'll i9re politil1cr
Ge6te auffaiieu iuiirben."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-07-13
Sas fieiiae bempfratilde Slatt iaat:

Sas hieii9e bemOfratii6e Slatt Ia9t:
;, ,Sie republifaniide Sartei iDmpatDiiirt
aui's 6er5li6ite sur 5Drberung Der
9emperenS (MdBi9feit) unO Morali-
TIT" @eiuiB iinb Die 9iepublifaner gu
@uniten Der MdBi9feit unb MOralitdt
unb lpel9er perntinftig benfenOe Weni6
ipiirbe bas @esentbeil befiiriuorten.
gsin Der &ebafteur bes Stern" ii9 baz
nit ettpa Su @unlten Der MaBisfeit,
8DGerei uno Sn1mpralitat erflaren?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-07-13

9cmofratiIde 3eitungen beben berz
Dor, bnB eiu Sruoer bcs republtfaniz
i6en grdiioentl9aftS Gauoioatcu ein
ltrammer 3emUfrat iei uno fir Glcpe=
lnlo itlmmen lueroe. 9leuelanh
bat leioer triue Sriioer uno Die re-
publifaniibcu 3eituu9eN t0nncn ioGgli1
feinen auIIinocn Der 5ur @cgeRpartei gez
bort, Dnbcn a6er oafiir auS9eflluoen,
oaB Der nGtite ntdrlulibe Yerwauote oes
oemOfrotil6en &rdiioenti0afts Ganbi.
oateu, leiu 0nfel 9(aen III BuIfalO. &rd-
iiOclt cime5 rCpablitnnii3en Stubs 1T
uno fir oorriion nno NtortOn ltmmen
miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-07-13
a6ermann aNo. 0retae, sen 49, Suli 1885,

aSm 9an5eit 2anbe ftebt man aller Srtell,
Set mie Elm 5els, gu Sarriiun IL. Murtun.
(Ginc. sSr. 8r.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-07-13

freuno tu1re. 1lebrisens miro er iueseit
Der 9rpBen @i6ti9felt Der 5rase, na=
mrntli6 an Der 8acificfiite, cs ii6 nift
nebmcn laiien, iiber ieiuen eisentli6en
gtanbpunfte in 6erielben nGbere 9tuffldz
RING 5u 9eben!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-07-13
Ibbonirt anf bas ,,6ermanner
9 olfsblatt".
Kfnusr :sebr.rsu nxeb pftebsr's @ astoria

I6onnl ri auf bas Sermanner Bolts
6latt, Die bette oeutife 3eituna IN Gas
cpnaoe @puntD.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-07-13

oSd betrn6te Die Gnubioatur Gen.
SarrIion's als cine lebr ltarfe uuo
tenue feline freunblide @eiinnlng ben
or9aniIirten 9lrbeitern seseuiiber. 9lutb
finbet ii6 III ieiner Ser9au9enbeit aub
ni6t Elm einSi9er Bunft, Der einen 9lr=
better abbalten f0nnte, feline Stimme
fir i'm ab5uge6en."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-07-13

9uB 9nrriiun eiu 6reunO Der 9tr:
better lit uno uub nuf Die llnterltiibung
oeriel6en recbnen bari, gebt II. q. aud
aus iOI9clloer 2lenBerung Gbef 9trtbur's
BON Der n8riiber1daft Der 9UcomOtio=
fiiBrer" beruor: SD betrabtc Die Gan=
blbatur 8enernl 0arrilun's ais cine
iebr itarfe uno feune feline freunblide
@ciinnung Den pr9aniiirteil 2lrbeitern
9e9enii6cr 9(ud iinbet ii6 in ieiner
8ergangenbeit ni6t eill ein5i9er Gunft,
Der einen republifaniiben 9lr6eiter Of
balten f6nnte, iciue Gtimmc fir i'm
nbSu9e6cu."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-07-13
n. M. EWALD,
.aler Mn6 Mnitrei0er !
ErpufHrdGc

UrcntttraBc,
sessniiber Yruopts Grocery Store, Ssrmann.
Nae RaIsr- unb Nnfrei6erarbeitsn, lopie
Decoration bon SiirGsn, Ebsatern unO pri-
SatbGuifrn tperern billig unb unter @araniis
ecr Sauerbafti9feit gef6mafpOa aussrfiibrt.
cS u@raiuine" cine Spsciatitdt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-07-13
ID a 8 eS it,.

% as es lit.
fffeua Go if nit sin.m Burte cine Sell.
Artue. uns. Gs ii ein vrobust tpiiftnt.
f&aftIi6rr Gcrf&uns unb pieIer Grpsrinisnte.
Cfpu3 gs 1T ein Miitel, rusl6ss S6mr>
s't$Vu' gen milbert, bejipinst NIB bei!t;
ba1tr III 20 tuirili8 sin S9msrs,ntilsr.
9fena Go tSbtst i'm austnbliG samsr,,n,
CN"u' feline Wirfunstn iinb bsilenb ua6
Afpua Go IL nidbt elm @ittsI ipeIGss Mir
]S"H' auf bic 6aui eirtpirft, funbern ee
ortnst etn uno betpirtt cine rplfanbise uub
bausrnbe 5siIuns.
Stems. 60 Dir't f'6sr unb i4n.u.
Rfrna Go miItert aussnbIidli6 unb bttlt
O$$"S' bauernb. eJsber 8eitanbtteiI in
eiefem ausee;ei1usten WittsI BAT einen amer
tannten gBertb unb bic game 5ufammenieeuns
III Elm it4Yss RtttsI alle S4msr,sn ju bsilen.
Sebs anpsnbuns trinst GeGeruns; isbs
Glaf6e entbdlt cine 5stluna, jtbe Glaf6e III In
Bs3us auf Sualitdt ssrrlft; iebs dats GIafde
trdst bic atitmils. .llntsrf6rift Der f5irma tbtr
Pausbalt in @mertfa fennt bsfen WsrtS; jsbe
eefprc6ene Sprahe fennt ieiaen Samen; iebe
5situus Iubt ss; jeber Sertdufer tennt feinen
Wertb icber Sben,iter bdlt sS fur ppQtpmmsn.
Bel auen Mpptbeien ,u baben. wreis nss
Siafebs, so Gents.
IH CHARLES 4. VOGELER CO.. Baltimore. EL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-07-13

lleber SarriiOu unieren ndditen
HrdiiOenten, lpel6en bemofratiide Sar=
teiflepper als bO6miitbi9en Iriitufraten
uno Seinb unb lluteroriider Der 9(rbeiter
peri6reien, duBert ii6 Der ,,9trbciter=
fiibrer" 9(rtbur, @bef Der 8riiberI6oft
Der 2OcOmotipfii1rer, ipie fOl9t:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-07-13
8O9entlider Marftheridt
Gctrcibe, Nrbl II. /. 10.
5eben 5reitas cOrri9irt ppn Scr
HERMANN STAR MILLS.

@ei5en, 2. Gualitdt. t.......... 7OI
8ci5en, 3. Gualitat. ......... 69|
Sorn, in &olben. n............ CO.
@ei6dltes &orn. 50
0afer. 35I
0ebl, per Cad, 1. Aualitdt %. 2 sol
Rebl, per Sud, 2. Aualitat. -. 2 25
&ornmebl, per 100 Bfrnb. -. 1 4OI
&leie, per 100 Yfunb. ........ sol
S6ipituff. per 100 8flmt. 80. 7OI
Probnftr.
@orrl9irt BON
GEORGE KRAETTLY. Wrnccr
9ie ansesebenen Sreiie iuerben bon ben
Sdnblern meiitens im Saui6e ] be5nblt. |
Butter, per Sfnnb. .129-15
@ier, per 9uBenb. nb........... 90
9ibner, per 9ubenb. ....2 90 3 90
@nten, per 9ubenb. .....2 500 so
@dnit, per 9nbenb. .....3 5O-5 90
&artOffeln, per 8uilel. -. 1870
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-07-13

Sen beIten uno babel Den billieIten
8bisfD bel Der Slaide pber @allpne
finbet man in Der gonSertbalIe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-07-13

9tGbmai9inen iueroeu aufs Sclte re-
parirt; 2betle, Habeln uub bas bette
Del bafiir perfauft 81. 8. Salenrittcr.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-12-08

sun, our world is only a feeble star. al
WAYS Keeping within 10 Of the sun. To
saturn the earth is separated from tho
sun by G., to Uranus by s., and to Nep-
tune by but 2.
"ImiaerSed In luminous fascicle OF So
lar rars," says NJ. j. Laotard. "our globe
IS en.iroly Invisible to these planets OF
the system TO which it belongs. The
earth Is unknown to those worlds, which
ore relatively near and are connected,
Ike It, VITA the destinies of thesnn, and
tae existence upon it OF the intelliyent
race which believes itself to be alone IN
tAe universe is uususpected. To these
planets neighboring our own we do not
exist.
i'Seen from the nearest of the stars. tho
enormous sun that iluminates us Is itself
no more than little point, no more than
n IaiaUte star, wandering III the infin!ts
iabyrinths Of the worlds"
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-12-08
her LITTLE MISTAKE.


Sn,fkins. = young t,avslins man of this
city, Is trying 10 lealn the vioiin.
The olher evening he was working away
with most commendable industry, when
0 tAp sounded At the door Of lis room.
Come III" Ae said, pausing in L.s wild
endeayofs.
The door opened and the Irish domestic
put her head through the door.
"Oh. it's you, is III" she remarked IN
relieved tone
"Ye,, it is T. What did you WANT"
"Nothln', only the missus sint me up
TO see II the paby wasn't up here tryin'
to break yer fiddle, Merchant Traveler.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-12-08

All parties are hereby warned against
negotiating for u certain property known
as the Ocean Wave mining claim, stu
ated in tie P.lemas naming district, Ser.
ra county, e. NJ, as have stl uEsattie !
claim a1sias! sail property. n, MARSH.
HgaN0sA, sept. /, 1888.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-12-08

The man with the iron IL " isanuounee1
TO be married to tbs WOMAN with lniacina
manners -sz ss4.-4.~
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-12-08
Official Directory:
TERRITORIAL:

.., c..oro, VIM. Breeden.
q da g iss ~, ISi,,1-;ei V. Long.
Ats9rley. 3na District u Y. d, tef2tlS,son
1t5nsv, Sra do.....,s. II; ASnrntsiIs@t' ra,.,Iaat
Adiutant General, =; -, 60 eai.1ar go
Tlaa5urer, AM 1'lio ,is;,,idad Alarid
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-12-08
CONSUMPTION SPEEDILY CURED

To THE EDrroR--Please inform your
readers that | have u positive remedy for
the above named disease. By It's simey
use thousands of hopeless cases have
been permanently cured. shall be elad
to send two hotti IS @f my remedy FREE to
any Of yaIr readers wh9 have eonsuap-
tor ii they wild send me their express
and postotiice address. Resp 'ctfully,
T. A. SL0CUM, NJ. G., ISL Pearl Street,
New York City.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-12-08
All ENTERPRfSlNG PUBLISHER.
Tie Strange Liberties lie Took with =
Great Author.

I have heard of all sorts cf liberties
Icing taken with nm author, but don't
think that ever heard of anything quite
as 'eool' rs the conduct OF an enterpris-
ing editor ola certain youths paper
This worthy gentleman, in talking with
n friend admitted thar he took Buiwer's
novels, changed their names. cut out and
added chaptersto adapt them 10 the tastes
of his readers, and IAN them as seria.s in
his periodical.
The only honest thing about this per-
foimance is1he absence of Bulwer snane
from The title pages of thegarbled stories.
This omission is due, oil course not to any
equeamisiness GA the editor's part, hut
TO his desire to make the stories appear 10
be .uew ana OH sinai. Critic.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-12-08
lie wouldn't lie swlndled.

Mr.. Byam Keggs (from Kalamazoo,
with intense disgus) .'Here, waiter. l
ordered raw oysters. WHIST on airth are
those nasty black stonesfn
Waiter tpetriiied) -"Oystahs, sah-on
de hafr shell, sahy
Mr.. Byam Keggs--"Haff she'll, is it'
Oh, pit ont. I've eat 1o00.000 canned
oysters out home and never saw a shell
on airy one OF them. Puck.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-12-08
SHE KNEW HOW TO FIND HIM.
The Wife of His Bosom Understood What
ayero lis Weaknesses.

"Seen anything Of my husbandf"
demanded Sioux Falls woman one day
tL.J week of an officer in front Of the post
oClcc.
"No, ma'am: has he disappeared mys-
teriouslyW
"E..;-l he came down town the same as
usual this morning, but dinner had been
rs2l;an hour, and it's all getting cold,
and he ism { back yet"
"Tou have Leen to his office, ,1suppose"
$50, sir, / haven't. Pre no time to
fool cvay boxing for him there. Say, is
t,r-e sick horse ut any CT the livery
sta''es!"
"Not that know Of"
"B n my doG nshts around latelyF
"I1aven . heard q any"
"Aay ten cent show or target gun IN
town."
- gone, madam.
"..n, man in wagon selling brass
iewe ryS"
Guess not"
-. 10 fire anywhere iptownf"
"'+o.p
"E pools being sold anywhere on some
horcc ,ace or tsiai going on in justice
cou..H'
",;3t any"
mo man selling medicine on the street,
no circus bill, just posted up anywhere,
40 woman walking tisLt-roper
40, not ono"
"W,ll, ahat's peculiar. | can't see
whcrc ,ohn can be. y
"Thcres couple of Frenchmen with
tame cinnamcl bear down on Phillips
.,--a.,,ip t,qfihl,l -
"Aha.'5 it--taat's it, I didn't think TO
csk abcat tame bears. Willie the pota-
10, aro cet;ag ~ cold rs 8 stone he is
Gown there making mp n purse Of 10 cents
% SEQ tie bear c!i-lb a telegraph a1ei
III 20 down. YoU watch and sec II lie
il'.rp to the h3rso inside of ten niin'
ute3. '--AsAtabul. Ascord.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-12-08
Advertising the MAIDEN.

Yesterday a young lady riding in cab
3,to. .a-y pcrslycncgs from Camden sta
t.5a t,eetr : coot deal o. interest during
l. .rsosres5 tArolGh the western section
oft1ec c.;J ly fi@n over her head BEAR
iur Tic /, ,5ena ".iet Engaged"
The G.iYer bal ne1!sctel to take it
down wen he secured his fare.-Balti'
Lore sun.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-12-08
Some Hope Left.

Mrs. Lott-"Aud has nothing been
saved from the wreck~
Job Lott (tragicnlly(-"N "Nothing-abso-
lutely nothing except my honest name"
Mrs. Lott-"Himl With that, and the
triiling assistance OF the property you
transferred to me three months ago, may
be we can start again. Puck.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-12-08
Fnin Die n Dry Death.

"Mamma.' said little Edith, do peoples
what get drownded ever go TO heavenS
"Why, what put that idea into your
headp OF course they do.
"Well, mamma, s'rose You know, but
it always says in the paper when a man
gets drownded that he sank TO rise 10
more y
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-12-08
Entertaining the Minister.

Minister (taking seat at table)-"Io1
seem little ont of breath, Bobby"
Bobby-"Yes, sir; just before dinner
was put on ma said she was afraid that
one pie wouldn't be enough, SO she told
me TO run around to the bakers for
another"
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-12-08
Profitable Planting.

Addle-"Well, my dear boy, Ms poor ns
thnt piece of land looks, / raised a million
dollars by planting in it."
Fuddle-"Come Off For heavens cake
what did yeu plant there?'
Addle--'My late lamented uncle
Lowell Citizen.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-12-08

A little girl, niue years old, having
attended a soiree. being asked by her
mother ON her return how she enjoyed
herself, answered;
81 am full Of happiness. ] couldn't 30
any happier unless could grow"
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-03-10
SAVANNAH, GA. SATURDAY. MARCH 49, 1885,
A Generous Landlord.

Baron Norwarts has near Stavenhagen,
in Mecklenburg, an estate of about five
thousand acres. 1t is chiefly devoted TO
wheat and beet-root, and is worked by
its owner on a form of cooperation; and
although the times are bad he IS
still able to make 4 good profit on the
capital value of his estate. lie is his
own farmer. lie pays very small wages
in money, but the laborer is provided
with house, supply OF corn, a piece
Of grazing land, the means of education,
and other al vantages which enable him
talive i'll acomfort The baron is con
tent with four per cent interest as his
own share, and once in ten years he
divides tho remainder or the profits IN
equitable proportions among the peas
antry. At the last division, which took
place in 1884, as much as $500 or $3.50
fell to the share OF single family. This
excellent landlord lives among his peo-
pie, and has so completely identified
himself with their ll-being that the
peasants do not speak of "the baron's
wheat or horses,' but of our wheat
and "our horses" The baron believes
that so far as agricultur0is concerned
he has discovered the means Of harmon
izing the interests of capital with those
of labor. 80 Chicago News.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-03-10
$500 Picturesque Islands.

My visit to Japan has been delight
full one from first to last. The surface
of the country is broken and diversified.
and the scenery in some parts may be
called picturesque and beautiful. AS
you traverse the country, mountains are
almost always in sight. The valleys and
plains are under high cultivation, and
the soil productive. A great system Of
horticulture rather than of agriculture
may be said to prevail, for the land is
for the most part broken up into small
patches of rice and cotton and millet.
and variety of garden vegetables, so
that large districts have the appearance
of one great garden adjoining the viii
lagos, or with humble lodges or homes
scattered among the fields. Everything
here, from the people to the national
territory, seems to be on rather 4
small scale Japan, with It's $500
stands and it's 81, 900, 900 Of peo-
pie, has national territory Of only
151, 900 square miles, or a little moro
than three times the area Of the state Of
New York. Hence the population In
many portions of the country is very
dense. The japanese are an industrious
people, with simple habits ard few
wants. The aboring classes wcar but
little and cheap clothing, and are satis-
fled with very simple food. A cup Of
tea, little rice, few vege tables and
bit Of dried fish make for them salts
factory meal But they strike me as
very genial anil kindly people, much
more 80 than the Chinese, as / have
seen them on tho Pacific coast. They
seem TO enjoy their domestic and social
life. They are rapidly becoming an in
telIigent people, willing not only to re-
ccivc, but anxious and ambitious to OBJ
tain knowledge. New York Eyange-
list.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-03-10
Historian Bancrofrs Longevity.

Mr. George Bancroft accounted FOR
his own longevity the other day with
three reasons: First, that he was the
middle child in his fathers family,
equally distant from the youngest to the
oldest; second, that he had always
gone to bed at ten o'clock, unless it had
been impossible; and, third, that he
had spent four hours in each day in the
open air unless prevented by a storm.
He added that his riding, Of which the
newspapers had made so much, was
primarily for the purpose Of being out
Of doors, and not Of being on horse
back.