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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-03-24

TO soften water for dish washing
and laundry purposes thoroughly dis
solve one teaspoonful Of granulated lye
In four gallons OF water.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-24

Na9 einem 8eri1ie bes gunbess
Sngenieurs, Waior grnft, finb bic Mr.
be,teu On Der Wnnbung bts Bra3os,
meld5e gum 3mefe batten, basGabrmafs
Ter iiber bic Sanobanf tiefer gu MAIDEN,
sollrdnbis erfolslos semeien. @olten
bieieIben tDieber aufgenomrnen ,pe,ben.
10 wiirbe es n6ibig lperben, gan3 pon
neuem mieoer an5ufanaen, unb ba3u
fino bic our 8erfiiauns ftebenben 6onbs
un3urei9sno. Moior gtnff 1T iibers
baupt ber 4nfidt, oaB-foG etmas 5ur
G6rberung oes ieBiseu JluButrfrhrs
unternommen merOen-bas nit gr6Bes
rer Si6erbeit unb eeringerem 2often<
aufmanb bur9 ben Mnfauf unb bic 0ers
beRerung beg @alpeiton unb Broaos
Ganals erreidt rperben fann. Da bieier
i'm 8efiB Don pripatperionen 1T, tann
all ieiner 8erbeferung ni6ts geiban
uerben, Biz bur9 einen lpeiteren gefeb.
geberif@en Nft baritber beitimmt tpors
ben iit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-24
Der bon emsp beiartebtme senielstIld,

if tein sdberes iineetsner ais MaIarin, Oh bic.
fes nun aIs G9iiitslfrof uno 8 eber, sanis .
gSeGlelFeber, Milbersr0Beruns oosr fdIsi'
denbts 8ieber auitritt. Bie ber Sttopus Der
irsdbIuna, ibldat es bic Gansarnie UNI fein
Spfer unb umhrid dt oaHelbe M br unb mehr N
idbredIidj llmarmung Benn itm isora
mt &ofetter's Maeen Bttters
,u eeibe eesansen iuirn, bsrliert feline entisb.
iiGe Gsiralf mad unb nod on Kraft. f&lisbli9
last fie aans nod. unb Der sinfmoIiss ;ulstt
befreite DuIber iubiIirt in bem @sfiple n usr
s5reibeit, bic er Der @ieoerberffenuns boundn.
6iaer @elunbbsit berbanft. Aud Gbspepfie
unD gerfopfung, bieis alten unb unbarmherJ
gen Geinbe bss 1aenfaeussf6lrdts. tueiaen unb
nsrben fAliebIif aus bem 8 ID aef9lagen bon
biefem stapcIeon bsr Seilm tteI, eeren es in brr
Ybormaiop6e fsin apeites 70 srobartises, 70
unperfdlf9tes eiebt. Nbeumatismus unter.
Iiest ibm, sbenfo NisrsnIeioen. Dlit ieiner
eiiIfe psrosn iberrsitts sterpen ipiebef rubis
nnb tart unb uimmt bic i5dbisteit, ionft gu
ldlaien uno nit appetit ;u sdsn, gu. @enbet
sS BEL 3eiten an uno bermsibet baturd unno.
thtae QeiDen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-24

men 2ippen t6uen geb6lt, Dann ober,
obne 81 autDorten. ii4 mieDer bem
Wafeffaa 3ueetebrt. gfa9 einer lans
gen paufe beg S@weigens bewegten
fi9 ibre Gippen inurmelnD.
Die @rdfin mar nidt in ber @tims
mung. cine auf allsemeine 3iele gerid.
tete unterbaltung peiter3ufiibren, unb
ibr S9neigen ma9te auG ben iunSen
Wfann nerifummen. go faBen fie
lange, bon bem monotonen @ebrauie
bes Ratarafts in $rdumereieu geuiegt.
pl6Bli9 fraste 9beflc:
&obert, mas balten Sic Dom Selbits
mpros
Ct fab auf unb erf6raf bor benz
ieltfamen Geuer ibrer Nugen.
Was id pOm 6elbftmorb baIte2 ents
gegnete er 5D8ernb.
So.
gBie fommen sic boraufs
Stun, ser WaiIerfal ha bat mir bic
Grage eingegeben. Nber mas antwor'
ten Gie2
81, ib meiHe, ertuiberte &obert
inbem ct fi9 bemhbte, Der sa@e cine
f9er3bafte Menbung au seben, id
meine, ber Selbiimorb LIT bic gemalts
fam aufpefoBene Sinieribire i'm Ga.
bprintb bes Daieins, bes @sttunsslsil in
ser Gongrube ber 8eramelfuns. bes
66lupfo9 aus Der ttOftlofen sadgafe
bes lleberbrufes.
go unsefdbr whrbe 6srr Sapbir
bie Grage beanttporten. meinen Sic
nibts
50 sIaubte nibt, baB sic bic Ga@e
tragii@ ndbmeu. Was baben Sic, 10
jung uub 10 fbbn NIT benz @ebanfen bes
Selbfmorbes 81 tbun2
Wer taun fir ieine Gebanfen9 Sic
tommen unb gebeu, tDie es ibnen geldut.
Oa fdlt mir 3um Belipiel gerabe elm,
bdB i1 einmal cine furdtbare @ei9iGts
geleien. SIN @efangener fab iebeu
Mprgen beim grma6en bic Mdnbe
ieines Gerters enger 3ufammengerldt
8eim Iebten grma9en mar iein @e'
fdngniB elm eHger, niebriger SarQ
geDor0en, IN tDel@em CT elen0 pertain.
2ennen sic bic Geidi9te?
| Sd etinuere mid, bauon gebbrt ~
haben.
unb iit Sbnen ME ber Geoanfe eefom'
men, 6aB Oas Gafein elm folder b0Qi'
l.f9er Rerfer iei2
lin bes DimmeIs millen, 9betla,
mas MAIDEN Sic iih nit iolden f9red.
li9en 8oriielungeu su f9afen2
Dos befrembet Sic, neil id, mi
6ie iaeen. jung unb iGbn bin?
Sic pollte mod ettuas binjuieben
aber iie unterlieb es, fanb auf unb iagt
rubis:
2ommen sic, bic Gonne gebt au
&hfte unb Der CUTE pfarrer ermartet un
| In {einer 0aube am See. gr piouber
10 liebenswfrOig unb ct iOlI uns bi
| finiteren ginfdlle fortploubern.
Obne etue Mntwort ab3umarten, GIN
| iie raid ben GuBfteig binunter UNI
@obert folgte bon tps9ielubeH @efiiblel
befhrmi.
(sForfIetuna foIat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-24
n { m f-fB.
aOman BON SObanaes s6erz.
tgOrtlfesuns.l

IGcdfetuus.
Robertmnbte sugeben, bob benz 10 mar,
benn raid unb f,@er beweste fiA bic
f@lante Geitalt nor ibm ber auf benz
f9nialen, iteiIen, 5wiiden faorrigen
9annenmuraeln uno Gelsffiiden binlaus
fenbtn pfab, uel@er au benz 2ataraft
enlporfhbrte.
Nie teiben muBten cine 8iertelfunbe
lang oufmdrts fteieen, bis fie ON benz
,ueiteu 6elSenbeden anlaugten, in nell
dem ber Gtronl uab ieinem Iebien
Gturae feine @ofermafieu ,pieber
iammelte.
6ier In Der 6@Iu9t ift Der Donner
bes &atoroftes betdubenb uno elm bids
Ter Gtaubreger1 Hberrielelt ben 3us
jmoner. Sn elmer 96be BON nabe an
breibanbert GuB iiber benz bampfenoen
QeifeI fprinst aus oer GelswaHo cine
Nrt naitirlider 9errafe Dor, bon 8an.
nen nn0 girfen beidattet. Gort batte
bic @rdiin cine Hant anbringen laiien,
benn bic GteQe bietet ben f@6uifen Nn.
Bid oes MaGerfalls.
ais bic belben 3u 6iefem Ort empors
: n..gsn. ~ siIunss I !. uas p.ugnss Svaus s..;!
pss ,, IVY. usM SuAtsM onaUs. % 'e.as. i've. Ia Sas
@eIammtbilb bes Gaaes bor ii@. gu
ibxer &edteu, iiber, ileben, unter ibnen
M.. Ioass nHD ,n g1masIIs ~ otsI S'nIsen u.s
Me~aes SuOslmuns' eW'g sDMmsaO sl
nap l@wlnoeao, aus unerl@opIll@em
polne ~ M@ eIslePenD, raAlweao ~ e19a'
penst ItDnDtoH1e.
9le i0n@len, morilos aeoen etnanoef
repenD, LANCE tgre 4mgsn IN DE fprlii.
geuoen, rouDenoen gSanermanen. @s
giug au@ taiim an, 5u ipre@en. Wes
Mlglfehs uli'Bte lidg Das ODr erlf an oas
Doauergerou geiDogneiI, 0eDor IS aIs'
bern xalten suteDer 3u9dngliG muroe.
1oberf, oer loon LANCE ni@t mebr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-24
Bndleus s(rnsea.ealbe.

Die bette Salbe ber zSeIt far G&uitte
AuetfGnnseu, Gefdpiirs, 5isber. uuD Saut.
ausf@Ias, Gte@te, seiprunsene Sdnbe, S5roH.
beulen rnb ale Santtranfbeiten furirt ga.
morrboibsn obsr feline BesabIune. g5liqe
Classification sarantirt oSer baS @eIb ntrb
juriiderfattet. 25 Gents bic SGaGteI Bel y
Greih
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-24

- Ser Garifbifdpf BON BresIau Dr.
3opp bat benz 2ronprin3en Griebri1
WilbeIm In Sun &emo bic beiten Whm,
f6e bes papftes gu ieiner balbigen Sc,
neIunq itberbrQd1t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-24

gs berlauiet, ba6 Der gr3bifhof
BON 26ln, Or. 2remenB, binnen 2urs
sem gum Cardinal ernannt merben
tpirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-24

= Nus 5traBburs unb BEN Reidss
lanben iiberbaupt iuerben Mafen-Nus'
neiiungen gemeIbet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-24

sW Geinfe unb billisfie Srudia'
der BET 5 obni on Bros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-24

s@ SobnionS Bros. liefern bic
befteu unD billisfteu Srudia6en. @ebt
3u ibHeu.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-18

Ashland Press: The men who work
with tools and pick and spade. are not
supporting kid-gloved aristocrats, who
play the demagogue, thisyear. Thegrcat
majority OF them viii support Gen. Har-
rison, and vote FOR the party which be-
lieves in protection, and demands that
the American market be reserved for
Americans.
Cleveland Leader: The Democrat
party is trying to help John Bull break
down Brother Jonathon's business.
Shall that party succeedg This is FOR the
voters to decide at the comming election.
Under protection we lead the world. I'M
der free trade we would be the depend
ency Of the great industrial nations OF
Europe.
Sentinel The Mills bill puts potatoes
ON the free list but maintains duty on
Paris green. This is obviously designed
for the protection OF the potato bug. II
discriminates against the farmer and in
favor Of the bug.
Grove r Cleveland is free trader; and
still we have democrats that say. they
will support him, and when asked they
claim To be strong protectionists.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-18

future victims Of their unpatriotic policy.
No sooner will they have secured the sur
render OF one tenent Of the protective
policy under which ourcountry has made
it's phenomenal progress, than their at
lacks may be looked for at some other
point. To stop short OF this will be TO
incur the ignominy Of demanding in the
interest Of foreigners privileges OF trade
they are unwilling to accord to their own
fellow-citizens.a
The only safe course Is to overwhelm
the plotter and their un-American
schemes with such a majority ms will
demonstrate thefutility offurther efforts
in behalf OF free foreign trade, and the
train Of evils certain To follow in its
wake.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-18
IRON RIVER RIPPLES.
Special TO THE DIAMOND DRILL.

special 10 The DIAMOND DRILL.
Iron RIVER, August 16.-candidates
for county Offices are looming up earlier
than usual this year, and few Of our
citizens melted by promises Of support
from friends at Crystal Falls, will be
found in the field this fall, among them
being ourpresent Sheriff, John s. Mclean,
who has a large following from the fact
that he has made an efficient officer. f..
l.. Kleyensteuber, OF Bates, is also out
M candidate for county clerk and will
have strong support from this portion
Of the country. He would make good
clerk, too, il elected. All other names
mentioned are merely rumors and can
not be traced to any authentic source.
The editor OF the Reporter thinks our
apology" in the Saurmann controversy,
IA poor one. AS we did not make il for
an apology, we are perfectly satisfied
with his opinion, hence, will let the mat
ter drop. We will say this, however, that
even an educated man may be Ignorant"
OF his subject.
The Harrison and Morton club OF Iron
River and Stambaugh now has roll Of
membership OF nearly 200; a pretty good
showing for Ia country town, the club be-
ing only two weeks old. There will be a
meeting OF the club held In Stambaugh,
early next week, II a proper room can be
secured.
Many Of our citizens visited Iron
Mountain, last Saturday, to takein Bar
NUNS circus-or TO be taken in by that
mammoth concern, il is hard telling
which As "a circus it a, eraged well, but
il failed To meet the expectations OF
many-especially the managerie part OF
IL.
Messrs. Brown and Parmalee have
about completed the addition To Mr.. w.
III. Shelden's residence ON his farm south
Of town. They have done some good
work, and Mr.. s. now has the finest sub
urban residence in this vicinity.
The bitches for the water main have
been completed, and the foundation is
ready, or nearly so, for the machinery.
All that remains now TO be done Is put
ting in the well and laying the pipe.
The carpenter work on the addition to
the school house is about finished. The
contractors will undoubtedly have the
building ready FOR occupancy by the COM
mencement OF the school year.
The contract for the erection OF the
waterworks engine house was awarded to
George A. Lingley and Alex. McCullochfor
$SSS.SS, they being the lowest bidders
by about $50.
Mrs. Geo Innes was treated 10 n sur.
prise party by a number OF her friends
last Wednesday evening. All report an
enjoyable time-it could be nothing less.
Rumors have been afioat to the effect
that man was killed and eaten by bears
north 81 Hemlock, but your correspond
ent doubts the truth OF the report.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-18

First publication July Z, 1888.
Whereas default has been made In the payment
Of the money secured by "a mortgage. dated De-
ceinber twenty-thrd. In the year 1885. made
and executed by Clara Gustafson and August
". Gustafson, of the town of Crystal Falls Iron
county Michigan, 20 John n. Blackburn and
Richard B blackburn. Of Chicago. Illinois. which
said mortgage was recorded In the Office Of the
register Of deeds OF the county OF Iron Michigan.
In liber two OF mortgages, ON pages los and 100,
ON the thirty-hrst day OF December 1885, AZ
four o'clock p. m. And whereas, the amount
claimed Co be due ON said mortgage at the date
dollars and sixty cents. and "a further sum OF
Atty dollars a. nm attorney Zee as stipulated I'm
said mortgage. and no suit or proceedIng az law
having been instituted 20 recover the debt
cured by said mortgage. or amy part thereof,
whereby the power 81 sale becomes operative.
Now therefore. notice n hereby given that by
virtue Of said power OF SALE and IN pursuance OF
the statute In such case made and provided, the
said mortgage will be foreclosed by sale OF
promises therein described, at public vendue, 10
the highest bidder ut the front door OF Doucets
opera house. In the village Of Crystal Falls, In
said county Of Iron, that being the place 81
holding the Circuit court Of said county,, on the
first day az October next, at two O'Clock la the
afternoon Of that day: said premises are de-
scribed ia said mortgage ~ follows. All that
certain piece or parcel 81 land situate la the
township OF Crystal Falls. IN the county OF Iron
and state OF Michigan. and described "a follows,
TO wit; Lot fortytwo (42l OF the recorded plat
OF the village OF Crystal Falls. Dated July
seventh. 1883 BLACKBURN baoIHrss.
Attorney for mortgages 25-i2t
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-18
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

For Governor
CYRUS q. LUCE, Branch.
For Lieutenant-Gov
JAMES III. MAcDoSAID. Delta.
For Secretary Of State
Gil. X. 0sNUN, Wayne.
For state Treasurer
GEORGE l.. MALrz, Alpena.
For Auditor General--
HENRY III. ApLrN, Bay.
For Com. State Land OficH-
RoscoE ID. DIX, Berrien.
For Attorney General
=. V. X, TRowBRIDGE, Ionia.
For supt. Public Instruction
JOSEPH EsrABRooR, Eaton.
For Mem. State BID Education
PERRY +. POWERS, Wexford
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-18
49, 'ii'''H'''''-'H' 'H-
IRON ORE.

The market is very quiet, not a single
noteworthy sale OF ore being reported
for the week. Dealers, as "A rule, profess
To be sold up, but there is still on hand
the customary variety ofodds and scraps
which, in the aggregate, amount to a
considerable quantity. One firm holdsa
round lot OF Gogebic Bessemers for an
advance, and is liable to realize on the
speculation. Some considerable hard
ore might yet be bought, and some non
Bessemer hematites carrying barely
enough PHOSPHORUS to disqualify them
for Bessemer purposes. Already the
quantity OF ore shipments to lower lake
ports il showing marked falling off, and
the regular ore-shipping season will close
about month in advance OF the close OF
navigation. There may he, however,
some exception To this forecast i'm the
case OF some newly discovered mines, pro-
ducing an immense quantity Of non-Bes-
semer hematites, and with facilities OF
shipping 200 tons day. II itshould
be determined TO get much OF this ore
down this season, the transaction will be
OF speculative turn, iathered by an
Eastern firm, which may purchase "A very
large block OF lake ore at prices absolute
ly shutting outforeign ores. Nextseason
will probably witness some such contest,
and with lake ores economically mined
and forwarded, there Is little doubt OF
their ability to beat the Spanish article.
Nothing new is reported from the coke
trade, business going along in a desultory
way. II is thought, however, that the
coke men are about tired Of cutting one
another's throat, and that before long
there viii be n rappnochemcnt among the
interested parties. Cleveland Iron Trade
Review.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-18
WHICH DO you WANT, AMERICAN
OR ENGLISH WAGES?

American wage-eaners, look in the
right-hand column and look in the left
hand column, and decide which wages You
would rather have. Remember also that
official figures show that the cost OF liv-
ing is about seventeen per cent. higher
here than in England. But what does it
profit "A man il he does gain seventeen
cents per day by reduced cost OF living
and at the same time loose 81 per day in
waOeg
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-18
WHERE FREE TRADE MUST LEAD
tn

There l. an aspect OF the present
have been too generally overlooked by
those voters inclined TO lend their voices
and ballots to it's promotion. This IL
the studied, persistant effort TO preju-
dice the public mind against the very
idea OF protection. Notonly is the policy
as commonly understood subjected To
misrepresentation. hut the word itself is
held up TO derision. Protection is fire.
quently used as synonymous with extor-
ton, and i'm many instances protective
legislation is denounced as robbery. The
result OF this must be that when, il ever,
protection to manufacturers IL broken
down, it's assailaDts, If consistant, will
next attack some other OF the several
forms of protection.
The exclusive right extended by patent
laws TO the inventor who has devised the
machinery for manufacturing is a more
radical protection than is accorded by
any schedule.of existing tariff laws. The
inventor is absolutely shielded from com
petition during the life Of his patent, and
even beyond that period provision is
made for it's extension. This protection
il not even confined To American citizens,
but is extended To aliens as well. The
writer OF book, the composer of song
the proprietor Of trade mark. the de-
signer Of a picture, are accorded mon
opoly OF use and sale in which they are
protected by all the power OF law enforc-
ed by the machinery OF the federal courts.
Not only is protection thus extended to
the inventor, designer and author, hut
90 whomsoever he may choose TO invest
with his prerogative; the protection Is
transferable, and can be made matter
Of merchandise. These are forms of pro-
lection that no advocate OF "unfettered
trade" can consistently support.
There Is another aspect az protection
which appeals directly 30 large and in
fluential class Of our citizens. Scarcely
n village in tlecountry permits "A peddler
or other itinerant trader 90 prosecute
business within it's limits without first
paying for such privilege. Any other
policy would he injustice 60 resident
tradesmen whose property Is taxed for
the support Of municipal government.
The free trader. who demands that for
eigners shall be permitted To bring their
wares into the markets Of the United
States without tariff. will be forced 90
claim for his fellow countrymeu the
privilege 90 cell without tax wherever he
can find customers.
The theorists, who now SO loudly In.
veigr against what they term the "privi.
legged classes" and 80 roundly denouncs
the policy Of protection, will be forced by
the inevitable logic of consistencyds.- -
tack the existing protectioift ivnd-A; 4
authors, designers. and eventually ~
municipal regulations imposing taxes
privileges OF trade. With them consiS
tency now waits ON expediency, in the
hope Of finding present allies among the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-18
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET.
REPUBLICAN ELEcToRALTIcKET.

At Larger. A. ALGER, OF Wayne. and
ISAAC CAPPoN, Of Kent.
L-EDwAaD BURK.
H.-JuxIUs ID BEAL.
III.-RrHARD KiSGMAS.
W.. w. French.
V.-DAN j. LEArHERs.
yI.-.JAMEs NJ. TURNER.
yII.-WILIJAM IA. AcKER.
VIlI.--EDwARD +. GRABu.L.
IX.--WM. n GUNNER.
X.-DANL. II. Marley.
XI.-PERRY HANNAH.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-18

The English prcssevidently thinks that
the election is over and that Cleveland is
booked foranothcrioury years in the white
house, by the way they congratulate
themselves and the British manufures on
the assurance they have ofirce trade with
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-02-10

For February gives de'i;rh'fui color
ed portrait study of little GIL, b, FL
len Welhy: deco ationS for plate Ola
France r0Se*). a lamp (sau-ilrwers),
AID .lsi-ri:te: :! striking study of or
ch hs. by Victor Eanron; numerous
m.dc's tor wOod-carvin", embroidery
d,.-inn< ;Ui n cushion and 4 chalic veil,
and II page of monngrams III q. Art;-
clcs Of special practical interest are
th' So on arinal painting (t"@), still :
life painting NisD, painting in water
colDrs, oud-carving and chu ch en-
brnllery. Mrs Whce,cr tells how
one NAV become III artist wit. the
uc, die, Mr. Si:NgiO d;scourscS TN jap
ancse orL--nardS, The0d re hid
and "Grrt,' gossip about art in Paris
and Boston, and ssSfunt eZunia' ~ Note
Book Is filled, as usual with piquart
paragraphs An article on iied- is pro-
fuse ILLUSTRATED. as Is the oHe on dos.
The Moran and Buhut etching cXhIbi-
ms are review ed, AMI I'll Il Z NJ nor
,.,partnl cnts OF lh.s excellent n'a lazIne
are ably sustained. Price, ID ceat>.
Montague Mark, 3 Union Square, y
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-02-10

A CORRESPONDENT of tho New Yor!;
World Use, the following language COR
ccrning our only truly belr;ifri jake
Cm.d MiniS,er to siam 'Ouc repre-
sentative at the court Vi Siam WAS the
editor of an Obscure wecxly paper in
Northwestern Missouri antl Was never
outside the limits af his si;.e until he
received his appointment. Some s;ories
arc told Of his nncouihncss hv those
who know him, bat what The Siame-e
think of him his not been dis;!ored. H.
has written letters ti his paper about
the country that w"u!I tie amusing, if
they dld no. rcvea! his lamentab'c IN
fitness for the eSpnnsibilit:eS he has as
sumed. TLls i De.nncrair opinion
of Democrat, and /, cruel treatment
of one 81 beautiful.
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-02-10

Arrangements for the publication OF
t:!c ncw paper, The Star, arc progress
ing, and Nr. Dunn, the business man-
agrr of the paper, vii. brg!n to make
a!ycr'i-iu" contracts tn-mnrrow. A
sui.ahle office has been procured and
will he fitted rp :hi, week. The paper
will be an oigh'-coIumn, folio, set IN
mlnion anf BREWER, and will in appear
ancc resemble the Chicago News and
other metropolitan Pap"Is. The ouii;
is Row hein. made W. by II Cincinnati
type foundry. The editorial mara.c-
merit of tic paper VII he in the hands
Of Mainr John l. Bit.inger. Mr.. Chas.
II. Dunn will ic the business manager,
and every department will have 4 spec
III editor. The projectors prOM'>e Il
surprise in thc character Of the editorial
staff ui the paper, when made public.
Connected with the jrurnal will be
"rcai cSt..G bucaau," free te all, II free
: wani and supply" department, and
other metropolitan innovations, which
ptoycS that the paper is in allie hands,
;hnt will give 1t Il special value rs a
weekly. there IS ronm for the Star in
St. Joseph. and with s"iiicieut capital
and suc,,.. men as MrSSis. Hi',inger and
Dunn, ami such prospects of great
year as i!c opening .! spring promises
to inauaurate. the success of the paper
seems asSH,cd. The enterprise will
emIl>y ah"nt twenty people, anu as St.
Joseph Is booking for Just such en- er-
prIseS, the merchants ha' Il good d.
por;un:ty 10 manifest their in',r,st in
the deye lnpmcnt Of their home inst.:u-
lious, by lI1er:iiy pairomizins tie pa
uar.-EX
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-02-10

W. ArLEE RTRrEE & Co, the wc.i-
known and extensive Seed Gro overs Of
Phi.adelphm, Pa. have row ready f'r
maiIug. ga *, rc al Interested IN Gar
eniug, Burper's Farm Annua! for lsss.
THIS pnpn'ar Ca'aiogre l. brighter and
bette! thar ever before. II is hand
some book of Il pages, with hnndre S
of engravinas, two e'c2ant c"iofed
p'ates and an artistic cover. Besis!es
careful, accurate descriptions If all
standard Garden, Farm and Flower
Seed-, Bulbs, Pliu.s, e'c it also Ges-
cribcs mang rare new Flowers and
VII uab'c improved Vegetables now first
introduced by this enterprislng firm.
". Atl:e Burpce IL t'c have q; ined
such a reputation for the high quality
of their seeds, that they fill over three
thou and mail orders T. day in their
busy season.