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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-02-12
NEW YORK FASHIONS.
fads In Feminine Dress That Have Been
Adopted by Society Leaders.

Eads In Feminine Dress That Have Been
Adopted by Society Leaders.
Belts and cha:elaine bags, made of
rich embossed feathers of various
shades and elegantly mounted in real
silver handsomely chased, the belts
and bags in entirely new designs. are
again in high fashion.
Green in many distinct shades. from
golden green to the deep moss and
myrtle dyes, is a very conspicuous
color in millinery for the coming sea-
son. The rage for these art colors
has not ceased, but rather gained in
popularity. They will be used in con-
junction with black, cream, jonquil
yellow, terracOtta, old Roman red,
Venetian bronze, and a number of neu-
trail tints in plush, silk and velvet shot
with vivid contrasting color. The
new shot moires are extremely rich
and elegant in effect.
There are imported this season extra
heavy jerseys. which are to be worn
during the fall in lieu of a street
jacket These are stylishly and ele-
gantly decorated. One London cos
tune shows skirt of plaided Isle of
Wight serge in colors of green, bronze,
and tenRcotta, the plaids crossed with
a delic(lee line of gold. Added to this
skirt, which is draped in a very orig
inal and unique manner, are two walk
ing Jerseys with which to vary the
costume; one of deep terracotta,
trimmed with rich broche galloons,
whose cOlors repeat those of the serge;
the other of laurel green, decorated
with narrow passementerie in bright
gold.
Silk-cord passementerie, rare and
expensive jet GALLONS in lattioe-work
patterns covered with sparkling pend
ants, and narrow MORE ribbons run
through diamOnd-shaDed bands in gimp
and cut jet, are the trimmings most
popular for black corded, silk dresses.
Soft surplus folds of the silk are
draped across the front of the bodice,
the plaits at the shoulders held by
massive jet clasps with pendants.
These folds, narrowing trinity ut the
belt, are kept in place by a similar Jet
ornament. Cut-jet belts, Swiss gir'dles,
dog-collars and wristbands are used
upon black faille gowns designed for
young ladies. Silver gimps. enriched
with cut jet, is another elegant and
expensive decoration for black silk
dresses.
There is a prevailing fancy for
capriciously raising or lowering and
bending the brims of the large round
hats to suit individual faces. Some Of
the new autumn hats OF dark straw
are excessively large, with the brim
most often raised at the front. little
towards the left, and not high on one
side, as was formerly the fashion,
". T. Post.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-02-12
CENTR AL BUSINESS COLLEGE

Several new students have entered the
past week. They are all good pupils and
are doing nicely in their school work.
--rLe college literary society was veIy
In eresting last Friday night, This society
n ~ 1ow re- plarly every Friday evening
aud is b coming yeIy Interesting and il
structjve.
We stated in last Sundays items that
many of our students were renewing their
scholarships but the composilor failed TO
read il that way. Srve,sl have paid fer
longer time this We tx. We are trying to
do everything in our power 10 make the
school interesting for the pupils and a re
glad they show their apprr citation Of our
efforts in q substantial way.
Gold medals will be awarded the fol
lowing peisois for best improve
ment in nenmanship in our last
class closing with the holiday 4:
r " Fsris ten dollsr gold piece, Master
Charlie OConnor 3 FIVE dollar gold medal,
Miss Josie r ZACH FIVE dollar gold medal.
There parties will receive their premiums
by calling at college hall at 2 o'clock p. m.
next Tuesday.
One week from tomorrow we will
commence special class In penmansnlp 10
meet two nights in each week, Mondays
and Thursdays. ANYONE wishing TO come
any Other nights instead OF those men
lioned, may do SOY. Twenty four lessons
fo- $3.50 The pupil will buy twenty-four
tickets, good for twenty flour lessons, when
he enters The school. and will have until
the first of September in which to take
them out. We have now three frst-class
penmen to take charge OF this class.
Two gold medals will be awarded
for best improvement. O1e ten dollar
medal awarded by Tow nsley the jewler and
FIVE dollar medal by G. w. Robbins
Come, work hard for lac ten dollar medal,
# you .ion't get it you may get the i've
dollar mc Dial if you don t get 1t, you will
have the satisfaction of learning more
than ever before in the same time
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-02-12
Every Night / Scratched
sntii the shin was raw. Body covered
Win scales Hike spots of NOR tar
Cured by The Cuiieurs Remedies.

am going TO tel yOu o. the extraordinary
enanSe your CUTICURA REMEDIES DE. rormed on
me- About the FIST of Ap. last | noticed some
red PIN ,'es II re coming out al over nv bodv her
L. ought nOthip of 4 ur,H some time ter ON
when u began 70 look Ike Spots of NOR ar SD 81
on, and Wh ca came Il in layers, sccompa;, jeJ
with tic ING. would scratch every night unit
I was raw, then the next nigh; he seal. J. being
formed meanwhile weIe scratched of agalo In
Vain did consult al tie doctors in the cou, L
OUT uh.ut Id. Alter giving up all hopes Of re-
.cOFefy' happe1td 10 zee 81 advertisement in the
ne spaper about your CUTICURA REMEDIES md
purch sed them tiom nay drusgit, ara obtained
a most lmmedlat@ shes. began 10 nosice that he
sca'y erupti' n. g, ldusly dropped OF and one by
one, ard have been ally cured had Ihe disease
thirteen months beiO began liking the CuTI-
cCRA REMEDIES, All an iOur or five weeks was IN
tlriy cured. My d. ease wss ecza,Da pso as 7
recommend the CVTCCRA REMEDIES 10 all Iu ny
Nclhlty, and know IF gIelI many who have
u Gen thcnl, aid thank ME iOr the knowlejge of
them, esp'eiIly mothers who have babes with
sealy efuPt oEs on their heads and bodies / CIR
not press ia words the thanks you 70, what the
tUrtcUK' fEMxDIEs have been to me- Nv tody
was Covered with ST lie AMI was an awful suec
t&ce 10 hehoIu- Now NY skin is as nice and Gle r.
as buys.
Sept. q, 1857.
Fee. Z. lSiS.-NOt a trace whatsoever of the dis-
ase ir' IN Eeii 81 a. IA has shown itself since
my cure. GEO. COTEY
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-02-12
NEWSPAPER HUMOR.

Ocean: When We have the food
tide how does it get loose?
Duluth Tribune Not without it,
drawbacks-tbe toboggan slide.
Life: Mans inhumani,y to
man" gives the T ,lice folce employ.
ment.
-PittsbUrg Gazette: The man who
willing TO give you pointers is not to
g found at the Bench Show.
Boston Post: Legitime has cap.
tired MsrmaIade. H;ppolyte VII
probably retaliate bs swallowing the
other fellow s preserves.
Workers Statesman The singing
of an Ut IN river soprano is SAID to
resemble the noiss made by saving
wood. She must have saw throat.
-Pitisburg Chronicle: Il wonder
why Sprigg;ns doesn't nay his debts, u
remarked oquildig. because he isn't
billed that way" remarki | McSwi'i.
gen.
-Bos, on Gazette: Father-You
do not push my boy forward. He is
anxious to get ahead. Employer
Indc ed Then | hope he will capture
one very soOn.
-Baltimole American: Barnum's
wild animals have been ! eate TO
electricity. they acted exactly like
the stock holders of the late Electrical
Sugar Ref1elJ. They howIed after
the shock.
-Terre Haute Expre:s; The Ag-
ricultural Department has abandoned
the piac.ice of distributing garden
seeds through the various congress
men. It's we'll. A Cong ressman
WI .ot of garden Sc is distributed
til. oush him is not vely inspiring
sre ctacle anyway.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-02-12

at the works, the total plant
costing nearly s3OO,OtO.
The engineer at the works is Mr.. r.
G. Walker. He resides with his
family in a comfortable residence con-
tiguous to the pump-house.
The company has also built spur
from the Sedalia, Warsaw d Southern
railroad, 1900 feet long, enabling it
TO run coal directly to the engine
house.
On the whole, there is no better
water works plant in the state than
this.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-02-12

30 many examples have been given
OF the difficulty of getting a political
clergyman TO abstain fom making a
pa'ti'an ST cech in the form of a
prayer, that 1T would be well for leg.
lslatIve bodies either to adopt a set
form OR resort to the Quaker custom
OF silent prayer. TIE kind of prayer
usually o8eled up in congress and
state legislatures is an ofense to reli-
gious people.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-02-12

Mrs. Sheridan is to ceive $4,000
in token of the count, appreciation
of her husbands services. Yet there
are thousands of women In this coun-
try whose husbands lost their lives in
the service of their country, who are
begrudged paltry pension of few
dollars Per month. So runs the world
away.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-02-12

The corporations may induce the
needy men 10 forever their allie
glance to the hated Knights of La.
Dor. But their victory is not con.
elusive. Organized Capital canno,
deny Labor the right to organize
for mutual protection. When Gre d
combines Need will unite. The form
If ss.Ocialion may change, but a
union will exist. 1t is necessity i'm
posed aud justified by the great law OF
nature-tbat of self-defen. ;. And it
is right of American working ren
which cannot be permanently an
nuIled by the fiat Of any railway boss.
New York World.
1t is just such sentiments az the
above that hes worked SO much
trouble among the working classes.
The World does not aseem 10 realize
that corporations have also been COM
PEELED to combine 10 self defense, and
that while no sane individual denies
Labor the right TO organize, yet when
it organizes and imm@ 1iately prac-
tees tyranny, not only to co'pora-
tons, but 10 other labor, which has
not for reason, but kaown 10 itself,
also organized, it then becomes a
species of socislism which c>1not and
will not be tolerated while America
shelters free people.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-02-12

There is no question but that Soda
Liza is essentially church going pee
pie. Dul Dg The past three weeks
nearly every church ia The city has
engaged in revivals, and yet every
Service has been we'll attended. New
converts have been made, old ones
strengthened and a general feeling OF
Christian fellowship evolved which
cannot fail to bear fruit.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-02-12

A bill making it penal offense for
any person to treat another to intoxi.
eating liquors has been introduced in
the lower hoe of the Pennsylvania
Legislature. This is a blow at the
very root of intemperance. If the
American system of treating can be
abolished there will be infinitely less
drunkenness 10 the laud.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-02-12

The new heir to the Austrian throne
is said to be good-natured, gentle and
indolent. These are some of the es-
sentials of ruler 10 the Old World,
bat he wouldn't even make a good
dog catcher in this county.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-02-12

hence is the need of the day. At
present, noihiug suggests itself but a
darkey with a raw hide, and an arm
trained to put in ticks where they will
do the most good.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-02-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Bazoo is authorized to announce E.
M. Sc ,tten as a candidate for reelection
to the Office of County eel ool Comr's-
sioner.
The BsZoo is authorized to announce J.
w. Knight as candidate for Cnunty
School COMMISSIONS subject to the deci,
ion of the democrai..: county convention,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-02-12

Certainly it is not pleasant to be
the wife of a president, no matte
what may he said of the president
himself. Mrs. Harri~on, while on
her recent visit to New York, was
termented nearly to death by curious
people, and especially was she an
noyed by two women, probably re-
porters, took who rooms adjoining hers
at the hotel aud foIlowc ! her wherever
see went. When she went shopping,
the women went also, and the mo
ment she would leave the clerk who
had been waiting on her, the women
would ply him withquestious as "what
Mrs. Harrison bought or said etc. -
Such anaoyances are bard indes j to
bear, and that some method should be
provided to protect people of promi-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-02-12

Sadal;a has more revivats and re.
ligious meetings than any other town
In the tie, and yet the place is DO
better morally than it was years ago.
Either the revivalists are a mighty
common lot, or Sedalia is so wicked
that it requires more effort to keep it
respectable than it does for other
cities. -Boonville Advertiser.
The above is a specimen OF iujus-
tice which does discredit 10 the judg-
ment of the Advertiser and also re-
fleets on the evangelisls, who have
labored so faithfully here. The latter
are not common lot" by any means
but the very best in the country and
it is probable that the reason it re-
quires more effort to keep Sedalia
respectable than it does for other
cities" is because of the fl Eating popu-
lation from neighboring towns.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-02-12

we cannot 10 Jisiee to tl.e ,steen in which
CUTICURA, he gr AZ skin Cure and I'rrICrp
SOAP, an exqul'Ite Skin EeauIher, nrepa red FROM
atc CUTIcURA REsOLvEST, the new Blood p
Tn TN y, are heid by th- thousands upou thousands
whose lives have been lpade happy b he eura az
s9onlzlng, Illuminating, itching, seaiy a, pimply
diseases OF the kan S,sip EnG blo-d, with loss
hair.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-02-12
Strayed or Stolen.

Bay horse nine years old, fifteen hands
high, right froLt ankle slightly enlarged,
with fair leather saddle, black bride. A
literal reward viii be paid for the return
of The above described.
l-2O-Sd HINsDALE 4 MENEFEE.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-02-12
For Sale or Trade.

Eight fac milch cows, some new carts,
rhr secondhand buggies in good con-
di;ion, and a new fai IA wagon. For par
ticulars call at E. j. hiesling's blacksmith
shop, 3l4 West Second street. I2-10s&w1t
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-02-12

BLESSED ARE THEY WHO DO Hrs
COMMANDMENTS THAT THEY MAY
HAVE RIGHT TO THE TREE OF LIFE
AND MAY ENrERiiN THROUGH THE
GATES INTO THE CITY.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-02-12
Wantea at Once

A manager, man "r womaa, in every vi
ci1;tv. Profitable business. LIBERAL
Pay All line not necessary. Give refer
enc. Address,
X. FL. WOODWARD & Co.,
l-25alde v Sw7 ia timore, Md.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-02-12

sold every where. Price. CUrICuRA, Soc: soar
&c REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared by the PoIrER
49, $500 AND ShEhIGAL 20, Boston, Mass
pages, % illustrations an 100 testimonials.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-02-12

lOiher plasters. and the most perfect An,idote 10
pam, ln1am alton and Weakness yet eOmpo27,
ed. At ali druggists, % GEMS five for sl.OO or
hostage free, of Porter DRrG AND CHEMICAL Co.,
BOsIon Mass.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-02-12

pIMPLES, bllck heads red rough chapped
A1n and oily skin prevented bv CuTIcURA SOAP
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-02-12
FARM LOANS. S q q Sk ASs.

IN Pettis county, AT : per cent. interest
with special privile., $, including partial
payments.
BOTHWELL ~ JAYNES, Attyi
l-lS-d&iy Democrat" Building, 81 dds
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-02-12

The craze is now the IS. S. & p" oeie
brated Kid ard Goat sHo-s. All Isliable
merchants handle them. Try pair.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-02-12
For Sale

For Sale
A valuable Brown Stallion, wears old.
must be sold before spring. CALI at
100 East Main ST.
Pats Grocery store.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-02-12
PAINS and WEAKNESSES
OF FEMALES.

Iasiantly relieved By he CUTICURA
ANTI PAIN PLASTER, new, most
aZreeabl-, instantaneous and infallioIe
~ nj 'ljry plaster, especially adapt
ed 10 relieve Female Pains and Weak
nesses WarIsnied vastly superior 10
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l-25, 5 II W / 10.
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gser lit sSrau ssiuslptp 2

Da bieie Truse oft seftelt pirb, mollea
mir einfa& fasen, bab fe cine Dame III
bic es fid felt 40 Suhren CUR Gufsabe ntad-
tie. Srauenfranfbeiten, hauptiddlid aber
Sinbertranfbeiten 3u tubiren. sic bat
bic Scniituticn unb bic 8ebirfniGe bieier
5ublreiden 8luifen ~beiOnbers seprift uno
ale 8eiultat prattiider Renntni7e unb
@rfabruns, melde fe i'm 2aufe zines Wens
idenalters als &ranfenpHeserin unb Nr3t
%9eiammelt, bat fe ben Spctbins Srrup
ais beionberes Wittel fir sabnenbe ainoer
5uiummenseiest. Dieie Mebi,in bat cine
n1asii4e Wirtun8 = fe Sibt Rube unb
@eiunbbeit unb erbdlt Dffenen 2eib. Sn
Sclse bieier Webi3in 1T Trau Winslcw
weltberibmt sewcrben alS 8obltbdterin
Der 8inber. unb bic Gineer perben srcB
unb banfen ibr bafir. Gud in bieIer- @taot
bat ie bic 8inber 3u Danf perpfidtet.
@rcBe Quuntitdten bes SDotbins Shrup
werben bier tdSlid pertauftunb perbraudt.
Wir slauben, Wrs. Winslcw bat f4
bur4 bieien Nrtitel unfterbli4 semadt
unc mir finb Iber5eust, baB burd b%eniels
Ben Eauienbe BON Sinberu serettet purben
uno baB Wilicnen benielben nod nit
Grfcls sebruuden uerben. Seine Wtutter
bat ibre Yfi4t eetban, tpenn fe nidt
Wfrs. WinslDw's SoptbinS Shrup ans
waubte. Seriudt es NGe- Qabies Bilitpr
9ep Ocrt. = gu perfaufen bei anen
D%russiiten. - rs Gents bic Slai@e
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gum aneiten Male tbut-aus Dem 2dnoe
geia9t werbeu. Sic li9 bieraus gu.
nddt ergebenbe @oniequen3 mitbe bic
Iuibebung beg alaemeinen Wablre9ts
fein - aber banu f6nnte bic 2angmutb
bes beut'9en 'YoIfes bod enbli@ elm
gnbe gefunben baben. Ober glaubt
man, 5aB man-im 8eiiBe zines ftehen.
BEN 9eeres bon nabe5u elmer balben Mil=
lion Mann-bem 0olfe ungeifraft U l.
les bieten birfe2
8is jeBt bat es aber bod mod ben
Nni9eiu, als pb bas einmttbige GU
ammenbalten aler Yarteien-mit Nus
nabme ber Gonfe,batioen-g Die
Bin bic &egierung ba3u bemesen merbe,
bic ieBt benz 8unoesratbe porliegeaoe
9trofgeieB Bin erit meientli9 absus
dnbern unb 5u milberu, ebe fe oieielbe
Dem &ei6stage porlest. @ei@iebt bas
aber ni6t, ionoern berlangt man bonn
&ei6stage alien grnfes, baB er Die Bill
in Der borliesenben 5orm annebmen
foQ, bann fam man bas S1au1piel
erleben, baB cine b6lige Neu @ruppi=
rung Der Parteien i'm &ei9stage ftait.
finbet, unb spar cine iolde, nel6e cine
tpeientli6e 8ereinfa6ung berbeifibren
pirbe. Nus ben a9t Big aebn rGrac.
tionen miirben baan bielei6t juei Dist.
li1e parteien peroen = cine groBe Ste
gierungs.Yartei unb cine grpBe Sppos
ftionssp artei -mobur6 bas Parteimes
fen enti6ieben auf cine iolibere unb ges
iunbere Bats geiteat tperbeu niirbe,
aIs bas bisber Der Sal semeIen 1T.
8or aleu 9ingen piiroe ber rpolitif
BON Gaa gu Sal" elm @noe gema9t
tperben unb benz @6a9er nit 3uges
fdubniKen an bic peri6ieoenen Yarteien,
ie nod Der pofliegenben Grase = ben
praftiten, beuen Girf 8ismatd ale
feline grfolge auf benz @ebiete Der inaes
rem Politif gu berbanfen bate.
Was bic europdii9e Situation i'm
alsemeinen %anIangt, 10 lit ba cine Weur
Berung bes Sir Malet, bes euglii6en
Boti6afters am 8erliner Sofe, bon Sns
t%ere1e, tDel1e er bel einem diplomats
f6en Diner 5iefer Sage nsmiiden 3die
unb &afeeA gemadt baben fou. nDie
europdii6e Diplomatic" lou er eeiagt
baben, nf0nne iebt idon in bic @oms
merferien geben, benn bas S9idfal bes
europdii6en Griebens liege ni@t mebr
In ben 9dnoen Der Diplomaten, fonbern
Der ferbif6en 8auern, aus benen fi9
bic iebt ans &uber getommenen ierbis
f9eu &abitalen borDiegeno refrutiren."
Sn bieier ngemiitbli6en" after dinner
8emerfung Iiest furdtbar bel Wabrbeit
boa beibenben, mebr ooer tpeniger unbe'
DuBten 9obn's auf Die @ilbe, bet Sir
Malet augeb6rt. Die in iabrelanser,
mlbieliger Irbeit aufgefibrten unb nit
10 unenbli6en S1nterigteiten gefiiibten
8arrieren suii6en &uBlan0 un6 DETER
reid f6nnen burd bas tdppif6e 9a5Dis
fdentreteu iener &abitalen nieberseriis
len tper6en. Das piirbe aber b6Qig
g~eniigen, I'M bas mibiam geitiirbte eus
ropdii6e @leidsemidt ms @anten gu
6ringen.
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9empfratiides 1trtbeil iiber &arri=
ions Grnennnadeu.

Selbff Der perRdnbigere nn6 urtbeiIss
fdbiae She'll ber bemofratii9en Prefe
fam ni9t umbin, fi@ ginfiig iber Die
bisberigen @rnennuugen i'm diplomatic
fden Oienif, tuel6s prdFbent 9arrifon
big ieBt borgenommen bat, ~aus3ufpre.
6en. So fagt bas Courier Journal
BON 2ouisbiae, 2entudp, uel9es unter
Der &ebattion zines Der republitanifden
0erualtung fi9er niht alau freunbli9
geiinnten Mannes, bes 9errn s.. Mats
terion, itebt, in elmer ieiner leBten
Summer:
IS lit ni@t in Mbrebe gu ffe0en, baB
bic 8ermaltung nit ibren grnennungeil
su ben Memtern politif9 Hug unb i'm
belten Snteref5e ibrer partei perfabren
bot. Die leBten biplomatil1en @rnen=
nungen, mel9e benz Senate iiberi1idt
tporoen finb. f9lieBen bic 2ite BET mid.
tigen, a%usmdrtigen neu3ubeieBenben
poften ab; unb tpentt biefelben aud
gum 3beil grftaunen erreset tperbeu,
10 finoen fie bod i'm @an3en. siemli9
algemeine 3uffimmurg. Sie grnens
nung bon Iobert s. 2incoIn gum &c.
fanoten in England 1T gu glei9er 3eit
cine ueberrai6ung uno elm Weifters
ftrei9. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT nit Der
Wabl bon Greo. .. Grant fir Wien
bilbet fie einen Nppel at bic 2lafe Der
iingeren &epublitaner unierer periobe,
tpel9e ibren 3wed ni9t perfeblen tpirb.
Beibe fino bic S6bne berporrasenber
Bdter, nelden ni9ts bor3uuerfen 1T,
unb uelde bur6 perf6nli9e fopie amt.
li9e Gefdbigung DoQfommet geeignet
ino, infer 2ano in Der alien WeIt in
tpirbiger unb PATHFINDER Weiie aa Der.
treten. Darin, baB er ben SournaIiss
mus ber partei in ben 8orbergrunb unb
5ieien 10 pi6tigen 3peis bes parteis
bientes CUR @eltung bringt, benefit Der
Yrdibent Meisbeit un6 ri1tigen 5att.
Gin beKerer @eianbter fir 6rantrei9,
als Wbitelam &eib, fonnte unter feiner
8erufstlaRe gefunben merben unb eben.
fop.nis elm geeieneterer Mann fir bas
General 2onfulat in 2onoor als Sobn
s. Stem. Damn fommen Murat Sal.
iteab fit 9euti9Ianb, unb Sbornbpte
&ice fit &uBlanb. 2ebterer lit Der
9erausgeber Der "North American Re-
view, elm Mann bon umfafenber gils
ouug uno eroBem 8erm6sen, Der cine
ni6t setpbbnli9e 9enntniB europdif9er
Werbdltnife unb europdii1en 2ebens
befibt unb babel boiler 4rneritaner ge.
blieben lit. Die Wabl 9aIfteabs fir
Berlin 1T cine gar3 Defenders glidlide;
CT 1T benz beuti6en @olte bereits be.
FAINT; i'm beuti6.frana6ff6em 9riese
NOR er Der 8egleiter unb @af bon
Moltfe, bat nit benz eroBen &aualer oft
unb pertrauli1 pertebrt unb uirb am
6ofe tein GrembIing fem. Mue iibris
gen grnennunsen finb elei@er Qrt; fie
finb aae, mas bic peri6nli6teit anbes
trifft, ausge3ei9net uno bonn parteis
ftanopunft aus betra1tet, nit bepins
berungsmtrbisem lrtbeil unb tluger
Worausf6t gema9t moroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-02
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