davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1889-06-27
Picked Up Dead.

DIXON. CAL. June 25, Special. John
Holsworth. employed on McMahon's
ranch, while driving home to dinner, at
tempted TO pass team in front OF him.
His team becar,e unmanageable and ran
away. Holsworth was picked up dead.
, 1889-06-27
THE PARNELL oOMMIssIoN.
Attorney General wsbstsr's Arbitrary
Methods ToWarda tho PArnellitaa.

LONDON. June 26.-Sexton, member of
parliament and lord mayor Of Dublin. ap-
peared before the Parnell commission to
the pamphlets of the Feuian society, but
he believed that boycotting was neeeb-
sary evil.
Sexton admitted that he had been asktd
TO join the Fenian society, but positivey
, 1889-06-27
ELECTION or OFFICERS.

At this mornings session OF the Ameri.
can Phsrmaceutial Association the follow.
inx officers were elected: President. Elmer
Painter OF New York; first vice president.
Karl simmons Of St. Paul; second vice
presideut, WIN. Bearbv OF San Francisco /;
third vice president, J. W. Eckford OF Alb.
erdeen, Miss. treasurer, =. A. ID. Sheppard
Of Boston secretary, J. W. Msinsch.
, 1889-06-27
GOLDEN GATE ITEMS.


Ban FRANCISCO, June 25. Special.-The
hsht between Johnny Griffin and Tommy
ON account OF injuries received by Warren
while exercising.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-19
Nus Bntosfen tn Widiaou tommt Elm

Grs BotosfsD tn Wi9isan tommt cine
sans ieItiame @sididte iiber bic Mufopfers
ung zines Sreunbes fir ben Inberen, bic,
psnn uabr, ben einen berisIbsn gum SsIben
itempslt, wie ibrer bic moberne 3sit nur
penise a~uf3uweiieu Eat. SIN Sabre 1868
Isbts Sobn Dilion i'm iibIi9en Ebeile bss
Staatss Wi9isan, unb ietu better SreunS
mar @m. Simpion ; bisier mar pe~rbstratbet
unb Suter ulsbrerer 8tnbsr, pdbrsnb gYil:
ion Isbts mar. Nls Bel Der SoIbatensg uss
bsbuns gum &lmpfe sesen bic sroBe &sbsl.
lion Simpion bas 0oos traf unb er ms
6eIo ioate, serisbt feline Srau In iol5e Be-
iorsniB iiber i'm, baB ite frant purbe. 8ils
ion bebauerte bas S9idiaI isinss Sreunbes
unb, i6uea entidlofen, bot er ftd ibm on,
iein griasmann iein su pouen. Das gns
erbieten wurbe anaenommen, WiIion IisB
fi9 unter Simpion's Nameu In bic Mrmee
einreibeu, unb 2ssterer Sos NIT ietuer Srau
unb &tnbern nod elmer anberu @esenb, NO
man its ni9t fannie. @iIion ma1te ben
sar5en Rrtes NIT unb IieB ii9 In Yotosfsp
niebsr. Simpiou, Der gum Bsiu1e BET ibm
weilt, ma9te bic @ei9i9te pom tieism sros
zen Srsunbi9aftsbisnffe betannt. llebris
gems bate @iIion aIs griabmann aud uns
ter isinsm eissneu Hamsu an Stele ieines
5reunbes IN has 6err treten t6nnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-19
Gin i6redli6es Mibsej6id.

Stns SstmiuauHs Der smpiinOItahsu grt tit Is. psuu
SemanS s~mPfuOst, baB feline sebeusseiitsr In Der @Oatrait
Der Sabre 81 ~prrsscn beginner, SaB CT pom Tag gu Tag
u%trUoir, mutbIOir, susrsisIOiu ptrS. uuo bod lit Siss
has beSausruswertbs zoos Don SuuOsrtsu in unisrsr al.
tisIi6sH llmssbuus. Cine uOH Der 8iTsuiaaft ~iuSoiTrts
Gueas erusutsr Srait. peIas SubuOi,u S~6paalinssu sGs
icuit uusrtrdsIids Ssbsu pisbsr ounsbmbar ssmaat bat
uRe In uuSabIistH 6dltu aussemsrssIte Soutitutionsu.
BET btueu aue an9epanoteu 0tittel %psragten, slsibiam piss
DE zines anre9snosu Rittsls ~btOirisu. Soitstters Was,ns
btttrs 1T cine ioIhs rein pssttGbiIiide, Observation-Disclosures.
peroGuuu9sioretrnot uHo blutbefruhtsuoe WlteiSin. Spss
pspfs uno Rtrpoftdt, s~ritsres bic llriads unS Isttsrss bi,
@irtaus bss RaustIs an INTERCHANGEABLE. puibpiubtu.
psuu cine sur nit benz Sitters burhssihbrt wirb. aa,
6ormtn malariittr 8ransbtittu, 8btumatismus, Ritrsns
nub SIai,ultietH, 1uitopfuus uuS salis.s Temperament
psresH sur4 sitit IupusItiaIiSs 9auiI,HmssiItu ava
su Melt stf1aNt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-19
y u MIleriet.
lteber ben SdIaf Der &in6er.

Or. Sr. Wilb. 9ufelanb aibt ben Wits
tern fol9snben guten Gatb, ber BON 8telen
su bsbsrsissn pdre. IS 1T Elm ionbers
barss @o,urtbsil mander gltern. wsnn iie
olauben, Elm 6ino Tonne 81 piel i9lafsn,
bubsr benn maude 10 melt seben, bic armen
8tnber In ibrem fiBeifen S9lummer su
unte,bre5en uub ibnen bic 3eit mad ieIbit
erba3ten &eseln slSpmefen. Sc lit Elm
iebr sutes Sst5en, wenn climber uieI unb
rubiJ i3lafeu. uno IS 1T Yfi9t, ibnen bieie
pi6tise SelbfferboIung 70 rei9ltb als
m0sli6 susommen gu Iafen. Gin Rinb lebt
aei6winbsr aIs elm @tpa4ieuer, ieiH 8Iut
fis6t i9nsuer, ole Geise wirtsn itdrtsr,
fowobl Befanbtbeile ais &rdfte werben
idneIer usrbEau9t. 0ieie i9neuere Selbf,
uufreibuns mo5t es n6tbis, baB es bic
beiben s,OBteu @rneuerunssmittel bes 2es
bsns, Rabruns unb S5Iaf, In melt reides
rem Waabe gentsBt, ais Elm grua6isner.
Sc ndbsr Der Msni9 isinem llriprunse 1T,
beito mebr muB er idlafen. Silt sunsbms
enber Stdrte nimmt audi bas BebIrfniB,
Idnser gu MAIDEN, gu; bod muB man isbsm
Griebe gum S6lufe ioslsi3 na9ssben. ST
bas &tnb elm babies Sabr alt, 70 Tam man
es nod unb nu3 an sepiiie 3eitsn bes
S9lafss s~sp65nsn. Wit @nbe bes aweiten
Sabrss wirb bas 6inb isIbsr BITE Cuff psrs
lisrsn, gormittass gu f3Iafen, nobel man
absr BLOB benz natdrIiden Eriebe folssn
muB. Ser S9laf Ha4mittass binsesen
tam Bis ms brittle Sabr unb nod Idnser
s~eituttst ieiu; benu bis babin tam man
INNER bic Sdlfte bes 2ebens. ;p6If Stuns
ben ais notbwenSis gum SdIafe anisbsn.
Spdtsr tann bteie Seit nit isSsu, Sabre
UNI cine babe Stunbe abns5men, wsl9es
aud bic Ratur isIbt bur9 Rsisuns gum
Idnssren Baden anoeuten wirb, bis es
benn NIT benz iisbsnten Sabre auf a5t obsr
neun Stunben fommeu Nib, nobel IS bis
3ur Wannbarfeit bleiben Tam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-19

Saplpr, Ger, 10. Stunt, 1888. - Sd
bate Is Wonate Sdmerssn i'm &Edsrat
unb purbe bur9 bic anpeubuns pom ct.
Del uulitanbis sebeiIt. - 81. s.
Smitber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-19
Giqener Soeenaana.

&i4ter: rInsstIaster, finb sic pers
bsiratbet2A
Ansetlaster: .Nee, 9srr &i@ter, bic
paar S&ramuten an be Bads rlbrsn Don
nc anbsre Rsilsrst bsr!@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-19
Giner Der beriibmteiten Barrier @sr,ts

bss uorissn S%abrbunoetts erbielt zines
Cages ben 9eiu9 zines Waunss, Der
bic ollie isiner Rurit sesen Elm
beionbsrs bartnatises lle6sl anipra6.
Guf bic Srase, mas es nit bieism 9eiben
fir Elm gspanbtniB babe, erpisbsrte Der
llnbe.ante, feline &rautbsit iei cine tisfs
Sdwsrmutb, wsIde ibn, Sas 2sbsn uns
ertrdsli4 made. vSie mifsn sutsn
sutsn Weiu trinten", iuste Der @rSt. sd
babe IN msinen Rsuern bic bsitsn unb fstns
fen Weine allsr 2dnber", eutsesuste Der
Rrante, .ausin fe ueri6su5sn meme
Erauristeit ni9t."-vSo reiien Sie~ -
sd babe gang europa bur6rsif, alein
INNER bat mid bic S4psrmutb besIeitst.~
-vSm! bas TT Elm bebentlider Sal. IS
sibt isbo9 nod elm Wittsl: ssbsn sic
reselmdBis ms itaIisnii5e Sbeater, penn
garIin ipieIt; istn Sumor III unsrid6pfli9
nnb feline 2uitisfett anftedsnb. "-ra9, lies
Der Serr", autportste Der Rrante nit sinem
tisfen Seufssr, I'D isbs pobI, baB msine
Srau.iatsit.ni9t gu bsilsn III, Id isIbit bin
SarItn"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-19
gSie mon erit aus SeitunsssG orreipons

8ie mon erit aus 3situnsss gorreipons
benten erfdbrt, fiste SrdiSsnt Sarriion
ietuer antrittsrebe, ME ie uorber Su 8as
pier sebra6t wur uno ts~lssrupbtrt uurbe,
aus benz Stesreif nod eintse Borte mars
uer Guertsnnuug fir ie;nsn 8orsdnser
gIeuelanb binsu, nobel er Defenders aud
bic 90fi6teit unb Ridf9t bstonte, ueIde
bieier ibm be3sist bate, unb btn3ufiste, er
merle fi@ freueu, ieinem Radfolser, wer
er aud fein m6se, bic sIsi5e 66ft9teit
unb &idf9t 3u erweiieu. glsueIanb,
uel9er Der GeSe 9arriion's bis babin,
obne cine Mtene 81 uerSie5en auseb0rt
unb benz &ebner cine 3eit lang einen &es
seni9irm i6sr ben Ropf sebalten bate, Id
4eIte BET bieisn @ortea unb ma9te cine
tiefe S%erbeusuns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-19
Bonn groube bss @ilitar. SoipituI

Bonn Sran0e bss Militdrs SoipitaIa
In Wabrib wsrben entissIi9e @in3eIbeiteu
bsri1tst. IS mar Wiitterna9t potiber.
Die tranten SoIbaten idliefen. Yl0sIit
eridienen bic &rantenpdrtsr an alsn SaaI:
tbIren unb i9rtsen: rStsbt aue auf Seu:
er! &stte ii5, wer fannl" Cine unbe:
i9rsibIi5e Banit bemS6tiste ii5 Der ar:
men Patienten. SnbeIen nit iensr gners
gle, pelde bic Gobtsanst usrlsist, iprans
gen bic Siebertranten aus ben Bettsu, be-
famsn bic nit benz SoSe RiussnSsn nsus
6rdfte unb silten Der Srepps Bu, bic gum
srcBsn Sbeile idon uon ben Slammsn err
9riffen mar. Ste iofort aIarmirten Sols
batsn elmer bena6barten &aierue rparen
9lsi9 our Saub, un ii6 am &s~ttunsspert
81 betbeiIigen, nno pentse Winuten ipdter
lab man Grasbabren, san3e 9ettsn, auf
benen Spet ober nebrere Rrante lagsn, aus
benz brennenoen @sbdube bsrausbsforbsrn.
an ben Sentsrn Der bret gtasen srblidts
mon @effaltsn bic @siimie srtIettsrteu,
i9retsu, bic i9 Dor S9retsn ober S9mers
gen wanben. auf baS 2duten Der &ir9ens
aloden bin elite man ppu alien Seiten sur
RettunS berbsi, un0 balb rei6ts man bic
Rrantsn BON elmer Sanb In bic anbers ME
Sdde, bis fe sebOrssn uaren. Sin S9nsss
iturm gu benz sreuen Tsusri5sin ma1ts
bas nd4tIi9e Drama nod i5rstlt9sr.
Die Sffiisre tommanbirtsu pte I'm Selbe
unb 0ant ben enersii9sn ~anffrensunssn
9elans ss, In peniser aIs elmer Stunos 400
Rrante gu rstten. Die 8srIuite iinb isbr
srOB unb has 9sbsn pon ibsr 100 &ranten
i9webt in ernflt5er 9sfabr In SoIss Der
nnssbeuren g%lafrssuns unb unusrmsibIi5sn
grtdltung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-19

Gs gibt 5eituHseH, auf psl4e fOIssnbs
stropssn 5riebr. D. Saast's gang senau
'aiisn:
User ME baut grade Siebs,
9Gbt Wort' un6 S6se i6lei6sn
gSie ipiirenb i6laue Siebs,
llub INNER ieitab itrei6sn,
@er niemals wast gu iasen:
so III eS~ uno ,oaS iol iein~,
@er auspei6t idledten Srasen,
Stets MIL Der Sorii6t pou iein,
8er fpri6t: .sepiiie 9eute",
llub: ,biirfte. mObte, tOnnte",
Statt oaB er ii6 ni6t ibeute
llnb ms @ewiBbeit 9Onnte,
@er ME ben Euuft nil uennen,
Stets etn9ebiiQt in Quit 1T =
@laubt mir, baB Der gu tenuen
Oils Sdwa9topf ober S6uft it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-19
4Gerfei Spas uno Grnf.
auS benz .Yiqua Cor"
Ser WGrs.

Der Wdr;, Der 1T eiu udrrii6 Rinb,
Tou 9auner, rpte piei Weiber limb,
Sin ur9ebebrb'9er Rnabe.
ealb bringt ct S6nee, balb S%riblinesIuit,
Salb SrOit unb Sis, balb Nitrogen Quit,
SaB Sebermann ii6 labe.
8as fdut benz toDen Burden elm?
Seut' 1T bic @rbe bart mie Stein,
llnb raube Stiirme braulen;
S6neefloden ihpirren burb bic Quft
limb iei9en Wan6em, unbemubt,
Sein 8ootentleio beim - S4mani en.
llnb morseu ienb't er goten aus,
Bon Srt gu Srt, pom Saus gu Saus,
Den Sriibling a~n;uia9en.
Oo6 balo piro es ibm rpieoer leib,
0aBt itiirmeu, wie gum 3eitpertreib,
llno fdrbet ROTH bic 9taien.
@laubt er pieuei6t, mir fiub Don Steiu?
gr Ienoet llns ben Sooesteim
SIN ale uni're @lieoer.
grinst Surge, @reiie in @eiabr,
gu ;iereu balo bic &~obtenbabr',
So, Siele itredt er nieber.
SD slaub', er 1T in Yartueribip
Utit Sooten9raber, Sdr9ei6mieo,
Wtit SGrrnern uno Sottoren:
ST betorirt ieir 8ir9bofsielo,
Vie Qrberr ernten Ibmeres 9elo
Sir oas, - mas mir perloren, -
unb i6mun;elu ireubi9 in ben Bart
Ha6 retter Sunoelsleute Dirt;
WaS fiimmern lie bic Sbrduen? -
Sieb', Utdrs has bat bu anssri6t't!
0u bit ein t~beilnabmloier gStbt!
On iouteit bid 'pas i6dmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-19
&uripie Giaenidaftsn Der @arSsrp6e.

Ser SUIT wirb felt, aud wsnn linn bas
Gatter febIeu ioute.
9uien itnb oft tur3 unb Iaien f9 bod
lang trasen.
WRit sinem Rod tann man ffunbenIans
i'm &ssen, Obne baB sr pie ~ansesuhen fst.
9emben babsn SaIten, aud wsun fe
erf einen Gag alt iinb.
Oie pafsnbitsn i9uar,en 5anbi9ubs
pafen ni9t, wenn man auf eiusn Saa Mil.
8aterm6r6er fam aud Der befs gsrtbsts
bigger nt9t reinwai9eu.
@nse StisfeI perben, Soft weiB uie melt,
sewini9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-19
&~lisrnhoi:8 IIthe.

1lnterofisisr gu siusm Rstrutsn, Der
unretnli6 gum Oienf tommt): y@arum
baben Sic f9 ni9t seuaidsn?" Rstrut:
sd Dab mid aepui9en, 9err l1nteroffis
3ter!" llnterGffjisr: vSa! gtnmaI in
bic 0uft sefpudt unb cur4seiprunsen -
bas nennt man: fi3 sewai9en baben!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-19
en- Maina sibt IS piele @einfubel

Sn Wain3 sibt ss pisIe @eiufubsn,
poislbit man nod unpsrfaIi5tsn Dsin ers
bdIt. ginsr be,ielbsn v3ur Wsinitubs" sss
uannt, sei9net fi9 bur3 cine int altSeut,
idsn Stile eiuseri9tete, pra9tuoqs Wsins
TUBE aus, gu beren Wertwirbistsitsn aud
elm Srsmoenbu9 seb6rt, In psl9ss pisle
@dite nidt allsin ibre Namsn, ionbsrn
au9 8srie eiutruseu. Gin bstanntsr
bsuti5sameritaniider Burger gbiIabsIs
pbia's bat bisis 0sinfubs nsuIi1 bsiu5t
unb in bsrsu Srsmbsubu9 na9ftsbsnbs
Seris sei9risben:
Seu Sereinigten Staten entlaufen,
@eil bic Sreibeit 10 i6redli9 mir mar:
Dem Sieb 9lei6 nur Waiier ;u iaufen,
Sb rein, o6 ibmusig, Oh tlar",
Sanb biiriteub i6 biele Sueue,
Grant oes So6beimers g~oloenen Wein;
8. founten oil bieisr Stele
So6 bic Waiisrlimpel all fem!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-19
Nidt permGhnt.

gIdttsrin: vRstu Soft, i'd bate mir
Stdrte setO9t unb u 1T fe psrs
f9wunbsn."
Solbat (sirquartirt): lid, meinen
Sie ben Gopf NIT benz grsi9 Den bab'
Id ssaefen, i'd ba9t, es wdr mein
Sribfiit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-19
Mud In Wa6aduietts 1T isst In bsiben

Ddulern Der Staats9elet9ebun9 Der Bes
idluB a%nsenommen, benz 8olte einen
9rObibttions5uius,uius gu Der Staatss
perfaiuus rorSuIessn. Sn bsioen 9auiern
itimmte bic srpBe RsbrsabI Der &epubIi:
taner fir ben SeidIuB unb bic sroBe Webrs
sabl Der Ssmo.raten sesen i'm. SIM
5auis waren 100 &spublitaner unb l
Democrat bafir, Is RspubIt.aner unb Sc
Oemotraten BADEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-19
&QS Qu0eres.

Srau: Nd, Ssrr lieutenant, msin
armer 9nb muB it8 sottsidmmerIi9 pIas
gen, ais Cobalt"
lieutenant: .vS5 muB mid ia aud
plasen, Iisbe 5rau, id bin ia aud SOIbat."
Srau: get Sbnsn 1T bas etpas anbss
res, Sts baben aud nidts seIernt. Wein
Sub lit S9ubma3er."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-19

9ie Sem gurfer nsua" ma@t barauf
aufmertiam, baB Der Staat Rsp gort felt
1864 BET jeber Yrdioentsnuabl feline gars
teifarbe sepedielt bat. SIM Sabre 1864
CAB er feline Northumberland fir Gins
coin, 1868 fir Sspmour, 1872 fir Grant,
1876 fur EiIbsn, 1880 fir @arfisIb, 1884
fir gIeusIanb, 1888 fir 5arriion.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-19

Sn pislsn SGlen babe i'd idOn Or. gus
quit R6ats's 9amburssr Eropfeu e,probt
He itnb Elm ausae;ei9netes Wtttsl Su Rets
nisuns bss gIutes. - Sutob SbIen, 5
9opsmunsB lace, &o9eiter, 81. ..
The Lamar register., 1889-09-14

A young man was arraigned be;
fore Justice of the Peace Workman
Wednesday morning charged with
breaking stalactite from the Cave
of the Winds on Monday last. He
plead guilty to the charge aud was
fined 800 and costs. 1t is perhaps
not generally know n that there Is a
strict statutary provision for such of
fences, and this should be warning
to others who may be inclined to de-
face the caves in order to carry away
melnentos of their yisit.-Manitou
Springs Journal.
The Lamar register., 1889-09-14

The New York Morning Journal
devotes an article to the present ne
elected condition of Gen. Grants
tomb in Riverside Park. 'It is"
says the paper, mot fit for dog ken
nell" There are, indeed. many man
sions which have more commodious
quarters for dogs and birds than this
unsightly little brick structure called
the "tomb." English visitors to
Riverside Park refuse to believe that
Gen. Grant is buried there. The
walls of the tomb are covered with
cracks, and in every crevlce and COR
ner dirt is abundant There is not
such an inferior and shabby-looking
structure within the whole vast ex-
panse of Greenwood. The park it,
self is naked, and it looks like "Lots
for sale"
The Lamar register., 1889-09-14

J. G. Davis brought to this office,
three ears of corn, last Friday, that
were the best we have seen this year.
One was the common white, and an
other yellow and the third a little
ninety day yellow dent. Mr.. Davis
also brought us fine sample of new
syrup just from the pan. He is now
operating his sorghum mill.-Chiv.
ington Chief.
The Lamar register., 1889-09-14

Of oceans the Pacific is the Iarg-
est, being 900 miles long and 5000
miles wide. 1t also claims the honor
of being the deepest. The deepest
place yet measured was near the
Leadrone Islands, where a depth of
4.475 fathoms was found. This
great depth may be better under
stood when we consider that 4,475
fathoms is 26,s5o feet, or something
over five miles.-St. Louis Republic.
The Lamar register., 1889-09-14

For the annual meeting Sovereign
Grand Lodge, Partlarchs Militant
and 1. o. o. F., Sept. 10th to 22nd,
the "Santa Fe Route" will sell tick
cts from all points in Colorado to
Columbus, Ohio, and return on Sept.
18th, 18th, 14th and 18th, at one
limited first-class fare for the round
trip. good for return passage up to
and including Sept. 3Oth. Rate open
to the public. Be sure your tickets
read via this popular line.
The Lamar register., 1889-09-14

Inc mountain ranges of Colorado
cover an area of from sixty to seventy
thousand square miles. All Switzer-
land covers but 10000 square miles,
or, to be accurate, $4,000. The fact
is, Switzerland compared with Colo
rado, is one of the little, wooden toy
COWS to living buffalo. You can
take up the whole little state and set
1t down in either the north, middle
or south parks without touching the
rim of mountains which wall in these
grand and singular enclosures
These parks are each from twenty
four to twenty-eight thousands square
miles in extent, and the San Luis is
nearly as large as all three. Regard
ing magnitude, which is certainly an
element of mountain scenery and
pure scenic beauty, of course the evi-
dence cannot be reduced to figures;
but it Is reasonable to suppose that
this vast expanse of gigantic ranges.
endless canons, battomless gulches,
with its lakes swung twelve thousand
feet in the air, and Its cascades and
icy waterfalls still higher. with its
eternal SHOWS, preadamite stone for
ests and tropical effervescence, offers
all the picturesqe and wild effect
that any land or region can claim
Colorado Exchange Journal.
The Lamar register., 1889-09-14

Ihe Boston Herald says that there
are TWO kinds of prohibltionists In
massachusetts. One kind is In ear.
nest in its advocacy of prohibition
ana the other Is not. The first nun.
oers a few men only; but they be.
iieve in prohibition as a principle of
government, and they advocate it
consistently. The other kind is not
imbued with the devoted spirit which
aetuates the prohibitlonist of the
hrst type. 1t is probably so in every
state. There are few men who
think that the liquor traffic is neces.
sarily sinful, and they are not willing
10 make any compromise with the
iiquor interest whatever. The Her
aid says that the prohibitionists who
belong to the second kind mentioned
are prohibitionists in Theoretical
way but that they prefer to act with
the republican party at times. This
the Herald Is inclined to condemn
although 1t is safe to say that If pro.
hibitionists of that sort would act
with the democrats the Herald's com.
ments would be expressed In the
language of praise. In our opinion
the prohibitionist, who acts with the
'epuoiican party and is willing to ac.
eept nigh license as something better
than low license is sensible nract;-
cal man. Practical temperance ad.
Vocates will accept the bes. thew can
get In the way of temperance reform
and there is no question that in the
north the Republican party offers the
mos. encouragement to temperance
workers of this sort.-Denyer Re.
publican.
The Lamar register., 1889-09-14

Costilla county in the San Luis
valley has grown this year 6.OOo
acres of wheat, $4,000 acres of oats,
500 acres of potatoes and about 900
acres of other crops. Its wheat yield
will go close to forty bushels, and
its oat yield close to seventy-fve.-
Field and Farm.
The Lamar register., 1889-09-14

Conejos county has this year pro-
duced 10000 acres of wheat, 10000
acres of oats, 500 acres of potatoes
and about 1000 of other crops. It's
wheat yield will be upwards of thir-
ty-fve bushels from the acre.-Field
and Farm.
The Lamar register., 1889-09-14

Somebody has been making a mis-.
take. DR.. David II. Moore has ac.
cepted the appointment as editor of
the Western Christian Advocate,
conducted recently by Rev. ]. H.
Bayless, now deceased, and will leave
Denver for Cincinnati to day. DR..
Moore was for many years in charge
OF the Wesleyan Female College in
Cincinnati, and in going from the
Queen City" here to the "Queen
City" yonder he removes from the
midst of new friends to take up his
labors among a throng of old ones.
Pueblo Review.
The Lamar register., 1889-09-14

Col. Morrison, of ILL.,, who was de-
feated four years ago by John A.
Logan, is again bestlrring himself
for the U. S. Senate. The Colonel
will have many leisure years to med
itate over his erroneous views on the
tariff question ere he grasps the
coveted prize.-Fountaln Dispath.
The Lamar register., 1889-09-14

Two section hands were found ly.
ing dead beside the railroad track
SIX miles west of Julesburg Sunday
Aug. 25th. 1t is believed they were
murdered by tramps, both leave fam
iliss.-Ex.
The Lamar register., 1889-09-14

Colorado will lead all the states
and territories this year with its great
wheat yield. Forty bushels from
the acre will be quite common. Fifty
and fifty-fve will be now and then.
Field and Farm.
The Lamar register., 1889-09-14

A shower of raw beef has fallen
In Illinois. 1t is supposed that a
mule had some troable with a meat
cart in one of the northern counties.
-Liveryman.
The Lamar register., 1889-09-14

The time has passed for farmers
To depend op muscle and hard labor
alone. They must use their brains
as well as hands. They must do
more thinking and planning if they
desire TO receive the best results.
The LAWYERS studies law. The doe
tor medicine. The merchant must
study commerce, the laws of supply
and demand, and the banker must
acquaint himself with the principles
and details of finances. Just so the
farmer must study farming. The ex-
perimeRts of last year in crop raising
aud breeding must be remembered
and put to practical use this year Not
only his own experience but that of
his co-laborers should be his to profit
by. Farming Is science, and there
are many new things to learn in it
yet; and the best and cheapest way
to learn those things is by study.
Take agricultural papers, read In
their columns the experiences and
observations of others and avail your.
self of the many useful hints and
Observation-Disclosures Farmer
The Lamar register., 1889-09-14

MIR. J. kemmerle, who kept fruit
stand by the Fariss bath house. was
instantly killed last Thursday even.
ing from the effects of an electric
shock from the wires of the Pueblo
Gas and Electric light incandescent
circuit. kemmerle in attempting to
turn on the light had grasped the
wire from which the insulating ma
'erial had been worn off, exposing
the wire and he received the full
force of the shock This is the first
accident of the kind that has happen
ed III Pueblo. The funeral services
was conducted by the G. A. r. post
on Saturday.-Pueblo Opinion.