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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-09-18
SOuth Haven.

The tower of the new school building
is erected and work on the main build
ing is being pushed with all possible
dispatch.
Peaches and cream are becoming
more plentiful and as consequence our
steamers have inaugurated daily trips
10 Chicago.
The Toledo Il South Haven railroad
people have at length surprised every
body by putting ON that long talked
about and much abused extra train. So
we are now reveling in two trains each
way daily.
South Haven expects To scoop the
confectionery at the Detroit exhibition
this week by displaying over 100 varie-
ties of apples, not to speak of other
kinds of fruits for which the Michigan
peach belt has no rival.
Piles had 10 be driven deep into the
yielding earth on which to build the
stone piers for the reception of the
machine for the new factory, and the
boilers are now being thoroughly in
spected preparatory to placing them
in position.
The west Van Buren, and Allegan
county fair, which began on Tuesday
closed Thursday of last week, the
weather, the attendance and the eX-
hibits having been fully up TO the most
sanguine expectations of its promoters.
The display of high class horses and
cattle exceeded any previous record,
numerous entries being crowded out
for lack of accommodations The fruit
and floral departments were also well
sustained, though possibly in quantity
not larger than on former occasions.
The quality was far superior The
racing was spirited, Prince l.. winning
the stallion trot i'm three heats; time,
PAP, 1884 and 2;42. The Lawton base
ball club covered themselves with glory
in contest with the South Haven team
score 4. TO 2.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-09-18

Verbatim from the NEWS.
A large potatoes crop this year.
The News return thanks To Mr.. Jon
ney Wager, for a sample of his peaches,
which they are fine.
Tuesday ut | 30 O'Clock the Thermom-
ter, was marked lib in the sun and l4O
in the shade itstood at l04.
Mr. Pete Jones of South Haven was
in town Tuesday. Mr. Jones is well
known by all of our citizens, for he did
run barber shop hear six year.
Mr.. Williams, from the State Hagar,
Tuesday brought us sample of pota-
toes, which they are the finest we have
seen this year. IL there is any one can
beat them, let us here from them.
Three wages pounds and I.
There has been much talk about the
afternoon train, but il does lays fully
upon the citizens of Covert. Mr.. Ihling
will give you all reduce rates on the
railway and not have any more fraight
come by stage, you can have it just rs
cheap, ask Mr.. Hale about the matter.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-09-18
BLOC nm ingd ale.

'Mrs. Balch has been very sick, but is
now convalescing.
Miss Jennie Whalin reports pleas
ant visit at Kalamazoo last week.
Our new school board consists of M
Virgins, director, NJ. Lane, modera-
tor, and Plinna Waite, assessor.
&. H. Mortified has brushed Bloom.
ingdale dust from his garments and
gone To reside at Lacota, where he is
engaged TO teach school.
The lawn social at the residence OF
Mrs. VanKirk, last Saturday evening,
was largely attended and very enjoy.
able time was had by all present.
The pleasant faces Of Rev and Mrs
Kitzmiller have disappeared from our
midst. We hope they will soon reap.
pear and remain with us another year,
All those who attended the eXhihi.
ton of the Andrews raid, by w. j
Knight at opera hall Monday evening,
were more than satisfied with their en-.
tertainment.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-09-18
u.acOta.

Mrs. +. j. Clark visited friends AT
Coolies last week.
Mr.. Dilley has sold his stock of goods
to Elbridge White.
Mrs. DR.. Hathaway visited at DR..
Parrish's over Sunday.
Frank Deal has gone To Chicago To
visit the exposition and other sights.
Mrs Philena White is enjoying II
visit with "A nephew from New Hamp-
shire.
DR.. Bennett has span of western
ponies To convey him on his profession
al visits.
Rev. r. Shire is attending confer
ence. We expect new minister in
his stead at this place.
G. III. Merritield and wife have
moved back To this place. "Chet" will
teach the winter school here.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-09-18
Decatur.

Dave Hughes was in town Saturday
A. Lynn Free, of Paw Paw, visited
this place one day last week
Geo. Roberts and family spent sun
day in town.
Mrs Nj. p. Allen, of Paw Paw, spent
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Bert
Moon.
Geo. Dickson and wife, of Kalamazoo,
visited with Mrs. DIS brother, John
Slater, over Sunday.
l.. A. Roberts, II. H. VanCamp and
=. Nj. Rawson, accompanied 10y their
wives, attended the reunion AT Hart
ford
r. j. Rawson and Chas. Steet and
their wives are in attendance on the
reunion of the Olin family at Galesburg,
Mich, this week.
Frank CrOtser has the boss rig now.
He has purchased new stock wagon,
and he drives 10 farmers place, loads
in beef and hauls il direct 10 his
slaughter house. He says he wants no
more over-heated beef at his market.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-09-18
A safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, or in case of failure re-
turn of purchase price. On this safe plan
you can buy from our advertised Druggist a
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption. 1t is guaranteed to bring relief in
every case, when used for any affection of
Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Consump-
ton, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Group, etc., etc.
1t is pleasant and agreeable to taste, prefectly
safe, and can always be depended upon.
Trial bottles free at Bartram d Millington's
drug store.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-09-18
Read This slowly.

Lives there man with soul 80 dead,
Who never To himself hath said,
I'll take 81. Patrick's Pills before go 10 bed?
When mild cathartic is desired, one
that will cleanse the whole system and
regulate the liver and bowels. you can
not do better than take St. Patrick 5
Pills just before going to bed. They do
not nauseate nor grippe, and leave the
system in splendid condition. For sale
by all druggists. sept
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-09-18
Glendale.

Wheat sowing is nearly done in tins
locality.
Mrs. Jas. McCarter, who has been very
sick for some time, is trifle better.
Miss Nora Naftzger has been visiting
friends in the vicinity of South Haven.
Mrs. Charley Stanley has returned
from her visit, bringing company with
her.
Little Bertha Burdick was quite seri-
ousl " injured by fall u few days since,
but is all right now.
l.: A. Rogers shipped carload Of
apples from Bloomingdale on the 14th,
consigned To commission house in
Chicago.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-09-18

WaverIy.

The birds are on the wing, seeking a
warmer cline.
Prof. Ferguson has a writing class of
thirty al Glendale.
School commenced i'm the new school
house at Glendale Monday, with Allie
Anton at bat.
The widow Rogers lost her best cow
last Friday night. Too much clover.
Two others came very near dying.
Mrs. G.. Stanley has returned from
her visit To Hillsdale, accompanied by
her sister, who will remain here during
the winter.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-09-18

Where was Moses when the
light went out? Our crockery
man answers ain the dark"
Lest our customers may be in
the predicament of Moses we
have laid in the largest stock of
lamps ever opened in Paw Paw.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-09-18
Probate Court Proceedings.

Following is synopsis Of the pro-
ceedngs in the probate court for the
week ending Tuesday, Sept. 18th:
Estate of Jonah DeMoss, deceased.
Estate closed To creditors.
Estate Of Thos. Brownbridge, de-
ceased. Estate closed to creditors.
Estate of Alice +. Phelps, deceased
Order entered determining legal heirs.
Estate IF Warren Wilson, deceased
Estate settled and administrator dis
charged.
Estate of Henry Nolan, deceased
License To sell real estate granted.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-09-18

We notice that Mr. j. w. knight is
billed To give his lecture on the An
drews' raid at Marcellus on the Odd
inst, aud can assure onr friends there
of rich treat In store for all who listen
To IL.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-09-18

Prof rockingham, lately removed
from the University IF Michigan, is go
ing To open an infirmary for the treat
ment Of the eye, at Detroit. He also
proposes to inaugurate IA clinic in oppo-
sition to the Ann ArbOr institution.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-09-18
SEVENTH
POINT d. d,

Ifany dealer says ne has the w. l.. Doug1as
Shoes without name and price stamped ON
the bottom. put him down as fraud.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-09-18

There Hanging Lamps of every kind and price, Vase
Lamps of Bisque Antique Brass, Nickel, Plain Ham
mered,, Embossed, Engraved, Banquet Lamps with
handsome silk shades of the umbrella pattern Hall
Lamps, Bracket Lamps, Kitchen Lamps, Night Lamps,
Sewing Lamps, Common every day "run-a-round'
Lamps, with all styles of burners The famous Roch-
ester Lamp, both in Hanging and Vase patterns. We
have lamps that said to surpass electricity in light
giving qualities they surpass all previous lamps in
beauty and finish If you wish to invest IS
any other amount up to $40, you not do yourself
justice without looking through Broughton's Lamps
Every thing in the lamp line is and the latest out
in the way of improvements. AS we are ''red hot" to
sell, you will be to get the right prices. 1t
nothing look, and and there is where lockers
are more welcome than at BRoUGHToNs
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-22
Forsuua,. Ps.n.ylvnula Iuvsnror..

Rigdon s. Higdon, patent lawyers, 95
Eifth ave, Pittsburg. and st. Cloud Build
ing, opp. Patent Office. Washington, D. G.,
report the following patents granted this
week: PiTtsburg-J. Schinneller, gas manu-
hcture and burning hydrocarbons; j. 2.
Wainwright, reducing unsmelted ore; P.
Winsor, lightning arrestor. Allegheny-J.
O. Beckeld. operating gas engines; A. L.
Rich, tramwsy locomotive. Homestead
P. +. Hanley, rolling mill.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-22

1889.


The holiday season is time Of festivity
and reunion. The board should be supplied
With good cheer. Add some of the above
brand. W. II. HOLMES & Son,
10 Water street and 15S First avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-22

The reason for the large business done at
Haueh's Jewelry Store, No. 295 Fifth ave-
nue., is easily explained. Good reliable
goods at lowest prices.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-22
B. q B.

Cloak departments, fur departments will
make it pay you to come tomorrow and
next day. Store open evenings.
BoGGS & BUHL.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-22

Our common sense stools, painted or un-
finished, now delivered on short notice,
P. c. ScHoEEECK, III Liberty street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-22
ALLEGHENY DIVISION:

Ridge Avenue Orphan Asylum. o:3o m.
Colored Orphans Home Greenwood Avenue m.
Women's Christian Home Locust m.
United Presbyterian Orphans Home Monterey
Allegheny Day Nursery North and Federal 1890
Allegheny General Hospital Stockton
Protestant Boys Home Anderson 900
Home of the Friendless Washington street. $3.50
Little Sisters of the Poor Washington street. 43o
Home of the Good Shepherd Troy Hill. 5:so
Josephs Orphan Asylum, Troy Hill 6:3o
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-28
wortete Srau pon glin9amp, aber reid,
bas CLAUDE i'd ni1t.

wortete 6rau pom glindamp, aber reid,
bas CLAUDE i'd ni9t.
Donna 9racia bIifte fe beunrubiat an.
0ie fpanii9e &esisruns bat aIs Define
9iter NIT Sei9las belest.
3 mein @ottl rief bic Senorita, uHb
uerbars bas @sii9t III ibren Sanben.
@eine nt9t, 9racia, biit Du ni5t meme
Todter2
Sa, Sbr ieib 9iitts, gu sitis, aber....
Gtes einrual bteien Brief bier, mein
&tnb, iaste bic 9aronin, ibr b'ailepiIes
S6reiben reidenb, Ou must bann einies
ben, baB Nrmutb ni6t INNER Elm llebeI,
ionbern mlituuter bic l1ria9e unisres Slides
tit.
SIM Sribiabr wurbe auf benz S1IoiIe
gltn9amp Elm sroBes Geit sefsiert. Nies
mails bate bas bei9eioene &ir9Iein 70 uiele
sIdnaenee Sffciere seieben. Der Srina
5rans unb fem Sobn SarI nabmen bic @bs
renpldse ein.
8or benz Nltare fnisenb eupfingen B.
IiuspiQe unb Donna @racia ben prisiterIts
den Sssen, bic graut bate aIs Erauseus
gen BITE beiben SIamIanber erwdblt, ueI5e
ibr In Der 8sbrdnsniB betssftanben: pan
Seer unb gIart. SIN &reiie Der slititrabs
Ienben 9efi9ter febIte au9 has GOias
ut9t.
Dur9 ibre 8erbinbuns nit b'aileuiue
rurbe Donna @racia Qotbrtnserin unb
nabm aIs iol9e EbetI on ben Sesaunsen
Der 8sfimmuns bes pprenndiiden Sries
bens, weI9er bic Bei9Iasnabme Der 9is
ter IotEriusti9sr @bsIsute aufbob.
grit na1bem Der Sriebe gei9Iohe en- war,
geIans es Donna @racia, iber bas S4tds
ial ibrsr Duena gtuas gu erfubren. Ser
Sufau bra1te fe nit ibrem ebeuaIisen
Rutider suiammsn, Der ibr ersdblte, SaB
Donna Gpoaina In einem Rlofer gu
We4eln traure. IS beburfte Der gtnmt>
i9uns bss grin3sn Srana, I'M ie baraus
su erI6ien. 8st Der Ra1ri9t, baB ie frei
isi, bab man ibr Elm SabrssbaIt ausieseu
unb fs nod Spanien suridi9iteu poae,
mar fe nabe barin. In WtrtIi9teit uerriidt
su werben. Oils fire Sbee bltsb ibr BITE
l%eberseusuns, baB bic 3iseunerin ridtis
tn ibrer 5anb seIeien babe, unb ie waste
ni9t bel sIbs au Sffnen aus 5ur9t Dor
Der Iausen 2inie, weI9e Don almanbOr
bebeute.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-28
g dIuB +.

ginise Gage mad ben i'm lesten &apiteI
ersdbItsn BeSebnifen wurbe benz &6nise
pbiIipp pon Spanisn ieitens ber (bur9
Wasarin NIT ben seiitli9en gburfiritsn
abssi6IO1suen) &betnlisa, feitens Der 9dus
fer Baiern, Braunidweis, 9efen unb
S9websn, tunb setban, baB ibm ni1ts
ibris bIisbs, als Sriebsn gu MAIDEN. Surs
nes, @raueItnes, Subsnaerbs unb 0psrn
waren senommen. Gin Waffenfiuitanb
wurbe gei1lofen, In Wabrib arbeitete
Qionue, In Yaris Ptmsntsl an ben gsbins
sunsen zines Srisbsns ; bann besannen aui
Der Saiansninisl In Der 8ibafao bic Be-
ribmtsn gerbanbIunsen 3wii9en Wa3ariu
unb 2ubwis be Saro.
Dis Sruppen beaosen Winterquartiere in
ben eroberten Stdbten, bic iinsersn Off.
ciers bssaben fi9 mad Yaris, mo bic Bal:
faiion besann. go uar IS Brau9 In ber
bamaIisen 8sit: man f9Ius f9 I'm Com:
mer unb tanste i'm @inter.
Seit pier Wonatsn bate b'Qiqepius
nidts pon Der Baroniu pou @lin9amp ses
bort. Die fir bic Qrmes bsitimmten 8rtefs
sinssn berteit mad Yaris unb purbsn bann
6urd &uriere In bas Sauptquartter &C.
bra6t. Die Iotbrinsii9en &esimenter was
rem, isitbsm 0affenitiaitanb einsetreten,
BON ibrem 2anbe sdn3Iid setrennt. Statt
benz BON ibnen bepisisusn Wutbe &e4nuns
su trassn, usrsaB Wasarin ibsr benz 9rou
Srantrsids sesen ben 9er3os &arI ben
S,s.to,, Sts ,o, fs;npp SoIhnten Tim npIpi<
ftetsn 9isnite. Wan bate fe mad Ous
benaerbe seIest, Der duBsrftsn 9ren3e Der
beIaiiden occupation, UNI fe pom 2otbrins
gen m6sIi9t melt gu entfsrnen. Wasarin,
Ser offenbar cine a~utiinftise gei&lasnabme
i'm SdiIbe fibrts, bate ben Offieieren uns
teriast, ft9 obus fpetisae grlaubnib mad
garis au besebsn, baulit fs ni&t NIT ben.
Prin3su Srana tn 9~erbinbuns trstsn Toms
ten, befen GIfentbaIt In Der fran30fi9en
5auptitabt nur eth absrtan&tss @sbsimnib
NAT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-28
Ser WanteI oeS 3aren.

&aiier Meranber [. pou &ublanb liebts
es, in ieinen araren Wilitdrmantel ges
butt, obne irsenb etne Sssleituns aus3us
ben unb petersburg pIanlos gu burtftrets
fen. ginmal wanbsrts er wteber 10 alIein
am enslii1en Suai babin, ais i'm pI6tli9
Elm &esensuB iberraidte. Ser &aiier
mint einem Siwofi1it (Oroi9tentuti9er),
iteist tn bsfen Subrpsrt unb bsfebIt, mad
benz @intsrpalais su fabren. Der aIte
RoEelenter ipri9t sin semitbli6ss r@anS
wobI, 9ater1sn," unb rafelt babin. 8ie
fe am Senatspalait porbeifabreu, entitebt
unter Der Wade cine sroRe Sewesuns, Der
Erommlsr riibrt feline S4Idse mite tou,
unb bic Wanniduft ftsbt i'm nd9iten aus
senbIit NIT %prdisuttrtem @ewsbr itramm
ba. Ser Siwoiti@it i9attelt ben srauen
Ropf, wenbst ii9 riitudrts gu ietnem Sabrs
sait unb ipri9t: vDis warten wobl auf
BEN &aiier." Msranbsr uidt: SIS ptrb
wobl benz &aiisr ssIten." Rura barauf
baIten fe an einem Ssitsnsans bss Dins
terpaIais, unb Der Gar mill ausftstsen.
bsmertt aber isst, baB Ct fein @elb bet fi4
babe, ben Sipofi9it gu besabIen. rWarte
bisr einsn s%lusenbIid," iprt@t ct 3u benz
alten, i'd werbe Dir Ssinsn Sabrlobn
alei9 berausi9iten." Ser @raubart Ia9t
peri9mist. vTetn 8dter9en, bas sebt
ni&tl Da,u bin i'd idon gu oft uon ben
Serren Offi,isren ansefibrt worben! 2aB
0eiuen Mantsl 70 LANCE TN 0asen!" Ser
Gar Ia9t nun aud, lsst aber ben Wantel
wirtli6 ab unb ffsist aus. $50 wurte
bsnn!" Ser Sitpofi@it nidt befriebist
unb nimmlt si,,en tiefen 3us aus ieiner
Slai9e, wis UNI ft9 ieIbif fir feline Sdlaus
bsit au bslobnen. &aum bat er tie pisber
einseitett, ais etn 3atai eri3eint unb I'M
benz sr benz gIten 25 GubsI einbdnbist,
ben Wantsl su fid nebmen MIL. rgtein,
8dter9en," rspIi,irt Der idlaue Sipoiti9it
pieber unb sretft mad benz ManteI, Der
Wantel 1T msbr wsrtb, als bic finfunbs
3pan3is &ubsl, unb 10 i9sint es mir, Du
piait bilis ba3u tommen. SAB ben suten
Sff3isr bsraustommsn unb iein @isens
tbum an ii9 nebmen. Ou aber fed Define
&ubel muir pieber elm. 60 bumm III Der
Span Spanopiti9 ni9t!" Sn bisiem
ausenbIide Tam bss &aiiers aubetannter
Rammsrbisnsr sSIsa bsrbet unb Ioste bic
S9wieristsitsu, tnbem Ct benz eifernben
Sipofi9it bic 5r6ffuuns ma4te, baB CT
ben 3aren ieIbft sefabren, unb bisier nun
aud ieineu Wantel wteber baben m69te.
3usIsi9 bsutsts Ct auf Elm 5eniter bes Pas
Iais, wo Nleranber itanb unb poq itiusn
8sbasens Der srs6sIiden Scene auidaute.
@inen Iusenblid NOR Der iiberi9laue Suan
uis sritarrt, bann fties CT eilenbs ab, tniete
nisber, unb bic auSen perebrunsspou 3u
bes 3arsn Iddelnbsm unb ntdenbem Ints
Iis srboben, tiBts sr srit ben 3ipfeI bss
WantsIs, bann bic 25 &ubel, siuen nod
benz anbsrn, unb ittes enbli9, ba Der &ats
fer Id9sInb psri9punben mar, als ein
slidli9er Rann In feline 0roi4ts unb fubr
baupn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-28
Sic Nfpth in ben penniuIpanii4sn &obs

Sic gtuth in ben psnnipIuanii4sn Sob
l~enbifritten lit elm fir9terIi9e. 9is
Roblensrabsr babsn In ben Iestsn Wonaten
taum $40 per Monat psrbient. Ser 9un:
ger brinst bisisIbsn our 8eraweifluns unb
Die SdnbIsr nit 9sbsrsbebirfrifm Iafeu
ibre @aarenniebsrIassn Na9ts unb absl
Sonntas pon bswaffneten Mdnnern Be-
MAIDEN, neil fs fir9ten, baB BITE hunger:
leibenbsn Wsnidsn ii9 Der 9sbsnsmittel
nit @spalt bsmd4tiseu werben. Nun,
bic 2suts babsn lsstsn 9srblt rspubIitanii9
seifimmt, neil ibuen pom bsr Republicans
f6en Yartst uorseidwinbeIt purbe, ie wars
ben nur banu before 26bns srbaltsn, wsnn
bic repubIitauii1s Yartst wiebsr our &es
aterung fommeI pirbe. Wie aber ifs
fest2 Rod nis ruarsn bic 26bne i&le&ter,
nod nie bic NOtb 70 srob," f4rstbt stn
Ws9fsIbIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-28
q utffeto II.
1onna GraG1a.
- @us-
benz SrausDiiideH fret iiberieBt.
- zoo 0 COO
(S3IuB.)
XIII.

0orf i'd ben Ramen bes salanten &tts
ters piFen, bsfen 9eiansene gu ietn i'd
bas Slid bate? fraste Donna 9racta.
@affon be 2~6utsuan.
Sd perbe TIN nte uer9ei1en.
Ser 9uuptmann sriBte nnb entfernts
fi6 eiIis.
2auenou3e, better 2auenoute, iuste Oon'
no @racia, iobaIO fe uuetn paren, trdume
i'd benn ober bin i'd pon Stnnen2 Nein,
bier 1T wirtIi5 Maubeuse, 5rantrett, unb
morsen reiien mir mad 2Otbrinsen!... -.
Sd frase beute ut6t, wte Sbr 10 rettsettis
in Simons Sauis Sud etninoen ~tpnntet,
.Sbr rperben mir bas ipiter er3dblen. 8ers
f6afft mir iett nur Srauenfleiber, einerlei
ipober, bamit i'd pon bier fort fann, etnen
Wantel, einen SUIT unb DOR alem S5ube.
&ennt Sbr teinen SanbIer in W~aubeuse3
Su 10 @inutsn bin i'd uisber BET Sud,
Seuortta.
@r lief i9nuri trads Jun, alien Siaat, be.
foslei9 besriff, baB CT istt 9~elessnbeit
babe, feline Waaren breifa9 gu perwertben.
limb ruenn Der Sube mir ben gals abs
i5neibst, i'd bs3ubIe, ba9te eaueuOu3e, unt
elite 3u bsr @Obnuus bes 9%auptmannss
3uriit.
Jules lit portreffi6 /! rtef Donna 9racio
nit tinbIi9er Sreube. @let9 barauf abe,
fulton ftb ibre ausen nit Ebrdnsn.
ger3sib mir, Iisbsr @ater, uenn i'd Dt'
unseboriam bin, murmelte fte, aber iest
wetBt 0u pobl i6On, baB i'd unslatlit
9eporben pdre.
I'm fe auf anbere @e6anten gu brinsen.
fraste 2uuenou3e:
@sIde SefebIe bat bic SenOrita mir 81
seben2
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9dmmeruns in Der StraBe, perieste ite.
i'd muB siueu ausenbIit ausruben.
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ben ibren &opf bur4treasenbsn @eban
Ten, NIT ben 9efibIen, bic ibr 9er3 BE-
ftirmten.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-03-06
HE is A DEMOCRAT.

Mr.. Cleveland last week gave a long
interview to correspondent of the
New York Herald, and in the course of
his remarks he declared: Il am a dem
ocrat, with all the word implies. am.
moreover, an intense democrat, in that
/ believe that the true principles of the
democratic party are essential to the
highest well-being of this country. Du-
ring the war the republican party had
supreme and unquestioned control of
public policy. No one will question the
service it rendered at that time, but the
rank and tlle uf the army was composed
largely of democrats. The generals who
won renown were also, many of them,
democrats While there were among
the republicans small minority af hot
heads who found fault with the Lincoln
administration. and among the demo-
Gratis an equal number of fossils whose
timidity wsssS a national misfortune, the
great bulk of the people, from cost to
west. without respect to party afilia-
tlons. weFe solidly patriotic. and were
ready for any necessary ssamount of sac
rifice for the preservation of our lnsti-
buttons. 1t is folly to claim that the
war was fought by either republicans
or democrats; it was fought by the
American citizens of the north. But it
was plain, with great seriousness, that
under republican administrations there
has been given fresh and dangerous
impetus to monopolies, trusts and COM
binstions. Immense fortunes have been
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-03-06

We are again living under a republi-
can national administration, as glance
at our official directory on the first page
will show. We are not among those
who claim that the democracy is yet on
top, for it is not. We are out for four
years-no more and no less. AT the end
of that time the work of reform Will be
taken up where Mr.. Cleveland left off,
and we will have our day. Every dog
has his day. The republican dog has
his day now. Monday was not our time
to howl, and we were not in the assem-
blage that fought over the war again,
and marched through Georgia,-at the
courthouse. Perhaps if we were after
a federal Office, or pension, we could
be quite merry.