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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-08
BY ordinary letter, Containing Money Order
issued By all Express Companies. New York IA.
change. Dram or postal note.
Address Registered LetterS
Containing Currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
Nev OrIeAns. In.

.REMEMBER, that the payment Of Prizes
m3UARANTEED ny FOtR NATIONAL
BANKS Of New Orleans, and the Tickots arc
signed BY the President Of an Institution, whose
chsrtsrted righA are rscosnlsed In the highest
ANONYMOUS schemeA.
The question nov under confederation 10. shall
the present charter expire In 1896 BY limitation or
shall y Be- extended another 25 year,.
M DOLLAR IN the price Of the smallest pat
Or fraetion q . Ticket ISSUED nv U in any
Drawing. Anything In our name oGsrsh for Iess
han Q D0liaris o svindls
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

ters has been confirmed, and for that rea-
son great weight should be given to what
be says now. In DE-. Billings opinion
there is nothing essentially improbable
in what DR.. Koch says. The latter will
soon make experiments which will be
witnessed BIZ physicians and the result
OF the experiments will be cabled TO
this country.
Surgeon-General Hamilton, OF tho
Marine Hospital service, discussing DIR.
Koch's new remedy for consumption
with a representative of the United
Press, said that he was convinced that
the statements made by Prof Koch
were based on close study and careful
observations. He remem bers the expert
ments of Koch respecting the cholera
germ-a discovery which is now accept
ed throughout the civilized world. The
Marine Hospital bureau, he says, will
endeGvor to ascertain the exact methods
OF preparing the cure, and of using 1t
after it IS prepared.
BOsrON, Now 1S-It is announced
that the project to establish in Boston
an institute where consumptive pa
tAFuAN Lay 20 lAtAtCA ~ AoDA , AA1NA-
culosis cure is to be put in operation at
once. A well-known local physician,
who has iustreturned from Berlin. whore
he has had an opportunity 70 inyesti-
gate the proposed new cure for consump-
tiOn. is about 20 take active steps
to provide a hospital for the reception
OF those afflicted With the disease. The
lymph for the inoculatiOns Is on the
way 20 this city, and arrangements have
been completed to make cultures Of IL
so that fun supply will be constantly
on hand for mem hers OF the medical
profession who Will use 10.
LoNDoS. Nov. 1S-The frst inOcul-
alton in England with Prof. Kooh's
lymph has proved successful. 50 far IS
tho results have yet developed. Dr.
Watson Cheyns IS the first English
physician TO secure from Or. Koch q
quantity of the famous curative injec-
tion for the treatment OF tuberculosis,
and elll Immediately begin 70 ase the
remedy Ia hls large private practice at
Fu4on.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

f. p. Ferry, of Utah, was IN the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Wm. Cushman IS visiting her
parents IA Lansing.
Mrs. j. VI. LeClear, Of Jackson, IS Wis
itng friends M TINS city.
Don :. Leathers started yesterday for
a ten days trip 10 Florida.
Hon. AID Mrs. W o. Hughart re-
turned from the East yeasterday.
Mrs. G. D. Towne, OF Elk Rapids, IS
visiting Mrs. NJ. X. Walton, OF Paris
ave.
r. c. Hathaway is still suffering from
his recent injury. He IS confined 10
his bed.
Judge Burch leaves for Washington.
d. c., Friday, TO argue a case IN the
supreme Court.
Chas +. McCauley s again able to be
out after q three weeks struggle with
typhO-malaria fever.
Miss Cooper has returned from Big
Rapids where she WAS the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Eli Frederick.
Mr. and Mrs L. X. Salisbury has re-
turned TO tins city after weeks visit
with friends IN Clarksvilie.
Mrs. J. r. Lewis, of Kalamazoo, Is
the guest of her sisters, Mrs. Phi A.
McHugh and Mrs. James Brennan.
Mrs, William Cu.hmsn returns 10
Grand Rapids tonight, after a short
visit with her parents.-Lanslng R-puo-
llcan.
Manager c. W. Black, of the Orlcl,
has returned from months Eastern
trip. He reports trade as very good
and the outlook promising.
Misses Gertie Clancy and Jennie Nc
Intvre. of Ann Arbor, have returned
home after a weeks visit with their
aunt, Mrs. John Mcintyre.
The following railroad men were in
the city looking TO the interests OF their
respective lines yesterday: Geo. d.
Richards, of Chicago, travelling freight
agentt of the Northern Pacific railroad,
f. y. Foster. OF Toledo. general travel
ing ageu of the g.. x X. Dispatch, and
WIN. Austin, OF Chicago, travelling
freight agent Of the c. +. * @.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

R.slz-fs says e NiI - yefy e.ose eoa-
lesl. - sae boys are a. @as ~ -
1Flltnx
Ihs eoalss saceEi Einteuden. q eoeF
.ss ehafnteg gou1k iaay Nso a
r.eH Bllssral so'es. rsF sneus teF De-
s.xs g. seelre a good ae1le. >ae = tso
d4ys Ga.
TIE gaabler may STRAIT taEolgh tas
earagaFd noiF aa9 beless bs fes
oBfv zaa8e He 1lay tank a. - VII
8ud a4Y goethe as all, oat ne = sSt
there igst tie Sans.
The iary the eos case just tired la
tbs c.Fel.s eogEt rendered feraet Tor
tae Defendant yesterday so tbs sau -
SO ana eozLs. The complainant Al
tsmfgs say they ei4 4po~Si.
Jaaze Barch ssaed aa order Yestsz-
aagfof defendaats witnesses, ln tne
zee ~ he FeopIs -. EaHsFd Cole
nan. Tor attempt 90 commit larceny -
be subpoeaaea a. tae expease Or the
people.
The reception teodered Rev II H..
Johnston az tns residence ot Gentral
W. r. lnnes Monday night, Was peli
attended. The aevly ordained priest
vas presented copy " ,tAn.ey's Dark
Continent.
Henry + BuFteh, tie Insurance man.
GAS joined the luuumerabie caravan %
once seekers, and yeaFns % oe state
game warden. Among tne Grand Rap
ids competitors are l.. +. CaFro-. and
NJ B. Weston.
The sixth annual meeting Of the
Michigan Conference or the Womans.
Home NJ sslonary Society, convened
last night IN the Secous-stFeet NJ. T..
Cnurcn. The conference closes hexg
Thursday az noon.
4 careless farmer named William
Perry, OF Alpine township, ran into a
buggy on Ottawa-st. YESTERDAY, throw
ing INTO the street Mrs. Lampman aud
child The thLl of the buggy was
broken, but nobody was injured.
Railroad Commissioner Rich has ad.
dressed circular % the railroads IN
the state with reference TO the ssuing
OF bis Official order concerning the
safety coupler act OF 1857. which goes
into effect January J, 1891. lie desires
an expression from tie roads upon the
feasibility of requiring an absolute
compliance VITA the law.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19
For THANKSGIVING.

The Pastors Conference has district
"a the city Tor Thanksgiving services
as follows.
Rev. Or. Johnson, the central por-
ton OF the city AT the Diyision-street N.
l.. Church.
Rev. l.. II. Davis, OF the First Presby-
terian Church, West side, at the Second
street 81. T. Church.
Rev. VIM. Denman, eastern portion,
at the Wealthy-ayenue Baptist Church.
Rev. +. H. King. southern portion,
at the Ames NJ. l.. Church.
Al the next meeting OF the confer
ence the subject of keeping the World IS
FAR open Sundays Will be discussed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

o3se of tie Exeeatiss ConnA,sies of
tae A.e~gan Masense f@lI AsSaes2-
taa-
GASP RAraRs. Ney T.. lsQa-
A. . nfsst1g - TIE executive oasa-
n t-ee - tAS M.chg4n A4sQ2lc f3ig
Ass3c 2toa, held lh.s 1sys tae tQllow-
lag rssesasloas we're unanimously y
aaaptei
Bsselsea. That The tnAnks of the
executive comm tee ef tbe NiceigAp
Mssonie f4ls Association are elaiAenty
cue and hereby rendered 81 al WAo ~
tasar efforts a>iea IA making oar TAR
- successful.
lAs ladies', Nho faF one entire week
have desotea thelT tilQs - tie tar. - ~ y
nothing 81 iue preliminary i&oors per
Iormes ~ lhem. are entitled 70 90
gratitude. &ud have placed the craft AZ
large nnder perpetual Obligations go
fhem. AnG while specifying the ladies
ana 0nr obligations - them We mUsi
not foIgeI the gentlemen Who have
rendtFsp valuable ssIvlce IA season anc
out of seasou.
Our citizens within and without
+ our gates have also plaoea as under
Obligations by tbs literal donations
made aud also by purchasing the good'
offered for sale.
/ Ne feet unueg renewed ehl CATIONS K
f the press tor their knd offices during
I tie talrIana Tor their many words ~
T good eheef
Ihe railroads, who by their kindness
n giving reduced rates, enabled many
T tr0m without the city 90 visit aud con
I tribute % our lau, having also placed
I us under many obligation.
We desire also 10 tender 70 the
+ OratoilO society the schubert Club toe
I ~. Cecilia Society, Grand Rapids, DIV
I X. T., and Companies b. j. X, Second
Regiment, NJ. ;. T., our hearty tnank'
7 for their aid and presence. Hard a.
+ the work Was 10 prepare We are conn
dent that ''as time goes on apace
none viii regret the sacrifice, which j
most thoroughly appreciated.
In short, We return thanks 10 al
( participants IN cur labOrs, and thg
citizens generally, for their kind anc
/ generous sympathy and AID IN making
/ our iair such grand success.
Resolved, That copy of the aboy,
resolutions be printed in the dali.
papers IN this city.
II. y. MOORE,
Attest: Drector-General
NM. =. lSNEs,
Secretary
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

The Asalg4n safe HeFte4iarai
sselsts stssatstl 4uassl assssag s
o. ael1 ia k4.aazzoo. EeceuaeE 2 81 =
81 the esaFl hoass Besi8es nuca ial-
Pcftsut eHa.aesse 8neernlng tas 50 -eft 3
Eesst0Ds s.ta ths National DepaEsaasei
q AgFeaitase IA tae Nerl4s ksif.
there sill - a. eYeasng devoted g fof-
sskrf antsE gas le41 q Gas. y uAs-
hs-4 . lep0f- Ca taE - perlllie iell-sl 80
- tae tsar. ogtA .a tEut 2n4 tsse
taples, 40 tne sfaDans. - ffof. = -
laits bIn p4peFs - others upea A4t
ekper meets are needed Pref. Tan nia
ti-o answer tas qusg4i hst :
FenElsf Vegetables e3l feee te eos
s.defssle atgs ioa. jouAtesn = ism
deser elug eeieEg culture la kaiAlo a.
zoo ana ~. MetIrF.es telin@ ~ rs
successtai WoFk "a la&t iine &C lQn'@
WnUe Prof. "a ~. Tracy, s1per-uitna-
eat ~ teuy 8 Ce-s seed farms, uill
talk % "Po.ats ~ Merit n Vegetables,
Illustrating wlta spec mems. lne great
aud gros ~ industry ot manufacture
ot iFult products viii be treated by J.
b. Rec, Qt P0Et Huron. Prot. A. j
Cook wll uTe hls latest experience
vltn cagraal b0Fsrs, Prot. l.. II. Bailey
81 Corueil University, viii describe hls
recent tap through the Delaware pen
nsula, noting the raEages Ot yeiluWs
\ 4. Bcechef. OF FLUSHING, wi. have
paper upon Influence OF tne stock ane
Ggait. and K. Merrill, OF BENTON Has-
bor. Will describe the future OF fruit
grow ng in Michigan. Write % Edwy
Z. REID, Allegan, Tor programs OF other
Information.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

A rich society lady tod her servant.
''I wish I could be as strong, healthy
and ful Of life as you are The les
sen s plain. The girl had plenty Of
exerci se and constitutional health and
contentment. Riches will NOS buy
health always. but broken down women
can ind sure relief IN Dr. P,erce's Fav-
or ta Prescript Il ls a powerful.
inv goratng. restorative tonic and ner-
vine. and parts strength % the whole
system la general, and 20 tte uterine
organs and spnen8aEes 1n particular.
For .'run-doRu" deb tafcd and feebe
women generally it IS the greatest
earthly boon.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

Over the Top of oar Wans columns
vii be- found a rev schedule Of prices.
it % neither an Increase nor decfease
% price a. hxed ~ the old schedule,
but rather TIE Old rate carried ouE aud
extended. TIE price Is uot nred at 50
much al al. % whether that al be
large or small. bat nxes the rates 81 that
eaeh advertiseF pays for the space be
desIFes O. occupy When an advertiser
desires 10 occupy ten lines, there Is
every reason that he should pay more
than the one Who tells hls story Ia ave
lines Ca the other hand the person
who uses but two lines should not pay
as mucn as he Nho uses i've lines. and
tne iELEaRAN-HERALD proposes % sell
the smaller Advertisement for less
money. Why not II you should buy
a load Of wood you would not be salts
ted % kn0s that it vas a load. you
would want to know how many cords
there would be in that load and you
would b. willing 70 pay accordingly.
So we want % knoN bow many lines Ia
your sad
For some time past the TEIEGRAM-
HERALD has tried 10 avoid taking adver-
usements by telephone, but now an
nounces that no more Will oe refused ia
that way. Telephone your advertise
meuts and we Will get them as near
correct as possible. Collections Will De
made very promptly, IN order % AVOID
the opening Of any book accounts foI
tbs class 0f business.
Ielanhonh Nolr want ads.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19
TOWN TOPICS.
Perhaps ere maly years 90 y
This town 81 80 So neat
Ven De- arrested ii We cry
To smoke upon fne street.
Aut perhaps We Wnl C..

The city ball clock and the Tower
clock are quarrcllng again.
The fourth teacher commenced duty
at the night school last night.
The new telephone book contains the
names OF nearly 1900 subscribers.
The new railing in the health Office
has Just been oiled and vanished.
b. C.. Henry placed a second mort
gage FOR $500 70 r.. l.. Carpenter yester-
day.
James p. Malcolm has been admitted
% practice As an attorney II the circuit
court
Commencing tonight the library and
reference library Will Do open until 9
o'clock.
A "roll call" and supper viii take
place at the second Baptist Church TINS
evening.
Born to Mr. and Mrs ". A. Chap
pound boy.
jimmie Murphy and Ed Blakeley. Of
Chicago. VIII meet In few days Tor
FINISH glove contest
The Equal suffrage Association meets
this afternoon ut 2.30, no the home Of
Mrs. BedelI. Isl SheldOn-st.
pr. Fair and other Episcopal clergy
of the c.tv. have gone 90 Kalamazoo TO
attend a church conference.
Charles Garusey. who was recer tly
injured in tno oweustoro, Ky, hotel
ere. wlll be brought home this week.
90 Mr. and Mrs Wm. r.
Cur0tt cf i2t Gold-st-. a sou, weight
1l pounds and - ounces.
The Thanksgiving table viii be spread
IN Greenwood Hal. and the Progressive
spiritual sts viii materslze the dead
turkey.
The breakdown of a wagon loaded
with stone, yesterday. caused a sight
ssiam" st the corner OF Lyon and
Caral-sts.
p.M. Amberg. Of This city, has been
Amounted a member OF the board Of
directors of the jewish Orphan asylum
az Cleveland. %.
rhan<sgIvnE turkeys arc feastiug on
the fst of the land now, out after a
ssort tme che fat of the land VII be
fasaGng 0n them.
The "Sfleut vteen' club give their
FIRST hop of the season AZ simmons
tiai'f ..... sst eoiNet 'o',' A''-s.ou-
nk toi'ee Noof. 'f'tIN .set aoi1-
lnk aeNn fle ot gre & Jal3
hoK IN me case % ehe teofie w.
ctate agent ~. uot,oti' IS te
n'otea - once .reih .e l'So
- me ei1le or -s as ~ nay Fnsi y
pm tas ti'''fn'an oiotN
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

Is a personal
friend OF Prof.
Koch, OF Berlin,
who claims 10
have discovered
a curative for
consumption by
inoc u latio n
says that the
professor IS q
very careful l
man and every
statement here
t0fOre made by
him concerning
scientific mat
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19
T. G. Peters says Tie Can Settle IT
Everything in Four Years.

T. G.. Peters says Tie Can Settle Up
Everything in -Four Years.
r. c. Peters, Of Manistec, was at the
Morton House yesterday on business.
"Ny creditors Will hold another meet
ing i'm this city next Tuesday morning,
the e5th. and 1 think most Of them,
secured and unsecured alike, viii be IN
attoudance--theya are all invited any
way he said. "I can not tell what
VIII be done at that time or what
course 10 viii be decided on 70 pursue,
aut the assignee and advisory com
uEttee who have been gong carefully
over the schedule Of assets and liaoHi-
ties vii render q report and possibly
make some suggestion rs 20 the future.
L viii also make some suggestions
but am not prepared now to
state exactly what they VIII be- II the
creditors viii give the entire control OF
the estate into my hands, I can guar
antee that every dollar viii he paid ln
four years. They can handle All the
money that comes IA and have super
VISION oversfa.rs generally, but lf am
perm ttcd to directly manage every
tnng there VIII be no losses in THIS Al
fa.r. If the creditors insist upon eos.
mg Immediately regardless ot cost
sud sacrdcing everything. there is no
telling bow tne estate wli pan our. oi
bow the unsecured creditors Wi fare
Much of tbe property could ue sold g
advantage by waiting. IS whereas u closed
out without due del berston me pro
ceeds would be comparatively Httie.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

Hls--le@1a - '-i1a Naa d tla lron aaska :. aas
s4atiia larisi 40 1ssl.rF - Ea.s ar,s.,aer
slces -scs ses 1eser al..sa.f - - 49,. -
aeser eeea relfsi. E41g rslaz - - !. AN
er1E1ef q Lo4aa 1ts
ttsz-ias srsuea seeSle laeiazs tAair frassrs.us
ads4 4elu.
t<t-lsaxn 20 Fraaais zz1llisrr lsafu.aa si..slss.
-ol1tcser. atfa ia
81 SRA ~ lali4ss q Ci41lolI .fssld2al Il 80
L1ll.ai sfalrs
A"-t4tt reEralzI. - llafesieF..se steamer Ks.s-
f'i-s o.i.-ei sla fe'lssa. s1ig tArseg 1irca
- 4bA #a4es. "a saisfsl a4r slea.aaf saa
l.cia1l. eoassi "a a.,.a Hl-i.I.l. s...l os.set
tfagt. e4Eries "a dsssla aassa sa1 sl..lall.
~eaf,~ieti42s sll.l4lsl.sziallaEk 4al lsassg 81
a1sn - e1s1oa
~ Nesting ~ paTiislna1s essoeallag .ss a.
Fssilial s4r
iHa-Aassa 81 Pa 'asss Hallscz. Aaassica..
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19
Burial Permits.

John William Dykeman, years,
Plamtield township, tumor of bowels.
Anna Riemer, IS years, 30l Ottawa
ST., heart disease.
Hendricks Van Buwren, s years, 92i
Wealthy-aye., typhoid fever.
Rupert c. Bush. 6 years, 80 Broad
way-st., typhoid fever.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

The comm tee on science had charge
If she program 81 the Isst meeting. and
The following articles we're gwen in a
practical and entertaining manner. 3.
nusfc. 2. American Inventions, S. 80
trou0my A. nusc, 3, aggss.E. 8. college
ate .etcs and pnvssCsI ga sure. q. DE-
mestc cu t8re =. so1euce aud iae roefs
~ sCerce of conrsrestlen- As
tha close of the regular program
an Interesting faIs on general Utera-
fare riaters vss gwen the c.aa hy Mrs
NJ Noce There seems en- ce pei p
take Ir regard Ell the literary ~cc'etle-
cf fre ~outn E18. There are tro, oile
ladies' terarg sccretr. meeting every
T1esiav af-er~aor. srt sire ether 2
vorrE 1earss society. msekog en- al.
farrats frdsv evenings
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

We desire thus publicly to express
our sincere and heartfelt thanks 10 the
Odd Fellows and all ighbOTs and
friends for their kind sympathy during
the sickness and death OF our beloved
husband and father.
MHs ". r. BrxDv,
Mss l. A. BrVDY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19
CONTAGIOUS Diseases

Miss Lynch, 6 years, p Carrier-st.,
whoOping cough. Master Lynch, 3
years. 25l Carrier-st.. whooping cough.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19
California in the Now Congress.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1s.- The Cali
fornia delegation in the next Congress
will stand Republicans and , Demo
Gratis, the same as in the present Con-
gross
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

RUSu-Athls residence. a5 Broadway. az
A. m.. fussday Rupert e., Bush. aged 81. %
typhoid fever
Funeral 80 Secoad-strcet VI. E. Church ~ .
.. m. NJ slnestay.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

II. Kreuger, 20 Canal-st., VIII make bis
$500 photos for $500 per doz., and his
500 photos for Sl.00 per dOz. Call on
BIN,
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

WAsarssros. Aov. Is.-ker Aea.-
gAn. fs.f, 90 enangs l tanper41a1s,
westerly e.ats-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

All parties holding tickets received
from Jacob Barth, treasurer general OF
the Masonic Far assoc alton. viii please
call AZ hs offce, 20 Monroe-si. 20
stars. and ret8rn ali tickets u1sold. in
order tnat tnls business may be closcd.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19
Dom Pedro Must Endure Exile.

LoSDoN, Nov. IS. A cable from Rio
Janeiro states that President da Fonse-
ca has under consideration the renewal
of arrangements for the pensioning OF
the ex Emperor, Dom Pedro, who, how
ever, will not be permitted under any
circumstances to return to Brazil
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

The T. :. a. viii meet tomorrow At
the home of Mrs. Bedeli, Isl sheldon
st
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19
FAITH IN PROF.. KOCH.

DIR. Billings, OF Washington, on the Cur
ing OF Consumption.
WAsuISGTON, Nov 1S-Dr. John s
Billings. OF the medical museum. who
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, is a family favorite. Try It.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

Van HCuten's Cocoa-Largest sale IN
the world.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19
Misses roefers al Kldder & Co

All the new STYLES Of plush garments
at l.. Z. Kidder 4 Co.. 5 cloak room.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

New cloaks arrive daily at f. p. Kid
der & Co.'s cloak room.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

Porter Block Pharmacy" Grand
A. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19
Lily Vhi,nTlnnr.

A few choice seal CloaKs at Kidder's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

On Monday, Nov. l., the ticket Office
of the Lake Shore railway will be re-
moved into the temporary passenger
station on Shawmutaye., and Will
operate from there on an after Nov. Is.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

TRY our want c0umnsif you want place
CD work. We publish your ads't Without
eharee
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

Choice black goods At Z. p. Kidder &
Co.'S
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

Lily White Flour
Is made from the choicest wheat, Gale
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19
nn Mehnrs,lnr. Noromhnr10.

NabobN Nabobu Nabobn Nabob,.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

Choice new dress goods at Kidder's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19
aarh of Ihana.

Nabobn YaIobe Nabobll Nabob,i
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

Nabob!l Nabobn NabobN Nabobl
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19
THE BIG FAILURE.

z you are out Of work. try our want columns
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19
Removal

Nabobl! Nabobl Nabob,! Nabob.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-23
KANSAS.
From the wellIngton Press.

From the Wellington Press.
Nomore striking and yet no fairer IL
lustration of the growth and prosperity
Of our country. not only on the line of
material success but in the loftier and
far more important fields of morality and
true spiritual advancement, can be cited
than the history of the state Of Kansas
But little more than a generation ago
the uncivilized Pawnee and the savage
ArapahOe built his rude hut and roamed
in his squalid degradation and bloody
brutality over the fields that are now the
happy prosperous. Christian homes Of
more than 1000. 600 of our best white
people-people the most Of whom are
lineal descendants from the PurItans of
New England who carried with them to
their far off western homes all the lofty
sentiments of morality, all the
high piety, all the rigid adhe-
renee To virtue and Justice and
humanity which characterized the
New England fathers, vet left behind
them all the intolerance and the bigOry
which the spirit of the times rather than
the character Of the people imposed upon
the Puritan as q part Of his moral and
spiritual armament. On the broad pral-
ries of the west, beneath bluer skies, in
more genial climate on kindlIer SOIL
all the virtues OF the rugged old Puritan
have deepened and widened into a more
generous and fragrant flower while pre-
serving all the characteristic qualIty-al
the peculiar and idiOsyncTatic tang, 80 10
speak, which exhaled from the blossoms
Of the Puritan character in his native
New England.
There Is a poetry Of the reason no less
than Of the imagination. and statistics
bring up their picturesque and beautiful
dreams as well as fancy, N her raptest,
most sparkling moods. In the sta
tistlcs of Kansas there d indeed
poetry Of the most and soul
elevaling character. There are no events
in human history more pOetical. or more
important 10 humanity iu their results
more picturesque. sublime and glowing
in their character than the Puritan con
quest II New England and the suD-e-
que1t Puritan conquest Of the broad and
boundle.s west The one established
religion and moral character as the
basis of an enUIre-the other developed
that empire into the most powerful and
homogeneous autonomy that the world
has ever seen. And the history ot Kan
sas Is perhaps the most enthraIiing IN m
terest Of any part Of the great western
empire with the descendants II Win
throp and Endicott and Harvard founded
and consecrated forever o. truth, -
virtue and 20 piety.