davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-01
| vIRGINh FARM FoR SALE ATPrBILc arc.

n NllsGlNlA fAhM TUX SAl.E Al Pt BLlC AUC-
IN ton, On the premises. at IL n, November Is
lS3Oa most desirable and attractive estate
200 acres located twenty miles of Rlchmoud
Va. on the Richmond and Allegheny railroad Known
rs Eastwood Grange and said 10 have been before the
war one OF most desirable plantations the James
river IL IL one OF the best fenced the state
elegant mansion and numerous outbulldlngs abund-
ance OF pure running water: adaptation grass
makes TINS property most desirable a stock farm.
Also all the horses. mules sheep. hay,
implements household furniture. Possession 10 De
had at once. printed description Of the will
be sent TO any person who may desire Application
70 W, ii. BUCkE, Sabot Island. Va, ". A FAksONs,
% North 9Th st. Richmond, Va, or T. d. WESLEY,
ol5,2S,n1,4,S,ll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-01
l. OK RENT
ENEERNNQuER
WAREHOUSE
Next to corner Of B and l4th SITS . 1900 per snnum
FITRNISuEh

u II ~
Conn. ave. and / at.
tseasonl per mo. $685. 6
h nr. Mcpherson 50. $40
Cor. K and 10Th sts.,
overlooking McPher-
son Square. .S33.33
Il At. bet. i 6th&l7th. 800
Jefferson place and
lStn st.........-.....2 30
18th ST.. overlooking
Conn. ave. bet. NJ 4
\ sta with stable. $50
II bet. J 9Th 4 18th. $50
n st. bet Conn. ave.
and 18th st. $50
\ bet. 10Th & goth. POS. 81
Mass. ave. bet 18th and
lotn SITS. l66. 81
Conn. ave. adj jacent TO
Lafayette Square. $50
h. 1, ave. bet. 18th -
and 18th SITS. 2OS. 33
II st. bet. 10th x goth
-.......... ...s.... -OO
vermont ave. bet. n 4
Iowa Circle 200
Conn.av. above list. ] 66. @.
18TH st. lear Dupont
Circle ..........-.166.61
l bet. 18th l. 10th.
10th st. bet. o & p sts.. l65
BULLETINS CAN BE
FlCE. THESE HOUSE
ONLY By fkkMlIS XIX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"ANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS
w maids. nurses. laundress. house workers. but
hrs. coAchinen. Walters fOotmen. farm and dairy
men; al nave references from last place. 6l3 9Th ST.
nl-2ts
WANTED - At HEADQUARTERS-POsI
w for Cooks. Chamber Maid. Waitress, LAuRdres~es
and Nurses Seamstfess. 81 Il Waters Cooks. Coach-
man. Buffers sAAL A CooMbs. s26 81. NV
Mat
WASTED-POsITI0Ss FOX MIN, COOKS, En-
w glneers. IOrters. hoUsemen, statesmen. drivers
dishwashers. sculliOns, walters coachmen laborers
hostlers, French cookA bUhNAAAa'a. lilo @ 81.
hu 1ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-01
ni-s,tu,th

IL, VI REM
ol6 La ave-. Tor. s. 922 Oath st.. Sr m is2 ). 30
20l4 G.l2r. mi 80 67 22OS r. 5r m L. 20
1880 Pa ave, so 2l2a II st 6r w r 25 so
guy westminster Tor, $40 2lst, Or. w. g..lO 10
NJ AZ. 30 1913 Il. e., Dr. w..g. 80
Iytn r., NJ 40 81 1851 10Th St, 5r, III. 20
TdE2 ST., Or, mi. 81 80 81 Sd ne. Sr.,w IL. 30
gUo Ttth ST mi 3D. 90 S1u I'D St. or, i g. 30
1888 18th. Or in i 30 so 136 :,:Id at 5r W Ia 20
lI49 Pa. ave. store :,5 so 5i3-l4 18th St Or
S5l 23th, Sr.,c. IN i.35 so INSTRUMENTATION
lOo6 Ia av. 1r.c,m.i.3l 80 1918 3ith. 5r'. 1 !
1O02 10th St ,6r. Sst 80 10 2.23:i Cleveland ave
1893 Fierce, 7r..m.i.27 SO tir water gas - / Z
1100 18th, 7r. mi .25 80 S2l oath ST. 5r w 10 80
944 B sw., 7r,w. 80 Canal road t,r water 10
10 I'D st. Or m 4. % :,5 - Is roth St. Sc 5r .
WEST WASHINGTON
1928 ST. Sr. mi. $50 30, 1914 o9th 7r m 400 so
1896 3d. 6r. & store. % .!7I7 NJ Sr m i - % so
ESQ y st, ST., mi. .....l5 1886 ST. Or - 10
291S Olive St, Or. .....2lI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-01
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

IroR RENT S2l Al sw srSstsbles3
344 Pa. nw.y 3r $50 Cor. Sd 4 sw., ST. d 80
Cor An Ksw, sfAkd. 30 1918 c sw sr water 20
M Del avsw SeEd. - 2u2 c sw- 6r. ali NJ. l.. o
aS0z oth Nv, on w\o 80 1901 Cav. store 10
81 sw. Dr.. NterA - | bet3d Al sw.v. Is 30
30 sw.. Or, wS@sy. NJ 4 bet I'd 81 = W or W. 10
lle sw, or \ 122 Madison al. n. W. Ur. ID
2oS sw, 4r............ 10C Il PARKER, Al aw.
EoR RENT-s2l ~ ST. 6. W.: GOOD STAND
Il for oottnx establishment: large stable and dry
cetar; ; rooms; price, $35 per month.
MIST c. Il PARKER. cor. AZ and E SITS. s.w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-01
LOST AND FOUND.


n osT-oN SATURDAY. OCTOBER is, BUNCH
IL Of twelve ys suitable reward will Re given for
the return Of the same u sAMI- MADDOX. 49, La
ave. nl-St
II osT-oN OCTOBER so, A SMALL WHITE
II shaggy female dog; answers 10 the of Wick.
Suitable reward will be paid If returned 10 1882 nws
T osT-A LARGE ENGLISH MAsTIFF DOG
warded by returning him 10 COS 9TH St NV Ia
T osT--oCToBER 81. GOLD SCARF PIN, FORM
~ Of bird; had small diamond on It's neck hand
some reward u returned 20 HOWARD DONATE. yl5
New Jersey ave. NV. IL
II osT-BLACK DOG; WHITE BREAST AND
II legs; part hepherd; tag 10e4- suitable reward
II returned 20 204 ST NV. IL
II osT-A LADIES' SMALL BROWN POCKET.
~ book while leaving a carriage in front Of 1922
hhooe Island ave Please return and receive reward
at the above address. IL
+ osT-oN OCTOBER 81, SWORD SCARF PIN or
II platinum and gold flnder Will receive hberal
rsward by returning 10 HANKS shAfER lll3
fennsylyxnia ave. IT.
OK REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RE-
yO turn Of the Scotch terrier taken from PARK st..
collar with name Fritz H y. PAkKkR, $40 9Th -
NV. o3l-3f
CToLEN FROM sTREETIN FRONT OF eos ST.
y NV. on october 30. between q and q pm. chest
nut horse attached 20 light dandy bury; horse
about 700 pounds. 10 good condition Intelligencc
NATIONAL INsTAILAENT HousL. slS 5th e
NV. >zl-1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-01
FOR Observation-Disclosures

LOR RENT-STABLE FOR THREE HORSES AND
- carriages,with rooms tor coachman. Rear of 144l
Anode Island ave. o..:5-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-01
MONEY TO LOAN.

ior thrde i oa SOrS Year. ya ss A. no 10
cent At can be increased 20 $1,000 n necessary Ap-
lly At ouce NJ NJ. hohhEk .3Os Fast Aiitol - IL
no You WANT MONkl.-SlU To sluO To LOAN
~ at Low Interest FURNITURE, iiHnos Horses-
wagons hous' hold Goods oher personal proterty,
PRINCIPAL ana interest payable IN weekly munthly
LAY mellts; no removal q goods from residence: no
publicity. AdaIsss BOY AS. NJ nfire nn.ln. ,iIn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-01
FOR RENT-ROOMS

NOR RENT-PARLOR AND BED ROOM, FIRST
Il floor, furnished unfinished; also single rooms
furnished: desirable location. 2l13 Pa.
MIST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-01
EoR RENT-BY THOMAS E wAGGAMAN.
II Reai Estate Broker. yl7 St NV.
HOUSES

9. &C.
Hall. I'd floor. 40 18th
81. NV. ............... ECU
Str. and dwg.. 100
Del. ave. s.w., .........2o
Store room l54l NJ st.
II, .-..........-l %
Stable rear l4l6 X st.
h W..------. $1,000. -
shop rear 1870 o st.n.w.5
Stable rear 80 18th
81. a. e..................
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-01
FOR RENT--HOUSES.

IIoR RENT-TEN-RooM HOUSE: lbs 18TH ST.
L NV: modern improvements. Apply on premises.
u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-01
For . full list apply ~ wEsCOTT 4 WILCOX.
III 1gp-s n. -

ISOR RENT-COMPLE1 ELY AND Is .AUIIFUI LIZ
FURNISHED, private residence IN the most fashion
aDe part OF the city: stable. coacmalIs room
snasam eonveiiences: rent $500 per month. Address
WORTH, Star office IL
EOR EENT-FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-lO-
room brick 1lth st. just above the Palas
oyal SITE: large rooms; every one well lighted;
nue. eVel street; wide and with broad sdewalks most
desirable locality; price 100 per month
It. WARREN CHOAIE q CO., Sig It'll ST n ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-01
WANTED--HELP.

WANTFD-A CLERK IN GROCERY ORE
w must know how to cut meat Apply az 50l So
o q. T. NELSON. ia ul-sts
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-16

The New MEXICAN, by publishing ex-
trac's from the official reports of the sew
eral county school superintendent, is eX-
posing and exploding the little innocent
fibs with which the senate and house
committees on territories have been re,
called OF late by the enemies of statehood
for New Mexico. One OF these nice little
falls ehoods told in woeiul words that in
New Mexico there were during 1859 only
three public schools. AS there were ovei
300 during that time it is very natural to
suppose that mistake was made, either
intentional or otherwise. Still, truth is
mighty and shall prevail.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-16

THE cultivation OF celery brings hall a
million dollars yearly to the pockets OF
the king people of kalamazoo, Mich.
Some 5000 acres OF marsh lands there are
devoted to the production of this choice
escuent. 1t is claimed that there is some
peculiar mineral element in the marshes
that gives the product of that region its
fine flavor. Possibly, but the soil and the
climate OF New Mexi,o has long ago
demonstrated that the celery produced
here, especially in the valleys Of north
ern New Mexico. is quite as toothsome as
the Michigan product. With the cond'
tons SO favorable; lands that are thor
oughly saturated with the richest OF min
eral clements, if there is anything in that
theory cheap labor; little or no compe-
tition in the west. and market that prac-
ricaIly is boundless, it is indeed strange
that men have not taken earnestly hold
of this branch of market gardening here
long ago. 1t is comparatively sale crop
and the profits to be made out OF it here,
as experience has shown, are enormous.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-16

THAT great and good relorner, Senator
German, of Maryland, says that he
Islands on the broad principle that no
Democrat can advocate measure that to
any extern DISTINGUISHES any legal voter
because Of illiteracy any more than be-
cause of lack Of property qualification. .
Say, senator, 90 down south and preach
that doctrine in Jackson, Miss, or in
Lafourche parish, La, or in Barnwell, :.
c., or in Georgia, or my placein the solid
south. But for the Lords sake, give peo-
ple in the north and west rest; you
simply make them tired; you ought to re-
member that they are not altogethera set
of blamed idiots.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-16

Ex I. S. SENATOR ALLEN &. THURMAN
assests that his two elections to the U. S.
senate from Ohio did not cost him a cent,
nor even drink of whisky. But times
have changed, Mr.. Thurman, and the
Demo racy of Ohio is not as in the
haIcyon days OF yore; not by a jugfuI; it
takes many a thousand drinks of whisky
and about 5000 in cold cash--no
checks taken if you please, gold, glittering,
yellow gold, that leaves no trace behind
to secure a Democratic y. S. senator
snip "e"- a-days from The Buckeye state.
The good old days "a City years ago, when
there was an honest Democracy In Ohio
Mr.. Thurman, have gone, never to return
again.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-16

THE gentle Mary Anderson either
wants some more advertising or she will
marry this time sure. She is travelling
amongst the etfete monarchies OF the
continent across the waters, and with the
party is a yorng, rich and fascinating
New York man. Now, the matches
Anderson, in our opinion, has fooled
around about long enough. 1t is high
time that she should allow some OF her
admirers, and in truth she has had them
by the score, to lead her into camp for
lie. This would probably bring about the
loss OF good actress, but full compensa-
ton would be gilned by the addition OF
another good wife and the reduction of
the number of old maids.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-16

TIE territorial auditor has received the
annual report OF Crerenslo GalIego-,
school superintendent OF San MImr.
comfy. The report is quite full and gives
rauable information as to school matters
Il that county durlng 1850
Nlnety-six schools were in operation
.lming the year, in which q male and %
female teachers were employed; the total
number Of persons Of school age is $50,
namely + ,0Ul males and $500 females, OF
which number | ,97l males and 1877 fe-
males, or total OF 3,2SS attended the
schools. The schools were in operation
al an average Of SO months. The school
fund received during the year from pol
taxes, school taxes and fines, the sum Of
So or, of which ST., l52 were expended,
leaving balance in the school fund treas
ury on December |, 1889, OF nearly $1,000.
The English language wss taught eX-
clusively in 8 schools, Spanish in II, and
in 70 both English and Spanish n school
districts own their shool houses.
Besides, there were in operation during
1889 in San Miguel county, 9 private
schools; these own school property to the
value Of $4,000, and were attended by
S05 scholars, 37o male and 5l7 females.
These schools we're open about months.
Although Mr.. Galegos' report contains
only statistics and no recommendations
still the report is valuable one and full
of meat. Mr.. Galegos deserves credit
for Its preparation and correctness. There
is but one fault TO find, and that is, the
schools should have beeen kept open on
an average longer than three and one
third months. But We presume this will
be in better shape next year. AT any
rate San Miguel county makes very
good showing and has no cause to be
ashamed OF the report of its school super
iutendent.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-16

DELEGATES APPOINTED 10y Col. Chavez
to 20 to Washington and aid in pushing
the cause of statehood for New Mexico
have been granted half fares between
their homes and Kansas City by the
Atclison, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad.
Everything helps. Take advantage OF
this favor, Messrs. Delegates, and 90 to
Washington. The management Of the
Santa Fe road understands well that state
hood will benefit New Mexico and aid
immensely in her advancement and
progress. New Mexico's prosperity and
increase in wealth and population, which
are as sure to follow statehood as the day
succeeds the night, will increase the bust
ness and prosperity of the Santa Fe road
Hence the latter extends this help. Go
to work now, Messrs. Delegates, 20 to
work.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-16

AT the present rate OF constructing ir,
rigation, canals and the immigration being
composed mostly of the farming class,
New Mexico ought not to import more
than one-quarter o: what is consum I'd
here after this year, and IN Two years it is
probable that no imports will be necessary
At present he substance Of the people i
sent out of the territory for articles which
should be produced here and which will
be, as soon as capital can be convinced OF
the variety and magnitude of our re.
sources. And this is now being done
every day.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-16

Mr.. II. NJ. PORTER, la> orally known in
New Mexico and admired for his pluck
and enterprise, has been chosen presi-
dent of the Denver chamber of commerce
for the ensuing year. Mr.. Porter is Il
friend of New Mexico, and New Mexico
will he pleased to learn that he has bee"
called by the rusting business men OF
the Queen city to fill so responsible a
position among them.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-16
every day

AT the recent city eclon in Jackson,
Miss, complete order reisned. But it
was of the same kind and style that
reigned in Warsaw it was Il white mans
election, and colored men who should or
would attempt to vote were inf rmed that
they would be considered as enemies to
the public peace and good government
and would be treated accordingly, and
accordingly none OF them voted, and order
reigned supreme. And still the New
York Sun favors universal suffrage. Long
live universal suffrage.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-16

CONGRESS- has about decided to vote its
members who suffered by thu Silcott de-
falcation the nice little sum OF vs., 900.
If congress does this it would establish Il
very unwise precedent. American citizens
ought not to be taxed to meet the shortages
of crooked Democratic officials.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-16

Tue day ol The boudIers, who have for
the past five years misDpanaged the al
fairs of this county and have brought it to
the verge OF bank ruptcy, is drawing to a
close. The hand WRITINGS on the wall.
The boodlers must 20.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-16

Owing to the incompetency and illegal
methods pursued in the management Oh
the funds collected for school purpose.
there are no available moneys in the fund
for the maintenance Of the public schools
in this county FIR the next six months.
An exceedingly credltable state OF affair
a., 10
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-16

A FEW dollars oil HE taxpayers money
honestly expended would give the people
OF this city lighted streets. However,
Allah il Allah, and his and the county com
missioners' will be done, no mater what
the desires of the tax payers.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-16

THE DetiUit fIee lress says mo two
women can agree upon an ideal mar"
Correct; and to 20 further, We assert Will
out the fear OF successful contradiction
that no two women can or will agree upon
the same uan voluntarily.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-16

ACCORDING to current report the metro
politan policeman is the first in every
community to catch the so called grip"
1t is gratifying to know that at last there
is something on earth that the metropoll-
tan policeman can really catch.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-16

A BALTIMORE gland jury has declared
that high license is the only method
whereby the liquor traffic i'll that city can
be regulated. 1t is the most common
sense solution OF very knotty problem.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-16

THE honest tax payers and good, law
abiding citizens Of this county will have
something to say in the near future. The
fiat has gone FORTH
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-16

EMILE lola announces that hereafter he
expects to devote himself exclusively to
the stage. Pretty hard that on the stage,
and the latter had best let out an injunc-
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-16

SILVER is again making its presence felt
In the money market and its quotation at
961a at this time may he regarded as
rather in favor Of Sec. WINDOWS White
metal pOlicy
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-16

The territorial militia looks, to an OBJ
server on the fence, top heavy. All colo
nels and majors and dpuced fAw prlvates.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-16

Ex-PREslDANT CLEVELAND denies that he
ever interlered With Col. brice 5 senatorial
aspirations. No denial is necessary. He
and Brlce are two of kind.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-16
KEEP TO TEE RIGHT.

Do not be imposed on by any Of the numerous
limitations, substitutes, etc., which arc flooding
the world There is only one Swift's Specific,
and there is nothing like It. Our remedy con-
tains no Mercury, Potash, Arsenic or any pos-
onous substance whatever. 1t builds up the gen.
eral health from the first dose, and has never
failed to eradicate contagious blood poison and
its effects from the system. Be sure to get the
genuine Send your address for our Treatise Oh
Blood and Skin Diseases, which will be mailed
fsss SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., At'srta, Ca
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-16
PHYSICIANS.
l.. ZABALLA,sM. d.,

LIZ LAD H LLAS'Ms W.,
Faculty of Paris and Madrid. Diseases OF the
Eye speciality. Office, Delgado building, low
er Frisco street.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-02-21
aus benz SriebensthaI.

Serr sc. 8i6ter, elm S1nager bes
Srn. Sacob Barrels, liest seseEpdrtis
i9mer franz ba%rnieoer. Soffenttid
tpiro CT balb pieber auBer @efabr
fem.
@otpin 0iltbep, uelder Su Diron,
81, bic SodiduIe beia6t, iab fid
franfbeitshalber seStpuu9en ieins
Stubien fir etli9e @oden auiSuseben
unb befinbet iid bier bel ieiuen Nnses
b6riseu.
n8alentins" madtea aud bier in
buutem 9urdeinunber ibr @rideineu
uab ueruria6ten 5reunbe uno Isrser
in man9 empfinblibem Sers.
Serr 6. Bauer befanb ii1 leste
8o9e i'll Big Springs ouf 8eiu6 tei
Sreunocu mo 8~efauntcit.
SRI. Sefla S9ueb, befiubct iid &C.
%seniudrtis uuf Der S%runfenlifte. Win.
id)en baIbl9e @cneinn9.
SRI. &utie 8opp, iuelde iid etlide
8oden bicr 81 9eiud befarb, fcbrtt
leste 8ude ipieber na6 ibrer !Ssimatb
8nnins Gitp, Surid.
Serr Sobn Bort befinbet iid IeiI
;uei 8uden bier UNI Den Surmern
36rbe 81 fledten. Intern 9dm6en If
er redt iuiGfOmmeu, ireil lie ter Iein
uns iinb baB CT als auS9ejeidrncte,
&orbmuder aud uguGlfOrbe" uerier!ist
bic iie oil bic iuuscn Serren pertbciler
f6nneu.
Serr 4us. 2oebnis befanb iid gun
8eiu9e ietner Samilie i'll uersun9ene,
@p9e bier nnb reiite bieie @pde iuie
na9 ct. Souls ab. mo ct cine eripls
reide @einbunblun9 betreibt.
MurpG y.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-02-21
0pn QittIe 8eracr.

Sbnen, setbrtcr Serr &eoofteur, TO-
tpie ibren pielen 2eieru mag es uieleidt
bon Sntereiie ieit gu erfubren, baB bns
8olfsblatt in icber Samille Der Eieiigen
@egenb, nit itur bier Iusnabntei, seles
fen tpirb; auBer Dem Solfsbfatt (oas
natiirli9 ais 2ocalblatt Don jetem Siir.
gee bes GOuntp's sebalten iuerben ioIte)
iinb in beinabe iebem Sauie aud nod
ouswdrtise Seitunsen, Reconsideration
uiw. an5utreffen, 10 bas es BEL uns nidt
oil gutter uno intereIianter 9ectiire feblt.
Die Buit sebt BON bier ieben Gamstas
IL u6r ab unb fommt Ibenos 5 llbr
bier an, 10 baB mir allesNeueS ountass
leien f0nnen. Sn ben lebteu SweiSa6ren
iino burGl6nittli6 nit jeoer 4oit 20
8riefe abgeididt tuoroen, circa 40 au1e.
tpmmen. 8%riefmarfen ,8oitfarten, gous
u,rte unb 8apier muB elm jeber 8oit-
meiiter porrdtbi9 balten unb Sur Ses
queulli6feit fauft man btele Sa6en ouf
ieber Soft ont biIi9itsn, 10 AUDI bier.
Sie lebte 8oit iuar aber bon 10 GROCER
Suuabme. baB feline 3a9leu a~r9c9eben
iueroen f6nnen ca bsr 8uitIad puG iunr
unb ein Grtraiad fir Die Sei6rberum.
gen Der uielcn p@ulentines" rotbluen,
big ipar. Sir Mandc unb Man6en
bra6te Der 8oitmann ansenebn;c lleber-
ruI9unsen wdhrcno anbcre ben Nblen
Der bes Salcntmes gum &. 4 friinlt,
tell.
Mun eiiuas BON Der Su9b. Scrr
ouller idUB ben eriteu 5uds. gs 1T
iuirtli9 5um EUbi9ieBen. iest ,pp fein
9udiuito sei9oiien iucrocn bari, ba ldus
fen bic !Sirl6.S6de gcrube auf einen 81,
bleiben iusar iteben serabe oils oh
iie uns auslahen iuo1ten bob iuir ba:
Itebcn unb nidt selabcn bdtten. @iibe
Irutbdbne fliesen in allen 8idtuugeu
srn uns berum uto iinb ip9ar 70 fred
bab iie iid Dor uns biniesct unb iid
btnter oen Sbten frozen oils pb iie
bdtten. Die 6unbe iinb boburb
beinabe sanj ndrrii9 9eniadt unb fai.
fen bic Jiidie uLbebeIlist ibrer @ege
gcben. @enn bies mor9en nod 10 fort.
sebt, tpirb Die Sagb einseitclTt big eep.
SD tpiiroe Sbuen germ nod mebr
aber cs lit 81 finiter in unie>
i3elte unb bas 6euer brenal aud
ii6t ben; ba5u batea ii9 bic aloeren
Eager binsele8t uno elmer i6nardt onS
= mid al bic Singer friert uub id
lidts mebr bore I'M ueitcr i9reibcn gu
9riiSen sic mir meile 5rau unb
9e1 &leine.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-02-21

Sn Dem i'll 2inn, OIase Co., eri9ei=
uenoen ,unterrifteo Democrat" BON
lebter @u9e, finoeu mir folsenbe ebito=
rieuc Seremiaoe: uunier 9ruder iuar
p~er9anseue @u6e franz, unh mir muSten
babcr Seuer MAIDEN, bic Office ousteb.
rem, uHb bic 5eituns ieben, oruden unb
erpeoiren. @ir batten tbatid 6lid III
leg 81 beiorsen, biz auf bas Siitteru Der
Sdiueine uuo bas Welfen Der 8iibe
-unb Dies battcn mir rtur besiueaen
ui6t 81 tbut, ipeil mir iueoer 9ibe mod
Sbneine telisen.