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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-02-22

One steamboat will carry L.
900 tona, at lbc per 100
pounds, making for one trip
In IA days.
THE EXPENSES OF RUNNING
THE STEAMBoATONE TRIP.
Captains wages. with board,
per trip, one.half month. q
y pilots wages (S50 each),
with board, per trip, one
half month. ...............
lst engineers wages, with
board. per trip. one-half
month.
aud engineers wages, with
board. per trip. one.half
month. h.......... .........
4 tiremen's wages 1870 each).
with board, per trip. one
half month ..............
l mates wages. with board,
per trip. one-half month.
. deck hands wages, ($20
EACH, with board per trip,
one-halt month. ..........
10 rOustsbouts' wages. az 90
esch) with board, per trip,
One-halt month. e.. I
l stewards wages, with
board. per trip, one-half
month. ...................
l cooks wages, with board,
per trip, one-half mouth.
! cooks helper tboy) wages.
with board. per trip, one
half month. ..... ........
l cabin boys wages, with
board, per trip, one.hali
month .................,..
| chamber boys wages, with
board, per trip, one half
month .,......... ....
| ships clerks wages. per
trip. onG-halr month. ..,
l watchman's wages. per
trip, One-half month......
Provisions for one halt
month Observation-Disclosures.
Coal. 100 tons. ............ I!
Wood, 80 cords.
Total expense
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Y. J DULINla.

a TTORNEY AT LAW. VIII practice IN all
n the state nnd federal courts. Prompt al Ell
ItIon 10 collections, examination OF land tit'es,
writing legal indrntures. &c. ONCE In I"i"lli-
|feucer hui''IinV-frnnt room "Hy2a
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-02-22
DIR. WELLINGTON ADAMS.
PHYSICIAN g. SURGEON
.-Asp-
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER.

iIAs REMOVED his ONCE to Parlor X. Mid
I'll land Hotel, Kansas City, Mo. Errors oi
Reiraction and Accommodation of the Eye cor
rected, either bY the adaptation of suitable
.iasses or by proper medical treatment accord.
ing to the requirements of the case.
Practice limiteu TO the treatment cf Acute and
Chronic Affections OF the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat, and the Scientific Administration Of
electricity in Chronic Diseases
Sundays devoted exclusivcly 10 the Treatment
Ct atients living outside OF kansas City.
Ian l.,ll
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J. d. sHEWALTHRL 4. WiLsoN'
Lexington anil Public AhminlsThtoi
Kansas Cily. | and Notary Public.
ssEwALTERa g. WILSON

| ATTORNEY S.AT-LAW. Lexington, Mo.
| "A y >hrwalter having opened an Once IN
Kan ,aS CITY (hmerican Bank Buildih8. Ell nth
| and Urlaware). will be in Lexington On sa ur-
duy al each week hccSsli
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xENopHnv RYLAND.

4 kTfoRNEY-AT-LAW. VIII give prompt al.
x@tonffon to all business entrusted TO his caTe.
VIII pFactice In all the courts, except the Pro-
ets C04ft nj Lafayette county. decSY4
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.$5.OOO,OOO OO

"The value of this line will be readily
appreciated by the merchants at the
various points when 1t Is considered
that the rate now charged by the rail
roads Ia at least three lines the amount
that this line can carry freight for st u
profit, in consequence OF its not having
to build any road bed or tracks, or the
enormous expense of purchasing right.
ot-way. And II is proposed by the
association that the shares Of this CON-
pany be carried by merchants at the
various points, so that the merchants
shall have a further incentive to ship
their goods by this line, not only to
reap the benz fit of reduced rate, but
to enable them to be benefited by the
profit derived from the shipment of
their merchandise, thus making them
donbly Interested in tho increase of
traffic by this !i?e.
"The schedule of wages that was
| made out tor our prospectus is away
too high. II Is for passenger steam
boats. We will carry no passengers,
the transportation Of freight being our
special aim. However, here are the
rates as given:
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DENTIST.
DIR. j. w. NHENG,
BANKS.

CUhGEoN DENTIST, ,ofi ceopposite N<nzA
- the courthouse, up stairs, Lcxing- Q5yyYSS
ton, Missouri. V
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have built their churches and school
houses out OF their own money. The
negro children In Texas constitute one
third of tie scholastic population. They
get the full benefit of the school fund
while paying 81 tax to $33 paid by the
whites. The negro is accorded every
legal right. Yet Ingalls, says tho south
oppresses the negro All bosh.'
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Editor j. a llud-n" of the Mncon
Times, points out A. ingaIIs' dcma-
gogy:
"The incendinry portion OF Ingalls,
speech created much indignatIom in
Texas The Austin, Texas, Times, states
that the white people Of Texas are tax
ing themselves very heavily to educate
u"gru children. The state expcnds
a5no 500 annually for that purpose. In
al uLliJu to this the white taxpayers
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VOLFSON' s,
9as Sefftu8benfntal III 8erlin.

gu ben OentmdIern, bic ni1t ben
0eloen oes S6mertes, fonbern ben
Oi9tern unb Dentern Der Station In
Der beuti9en &ei9sbauptltabt gelpeibt
f1nb. bat fi9 elm neues geieut, bas am
Wontog ben 13. October i'm Sbiergarz
ten in Beiiein bes prlnaen Griebri@ SEQ.
polo feierli6 entbiut tpurbe. @s III
oas Sentmal 0efRng's. bas bierte, bas
In Berlin beutf9en Di9tern auf 6Heuts
li6en pldben geiebt mirb. @oetbe's,
5diaet's unb @bamifo's 1T borber se.
ba9t porben.
Gin paar bunbert S9ritte bonn @9as
per'f6en G6etbes DenfmaI eutfernt, an
Der SenneifraBe ON Nanbe bes Sbier=
gartens. erbebt fi9 bos neue DentmaI,
bic ed6pfung Otto 2eiRng's. Bon
elmer prddtigen 8aumgruppe mirb es
umgeben, als mdre es tn eine weite,
grttne ytif@e geitelt. 0ange bat es ges
wdbrt big man benz Mngeoenten Gefs
ttn9's gere9t tuurbe, unb bis bic Blabs
frage entIdieben mar unb mannmat
f9ien es. als mollte Elm @eift bon lns
freibeit bic 0antestbat ber etabt Ser.
lin binausidieben unb INNER tpieber
binausi6iebeu.
Iuf @ranitifufen baut fd Der i'm
garod geformte 6odel auf. Muf ibm
erbebt iid bas Marmors 5taubbil6 2efs
itnss. Die 2infe iff energii1 In Die
Quite gefemmt, unb bic re@te bdIt nit
trdftigem Griif elm BUD umfaBt. Der
3opf Settings III NIT i1li1ter, einbrings
li9er Runif bebanbelt. Jeff unb geras
be Dor f6 bin blidt bas Mntlib, nibt ii
ibm ber Musbruf bes 9beatraIif6en
beieegeben. pie etpa benz gntpurf eines
2eifing> Denfmals tn ber lebten otabez
mif@ea 6unffausfellung. Sieier gnts
tpurf riibrt Don @berlein Der; er 1T
i9wungoOler, pbantaififder; er weilf
Yelling tDie eineu prometbiIfen, einen
9eloen oes SrOBes auf; Dos 2eifiugf9e
Oentmal aber tpirtt tIarer uno III in ieiz
mem Nealismns monumentaler.
gu beiben Seiten bes 6odels fpeien
Oelpbiue Waiierarablsn iu@ranitbedeu.
Bier &eliefs bilben ben fiinItleriihen
SGmud bes 6odels: zines entbdlt bic
Snf@rift s@ottboIb gpbraim Selling.
bas 3meite III elm iharfumrii1enes Bib
tes geiffbollen 2opfss bon Menbelsiobn.
bas brittle III bas ReIiefportrdt Ntcolais,
unb bas bierte aeigt bic ebIen 3age
gwaIos t. 9leiif, ienes Mannes. beTen
@borafterbilo Setting aIs 8orbilb bien.
te. aIs er ben Maior In yMinna BON
8arnbelm" fduf. 3mei Semen Gin
gronse gegoRen) lagern fret redts unb
lints bonn Stanobilb. Der @enius ber
&ritif, bic ttibnere, frif@ere @eitaIt, on
bsten e&6pfung frdftis beweeter 6us
NOR Intbeil bate, f9winst bic @eiBel.
Dem @ef9t ber Sigur III bic fede 3uft
eingesiaben. bic benz Wtori1ea, bein
unnhben unb 5dle6ten nit iugeubIis
dem 8rob unb Geuer su 2eibe riidt.
Die @egenfisur lit ber @enius ber Dulbs
famfeit in 2e(linQs Gidltuud.
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Stiefel ,ttt6 gMuhe.
@qes friide, quite gSaare.
WOLFS0N' s.

oem MbenbbrOb bas Saus perIaifeu, al.
lein bic Matrone belt ibn aurhd uub
allmdbli1 gewann Bel Slid bic Inter.
baltung einen etmas bertrauIiHeren
@baratter. Die Srauen fpraden BON
oem fur6tbaren 8erluif, Der He betrof.
fen, unb bon bem 96sitern lauggebeg.
ter 6ofnungen.
Wolfgang Deriu9te es etnas 8r6iflis
hes 3u fagen. unb maGte 3uIebf ben
yori1lag. am foIgenben Sage einen ge.
meinfamen ausHug nod benz Itb6neu
Statea Sslanb au unternebmen. St
n1einte, bic bliibenbe ytatur fei bic befie
Srbiferin. Sic entIafte nns BON fd5ne.
renSorgen, belle brenuenbe egDunbeu unb
lohe neue 0offnungen in uniern 0elaen
auffeimen. Na@ groBen, b,rbeereu6en
&atropben tDirte es tpie Elm erftif6eu.
bes Sab, tpenn Der Menid bem Qdrm
unb uogenben @etriebe Der Gtabi ents
fliebe unb iid) eiuentSag In bel fiile
S96nbeit ber Gtatur oerfente..- Die
5datten bes @albes berubigten bas
@enfitb, goselfans aber. Yliitbeubuft
unb ber anbIid auf Ia9eube Gluren -
oas Naes umifr6mte uniern 6iun Die
posiie uno uerleibe ber ermatteten See,
le frii6e 9raft.
Ut batte nit Wdrme seipro@en; bic
Trouen gaben fi1 benz 3auber ieiner
melobif@en Stimme eefangen, unb als
sr geenbet. itimmten fe ibm freubig su.
Wfan berabreoeie, friib am Sage aufsu,
breden, aaeilei 8orrdtbe mitsunebmen
uno einen polsn Sag auf ber SnieI au
berbringen.
tSortietnns foIst)
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9tm anberet,enbar bamfaes eeieen

Da8 8orberrfhen BON aranfbetten, welcbe auf Reths
uuns BON stisen Mtasmsn In Der quft, 6ie mir eins
attmeu, unb 6em @aier, has MIR trinten, su 5sbeu
ine, 1T 10 bdufs, bab eS G eber Sere@nuns entiett
NtHt nur in petiHpanseren Sumpfen, i9Iet brdintrs
ten Sta6tbesrten, nnb Nuri9en bic ,ur @tbeseit ben
lensenben Senneniraben ausseiest nb, 1T bieie Set
pei hsr Men9tett gu finhen,-uen, aud tn Selnnb se.
esenen, pentbel rein sebalteneu, icrsds brainirfen
red perbenben Stdeen unb StdbtGen fnb en- mir Ma
lara. Sbr anftreten iit oft unertldrli&, aber ibren
Dor berslben tit Spiefter's Masenbiters. Sbr Ser.
nthter trdst benielbeu Ramen elm Rame, Der rieIeu
Iaueneen tn unierem berrfen eanbe unb aubertpdrts
uub Selmittel sesen ale Scrmen bieIes itbIe6enSen
nebeis befann 1T, zines nebels, nit allen ieinen ab@
4eu!t@en gbaien, ala ba iinb S9lttslfrott. 8eber,
beruns, epie ptele anbere Gpmptpme. Gben 10 rtrf=
fam 1T has Bttters Bel 4nfdlen BON 0erbauunasbes
4perhen, 3artIeibisfe, 9erenIetpen, 9tltpiitd unb
&beumatismus.
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Das Ausmanoerer(d)itf.
saoOeIIe bon saabOlf Gld)O.
(GOrtfssnna.l

tQ~~~I~S~S01
Bel bieten Mortetl IGielte Ct naA
bem Nsffen bes 2apitdns bin, ber ibm
Elm 6Idid@en fartpertpdf1erten Roaaacs
for 5tuei Dcllars bertauft batte. 8dumle
itellte on MoIfgane bic Grage, Oh Ct
bereits cine Bsf@dftisung in gusRGt
babe, unb OILS biefer berueinen6 ben
Qopf fGittelte, erbffnete ct ibm nit Der
6eierli9teit unb @arbe eiues @oites.
bet bic Troe 30 bertbeiIen bat, DaB ct
ibm llnierfunft BET ieinen dlteren Bru,
Der. einem gdfereibefiber, beriGofen
iuplIe.
Der 10 6o@be9nooete erfunbigte fih,
iDeI@e 8ef6dftieung 8dumIe ibm suse.
ba6t babe unb erfubr, baB er gum
0oI3ipaltetl unb @aHertrnsen auserie
ben Tel. @el@eu Qobn ct bafhr ernten
tOnne2 tDonte Der leugierige Wolfaana
wiReu. 90 lparf 8dumIe ben Ropf In
ben Naden, als fei ct auf einen lin.
banfbareu 3effo6en, BEN CT Dos Q.5en
gerettet babe unb Der ibn iebt nod um
ein almolen angebe. Sic betomme bic
R0i9t-aHtportete Ct nit Na9brud.
Die 4of9t, Iieber BdumIe, eenhat
mir ni6t in sinem 2anbe, mo Der
@runbiaB gilt: Seber Arbeiter 1T ieis
uer 2Dbnes mertb.
Mit fiHrmii9em Subel bate Der
3widauer bic ameritanilde 2tffe be-.
grhbt unb nlinutenlang gebrii[lt: ,Das
2nnb ber Greibeit iol leben, ho1l~ ST
berifummte dber, als pDn Gtoten sSsIanb
berhber ein Boot anIief. aus BEN RG
einige finiter brden6e Mduner ia Uni.
form erbDben. Bebor bieIe an NDrb
bes S6iffes gelangten, ruar Der begeis
iferte Gabrsaif in ben bunteliten @intel
oes 3mif@enbeds binabgetrD@en. Oie
6remben maren Quaroniainebeamte,
tuel4e li9 mad benz 8efinben Der pafs
fagiere erfinbigten nnb 70 raid oils fe
getommen uaren, bas G@iff pieber
perIieben.
Die s@ermania4 lief nit polfen sc.
geln bic Bai biuauf unb WoIfgong, ber
furl 3uD0r bic 6ofeniidbte Sialiens qe.
feben. nleinte, baB bic ginfabrt bon glew
D0it iiberrafdenbere gri@einungen
bieie, als ieber aiiieno,t, ben er bislong
eeIeben.. Die yilen bon 6toteu JslaHb
tuorsn BON buntbIiibeuben 6ainen um.
geDen unD Der Ytorgenmtnb trug bas
fiibe Nr0ma ber Nfa3iens unb Neben.
bIhiben aber bas WoKsr. 6itr fieg
bas 1eldnbe in breiten SerraRen aus
Der imnragbgriinen 6luib. bort aog ein
brettgeptlbter Walbriideu wehwdrts.
uab bic 9ai nutbe bon gOnf9iffen.
palalidbnlttbsn 6errnbooten uub
S@lsppDampfern our1Ereuat, tDeI9e
oas erltaunen per einlaufenben gmi.
granttn erregtsiI. Die fcl3en, md9s
iigen Difinoientabrer gIitten nit rau.
l@eu0e1 Segeln an ibnen nortiber, bic
gelualtlgen Gerrpbo0te iuaren nit Was
gen uub pferben, NIT @eitern unb Sub.
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@rmneetacntsums Heb bertraauuaeu,

Ri6arb WooIep an gbas. $. Deim,
iotb, 5 @runbifHde in 8lod 4, A. 81.
iitin, $1,000.
Sobanna Steoss an 6enp Clemens,
8ruubffad an 2abOr. 5traBe, 1915.
0enip glmenborf an Wfrs. 8. 80.
Quinlan, 2 @runbitade on SoabDiflas
Be, 5000.
5. 6. 6ammer on s. s. Oauis.
@runbiitid an Government Siiael. 1925.
Ibams & Wides on s. 6. Mnaae
unb yt. Wafap. % Ndef 2ano weftlih
bonn Ala3an.greet, SIS, 900.
Grant u. Seffel on %. 8. O'@ons
neil. @runbffad aug benz @np 2ot 19,
$1.700.
g. 9pGa an 8bos. RioIbaf1o, 3l7
adtr 2aro aus Storrids 5,lrpep.
$1.277.
Sbomas @eir on Nuguii pIeiI, 1876
Gder 2ouo ON gibolo. 81. .OS0.
.. Seffel on Grant Seffel, 2 8cunb
Hide In @itD Got 19, $3.50.
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aafiettelemo.

@s miiRen gum 6immel fdreieube
ioclole Berbdltniiie fein. unter welnen
bic Weber bes @ulsngebirges feufaen,
tDenn felbif bic nR6ln. 3tg." bariiber eis
men AuffaB uuter Der ueberidrift .Sm
pungergebirge@ bringt, ben mir bic
folgenoe tiefergreifenbe @telIe entuebs
men: r--.-Sie (Wonn, Weib, Rinberl
i9lafen in einem Bett in berieiben Rams
mer. bic ibnen 3uglei@ als Nrbeits., Rh.
fens un0 g8obnraum biert. Sic efIen
labrdus, iabrein eingei@maI3ie Rartofz
/ felu un0 binne Guppen, manhmal 81.
erfpeiien unb Semitic = uno tueuu es
bod bergebt, beg Sonntags ssIeif6, 10
ettDa, tuie manin Der rei1en Welt WeebIs
fpeiien geuiebt, mebr aIs 2ederei benn
als adbrgeridt. Oas grnue glenb In
ben tief eingefalenen Baden, nit bID6en
Iugen uno 5itternbea 8l;e3ern boden
fte tiber ben Webiubl gebeugt un6 tire.
ten nit benz 3eit ibrer &rdfte bic fduere
Maf6ine, benn Der Gabrifant fennt tel.
ne 8nabe, wenn bos @emebe nid9t 70
bi9t getporoen, als beifelt mar, unb bic
porgei9riebene S6uB3abI ni1t einges
bra9t III, wdbrenb bic Grau obsr Elm
.frembes WebermeniG" aumeiif einen
atDeiten, in 0emielben Naum befin6lihen
Stubl bebitnen. Soer man Rebt He,
tpenn ni9t Wetb ooer Rinber es fiir fie
beiorgen f6nneu, auf ber 2anbftroBe
tiber bic &dmme ber 8eree fort, bas
feriige @tid Waare auf ben niebriqen,
aDeirdbrigen Wdgelden Bel Winb unb
Wetter sn benz oft ifunbentueit mobnen.
ben Beiieuer fabren.
uno init benz bur1Idnittlidaeu So.
geslobn bon IS pfennigen muB Der
Meber ui6t nur bic Mietbe, @teuern
unb ben Sebensunterbalt befreiten. ct
mub aud, tuenn er feline eigenen Rins
Der bat, frenlbe 3inber gum @puIeu bes
S9uBgarnes, gum Nufbdumen unb Mns
breben Der 2ette annebmen, tupburm
ibm elm Werluft bon 60 pfennigen auf
$50 Glen, Der Durdf9nitisarbeit bon
anbertbaIb Wo6en ermd9f. so Iiegen
ougenblidli6 bic 8erbdltnife i'm Gus
lengeblrge, bic fitb aud babur1 nod
9an3 beionbers auseipitt baben unb
ortdenbe gewOroen finb, baB 5ie
Glelibpreile fi1 10 iiber alle MaBen
uno nod INNER pertbeuern. Su ibrer
b6@fen 9tDtb boben bic gar4entmeber
bic @nabe bes 2aiiers angerufen uub
bic &egierung bat unper3hgli1 @rbe.
tungen DeranlaBt. bic In biefem NuQens
bIide bereits abgeidloRen iein btirften.
SD babe mir ole Mlbe seseben, aus
zen 3euten berausaubetommen. In tpels
der Weiie He fi@ eieentli@ bic BON Gei=
ten oes Staates eriuartete 6iiIfe bdhteu.
Die meiifen tpuBien es ni1t, nur ueniae
fpraGen Die obenteuerIi6Ren Gebanfeu
aus. ber Rebrreimnller 2IageIieber aber
loutete INNER: bic 6abrifen, ia, bic so.
briten! gs 1T nun ni9t abauIeuanen.
baB bic 6abrifanten, tpeI9e i'm eigeuen
9nule 6anbftable bei1dftigen, Der ei.
gentli9en 9ausweberei gro6en Nbbr,id,
tbun. Wobl geben He nod gerinaeren
2obn als ibren anberen Webern, aber
Der Wersienft ber innerbaIb Der 5abrit.
rdume Irbeitenben felt lid tueIentlid5
b6ber babur6, bob Der uneebeure 3eit,
perluit, ben Der 9auslpeber burn oas
Iblietern Der fertisen Waare, burd bus
9olen bes RobmatsriaIs, ourd bas
Spulen, Iufbdumen unb Inbreben bes
8arnes e,leioet. bsm Gabritlpeber au
@ute fOmmt."
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@muberbare Mettnno .

frau D. Curtain in glainFelb, Sunpis, mattt be-.
sani Ray s fig etps bsfttse Grtdltuus suSrs, pelse
fH ron tRrem 3auSs sNrit bebanbeln, auetn lie tpurbe
tmmsr trdnter: Dsrielbe ertlarte itr, pcas e boj.
feine Webetn ter GBelt nie6r beIfen tonne Oa ems
sfabl ibr Gpotbefer ibr Rings Reues GdptnhIuHtss
9eilmittel Ste fauite iid ens Sluf8e tapon nnb lu
ron Gag su Tag befierte. gle sebrau&te baS Mitei
tretter uno na4bem fe 10 SIai@en perbraudt bate,
fano lie, bab iie p6gs seiun6 mar. Sect rerrtdet Fe
pteber bre Saus Nrbeit unb iaat, bab e db mic la
ibrew eeben tppbIer sefhblt babe.
6laf4en biees srcben emtttels gratis In ter
Drrsusns Grobbanhluns BON Dreib, Gbomp5on & Go.
gum Werfanf In aaeu aprtbeten srobe SIajHtu SO
Gents unb $1.Oo.
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t6ortiesnus foIet.)

Sin Wlann, bet 40 Sabre Mebiain prafti,irt
bot, feute Sala bon 8uder unterideiben ton.
men; left, tpds ct faet
SpIebo, o., Sanuar 10. 1887.
Germ s. S. gbsneb 6 60. - Meiue Ser.
ren SD bin felt 40 Sabren metlt in Der an :
semeiaen aratIideu $raris gepefen, uub ,aodte
fogen, bob in al meiner 4raris uno grfabruno
Id ME Elm Rraparat aeieben babe, bas i'd, nit
10 bid gertramen in grfoIs bsrf6reiben tounte,
els 8 airs &atarrb Rur, fabrisirt bon
Sbnen. 2abe fie gar Siele Nlale yerfarteben.
b-Sbre 8trfuns 1T punberbou, unb m5d,te
Sum Sdlub fasen, baS id nod einen SAL bon
sfatarrb gu finben babe, ben fe ni6t turiren
iparoe, penn man iie ben Anpeiiunsen aemds
einnGbme.
Sn Babrbeit Der Sbriee,
6. 3. @orfu9, M. g.,
Office 2l5 Summit. Str.
9sir pollen einbunbert Dollars fur iebeu
9all bon sfatarrb seben, oer ni6t nit 8 air .
aatarrb r ur sebeilt perbsn tann. Sinner.
lid 0encmmen.
8. S. gbeneb & &c., eis.nta., SoIeoo,
.. ~ gerfanft bon gpotbetern, rs gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-28

@lopiou, Mo., l.. Nusuit 1889.
Su Gclse elmer 8errentung biIoete
iid cine fiarte 8ei6muIh; bic beftias
ten S6mer3en folterten mid. Wa1ben.
i9 eine GIai9e st. Satobs Del aufges
brau9t bate. tpareu ale 51meraen
berl1wuuoen. hilbert 6eege.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-28

SSr 500 Cadets aller art unb @,bs
Ben, bic ben boppeIten 9reis merit
fino, fir $3.50 bet g. Deut5d 6
60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-28

sU Wir seben bos 9rn. .@oobs. Sc.
f4dft am l. Sauuar auf. NGe Damen.
unb 2inber'Mdntel tuerbeu gum baIben
greife oferirt bon 8. 9eutf9 &.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-28

- WaneriGs 8ant be,abIt 4
9ro3ent 3inien fur 3eit. DepoRten.
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- Deaen Sdiloer feoer Grt eebt
nod No. % SolebabItrabe.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1890-10-30
RESOLUTIONS i ADOPTED
4 Blythe. DEMOCRATIC Il
COUNTY CON,VlgN-
TION.
Read, Consider, and Vote
Accordingly.

/. That we reaffirm and en-
dorse the principles set forth
in the National and State
Democratic platforms.
2. That we denonnce the
unjust and unprecedented y
surpation Of power by the
present Speaker Of the House
of Representatives and the in
iquitous sectional and class
legislation enacted by the
present Republican Congress.
whereby they have increased re 5 e
the burdens of the farming
and lab0ring classes for the
sole benefit of rich mannfac-
tl,rprs and millionairs.
3. That we dpnonnce the
nspspnt Rppnhlicans( Congress :.
fnrits failure to pass the nlIl
ffnrpthc free and unlimited
coinuge nf silver. which MAS
demanded by every olganizn
tion Of farmers and labOrers
throughout this Union.
4. That We den0unce this
Republican Congress for iss
faiiure to keep it's pledges to
the pponle, especially those
to pass the Blair bill. and to
repeal the Internal Revenue
law.
5..That we heartily en-
iorse the efforts Of the farm
|er's alliance in the warfare
they dire now wagingagainst
monopolies, trusts, combines
land high taxes; all OF which
we believe to be the legiti-
mate offspring of IA high pro.
|tective tariff, !.
6. that waendorSe and real.
firm the PRINCIPLES inculcnted
lby Thomas Jefferson, Of -,
dual and exact Justice to all
land special privileges ia
none, "and this should be the
watch-word of every true
democrat.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1890-10-30

fish stories. Many republi-
cans openly express their dis
gust at the present condi-
tion Of things inthe depart
ments here,
Commissioner Of Pensions
'Raum has left hisdntiesh here,
Refrigerator company and
all, and gone on the stump
for g. O. II ItwOnld be in e.
Iqually good taste to take a
burglar from state's prison
to deliver 4 lecture onhones-
|ty. Why mott put ex-Post-
master Wheat, OF the House
Ioi Representatives, on the
Stump?
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1890-10-30
What Pensions Cost Us.

"A fewdays ago twas stat
ed on the floor Of the Senate
that 100000 applications
for pensions had been made
under the new law. Accord
ing to the latest bulletin the
number was 445 ,O18. They
came in at the rate Is 600 a
week. They are figuring on
$50, 900 more, or about
800, 600 in all, and this num-
Der may be swelled to $780,
900. Senator Plumb was
probably well within the
mark when he said that the
annual charge on account Of
this bill would be $50, ,000,-
900, and be would not be
surprised to- see it reach
$6O,OOO,OO0. 5 And even this
is not enough. In the last
hours OF the session Senator
Ingalls,, by request introduc-
ed a service pension bill, call
ing for TO man can tell how
many n,iIlions more, but
probably nqtless than $780,
1000, 900 4 YEAR Among the
incidents Of the dependent
| pension act it may be stated
that the doctors will get
| 5000, ,O00l and the claim
agents will clean qp q mat
| ter Of $5 ,O0O, 900.
This nearly all goes to the
| North. Can any Southern
[man vote for d party that
continues such extravaganza
md rObhery? Press anC
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1890-10-30
reason and facts that was
listened to by democrats and

reason and facts that was
listened to by democrats and
republicans, more SO than
common. We believe, be-
cause several letters from
Bakersville, Burnsville and
other points, published in
Blackburns paper praising
him to the skies, as O politi-
cal hero. mastery rhetoric
and bombastic language, in
describing how the tstall sug-
ar tree was doing Newland
up on the stump. Behold it
has been waited home upon
the wings Of a dove'or some
otherSmessengero truth that
s'the tall sugar tree was the
authorof these well written
letters. Mr.. Newland said
that he being called the
weeping willow Of Caldwell
by his opponent, would weep
over the downfall Of d yonng
maj, and thatin November
he expected to weep over the
downfall and crash Of the
"tallsugar veof Watauga." I"
He said that every body
knew that a sugar tree was
no good until it had been
frozen and was tapped, and
that be intended to freeze to
Blackburn till November
and then tap him and sell
gas.
There is no doubt but that
Mr.. Newland will be our next
Solicitor. q.