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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-04-08
The Saddle Car Railroad.

Mr. Editor The project for a saddle-car
railroad from Rutland TO Montpelier is ex-
citing much interest all along the line, al
though the ignorance in regard to that kind
of railroad is rather dense. Some regard
il as sort Of bicycle arrangement on which
the men sit astraddle and the women side
wise Tor otherwise). OF course, it must
carry all the sexes in due form or it won't
be a success in this latitude. One thing is
certain-some sort of a competent railway
from Rutland via the mountains and Mad
River Valley to the state capital is very
desirable, not only to the fine region of
country through which it would pass, but to
the state at large. Why, it would shorten
the distance more than one-third. The
mileage of members to the legislature
would be from So to 81 less for all the south
part of the state, to say nothing OF saving of
time and convenience. Then it would open
up and develop one of the finest farming
and numbering regions in the state. Then
again this line would not only be connect
ing link, but part of a main line that should
extend northward from Montpelier, via the
north branch, to Hardwick or Wolcott,
thence by Alder brook and Black River
Valley to Newport. There is no better or
easier place To build a railroad in the coun-
try The Black River Valley is practically
level through its whole length and runs
through a fertile farming country. This
road would shorten mileage from the north
as much az the Rutland part would from
the south. 1t is said that railroad building
doesn't pay in Vermont May be it doesn't,
:" in cent per cent" but in other ways II
does. / find among my papers the certif-
Gates OF certain shares of vermont Central
railroad " stock, dated more than forty
years ago and signed by Charles Paine
as president, and Josiah Quincy, Samuel III
Holley with William Warner as treasurer
These certificates cost, with interest to date
some 5000 They are not worth one cent
yet do not wish the money back. Thank
God, so much was permanently invested fol
the good of Vermont, now, henceforth and
| forever. Out OF the same old rocky hills
and fields have saved something more in
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-04-08

by the prohibitionists and nationalists,
the latter polling a vote of about $50.
This was the first appearance of the
nationalists in state campaign, and
their vote can not be said to have been
Aattering. The Bellamy men, how
ever, profess to feel encouraged.
They say this is the thin entering
wedge that is going to split things next
year. One of the curious results of the
majority rule was that Providence
failed to elect either its senator or any
one of its twelve representatives. New
elections are being held in all the dis
tricts in which there was no choice.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-04-08

the last forty years and shall be glad to pay
pro rata with my neighbors to build this
north and south line. Do you suppose the
Waltons the Baldwins, the Howes and the
many others dead and gone, or the Lang
dons and Jewetts and the few others living,
ever really regretted the sacrifices they
made in time and money from 1910 to 1850
to give Montpelier railroad communications
with the world? Now that the outflows of
our surplus capital, that has been sent west
and south, from Hell to Texas" has
stopped, it is good time to begin home
improvements. OLD GRIMES.
Middlesex. VT.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-04-08

EVERY spring." says one of the best
housewives in New England eve feel the
necessity Of taking good medicine to purify
the blood, and we all take Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. 1t keeps the children free from hui
mors my husband says it gives him good
appetite, and for myself am sure could
never do all my work II it was not for this
splendid medicine 1t makes me feel strong
and cheerful and am never troubled with
headache or that tired feeling, al used to
be-"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-04-08

ELLEN, daughter OF Hon. Thomas #.
Bayard, and Count II. A. Lewenhaupt Of
Sweden were married at Mr.. Bayard's home
at Wilmington, Del, on last week Thursday.
They are to live at Wilmington.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-04-08

THE hasty action of the prime min
lister of Italy, the Marquis di Rudini,
in recalling Baron Fava, the Italian
minister in this country, caused no end
of talk throughout the civilized world
last week, and many were apprehensive
of war. The excitement has subsidized,
however, almost as rapidly as it rose,
and there is now not the slightest doubt
that Italy will be satisfied with the
efforts of our government to do what
is possible as well as right. 1t is the
opinion in Washington that Baron
Fava did not state the case clearly and
fairly to his government. Acting on
his representation, the government
took step which it probably has since
regretted. Just where the case now
stands is not known by the public, for
the last letter of Baron Fava has not
been given to the press.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-04-08

RHODE ISLAND made an attempt
last week to elect state officers, but,
as majorities are necessary in that
state, the result was 10 some extent a
failure. Governor Davis, democrat,
received plurality, but it was smaller
than that of last year. There is little
doubt, however, that the republican
candidate, W. II. Ladd, will be elected
by the Legislature, which is certain to
be republican. The fight between the
two parties this year was embarrassed
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-04-08
WELL, now there is some business
as is business for an extra session.

IT is stated that Missouri will devote
her share of the refunded direct tax,
which is about $3.50, 900, to its state
university. How can Vermont spend her
$180,000 better than in establishing an
institution in which the young men of
the state can obtain the best practical
education in agriculture and the me-
chsnic arts? Farmers, manufacturers
and mechanics, what do you think of itP
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-04-08

THE republican house in Connecti-
cut took the bull by the horns on last
week Wednesday. After waiting in
vain for three months for solution of
the election difficulty, the members
concluded that patience was no longer
a virtue. An adjournment to Novem-
Der was therefore made, the usual ap-
preparation bills having been passed.
The democrats tried the not voting"
dodge, but the speaker had learned his
lesson from high authority, and it
didn't work. The democratic senate
had already adjourned to this week,
and when it meets it must either pass
the appropriation bills or take the re-
sponsibility of letting the state run wild
until November.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-04-08

THE immigration law passed by the
last congress is now in force. 1t pro-
vides that all immigrants who become
public charges within year after land
ing shall be returned by the steamship
company which brought them over.
This is all right 80 far as it goes, but,
on the whole, it might be better to sup
port helpless paupers than to have the
large cities filled with able-bodied
assassins.
THEY have one very nice judge in
New York state. His name is Griffith,
and his claim for respect rests on the
fact that he issued an injunction to pre-
vent the police of Troy from interfer-
ing in the Dixon-McCarthy prize fight,
which took place last week Tuesday
evening, drew a $4,000 house, and
ended in Mccarthy being knocked
out" in the twenty-second round.
This man would be good subject for
impeachment proceedings.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-25

Wenu er in 81. Souls auftrat unb ~
betrunlen mar, nm iinsen ~ f6nneu.
.ftanb isine Sdmeiter, Grau Depon,
binter Der SSene unb beiorste oas
Sin9en, tpdbreno Soc out Der Blbne
berummontte unb that. dis ob er iin9e.
90 1rau DepoD's Stimuie piele Nebn'
lidleit NIT Der St,mme Gmmet's bat,
70 mertten nur iehr 8enige in, @ubli'
fum ben ibneu eeipielten tle,nen @etrus.
W4it Der 8unabme ieiner @eluobnheits'
16uferei iant er aud anbererieits i'm
Gboratter. Ct .uurbe bo@matbis ,ino
iberIab NIT beleioisenber Mbii1tl,dteit
feline ~eben.alisen Greunbe, @esen feline
Jrau, welde er, ebe CT our Blbne 9ins,
bob perebrte unb liebte unb itetS rids
fi4tspou bebanbelte, ,puroe Ct raub
unb ab,peiienb uno idlieBlid gar rid'
fi9tslos, grub uno rioe. Sn Sol9e
oei1en blieb Der arn,en Grau ihlieBli4
ni9ts ueiter} lbrie, als beim @eri9t
INN @beideiouns na@5uiudeu, tuel4e
ibr benin audi i'm lesten Sabre 9eudbrt
1pur0e. E'E' b, - ~ ~
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auerbinss in Der 26. Stufe, tuenn ID
iebr idarf einsei4dst piroe, In oer ~.
Stuie i~teuern. Slm Greitas, s. SUM-.
nabm Der SteuerproSeB cine Wenoun9
bura bic Grtldruns Der @ertbeioisur9,
iie ie, bereit Su Der Gibruns bes Se.
tueiies, ba6 felt ieds5ebn Sabreu IN
Dem rBo@umer 8ereln" iDltematil4
NIT Worpiiien bes i&ommer5ienratbs
Baare bic Stempel BEL S@ienen uno
2oiomotiua9ien 9efdli9t worben ieien.
Der @eri4tsbof Sos ii4 aur B~eratbans
baruber 5urld, ob ct bic Belueisflb'
runs fir bic iebise 8erbanotuns 5as
laiien ooer ausideioen ioqe. 9ieie
neuc Intlase lou abseionoert tperben.
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Gin NttAeS 8esbrl'
oerun8Sfet.

Der biebere @tel5enmann Dornon,
Der nit 6ilfe Der GiIenbabn = BON
Ielnem @eburtsort Mrcadon na4 Moss
tau seitelat lit, I'M, ben &uiien bic Spms
patbien 6rantrei6s au iibermit.eln, bat
bort iebr tribielise @rfahrunsen MAIDEN
mliIen. Die Mostauer &aufmannidaft
bat ibm III @bren elm sroBes 5eiteilen
seseben, bus berrli4 uno in Greuoen
begann, aber elm i@redlibes @nbe
nabm. No9 ebe ndmli4, be 9afel aufs
seboben mar, batten iid, pie bas in
&uBlanb 10 Site 1T, ale 9ne:lnebmer
bis gum Stumpiiinn b%etneipt; in i9rer
(brannt> )tpeinielisen Stimmun9 fors
berten bic @uiieu nun ibren nberSliebea"
fran50ji9en @ait auf, einmal gu 5e,sen,
mas. er iebt nod auf ielnen Stel5en gu
leijten perm6se. rDornol4a" (0orz
nonden), riefen lie ,bm 5u, ri&nale OIL
unb seb' einmal 5u Gbren Jrantrei9s!"
limb 9orno19a i9naQte an unb cling
aud san5e brei S4ritt 81 Gbren 5rantz
reids, bann aber-es bali N1es ni3ts
- lag er Der 2dnse nod am 8ooen.
ST, ei, 8rioerden", iubelten bic ruff
iden &%aitfreunoe. r5u @bren Grant,
reids br,nsit 9u's nidt fertis, aber 81
@bren &uBlanos, oa ,ulrlt Du's t0ns
ne,!" unb iie balien benz arn1en Dor
nolda auf bic Beine uno Der sins oann
aud gu @bren RuBlanos neue orei
S9ritte uno ban,. lag er atermals Der
2dnse na9 auf Dem Booen. r5ort,
Briioer", idrie Da Der to1aasebenoe
&auimann, rbas lit bod ie9r beoentlid! !
@eber du Gbren Granfreibs nod &uBz
lambs tann CT auf ieinen Stelien seben
unb bas MID Elm Tran5oie iein! Das lit
gar fem Grau5oie, bas lit Elm Nieme5
Elm: 9sutl@er ooer nein-@ott l6ise
uns, 8riber-bas 1T elm 1sSSuoe, uerI en-
mir ibn b,naus!"
Was oanr sei9a6. mir miien es
ni1t, aber BET fran50lil9e GrsBader-
meliter iol mebmutbsuo4 uuo triiben
Slides brein19auen, tpenn maj, ,bm
BON Soften Der rnhii9eu &aufmaanl4aft
lpridt.
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den We1dulbiaunaen weroen nod uneb,

den acknowledgement tperoen nod msb.
rere erboben.
Die Deamten Der @sieli9aft itellea
natIrli@ Nqes NIT Gntraitun9 in Nbs
reoe unb bebaupten. Rniaht erbebe bic
acknowledgement nar. neil &c aus ben
Dieniten Der @eieqi9aft entlai1en ,pors
ben Iei. Das 2ebtere mag tpobl 10
iein. Nber ,uos &nisbt iost, flinst in
Mnbetra9t allen 9ei1en, tuas man ,peiB
unb nad ben umitdnben permutbe1
muBte, nidt untpabri@e,nli&. Ct tritt
init ieinen 4ei@uloisunsea offen out
unb bebauptet. lie belpeiien au f0nne1.
@eroen lie ni9t enttueber 9rlnelib
,pioerlest ooer tueroen bic a~ufseoedten
llebelitdnbe ni1t abseiteQt, 10 erldetnt
bic 8utunft bes Nicarasua : nnterneb=
mems redt buntel. (I. b. 49,
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Die bIane Narbe seS N.mmelS.

Dem berlbmten Bbpiiier Yrof. s..
@ictet 1T es aelunsen, bic atmosphd.
riibe Cuff fliiiis oarSuteaen. Sierbei
,uIrbe auffdli9 ben,ertt, baB bic aus
ben Suipei9eruhss,G plinoern heraus.
itrrmenbe Glliiisteit eine bimmelblaue
6arbe belibt. Dieie blaue Garbe, 10
ertlart ,Yrometbeus". lit iutereiiaut,
neil lie uns lofort ertlGrt, wesbalb Der
6immel inherent Nu8e mebr ooer lueni.
aer tiefblau eri9eint. 9ieier Simmel
it ,ueiter n,dts, ais 5e%rltreutes peiBes
2i9t, ,pel9es cine iebr oide S4idt ber
blauen 2uit burdorinsen .mub, ebe e.
in infer gluse selanet. Das 8lau bat
maj, cine j8eit lang benz D5on Susez
idrieben, tpel9es iid luie bic SUIT unb
Ser BaHerpoff 3u elmer blalen Gliiiiis-
teit perbidten ldBt. Sic 2uft 1T aber
tein ein9eitli@er &0rper, ionbern elm
@emiid BON saueriof uno @tiditof.
Gel,ust es Bictet nun, jeoen BON bieien
iRDrpern in ar6Beren Mensen 5u Der.
Huii,sen. 70 birfte es ii4 aeiSen, baB
nur benz Sa,leritof (Ojon) in bic
blaue Jarbe 5utoututt.
Yictet 9elang; mie ertudbnt, bic
8erilldi9uns Der Suit bel elmer 3en.z
peratur pom etpa 200 Grab @elfiu8
inter NuQ. Beiannt lit es anbererz
Ieits. baB bic Ybpiit aui redneriidem
Bese ben %1ogenannten abIoluten Null'
punt ,entbedt bat. Derielbe - 273
Grab unter Nuq - itelt bic TooeS'
Eemperatur ber unbelebten Waterie
bar. @elinst es I'LL 8ictet. bieier
&lntt Su erreiden, 10 ,piro ct banait
cine iebr intereiiante Tra9e l0ien. ST
bic &s9nuns bes abioluten Nullpunt,
tes r,dtis, 70 If feline @rrei&un9 ndnt>
lid unm6sli9, benn 8ictet'S 8erfabren
berubt auf Der Seroampfuns nleorig
iieoenber 41rper. unb es 1T cine iolbe
eben nidts Nnberes, ala cine bur4
itarfe Bemesung oer Mtome beruorsez
rufene @rideinuns. 8eim abioluten
MuQpuntt fam alio feline 9ampbilouns
mebr i%tattfinoen.. @rreidt alio 8ictet
cine Temperatur unter -273 Grab, 10
1T bic &eanuug fir ten abioluten Nua'
punt falia, mas idon LANCER BON ein>
aelne:1s @bDlifern bebauptet wiro.
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Der erie aemt5dpe Rtt@Saomtral.

Sn etnen ldngeren, I'M rGeuti9en
@cdhenb." per0Hentlidten Mrtitel erinz
merit Mr1ipar 81. Srrner, pannoper an
ben erjten beutiden &eidszN omiral,
&arl &ubulf 8romme, ben Gomma1z
beur jener NIT 70. pieler Beseiiteruu9
erri9teten, bann aber bur1 bic trauri.
gen bamalisen 9erbdltni1e 5l @rlnbe
,gegangeuen 8unbesf1otte bonn Sabre
1919. Bromme peritanb es oamals,
unter ben bentbar i@tuieriaiten Qmitdn>
ben in Der lur8en oeutihei Glotte etne
,nuiterbafte Dronuns uno ausse5eidnete
9isciplin ei~n5ufibren, uno tua9te nit
ieinen ~seringen Mttteln 8e9en bic piel
itdrfere bdnil9e Glotte io9ar ben ruhn1z
pollen @eefampf bel 6elSolano. 81.
Srmer bejei4net es oesbalb als cine
@brenpfli@t bes oeuti9en &olfes, benz
paderen Manue, Der balbperseien auf
Dem Gr,eoboi eines fleinen o~loenburgi>
19en Drtes rubt, Elm Dentmal du e.,
ri9ten am paiienoten auf benz iebt
beutid semoroenen Qel9olano-uno be,
arunbet oie1e 6oroerlln9 NIT foleenber
@orten: rSft es inuuitten bet sldn5en.
ben @ntlpidelun9 Der beuti9en Warine
riibmlid uno re9t, baB Der erite beuti9e
@ei9s> Mmiral, Der fit biejes itolje
3iel nit ber ganjen Maunestraft mn.
tbig getdmpft bat, BON leine11 &o1f perz
9eiien, unter einem Steine i9lummert,
Der ni4t einn1al ieinen Nan1en nennt?
ESoleu unlere Nadbarn uas nabiasen,
baB unjere Station iuobl 5u fdmpfen u1o
gu lie8en oerltebt, aber oes Dante8 per<
9iBt, ben eS ieiuen uerbienten Mdnnerrt
i4ulbet? @oQte i'm ere Ration ,pirtli9
10 arm fein, oaB lid n,dt bunoert 8atrioz
ten in ibr fduoen, tpel9e 8romme broben
aulf ben, nun oeutj@en 4eleolanb, be1eu
Geljen ben erjten %ebrenDoqen &fber
oeut1den 6lotte nit ben Geinoenr bes
&ei9es am 4. SUM- l849 9eleben ba<
ben, Elm Ieinia4es Dentmal 5u erri9ten
bereit ipdren, pieleidt einen ,ueitbir
iidtbaren Dbelisf, pom benz @eids.
g(bler gefr6nt u1lo AUDI NIT elmer sSSns
i9rift CUR @rinnerun9 an nielen Der,
a%eiienen eriten Deuti9en &ei@szNo I'M
raj.
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!. Gjne auto @eIeaenbeit.

Suueer Mr5t Der 5u elmer re,den
unb nod jun9en @ittme gerufen ,pirb,
inn ,br cine leidte @erlebune an Der
9anb 5u p%erbinoeu) }: @ndoise Traa
f0nnte bod oieier &erbano 5uslei9 bas
8ano iein, oas meine 9ano fur immer
au bic SIRE feielte!
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SeiuQetaQeM.

rMusuit, lie1t ia braun uuo blau i'm
@'elidlt aus, no bat eenn Der 9eltedt?"
r@r 1T reinSeiaQen!" e.
rBielo?"
vSu oer &neipe 5eisten mir ibm einen
macbtisen &erl uno lcsten, Der ,udre
taubltumm, Da 1T Nusuit on i'm
heransesansem ~uno lat ibm seiast:
~5le lino Gin Glel!"
vNlm?" ....--. .
Der Mann mar gar ni1t taub~
1tumm."s .a..e.} ,,lr >tu
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@,tt aesoacn.

- rSa, um's @immelmiqen, mas madt
oeun Der SEER @emabl nit m %opf inn
Diem orin?" sEe A% -rt,a H.H2.
.@ein Mltta9scisarrl raudt er.3...
Sd loB mir aimr1er NIT benz Malefij=
nad ME inc go rbaug' ruinireu!"
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etatttit Der 2lrbetterattS itanos ! I,
9eutfGlanb. qI,

Sn ben vNnnalen bes beutlden @ei.
DIES" finben iib folaenoe Nnsaben iiber
er66ere @treits in Deutldlano in Der
.i3"it bonn /. Sanuar 1890. Nls sr6z
Bere @treits ,puroen oieieni9en be5ei@=
net, an uelden 1ih mebr alS 5ebn Nr>
better betbeilist baben. @s iino auge=
seben 1131 Gtreifs NIT 1874, 40 Nrbei=
tern. 9apon tommen auf Hreu6en
2S9,283, aui @liaBz2 otbrinqen 1880,
auf 9ambur9 26,0O2, auf @adien 49,,
81S, aui anoere @taater 23,947, 5u<
1ammen: 394,44O Nrbeiter. DauOn
,paren contractbrldis etwa 67 8roc.,
ndml,9 264,407 Qrbeiter. sSn .Yreu=
zen olein ,paren 21O,664 M=heiter =
70 Yruc. contractbru9is. &etlnbist
haben in HreuBen nur 1890 Mann.
ebe Tie in ben @treit eintraten. Ills
minoerjabria iino feitseitelt II Hroc.,
aQer Steifenoen, oerBerimt lle1rt jeno6,
baB ote1e 3ahl III 8irtlidfeit erbeblid
b0her iei. Ma9 @emerfj9aiteu seorb>
net 9lebt Der Beri4t bas folJenbe Bib.
Sc betbeilisten ii9 an ben Streits:
190,S75 poer 4s Groc. benz BerSbau, angel. Nr6citer
72,1S6 oocr 10 Yrcc ben 8au9euerfel r.
A., 66 pDer II g5rDc. Der IerttlinDuft. .srE
1865 poer 4 4roc. Der Metaainout. . y
. $3.50 poer II 4ruc. anoeren Veiperbcn y . i
@on Bersarbeitern in &reuBeu iino
99$ Broc. contractbru6i9 setpeien, uno
I'LL ! 8roc. baben 9~efinoi9t. Der @r'
fols lit bel 1875 @treif5 %auge9eben.
Danab 9aben nur bel 1877 @tre,ts bic
Nrbeiter bic grfiQung ibrer BORDERING
burdseiebt, ,pdbreno Bet 468 Streits
bic Toroerunoen nur tbeilpeiie erfiQt
iino uno 42O 9an5lib perloren 9in9en.
Ser @riole felt iid, nab &roaenten
berednet, etma ,uie folst: Gang se<
luonnen Is 9roc, tbeilueile setuonne.
a. Hroc., gang uerloren Al Broc.
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0Iet1es NIT @Iet@em,.

Iii je,. mel g'j9iebencr Mann! St
bat MIDI feines Blides 9~emiirbist!
5le9ell" \
/ Iii ie, mel s'idieoene 5rau! Sic
tuetdt mir aus! . @ott, >uarum bats
MIR nit aus9'miden, eb ids tenne11
s'lernt babe! . bu falIdes &rotooil!"
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9O, 975 pber 4s Groc. benz Bersbau angel. Mrbciter
u, 1856 obcr 10 Yrpc ben 8au9eperfeu r.
AZ, 66 pDer Il HrDc. Der 2ertiinouft. t.4%
IL, 665 poer 4 9sroc. Der MetdlinDuIt.
6S, O6O poer II Hruc. anoeren Weiperbcn +
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3u niel nerIan0t>

rSiioor, boz met. bic 9aielnai'
.berunter!" $' -
rBie baiBt, bol' mer bic 9a%ielnii'?
-. Bin i'd e. Steinbpf?" i
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Tol8en Der Rorrefponpeua.

Wol8en Der &orretponotn3.
@r: @as lit benn has belte tuie6er
fur elm far@terlider @erud? z.
sic: Sic Mil9 lit iber9e1aufen'
Wenn uni ere &1@in, einen Brief be-
fomnnt bag rie@t man gletb i'm san>
gen 9aus. ts
The state herald., 1891-12-25
Always AZ TnE FRONT.

We have received copy Of
Handsomely illustrated prospectus
1892 issued by the Detroit Free Pr,
The achievements OF this famous
per IN the past have been great,
II lts promises for the future are ia
fulflllcd-and there certainly is
reason 10 expect the contrary-1
Detroit Free Press viii In 1892 he,
It's publishers confidently claim,
most entertaining and instructive
per published, giving additional pl,
urc TO It's thousands of old subsrl
ers aud fresh enjoyment H. the mi
thousand new ones that It's merits
serve. Its list o! Contributors
1892 includes many " the most
nous names In American literary
public life, and most Of the artIv
to he published are OF unusual
portance and interest, presenting
splendid array Of valuable f.nturc
addition 10 the ipimltakle work d
by Its owh stafI Of bright and fnnl
writers.
The publishers Of the Free II
will mall copies Of the paper and ~
pcctus to all applicants,
The state herald., 1891-12-25

A call has been issued for mas,
meeting Of the citizens of Phillip.
county to be held at IIolyokc, Satur
day, Dec. 20, for the purpose of rails
Ing money to pay for test Artificial,
produced rain. A proposition ha,
been mada 10y parties to give ties,
rains during the spring aud surumeI
and 1t is desired to make atr:iiigc-
mciits at once to take adyantag,
OF this proposition. The proposition
provides that unless the parties pro
duce a successful rain full there will
he nothing to pay. Every citizen ~
the county should be enough intct
estcd in this matter to attend thi,
meeting and lend helping hand.
Let every citizen who is interested ID
the prosperity OF the county at,cq
the meeting.
The state herald., 1891-12-25
The State Teachers Associate,


The State Teachers Associate.
convcnes at Denver, Dec. 10th, al
holds oycE the d9th aud ,3lstf,AA,i
,aoaul ~ ~ 1Glasl1fea 0lne
|esso3ssUnsse <eee9 ~
~ cousty ~he 80 ve1s1elt ~
should make II point to atten
Many Of the best educator. Of u
state will be- In attendance and tai
part In the exercises and the teach
who takes pride in keeping fully 1
with the advanced educational idct
could not spend bis time and mon'
more profitable than by attcndlr
this meeting of the association. v
see from the program that Mrs. c.
Timberlake, OF lioiyoaei will lead
the discussion Oh 'thc utility
drawing In the public schoOls.'
The state herald., 1891-12-25


Send us tiicii with public spirit, with
the welfare of the cntire community
at heart, with encouragement for cv-
cry laiidable enterprise, with assist
ancc for mankind and with a feeling
of pride for the town in which they
live, thrive and gain wealth; with d
welcome for every stranger who has
Come many miles in search OF Il home,
with charity in their hearts as large
as their ample pocketbooks. with Il
kindly feeling toward home enterpris-
os and Il manifested desire tu aid and
support them. Such ineh are needed
and admired; such men go about the
world through rosy pathways. Nc.
Cook Tribune.
The state herald., 1891-12-25

In and around Sterling the farm
ers are well fixed, while over In Phil.
lips county, It Is reported some are
badly on.-Logan County Advocate.
John, yoi had better go slow III
slandefiDg the farmers Of Phillips
county for the farmers Of Phillips
county are In good circumstances and,
II those little bitches from The Platte
frog pond should fall 20 furnish wa
TOT next season, your county may
want 10 a,k aid from tho Phillipt
county farmers,