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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-12

husband on the wave, to snap the golden
cord and to go forth unfettered, forget
ting the happy past forever. Is it not
indeed tough!
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-12

caadrea Cry Tor Piictsr's cassoria
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-12

Gen. Passenger AsL ~ LSslA No
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-12

shrill cry of fire was seen approaching,
and fire laddie, in less time than it
takes to tell it, was up my window like
a squirrel, playing the hose on beauti-
fal and elaborate scarlet embroidered
nightie of mine which hung over the
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-24

NICK Love, largo tobacco dealer of
LYnchburg. is guest at the residence
OF Capt Alex Peck, on Campbell street.
He will leave for Rocky Mount to-day
John Kelly, prominent railroad con-
tractor of Lynchburg, passed through
Roanoke yesterday on his way to Blue
field to attend work he is doing at that
town,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-24
Sign Writing.

Will A. Carr has achieved an enviable
reputation in Roanoke and the sur
rounding towns as sign writer. Hun
dreds Of specimens of his excellent
work can be seen and never fail to
excite admiration on account of their
artistic execution. He has secured the
services Of A. s Nelson, of Richmond,
one OF the finest workmen in the coun-
try, who makes spt cialty OF glass
gliding and banner work. Another
valuable addition is Mr.. IIaymaker. tho
"Ruena Vista sign writer" whose repu-
tation is too well established to require
an introduc ion or recommendation to
tho people of Roanoke. Mr.. Carr has
secured the contract for tho sign work
for The lessofS OF offices in tho Terry
building and for repainting and reletter-
Ing tn" cars on the Salem and Vinton
street railway lines Sec his card in an.
other column and give him an order.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-24
Estey Organs

ARE mado upon honor and sold upon
merit. Warranted five years. Hobbie
Music Company, sole dealers, 1877 Salem
avenue.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-24

SAVE labor and tho wear of your car
pets by using the celebrated Victoria
carpet sweepnrs. For sale by the L Il.
Stewart Furniture Company only.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-24

BARGAINS in lace curtains at tho e.
ID. Stewart Furniture Company.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-03
SHE QUIZ
The n0rtLIei You : Ma md tb. II,
tie WITH = fIotin

Inc 4"r'-Iei You : Ma md the Elas-
tie VIII = Motto
ira~edT and c2:ae5Y gre -crr Close
toy"ihsr 1orlet!rn-s suys the Nov York
H9r!d a1a ,ae SANG swell ;vb!cb ac.-.
IL en4ee ;Ac life .! one person u,sct =
group RI 4 dozen uncrry batbcrs md
toHSco then tpc: furry toward :he
nsa"h Due ri Tho uv!5hcs. ? Kew
I"TEtr. w&s thr2y@u heaGlo>- int Z
be'T q rl,l& AND 10 hYS q di2Liuci in.
preston 81 I srarr.! lab grazing bis
"alF' !u|t - ihe U-Earrr rolled orc-.
IG-i occur s2rTcs q t;r1cs d=i:r. and
TIC THup2 E-!LD'T recovered Liu4aH and
tTnni on 1athl1g 4 g~uar.,rcfau hour
later he Taci al-|T lie IsDer aud the
i'iir went upon tho br1sh SudI-nlv
has companion -l-r.ed anI uurnuriDy
Dme Dr .! Tn cGrusc left him.
Inc baihrr Iyos Tcry much discO,.
ccrbea ana casting his eyes aryand 20
diFc,Tc; The caIs1. his rae teIi u,rD
something danG!in2 from his belt lie
gra1Pcd II. aDd .Gs nE,cnishcd IN lind
Ia his hand q wide yellow gar-cr Of
Ccocno1s length. ono u! tbose sruti.
mental yccf-a-bcal cirdles 70 oJ,,tlar n
icFT months since, bcarin. the Ieyca5,
.!ioic On. lropc ever" The Ne,.
Yorker still has tbc elastic, apd he tz,v,
the owner may "ecurc /, by calling a.
the Stockton aod proviny --r-orty. M.
though hc fears thc iuscrIytioo ia no,
applicable In this case.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-03
T1E PENCIL - T-E ARTIST.

f'odeT Ar. Beer -na.
Cu-"a@D- :sr WI T.c.E--
L-S;- gcs IL: IS dried into --~o
TrJEp= il-E :aoS= ~a.-a 1s2!.s; MI
3=-s I-> rcztou= IN -as La q ze-
%l1 3-lstz: s=cC1-- t.rse y -=.e.
1--z -acu@Its a.4a cre--S-s zE-zzSr
FTea - -t's vp-iG y la5.a- sy--. Is
= -:@:Ztz-s az --ari-yas - .-Ee-
EH tSea - Subjects or tas t-!=
.sL.= : -ET - t-1e +lZ; I -1-6 a.sl
II tns currrr. Illustration is iaf.-ip-. j:
series ( r-sE-l pg-pyze L ,he p-o-raro-
- = IrSe Il Grt among p-1rls 80
"SE7 no. w..acU- :: Ece ccT vaz-e-c-
WORTHY - t.s IEne. NoJacu:s u1a
pS9t2T-srures t-p- ne designs =. ~
prteu: Grt.stL = ~ iIas:-=-1 r. pm
auL ~rGa-2Iuc- a. tp- oar:e- tod FIR
the psypIe - Ap-ccs 6is:au: fr,:c ,le
AZ @rnrsr> thai me cheap c1-ytays aid
"n=1?sr stse- c~na-Gvi-Ez ina: c==E -
~ zvss' ~ tne-s was In gacn nousrs
II t;s "ay 2. pie:ures # any descrJ
iicc
In or r~n cpuu:ry a. least. Idds
hc-:en=r's, il Is :aalsgu:abIs last more
he's boca 6H1P tErTugh the medium II
tArsirEbo L&-G,rrg - make ;ac mas
Ct VI the p=op.c realize tina: i5"-a il
Eucn ? 'h!n2 s' -. acd .aa. !. !. ---a
csI1lg about Than Il Ery otIer way.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-03
ArlZE SILVER CLUBS.

TITO t'e.crado State slret Leege
ha. lssye- .r Ejd-esS - TIE Nea4.s
Tryd1c.aS rpt=rE e TIE rE:fou :roD
=ui-- - Lake the following e~rt,sct.
~fur. ~ ,one = yoU uad r~ssI~c;-
f-I.y- gUt saES@3!- urG- POM cea-t1
to- gc,up; cooperation snsAm grzs'
rg-1 So aEz yuu 10 OrEaLize q.
,ra- 1=-uL1s sy1 c.yyo y ever.
c-ig- t.sa L. ~. ge ~ mig g@wp-
e. - ersr D-4Ea ~. "3@ II:
s-srry -41 -:s@ --:,r.aala ty.-
sDg s.a--el1Isig a!cer. LIs-a.D@ .;
cycs. !. u -: = d. eG-rcE. %oct -
taa tsra@ aries poA Republican and
D.gzyalc- y tie end lEat pour
v,A=s ul. uuEe 18th ours aaG nat
c2f crGblae: iEaueui2- IT,! he (ci.
81 [b AI-eEpo!1 nod Chicago. II
Eaa aIine-ts Republican States We:
~ t.-- ~-g~-i -.rr- ~ -. = -
500 puis work vita lie ssJae sp.i4i
L,l; Js.rs .5es The rp:srs o. Colorado.
= 81 pr.=geut Z fgTcc a. IinoeBip-
- INA; all q esg command re-
s:scl. k.rosobe- tuai tie va:= II
IIese States Is absolutely o~eyessarg
o" !Hr lie u TIE ps6y. Theu. II the
Tarsie & Tre Lea 1purA II, nn their
J,a:L eEtrr as heartily iutO tie york,
t:e. car 'c.cGp..eb quite &c uyeh,
g ~ MIR, u Chicagu~
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-03

s;po, IN. s...o Il zsru-oies son-

Since the S:x.o 81 zSvE Toicb Eco-
e-iuy -olled up from sixty 10 -T1Hi:
rSorsanS rsjosiis for tar i:ein1hcar
-i.kei H--carne Democratic Il E hei
,ip tbe e6lssr P~rv5uesnr Sizes an
.mpl. -aey wuutd DO vel - ;ulEys-
II race bGIes gay t--aus el=.Oh;-o
kepUDIlsxa hypJ-nisy sns -a
rt.. ya-tx. wee ,r~ly.-Lzte3 fw SuE-
arno- on 4 <fs- oaBsx- platform 4!
the Dsuss.;ss AID -i-rJ%- az VIA
-iie snuds ps,pSsE~ safe iscEei
Syr toe L~-ssiE4.Te has pzsy- = III.
.nscns suyesI fall i-at-r tw al
sakcs h.rel.tac c-gDI~cG.:d Il tas
a majority u tie P+op'e O, Iowa
are sIr-er u iseT o-manG io- fr-
aai no; ouiy e!-c; LIZ ;.cCg;
-hei rcvo-s IL but the L~sgiSlEip-e
ms - -; the State OF { 1"r
tasig H.-s iu 0-' ada gte:. s;.t-<
js toe priociP5s rOaos q Toe Sat
she dptaiuaui yarrs Processes tSr p
Ji5cgl purpose 70 y AZ iE-ur g. sGser,
bul sLnas no y-Os.a tie since-f- q
re F~5UsessS.Us, as ne Gaauin1ut party
* low = do. HIRE - !aE
uiake .-e-y GER Plyuels a. rYi"
.-llu q The United aI&tes 0-e -"ey
. ;J- x mike asU;- rlszHl" q Eu-
ssr orr. 5aFeS"s vup&g1- ".s
- a.-rs. rf.vs t-g D. i~yt T-J1uce
~ gg:c- -. +-s- --Eel Bee :,.e
Cenl1E-: -. Wine pretending 70
fT.4r L-Hsm. jndv---s Ha,ritDus
Admit E.cG:Tva: Av:- uar! IA
=ose5 70 Harrison four g.afs ssv
have gone viii BI.-s sDe ar- p0g up
r.5s.-i & LIZ L.Ie Aau IL ne Bd!:-
IIrgs.
AeradE nveis Z polifieel sbatiux Up
FL - Du-h a- utd lu-. and haD-
s4s. Dgr Legislature Jp3Ies dis:e.aro
+he viii = tie people. ey2s;itut4ou-
say r~-pr--set. and .eiuss u tt.e tso-
ot q ms.1ris - il IL favor . call (
CONSTITUTIONS Convention 20 adapt
oH- E9ssraD"s 10 - 2:es-ai clr-
cua.sIaDcSz La3 year TIE expand
ryr.s - tE- G~cTtfuu-su: e--=C5ea the
pts tyDver $500. sDG. tDosga
=b-re u u pGCGz J'L.t =. LiI- rev%gEe
G-ryg increased, 10 eHur; hls ao-D
made - cvIl,s sIY-aseAlR=uD
JSyl
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Di,uDrur. Jf.,p, Of s,.,

The ~fnuneIs Of diHcrcn, .,can,,,o.
ave charoc'cfis,icaily pgiut6 70 rnnIfs
people o! modest nautical Iaoyylea.s
70 distinguish them A Cunn,Jo,
has brilliant red tunnels wiz, h,na5
b!H:k bands around The TOP. Jne liz
me IA The same, bu, has two narrn,z
G!hck bands IN addition. North Gerrnon
L'"Td 'etGls have stacks Of I,voI.
Dhhnksd biscuit ware tint. very lain,y
e1o surnrscry 70 look nj. anil tho dirt;,.
gushing mark o; the whi;o STR H.. :,
yeI,9" with 4 blacf band The Gnin,
- inman lines both havc LIacI, TO-
b"'s.' The former banded with rcd ~
me ia''"r with white. 4 very few rni,-
n'c4 viii fumiIarIze anyone win IT,.
n hcFences and add Q rpcciuI Inter-,
L" the pnISin2 weasel m,t on nm orc,1
roy 80 VI viewed from ah.t4in. beach
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-03

rp; the one mrs: foSzs5 .o- has pot
.s: R--is-5. an6 ~ a welding car ID:
LAX. p!a-- I'll shs dos rsiu-r, Se
a-- ali rocking f1TTsrd 10 cake and
Erpe HnG Ezss3 ;igs generally
TIE mex rnasaras a-riral vas Z
bride nnG groom OF hu1eu4cE BON
Cn--rr SrseE- a du=Gne. o. E-ty
Hrii- Tncy a.. wishing Trends and
c-sai!S~-
z. tue --cond le+.=- gtEh- sl55aS-..
Is uFLsu Usi rs al G~s=--rIEilur Eo-
~ta=bsio-, add ~ a-e riAd Il n1-s Ne
hare Brf+ 1f tbeSs Il IT. district
Al Old Esrti-1aAY sas --u or
aowr me stree; :ae 0:b-- DAY vita L
o-raf siuB- On EIs e~,sE:-EaDc- aud
Or Ting 4sEsL ~! EEus thut
sG1- BGiy= us ctarkS1 Ts t
IT, GraadIL G-saiaG'
Als Alfalfa L4E-,g E-fred ay
sage - resuue her Ggt.zs = D=ui-al
s-hoo..
! oerins DC xu-5 ;-a!y Ep=hsh.
5z; r cE-=as usz5 &C ry:- - Gr--E
cr:iG- hea.- It - t-egs-lty apy..sd
- ts-Hs o. 4 s,.sstihc sna-==--
~ JOun = VII; sa.U = r5ruc:
IL Poe C41EU1 - Nc S-.- Eor -
HG Size zu@ads d,syoa;u- o. tit
LOS. U: E-- r.aI e-.sGs, SEX Ire AZ
lsu-oz % L==-1ip- [ --s.a=-; ~
Cas-
Gi~~e ~: naI :@r' -s-sra.-
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liz -n. l.s &c 'r-yre I'm
.Ie 49,: S,-c1--s z -
Tl-! * 1;- su- 1US= a. --..l:-
Ure = dam!
i: 49, tat IL. a15 E-L Js,=pa
Jense@ 1r.-ad E,g-r. - Lax 4
syoa be = roads a:s p-ssl1l= Go
!lcE ~ AK EneH.
THEE =: .a- Wiley D--s cam ::
&-adyvvIl,e iszi SuDdry r.ru: az
tuyE ~ OJaE- ~ HU-r EIJJl=-..
Toe Sc~-.f tJJE charge ot then ~
{ s;ESiIy zoe p-as=-
~ Hla-= Liz Egy, Waller 2e:
chant. aa= Ryas 70 Osd=. - lAv II
sep?ir - Ery-S@. d. Cy5s I.
farming i~up-.s-1Ls, fyf Lis a-=--JLt
yatreaE Lea Ii : ruEIs:. asp.
;Aess kErG E1-
Auyth-. saor s:oru Ezs vis;s. rs
rs ~ g-=sIog nes. sae5- vi =
bgBi oT-r the fs-as II Poe C4nsu.
.Go rEs plJ.s VII L. .. Be=r =.
!a:e ~ lie S-A.=er.
Amt sarey Barnes rss mai za--A-
s='s-e s;:acE u -heV us:sl
&rs VI Ae-s AZ EsuLr :ro.s
posed.
N!ou -saI. Eao@ uy-e 4 az OH
yeDpi-. !Us doubtless have FL
enough - se-p s,E4- - 10 yuErs=.
Teopus FuE';,I -as. E:rp. r.
bE4FE o. Pg-zIoE
Nsrsa =. L@z
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Mcaaa-n,te Cpnre,,andenr.

- E=r-rs: Opr Rgia sp5 Siire
Iv-r-s0r@n.E aaYe BORG sp,-lr
o. --1 fr9m Gs cyuoty Ia:-'; Ucd,
%.;.rpE- J do not consider myseif
ra-a u = ak NJ such lofty & sbts OF
ta...H-troa 4. tds!. pei ] WI Try "
5a =sss: ~ rsa5ert - tie u"st 81 my
49,. !. US sh other correspondents
have jal-o tnrpDgb With their ffs;
.~.~- soS ~ egns.5er Ola Hpyusblae
~E4;.-t1scoe-
~ :%le ~ Tie n2s' I@?2ftzn,
E-p0 3rrt. Nsa FsJ tAs tnpw IS ias.
= ps-gr.og: tasl~F hsrs ;!lga cleo
".@. aE kaio It'd Ebi9e are ylvs-
-E Il 'EpiaIy rDdsr. L0piog. pei
-.ss - 90 sep q rIcS harSrsL. 10
esgIssyas q: this early plo~rpg.
st,es Gai.I. lave al UeeD tgrye5 DOT
e. --sIe FOR thspsrlres
oar gYyet !1tIe Dsn is booming.
J1.o LsiSUsrs are Changing iDUdiy:
pie caurci. three sgivyas, 0ys hotel
from yLlGb looms the stga -Betsy.r
pu. grovefs stare, where ~esorythbg
- ~. sac FRANCISCO sbd EsstATn
sirrssas y1Dioes. csn " pfvcGted,
ar,j1 tks Coprss o, erection. aud Ye'y
1aa-ly/ Ep1sned 10 c~oDnect,oe sitk
u. bp;el, 8 fed snd livery stable will
Js Cited ~. Evas Wright adj DE lb4
ycnptsaor9 G1,a hy.el and hTery
Ftae isrp opt. will be furnished On
short u1.3oa. sod ELsD the calls ere
Ggistsd y, tbe lAss seIl had tp.m
=ila . tysd horrRf,
4 tao Sussls1 sehiGe pasted
ti,rypgi tom Last pssk. so5 is s0Is
scuqaat yas d nsD-s real aan,
with sJnve 5.p.crj GA ba fac.
Ci2. iDgglv No 9 ibf,fVe5 ngt
th.fo = q aIsuIne Ia Cherry Cfeek-
= tagar famine md - ssg seat OyI ss
JaODs s9as iaS E2yp. Tor s>Ur
1,s 4. J, IL met, Jr- h,s Aeeo
. syDs III Di Ps,tJ Vas caiINJ II,
SAD hf 81 tcS kS bG9 Has assp.'t.J
-. yll as-9Es De4ssd t. LaG, isAt u
as-syYI. Esa Sss xrsatly M
sacs
z4.5f .sr ssS~y ~t~, Va
.a.y.J H,Sy.C lLs |nUr
10 yragaIs.I .JlsH srlg aaHU Ter
s4 sa lAg --.-ts'Dut
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TALL aiR-s TO .
Tiny Arr E-spuzNi5is fsr s-,r. z5ey'
Ll<E Lee - Aal IiaI-

rh-, Arr E-spu7Gsle fpr s-yr. s5.y'.
En<A Lee Hal Iiai-
-P-- tvo eta Lifts on Abe heel &C.
soInyz-l=S T. o-as- - = shosnEkc-
-TI-liy aur-a=- WITHIN II the :2I gil"
the Eh5caGf=u- remarked
Bow = -l--%- asked .as -spo-s-
so- -he Sev York sun
-Tny. -ae-e E-e s. nany .an E-is
noTaS5.Ts :nzz tac average hei-ti o.
cIcp = &c raised Up seE 7EZs
40 .ne loves hecl was tae rare. but
nnw t-e aeeL Z h--taediy a-a--! SE-
ure /; 5-w=L h-s and -Lres-uun-e=
% n i-&a y Il III ne growth o. -
INT rc-- !: ISrE G-zaioL. CHE. tu-
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ma Is Cl-T Ea1r- In= IiScle s.-Svs
wE1 ~ - nd - -aci- hc;-u- u-- C-c-
o-I-:lG uut cFs- Ea1 Il Sac& c5c--s
= = MRS z-i-E- : <cr -cr- 10 :
MAJ q Ev- i-s- & -as ss-55o ure--
topped - = ia5- SSu me r. O. fra
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BUSINESS LOCALS

Sss: guilty fsxs. Gnd garden
SEEDS AZ he2 C54ish.a5's-
Banjo. violin snd sEIta= SING. :
tne assrtusct st Nulsers
Headquarters ior al kinds Or Ssh
inr po.es and 6snips acEis Z;
MuLe-L
= the Eocr c: h.S TneoA 1t
dies and E:=iiOnesy r received Il;
Es;lnE-Ia
FGncy E-u-er- t-a- .su un6 veg,
%taoieS E@snez pyu-u and candy
E: Ban Cl-AA6t
Tore Pan BAR Mage S4tvs and
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Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1892-01-07
THE GREAT NORTHWEST

The states Of Montana and Washington
are very fully described in two folders is
sued by the Northern Pacific Railroad, en-
titled Golden Montana" and Fruitful
Washington The folders contain good
county maps Of the states named, and in
formation in reference TO climate. lands,
resources. and other subjects of interes,
to capitalists, business men or settlers.
EGlders Of second class tickets to North
Pacific Coast points, via Northern Pacific
Railroad, are allowed the privilege of stop
ping over at Spokane, Washington. ar d
points west thereof, for the purpose OF
examining all sections Of this magnificent
state before locating. Northern Pacific
through express trains carry free colonist
sleeping cars from st. Paul. and Pullman
tourist sleepers from Chicago via Wis
consin Central Line) to Montana and Pa
chic Coast points daily.
California tourists, and travellers TO
Montana and the Northern Pacific Coast,
can purchase round trip excursion tickets
at rates which amount 10 but little more
than the one way fare. Choice OF routes
is allowed ON these tickets which is good
for three or six months, according TO des-
tination, and permit of stop-overs.
The elegant equipment OF the Northern
Pacific Railroad; the dining car service
the through FIRST class sleeping cars FROM
Chicago (yia both Wisconsin Line and c.
NJ. Il st. p. Ry.) to Pacific Coast points
AMI the most magnificent scenery CT Sow
en states, are among the advantages and
attractions offered to travellers by this
line.
The Wonderland" book issued by the
Northern Pacific Railroad describes the
country between the Great Lakes and Pa.
| cific Ocean. with maps and illustrations
For any Of the above publicstions. and
rates. maps, time tables, write to any Gen.
ersl or District Passenger agent, or Chas
5. Foe. g. p. d I. A, n. p. r. r., st
Paul, MINI.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1892-01-07
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an
East India missionary the formula of =
simple Vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure Of Consumption,
Bronchitis, Cattarrsh, Asthma and all
throat ana Lung Affections, also positive
and radical cure for Nervous Debility and
all Nervous Complaints, after having tested
fits wonderful curative powers in thousands
OF cases, has felt 1t his duty to make il
known to his suffering fellows. Actusted
by this motive and desire to relieve
human suffering, will send free Of charge
to all who desire it, this recipe, in Gers
man. French or English, with full direc-
tions for preparing and using. Sent 10y
mail by addressing with stamp, naming
this paper. W. A. MOVES, $40 Powers
Block. Rochester NJ Feb 5vl
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1892-01-07
PATENT NEW YEAR RESOLVES.

Burdette:-I will get up and dress when
the breakfast bell rings.
will not complain when everything goes
to suit me.
will treat my wife as politely as though
she was perfect stranger.
will strive to be more thoughtful for
my own comfort, that others, seeing me
happy. may also endeavor to be contented.
will not spend 30 much money this
year on the useless n fiiyolities Of life.
will remember the poor il have to
make a m memorandum to that effect every
morning.
will eudeavor to impress upon my fam
lily the duty Of greeting, with cheerful
voices and laughing faces, the father OF q
family when he returns home, wearied with
the depressing cares and labors OF long
business day.
will go out by myself oitener. in order
that my family may enjoy the tranquil
and imp rowing pleasure Of long. unin.
terrupted evening in the quiet sanctity Of
d happy home.
must be more unselfish, and take bet
ter care Of myself that may long be spared
TO be the Joy and light Of the home which
1t has blessed an appreciAtive Providence
to L,stow upon me.
/ win pay my pew rent this year, IL have
TO deny myself q new overcoat, and nv
children have TO 20 without shoes. feel
that we have not heretofore sufficiently
denied ourselves in little Injuries for the
sake Of maintaining good ,opearance as
church.
win be, in all things. an effectionate
husband, loving father. good provider;
and viii rear mp a family that will love
and reslsct me, and render me prompt
and cheerful obediance, with perfect defer
ence to my wishes aud thoughtful regard
for my comfort. or will break their backs
In the attempt.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1892-01-07
"INFLUENOE.'

Gazette:-The PRESS says the senti-
ment produced by the Gazette fired the
Waters property. Pretty strong infiu-
enee. That Influence" is liable to be
turned on for the PRESS, at most any
time"
Yes, the influence is strong oyer the
disordered and diseased minds Of very
few crauks-especially over its editor.
As regards Its relation to the community
the Gazette invariably stands alone. It's
announced position on any question is q
signal for practically unanimous opposi.
tion. because few people have the hardi-
hood to endorse its wild.eyed rot. The
element OF disgust produced by Its dn-
reasonable twaddle Is 90 strong that its
criticism Of any individual Immediately
obtains for that person the community q
endorsement, regardless Of the merits OF
the case. The Gazette Is lsughable
farce.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1892-01-07
RARE OPPORTUNITIES.



A certain small town in Louisiana, and
another in Mississippi, ON ths line of the
Illinois Central K. r., but a few years ago
had absolutely no commercial importance
aud frtjh theiri fibt dollars worth Of
produce was sold to q distant market
This season, however it has required
from one of them an entire fruit reiriger-
ator car every day for six weeks TO trans
port its early crops to the northern mark
cts. while from ten TO twenty car loads
per day of vegetables were shipped during
the season from the other. This IL but a
single illustration, and by no means the
most forcibls one that could be presented
of the rapid deveiuuffient 81 certain sec
tons of the South III profitable aSricul-
tural direction. There are many locali-
ties in that section, particularly in Ten
nessee. Mississippi anG Lbtisinna. on or
near the line Of the Illinois Central road
that, although as yet undeveloped, are Ca
pable of easy cultivation, and will grow
the finest kind OF fruit and vegetables.
Lands well adapted to growing early straw
berries aud grapes, OF quality to bring
fancy prices in the market, can be obtsin-
ed there very chesp-in SONS instances rs
low as 81 per acre. The availability OF
she Illinois Central fast fruit and vegeta-
bic trains for sending the crops to profit
auie markets ad,is but final weight to the
security Of it's being profitable enterprsd
TO engage in the development Of these
lands. For information us to locality, to-
biography Of the country, character OF the
soil and products to which il is especially
adapted. prices, and kindred matters, az
we'll as for pamphlets on the subject, ad-
dress at Manchester, Iowa, J. +. Merry
Asst. Genl. Pass. Agent, Illinois Centra
Railroad. ljJ2