Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20
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he Welcome al iHslian1polis Swes
 nE.l EA..r.r Than AL

he Welcome at Indianapolis Sweet and Bearer Than All.
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 '.,s.,ri plr.-i.,eut Ii Irrison's mind as
 -ew ragr EoE.e. At Omaha he said:
 ave sen lIc orange grove and all tho
 -.ii,s which enrich and characterize |;
 Late of California. have seen these SUI.
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 .e..hs where the men are delying into t.
 -:.rtn 10 bring cut the riches stored ther ou; l return again tO the land of tue corn -; ak with an affection that 1 cannot dc ,cribe. am sure these friends who hay, delighted IFS with visions of loveliness ant prosperity will excuse if my birth ant carly training in Ohio and Indiana lead m. 70 the conclusion that the states that raist corn are the greatest states in the world.
 We have a surplus production in these great valleys for which we must seek foreign II:.rkets. It is pleasant to know that Gt per cent. or more of our agricultural pro ductiOus are consumed by our people. dO not know how soon it may be that wt saall cease to be dependent upon any for eign market for any farm products. With the rapid development which is being made iD manufacturing pursuits, with the limi tati"n which the rapid occupation of our popular domain will put upon the increase Of agriculture, it cannot be a very distant Lay when the farmer shall realiIa the ideal condition and find a market out of his own farIa wagon for what he produces. It has been source of constant thought and zeal ous effort oil the part of the administration aC Washington to secure larger foreign markets for our farm products.
 "l rejoice that in the last two years some of those obstructions which hindered the free access of our meat products to foreign markets have been removed. rejoice to know that we have now freer and larger access for our meats to the markets of Eng: land and of Europe than We have had in many years. l rejoice to know that this has brought better prices to the stock rais- CTS Cf these great western valleys. 1 be- lieTc under the provision looking to re ciproc;,l trade in the law of the last con- grcss, that we shall yet open larger and new markets for the products of Nebraska farms. So distant as you are from the At lau,ic sea0oarI, it may have seemed to you that your interest in the revival of our trade. in the establishment of our mer
 Novelty Of window Dressing.
 window was recently shown in neiShbcring city. which, from its novel ard pretty arrangement, attracted a good amount of attention A frame work making a drawbridge partly open wassDuiit. The floor of the bridge was Tade of striped dress goods. which made | tSool plank effect. The sides and the sirdsrs were made Of fancy hosiery, the legs only showing, the foot being car ried Under and hidden by the floor O; 'he bridge. A wagon heavily laden with boxes of hosiery, marked - & Co, was on the open draw waiting to Set acI2s. Lamp posts with red ma t,.i;i tor glass made a pretty effect at ni ;.it when lighted A wax policeman preserved order among the half dozen D. .oa'rians. Finger posts directed the PH5lic ro the great hosiery sale at -& 70. s.-Retailer and Jobber.