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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-10-22
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317-319 Central Ave.
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Cash purchasers and solid car lots
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We guarantee to give the best values
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NEW DESIGNS IN
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WAYNE MAcVEAGH says he leaves
the republican party, because of its
tendency to free coinage and a de-
based currency.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-10-22
COUNTY TICKET.
Judge Sixth Judicial District.
FRANK HENRY, of Park.

Judge Sixth Judicial District.
FRANK HENRY, of Park.
Senator,
DAVID F, FOLSOM, of VIII. Sui. Spr.
Representatives,
C. L. PARKER, of Neihart.
n. f. BENSON, of Castle.
Sheriff,
ARTHUR FOWLER, of Neihart.
Treasurer,
GEO. CATLIN, of VIII. Sulph. Spr.
Clerk and Recorder
CHAS. E. HILL, of VIII. Sui. Spr.
Attorney,
n. C. BAINUM, of VIII. Sui. Spr.
Clerk of Court,
B. W. BADGER, of VIII. Sui. Spr.
Assessor.
J. H. FREEMAN, Of Castle.
Supt. of Pub. Inst.
MRS. BELLE BLAZER, of Townsend.
Public Administrator,
ED. C. HILL, of VIII. Sui. Spr.
For Public Administrator,
ED. C. HILL, of VIII. Sulph. Spr.
Surveyor,
r. G.. WIGHT, of VIII. Sui. Spr.
Coroner,
DIR. CRAIG, of VIII. Sui. Spr.
Commissioners.
GEO. w. BROWN, of Neihart.
JOB THOMPSON, Of Townsend.
]. A. McNAUGHT, of Martinsdale.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-10-22

We greatly admire the firmness with
which Grover Cleveland fought the free
coinage of silver.-Henry Wizards Ger
man democratic club.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-10-22

"Cleveland's defeat would restore the
free coinage movement to new life and
strength."-Carl SchurZ.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-10-22

l leave the republican party on
account of its tendency to free coinage
and a debased currency.-Wayne Mac
Veagh.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-10-22

"Everv sentence in the democratic
platform is framed to gull the citizen"
II. V. Powderly.
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National Republican Ticket.

For President,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
OF INDIANA.
For Vice President.
WHITELAW REID,
OF NEW YORK.
Presidential Electors,
w. E. HALL, of Silver Bow.
F. M. MALONE, of Custer.
GEO. w. STEVENS, of Deer Lodge.
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NUtd1y u'11O'
We havea whole pocket full of
such afidavits if the gentleman
wants them, and he needn't be a
bit backward in saying so, but we
are quite anxious to know what 9TH
err method he expects to pursue to
defend his rights.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13

u Wfot sPuSZCzOnegO dWOru, sam
oczyma w}asnemi zobaczyt, co zen
%uczyniono. P~taczacych u wr6t ludzi,
powytamywane drzwi ,porabane stupy,
spl4drowane komory, poroztwierane
ma osclez szopy, dowlodty mu, re
opowiadajacy ME ktamali.
Ks. Janik tamat rece mad losem
powinowatego sobie i ukohanego
cztowieka, gdy Opat blady ukazat
sic W progu. Me mowiac stowa do
siebie, staneli potrzasa)ac Giovanni,
ptakali oba.
- OJcze mo- = zawolat wreszcie
B skup NOW prosze! Co sic state
u was? Naiazd pogadski! napasc zb6-
Iecka! Gdzie Petrek nasz! Gdzie
rodzina jego? Mkt re ME stanat W
obronie?
= Niema go!; Spetany siedzi W
wiezleniu rzekt O. Anzelm, =
msciwa reka niewiasty doslegta
nieszczesl'wego. Zdrada przemierztq
wziqt go niegodziwy Dobek z to1a,
bezbronnego, electromagnetic sic.
Porwat z MIN syaa. pochwycono
Staroste Rogiera. Wszyscy oni W
ciennicy ma grodzie, oskarzeni
zdrad7.. S%pladrowano dom, zagar-
nia)a micnie. Sadny dzieh przezy-
lismy.
TAX = odpart Biskup zaduma-
ny wybita godzina sadu Bozego j
state sic, co Wszechmocny dopuscit!
Korzmy sic pred MIN, DO On ludzi
namletaosci ich uzywa "a narzedzia
wolf swej! TAX! Bog to uczynit, ME
zelnsta lIdzka, ale ptakac sic godzi
nad losem dotknletego!...
= ralowac, ratowaG go trzeba
= przerwat Opat goraco. = Jezeli
ME wszystko ocai;6 to przynajmniej
zycie, zycie jego, syna, rod1iny!
BlskuP westchnat zamyslony. potem
reke podniost do CORY.
Poza ksieciem, "a Dobkiem -
rzekt stoi Agnieszka! Zemsta
niewiescia nieubtagana Jest i dzika
MARY ME zna, nasycic sic ME
dale.
= Lecz niemniej starac sic, pro-
bowac, kotatae potrzeba = przerwal
Opat. - Ojcze nasz kochany! komu
wtasciwie jak tobie? Ksiaze Jest ma
jednym z zamkow s%asiednicb, szukac
90, movie z MIN trzeba, upamietaG.
Me O Petrka tn samego chodzi!
lekam sie.aby ten sam los ME grozit
wkr6tce krolewskim sierotom. Idz,e
0 pahstwo to. ktore chce zagarnac! Pc
drodze napotykatem kupy ludzi zble-
galacych w lasy, ksieciu ptyna post.
XII, 1ego wystaicy za,mula grody!
Petrck b>t n~ajgoretszym obrohca
praw mAtoletni IL sierot. Ola tre"
jego pierwszego zemsta sPotkala,
en- i'm stat ma przeszkodzle. Me
Petrka juz siebie ratowat lam 20
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13

Dobek tymczasem wysl' NAL sic
drugiemi drzwiami do wozow. ktore
straza otoczone pode dworem staly.
kupu ~zabranego zt4d ME dosyc mu
by}o. wypedzono re staten konie,
wzieso kolasy i wozy, zeguano psy,
pochwytano soSoly, powywracano
szopy i z%ostawiono pustke i gruzy
tylko...
Tymczasem W Opactwie, nd pro-
bostwach. W dworcu Biskupim;,
wiadomose o uwiezieniu Petrka
wywo}ala cburzenie i ruch nadzwy.-
czainy. w retektarzu klasztornym S.
Wincentego wszyscy ojcowie zbiegli
sic ma rade. Opat cheat zaraz
biedz do Biskupa, ale tego ieszcze z
powrotem z Piocka ME bylo. Che
claz Dobek zuchwalc sic sk}ada}
rozkazami %paiskiemi, ME w%ierzono
mu widzlano tenn zemste osobista.
chciano zaraz s}aG do ksiecia &c
skarga do Biskup6w Z za}oba z
prosba, ably obstali "a przesladowa-
nym. w kosciolach nakazano modify
publiczne. Opat, ktory byi przyjacie
lem domu i codziennym gosciem
Petrka, lanai rece mad losem, jaki
m6g} bye zgotowany nieszczesli
Wemu.
Wlese sic wlasnie by}a rozeszla.,
ze ksiaze Wladyslaw z iona Ia
iednvm z zamk6w szlaskich, o mil
kilka cd Wroc}awia sic znajd1je,
ME wiedzlano jednak. W ktorym.
Opat wstrzymaG sic mu:ia}, cho6
got6w juz byl jechat, "a uwiezionym
przemawlac.
Wyslano ma zwiady, dokad Dobek
sic udat. Me watplono, re spieszne
lego oddalenie sic z }upeml miato
ma celu stawienie sic ksleciu z niemi,
i wzlecie u n'ego rozkaz6w, ]ak
teraz z wiezniem postapi6. Wtadza
panujacego byta na6wczas nieogra-
niczona, ME potrzebowat sad6w. ME
tt6maczyt sic z tego, co czynit.
Ia jednych tylko duchownych
odpowiadat pred Rzymem, "a
innych pred Bogiem i snmieniem.
Nienawist mogta nastawac ma
gardto, a jesli ME ma zycie to ma
oslepienje okrutne, kt6re cztowieka
bezbronnym i bezsilnym czynito, ma
wieczne wygnanie, kt6re nedznym
robito tuiaczem.
Trwaty ]eszcze narady tie W
Opactwie, gdy dano znat, re ksiaze
Janik Z Ptocka powrocit. Iejze
godzinv O. Anzelr., wziawszy Z sobf
@. Maura, pospieszyt ma d"d'
biskupi.
konic ~ies1cz" roAsiodiy vAn" ! S
Janlk zaledwie LNt s'ndi spocz'f
gdy mu oznaimiono Opata. re
drodzc juz orszak B'skupI, cd ludz
przejezdaajacych ~dowird/'at SIC {
strasznej nowinie. rs. Janik ]e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13

oiSioIy, JutlO l WV oSuIlO PiLC>ld
doWanem.
Coz czyniG? zawotat Opat
tamiac re e, = many oboie,nie
patrzee ma zgube dobroczyicy
naszego, stoiac z rekemi zatozone-
mi?
KS. Janik przcszedt sic pare razy
zadumany pc izble..
= lerpliwosci = rzekt = MECH
sic okaze jasno, czego chca i do
czego daza. Dzie}a Kainowego do
konaG mu ME danny!
- Pasterzu nasz! = zawo}at Opat,
catuiac go pc rekach, powaga
wasza wielka, jestescie p~owinnowaty
u~wiezionego, wy powirniscie pier
wszy ]echat, ably sic wstawlt "a MIN.
= Wtasnie il powinnowaty mu
jestem. ruszyt sic ME moge =
odezwaf sic ks. Janik. = Krokiem
teraz cd kosciota rlepodobna odsta-
pic. Chcec1e wy bye pos'em? Wkla
dam ma was sprawe. jedzcie imie-
MEM mem.
- Ola czcgoz nle?-odpar} Opat. Ia
suknia mnie obronl rojade chocby W
paszcze %potwora, ME zlekne SIG stanqc re
sfowem prawdy!
jedi! rzek4 ks. Jamk = badzcie
odemnie pos}em.
Oval duchown1 usunel, sre na poufal,
sza narade l roymowe, Opat AnzeIm 2
gorllwoscia wlelka gotowa} sie wstawac W
obronie dobroczyncy swego zakonu.
Tejze chwili pos}'no ma zwiady 0 po-
bycie ks. W4adys1 wa, O kt6rym mowill
jednl, ze W Ligrcy by}, drudzy, re W Opo-
lu, lnnl re W Gtogowie.
Tymczasem los zdarzyf, re ks. MARGIN
prohoszcz M~icchowski. Ktdry z Benedykty-
naml W scislvch byf stosunkach, DO sic "a
ich wychowanca l,czyf, znalaz} sic ~w}asnle
W Opactwle Sw. Wlncentego. Obawiano
sig, ably s%chronienie pani Petrkowej ME
dosvc by@o bezpieczne, chciano ja W gfab
kraju uprowadz & skryG gdzies W mleiscu
nicdostepnem. Ks. Marcln bedacy nadzie
przytomnym, z wielkiego poli:owan'a naG
losem niewiasty nieszczesliwej, rzuci} to
mysl ably ja wys}a6 do Komorowa. Inni
natychmiast jej przyklasnel,. Poczeto
nagllc staruszka, ably ma zamek Jaxsdw
towarzyszy} niewiastom, by1 ich przewodni-
klein i opiekunem. KS. MARGIN AMI chcial
nj sic mdgf opleraG.
- Bog c,e n~atchnaF t2 myslq s~zczesli-
wa. zawota4 Opat Sciskaiac g.. Ktdz-
by m6gt odmow przytufku hi dnvm
otiarom nieludzklej zemsty? jedi Z nicmi,
ukr,j lie! Bog to nagrodzi! Dordki se
los palatyna ME rozstrzygnie, mech choG
to, co ma najdroaszego spocznie W mlejscu
bezpiecznem. Wlezcle je do Komorowa!
powierzcie matce Jaksy! w drodze op,eka
ksiedza "a pu}k csiy stanie!
ia pow,ode jc drogami, ma kt6rych
n'ema mcbenpieczehstwa, = odezwai sic
ks. MarcIu, sam tez I'm bfde przodo-
wal!
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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-01-07
Do Men Die of OyerWOrk!

1t has been frequently asserted
that the late Senator Plumb "died
from overwork." In some recent
newspaper comments on this matter
it has been urged that the statement
is probably inaccurate and not so
eulogistic as it seems. No one de-
MES the steadiness OF Senator
Plumb's application to labor nor the
intensity of the work which he ac-
complished. The contention is SIM
Iply that it was probably not work
but worry, not endeavor but anxiety
which killed him.
So many good arguments and
stubborn facts can he found as a ba-
sis for this view that it hardly seems
disputable. The men who are the
greatest brain-users--the Gladstones
Tennysons or Bismarcks-are not.
able instances of longevity, and
there is plenty of reason for believ.
ing that hard work is conducive te
vigor and sound health in old age
So long as men keep alert, with
their spirits and minds keyed up te
the wholesome strain of toll, they
have an interest In the world. They
| are part of 1t, and feel no desire to
retire into ldleness, which is kline
of living death and wherein they
would languish and presently di'
from sheer inanition.
No doubt there have been death
frem the physical exhaustion of in
ordinate aui terrible overwork, jus
as horses have been driven to deati
by being subjected to the strain o
feats to which their brute strength
was unequal. But such cases ar
are. Work is generally a verr,
wholesome exercise and need not b
feared.
There is at any rate no emminen
danger that the human race will b
depopulated by it.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-01-07
Items Of Interest.

fexarkana Ark. citizens have or.
ganized to stop all forms of gamb-
ling in the town.
VIM. Morrison will probably be
reappointed on the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
At Paris, Tex, a man who had
beaten his wife unsuccesfully pro.
secuted her for lunacy to shield
himself.
There is no news regarding Chilli,
though the president is expected
to recommend war when Congress
reconvenes.
Near Atchison, Kas., an old lady
WAS robbed and then set on fire by
the thieves. She extinguished the
flames and may recover.
Jere Little, a reformed Ken.
tucky desperate who had twenty.
six bullets in his body, was crush.
to death by falling log in Baeath.
lit Comfy.
Kansas Alliance men are suspi-
cious of the National Union Com.
pany a corporation whose alleged
objects is to make cheap purchases
for the benefit of the Alliance
members. They think it is IN
reality branch of the Jute Bag
ginp Trust.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-01-07
PatroniZed the Panprs.

1t is said that Senator Plumb
subscribed to every newspaper in
Kansas, and there are about 500 Of
them, and that he devoted about
two hours every forenoon to reading
them. He was once quoted as say
ing:
81 believe in the local newspapers
They are the leaders, the makers o.
public sentiment. They are nearer
to the people than any other papers
The editors mingle with the people
and consciously or unconsciously
reflect the views of their readers
By nv private letters from all parts
of the state, and by reading the To-
cal papers 1 can tell just what the
people of Kansas are thinking and
talking about. | can feel the pulse
of the people and take their temper.
ature. l am amazed, too, at the ex'
cellence of our county papers. Th,
majority OF them are carefully, ably
edited. They not only print th'
news of the neighborhood, but hav'
opinions which | find it worth m,
while to read and reflect upon.
get no better return for any of thu
money which | spend than for tina
which | pay out for the local news
lpapers Of my state
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-01-07
THE Mexico LEDGER is arran

THE Mexico LEDGER is arrang-
ing for popular voting contest.
The ballots will be found in each
issue of the LEDGER, daily and
weekly, and the most popular
teacher in Audraln county will like
ly be sent to the Chlllicothe Nor
mai School to the review term,
which continues six weeks. The
board, tuition, room rent and other
expenses will be paid by the LED
GER. Arrangements have not been
fully consumated as yet, but the
contest will take palce and there
will be two or three prizes offered
and if the review term at the Chilli.
cothe Normal School is not fixeC
as the first prize, something else
equally as good will be offered.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-01-07

AT the next meeting of the Dem.
ocratic State Central Committee a
new Secretary will be elected as
R. T. Walker when he became q
candidate for Attorney General
rendered his resignation as Secre-
tary of the state Committee.
Among those whose names will be
considered are: NJ. A. Tanning,
formerly private secretary to Gov
ernor Francis, J. A. Knott, editor
OF the Hannibal Journal, Wm
Smith, formerly Jefferson City cor
respondent of the st. Louis Repub.
lie, and prior to that printer in
Mexico, Mo H. l. Gray, of Stur.
geon, now of the Labor Commits
sioner's offce, R A. Love, who wa:
candidate tor State Register o.
lands against Uncle Bob McCul
Tough, George Boughner, Fayette
Mo-, and Col. Eteridge, of Sails
bury, Mo. We presume by III.
time the committee meets Their
will be several other application
on file and there will be no troubl
in securing a good man for tn
place.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-01-07
Teaching Road Making.

From Colman's Rural World.
We see it announced that "the
trustees of Cornell university at
their recent meeting took action
which promises to give important
assistance to the movement for re-
form in the construction and care of
country roads. A resolution was
adopted directing the professor Of
civil engineering, the professor of
agriculture and the professor OF
horticulture to prepare a plan for
putting the roads in the university
property into the best possible con-
dition. The committee is to prepare
estimates of the cost of various
methods Of road-building and inn
provement, and they are advised
that it is the opinion of the board
that the different roads should moi
be all constructed on one plan. but
upon the different systems which
experience elsewhere has proved to
be worthy of a trial. Surely this is
a move in the right direction and
one that might be properly initiated
by other educational institutions
Road making is one Of the usefu
arts, and knowledge in regard to il
ought to be more generally dissem
mated.