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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-20

Handsome Mirrors in Oak and Metal
Beautiful OleogTaphs. Artotypes, & Pas
els, at CHAs G. FELDMEYER,
MARYLAND Avenue
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-20

Happy and content is home with 'sThe Ro-
chester, lamp with the light of themorning.
Catalogues, write RochesterL ampC Co, NewYori<
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-20

..IF you want to see fine assort-
ment of Silver and Gold Hair Pins, go to
G. BoEssEL's s, 6S Main street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-20

ER- Linen Hemstitched and Embroider-
cd iianderchiefs for ladies and gentle
men at JAMES MUNRoR's.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-20

Programme for Tuesday. Dec. 90, 1892.
l. Lecture, by d. Claude, ESQ, sub
ject -"Glimpses of Annapolis Life in
the Past"
2. Piano Duet.
3. Reading, by James M. Munroe, ESQ
4. Harmonica. by Mr.. Robt. Hopkins
5. Reading, by Mrs. William III. Rull.
man.
8. instrumental Quartet, by Messrs
Shaw and others
z. Violin Solo, by Mr.. Leslie Oliver.
8. Piano Solo, by Miss Common.
. Violin and Either. by Misses Stable
Admission ten cents, to defray expen.
ses of the Club. At the Mission Chapel
To commence at s p. m
Sub-lecture course in the Parish House
at p. m. Free admission. Ladies ad
mitted.
Wednesday, Dec. 2l.-Fire Insurance
Contracts. Geo. Forbes. .Jr.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-20

Doll Chairs, Bedsteads, Cribs, Ia
bles, Wash Sets, Tea Sets, Fancy
Papers and Christmas Tree orna
ments at
Mrs. Nj. L. III. TAYLoR's
IA Main Street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-20

ChTistnds Ornaments in profusion at
Nichols Toy and Notion Store, Francis
and Main streets.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-20

Toys, Bric-d Brdc, 0rnam MS, of every
description at Nichols Toy and Fame Y
Goods house Francis and Main streets.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-20

The City Drug Store Is the place to
guy cheap Christmas present for your
friends.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-20

"A Fine assortment of Ladies and
Gents kings can be seen at Q. BoEssKL's.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-20

Settle latest things in Umbrellas
and Satchels Tor ladies, and Muffs, at
MUNRoE's.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-20

No Funds for a Public School Elk.
hibit
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25

crease In taxes and In the expenses OF
government II has inaugurated .
policy Of paying out millions annually
In subsidies and bounties direct from
the treasury. II has forced the ARri.
cultural states deeper and deeper into
debt II has asserted = right 20 em.
ploy mcrcenAries foruse In private wars
against labor. II has demanded com
plete control Of elections through u
force bill provided for returning boards
and supervisors, 90 take the places OF
judges and officers chosen by the pco-
pie. And after all this and more u
comes once more before the people rs.
sorting its right TO control them. and
to subject their inherent manhood
rights to It's assumptions Of money
privilege. And ON this issue ~ popu-
lar government against plutocratic gov.
eminent Grover Cleveland Is once more
at the front of the democratic party.
challenging the Judgment ot every
enlightened American on the justice
of its cause.-SL Louis Republic.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25

examination and exposure In the next
month than previously IN the cam.
paign The tariff has put il In the
background, but there is an importan,
section of the voters who are likely tu
bc influenced Ivy llarr,son's record ON
that subject. lioSton Herald.
Possibly Mr.. Peck will find that
the business OF regulating wages 10
meet political emergencies is neither
as plcaSun: or profitable aS II promised
tn he. N. y. World,
The failure Of James c. Blaine to
mention the names Of Harrison and
Reid and his Maine pair" do not lose
their meaning as tue campaign moves
forward, Albany Argus.
THE democratic party believes
that the true and constitutional pur.
pose ot a tariff il the raising Of ncccs.
Sary revenue for the support OF the
govrrnmcnt-nnd that IL all"--navid
H. lll
The Cleveland campaign is pro-
crossing satisfactorily ia all localities.
There arc very few states I'm which
the Harrison followers are not com.
PEELED Ia fight for existence The
whole northwest is In revolt Chicago
Times.
Whether wise or otherwise, n
mighty American constituency look To-
Grover Cleveland for political inspira.
tion and direction, Like Jefferson.
jackson aud 1ildcn la their day, MIR
Cleveland il regarded a. the foremost
eNpoundcr of democratic doctrine. --
Troy Press.
When such u distinguished sol
d,er rs Gen. Walter q Gresham lie.
clarrs in favor Of Grover Cleveland il
will matter little with the people What
such men as Demagoguc Sicklcs aud
Palsy Fairchild say The old soldiers
are too sensible To allow such men to
control their votes. Gen. Gresham was
n moro distinguished soldier than either
of them, or than Hen Harrison, aud his
word will 90 further with the old sol.
diers. indianapolis sentinel
The republican organs are still
that Vermont and Maine
incident" The incident" was that
about one.third of the republican
votes In each state stayed at home and
refused 90 vote, in spite OF the most
desperate attempts to get them To the
polls. The significance OF tho Incl.
dent l. that IL there should be an equal
number Of Stay.at-home republicans In
all the states Harrison wouldn't have
one hundred votes In the electoral col.
legc. st Louis Republic.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25
lido feel miscr,hlc

ployer and cmploye is constantly
widening and classes are rapidly form
ing, one comprising the very rich and
powerful, while in another are found
the tosling poor. As we view the
achievements of aggregated capital,
we discover the existence Of trusts,
combinations and mouopnlics, white
the citizen Is struggling far in the rear
or Is tramplcd beneath uu iron heel.
Corporations, which should Toe careful
" restrained creatures of the law, are
fast becoming the peoples masters
The existing situation Is in.
furious 20 the health NJ our entire body
polite, II STILES in those .or whose
benefit IL is permitted all patriotic love
OF country aud substitutes in its place
selfish greed and graSping avaricc.
Devotion to American citizenship fox
It's own sake and for what IL should
accomplish ~ n motive Ia our nations
advancement aud the happiness uf all
our people is displaced by the nSsump-
uun that the government. instead of
being the embodiment ~ cQuali.
~ is but an iustrumcutalitv
through which especial and In
dividual advantages are e. hc gained.
The arrogance ~ this assumption Is
unconcealcd. IL appears IN the sordid
disregard Of all but personal interests,
In the refusal to nba,r, Tor the
benefit of others Que iota of
scldsh advantages, and in cnmhuat ions
Ia perpctuate such udvanta yes through
efforts Ia control legislation and To in.
ilucncc improperly the sairrages Of the
people. Communism H. hate
ful thing and menace q peace aud
organized government liu, the com.
munism of combined wealth and capt
tai, the outgrowth Of ovcrweening ca.
pidity aud sclhsbneSS, which insidious.
" undcrInineS the Justice and the In.
tegrity OF free institutions. Is not less
dangerous than the communism of OPP
pressed poverty and toll which. exaspcr-
atcd by injustice and discomfort, at
talks with wild disorder the citadel OF
rule lie mocks the people who pro-
poses that the government shall pro.
tect the rich aud that they In turn
will care for the laborlng poor, ANY
intermediary between the people aud
their government, or the least dclega.
ton of the care and protection the gov
eminent owes To the humblest citizen.
makes the boast of free institutions n
gli,tcring dcluSion and the pretended
boon Of American citizenship a shame
less imposition
Since Mr.. Cleveland wrote this the
plutrocraey has dictated great In
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25
HOW TO LIVE IN HEALTH.
Practical suggestions Regarding Physical
tprightnrss.


II goes without saving that the first
requisite Tor happiness and usefulness
is health. People adapt themselves to
their condition. So that certain degree
Of happiness AMI usefulness is attained
10y many who are invalids or Scmi-in-
validS, but II is to he doubted Il ever
the highest degree of either is posSi-
bic without sound physique So many
days arc wasted and 50 many powers lie
dormant because of the weakness and
the disease in the subjects themselves.
aud more than this. the time and
strength of others who must cnrc fnr
the sick are turned into fields which
are not productivc--oftcn being po>i.
lively diverted from nohlcr channels
Christian graccs may thrive aud even
blossom into rare lovclinc>s In the Mt.
mosphcrc of the invalid's chamber. I'm,
IL must he In spite 81 ill.health, not hc.
cause ~ H. To he temner,,,
in eating and drinking, is To live In
health and 10 live we'll With long.
established social traditions to con.
tend with. II requires no small cour.
age Ia set before ones family and
guests, simple. nutritiyc food. whole.
somcly prepared, and - suffer being
called odd ar a ~ crank" because
one refuses late suppcrs ice crcum and
confectionery. iut In the long run.
your physical uprigh,ncsS will br am.
ply rewarded. Nuu will be able 4,
work clearly, continuously and we'll
and barring accident, reach the highly.
ripcucd old age which crowns "A yir,u.
Gus life, Let then Your FIRST duty bc the
upbuilding of sound physical franc
and it's maintenance In n healthy eaui.
librium 10y strict obedience to the laws
of hygiene, -Good Health.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25
THE Row.eoAr.
A light Gran that the whole Family csa
rake Pleasure In.

a light Gran Thatthe whole fsmiy -"
Take Pleasure In.
The row.boat has not been made ~
much Of In this country as " might bc.
There Il n rery definite notion that
rowing IL hard work, ard that the adj
vantagrs derived from u arc more than
countcrbalanccd by It's fatigues but
there l. no form " exercise from which
more health AMI pleasure can he de-
rived than judicioas rowing.
The reason for the comparative nm
popularity ~ the family row-hoat In
this country IL ignorance, which n the
root ~ much moro evil than money Is
accountable for When the father Of q
family thinks he would Ikea ruw-hna'.
he usually has commwlious, heavp,
round bowed. broad-stcrncd, modified
wha le.hoat In his mind. For oars he
knows only the heavy, flat.hladed ash
very essential to the owner ot the
Whitehall whcrry. His other i,Sca of n
ruw-hoat is " the almost invisible shell
made for the fcats Of athletes, or the
drowning of vcnturcsomc tyrus or
late years there has come into fas hion
n douhlc-cndcr ruw-boat, 50 narrow
amidships and So low aS to feet that
neither the feet nor the oars can secure
proper purchase. These boats have
their uses ON certain inland watcrS aud
when the paddle instead ~ the oar Is
employed rs the motive power there Is
vast pleasure aud most hralthful rNcr-
else 60 bc obtained In them
But when the family is to hc p.nvid-
cd with boat Il must bc n row boat
and not canoe, and IL should H. ~
such character rs Ia enable the wom-
en- " the household 60 take gentle and
refreshing exercise. Women some
times become excellent handlers NJ the
ear. and il rowing IN not made too
much ~ labor they become greatly
attached to a. The man who buys
small whalc-hoat and uses aShcn oars
must provide an awning for his wife
and daughters o. SIT under while he
tugs away NJ his lahOrious task. Such
n man usually wears stitr linen shirt
and collar when he rows. and his fond.
ness for this particular kind ~ aQuatia
amusement lasts about half the season
At the cud of that time he is willing to
give away his numbering craft
The family boat should bc MS light rs
u can bc 80 hold two rowcrS and coN.
swain without being cranky, II should
hc built ON the model ~ the working.
boat ~ the athletes II should have
sliding-scntS, and nmid.Ships Il should
hc Just little wider than the seats II
should have outriggcrs. and light spoon.
oars ~ spruce about eight feet long,
with handles suited to the rover, are
the proper kind Such boats are often
seen ON the Thames and the Seine.
They may look dangerous Ia those nm.
accustomed tO the water. hut with n
little practice anyone can manage one.
and the Slidiug-Scat hcing conquered. |
rowing will be n delight that will bc
looked forward to from day Ia day !
through the summer season.
One might dwell for columns on the !
secrets ~ nature tn Dc discovered In the |
covcs and along the shores whore NO !
larger prov can be pushed. but rowing |
Ia I've enjoyed must 10 made easy, and !
to make u easy the boat must he the |
llghtcst consistent with safety ilar. |
pcr's Weekly.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25
clgveLAnp ON rnE ISSUE.
A tateiiigent sclatIsa ef the Great 50
elallstic Problem.


a. ia,eIiig.at scIatIsa sf IN. Great No.
elailst,c Problem.
No more searching analysis Of exist.
Ing American conditions was ever made
than that made by Mr. Cleveland In his
closing message, that Of December.
iSsS--without doubt the ablest state
paper In American archives "Plutocra.
cy' In America means the control Of
government, the enactment aud the In.
forcement Of laws through the power
OF money. No intelligent American
will deny that such plutocracy exists
and that the issue now 90 br deter.
mined Is between n plutocratio and n
popular government Upon care ful
inspection" writes Mr.. Cleveland In
summarizing the causes which have
raised this issue, 1--WE find the wealth
and luxury Of our cities mingled with
poverty and wrctchcdness aud unrc-
muncrativc toll. A crowded and con-
stautiy Increasing urban population
suggests the impoverishment of rural
sections and discomfort with ngricultur.
nj pursuits We discover that tho
fortunes realized by our manufacturers
are no longer solely the results OF
sturdy industry and enlightened fore.
sight but that they result from the
favor OF the govern.
ment and are largely built upon uu.
due cNactiouS from the masses ~
our people. The gulf between en-
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25
Ancient Wanda,

"ihavc eaten apples that rlpencd more
than eighteen hundred years ago. brca a
made from wheat grown bcforc the
children of Israel passed through the
Red sea, spread Il with butter that was
made when Elizabeth was queen ~
England, and washed down the rcpast
with wine that was old when Columbus
was playing barefoot with the boys Of
Genoa" was the remarkable statement
made by New York broker. "rhe re-
markablc spread was given by an
Rntiquary named Gcohcl, In the city ~
Brussels, In iS5i Tho apples were
from mn carthcn Jar taken from the
ruins of Pompcii, that buried city "a
whose people we owe our knowledge ~
canning fruit The wheat was taken
from chamber I'm one of the smaller
pyramids, tho butter from stone shelf
an an old well i'm Scotland. whore for
centuries II had lain In an carthcn
crock la lev water, aud the wine was
recovered from an old vault In the city
az Corinth. There were six guests at
the table, and each had mouthful 81
the bread and teaspoonful Of the
wine, but WAS permitted tn help him
self literally Ia the butter, there being
several pounds Of H. The apple jar
held about two-thiris Of gallon, and
che fruit was as sweet and the flavor
rs fine As though put mp yesterday. ~
ST. Louis Globe Democrat
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25
POINTS AND OPINIONS.

Republican protection means the
greatest good To- the least number. IL
will he observed that IL differs matcri-
ally from Jcfrersonlan democracy, N.
\. World.
President Ilarrison's attitude
toward the civil service of the country
is likely tn receive more searching
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25
Tho Opinion OF q Compc,,,or.

Jewelcr Straight - Confound II
Chapman is going To have another OF
his slaughter sales
Mrs. Straight-WhAt does he slaugh.
ter2
Jewelcr Straight-Fools, and every
time one Is slaughtered two are born. =
Jewellers Weekly.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25

distinction Without Differences.
He don't like Mrs snapper" She
why notF' lIe--"Becausc she "a ,oo
blunt she--''roo blunt9 why, I
thought she was extremely sharp. -
Detroit Free Press.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25

Syrup"

/ must say word as 10 the Il.
fcacy of German Syrup. haw
used it i'll my family for bronchitis
the result of Colds. with most ex.
cellent success. lhave taken il my
self for Throat Troubles, and have
derived good results therefrom. |
therefore recommend il to my neigh.
bors as an excellent remedy in such
cases. James 7, Durette, Earlys
vile, Va. Beware OF dealers who
offer you something just as good,
Always insist on having Boschees
German Syrup. Q
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25

lit Looked Easy. Papa" said VIII.
lie. ON his first day In tho mountains,
IL want u cloud" "You can't get u
cloud. my boy" "Yes, you can. papa.
There's one up on that mountain now.
and you can 20 up and tie a rope TO ID
and lead Il down; oh. awful easy -
Harper's Young People.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25

ton. esrichcs tho blood, dispcls scss
pains, melancholy and nervousness. Il.
Refreshing sleep, and restores hosIa y.
strength. -
It's powerful restorative tonic ana -,
ing ncrvinc, made especially for vus..s
n ,sn ana snc only g. .n remcy r.
"fcinalo complaints and irrrSulari,,sa ~
ever fails 20 hcnoit or cure. you havS ~, as
money hack. w
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25
A TIRED Mpv,.

a. TIRED Won,
Just a. much -
ack and ailIns -
DEEDS Dr. h,.
Eavorite nr~'.
ton. That buIl,s1
Strengthens ana n
vtgoratca ths 80,
female system
rxnlaie e, and NJ
notce all The w.
functions Of 49,.
hCsei. innnrox..G
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-16
BUSINESS TOPICS.
Full line offspring goods at

Full line OF spring goods at
aWHIFNEY's.
Canned goods, high in quality and
low in price, at WHITNEY's.
Oranges, lemons, pears and grapes
at Fred Brady's.
Choice cooking and eating apples
at Fred Brady's.
Everything in the line of plush
goods at Taralseth's.
Don't forget to go to Tarnlseth's
tor good bargains.
W. F. Powell is showing i, fine line
OF buggies ut Ills ware rooms.
Seed grain notes. per doz. Is cts:
per so, so cts. For sale at SHEAF Of
fee.
Anybody's Dollar buys one hun
dred cents worth OF goods at WIN
CllEsTF2's.
A good business lot in the city for
sale, or exchange for equity il land
Inquire at SHEAF office.
AS our stock is larger our prices
are pr0portionately lower than can
be had elsewhere. WINCHESTER.
A. Garbnrg has l,,rge amount Of
money to loan Oh improved flrms.-
No delay and no bonus.
Wecan show von more goods un-
der one roofthnnany other merchant
in he Valley. WINCHESTER.
We have !, Il. L. Polk & Co.'S Ga
zetteer aud Business Directory of
minnesota, North and South Dakota.
and Montana, just issued, that we
will sell for $4 90.
Gents summer shirts. We have a
complete line OF these goods in Finn
mel, Silk and Percale. MANCHESTER.
For Sale.
One yoke of oxen, flax seed and
barley forsetd or feed on time.
j. S. DAVID.
i Something new-Prince Albert
Suits and IN elegant line Of SILK
Vests. at WlNcHEsTER's.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-16
WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

Whitney lei,ds in low prices
= Il j Bsnnewitz has now finished
his addition to his harness shop.
The addition is Is X 40 feet.
= Dr.. an.' Mrs. G. 5. Wattam re-
ioice over he birth OF /, big bonnc-
ing boy on Tuesday, June 14th.
- NJ. LorsIia Jr., and wife return
I'll Saturday from a visit nearEastle-
ton. n. D.. he home OF the parents
pf Mrs LorSle.
- E,litor Cronkhite was in Mimi
Hapoiis last week shouting for Blaine
and cnle, voring to get IL peep INTO
the promised land, he convention
han.
= The Warrcn public schools
closed he school year with IL big
picnic in The grove on Friday last.
The day was spent very pleasantly
by both teachers and pupils.
A bic shower of rain came yes
trvday morning and covered the
nrenter part OF the valley, we believe.
1t was needed and did much good.
All crops are havir g II phenomenal
growth.
- The editor visited his old home
at Wurertown, Mimi, after the close
oi the republican convention at
Miuueapo!s He returned Nester-
day accompanied hy his mother
who will make an extended visit here.
- The -four and feed business OF
Frank Ferguson has been transferred
to Thon,as Topper, who is now in
charge and stands ready to supply
customers at prices that are beyond
rompntiIion. Mr.. Topper will be
found an agreeable gentleman to
deal With.
= Tie Ladies' of the Swedish, Luth-
eran church viii serve lee Cream,
Lemonade. Coffee and Cake at NJ. j .
HerGet's building on Thursday even
ing, June %, commencing ut &
O'Clock. M auction sale will also
be held during the evening. Every
DbHN tHfnsaliN lNElteu
- The s'HEAr publishes n full re-
port OF the proceedings OF the re-
publican national convention on the
inside pages and in IL supplement.
Everybody should read and study
the work done by the representatives
OF the grand old party. ana we call
especial attention to the latform
adopted, also to the speeches OF Fns-
>ett aud Mckinley and the nominat-
ing speeches OF Wolcott and Depew.
= Sunday. June 12ti,, was the an
nivprsary of "Cllildrens' Day in lie
NJ. T.. church. At the hour for the
usual evening service ain interesting
program. consisting OF responsive
readings. recitaJions and music, was
rendered by the children and young
people OF the Sunday School, to q,
large alliirncn At the close Of the
exercises a collection was taken in
the interests uY education amount
ing to r.. %.
We spent all day Monday (ten
hours) riding on the mixed train OH
the Hutchinson branch OF the Great
NorChern, from Mayer to Aiinneapo-
lis. {, distance of Il bout 35 miles. On
acconnt OF heavy rains the night
previous the road bed was washed
out il, several places, and these
breaks had TO be repaired before any
train could pass. A little further on
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-16
Home and County Nows

tl1rfl...l b,,,,,., T,...,,, Tfi;-...: 49,,
~ '.''''' ''''' ''''''''> yesterday
- l.. !Hmhrr&un nnI 4, G. WIZ
chester ~, ururI from ihr rnnvt.,
ti0n Nnn,Iuv.
H., y ,,.,
ho,,,. - ,,. - ~, ''''i' i'''T ,''' "' 'f'
.9' ''' ''''''''i|'
- Mrs. " + NnwrII ,,,' hfr slot -,
Miss NnrIOr went nn =, ,.i-;t +, n,.,
touul last Friday.
r...,,
.,,I =, - 'I''''''t'"' ".''t ~ ! tAr't
th'' '.'' ",.' '''' ''''' 'iNH"N lron|
''''>'''''' ''''' '''.''
IL. !, ih.nu"MitZ h!l forIunhrotu.
MtitH.. Wednesday,, Whrir ilo vii! visit
rrIHi'r"S ANA lrintnis.
T,,a fro r.,,I,li.,., ,,..;s,.,.
U,j.,'..,'' '',' ','''''.''7 ~ UNIFORMS came
must say thrNnI,' hand-onGr.
p If;,h,I -,
unvnJ ,,,,.,,9 tI. +, '''''' '''' ''''t"F'
int, V,,r,L,,.,t',, ~ ~ ''',! A'N''F'''N
~ ~ y ''''''''''|
-. Brady hos commenced re-
fnnl"'i"% th" ulh SUHAr office. lie
NiIi i'' ready to "rc0py the same npx {
W'"",
Mr., ! " ,t.t-,..s ,,...,
yisi};no. ~ h,i',.,,>. 1,.' y, ~ ~ ~ WIS was
wiz j~nu (ionI.,": ,,'t;i ~; '''''''t', he,
lu~1 week. ''''''' '''"'S "'
Il = Wh;,,o,..,,,1 ar, ,,
Uady, v \ Pow, II '' .,,i'I ', '','S';'7 .W:'';'
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-16

Every turner's wife is entitled to q
good comfortable buggy. She ought
to have it. She earns it a dozen
times Il year by hard work and self
denial. There. is. a word Of truth in
this little rad. of w. IF. PowELL.