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Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06
Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, September 4.-The fol-
lowing quotations are for native cat.
tie: Choice to fancy export steers
s. 35 to $ 60, good shipping steers $
to s. %, fair to medium shipping steers
81 40 to 81 75. corn fed steers 81 Is to
81 80, fair to choice feeding steers 81 81
to s. 45, common to fair stockers 81 sc
to 81 So, good native cows and heifers
g 50 to 3 50.
HoGs-The bulk of the good hogs
sold at s. 30 to S. 10. The top, which
was St Is, was not for choice hogs,
Packers paid 81 % to SIS Is for sorted
roughs to good sorted heavies. Butch
ers paid S. to So -. Light hogs sold
largely at S. 80 to So 05 and up to
S. 10. The Iow-grade market includ.
ed stock pigs at $ %, and mixed hogs
at all prices from 81 95 to s. 50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

Your choice in 5000 copies of sheet
music for 10 cents at Mexico Ma
chine & Music Co.'S store. wit
W. II. UPHAM, Manager.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06
TIE RACKET
has lust Received Some
ShoeS1

! Men, Women. Boys and
eaiaren. A nice. new, clean
MOCK direct from the factory.
soale IN and let us quote you
sale prices. We are also fixed
" school children on
ltalEPs, PENCILS & SCHOOL BAGS.
our New York correspondent
s,Aes US that he has picked up
1aae MARVELLOUS BARGAINS in
sslly fall goods and las started
se'a west. We will look for
sIia this week. Come and see
wat We get.
The Racket.
lAff, No. 10 Washington Street
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

Miss Maude Daniel, daughter OF
John NJ. Daniel, of Thompson
Station, is attending school in Full
Tan
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

Mrs. Mary Worreli left Sunday
hr Salina, Kan, to spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Jen-
NE Thomas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

The best line OF hose on earth
ali shades at Halls.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

Prof. ]. H. Davis, of M~ontgom.
cry, who will teach in the Mexico
Public School, arrived Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

Miss Frances Smith, we'll known
in Mexico, was married to MOnta-
que Lyon, of st. Louis, a few days
since,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06
STRAY Cow.

have a stray cow at my farm
just west of Mexico. A yellow Jer-
sey COW, fresh. She came there
Aug. 2Sth. w. b. GLEN.
dGu1f
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

The Regular Baptist closed their
association meeting Mon'iay. 1t was
a NEST interesting meeting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

Halls Hair Remover enjoys the
confidence and patronage Of people
all over the civilized world who use
it to restore and keep the hair a
natural color.
W. H. French presented each OF
the three officers OF the Savings
Bank, J.. NJ. Marmaduke, s. NJ.
Locke and James Jesse, with an
elegant leather .covered lounging
chair last Saturday. The gift was
well received and appreciated and
Mr.. French is now privileged to LOAF
in the corridor of the bank from now
ad intiaitum.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

StelHnfft day Walnut clock $50
~ are only samples. Everytl,in;
Iass l. rroportionateIy low. GU
in sto o for selling this way il
0hif ~ the goods and want none,
Seh"J Every article is guaranteed
iass same as if sold for 4 profit.
| WORRELL,
The JEWELER.
: D, Ferris is up from St. Louis
e;,cnjt Court begins next Monday
Mrs. Arthur Paul Is in Mexico OF
visit.
Locke Macfarlan" i in Kansas
CITY.
Louis Powers is nome from Co.
Iumbia.
Gus Ray is in Me>ic" the guest
Of relatives.
Ram. 10 Judge .loln \. Guthrie
aud vile, a SON
Miss Bessie Reed i down from
Hoberly visiting relatives.
Misses Julia Corner and May
Head are visiting in Ccutraiia.
Mrs. Matte rhippS, Of ST. Louis,
is The guest OF Mrs. Emma Myers.
Bepi. Orear, Il appointment architect
dSt. Louis, was up t" attend the
fair.
Milo Keys, conductor on the
banch, will marry Il Jeff. City lady
Sept. 3.
Miss Clara A%ydelottc, Of Truxton,
No., is the guest Of her uncle, J. W.
Howell.
Cullen & Edmonston are attor-
news for Henry Hinton, who shot
Y. E. Houghland.
Mrs. Joseph Spence and Mrs. K.
N. Robinson are home from Il pleas
mt visit to Columbia.
Miss Carrie Berry a over from
AuxYasse last week to visit her pa
rents and attend the fair.
l.. R. Rebman is in Jefferson City.
He is prominently mentioned tor
usher at the penitentiary.
The Regular Baptist closed their
association meeting Moniay. 1t was
a NEST interesting meeting.
Prof. J. H. Davis. of Montgom-
cry, who will teach in the Mexico
Public School, arrived Friday.
Miss Frances Smith, we'll known
in Mexico, was married to MOnta-
que Lyon, of st. Louis, q few days
since.
Miss Maude Daniel, daughter OF
John NJ. Daniel, of Thompson
Station, is attending school in Full
ton.
Your choice in GO00 copies of sheet
music for 10 cents at Mexico Ma
chine Il Music Cos store. wit
W. II. UPHAN, Manager.
Miss Mamie MOsley lett for San
Fancisco, CAL, Saturday night, to
pend the winter visiting her brother
dthat city.
Mrs. Mary Worreli left Sunday
tr Salina, Kan, to spend the
sinieF with her daughter, Mrs. Jen-
ne Thomas.
The new Union Depot in st. Louis,
aa OF the largest, if not the largest
Hihe United States, was opened Sat
Grday night.
IN Monday night ". I. Day Dor
'uEed $1,000 from the Mexico
Salding and Loan Association pay
nssl50 bonus.
On Monday, September 3rd, Tom
aae, the n year old son of Mr.. and
sn. Kelly Quisenberry, died q
taasra infantum.
Rainy Sparks, Of Little Rock
Aik., is here on Il visit to his moth
q, Ms. Belle Sparks. Rainy wa:
skEner citizen of Mexico.
Ms. ". X. Potts is in Fayette
10, #here her little hine year ole
aphex was killed by being kicked
va horse a few days since.
Ninety tiny reptiles crawled lou
aae body OF one garter snake Gu
n !Eo by n train at Washington
no. Several aflidavits support thu
'aglar story.
u, L. Ferris will likely move hi
aaily to st. Louis to reside temper
a'fY. He and his father are manu-
Aaaflng a patent stove which i
lats popular.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

L. r. Rebman is in Jefferson City.
He is prominently mentioned tor
usher at the penitentiary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

Cullen & EdmOnstnn are attor-
news for Henry Hinton, who shot
Y. H. Houghland.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

Miss Clara Aydelot!c, Of Truxton,
No., is the guest Of her uncle, J. W.
Hdgell.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

Milo Keys, conductor on the
brsnch, will marry Il Jeff. City lady
Sant. D.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

At the fair last week we met Mr..
I. Dickerson, of Illiopolis, H., who
has been here many times before
with that nervy little race mare, Lids
D., who is now in his string with d
number of other good ones. Mr.,
Dickerson likes Mexico and is pro
fuse in his praise of our fair. He is
a clever gentleman and when you
see him on the grounds you may
know there are some good horses
with him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

Pallor, languidness, and the APP
pearance of ill-health being no Ion.
ger fashionable among ladies, Ayers
Sarsaparilla is more largely resort.
ed to as a tonic-alterative, ~nervine,
stomachic, and builder'up of the
system generally. This is as il
should be. Ayers is the best.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

Miss Carrie Berry was over from
Auxyasse last week to visit her pa
rents and attend the fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

Mrs. Matte I'hippS. nj 81. Louis,
!. the guest of Mrs. Emma Myers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

Repi. Orear, Il prominent architect
dst. Louis, was up t" attend the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

Misses Julia Corner and May
Head are visiting in Ccntraila.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

Mrs. Joseph Spence and Mrs. K.
N. Robinson are home from Il pleas
mt visit to Columbia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

The new Union Depot in st. Louis.
cue OF the largest, if not the largest
hthe United States was opened Sat
4day night
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

We, the jury, do find that the dead
body before us is that of w. II.
Houghland and that from the evil
dence he came to his death by a
gun shot wound in the hands of
Henry Hinton. Witness our hands
before the Coroner of Audrain coun-
ty, Missouri, Sept. 3, 1894.
E. l.. CoHooN. B. WADDINGToN.
FRANK PIERCE. CIV MARSHALL.
VIM. NIvIoN. r. H. BROWN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

HIS. ". X. Potts is in Fayette,
As., where her little aine year old
sPhex was killed by being kicked
gahorse Il few days since.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

d. l.. Ferris will likely move his
aally to st. Louis to reside temper
aiY. He and his father are manu-
aaafng a patent stove which Is
!ats popular.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

On Monday night ". I. Day bor'
nEed $1,000 from the Mexico
Building and Loan Association pay
ng $50 bonus.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

Mrs.. Arthur Paul Is in Mexico on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

Miss Bessie Reed i dawn from
Noberly visiting relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

The JEWELER.

= D Ferris is up from st. Louis.
r;rcnit Court begins next Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

Rainy Sparks, Of Little Rock,
hE., is here on 4 visit to his moth
q, ms. Belle Sparks. Rainy was
sksner citizen of Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

Free for all trot, purse 500.
King Patchen, br. $. by The King, NJ.
Picker, Kirksville, Mo-, .-..,..-....-.l l
Red Glover tDixonl =
Light Hall Carter 3
Time-2:2i. 2:25, 2:2ai2.
30 stallion trot. purse $500:
Elevator, b. 3. by Sims Clark Chief
tCarterl.
Forrist Bird tArnoldl 3D.
Time .sl3I 3.2i.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

Ninety tiny reptiles crawled lout
ahe body of one garter snake cut
u !Eo by a train at Washington,
No. Several aflidavits support the
singular oto,r
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

Locke Macfarlan" i in Kansas
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-09-06

On Monday, September 3rd, Tom
as, the one year old son of Mr.. and
an. Kelly Quisenberry, died of
| adara infnntnn
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-11

l1nfreimiQiser 9umor in TaQe tenns
5ei9net ben @ei@dftsbrief zines bieberen
o%fpreuBii@en 0iebju@ters, ben oerielbe
tiirali@ an einen 8~0nissberser Tlsri3er>
meiiter lanbte. Das S@reiben lautet
NIT geibeboltans ouer ortbosrapbii&en
unb ifiliitii&en Qi3ensen m0rtli& folsens
b%ermaBen; 0a sic, 9ieber Greunb, ein
@@le@ter iinb, 10 babe i'd mid einen
O@jen fir sic an9etauft, aut ben mir
mou bonbeln. Da i'd ni@t intereilant
bin unb sic 10 feines @efabl. baben,
baB CT 10 gut bel 2ei5e lit seiuno wie
meme ibrise Tamilie bic beitens sraBen
ld6t. Inter 70 Gbalern fam i'd mid
aber BON Dem Gieb ni@t trennen uno
iollen Sie fir ben Preis auf Mi@aeli
nod smei O@ien in einem 8riefe erbals'
ten. IS sibt 3war nod anoere S@ien
senus, bic moblfeiler iino ober bic iino
teinen S9uB Pulper wertb. &ar3li6
iinb aud &alber fertis s%eworoen. Mei>
ne fetten 9ammels iinb bies Sabr etmas
mayer, neil es in bic 9roBe Erodenbeit
nidt seresnet bat. No@ bite i'd, Oh
i'd lit Der @uri tseit ni@t cine Partie BON
Sbren @ebarmen befommen fam, oenn
i'd sebe MIDI bier ni@t mebr init S@meis
men ab. @@reiben Sie mir nur, Oh bic
O4len ni@t ftiber tommen iolen als
Mi9aeli fommt, bann made i'd mid
nit Sbnen aui ben @es, ionf bleiben
sic 10 lunse bel mir auf ein ebrli@es
@emiNen in Tatteruns, benn mas i'd
nur 10 i'm &opfe babe, iino an Die 3ebn
Tuber 9aberitrob uno i'd babe mid audi
anbers ti@tis Drei@en laien. 8is
auf meitcre @erantwortuns uerbleibe i'd
BIS arf meme S9ien Der Sbri9e, gu
70 pielen MiBoeutunsen Der 8rief in
Nolqe Der pielen "termini technici"
Nnlab aeben t0nnte. 10 bat Der S@la@>
ter ieineu 6renno bod iebr. mebl ueritan>
ben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-11
@etn 4taotS.GIebator.

Was mir beiirdtet lit einSetrofien;
bas Staatss Oberseridt fat bic Gnt:
i9eibuus bss Oiitrittridters WiQis
in 8etreii bes Staatss Gleuatorbaues in
DULUTH umseitoBen uno ertIdrt, bab
Ser Staat tsin @edt babe, ii9 nit &C.
treibebanbel ~ beiaiien, pona9 alio
bas bon Der leeten 2e9islatur in oisisr
:8e;iebuns paiiirte @eiee ais uneonitis
tutioneu srtldrt lit. Die Gutldeioun9
uuurbe burd ben Sberri9ter Mit3eQ
Absesebeu, moran iid uniere 6armer bel
p%aienoer @elesenbeit erinnern ioQten.
Gs lit iomit in oieiem Taa. ME iii ans
bereu TGQen, NO oas @obl oes Soltes
une uamsntlid BIS Tarmers beriidiids
tist weroen ioQ, sesan9en. Wenn bic
Monopoliiten teinen anoeren Nuswes
mebr miiisn, ibncn nidt in ben &ram
padenbe 0eiete 81 beieiti9en ODER beren
Nus fibruns 81 u%erbinoern. 10 iu9en iie
ii9 einen ibnen unter9ebenen Gi9ter,
Der bieielben gan; einfa3 fir %unconitis
t~utioneQ crtldrt uno oas 1T aIsoann
sewobnIi9 Sas Gnoe pom 9ieoe. @as
nun lpecieu ben gleuatnrbau III Oulutb
b%etriiit, auf wel9en bicTarmer nit He9t
10 9roBe 9ofinunsen seiett, 10 1T bic
9us fibruns oieies Erojsttes our@ bic
Mitdea'ide Gntideibuns %menisitsns
p%orlduii9 sur llnmo9li3feit seworoen.
g(ues mas Dem Varmer nunmebr in be-
ier Nnselesenbeit gu tbun iibris bleibt,
1T, iid 81 uereinisen uno oafir gu iorz
gen, baB iernerbin nur ;uuerlaiiise 2euz
te in Die @%eiet9ebun9 9el9idt weroen,
wel9en es %anbeim9e'teat ii, Swedsntiprez
9enoe @eiete ST erlaleu, uno a(s=
baum fir teiuen Gi9ter mebr 81 ltim>
men, pom Dem man erwarten tann, oaB
er lid ais @ertSeu9 uon Capitalize ten
nuo Monopoliiten benutcn laBt.
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&eueWeS pots, Gon9reb.

Der Gonsreb trat ant Mittpo1 lette,
Wo9e mad S@luB Der Weibna9tsterier
ruieber suiammen. gines Der eriten
@ei@afte i'm 9auie NOR Der Nmtras, bi.
8iHon'ide EariisYiu CUR Debatte auis
Sunebmen, absr pier Gage lang murbe
oies bur@ bas Tlibuitern Der &epublis
taner uerbinbert. Grit ant Montas in
bieier @o@e seIans es ben Demotraten,
aus ibrer ei9enen Mitte Elm Quorum
suiammen3ubrinaen unb boraufbin be
Debate 3u %erSfinen. Mtan boiit, i'm
9auie nod III bieiem Monat cine Mbz
Thinning iiber bic Blu gu er;ieIen, bas
9aupttreffen barlber mirb aber wabr>
i3einli@, ME bel Der Silberfrase, erit
i'm Senat l%tattinoen.
Sn Der 9awaiisN n~seIesenbeit lit man
nod INNER I'M llntlaren, bod %perlautet,
baB @eianbter @ilis ieinen Snitruetios
men semdB Der proutioriiden &esieruns
otfieieQ a~ntiinbiste, baB bic Ser. Staas
ten ermarteten, bic prouiiorii@e &eaies
run9 ioQe oas &u6er nieoerle9en. Oie>
lelbe antwortete inbeB NIT einem perem>
toril3en vSs MIDI" Sn;wiiden erfabrt
mon. baB England wiQens iei, ii9 Der
enttbronten &0nisin an%sunebmen.
Der Miiouri GonteifoQ wurbe ba>
Snr@ beenoet, boB bur9 elm itridtes
Parteiuotum Der 0emotrat 3obn 81
Neil ais 81 Sib uno St,mme bereGtiat
mur6e.
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$4,000 ehtm er3tns8elo.

9us S9luBatt in Der uon Der leeten
9eaislatur nit 10 u,el Yarm in Sccne
9eletten &oblentruit : unteriu9un9en
BARI wobl Die ous9ongs LETTER Wo@e
CUR Gnti@eiouns selan9te S&aoenerz
iaetlase Don Sobn $. &booes sesen
bas Legislative Gntiz& oblentruits Is omite
betradtet weroen. Sn Der &laseia@e
banbelte ss ii9 betanutli3 UNI bic an>
seblid unaeredtiertiste Bei@lasnabme
Der @el9aitsbu@er in Ser Office BON
&booes. Na9oem bas Sber9eri3t bic
tir;Ii@ uon unS erwdbute gnti&e.Suus
abseseben, pona@ ii9 bas Yriuilesium
Der 2esislaturmitslieoer auf bloBe
Straiirei9eit wabreuo Der 5isunssseit
beidrantt uno ni@t auf Vorsussre@te
III Giuilproseilen, wuroe bas ucn @boz
bes an9etrcnste S%eriabren an bas Diz
itrittser,6t suriiduermieien. Nuf &C.
;uw pes &laesrs srnannts Der Diiritt=
rt6tcr Sits Ben g(buotuttH 9obh 6.
Eownlep aus ct. Ydu! ols @eferent,
wel@rm es obtos, ben anseri@teteu S@az
ben fefsuitellen. 0ieier bat nun benz
lelben auf $3, 500 bere@net, uopon auf
iebem Der iieben @ertla9ten, &i@aro u.
@alib, Ssnotius Donnelp, g. 9.
Winiton, Sames u. 8osss, 9iaer $.
6ortom, @iQiam 9odmoob uno Trant
8. Morie $500 faQen. @ennslei6
Der 8laser au9 feline $50, 900, mel@e
CT als Gnti9aoisuns uerlanste, erbielt,
miro er audi wobl nit bic ibm Suertamnz
ten $4,000 5ufrieoeu iein; Elm 10 tleines
@9mersenspflaiter@en 1T immerbin an
uebmborer oem ais Elm 9auptwert;eua
bes bejasten &oblentrults iiberfibrt uni
binter S@luB uno Niesel seltedt 81
werben. @as nun bic gu sablenoe Gnt:
i4aoisuns onlanst, wiro bieielbe ni@1
BON sen senounten GomitezM itslieoerr
1e(bjt It, ionbern aus ben $50, 900, wel9t
Die Se9islatur CUR Deduns Der llnfoiter
bel Der l1nteri u6uns unb aQenfalli9e'
@traien bes Gomites onsseiett bat, be:
3ablt werben. IS 1T alio Bel bieie'
sanSen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 sc:
fommcn pie mir es uorausi a9ten; BIZ
BON oer 2esislatur be~iui9ten $4,000
merbcn jeoenfaQs i@on aufsebrau@'
1ein, aber baB 6er &oblentruit 9ebro@e1
uno sic &oblen biliser seworoem waren
bapon BADEN wenisltens mir nod ni&ts
gemerft.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-11
Die na6e,u QSn,lid bemolratiiden

Die nabeSu Sdn3lid bemotratii9en
Observation-Disclosures uon Georgia unb
SabsGarolina baben ii& trot gleuelano
fat einitimmis fir Silberfreiprdsun9
unb cine ab9eitufte Gintommeniteuer
ertlart. llnb bod bat mon uns 10 uiel
BON einem llmi@wunss in ben Nnii@ten
Der Siibldnber ~ @unten Der Glepes
lanbI@en @olopolitit u%or3umalen &C.,
iu@t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-11

Xonbon5. San. Na@ elmer Mels
bun9 at bic Gimes aus Wien bat Gr3s
berso9 Salpato cine automatii9e &u>
seliprite anseiertist, mel9e $50 bis
4sO S9iHe lit BET Minute obfeuern
tonn. &au@loies Suluer fann 81 berz
ielben bel ieoer @itterun9 uermcnbet
merben. Nus einem Qauf bieie Wi:
traiuenie iino 40, 900 S@aiie abseseben
moroen, obnc ba6 berielbe i%r9enbmie &C.
litten batte. Die Moroipriten toiten
1000 @uIoeu 6aS Stiid.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-11

1teber ameritanii@e !3uitdnbe unp
oeren 8eurtbeiluaa bur@ ausldn6iide.
namentlid oeuti3e 3eitunsen, brinet bic
81. .. Plattbiti@e Yoit" Die folsenbe
intereiiante S@ilberuns: r8enn aus
lanoii@e, namentli@ oeuti@e 3eitunsen
ameritanii6e 3uitanoe i@il6ern mo0en,
10 mablen iie gu oielem l3mede nit yorz
liebe bic Nuswii@ie bes ameritanii@en
Sebens, obne ieoo9 AUDI II an3uoeuz
ten, bab es II Musmi@ie iinb. l1no
10 birfen mir audi wobl NIT Si9erbeit,
ermarten, in ben beSei9neten 3%eitunsen
bemnadit cine S@iloeruns oes entietliz
den Tauittampfes awil9en smei Trausn
81 finoen. Der an einem Nbenb porletter
8o@e bel Gort Game, in ber Mabe pom
@%iltesbarre, 3d., aussefo@ten wurbe.
Mrs. Muuisan bate einem Oetectipe
p%erratben, ba6 lire Na@borin, Mrs.
&arnep, wabreno bes Strite auf Der
2ebisb @aQep>Giienbobn be,m Ginieifen
bet Giienbabni&ienen sroBe Sbatisteit
entmidelt bate. @abrenb Der Detective
aber nod Yittston siny, um bort einen
9aftbefebl 9e9en Mrs. &arnep gu er>
lansen, lieB bieielbe bur@ ibre 6reunz
oinnen Mrs. Muui9an mad elmer abse>
lesenen Stele loden, unb bort muroe
Der Mnseberin bic Wabl seIoKen, nit
Mrs. &orney einen 6auittompf aus3u>
fe&ten, ODER cine sebOrise Gra@t S@ld9e
in Gmpfans gu nebmen. Mrs. MuQiz
gan, cine e@te Srldnoerin, wdblte natiirz
lid bas @ritere unb 10 biloeten be anz
weienben Trauen einen &reis, in mel&em
Der &f Dor ii3 9ins. Beibe &amz
pferinnen maren sroBe mustulOi { Weiber
unb fo@ien NIT pabrer 8erierterwutb.
Bolo mal5ten iie 1i5 AUDI. 1@la9eno,
beiBeno unb troteno auf Dem @roboben
berum. bas Blut floB Don @eioen III
Str6men unb iie bradten chamber Wun=
ben bel, beren Spuren 1ie bis OIL i9r
Qebensenbe bebalten weroen. @3lieB>
lid mar Mrs. &arnep aber i'm Tortbeil
unb bic 8eitie ersriff nun einen 9roBen
Stein uno bammerte bamit auf ibre
@esnerin los, bis oieielbe bas 8emuBtz
fem %perlor, iie ielbit aber 10 i&ma@ 'par,
ooB fie pom &fplate fortsetrasen
meroen muBte. Sett liest Mrs. MuQi>
gan i'm hospital, bei1en Wer3te ni6t an
ibrem Muftommen 9lauben, Mrs. &ars
neg ober lift 10 ipurlos semoroen, baB bic
Detectiues ie ni@t finben f0nnen.-
l1no wenn bic 3eitunsen oes Nuslanbe:
bies entietlide grei9niB ibren 2eiern als
Sittenbilo aus Dem 9emDbnliden omeri:
tanil@en 2eben bieten, 10 weroen nil
uns hieS wobl 9efouen laiien maHen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-11

Paris, 8. San. Sn Oiieau lie
Petit i'm Departement Der Sartbe iinb
bel VI ssrobun9en bic @uinen elmer gall
lii9en Staot aufsefunben uorben, welz
DE aus Der &Smer5eit gu itammen i@eiz
men. Die @tabt, bic et,pa 80, 900 Gin
wobner sebabt baben muB unb beren
Namen unbetannt 1T. i@eint our@ elm
@robeben 3erit0rt moroen an iein. TIM
ter ben @uinen befinbet ii@ elm GROCER
Eempel, pom benz Elm Gbeil nod mobl
erbalten 1T, iowie Elm GDeater unb per-
idieoene Dentmdler. @eri@ieeene Min>
gen iinb sefunben moroen, wouon cine
aus ber :3eit bes &aiiers @onitantin ber<
rIbrt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-11

wenn aud ni@t gang 10 sroB wie int
letten Sabre, immerbin cine auBerit re-
ipeetabIe. % bic Situnsen sei9lois
len 9ebalten werben, tonnten mir bis
gum S4luB unierer Tormen nod ni@ts
iber bic @erbanblunsen erfabren.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-11
Buflens Wrnica=S albc.

Die Bette Galbe In Der gSelt iar Sdntitlpunben
lluetIdluqen @,nhen, GeId,uire, SalSiub, Sledten
aufseiprnnsene Sanoe.. Sroitbeulen, 9ii1nsranssn nno
ToQTSubiae Vefr{eSisuns suseiidert ODER Feline 8e;ab=
lima perlanst. Nreis, 25 Gents bic S@adtel. gu bas
ben Sci >, 81, STen New HIN. .
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-11

~ @oiton bat cine Ma6enueriamm:
lung . Nrbeitsloien bic fol9enoen Sc:
iolutionea paiiirt: rWir iinb eiu
Tbeil bes @emeinweien mir babeu
@edte. Wir mouen uns ni9t burd
Milotbatisteit pauperiiiren unb berabs
wirbisen laien. @ir uerlan9en Nrs
belt uno grob als unier &e9t, ni@t
ais milbe @abe."
Mapor Mattbems uon Bottom bat bic
vMunieipal Miioeiation CUR 8ei@dfti>
suns Der Nrbeitsloien" sewarnt, in
vPolitit unb So3ialismus gu uerfallen.
3ieranf i@rieb @oser @ippler, Elm intez
%reiianter S@riftfeuer, i'm vBonon
9erolb": vNenn bic Stabt ni@t fir
Nrbeit ior9en Tam, ,uer ionit? unb
seraee ba ioute bic Cooperative g beorie
probirt werben. Man t0nnte amf
Staatslano gorbereituusen trefien CUR
Ginri@tun9 BON @taatsfarmen, auf
Staatslanb @erttdtten bauen CUR So
Irritation uon 8etleibunss> @esenttdn>
ben."
Do5u bemertt Gbwarb 8elamp, Der
betannte Weriaier pom "Looking
Backward" in ieiner 3eiti9rift 1.-THE
New Nation'': @eritdnbise 2eier wer>
ben wiiien, baB inter Tortbauer Der BIS
BERGEN Gerbaltnihe bic Nrbeitsloien
~fortan cine Itebehoe Nrmee biloen. ba
nit ieoer neuen Grfinbuns Mrbeitss Or
iparniB e~intritt. vMilotbdtisteit" unb
weiter ni@ts ais vmiloe @aben" iino
inter iol@en l1mitanoen Elm tb0ri9tes
Austunftsmittel. Die Stabt ioQte Der
@efabr, Die uns brobt, ms Nuse idous
Ell unb bic Nrbeitsloien GUT semeinnitis
gen Probuttion orsaniiiren, 10 oaB iie
ielber proou3iren t6nnten, mas lie gum
2eben brau9en. $50 bleibt bic Nmeri>
tanii@e Sntelisen5, menn mir 10 uiele
Meni4em ni@t Dor !bunser bemabren
t0nn IN CUR 3eit, ba bic @etreioeipei@er
gum 8eriten poQ iinb!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-11

Die Staats Tarmer NQiance 0
Minneiota trat AM Dienitos lit Der
y Qumber Gr@anser III Mmneapolis lit
Situns. Die Setbeili9uns oaran lit,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-01-06

The house has passed bill ostensibly
to facilitate the transmission of money
through the p0stoi1ice department, butts
provisions would seem to fall short OF
bringing about the desired reform. The
principal features Of the bill are the
adjustment OF the present postal note
and the reduction Offices OH money orders
SO as to make them take the place OF
postal notes and encourage their more
general use. This is q mistake, as will
he readily seen by all who are familiar
with the postal note and money order
systems Of transmitting money through
the mails. For all sums under S. the
postal note is Of greater convenience to
the public and should not be abolished
without the adoption of something to
take its place, Dell Rapids Tribune.
in that the postal note is payable to
bearer and must be paid for we cannot
see wherein its safety and convenience
lies. 1t would seem that an issue of
fractional currency would be much more
convenient. 1t could be as safely trans
mitted, be more convenient and cost the
sender nothing for the exchange.