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The Monticellonian., 1895-10-18
COMING ATTRACTIONS

Arrangements have been made with the South the Southern Lv- eeum Bureau, of Louisville. Ky. for Lecture and Course at the Opera House in this city, for the coming scason.
 The first to appear will be the Mme. Cecilia Eppinghousen Ba. ley Concert Co.,, OH the night ot the 26th inst.
 Mme. Bailey is not only great vocalist, but an accomplished pi- anist, actress and GnqHist.
 She will Ec accompanied by Miss Bertha Eppirghoasen, the well known reader, who is both talented and handsome, also Miss Dolly Williams, who is gradu- ate of the Boston Conservatory of Music, and brilliant pianist of wide experience.
 To all lovers ct the beautiful and artistic, this will form Il unique and delightful evening.
 The fact that these attractions arc under the control of the Southern Lyceam Bureau is suf fcient guarantee Chat they will be strictly first class in every partic- ular.
 Remember the date, Oct. 26th,
The Monticellonian., 1895-10-18

As remedy for all forms of Headach Electric Bttcrs hns prov ed to be the very best. It effects d permanent cure and the most dreaded habituaI sick headaches yield to its influence. We urge all who are afflicted 10 procure Il bottle, and give this remedy fair trial. In case of habitual cousti- patton Electric Bitters cures by giving the the needed tone to the bowels, and few cases long resist the use of this medicine Try it once. Large bottles only Fifty cents at Brown, Hall X Co.'S. Drug Store.
The Monticellonian., 1895-10-18
WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS.

PaoPRIEToRs P. P. P.:
 It becomes my duty to add my testimonial to the wonderful cura- tive properties of P. P. P. (Prick- ly Ash, Poke Root and Potas- sium.) Some years ago 1 bruised my ankle on my saddle stirrup; from little scratch the place be- gan to enlarge until it was as large as the palm of my hand, diseharg ing pus, exposing part ot the bone. 1 called to see physicians, and they pronounced it as a fever sore, and incurable. It became so painful and swollen so badly that I tried bandage for relief until secured Il rubber supporter for temporary relief, 1 began to use internal rem edies, trying several different kinds without any apparent relief. 1 resolved to try P. P. F., which I did. After using one bottle the result was such 1 continued until the sixth bottle was used, when my rubber supporter was not further required, as the sore was completely healed and swelling entirely gone. l therefore take pleasure in saying to the public generally that it IS my belief, from actual experience, that the use oi P. P. F., if properly persisted Tn will cure any case ofimpure blood or blood poisoning.
 Respectfully,
 PROF. B. F. HICKEY, Postmaster
 Wichita Falls, Texas.
 I, the undersigned, knew Prof Hickey at the time he commenced to take P. P. P. for his sore leg and 1 did not think cure possible I noticed it's progress from tho start, and must say the remarka ble cure P. P. P. brought abou' was something marvellous.
 R. TAYMAN, Druggist,
 Wichita Falls, Texas.
The Monticellonian., 1895-10-18
L ,OOk HERE! O ~ g S

Having made up my mind to follow my profession for the rest of my ffct therefore wish to say to fnv friends. and the public generally, that nm iully prepars ed to treat any and all diseases of the eye, Also do opthalmc surgery.
 can oniy refer you to my 70 years prae tice, in and around Monticello as testimo- nials of my success. al,o test and suit glasses to the eye. use Hawks Chrvstal- lzed Lenscs-the very bet pebble glass
 Respectfully, If. W. ]. HAMM
The Monticellonian., 1895-10-18
List of Premiums.
Department "A."

DtDdTtu1cDl A. Mule, age considered, ". II. Isom.
 Mule, suckling, (dist.) W. F Skipper.
 Mules, pair in harness, W. H. Isom.
 Jack, 3 years and over, W. F. Skipper.
 2nd Jack, Frank Yount. Stallion, 4 years and over, (dist. A. c. McCan.
 Stallion, ? years and under 1, (dist9 W. F. Skipper. Stallion, sucking, ldist.) W. F. Skipper.
 Mare, ? years and under 3, dist Worthen Hammock. Colt, sucking, (disD Worthen Hammock.
 Fastest pony, (dist9 Ben Wyatt End l" l" '' Bob Smith Buggy horse, Vance Bordeaux. Single turnout, Mrs. A. E. liar ris.
 Saddle horse. Walter Wilson. | rf Boar, A. w. Jeter. Sow, do
 2nd. sow, S. NJ. Kilian. South Down buck, w. II. Isom 's eve, do Merino buck. do
 's eve, do Native buck, Jno. Hogue.
 < eve, do Jersey bull, registered, A. w Jeter.
 Native COW, Miss Sallie Wilson Brown Leghorns, J. W. Savage White Brahmas, do Pr. turkeys do Pr. Toulouse geese do 2nd Pr. .' {" do Pr. native ducks, Miss Genivey' Savage.
 Department e." Display stoves, II. M. Han
The Monticellonian., 1895-10-18
(4-34Z.) N otiGe fer Pub1ieation.
LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN. ARK. 1CnE

LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN. ARK.
 SEPT, 12, 1895.
 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of Drew County. Ark, at Monticello. on Oct 3lst 1895. viz: Henry Jones, of Drew County. Ark, H. E. 13740, for the South-Ei,st quarter of North-West quarter and North hnif of South-West quaitet, Sec tion two, Township eleven, South, Ranges six, West
 He names the following witnesses to pr,ve his continuous residence upon, and cult:va ton of, said lard, viz; Gilbert Jones, of Coleman, Ark l; Charles Simpson, of Cole. man, Ark; Jerry Collins, of Coleman, Ark, and Andrew Collins, of Coleman, Ak i J A. Ross, Register.
The Monticellonian., 1895-10-18

Tools largest looked mountain to a mole-hill. Mr. Tool acllnowl- edges that Mr. Baker cleaned him up in size; but thinks he could hold bis own as to number, on the same amount of land.
The Monticellonian., 1895-10-18
Bucklen's s Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world fer Cuts, Bruises, Sores, leors, sa Rheum, Fever, Sores, Tette Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Cornf and all Skin Eruptions, and pos lively cures Piles. or no pay rs quired. It Is guaranteed to gie perfect satisfaction or money
 funded. Price 25 cents per b. For gale by Brown. Hall { Co,
The Monticellonian., 1895-10-18
kiins.
tinware, II. NJ. Hankins.
lSepaftin enb "D.'

D splay ot \ .5ricae,nr>, Owens < Lawson.
 Tobacco, in hand, Owens X Lawson.
 Display Forage, Owens & Law son.
 Irish potatoes, spring crop, Ow. ens < Lawson.
 Irish potatoes, fall crop, P. E. Lambert.
 Sweet potatoes, yellow yams, Owens & Lawson.
 La. cane, 10 stalks, o ens X Lawson.
 Display pumpkins, Owens X Lawson.
 Display stock peas, Owens & Lawson.
 Corn, white, Owens & Lawson. Displ y pepper, Mrs. E. NJ. Flu
The Monticellonian., 1895-10-18
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE

Four nice building lots on East Gains Street and three building lots on Fair Grounds Street-con- vement to business portion of town--will be sold cheap. Apply to JAS. R. GOTHAM
 Al 1t. Real Estate Agent.
The Monticellonian., 1895-10-18

 first of the week.
 Mr.-Penticost, of Tillar, was here one day last week.
 A chronic kicker is bad enough, but con, tnual seratcher is worse. Better initiate q mule than n hen. Hunts Cure will do up the worst case of itch known, Price 50 cents.
 Mir. Jas. Swift, of Texarkana, was here during the Fair.
 Mir. Earnest Hammock of Nor rell, was here during the Fair.
 Dr. Collins midwife, of Tyro, were here during the Fair.
 Mir. Will. Pickens. of Walnut Lake, was here last week.
 Miss Emma Trotter has return- ed from visit to Temple, Texas.
 MT. w. D. Trotter, of Little Rock, was here last week.
 Sell your cotton for tho cash, and buy your goods from the Racket Store.
 City Marshal, W. R., Hammock. made trip to Morrell last week. Mr, Jas. Dean, of Portland, was here the first of the week.
 MT. w. II. Paschal, of Tillar, took in the Fair here last Friday. Just received at Eck's gallery, a large stock of the latest picture frames and moulding. 1t Mrs. J, E. Farley is visiting rel atives and friends in Ashley Coun- ty.
 The young people had nice Ball at the Opera House last Fri. day.snight.
 The Mime. Cecilia Eppinghous- Bailey Concert Co. will be here Oct 26th. Remember
 Mr. Jno. Edwards, of Mist, Ash Icy County, was visitor here last week.
 Mrs. Dallis Miles, who has been quite sick for some time, is inn proving
 Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Burks have returned from a visit to Little Rock and Pine Bluff.
 A lady was so reduced in flesh last sum- mer by the chills that she actually had to wear suspenders to hold her corset up. Some friend advised her to take Cheatham's Taste less Chill Tonic-she did so. That pair of sLspenders for sale cheap. She now tips the beam at 40 0pounds.
 Messrs John and Mode Collins. of Tyro, spent Fair week in our city
 Mir. c. F. Wells, editor of the Dcrmott Incubator, paid the Fair visit last week.
 Mir. Ned Bradley, of the Warren News, took in the 2lst Annual Fair at Monticello last week.
 Dr. J. A. Bond and wife, of Warren, were here during the Fair.
 Just reeeived-S2, ,000 worth of dry goods and large conslgn- ment of shoes. Give us call.
 RACKET STORE. Our clever friend, R. Lee Col lins, of Lincoln County, took in the Fair last week.
 MT. Julius Clary, of Warren, was here last week and had some good horses.
 l will put you an iron back in your fireplace for S2.00 42-2t. J. II. CoNLEY,
 Our neighbor, the Aduance got out neat and newsy Daley dur tug the three days of the Fair.
 Mr. Will. Brown who is attend. ing school at Batesville, is here this week.
 Hundreds of people drag along through the weary Summer months their lives made miserable by chlls and fever and who could be well and happy if they would only take Cheatham's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It never fails to cure and is only 30 and 75 cents per bottle. "No cure, no pay"
 Sheriff, l.. E. Morgan has re- turned from Little Rock where he carried Ben. l.. Carpe inter, for safe- keeping.
 D,, oIayo, old frapd Mr I
The Monticellonian., 1895-10-18
THE FAIR IS OVER.
Not What it Should
 Have Been.
But Might Have Been Worse.

Ark. closed last Friday. The ex hibits were meager and the at tendance slim, but those who at tended appeared to enjoy the oc caslon 10 the fullest extent. I'm agricultural display was made bN Mr. l.. D. Owens, Mr Cary Law son and MT. T. W. Gullcdge, ant we want to say that it was Il req good one, and coaclusively proved that the good old County of Drew can grow corn, cotton, peas, DO tatoes. pumpkins, tobacco, oats rice, wheat, &e., &a., equal to any place in America. The larges' portion of this excellent display was made by MT. Owens, and, foI which, he is certainly deserving O the thanks and gratitude of every patriotic citizen within the bounds of the County.
 A most excellent exhibit ot poultry was made by Mr. w. J Savage, of Warren. In his col lection were Bronze Turkeys Toulous Geese, Leghorn, Wyan- dot. Brahma aud other varieties oi chickens, Pekin Ducks, &c.
 The Floral Hall as is usully the ease, was a credit to the oe casion. While II was not as ful as we have seen if, the specimens dis played were equal, II not superior, to those of former years. The dis play of flowers and hot house plants was made by Mrs. John Ahrens, one of of our most beau tiful and enterprising ladies, and the display proved her lady of taste and good judgment.
 The display of preserves, jellies, canned fruit, cakes, bread, &c. was par excellent, and for this beanti- ful exhibit, credit is due to Misses Minnie Wells, Sallie Wilson, Bal ma Avant, Phenton Wells, Mrs. w. NJ. Allen and others.
 Mr. F. W. Eek had nice dis, play of Photographs, which show, ed him te be master of his bus incss.
 Our old reliable hardware mer- chant, Mr. Harry Hankins, made Il beautiful display of his wares, which attracted a great deal of at tention. If every merchant in Monticello would do as much for the Fair as Mr. Hankins, We would have show worthy of notice.
 In the Stock Department Mir. A W. Jeter and MT. sam killian had some fine hogs and cows and Capt. w. H. Isom, of Selma, and Mr. w. F. Skipper, of Baxter, had nice lot of young horse and mule colts
 There were many other things on exhibition worthy of mention but we refer the reader to the list of premiums awarded, which is herewith given:
The Monticellonian., 1895-10-18
Department sE. :"

Department "E." , yds. rug carpet, Miss Norma Brooks.
 Rag fancy work, (dist9 Miss Bertie Matthews.
 Sun Bonnet, Mrs. MeClerkiu. White Apron, Miss Mamie Me kennon.
 Cotton counterpane, white, Mrs. II. W. Wells.
 Silk patchwork, tdist9 Mrs. s F. Pickens.
 Silk patchwork quilt, Mrs. S F.. Pickens
 Worsted patchwork quilt, Mrs. s. E. Pickens.
 Plain sewing, Miss Minnie i Wells.
 Fancy woolen counterpane, Mrs. NJ. A. Trantham.
 Plain pillow cases, Miss Bertie Matthews.
 Calico patch work quilt, Mrs Grace Allen.
 Fancy rug, Miss 1zora Hegue Fancy pillow eases, Miss Ma mic Mcken on.
 Fancy handkerchiefs, Miss Sal lie DolInhitc.
 Infants dress, Mrs II. W. Wells Skirt, by machine, Miss Golden Etheridge
 Calico dress, Miss Beltie Mat thews.
 Fancy pin cushion, Mir Z. " Hyatt.
 Cotton tidy, Miss Cora Whitta. ker.
 Crochet work, in zephyr, Mrs i D. J III diOutN N'
 Specimen silk embroidery, Mrs Dot Connelle.
 Display skeletonlzed flowers, Miss Bertie Matthews. Scrap book, Miss Bertie Mat thews.
 Dressed doll. by girl under IA Mary Will Montgomery. Herbarium, Mss Bertie Mat thews.
 Specimen sewing, girl under IA Miss Gussie Maxwell.
 Fancy work, by girl under h. Dressed doll, Miss Bcrtie Mat thews,
 Specimen knit lace, Miss Mimi, Wells.
 Calico patchwork for quilt Mrs. c. T. Norris.
 Department 'F.' 5 lbs. lard, Miss SaIlie Wilson Honey, strained, do Peach preserves, do Quince do Pear :" do Plum Preserves, Miss Phentor Wells.
 ? lbs. butter, Miss Sallie Wilson Pickles, sweet, do
 cucumber, Mrs. Wm. Al len.
 Pickles, mixed Mrs. E. s. Ma loney.
 Tomato catsup, Mrs j. M Raj ney.
 Loaf bread, salt yeast. Mrs Wm. Allen.
 Loat bread, hop yeast, Mrs. H NJ. Wilson.
 Corn bread, Mrs. Wm. Allen Pound cake, Miss Balma Arant Silver cake, Miss Mamie Nc kennon.
 Wine, red grape, John Ahren'
 white grape, Ms. Wn Allen. Wine, black berry, Miss Phento Wells.
 Mince-pie. Miss Minnie Wells. Black berry jam, Mrs $. J. Malc ney.
 Vinegar, Mrs. Wm. Allen. |. Cider. Mrs. II. M. Wilson.
 Apples, l pix, Miss Sallie Wi . son. :. Peaches, lpk., Miss Sallie Wi son.
 Display frnit, Miss Sallie Wi son.
 Pears, l pix, Walter Ballard. } Sauerkrant, Mrs. Wm. Allen. Apples, pix, dried, Mrs. Nev Allen. Peaches, I-2 bu., dried, MiI
The Monticellonian., 1895-10-18

Prof. J. l. Spence, of the City Graded School, was called to War ren last week by the death of his cousin-Miss Montgomery.
The Monticellonian., 1895-10-18

List of Letters Remaining in the 20. at Monticello, Ark,
 Unclaimed for 30 days. Denson, Miss Anna.
 Johnson, II. T.
 Prunnett, D. A.
 The above unless called for within the next two weeks will be sent to the dead letter office a Ii. BELL. P. NJ
The Monticellonian., 1895-10-18

Mr. Luther Dillard and wife have returned to their home in this city, after taking in the sights at the Atlanta Exposition.
The Monticellonian., 1895-10-18

We were shown last week, by MT. James NJ. l.. Thomasson, one among our most enterprlslng farmers, a specimen of his lintless cotton. The pods, or bolls, look like tho common cotton bolls, but they are filled with seed, without particle of lint. It is claimed for this cotton.seed that it will make 400 bushels per acre, and as fertilizer it cannot be excelled.
 Our old friend, MT. E. J. Baker, of Long Prairie, and our merchant friend, Mr. W. T. Tool, of this city, entered sweet potato-growing contest, early this spring. They made a show down the first ot this week, and MT Bakers largest when plae ] along side of nr.
The Monticellonian., 1895-10-18
Cure for Headache

emember the date, Oct. 26th.
The Monticellonian., 1895-10-18
Local Mention.

T. E. Burrows, of Memphis was here this week.
The Monticellonian., 1895-10-18

, yds. rug carpet, Miss Norma Brooks.
 Rag fancy work, (dist9 Miss Bertie Matthews.
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8ert,tti@teS.

Mus Sorban, Scott County,
wirb beri@tet, baB ii@ letten Donner>
flag ber neunldbr,se Sobn bes Farmers
Brinbele i'm @taue ie.nes @aters er>
bdn9te.
Mm 8. @eptember b. s. be-
sinnt Der 1s. Sabrescurius oes Natio>
nalen Deuti@>Nmerii@en 2ebrersSeni>
mars. Daiielbe bot ii@ bic Mufsabe
seiteQt, fit bic @@ulen oieles 2anoes
ti@tise uno beseiiterte 2ebrer beransu>
bilben; ie ioQen iowobl i'm Deuti@en
als aud i'm @usIiiden unterri@ten t0ns
men, nit be-, @rrunseni@often Der neue>
rem pdoasosit mobl uertraut iein uno
oas @ei@id beiieen, oas eisene Wiiien
ben S9iilern III paiienber Weiie oarju>
bieten. Der unterri@t lit frei; 2ebr>
bii@er t0nnen se9en e,n serinses @ntselt
leibweiie be3oseu mereen; tolentuouen
unbemittelten 3Oalinsen bes @eminars
,perben 0ori&i0e sewdbrt. Sustunft
ertbeilt Director @mil Dappri@, 55s-
56s Broa6pap, Milwautee, Wis.
Dte MidsarosTd d int Dienite
bes 6erri@ers BET @rbe! Su @esenwart
pon anbertbalb bunoert ber selebrteiten
Ta@manner bes 2anoes bat bas unter>
nebmen ber 91iosora 6alls power 60.
einen neuen @ies sefeiert. Sic @ieien
Gurbine nebit Dynamo oes power 9ouie
murben sepruft unb nit sldn5enben1 @r>
folse. Dynamo go. l be~este iid nit
elmer ipielenben 2ei&tisteit uno ent>
lpre@enb elmer pferbetraft BON 5,o25!
Ser 14o Tub lanse Stabli@aft nit ber
md@tisfen Gurbine uno benz sr0Bten
Dynamo arbeitete perfett, uno iiber allen
3meiiel ,uurbe barsetban, baB bic plane
ber @eieui@aft ni@ts weniser als ima>
9indre iinb, ionbern bas Staunen Der
9ansen @elt uerhienen. 3tpei @enera>
loren iinb iett fertisseite1t; l8 meitere
iinb nod aufjuiteuen, oann ermeiit bic
@apa3itdt 3ur Nutborma@uns bet &let>
tri3itdt ouf BET ameritanii@en Seite ber
Tdue 100, 900 pferoetraft.
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Snbem Sale uon 9arrp Saps
warb aus Minneapolis erlieB bas Ober>
serl&t letten Donneritas cine Orber,
mona9 Elm meiterer Wufi@ub ber 6,ns
ri@tuns pom 81. Suli at sewabrt lit,
Bis 3ur gnti&eiouns iber bic Nppella>
ton, mel@e im OttobersGermin bes
@eri&ts 3ur @erbanbluns tommt. 6ar
bic lettere 1T teine betimmte 3eit feitses
iett unb wenn iie in ber reselmdBisen
@eibenfolse tommt, bann biirfte iie erit
1T ber iweiten 9dlfte bes @inters ers
fol9en.
Cine neue griinouus, UNI benz
S@nupsuerbot Elm s@nipp@en gu i@las
gen, 1T tiirsli@ in @noeriou; Snbiana,
an ben Gag setommen. IS meroen
ndmli9 @ailermelonen ;u 81 bas Stiid
uertauft, beren Snneres cine Pint1ai@e
re@t suten @bisties 6irst. IS w,rb
Elm Stiid aus BET Melone beraussel@nit>
ten, binrei@enber Ylas fit bic S@naps>
flai@e in berielben ausseb0lt, bic Glai&e
nit S@naps in bas Sod seitedt, bahelbe
iorsfdltis nit Dem ousseidnittenen
@tide 1uieoer ueri@loKen, bic S&nitt>
iteue lorsfaltis nit @a@s uertlebt, unb
bic S@uapsmelone 1T fertia. Die wtes
lone iiebt troe ibres beoentli&en Sn<
balts gang bormlos aus, uno es beoarf
zines Sa9ueritdnbisen, ur, biele l@euBz
li@e l1ebertretuns oes meilen S@naps>l
uerbotes ;u ent6eden.
SIM Telbla9er bel 2ate @itp
wurbe ont Samlta9 BET Solbat 9eurp
&ep uom 8. Ser. Staaten Snf nfanterie
@esiment auf lie Nntlaae BET Miti@ulb
an oer Gntfabruns sweier Mab@en aus
ber 8e0erunssanitalt in 9teo Wins uer>
baftet. Treb Violet uon @ompasnie
y ." uurbe bereits ant Sage 5uuor auf
ben slei@en @ruuo lin arretirt unb
brei anbere Solbaten oeiielben &esi>
ments, namens 9aines, 8lan@orb unb
Uiolet, Yetterer Elm 8ruber bes Ob9e>
nannten, uel@e oes slei@en Gersebens
be3i@ti9t iiub, ent3o9en ii@ ber gerbaf:
tun3 bur@ Deiertiren. Die OffSiere
oes @esiments ertlaren na@ ben ibnen
9emorbenen Mittbeilunsen, oaB bic
Mab&en nur gu bereitwillis mitsinsen.
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90 1T eritaunli@, auf wel@e abiolut
tinbil9e Sbeen 2eute tomu,eu, ,penn iie
ni@t wiiieu, mas iie nit ibrem @elb
aufanaen ioueu. Seit Wo@en werben
uns ipoltenlanse 8eri@te lber ben
y rDeienoer" unb feline enslii@e @iualin
rgaltpre Ill.," aei@idt. 9eun lou
ieoer seiunoe Sport cine prattii@e
@runblase baben, Eurneu. @ettrennen,
@uoeru, bic neiiten Spiele baben iie;
aber mas tommt bei'm @ettieseln bers
aus? Die neuen Seselmai&ineu, wie
Der Defender, iinb fir aQe prattii@e
3mede unbrau@bar, iie iino peiter
ni4ts, als uou itdnbis leere S@alen, in
benen au@ nod ni@t Elm Mann abers
na9ten Tam. Die 8emannuns muB
auf ben Dampfi@leppern untersebra@t
werben, ,pel@e bic sroben Spiel3euse
au& uon @eselturs gu Sesetturs
i@leppen mii0eu. Die Dinser iino
,ueiter ni4ts, ais bic tleinen @eselboote,
wel@e uniere &inber auf ben Tei@en uno
Seen berumieseln laiien, in's @roBe
ubertrasen, 10 bab AUDI srebe &inber
cine tinbil@e Treuee baben t0nnen..
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81 Mnselesenbeit Der nod unentles
bisten &lasen eesen bic Solsoiebe, rietb
@eneralanwalt Gibbs benz Staatsau>
oitor Dunn, eineu Berslei@ nit ben
Mnsetlasten gu bewertiteuisen uno im
san3en $4,000 on3unebmen, mel&e
uon ben rbo@9etelltsn" @aunern offe<
rirt maren. @tieblt Elm armer Mann
Elm Yaur !6dnbe uoll &oblen ober Elm
2aib 8rob, UNI ii@ Dor @unser nno
&dlte 3u i@iten, 10 wanbert er ins Sc
fdnsniB. Der PlutOtratie miro es ieoo@
seitattet, bic !9dlfte bes @eminnes ein>
;uiteden unb nit ber anberen 9dlfte ei>
nen v@ompromiB" ob3ui@lieben, unb
bann - miro ,peiter9esaunert.
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9d@tt@e Seretttaoe.

8iit be Don e9ben @@rob I'LL Worn,
Me suber Sadie obne Traien,
Denn ,pieblt I'LL ,parst III bir ber 3orn,
Denn i9bi9b bid immerforb 0orn,
Denn mubt be eesal Oriebial blaien,
Denn bel 9eliebbes Saterlanb,
Das i9eenite 2arb in oeibl@en &ei&e,
Das 2anb pou 8ilbun9 III 8eri9banb,
Das lelbit ben Odrten is besannb,
Das bab be roboe @(auenieide.
Sab es baboriobii@ Seit,
,6ab'm mer v@ott lei nit bir" 9eleierb;
Sn gtorb un @ieo, 1T Oit NIB SSet
IS jeeb bas auer9leenite feit
Oobal perbebelo I'LL uer9epero!
Wie 10 mas bel uns mce9lib mar,
@deinb an d @u1ber mir gu i9breifen,
Tn i9limmer marb es ofiembar,
@iel idlimmer nod uon Sabr su Sabr -
Sd 9onn's nod beibe MD be9reifen!
De sanle @elt is ,uie perorebb
lln eesal 'ua@it Der @obben S@barte;
S9ou anselasb is, mas nod l9oebb,
llu ,penn's 10 nod d Seil@en sebb,
Oenn bamn, ie alle Wablbe;arte.
LII po0b ibr miiien sans seua1,
gSas mid al mebridbem bubb uerbrieben?
sc ma9en ,iemals mid @abau;
Die @drle iein ia uiel sn i@lou -
Mer iou'u I'LL 9el,n'n MD uii ie i@ieben!
Ou armcs Goub! Mei Serge 9lobbb,
@eb' i@ oi@ III oen Absruno sleiben;
Wer is 70 i@le@b, baB ct MIDI fobbb,
Menn dime blub'9e Drabne orobbb,
,llii meiner 6arfe 9olone Saioen? =
9fa9 oben ri9o' i'd mel geii@b,
Oas srmmeruoQe, iorsenblei9e,
.3par bab' i& arobe 6oiinuns i,l@b,
Do@ meine Di@berlibbe i@bri@b:
r@rlees ms uon ber robben Sei9e!"
(~Wabrer Safob".)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-18

setd)t peniser ais lo45 @eiese bat
bic @taatslesislatur uon @em Oort in
ibrer nunmebr sei@lo0enen Situns sc:
ma9t. Ob wobl bic 9srren Xe9islato>
rem aud nur ben bunbertiten Gbeil ber
@elete tennen mosen, bic iie sema@t
baben? .t.'
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-18
Tabrplan Der Mortbmeltrrn 8abn.
yta@ Often. 9tad Tetem.

9lIe 3lsc limb tdstid. aussenon,nen g onnta a9s.
g. u. 8. &eteem amm. Isent.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-18
Sur 8camtun8.

Der llnter;ei9netc ma9t biermit betannt,
ba(, CT int Voumsorti1en @ebGube III Court
lamo ein 3ueis: :Sleil9er9ei6ait eroiinet bat.
moiclbit olle @orteu irii6es Sleli6 uMb mas
lonit III ein berartises Gei9aft sebort. ;u
baben iinb. y. q. gerbotb leitet ben BE-
trieb beielbeu.
91ar Neiubart.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-18
3fntcnt4ttcttctt.
8ndlens NrnicazSQl0c.

Dte bette Salbe in ber gSelt fir Sdntitwunben
lNuetidunaeu, gSunben, geIdmIre SalsFub, Ilebten
auiseiprunsene 9anbe, Jroittsnlen Sdbnerausen uns
aIe Sauausi4lase unb betlt unfeblbar 9amorrbooen.
goatanbise Ssirieoisns anse@ert ooer feline scaabs
luns uerlanst Vres, 25 Gents bic Sdadtet. Su ba
ben Bel 8. Dt. Slien, Neu Him.