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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01
Drobe=fdue.

- 9. $. gtiifprb, gltip Gaileu,
Misc.. fit an Nturat9is uno 9lGeuma
&nE us: ieiu WoSea mcr crBer Srs,
tut9, ieine 2eber ma in beuHruhigcuoer
Heiie nH9sSrifen, appetIt nabm ub,
ruo er Gatte an 6leilh une Stdrfe be-
oauteHo ab9su0mmen. Srsi Stoi9en
gtJ!:irides 8t:i;rs" kieiisa len
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01
Sc

Mr5t Ger Ieinen 8aiientea in Der
Saoewaane Flhei): @as MAIDEN Sie
oeun oa im Refer? 8oIen sic fid
osn Sob boieH?
@otiem: Getr Sie Dab.n MIR Ood
seInat: II IeH cie g les. Gle s,e Der.
lh1iettn hats1, n @3afer uebmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01
Suflen's 2Irnicd.Salbe.

SeIte @a;6e Ser @elt 308en ghuitte
Guetidungen. @eIAtpireu, Sol5fluB
Sieberbeulsn .8iugwurm. aufaeiprungen.
6dnne, Sii1nerdu9eu HID ale 0nutdus'
i6tdge. peilt fiber Eites, ODER te'nt
Se5aIlun9 perlnn9t. 6eitun" n(Ifr
5duen oarantirt. ODER Geto Surnfcrf1:-
let. Yreis % Gems DE Uuh|e. g.
6aben Bel @iifsr Sros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

Onfes: SD sshe Jest fort uno ba
ipilf gu semiB oud etiuns S6DntS
gum Qaoenten Oil mith baben, Was
bGite7t gu oeun all liebten?
Gmif: 9eiuen 8opf.
Outel: @einen Gqpi? @arum
oenn?
GmtI, Die Rama iust tmn2r, Gu
Gdtteit 8roBe 8oiiuen I'm 8cpfs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01
uh~6 lia 1snbe.

9aD, &apa, pI oas ibt cine bril-
lante Snee b u arr. p1B ,h Oih here
oct BABE, = @ipfeI gu erfteiseu; bofi
Du ~ '6nereS aefebcn. w!e rie
o. nnten lieat?
az miro mid ir,ffsn ii Ell
DE 6rshost bag; iAleppIt Oh mid
bier r, opf, oom id fe6', he IthDn ea
1T Iutc ?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01
ldnoif dies.

T @nra tier. %. Oct. Der Sc
%taunte 8iarnit gborles Slae lift i'm
aiter bon 77 Sabren eeaO,bsu.
4 Diaor,b, %. Oct. Grei reite,e
3%orpeoot6te iino uoh Guba seIanot
lporc:n uuO eb,nIo 1900 Mnuieteez
10. 9te.
oonbpn. 25. Oct. Gin Gorcaerss
Serotft be;aBt. ooB eer Ntarqus pcn
@ate,ioro IN eiHein 2ihlaa oOu @jsiites-
iiSruH9 SeItfnOrO b~c9an9ea bote.
9 goldn. %. Ocicber. Gie ltstcu
10 NanH BON Der Bei0sang ces auf
see ecrttGuut;n o~msrifanii9en SD # Z
.4a':gio" iin6 iii Yaipata;o, G9ae,
eiH8etyof,u.
2oaooa. "a Oct. Sas ge,mO
meter idnf bsute Gorssn aui IL @s1o
untcr ban @cf5ierpuntt, SIN Mpvoen
lpnr Die Sdtte iebr arg. Sn 2dnca-
'6ire uno an anoereu Srteu ltHei:e es
ludh,eao Der Radt.
4 Der Muiiter Gehner in Ginius
BOT hit eiuer Geuoluerfueel ielnem
Qeben Elm GHoe 9emaht, nodoem er
(etne 9atiin barb ejnen SduS Idluer
oernsuOet 6a:te. GifsrIu1t nlr nos
Not!u Der 9gdt.
Berlin. %. Oct. Die 3Gderpro.
ouctiou il Dsuti6teno Ocitreib. 'Sront,
reid, &st9teu. SuGIauo uno &n6tnnt
ru'rc uuf $3.50. 923 9orucu sei6det
cine @tnutme % $4,000 5oHatn ga
gen bas @o,iabr.
q 0outontincptl, 25. Oct. Sn &r.
sin 3iGn ipGen neue unru6en oorge.
trmmtn EN-. 60 @rmenier puroen
me es hetet 9st6o!st.
Gle tiirtild)e Gsqisrure b2t cit
&uuoidreibeH an Die &ertrrier oe,
Dtddtt unb an ibre gertreter i'm Gus:
!auoe seianot, in iDcIdjem tie erfldIt
cnB Der &ropaIf p9u oen Nrmcnierr
osrnElabt wo, Den lei.
Il Sertiu, %. Sft. Sn BEN &C.
%tuebrma9a5in OR Marmeltltion Dc,
Otiee i'll aict erei9aefe iid Geute eirt
@Ip'olion, wtIher Orei @uItarteiter.
;pelAe t6otlt6 uerlfbt mo:oeu IiIp, sun
Opfer fi.len. Gin in eiucn 6aufsr
Bu!per f%alIenocr Jtnfe bate Die Gu
plolion pernnllBt.
Sanc0ubet, 9. g.. "a. D'toter
Der 2amlf,r "Gmpres Of SopaH"
brinat Die fof9enoen Nagrldten aug
benz Orient: Gin Correspondent ii
5u Sbau ienoet mad itehsnoeu &cr;hi
iiber Die 6inr;dtunseH in aI Gbsrg
AN Wfor3en hes z. 3. so. Gicben eel
N6:ner ipnrocn an 5iiotDor Der 2 intt
bin9erihicl. S1nmtlihe Wiitaljcoel
Der GpmmriIlon Darcu 5Haegeu, mi
4usnabme ucu Capt. Mtufll ua0 ga.
tor 50. 8anniter.
Die S5ene lpar ernulig. 9tur ejrer
or a6pfs fi:t nuf Den erftsn Gtrci6
be ibrlgen ipurOen 5erboft mo oi;
ungfit!ibeu OpIer psrbluteten banr
tau9lum. Die 9inridtungeu erIO'q.
ten ie6r p6stld. Ser Sac Gai bait'
am oorbergcperben Gaqs orsctanois'
oaB 'r eine 9tpeiAe Der &Icet6ai5s
srbatieu tabs, mslde Die 0imi9tuue
9enattcte. 5sitbcm iinb pem 8ice}5
MIG Die Namen BON not5 16 @arbrtusrr
SugeIanot iuorosu, we!We bju9sti6tei
wernen ioQtn.
Gie mQlomeoariIden NuitGao.;
ibeu IN 9ang;u ne5mm CIT G3aAt III
Die 81 ibrer lluterorIduT9 obGsIan5-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

8ir wiiniben u~nIeren aunoen nit
sutbeiten, boB One Wiuute Cough
Cure Elm iiderss unb suuerIdfi9es 9:iI-
mittel fir &inher lit, lpetbe Die 8rdune,
@rtd!tunaeu, SeIirrteit poer 2uugen=
%ent5iinoung babeu. gs 1T leiG5t einan-
nebmen une turirt iduea.-Naiter
Bros,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

Sn oiefer 2a9en oes 3elepbon, Tsel
gropben uno Der @leftrIcitdt uno ree
9umpfes, f6nnen bic 9eute niGt 9aa.
Doer Stnnoen lang nuf @rlei9teruna
iuorten. 9eBbnlb pfferiren mir Sud
One Ninute Cough Sure. Bebe,
2oye, nod Siunbeu, mob Minuier
Dersebsr ebe SIR grlei9teruns be.
Eommt.-Balter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

So lit tein @unoeroins. @5 turi't
ut9t Nues abtr es tarirt SdmOrrgoi-
ben. Oas lit IS was DeQ9itt3 8itii
0asc[ Satue fertia briast uno cat es
in 9uncerten RON GdGeu seItaH.-Wat-
lex Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01
2lus 2ltiHouri.

0o!otn D1t nlh neuelter Cab
Iull 300 G%nrpbrcr, 5S2 mtbr Of
i'm Subr 1890.
- Der Junse Sui. &altenooiL Del
fen Batter bel Goncorotl oui6Bl9, 10
SelbitmOro bc9ar9cn.
- 8. 8. 5runts pm 6oultoala pa
eiuen 9irnbaum, Dec oicie3 Slbr brei
mol bllbte uno or,imIl 6ribte trus.
- 9etcr 6ranf, cin einiaber Nr
better i'll S,oalih. bat BON ieinem i
Sbpeoen p:ritor5ynM Slter $4,000
9eerbt.
- %. 8. @mca q, 2erbItuabtii5cr 81
lo.@reeufislo, lit cribln9en uno iernt
2et6e ouf ons @~abn9elciie seIcst nor
ben.
- 8ti NtOaol it o!r aft. 5armel
3. ". @aoe III Dem 0arIe fem 8 SOb-
mes, oa3 in 8rauo grrotGen mar, ums
Seoen 9etonlnieli.
Der frIl,re Sfdatsienator Sobm
g. Qartmai uOu 0olosn lit 5ueima
bonn Sb!nae geIii ut DOroen uno lIeat
in brHhungs}plem 3uItlno oarnleoer.
8. 6. YayiOns BON Seoalia ELI
8remIer DR. M'h..9crasbabr, wu,oe
ourd eineu 5fpb segen Die NusGaui:
r6bre zines @niarrcieruoirs t0otl d per
lsBt.
- Der iuuse @rG Gum iisbam Don
8onre Gerre ~itirjis I'M 9unfel oer
Nldt gegcn cine 9lfetfen3. Ssin aopi
5Wdnste iih 5ruii6en 5iuei 8foiten fei
uno Is ertOl9ie Glitidun9.
- 6apette, Uto., 20. DIT. SIN n6r0-
Iiden 9beile BON 6ounro County Dol
es seitern gum erIten Niale in oieier
Sotion 9eidueit. Su Der umse9eno
BON GrmItrong blieb Der S6uce meb.
rere Stanoen lang lie9er.
- 81 Msrico wu,oen am %. 60.
ZbompiOn BON Gentrnlia mo 9ar. Sc
Doe bon bier bon einem @abnlG-3ua
nieoer9eranni uno 3%et6otet. .. s. 9ar'
RIG BON Sutton un0 sc. 6. 8ermiQiOr
IOwie 6. 8. Sturgeon BON MihbletOipr
e%rliiien i6were G%trIebnn9en.
- 8ei TrOp 1T cine Yartie bon jun
gen 2euten, Die uon tinfm @~er9niiger
Surldfubreu, %UermgIilft. 9as 81
ipnnn cling 6urd un0 rnunte eInen itci'
len Sii9el binnb. Ger &ngcn iG)luc
I'M. @et6otet wmbsn 2enu Wotlet
uno Der 7jdbrI9e Sictpr &otinion
i6btli6 pcrictt Oen,p Moilrp unb 9el
&obimlpu.
- Otitiiidltcr unn 6nrmer nus
Oii6i9an wontu ii6 in Der llmseqeLt
UCn Slsmnrd, Mo., u%itoerloHtn. Sur
Der Sron Wpuntain BALM lino 5000
Nder 2dno az bieiem 3pCde er:porber
iporosn. g8ie cS beibt, ipstoen aud
Obiosr uno Suoiauacr Ii6 hen Wi6l
suHcrn oui6li,6cn.
- 8em Ssriuh, nns 9els,ie DC,
W,fpuri Ytc iic Snbn i'll 8ebb Sin
Wp.. III f%renSeu, muroc oas @rlpanl
bon @lQtum Sofer pom etuem rDrold
ae9enoen Yniin9ier5u9 lbeiflbreu mi
Bater auSeubtidti6 setooiet. @r bin
tetldBt cine @itliue unO itds fleiue9i III
Der III ocu turiti9Iteu @erbdltniHsn.
- I'm Irotricicuer Su tsfdmpiu
iuur an Mo1td3 oil 9cnae 8eu0lfsr
un9 uon Sptuguc, einer Stildait il
Der 9iobe Ton 9iid SlQ, Wo., oui9e
boteu WoroCu. gfa6ocm Elm @sbis
pom mebreren Mtsileu oerluiltet iporoer
tulr, 9etan8 Is, bic 8iammen gu untcr
orIder. Nui 0tettiugtD's 5arm 5rdnn
te cine srobe Sdsuue u;eher uuo aud
louit lit uielfater Shnceu au9eri6te
iuoroeu. 2ie un9ep06ntide Groden
Brit bssii ltl9t Die 9tusbreituu9 iebe.
ilsinen 5euerS lebr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01
gett 10 II i t..

8aicr Der Stau!: Bie, oreiBigtaus
5eno 0iarf Shni0en bI5en Sls, Gag tit
ia ein !lein2 8~ermbgsn!
9euerber: Aqere E3s tisin, eter tpd)
IsibIt eriuotbsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

&opfpeb lit Die oirefte 5olae Dor
unueroault6teit uno Waaenle,ben.
Wan beieittJe oiele purd ben @ebraud
n0n SegSitts 2Iitle @drlp &iiers unit
Suer &opfueb oerIdiuinbct. Die be.
ll.bten tleinen Siaen iiberau.-@alfe,
Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

BlnttlidfeIt lit cine empfe6leus
wertbe Guacnc. 9eBbalb oferlren
mir GIb One Miaute Cough Cure.
Gs 1T prompt III 2iaoEruns uno prompt
in ieiner 0eiIung. 81 oieiem 3lpeds
luiro eS fabriSirt.- Malter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01
9 / II elmer 6 q / It.

Nutter: Rarl, 9ib bod oeincm
stweiterded au+ eiR Stud @urit
Setbeilte 6reuoe lit buppelte 5reuoe!
Rarl: 9as idon! I6cr set6eiItt
@urft tft rlr babe &utIl!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01
81 E & u nj I.

q. (ihaofufro1er @oncarrent) Rau
Oerr Naflbar, BADEN Gle benn heuts
idou ettuls eiEgenCmmeE?
9 So9ar pief; bas 5ipeite 5rutfld
uno orei &rii8el Bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

Gin 9srr oleies GOunips, Der nnss
ss5si6nftes llrtbeil beiitt, ia3tf iir5
lid Su uns, haB er feline 8iie feure
Die 10 gut fir uuperoau!idfcit, Sort
leibi3teit uuo 9eber 2eiosu lei, tuie De:
8itts Yittie Carp 9fiiers.-@alter
Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

Home Machine & Supply Co.

AUGUST W0HLT, Gi9enlbhmer.
gaai6iHent9eite, Odmpir66ren, 8eutile
Dele uflu. tets an l5au5. BeIonoere QIf
inertia nteit Miro Der 5teporotnr pom alien
Arten Rai6inem lInb uomentlI6T arm gtd=
idinen sei9entt. @E g%1rantiran nniere
srbeiteu uno lisiern oitielbeu prompt uno
biui9. Jan IS SO
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

TreffenoerS edeiS
Dame: Glio Sic iino inner nod
feeia, Serr Snlpeftpr?
Snlpeftor: Samobt, i6 BIN 10 frei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01
st c d / 5 c +.

92un. iuns madt Sbre 8erlobts?
ggie bliBt u:rlobt, bab' i6 nufgebU'
ben!
Nnfseboben?-nu.....
@eritsbt fit, bab ib ie bod sebei-
ratbet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

u liegt al Der SrDn atcdb. ON Erp FORT in UaAs
toraoc &runtp. lit go Gdsr aroB. msocu 100 Ndss
!ono. S16ns Nohruno. Ghtuue, StnG, Gprncx,k
uHo on0ere siebeuaebaM6e. Giterne nm. euf BEN
HInbe. &eoiReuuS,u: SmtiorittsI goor, Der sish anS
3elt, nae @eliebsn. slo&5uiraesn bet
2bep. 0ToE.
SeTmdHR, Dao
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01
sc / d q 10 : /.

2ebrer: Siit bet ou aber Ilnter'
66i! N,1t bu le enofjh mllbt!
Sans: Nse. Ger Gtb.er, it heff II
BUS blot s5uerfrut intreleu,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

G.atni 81 besFaufeu: cine inoTe 5arm con 10!
y Gdrr. @ou 20 his so Ader iehen uuter 9uIturi
gutes 9pobnbnus. Stnlluu9 NIB ale 9tsoengebduIiG.
teit,u cbeufaGs iuUSer Yfrlid- uuo IpfeIsorteu
u rdt5ufrnsen bei Geo. Z Fl sin9er
6lSl95 Stttle Berger. Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01
- / 3.

Sun9e Sru: Seq mol, lreo @sann,
bin id nu, mp iuie per6tiratbet linb,
eeeeniiih nod oine ntamm5
Mann drumming }: @am nod. on
QeiIt ia bod to oft Ut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01
Denn Sic fr~oiteInoen 2rlor9ennebe

<UNIII VIZ TIVFVIIIVSW |tVI
9Ieib sinsm 2eitsrtube ihsr bic SberHdte Der Orb.
iu9ern. plrh.t abr. bssUr Sbr Sud i'll be raube
fcubte Suft pa9t. nclte pienei9t nit ben Getmeu
Der MafGrta Dber bes i6mer5bniteu 8bsumGtismIS
9eitipon9crt III, gut borou tbuu. etu Wein9IaS ron
ban POftetter's 0insenbtittrs gu lirbnisH, ri Gnb Oa'
onrt ron ben bic Seiunbbeit beerpbeRcen GtmOs-
pbdrti6en Gtnlptrtun9en gu IdlBen. gesnn eS
i6neit. bqgeIt ober rtsHst, brandt bns &itters. nm
beEi 9tbenmottsmuS oosr etHer eeidbrlthep G%rf6ltGu9
oor5ubeu9sn. Sic burd5 oieies an9cucbme nu9cnttdr'
tenbe Mitt.i Der Circulation mitsetbtilte arScrebme
mdrme. ieiue fdrtsnbsn NIB Requirement Gigen-
ifafteu e~npfebcn .s oqeu 7euisni9sn, tpsl4e bic
Shatinde nnsrfsunen. bnB Yurbeussn better ais 9ei-
len lit. Wiou esbraude bas Sttttrs Ge9en Aerhau :
nH~9s6eidmerbeli. 9al.uIsi6en. s!erosnIsibeH, gttereH'
leloer. Appfipeb unb z dip0ds.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

Niitcr rnereen Gbam5ertain's Ou
Itenmlttet DEFENDERS werthuoa 9eSeu
@roup uuo Seu69uiten %finoeu. gs
giebt prompte grleidterung uno lit fiber
uno nrarnebm. @ir uerfauftsn IS
mebrere Sabre lang unO es oaieblte
ME, Die ppGtommeuite 8cfrtebte uu9 Su
seber. O. SO. 8i6aras, Suquesue,
ga. 3u ~uetfaufen bel alien 9dnolsrn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01
% i d. t III e b rn0tbi g.

% / d t III b I II o t b / G.
Bauer Gu eiucm Qu6errn): SEQ,
Sepp, ludrum raufit otrn nimInel?
@epr: 8uBt. bD5 bab' / icst Or
FAM!
8luer: @isiU?
Sepp: s bin Jet uerbeirctb'!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01
g d Il 4 p p I.

Serr 3ofIor, ib bin Seiunb, Die Ntt-
oiSiu bat eebolfsn.
60! gtu. Balm iplreu sic iibsrbaupt
niht franf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

StH 1ui0 W. Il OpI N6PiCptAiS vi
DumpIteiet ocs Den OnmpTsr ,SOna''
brslireuoeu ShteppNampfers ..Wou-
Ioro" uuf ctm 6luiis in Der 0dbe Der
II. StraBr, iuobet Der Sn9cnieur
@9artes Orig. Der Sod Hop Mc2nin,
Ger SsiSer Sobu Gr'fiou uub eth anoe-
rcr Wtdnu 9amers Qauiel Mc9fee gs.
t6otet puroeu. Der Gapitdu Sobu
@uQtrau iuuroe uerlebf. Die senann>
ten 2eute ipuroen uah peri6iebenen
Gibtur9en BIN aeldleuoert uno Der
lbpere DampftiisI puroe bod iii Die
2uIt empOr9ebobsn uub idlug burd
Die Waner oes en- uIcr, cine frrSe
Strede bon Der STEELE. an iuslder Die
grpI0iion erfol9te, itebenoen Gleuators
5. @lidlider @eiie iuLrbe Jiiemano
purd zen Iompffeiisl psrlebt. Ser
Sbleppoampfer 9ina eini9e Minuien
rah Ger grploFon urter.
S Senueh;p, Ot1a.. %. Stlo5er.
9tcd stuei RitstieOsr bon 3ip &patts
Buube bon 9esperaoos linb ucn Der
Stsafe fir Die uielen Serbred:u ereitt
luo,cen. Sic iino Sim umbra uub
Utegicon SoGn. 5lusi Merifaner, ,ueld,e
uieie Bisbolebtdtie uus ucrlticosnc
louifi9e Serbrcden auf benz SsiuiGen
baben. Sic tuuroen pon aufsetradten
8iebbdnolern 9etpndt, msl9e grose
Serluite burd fie eriiiten ba.ten. Die
beloen Mduner batten so Slid 8ie6.
Gisentbum bon Ben Chapman, eeffob-
len. Seine @Oiuboss ~usrfolgter Die
8erle uno bOlten lie na6 IL Weilen
Elm. Na9 einem beftisen &uselpe65el
ersaben fi@ bic Banoiten. Die Com
Arizona republican., 1895-10-02

now are is but a suggestion of what we may become.
 The value of these lands can be multiplied several times over. This can be done by increasing their earn ing capacity. The candid man will ad- init that not one acre of land in hun dred here is made to produce all that should be taken from it.
 If the waters that come from our hills and mountains were stored in reservoirs in the canyons, what an inn mense power at little expense could be produced and the water be afterward used to the very great advantage of the agricultural and fruit growing in- terests. The hum of manufacturing industry would soon be heard, the pro- ducer and consumer would be brought close together, enforced idleness much of the year would give place to contin- ual industry, our population and wealth would be multiplied many times over.
 In the light of possible development is not the newness of this country ap- parent to every observer? Who can tell what Phoenix might not become if we who live here would but open our eyes to a consideration of the possi- bilities within our grasp. At compar- atively little expense we can create the power here that would drive more machinery than there is today in any city of 100000 inhabitants on the Pa ciffc slope
 What we need is more nerve, more enterprise, better realization of the possibilities of our city and valley. When shall we awake to the fact that this is a new country and one whose development would give wonderful re- SultS?-
Arizona republican., 1895-10-02

Silver is pouring out of our western ports at rate almost equal to that of gold in the east. There is no occasion for alarm about the possible depletion of silver in the treasury, however, for Secretary Carlisle will not part with any silver on any pretext whatever. If silver were demanded of the treas urer for greenbacks for the purpose of shipment it would not be forthcoming. The shipper would be compelled to take gold or go elsewhere. MT. Car lisle has even refused to pay silver out on demand in exchange for govern ment paper when it was wanted for use here at home. Yet the Democrats of New York say in their platform that the greenbacks keep silver out of cir culation. What a farce it all is, this trying to force a gold standard on a people that doesn't want it, and this trying to justify it, too.
Arizona republican., 1895-10-02
PHGNIx. OCTOBER 9. 1895.
FULL OF POSSIBILITIES.

It has been a good while since the first settlement was formed in this val ley. Several decades have passed since the oldest inhabitant located here. There are some very old farms and old buildings in the Salt River valley. And, yet, this is new coun- try-a very new one
 The country is new in it's lack of de- velopment and in the lack of knowl- edge of it's possibilities. While it is a great country in many respects, great in it's natural advantages and in the progress that has been made, what we
Arizona republican., 1895-10-02
NOW FOR BUSINESS.

With October is ushered in the busy we are prepared in a manner that we October to June 1 the throng of visi- tors will continue and numerous in vestments in city and country real es- tate will be made.
 This winter Phoenix offers advant- ages not before presented. The new railroad was not completed in time for last winters business. The Southern Pacific and Maricopa & Phoenix ser vice has been improved, hotel accom- modations are better and on the whole more prepared in manner that we have not before been to entertain visi- tors and furnish capitalists ample op- portunity for investment
 Now for business. A pull all to- gether by the people of the city and valley during the coming winter will result in many new people locating here and the investment of many thousands of dollars.
 There should be no local jealousies. That which helps any part of the country helps all. Let's pull together and in twelve months the effect will be so apparent that thereafter the admon- ition to pull together will be obsolete. A kicker or croaker would be drum med out of the community as quickly as a leper. Pull together!
Arizona republican., 1895-10-02
WOOLEN GOODS.

| When the Democratic members of congress were stumbling around in | their efforts to pass a new tariff act, which was to revolutionize business in the United States, they announced that free raw materials wsre just the cure all for everything, and upon that theory they succeededed in putting wool upon the free list. AS a result of that wonderful provision the manu- lecturers of this country were to be en- abled to manufacture woolen goods at figure which would give them su- premacy at home and gain to them the visionary markets of the world.''
 But the beautiful picture drawn at that time has never been completed in detail. It was laid out, but the finish ing touches have never been applied. Instead, the outlines of the original sketch of woolen prosperity are fading out of sight. R. G. Dun & Company's report last week said that few woolen mills had closed again. Of course the Democratic papers, from purely pa- triotic motives, are not dwelling upon that particular evidence of returning prosperity" Before the war it was es- timated that about ninety per cent. of the textile goods, including woolens, sold in retail stores here, were im- ported. After number of years un- der protective system, it was found in 1890 that about ninety per cent. of the textile goods sold in the retail stores were made in this country, the figures having been transferred from side to the other.
 Then came the wonderful Demo- cratic tariff act, with free wool as the piece de resistance Now it is report ed that fully sixty per cent of the woolen goods purchased by jobbers here are made in other countries. That is a pretty valuable gain for the other fellows, and that is why the woolen manufacturers here are unable 1 to pay increased wages or to keep their mills running full time and at a profit, Some of the mill owners, hoping against hope, set in to make up stock. The goods are still upon their hands, and every freight ship which reaches this country adds another installment of foreign-made woolen goods to the home market.
 This sort of thing can have but one ending, unless there is stop put to the attacks upon our manufacturers. This increase in the volume of imported woolen goods is helping to keep up the raid upon the gold in the United States. It is losing game all through, yet the Democratic statesmen still attempt to delude the people by telling them that they do not know when they are well off. By changing the amount of tex tile goods manufactured at home from ninety per cent. to forty per cent. it is
Arizona republican., 1895-10-02

we oppose the free coinage of 60 cents worth of silver into a dollar" said the New York Democrats in con- vention assembled. So do we; so does everybody. Let us make it worth 100 cents whether coined or not, just as 25 8 grains of gold are. Free coinage does it for gold; it will do it for silver.
Arizona republican., 1895-10-02
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Arizona republican., 1895-10-02

The New York Democrats call gold the standard money of the world re- gardless of the fact that vastly more people use silver for money than gold Gold is the money of just one little corner of the world only. It has a large job ahead of it in order to become the money of the world.
Arizona republican., 1895-10-02

One of the interesting sensations which next year has in store is jour- ney around the world by the Mikado of Japan. It is but a litle while ago since his own subjects were not per- mitted profanely to look upon his sa- cred person. But that was before Japan's new birth.
Arizona republican., 1895-10-02

very easy for the plainest voter to un- derstand where the pinch comes. Un- der these conditions the wage-earners of the United States cannot be expect ed to rally next year to the support of the party of destruction and misrepre- sentatiOnS.
Arizona republican., 1895-10-02

Fitzsimmons' stake is tied up, and Corbett's knee is tied up, and alto- gether it looks as if the physical cul ture exhibition will have to be declar- ed off,
Arizona republican., 1895-10-02
ADVERTISING RAJES.

\, Rates of advertising in the Daily, Sunday or Weekly edition made known on application at she publication office. Or ring up telephone humber 47, and representative of the business department, will call and quote prices and contract for space
Arizona republican., 1895-10-02

The Ohio pastor who has just de- nounced the rich members of his flock must either be very youthful and in- experienced or else has his eye on an- other job.
Arizona republican., 1895-10-02

What does it profit country to keeI a s35O cup and lose it's $1O,0OO,00O and 15,O00,000 daughters?