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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
THE LESSEN SHOE co,

Bas@ Stride Nepfel Der bsiten SOr.
ten 5u $l.75 bis Sl.9O per Barrel bel
Obers.
sas- v@sosr sibirs" IN q. 8.
8 tie dens 2umber.g aro Su *l4,
sl3 uno $50 per 9auleuo. ba
Hasr Or. Dunn bat ieine Office i'm
mer nod am. alien Ylase iibsr Wolis
tors apotbefe nebsu DER Wer6ants Na-
tlonulbanf. 100 or gu aleu- Stuneen ees
cages gu ipre3en 1T. Ssiue &eIioeu5
tefir BET iib an Ode Don /. StraSe uno
4. S.oe. iiolib. 9elepbOn 81 3. ba
Hasn @ir po(en cure Butter II. gier.
Brlnst iie gu Sebr. y o IN / n 9 uno ,br
erbaltet ben bDtten Warftpreis.
Has- @slo in bsllsbisen 5ummen &c,
gen quite SI6erbeit uno Su annebmbaren
Beoiuaun9en 81 perleihen. HahSuiraaen
bel 5rnnt GINS in Der r3oroitsrn". Office.
ras@ . Olten 2eiern bes r0orohern"
Die lbr Announcement IN SolS 81 sniri1.
ten belieben, sur Notis, bas es iest an
Der Belt 1T, SOl5 81 btinsen. 3uslei6
aber aub sur Nu1riht, bob mir nur
bn'tes, eas 1T gitens ODER Waple.Sol5
oils 3abiuns iir's Slutt nebmsn.
Die Yrphen Der @eltausitel=
lung Sei9ieu, raB tein gadpulper
10 rein lit uDb 10 bel @dbrunssz
itof IN Iicj bat ais oaS NoNal.
HayH 10000 4der wiloes 9auo du.
Ber i biais "a %usrfaufsn. Bette Beoin.
suuaen 9eiibert. @benio babe ib 81
cultiuirie Jarms, bic Su ~uerfanfen
fnc. Won fraGe nod bel u. y. @ /.
n y. Office iiber Der y5irit National
Bauf 81. 9lOuo Wlnn. As 4
to- &ebt ~ =. & VI. W c@reaor
ilr ben gmtIni ooU Mebf uno 8lebfut>
Ter, 2blrseiimle uuo ale Grien bon
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17

Den Yrisferu wuroc beiohIen. ibre 31las
re objuleser. Sotijiiien crunaeu au5
in Die Gathtorale Elm, trcs ees 8rOteiies
oss Slidois Elatarte, uno pei9ertCn lid,
IN Der 8irbe oas Saupt 81 entblUBsn.
Die 9ibsralsn uno ibre Orsaue srtldrsn
lsst sbsnir ualu tple unuetfrorsu, cos
Die 8irde sbenio gut elm 0ffsntlidss So,
tal lei. wie aoifss. Saus Ocer Elm 2bea'
tsr.-G,uss Sommeutars beoari es oa
aetpiS niht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
Jur sRsreftrn.-
uniere Yht6t.

0tr aut Die 9eIdmmt5ultdnoe IN BET
ben @elttbellen elnen forldenoen Bid
milii, Der muB bel nur Ginger 3ennts
ni6 Der 9sI6ldte balo ~ Der @lHiidt
~selauseu, oaB uuiere 3ert nleoer cine
lener Sturm' uuo Srausperlooer ourbs
mnbt, rple lie In Der 0eltseididts Ssiis
meltis pOrtummeu. Sn ben lnneren tie
fen Der 9eielibait sabrt uno fOht es
semaltts. 8as tbalidalibsr IaitIno
nidt permus, iOuen sebelme umtriebe
mo 8eridpOrun9en ~ Stanoe brlnsen.
lltberaQ looert es uno piro bic 9lutb
fr1Iti9 esiturt. Su 5runtrsih Iiuo es
Die blutlsen observation-disclosures, Die
Ssloeu Der 8anOuen, in 0eutidlano Die
Sp;ialiiten, in RuBlano Die HihIliten,
in Guslauo Die Je%nianiiten, IN Stalleu
bic Srrsoente uno Waflu, blerjulanoe
enoll9 Die Npalitsn uuo ibrs aOniOItsn
untsr tauIeno ufrihleoenen Hnmen.
Nm ben Hamen lit ibrlsens penis
selsaen, neil iis Die Sadie nidt dnoern.
llmlturS 1T oas Golun9stuOrt Der Nnbdn.
ger aQer oieier sebeimen Sdnoe; Die Ell.
men riitteln an Der 8erbaiiuns oes Staa=
ties, Die unoeren lesen Sprensminen I'm.
ter elnen Ibron, aber aQe molten bic BIZ
trsfisnoen seielitoitliden Sanoe l0ien,
UNI Der Blltiir uno Der @eisBlOiisteit
ireiss Sptsl 81 seben. uno ole uerelnist
Elm tieier iatanii6er SaB sesen SOit
uno ales @Dttlibe, sesen &ellslon uuo
9laube uno benefit oaourd ben i9led.
ten lripruns. So, uas liest an benz
Ramsn! Sino lie oop &inoer zines
Stammss. Die St~aatsilusbeit unisres
Sabrbunoerts iteht madtlos Dor bleism
Nuspubie mOoerner Bilouns, neil oas
8erf i'm Sebeimen sei0roert uiro.
30 1T nun Der Sruno oisisr Gritel.
nuussn uno iuie 1T benz uebsl 81 iteuern?
Die Staatsmdnner baben lib idon oft
Die 6rase felt, aber bic rittise anls
mort baben lie ni9t - finoen mol
len. Yiele Stoatswsien oss neunSebn-
ten Snbrbunoerts baben nit Der Reli.
sion Rldts mebr senein; iie if, ia9t
man Elm ueberbleibiel oes W,itelalters.
0aS braudt man auh i'm 9sitalter Der
@%iienbabnen uno Der gleftriSitdt nod Ell.
men @Oti, nod &elisiOn uno s6ttlides
@eies? SeoOd Obne RelisIOn 1T ss
nit benz erSwuus.nen 9ebOriam sessn
bic 9eleSe uuo NIT Der 9ottesfurbt
nidt melt Der, uno ieblt Die @ottesiurdt,
10 ieblt bic 9usenb, oas 8ano Sniiden
@Oit uno benz Weni9sn. Der Wansel
on &ellsion 1T bic uriahe Der beutisen
usbel. Der perttbdtise, l~ebenoise @lau.
be III eas elrSlse Sllis, unb Seilmittel
in oisien traurisen 9uitdnben. pier
bilft fem N%aierimpisn uno fein b6bni.
i6es 2d6eln, uuo aues SdnaBen uno
ole leeren Ybraien belfen ni9ts uno tau.
gen nidts. Wan iibsri1wemmt bic
8elt nit boblen &eoensarten ibsr Sort.
i6rltt uuo 8ultur, iopie nit freiaei.
iterilten &nibten, aber oas llebel nimmt
oaburh uitt ab, es pdbit pislmebr itets
fort. Nur elm Wlttel aiebt es sesen
oas orobenoe 8eroerbsn: Die &eli9iOn /!
NuBer oieism feiues, ObneRelision ssbt's
uidt.
IS If bsBbalb uuiere YIlitt, nit
allen ~unieren arditeu iir bic 8elision
ein5ufeben; aber basu aenist nibt, baB
tplr OILS maBlse 8uidaust uuisr De.
oauern aasbraden absr bic be,Ioieu 8u,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17


- 9luf Der Jersus Soils 9,uiiion be,
Great Hortbern Babn wuroen abt neut
5rahtSise eiusefs(t. pier pitwdr,s Dor
BarnespiQe nab ct. 9louo uao tic ar'
beren per BON st. glouo nad Sano
itone.
1rou & q. Qouermoun reiite oss
fern init ibrsu Siuoeru. Jrou, ousoe.
nommeu. melher nod bis Sonuor Ses
Io,ers sduboeId6f, meiter betreiben
m,rb. ibrem GBo,tsl rad Get Duluth.
benz flnftioen ,Seim. nod. Wontoa
gbenb fanb in Der 5amilie Elm BON 5rsun'
ben peronitollete Nbidleosfel!r itott. bel
tpelder @elesenbeit Der sansen 5nm,lle
2sbepobl seiast unb oerielben Die beiien
@lidmini6e fir bic 9ufunit eutboten
muroen.
- @elssenilid Der am 81. bisies
Wonats itattiinoenoeu ipssie(en Staots
tpabl our Beisbuns oes Imies oes Siaot
ratbs mitslieoes fir bic 2. @aro peroen
iid bic Serren Watb. Hirenbers uno
Sobn Coates, als 9anoiouten seseniiber
lteben. ant beloen Sellen mlro Ger
aampf EN- 9e'Ber ,eln' uno 'penl ss uu'
lerem Wun'pe na@segl, 10 Io'to ote <.
gSaro IN penn oeu'luen eano,oaten e'heh
reeuen, eo@t Suosrlan'9en Sst.!e'er ga
ben, Dem oas Snierere Ger z: Hato uno
Der 9an5en Staot ale,V po@ nsel tp'e
oas Selnl9e. wsnn lene 6tentoe ces
perm 9~tatenosrs, o'e 1ur 'g" pelll'on't'
len. am Watl'ase lteu 81 ,pm rsesn. 10
neroen wir anleren auSSelploWenen
Wun'W erIuut leeen.
- Cine bodit ansensbms usberrnid'
Jung mhroe uns anl penn aalpolltehIase
III ss'Hoha 81 29e'i, lnoem 1p,t Tot'
ahleren 9u'en, ireueh 0teuao aatl uai.
Jet ooh "a Stone' oen 81 lepen 'p'l ,tu'
1870 n'Ul mspr oas S~et9nnS'n ealis"'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
Sarrp 0agtuarb. wsl1er idon ldns

Sarrp 9agtuarb. wsl1er idon ldnsii
ON Salsen bate baumeln ioaen, mare
um Elm paar Gnoe lestsr 0obs aus iei,
mem Sewabriam snlfommen. Seine
Greuuoe batien ales beitens uorbereiiet
uno bic Mutter aus lauter 9isbe fir Den
nidtsnuBisen SObu ben Shliist CUR
8els fur oas Gntfommen beiorst, absr
flliser oils ole oieie uar oas tpa1iame
Guse oes 8ebalis. Sheriff, uuo oie Jol,
&c 1T, oaB Sarrp iest nod idarisr be-
patt uno gang beltlmmt benz @alsen
periaueu fem piro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
$taot= Heuiekeiten.

- 9sis Elm Sober bic anSsise Dol
9eiisn Shoe so.
- Die HOrmalidule bat 80 3Dslins
msbr ipie i'm uOrisen Sabre, uno Yrdli
bent 8teeberser erpeiit ii6 ais Der RID,
tise Mann fir Die S9ule.
- 9onsre6mann TOpns nirb iit an
%. October lber iein ibm lieb seuorpe'
mes 5bema yYimetaaismus" i'm Court
bauie ju st. Glouo boren laiien.
- 8ir h6ren, oaB Der iesise Bette,
Der empire Srauerei, Serr 8alenlir
uoermann, ben Nuitras ae9sben, YIdnt
fur elnen ausseoebnten 4n' uno umbnu
ieinsr Brausrei gu entperieu. Die neuer
9ebduoe peroen i'm ndbiten 5riibiab,
erribtet.
- llniere muiifaliiben Sicpcle Rei.
ter bdtten @ele9en5elt 9sbabt, iih in Wil.
waufee 81 prooujiren; es ibeint aber,
oaB lbre 5oroetunsen 81 bob 9eihrnubt
luureu. %iuenisitens ibweiseu Die Serren
Don Wiltuaufee, Die unisrn Wuiifern Ell.
men ciesbejislideu Qntros iteuten, nab
%empiansener NntuOrt ii9 toot.
Das- 8ieien 8inter fperoe it i'm
Stanoe isin, ole Sol6e melbe @elb, in
lrseno melten Summen, 81 leiben tpiins
i6en, beitens 81 befrieoiseu. @eloiums
men tusroen iofort beiorst. NabSufras
gen bel U. O. " b ltnep .. Office ilber
Der ~5irit National 8ant", ct Glouo
Utlnn. 45-4
- Sreitaa Worsen fsbrte be Satin
oes 60. Qubitors @rubsrs BON Column
bus, Nebrasba, mo iie lib einise @ohen
bel ibrsr Shueiter ouf Bsiu9 auibielt,
nad st. 9lOuo 5urid.
- Wontas Nbsno trat Serr Sobn
Sinnemanu, dlteIter Sobn Der nabe Ger
Staot %mobnsnoen Wittrpe Sinnemann,
nit ieinsr Samilie bic Reiie nah Cali.
~iornien an, mo oieielbe tbren finftisen
6eero auiiblasen nirb. W6se es Der
5amilie i'm id0nen Galiiornieu uObl ers
seben.
- 2ebten 5reitas febrte bic @emabl-
in bes 6errn 5ran5 Gins. Wanaser bss
vRorbferr, "pon elmer mebrp6hentliden
Beiuhsreiie nuh Sefferion, 9. g.. mo
hire @ltern onidiiis iinb. in 8esleituns
hires @atten. Der ie in ct. Saul abholte,
woblbebalten nad st. Glouo Suriid.
nas- 8as bette Mebl gu $3.50 Bis
s1.65 bel Obers.
- Sn Besleituns ieiner Wutter, Die
bis nab st. Soc in 8anSas, no sr
iib mdhreno Der atuei lesten Sabre aui.
belt. en%tseaenreiite. fehrte Sran5, Der
Sobn oes ST. StraBensg ommiHdrs SRI.
mieoer in oas elterli9e Saus
in ct. glouo Suriid.
- Sn a~nsenebmter Beiie iuuroe
Sonntas Nbeuo bic Hamilie oss Bier,
Gnbrsas YreiB BON ben Wiiglie.
bern oes auf Der Noroieiie %befebenosn
@emiitblidfeit" iiberraidt uno,
fpie INNER, 10 ermieien iib bel oisisr Sc.
leaenbeii nieoerum Serr uno Jrau BrelB
ais ausseSeidueie @~afseber. Dem
Dsutiheu @sisn puroe in frobliditer
9aune bis sur uoraeriidten Stunbe &c.
- Durd ben ntlsn Gulusrt an 8.
nOrolid tuaro Serr 3eriler BON
Der Buloer'iher 8rauerei sen6tblst. cine
neue Waierlsituns Der Brauersl entlans
u lesen, 9ieie Nrbeit 1T oOllenost uno
,uoem bat Serr 8ertler oaS Dampifei.
nit Baditeinen umlesen lai.
len pie er lbrissns uuf ben 9iesenidai.
len bel Der Brauerei Nenosrunsen fir
Gin uno Nusfabrtsn ireffen ldBt.
Irbeit leitet Der .Jrib" ielbf, mas
baflr barst, bob lie Gut ausidqt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17

Wistoniln bat NunsGIousselnIte.
8ie pOrsrlt bic Wiuneioto 9sslslaiur
@elt Superior nit Gulutb 81 uerlbmel
sen usriubts, beabiittist lsst bic &is'
coniin, 9sslslatur, aus elnsm 2bsll oss
noroliasn 8lscpniin uuo sinsm 2bsll
oes nDrollten WlnnelOta eInen nsueu
Staat 81 MAIDEN. 81 oleism SebuI bat
Der 9cuusrnsur uon @lsconlin elm 81
slslatur. 9om,te ernannt, weldes ole'e
Enlightenment prslieu miro uno in Der
ndtiteu Sssislatur oariber bsrIbtsn lou.
8euu @lsconiin slaubt, oaB WiunsIota
iid 10 obue aQss Welters elm SbpanS'
snos nsbmen laBt, 10 cirite es pobl
itIsi ssuldelt ieln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
Tranf Vamoel,

wuBtlein, cine iibtraus CUTE uno 10.
bsnswertbe SADIE in @lnOna ssiGrostt
81 tabsn. trat ieoer Tertrster nuf benz
8attolitentase i'm uOaiien gntbuliasmus
Iir Den Staatsperbano ben 0eimpes on.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17

Dem con Betlibone & 60. ANGLER,
tisten neusn Staot. GorsBbude semaB
beS,ffert iid bic G%inwobnsrjabl in 9 a vi
8apios auf l403 uno bic in Waite
Part auf stma 800.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
0eIo ~ Oerletben.

Sd babe einise 9uuienb Collars, Die @i'
a cntbum bon Yrlpatpsrionen iinb, aui per-
tfRrtcs @ruroei9snibnm Su perleIber.
y. y. U orm q n.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
3lttr orhem nt1bt
aug brm @ti@ait

bod uuisre nscrissn Greis iuo llriude. boB auosre aus benz Sc.
idGit seben miiien uao sebsn wroeu. Br fno bic @iuSiaen bic Yrei'
ie an Stuben pubhsireu. 0ir MAIDEN ist ibou uniere Gufiuie BON
Stuaen uo Stieielu fir Den 5rlbhus. YRartt. &r nabmen ben er'
item &ans Elm i'm Sdubs (8eitait uno mir iao oiIeuseu, pette bic
bObeu Yreiie fur Shube uno StpitIn bsruntersebraht baben uno Jest
bep'nterbriusen. 8r moaen nur enise unisrsr nieorissu 4reiie au'
fubren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
Ufau m6hte beiuobe ben Reoactions'

Dian m0bte beIuabs ben Heoaciiors'
iiuhl nit elmer STEELE bel benz aanonen'
f6nia arupp psrtauiben. IuBer Der
Miaiou, Die sr Der Grbelter : Yentons'
taIie perma6ts, bot er ieosm Der v@sts.
rauen", Die bel lbm uusstsat fino, nod
eiueu funfeluasslueusn Sancerimart
iheiu gum YrdIsnt semaht. Us 'olts
uns nitt %tpuuoern, penn Die 5abrltan'
ten in 4merlfa sinsn ssbaruliten Sro
teft l"oslnfisn uno arupp ilr's Siren
haus relf erfldren plroen. So, IN
9sutihlano bot man nussr BEN Dollar
nod elm Ssrj.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-05
PROFESSIONAL

w H. BATTIN. M. D-Physician and sur-
 " geon Office, 30 Second Ave. Res loence, corner Jefferson and Ninth Sts. Office nc hours, 3 to Il m., to and to p. m. Over 2o years, experience in obstetrics and treat ment ot diseases of women and children For nIght calls summon c. W. Stevens hack. Tele-
Arizona republican., 1895-12-05

nR; A; W. COTTRELL-Offce, Mahoney k building, opposite court house near post once residence, 227 East Monroe St., be tween second and Third sts; telephone connected at nlgnt for calls with c. Eschman & Co.'S drug store Office hours, 8 to F a. m, l to and 6 telephone No. 12s
Arizona republican., 1895-12-05

EINEST plastered rooms in the city for II housekeepin S3 to $4 per month Col lege place, near high school. C. D. Warde.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-05

DARTNER WANTED-One with s6o0O. A l dividend of $l5,000 can be realized per year with an investment of $l0,000. Bank refer ences given and required Address J. P. care REPUBLICAN.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-05
SAVE TIME AND MONEY

By taking the cheapest and quickest route from Solomonville to Sheldon station and Clifton, or from Clifton to Solomonville. Only nine hours making the trip either way. Greens regular mail hack leaves solomonviIe for shel don station every Monday, Wednesday and by 3:3O p. m., making close connections with the train from Lordsburg to Clifton Return. ing from Sheldon to Solomonville on arrival of and Saturday, arriving at solomonviIle by o'clock P. m. We shall spare no time or ex- pense to make it to the interest of all who'will favor us with their patronage. Commercial men and others who have to travel on odd days can always be accommodated by timely notice Fare, s5; round trip s7.5O We have corral at care and plenty to eat and drink. Saddle @ horses, teams and buggies to let Thanking the public for their liberal patronage hereto. fore bestowed and asking a continuance of the same, we remain yours respectfully,
 N. GREEN & SON. soLoMoNvILLE. Ariz.. March IA. 1894
Arizona republican., 1895-12-05

I O6T-On the road between school house, IL 3H miles northeast of Phoenix and this city, black hard satchel containing some money, pair Of speCtacles and copy of Albu- querque Citizen. Reward will be paid by leay- lpg at 226 West Madison street
Arizona republican., 1895-12-05

WANTED-To rent or lease ranch, of five or
 w ten acres with house, well, alfalfa, etc. write "Bee,' this office, stating terms
Arizona republican., 1895-12-05

LNOR RENT-Four brick houses newly painted ! and papered furnished Or unfurnished, electric lights, baths and con ected with the sewer, within two blocks of center of city. Apply at 230 S. First avenue
Arizona republican., 1895-12-05

E0R RENT--Two fine stores at Five Points l. Suitable for hardware, drugs, dry goods or general merchanGise. E. A. Poyen at Phe- nix Stationery and News Co.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-05

EOR RENT S my room, furnished. 432 E T Washington St.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1895-10-31

In LIS spt,cn, CONGRESSMAN Hen
drcks referred TO some facts con.
ceruIng State matters that it is well
to remember,
In 1867, when the Democrats took
charge, there was a law authorizing
So 90 poll tax, now the law made
by Democrats allows poll TX of
only 81 80. In 1867, when the
Democrats took charge, the school
per capita, was only - cents, now,
under Democratic management, it is
50 - Then we had tnly 60 and
80 days school, now We have five and
SIX months school. Then anybody
who could read and write was allow
ed to draw the salary, now teachers
have to be qualified
1t is charged that we are paving
more for salar es now, but the facts
are that we are paying the State OIL
GERS the same salaries that were paid
them in 1867, For ten years these
salaries had been cut down: now they
are right where they were in 1867
Some new offices had been created,
because new interests demanded
them. In 1867, we had very few
railroads, now VIC had thousands OF
miles, and these great corporations
had TO be looked after TO see that
they paid taxes on their property Ike
other people: we had no county Sup
eryisors to see that the county was
properly listed for taxation, and tc
make the railroads come up fair, VIC
have railroad commissioners We
have mining interest. that we did not
have in 1867; we have ban ks that VT
did not have in 1867, snd all these
needed looking after, hence the me-
cessity Of some new officers.
la the Republican State of Michi-
gan, where they have practically the
same officers as in Kentucky, They
pay their officers $3.50, 900 more than
Kentucky pays hers,
la the Republican State of Kan.
sas, they pay their officers $50, 900
more than Kentucky pays.
In Ohio, rock.ribbed Republican,
the State pays 279, 900 more to its
officers than does Kentucky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1895-10-31

LA y lpu, NJ cay. Z nne i'ut
sti nearly twelve hundred memb n.
j. the banner State Of the Uoiou:
New York comes next, her member
hip being about eleven hundred. ln
the South, too, the society Is very Sc
tive. Th.t it is recognized as very
important institution is proved 10y the
fact that two days, Octob.r lSaud 10,
will be Daughters Day" at the A.
lAnta Exposition, and will be celebra-
ted by meetings Of society. and the
-eadiug of papers aud addresses by
prominent members
DULY two States are without repre-
.entation 10 the society. la every
direction il is growing rapidly in size
ard influence. Ii is already an i'm.
p0rt1nt f,ctor in American civil and
'ctal lie, and promises as tbs yeas
pass 20 become very great one, "A
vast potentialety on the side Of right
and patrioti.m. Standing as it does
Tor things which are highest and best
IN our civilization, the Society OF the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton is an honor to this country, aud a
monument to the talent Of women, 80
, lften denied, for organization aud
government. From Woman Guar.
lians Of Patriotism in Demores, q
Magazine for November.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1895-10-31

Democracy BItm,,t sigullican, 90.
all il The present si,uati n ia Louis.
vile. A victor t. tina, city 10 day
will find a far different aspect upon
The political horizon from that which
existed ten days ago. Many signIf-
cant changes have been made. Hun
dr5d. Of pr miuent men, who we're
counted as lost 10 the Democratic
party for the present, have relented
and declared their Intention to vote
the whole ticket. Some Of these have
even become liberal contributors 10
the Democratic campaign fund. They
have come TO their sober senses
They have rea lied that the del, a. o.
the Democratic ticket, OF any member
of it, this year, means-that Kentucky
will be hopeless to the Democrats in
the presidential campaign next year;
that the worst blow they could strike
their own political favorites for the
future would be to stab Hardin nov;
that to scratch tie head Of the Dem.
ocra,ic ticket would result 10 minimiz
ing Louisville's representation and IN
huence in future Democratic conveu.
lious The situation is growing
better and better every day. 1t can
be felt 10 the atmosphere. The Dem
ocratIc campaign managers were yes
terday IN high spirits. Their good
returns from all over the state were
supplemented by Il most satisisctor,
/ pull Of Jefferson county showing 900
Democratic majority. The work Of
Effective Democratic Organization l.
going on rapidly in Louisville. Th'
best men Of the party have undertaken
it. All is encouraging.
Upon the part OF the Republican
leaders in Louisville it is admitted
that the Democrats are making con
siderable gains in that city. Priv
a;ely they no longer claim with any
show of confidence Bradley's cleo
ton. No bets can he had from
them. They still boast, and seem
to believe, however, that the
best Hardin can come to Louisvill,
with IL, 900 majority, and they have
not abando ed all hope that thev can
overcome this there.
This is the true situation as the
Messenger gets il from its own ave-
nues of information from the Demo.
cratic campaign committee who
have not hesitated to frankly tell il
the news that vas unfavorable when
1t was unfavorahle and from high
Republican sources.
1t is not claimed that the Demo
Gratis will win by an old time majori-
ty of 80, 200 or 10000, but it is
quite manifest that the old party,
which has never failed to carry Ken.
lucky, will have a signal triupmh on
November 3, all circumstances con
sidered. And if the gains continue
during these closing days OF the
campaign, in the ratio they have
come the past week, there may be u
majority that will surprise every.
body.-Owensbero Messenger.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1895-10-31
ANNURA.

Cook Rorer, of Caldwell, spent last
Sunday with DR.. Rorer's family.
Thos. Gray and daughter, of Lyon,
we're visiting Rob't Gray's family last
week.
The protracted meeting closed last
Wednesday night.
John Faidly has moved his family
and stock Of groceries to Marion.
John Fuller, living in the Frances
neighborhood lost his house and chat.
tells by fire last week.
Runner says there will be wedding
in the Lilly Dale neighborhood in the
near future.
FOR SALE:-A span Of fine work
mules, cheap for cash.
L. j. Greer,
Fredouia, Ky.
bud Corley has bought the led
Stephens farm.
Chss. Wilhelm is on the sick list
this week. IS 81.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1895-10-31
The Situation.

The tide has been against us anC
in our favor, against us again and yet
another time our way. 4 fter the
first joint debate between Bradley and
Hardin il was decidedly against us.
Then after the Eminence episode il
was with US and Republicans were
detected and despairing. Bradley,
however, rallied and a wave Of Re
publican enthusiasm again swept over
the state. But the past ten days
Democratic confidence has been grow.
ing. The people have become die
gusted with overdone Republican
campaign stories and refuse longer to
believe them. Gen. Hardin has had
an unexampled tour through the
mountains, where it was said he had
few silver sympathlzers, but whence
comes the news he will lead even the
mountain men on the ticket. the
Populist vote is being fast dissipaied
aud Hardin gains. The western dis.
tricts send even better reports those
in the east
The warning factions Of the Sixth
and Seventh have laid down their
arms and promise fine Democratic
,aajoiities. The Fourth boests that it
will do better than the second fss
room residences, eood c.s1.zs -
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1895-10-31

The report OF the commissioner Of
Education Cor the yeor ended Novem.
Der 30. 1898, which has just been
published, shows that the number of
pupils enrolled in schools and colleges
public and private, was -, 0S3, $50,
or 800 per cent OF the country. Of
this number, 10, 510;7l9 were in the
public schools, and they had 122, 056
male and 260,9 female teachers.
According to the details of attend
ance, it appears that children in the
United States leave school for about
two.ffths of the year T. engage in
labor, or from other motives, In the
last twenty years, the value Of school
property and tie amount OF common
expenditure have more than doubled.