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   Marion Register (Newspaper) - June 12, 1895, Marion, Iowa                                l r iJJ f V t X jr V t jf 4 y H h VOLUME 43 LINN JUNE 1895 NUMBER 24 THE LONG rll Over the same old that we Southwestern germs of It was late in the summer of 1866 that the strolled in the long 1 am wandering once where the last of the veterans detailed to duty in K fr What is the difference bet i Shoe sweet wild roses glow And I by the to to Texas were For them the a b t fi is 1 1 war did nob close until A poor faded theres It will also be remembered that after body else to taking of the surrender Summer with all its is out on the old 1011 But the breezes sigh ns they pass me and was sent to unto the forest stray us of and the capture of Jefferson 1 never is if lie b f Texas to if Maximilian 50 out of It was a as it By the old hedge row where the roses now that Sheridan was not al lowed to cross the border at once and drive Lil B kett Shoes at ug r That L i i i i f wouldhave dared ever af New style Ladies Three Low Shoe in black and russet f and nobody seems to Standing alone by the my I am lofit in n pensive l it i ji 11 I um flouting through the summer day would have impressed upon the world where the oldtime roses gleam Monroe doctrine SO strongly that The roses that shared our the roses that smiled as fair As the promise true we were glad to ter to disregard that surely the Sheridan army of the Mexi boundary was still in active I Entirely independent of the mation of the commonsense view of the situation is to say fcr e U Reed Ladies fine Shoes in button and Bal pat Tip and plain ft Toe at with else to Over the dear old in the shadowy cool of day Come the echoes low of the long the tenderest things to say And I smile again as the twilight and banish my long despair 0 u Cox M C Y an isses With a thought of you that is sweet and j each survivor of the the war it and wonder if yon will 3ejf when ne was honorably dk Something of other the Jf he enlisted for the breezes are singing v a r n T i i Something that thrills the and and was kept in the service after gen them u brighter slow eral hostilities then that was Something that the pain I a by the have patiently learned to wear i f Through the endless days on the old eminent so far as particular soldier the war was not over until such time as he was given his 1 We invit i are bai tock to examine this st A our large and fTT I 1 Ladies where nobody seems to HER BES N WOR o TO Create a more exquisite A Longer and More Graceful Increases the size of the w Reduces the size of the Wear and give more ease and comfort than any other corset made in the GUARANTEED NOT TO Change its shape regardless of time reak over the Injure the Destroy the fit of Destroy the the Modistes Best A Once Familiar count the sorrows of thc Their shadows or their If we can only meet at last The friends of other years Can only meet tuul know once move that thrilled us And live again the days of Thc dear old Live oer the joy we knew And thought to keep That faded from our troubled view To bloom again today To smile with all the winsome grace A famished heart could And within a Out of the long memory what of the years In sorrows shadow When thro them all one face appears Out of the happy past j The distance we dwell Where loves young fancies And within the blissful The peace oE Scissored for the Edmond States from whose vote saved Andrew Johnson from impeach is now a job printer in Albu VI j JS The Prince Reent of Bavaria and fie Wittelsback family have decided b to erecta chaple on the borders of Lake in memory of King Louis Jt will cost Since Senator not one dollar has come from his estate to the University he To keep it running Stanford has given on CD an average of a half her si STAPLE h I 1 f r CE AT THE When i ij i memorial If any ot onr teachers L ask the hen did the a should ask the AYhen did the war for the Union close there would says the Chicago hi ter a gen eral raising of and the answer would undoubtedly in the spring of or perhaps still more It is safe to say that none of them ii would postpone the termination until l private Thomas Shields the sculptor has been commissioned to execute a memorial window to be placed in Xas to com i of the Continental Congress held there in Julia Ward Howe took part in the patriotic exercises at the Norcross school in South de livering and address and reciting her the Flan and Battle K RICES the next The Assistant Sec ol the save a decision in a pension j case to the effect that the war closed with the genera collapse of the Con of the In honor of Decoration Day and at the request of Post 140 of the j Grand Army of the of New i General Merideth Read dc posited a wreath upon the tomb of I 1 1 ni which was General in the cemetery ot HAS months before tbe enlistment of Said by the leading modistes to be the only Corset over which a the veteran whose application called i r i out this dress waist can be perfectly and pi opt i 1 Reynolds can hardly be We advise all ladies to purchase Her Corset in the usual a in the Parsons C wish to friends nations of ence to all other and are ey will be delighted with their and date which be established At the time he splendid Wearing Her Corset is made in FOR SALE 7 lt L A v v is The Supreme Court of the United states rendered a Medium decision in which is binding up on the entire government in matters and that decision fixes as the legal termination of ii v the It was on that day that An drew as President of the Un issued formal proclama tion declaring the war Thai is the strictly date of the close of Reynolds will have to revise his independent of the formality of the Presidents it would be incorrect to hold that the war closed in Active campaigning extended through the month of o General Richard Taylors command in the Southwest did not until The wreath bore the motto To Americas On her way back from Cape Martn to a short time he Eugenie stayed for a time in Paris and drove through the No one recognized the palefaced lady dressed in mourn ing ns she drove hy the site of what was once the royal abode whore she entertained nearly every sovereign in The shrewd device of a woman in saved her from serious She and her neighbors had boon losing their and she painted Marion and have the largest and complete most of X X I v 4 1 the heads of her chickens were but there was no trouble in identifying them when they were found in the yard of a gang of chicken and they were the only ones that could be restored to their v i v 7o vv SHOWN IN THK i T May t fou ho East bailie was iiy Kirby Smiths interesting tilings about H orick C K V 4 i cott Slur Spangled author of TS army did not surrender jn l which may no obtained Ou the 1st of hero wore from Key of Frederick mi me stamp ior pot 50 volunteer soldiers in Of all and every desirable furm lent in their V The very best makes and lowest on June and as late as Nov This is raising i Up to the date hero wore a j for a Mutable monument to the many in and they that in schools and A good of the more prominent everywhere upon or flag rebels had no universal this be L nesty would lie lie policy of the gov however and thought they are aked Everyone who h would have to t he bush love the should have some small or leave the Some of them share in this Tin lie j governor of has strongly en this Thc names Cannot be equaled in the 1 We also a line of Clothing and l V it in all the latest Give us a PARSONS CO SEVENTH IOWA fled precipitately and were received with hospit able hands by then play ing Emperor in that ol perhaps all of straggled buck to their homos after a It took a while to kill all 01 all the contributors will be preserv ed in the of the ami published without in the his tory of the when com l CARL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIS Eleventh Old  

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