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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-14

the Tribune's circulation In Kan
sas was almost entirely lost dur
ing the last campaign. The Inter
Ocean and the Missouri Democrat
are taken pretty widely. dom
care what the others say.
R-Who is Mr.. Ingalls,?
Pile is a good friend of mine
and a straight Republican. I an
glad he is elected, for he will make
a first rate Senator.
Rs he a man of much abil
ity?
Piles sort of literary lawyer
and magazine writer. He has q
good education, is a fine speak,
er, and will take a good stand in
the senate. He has done good
work for us this last campaign
stumpiDg. He is a gentleman, and
l can speak well of him; say that
he is reputable gentleman-that
expresses it. All my friends voted
for him, and l am glad they did.
R.-Shall you continue to re
tain your seat in the Senate until
the expiration of your term:
P.-Certainly. After the 4th of
March 1 shall spend a few days in
Chicago, than go back to Kansas
and go into business. l have been
elected President of the King
Bridge Company, and shall man.
age their affairs.
fR.-The King Bridge Company
of Cleveland?
P.-Yes, the western branch of
it.
R.-what is your opinion of
the Caldwell!
P.-I don't know much about
it-only what l have read in the
papers. 1 have been west nearly
all the time the investigation was
going on.
R.-That Credit Mobiler affair
is muddling up matters a good
deal, isn't it?
P.-Yes, that's bad. The best
of us get mixed up in muses.
sometimes, but if a man is right
he will get his true deserts some
time.
The Senator remained in his
room the greater part of the day,
and left for Washington by the
evening train, via the Pittsburg,
Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad.
He saw few friends in his room,
but was very much fatigued, and
wished for nothing but rest.-In-
ter Ocean, Feb. 3.
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into his Cabinet to represent the
South.
Gov. Jacob, of Virginia, has is,
sued proclamation respecting the
elections of Congressman in that
State. He refuses to assume the
responsibility of deciding whether
that held in August, or the one in
October was legal, and refers the
question to Congress, where, OF
course, it belongs.
The recentproclamation prohib-
iting Federal officers from holding
State and municipal positions was
not intended to apply to school
and educational boards and direct
ors of public schools, and the
President stated that, if necessary,
he will modify the document so
as to except gentlemen in that
category.
Frederick Douglas, in his paper,
while disclaiming having anything
to do "with the early lite or with
the personal character of Mr..
Pinchback," says: 'Mr. Pinch
back, we understand, is n man OF
means. We know him to be a
man of extensive hospitality, of
uncommon energy and unques-
toned devotion to his race. We
hope to see him in the Senate of
our Nation"
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The huge, drastic, gripping pills,
constructed of crude, coarse and
bulky ingredients, are fast being
superseded by Or. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pargatiye Pellets, of TasteIess,
Coated, Concentrated Root and
Aerial Juice, Anti Bilious Granu-
ius-the fLittIe Giant Catharic
or ssnItsaDs an parco Physic. Mod
dern chemical science enables DIR.
Pierce to extract from the juices
of the most valuable roots and
herbs their active medicinal prin-
ciples, which, when worked into
little Pellets or Granules, scarcely
larger than mustard seeds, renders
each little Pellet as active and
powerful as large pill, while they
are much more palatabie and pleas
ant in effect. IS cents rial, BY
Druggists, go
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timber one foot in length would
contain SO cubic feet, or of board
measure 432 feet. Suppose you
went on in that way until you had
worked up 200 feet, you would
have 200 times 432 feet, that is,
$1,000, and then you have 20 or so
feet beyond that left. saw there
trees ten feet through at the butt,
sound as they could be, straight
as an arrow, more than $50 feet
high. 1t does not make very
good finishing timber, as it is
coarse. But all over there are
enormous white cedars which even
grow on the islands, and which
make very fine finishing lumber.
/ was told at Olympia that this
white cedar brought $40 per 1000
at Portland.
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Our organ-makers and musicians
arc little given to boast of their
Instruments and the music they get
out of them, but we think they will
not surpass two organs which the
Emperor Theophilus caused TO be
constructed for the church In which
he worshipped at Constantinople, in
the first half of the eighth century.
The organs were made entirely of
gold, set with precious stones. The
same Emperor also had constructed
tree of gold, on which sat birds
which sang by a mechanical contri-
vance, the air being conveyed by
hidden pipes. The tones were said
to have been of wonderful volume
and melody.
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A lecturer undertook to explain
to n village audience the meaning
of the word phenomenon" May
be You don't know what phenom-
enon is. Well, ] will tell you.
You have seen COW, no doubt.
Well. cow is not n phenomenon,
You have seen an apple tree. Well,
an apple tree is not a phenomenon.
But when you see a COW go up
tree tail foremost and pick the
fruit, it is a phenomenon.
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A fond but prudent mother in
Chattanooga makes a grave de-
mand that the city authorities shall
reimburse her for the funeral ex-
penses of an unknown corpse
which she buried in mistake for
her son, who has since returned
home in good health.
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The young mother seems to think
she has done her whole duty by her
child when she has christened it
George Washington Lafayette, or
Evelina Henrietta Augusta; but she
consults neither book nor friend to
know by what hallowed words of
council or of impulse she can bap-
tie it into life of wisdom and of
iloliness.-H HORACE MANN.
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Washington died at his homo at
Mount Vernon on the l4th of Dec,
1893. a rumor of his death reached
Congress on the 18th, the day of his
burial, but nothing certain was
known until the 18th. Washington
has not been dead three quarters of
a century, yet were an event of SO
much general interest to transpire
to-day, the news, instead of requir-
ing all that time to travel a few
score miles, would have gone COM
pletely around the world, and prob
ably would have been published in
more languages than there were. at
that time, members of Congress 8.
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1t is Prof. Agassiz' idea that
Lake Eric will dry up in 10000
years.
With all due Difference to the
opinion Of the learned gentleman,
we arc willing to wager twenty
seven dollars that it wont.-Ex-
change.
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We do not hesitate to affirm that
many times more good is to be OBJ
tanned by thoroughly mastering any
one thing than from half knowing
the studies in the cuFricul,sDa of any
university. We are fearful of the
tendencies of the present in this di-
rection. There is no royal road 10
learning, and no one can become
scholar without hard work. Tho
first thing essential to good,
sound scholarship is mental disci-
pline. a discipline which puts the
mind in shape for hard and long
continued application to the solu-
ton of the great problems in life;
and this education and discipline
must precede the investigation and
culture which the after life of the
student may allow. He who neg
lects the former may never hope for
much progress in the latter.
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PoLrTrcs AND THE PREss.-Pinch-
back, who is awaiting admittance
into the Senate from the State of
Louisiana, would pass in . crowd
for q ight-colored West Indian.
His white blood largely FREEDOM
mates.
The little crowd calling them
selves Liberal Republicans up in
New Hampshire, have agreed to
meet again In Concord, to nomi-
nate q candidate for Governor.
The Southern Senators have de-
ciaed, after q long and not very
harmonious consultation, to unite
in asking Gen. Grant TO take
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We have several questions lying
upon our table. but they are of too
little general importance to warrant
our occupying space with their
answers. We hope those who asked
them will appreciate our reasons for
not answering.
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r. +. ROBERTS.

FXCLUSIVE attention paid to the re-
u pairing OF watches, clocks and jewel
ry. All work warranted. North window
OF Tandy 81 Eastman's drug store, Empo
ria, Kansas.
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HOTELS.
MADISON HOUs

KANSAS. 9th NV enue
IL near Commercial street. This favor
lie hotel has been thoroughly rehtted and
The most careful attention
paid TO the comfort 0f guests.
3jtf NJ. L. FUNKHOUSER.
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Iridium, a substance almost as
hard as diamonds, is an ar
ticle used for the points of gold pens.
1t is found with gold quarts, and is
worth from 5000 to 500 per ounce.
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j. II. LAWS,

= livery. FEED AND SALE STABLE, on
Il Fourth avenue between commercial and
Mechanics street, is now prepared TO let
livery teams, carriages, sleiHhs and saddle
horses, at living prices. Good care taken in
boarding transient stock. Also good wagon
yard janltf
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GRAPE VINES, PRUNING, &C.,

NOV is the time TO prune grape vines,
IN Twill prune vines correctly on very
reasonable terms.
1 have several thousand Concord grape
vines, No. layers, OF my own raising,
Tor sale very low. You will consult your
own interest by calling on me before pIIr-
chasing vines elsewhere.
GRAPE CUTTINGS. 3 cues,
$3.50 per 1000.
or Box Elder Trees, s to 10 feet high. the
very best shade trees for this country
which 1 will plant aud warrant to grow.
Leave orders for pruning at Hairs dry
goods store, and they will be promptly
attended 20. GEO. WAITE,
Garden Nursery adjoining southeast cor.
ID. ~ ne1 OF EmPorta- 4tf
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OF ADVERTISING.
Z IN. . In. 3 nj Z OK O a.c.T y7C.Ii6.

AdYertisements calculated by the inch, IN
length of column. For cuts and double col
OF rates. An legal and transient advertising
to be paid for in advance, except when order
ed by our regular patrons. Our rates are
rery tole in proportion to our circulation, and
must be strictly adhered to
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The old, like withered leaves,
hold on to life by . frail tenure;
there comes husky breath and
they are gone.
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LIVERY STABLES.
e. NICHOLS,

NAOAfOL
7 livery, FEED AND SALE STABLE
IL 9Th avenue, corner Mechanics street.
Ample room for stock. Facilities good,
and prices reasonable. An excellent line
OF horses and carriages for hire Call and
see me- iGy1
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J. T.. WHEEL. e. NJ. ROBERTS.
BELL q ROBERTS.
NuHOLESALEA AND RETAIL dealers
w In groceries and provisions. Agents
American Powder Company and Becker's
Little Washer, No. 100 Commercial street,
Emporia, Kansas
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miscellaneous CARDS.
EMPoRIA SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.

MASONIC.
TMPORIA LODGE, No. IL, A. +. q A. NJ.
~ Meets at their hall. Ruggles 4 Plumb's
building. on the Thursday of or next preced-
Ing the full moon of each month, and every
two weeks thereafter. Master Masons in
good standing are cordially invited to attend.
l.. II. JACOBS, W. Nj.
EFT. KERSs, Secretary.
DMPORIA CHAPTER, Il. a. NJ. Meets at
II Masonic Hall, ON the lst and Sd Friday
evenings OF each month, Mt ~ O'Clock. Com
panions In good landing are cordially invit-
ell to attend. l.. ID. JACOBS, III. Il.
WE. COPELAND, Secretary.
NEOSIIO VALLEY LODGE, No. is, a. 4.
IN 4 A. YIN. Meets llrst Tuesday evening
In every month, at Eskridgc Hall. All Mas
ter Masous in good standing are invited to ut
tend. G.. W. WHITE w. NJ.
q. II. ALEXANDER. sec'ty. jans6-1y
ODD FELLOWS.
HNIoN LODGE No. IS. Meets ut Odd Fell
ows' Hall, over EmpOria Bank, every
Tuesday evening ut s O'Clock. Members in
good standing in vlted to attend.
ID. s. GILMORE, y. G..
r. T.. MORRIS, Recording sec.
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sURVEYoR.
cRocERS.

ROBERT MILLIKEN,
TOUNTY SURVEYOR, AND CIVIL EN-
OGISEER. Emporia, Kansas. lan11ltr
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BUILDERS. ARcHuTEoTs. &C.
CHARLES VVHEELOCK,

II. a. IhAhPLIh. IL. r. HUGHES.
CHAMPLIN q HUGHES,
STUSE CUTTERS AND CONTRACTORS.
- We are prepared 10 do all kinds of stone
cutting, sucn as window stills, circular caps
OF any design. door stills, columns. mouldings,
and all work in the stone cutting line that
builders may desire. They also furnish bases
aud sockets for tombstones. or lers promptly
hlled. shop on tho cornerof Fourth Avenue
and Constitution Street. Emporia, Kans5s.
JaniT2ti
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JEWELER.

T. M. FRY.
DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES AND
IL JEWELRG, corner room, Bancroft
block, Commercial street. Repairing done on
short notice and Ia n satisfactory style.
Jani72tt
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Senator Poole, of North Carolina,
into his Cabinet to represent the
South.
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CEDAR VALLEY, Chase Co., Kan.
DEAR News: The following
essay on sheep husbandry was
read by Mr.. F. Giddings, at the
last meeting of the Farmers Club
here, and hoping it will interest
your farmer readers, send it to
you for publication. A. V.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-05

misunderstanding 8. - Sn ber
s9ule Der Raria 9immslfabrt- @smeinbe wur-
ben bu;9 bodw. P. Maton foIsenben auabeu
Vrdmien iiberrei9t fir ben Monat Mar3:
&%eIigion: pei. 99onartb, S. Jreune.
60. 5ippler. @. Sounen, .. Streit, .. Gid,
u. @dliet, y. Grmantraat, .. 9Ofmann, g,
&6oler, g. Sebrons.
&ednen: 6.euus, S1unartb, 5ippler,
strsit, Sonneu, 9ofmann, S@liet Grman-
traut Sebrons.
GngIi19 9 u1fabiren: Grnnantraut.
5ofmann Sdonartb, Streit, @cnneu, 9ippler,
Sdlief, Sid.
@eosrapbie: S@onartb. 9ippler,J :eunb,
@onnsn, Streit 5ofmaun, Gid, Grmautraut.
Ssbrons. S4Iiet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-05

SIR " l.Nrbett in &tein
erbielt 9r. peter @ensler BON bier an be,
Staats.G atr bic erae unb ein3ise primie.
Ser cine lol&e 8eieQuns (tIr @rab-Monu-
naente u. {. w. ~ MAIDEN eeeentt. uirb es in
feinen @Ortbehe fnben, tpenn It bielelbe iesi
ma&t ba bic betreienbe arbeit wdbrenb bee
Winters bebeuenb biatser gu ieben fpmmt ala
CUR Somuers3eit. Die BerfaGtte ees brn.
Wensler it IN @aibiustoa Strabs ~seseniser
GitY 9aa. 256
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DIE 9erren @ebrIter Elm m {
Gde Der 10. unb ct. vetsr Strabe in 81. paul,
baltsn jfsts bic rei@fe Musmabl 20
@rpeertes unb Yrppifpntn Spr'
ratbis. Beionbere aufmerfiamfett Sertieni
tbr (9Sner gorratb an tn unb auslanbiiden,
etnsema9teu unt eetrodneten Griidten. Man
beiu@e ben sel9mafuoa aasseaattetea Stere,
uu, f@ tason ~ dber3eueen.
ES- Nu@ bic beien Sorten @eine, ST.
queure, Gisarreu u. {. +. teben Zen 8uuoeu sur
@erfisuns. Wreiie bldg, 8ebienuns freune
lid.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-05
staatS=N euigteitem.

Mirneapelis bate am Iienitas eins
letbafte Wablunbanbluns, an pel9tr 3,54e
Stimmente Spell nabmeu. @ewablt (nb:
Rayor: 8radett, 932 Diebrbeit.
@dagm Glitter: Qararan GA Mebrbeit. .
Comptroller : Srtmaun, einlimmis.
Nlberm daner: Grie @arb, s. Srtb; 2.
Darb, Gb. 3bieIea ; 3. @arb, g. @rmRrons
4. @arp. g. .. &olins; 5. @arb, s. 9alett;
6 @,rr, 81. 6. @rimlbaw Z. @are, 6. 81.
5arrentsrs; g.. @arb, 6 g. Srnss; 6. @aro.
8. Dap ; 10. @arb, U. 8 SObnion.
Die Nusaabe BON Bombs fir cine G'tp 5aue.
fir ben grldentar unb bic Baitrwerte tpu,te
nit GROCER Mebrbsit aenebmigt.
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@abilcur,@ runty &c., Soma, !
II. Sct. 1872. :

Babilcu r, @runts Co., Soma, !
II. Set. 1872.
5erren Glrarb unS @uobbue.
Sd aebrauhte einen pom Sbren Glpart
@tnittern bieien 5srti. SD bate i&on Siel'
tMaiaiueu sebrautt aber ME suuor babe i'd
cine s:funten, bic cine 70 cute aSrner-Spa
ma1hine 1T. Wenn i'd meine Nafdine etnt
@oGe frUber s,babt latte. 70 batte Id &C.
mug s%efpart u meine game Be
3ablunsb arauSsu befretten. Sd
ma6ts tamit cine i6uere YrObe in Sofer uni
@siseu, ter liesenS unb sutammensemidelt uni
10 sermilbert mar, mic Ct nur matien mag. unit
ME febl!e bic Mai9ine in ibrer @rbeit unit
i9eint tausrbaft su ieiu. Sd f@ntttbun'
bert4fer unb meiue Muslase tpa.
nidts. SD tbeile Sbnsn bic Namen
Ginger msiner Nadbarn nit, tpelde bic Ma>
idine in liseentem @etreiee arbeiten iaben, nit
tur1 otise Wnea'en beseust pire.
s. N. g Nef.
Setn 1smslston,
Waron Grenh,
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Sir Garmtr unb @drtner ron GRO
6er @i&tieteit 1T es gu tpi6en, an pel&emY lase
ile bic CUR Muiaat I'M Grabiabr nGtbieen @Gme'
~rsien am beiten unb b%iaisittn betommen tUunen.
Diet @arantie tietet ibnen Der Drug Store bsr
9erren Dreis unb MitI&, Gde Der ct. veter
unb 8. @trabe in St. yaul in ieber Sinl9t,
intem man bert ben Solaanbisfen gorratb an
Samsreten aQer Mrt fir Garm uno @artsn i1ets
su ben b~iQieien preiien baben tann, uub mas
e~benfaQs pertbsru it: bic @arantie Der rssl
fen 8~ebienuus.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-05

Der stat 1T NIT ieinem gelp in Gerle'
senbeit, unb 60 3eiste f& BEL Der iinefen Der
banbluns Der BON Der Qesislatur beasaten Con-
troQe. Gommifisn Der f%ontsrbarfe @irrpar.
Mls es i& nGmli& barunt banbelte, bic bon
mebreren Bansen einesret&ten Aueebote, b.
treHeuo bic Deponiruns Der @taatsssleer Bel
oeuielbeu. su erSfnen, i&lus Elm @uta&ten bee
Staatsanwalts blieartia brein. tnoem peritlbe
srt .drte, bab mad Der Gonfitution bas Depuni.
ren BON Staatseelsern in Banten ui4t erlaubt
lei.
@uf Der anberen Seite ftreibt bas neue g.
les benz @taats- S&asmeiaer Dor. feline Cab
luneen bur@ Anpeiiunser auf Banf-D epoften
3u MAIDEN. Nlio bate bieler 8eamte Mnme:'
iunsen auf Dspcitsn aussufeatn, bic na&gor.
f&rift Der StaatsperfaRans gar nt&t seu,a&t
tperesn sarfen. Cine Nub 3u MAIDEN fir bic
0ssislatur.
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YotdI= Nemtgteiten.

Der 9 Der neutn 8tr&e fir bic
beut1&e Maria 9immelfabrt'@ smsinee, unter-
bru&eu bur& ben s~sareusen Niuter. erbdlt 10.
chen feline Gortissuns, inbea bic tpaders unb
nit @e&t pepuldren Saumeifer 8. S&lid uub
3. Orb bsreits lssteu Mittwo& tuteber bic VT.
betten aufssnommeu baben. @ans serubt ba-
ben ~bieielbsn aud udbrenb bes Wtnters ni&t,
unb 60 febt au erparten, bab bel Der bepabrten
llmi&t unb Gnereie Der lnternebmer bas berr-
li9e @otesbaus, cine Der l&Unfen 3ierben IN.
ierer Stast unb ielbit ses NorbweNens, bislss
Sabr ieiner psnieRsns dubersn goQsnbuns ent.
eesensebt. @an&er fdwere Stein ii nod su
beben, aber aud Der 3dube fnb utele, bic babel
in irsenb elmer '@eiie mitnirten tSnnen une
f&erli@ bereitmiQis mitnirsen gun, @elinseu
bss pra&tiseu Gempelsaues.
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Stabtratb.-alb SOLDER reFsnirte als
N0e1or fir bic 3ueite Darb uao pu,be bur&
Narfbau Sberman erieet.
Cine Orbinan3 eeseu Gambler wurbe sores-
lest.
snsebote fir ben 8au bes Gnsine-1auies
Der Grisn @arb wurben aussei&rieben.
Dit Mmtsbauer aQsr Beamten, nit Ginf9lub
bss Stabtbrudsrs, uirs biz gum 1. Sauuar
1874 auseeeebnt.
Die alte Mal@ine Der 3atsn- unb Qeiter-
Gompasnie foQ s~ertauft uub cine neue ause'
f1aft tuerbsn.
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Der @onereb beuiQiste folsenbe Gre
bite. an pel6en Der Staat Miuneluta Elm befon-
beres Sntere6e bat:
Sir Grbaltuns Der Safe Don ct. Nntbcns
unb Correction bes 9abrpa1ers I'M MiiFiirpi
oberbalb Ter Sale $4,000 Dollar.
Sir ZEN gau elmer GabriraBe gum Srane=
port Don gorratben BON etuem puafte an Der
Nurtbern Yacifc, befannt ais 2ate gruiEns,
mad rem &eb &iper 3weis. Der s(eentur fir bic
Chippewa Sneiaper am MtfTifpp, 5000 Dol
lar.
Sir austasseruns bes Minneiota. 5tu6es
10000 IpQ1r, tpoppn bic SGlfte auf Wrbeiten
smi16eH geQcm Stpne unp ben 1alsn ~ Der.
tenben it.
Sir cine @6leuie unb Damn am MiiIlNppi
bel Meeters Sslanb $4,000 Dollar.
Sir Correction bes rbern WiifiTppi $4,000.
Sir Musbasssrune Der Gate Superior 8aa,
Don ibrem natirli&sn Nustritt tis su ben Dods
Don Superior uno Dulutb 100000 Dollar.
Sir Goaeneune bes 3oabauies in ct. gaul
"a, 963 Dollars.
Sir 9lbfauf eines Iopnibips 9anb In tsr
@bite Curb Snbianer &eferpation fir tieyem-
biua Gbippepas $4,000 Dollar.
CUR t1aterfusune Der Nisberla0uns terYem-
bina Qbippeuas auf Der Nbite Garth &eierpa.
tion 10000 Dollar.
Tasesen erbielt bic bon &sprdientaat Tun.
nea einssbra&te Bib, ben Nnieelern auf yre=
emption slanb in Nianelota bic Grlt CUR 9e.
sabIuns ibrer 2dineereien, auf srei Sabre gu CT
ltrsdeu, feline @eiestraft. Gle paiirte spar
bas 9aus, fam aber gu ipdt in ben Senat, I'M
bort nod st p%alirsn, trosoem bic 5erren &am>
fry uno @iutum i9 eifrie fur bic ViQ usrwsn.
beten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-05

Gin Mprb 1T BEN @ernebmen mad au
Mi@ Bailey Mt Qecb &c., yeriibt pcrben unb
bra&te bic 8esSltsrune in bortissr @sssnb In
srs6e aufresuns. Der Grnaurbete feQ Elm Il
SABRE alter BSbme iein, Nau,ens Sofepb ,8a-
toutet, Der nit fttnem @@wisserfobn 4. Yul.
erabet in i&ls@tem Giusernsbmen lebte. an
sorissn Montas Morsen suurbe ber a!te Nann
in ben, Bruunen bel fetner Wobnuns tobt &c.
funtea, unt Der 8erbadt auf cine Rorbtbat
tan. auf. ~
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-05

Des &au9ers 2ieblinss.5tor'
1T bel @ebriber 8eti@ 80. 1854 Dritte StraBe
100 man bic allseu,ein bsliebten Gisarrenlorteu
Bonnie Bouche, Lady Thorn, National
Guards unb piele anbere in ausse3si9nets,
Sualitdt Sorrdtbis fneet. Gbeniu bic beaen
unb feinieu @orten in @&nuSf. &au&- unit
3au.Sabad. l1eberbieb itub taielbf ale Be-
liebten &au&-Artifel, uie Yfefen, Gisarren.
Spisen ,e. gu biaisem preis gu baben. &ea-
DEF, bic bel ". unb 81. 1sti9 Suripreden, tpsr>
ben itets CUR erDbten 3ufrtebenbeit bebient. (72)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-05

O~effentIt&e &tnIaeune!3 CUR erSb
ten rnt ppuidubtsfen Refaaratton: Die n:u
6. @&mtbt ST. 242, Dritts Sirabe. Bon
iebtan terben 3u ieberS tunbe frii&e aufern.
@eaisel, gorelsu, Gleii9lorten aaer art, @ile,
fura gQes, pas Der Martt an Gelifatefen bistet
f~erpirt. Die fsinfen Metne u1e 0iq!eure bic
ct msine Bar; Gri@te. Gonfeft unb Gpntitc'
reipaaren in better Mustpabl. GieNufwartunf
~ feber Belt bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-05

nRellun9en. - @pupsrneur Muatn
ma1te folsenbe Grnennuassu:
Gbwtn IS. TYfe, bon Garibault, ale Staats'
S9asmeifer an bic Stele BON @u. Seeser,
mel9er rsfsnirt bat, bis 1. San. 1874.
&s. g. 9. MeRaaers, .. o, BON ct.
yauL ais ais Staat5. Spmml 7dr BON .Ninne'
iota BEL Der @iener MusfsGuus.
9rpf. Geo. ". Gage, pon 81. paul, ala
DIRECTOR i'm 9taats- Normal. Sdul. 8oarb, an
Der @tele ees &ep. g.. q. ", SKATERS.
W. s. 8. Taylcr, Mls @ountp=Q omni1I
son 9ennepin County, an @teQe pom 6. @.
9alleab, pel6er abselebnt bat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-05

6IGn3enb erSffnet wurbe Der nsn
prn. StrauB an Der britten Stra6e neu einse-
ri&tete Ranufaetur. D aaren. @tore, unb taum
war Der rsi&e 8orratb BON @aaren aaer
miini@baren @ertsn auseeRe0t, bewtes bas
taufuRise wublitum fofort bic resae 1betluab-
mt. Gs mirb Bonn aud baleltf bas Neuefe
uns YreiswirbisRe gun. 9aufe anseboten, BILL
Zig un> NIT bereitwiQieaer @ebienuns. Man
sebe bin unb iteraeuse f@ itlbl.