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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-08-15

BEN BUTLER is out in a voluml-
nous letter to the New York 1r'-
bssne, in defense of the Salary bill.
It is marked with all the ability and
cunning of the great Massachusetts
demagogue, and is probably the
very best plea that has been, or can
be made for the iniquity. But with
all its ability and special pleading,
it will fail to convince the people
that the increase OF salary was wise
or necessary, or induce them to
cease to insist upon its repeal at the
earliest period possible. Members
of Congress may as well make up
their minds to meet this demand in
the proper spirit, and not waste
their time in unavailing excuse or
\ defense Of the measure.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-08-15

The case of Byron Wright, the
Waterloo schoolmaster, who, while
teaching at Cedar City, Opposite
Cedar Falls was shot by two fiends
in female form, has been in all re-
spects, one of the most wonderful
in history. First, there arc only
two cases besides his own on record
say the surgical authorities, where
a bullet has been shot into the sub
stance of the brain and remained
there for any length of time that
the patient has survived. But the
end, or what now seems to be the
end, Of this case, is more strange
than any other portion of it. The
other day he was riding out, when
he was thrown from the wagon and
struck upon his head. The shock
was very severe, and physician
was Immediately summoned. On
examination he found that by the
sudden shock the bullet, which had
been beyond reach in his brain for
over seven months, had been thrown
near the orifice, (Which has never
healed), and was easily extracted
The chances of his ultimate recov'
cry arc, Of course, now deemed much
greater than ever Observation-Disclosures
Times.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-08-15
The State.
The anniversary of thHIowa Peace
Society will be held at New Sharon.

The anniversary of thsIowa Peace
Society will be held at New Sharon.
The Delaware county Republican
Convention will be held at Delhi, August
3Oth.
The Nashua Post publishes the pre-
MUM list of the Chickasaw County fair
which occurs Oct. list, End and 3rd.
Tho officers III the Iowa State Fair
arc negotiating with Matilda Fletcher to
deliver the annual address at Cedar Rap
ids in September.
Senator j. i. Burke, of Waverly,
has sold out his law business, preparatory
to removal to Chicago, where he will en-
gage in the practice of his profession.
The Clermont Peoples Paper sug-
gests that paper mill would be an mp
propriate and paying establishment there.
The same thing is true here.
The depot of the B., G. r., & NJ. rail
road at Cedar Valley, eight miles south
of Waterloo, was burned last week. The
fire broke out In the second story and is
supposed to have been the work of an in
cendiary. Loss about $1,000.
"A newsboy on the Illinois Central
named Young, fast youth, was accident
ly shot at Ackley, on Monday night
while struggling to escape from an officer
who had warrant for his arrest for theft
The ball entered his side, infiicting a dan.
gcrous wound Young lives at Dubuque.
-"Old man Bender has turned up
again in Dubuque. He was seen passing
through that city on Wednesday, bare
footed, with his shoes on a stick, over his
shoulder. He was recognized by his pho
tograph, and as usual created the widest
excitement. We CLEAN from the Tele
graph.
P. S.-According to the Times, q pc
liceman who followed the rcputed "Ben
der" to the head of Julien Avenue dis
covered him to be the senior editor oil
the Telegraph.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-08-15

THE State Board of Equalization
has completed it's labors, and the
result is published in the Des Moines
papers. The valuation of our coun-
ty remains as it came from the
County Board. and is $s.77 per acre.
That of Blackhawk was raised 25
per cent. and is 1912 per acre: Del.
aware was raised 20 per cent. and
is 1882 per acre. Fayette was
raised 10 per cent. and is $3.50,
The rate of State tax was fixed al
two mills on the dollar, reduction
of half a mill from the present rates
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-08-15
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court OF buchanan County, Io,cd
September Term, A. D., 1878:
PLAINTIFr.--L. w, Hart.
Demonstrations Ryan and Catbarine
Ryan.
70 said Defendants:
You are hereby notified that there Is now on fle
in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
Buchanan County, Iowa, the petition Of L. w
Hart the Plaintiff aforesaid, claiming Of you the
the sum OF Thirty Dollars, rs money justly due
to him. Also that your property is attached to
secure payment.
You are also notified that unless you appear
thereto and defend, before noon OF the second da,
of the September term of said Circuit Court OF Blu
chanan county, to be held at Independence, IL
said county, on the Goth day Of September, A. D..
1873. default will be entered against you, AMI
Judgment rendered thereon.
AVA HART b BRUCKART,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-08-15
A Correspondent who wants a Prac'
tical Demonstration OF Reform.

Mr.. EDlToR:-I am one who ia
vored the punishment of Rankin,
when he was found to be guilty of
embezzlement, of appropriating
funds that belonged to the State, to
his own use, In justice to the peo-
Lple of the State, he should have
been prosecuted. Gov. Carpenter
and others went before tho Grand
Jury of Polk Co., (where the offence
was committed) and made an effort
to hayc him indicted, but the jury,
majority of whom were Democrats
failed to bring in a bill, and conse-
quently he goes unpublished for the
crime of robbing the people of the
State.
But because Rankin is not called
upon to answer for this crime,
should all other crimes and misde-
meanors be winked at and overlook
ed? Not by any means. If we wish
to preserve the integrity of orr peo-
pie, we must not shrink from the
duties imposed upon us by our cit
izcnship, and one of these impor-
tant duties is to see that our public
servants perform their duties hon
estly and faithfully; and ifthey are
found recreant to the trust placed
in them by the people should be ex-
posed and dealt with as the law di-
reefs, otherwise what are our laws
for? Shall every law relating to the
the punishment of crime be a dead
letter? l hope not; the only way to
preserve the purity Of public affairs
is to enforce these laws in each and
every instance where they are vio-
lated, showing no preference or lem
icncy to friend or foe.
Now it has been charged upon
and admitted, by the chairman Of
the late Autobiography, Democrat
ic County Convention that he was
guilty of embezzlement of public
monies, in this, that he appropriated
monies belonging to the school
fund of this township, to his own
usc-and that is just what Rankin
did. The law declares that this
misrepresentation of public funds is
embezzlement, which is a crime and
and punishable by law, a law made
for this express purpose. Can any
one tell why this law is not enforc-
ed? The convention over which
this man was called to preside and
by which he was chosen delegate
to the State Convention claimed to
be reform convention. The dele
gates gathered under call for the
purpose of correcting the "abuses,"
&c. Now gentlemen if you are
honest in your declarations for re-
form, come right forward and pros
ecute the president Of your conven-
ton for the %abuses" and the crime
of which he is guilty! If you fail
to take cognizance of his misde-
meanor, the people won't have faith
in you when you meet in convention
and "resolute" about abuses of pub
lie trusts. lis plain case and
won't cause you much trouble as the
embezzlement is admitted by the
party accused, and as citizen and
tax payer, we demand in the name
of the people, his prosecution, &C
cording to the laws ofthe State.
PRACTICAL REFORMATION.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-08-15
THE Chicago Inter- Ocean is in
favor of free banking. Il saws:

favor OF free banking. II says:
"Our present national banking
system gives us currency of uni
form value in all parts Of the coun-.
try; but it is monopoly. The linn
itation of the amount of circulation
to $500, 100000 is unsatisfactory to
the public, and confcrs an exclusive
privilege upon the existing banks.
This is not in accordance with the
principles of modern American leg
islation, and must be changed. Re-
move the restriction, and let any
body establish bank who can give
the necessary security to the public,
and trade will be freer and more ac-
tive. 1t is not in the power of Con-
gress, or any man or set Of men, to
tell how much currency may be
wanted at a future time. Remove
the limitation-let banking be free,
with the existing security as to the
public, and business will be less fet-
tered and the condition Of trade i'm.
prove"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-08-15

1t is no slight testimonial in favor
Of the sincerity of the leaders of the
Patrons of Husbandry in this State,
and of their devotion to the legiti-
mate objects Of the Order, that both
Mr.. Adams, Master of the National
Grange, and Col. Smeedly, Master
of the State Grange, have shown
themselves Indifferent to political
honors, and in declining to become
politicians have reminded their
friends that the Order is not polit-
ical organization.-BeNe Raine
UniOD
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-08-15
New Advertisement
FOR A
Well Established Wholesale and Retail
MILIIN cry
Ladies Furnishing Goods
Fiat Store.

The success attending US du-
ring the past Five Yeary war;
rants us in saying we are better
prepared this spring than ever
to keep full and complete as
sortment in our line. Our
Wholesale Trade having become
quite feature which enables
us to buy direct from the man.
ufacturers, and, of course, buy
cheaper. Can and willSell as
Low as any House West Of the
Eastern Market. A first-class
Milliner always iEcharge of that
department.
We call especial attention to
the Hosiery, Gloves and Lace
Department. Lace Collars in
endless variety, from Ten Cents
to Twenty Dollars; in fact every
thing usually kept in i first
class Fancy Store. We are
agents for the, celebrated Caro-
line Kid Gloves, which have es-
tablished a reputation for, quail
ty and prices second to none;
all sizes 'and collars, from a
child's to gents sizes always in
stock. Real and Imitation Hair
Goods we can furnish at all
times and at prices which none
can compete with, Hoop Skirts
made to order and in stock.
Don't forget the sign of the
Big Hat, which means truly a
Hat Store. rcfsrT yTTfsT
39-H. ]. B. TURNER.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-08-15
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN was on the 19th day Of Jnly, 1878, duly ap
pointed by the Circuit Court of Buchanan Co, Ia
and has qualified as Administrator of the Estate
OF Turner Cartwright, late of Buchanan county la
deceased. All persons indebted to the estate are
requested to make immediate payment to the I'M
designed, and those having claims against tn.
same will present them duly authenticated to sait
Court for allowance. JOS. BARNHILL,
Dated July 18th, 1873. AdministratOr.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-08-15
The population Of Iowa, as re.

The population of Iowa, as re-
turned by the Census Board, with
the exception of two small counties,
which have failed to report, is L.
249,4ls. The Federal census of
1870 gave our State l,191,792 pop
ulation, the increase in three years
beinp 57.626.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-08-15
Don't Fail to Try These Goods!
Mare Colt Lost.

large two. year-old iron gray colt, with some
white in her face and the tip of one ear turns back
with a small scar on its tip.
FIVE DOLLARS
Reward will be paid for any information Of thu
colt addressed to the undersigned at Burke p. o.
Benton Co., Ia. 2w4 LEWIS HART.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-08-15
Farmers |ns. Co.,
OF CEDAR RAPIDS.

L. D. ROLFE, Agent OF the above Company,
will take risks in Independence and vicinity, the
coming season, and will make his headquarter rs
at the Office of d. d. Holddridge, ESQ, where all
who wishing insurance with guaranty Of prompt
payment of losses may confer with him. 4Sn-m6
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-08-15

Iowa PEACE Soc1ErY.-The ami.
versary of this association will be
held at New Sharon, on the rail.
road ten miles north of Oskaloosa,
on the Sd and 4th of next month
(September). The distinctive idea
of this Society is the Punishment of
war, and the Inauguration of High
Court or Congress of Nations. Its
Executive Committee embraces the
Governor of Iowa, several Of our
Legislators, and members and min
listers ofsix religious denominations.
Let the friends of Peace rally.
JOS. A. DUGDALE, Sec'y.
Persons getting off the train call
on Amos Virkes or David Morgan
for information. New Sharon can.
not be excelled for its Inequalities
All Iowa papers please copy.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-08-15

hepuDllcau majority aSalHSG INC
recess in the House, but the Demo
cratic vote of fourteen yeas to three
nays, with four absent or not vo-
ting, carried the house for the re-
cess.
Whenever the Democrats have
been in power within the memory
of the present generation, they have
abundantly shown that they neither
believe in the equality of men, the
purity of the ballot box, nor econ
omy in the administration of the gov
ernment. Then why should you ex-
pcct to get a better party than the
Republican by mixing with it an
alloy from party SO much worse in
every material point? If you had a
barrel of sugar only one-tenth sand,
would you improve it by mixing it
with sugar fve-tenths sand? Meth
err could you improve upon the Re
publican party by mixing it with a
party that never worked for human
ity or equal rights when it had a
chance. The Republican party has
its faults, but it has always shown a
disposition to correct them, and it
will correct them in the future, and
if let alone it will also in time heal
the dreadful wounds inflicted upon
the country by the Democratic par
ty. 4a.
If we will only open our eyes we
shall see this new move Is but a rep
clifton of. the trick Of last year. In
counties like Dubuque, where the
Democrats are in the majority, you
hear nothing of an Autobiography
party; they take all, everything, but
in counties where in a minority,
they steal upon the people under
false pretenscs, and in the most in
sinuating manner try to seduce them
from their allegiance to their coun.
try and their duty. Let us not be
deceived by them. HOMER.
, 1873-02-07


uvASTED-TO RENT-A SMALL COTTAGE OR
W part house, South or West 6ides street
c.za. Addlcs. \. KAUPNAS 70 md q saath c.n.l.st
3VANTED-TO RENT-A. NUMBER or GpQD
W. houses for ftst-cfaas tenants who arc inuuisox
every day Houses worth 81 100 annuzu
Cal On E. TURNER. l5l East Twenty -second-et
, 1873-02-07

Price place, 1--WE street lamps are to be found I'M
lighted at 3 o'clock every morning, and he makes
to the Board OF Public Works the very pertinent
inquiry "Who gets the benefit Of this unburnt
gas?"
Among tho arrivals at Durkes European Ho-
tel Yesterday were Il. T. Turner. Quinc7. ILL.,. A.
Bramtle, B. Maynz, New York; r. Z. shaw,
Newport. Vt; J. q. Caldwell, Titusville, Pa. :;
c. L. Mclean, Detroit; E. F. Pomeroy, Cedar
Rapids, 1owa;'J. A. Johnson. Montreal, Canada !;
Judge Il. II. Wead, Peoria, III.
The many friends Of Mr.. G. 7. Page will bo
Assistant Cashier Of tie Home National Bank Of
this city. His friends in Rockford, H., as we'll
as those in the city, will be glad to hear Of his
advancement, and, if good wishes avail any
thing, he ie sure to succeed in his new sphere.
Tho benefit OF h1r. ]. l.. Weatherwax occurs at
the Globe Theatre this evening. In addition to q
list Of interesting volunteer features, including
swinger, and others, the performance includes
"Jack Sheppard; or, 1dleness the Road to
Crime, with Hiss Fanny Herring in the role OF
jock Sheppard, and supported by o strong cast
1t the annual meeting Of the Board Of Man
ayers of the Erring Women's Refuge yesterday,
the following officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year: President, Mra. s. F. Norcroas; Vice
President, Mrs. J. ". Mills; Secretary, Mrs. L.
NJ. Mitchell; Treasurer, Mrs. 6. G.. Benton;
Trustees, Tuthin King, Wm. 3. Ogden, J. Y
Scammon, Jas: F. Tyler, James H. burtts' Geo.
Herbert, KeF. Mr. enanoef1a':''
Yesterday morning an insane man named VIM.
Dirth Was found in the alley in tho rear OF No.
48 Milwaukee avenue. He vas in o filthy condi-
ton, and was with difficulty restrained from do
ing violence. Financial difficulties and o way
ward wife arc said to have produced His insan-
ity. He resides at No. 49 Cornell street. To
was taken to the Central Station, and the County
Agent notified.
,rort;r zchvor1 vou+r, 1r,o a,;ova so,oa 1o-
al 1ntariet foy hsvi,,1, aennira3 9,,iPo 3or-
~, 1.r ttaat1, m.a hafe-a 1stco nanro., ..ea-
tarIsry ~ nra;na' nn t1,a n1,apeo or stonin ;nU-
ai,.,. ~ 90 1a1,-6:, ~ scS sro4s Sf,. Pch;n-
~ ~ 4gs Wataa n..s-,-,a Ir,,a ~ ~, ~ w.
~ - ,.e.rs ~ nro M a oor.s,,a nor.carr ~
.,.afaoa;Ss' G' ~ - e ~. "a
II, ~ @ ~ - - - x.a,,t1
, 1873-02-07
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

-
D. L. Moody will lecture in the Fullerton ATe-
nue. Presbyterian Church this evening.
The Star md crascont c1nb will piva ana of
their enjoyable parties this evening at Shows
Dancing Academy, No. 66 Halsted street. near
Madison.
Rev G. r., Thonnsnn formar,v =, f;nc;nnot;
leads The noon nraTer-rneet;nr a,d r = IacoFa
tEa R;h1n maatinv ut q o,c1osi o.5,- ~ ~
Methodist Church Block.
aIayor aledill will honor with his nresence the
frat arnea-once of George William {,nrtia in 1h;a
eity in fwelTe years. b7 introducing him to 10 the the
meetipc of tboee interested in removing
tho railroad frack from Cark street viii be hel3
, 1873-02-07

AGENTS WANTED.
GENTS WANTED-S75 TO 500 PER MONTH
Il every here male and fonnfa to Introduce tho EN- u
NE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEW
ING MACHINE This machine will stitch. hern. fell tuck,
quilt cord bind braid md cbrotdor In most superior
manner. Price, ony SID. Fuy licensed and warranted
VIII moro teastlia! q mo!s e!a7tie seam seam
second stitch can cut, and stti the cloth cannot he
pulled apart without tearing it, We pay agents from 80
10 $50 per month aud expenses, or commsslon ttonl
which tWice that amount can he !nstie; Address
SECOMB + CO., Chicago, III.
~ know nuke when money Il plenty and
everybody has IT, find this very thing they want st
our PLACE. Men making &8 to $19 day In city and
country and find tho business BET the longer tried
Sample free. MERRILL CO., . and u West lako-st
GENTS WANTED-TO SELL ONE OF THE
n greatest labor Saving inventions Invented. Ad
drcss immediately. j. BUDD CO., Detroit, Mich.
i GENTS WANTRD-GOOD CAEvASSERS ARE
Aaktng Sl0 to sl3 day with my goods cye!y article
II stsplo Hour; samples frce. c. a. L1SlhGTON,
~ Wext Monroe9t,, Ehtc.s,:.
, 1873-02-07

E'oRE sALE,,-sToNE FRONT RESIDENCE, EAST
e1ehage to1 House and lot On Nrnoldst.:
noar Twenty -aiash: Lot s51ls0 on Arnoldst., near
Twenty ninth Lot 40x19O West hati.on-st., oag
time. On the best part Of the s1set. ROBERT REID,
, 1873-02-07

the West Stc within block OF the street
Apply to l. DUNNE, Attorney, Room g. Central Union
Block, 80 East Aladtson-Bt.
, 1873-02-07

Ton SALE-gi0o-AT ABOVE PRICE LOTS ON
l. WeAt Side; thoy $3.50 small payment down
and very terms. A. e. STOREY sUS, l45 South
e. arb.
, 1873-02-07

FOR SALE-e LOTS, s31l25 FEET. On IDAHO ST..
Polk-st. and Wcstcrnav., only VI, loo. Terms
Apply at lal Madtson-st-, corner ClaTkst CAMP
, 1873-02-07

TOR SALE-LOTS on CAMPBELL PARK, ONLY
* miles from the Court House; oaly &61 per foot.
Terms to quit Apply as lsi Aadisonst., corner Clark
, 1873-02-07

E70R sALE-WEST VAN BUREN, -sT.-TWO STORY
l. house OF II nd lot. south front, Lincsn-
ST.; runts for St.O; price S5, 7oH. AKELL HOTCU-
KISS. Otis Block. L:Salle and Madfson.s n.sts
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-24
OwYnEE-we take the following item

OwYHEE.-We take the following items
from the Aralanchc of July 10Th: ,s.
q; Two prominent merchants of Silver City
have challenged each other to mortal combat.
Miners are scarce in Owyhee. The Super.
intendents Of the Minnesota and Golden Char
lot mines have issped call for 100 more men
to work in their mines.
Every mine in Owyhee, both Incorporated
and unincorporated. that is being worked,
looks we'll. xxx
Charley Terrill & Co. have struck it rich in
the Poorman, in new tunnel which has been
run in about 60 feet, developing . vein from
eighteen inches, to two feet in width Of ore
that resembles that Of the old Poorman in ito
palmiest days. a.es<e eg4- t, q i3 .ms
A rich strike has also been made in the Red
Jacket. uoJ eI.s} II f4aHtgff Yfzt2
"'Old Hill has gone to housekeeping, and
proposes to issue new work, shortly, entitled
The Trials and Tribulations Of . Young
Housekeeper." IL t.a'a< aaem ~ q so /
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-24

The LAST OF rHE MoDocs.- last Of
the AOdocs are now in the hands Of the mill.
tary' authorities. Miller's Charley, Captain
Jacks father.inlaw. surrendered himself on
July Sd, and Long Jim and bis father we're
captured by Riddle about the same time.
These arc the last Of Captain Jacks band who
were running at large. The result Of the trial
Of Jack and five Of his worst men has not yet
been made public. and will not be until after
the findings Of the Military Commission have
been approved or dsapproved by the President.
There There can be little doubt. however, but that
they will be hanged for the purder, Of the
f4ace Commissioner, while the Lost River
lnurderers win probably be turned over to the
Oregon auth Tor trial % tie indictments
Soundsagsipa them. 81 $40 igag -i446es| zra
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-24

ANOTHER PORT NEUF NURDER.-The
stage bound from Corinne to Helena, on the
night Of July 10th, while passing through Port
Neuf Canyon, about ninety miles north Of
Corinne, was fred into by masked men. one
shot taking effect on the driver. Charles Phil.
lips, wounding him in the bowels, causing his
death shortly afterwards. There were FIVE
passengers in the stage. who escaped uniajured.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-24

PROVED SATIsyAcToRY.-The Holly water
works of Sacramento have been completed
and were submitted 10 6nal test, July 18th,
in presence Of the City Trustees. The test
proved satisfactory. and the works will be ae-
cepted. s4sff.eal hne
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-24

reRRoBABLE DIsCHARGE.-Iti is reported that
CHI vcgtthe alleged Belgian murderer, who
faited' being released On habeas corpus before
ANewi York. court, i to be discharged by or
Or sf4the Governnent,a on the ground that
there u no tresty between tie United States
ana esp. fots the e1tsadition Of fugitive.
ffom iMstiCe.I o2asiaD q. o. hun -a.l..-
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-24

RscALLED.-Eise Of the six Japsness stu
dsats, who vera ssst To- this eeantry 70 BE- ed
x,eatSa; hsts been ordered home y tho Japan
- ~ Syse1nimenE. None of them know tho
ra ,Ilss x x tha;r rsea ips fly s1psy !
Aea;ee q retara and complies their edueaton.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-24

Apr-The Buffalo Ezpvsss. being Of On In
quiripg turn, il anxious to know what Ben
Butler and tho potato-bue were made for. = /
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-24

~ ABABY; STOW SD Ffsscileo has been
asl.sxa oser baby NV ~ which opened o.
Jdly1ztk.u On the frat day about city anx-
5ods mothers pat ID aa appearances with theit
stoss1, before i o'clock ii the morning. The
sEhibitisn continued three days. .a.6s@a e5..,e