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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12

CQ,rING IN.-During the past feW
woa large number Of Eastern I'M
Alie bits have arrived in our State,
sid of whom have taken up tempo
lid asidences in this section until
hid an find employment or procure
nas hent homes. We earnestly task
for Lem the kindest attention and
fuii Encouragement, from our citi-
GEMS. Few Of our readers fail to re-
naeAbar when they arrived on the
shores pf tho Pacific, after weeks and
snonlIis Of tiresome travel and de-
priaIion, and how gladly and thank
fuli hey received and accepted the
ktn words Of encouragement and
aaa bnee extended by strangers who
hpN sne here before them. Let each
ono 81 bur readers tiput himself in the
l,iac Of these stranger newcomers
an| if it would not be well to ex-
tona hearty welcome and a helping
han n all such as they. Don't forget
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12

CHRoMo PRENlIUMs.-Tha excellent
religious Journal the PQcifcs Gli,iBtiqn
Advocote, published at Portland, offers
three rare chromos as an inducement
to subscribers. Read the adv. alse-
where.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12

THE fire burnt up four co umns o.
chaste, elegant, forcible, logical, stu =
ming, conslusive Democratic literature
which we had written up for this issue
In summing upthe the losses we have
not added this in, as it was much
greater loss to the world than to our
aaIf #
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12

I"
NTH December number of Woods
Housebold Magazine is replete with
good reading-entertalning sketches,
stories, poems, &C., &c. Its table OF
contcpts embraces the following arti-
cIes; "a better country" Mary Hart
welt, IAN Engineers Yarn, Albert
Williams, Jr., Our Party at Sea- ReV,
| j. s. Bteckinridge; Two Enthusiasts,
ii. M. bewtral; Presence of Mind
Rev. b w. Holland; Our Babies, D.
A. Gorton, M. D.; Blessedness OF
Of Riches, Tenoroon; Hans Doodledee,
Rudolph Mentel; instalIment OF Max
xromer, author of Jessica's First
PRAYER; Goldfish and Potatoes, Chapter
III, BY Elanor Kirk; Misery Jippeau,
Chapter VII, VIII, by H. V. Osborne.
Inaddltion to these articles are several
pretty poems, q charming little Cot
taee Design, and editorial departments
emhracing Our Housekeeper, Cor
resnondence, Literary Notices, Laugh
ing stock, &C., &c. The engraving fol
tilIs month is entitled cold Folks"
AiIthe above for only one dollar
per yoar-or with chrome Yosemite
ono dollar and half. Address
Wood's Household Magazine,
Newburgh, N. Y
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12

WOOD PUMPS. The best and most
improved pumps now in use-being
the cheapest and most durable-for
sale at Howell, Harper & Co.'S cstab-
| lishment,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12

CHEAP PLows. Howell, Harper q
Co. have just received large lot o.
Collins Cast Cast Sell and the ceic-
brated star Moline Flows, which they
are selling at greatly reduced prices :
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12
1ERTIsEMENTs
CASH PAID FOR EGGS.

n WILL PAY IS CENTS PER DO SN'
n cash, for all eggs brought to my cells
nent, in Alban
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12

NOTICE TO FARMERS. Now is your
time to go to Howell, Harper & Co.,
and put in your orders for threshing
machines, reapers, mowers, headers,
and portable steam engines, or any
thing else that you may want next
harvest very cheap. They will fill
your orders and guarantee satisfaction
for a small commission.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12

THE WINTER TERM Of Albany
Collegiate Institute opens MONDAY,
Dec. 1T. Il, X. WARREN, Pres.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12

THE FIREMEN's BALL.-The tickets,
programmes, ETC., have been printed
for the grand New Years Ball Of the
Albany Ones. Judging from these and
other arrangements we can safely pre-
dict that this will be the most gorgeous
festival ever given by our gallant fire
boys. Let no one fail to secure q ticket
land lady companion) early, before
all are spoken for,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12

THAT fellow who yesterday morning
said he wouldn't get up out ofa warm
bed to save that did Democrat office"
IS about as mean and contemptiblo as
men usually get in this world. He
viii probably be in a hotter place than
was our fire some day. We are glad
there are 10 more people like him in
this community or property wouldn't
be as safe as it nog is.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12
FARNT FOR SALE.

yMVHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
n a ffrm, situated three miles from Harris
bnrr, containing S55 acres, well improved-l2so
being in cultivation, and all good wheat lana,
stoclr water. and I'll other conveniences.
Term Terms easy. nqui.e Of B; II. Holt, Harrisr
burg. Oregon, or Of JAMES WHEElAAsnN, =,
n86tf. Walla Walla' W. A.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12

John Layton, one Of our cid
est subscribers, has presented
us with q gigantic Christmas
turkey. Verify in the midst Of
fire we are in circumstances.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12

CrTY MARKET.-W. II. Mem
dcnI ~ is back at his old familiar
Gland "a the City Market, where ho
Win glad 10 again sec his many
cu rs Of by-gone days. See his
card bwhere in the DEMOCRAT, and
ion' ofget him when you want meat.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12

rrnstc,l e.-5ane. r.cver gave the world o
ti5s 80, i,s,,1 5e,, ,stlG of it6men Of genius
aage us ia. WEsTAns fAlsAA oE WlLp
CHEHAr. Consumption Co,'ss1Si S9ies stl ailg ,li
npguchitis eau bg cured. Take - ia tiiilr' aiAA
Won WI NOT raLrat u.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12

HOWELL, HARfEE & co. want 70
buy all the oats in Oregon,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12

fn alexander has had relapse
shlct last Issue, but We are pleased
Ia. y now in fair way to re-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12

.i iaIi r 4ltI4l.. .. q !
TO FAnIIERH. = Howell, Harper y
CO. have for salc the Statesman Grain
DrllI the only reliable force feed grain
on the Coast Those imported by them
arc made with many improvements
which adapt them to the pecnliarltles
Of this Soast. The hoes can be changed
from straight line to o zig-zag. We
would say to those desirous ofpurchas-
ing good grain drill, do not fail to
see the 'H5tatesman.n as they guarantee
it to be second to none now offered to
the public. It will sow wheat, rye
oats, barley, timothy, and clover seed,
and is quickly regulated TO SOW any
quantity to the aero that may be desirr
cd. ghe above named firm also have
feed ontihg boxesand fanning mills Of
the latest and most improved styles;
in fact the farmers will do well to SO
and sec them if they desire TO purchase
anything from q wheel-barrow to o
steam epgino.,fg'g n m NG
CIIANdE.-Last Monday Col. Paige
came to this city and changed Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S express Office from
Baum's to Dodd's store. Mr.. Baum
was a gentIemanly and obliging agent,
and if Mr.. Dodd comes up to his meas
ure in the conduct of tho office the
public viii have no reason to complain.
ExAAlINATpN OF TEACHERS. There
will be 4 public examination Of teach
ers held in Albany District School
House, on Saturday, Dec. ,27, at 8
o'clock A. NJ. T.J. STITES.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12


THANKS.
TO our journalistic neighbor, Coll.
vancleyc, for So promptly oteriAg 70
the use of hisimutefial, and extending
to lis other courtesies: to the gallant
iremen and those brave citizens who
so greatly exerted themselves % save
our property, and to those friends who
have extended sympathy and material
aid in our misfortune, we hereby ex-
tend our most heartfelt gratitude
Amid such friends no man Of pluck
need ever be discouraged.
Col. WIN. THOMPSON Of the Mer-
curg, telegraphed us last night that We
could send to him for anything we
might need'in our present misfortune.
We thank him most heartily for his
kind offer Of assistanoel butlhope to get1
along without asking him for special
help.-We say however, God bless him
for whoIe-souled man.
Our eye4trusty friend, Bob Head, Of
the Corvallis Democrat, accompanied
by his jour, Cass Humphrey, rode down
from Corvallis last night to give us q
lift in getting out our paper. Verify
it is a g-o-o-d thingto have such friends
in the hour of adversity, ig Il
Messrs. Whitney & Baker vacated
their Office in our behalf, for which act
Of kindness we weep on their bosoms-
| 1iguratively speaking. v'in
NEW CoMERs. j. P. Lacy, o gentle
man just from our "old stamping
groundu in Iowa, called upon us dur
ing the week. He has come to Ore
gon with his family and household
gods, to make this his future home;
and he says that thousands of Iowans
are only awaiting a favorable opportu-
nifty, or an acquisition Of the means, to
do likewise. We bid him, and all those
who may come, cordial welcome,
and bespeak for them kind word and
: holn;4,a, How'd from onr citizens
N','i+ e --.---- n
THE NEW YORK OBSERVER takes a.
tbold stand against gift enterprises in
the shape Of picture premiums, offered
to subscribers and said to be worth SO
much more than the price Of q periodi-
calta'lhe ooserVerl uoes NY puolisu l''is1
pictures put puplisAes WINS fnS
person aesirlhg = conii'leiien9ino F., y, NeeN III
ly newspaper lliieu WIN WIZ oSS sllo i.o"s n
that every lanllly Walitsi "nu ilee toln ''
any elap-trap, OF opJecVion"oio 'ha.ser st
OF any Khui WI WI Aaluiy w ny os'Se. @
tnan ny sellurns - 20 ~ 2, - :, o y
Vo'' " 81 : Nv, l-.. ~ - -Y,' a
"A OhANfh IN A'IL' ~ S ~
cofder elecV' o. w. lheilon' ~, A1'4, I.,,ntS 10,
retlreu IRON tn9 oohpu0V = W l..
lin MeaO narheU' anu Is sul'eio9.'en VI Z, u
James L. laarrls' WIZ .n4s ~ sos1,% vi,
years past catered 10 inc n'nsiy puo-
lie at the CITY Markell anp VINO y
well known as u llos' oui.s lns 'iu
reliable business ln'N' WINS wo- ~
satisfied that he has left the "Frank-
linz in good hands.
- -
ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs.- .-on u lnuts- r.
day plghtof last week balley OhapVoA
No. s, r. A. M, elected Inc Ioiio"ing
officers for the ensuing masonic year
Geo. Humphrey, H. n Geo, H. lem !,
) NJ =. d, NICE p, NJ Dl'"
portor d. n A or. Kline. M. 3 ";
'1N'o'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12
DIED.

. - y
December Sth, 1873, in Dalles City,
|Yasoo county, Oregon, COLON i. FIN IN
|.AysoN, of consumption, in his 5zu
|fessEs y gGs&& ME
Colon T. Finlayson was born in Dun
|slane. Perthshire, Scotland, January
| |ll, s4l. At the early age Of three
months, his parents removedfrom Scot
|and 10 the United States, settling in
| |ndiSna, where they resided for twelve
|years. when they moved to Oregon,
|Iettling in Linn county. AS boy,
|colon was known among his young
|sequalntances as q genius. He finished
|aissducation at the Salem University,
Fdlldating with high honors' He
|kftesRard filed the Chair of Mathe-
|natles at the Albany Collegiate Insti-
|ute, living the fullest satisfaction. In
|he eience of mathematics he had few
bquals. A pamphlet published by him
i fsw years ago, entitled tho "Frue
philosophy of the Tides" gained for
|lIm wide reputation, both in the
Emitted States and the Old World, at
|,racting tho attention Of the first sci
Bnklais Of both countries In later
|ycars, as an-tinventor, he projected a
|ssubnerged Wheep' for propelling
|oeean and river. steamers, which Il
|thoueht, by competent judges whc
Have Examined the invention, willreV'
|olulIonize, eventually, Che system o.
|pfop6lling boats, In the death ol
|Colon Finlayson the world loses one oil
M brightest intellects. Some two
|years since, while residing in Calitor'
|nia, deceased lost a loving wife by the
|saila disease which has at last taker
|Ilim from among us. He leaves two
|chIldren and large circle Of friends tx
|n1ourn his loss. Peace to his ashes
Is4l
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12

SEEDs-Howell, Harper & Go. have
choice articles of wheat for seed, such
as Fall or White Winter, Click, Chilli
CLUB, Sonora, etc. also a lot Of orchard
Grass and Timothy seed, all of which
they will dispose Of by exchanging for
other seed, or on other terms which
will suit. isa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12

TITUS, BOURGARDES ~ CO.,
Agents, Albany, Oregon.
Also, all kinds of Machine Needles for sale
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12

A CHANGE IN "BIz.n-Our City Re
corder elect, J. r, Herren, Esq, has
retired from the conduct Of the Frank
lin Meat Market, and is superseded by
James L. Harris, who has for several
years past catered to the hungry pub
lie at the City Market, and who is
well known as a most obliging and
reliable business man. While we re-
gret Mr.. Herren's retirement we are
satisfied that he has left the "Frank-
linz in good hands.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12

BALL AT CORVALLIS. .-Profs. Day q
Tull, dancing teachers will give q
grand Christmas ball at Corvallis,
which is expected to be the most ele-
CANT affair ever given in that city 50
famed for Terpsichorean efforts. Ex-
teusiye and elaborate arrangements are
being made. Tickets, including sup
per, $3.50.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12

a rotjr THE 2YrH on .OgfOEER from
"a fhG Linn Oounly faig Grounds, ono Roam
Ilofse. Slightly lame a. tra timc 81 illa nia9I
r..nraule. a suiiahls IgMaid VIII ~ l'Ald ipl
at7 iyi fg,rninliDu ~ a. hia Whcmiilputf VI iuT
.,if tafsifn to the budcrientd W Alnany,.,,
0if NoA19VMEl9 Z pENbELL
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12

NEW TIME.-The passenger trains
now pass each other at Tangent, 6
miles south of this city. The south
bound train passes this city at l1:3S A.
M; and the north-bound train passes
at 1912 P. NJ. The Albany and Port
land daily express was to have been
put on last Sunday, but owing to the
bad condition of the track this ar
rangement was deferred for the pres
ent. ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12
NGliC3I Wonder.
On STEELE, Proprietor,

Cnres Rhoumatiem, Neurnlpia, Colds, Tooth
acne, IaT-aenn, Iam0 BACK Ague, SprRinH,
and an baina. and regulates ihe gdYof ana pu.
ridcgtne Blood. All drtlBiaB keeph.
ulltG
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12

ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs. On Thurs
day night of last week Bailey Chapter
No. s, r. A. M, elected the following
offers for the ensuing Masonic year;
Geo. Humphrey, H. p; Geo, r. Helm,
K; D. B. Rice, s.; M. v. Brown, c.
H.; Ed. r. M. Carter, P. s.; A. B.
Paxton, R. A. G.; L. Kline, M. 8 ";
J. r. Herren, M. Q "; J. H. Irvine,
M. 1v.; P. G. Harper, Treas; G. A..
Fred Hill, sec'y; T. P. Mcknight,
Sentinel.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12

NEW CoMERs. j. P. Lacy, gentle
man just from our "old stamping
ground'' in Iowa, called upon US dur
ing the week. He has come to Ore
gon with his family and household
gods, to make this his future home;
and he says that thousands Of Iowans
are only awaiting a favorable opportu-
nifty, Or an acquisition Of the means, to
do likewise. We bid him, and all those
who may come, cordial welcome,
and bespeak for them q kind word and
helping hand from our citizens.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12
POWDER FLASKS,,
. GUN WADS.
DRESSED and UNDRESSED DEER SKINS,
COW HIDES, ETo:

For ready cash. or to prompt paying customers o cgha
inducements Don't fail to call md examine stock before
purchasing elsewhere
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-12
G1eIt0eS 11n9Iii6 untt blittt8sn
~SfOI9et.

0or ettpa bier NS0den berlieB etit
Wfann Ramens Sobn 6effert letne 6rau
uno bier feline &inOer in SoGee zines
8amilten3ptites. Die Sralt nGbm lid
Bic Grennung bon tbrem Mtann nt6t
ichr gu Screen, tpas aus hen l1mitano
lsrOor5ugeben i6etnt, baB ite it6 baGb
parauf nit einem 9etpiien 8iItam
eottrt1 3uiammentbat. 0ie 8eibet1
soften fettbem in $50. 107 String Strabe
III tptloer @be. 6effert b0rte bapou,
WlrOe eiferii6tig unb beidloB it'd gu
rG0en. @eitern Worgelt Tim 2 It9r sin9
II mad Der @obnun9 Oes ebebre9ertf6en
EaQre5. @s gelang t6rn nit let6ter
D2iDe, it9 @ingan9 81 berf6affen lnb
er ia. feline Srau un6 0ereu 3r6iter 5u>
Iammen I'M 8ett. Sofort rtB ber re6tz
mdBige Gbegatte Elm groBes Wteiier berz
por utb fta6 baunit III blinber But6 alf
ietnen gta6foIger in Der 3unetgung iets
mes 8etbes los. Stint Wun6en bra6te
er benz @ebaBteu bel, bret in in ben linz
fen Qrrn, cine in Die ltnfe 8ruit nu0
cine Hber benz ltnfen Qu9e in Die Sttrn.
Oarauf entfernte er it6 unb bat bis ieBt
ni3t Derhaftet per6eH f0nnenv
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-12
Gpm,ttnz@nrn. Montna ben 4.

GoMutUs8Oro. Montag ben 4. Mus
quit 1873. Qntpelen6: Ofiner, 6erting,
8ablman,t, 9t0qe, 2%onergan, Sones,
NIbton, 8ogue, CRAWFORD, @Iouab,
@alotpaD, 5arrts, 6arrtlon, &ulie1,
Singer.
@rmitrong unb Gagun, Mr6ttetten bes
Grtmtnalgert6ts, piinI6en, oaB Der gu
e%rnennenoe 8au Superintendent tbre
Snitrnfttonen befolge; a%ngenOmmen.
Die SrulteeS BON Jformoo6>Barf for>
bern $149 fir 9~eriteuung 9etptifer &iffe
uno &artel1, bic BEL benz Sftober>8rono
3eritDrt pnrben; on oas Suittssgomite
Dertpte1en.
Solgen6e Gontrafte fir 6as 4. Stodz
inert 0eS Srrenbanles tpur6en bergeben;
Wtaurerarbett, 2atten un6 Bla1ter fir
$l3, 139 an Ngnetp & McOermott.
6ol3> nnb Wetaqarbeit fir SIG, 500 an
Qleranber Bbtte.
@06renlesung fir $625 an 8obb &
8uffton.
Nnitrei6z unb @lasarbeit fir 5000 ait
s. Wtc@ormid & So.
9ampfbet5ung fir $7O0 an g. s.
Bolf. Sumrte $3l 1854.
@ngebote our 2ieferung bon 6ol3 unb
&o6len fir @onrt6ouie, @efGnsniB, ST.
renaiDl, N%rmenbaus nno fur bic armen
mel1tpeien pertpte1en.
Oienitag 9fa6mtttag 2 l1br tpir6 ser
8Oar6 Die Deri6tebenen fiir 6aS 9oipital
angebotenen 8auiteuen beft6ttgen.
SOl9enber 8ei6luB wurOe auf cine
Bo6e 3uritdgelegt:
Der Goritber ion Elm aus bret Cont
\miiidren deficiencies Gomtte fir @run6>
beitBtttel ernennen CUR Nusarbettung et>
e1er 5tpeGntiBtgen 8orlage fir 6eriteuung
un0 Beftimnltng BON @rnnobeitbttteln
I'M Goof GDuntD. 9te1es Gomtte lit be-
fuet 9rdmien fir Bic bret beiten 8orla>
gen 81 9etpd6ren, $500 ais rite, $1,000
alS3pette 11nO $500 ais brittle YrGmte
aadA @rmeiien beS GomiteS un0 Der 9tt6=
ter SET Circuit unb Superior Courts.
9aS G0ltite bebGlt 1t6 baS 9te6t Dor,
due Vorldsen 5l DertDerfen.
Nuf GlDug9'S Nntrag tpuroe bei6lo1>
len, bon dllett bteiige1 SdgeSSeit1tngen
etn Qn9ebot fiir bic Mn3etgen bes @ountDs
entgegen5ulle6nen.
Qluf Wfiner'S Nttra9 tpurben Der Wfa>
%ipritdtS> un0 Wetnoritdts>8ert6 oes ge>
metnIa1nen @omites fir G~oartbausf
8lGlte DerleIen unb Wtt1er beantragte Die
Nnnabme beS BON II Wtt9ltebern beg
Gomttes ge3eidneten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
6arriion amenbirte, baB Ttaeb bic
critic, Otab bic 3tpette uub @ab bte brittle
>@rGlnte erbalten lollen.
0aS ENHANCEMENT lplrbe %pertporfen;
nGmlt6
Sa-&longb, @auotpab, Sarrts, Sars
rtion. Sones, Guiel-6.
gtein - 8e9ue, graipfort, 6erttng,
gablman, Noehe. Ginger, MtIer-7.
W1iner ertIdrte, DaB baS gemeiniame
@onlite befugt tpar, bic Brdmien gu ber>
tbeiGen, unb 6aB aue @inpenouusen baz
Gratpforb beG1traBte 8ertagung auf
nd6iten Wtonta9| 9fa6mittag 2 ubr.\
Nngen0mnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-12
Spdlbine's 2eim flebt 2tueS.
Sic @ouerufduaer bobsn ,nfe6er

9Ic SGWerNT0u0cr DdDelt iDte0er
einige 2ebens5ei6en BON ii6 gegeben.
Qm lebten Trettdg ipurben Elm getpi1ier
Sdntes aus Yitt5burgD nrto Elm onberer
S6ma6fopf gtonenS Qnberlon aus
@tsconiin un on5 Siimlmhen BON 1850
geletmt. Die betreffenoe r8dnt" ipar6
i'll einem l3tlnnter beS Sauies go. "A
3aiaue StraBe gete9t. Die 6erren De-
tectibes fagten BON Der }Nngele9enbett
Vt6tS, tpabrf6einli9 petG Vie it6 i6dn1s
ten, baB Die 8anernfGnger tbnen iiberz
Le9en ifnb.
@eitern ipnrbe etn alter Bauer, Slaac
1lnberbta aus Wtnrieiues, Sntnpis, nod
giiidIi1 ben 8rallen zines SdlepperS,
Namens s. s. Cutler, 6ur1 ben Detece
the 2preu entrilen. Cutler poQte iein
Spfer eben nod Der Spielbone in SEQ.
Al 2aiaIe Str. f9leppet, alS Der Be-
ANTE tbn ieIbf betrn WideL toDtn. Hi6z
ter 8anbon ofctirte Dem @auner cine
Strafe bon 500 3u.
8Ormittags bate 6r. Is. S. Gutter
ietne $lOO Strafe heSablt (ober bat ct
ni6t be5ablt p unb gtabmittags erbarmte
er it'd l6on pieber iiber ett arrbereS
0ritnborn, Jtame,t5 Duncan. 2ebterer
fdnn bteaei6t midi bafir, ba ct aus
p@rinbaD" fommt, mo CT fid nit benz
!0altbel bon 8obeiIen bei6dfttgt. Sin
fritberer Nrbeiter BON ibm, So6n Q8elfb,
introoucirte i'm benz 6errn Gutter. OaS
Sptel6en fano I'M 3immer gtD. 2 i'm
Sorlter Slod, yto. 1913 8aibingtpnftr.,
ltdtt. Nls ber @reenbober UNI S135 gez
ruptt tporoelt mar, mobte er einelt fol-
Diem 5%etoenlGrm, oaB tbm Die @auner
letn 9elo tpteoer gaben un6 tbn an ste
2nft febten. AuS Aerger iiber feline &in6~
li9fett eraGblte er OieieIbe bann nod ber.
Boliaei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-12
1l,tternritd INA eiuer NcheQtnn.

Nenn Der 0iaSen 9CG&t Die &abrrns rcbeuirt ltno im9
bortnddg rpei9ert, 9~ena8enOc Speiie anr redten @rndbz
runo bes 90rpers su perbauen, fann ct nur bur9 etn
~bciliamesl StGrfunssmittet sur @ieberauInabme ieiner
natitrIiden Oienite geSputgen iperben. D!e mddtt9et
SalSe, be 10 oft fir btekn 3med e%ingegeben perbeh' limb
nidt betlIait. Gle FnO pteifentbeils tOotlt9e StIte i11o
ielbit iueuu lie in lebr t~letter Bartbteen 9enon'met ~erS
ben. ~reastereu ie beftis aufOen IerpeuOrsonismns. an>
bers ober .Sotetter'S Wasenbitteres. 8teIe
beiliame @ii9uus BON EfanSenidften nmtaBt bic tein7
fen Stdrtungss unO SaiteuSrbeIiernnssmtttel, rpelde
bos BFan3enr cid sepdbrt, md pirtt milb, itett8 nno
,pobttbdtis anfA bic 8erOouungsz, 4msI8eiSnnss7 iinO
Interchangeable. Bel Dpspeis, @auenletosn, Terz
penafestionen, psriObtiden Siebeta, drOnil&sr geritoz
pfuus tDrperltdier Sdwd3e, ,AaisSsrssi6lasenbett,
SdlaHbeit, S8ta Hoiisteit NIB oer1 ueri6iebenen 2eiben
bs bobem Nuters mao friben 8erfaG:4 inb feline Birtuns
gen 10 wunberbor. bab man fe iebea cSer erfobren mnB.
I'M lie al perItebe1t. 80
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-12

Nm 81. Su1i bra6te Der &6Gner
W dnnergefu ngDeretn benz beut>
f6en &atier IN GINS etne Sere>
Sic erfDlgte in ben oberert
&Glt1nen beS S%nrDanIe5. Ser Safer
trat, 9efOlgt BON ben 8erionen feiner
1taberen lllngebung, ais Die SGneer berz
iamnlelt tparett, 5t beniel6en beran, rt6z
tete freltnbLide Worte san tie unb folgte
dlSba1rn Der NnSfubrung bes Brogramms
nit 8oDl9efaaem. 8eipnbers lebbaften
8eifaa 5Oute ct ettten bon S. @olff 9e>
iungenen Genor>Solo: tv9es SG11gers
6uloigung", beiien 9ert, pel6er eite
terrible Gerebrlng fir BEN Gaiier aus
iprt9t, bemielben QlnlaB CAB, 81 be1nerz
fen: p@enn t6 benz Snbalt bes Broz
gramms 9~etannt bGtte, tpiir6e i6 Ste
ytummer nt6t 5ugelaiien ba6en." &ai>
Ter Wilbelm GuBerte feGner, baB ct ft6
eri1ntere, o0te @a9t' am &betn" int
Sabre 1859 ais Brin5z8 egent BET elmer
i9m 5l &0ln bonn 8cretne oarge6ra6ten
Serenaoe 5uerft geb0rt, nrrb Die berrlt6e
Wtrtung oes Steoes am metiten empfun1
ben 81 baben, ais ibn zines Nbenbs 3u
8eriatles Elm Solbaten9or BON fern
nit bieIem f60ncn 2ieoe iiberrai6t un6
geriiDrt babe. 6ierbei bes &rieges ge>
oenfen0, bemerfte Der &aiier, na6 Benz
0tmmel 3ei9enb: yg8ir batten einen glz
ten Nuttrten; obne Den oa oben bate eS
onD ttt6t 10 gcgalt9ett."