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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-27
SETTLE Up!

All persons knowing themselves indebted
20 the undersigned are requested to come
forward Immediately and settle anil save
costs. II. ANNA0'
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-27

The order detailing troops from Fort Ellis
IL escort Diamond Il trains to the mouth o.
Musclcs,.eil, we understand, has been mod''
d d. aud only one company will be take"'
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-27

Gen. John e. Smith, IN command Of TIKI
expedition against the Sioux Ut Fort Lara
mic, moved his forces across the Platte o.
Saturday, the Cavalry snd battery OF liyA
Artillery taking the advance. The cainpaIku
thus begun. viii teach the Sioux lessol
iony rited.-cRsysnns L<sd.r.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-27

III, DANIELS, Esq, has charge OF the
desk at the Metropolitan Hotel. and does tic
honors Of that popular establishment IN q
pleasant and agreeable manner.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-27
NOTICE.

All n.rsons indebted to the Drug Store OF w. w
n" ~ ~ Koz. ,an are hereby notified to come FOR
ward Immediately aud settle. az r.~cunpvr
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-27

TIE report published in the Virginia City
and Helena papers that the premises OF oul
friend Ward CockerilI. at Central Park, had
been overlooked by occasion of an ice gorge
in the West Gallatin river, and the inl'abi
tants compelled to vacate, 10 untrue. Ward
saws the water has been ''pretty numerous
around the Park, but that his place has re-
manned high aud dry 20 far.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-27

OuR DisTRi0r ATT0RxxY.-tl0n.. Rolt. r.
vlvion made his debut - Prosecuting Aztec
ncy for this District 1t RadessbarG y 1se late
term Of court there In ssme very important
eases, aud We hear HE EFFORTS spoken ct 10 I
hixA'y oommendatnsy manner. The Once pl
District Attorney e one OF great importance
TO the,tax payers. and L viii - gsstlytnx to
to then to know tlsat Il y tllled By capable
man.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-27

LOVERS Ut the balls and cue will find every
requisite for enjoyment and exercise at WI.
Hams & Murray's Billiard Hall, next door to
tt,e North Pacific Hotel.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-27
NOTICE..

All persons indebted to MARTIN q MY
Frs are requested to come forward and set
tie without delay and save costs.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-27

A NEW BUSINESS HorsE.-The people oil
this county will be pleased to learn TIL,
Messrs. J. B. and J. v. Bogert have leased
the popular business house OF Col. L. NJ.
Black, corner Of Main and Black streets, aud
intend putting carpenters Immediately to
work remodelli0g tho front and interior Of
the building, which they intend shall not be
surpassed In the Territory In point Of beauty
and convenience s arst-class sales-,oom,
preparatory to the reception Of one Of the
best selected stocks Of m rchandise ever op-
es,ed out IN B0zeman. In furthcrance Of this
object the senior member of the firm, who
has business experience Of thirty years Of
more In New York, will leave here on Mon.
day for that city to select the goods. which
will consist Of staple groceries. hardware
cutlery. crockery, clothing. &c. We may
expect . revolution In business here when
they get opened out. Competition Il no,
only the lite Of trade, but * insures tv the
consumer cheaper rates and better goods.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-27

rap Ay.xr COURIER and Woods House
nod Magazine will he furnished 10 s"'sc''''
ora ono year for s. 80 cash.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-27

Tux "Answcr to the ROnpd-up Law was
,,oo;yo, too late for this issue. 1t shall ap-
pear IT, our next.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-27

uee.l Notices IS cents per I1ne ZOE
sse ar,t ins~rsior. and 10 eests reF in
e.. ...n additional insertion; solid M NJ
.areal tyne beiag the bssis.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-27

rrr finest Liquors, Wines and Cigars to be iound
~ tine city ut The brewery SALOON. Dare Carpenter
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-27

The best Ut spo, ting and blasting row
ae- a. WALTER COOPElI'S Gun Store.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-27

The Dumphy-Ford homicide case will lc
brought before Judge Servis ut the April term
of the Madison County District Court
Messsrs. Word and Chadwick for the defense,
District Attorney Vivion. and, II Is UNDER
stood. f. w. Toole FIR the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-27

"vlNEGAR BlTTERH, by the bottle OF c s.s,,
..., Ill al,c leading ratent Medicines, ~ tne new
I'm. store Of w. ". Eorris ISOzeman.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-27

THE American Sardine Co.'s Uone'ess Sar-
dimes, are much better. and less than halt tile
cost of imported Sardines.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-27

PIAN. ION ~ HOTEls-Wo We're shown thts
uoraing ! plan Tor hotel, which surpssscs
anything Of the kisd We have sea IN Mon
tana. and Il carried out In accorsiance with
~ des,xn, Helena viii have hotel not In
lerior 70 my between Chicago and San Fran
~iaco. mo plan was designetfand executed
by WIN. J. Beall, Of b seman. (uow stopping
il this clty) aud may b seen q the Herald
Office, Bexll u On architect. Ne shon'l Judge,
Of rare skill, an0 heswsl probably &c needed
levs 10 drawing plans Tor scnc o the many
eargsat bsildinxs - DO erectsd IN ueleaa
daring to sprins aud ssmaass. ~H~ses'
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-27
Graurers i'm Council.

Delegates representing the different Oranges
OF this county met in cor vcntion at Bozeman
on Saturday lat. the object being to organize
. Council Tor Gallatin county. Mr. brigham
Reed was called to the Chair, Mr.. Lewis r
Cowan appointed Secretary. We are indebt-
I'd to the Secretary for the following
CoNsTlrUruON AND BYLAWS
OF THE GALLATlN COUNTY
COUNCIL.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-02-04
LEADING a cow.

An l'wa paper has the following :
Every woman will tell you that alnan
can he led easier hy pulliug hR raru
around his neck than hy pulling hi
hair, hut we never know til recent Y
that The rensnli you cau'I lead a. COW
hthini Il wagon IL because she uhjecis
to-havlng her horns pulled. | he oIi,-
or day II fed!-hired rmIgrant passed
through here IN hiSj way tn Carroll
|coWniy. lis family and ,household
pAsseSsious were jn Il. covered waE,n,
10 the hind end Of WHICH = as Eistened
COW. Brhili,i. with IA sharp stick
walk,d the rmigrant. giving her a
smart welt "ccaslupally when she hung
back. Every u"W aBd tl,en She wo,flj
brace herself aud stop the team, and
Then, IN unrlclicaI lnigm g. he would
''licsrech her 10 go on, niark ng each
lorcih period with prod Of the
sharp stick. The po"r cow rnllpf hel
gyss aud r.llel her td.gne. Tle ppor
emigra at, too, was dusty aud tired
but his vniss aud stiek ,tidn't fail him.
She had suddenl y halted The procession
III front of the post Office, and was
shaking her head in rtply 10 his earn
rst .epIreaIi,s, When a man called out
10 Red Shirt that be didniI ,'under'
sraiid eows wnrth II .reut' ',dI r.7 ...e.
.' "Wrll, What hre YOU g"ing 10 d."
about il?2 asked Red Shirt .l4.I /
"Why, just take that Iope off her
'kotnS, anhp put II r',lir,l her neck, aud
she'll lead Us quiet as a lamb. If She
dun't, III follow her Il mile nlyseh. T"
1.-The ropt was changed 10 her meek,
and tbe, teau starred, Tie COW gave
a look of surprise and walked along.
~ Neli, shat hcats aIf,N said Red
Shirt, aud, Without word of thanks,
he mounted his wagon. The .prures-
sion moved slowly on toward Carroll
county, and lhe cpy t4llpwed With a
osull,nance asp!acid as if She weIe
walking home ut mi king time.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-02-04
the TENDENCY or rnn rlMrs.

The following from the P1ri Vim.
cent. tLpnislaua) Grzette is as iJnih-
fUl as il is ~ ise in its sulutinu as tn The
-reuedy hecessary iu arrest the t,ndrn
scy'uf the age :" sudden wealth Read
/, t,"very hndy, aud profit by itswisdonl ::
+, The tendency nt the aye is toward
ranncy ma king. The poor wish To .be
come rich, aud the rich spirc tagrtat
er,riches. Inc ira leSman .,r lht prufes.
sinial man are no longer cunttul, Il
with small profits. They desire to do
ilha year what their futIIers took asto,re
of years to achieve. Fheadw hut sire
/ Fhfe4hnd of earning monty is n6 longer
isshinnahle. 1t belh,gss 20 the oid
stage coach petid,I.' SIX per 'ctit in-
vestment> ar, laughed az. Ten, tweii.
ty. fifty, aud one hundred per cent. are
considered Legitimate.
What was ca.leI raScaity Ivy our
fathers passes current now tor business
shrrailness. II man can evade the
l.lttter of the laval houeh he vi6fates it's
spirit, he his called Sharp. atd 'stirie,y
b;tils BIN as shrewd manager. lie
EiS ,sIgei by his sAcusS, ,saiid is envird
Fby the crowd for his ability yaIrl sagac
itv. Men nf small menus grasp ven
lures hat promise large returns. They
I,Sefdom stop IL ask, Is it right or just,
but plunge headIing to destruction or
dhzzlng success. ....s ..-,.-. ,..E'
,Rairnad speed is the business mal, 5
motto. The merchant struggles to
crowd score of years into one. Brain
aud body are tnrtur~d To make the
largest amount nf money in the small
Eest lpissible time. Professional men
fexatt ie,.s1hat Iii oitlrn times 'Nonfi
Fhave been considered sufiGieul reward
fora life Of toll. Ten. twenty, and as
thigh as fifty thousand d"llars are n"t
unCoUnun fees in single eases. MOu-
l,Gpnlies shield themselves hehirL the
terhnrnlitie& Of the law, and al'eiwiii
ing To pay fabulous sums 'or the shel.
4 ter given.
-Public, offiria 5 Of the Twerdystpue
rob ihe taxpayers of their hard earned
I.lncnpy, and with miiiiuns ni1 plunher
enter the courts and snap their fingers
at ,the yain reliprIs, qme,ie 70 punish
them Money arrests the arm of jus,
tice, c"rrupts legisatirni. .1aiid wcllds !;
! rnwer that no monarch ever dreame,
| Of possessing. =, ,...,...,,.,.... /
! What can ne tlE'ne tii arrest this i;t
TIL tendency of the agr? The remetl,
is with the people The public morals
must he improved. We must r.turl
t. the comm.n sen4e virtues Of 1ldru
! t:m'Si when rich rascal Nan no bet
taerthan arpnnr oiie yiwhenni men merl
hnn"red and jnhlr,t hy Tie weight ot
! their braius, audqprllhGir gold. Ifht
! pulpit must thunder its rehhke te1ttht
evii-doerS vino seek shelter in the sane
Iuary. The flmSy llnsel must he strip
ped from hypocrisy aud the devil
soourgsd wherever found. The pres
of the nation ulu>t unite ~. fhg dei'ilst
of honesty and.lthe condemuatlun uI
dishonesty: -. ''Na f' 'i''1H
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-02-04

b. Oneilo the hest fishermen (or VIII
merl in Enterprise is Mrs. Lee. alias
Miss Nelson, the actress. last night
she .tonk in two hve-pond tr'nit on II
light bass.rod. A few days a@o She
.np,unted two. o.whrelediHrI, ,Andldrove
a mule aud her husband Cher husband
was in the wagnHl lqH smal bake hark
in tile thanlryy igThe mule bhlkttlr Ht
HFst but Ms he had heard the 5AtStess'
merry. taugh7hs pricktd up his ears
and sailed dif like a veteran, The ac-
.lress boat WAS sem Hiier her n IAN
pxpHrt. in charge Of Mr., 4" J.H Fail,
'of Shanghai, The steers ran away
with FaIl and pitched the 1b,qii
irfo a elump of saw palmett"es. As
the shades Of evening fell, Miss Neil
son. her husband and the mule (the
mule was in the shafts returasds but
without any 6sb.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-02-04
WHAT ALEXIS rniNKs OF US.

WHAT ALEXIS THINKS OF Us. q
The St. Petersburg correspondent Of
the Baltic g izetLe has seen advanced
sheets of the first vnlllme of the Grand
Dukc Alexis accupnt ur his .ypyageg
Innumd the world. This first volume
is exrlusivelsAevoied to a ilestri plinl
Lof HE Grand observation-disclosures in the.
! sUuiied States. The above. e.mertipned-
elc"rrespondent writes as f,lluws about,
I.it: -; sr,i,. .n.zs .,,.e
L l.'This. is eeliainly very curihusl
work. slRe Judge ffpm what / have
read Of. i4Nbelt,F His Imperial
ioHighness wrote it himself, uro whether
an able pen}lid it t'tr,hiin -,!ltis 'b'"k
is Intensely interesting. The Grand
Duke SAYS 'his-feceptian in New York
almnSt stupefied him. Up tN the last
moment be had not Ihought- that 50
Dbrilliam II reception warl'bIbe ten
= ,kred. in republican America 10 The
snn Of monarch H- was very weak
{ when be landed in New York, and
during his progress up Broadway fire..
= qhenl IL felt IKE 'faimimg. But, every.
body was so kind tn him bat he Iried
lh,trI ln i,ok .ulrns.d AS he n,s i.iiiI n his
(. heart of hearts. Brnu,iw.y.. .bp.is,fys.
,.i.LbIs ,uiuinu. il ihe finest. itittrbuSh
t;,r. IN The vorld beruu.e every ihinu
there houses. slinps and the prnule-,
-'ld"k not mountainous, hut4gayy lively
and briyht. What nmas ii Nm .per.
-bins mnfa ib1n' a. yti,inr eIs.p, 10 was wtans Hint
- h. hands upnu e,tchiuT ..ight nj him.
struck np. not the r,g,rlar Russian
anthem. but the so called ,Dirge IF 81.
!. .Cath.rinr. which is pIay.d, in Russia
.nnlv at the funeral of a m4ml,erVf1h,.
; i,,,,eri.I r,milv Tbe1 cheers Of ihe
u I5e,,ul4 we're more d.attniIllu than, any.
h.. had heard in Eurrne. frnm which.
,5he Epluyfully conclu,l, 5 tina, lang dis,
c,,sr cannot he very preyileit III New
.. W,rlJ Astotbe snIdiarv Pie n.rie
nv of upif,rns strurk hin,.as ,.x,r,.n,e.i
--fy-ndd. He saws he saw, peacefully
~ III. bv side helmpted Prussians and
'kapitd. Frencbmel, red coalcd. Eng
'lishmen and iri,h trno,s hearing ihe
#. banner of the Green Isle. a.g, "a
"rhe Grart Duke cannnt praise ton.
'Hiahiy American hulcls. American
fire, he lhlnks, huwcver, is too rich.
,"Etere is at their ,uhles.' he cxcluims.
thing. Iasked Tor the peculiar dishes
ahf America, and ut the hdtet they
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-02-04
. A 7wriIefm lie CIailotaia arlivers a

A writer In the C'fJotHia deiivers a
Snnday.sehrol addryssdifYhirh the EpI.
lowing psssage IS is'aBrexanll'le --''N"u
buys ought rs be kind 10 your little SIS
Ter. Il once .knpw . bad bnys who
slrack his lilIle sisIrr1a bhw over the
r9e. although .he didn't fade away
aud die IN the early summer rime,
when the june r1ses were blowing,
with the sweet word nf forgiveness on
her Inlid lips, She nee mp and hit him
aver tie head with a. rolling pm, So
that iele,,p,diiitrg5 10 So1elay -School
dor more than aynonth. an account Of
nOt being able % put his best hat on
sa' When Major Pdnllne Cnsbmhn ar,
rived ia San Erancisco lately, she
wanted 20 lecture, hht couldn't aflird
10 advertise. '4Soishe'just eowhided a
msnsin public. audi is now one Of the
pearls Of the platform.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-02-04
; lT,onss,ilII use

~ T. LNTINE lie soc, Elia 81. Tio-
NJ. sta Pa. 1t the mouth rflh" creek.
Al. l.. has thoroughly renos itcd tho
Tinne-ts itonse. and re-furnishhl it COM
slete.e. An wh patr,niEc him will be
~ee entertainatl at rcasollblc rafe ~ ly
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-02-04

ii tie smuking car ot n New Haven
rrain, recently, we're seated t~6. men
faced u each other, whom white IL, OK
1'hh' made rnnspiruous DESPITE The
'tloh,l> Of smoke. They were cn,iver-
sing g'on thr subject of church cavern
nleht. aud goi pretty we'll advanced in
lhe topic when twn men sharing their
seats drew firth = pack "f, cards, aud
pretty soun the "hservati"1s.pn church
gHvSrDment we're diversified nv such
remarks as: Whats trliiirt?"' "Take
up Pass" "Skunkcd, hy ihhnderl"
A fellow with pistol bullet in his
left side, ape- inch hove.his 7heag, Il
six inch sla-h on his b,ad iaLd hr,,k-
rD Icy, crlwIei inn .B,pgo. NJ.
ductnr's ,iiiqe ia ger fXcd upglasl he
,nleasaptly Iu' il, the either norHing
He .aid, ,"tI, ey'd heeu ha vim gone fun
over tea house." but he dee inrh 10
d, signate the dnphile mnrg par icular-
y; aud possibly they re tno W. II us,d d
tr these lilllr comic occurrences down
in Maine To inquire very closely.
"a bunch ofshiugles I, d from IL wag.
ion on the. Troy irrry-l,nat re,sntly.
and ,trlek iairly upon the bead If
colured w"nIan, who said, ~ oughter
b, SlIume to mnss cullud wohnn's
har dat way. / wish de shingles fell
ovah bqard,". r i-.r n,..as r.
A liltle hoy has been fairly driven
fiom school BY the disgracrful pcrse.
rution Of the olher scholars, Who
'rnu;ted him with tho tact that his
father had been New York jnryniSn,
A Young man at Evansville cnughed
up Il twenty-five cent curr ncy note
thelother dav, and he has gone right
back to the boar ling-house whose hash
he formerly complained of,
H "There % said Jones, as he wrath.
fully. pushed Nay the pie which his
landlady had just served bin. the
stuff isn't fit for u hog to eat, and |
ahPt going to eat It,"
.5 A veteran observer says that little
6ahNs al easy thing 10 love, bur Il
big 6apy is a hard Thing 10 love, es-
pecially ifyou have married her-7pr
him, -.... .., i..,.
A contemporary says that "StrNy
leaves from soun coming orange bios.
SONS fluIter araund in prophecy of
weddings 10 he|' Let EN- ,hut.
Engaging photographer-"Jhst look
a litlIs plsased, Miss Think tim"
y A Minnesota editor has bsen aston,
ished by bean eleven inches long.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-02-04

Lawrence House, (

1,roS xSrA. i!E.. Gsslo.E BUTTER
| rfFai,e. asndkrrfoR. tits hous,.
10 s.ntlallv lprated. everything n"v aud
we'll ftltniSh,i' Su Nerior accom- ~ II 8
ts-ns AL strict s'tpht oit,given 70 guests.
Eeyeishle and FF7it~.o' | kinds served
"a thsf' season. sample room 9for Com
IA greal Agents. ..r
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-02-04

rTiOIoUrE, IA R'ui Elliqts proprir- |
| tar. rash h,,Ieiit4 been neSiy furn-
will be made cJnrjrtsbleliere Il reason =
bic rates.s -.,fs,r -.,s ts-.t,-g a--'Y.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-02-04
FCResT HOUSE.

~ .Br.ArK PROPRIETOR. 4 Opposite
~. co.rt HpIse. riouns.A, Pa JuSt
-oosnel EvetvthpTnew and eletn ana
frssh. This beSt o. li1rots Ike q con family
on hand. \ plr ION o. tho public patron
age /, respectfully solicited. 4-H-lN
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-02-04
Rates Of Advertisine.
TOBACCO ar THE Est.

ia recent tuip through he West,
my attenti"n was rotislahlly drawn to
the immsiiSc ct,nsumbioH nt' iohacro
10y ,hewipg. This mode of using the
naic"tic pnisou is nnrr damaging lhap
any other, unt per Sc. but hetuuse II is
susceptible IA rhis Nay ut t'nnslaht use.
A mau smrkes twn huurs,u day Pie
ch W. tiite.u hours. The sunk-n
cheeks and u"happy restlessuess vi the
men of The West are largely attributed
to chewing. !-t... .....,irf
Leayiug out t"r. the mnneDt. the he.
smeared lips, heard. apd vel,4hing,
leaving 9iltr the, inepuceIyahle filth
when covers the .fnir pi the ear. hail.
pew, sidewalk, everything, ieaviUg eut
the sirkenigg "dnr af the breath. in
brief the unparalleled nasfincss al the
iudulgen, t, We capnot siiut,nr eyerto
the ,pplsYnous. destructive iuAueu e4uf
the habit. Tobacco is an iInni+Bsly2pw-
erIu. poison. 1t n hay ten Years of age,
wi q has n yer iis,t', ,IubilctU ukr- into
his mouth apiece as large as pea,
aad simil ''hews itj withnnt swallow
ing aldr9p, heture he has ifi:ii.hed SIM
.ipiy sqHtesIrg il betwern his teeth, no
iwil lbreak uilt into a cold ,rlani..v v per
ipiriCt, nJhis pulls Nil ifntibr he will
v"iIrit. ann, falling ,hOmn ulldhi the
floor, le will sprInj for twd hours. las
ihrugh he were gniug ur die YOU
will 'haveltr % far in the drug s',ire
to!fiiId anuther p ison which, in,7tle
size uf a. ped, hdlil III thar buv's mouth
squeezed herNepi his teeth, ,uwillu
ducp such riiectssaS these.
,6 The men. "f the Vest. lhe mSt-vital
in lher world, having drafted dtrt .mly
the great niues of the ,t'hoiresi yepng
n,rn of the, East, but thousands ~ Ine
most enterprising aud deiermiped
Young meu at Europ. lar its %. spryice,
with opportunities WHICH il ma kes ,Iie
Dizzy ,niiry 10 measlr' , ART, fillipg VT
only Ihemsrlves with this lnrrld pajs
oil, ,bnt-iu numberlcss wsys are .trsDs'
.mitI,irg the deadly il Auenpe To their
M nr'ng ,,iigmuM4 a. iiCrHs ~
Hnw,ap mans Mho. knows fhati eve
ry copditlnliof the parent, b. thrr it
1e nn animal ora man, must fusDce
tn good or. Nude nfSpFug. qali7 fsn
sfnl,lq heGiinr The falher Of ehihiren
while hi, syIemnk So dominMeaE,ty
this -pp&t riul harq9tir,l thai gan .absii-
lSpce pfJYenty.lndE hours nea ly sets
him crazy. / can't conceive. lps7uaL
Only Gud-ca can fully measure tie
,1ugnlipde of This evil, froEl ip its in.
,dnenceupon the ruvest menPfThe Wsst.
[hpr p.fnllely, worse in It's 81 Aqeuce up
~ the vasl, 7teemL"g m!riads al, the
great West of the ,ure.7Dio Leris
tR 10 Ddy', lutl.l irral'nsJ gd.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-02-04

with just such small, INCREASING, legal
Jhtn G'liess as iliis NhlcN he exBbiitd
lp day. az \ careful uan tov,lli horses
---becs use'a new hnlse tasts intre thau
Il pew Ntte, and how careful he cheats
nis FELLOW nIvI--tnr fear of being
thuull out, altdnot at all careful of be-
nig j. nIepp Wretch IL everyolher rela
tipn ut life. .If sHf .. yr1.ti. ,.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-02-04

a, Rethestsr editor wept bpndpg uhe
Other day G,r the FIRST lime in iwenIy.
Two years, and he Nss lucky enough TO
bring down au old AFnler by o sbotin
ihs leg. The distDuce was sixtyEI
yards.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-31

IsE DssIf c~r1~e A,sLa#ca< .di:~5 anI
pssl'sa~d e. SITTER City. r ~ " Hill
Esg. - n0~ r~xglsr visitor - Co, s.x.~
s'sngi"z VITA Il s>sr 4z,s ls.>r s-~. .has ga,
tsi1s"'nis eacssnxss II - tie sr. s..~u,v.
10 p'sassa daily n~xspar~r ever rnsds % tie
Territory. AID TO- syp~assse~ Of IL. .S,-,:s.
ifg o"Iarsns are ssS~ses: ~sid~oe> TIA. IT, al.
Yer Cf',i'~s ins~nd to .assssn Il; I.a. sSx
'''~ D~~spap~r sad re ~ish !, ssee~s.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-31

As rule. st1mp spogters doo. say nse.
worth referring TO bat Major Foo.~. IL b. re-
marks. On last T1esdsy -~r~nias. laber~d 70
create the impression tia; Bois~ easn.y .crip
holders were all Favorable ~ tie Inl~p~slsr,
Increment, and that they were, for sh- rezsor
that they bed scrip. nsass disr~ru.asl~ ~.
Nr- Foote's position may b. replied to in ;sre~
different ways FIrss. II 10 dsm.goxisrn to
charge man with al oH~ns- becasse be hsp-
pens TO bod scrip saainss ;ss Or arr otter
county While there 10 scrip on tie nrarks,
those who are able To invest 10 it will DO 90
and will make the best bargain. they cza. Ia
the palmy days Of Bsis~ county Democracy w..
have seen county scrip ssId on The ssre~,s 81
Idaho City for ten cents on the dollar. and x~
blamed 10. the buyers. but the condition 81
things which made scrip - cheap when II,
should have been worth dollar for dollar. See.
0nd, IT 10 not quite true that all Of the scrip-
holders are with the Isdep~ndent movement.
Third, the fact that large majority u the
scf1p-h"'dsrs are Hith the Independents IL onIy
indicative Of the other fact that large major.
ify Of the property holders Of the county ar.
ala, with tb~m. and proves eonclus:reIy tba.
IT IL not the work If Office seekers. but az =
people trying ~ rid Themselves of an inrabu.
which they have borne until they are abb. In
bear 1t co longer.