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through the custom-house but In the
evasion of Il; II he buys and sells $780,
coo. 900 worth OF goods every year.its but
Just he shonld have some information as
to where ard when the silks they are
charged with dealing in we're smuegied.
Without such information the firm
should Be considered culpable.
The great hall of Cooper Union was
filed last night with enthusiastic men
and women who desire that the Bible
should be read in the public schools and
that the school fund shall not be issued
for sectarisn purposes. On bust OF
George Washington was a cape of bright
red over which was folded blue neck
tie ornamented with white stars. Henry
Clay wore a blue vest cut rather short,
Daniel Webster red waistcoat bound
with white. and the audience sang an
opening ode to the tune Of the Star
Spangled Banner. One of the speakers.
Rev DIR. Miller. noticing the aarb Of
Washington, said when be entered the
hall be turned TO ask friend whether
the bust was one of Cardinal Nc
Closkey's clothed in the scarlet Of his
Office; the blue and the white above the
red, continued he, alone share George
Washington. The profanity now fash
iouable among the woman of New York.
You see them everywhere badged with
q rosette of scarlet and wearing q sash of
red, and wearing it because it is the
color of the Cardinals; men wear scarlet
cockades and children scarlet ribbons.
Rev. J. 8. Willis plead for the continued
maintenance of the Bible in the public
schools. 1t is insperably woven into
the warp and wool of the public schools;
as matter of policy the Bible should be
retained to instruct youth on those prin-
cples of morals that our liberal system
of education lays before them. Prints
can not be depended on nor can the
churches. He said he was willing to &C
cept Prince Bismarck's compromise and
allow Catholics to be taught from the
Donati Bible or Professionals from the st.
James Bible, for there is not much dit.
ference any way.
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J. B. PAGES Cable Coil and Gold
Block, also six ipeh and twelve inch
twist. for plug tobacco. can not BE- ex-
ceilsd The above is for sale by RnlIa
V. Watt. ut Lees drug store. If.
YOUNG Ladies and Gents please take
notice I have the best assor'men. Of
tinted papers for letter writing ever
brought TO Phoebe; will shortly have a
fun supply of Stationery of all kinds.
II RoLLA Y. WATr.
DAILY ENTERPRISE. S. L. Trihupe and
Sentinel are sold only BY W R. WILSON.
dealer in school books. music, cigars and
stationery, Fulks 4 McAlpiu's saloon. =
If sou want any tin ware, sheet IRON
and copper ware manufactured or repair.
ed. and also plumbing at very low prices.
90 to J. J. Halpin & Co, who employ
none but first-class workmen. tt.
THE "Talismau, Gold Tread and
"Our Best fine outs, are the best
brands in the market; all of these NAV be
found at Rolla V. Watts. at Lees drug
store. If
ALL persons who like to smoke the
best tobacco should use the old fashioned
Poriquo" It is made 10 New Orleans
and is for sale by Rolla V Watt, ct Lees
drug store. If
On. DEAL has associated himself with
DR.. Hammond, from California, in the
practice of medicine in this place. They
will be found at the San Jose House. II
G. s. RAYMOND. tonsorial artist, can
ALWAYS be found at his place of business.
on Main street. aboye .. J. Haipin q
Co.'s store. Inn
Go to Alexanders for your drugs.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
ARRIVALS.
sY GrLMER Il sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE:
Dr. Hammond 4 wife
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District Court.


The District Court met yesterday at
10 a. ~, pursuant to adjournment, and
transacted the following business
State of N-vads vs.. A. W. MaxseIl.-
The inpaneling OF jury was COM
meueed By the calling off and examina-
ton Of twenty four names, after which
they We're examined for actual bias, etc. !;
objections were made to some of them
sitting on the Jury. but the objections
were overruled by the Court. After the
twpnty.four names we're gone through
with. six were challenged off by the State
and six by the defense, leaving the fol-
lowing named jnrors to try the case: 4.
A. Young. n. Richards. z. NJ. Ivens, b.
SYKES. Tbos. CULLEN. J. NJ. Grow. Il.
Shakev, A. Grant, Jno. Higgins, Geo.
Miller, E. Gentry and S. Jacques. The
Jury was accordingly sworn and the
Sheriff took charge of them.
Court then adjourned until p. m.
LRAvEs.-Nathan Meyer. of kullmau
& Armer, dealers in cigars and tobacco,
San Francisco, leaves on to-day's Hamil-
ION stage for San Francisco. Hs will
stop n short time in Enraka on his trip
down. Mr.. Meyer has been here since
Saturday last on business for his firm,
and as he always makes it pay we sup
rose he ia we'll satisfied. He is we'll
pleased with the prospects OF Phoebe.
A FRIEND of Geo. Ames in this town
received letter from him the other day.
He is now staying at the Palace Hotel
aud says that il any of the Piochers are
coming below and want to call on him.
they will find him at room No. 5, 2S7, 37G,
| Palace Hotel. Mr.. A expects to return to
| Phoebe in the early part of November
The work on the new machinery for the
Meadow Valley is progressing favorably
! FIRE.-A fire occurred at Bennett'e
photograph gallery yesterday, caused by
some acid falling on the carpet. 1t was
extinguished in a very short time and nc
I damage done. A little care should bt
exercised in this matter of using acids
as we understand Mr.. Bennett was I'M
fortunate once before, having beer
burned out.
DISTRICT CoURT.-The court met las
evening at ~ O'Clock, but went no fur
Their in the trial of A. W. Maxwell il
consequence of the indisposition of A
B. Hunt, attorney for the defense. TIL,
court adjourned until to-day at 10 a. m
JuRY.-All trial jurors on the case o
! Maxwell were excused until Monday
October 25th, at 10 q. m.
The Mall The Postofiice wa
crowded last evening awaiting the distri
| bntiOn of the mail
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90 pR,xcIsco STOCK REPORT.
san FR.Scr-co. octobcr 81.

s.x FR.xcIsco. octobor 81.
, MORNING SALTS.
ems ophir-5ss IS 50 ssh
1885 Mexicsn-20 2uz ,a,oa<,a .,
rso Ciould 4 Cury-l9f y les ia
I95 Best Belcher-49 49, Avs
$50 Savage S4sSO
"a ChoIiar Potosi-s2 -
10 Eale & Norcross-43h
,,So Crown Point-24 % 23$ 2lN -4s
30 Yellow Jacket-73S ~
IA Empire Mill-5S
Cd Kentuck-l3 l2st
a45 Belcher-l5A Is
inO Corlidence-20
rs Con virginis-3O9 $40 3l2
no Sierra Nevada-i4s IA
rs California--6l COS 6oss
50 Bullion-55 50
eos Imperial-l09ss
IS Exchequer-lA
100 Seq Belcher-IO
80 Overman-4s
255 Justice-39 81 3
90 Succor-i ..- a..
go Union Con-9A Q SKIS 81 8.
400 Lady Bryan-las Ia
ITO Calsionia-loh ,,r
1920 Julia-l2h IAN l3H i5S IL -
90 Baltimore Comfy "a
100 Silver HILLS
lIONY Con.-2h
Is5 Occidental-4 81
1910 woodville-2b IN 2es
$50 Lady Washtngton-2s -
1855 Andes-3A 3's
100 Wells Fargo--3Oc
100 Prospect-i
AFTERNOON SALES
20 Meadow Valleys
80 Raymond 4 Ely-29
5t5 Eureka Con-l4z l47s Is
80 Rye Patch-a
800 X K Cons,
925 Leopard-l2 Tx IN
100 phoenix-1
100 Adams Hill-42kc
2G5 Belmnnt-lA IL
80 Jefferson-4A
Ss5 Gila-2's ga
200 Hussey-l
1856 Golden Chariot-ls
so South Chariot-10c
60 Poorman-87c
ss5 Ophir--57 SO Sc \ 55'4 55H 557s
20 Overman--50 50h
65 Con Virginia-320 319
1910 Best Belcher-49 491e 80 5Obs
$40 Crown Point-25 Ii
10 Savage-85
1000 Oalifornia-6lA 6ls 6lh GIN
l40 Gould l. Curry-20 GOA
AIS Mexican-20h 2020S
$40 Justice-32
500 Julia-l3A IA
AIS Union Con-SA sss
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Jor. TRAVIS arrived in Phoebe yester-
day.
A correspondent of the Georgetown,
COL, Mining Review writes as follows
The cry for more capital for the de.
velopment and working of mines has
become so universal and importunate, it
is well to consider at this time whether
or not much of this clamor is not only
unnecessary, but absolutely injurious to
the best interests of the country, as we'll
as to individuals. A common fault
among Americans, and one to be much
regretted is, that they must do things on
a grand scale. or in other words, "they
despise the day of small things As
soon as q mine shows a reasonable
amount of evidence Of productive value.
its owners are aRog, ransacking the world
for money to build mill or smeter that
shall eclipse their neighbors; very often
to affect this object they ALLEVIATE o
controlling interest in a really valu-
able property and place themselves help
lessly in the power of sharpers. who may
or may not. according to their own will.
deprive them of their remaining interests.
Now a man who has collaborating
quartz lode that will yield an average of
ten or twelve dollars q ton. or an argenti-
ferous lode that will yield thirty dollars
q ton. can place himself on the straight
road to fortune. in rather a seemingly
slow manner at first. but slow and sure
will win the race to certainty. A lit.
tie one-mule arrastrn, by selecting the
best OF the ore, will give large margin
over day wages, that soon by economy
might be succeeded by a four-stsmp mill
and 80 on ad infinitum, and this by keep
ing within the bounds of his own re-
sources. But he had better not indulge
in driving fast horses, and smoking fine
Havanas before he gets up to twelve
stamp mill.
| Whether the Turks succeed il
crushing ont the Herzegovina revolt o
not, the pric. Of fine liquors and fra
grant cigars will remain the same "a
Panaca Saloon. One price! one bit! "
FIRE CERTIrcATEs.-The name of an
member Of the Fire Department printe
tn their fire certificates in any atvle O
tvpe for ffty cenfa. BY applying at III
office OF the ProcRE DAILY RECORD Ia
conr street. IF.
Fon SALE. = Tickets from Counc
Bluffs, Iowa. to Chicago and return b
the Chicago and N. W. R.R Apply
Geo. I. German. RECORD Office, Lacou
street. $500 IF.
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The District Court met yesterday at
10 a. ~. Pursuant to adjournment, and
transacted the following business
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SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN FyFCuTIoN ISSUED
- out of the District Conrt In and for the
County Of Lincoln. State Of Nevada, and TO me
directed and delivered. for Judgment rendered
IN said Court. on the 10Th day of October, A. d.
1875 In favor Of Vim. II Ellis and against the
HUM and Hunt silver Mining Company. for
the sum of three hundred and fifty-eiRht 33-l00
gold coin dollars debt, together with two hun.
bred and sixtv-four gold coin dollars tax costs.
and all accruiug costs and interest, l have lev.
led or the follnwing property. to wit:
All the right, title and interest in and to The
mine known as the Hnhu and Hunt Silver Min.
ing Cnmpany's mine. situated snd located in
Fly Mining District, Lincoln County Nevada
also the house and building on said mine. one
engine and boiler reels and the shafts, TIM.
ne1a, drifta, stones ard all the appurtenances
thereunto appertaining or 'e'onging
Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, she ~ p-v Of November,
A.. ID. 1875,
will sell all the right, title and interest Of
said HMM and HINT 4 NJ Co in and to the
above described property, at the Courthouse
door. in Lincoln county, at ~ O'Clock m. at
public auction, for cash in hand to the highest
and best bidder, to satisfy said execution and
all costs and interest in gold in,
Dated Phoebe, Oct 10TH 1876
A. FIFE. Sheriff,
by G.. W BIRDsALI, Deputy Sheriff.
ol3.td
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N o T ICE.
NOTICE.
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT I HAVE THIS
L day leased to j. N CURTIS the Free Corral
formerly occupied by Boone & Dolman, Lower
Main street Mr. Curtis will be found at the
old stand in the Hay and Grain trade, and will
pay strict attention to all business pertaining
to general custom and feed depot.
All persons indebted TO the late arm Of Boone
& Dolman and to VIM. II. Dolman are requested
to make settlement without delay
October 19, 1875.
ol9.tf VIM. II. DOLMAN.
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To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES NEW RRMEDlEs
Or. GIBBONS DISPENsARY

MO. 82s KEARNY STREET. COR.
IN NER Commercial, San Francisco -
Private entrance on Commercials str :.
Established In 1854, for the ueslmen' -
of Sexual and Seminal Disease, sucl
as Gonorrhea, elect, Structure, Syphilis in all
forms, Seminal Weakness, Imp0tency, etc.. etc.
Skin diseases Of years standing, and Ulceratsd
Legs etc., successfully treated.
DIR. GlBBON has the pleasure Of announcing
that he has returned from visiting the principal
Hospitals OF Europe, and has resumed practice.
The Doctor has spared neither time nor money
in seeking ont new remedies, and has returned
with increased facilities for alternating human
suffering. aai
Seminal emission is consequence of self
abuse. This solitai. vice, or depraved sexual
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing
with unerrlng certainty the following train Of
morbid symptoms, unless combatted by scien.
tinc medical measures viz: Sailow countcnance.
dark spots under the eyes, pain In the head, ring.
ing In the ears, noise like the rustling Of leaves
or rafting of chsriots, uneasinese about the
loins, weakness of the limbs, confused vision,
blunted intellect, loss Of confidence, difiidence
q approaching strangers, dislike to form new
acquaintances, disposition to shun society
loss of memory, pimples and various eruptlonf
about the face, hectic dushes, furred tongue
fotid breath, coughs. consumption might sweets
monomania and frequently insanity. II relic
be not obtained you should apply Immediately
either In person or by letter, and have q cur,
effected by his new and scientific mode Of treat
ing disease, which never fails Of effecting quicl
and radical cure. 'i 4saifas
Cured At Home.
Persons at o diH-ance may be, cqkkD Al
HOME, by addressing . letter TO- Dr. 4iDoons
stating case, symytoms. length Of time ne III.
! ,Ase has continued. and have msdicdne pFomP"y
| forwarded free from damage and c9nosay'
any part Of the country. with fuh ana pAaan
Persons writing to the Doctor will please stat
the name of the paper they see this advertise
ruept IN As1aHa ff.as asa.
By enclosing so in coin IN Registered letter
~ nscksce Of medicine will be forwarslisi
Co. - .nS p aus d the Union
" Al c6ammunications strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
Address. DIR. ]. +. 0IBB0N,
dl1.1y BOZ lvass ~en rrencSeco, IA
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BY t LIE G r A n!

SPECIAL TO THE PIoCHE DAILY RECORD
by WESTERN UNION LINE.
The Wichita city eagle., 1875-03-25
Seasonable Advice

The Milne Farmer SAYS: We need
again 10 urge farmers TO have great
er regard for their personal health and
comfort than is generally the case. We
know just how hard farmers have to
word. and how Pre-sing are the de-
mands Of the present season. but
nothing il gained By hard and long
continued application. Work in the
morning and ai night. and Il possible
enjoy a long incoming will do
ven no harm. Baihe frequently. and
never rePOse . night in the inner
cicIhin. IN which you have worked
daring the day. Have \ light. clean
night shirt. 10 take the place Of that
full Of p-r~piratien and dust, and en-
joy TO its faIles; extent the refreshing
inflaeace Of the nisht's rest Eat
wholesome and well prepared food
but avoid an excessive use Of fresh
meals Driak sParingiy Of cold wafer
daring warm ueather-srezt injury
Oftcn results from this eanse--EE-
The Wichita city eagle., 1875-03-25
Tree Planting.

Last week We gave \ short extract
from an essay read before the Minns-o-
Ia state horticultural society. BY Leon
ard u. Hodges We iind that his most
important conclusions were omitted.
aud We give them this week.
Some of the assertions seem To be
rather exirayagant, but there i
great deal of truth In " hat he says.
If the people of SedgWiek county
could be persuaded to occupy all their
spare moments in planting trees. how
soon wOald our beautiful valley seem
almos; like paradise:
We have IL our minds eve . grove
Of cottonwood trees in this coaHtT.
thai was planted in the spring Of 1871,
in which the trees are IRON tour to siN
inches in diameter. aud twenty TO
twenty-five feet high This grove can
be seen for many miles around. aud
certainly furnishes to the sost sk-Viir-
al, convincing proof. that trees will
grow here, if they are only planted aud
taken care Of property. These are
truths which the experience Of the
last four or i've wear. has cosela-ively
established Read what Mr.. Hodge.
has to say ON the subject:
THAT the state partially recognizes
the importance Of forc-t-tree ealture
il apparent. when ". refer TO the lrg-
isla;ion already had in this behalf But
it il only step in the right dirrciioh-
such additional legislation should nj
once be had A. 80 render operative the
acts already enacted. The stale should
At once organize a tree-PianIinz de-
parimeni, aud appropriate such = sum
Of money FOR its operations A. Io ena-
bic il To accomplish such results a.
could reasonably by expected under a
faithful, practical. intelligent. aud h"R-
est administration oG it, Affairs.
Right here. propose TO challenge
the present prevailing .entimehis and
opinions about trce-plaHtin= by \ lev
assertions which. IL ial.c. can be rrahi-
ly disproyed. and. il true. will he "f
permanent value to this state.
.Fir.l-l assert that ih. farmer on
the hleakest portion of our irerIe-. re-
rioas can with Ie.. ready ns..y than
/, womb Gus, 10 buy a breaking piow.
.urr.und his s,oek-yar.l and building.
viii. . xind-brrak within Nv. wears
that will proIe-t aim a. -ffertuaIIy a.
though he was in the middle Of the biy
woods.
.-S.oond-ThaI n crop of trer. can be
crown n sur.ly. and in prepsrti,n to
il. yalsr. with far les expense than a
er.p of corn.
-Third-That ten acrcs. property
rlan,ed 10 timber. and properlv culti-
The Wichita city eagle., 1875-03-25
far the EAGLE.
Fraternity.


EAGLE TowSsHIr, March II. Iss5.
MK- EDITOR.-Advance grange had
the subject Fraternity" under discus
sion March IL, aud the folloring was
read by brother WIN Lockard.
Yours Respectfully, V.
Behold. how good and how pleasant
il Is for brethren To dwell together in
unity.-Psalm I3S. -
'-Thon shalt lore tn. y..ncighbsr as thy
sell. Love wOTkcih no III TO has neigl,-
bor, therefore love is the fultilling of
the Law. .'-R1msns Is. 3 10.
We can conceive Of no created intel
Iigent being. however high or low,
but must be required To love his Crea-
tor aud TO love his fellows. Hence for
our own enjoy ment We should lore one
another. hut We cannot love an un-
worthy object, therefore Co be loved
We must make ourselves lovely. We
must prove ourselves worthy Of love
by our daily department, our honesty.
our punetuslity, and our reliability.
Our drPortmebt should be pleasant.
cheerful aud hopeful. Our honesty
should he in our very natures, 60 our
Creator. 60 ourselves and with all we
have To do. Our PuhctusIiiy should
embracreVery promise small aud great.
ala ays "n time, sharp; aud our rcliabiI-
iiy should be made manifest in all We
do. aud ia every word We say. 60 that
others may sec eur good works. Our
duty TO each other il TO guard with
EsaiOns care each Others moral char
acirr. uor the best Peopl. that have
ever lived have been slznderei.) TO in
crease each others social enjoyment.
To assist in improving our ihtelleets,
especially in our avoeaiiOn. aud 10 as
si>i each other in our business trans
actions, and TO let each other know il
ANYTHING TO hi- or her interest i in
Jeopardy Let love be without dissim-
.a1mfsn..
The Wichita city eagle., 1875-03-25
The Kansas Clipper oans-P.ow.


There Ere ir~ iarmer- ~h" ao NOT
admit 'hat sooner or ia'er 'he "'a "s
"i i'i"uins mnst give way 10 .speea'-
er, easier ana more perfect way. ine
reason why tina, has NOT aireshs a"he
-tha' no machine o' suen h'e'i's s
recommend u 10 popular isNof mas !e'
been offered 70 'he pu""e. F" 'he 'o'-
lowing op'hioh- OF er"''e"e" w"
ousht 10 oe goo" J""s arc WIT"
anything, for' scott . 20 nave 'he
honor OF 'h'f"'"ei"s P'o" '"a' T"
aeser'h"e OF P"pu'aT i-'o'' !" u -""
ththS OF "is'i"o''"" 70 "-se an ~F
eai'"rai inP'smeh' Aa"P'e" A"a rec
o"'he"ue" os '"e o'n''-' a..o'! =.
'he Ns''""ai "ta"s-"e "s' ~".
most i"hueh'ia ."'""'s 'eo's"'Ne"
IN the asr'eni'uraI WORM
70 tAe "'ae' cI r. % ."
nave niaue Az "
"hieh our o'o'' ""'A'h ''e ''< 70
'aA-'e' '. ". :.
IT,
-. -,';.., a..
pIow mvseli. aud am satisfied it has
....,-,
a RI - us. -,,.,.,,o. A.
- - e.. AZ A.
u,.-. - ;, a. 80. .r.n..
a, DI...I, -I..;. =, a..
x..,,,;,. .o,,,,i,,.. wLo h.x. ,cr.
In, ,..,.1 a.. ,,low aud mad. ar
,...,,. I'D, a.. e., ST, r.nn-
n -. - ,..,,,,.,., ,,,h.;r
- r,,;i IS, -. ,.,. .rr.n..-
-, ,..,..,., :,
Lo ,to -. .,,.,,.v w;u su,,Ix
- -. Co. ,o,,r s,.,. =, a.. ,,;r.
The Wichita city eagle., 1875-03-25

To those of our farmer friends who
think of planting the locust for hedge
this spring, NC would advise 70 not
think of planting them uail the
ground becomes warm Then pour
boiling wafer over the seeds. stirring
them . fex Minutes Let them stand
.hsut tuenty-fOur hsurs: thea seiec;
aIi tse seeds cut that are sweIled. and
pour boiling wafer over The others a.
before 80 oontinas untl all are
swelled. Plant immediately, In moist
snrsa.
The Wichita city eagle., 1875-03-25

The r-Publie.n senatorial caucus. re-
laiive to the LSui-ians a;f.ir-. after
several meetings and di-eOsrageneuts
have zt las; proved the action of the
president. and exPre-sedfhe oPiaion
that he should ecuiiuue 90 sustain
she Kkl,sEy yUserrnenf-
The Wichita city eagle., 1875-03-25

Every secretary. OF master ef .
subordinate gransc in >eigwiek eoun-
". sheuld send immediately 10 O. H.
Kelly. secretary National Grange.
6eorgetOun. ID c. and get cory Of
the Patrons Parliamentary Gaide. II
i seat free. and i- . standard Of aa-
thsriy in the grange.
The Wichita city eagle., 1875-03-25

NATIONAL GIANcE-BrsINEss oFFICEEs.
prplry " apsx-. Master. wsuikea- io-.-
% a. kELLr. .-c'y. GesrE<tSun. u. e
The Wichita city eagle., 1875-03-25

The locsst 10 ono Of the be-t Of
hedge plants. and the soPhers viii not
troable IL. - they do the Osase orange.
Try n
The Wichita city eagle., 1875-03-25

PATRONS IL sEDGwICK COUNTY
COUNTY corycIL. p. erH-wiehIta.
The Wichita city eagle., 1875-03-25
r-E ssGsr ssssxsss salIrs.
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=. - - ~ p~s=sarul rsa~s
- n~-saa.
~ 49, s-zira-as r So - = -. 80
So raa.s Fasa~nrHs naaa - nt~f -
49, sarrrT 49, - HsetaEnsuuus A.
49, - 49, - ~ - arma1r - aEsaraia
iara a-asas - an~srs. sl1aaasa - - 49, -
a~aaT.fa faEHasaasM - g. araanaa So
sra - rsea~a ~ ~ -. s~N~w r.1rsf
as~aH - -sass - araE aae=~@ - aas41T
- e-w El@saasl - uaV-ssm~a. s-ss a.
l--s-l = -. = - fIu.sa-rs. -
a - asIsg - - -
Ws@y-Su-.-.--..- 80. -
-. 9--su-.s 49, 80 r-.-.- a.
o. nuss1 sS-.
The Wichita city eagle., 1875-03-25

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The Wichita city eagle., 1875-03-25

Fores; and fruit tres grOw vith
surprising rapidi,y in this valley. The
lsck of timber. with 01r hert lar, 10
but lr<,e fe,t bsc evcs fhns vuns wG