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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-28

Mr.. F. A. Hamilton. assistant
keeper of Snip Snoal lighthouse,
writes that on the 9th O; May Cap,aia
Wi iiams and himself captured a
shark measuria.9 fee, iuches from
tip t. tip. GA cutting it open there
was found in its stomach, among
other article, aatcn. two metal
buttons ana backie which had evil
dea;iy come from pair OF panta-
looms. Tne monster had probably
made a meal Oft of some poor unini-
tunate.- A,,akapas. La, Rcsister.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-28
Closing for the Fourth.

The Hay Exchange this morning
Resolved tina, members Of the En-
change close their places OF business
from Saturday evening next uatil
"Wednesday morning. The wholesale
grocers have agreed 10 close their
pisces Of business from Saturd ~,
July 1st, To Wednesday, Jnly 5th.
The wholesale houses in other lines
Of trada viii fnlInN Snit
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-28

GEO. W. Curtis SAYS of the Re-
publican nominations: ITO my mind
it is an inspiring omen and promise
for the future, that a: this particular
time and with all the chances which
u strict party convention offers for
less fortunate results. So pure. So
clean a ticket has been offered to the
couatry."
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-28
TuR advocates Of the Tilden and

The advocates Of the Tildeu and
Hendricks combination claim that
the Cincinnati nominations made
their ticket an absolute necessity.
They argue that it will be impossible
to defeat Hayes in Ohio, and that the
only hope of success lies in Carrying
Indiana in October and New York in
November. With Hendricks for
Vice President they say Indiana
would bc secured, and the effect Of
the Republicans carrying Ohio would
thus be balanced. With Ti.den for
President they claim that they could
carry New York in November and
thus win the battle.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-28

Hov. ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS
will probably be honorcd with a
right to seat in Congress so long as
be lives, no matter whether he is able
To occupy it or not. The Augusta
Chronicle says: "Tne indications
are that the Hen. Alexander H..
Stephens will he returned to Con-
yrcss from this section without bav-
ing any opposition, either in the
convention or at the polls. His health
is improving rapidly and we hope to
hear of him in his seat before Con-
gress adjourns.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-28

ssNo. l0S" is AZ even number, and
It is more than an even thing that
the finest assortnep, OF boots, shoes,
CATERS, etc., are to be found At that
place, south Q street, IN the large
store Of G. A. Noitemeier, of any
other establishment in lhe state.
Step in and take look at by spring
styles. go
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-28

THE Carson Tribune says that
great wealth is curse to most of its
possessors. Poor people should aow
feel comparatively happy.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-28


We observe that Mr.. Do,ea, the
very afable proprietor of the Gold
Hill News, has concluded to furnish
his paper hereafter to subscribers a,
twenty-five cents week, instead Of
fifty cents, the price heretofore
charged. The only thing to be won,
dered at in noticing this reduction is
that it was not made long ago. Fifty
cents a week is h;g price TO pay for
even so brilliant a paper as The News,
Everything else on the Comstock ex-
cept miners wages has come down
TO the level of the times. and there is
no reason why newspaper SHOULD
make itself conspicuous 10y sticking
&c old rules and rates. There WAS a
remote sort Of fitness observable in
the case of The News, however. That
paper Is an Old established affair, is
firm as the rocks upon which ITS
office is founded, and almost as
changeless. Il is as good now as
when 1t was first published, and dis
plays more literary ability and has
less of the blatherskite about il than
any paper in Gold Hill Although
1t received quit. a blow from the
action of the Cincinnati convention
in ignoring tie machine politicians,
it is printed with the same punctu-
ality and gass right ahead as though
nothing had happened We will
wish it long and prosperous exis-
,tence on condition that hereafter
it consider that discretion Is the bet
ter part OF politics, and be cautious
about the advocacy OF undesirable
candidates.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-28

A DISPATCH from San Francisco
saws that silver coin there is de-
moralized. The dispatch says moth
ing abpu: the people ii that respect.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-28
Arrested on Suspicion.

An italian named Angeia b ,vtano
was arrested and locked up this al
ternoon on a charge of manslaughter.
He is accused of being concerned in
the killing of the Italian gardener on
SUNDAY Inst.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-28
California Turner's Abroad.

The delegation from the San
Francisco Schuetzen Nerciu, sent u
PHILADELPHIA a few weeks slnce,
are giving a good account of them
selves. \ dispatch received from
them to-day announces that yeSter-
day tie first match for the money
prizes was contested. The tir>, priz-
was won by Adolpa >,reckcr, the
second By Sirenby. and the fourth
by Rahuyler. al! of San Francisco.
The shooting for sobletS resulted IS
follows: The second prize was won
by A. Ehrenpt'oat, the fourth 10y Phiio
Jacol'y, and the eleventh by k9nig.
all Of San Francisco.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-28
Schooner Heavily Fined.

The schooner Fanny Hare, owned
by Charles Hare of this city, which
sailed hence in January last tor
Manila, put in at Honolulu and sold
a portion of her cargo on account of
the vessel being too deeply loaded.
On arrival at Manila the Spanish
authorities imposed fine of 1874, 600
on the vessel and cargo for informali-
" in the manifest and technical vio-
lations of the Spanish regulations.
The informaliiy consisted IN the man
ifcst not being certified by the Span
ish consul here, and also that the GER
tlfcate OF the Spanish consul n,
Manila was not obtained showing
the partial discharge of the cargo.
A letter received from the cousig necs
at Manila state that they hots 10
compromise the matter by the pay
ment of nominal fine. Mr.. Hare
has telegraphea TO Senator Sargent
asking him to call the attention oi
the government 10 the matter. The
Spanish authorities seem to have
acted simply In accordance with til,
MARITIME laws of Spain in the cours,
they pursued.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-28
NEW TODAY.
CAP N. STEARNS,
Real Estate. General Commission,
Storage and Collection BUSINESS.
Goods stored on Comm i>si0n aud
MoacS Advanced on <,an>iSn-
nent>, IA sums tO Sat.

E1AviNG THE LARGEST FlRE-PROoF
Il warh 1ase ia Nirsiais, he IL Dew pre-
pared t. store shy amount Of gouas on the
u4ast reasonable rates. The warehouse WAS
formerly occupied by the Relief cosnniitce.
undsr Wells. Fargo 4 co.s--entrsnSe en u
sireet. ofice-la Wells, faTsv i Co. Build.
Tag. On street
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-28
SPECIAL NOTICE.

a TTEN-ioN MINkRS' UNION. - The
"A Miners Unions OF Gold Hll, Virginia
CITY and silver city nc hereby notified and
specially requested To convene at the Gold
Hill Miners Dninn Hall at : O'Clock sharp III
TIT RSpAS fvkNIN6. June ~. is76. for
the parpo. e u tran~Sct;ng business OF i'm.
por.auee THOMAS BrEkE
President Gold HUI Miners Union.
eli :. WILLIAMSON
Presiaen. NirsiLis Miners Union.
JAMES q. FAIR,
President Silver L ~ Mincrs Union.
Gold Hall. Jane &c. iHe-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-28
Killed by the Cars.

WELLS, New, June %. - An in
sane passenger jumped from the east
bound emigrant train last evening
about two miles ives, of this
place. The west bound freight tr 10
struck and fatally injured him last
night about ten O'Clock. He was an
Irishman, about thirty years of age
He wore blue navy suit and had q
through ticket to Boston.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-28
In CAMP,

"Yours OF date is received.
Thanks. ] have other business
Just now. Any man who would
leave the army at this time to cleo
tioneer FOR Congress or any other
place ought to be scalped.
"Yours, X. b. HAYES"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-28
Mining Secretary in Trouble.

The case Of J. IT. Sayres, score
tary of the Kaickerboeker Mn
ing Company, convicted Of mis-
demeanor in refusing to per-
nit the inspection of the onm-
pany's books, WAS up in the city
court this afternoon, but was con-
tinued, on motion for new trial,
until Inlv 9Th
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-28
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES.

We are glad TO observe that
many Of our citizens have been
awakened to the danger that con-
atSntly broods ever the town in dry
weather like the present. Should
A Ere break out when q wind was
blowing and gain any considerable
besdway before it received check,
there is no telling the amount OF
damage it would do. Our facili-
ties for pntting out fire are very
meager-would. in fact, amount to
nothing in case of a severe trial
and We should hold in view the
value OF some appliance shat could
be relied upon In the start. A few
buckets Of water when blaze
makes its arst appearance are worth
more tLan ever so much when a
fire gets thoroughly agoing. Some
property-holders have placed bar
rels on their houses which they
will keep filed with water for i'm
mediate use should an occasion
arise. Across the street from this
office may be seen several Of these
reservoirs filled and ready for use
st any time. They supply the
place OF better arrangements as
we'll as anything that could be de-
yised. and We hope our people will
realize the importance OF them.
We advocated in some previous is
saes of THE TINES the establishing
OF thorough system of hydrants
along the principal street which, if
used in time, might prove sufficient
to overcome any are that might
break out. The people did not
seem to hold the same views with
rs on this proposition, If we may
be permitted to judge by their apa
thy, and now we recommend, with
all the earnestress and seriousness
that the question demands, that the
next best plan be considered. Vir-
ginia is alive TO the exigencies of
the occasion, and 10, only takes all
possible precautions against the
breaking out of fire, but provides
every avanable means Tor quelling
conhagration should one arise.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-28

While in camp, towards the close
OF the war, Gov. Hayes was select
ed by the Republicans of the Sec
ond Ohio Congressional district as
their candidate, ia opposition to
George = Pendleton, and his re-
ply to the committee who notified
him OF his nomination, asking him
to come homo and electioreer for
himself in his district, is charac.
teristic OF the man, and contrib.
uted, no doubt, to his deserved
popularity and success at The sub
eequent election. 1t ran thus:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-28
A Boy Drowned.

Edward Hartshorne, seventeen
years of age, was drowned this mora
ing in a pool of water near the San
Jose railroad track and Twenty
eighth street \ party of boys were
enjoying a swim when one of their
number became confused and cried
out that he was shaking, Young
Hartshorne swan to his rescue. seized
him about the waist and in the strus-
gle which ensued both wen, dowa.
The other lad succeeded in getting
ashore. but HArtshorne sank before
assistance, rnnil raAch him
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-28
CEN r e N NAL

|CEN ] = " ~ SA6
ll776. 4 1876.
IPRocLAMA Alto N.
Chicago and Northwestern
Railway.
rs THE POPULAR ROUTE osEM ,...l.
,ha E.st Passengers fcr ChscAeo,
Ni.ssr. F.,as, Psttsburs. PhAladeiphis. Mon.
/ trpni ouebcc, New York. Boston, or sas
other point East shonld bay their
TRANS.CONTINENTAL TICKETS
Via the Pioneer Route,
The Chicago and North.
western Railway.
I,s Track Ia of STEEL RAILS. and on IL hsa
been made the Fastest Time that has ever
been made In this country. by this ros'e
passengers for points east OF thlessN cav
their choice Of the following lines 're"
BY the Piitsburs. Fort Wayne and chicaer
and PENNSYLVANIA Railways - THREE
Through Trains Daily, with Pullman
Palace Cars through 90 PhiladelphiA and
New York on each train. One Through
Train, with Pullman Palace Cars. u Bal
timurc and Washington.
By the Lake shore and Michigan Seuthers
Railway aud Connectiaas-Sew York Gen.
trial aud Erie RailroAds-Three Through
Trains Daily. with Palace Drawing Room
and silver Palace Sleeping Cars through
20 New York.
n az. N,.h,,.- x>.ot~.i ar.na Trnnh
Great Western and Eyie and New lcrk
Central RAilwavs--Thrce Through Trains.
with Pullman Palace Drawing Room and
sleeping Cars thrcush 10 New York. "a
Niagara Falls. Bgffslo, Rochester or Neu
York City.
A, the Rsi,imcre and Ohio Railraaa--Two
Throagh Trains Daily. with Pullman
Palace Cans for Newark. GAINESVILLE,
Wheeling. Washington and ba!timorr.
without change
Thi. is the shortest, Dcss and only line
running Pullman celebrated Palace sleeping
Cars srd Coaches. connecting with Cnton
Pacific Railroad AZ Omaha AMI from the
West, Wis Grand junction. Marshall. Cedar
Rapids. Clinton, sterling aud Dixon, Tor
Chicago and the Last.
This popular route is unsurpassed for
Speed Comfort and Ssfety. The smooth.
weil.hsilSs,ei and perfect track OF sicc1
rails. the celebrated Pullman Palace sseePtug
Cars the perfect Telegraph System OF inoN
ing trains. the regularity With which they
run. the admirable Arrangement for rnniisn',
through cars to Chicago frnm all points
West secure Ia passengers all the comforts
In nlo~iern Railway Travelling. Ne change
Of Cars and no tedious delay Al Ferries.
PsSsrnsvrs will hnd Tickets via his Favor.
tie Il ,atc nj the 0encr~i Ticket ossires NJ tn
Centrnl Pacific Bsilr'sd in San Francisco anal
Sacramento. sna in all the Ticket Offices OF
the Central Pacific gSilroxd,
W II. sTENNETr.
MARVIN HCGrrrr, Gen Pass Agent.
Gen. safs., Chicago.
HP. STANwOop, General Agency. i2i
Montgomery sssc~s. ssn f~nc.scn. Sis. J.,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-28
LATEST DISPATCHES.
TSpecsai to The Lyon Cownty Times.
Maxnstes In Court.

SAN TRANcrsco. June "a. lie
land Stanford, Charles Croker. +
II. Miller aud other railroad mer
appeared in the police court this
moraing charged with misdemean'
or in refusing to show the books Of
the corporation 10 J. II. Robinson,
stakeholder. The time thus fal
has been occupied mostly III argu
ments on technical points.
A Defaulting Clerk.
Several months ago Charles h.
Barth, clerk in the Qaartermaster 5
Department. was discovered to be
a defsnlter. He was placed under
arrest hnt in few hours managed
to make his escape and has not
since been heard from. A court OF
inquiry was ordered soon after the
discovery, which has since then
been in session from time to time,
and has taken an immense amount
OF testimony bearing upon Barth 5
frauds and also the mode of con-
ducting the business of the Quar-
termaster's Department GA this
coast. The court yesterday con.
clude,l It's labors aud adjourned
for few days, when it will prooa.
bly, render its decision with closed
doors and the result of its deliber'
ations will not be known until it
shall have been acted upon by the
commanding General. Bar,h's de-
falcation is reported to amount to
about 500. 900.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-28
Virginia & Truckee R. R.
New Arrange N c at!
LIGHTNING EXPRESS.
m AND AFTER MONDAY. MAY /. is76.
Through Trains n1ify

Between VIRGINIA CITY and SAN FRA
CISCO, VIA Vallejo. viii leave a. follows
GOING wrsr-wiLl LEAVE
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-28

MONEY! MONEY. MONEY!
To Loaf on Heal Estate aud advanced on
siorase-from $500 to $1,000
To RENT.
A hSra-hnished hoasc on Stewart street. rent.
$40 per month
To RENT.
house os Howard stre-t-four raoms-sas
TO RENT.
A store. with fixtures for sale. on c street: q
good business locsticn; very eeutrsl.
WANTED
4 partner to bay ane-hAlf interest in one OF
the best paying SALOONS In towa; doing q
large business.
FOR SALE.
A splendid private residence on c street. near
Carson.
FOR SALE.
A fine house and lot and furniture on very
reasonable terms, IA nne location.
FOR SALE.
4 splendid cottsee. VITA good lot. .; very
lew ngure.
~ Any amount Of good house-help on
hand.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-28
PROCLAIM ALTON.
Chicago and Northwestern
Railway.

rs THE POPULAR ROUTE ovERLANp
b. the East PASSENGERS i" nv 49,
Si.,sr~ F.us. Psttsiurs Phtladsiphia. Mon
80 oaehcc. New York. Boston. OF any
othrr pnipt East, should bay their
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-14
A Maiden's Love.

Human nn,ur. has no essence more
pure, the world knows nothing more
has e. Hrav. n has endowed t'e human
h. art with n" f. eli"g more holy th'n th'
;.sscen, affections of young virgin
soul The w,rmest languag of the 'un-
nv s nth is too r0ld to shadow forth even
y IN ~ outli.e IF that e''thus'as'ic SCI IT,
m.nt. And Providenc" his made the
richest Ia. guage p'Ur IN the same respect
b aus. the depths of hearts that Thrill
with lows emotion are to" sacred fol
G .mmnn contemplate N. Yes. the ligh
If a Young maid, 3 first love breaks DIM
". hu, liz ~ ully upon her ns the silver
lu~,re o. a star giimmrrs through th'
hiekly wave.. hover. al the first blu-i
IN / ulanties her cheek xs she feels 'ht
u, ,mev.I influence, is faint and pure "'
tina VIII c.. rose leaf might Cast upoI
marble. But ,"w rapidly does the ligh
grow stronger. and flush deep~r-un'
nj In. powerful tffu'grnce OF 'h's one ir'
rad,.,cs every cornrr "f her heart. sn'
,he crimson glow Of the other suftuse'
every feature Of th couDtenance.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-14
Rising In the World

Experience continually cOntradicis The
nOtio" 'ha, poor young man cannot r,sa.
| If We look ov he list Of rich men. ve
find tina, yearly all Of them began life
with little or nothing. To any nne fa
niltnr with the mill:"naires of the United
States. score of examples will occur.
}" the other hand, the sous of ricu men.
who began life vi the capital which 40
"'"v '""r young mcn coyet. frequently
die beggas. Il would prob IDLY not be
going too far to say that large msiori,y
"f such m"neyed individuals either fail
outright or gradually eat up the capital
with which they c'mme. ced their career.
And The reason is plain. Bought TN
IN expensive habits. they spend entirely
100 much. Educate with high no,ious
~ pcrso' al lmr"r, ance, they will not sue.
%ed' a. they are passed in the race Of
fe "y Others With less capital originally.
mt more energy. thrift and industry. For
'htsr virtues, after sl:, are worth more
h n money. i" fac'. N Y, aft.ri, il made
III yelahl' 'h- p,sses>or ,n kecpit which
rich men pronounce to be more dtfic,lt
than The making The ,ou,g man who
'eg'ns LIE with y resolution always to Law
ny par OF his income, is sure, even with.
nut extraordinary ability, graluall, 10 ~.
q'''re s"ffici"ncy. especially as habits Of
cc"' "my. which the resolution render.
aecess 4 'ry. will make tina, competency
tor him which would be quite in.uftic,en,
'or an exfravagant person. 1t is reallv
VIA" we save, more th.n what We make.
which leads us 10 fortune. lie who en-
argos his expenses rs fast as his earn;no.
ncr' as', must always re poor. no matter
|" hat his abilities. And content may be
1ad on comparatively little. Ii not in
'xu''ous living that men find real hsppi.
,ess.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-14
A Simple Little Flower.

In one O' the early comic ANIMALS there
are some amusing lines # Hood d s.r'h
ing how - caun ry nurserynan had made
,arg,. sum nut Of the sale of q simple lit.
lie flower. which be sold under the name
of he ''Rh,uum Si'ius." This charming
nam had proved quite an at'rsc' ON n
the la,ies, and the flower b d tecuIne the
ruge Of the s. ason. At length y pertina-
c.us hotanist, who found that the flower
was n no, uncommon weed, insisted on
knowing where the nurseryman had got
his name from; he ELECTED the following
reply:
I fuu. d this flower in The road b+sile rs,
s., christened Il the RhOdum Sil.s.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-14
Don't

don I ins II p.,r man. His muscles
ma. be we'll drv. l"ped.
D.m' fret, Tho w"rli will move "'
usual after you re gene.
D..n', olnr me+r>c anm~ for n living
1t - >im ~ dying by in his
D Mt say Il lid y"u s".' T~" 10 on
vol, never said wort about 1t.
Don't ,hr. " ,'irt int" your teacher
ev.s l. VII. 'njure the pupil.
D ~, worry ab- III. IN. ic crop. Keep
c..,l a".' you will ave enough.
D.n't turn up v.'ur nose II light bin*s
b n. IT bre d AID t.xa ion.
DON ina .ine that everv'hi'gi i weak
en.ng. Butter ~ s'IOng III this market.
Don't write long "b,iuarirs. Saw
some u. v nr kind woids to' those living
D.n't pub i-h your acts If charity. Th'
Lord will keep the acc'un, straight.
D.m't mourn owe fl arc,s' xr'evanct
ni,,e you. time q real s,lrOw vii
come.
Dom put on irs in your new chthes
Remember your tailor u suH ring.
Don't he 20" s..nt,,n-htai, A cad hear
properly cooked, will make SAVIOR!
u VI.
hn.'t q K your p.s'orto pray vi h""
not.s How Is Ca nc pay his p,ovis
ION bill
Don't depend wholly ~" Spaul''ing'
urep red glue l, ~, not mcn'i oroAs
promises
Dont ask t." Lord to keep your gar
ments u, ,p,t, d." We INT rc"ova'in
% d l"hes.
j DON'T l,myrr where .'y"nr Nv, lie
j r. M,n.ng. Wake hcr up and her I
= 1 tie breakfast.
/ DIN I sta ~ aud p..in' the wsy ~ he's
len. spiritual gu,d bnrds Ut few sin
ners.
Don't Anrry about an'aher man's bus
lne.s. A little selfi.Lness 10 come lme
lcs,mmen,lable.
Don't s,te,nr 20 pa ,sh all your 9
ln q . ucet You CA 't.'O large bus
nss- with small capital.
i Dom Imagine 'ha, you i, correct >
1.-The evils II thu worlt. Agrs,n OF SAB
Ii NOT psUminsat " y dsaett.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-14
To Morrow.

Morrow j. n . alton OH the Little MI
NJ, road. b.ut forty mil from Cinc'n-
nx,i. A NV brakeman ON the rO d, who
did ~" know the n"mc W The Stations.
was arp, Oach d hy stranger. t'e "the'
da,. VIII le 10 ling by his train ut the
depot. wio inquired:
Does :h,s IRAN Z" % Morrow to-d'!
No repI ed tie brakeman, w"'
Thought The stranger WAS masking game "'
In; it goes "-iay, yesterday, wee" al
ter next
You don't understand me. pers's I'd
he stranger i wa, TO Morrow
Well, why il the thunder dont you
"a, uutI ..,-,m0rrow, AMI not come b'h
xtinx me r und to-day: w." can 20 10
morrow or any other day 70" pleas.
Won't you answer c'v'i q"'s'"'
'c,vili., VIII this tram 4" 10 Morrow!
Not exactly. /, will ~ 10 DAY s"e
cO,ue back To morrow.
As the ,rs niger who VIA ted to &" u
NJ .rr.w VA aM,ui To leave j" di-gusl o"
l,,he, emplo, e.. who knew The station al
lu ed Ia. came lung aud gave the drsir
g., inf.,inla,io"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-14
Modern Definitions.

ID stant Il tat,ons. - People who I'M
ay,nr they have u Claim t0 rob you II
YOU arc rich, aud insult you it YOU are
uOr
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in human beings 1t 10 s'on. however.
destroy ed by commerce with the world,
nr :. lse bec0ues fslal ~ ito l'''-.essor.
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br,ugh the head. in order to gal" shs
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