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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-26
Speaks at st. Albans, Vermont
Wherever There is a Church or
School House, There Is
Plymouth Rock
Freedom.
POLITICAL
.GKEEsBack CANDIDATE

QUINCY, H., Aug. 23--Capt. Lon
don Of Macon is to-day announced AS
An independent greenback candidate
for congress from the 18th Indiana
district, in opposition to Col. Glover,
democrat, who was nominated Wed
nesday.
NEVADA CONVENTION.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 25.-rhe
Nevada state convention met yester-
day but with only routine business.
Adjourned until to-day.
49, NOMINATED.
RIcHAoSD, Aug. 35s--Gov. q. Q.
Walker was nominated for congress
from the third ,distrie. OF Virginia.
DEw1rr, Iowa, Aug. 25.-The
democrats today nominated j. 81
Murphy Of Dewitt for congress.
KEPuBLIcANs OF COLORADO.
DgsyEa, Aug The republican
state convention At Pueblo nominated
for governor John L. Poutt; lienten
ant governor Lafayette Head; fo1
Judges Of the sapreme court E. 7
| Wells, S. n. Ebert and n. 9
Thatcher; secretary Of state VIM. NJ
Clark; state treasurer Geo. q. Corn
| ing auditor d. T. Crawford. Jas
y. Bedford WAS nominated 40 con
gress unanimously.
1T E : y ~ : - I.
4 tAs-s4=s ffsfKs FOR CONGRESS.
Norris, H., Aug. 25-Thc rtpub
licans Of the seventh congressions
district here to-day Nominated T. Y
HAYES for congress.
NEVADA.
SAN FRANcrsco, Aug. 25-The re
publican state convention Of Nevad
tes-zlay ee.aiaa.ed R- NJ Daggeti, M
|, w w. Bishop, presidential ef.e,or
and nominat ed Thomas Wren Tor col
gress Adjourned.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Encouraging Intelligence from
the Dakota Gold Fields.
Over Fifty Pounds Of Black
Hills Gold Received ut
Cheyenne.
Senator Kerr Followed to HIS
Last Resting Place by q
large GaneeHfse Of
People.
The Black Hills Commission on
the Road to Omaha.
Black Hills News.
ATTACKED ny INDIANS

CHEYENNE, w. T.. August rs
A party sof menl on the return "trip
from Deadwood was attacked by In
dans on the 20.h inst, ten miles be-
yond Sage creek. where Lieut.. Tay-
lor's company OF the 23i Inft., is
stationed. Two horses were killed
and three wounded and six stolen.
The men escaped unhurt into the
ststion, snd Lieut.. Taylor sent out a
detachment which recovered the wag
on and. property.
ENCOURAGING NEWS.
The latest news by the Black Hills
Pioneer, published 1t Deadwood, is
encouraging beyond measure.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-26
4 BIG LU4p OF WEALTH.

500 ounces OF gold dust arrived in
this city to-day. Yesterday solid
piece Of quartz was consigned to the
Pacific coast for exhibition which
bristles with free gold all over. The
piece weighs about % pounds and is
estimated TO contain hundred dol
lars in gold. This is from the Alpha
mine, and specimens of the same ore
are now exhibited in Philadelphia in
the name Of w. C. Bennett.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-26

: Mr.. George Alfred Townsend re-
ports the following witticism as cir
culating in Saratoga Stewart and
Astor are on their way in t'other
zone, when they come to the river
Stys. Friend Charon, the ferryman,
demands his oboius or trade dollar to
row them over. They stand there
waiting for one another to treat-a
hopeless idea and Stewart tays
+" Well, Aster, Vanderbilt will be
along here directly, and he'll put on
an opposition boat and well get over
free"
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ChlcAKl..
Ftot.n Quiet md arm.

Chicago, Aug. 25rr
FLotH-t quiet md hrm,
WHEAT Active. and higher. No, !. spring, -
No. 2, 9itf@Isl4 Tor cash, Si5sN92M; closed ID.
side Tor Aug; s2fGK; closed ~ for September
s3n@As closed in.ide Tor October; No. ), ~.
Rejected 6s17o-
CoRs-ModclA,e, active and lower. closed with
inside prices bid, high mixed, 4tn; Nes y, 43S
leai4 ~los eAsh. t-Aagast; ior SeptsmBtr
13a94Ah for October; rejected Al. 9e.---
,oArr-Good7 demand, higher; No. :, s2eIas
| closed s111 for cash or August; slGA closed II
for September slssd3iS closed sik for October
Ri iected, ~,
KYK-No. g. IS.
| BAsLEr-No. 72h fs7a for cxsh, T4x for Sep
| iember 1ah for October.
| PoRK Good demand and higher; lG AGaD 10 10
FOR cash, 10 for September OF October; n soG1 ID
| for the year.
LAhp--Htgher, for summer 10 20 % 10 Is, winter.
| 10 aos1io 3s for cash; 10 asnGsio8 for scp.em
Der, 10 10 for October; si5Ss ny for the year.
BULK AxArs- shoaiderrt sas1.; short rib, st,;
shortc 81 az. all boxed.
| Eaas- Higher. l0Shli.
Burrsm-fresh dairy isaa,s cfcams sals 20
| Wnrskr~ Lower 100.
I CALL BoAKp- Wheat Market easier. % Tor
| September; aaS fcroctob.r.
cons-Qnct, s8a Tor Ang. .3t. for September
i "a. for October Y
i oAr.-Quiet md neninatly unchanged.
/ PonK-Kssier, 10 ssT for September; t6 81 y
I1october. lAt0for the year.
LAID Etsies, 10 aoasie z.n for sea,ember, 10
for uoiohct; 9 10 for the yeaf.
PROVISIONS Unchanged.
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The New York Herald in review
ing the sad scandal which caused the
retirement Of attorney general Will
liams from the cabinet and the social
ostracism Of his wife, AS noticed in
the Tribune yesterday, says: " There
is still mystery behind it all, the un-
ravcling of which would probably
begin with those pests OF journalism,
the female correspondents"
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FIRES.
= -
FATAL RESULT.

DETROIT, Michigan, August 20
4 FIRE at Wyandot,e this morning
destroyed Liskey's store and dwell
ing. Mr.Leskey was suffocated while
endeavoring to remove goods from
the burning building.
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ILLINOIS.

GILMAN, H., Aug. 23--fhe demo
Gratis Of the stlr congressional district
to-day nominated Geo. w. Parker,
the pon4iuec Of The independent. par
ty.
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New York. Ang. Is.
Dnr Gooss There was so active market for
prints bleached rhir1ng. worsted dress goods.
.Co1roS Goops-Ftrm In Arst handrk many
makes beached cottons kct. higher American
Harlel print. advanced to 7GH; gtns nshams fair
request. 80.
wooLrx GooDs-sor mems wear moving In
small lots,
FosElas Goops Rather more active
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WREcKED.

The schooner Brilliant was wreck
ed of Cape Byron. The fate Of the
crew is uncertain.
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ACCIDENTS.
INsTANrLY KILLED.

CAlRo, Illinois, Aug. %. Sins
Ostrarder, Of the Cairo j. Vincennes
r. r., WAS thrown from car this
morning and killed.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
New Yore.

New Hor6.
New York. Aug a5.
sroeks Opened depressed, closed more active,
and lower,
MoNKY-Actiye. ~ q lis.
GoLD-lll
GOVERNMENTS Quiet. a fraction lower.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-26

fsI'tI I"orf th''K- =
Bn..psrury. 2ls6dat2s.
Winter wheat, a.0tasSd. Spring 7s6d0tssed
White s.9dass-4d. Club s.sdaps., Corn, a4.sd
025s.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-26

iea; No. 2 s5A Tor September. w., for October
sst. Nos SIX tsaeA
. ceRK-eLawcr, good supply a, laN.
|. oArt-steady, at SOW.
RYx-Ftrmcr No. laa
BAaLsr-1rrcgulsrs No. 2. IS,
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their own territory WIN ihe DooIY
Two companies OF Austrian troops
have arrived at Ossvinite.
HEAVY BATTLE.
LONDON, Aug. 25.--A special dis
patch to tho Daily News from Bel
grade says Gen. Tchernaycff has ,e le-
graphed 10 Prince Milan that the Ser,
vians won great victory Thursday
Gen. Horova,ovick abandoned the
pursuit Of the Turks at Tssibaba
and attacked the rear of the Turkish
right wing. Tchernayetf vt the same
time attacked the Turks in front
The Turks were routed with loss
according to Tohernayetfs dispatch,
of fifteen thousand killed, wounded
and prisoners. Thirty one Russian
officers were killed in this battle.
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coMM1rrEE OF CONFERENCE.

MONTREAL, Aug. 25-A committee
has been appointed by the board Of
trade to confer with the western bus
mess men on the question of CONNER
.ciai relations between Canada and
Australia.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-26
FOREIGN.
Prince Milan Wages Peace.
A Heavy Battle Reported -Tiir-
ty Russian officers
Killed.
FOREIGN.
SATISFACTORY RESULTS.

LONDON, Aug. % -soundings for
the chanuel tunnel to connect Eng
land and France will be finished by
the end Of August. The engineer re
ports results very satisfactory.
READY FOR PEACE.
BELGRADE, Aug. 26-At u confer
ence las, night between Prince Milan
and the foreign consuls the latter
urged peace. The prince declared
his readiness to conclude peace OF
the basis of statu ante bellum.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-26

PouGnKEEpslE, Aug. 25-In the
2:26 race to-day Great Eastern won,
Ella Madden I'd, Bateman 80, Han
nah. d, .4th; time 2:22, 2:243, 2:24
In the 2 30 race for purse oil $4,000
Rarus won, Clementine I'd; time
2:264, 2:24, 2:254, 2:294.
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KANSAS.

TOPEKA, Kansas, Aug. 25,-Tbe
democrats of the third congressional
district to-day nominated I. l.. Davis
for congrc
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SPORTING.

BASE BALL.
Nxw YoRK, Aug. 25-Bostoas Is,
Muiuals A.
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POLITICAL.

Vice President Wheeler That is
to be
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fEsgRI9a aietr---- ----.-..zz=z
wnsAr- Quiet and Arm, No. 1, Milwaukee.
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PEACE coMPaoMIs T..

Prince Milan last night invited all
foreign consnls to conference at. his
palace. II is Understood the confer
emc,. related 10 negotiations for All ar
mis.ce and peace and that the prince
expressed desire for peace aud re-
p,ested mediation.
YARA, Aug. 2s.-The Turks yes
terday violated the Austrian frontier
near Ossvinite seized ninety. sheep
and catrtr red-upon the peasants,
wounded one. Another was captured
and decapitated. They also fred at
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-26

BERLIN, Aug. 25.--Germany has
decded to send an officer TO the fur-
kish headquarters to report any furth-
er crueliies. The Porte refuses to
grant any further srmistice until pre-,
l,mi,,aries for pfaoe are settled.
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RIFLE TEAM COMING.

LONDON, Aug. 25-The Irish rife
team sailed o.day in the steamship
CRY Of Berlin, for the United States.
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A TOTAL LOSS.

ASrwERr, August 25-The steam.
ship 9. +. French and Cayo, previous
#ly reported on fire at Kalool bank,
will prove total loss. The aggre-
gate insurance is 800 900. Crew
saved
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Liverpool.

osrras Goop- Rather more active.
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NEVADA CONVENTION.

San FRANclsco, Aug. 25.-The
Nevada state convention met yester.
day but with only routine business
Adjourned until to-day.
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Liverpool, Aug %.
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4 lady Who has u great horror Of agents,
aud has been more thaD usually cheated out Of
true and money hN them lately. was called -
tnn h'or "a" other morning hv = fe-oundiug
ring 4 the he'll. 1 JON op-uiug n sne disCON-
CTr'l niccis-ures eel man, carving In bis hand u
smrl saicnel.
one gliurr ehc gave To- this, then instantly
concluding To- va. one ~ bet ahnminatior-. the
htstilv ti4,u iated; IL dnrot wish anything thi-
evening, ~, und brought tire door to with "A
ct. =. afterWlrd returning spfily to thc pattly-
siusei blinds ~ the front window T. recon
motto.
ia. lthold the supposed agen' staTiug rather
hankly ~ tho closed q ill 4 co'nicil struggle, n
Natrh ur svWcnt rud ANA ,auct were e..cn
sfri.iI- h. ru iNr victory, f'NinI luce on his
&c. whit, ii- Ciseneteed hand. alter the man
l,r Of All Uinn " Zen cnf-ideruiir taken ahask X,
,ie,rovsh str 'ked his whi-kr.s or ueryuus IS
~ .'ti hi IN '1ch'.
She pavo puo na4'' look, then another, her
ct"s GROWING laTstr: then tArro wts q liftlc half
,crt AN ~ dehsnt. q sweeping rr-n. door -Wung
o..n vide, d man and " man rapidly adv anciug,
and fhen ph, food fsr s.. .o.-ip loving neigh
bore on tho watch an audible kiss, and a woman
,lasped tightly ~ a mans strong arms. II was
the lad}'- father whom ste had not seen for a
number 4 vcars
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necn lied BY a Keccnl rn.-nse in lh. meu.c,

NOM ~ '7f1 y IfLlfI I'D v 7'ff00fr
one hy one our state mon pass away,
anl evo remembered only by the recall OF some
tact OF OiIcums tanoe. IN ready wit and sharp
sn.rc, mad few 9upcriors. On one occasion, In
tho Senate, shortly alter lac had become a mem
b"r OF that then historic body, he rose TO reply
- Mr.. Calhoun, who had ius: finished an slano-
Tito but characteristic prO-slavery speech. Hale
waa outsp Ken IN vino hation 81 lis abolition or
age annoyed Chhoun, who TetOrted in con
temptuous tOu0f," paw no heed, Mr. President,
10 the rawlings ~ amanitc" Quick "a thought.
Hale WA on his feet. aNd ike a mat dore, adj
Numbering the coup d> Or'lcC, replied, Thank
GOd, Mr.. lTesl0 ,nt am not a mon D. mauiae!"
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Easter will fall this year on the 18th
rather than on the eh ~ April, becaIse Ester
Day II regulated nOt by a solar, but ny a lunar
cycle the cycle thar regulates tue Golden Num-
her. Now, by a solar calculation n day always
hegins at midnight but by lunar calculation N
he-ins ~ noon. H. therefore. the Pa-chal moon
falla on Il saturday after II NJ, it ~ counted as
falling On SUNDAY, aud then Easter Day n. under
the ruLe ~ tue Prayer BOOK, the SUNDAY follow
Inc. II l. j. wnAt hAppens In the present year.
Tue Ph-chal full moon fali4 on Saturday, Apr.l
:. at - 81 L. NJ. II i therefore counted IA failing
on sunday, April O. ard Easter niy II the Sunday
following 81, Apr Ia. h may be added IN 4
should tho full moon fall on Msrch II before
+ ~, that flll moon counted az falling On
The cue following. lhq happened 10 1919.
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SApoLEoSILAxD paNSY ELLsLER.
A Vision In a Theatre that DispelIsd Levers
Inusive Dream.


The Young Duke of Rcichstadt. Napoleon
H.. delicate In health from lis firth. had never
r ,emed capable Of feeling the least interest in
NJ. Nothing could rouse him from profounl
Indifference and melancholy that penetrated his
whole being. He dlstrustcd everybody; was I'M
Willing to 90 into society. IL was Thought that
II hts affections could be enlisted his mind would
assert itself. A number Uf the fatest young
women about the court were presented to him,
hut their charms, their blnndisnments, thcir
conversation, their passion, real or fciRned,
moved INN not ipt. He turned from them In
wcarincss. aud h'gped to be excused some
salacluus functiondrv suggested TINT the liet
queen should be introduced to the folurn youth
ih the rIise II a pe SAINT In the hone That she,
50 icustomed TO conque4ts, might conquer
even htu. lie plan surteedcd 20 q charm, and
Louis fell In love wi h the seeming tie SAINT pirl
she pretended t0 reciurocd'e his love. never III
tlm'ting that she was not Ignorant OF hl' prth
DaN after day thov met IN the gardens Of the
palace; then they EXTENDED their oxcir' ions on
lot ana IN carriage. untl new Spllt auu a
new he became liz. lie made her hE conh-
Il ne; he told her " his hitter past tue de-
spuudcncy; OF the huIc nd J N II" mad l"th
the lfst u awaken IN his nature; that she was
thc one human being IN all the world hr we'd
or cared Tor. In the mid II this iryl ic NE,
tHr Duke, h"ing one da, In the civ felt inclined
tn VI tue theatre. That evening no at rsiltss
IN the box. h rdly needing the ncr' ormnucc.
&C. RELY Noticing the ballet, until lithe niure
ot brigrtn, ~ ana be iuty bounded upon TIE
scene. lIew AL ewes and auim n II once.
He hiu never imagined So mntVrlipu. IKE tss
to Ma ic. Could he he " istakenf lie leNelled
h lprsuctt, ngau and afain.
The vision uf the lover could not be deceived.
u ~ tui And the whole ifuih soc u llishcd upon
lin. Hi Marie ani cNyNbpdN's my were
one nd the same. Tue 81 iss f'll from his hand :
the rnOr to, irne de idlb pale. ana might u we
.W Yonrd in his seat had hr not been taken from
tue theatre ana driven home almost ins.usihle.
ThcutXt morning the story was al over Nienn .
Louis never saw Matte more. Tho little hope
ard iaitu he had she had aroused after that
cruel trich b. fell once moic INTO hiuself never
10 ope AZ In He d. not live very i'ns. he
VCrs night be died she was dancing m Il crowded
uud uppaugius Theatre. she had forgotten a
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0lnnir0.

A -LADIE-:- Wheeler a wilson, Hove. Hone,
Ulri Mprk and teacher sent IN the house free. Pay
men's taAtn after nist at u weekly 0r rented " 81
monthly. Every machine bought from ~ we warrant
Tor ave yeafs ard ave written guaantee for
twc years. This 10 the only steady ana reliable lce In
4e sewing MAJ hlne line We arc seven years IN one
place a. the sowing Machine stitching Company, IA
bocckeT ~; branch office, 2l3 Az A, between I3h
NJ. tOhP ~
A -tOMBINATION MPG. co. 27s Bowery
80 w gNs snurn guarantee TO tnrnien ~ 70 20
Whlie pHyinR Tor new sewing machines old mHchlnes
A'u u eNchanst special nduceme nts this week only
A A,-WE REQUIRE limited number OF operators
n . 70 Nhom We viii sell any machine wanted on one
ArAI ume and giNo plenty good ing WORK al home
We pay cafh every week for al The work YOu make
can soon. COOPERATIVE MY, 100 Walker st.
AT THE HOME Garment Company 85I and oos
IA otn av they Wall sell you any klnd Of new sewing
machine and gre written guarantee 70 give ali ths
WORK you can DO Tor nvo years aud send home BY ex
preas free OF charge. &c ana see their prices.
A -FIRST-OLAs operators on Wheeler a WI
sou machines for lAdieA' uRdergIneuts, 10 take
Work home steady 10 good hands, ADDlV Al
JACkhAh 4 O'HAkAs, l2l FTanklin St
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souiherp Csuiorria ne "a Resort for Con.
snmptivst.

SAVE BARBARA, Jan. l5.-In september.
cate sui slNkly, aud vaa advi.ed t. ~ in the
oouni ~ fOT u short uIne " got stronger; but a.
III luck would have H., gOt hemorrhage II tho
lungs, 1nd ltlIdh got back Ia She city. In sep
tsmber, ER, PROT. HOes t9hi me that was con-
slderaAS advanced IN consumption, and advised
HOvoAbas eh Chicago, and arrived at SANTA
barbara Saio. Pho hotel there was woll filed,
and bad 10 take q loom on the third huOT; but
the spis ndt weather and pleasant surrOundings
soon saused no ~ riny. Everything looks 90
nice ead green, she gardens belRg run Of NJ wers.
tAlns aad 81 ,be sosth Ne Psciao ocean and
Its soses I'D issaDds. WheA l left Chicago, |
weighed Qnls 38 poDssia Now l weigh DO
POUNDS ttk 4IsG ssVsa weeks.
-, ehq zineb SOs< I'D with any disease
AtesAKs,,st bsn come hero In time, and h .
1919 pelelssssAt eyre. A big hotel Ia Just
mr. w open ~ thf pueblo, an
"Sc IN % smph ~ecommOdAtiss, 70 that
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III. na..ni, GriD andcr III. Gallor..
NLom q. g!naag ptno,raL

7 VTN ~ FHWUUy IfNEUNTNT
Calcraft who recently retired from the
irving position Of hangman In England. had an
agreeable Custom Of always shaking hands with
those upon whom he was about to carry out tho
aentence ~ the law. Hut II has been observed
that MarwOOd, his successor, never does this,
End speculation has been rife IN certain qua rleI !
az 20 the cause ~ HIS departure from this re-
cedent. Ireemasona Will he interested To learn
that the reason Is, " because he Ia a Free and
Accepted Meson ard breads The condemned III an
giving him a Masonic grip IN return"
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irrrR READING HunRsov.
tu Interview with ,Iam who Knew How
10 iNecp Hotel in Se,Rda.

IRON M lify ~ fNffsI NfNiCf's
Running over Ralph waldo Emerson's
new took Yesterday we came upon tho follow
ing passa-ci
ielorsntc The srt rain II. not TO shine not to cun
que" your ccupsnpn thcl you lcifn nothing bus n
lufi to fiit win r sud h. pyerthrnwn morse and foot
win ute a. 'ifu'i' ~ Nour logic aud l'.tnins
There ~ q tef,a' inat is II eill.
We re-ul,ed 10 act upon the above AZ once.
We called IA oar lindlp d and asked Hun what
The rent OF our room would ~. tho conn
d. Z month. lie told ~ That was fair start.
praised uur.cf Tor courage. Then we rrDcecdcd
To- uiulit IL Vus ,tipns. We asked nina where he
li.'d o. nir b rrrte g Nevada. He Informed
a. tIat hr Wa 10y oirth near neighoor of the
ON res poet fur nn. dor tbs landlord. 4 fur
Nch.t,ri We then ICED MIN how much llm-
tnr vHs IA tie Granite state. lie ausNrfcd
prompt, lrompturs' IL q character ali Of uur
landlord. hen We lot the price ct brick 40 "
litl Ii.i tr. the Nalu" oi ~, chluir- l,hor. ITO
pru' .hl' 'oft - a tod. 90 rict aud wa hstand.
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people can como hero with their families, and
feel At home. Nobody need grtimble bout h'en
hotel bils or bad board. Everything 10 good
here, and the hest accommodations cost but "
per day, or from so To ESQ per mouth;
JOHN rHfELRN.