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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-07

Sarcp tpeiBer Binter Grtrd. ST. 2507.75
To!r bis Nustpa1L oo....... 6.5O(@7.UJ
@eringes bis utttel. oo..... 5.75(96.OO
&otbes Binter grtra....... 5.5O(06.5 so
Vanep We ltrrn Spring Grtra 5.75(06. 90
0utes big NuspabL ........ 5.OU(05.5 so
@erinees bis Tair bo........ 4.25(15. 90
ANSDapl DIS 0oilcD Ottllit... 6.0O(16.5
@epobulides bis guteS TO-. 5.5U(16.OO
@utes bis SancD Wttm (Bat) 6.5o(W9. 90
Quspabl Spring Superftues 3.75(a4. 90
gar bis gutes Do ......... 3.25C93 50
9ertlt9es ullo 8elnoDnl. DO. 2.15(93. 90
Go89eumebl ............. 4.l5(@4.25
UuUmei3enme6l. .......... 4.5U(05:5 80
&Iete. = 8erfdufe: 10 Gonueu III
1919 OH Der 8aDn.
&ornmebl.- 8erfdufe: 10 Gonuen
3u $3.50 al Der SaDn.
Nei5en. Ser DART ipar t6atie,
auf ipetulatiDe Jts0nung uno Die Yreile
tparen better ais am S9luB bes aeitriaen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-07
0omnter,ieue6 ul,n Einan,ie lies.
OeLOntarkt=geridjt

HENRY -GREENEBAUM g. CO..
Seuti9es
Bdnfz, 98e6SeLz uno Baiiage> @eibGft ,
5. Ipe., spii9en &dnOoGpbs unt @aibinstonitr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-07

S6uIoner auf, ipenn er min, Qebens3eit
ieiner 6ret6ett 5u berau6ea, lit ieoenfaus
teill 3e!9tn bon 6%ortldritt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-07


: 8 S'" # + 5 $; 'a1oman, mits5sssr
bes Gr5tli1en 0ireftorium5 bes
Gountp7 0ofpttalS.
Giue ttette Wern! Gin ncueS Brins
alp! Sin lt6eres Dftttel our 6etlung Der
Sdmiuoiuht unb alter 2ungeus uno
6al~sfranfbetten iino Or. S. s.. Wlcs
Oulten llno Sungen ySenltng @lo6uleS".
8robir. S6a6teln nur IS Gents, Oteiels
tper0en aud per Boit Derididt. Broben
tret III Or. S. s.. Wc2ean'S Office, 3l3
ODeltnntltr., st. Gonis, Dlo. 25
SET County, Oalrat9 belt am
SaM}ta8 3ia6mtttag inter 8Oriiy oes
9rdliOenten S. S. &earneD feline regelz
nlGBIge mOnatltOe Sibung ab.
9loboem Die i6li6eu Jtoutinegel9dfte
erlc0tat tDareu erflGrte Der 9tatb eins
~lttmnIg baS IN Der leBten 3eit pieLfa6
Derbreitete @eriibt, 0err Wentiportb,
Der VorlteDer Der 9tormali6ule, Diroe
letner Stelle entleBt uno Elm 5tatbolif an
ietHer Stott erlannt tperoen, fir faLi1.
0err Weuttportb fcnne ni9t Dor SUM-
entlalen tDeroen. pa crit bann leim Gons
tracr nit benz County ablaufe.
0err SearneD tbetlte looalm nit, baB
ct iel6it, 0err 0droner uno S%uperinteuz
bent Blant auf cine @inlaoung oes
@OuntDratbes bin eiuen Wagen genoms
men uuo Sic NrmenihuIe in Sefferion
beiubt babe. Ser Wageu rolrets 81,
ipel6e Gebnuns Der BOARD CUR 3ablung
ai1ipeiien mose.
Gs tpuroe oagegeu proteftirt, inoen
rtebrere Der NltDelenoen met1te1, es let
bies cine Jte6nuug, lpelde Der GountD>
ratb Su be3ablen babe. WuBerOem bGtIe
Der @ountDrat6 otele Ginlaoung niht a1
ein3elne O1tt9lteoer Des S6nlratbeS,
i~onoern all ben S6uLrat6 ais &0rpers
l9aft crgebcn Iailen iouen.
Sic Ge6nun9 ipur0c bod i6IteBIi6
our i3ablung ucrlptelen.
6err Wentportb er1ob fi6 1obdnn
lnb fu9r gegelr Die Nrmeni6ule in Sef>
ferion Los. SIS lei bieieIbe cine S9nab
fit ba5 Gountn. @eIuuoe &inoer Ieten
3niammen nit franfeu in etrem Gaunle
Is BET "A SUB ein9cpfer9t, pelber obnc
ale 8entilation lei. Su Der W3itte oesz
ielben ftebe Der Sfen uno made oas
NtGmen i6iper lno Die Guft nn9einno.
Nob nlebr, unmittelbar Dor benz 0ouie
befdnoen it'd so Nborte, oereu Sbiiren
nicoerscbro6eu feten, 10 baB Die Eiloer
INNER Die Trausn NIB Wanner, iusl6e
bielelbeu benuBten, inn Iu9e battem.
Superintendent Ylant eItgesnete 1ter<
auf, Der Gountper3iebunssratb babe fei>
nerlet 8ollmadt III oteier Au9elesenbeit,
i%onOern feline Goulna6t eritrede lid nur
auf ote Ntormali0ule III Gn9leDoob.
Ser NelpiS 6eantraete iebt Wtebers
crpdguns bes 8el6lulie5, ipona1 Die
9tednuns bs3abIt Der0en loute. Der
antrag gtltg Derloren.
Niernuf N%ertnnunn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-07

9er bcre GaGcnoer, ben man fir
6as SaDr 1876 faufen fam, lit oer tn
8erlaGe Der Stats; 3situug SOB 8rtns
ting so. eri0ieuene uSubilGnmSs
&alen6er sum ; unoert it m
@eburtsfefe Ser amerifanis
6en Eepublif." Der1e[be entbQlt
ni6t nur Geieltof, tpel6er fitr @rmo6s
ielle BON Sntereiie 1T, %lonoern lit auglei6
Elm undergraduates uub b%elebrenoes Geles
bud fit Die beronma6leuoe Sugeno, rm
it9 in Der @eidi0te Der Ser. Staatsn 5u
unterri9ten. 3u BADEN in Der Office Der
Stats Seitun9 SobsYrinting 60, Gbts
cago, ionic bel allen 8u6bGnolern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-07

- Benjamin, Der @pangetiit, elm Srrz
finnteer, Del6er ii6 i'm @OuntD=@ efan8>
Iliiie befin6et unO oemnd6it ~OemGountDz
Sert9te Doreefibrt iperoer miro. ianbte
al Die Gountps9OmmiilGre etne 3ul9rtft
fol9euoen SnbaLtS:
eln bic Gohntp>@ ommiiGre.
Oteine tSerrell !!
Gs lit augeni9etntt6, OaB i'm go~untpzGefdnsz
ntije, in wel9em i'd (bas Spfer beS 6aiies InO Der
8osbeit b0icr Nteni6en) se9erlpartI9 etn9eipcrrt
bin. fem @ottsSOtenit 9bse1alten, ia S]eraOe5u
6ienit gu entsieben, lit cine gerlesun9 Ocs @eleges
nnb besbalb ieBr Sn risen. aus bieienn @ruiloe
n109te i9 sic eriI9en, mir 5u %erlanberl, @Ottesz
bicnlt obSuba[ter, wona9 Die groBere @tebrbeit
Der Gefan9enen p%erlan9t. SnOem ID, telt per-
4roue. SoE sic it'd pom 0eiitc Der @abrbstt leiten
Iallen, perblcibe i'd nit inni9em 8ergni9eI
S~eniamin, GuaussliIt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-07
@s lit iutrfIi@ tsuuoervou, BON

Gs lit iutrfIi@ t~sunSerDou, BON
ben Wirtuneeu oes nsuen Yrinsip5 flr
bic 9silung bon S1ipinbiu6t. 6ulten,
@rtGltuns &C., Or. S. 8. Wc9ean'S 6uz
itens Ano 2unecu> 9etlflsel1en, gu b0z
rem. grobe:S 6abteln nur 25 Gents;
bieieIbeu forueu per 8olt oerianot pers
ben. Yro6en gratis i'll Or. S. $. D2cz
Seams Office, 3l4 G6eltnutitraBe, st.
Goui5, Wo. 26
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-07

Grf6GtMn8 int Ssppf mmo Gatarrb
f0nnen Jest Our6 Or. Wtc2eans @atarrb
S6ulpfta6af furirt iperoeH. Yrobes
idabteln SO Gents; fonnen per Yoft
perl6idt Deroeu. Or. S. >. Otc2eans
0auptoepot befinDet it1 III 3l4 G6esnut
StraBe, st. 2oui5, Uto. 26
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-07

9sa6 ocnt 8ert@te Der @%e[bantpeiz
lungs Nbtbetlu1tg Oes bieligen Yoltam>
tes fur ben Derf1Oilelen OfOnat Durben
tnt @an3en 1882 tnlGnoil6e 9eloauz
ipetlu19en gum @elammtbetrage bon
% ,539.68 GusQe1teut; ferner II cana>
Otide I'LL @eiamlntbetrage BON 1925 10;
brtttii6c 10l I'M GeiamnItbetra9e
bon 81 $685. rs, beuihe IL gu i'm @au5en
$2,233.94; i6mei3eril6e % 81 im@an5en
$645.60. @eiammt5abl Der a~us9e}tta>
ten @eIoanweiiungen 3,404, @eiauumtz
betrog oerielben $58,233.36. 8e3ablt
muroen Il, $40 tnIdnoii6e 2lntpeilul1gen
i'm @eiammtbetra9e Don $4T3, 1919;
eauaoii6e, 40, 5u I'M @anSen 9Sl5.45;
brttttibe y gu s., 364.3l; Oeuti1e, 81
gu i'm @an5en So, E III; f6wei5eriide,
4 3u $l75.68. @efammt5abl Der beSabll
ten A1tDeiiun9en $45, 826; 0elammt>
betrng oerI el6en $478, 146. "A.
Oas Boftamt bel6dftigte i'm Wonat
Sunuar l57 Srteftrdger, tpel9e 5uiar1z
men tGgli6 464 Stunoeu gum Qb3olen
nno Alb Stunoen our Nblieferun9 BON
Briefi6aften MAIDEN. Nusgetrage1 muir
ben 1913 eingel6riebene QRegistered],
1896, 1888 getpObuli9e 8riefe uuo 1874, :
$40 Yoltfartel, oarunter 242, $50 Staot;
briefe, 1905 Stnot=Boittartcn ul1o
597 ,234 3eitungen. 9ie 3ahI Der an Das
Yoltamt 5urIdgefomlnenen [unbefteQz
bareul Sriefe belief ii6 auf 5846; Die
SabL Der i'm Yofamt abgegebenen ll1o
ben neri6ieOenen 8rieffalten entuommes
nen Brtefe lit l sis, 1873; bittoYoltfarteu
325 ,593; oitto 3eltungeI II. IN. 277. 1898.
9as @eiamlntporto fir StaDt5riefe
II. (. 10. belief it6 auf $6605. 40.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-07

Scl6TMoro. Giner Der 8orarbeiter
i'm 8unoes 3ouipei1er al Der @de
Sadionz uno WtarfetltraBe, Namens
SObn Soltin, be9iug Treitag friib spts
iden 7 uno 8 ubr SelbitinorD, tnoeln er
iib erDd18te. @r DerIieB letue Wobnu,g,
SEQ. At StnueIftraBe, ani0eiuenO rubtg
ullo erfldrte ua6 i~etller Nntunft i'm 3ol:
ipeiGer ietneu &ameraoeu, boB ct ii1
nt1t gans ipobl i0le. GroBoem begann
ct in geDobnter Weiie gu arbeiten; er
iorgte fir Die Geinigung uno 6ei3ultg
Der peri0iebenen Sbreibitubsn llno be.
gas ii6 oarl1, BON Ntemanoem bemerft.
in oaS slueite Stoflperf uuO beri6loB
binter it0 Die gu btelem fubrenoe 3bur.
Oils man tbn bis Wtittag nod ni9t
geiebe1 bate, ibidte man mad ieiner
Wobnun9 uno oa man iDn audi bort
ni0t fdlo, 10 IieB ma et1en allaber
ourd Die SelFter in Das stpeite Stodz
iperf ftetterl, bamit ct bic periAloiiene
Gbir Dffne. SoItiu Bate it6 in Der
yiG6e Der Greppe mit1eLit zines an einent
Yalfen befeitigten Strides erbGu9t. Ser
Serltorbene mar bon Ge6urt ein
Sbipecc, cttua II SABRE oft ulto binters
lGBt cine Wittme ullo stpei Giu6er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-07

%eats S61slttpfeat aaaebr ODER I6le1z
ter @eru6 lit Gurer Scale. Satarr5
fam Ourb Or. .9.Wc2ean's Satarrbz
S1nupftu6af turtrt iperoeu. Nrobez
i1adtelu so GelttS oielelben f6nnen per
Yoil 9ei6idt iDerOcu. Or. S. $. Otcz
&ean, 3l4 Gbeltnutltrobe, st. 2ouis,
DO. u
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-07
3farrer .ttto 0femtliMe IfeSner,

Yfarrer 4ttt0 OMctttItOe YteSner,
frellet eu1 iiBer bieies neue Brin3ip, Or.
s. $. Wtcz9ean's 0uitenz uno &ulleenz
peiIungsz6ugeLn, betlt !0ulten, SbiptnOz
1u6t ODER irgeno eine Sranf5eit beS
0aIies. Inn bieieS gu betDeiien, fommt
1lmo erbaItet cine Gerlu6s1 BrDbe fret in
Or. S. .. Wic2ean's Office, 3l4 Gbeitz
%nutitr., ct. Souls, Wto. Yrobei6a6teln
rs @ts.; tDuuen per Yolt gelanot ipcrz
oeu. %
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-07

S1ICugUs .. UEUIHUL 70 10
Goto er5Hnete beute Ia Seem yort nit 1928 uno I8lo s
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-06-02
Why It Failed.

Col. Finnigan. was Florida planter
wealthy and hospi:able. To the pool
he ways always kind, and even the shift
less he would not turn coldly away. A
man who had often been the object o.
bis bounty was named Jake Hartr. #.
Jake was squatter IN the woods, where
he had log cabin and a small clearing.
Upon this land he had sometimes raised
corn, and with his gun captured game. Of
the game he ate The flesh, and the skins
he traded for whisky. Long before the
winter was over he was sure to b. out Of
coin, IN which emergency he would bring
his bag to the Colonel for asupply; which
was generally furnished. Once upon Z
time Jake came with his bag very early
IN the season-iD. fact the winter had just
set in.
why, how il this, Jake7' demanded
Finnixac. Seems 70 me you are rather
early in your call for corn
Well, Colonel, fact il my crop failed
this y.r season.
'Fsiledl How it that! thought this
had been an uncOmmonly good season for
corn.'
'Yaas, s'pose it has, Colonel: But
y'see I forgot to plant
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-06-02
The Man That Scares Blaine
New York Tribune Letter.l

l
New York Tribune letter.
| It is noticeable feature OF the canvas
that the fear If an entirely new candidat,
starting up ghost-like in the midst Of tn,
revels at Cincinnati haunts the politician
here IN Washington. whereas thrcughou
the country such IN occurrence IL rarely
spoken of as possible. There 10 . story
told of Mr.. Blaine. which IL characteristic
enough to be true: Judge jeremiah
Black, MEETING the ex-speaker One day
asked him If be felt appr+hensivc thai
Senator Morton would defeat.h;m. Nor
ton will have fair strength in the Con.
vention,' replied Mr.. Blaine, but it will
not represent single electoral vote. You
zee it would never do to nominate such
candidate. I'm not at all afraid of him.
Are You afraid Of Mr.. Bristows'
No; Bristow has d good deal ofstrength
among the people, but it b not organized
I don't Zee how he can possibly get ma
jorlty IN the cOnventioD:'
wen, are You sfraid OF Senator Conk-
linef' asked Judge Black. going ON with
bic cxtechism.
He cannot carry bic own State IN tho
Or ct the election, xnd his
i On absurdity. No, I'm not
afraid Of him.
10 there anybody you are sfraid or
Yes, there H. replied tho ex-Spesker,
with serious alr.
Well, who II her
The Great Unknown
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-06-02
APenlv Saved is a Penny Earl6l.
GivenAway!

W. viii sehd the AvANr COURIER,
usual price % 90 and the Louisville
Weekly COURIER JOURNAL, usual price
~ %, postage paid Oh both pagers, fol
one year. for 46 90:
The Weekly Courier. Journal Il the grea,
NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER:
It will, on December 8lst, 1878, dietrtb
ute impartially $4,000 In valuable pres
''nts among lie subscribers. and every sub.
scription sent through us will be entitled
to . registered and numbered receipt for
this distribution.
The fourth volume OF the Avant Courier
10 drawing 70 Close, and We offer ~ sub.
scribers Z splendid opportunity to renew
their subscriptions, securing their local
paper and the heat weekly In the States.
besides Giving them chance 10 get I val.
nsble present, oil for tkS saifie amount
hey WIN haye TO pay for one Of our Ter.
ritorial papers. Send d Six Dollars and
set both papers. .sa.f,1
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-06-02

An amusing story il told Of how I
rich bsnker gained . son In law. Lik'
many men of means, while be Yves ex'
tryn,elg civil 70 thos- beneath him II
social status. he allowed no lovers to ap
Iproach his daughter, unless they wers
wealthy men. A favorite clerk Of bis
however. was admitted to his house on
favorable terms. and being thrown into
The society u the beautiful daughter, M
|turally became enamored to her. A. 4
consequence tho youth knowing the hope.
iess"ess of his passion, grew pale and i'll
though he declared himself, the banker
shook bis head. Il tell you what it Is.
my boy. you are 10 love, he said to him.
WhereupOn the clerk confessed his pas
sion for the daughter of . wealthy and
naughty gentleman who would never
consent to the union, Well my boy, I'll
give you bit Of sdvice. II the daughter
is fair she Is worth running risk for.
Look here! there are $500 aud
two months leave Of absence. Run away
with the girl. Bah! don't look 90 stu
pid. ! did the same thing before you,
and It never hurt NE. The CLERK fell on
his kne"s, and was on the point of making
> confession when the old gentleman left
him, to avoid scene. The young man
and acted, and tAeconsequence
was that the next day week there was MOI
laughter at the dinner table of the banker
II the country house. The house was mi
and search was made in|
very direction. A note, however, wasI
'oupd on her dressing table. cOnveyingl
he customary prayer for forgiveness, and
me enclosed from the young clerk stating
hat, believing that, ere his father-in-lav
eceived the letter, he (the clerk) would
" his son-in-law. The pill was bitter
me. but the banker WAS wise enough to
wallow 1t in silence, and receive the run
way couple with good grace. |
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-06-02

CFrom the Indianapolis Herald.I

From the Indianapolis Herald.I
Sixteen years ago . wealthy Indian
apoks gentleman had daughter who wa
Ahesp1eSAl the household and . socict,
bella. A young man, son of anothe
peomInent citis n, weoei the daughter
end. failing 70 hnd favor in the eyes o.
~ lthee Rppleetedi and carried To sue
cso6ful IN elopement The young coupl'
were married and loc,ted ia Texas. A
~ ostendk Il the var tho young hus
hand enlisted IN = Confederate regiment
and ths wife, disguised in male attire, en-
listed IN the same regiment and followed
hes Anahen1 Z. she aeld. During one Of
~ eeinents ID which the regiment
paflscipated the wife was wounded by I
minnie bullet. snd the husband, still IT,
norant Of her disguise, helped to carry her
from the Held. In dressing the wound
~ az Of the dashing trooper was discoy-
eqA ~ She We discharged. from the
ssgiment and came north. The husband
~ killed 10 . succeeding engagement.
Her relatives never forgsve the marriage,
asd refused 70 recognize The. wife when
shs returned. she father still lives In .
sste hbqipg county, md \ nounted one
u if6sthIeSth scitiaeqa while the 70
ID 6IplE alA eesasn Il heslah, lives
= ! msssrabls little bosss ID q uDfro.
(neaasd alley Of this city.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-06-02

The lamp posts at the entrance TO indie.
|pehdenee Square. Philadelphia, are moi
only quite pretty, but appropriate also.
On the base Of the posts appear the namea
Of the original thirteen States, and above
them on part made In imitation of the
Independence bell 10 the inscription s'Pro-
claim liberty throughout the land" etc.
Each lamp, Of very beautiful design, has
four representations OF the btll upon It ,
surrounded BY thirteen etars. Thy add
much to tho appearance Of the square %
greatly improved By the changes that have
been made since list spring.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-06-02
the AvANT COURIER,


Not manyfpeopie are aware that ther
b . genuine eCAinese laundry in De
1ldGoes, owsed and opsrated exclusivel
~ some almondeyed Orentsls that spt q
only pigeon English and are bat si
: ssonihe distant from P~kin. Such b th
fact, and no small amount Of sport tn
9hses language there spoken furnishes q
: ~ people Hvisg near the laundry, Yel
seFdsy alts Snoon 4 coal miner. black Il
lace and garment from the dust of tn
mines, tumbled into the building and Gu
sioesly eyed the Orientals. He was nm
commonly heavily laden with beer.
Vlght be a exaegeasion to ssy that tn
4rosh fFom the pumstods glasses he had
dtsok w. visible il bis ears, butvhe VA
sxtsemely. well filled After scanning tn,
Chinsmen and fixtures short time, b,
inquired:
What kind Of stors's thisr
NO undststandee,, !: srsspon6ed . disci
ple q Coo1uciua
What ooins bertr continued The
0iner.
Hcacaewashees Iheap washee, !. Mclean
:mau, sid the Cinnamon.
Wash him, how muchl'
One dolce ore dozen, Helicanman.'
How much for one! said be miner.
4 little rapid figuring on the apparatus
saed BY the celestials for ma,hemauc
Jssposes furnished an answer. Ten
Sepls,' was the response.
The miner slowly and carefully explor.
I'd biz pocket and finally fsshed from it,
depth paper dime which. he handed to
~ launder, and said: Here. wash me. 1
4uiupg the action to the word be dis
Sobed himself At first the Chinsmao
failed r. comprehend his meaning, but BY
- tine he was ready they fully under
Slood Il, and, selling him 20 quickly
that he could make no resistance, theyI
pitched him into stationary tub, and erel
b could protest or think, they had turned
= ssresm Of hot water on him. He bawl-
I'd and kicked; swore 10 underground and
over ground; made desperate attempts tol
escape, but was firmly held BY three
0Ainanso, while fourth played on him
with cold water pipe. All the while.
eoo, the water faucet WINS at work, so
shst he Was alternately bold and chilled.
They then soapcd him thoroughly and
gsse him1another dose Of hot and cold
Wster, and permitted him to emerge from
the tab, cleaner man than he had pro-
bably been tor years. As he started for
his garments IN honest Chinaman seized
} sadiron and said {: 'Waitee, washee and
ron zen cent The miner concluded
hat b bed HE moneys worth AMI de.
sllued anything else. Thoroughly sober.
Il - clad himself and left the laundry
he Dexs time he feels inclined to joke
10 win psobably select some other kind oil
vicsls.-l les MONIES (lowa) State Reg-l'
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-06-02
TRANS CONTINENTAL TICKETS
Via the Pioneer Route,
The CHICAGO e. NORTHWESTERN
RAIL WAY.

THIS IS THE BEST ROUTE EAS1
II Its Track is of STEEL RAILS. and Of
fit has been made the FASTEST time tina
has ever been MADE in this country b.
this route passengers for points east %.
Chicago have choice of the following
f;!ines from Chicago:
4 BY THE PITTSBURG. FORT WAYNE
i AND CHICAGO AND PENNSYL
i VANfA RAILWAYS:
!, 9 THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with
10 Pullman Palace Cars through 10 Phil
adelphia and New York on each train.
1 THROUGH TRAIN. with Pullman
| i Palace Cars to Baltimore and Wash:
Iington.
lBY THE LAKE SHORE MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RAILWAY AND CON.
NECTIONS( NEW YORK CENTRAL
AND ERIE RAILROADS.:
. THROUGH TRAINS DAILY. With
y Palace Drawing Room and Silver
Palace 6leeping Cars through to New
York
lBY THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL,
GRAND TRUNK. GREAT WEST
ERN AND ERIE AND NEW YORK
CENTRAL RAILWAYS:
9 THROUGH TRAINS. with Pullman
= Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cars through TO New York to Niagara
Falls, Buffalo, Rochester, or New York
City.
BY BALTfMoRE AND OHIO RAIL-
ROAD:
8 THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with
Il Pullman Palace Cars for Newark,
Zanesville, Wheeling, Washington and
Baltimote, without change.
This Il the SHORTEST, BEST ind
only line running Pullman celebrated
PALACE SLEEPING CARS AND
COACHES, connecting with Union Pacific
Railroad at OMAHA and from the WEST,
via Grand Junction, Marrhall. Cedar
Rapjds. Clinton, Sterling and Dixon. for
CHICAGO AND THE EAST.
This popular route is UNSURPASSED vi
Speed. Comfort and Safety. The smooth:
and perfect track of steel
rails, the Celebrated Pullman Palace
Cars, the perfect Telegraph Sys-
tenn of moving trains, the regularity With
which they run, the admirable arrange.
ment for runnIn& through cars to Chicago
from ill points West, secure to passengers
al the comforts in modern Railway Tfav.
cling. No change Of Cars and no tsdiou
delays ct Ferries.
Passengers will find Tickets vi4 this |
Favorite Route at the General Ticket
Offices of the Central Pacific Railroad in
San FfaneiscO and Sacramento, and in oil |
Inc Ticket Offices of the Central Pacific
Railroad. w. 81. STENNETT. |
s,.-....sft Gen. Pass. Agent. |
MARVIN HUGHITT,
Gen Supt., Chicago.
II. p STANWOOD. General Agency.
LII Montgomery street. San Francisco.
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The wife of VIM. o. Avery, late chic,
clerk Of the treasury department., ID a
applicant for position under Sec rotary
Bristow. She IL In . very poor pecnni
sry condition Sad suffers mentally oye,
the downfall Of her husband. A lev
thort months ago she stood proudly b
side her husband rid tho upper sendom'
OF Warrington society. How surely the
bad deeds Of men come flying back 10 the
overthrow Of the perpetrstor. and how
sadly are the inuocest oitentimes engulf-
ed in the ruin created by the guilty.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-06-02
Family DiscussiOltSs
rBurlinpton Hawkeve

burlington HawkeyeI
$780, Yesterday noon ! bold. bad boy who
Ayeeoa Columbia street went home from
school and said: ''Dear mother, mayn' 4
! 60 in my bsre feet this aft. rnoon? None
Of tho boys wear shoes in the spring. "
Bat his mother said: mo. my darling
boy: cannot let you 90 bare.footed, lhd
e you tease me about til vi waffle yotir
eeojsrEOtiicle with the unkind emo of a
cheerful ekate-strap." 30 the bold; bad
boy closed the debate with sigh. and.
when tho yeas and nays were called. be
Aatipn did not prevail. and the house
N6dhanes adjourned. But the boy went
out Of the yard BY the a'leywsy, and took
OH his shoes and stockings, anil hid them
behind the woodpile, and scudded merri. y
~ 70 school, aud everybody admired his
dat. muddy, bsre feat. But when he got
ont OF school tho ground was covered
with snow. and he had very solemn time
1ippity hopping back home, and when bel
tot lpeee he couldn't tell the woodpiie|
!. Non h1ystack, and his shoes and stock.
jnGs might - well have been in the mid
a. Of the ocean for oil the good they did
hin. 20 be went INTO the house, and, If
,l~A8reatdsal Of fiIibusterlng, he made his|
0Dpok vhicA wss tsbled, and the house
went into committee of the whole on thei
state Of tho boy. His mother took the
8oos .lSS after n exciting and highly |
tsts1e6tinx session the committee rose and |
IL house adjourned. while the boy rubbed
0ach pofti0ns Of his anatomy ~ be could
reach, and framed bill for the more perl
> looe hfuvuutjon q chiiblaina
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