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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-05-04
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

Notice is hereby given that have been duly
appointed Administrative of the estate of
Nicholas Fitzgerald, late of Clarke county
Washington Territory, by the Hon Probuic
Court OF the said county Of Clarke, on the Sd
day OF March, a d., 1917. All persons having
claims against the estate of the said Nicholas
Fitzgerald, deceased, will present them with
inc necessary vouchers, to me ut my residence,
IN vancouver IN said county, within one year
after the date Of this notice, or they viii l..
barred by law.
ELIZABETH FITZGERALD.
- Administrative
March 16 1877
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-05-04
To the Patrons of the Vancouver
Public School.

It has been no intention of mine to
occupy the time of your readers, but
when there are those who disregard
the requirements of truth and civility,
who are engaged in malicious mischief
to the detriment of public as well as
private welfare, it then becomes my
duty to rectify this pernicious influence,
and inform the patrons of our school OF
few facts. Some are reporting that
teach there is no God. admit the
improperly of such instruction and
disclam ever having taught this in any
school, nor is it my belief. Concerning
my religious belief shall say nothing,
as it is probably founded upon as much
thought and reflection AS that of those
of more pretentions. There are two sub
jects l avoid in schools, viz, religion
aud politics. 1t is not that they are of
no Importance, bnt because children
should previously learn other matters
which cultivate the judgment and fit
them to decide judiciously; in proof
witness the great amount of political
detection, and misconception of religious
truth, for which no system, save educa-
ton, offers an effcctual remedy. Sec
ondiv because there are different beliefs
which no teacher can favor without i'm
posing upon those who think other
wise, and lastly, our law makers, not
disrcgarding the voice of history wisely
made no sect or party, the bone of con-
tention for our public school system.
Persons seriously need instruction
who are so small, because they can find
no legitimate fault, and wish to hound
teacher and destroy The good effect
he may produce. l appreciate the ex-
cellence Of our l.ws i'll making public
schools an avenue for every youth to
attain the highest place of worth and
distinction.
None know better than | that
teacher should possess good morals.
character aud diversified knowledge,
nor does his occupation rank below any
other, as it furnishes all others the foun-
dation. | teach no party or sectarian
doctrine in my school, but endeavor to
awaken within them zeal for truth
and knowledge whirh will express
itself in noble man and. womanhoOd.
70 those who have relished misrep-
resenting me | present the ninth com
mandment which they have probably
read but, l judge, have never thought
to practice H.. &. LlESER,
Teacher of Vancouver Public School.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-05-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter Of the Estate Of Almon Payne.
deceased
All persons having claims against the estate
oil the said Almon Payne, are hereby notified
and required TO present the same. with The ne.
cessary vouchers, to me, at nv residence In
Clarke county, Washington, Territory, or 10
Joseph NJ. Fischer, Attorney, at his Office in
vancouver, Washington territory within one
year from this date, or the same viii be barred.
MINERVA PAYNE,
ENecu,rix oil the last will and testament Of
Almon Payne, deceased.
Dated Clarke County, W. T., April Goth, 1877.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-05-04
Growing Rich Easy.

Nothing Is more easy than to grow rich. II
is only 10 trust nobody, to befriend none, TO get
everything and save all you get. 10 stint our.
selves and everybody belonging 10 us, to be
the friend Of no man and to have no man for
our friend, To heap interest upon interest to be
mean, miserable and dispised, for some tweny
or thirty years, aud riches will come as surely
as disease and disappointment. And, when
pretty nearly enough wealth Is collecned by a
disregard vi all the charities Of the human
heart, and at the expense of every enjoyment,
save that Of indulgiag In miserable neanness,
death comes 10 finish the work. and the body
Is buried In hole and heirs rejoice over IT, and
the spirit goes-whitherf
(eunday welcomed
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-05-04
Telegraphic News.
Blaine.


AUGUSTA, May l.-Senator Blaine
was last night chosen chairman of the
Republican State COMMITTEE.
Something for Philadelphia Lawyers.
PHILADELPHIA, May l.-Proceed-
ings looking to the recovery OF $780,
100000 is about to be commenced by
the heirs of Col. Becker, who lived here
in 1901. The property claimed con-
sists of six or seven blocks of buildings
on New York avenue, aud extends from
Vine To Green streets. A claim is
also laid on block OF houses on Third
street, New York city, and the entire
town of Berksvil.e, in Pennsylvania,
and part of the surrounding country.
England's Neutrality.
LONDON April 30.-The queen has
issued proclamation stating she is de-
termned to maintain strict and impair
tial neutrality in the war between
Russia aud Turkey, and commanding
her subjects to abstain from violating
laws relating thereto. Then follows
the English statute instituted to regu-
late her majcsty's subjects during hos
Utilities. The procamaiion concludes
with an admonition 10 British subjects
not to disobey the command at their
peril.
Terrible Tragedy
MERIDEN, Miss April 30.-Ah old
fued eliminated in terrible trigedy
yesterday at DE Kalb, Kemper county,
Miss. On Thursday last John w.
Gully, prominent Democratic citizen,
was assassinated. From afiidavits of
two negroes. several alleged consplra-
tors in an assassination were arrested
yesterday afternoon. A large party of
men tired upon the prisoners, killing
j. y. Gilmrr, A. Mcclellan. John
Chisholmm and David Ross-r. and NOR
tally wounded WIN. M. ChisLoImn, all
White Republicans excep. liosser, who
is a Democrat.
Cossack Patriots
Cossack patriots are being sent over
The river. 1t is Estimated that 10000
Russians arc in Roumania-
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NOTICE.
u. s. LAND OFFICE

u. S. LAND OFFICE.
Vancouver, W. r., April I'D, 1877.
Complaint having been entered ut this Office
by Andrew j. Huffman, against Frantz X.
"eideman, Tor abandoning his Homestead En-
try, No. 1860, dated April Sth, 1871. upon the
East = of North West Il of Section 50, Town
ship 3 North Range 2 East in Clarke County,
Washington Territory, with view to the can
collation. of said entry; the said parties are.
hereby summoned to appear at this Office on
the 10Th day OF May, 1871, at O'Clock p. NJ, TO
respond and furnish testimony CONCERNING
said alleged abandonment.
W. ii. SMALLWOOD, Register.
S. W. BROWN, Receiver.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-05-04
NOTICE.

All persons are cautioned against trespass~
ing on my premises ut Alki. No person is al
lowed to haul away sand from the sand hill at
that place without first obtaining permission
from me- Any one violating this rule will be
ly.
Vancouver, April 9th, 1877.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-05-04

The Portland papers inform us
that the regular summer exodus to the
sea side has commenced.
Geo. Alternately, ex-Govener of
Oregon, died at Portland last We'd
nesday, in the 10th year Of his age.
He came to Oregon IN $40, and was
one of the old pioneers whom every
body respected.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-05-04
IN THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR
4 Cowliu county, ". T.
In the matter of the Estate Of James
II. Newman deceased

1t appearing TO the court upon reading and
tiling the petition Of IL. ". Fairweather Ad.
ministralor, with the will annexed of said Is
tate, that there Is not sufficient personal prop
erty III the hands of said Administrator To pay
The outstanding debts against deceased, and
the expenses OF administration. Ard that il is
necessary to sell the whole OF deccased's real
estate Tor the payment of such debts and ex,
penses,
1t is, therefore, ordered that all persons in,
terested in said Estate, appear before the Pro-
bate Judge OF said county and Territory at bis
Office in kalama, Cowitz county. ". r. on the
l4th day of May, A. ID. 1877, at the hour of 10
o'clock A. NJ, then and there to show cause,
why an order should not be granted to the Ad,
mlnisirator TO sell the said real estate. And il
is further ordered that a copy of this order be
published in the Vancouver INDEPENDENT for
four ~ successive weeks prior to said 18th
day of May, A. ID. 1877, aforesaid
Dated April 9th, 1877.
l.. III. WHlTEHOUSE,
Probate Judge Cowlitz county, w. T.
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Cossack Patriots
Cossack patriots are being sent over
The river. 1t is Estimated that 10000
Russians arc in Roumania.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-21
norm or THE VAR.
Preparing to Die by Its Own Vote Twelve
Year. Aner Lees Surrender.

An amendment to the Constitution Of the
Gold EXohango was passed. yes, riay. lGl toll.
providing for the dissolution of the Exchange
at any time upon TIA" request in writing Of
majority Of the mcmhars This win at once fol-
low, and on the 1t %. May the Gold Exchange
will ccnse to exist. The members Will bee al
lowed 10 participate in the " call of gold. for
eign exchange. mining, and miscellaneous So
curitios in the rooms II the Gold Exchange
now leased by tho Stock Exchange under u
previous agreement. This agreement permits
gold brokers 10 trade in the department de-
voted 70 gold and miscellaneous securities for
three years. or until The RESUMPTION Of specie
payments. on the payment of $50 a yrer After
that time. or before, those who lu-s %" proper
comm,iiee can purchase vacant srails IN the
Stock Exchange at the market price The assets
of tho Gold Exchange VIII be divided among
the gold brokers after May !. and tho 200 odd
members in good standing entitled to share in
The Gold Exchange WAS opened IN 1852. the
regular board deemlng II an at of patriotism
concern had transa'tei iis business for awhile
in the old rual hole and in IlA'e ada nnt, The
large rooms at the junction oi Beaver and Will
liam streets. opposite Dclmonicp'S. Were leased,
and thereafter the transactions wrr" almost hr-
yond compute. the ruiuntions in gold hcing
the source ~ wealth and poverty 10 thousands.
who literally gamhrl from day 10 day upon the
moycn eui- II l" armies IN the ilNli ON TN"
20ih Of Jun, sdl. lae Ggll bin passed. Con-
gross, and on thr nth a July rull won't uptl
and with every subsequent triumph OF tLt
Union arms do" oIHruinr- IN gold wrrr i'i -ad
g. rcdu e the pr, MUM. On ihe u-~a--ih HtInu
of Abraham Lincoln tue operators uu,'d iN"
lrifr of gold temporarily, nut on l.rr- surf ~
der it iel. Son a.trrwri the Gold EN change
moved 90 it, gre sent quarters ia str 4.
With temporary llu tuiIious. tho course ol <1li
was steady unil nIu k, irrriay' whn'n' gnd"r the
mcnf.riiy forced NJ ITO over 100. o. ilr ruin Oi
L.aly lu4J-lAt lucA both in ana out Ol t4- sire IT,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-21
ONE VINO PAYS TINES.
DIR. White Looking Into the Business that En-
nhlca her 10 be u TnNpnNer.

DR.. Blake White Is the Health Boards
milk inspector for the east side H. it was that
brought up Daniel Schrumpfl with around turn
some weeks ago for selling watcred milk. The
Milk Dealers Association made il n test casn
avcrrlng that the lactomct"r was not fair test
and the case was decided against them.
On Friday last Dr. White entered Mrs Anna
Condran's grocery at 1903 East Forty-third street
while she was selling liquid that she called
milk but whose specific gravity. rs shown 10y
the instrument. indicated the presence II a
large pnrccntagc Of water. " This milk has been
SIX immed. he snid
sure an no one knows that better than me-
self TINT SKINNED it,
"What do you sell IL for7"
six cinis quart tor the milk. and forty cnts
q quart for tho cream ia the jimmy heyont:
Now Just stick your glass chuhe inter that and
tell me immgIitly have ! been d"saVcd 10y the
cow. The OIL man pedll's some of the milk
ou the street for TN clnts qunrt, and when u
body grumhlo- at the price, he sends en-
round here where ] sell them the same article
for six cini-.
snail have to stop your selling this milk it
"nWhy amt, y, at the depot, examining the
coming excited. Then she continued: It's the
loikes OF me- that pays taxes to support the
loikc- of YOU
The Board Of Health found milk dealer last
week vino was selling liquid Tor milk that had
the taste Of peppermint and the consistency Of
Varni-h.
Sine the decision in schrumpns cnse. every
dealer who l. found selling milk whose specific
gravity is less than 100 is fined $50. For the
second offence he is imprisoned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-21

nom NJ FNloll0 Ti0Ie',
It is believed that most Of the killing
soalpng and plunirring occurring ut present
on the plains, l. III" work Of white handitti. who
try to Disguise themselves in moccasins and war
paint; Mt long ggo two mail carriers were
Killed AMI scalped on the road between Fort
Laramie and Rod Cloud. Tho Indians did it,
everybody said yet II was found that only the
registered letters had been pllirrcd from the
mail sack. Recently number OF horses Were
atampelri from corral on the stage road he
iWsnn Cheyoune and Fort Laramie. Everybody
-lid thni lndiHn- wer3 around. A Gen. Crook
w. gOln-, 10 Cheyenne last week To meet Gen.
Sheridan. a telegraph oI"rtor ut the stage sta
tom Wiiel his att ntOn 70 suspicious facts
D.nurr, u with tbs Jarti ular case Of horse.
st'nluf Ul1n cAamiuat0n q m. Crook found
tuat tiu supposed ln.iHn mi ryn- had hy means
of Il duliiUi t" key unlocked the KAT" of the cor
rul ami u-o had r"noyed the lo'k from chain
Wni'h h'l "a hugo Newfnunlnnl dog Con.
Crool, thinks that white men stOl" the horses.
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STAR LINE.
STEAMBOATS, amo Gailruaos.
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York, DcsDrOsses and Corandt
ferries AS follows
Express Tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West AMI South,
with Pullman palace cars attached $50 A NJ, o AMI
= ~ 7 VI daily
For wihamsport Lock Haven. Cory and Erie at %
connecting at TORY for ritnsyile. Petroleum Gem
tire and the oil regions For Wihamsport ami Lock
Haven. : 81 A VI.
For Baltimore, Washington. and the South. Limited
Washington Express OF Pullman raror cars daily. eN
cept sunday. % 80 A NJ arrive at Washington At ID
NJ. Re. nlar Al 40 A NJ l. 6. and +. NJ. sunday
6and 7. NJ.
Exire,s ier Philadelphia, ~. ~ % 80 llmter
10 3DA I. I. =. q, :, = 81 ami 4 AMI ~ night
and second class. I NJ
Accommodation fcr Trenton "A VI . and 41oPM
For trains 60 Ngwark. Elizabeth. RAILWAY. Princeton
Trenton. Perth Amhoy, bennington. Belsicre. AMI
other points see local schedules all ticket Offices
Trains FROM Pittshlrsh ~ and - - " AMI
- 20 ~ VI daily. ~ luA and Il So = daily cN
cert Monday. FROM WASHINGTON and Balumors. Is -
g SuA NJ IN. ~ ant - % T. sunday. 80 - -
4 NJ From Philadelphia. o.. 623 q 81 - 81, 10 ID
Il ga VI, H. - l'. q ~ : ~ 10 70 aui - q
VI SUNDAY. rs. q -, . 81. S.oh III 90 \ NJ VoA
L. H. ami 10 ~ 4 NJ
Tck,t Offices 526 and as Broadway. No Astor House.
Brooklyn. M llu aud ll- Hudson IT. lphoken, depot
Jersy ,iiy Emisrant ticket office 1'lsIy place.
FRANK THOMSON, u BOYD, JR
General Manager. Gcnl Passenger AGENT
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ADVERTISING RATES.
miscellaneous.


DIVORCES legally aud quietly obtained tor incon.
- pauhiutN, tc.; residence unncfr.-arN Fee Mtrr
decree ~ years experience. AnOODKlcH Attorney
atlaw, l2i Doarborns II. Chicago, ILL.,
DIVORCES Quietly; any state; pay when N
- Norced; send Tor circular American Law Agency.
No. n Aston House.
DOsT OFFICE NOTICE. foreign mails for
the week cnins saturday March - III VIII close AZ
this uice on Tuesday at A NJ. tor Europe. hN steam.
ship ~ nmins. VIA Queenstown ON wednesday at 81 a
NJ. for Europe. by steamship lhrtNia via Queenstown
icurrc.nuudt nee Tor France. o Ice forwarded by thi
steamer. must be specially address g. AMI at 800 NJ.
for France direct hN steam ship Labrador via ayfs "a
Thursday Ut ~ 80 fnr Europe. by sta lmship VIE.
liant. via Plymouth, che rtoug, Huh Hamburg, un seur.
day At 10 tu Europe, by steamship CITY oi Befhh
Via Quec spoud.urr for iurnauN scotland.
AMI North of Ireland To bc forwarded by this steamer.
be specially addressed and NJ - 4 NJ S,1it
land ami North at ireland. hv steamship Bolivia. hs
Neville and GLASGOW. aui at II sl NJ Tor Europe ~
steamship Mo>,. via southampton AMI Bremen.
The steamships yomlnI. larhth, Hui CITY of Berlin 10
not take mails for Denmark sweden and Norway. rhs
mails tor Nassau. =. Will leave Now YORK March a.
The mails Tor the West Indies, via Havana, Will leave
New York March n The mails for Australia, ac. VIII
leave san francisco March - The mails lor China aud
japan Will leave san Francisco Apr
T. l. JAMES. Postmaster
New York. March 10, 1877
USE Barbours Irish Flax Thread. 1t Will stand tbs
~ test
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A WORD TO MEN AFFLICTED -wcri
~ Celebrated Brown Flee tuary sure cure Cor an i3.
eases 81 por box sold hy druggists, or forwarded lles
On receipt Of price Address
W. GKOBEt KER. sole Proprietor.
Cor an av AMI 10Th II Nvs \ lrs NV
~ DISEASES Of mon requiring ,tlll uett
~ nrui a SIZE lutN. J. JACQUES. VI ID - East IN
II. near Broadway, New NoTA once hours, ~ "a =
and to T. NJ
DISEASES OF MEN, nervous iotlnfs. aHi ,n.
- lItt uf. 90 N4 slrt A AMI permanently .urti '
HENtN DANIELS. y. lif LcAi.tuu at. mar
Twenty niuih ST. il.Ir- toA
nK. cox can hc consulted At g2 ll-t lDNl 80
~ houf- ~tl ~ amt Co. -. lui ffNW o. Nt De- a
aN All a-r' promptly amt -cl'n'a. a'' lr"ii
nK. WEST, a. H.,cckor Il. moan Broadway .iN'tn
- .Nc London hlslial Practice, 4l"su.ta0n i'te %
au dl-tn.cs
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Two PHILADELPHIA

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
i4Throush Trains each way daily Depots In Phili
delphia, IN New YORK
Cracks, the most Improved Equipment AMI she Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety.
Express trains leave New York, via Desbrosses AMI
tnrtlanft SIS ferries as follows
3d. 80 a. 81 hultii. IL ~ \ VI I, I. =. y. 7.
IA, 81 + NJ ami l. midnIsht sunday, ; 80 A VI. ).
a. = : 80 ami q +. NJ
Returning train, leave PhtalelnhiA 2 % a3r : -.
81. and n limned rSpr =. ! 80 T. VI ., T.
2 aN. :. ami 7a' 4 NJ AMI ~ midnight On sun itv.
3 ~. $50, L so A N, 4. 7, -, A. NJ. AMI - mI.
ni-ht
Ticket ofn,os S2a anil "a Broadway ~ Aston
House ant talf of pr.hr ant l1rthii' -f~ Court
II NruuNlyu ne. llp. aui lis Hudson ST. llhle u,
pot Jersey cry En4slaut ticket ynce, Battery
place
FRANK THOMSON. RpYD In,
General MANAGE COM Pas 'n-'r Agent
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DACIFICMAILAND ATRANsIT

DACIFIC MAIL ANDPANAMAT
STEAMSHIP LINES
For California Japan, China. Australia, New Zealand.
British Columbia. oregon &c.
Sailing from pier foot Canal =. North river 49,
FOR SAN FRANCISCO. via lSIHMVS OF PANAMA
steamship ACAPULCO, saturday, March 81.
Conncctng Tor Central America and south Pacific ports
FROM SAN FRANCISCO To iApAN AND CHINA
steamship CITY or PEktNG. N Ouiay, Alril -
FROM SAN FRANCISCO 70 SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUS
TRALtA, and NEW ZEALAND.
Steamer AUSTRALIA Wednesday, March "a
For freight Or passage Apply 20
WIN r CLYDE 4 co, OF n. J. BtILAY supt,
Bowling Grccn Pier foot Canal It. r.
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TATE LINE OF STEAMERS

CTATE LINE OF STEAMERS
- 10 GLASGOW, BELFAST aud LONpoNDERRT
From Pier ~ foot OF Canal II. y. x
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, Thursday March II
STATE or GEORGIA. Thursday March 20.
Saloon Ani cabin pa ssuEV- at lowest rates.
AUSTIN BALDWIN A co. Agents. ~ Broadway
stecra-e tickets at IS Broadway and al Company pier
faUfp Gar nal
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TONY PASTORS.
AL TIE GEEHr coMrANY.
HOUSE. 9Th NV
THE GREAT NEW YORK AouAnIyM,

i Broadway and S,th Open daily from 4 I'LL
~ r. NJ AS AGREEABLE DIvERrtNG. AND ELE.
CANT MUSICAL kNrLKTAINMkNT PIKE known
and famous troupe MadrgAl Boys and Glcc Club Choice
selections OF solos, duets, choruscs. aud afternoon and
evening concerts Monsters marvcls. and wonders ui
the deep Chinese quairupe tailed, Dragon Fishes
Austrian Blind Protcus German salamanlcrs Six MeNi.
can ANolpt Performing Seals Sea Lion IippOpOtamus
Maneaung Allgators Dory Centennial
Admission % cent? Children half price.
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T)IONEEH LINE NINTKNTTNN FA'ktIS,
established iS12-ship Annie ". smith sails April -
To mechanics, dome stc servants lahorers Nc ni'r
ARRANGEMENT with the Government Of New south Nalcs
approved emigrants carried To sydney. Australia,
gOl each. FOR further particulars apply to
H. W. CAMERON co.
- south William st, New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-21
DARrsuAN vARIrTuEs,

i 18TH II aud Broidway. Admission. 21c kjOc.
a PERFECT CREATION OF TANrALlHAIlnNs
MILE. GETAWAYS FEMALE MINSTREL TROUPE.
III you later Living statues Bcwitchingly tempting
Las Mauolas Ekciungly intcre sting.
Lovers In tN Sailing under false coors
Queer sights around New York m thirty minutes
Louisa MuriO. Cccie Iccomte. LIZZIE Brandt, Alice
Grard Amy BENNETT and her beautiful Ballet Troupe,
Mnrnsco Family. DeNoro Brothers, the tAvelas CLARK
brothers Low Spencer. Frank willis. and 10 others
Nights at H. Matinee Monday "Wednesday. and Friday at 2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-21
T,rsunal Nctit,s.

IsE Barbours Irish Flax Thread. twill stand tho
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1877-10-20

Afev weeks before the prophets death he
me, lady who bowed to him on the street
Tin sur I've met You somewheres, mur
INJURED he aloiogetically, "bu,--excusc me
u can't plaee ye. Air you Miss Pcabodyi'
No exriaifiittt TIM ttair dame, In flashing
breath and scurching eye, YOU old curmud-
eson aint MisS Peabody You old fonl |.
You hard hearted old reprobStc yOua In
your third. wife That's Eho he.--ET.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1877-10-20

saye t4t.s Government enormous suns an
aual:y faE f-a.sp par.atioa Of troops and sup
plies; j, would divert what is known IS the
great Santa Fe trade it would bring into
THOSE Territories thrifty class Of Eastern
s.tt cfs, with all tie advantages Of an ad-
yaDc 4 civilization; it would unite the States
Of Chihuahua and Sonora, in Mexico, in tine
closest commercial relations with the Ameri-
cen people il would soon put an end to the
ii lrrIr difficulties, ami # motiti
be practic,l solution of the Indian problem
in that that al lAe cnnntry, for If is an esia
blishe4l fact tliat Indians cannot successfully
qaid across railroads, for the reason that
troops can be - speedily put on their trail.
Moreover, Il viii increase Inc trade of the
South, particularly OF New Orleans, and IN
directly the trade Of New York, Philadel-
phia and Baltimore, and it viii I've Al adj
ditinnal bond ai commercial and political
sympathy between lie people Of North and
South, and de- mitch 10 complete the benet-
cisii f''iie9 Of tttfi 50 saeess
fully by President Hayes.-Fora5y's Pres