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The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-03-17

There ID hardly q business or profess
sional man in Baker City but what is in-
ts.ssted in Como one Of the rich mines
in Eastern Oregon. They will all be
uilliona!res after time.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-03-17

One Or THEM.-.- One of tn, chief
duties of the Washington police is to
gather up the negro babies, dead and
alive, left around on door-steps, in alleys
and on ash heaps nightly.---Er.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-03-17

Frank j. Parker writing from Baker
City says there are more good things in
that section of the country than he
could tell our readers in a month.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-03-17

Any man who refuses to pay his print
er's bills when he is amply able to do so
ought to crawl into his hole and pull
the hole in after him.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-03-17

Geo. W. Vaughn, Esq, whose death
Is announced this morning, was born in
blairstown, New Jersey, 10 1909. He
entered upon mercantile pursuits early
IN life, and prosecuted them successful
y IN the Eastern States and in Canada.
DE came to Portland in 1850, when
this city was but small village, its pop
uiation not exceeding six or seven hun
bred, and Immediately engaged in mer
chandising. He grew with the com.
munity, aud in few years built up a
large business, and became one of the
solid men Of the rising city. In 1855
ne was elected mayor Of the city. He
invested largely in real estate, and his
fortune was greatly enhanced by the
rise In the value of lands. His three
story brick building at the corner of
First aud Morrison streets was among
the early brick structures in the city,
and in 1865 he built the first brick -four
ing mill of Portland. This, with other
buildings of his, was destroyed by the
IRE of August, 1873, by which he sus-
tanned losses estimated at $4,000.
But he was able to bear this great loss,
and he soon replaced some of the build
ings destroyed with substantial bricks.
For some two three years past Mr.
Vaughn has been out of health, but
his doath was unexpected as for some
time past, and until within a few DAYS
past, he has been able to attend to his
business affairs.-- Oregoninn.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-03-17

IDAHO M1NEs.--Every one Of these
Idaho mines, honestly and intelligently
managed would pay good dividends on
more than twelve per cent per anuum -
the investment. There are millions up.
on millions of capital in Europe loaned
ut less than four per cent that would be
taken up and invested in our mines, to
the great Improvement of business, but
for the systematic frauds and rascalties
which have cast their dark shadow over
mining ontcrprises.-.-San Francisco
Chronicle.
, 1877-07-04
KEEPING A SECRET.

!scytbn<rs for July.
RurEtca, an old ca6inct.maker Of fsoston, told
me that be used to make tho artist stua1t's
rapcls for him. They were made Of mahogany,
snd as Stuart complained that he missed the
rough surface Of canvas that WAS favorable to
tho sparkle Of bis color, Ruggtca invented the
way Of producing that sort OF surfaco by cutting
teeth IN the pfane-iron ard dfaggfux 1t back-
ward, that proving tho beat way Of indentfrx
without tearing tho wool. Rugglrs tnid TINT
at the timc he used to work for Stuart, hts shop
was On Winter street, on tho ground floor, and
one day, sitting At bis shop door, lo saw Stuart
coming down the strcct, In earnest conversation
with gentleman. Stuart cafne Into the shop
followed by his friend, and, snM RugRlcs, ~
saw that tho gentleman was urging hin to tell
him something t1at he wcs unwilling to
trust him With" Stuart said: "Alr. Rug
glca, hayo you rot plcec oI chalkr
TO tGs tie other T and said: II know . tcerct; that
stands iof me-" and be Dade . mark thus. l.
"Now, you arc my good friend and would like
to know my secret; you nre man OF honor, and
il tell you 1t viii 10 no hasn' a,d. at any rate,
It will RTatHy you as mark al confidence, 50
tell you," and, making another mark. !. "that
sands for you: no there a1c two TINT know It.
But you arc married man, ami. rs your wlfc is
discreet woman, and YOU never have any &C.
crets between you, some day when you arc alonc
tell her you know something curious, but arc
afraid rio will speak OF 1t. SHY will bo tndis-
nant at not being trusted, Insists that she ought
To know !; promtsca TINT she never Will whisper
i e any one, and perhaps crics littae; 30 yo,.
another mark, /. "Now how many people
know III" "Thrcc," said hIs friend. "Thcro
arc ono hundred aud eleven TINT know It'll" !"
| said Stuart.
, 1877-07-04

with i,ri;ny irt, for tllc ,'',ron" of tnak'ng It
appear n nllfnlcr ~ year. nl whci' II shnlld be
presented for settlement.
Another Ease aas GOING Under my notfe IN
which al Endorsement on nntr has entirely
fasirt1 uut Turing year. This Endorsement WAS
written With susr14t OF ris<t Ink. And here l
would warn the prnfcs.i5il and the community
against the USE t,f these cn1orca Inks In Tho
preparation u paprrn Of any ralue- Though
sors,c Of them may Le permanent, still there aIe
no ready means of testing the matter, and,
therefore, the only nafet, lies In rejecting them
entirely. -
have in mr. possession document written
one month sinec with ".vtolct Ink, which u
utetl very extensively na am told. This paper,
which has been exposed to the light Of thc 1optn
during this time, Ia almost completely illeEl'le,
Fornc of the letters md figures having dtfap'
pcared entirely. Tbs old. fastioncd 6dsfx ihks,
made Of 9ailate Or tonnato Of iron, arc inc
0ntv safe inks In Use. These undergo cuhhFet
In time Recognizable with the microscope. bti'
under ordinary circumstances, as . well known
writing exccutcl with these Inks fennfus 'eRaole
for centuries. These can NIL he discharged Witn
more OF ices facility from tho paper BY chemical
uucnts, but Until al ink "a invented which Gan
not On thus atrcctoi, such a. thcee should alone
10 used. There afe, will add, number ol
Glark i,,1s In the market which arc equally -
fugitive - tic purple and violet inks;
, 1877-07-04


Extract from eloquent address Of = lawyer In
the prosecution Ok . swlnlling lnancler: ''ics,
gentlemen OF xhc Jury, the defendant has cas-
ricA TO thcis ultimate !kmlts fraud aud saacalsty
toward Ills unfortunate slA1cholders. Not only
did he seek tn attract them by tho most inta-
nous flfsehoods. tut-depth OF degrading de-
ccptIon.--he had recoutse To the most doyilish
astllcest Gentlemen, he wllifuily, nsaltdlously,
and with intent 70 detraud, declared and paid q
liyilenaI'
lily friend X, q svect-tempcred and inof-
feuAlre tn8ti to ous pf tost fetoctous inventors
who plss their lives contFtytng the most drcna-
ful cDgine4 1T war. Hs has aready been de-
lvelel Ut ! lHeeeh-loadtn8 silc and 4 patent
aheil, aud IL now To the thsoes with an lupuh-
As.ed torpedo. "lf," says be, w cza uuly
tuvent opo with which In ten seconls / could
blow dozen iron-rlads aud lo,0W men iato
fragments, then should have nolAln4 left u
desire, alll cuuid realize nay longchershcd In
trntton of retiring To some quiet country spot
and there passiuy my dtel!nlug days In sylvan
leisure and sweet tcpGse."
A caIdtalist who believes that many little
makes = dcnnitkuu biT total Is Just about leav-
lug pasis fur America on pressing business,
when hv lnis.es tl4 pocketbu'k containing
10000 fancs. liz caunot utiosd to lose ~ hour,
ahl 70 With much asonr gucs Oh l,is way. At
tAs end VI . seax lns ss:il.1px- hurslsa 10 tAe
, 1877-07-04
IIAWKETE DOTS.

huntington NdbEfkf.
Now TINT Eicstc has bccn rcvIctualc1, 8cllg-
man might 70 there.
Judgs Hilton Is 70 bitterly iucenscd agninst
our Hebrew citizens that he won't even ALLOW
tic Grand Union Hotel to rccciyo any guest
who Jows tobacco.
It ,is now generally believed that the il'-fccl-
Ing between Judge Hilton and 6elicman was
caused by tho fact that ecltgman wore dA-
monl a. biz rs tcacup, ind was constantly
mistaken by tic guests Of the house for thu
clcrk.
Ar. Dudti Morton, Of Ncw Haven, had his
pocket picked III 81, ,0O1 In u slceplngtar Oh MI
Indiana rntlroaal, the other night. Sheer, tnrx-
cusabte casclcssncss on tho raFt Of MIR. Morton.
We'A fuat like TO see al,y man .pfck OUT pocket
Of $1,000. We'd take tho pilferine kconntlrcl by
the throat and mako him give Us half OF It II VIC
hAl u kill lin.
This is what Il just killing cntcrptso in tho
Black 1Iills A puEugrapA In the tclcGraphlc
columns OF q daily paper assufcs us that "One
tcn-stamp mill has Just cleaned up 81, 600 worth
OF gold" anil tho paragraph following tcll8 ua
how .Tlo toad.a agenta have Just clca,lcsi out a
stage,, rubbing al tho pastengcrs and taking
ycry evident 1t 0ould taku about fur or flyo
tcr,-stalnp mlllA IL keep even with tic read"
agents.
, 1877-07-04
THE USE OF COLOREO INKS.
Tn tha Editor ~ Thx T'rthunA

CulcAao, July a-llaying had u good deal Of
experience during eho past few gears ln the ex.
animation Of writings and documents Ut various
kinds, With reference to their authenticity, et-,
hare been struck with ona fact. Wldch seelus
to me to hare been generally overlooked by
writer's upon the subJcct--that Is. tho great ita-
postauce oE using III all caaes Of any moment.
- lar ~ may b.. al TUX which ~ least will not
tade under tho uspal contingencies ~ which Il
u subject.
/. It u, of course, very desirable 10 have An ink
.Atch cannot bs discharged from the paper by
chemical agents, but thiA secmA 1t present un-
etts4natle. Nor. indeed, grs caseA OF trouble
from this eause nearly u ffeQueat % those art.-
ING out Of the use Of fgitts* writing lu!ds, used
Gt4ua1tH without knowledge of shcir char
Aeter. in som9 cascs, however. the
skllful foIYer has taken advantage IT thls fact
70 ae>olnpltsh hls en4s. Que cuse Of tLla kind
has tecn put In mS hands rereutiy. H. consists
es uess fos sons e3.oo1s Which was srit.sa
, 1877-07-04
NO OCCASION FOR ALARM.


On Friday night ono OF the many families
which had participated In the tnbcrnacie cx'
c,lrsion to Lake Minnetonka was startled by Fc-
pcated ahricks processing fsosn tho room o<s,-
pied BY the servant girl. ~ It happened, she
had hyited u particular frIonl to stop with hcr
that particular night, and while one was enough
to get up q commotlun in quiet nctghborhood,
tho united cHurta Of tho two weru enough to
loosen the raftcrs, add send leo Into every
blood-vcsacl about tho house. Tho head
Of tho family, however. determined TO ae~
fcnd bis premises, and help even nt The risk
OF hts life, .a1Ml, scfzins such firearms -
wcry within rcucl, h. rushed for tho scrrantss
room In the expectation Ut meeting OF ovcEllaul-
lng some stalwast thief u dangerous Lurgllr-
Arriving Il the door, which shut III the agony,
the gentleman cried out:
"Open Tho door, quick! Urn here and will
help you.h
The ehrieks dlc.l away MI at once, and after
the lapse OF few moments, his bowling hand
maiden exclaimed;
"Ho away! 60 away! It's nothing but juno.
bug crawling down my hack.h
Then the intrepid citizen shouldetcd his gun
aud went BACK to led, leaving tha Incident w
u.ifuso itself gradually oyer thu rrEio aA aces,t
~ tho corner OF Fourth avenue south and
Eighth stsott.
, 1877-07-04

Prefecture of Folhr. "details ha ln'a. and
Iryl-ltnrn. TINT he wslt Il nj shc H'iEran IT
lt,et Objects. rhIt'er be flies, obtana u, and,
ctIsnts itt contents, makes, iurrici eaicuis.
tiph and his Jaw fala. well, !" fAra the tlerk,
"i4n't tt all right" No," says The hMnr,
~ Is sfHrt." "afigtfi How in,teh! Nhas
don't rou find thcre!" ''Th1 years interest,""
vouno student from the country who finds
y ! M nnniesaant thing To sow hfs Wild oais 10
Tar1a 4. tho cxpense az his family uutIrr tha
hnI1nInatiun that hc ts sLufIyinv medicine, re-
rri,ss a vf.it from hfs xnrthy father after hc
has i,ccn At tha- I.anitai fpr eighteen months.
Tike tlutif,i so, le paruiles lie author of his
being conscjcntiousIy Through tho cltY and
, 1877-07-04

keacsrs D. Coa.cJs ts Gnrtnaaa Commercial
IL ANY clever Amesirsn wauts to be u,ade 4
god Of, aud hare temple, now Ii his umc-lct
li,a 20, eay, 10 Senaul With ; mysterious med
tctne. Not that there arc not other promising
regions, too, but Ncpaul has bccn swept clean
Of gods, and the temples ase apaEsmenls to let.
1t msy be remembered by aonS that tho pEincr
Rum bahalur, wlosu Queen. finding her lovely
cursed Ii Kingdom, hef doctors, anI the go1s
Of NepAnl, liz bad her doctors doxged, and
the ,,4se ard rixht ear VI each cut OIL. alu thtu
drew up heavy artillery etute tue iulages oi tho
gcds, and, after accusing them vi having OBJ
taiued frum him 12,W6 goAla, several cwts.
of .vestucats, xAd z, Nv y4Ilons u niilk under
false p1sieuSes tnot even IL return saSlDg Iii
, 1877-07-04
E.0SSAGlk8.


Var Correspondence london Tf,ats.
Near Ibraila Is d large force Of Cossack horse.
As the train pnsscd they wcro playing Ia tho water
like frogu or ducks, many Of them swimming
their horses, tho rdcrs bclng In soHo casea stark
nakrd.' A little further on, only hundred yards
orso.wcrcp perhaps tlfty Or slxtyof them standing
orsttng in tho water up TO thait waists, fishing,
with nil thctr clothes on. i,y this time It was
drawing towura sunset, and TIM moisture drawn
up during tho day by tho lcat ~as beginning to
conlensc. Over tho whole expanso OF flooded
fields; as far ~ tho eye could reach, muddy
steam sat hrooling, suggestive Of feves. Even
In tho railway carriages, though salsed on an
embankmcnt, the damp, warm, eyil-snnllIng
Rlr was oppressive. Yet those Cossark war
rtors took no moro heed Of tho apparent
danger sl,an the frogs which lcapt and
ch!rpcd In hnppy fellowship with them. Ocenton-
ally unn Ut the Cossaeks iAd left tho water and
was cnscotecl dripping and streau,tng ca tho
Iala q ,.v p0iis ia wyw ust & as frSs
of them all seemed to caro- whether fsG Was
nakett Or clad, In tho water or on tho land. Yet
thoEc only who were tn horseback seemed CONF
plcte. Tbs coas~eks are like Centaurs..;;borss
they nru c4A,pleta. Dlaunltcl they secm bur
llk9 tho two i'arts Of divided worm. perhaps
It was fur this rcas,'n that tho fishermen secnled
to prefer reinaintp1 In tho water up 10 shc!r
fectly available. Nearly every day sotne
soma OF them swim. tho Danube and
5Ae through .ho flooded asts towards q! tie
state Of tho river. OlIu tllug u certain: The
Danube nay hc an obstacle to All army; It Il
aesolutely no barrier against tho Cossacas, who.
OIL tho opposite slls With Wild banda OF horne-
men. liow tar civilization may haya yenecrol
them renaina TO to sccn- Evidently thu mis-
take Of trying 70 turn them Into regular troops
, 1877-07-04
CURRENT GOSSIP.

Address TO TIE OrMANs. 1877.
tfa Intsafon Of ftAt Ffrach Of citmeai Atrot lsa.]
Otmansl at length tho CoEsnck's strength our
might In doum'd to feel:
The Russian hosts hack up their boasts win cam
non. hofnb, and stncl. .,-...
Idiots they think tho Turk will shflnk from tho
foe now led by Cxat.
And terrps damp thu gallant camp Of tho Crescent
and tho Star.
But thrust md blow await tho foe that stands when
wo rush forth;
Hack ~ his lair our tre shnll scare those robters
OF tho North.
Danube shnti hood her banks With blood Gro Nah.
nonils Sons teaEgn
Tho-c glorious lsn1s whcro stamuoul stsnds for
otmsna' royal Inc.
Thstr tesst.d host ,nhko It thcts boast that Allah
leads theu orr: ...
And loudly psAc Of our bad faith 10 Gi4ours whoso
hclda NC won;
Dot we alil show this Northern foe, In The hour Of
The coming fray.
That Alah's might, our foes despite, shill strike
them with dtsm1y.
Al netts tho SNOW In suramer's glow, 10 may our
bayonets' glare .....
Confonnd their host 30 cossscx boast shall waste
itacif IN air.
Fools to bclicrn tho suord could give to tho czarS
aasasatn line
Those glorious lands whcso 6tamboul stands for
Tr0phetS fDlc ulylne-
Tho knights OF France have felt our lanco, tho
German tsoote onr spear;
Through pronl Caatilc oft hashd ont steel, whilst
women csonch'd In fear.
stll arts OF peace 10 Us they trace, through many
an aye gone by:
We nnmhess gave 10 scholars grnye to churchnacn,
Turkish dye,
Whilst chess and cards, md such like &hArhs their
loft1est sAGes prize,
The Osman great did hut create distraction for
tho wac.
Then, Cossack. conc with hfo and drum to cheer
thy warning line:
Whilst stands Stamhoul no 11usslan rule ahAfl aver
call II s'mine ~
They hesnd Us a'ares who're ffce-bora bsaves
through Europe swcpt Of old;
There Jews VIC freed from Christian greed, and
alayeA whom Christians aOtd.
VIC acour'd thesr plains, like thnpdrous rains
down monn,aFn-eldes thnt pous'd;
We sack'a thcir towns and toas'd Ktugs' crowns on
many Moalom swonL
IacA war they wagd round thrones dccay'd, on,
| matchiess green battations;
Whilst cowf'd prtc*a psas'd wherever neleh'd oua
pFoudly-trAmplinG stal1lons.
So fools aro they who proudly say those hordes oi
coarse hathasans
Shall wrest stamboul. mid waters cool. from grip
Of eonQucrtng Artans.
Thon, osmans, NJ your banner high. our Prophets
| sign sublime;
Tnat Crescent ralo hath kind wars gnls In many
q aconqasf'd cline.
Our Faiths en,prlao to foar hhuts eyes, rual
tn 10 meet thcms
For Allab's ngh our hravea WHO die, whtlst rura
! disc viii greet them.
Then strike tho 1eum-tho hour Ia corue that opcl
| fresh page III staryi
In ba4'c grayc, oa land. In wave, Is otman'a 4a.'
TO glory.
| Danube shA!! food her banks With blood Gro Nah
| n,onA's sons resign
| Thoac glorious lands whcro 6tamboui stands b.
| Al!ah's viii divine!
Jos. X. c. FoenEs1.
CHICAGO, July g, 1877.
, 1877-07-04
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, JULY 4. 1877.

wifi" frt'l '.hgHre'nr3s ami "a:it, he hal the
E'1h> ",ct1 ,lI,'n tr,n. A:s'i aft"r SIX li:l,r''
t;Eauqna''l,1g Tie drtfes ot Serau' wire s1l re-
lurcl II fragments. whie', no horscs or men
could put together again.
, 1877-07-04

LINCOLN SCHOOL-CENsUs.
II tAe Editor " Tx Tribune.
LINCOLN, ILL.,, Ju1y 1.-Yesterday the school,
census whs completed In this city, as follows:
Whites under 2l....... -. ....... ......,. 2, 6ul
Cotored Under 81 1................. ............ ~
Total. 2, 51a
An Increase Of A0 over last rear's report
, 1877-07-04

.----.-~-
r1ruurrT np1u1nr
A'AsA
,r, -
ING lows tneA' 'ee!s' 10 Aase 8os up now
e"Ft OF fepubi'cahiam tos home'consamption. u
ts Of picce With their g1asahoppers. Hartford
sco""', ces' ant tHep}.
II the Secretary of the Treasury wishes to
-, ..1. ~. r.. un5 m so.a e',n, nc w nass
!. wt,t .os tao pa:s"se n4 anotne. Nv shlhonztna
-Loutstlfis Courier. Journal fDtg,,,.
orr Nes, yo-k ,,n,o,,,o-o-;ou ..,., =,
ou9 nc" io'A co".e"ltoraaea seem 70 tor-
SILVER u not confined to Ohio bu. e1tends TO
Middle states. Philadelphia Frttt {htp.).
p,,1;, e,,*r,,s .ro ,,c-o ,,o,,,,.- =, .,,o
North than anything else whate7es No man who
th.n r.. .,-,o w,1t ~ n,ov.d n ~ ~ ....
hare, shop1d anJ'ody presume to put thc matter to
the tcRt-NitAMond IA. Dispafeh {Dena.).
ri. .;r,. ~ th, t;,.oo III ,,,fnt i, 49, -.
,,.,.. h,tp..n ths Wa, "a s,r,b ,.h,rn III,
.ssa 70 sns nonns'ion ., NJ. nenasess. Or senee
sne1 saaAnT prominent es'efn pssaoefa,' Sa 70 ne
What H. Ohio to do? Btust. her citizens
1s,ase a % se'se rs sae eoun'{ wnen eaSa apen,
tne7 oo not 90 70 @ 10 VT. wnJ saoola tney 90 40
Ia peaesf Ohio furnished Grant: and Sherman.
ane snu nc WIN
w. .u' 4aoa -. ..,aN. ~, o'A.sss .ua otAss
ptIsNes 70 ease the has'an A!e' shou'u ehs 10
c1e!nded from etstl-sess1ec when thd nation ts
savsds-Toi<do Commercial tiaep.j.
The Republicans Ct .t,1t ioWa sn haze framed tho
PUBLIC nttetanse atoh wnleh tns nafey throughout
~ Gni9n =, uis ;Msv ~" sn ~ ~ a TIE s.s%n
The Contt!tntona! Ame ndMents, the rcAsdc!1l1n OF
Gar uttcr ho'lllty 70 ne fatal doctrine o. state
rcstontton 81 thc,old siiTer dollar a. means 10 se.
samrtion-the.e ar the raliylng cries that must
u. Ihese aan N NO. post'em or eommelclM nsoas-
snJr i' nshcr ths tsians ~ n IT, 1 o.
.iise. ef tho estate. e coa.ieaoa. poweIs nd II
ibcFe Is ny antH,.ltion a. Masninston 70 acquire
tiro Mexican Kcpnhc goes into da<o1nson, A. i, ia
nna 70 DO unlet, ~ tnese ,ss fausa! fef@tn u tes
mahnssmGt @ T. o. ~ pnr -, H. the G nten
!. no occasion for Urgency on our paft-Ciaciangti
c',n"'rs'oI tl"a' 1tb.,.
whether ths Iowa Nenpefleans - were really n fayos
soddea spd epphatis tsstaT, z !hs tsss'siisas @
showed That theJ wafe unT1I!ing 70 consider the
Svtr 70 1osi ap y ia,nen:e 1sepueltssn sjorty ID
.hn st!a sna T. wne9 .ne enSe o. tne M
~ hby f tha eountv ~ feckno naso no.t tee G
10 oit-jaeisonrlilt tlT.} joarnat tRtp.j. ~'~
-: nian u!at a. Ivy .", must , 10 lGit 70 take
ssS s n,.ss Ut oa13 nn ~ 70 ,, IN s ,at n vct
ie nd Nepubl!ean dl,tnrl,ers y i: The public
mlnd tan,nx away ifon me "a fnssnx neiasnm
Of eons,ason, and aadEssanf .asa sns siiay
thsn sectiCnnl onea; ana = ps9ae,ss, III, tha' when
Consress shsi. meet ~ uetnbsr - xst' ~ lmPo...
BE 70 attract tie connts5s attention ether to tho
| htGE&Gl1& ENHkE&$ Or ktH EH$GiG&8 H1RkAGfH 4R&8<
, 1877-07-04
AN INQUIRY,

AN INQUIRY.
70 TIT EdYo4 o. TAe Trthuns
Curctoo, July SIS It likely that ouf people
Of even nulcrnte culture vii, ever ccase 10 say
MIssourah and Ctncinnat1a, anil " put food Ia
their mouths with knives FANNY.
, 1877-07-04
WAN'TA:ls-'rt, RENT.

J{TASTED-TO ttEST-A GENTLEMAN AMI
" wife want swo su1nlsa"d rs.,tHs an rsflnr Anhr
Without hoAf,; u1aAt nntll Ut in4AnA, eaA. III
Clark, and suHA Of ea'h fs,,nt rrcrredt
references untTctrtufaahle. Atd1rn. Il ~, Tfatuuu
YTANTED-rO EEST-A sMAL1, HOUSE or s
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-01
Going to Washington,

Twenty-Five thousand western people
will 60 to Washington within the next
thirty days.
Buy your tickets by the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne, and Pennsylvania railroad.
Because it is the shortest route.
Because it is the safest route.
Because it is the most comfortable
route.
1t has lately put on a new outfit of ele-
CANT palace coaches.
Its eating houses are unsurpassed,
lie takes you right into the heart of
Washington City, and
1t is the best organized line of cast and
west travel in A America.
+. K. Myers, the General Passenger
Agent at Chicago, spares no pains to sat
is.y every one of his customers.
Whether you go to Washington or any
other eastern point, buy your tickets by
this route. You will travel in comfort
and come home in safety. 3H.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-01

Gen. Henderson don't seem to have
good luck in getting appropriations for
Rock Island Arsenal-a hundred thous-
and dollars is all he will probably secure
for the coming year, as follows:
For rolling-mill and forging shop (shop Fl for
the armory at Rock Island Arsenal, $500
For an iron-working and finishing sho } (shop O.
for the Arsenal, $4,000,
For general care, preservation and improvement
of sewers, new roads, care and preservation of
water-power of permanent buildings and bridges,
including painting buildings, fences, and grading
grounds, and repairs ana extension of railroads.
and for care and preservation of the Rock Island
bridge, and expense of operating and maintaining
the draw, $20.0C0
1t is pity that Mr., Durham was not
chosen to congress for he would have had
more influence than Gen, Henderson with
the house on this subject.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-01
The "Iron Trail"

A spicy sketch descriptive of trip over
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe rail-
road and of the beauties, scenery and plea
sure resorts of the Rocky mountains, by
"Nym Crinkle, " the musical and dramatic
critic Of the New York World, sent free on
application, together with the Sab Juan
Guide, maps and time tables of this new
and popular route from Kansas City and
Atchison to Pueblo, Denver and all points
in Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona aud the
San Juan mines. The finest line of Pull
man SIeepers on the continent between the
Missouri river and the Rocky mountains
without change.
Address, T. j. ANDERSON,
Gen. Passenger Agent,
2 9dw6m Topeka, KAN.