davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
September z, IS77.
SHALL ww sxur ouR PRODUCTS a,

SHALL. WE SxLr. Our PRopucrs aud
encourage labor In the tieldss This will
be very Important question for the next
Congress to consider. Onr city people
are very ap, TO give advice just now, and
to urge, with appropriate argument, that
more men should so to the country and
cultivate tho millions Of acres of waste
land that are lying around In every di-
reetion, either half.iled or not titled at
all. Others say s,so West" But what is
the use Of giving such advice while Con-
grcSs continues 90 enact such revenue
laws rs prevent the exchange of COM
modities aud denies marlet to the pro
duce raiser or farmer, and also to many
articles of handierafl, 1t is asserted that
We have too many latocers-they cannot
all find employment--the Introduction oi
machinery enables fewer operatives to
do all that Is necessary, Then open
wide the trade lAws,giye cammerN>S seops,
let us work on the fields and feed the old
worla-commerce viii require ships Ant
sailors, Let US sell all We can prNa0ce
getting gold and silver for it il We can,
five cAnno,, exchange ii for their worth
Many captain would sell = carSo a
grain in os'e port for something thAi h,
could exchange foS Sold in another pNIi
ami with this Ike NOuld. r>sArhanS. huy II;
" eatEee. or something thai wolld pay u
well, Give The weS, chance LEI he
sell her produce for WhAs it is wov,l
SernAi, Snl .hen she will h0li out he
hands 10 our yoOus nea, Asd there MI
b no ,seed NJ relSeAIit's the nal, sale N
marx, 'eSo WeSi."
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07

With gold al 1854 the gold value ofthe
one dollar greentack Is 90 S-leo certs.
The bullion in 4isl grain silver dollar
IS worth in gold 81 100000 cents, aud i'm
the subsidiary silver coins, such as halves
quarters and jimes, to the amount Of one
dollar, hrs a gold value of IS SS-lo0
cents.
JoINr DISCUSSIONS IN OHIo,-The re-
publican Gnd democratic executive COM
mittees oi Ohio have ar snged for series
OF Joint discussions throughout the State be-
tween the Hon. Stanley Matthews aad Gen.
Thomas Ewing. II Is believed these dis
eusSio0s will create considerable interest
and add 10 the warmth Of the campaign.
A HoERIsLR thing has occurred In Her
sesovinA, Two hAnds OF gallant Montene-
krins fell npoa each other 10 the dead OF
night, each thinking It WAS nghiing the
Turks, and when at dawn the mistake WAS
| discovered seven hundred dead marked the
scene N the hA1Ile. som eCNiy elunderSi,
The Philadelphia and Reading eaAl
tonnage fer the past week is the largest
ever known in the history Of the roAd,
Aggregauug i9s ~ tons, while the
! Schuyk yklkill Canal added II ,4SStonS max
ing Total ri ovei NO ,soO tons.
! \ DAILY FAFER. il is stated, is 10 b
| started IN New IorS IL advocate she Pres +
deal'S policy as rSxSris civil service re
/ faviu ami the rSsgorA,soA ~ The SoGShsrT
, States
The farmers of Minnesota, Iowa, Wis
COUSIN. ami KAsSAS will receive nearl,
ssSO.N 90 80 more for thrir wheat crop q
this year than they did for thar OF lS.6
| Golden eagles to the amount 10000
~ $SN,N L wr0e w,Ihdrawn fnnn ,h,
BauS ri England On W vinsSdAy tor ship
meut 10 She CAlISd STATES.
TES rresjdtni decided yesterday 4,
remove Surveyor General \. J. Smith, G
Arizona. and 10 AppoinI in his stead h
4. Mason, II Ohio.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07

HlGH pVzlSS phcSEASs kKVENVE.
Mr.. David A, Wells, The greA, political
s>onoinlS,, IN rSteiI paper re,Ad eeiNre
the American S>SciAl Science Association,
Argues thA; the high d0.ieS lead IL sm0s-
SllnS ami Violation cf The laws and NJ
salt in The soveramsuS heinS 81 greA,
oNs flr lNASiaS AflsS, rASeca,inS 10 oa0-
viesioo ami Furnishing criminals while
Ihe slnOaut u revenue IS smaller than
when hshEer d0ues are Imposed. Not
0nfgeQUently United States trvAopS are
asked fN - ASSiS; in looking up hlIeiI
$0lls in the SwAnPS ami mountains, or =
INNSSe 81 aid the United SiAles NAgShAls
in CaelnnAll, Brysaklyn " So,ne plaes
elsa. kven i'll Alaska. "ll.icI rlm7 i:
onnvertlnS the population luso dguukA-,i.
and making trcable between the IuiiAn:
aud whites, Ia The year 1854 alone. Mr
Wells estimates shA; fatty $SAoNA,0A,
wers sAAea foaa ske FNNaksss NJ IAe p<So,
pc by eozs2W legislation. rAe .Ax o.
NAs$Nsy NsS p;' wp Sep by Ser
Uaa4l i rsAcS<>l i,1AA rsr se0., oa Us
t\Ss- " SS2 sAe ,&x w4s rsAS..tS& t7oa
s. IL ~ rsasS psz saleNa he revenue u
evNASS& fsVl., $l$Vo>NoO 10 $44,lrt. .s,.V
Ne tSci >nste1 X rs,aS~ <-Sas6:as,; .aAy
.AS
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
PERSNNAL.
Tae Faps's heAl.h Is improvins.

The Fore's health is improving.
Montgomery Blair is running sar the
>,Sse SsnSse IN Mary land.
Nan N,sarsssS : going IL ke<sure in Phil
&3el ksata IN NcVerUoSr
MSjNr General HADcNatS. his wife ami
et'eI ~ ssAH Sr' ~ SerrsStoWn.
SIR RArslst rrsre Is mentioned for Vice
rey ~ ladtA, ia s0ecs<1 LIrt l.ysGoa.
Five Thousand Smiths io5''e>i in = friind
ly sandwich al FSapSc&. y. J % WJxsueS-
dSS
Mr.. EriSh;oa ami john Cozasss. II, e1,, oers
~ he srslt>A E>S-t-A.Wsat troga RlrrlilnS,
hSAitI an 0,l i VS.. - S>As.ao.
NaUn Feira hSS CNasn pless,i his tas,r ID
S0ro.ss AMI : IsoS - Lt>esan. NbsA ~ ID
~al. sSsa'i ssr bars % his rssrrSl 10 H-Sril.
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A-os> I. s0S. -, 81.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
SCROFULA.

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Fiskz ~s ~JlE FEr-a>s 51s 80 cars |
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II No a ~ PEOS-.s1srs. -
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The daily gazette., 1877-09-07

TIIn President has determined to re-
moys General Arthur Mr.. Qornell and
General Sharpe, so thst theressiirbe an
entire new deal In the federal Naffices ID
New York. ThtA courp wa agfced upon
YESTERDAY ala rneeaias DC TN ACahiAot, ~
which all the mem bers were present ex-
cept Mr.. Thompson, who Is In Indiana
The removals, 10 h now stated. will be
made for cause. The President and Cabi'
net alleging that the Official business has
been very badly managed. greatly 10 the
,iatrinaanf s,f tina pa,l,llo inlersssl l.s--sss.-,
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07

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The daily gazette., 1877-09-07

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The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
fsr~ira's Coahneot.l Ba's'"

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JOHN SAkgISA- 49, y phisi III
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The daily gazette., 1877-09-07

CeSxLISa ros.rr AsaS HASrs' Ponrcx.
win attack President Hayes In the N. u.
state Convention, ard that he win oppose
tho administration st washing son ~ long
rs Schurs and Evarts are M EN- bers, and as
long IS the Civil Service order Is enforced.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07

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The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
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The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
CNA>, < SaASAEAN,
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The daily gazette., 1877-09-07

TuE prospect for Democratic Senate in
October is hrlghtening daily.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
DELE u
kYnegar hsaaufac'u'S-
sss nssa.r street.

e,sss- xs-szs.- 81 . esE,.slr esE,:sr, PesSS
sasss Sse~re n sasl Arrls - best gaT'
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The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
FOR SALE ANDRENT.

NOR SALE.-The very handsome bull /
L tug 'os on Penr>y lvAnia Avenue And
Fran Kiln street, IsS levt I. ont ontile Avenue
Apply 10 Z. 7. JOHNSON,
AusSi-EE 4t6 MaTSet street =
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
TORI EDWARD INSTITUTE.

L 81. PhR YEAR.
R-4tss ri SD E2c-'..ssS lever csas-r
Flesser 5sl1tcz-s- L B->.2eSs Co1rSz Col
tes<s PrSpss -slsry Aae oSh@r ~ siazakt ?
CC1 rs$s ~ s1Sr S-XsS - Any S-U1sS nav
- eo,SsC- FA-l Gsrzz. >sgSe-I.o.sr { VII
Ter .sr z CsceEG os- - Atm * 5ozs a y
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A.is--sss TAS L King d l. .Fo-z Esi ~sr,i.
N<E llrz. ae-
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
SUMMER RES OR is.

GLEN-PAh HOTEL, W A Tx Ms
VI GLEN, n. Y. Terms, 81 TO 50 per day.
Appointments A l. BUS free Send for cir
cnlar and analysis of wilter. c. 8. FROST,
Proprietor. auglo-l Inns
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07

nor ALE-Tares ouildlng lots on
It Jackson StrS>s[. between CIh and sth.-
Five bGildiVlg lAsS OK FiIth street near Van
BURN, four o. Front street near jackson, q,
and = lts u fe<s front on Delaware A venue,
OeAr Harrison Apply Al this once. mSrlsl
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07

EOR SALE OK ENCHANGE.-Ah hAn.'.
L some hls toned second harsi EStsy Or
gan nearly new. Apply Jo this ottics. fehSl
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07

EoR RENT-Tne SsN>ocd Story rr,anl room
Il of ais Market Strsrss. over the GAEKrVE
4 ne. RNSSeSslon Immediately. Apply AZ
TINS olfice,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-07-07
Reward of Merit.

One of the best and most careful engi-
neers on the Atchison, Topeka 81 Santa
Fe road. is Mr.. Peter feline. who rims
between Dodge and Granada. He had
the good fortune to pull the Illinois edi-
tors through, and it was to his knowledge
of the road that fearful accident was
prevented. There had been heavy rain /;
and he was afraid to cross certain bridge
until he went ahead to examine, and true
to his fears there was . bent gone. 1t
was soon repaired and nobody was hurt.
When the editors reached home they
made up a purse and purchased gold
watch and chain worth $3.50. and sent it
to him as recognition Of his carefulness
and good Judgment Pueblo Chieftain-
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-07-07
PERSONAL.

MIR. E. C. Beeman. fuel agent OF the
Hannibal & ST. Joseph Railroad, was in
the city last Wednesday. He was On his
way home from the mountains, and
stopped here to pay Master Mechanic
Hockett o visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Weber. OF Fort
Dodge. favored the TIMES with call on
the 4th.
We tailed last week to notice the return
Of Mrs. g. NJ. Hoover and Mrs. c. 5.
Hungerford from Illinois. They were
absent about two months and enjoyed an
exceedingly pleasant visit.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-07-07
S. n. wooD.

The temperance town of Hutchinson
had a proper representative in this place
this week. He was q dentist, his name
was the cause of his having to wear a
ball and chain several hours. and subsist
on bread and water. He pawned some
collaterals for his fine. and skipped out
Newton Kansan.
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Dodge City.

Mr.. G. C. Noble. of the Atchison Cham
pion. made the following observations
during his recent visit here
At Dodge City we found everything and
everybody busy rs thew could comfortably
he. This being our first visit to the me-
tropOlis of the West, we were very pleas
xntly surprised, after the cock and bull
stories that lunatic correspondents had
given the public. Not . man was seen
swinging from . telegraph pole; not q
pistol was fired; no disturbance of any
kind was noted Instead Of being called
OH to diseorge the few ducats in our pos
session, we were Hospitality treated by
all. It might be unpleasant for one or
two old time correspondents to be seen
here. but they deserve all that would be
meeted ont to them. The Texas cattle
men and cowboys, instead of being
armed to the teeth, with blood in their
eye, conduct themselves with prOpriety,
many Of them being thorough gentle
men.
Dodge City is supported principally by
the immense cattle trade that is carried
on here. During the season that has just
now fairly opened. not less than 200. 600
head will find a market here; and there
are nearly an hundred purchasers who
make their headquarters here during the
season. Mr.. A. II. johnson, the gentle
manly stock agent of the A. T. s. F.
Co. informs us that the drive to this
point during the season will be larger
than ever before. May it prove matter
of great good to the company and to
Dodge City.
From our window in the Dodge House
which, by the way. is one of the best
and most commodious in the West-can
lie seen five herds. ranging from /, 900 to
10, 900 each. that are awaiting transpor-
tatiOn. The stock yards here are the
largest west of ST. Louis. and just now
are well filled.
Chas. Rath & Co. have yard in
which are about 30. coo green and dried
buffalo hides.
+. c. ZImmermann, an old patron Of
the Champion. runs general QUILTING
store, and flourishes financially and
physically.
Many other friends of the leading jour-
nal are doing business, and are awaiting
patiently the opening up Of the country
TO agricultural purposes.
In the long run. Dodge is destined to
become the metropolis of Western Kan
sas, and only awaits the development of
its vast resources,
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S25 Reward.

Stolen. on the 80 inst. from A. j.
Authony's cattle camp, ten miles west on
the Arkansas river. one Bay Horse. s
years old, Is hands high. with star in
forehead, branded thus q on left Shout
der, and thus S K ON left hoof.
The above reward will be paid for the
delivery at the camp or to the under
signed at Dodge City.
A. j. ANTHONY.
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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-07-07

Mrs Ex-Secretary BeiknaD now leads
society in Keokuk. Iowa.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-05-04

GERMAN MILLET.-This choice and
most valuable seed is rapidly attaining a
popularity unprecedented in this country by
any OF the grasses.
The yield, both of hay and seed is i'm
mcnsc, and it is considered by those who
raise it as more profitable crop than cotton,
requiring only about one. half the labor. 1t
will produce to the acre, from three to four
tons of rich, succulcnt, juicy hay, which all
kinds of stock devour grcedily. 1t will pro-
ducc from fifty to eighty bushels of seed to
the acre if sown on ground properly pre-
pared, and in the right season. 1t is uni.
versal in its adaptation to almost to any soil
or climate, making fine crop OH compara-
lively poor upland, and growing luxuriantly
on rich bottom land.
1t will stand very dry weather better than
any species or variety of Milct, and flour
ishes with vigor and rapidity of growth un-
cqualled in the extreme South as we'll rs in
the Northern and Western States. In the
South, it sown carly, two crops eau be gath
cred in one season from the same ground
Stock can be fattcned and raised on this
feed alone without any other hay or grain
In the Southern States especially this
grass is most valuable, as it natures in about
sixty days, and if sowed early enough, will
bring in splendid crop of hay just when
it is needed, during the cultivating season, J
and will, to great cxtcut, take the place of
corn, (Which always commands such high
prices at that time of year, in feeding stock
and If used i'll connection with corn will
keep horses, mules and cattle healthy and
in good condition. Evry planter should
SOW few acres i'll German Millct, for hay
1t will pay you an hundred fold
When crop of hay is desired the seed
should be sown 'broadcast"- bushe. to
the acre-and the hay cut while in bloom
while the seed is still in the milky state, and
the stalks and leaves arc tender, or as soon
as the head is formed
IF you wish to save it for seed, drill it in
rows about Is inches apart, and let it get
fully ripe before cutting. From one peck
to half bushcl to the acre is sufficient in
'drills,' Cultivate by plowng as you would
drilled corn.