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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-18

Qus @aibin9ton Nfo., uub aud bon
@ueaita wirb beri4tet baB bic @ein.
Grnte iebr i6lebt ausisbe ba bic Srau.
ben in 6auIniB uber9ebeu. Soa zen
bi.i9en @iusern babeu mir uur eiu'
seIne &a9en eebort, unb fdeint IS ais
oh Die 6auIe bieien CONNER ui4t 10
tart ouftreteu wirb, Wie IN friberen
Sabren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-18

Srau gleiIe iuurOe Iebte @o9e bon
ibrer Rub, wel&e taum Elm SaIb seipor.
fen bate, erntIi@ perIest. Sruu g.
uoute ME sewobnlib Der Sub oos Sut.
ter uerabretden, ais bas mutbenoe
&bter Sic nit ben Sornern pofte uub
ueridiebeue Ntate gu Soben mari.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-18

Oie beiSta S0bne bes Ssrrn 9oais
Seibel meI9e felt ldn9erer Belt in
Sunction Gitp tbdtis, inb segenwartis
bier auf 8eiu1. Gs fnO beiSe brape
Burden uno uns allen piGtommen..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-18

2eBteu Sonutag itarb Elm Sinh in
Der camille bes 5errn Biebui9 unb
Iebtcn Siensta9 oas Sodteraen bes
Germ. Sobn Ylattne-. Oas Sino beS
Yreoi8ers NOf, iOwie OoS oes 9errn
Sn6en fnb in febr tritiider 8ase unO
jtpeifeIt man an oeren Qnftommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-18

Dim 1Sten Nu3ut finbet in Sermann
Die idbrlide 3uiammenfunft Der 2ebrer
bieieS @OuntD itatt. Die SerIamm.
lung wirO un9efabr bier Sage bauern,
weIde 3eit Dem GrSiebun9speien unt
prattiiber NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sspiO.
met peroen wiro. SaS Yro9ramm 1T
elm rei9baItises uuo oerbient 8ea9t'
Jung.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-18

Sic Notwithstanding beS 9anO>
wirtbi9aftIid den Yereius in0et am 10.
un0 IL. September itatt. Dat Yros
gram miro ;ur gcei8neten Belt bsroT.
entIidt weroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-18

Satob Ba9mann, elm oeutfher
@dubma&er in 0fnries 60. uoknbaft,
tuoate i9 lekte ISOLDE i'm @asconnoe
Sfhfe BADEN unb ertrant. Or mar un=
perbeiratbet, elm S9weiser uno erit
arpei Sabre i'm 2on6e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-18

2eBten Monta9 fam Serr $er;o0
freu0eitrableno in infer Sanftum, unS
beridtete, bub feline Sran iBn ON
Samsto9 NIT etnsm S06ter6sn be-
i6enft babe, unb bob mir ibm Elm Neim
MAIDEN unO in Die 3eitung Orufen fous
ten. @ir taudten Ole Seber in bos
SintenfoB unb foIaenoes fdone unb
iinni9s SerSIeiu fob aus bsrieIben:
Nei Srau Die bat a MtaoeI trieet,
Gin Mdoel fueelruub,
Sept finO8 ibrer hrei. Soft fei Oauf
Ntei Srau Die is 9eiun6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-18

Srie6ertd 8evfeutanp elm alter uno
eeo@teter Sormer, itarb Ieste ISOLDE i'm
Glitter bon ga Sabren ouf ieiner Sarm
in Der @abe osS Goaconaoe Sluhes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-18
Cine aruse Qarthie

Imerttaatider Saf@ea : 1tbrea
iurben erbaIteu, iueI6e gum biaigfen
Prrife abseseben perben. Rnmmt
unb Sber3eust Gn@ itIbF.
9th Reinharbt,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-18
hg@ ormmM0

Gbe Sbr Or. Slueuf &6nis's Sam
burger SautiIieu- Mebisinen fault, Io6.
eud bon Gurem Q~potbefer ODER Sanb'
les bic Observation-Disclosures bon q
SogeIer&@ 60. aeieen, bamit Shr
n'@t Ourd i&Ie4te sta9obmunseu be-
troeen mer6et.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-18

,8si bieier Sib', 1T S0uer's Sd
Sn 6ieiem OOrf Der re3te sled"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-18
0es
&l1lteS%
Scruphlen.

Matb. Sartin9s, ct. @oIa, Sbio-
rotten Scropbeln nit Der @urSeI aus.
SOsartiseSledten
Serr Steif, Suanoa9o, q. 9.-bes
irciten mid BON elmer b0SortioenSlc9te,
on psIdcr i'd beiuobe 2 Sabre lit.
SHrue uuuOru.
Scrop bnloier &C atur.
Srau Gliiabetb SsiI, MaroIbon,
Misc. ,-beilten meiuen Sobn bon
Cincm o~fcnen Sein, an benz er bicIe
Sabre lit.
@il6zSriu.
Sopbie Stelma&er, Miuueiota 9afe,
Niin.-curirte ~0ffeneS Sein, on Dem i1
felt II Sabreu lit.
Slutsri@wire.
Scr. 6. gSoli, Srentou, g. S.
besluedteu cine uo1fommene SeiIung
elmer lan9picrigeu SiiteI.
&npfmcb.
Or. 9. 6. SrceitOne, Sumbura, Ya.,
-erfIuen ou9 bel fdWeren Sdlen,
ibrc Miiiiou.
9rr3tlupfru.
Spill. &oit, SalempiQe, @isc., -
gaben mir meine @elun6beit nieoer,
nahoem i'd LANCE 3eit on Serstlopfeu
lit.
9cioru bcs wribli6ru 0ei6lr9ts.
Srau Glifabetb 98idum, NfaIuair
@roue, Sus., - baben mid mad 6rei.
wo9entlidem Sebraude poIsdnOia
bersefeut.
9auttruutbeiten.
NusfdGGse, Sdwdren, Sal3ha6e.
SIe6en. MiteTer, 9eihpiire, @arbun.
tel, &inapurm, GriuOtOpf, idIimmt
&u9eu. &otblaut. Srdbe, @6orf
Ntibfarbc uuo anoere Sraut6eiten bel
&aut lit Ser @ebraud Ger Sropfen Dor
unuergIeidIiher gSirfune. Cine e i n.
aige SIoi6e mirS in fat oIer
Sdueu ben lluelGubi9fen bon Del
8trtung bieieS 9siImittels iibcrxueeu
Sie SIaide Samburser Sropfer
fofet so Gents. ODER funf Sloider
81, flub BEL allen @potbeferu uu6 Sano
iern in Webi;inen gu baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-18
StQtg su Derfaufen

9ebroudtes 5anSpertSeue fur Nf0'
beIi9reiner, befebeno aus StbsIbanf,
9etelid9en, SObeI, G5Arau5sninssn,
Stemm' uno 8obrmaidiue u. {. ~.
BEL 81. s. Safenrttter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-18
SroubcnSerlam0

rs Sic rnter3eidneten faufen
bieIen 9erbft ale Sorten Srauben unO
be;abIen fur oieieIben ben b0dften
Marft preis.
so. NpefcbeI. &d6crcr S GU.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-18

masenletbem.
Scbn 81. &ofenfeQer, GI 8afo,
@ooSforo 60, Sas. - Mteine Ssrau,
wclGe felt Sabren an 9f~aaenIeiben lift,
muroe burd ben 9ebruu@ BON Or.
9tueuit SOuiss Samburser Sropfen
bouitdu0ie iuieber ber9eieqt.
@agenberi3lrimHus.
36,iabriaes 2ei6en.
M. s. Salt, Sanias Gitb, NTo.-
BADEN mid 7~5,idbrisen @reiS wieosr
boltommen bereeiteat, na6oem i9 ale
9ofnuns aufseseben.
llnbrr0nuli6feit.
12siG6riaes 9eioen.
6rnu Mnnie SO. SobIwager, Wi66les
ton, 8a.-S1 fam bonn 8ruub meines
SCREENS foeeu, baB ib Soft banfe, oaB
.r mir oura oieieS Nittel sebolfen bat.
NppetitlOFsfeit.
Yeter Glrmens, 9ittIe Orleans, Mt6.
SD bin "a Sabre alt uno fonnte
feline Speiieu mebr ertra9en, baben
mid picoer neu sefrdfti9t, mad Sem i9
idOu bic 9ofnung auf9ese6en
S6pG9e.
Charles Suuptmann, &iOer Yoint,
u. S.-baben mid iorueit curirt, baB
i'd mad adt @oden lanaem &rantIein
II pieber metneu 9eidaften nadees
ben tann.
&rGmpfe.
Gapt. q. 8aumsnrten, IfdIanb,
Sp.,-baben mid su ieber Belt bon
Srdmpfen 5%efreit, ia, tbaten aIs Sor'
5cugungsmitteI aussesei9nete Siente.
Gulir.
9uoruig @eber, Dane 60, 9Sisc.,
baden meinen Sobn bon beftieer
5sfreit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-18

geim 8rsbmann an trr 4ten Strae
0itt's fibIes Bier in er9eem @lae,
llub Pom beifrn Nfi1puri Wein
Sat 8rehmann aNh, 9ebt nur bineirt.
CUR Ssluift9ung Der 6Gfe,
8inbet man aud ffets bas Bette,
6ir bic Spieler lrr9t CT prbt
Sdt Sdrten une len npigernbrle."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-18
0rONc Sc nlqEcit!
NO GreArs

Der unteraei@nete hat Ii3 tntf&lof-
fen bon nun an fein eribss gaeer bon
S4nben uno Gtiefeln ilur fig Baax
on feline Run0en su peEilanlen. Da ftb
meme @aaren fur Barr fintaufe nn6
un0 wieoerum fur @aar beEEaufe, 10
bin i'd in 9tonb aeiebt biaieer ais ie
~ D~ertnnfen. SD babe feins NMsIoaen
fur Builder, feline nnniten 9eitperfanm-
niGe un6 feline 0erInhe an f&Itdten
Sunoen, tebboIb aud cline grobe STE.
6nttion i'm Breiie meiner @doren.
SOmmt nno iberasust end feIbft.
@ m. 9Iee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-18
TanfiaaunN,

Gie llnter,eihneten flbIen f6 Uer'
pTi diet alien Semen bic ihr BeiIeio
bel Dem Beerdhnife uuieres 9eItebten
So6terhenS. our6 ibre @nwefenbeit
beseugten. ibren inni9iten Snnf absn'
itotten; befounerS abes ben Erdaern.
Sabu RIattner u. Satin.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-07-03
Oatmeal and Eiik Diet.

Why are the Scotch people, who drink q
great deal of whisky, the best developed
pliysicaily, OF any OF the English race? Ac-
cor,ling to DR.. Edward Smith, who care.
faliy investigated the subject, their fine
bodies are in Il great part the result of their
diet of oatmeal and milk. The Scotch
women and children do less factory work,
and live more ont Of doors.
When the writer was in Edinburg. the
celebrated DIR. Guthrie called lis attention
TO the size of Scotch people, and to the fact
that TIE average size OF their heads was
greater thar that OF any other nation in the
world, not excepting even the English !;
and wien asked how he accounted for this,
he replied that he thought it was owing
largely TO their universal devotion to oat-
meal. Indeed, the writer observed that the
national dish was found upon the table ct
almost every meal, in the houses Of the
rich as well as the poor. In the morning
came the musll, and in the evening the ira
ditional cake. about the size of the crown
of Il hat. and a little harder than a sun-dried
brick. For further confirmation on this
important question, let the writer add that
lie has found Il great advantage to follow
the daily Use of (honesD brown bread and
oatmeal in his family, A child whose first
teeth came through in a starved condition,
81 that ttiStfFs tsfst4fhs.: IsfreH 6esse1-wItfi
rs iinca set of second cutters as any one
could ask, while the general health Of ali
has improved. In fact, we all vote that
we must daily have our brown bread and
its twia-sister dish Of oatrieal.-Dr. HoL-
.J.ooh-
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-07-03
SUMMONS.

In le Dis:ric. Cour. Of the First Judicial Dis
irict Of The Territory CT Montana, in and for the
County Of Gaiia::a.
BYRON TREELAND. Plaintiff, against GYM
TINA A. YREELAND, Defendant.
Action brought in the District Court Of the
First Judicial District Of the Territory of Mon
taaa, il and fer the said County of Gal!atin, and
the complaint .iled in said County of Galiatin,
in the oliee of the Clerk Of said District Court
The people of the Territory or Montana send
greeting TO Cynthia A. Vreeland, the above
named defendant:
I0u are hereby required 70 appear in an ac-
ton brought agaius: YOU by the above named
plaintiff, in the District Court of the First Judi
ciai District OF the Territory Of Montana, in and
for SAFE; County cf Caiia,in and to answer the
complaint 1ed therein, w-iil:iT ten days (exclu-
siye Of the day OF ssrgicc) after The service on
you Of this stiTanions-if served within this
County: or if served out of This County, bu. in
this district, within twenty days, otherwise.
within forty dayS-or jaae smeni by default will
be taken against you, according to the pray er
Of said complaint.
The said action i; brought TO obtain q decree
to dissolve tie bonds OF matrimony new exist
ing between yourself ard said plaintiff, Byron
Nreelan' and FIR costs of suit, will more
fully appear by reference to plaintiffs COM
piaini, on file herein.
Aud you are hereby lied that if you fail to
app ear and answer The sad complaint, as above
required, Tie said plaintiff Will lake default
against you, and apply TO The said Court for the
relief demanded ID bis said complaint
Given under my hand and The seal Of the ris-
irict Court Of The First Judicial district of The
Territory Of Montana, in and for said County OF
Gilatin. this Lib daK iure LIN: IS
enty-niha
THEO. MUFFLY, Clerk.
By ANNE J. MALiS, Deputy CLERK. [sl-5w
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-07-03
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of tho First Judicial Dis
trict OF The Territory Of Montana, il and for the
County of Galiain.
JACOB SpEITH and Gil ARIES KRUG, doing
business under the firm name and style of
sPEITH & kRLG, Plaintiffs, against JOHN
BLUM, Defendant
The people of the Territory Of Montana send
greeting TO John Blum, the above named de-
PENDANT:
lou are hereby required 70 appear before our
said District Court on the first day of The next
regular Term thereof, TO lie held at The town Of
BozemaG City. in said County and Territory, to
show cl,ise why a Judgment rendered against
you and in favor Of said plaintiffs, Charles
krug ard Jacob Spei.., on the Ssh day of
April. \. y. 1873, should not be revived, and
lie and remain in full force As heretofore enter
ed. AMI for the aTlcant found 20 be due to said
plaintiffs on The day herein specified.
And you are hereby notified hat if you fail TO
appear above required. the said plaintiffs will
apply to said COur for the relief demanded.
Given under M hand and the Seal Of the Dis
trist Court Of the First judicial District of the
Territory OF Montana, in aud tor the County OF
Gailaiil, on this liili Gay OF June, a. ID. 1879.
THEO. NCFFLY, Clerk.
BY AI.E J. MALT, Deputy.
Nivion & Fierce, A;i'ys for Pits. [3l-5w
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-07-03
Medicinal Effects OF Onions.

A mother writes: Twice a week invaii-
ably-and it was generally when we had
cold meat minced-I gave TIE children a
dinner which was hailed with delight and
lookelto this was dish of boiled onions.
The little things knew not that they were
taking the best OF medicine for cXpcling
what most children suffer from-wornls.
Mine were kept free with this remedy
alone. Not only boiled onions for dinner,
but ciiycs also they We're encouraged to
eat with their bread and butter, and for
this purpose they had tufts of chives in
their gardens. 1t was medical man who
taught me to eat boiled onions as a specific
for cold in the chest. He did not know
at the time, until | told him. that they were
good Tor anything else. a case is now I'M
der our own observation in which rheu-
matte patient. an extreme sufferer, finds
great relief from eating onions freely.
either cooked or raw. He asserts that by
no means n fancy, and he says so after
having persistently tried Turkish baths.
%alvanism. and nearly all tue potions and
plas:crs that are advertised as certain ale
yia:cs or cures.-Hants, Eng, Adrertiser.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-07-03
Train AaPsi=ed by . Wind Storm.

There was cute incident connected with
the accident TO the Utah & Western II. r.,
The other day, when it was capslzed by a
wind storm, in returning from Lake Point,
laden with the Sunday school excursion
lists. just as the train went over. tie sud-
den lurch threw Il little girl upward thro'
IN open window and landed her on the
ground outside. Without losing her self
possession, she called to her mother
Come out this way, mamma, you can get
out where l did," Singularly enough a
huge boulder crushed in the under side OF
the coach, directly where the child had
been sitting, and no doubt would have
CAUSED her death, but for the sudden Jerk
referred TO. The conductor had the side
OF his head and one hip skinned. one
thumb broken an his wrist gasled, but is
again on duty. The dead brakeman was
inferred at Salt Lake. No one else scratch
ed. The accident was caused by sudden
gust Of wind which swept down through
a gorge in the Oqnirr range.-Oyden Free
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-07-03
Home Religion.
To1hw es,crn Christian Advocate.

forfhW estcrn Christian Advocate.
Home religion is a thing of the heart
which is the same as saying it is thing OF
love. II may exist in connection with
forms: and it may exist in its sweetest I'M
folding. Independent Of forms. 1t may say
grace ct The table; and it may not say grace
ut the table. 1t may be gifted to sustain
family altar; and it may not have the
gift requisite. Dut if the heart be right.
there shall be grace and prayerfulness.
albeit forms belaching in the family. There
is way Of eating your food which thanks
God better than any formal gracc-saying
that can he devised. There is way OF
kissing Tie wife alter the meal and the hus-
band is leaving for his Office, which covers
the whole ground between husband and
wife intended to be covered by the infiu-
cncc OF the family altar. We have known
"A man to ask a blessing on food which he
himself condemned in the next breath. 10
thank God for food, and scold your wife
or the cook in the next breath because the
steak is ovcrlone, or the cakes not brown
Cd to Your suting, or the tea too strong, is
something more, friend, than impiety; it is
indecency. Home religion should be low
ing first of all, and last of all it should be
loving. 1t should be very patient, too.
specially on those days when it is hard to
he patient. 1t should be cheerful, esreci-
ally when it takes wit to invent occasions
of mir:hfnlness. 1t should be brave, not to
face the troubles that are without, but tie
troubles that are within. A kindly word,
pleasant speech, a cheerful or sympa-
iheiic look, Il touch Of the hand in the old
tender fashion Of the counting days, a
stroking Of the cheek and the soft move
ment of the palm over the hair ooiish
tricks" Yon are faol II you say il,
friend. You didn't think that they were
foolish tricks once, AMI you were wiser
then than now that you have dropped
them. a little more counting in married
life would keep married lite what courtship
IL. The fooishness of love is wiser than
the wisdom of hate: and the more foolisl, |
you are in these directions, the happier
will your home be. and the swecter will
your home religion be.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-07-03

Doing mp Mems Linen.

A husband complained that his shirt
lposoms and collars were badly done up
and the case was referred 10 knowing
shiIt-maker. and his answer is well worth
the attention of houschcepers: Yes,
said the man. ..lhe fault is with your aun-
dress. While doing UP your collars SIZE
stretches them the wrong way. Damp
linen is very pliabIe, and good pull will
alter fonr,ecn-inch to a fifteen-inch collar
in the tvinkling Of IN eye. She ought to
stretch them crosswise and not lengtliwise.
Then in Strengthening ont your shirt bos-
ON she makes another mistake of the same
sort. They also ought TO BE pulled cross
wise instead Of lenthwisc. particularly in
the ncighboriiood of the neck. A length
wise pull draws the front of the neck band
somea hat directly under your chin. where
ii was never meant to 90, and OF course
that spoils the set OF your collar. With the
from. Of your neck band an inch too high,
and your collar an inch too long, you lave
a most undesirable combination
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-07-03
NO. 8
Notice Of Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, u. T.,
June 20, 1873.
ny Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
~ following-named settler has filed notice
of his intention 10 MAKE final proof in support
OF his claim and secure final entry thereof nj
the expiration of thirty days from the date OF
this notice, viz: Luther ). whitney:
Prescription declara!ory statement No. 4'5i
for the East half Of tie NOrih-eas, quarter of
sec. No 81, Township 10. 9, North of Range
No. 40 and names ;be following As bis VIII
neGses, viz: Charles savage ant Charles Brown,
OF Mie3 City, Custer County, Montana.
3a-5w j. Ii. NOE. Register.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-07-03
Romantic Elopernent.

A Princess has elopcd with Duke in
Samoa. His exccllency, the Governor OF
the Ian MasIga District, in the Island OF
Upola, had a charming sister name Toe.
with the complexion of a baked goose, a
cocoanut apron, a necklace of birds claws,
and fancy that wa zee. He was ardent
ly attached to her, and could not be in
duced to consent to her marriage under
any considerations, social or political.
When Duke Malictoa fell in love with her.
the courtship was conducted clandestinely,
and eventually an elopement was agreed
upon, and carried into execution. The
Governor bethought himself OF bit Of
strategy to recover possession of his truant
sister. lie sent message to Toe, pretend
ing to be rcconciled to her choice, and re-
ques!ing her to return and he married un-
der the baronial thatch. in proper state.
The dusky L0thario fell into this trap.
Great preparations were made for the oc-
casion, and Lord Maletoa. accompanied
by the fair Toe, set out on his return, fol-
lowed by all his relatives in an imposing
procession, bearing baked pigs in profu-
sion, and timing march to the beating of
tom toms. On Sunday the Governor feign-
ed severe attack of govt, and sent mes
sage for the lovely Toe to hasten to the
bedside Of her poor brother. The unsus-
pecting one obeyed, bat no sooner was she
inside the Governors lines, than she was
bundled into a'canoe and conveyed to SOFIA
Sofa in her brothers domain. The dis
tracted Maiietoa and his retainers remained
where they were biyouaced, assuaging
their grief by gorging themselves with
baked pig and other delicacies, not know
ing what disposition had been made of the
missing bride. Toe professed great regret
for her folly. declared that she had entirely
overcome her love for Maletoa, and would
become dutifnl sister. But
she had not proved false to her lover She
sent him a letter, and within a few hours
war canoe, containing seventy warriors
armed to the teeth, put into Sofa Sofa. The
faithful Toe bad SO arranged that the guard
Of old women Under whose surveillance
she had been placed should be out Of reach |
at the appointed time When the war
canoe came inside OF the reef, she rushed |
forth without tarrying to cast or her sim
pie apparel. boldly plunged into the water,
swan out to the boat, and was taken on |
board. Then she sank into the arms Of |
ler lover.
Il ess
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-07-03

Warehouse, a. we'll as Farm Mlls. ar. t.,o.lv con-
s1ucsed both kinds requiring ninc sizes 70 accom-.
nodate the demand. and giving capacity of iom +.
koo nusnel: per hou, according to size Of mill
@o set up o. "knockcd down" for inrwasdiipe
s1laod a. requested: and "a al eases put nee a
board Ian or Steamer. Orders fusd ssme dsv "a
Mills shipped knocked down. 20 for liz =.
nessnf charged as when forwarded eiset up.s Oaeo-
0sPes and Circulars supplied on appkcasion. Prices
III PC quoted loaO and on liberal tesma Cores.
VoD0GDce soiDc1todr q
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-07-03

can make money faster at work for us han at
anything else. Capital not require. we will
~ start you. el2 per day at home may DE made
ny the industrious. Men, women, boys and s......s
wanted everywhere to work for us. Now fave.
time Costly outfit and terms free. a..,;re,.
TRUE CO., Augusta, Maine. u-yI-lyI
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-07-03

Berlin, June 2l.--It is stated from Saint
Petersburg that important changes will be
made in the personnel OF the administration
One of the changes WIN be in the ministry
of instruction. 1t is also stated that one
Of the Russian Generals proposes to allow
the freedom of the press in the Govern
ment, and desires to have newspaper es-
tablisbed in which all the ideas of the
NihiIists--land and liberty-can be freely
discussed. 1t is said the Emperor has
the idea.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-27
saEKlRFssALR.

BY vIrtueof specisl uxecutloB. Iasued from
the ofiicc uf the Clerk Of the CiFcmis Court of
Miller county, MissouFi, In favor ~ the S,ate
ot Missouri, at the relnsIon and 10 she use OF
Iames N, BrOckman. tinilees0f 81 tbe Revs-
Que ~ M,fler county n .s0rr and -gsias,
LswIs MurtoB, dated ths lo,h day ofJ.naary
A. d. ,8se, and 10 the Undersigned Hhsgiil
deiiYereds I will ON
Tussday, the 25b day Of Msvch, 1879,
bsaween the hours OF nine o'elopk In she te.e-
nooa aud ave O'Clock 10 the nfteFBoon ~ that
day, nt the Court bOuse dosf u tte town os
Tusenmb bia. Millyf county. HGnte 81 niaeonri,
aus NhlIs ths Chenit Court Of Asliss cOunIs
y tB seeslnB, expose 70 sa.s AZ p0tii1 suction
70 the highpst bsssdvr Cor cssl u bard, All shs
right Ut ., intcrsst aud eFla she t4ld
l&gs,s MDrton OF, 10 nnd t0tos folioWiBR
sieacribsd reai estate, situattd in the court,
Of Mllee aud STATE o. NJ ss,.uvi, to-Nit: 700
acfes ths sast hsii Sonth weat quarter ahd
sbuthwsrt qusPter soothtsst quarter and the
east halt Uf tho southeast qusrIer, section
thir.e-n, township thlrty-eignt, Fsnge thir-
teec. Levied upon and TO 90 sold 10 satisfy
RAID execution aud ct,4t4s
p. :. MILLER, Sheriff.