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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-07
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered by the Speotal Reporters Of the
Daily Globe.
SALTWATER.

John Dillon was billed yesterday for Oc-
tober 10.
Pete johnson was sent up yesterday for
eight days for drunkenness.
g. The Saltwater Mills received 1 1900 bushels
of wheat yesterday from Osceola.
Water in the lake is now at stand at one
foot four inches, q rise of one inch.
Andrew Boreen and John Swanson paid
$3.50 each yesterday for disturbance of the
peace.
A new millinery establishment is to be
opened in the Mower block by Mrs. r. E..
Smith. IA
A. E. Jordan, not T.. Jordan, borrowed
81 600 from the Building association Satur-
day night. N
Mr.. Chris. Oarli, who has established q
photograph gallery in Shakopee, was in the
city yesterday.
Butler, the merchant tailor on lower
Chestnut street, is having his establishment
enlarged and repaired. 49,
= The Knights of Pythias are making pre-
parations to present the play of "Caste."
The books are expected to. day.
The Crusader society contributed $35 in
aid of the Memphis sufferers Sunday, and
the Father Mathew society 800.
A mission is being held this week at the
German Catholic church, by Fathers Men,
hi and Voohner, from Burlington, Iowa.
For sale by Matt. Clark, pair of black
mares, / 1850 to !, 100 pounds in weight, one
riding and driving horse, and one family
horse. -
Yesterday was 80 insuferably hot, windy
and dusty that it appeared to take all
the animation and vim out of those who felt
its influence. aEErT
Fourteen hundred bushels of wheat and
800 barrels of flour came up from Prescott
yesterday for Duluth. One hundred barrels
of the -four will be shipped direct to Bre-
men. Germany. sssa7
The examination of Robt. Sinclair for as
sault with intent to do great bodily harm,
! which was to have taken place yesterday,
was continued till Thursday owing to the
still critical condition of Mr.. MacKey.
| D. r. Howe had an examination yesterday
forenoon for the larceny of pair of boots
and coat from Y. @. Seward, but was re.
leased as the testimony was insufficient to
convict him. Seward Immediately swore out
another complaint charging him with steal.
ing and selling quantity of brass rules
Howe had his examination in the afternoon
a number of witnesses being sworn on the
defense in regard to Stewards character fol
truth and veracity. The examination was
continued to Friday at 8 o'clock 4. NJ. I'm
mediately on the discharge of Howe for the
larceny of the boots and coat he swore out
warrant for the arrest of Mr.. Seward fo1
perjury in his testimony during the exami
nation of said Howe for the larceny of the
boots and coat. iaE 7@&E@ j..
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-07
Municipal Court.
before Judge Flint.l
CRIMINAL.


The State vs.. James Conway; bastardy.
Held to the grand jury and committed in de-
fault of $500 bail.
The City W.. Peter Ramaeciatti: violating
fire ordinance. Continued until the 10th inst.
at 9 A. M.
The City vs.. Charles Jahnke; nuisance. Con.
tinued until the 7th inst. at 4. II.
The City vs.. p. w. Bowling; Drunkenness.
Committed for three days.
The City va. Narcis Tuchette; drunkenness
Fine of IS paid and defendant discharged,
The City vs.. Frank Frei; petit larceny. Dis
missed.
The City W.. Thomas W. Grove and Edward
d. Duffy; disorderly conduct. Fines of as
and costs each paid and defendants discharged.
The City vs.. 8. Mattson, John Erickson And
F. Lundegreen; disorderly conduct. Fines Of
% each paid and defendants discharged.
The State Va. Alois Hernzle; petit larcenv.
Proceedings stayed during good behavior.
The City VI. John Murphy and William
johnson; disorderly conduct. Committed for
three days each.
A. L. Harrow vs.. John F. Newton ct NJ. !.
action for damages. Decision fled DENYING
motions to dismiss for want of jurisdiction
and also for change of venue
Frank n. Harrow W.. John r. Newton ct al. !:
same. Same.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-07

Democrat, fought in the Union army all
through the war. But even if this was not
the case, his removal was justifable, for it
has never been the policy of any party to
keep its opponents in Office. The only COM
plant we have to make in the premises is
that Blaine was not removed soon enough.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-07

BECAUSE Senator Blsine's brother, a Re.
publican, was removed few days ago from q
place in the Senate document room, the Re-
publican press are bowling about it. DEM
ocratio prescription of loyal men. Mr..
Blaine never testified his loyalty by entering
tho army, while his successor, an Indiana
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-07

TIE litigation over Brigham Young's
estate has ended in compromise, the con-
testing heirs receiving $4,000 and the law
yers $4,000. The lawyers of Utah are ap~
parently poorly educated in their profession,
for elsewhere they generally take the entire
estate.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-07

The present Indian troubles promise to
revive the discussion of the question OF
transferring the Indian bureau to the wal
department. So many and glaring have
been the faults of the present management
that large majority of the people are
clamoring for a change, in the hope that
that change will be for the better. 1t Ger
tainly could not be for the worse.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-07

The majority for the Repu blican candi-
date for President in Mains in 1876 was
16,477. The majority against the Republi-
can candidate for Governor in 1879 was
1,13s. This is the great Republican victory
over which the "white -plumsd knight" is
Boosting SO loudly. To less interested citi-
zens such change looks very much like a
defeat.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-07

MATT CARPENTER and zaeh Chandler are
going to speak to the citizens OF Milwaukee
this week from the same stand. We would
suggest as an appropriate emblem for the
occasion an artistic representation of the
demi-1nonde and the demiiohn.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-07

RUSSIA does not propose to make the fatal
mistake of demonetizing silver that has
brought such calamity upon England and
Germany. The minis of that country are to
coin about twenty eight millions of rubles
next year, one-fourth OF the amount to be
in silver
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-07

I'VE correspondents say that Congress will
talk m.re than it will work at the next SEES
sion. Ver5 likely. A leopard cannot change
his spots in an instant. It is as natural fol-
a Congressman to salk as it is for duck to
swim. -.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-07
THE WEEKLY GLOBE,

The WEEKLY GLOBE is double the size of
the Daily, eight pages, containing ffty-six
columns. In order to more thoroughly in
troduce it we will send it from this date to
January LIST, 1880, for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Send in your lists.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-07
Probate Court.

.-I----E,' 1TOOUt6 VO1ZTE. \
Before Judge O. Gurman.D
In the matter of the estates of Emily M,
German, George Culver, Morris Lamprey,
Michael Shortal, Samuel Levi. John M. Keller.
Lucinda NJ. Eaton, John Farrell, George B.
Warner, Hiram Rogers, Hattie Smith, Girart
Hewitt, Herman Harf and Earnest Otte;
deceased. Claims filed.
In the matter of the insanity of James Hart.
Adjudged insane and committed to the hog
pital for the insane.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-07

For months this year there has not been !
drop of water in the Rio Grande for : distance
OF about 500 miles. There il great suffering
Of the people in that district IN consequences,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-07

BEN. BUTLER is announced to take the
stump on his own behalf. He should re-
member the old saying that she has fool
for lawyer who hes himself for client"
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-07
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
STATE TICKET.

aovernor-EDMUND RICE, of Ramsey.
Lieutenant GOvernOr-E. p. BARNUM of Stearns
Secretary of State-FELIX A. BOREv', of LIE Sueur
State Treasurer-L E. COWDREY, of Olmsted.
Attorney General-P. NJ. BABCOCK, of Hennepin
K. H. Com.--COL. VIM. COLVILLE, Of Goodhue.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-07

at length. It is not pretended that the
losers did any improper act. They were
hundreds of miles away and knew nothing
of the destruction, but it is said they are re-
sponsible for the action of the Pennsylvania
Railroad company, their bailees. Conced-
ing this to be SO, for the purposes of this
case. what act of the company was illegal or
improper within the meaning of the statute7
It was said the mob were fired on. Granted.
But by whom? Not by the Pennsylvania
Railroad company, but by the military sent
there by the governor of the State in re-
Spouse to a telegram from the sheriff of
Allegheny county, asking for troops to assist
him in quietlng riot. Whether
the firing was judicious under the circum-
stances we are not called upon to say. It is
no part of this case. 1t is enough for us to
know that, whether judiclous or otherwise,
it was an act for which neither the company
nor the plaintiffs are responsible. Bat it is
said that the company reduced the wages of
their employees, and, in the face of the dis
satisfaction produced thereby, endeavored to
move their trains in opposition to the will of
the mob. A more untenable position than
this could not be imagined. - For some days
cars loaded with freight from distant
points had been accommodating in the yards
at Pittsburgh by reason of the strike, and
the refusal of the strikers to allow them to
be moved forward to their destination. The
result was q blockade paralyzing the bust
ness of the country upon this, one of its
greatest arteries of commerce. In such q
vast collection of freight there must have
been much Of perishable nature. It was q
duty involving legal responsibility of the
company to forward it. In doing SO they
4 u y ~ 4 =
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-07

is treated.
mouth in good fighting condition he has en-
listed Tor the war. After he puts down the
Union brigadiers on the Democratic ticket in
Ohio, he will make speeches in Massachusett.
and Wisconsin.
Colonel Grant told reporter in San Fran
CISCO last week that as yet his father had TO-
oeived no proposition to take the presidency
of the Nicaragua Ship Canal Company, and
even if propositions should be made, Colonel
Grant said it was not probable that be wouId
accept them.
During General Grants visit to Toxic. Jan
an, he and Mrs. Grant each planted saplinp
near the Toshogu Temple. craven stone to
commemorate the event has been placed in
front of each tree, one bearing tho inscription.
Grants Hinoki," and the other .Mrs. Grant.
Glyokuran."
The owner Of the trotting horse Young Bru-
tus being too late to properly enter the beast
for . race at Great Darlington, Mass, hired
postof6ce clerk to set back the date Of The
stamp on the envelope in which the entrance
fee was sent, but the trick was discovered and
the horse excluded.
The Duke of Cambridge, commando. -;p-
chief of the British army, is at Wildbad, Ger
many. taking the waters for the govt. His
absence from his post at the Horse Guards at
this important moment is commented upon,
He is accompanied by Mrs. Beauclerc, whom
he dishonors with his protection.
The Baptist Weekly asks " How can u sun,
mer vacation be prevented from working evil
to the religious ife?" The practice of being
sure that you have enough bait every morning
you start will help nightly. Nothing SO tends
to demoralize the religious life in the average
man as to find as he sits fishing four miles from
the hotel, and at . time when the fish are bit.
ing we'll, that the bait ia out aud he must r..
urn for more.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-27
saERIFEns sALE.

By virtue ~ u transcript execution, Issued
from tn cfice OF the CLERK OF the Circuit
Court o, M,l,.r county, MiSsOee, 10 favor %
hs STATE ul Missbu-i, St the relation and 10
She zee o, JAS. M. Brockman, collector OF th
~ venue ot Mhier county. Mi-souri and
against Mari n w. Smith, da cd 26.h day Of
February, 1870 sud " the undersigned
sheriff delive, eu, | will on
Wednesday. shs 26sh day Of March, 1883;
he, ween the hours Of nine O'Clock 10 the
tnrsnoon and Ave o'cock IN the afternoon o.
that day, at TIE Court house door 10 the towU
q Tuscumbia, Miller county. state OF Mir
souri, aud while thr Circuit G nrt OF Miller
cous ~ Is 10 s~essioo, expose 10 sale ~ public
4, Ct on 10 the highest bidder Tor cash 10
rand, all the right, title, interest anc esra,e
Of the said Marion w. Smith u, IN and 10
ths following described real estate Situated
10 the county OF Miller aud State OF Missouri.
c-wit: IL acres nortbeEs, IT quarter sou III
asst quarter IN. o X section 10. township
40, range Is, aud 1874 seres northeast ir quar-
Z : southeast quarter and east halt northtast
auartar and sruthNsst irl qusrt.r Dotthras'
quarter section los towts chip 40, range Ia
levied upnn ana 10 be sold TO satisfy sAid
xecuiion ard .osts, or 90 much thrre0t ss
siil satisfy tbs hack thX"s on ibe same tol
he yssrs 1870, 1871. 1873, 1874, 1875. 1876
and 1871. r. 5. hILLEH, Sher'n.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-27
~aHERIrr's SALE.

nv virtue o. u transcript execution, Issued
rom ,he Office u tbs clsrk OF Ihe Oircpil
Court Of Milisr county, Missouri, la favor OF
tla State 81 M,@sanvs u TIA relation aud 10
ms use Of Jane. N. b oekmAu, collector OF
the revenue ., IA, Ter county, Missouri, and
n,alnst J ,vet Miller, dated 26 b day Of T.b.
ruury, 1879, .ud % the undersigned aaefId
delivered. 1 will on ~
"Wednesday, the 2e,h day Of March, 1870,
batweeu the hours OF nine O'Clock 10 the tvre-
noon and i've o'clock 10 tue afternoon ~ thst
dsy. a ths C6nu hUusa DUR In the mwn oi
Tu cumbiA, Miilar county. 0 gale OF dissouFi
and while thr Circuit Court Of Miller county
a In session, expose 70 sale ~ pubIie. suction
a. tue highest bidder Tor easn 10 hand. u Q
rehl. title, i1tarstt and estate o. tue tAld
j .rr.s Miller Of IN and 70 the following dee.
crIba1 real estata situated la the epuniy Of
N,I.es and state OF MissOuri, to-wtii 80 acres
seu,h hall D0ftheaat quarter section 2, town.
snly 81, rangs 10. Levied upon and " be
sold 10 safb,fs euid execution and c0stsi OF 90
muah skersOl A. will satisfy SRA baak tsyss
81 H. came ,of the vesrs 1889. 1870, 1871,
.ie1e 1874. 1875, 1876 end 1877.
Ps-H. MtttRR, Sheriff.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-27
sHERIpFss sAtk.

By virtue Of q sranscript execution, issusd
from the oflcs III the Clerk OF the Circuit
court Of Miilef county, Missouri, IN favor o.,
the State o. Mitsauri, 1t the relation and 10
she use Of J,m.s NJ Brockmsn, col, Of
he revenue Of Mnltr cnunty, Missouri and
against WAlioFt Herr an ' Hnnter Herr, dat
e,t 10Th dav Of February, Ie19. and TO the un
dersigned Suerlf delivered / will on
"Wednesday the 20 b day Of March, 1879.
between ,hs hours Ut nine o. o'clock In bs tore.
noon and Il se O'Clock In the afternoon o. that
day, at tile . urt house door In the Unvn OF
Tuscambia Miller county, stats Of Missouri
and while the Circuit Court oil Ailier cuunty
Is In session, expos TO sale at public auction
20 the highest bidder tor cash in hAud, all
the Fight title, ~int.reft aud ystete uf the said
Walior, Hsrr and Hunter Herr of, in AID to
the following descrihef real estate situated
IN the county OF Mitief and State Of NJ stouri.
towns; 100 HcF,s east bail northwe.t quarter
northwest quntter northwest quarter sc roc
L. towmh y Al, range l. and leo acres north
naif north halt section toSnship Al,
range - Levied upon aud TO- be sold VI
sAthsiy said execution snh costs.
y 8 MILLER. Sheriff.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-27
sKkRlFF's SALE.

By virtue OF n Transcript ~exseution, iasued
rom the tGies OF ths Clark OF the Circuit
O,,nrt Oi miller COUNTY, AieSagN4 in Avor Of
lbe Stsss If AiAarnfi, at the. relation and IN
no use OF JanIes u BrockmAn, eollsclor OF
me revenue % Miller county, AiSaonri and
iRulnst David HS VIXEN Hnd Snsanns Hawken
dS,ed 70 h day OF February, 1879 and to The
uaderUgnsd sheriff delivered, / will on
wedues lay the % n day OF March, 1879,
bet weeu tho houvs Of nine O'clock In TIE
forenoon and fva o'clock inlhe AFTERNOON ri
that day, ut the Cout house door In the
avn OF TuscumbiS. Miller enuHty, State OF
Missouri aud while the Circuit Court OF Nil
Ter county is in session. expose TO sale At
nrbiic Aua ton TO the hughes. bidder for cash
n band, ali tha RIGHT, title, intbrost and Of.
,ate OF the satA David HaYks8 end Susanna
nawken ut, In and to tbs following de.cribed
real eaiAle situ-ted in the coonIy of Miller
.hd State OF Missouri. 10 wit! SS7 acres
southwest quarter northeast quarter snuth-
.,sst quarter aorth west quarter and s0uth-
east nalf and east half southwest part
.,u.hw-s, gu srtsr south west quarter 8 ctsop
No. 70, aid l2l acres horth bali north west
quarter anu northwest quarp.r northeast
quarter ssrsion 80, township ~, range IL
l.vlsd upon an TO be sold W satisfy said
execution and Gusts,
p 8. N1LLgR. Sheriff.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-27
TeuPsdAy. March 27th, 1873.
sHER res SALE.

By virtue Of u Irai script ex cuuon. Issued
from the Office OF the Ci,tk Of the Circuit
Court OF M,tlrr county Missouri. 10 favor OF
he safe td Missouri, ~ tine tslaiiin and 10
the use of las. N. Brockmat, collector o. the
revenue OF Mlller county. Missouri An,i
nQajDst b rch>r Yorgh,, dated 18th day o;
Fshrnary, 1879 and "a the undersigned
Snerif Delivered, will on
Tbunday, Narcb 9Th. lsfs.
between the hours OF nine o'clocS ia the fore.
noon and Ava O'Clock IN the pttefnoon Of Ina
day. al ths Cnnrt house daos In tbs town o.
Tuscumhia, NJ TER couOtv, State o. n ssonTi
And whla tbs O :, plt Court OF Miller county
IA Ia s~esslon, expOs- 10 snle - public suction
10 the highest bsddeE nor eayh " hsad, al NJ
TsRht, i,tI4, interest ami sstIta 81 tho said
BIrchard yorght Of, 10 and V The following
a. ecr,bsd zeal estate sltuaIad IN tbs county
on Miller aud State IT Mtseonsi, to-~ig W
eOFss southeast quaFtrr nossh'sss. halt Afd
NORTHEAST Quss,er soulhv, O. q artsf aN'si0n
IL tOwnship 40 FeHxe 10. aid 40 scres
auuah~ast quarter south~ set "a sItrr aid
eat halt southsast qaattes saeiiun ~, biwn
ah,p 40. range lBs aud lg0 ecsee morEteast
qasrlef secllon Is, . iwnsaip ~ taaRe 10.
IevIed upon and 70 DO sold - a.tiaiy SID az
scuIDn aud cgsss.
=. -. NyLLnR, eheflg,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-27
Thu,sdAy. march 27.h, 1879,
sHERIFF,S SALE,

By Writ 10 OF n trsnssFiPt execution, Issued
from the Office ut tile y ERIK Of the @ CT,
Court % Mlue CT county. Missouri, la fSyor
of the B ate o. MIS.oa I, 1T the relation AMI
20 the nSs OF James M B 0 koran, CollectoF
Ut The R;vepns vi lIller cou ,ty, Mia, ur',
and ag.ihsi LOUIS W III ger, dared the 2esa
day Of February. 1873 Aad 10 the ADDER
sIgned Sheriff delivered. l will on
Thursday, Mrrcb 9Th. 1870
bstvsan the hours o: nineso'clock in the
,orenoon apd i've o clock In the Ait-gn1nn
OF tha, day. ~ the Court house door Ia tina
town OF Tuseumbis, Miller county, State oi
Miesouri, and while the Circuit Courteof
Miller county is Ia session, expose to Sair
a. public AuStinn TO tie highest bidder Tor
cash IA band, all he right, title, los rest ard
sstate OF TIE said l. ,uis Wiliin4er Of, 10 and
10 The fol owing dracr bed rssl-ertata aituai-
cd in The County fui lsr ahdStaie of Missodrl
IN Wit. 100 .cres Lor,hw,-st quarter ssetioh
IA, t.wpshlp 40 range 10. Levied upon and
% be sold ~ ssti,Iy said exscnii'n and cosss.
p. & MILLER, Sheriff.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-27
M.. Pls...u,, Feb. &c h, ls79.

ar 49, = NNN-N1 %kVa ~ ~ AOkSa
I'D. BAsREk: Dear Sur i SIX your indul.
gence again IL the, way VI little spsra In
your she's. 70 give some thoughts 10 regard
20 that old and p~erp'exlng question ihst hss
bsfi d the mIp1s OF quite 3 large bambrr Il
che puRAlisiic order OF mInds Tor ages p.st.
That 10 WHO 1t vas that struck BI Iy Palter-
son. Now il the parties searching after thai
dark deed should blunder ON to tho man who
struck Billy what will they do 70 qyspge ths
horrible deed will they vindiOat-Or ponish
the miscresns By pumping Wind into Or ,ut
OF The scape goat, they will then have done
. great deal Tor pos,erIty by settling this
SonderiRl unsettled question. They will BE-
entitled to the confidence mud support Of that
olaas of belngA who are danominayed dirt eat
ere and will no doubt be delighted with the
wonderful discovery made manifest over a.
thls late day.
Ga thoee rock bound hills long may he stand,
A light TO this bsnlghied land.
And oLen bis great bull-frog mouth
To warn the world from North to South,
For saying Beans Yes Beans and Psach hes
Ode to Billy Peterson ana Purps;
MoAn Azou.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-27
SHERIRF 5 SALE.

By virtue " a transcript execution. jsuusd
from the . flee OF tne Clerk OF the Circuit
Court Of Muller county Missouri, In favor OF
The State OF Missouri. At the relation sud 10
the use o JImss NJ. Brockman, Collector OF
Inc Revenue OF filler county. Missouri, ano
aeRihst JOSEPH Norris dated the rs b day OF
Fs0ruAry. 1879, and TO the u~aderngued
5herf delivered, 1 will on
Thorsdsy March 9Th 1879,
between the bours nf niue ,.'rlnck in the
forenoon and avs o'clock in the afteru 'On OF
tina day, ut The COurt h.uss DOOR Ia Ine town
OF Tuscun bia, Muller county, State Of is
souri,, and while the Circuit Court OF Miller
county Is In session, EXPOSE ~ saIe at pubic
A,.&iun 10 The highest bidder tor cash In hand,
sli tho right, title, interest aiyd sstits OF the
said Joseph Morris Of, 10 aud 10 the follow
ing described rsal,es.ste situated IN the
County "a Miller, and Stats Of Missouri. to-
wi,; $40 acres southeast quarter sud south
,nlf northeast quarter section nine, township
forty, range thirteen. J. WED upon snd 10
b. soId 10 satisfy said creation ard cos D.
p. 8. MILLER Snerlf
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-27


BEARS! BSAAs! BEANs! oIvE ~ BsAEa.
W. Vindicats n windy cause,
By all and every mieul;
But nov Can we further Vindicste,
Unless they ii givs Us beans.
Soms may think we hays the blues.
uplsee ofnesdeS brain,;
But we can somehow Vindicste,
Hthey'i ouls give us besus.
We eau. quite keep up wtad saorEh,
You sse It Father strains,
AND we'll surely have TO stop ths thing
Ii we tail To get some. beans,
There is things without an end you see,
AUD tough they are II scent,
We mean there is no end TO wind,
When we are supplied With beans.
We see the dead .maa IasS ths ring,
We protest SRslI 81 such scenes;
We will thsw up TAd-poie paddle
AS soon rs we get SONS beans.
Bay AEsthss kub-i better leOk out,
But doa'. disturb our Scb4me,,
Hyou would have us Wirdycate.
just ssnd us down some beans.