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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-08-27

In the District Court of the Second Judicial District
OF the Territory OF Montana, In and for the county
of Deer Lodge.
Frederick Loeber, Plaintiff,
VS.
Allie M. Loeber, Defendant.
The people Of the Territory OF Montana send greet
ing to Allie M. Loeber. Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear In an action
brought against by the aboycnamed Plaintiff, in
the District Court of the Second Judicial District of
the Territory Of Montana, In and for the county OF
Deer Lodge and to the complaint hled therein
within days Icxc1usye OF the day OF scrvice after
the service ON you OF this summons IL served within
this county; or If served out of this county, but In
this district within twenty days. otherwise within
forty days; or Judgment by default viii be taken
The said action Ii brought obtain the decree OF
said Court dissolving the bonds of matrimony
heretofore and now existing between
you and this plaintiff, and that you be disalowed any
alimony and that you be forever barred of any dover
or other interest plaintiff may have may here
after acquire In properly and for other ard fur
Their relief. The grounds upon which this action il
based Is the adultery of defendant committed at Diff
yers times and sundry places.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail TO an
pear and answer said complaint above required
the said plaintiff will take default against you aud
apply to the Court for the relief demanded IN the
prayer Of plaintiffs complaint.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the District
Courr Of the second Judicial District
of the Territory of Montana, III
IL. 81 and for the County of Deer Lodge this 9TH
day of August 10 tae year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and eighty.
#zsF#s GEO. w. IRWIN, H., Clerk,
THos L. NArros. Attorney tor Plaintiff. T9L5t
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Summons.

In tie District Court OF the Second Judicial District
of Deer Lodge.
Alice Pnllen Plaintiff, .rrf7i-e
Clinton Puen. Defendant,
The people OF the Territory OF Montana send greet
ing TO Clinton Pullen, Defendant. You ere hereby
required to to appear In action brought anst you
by the above named Plaintiff ir the District Court OF
the Second Judicial District Of the Territory OF Mon
tana In and for the County OF Deer Lodge. aid TO
the complaint filed therein within 10 Gays Tex
elusive OF the day OF service after the service yon Of
this Summons II served within this county. orf
ed out OF this county bnt In this District, within &c
days: otherwise within 40 days; Judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you according to the pray
OF said complaint.
The said action il brought to obtain the decree OF
fore and existing between plaintiff aud defendant
and TO award to plaintiff the custody Of one L. Pull
len, q boy child OF said plaintiff and defendant and
aged abont four years.
The grounds upon which this action IL based Is
defendants dcserton OF plaintiff on or ab0nt the
month of May A. ID. 1880, arr his continued absence
from plaintiff without pIairTitf's will consent.
And you hereby notified that IL you fail 10 APP
pear and said complaint above required the
raid Plaintiffs will take deiant against you and apply
% Court for the relief demanded In Plaintiffs COM
plsint.
Given under my hand and the Seal OF the Dis
trict Court OF the Second Judicial pistrict OF
Territory of Montana, IN and for the
" Of Eeer Lodge, this 7th day OF August In the
year OF orr Lord one thousand eight hundred
GEO. w. IRWIN, III, Clerk.
r. r. McBEipE, Attorney for Plaintiff. 519 81
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Summons.

In the Justices Court OF Flint Creek township,
Deer Lodge County, Montana Territory.
Caplice Il Smith, Plaintiffs, Va Thomas Patterson.
Defendant. t#
The people OF the Territory OF Montana send greet.
ing 10 Thomas Patterson, defendant.
You hereby required to appear Mt my Office IN
the township of Flint Creek County OF Deer Lodge
and Territory of Montana within ten [f01 days Tex
elusive OF the day OF service after the service
Ut this summons II served within this county, or ii
served ont OF this county, but in this Territory with
In twenty days otherwise within forty days and
swer TO the complaint file In action brought to
recover OF you the sum of s99.50, amount due on
bouk account tor goods wares and merchandise sold
and delivered to Won by plaintiffs at your request.
And you hereby notified that, IL you fail to APP
pear and answer said complaint above required the
plaintiffs will take Judgment by default against yon
for the sum OF S9g50 and for the costs of suit.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of August, A..
d. 1880. r. NJ. FERGUSON,
57f-5t Justice of the Peace,
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The Apportionnaent OF 1890.
philadelphia Times, August II.

The matter OF prime interest In reiatioo
10 The 10th census OF the United States,
which 10 now about complete, ID the proba-
BILE apportionment hereunder for members
of the House OF Representatives. This
work will devolve upon the congress 70 DO
elected In November. The apportionment
under the eighth census was made March 4.
1862, and under the ninth census February
Q, 1872. The act OF superintendent in
wolves the determination OF the number Of
members OF the House OF Representatives
and the ascertainment OF the quota OF pop
ulation for each member. The various ap-
portlonments heretofore have been n fol-
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Notice OF Final Entry.
U. s. LAND OFFICE, HELENA. M. r..

A July ., 1880. .
Notice IL hereby given that Benjamin T. Clossw hte
who aed Presumption Deciarasory Statement No.
3,s0s for the w n VI SW II of Section In I. 4, OF
ii w, has filed notice of his intention 10 make FINAL
proof In support OF his claim and dnal entry
thereof. and that said proof win be made before the
Probate Judge Of Deer Lodge county, NJ. T.. at his
Office in the Town OF Deer Lodge on Monday, August
30, A. ID. 1880. aud hearing had AT this ONCE on
"Wednesday, September 1s AID. 1880 at 10 o'clock q.
m, TO determine to the right of SAID claimant to
enter said tract OF land. said caimant names the
upon and cultivation of SAID tract, to-wit james
O'Beyle, John r. Thomas, John Clark and Daniel
Thomas, all OF Warm Spring postoffce, Deer Lodge
county, nj. T. J. II. MOE,
577-5t Register.
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Order to Show Cause.

In the Probate Court Of the County of Dce1 Lodge
Territory Montans.
In the matter of the estate Of Hugh b. McC1eery
deceased.
Notice Il hereby given that Thomas Ford the adj
ministrator ct the estate of HUH B. MeCleery de
ceased. having fled In this court HIS petition
praying for an order of sale OF the whole Of
the personal property belonging thee estate Of said
deceased, the bearing OF the same has been hxed BY
said cenrI for Saturday the 2sth day OF August 1851
ut 10 o'clock In the forenoon Of said day. at the
room thereof, AZ the Court House. In the town and
county aforesaid. and all persons In said estate are
notified then and there to appear and show canse Ii
sny they have why the said order prayed for should
net be made.
0RREN EMERSON, Clerk.
Dated August 18th. 1850. 57g-2t
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f M P Err d R
Imported Clydesdale Stallion.


The services of the Imported Clydesdale Stallion
I'm peror, win be offered to the public for the
- ea > . N of I . = q
at my breeding farm, near Helena. Montana, ct Gus
low price Of sa5 for the season, or $40 to insure.
pe a 1 gree.
Imported Emporer, tUiydesdael, bred by Mr.. John
steward Ochiltree Mill, Lnlithgowshire scotland,
out OF bis prize mare, Naases tEancyl, winner OF
many prizes In Scotland and dam OF many prize ami
mails was got by lothian Tom. Emperor was got by
VaDquisher, halt brother to Rantin
Robin. winner of first prize at Dumfries Highland
Society Show, beating the Prince OF Wales the only
time he was beaten. VanQusher got by Old
Burgamle: by Old Rob Roy.
Emperor gained the first prize NJ yearing At Lin
lithgow; the E40 prize at Brampton. Scotland when
three years old. and the FIRST prize at the Helena
Montana, Fair In 1879.
Emperor Is a beautiful dappe hay with black legs %
years old this spring, stands II hands high and
weighs 400 pounds. lie was imported from Scotland
In 1875 by Hon. @ j. Douglass Oak Ridge, Canada,
at q cost of S2,575.
Good pasturage win be furnished free and the best
OF taken OF stock left In CHARGE but We viii
not be accountable tor any accidents.
Breeders are invited to call and examine the horse
$50. b. r.. POTTS.
HELENA. NJ. T.. March Is. 1850.
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Notice to Creditors.
Estate OF Preston Scott, deceased.

Estate Of Preston Scott. deceased.
Netice Is hereby given by the undersigned admin
istrator OF the estate OF Preston Scott DECEASED
the creditors and n persons having claims against,
the said deceased. exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within months alter the first publication
OF this notice to the said administrator at the city OF
Butte, In the county Of Deer Lodge.
PATRICK TALENT,
Admir- OF The estate of Preston Scott, deceased
Dated july 8, 1880. 574 5p
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Edison'. Latest Invention.

Professor Edison IL still engaged in per-
footing his electric lamp, and has not lost
faith In the carbon horseshoe burner. He
il experimenting with various mate rails
and fabrics for the burner, and when call
Cd on yesterday 1t was ascertained that the
one which has thus far given. the greatest
satisfaction il diminutive square made oi
bamboo. These bamboo burners will be
inserted In the large number OF small
lamps now 10 the laboratory. from which
the air 10 being drawn BY the " mercury =
pumps. These lamps. IT'S expected, win
be in position ard lighted on October list.
IL Is alleged that the bamboo burners will
burn for 1925 hours, AMI supply flame
equal to sixteen candles. A generator OF
en-hcrse power, will, 1t 10 estimated, keep
10 lights going. 80 ~ ~ !.
To relieve the monotony OF constantly
working ut the electric lamp. the inv entor
passes an occasional hour In improving his
electric motor. his railway II an interest
ing sight for visitors, but few possess the
courage TO accept the invitation to take the
half mile ride over tho tracks at the rate Of
forty miles "a hour. The rails are the con-
ductsrs Of tho electric current and On them
rest the peculiar looking engine holdirg
The electric machine, and the car with It's
leather banded wheels, By which the power
generating tho machinery il oommnnica-
tod. The train i controlled By ordinary
brs kes. III #8
The Professor anticipates increasing the
speed 10 200 miles "a hour. and has or
dered new rAils, ipteodipg 70 iengthen the
track TO mile and I half He viii IN =
few month"; make trial trip over portion
Of The Pennsylvania railroad. The Advan-
tages OF the new MOTIVE p,wsr il the ab
ssncc Of dust, smoke. cinders, and noise
and eass IN passing ove7 heavy grades.
There areat present sixty-tiss wcfkmen
engaged IN the laboratory.
x4 Z ii %-~~-- = - #sg
Secretary Schurz remained 1t Fort
Hall, Idaho. for several days II consulta-
ton with tho chlelso or tho Isemhi tribs of
Indians with : visw 70 stFscting IT, -
moval 81 tue Lemhia from their present
reservation, which II located about 100
mis-. northwest from ri. Hal. 70 ne Fort
nail reservation. From thsre SECRETARY
Schnrz ~iil mAke tour of inspection u re
Ysllo~sons Park. yisitink ~ Crowressr-
walton, % III northern border.
6eoE<tary Bobnrx'n speech y - - print
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Diebold
Safe ..s Lock
! Company.
The Diebold Safes
Preserve ThcI
U:n broken Recordi
m THE GREAT CONGREGATIONS
In DAKOTA
And other States and Territories.
JOHN w. NORRIS.
Manager Western and Southern Departments !,
~ State ST., Chicago.
Rad the following TESTI-
MONIALS from well-known
and Reliable men:
DEADwoop. D. r., October 4tA, 1879.
JoHs W. NoRaIs. Esq. General Agent Diebold safe
Dear sir-nerewith we give you order for q No.
Fire-Proof Safe. being duplicate OF the one pur-
chased Ut you last year. Our old Safe passed sue
cessfuly through the Deadwood Fire falling from the
second story into the basement OF the building where
II ay and roasted for three days before II was SUM-
ciently cool to be handled On opening 1t, The con-
tents Of the Safe found to be In perfect peserya
ton.
CLAGETT q DIXON.
DEApwoop, d. IT,, October 3D., 1870.
JoHE " NoRaIs, General Agent 81 State Street,
Chicago:
Dear sir-Atth time OF the Fire which destroyed
our town nsng OF your Nant Doors
and one OF your Burgiar-Proof Safes, both Ut which
were subjected to very severe test, and Stood Ii
perfectly. The contents out intact and III per-
feet condition. We regard your work good as any
made. Yours respectfully,
BROWN a. THUM, Bankers.
DEAnwooD. u. T., October I'd, 1879.
JoHK w. Nouns. Vice President Chicago, H..
Dear Sir--0n the 2Gth of September, when the
city of Deadwood almost totally destroyed by
Fre, had In our Office No. 80 Diebold safe, the
contents of which were found to be in good con-
dition az when placed In the Safe.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
FRANK WEIGH, Hotel
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a Judicial view OF : Small Boy.
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Summons.

In the District Court of the Second Jndcia District
OF the Territory OF Montana, In and for the county
of Deer Lodge.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-22

!, oeIl' lioroser, Of Huntington Falls,
y. county, Pa, sOys that DR..
ttItls "4ite Pulmonio Balsam saved
t,3 t,3 non SoiOg into consumption. He
tsa a terrible cough, but the Balsam
w., |ssl Mn More than Is years have
EH'.o s'Ece this event, and he is
[%1y IN y.t. Pric9 300. and 81. Depot,
W. ~. Nd King strsets; Phila., 602 Arch
|1e'' Sold by dealers.
The large asls3 Of DR.. Bliss "Daath
voIas, W. proclaim it TO be superior to
|Ts,, :, I'll other remedies. Depot, 2l7
\" iljrd street, Wilmington, Del,
||or, 3,ca 3I street, Philadelphia. Ask
,l.','y1ody smokes CAapman's 8 cent
[.,, 'as'' What everybody ?" Well.
1 ''''f9body. 4th aud Shipley cts,
,n.. .s9'n' N. L. JauneY, 3O3 King
En-, k,n ,,n maE's a speciality of lemons.
a. u, ''I remarkably cheap.
! \ IS,"'oo'8 ir., $Eins and sponges, new
N. ."' !ecoiVed and for sale at reason
3tI'%, al Taylor u Fulierton's,
c''ls'aflea, 3j2 King street.
bjh ',,cs .nt Handkerchief Extracts, Eair
Dms Sn G, romdde5, cheap at Hartman's a
H. ''oFe, 9th and Poplar streets.
s."asy."or: s.rl,y in hot weather sustains
w. '''H aud keeps up the strength.
eani,l; s' .sfg8s' stock Of straw hats a,
D. ',0 Bros, 404 Market street.
D. 4o,a Of a,, bros. are ready with a full
m, y,, S''.e aed q low price Rumrord
s 1SIS' ssH Of Of We peopls is that you can
as' sI ", h't9l and comfortable sppli.
lns S,oia g. Ladi,s' Department of Belts
'"''' Lady attendant.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-22
From tho Rebel Archives.

WASHINGTON, June 20.-In despatCh
to last Saturdays New York "Timss"
mention was made Of the material con-
tainod in rabel archives now in pos
session of the War Department. II ap-
pears that under the order for printing
by Congress the War Department Off
GERS have carefully preserved all doeu-
ments bearing upon the personal re-
cords of prominent men. So many Dem
ocratic statesmen are covered By these
documents, II Ii believed here, that the
Cincinnati Convention can hardly fail
to put one man on the ticket whose 10y
atty can stand the test Of these re-
cords. Adjt.-Gsn. Townsend has made
q specially efgathering information Of
this character. He has been very anx.
ious TO get these records secured in
some permanent form, so that no Dam
ccratic Administration could possibly
make way with them.
The Times correspondent has learn
ed to day the particulars Of the case
against Senator Bayard, to be used
should he be nominated. Ia the rebel
records captured at Richmond vas
fonnd commission as Colonel in a reb-
81 infantry regiment, made out in the
name Of Thomas I. Bayard, present
Senator from Delaware. There is, Of
course, no pretenss that this commis
sion was ever offered Mr.. Bayard, bus
1t is inferred that a commission would
not have been made out in his name IL
IL had not been believed by the rebel
authorities that Senator Bayard was in
sympathy With them. AT any rate, the
Dover spsech and this commission
would make heavy hsndicaps. The
sane record tha. duplicates HsndricSs
as member of the Knights ofrhs Hold-
en- Circle also include Danlel ". Noor-
hees.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-22
Making q Wonderful Change.
The West Chester News ssys:

The West Chester News says:
The old ". c. & P. r. r. depot, at
this place, has teen set down by the
new company as needing repairs and
improvements. On Saturday last Civil
Engineer Brown, of the company, paid
West Chester visit, and took draft
Of the building preparatory to the COM
ing work. The depot will be changed
considerably, and prominent among the
improvements will be the ladies' room,
which will be the room nov used as a
parlor by Mr.. Jesse Baker. The ensi.
nser was accompanied by carpenter
and ano!h or gentleman interested in the
work. We have before alluded TO these
intended improvements.
A number Of carpenters in the en-
ploy of the P. W. & B. Railroad were
on the cars OF the W. c. & Z. Railroad
on Saturday, distributing the lumber
and getting ready to make the changes
in the platforms along the road.
/. is reported that several new and
handsome cars are to be placed on the
W. C. s. P. Railrosd within the next
ten days.
The grading for the new track at
Mortonviile is progressing, and the sec-
ond track will soon be laid.
10000 new apd heavy ties have heen
ordered for the W. C. s P. Railroad.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-22
rmeertaat Shsprnen ts.

The barge Fairy Bell will soon take
sixty passenger and freight cars from
the Harlan & Hollingsworth Con oany's
works to South Aperics.
Three first class sleeping cars were
shipped to. day by the II. & II. Co., for
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pau! R.
R. Co. They are the largest ever built
in this city. They are of buff color
striped and Grnamented in Eastlske de-
sigps. The frames are 60 feet in length
and are 10 feet in the clear from floor
to ceiling, and are said to bs sig inches
wider than they run in the East. The
interior is also painted in the East
lake design, andthe wood work is hard
msterial, polished and vanished. The
carpesinc is fine and the upholst ,ripg
red plush. There are fourteen bsrths
in each car.
Laat evening the Harlan & Ha'linas-
worth Company shipped sou h two
Woodruff sleeping cars and Pullman
palace car.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-22
.The atrauslers OF Pnrls,"

Adolphe Bslot's last and best no vsl, is
oae of the most fascinating and interest
ing rorances ever written, as we'll as
powerful and graphic. Il has been
drsmstised, ia now the great dramatic
sensation Of Paris and London, ana is
to be performed throughout the United
States at all the principal Theatres in
the fall. "The Strangers" is a stery
Of rare power, and the ingenious means
taken by the police to discover and sap.
turs the unknown assassins. The novel
is worthy Of Wilkie Collins or Emile
Gaboriau, and though highly sensa-
tional Is mot in the least trashy. "The
Strangers" has been translated in the
most thorough manner by the well
known and popular translator, George
D. Cox. Price 30 cents in paper, or
81 90 In cloth. "The Stranglsrs'' is in
press and nearly ready, orders to secure
first attention solicited at once.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-22
'sTHEY SAY"
Various OpiniOnB Caught and
ChrOnIeIed,

The garbage contractors gets worse
and worse, and from the course of the
Board Of Health its to be presumed that
bis neglect ia to be borne with all Sum
nsr.-Almost any city housekeeper.
OF course all the Bayard men are
pleased with the certainty that he will
enter the convention as the leading
candidate, but are nervous as to combi-
nations against bim.-W. T. Croasdale.
Your farmers down in Delaware are
far ahead Of us, in harvesting, and it
seems little strange, for years ago the
Chester County folks led you by week
or more.-Chester County farmer.
So pure aud great and able and val
liable man as Mr.. Tilden is only pre-
ssnted for this public capacity onca in
a generation. He may retire now with
all the honors that any man need de-
sire; as Mr.. Taterson, well says, hero
and a martyr to his party and country.
&C. P. Johnson.
The meetings at Rehoboth Beach camp
ground this year will be Of a most en-
ljoyable nature, and none who have at
tended heretofore will be sorry for 60
ing.-Rev. 7. +. Plummer.
YeJ,there are lots Of Democrats down
the State opposed to Mr.. Bayard, but
they dare not show their opposition
openly or it would be political death.
We won't stand that sort Of thing
Ex-Stats Senator Hopkins, of Milton.
The P. W. & B. r. R. Co. have al
ready spent many hundred thousand
dollars to checkmate the new railroad
scheme, and Col. McComb has had to
change his plans slightly several times,
but am sure it will succeed. Interest.
cd Wilmington capitalist.
There Is nothing new in the matter Of
tie purchase Of the Braudywine water
rights. Mr.. johnson, of Baltimore, holds
the city's offer of $4,000 under ad-
vi3ement, and no steps are being taken
to rebuild the burned mill,-Council-
man Paynter.
The health of the aims house is ex-
cellent at present, sad considering all.
things the whole business is moving
elouH like clock-work.-Dr. Howard 0.
OSle.
1t would surely be the proper thing
for the House Of Refuge Association to
make inquiries toward securing the de-
funct City Hospital, ,as place in which
to train the refractory youth.-An ex-
member of the Board.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-22
GhkFIELN AND ARTHUR.
A Republican Campaign Club
Form d Last Evening.

A meeting attended by leading Re-
publicans was bold las. evening in tho
Office of United States Marshal MoWus-
len for the purpose Of organizing a
campaign club, to be known as the
"Garfeld aud Arthur Campaign Club."
The following officers were chosen:
Presidsnt-John G.. Baker.
1st Vice Presidential. H. McMullen.
Il " 2" G. II. P. Simmons,
Sd Vice Presidsnt-D. P. Hamilton.
Corresponding Secretary. p. Ruth.
Recording secretary-F. A. Taylor.
Treasurer-Christian Febiger.
The discussion of the question OF
raising funds led to the selection Of the
following Finance Committee: II. Ii.
McMullen, E. H, Hoagland, Milton
Shippers, David STEVENSON, Robert C.
Fraim.
A committee to obtain a suitable
room for the use of the club was sp-
pointed as follows, Fl. P. Simmons, Z.
ID. Hoagland, James L. Hawkins, H. II.
McMullen.
The meeting adjourned, subject to
the chairmah's call, which will be duly
published in the Republican papers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-22
rom the Lancaster ExamineT.

FROM tAe LaEcaSter Exlmlnef.
Another lie has been put in it's seven.
lsagued boots by Democratic papers and
started on its way over the country to
the effect that General Garseld took
back pay and kept it. There is no truth
in this and it is on II par with etber
falsshoods published broadcast fer the
purpose of deceiving the people. Gen
eral Garfield declined to keep thu back
pay voted HIM, and "paid 1t back into
the United States Treasury" while
Samuel J. Randall, a Democratic aspi
rant for the Presidency, and Lyman
Trumbull, the Democratic candtds.e
for Governor of Illinois, "kept thsir
back pay" like little zen, Of they are.
People should he very careful abOl.
believing anything they see row-a, days
In Democratic journals. Nine hundred
aud ninety. nine times out of thousand
What they ssy about Republican men
aud measures are Misrepresentation OF
downright lies.