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, 1880-10-30
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES.

FIR The ch,eAeo Ttth,.nt.
Tho mir Is shaken b. cOnt0nitnK thundor:t
Alpn's passions boil. and politicians blw!s ,.,++
While children watch, and women "a's WIZ
Tho oatcomo Of It all.
Mcn plot AMI p.an 10 subtupate tho Natton; ton;,.,
slci1 stnIn ta crime md work IN Wicked NnJH
Moa G.cEGn honest iainS and reputation
And no ono Lhuka OF l3hycd.
Grant won his way with Ills victorious sanrc-a
Grent ia his na1no, and his sraAs'
Hut &tnyes, by calm and conscientious lapos'
lias bcAutlticd tho Iand;
Tint hung Rl,out tho Presidential place;
lias brought delight and oumfort to tho hcoo'
And Joy tn every fAcc.
Tho th'eyes n'ay scorn. and owl mon 'p9'SA
And Tho u tnankto,s Nation tany oons's" h'0
TU eoHlo forgotten sphoro;
Tho trlea.,. forsako him. md tho foes 0'
Tho all Its pt'wer md reputation .afS,,- wa,e;,
And tho ul.r Groat ttepAblio bo unYFhte1oe~
Ills record will reu'aint
VIII lnsor long for other men q fol!ow'- follow.
FOR many 70 rccait with truthful psS%IsI, psSSaIIn~
Without prutcnsc, nor frtrulnts, nor ho!'oHt
Are ull thu ucls Ut llaycs-
And sho whose simpto life, and love, and oe9.,y
Stall 10 remembered fur hor ae,As of duty
ny millions everywhere.
Tho Workshop echoes with tho busy namMer.n s,nos
That mun 6f outuMon sense can cra'a H'S
hoaa S 70 haro q change, r., y, ;, Hall.
Mtyy.nn Av1nrr rArrn.; Chicago.
, 1880-10-30

Tho Af1ifcal tfrrnrri rcprMaIIces ~ ita current
u,ltt.Gcr thu loasllng fclurcs ni tho studies nf
,,nnnkoli that is III tho l,sye',nlnKicill study af
iutams. Ths study bcHilis, tho lrtlfussar sa$s,
With tho observation u the movements ntill
scIlsnttons Ut II child. nll then prGcteda tu nuto
thu ,iuyp,p,.tNsnt ut tho t..tEcsvMt senses, th1
formation 1T sprtch ctg.. And tH ntlcot " a ~
these tt'nE& IL aHMkcn!nf ~. !ntclllk9nco, Ihe
niA,,it Thu fourteenth week. when tho tlfnnt t1-
tils IL h0la up It's hcAl. Aftur tour Mtonths tho
lhU power il lit up ID ucsluIrus. AhIllty to stand
WINS us..Hl!y, IL tho eases stnslsctl W tho salea.
snF. ga!ned suttaculy ut thu asitl 0t tha tlrsf
IN tho trst quarter ycuF uTe entirely ~"
iex md mechanical; tho frat sol.!ta. I.
noticUI bUlaro tho ser1ntecuth week. The child
does not show self. consciousness. a kauwlcdEe
af it, independent existence. until the second
the skin os q ncw-b"rR chIls! ID very low astA Il
Will give no s!gns of discomfort II II be prteke0
, 1880-10-30

Much Interest has been manifested In regard
to the operations OF tho bnnanZa fnrmere" Of
Dakota AMI Minnesota In their wheat raising
anteEpFlseD Il has been urged. with SONG d.
fng tha wheat crop with tho same. will woar out
, 1880-10-30
SPIRIT or THE GERMAN PRESS.
The Dcleyitle tIIf.) Zcltun0 Of late dalc
contains tic following;

u,sure III tho clc,ty of tholr crrura't Mt lciIat
msIe a % as rtS a cnrs us p'iirf ri m o n
east s1,ss e Ino|. ne "tsG Il, ny II.
A1l,unv tho nrrt,liIlct tlcmOcrttts of tho stnto
e. ,,ots =, ., %i ,st t ~ tG n,"Se. ta ~ ~
tln i,r.,si,lcrny il fuwls atrwnn III Iln,Io wll,
four years ng, ,v,is tia Dcliocrntlu cnntllslnto
,, lnf ,n so q a r III 's 1,llsnns ~ 'no w.,
fcutei nniy by d vory s,iaii mnjdrity. tic OK
ff s ?fo m Y nf2 c rsot ,,,H ,' ma Wr. tlt i II"
t,i.n urruKat,cc mid fy,,i,,,iccc Of "ijritrT
EonfH" cnu Only 10 met a'd siisposcd OF by Ii
This slccMratlon for Garfield on tho part of
nnn nf tt,ss H,,.i p0pnr citizeis of tho Stnto Of
stmtu Il, +, co,isitjcrnl,ic extent.
If ccn. 1rancock il man of honor, then
tho following prOp0s;tEotl Of the Milwaukee
7Jcrn,,l ,nnv bo rnrs,,larr,1 n rnot nm.
4tn!uttt llaS y" ,l' s"n,nN" Roua .'.. u'o. ,.,.
there Mro my nL!rnufnRea cnhelGGtch Win
re 1f nc'es t, IT. nG fg; r. t % w, ! M ~ Go tif1s
aud n ocur In tho army 0i tic unitctl stntrs,
Quietly to sthnd ty mud seo li,S % III p2@!ttG.l @
na,y er3t n,l ir II. 6 b;it II e ns t u ,s i In
consequence Of tho cucton excitement, ri uf
h!s nsnrai rgesnestnnY nm1 io .st LEY Ha|"cny u
III Whit i. I,rst n,si ,yhnt ID ,,ishmrnt,is
tnust h, ,nt M cnfcss nnd .nY that tto AMoricn
pnuplc-ycs, the while wnsld--wIn ,a!A him
it!s, tnectur will, his ntttcrs mud nl,ottors, ~.
apousltIo for this ltrngeOs fr.,'l perprtrnsrs1
TO cnt,nf,cG la s,lcnnss j? Should N!s hoi,or us u
man mt dictate to hlrn to rcnolncc Ill M,!-
vant.tscs which might i,cerl,o frGtll ihs i.,fnny
ii his laynr. ii nrs!sr L, preserve nase md aM-
b !i,e faca ii f,1ls e9l"ss:al, infamous crime Of
ety, jincni,k sltt.Mld IN II l,,n mud Il sollsfer
Of honor rs Tho nclnocrntIc candidate fur tho
time ail.i Write his list leitur In this can,pgn,
drertrtl to Tint INN itarnuu,. In witch hs
conielnpssEs md t'annatIc; that iio co,lIi ,i"t
iimIors; sici, IN inianMM,e cicrIon-tricIk; .l,at
any fayoral!c results ueer,'tn0 from lae ,rorpo.
| s,iifcr h!.nscIf to tcrons or lie iuokcd i,pon IA
lst,;fcrIw cliniinfs In tfEs forgery. mud tis,t ne,
| olI.u .T President Of lho United States. What
| viii fiangosk 10?
Tho Suw York un,t1c,szci,uuo. n f,nau.
csnl l,nper and independent III politics. writcs
M follows:
I
, 1880-10-30

HIorsford's Acid Phosphate In an VI"
and Obstinate Case Of Dyspepsla' IA
IgAve Hossford's Acid Phosphate to 40 os1 az
and Obstinate cASe Of dyspepsia With ing Mos nss
happy result. lie ia NOW hotter tnan " r
been In years. A. X. W1HdrSH, H. -
81. Joseph. Uioh.
, 1880-10-30

in unu crrloratisn. And. With new llIe, ney
towns nte gn!1Ie up MI MlOnG tho IlEe8. Truly
IL my be said Ut this han tint
HE HAS Eltii.T AZ MANY CITIES
s"ne y we eaEl r.. gre9t lIays destroyed;
brasa 1Ise y te as. ns fn,aiar' naH t. e n
tc,ca knew that, under tho Presidency nl
Solid SOlnn Humphreys, 1t must continue TO
llnnI!st' nke hay. Just ~ illa!ril M'g.t
s'ss ssss n, III ' ~ to ff'Mss ass aS ayS syc 1M ts
AtuSirns, tint hhvD lGen built or called back
Into l!ta BY this little King of American cis'
Isnt uers,ups oaght to, draw the line, here
lnny taka t!mh!hgn ut wllat ltaye said; but
slM!Nhl think TINT 0to WIN Inns bDrila 50
jnnch nsSe ought tn bo nble to hcaF this
T:s Msa,nr' !k 1 aeEsHsndn, E5sss ra 3 "a slss We a
| ptautl,
Ami INV, right hcro want ths reader to
stick y PIN mud ponder well this ono !ea:
III, America. Wha1 shnll they dol licw sacl,
Atler 10 ptapcX, na IN Eur0pG3 Nny.-l trust
we l1ayD grown beyond tho age VI Da:bar-
What sl,ull VIC do with our Napolcons9 l
shnnl.l say.
lsEc00SIzE THEN WHEN T1IEy cu,tE.
sinnl4 say. IT, thc ltrst place, lot us get rid
Of TINT bsMtsll ltlen whfr! WI a,nve Inherited
from EAropc. tllat is 4 lsoblcr thing 10 burn
I shoull say .lha., Instead Of bowing down
before NJ, e.lFeto Nobility. Of Europe, a.ni re-.
pent!,lg their contngs Md Eo!ngs III our PRES
eilt tay, VIC sh0ull give s0ine snlltl recog-
M1f;!ost ;saa to tho great wor1d'bulltess III our
lshoald aay that, Instead Of fawn,ng upon
! our own few Generals who made tlleIr llttle
regulations by tearing down. We ought rather
Q But, II the prophes!ed day OF universal
, 1880-01-24
SETTLEMENTS.

1t is the usual time in
the year to remind sub
ScJfbers 10 the ,STiTES-
MIN. kno1cinG them
selyes indehtcd for oreJ'
u year. Ho1 settlements
are c,Decfc6 mifhfU the
newt D,oDfb after rrbicL
, 1880-01-24
J0Rv0rY I. 1880
Our Mineral Wcalll..

From Col. Il. Bernard, Gf the lst cay
airy, and other practical men who were
out III the Salmon river mountains for
several months ;hc past summer, " find
oar old experience of the large Undevei-
upcd mineral wealth Of that vast section
Of country fully confirmed. These men
all say that they We're well satisfied that
one Of the richest miueral countries III
the world is lying dormant for want Of
willing prospectors and miners to develop
its wealth The wonder that tbs vas
not Known before the present day Is due
:" the fact that the country containing
all this wealth is So very ra~gh and rugged
as 10 hc alnos: impossible; tie past year
the troops under Col Bernard IN order to
follow up the hostile Indians, 10y their
energy, oycrcamc the great difficulties n
their way and penetrated even into the
Iuncrinost roccsses Of these mountains
where no white men had ever before gone.
They found and !rca-r,l several r.ch gua.tz
lodges in which gold was plainly discern
able That there are other minerals 10
be i"un& there We haze every reason 20
believe, aui the only reason wny IL Is at
known To Ia, WORLD IS in. >",-lv 20 The
fact that when .,r northern malcs were
first discovered th. .;g.rs naturally
w','ei To ma the CID ly the caste.
method # y'.ir.. :aIn.:- i they wya-
prospecting, /: Vas oul along the s,rcams
iii the easiest places that they made Their
search this w:.s all IN the few immodi-
ate years succeeding 81, when miners
could 80 almost anywhere and make their
ounce per day " that time the Iuamy
different forms of silver ogc vas uuLaoNu,
aud l! tn Old pr"Spector 5ouud ANY such
ne thought nothing OF It because gold
was not IN sight Nov there arr forty
different kinds II silver ore. ma,!v ni
which puzzle cvcl ,NrcI.S to give n.
"plnl"n "i lis richness. Leadvlllr. N
Colorado, Is an example OF this rIsht
;hcre they mined Gold Tor years with
untold wealth all around them. and 1t wa,
not unt'' 4 man slightly acquainted Wild.
carbonate ores disc'vrrcdap,cce Of ''ii,l. 20
tha; any knowl,i-c e the vast deposits
Of mineral bccaae known. Many old
miners are naturally anxious for a good
country l" r:"Spec; III with safety We
know OF none better than the mountains
between the South Fork If Salmon river
ana Yankee Fork where are some OF tie
richest mines IN the worlG There are
old mining CAMPS all around tins section
where supplies can hc obtained very reas-
onably. Another country tLat bids far
TO come to the iron, Is . first class min
ing region Is that situated between the
Fen d oreillc lake and Cu.ur d Alene
they have already discovered gold, sl!ver
and Salcna, and reports Of the discover,
of green chloride of silver have rcacl,,.
cur ears. This country viii soon have t.
give up L. vast hidden wealth. the tam
when i man could stumble over fortune
IN the shane of 4 gold mine Is gone by.
and how II requires stcaiy perseverance.
and some iltt.c scientific knowledge r! iii
iercnt ores - ensure Success.
, 1880-01-24

Tam. Io=. DaHo-.NGsI ~ 81 UsI-.u.
The Nrw N"rk correspondent al the i'lil-
ai.i,;lia L."ff w.i:cs: The most inroT-
tan. poiitiaal even, Tor TIE moment, /, tie
er,t5a.y a,.. .5I; tac.y Is to be 10 diyi,.on
am,=s tar NV lorS democracy on the
lr-,iieatial grcs.:oa; IA other words. Int
Jula N-..g aai ae Ia.:.aaay Hall iac-lou
have informally committed themselves to
the sIPpog. "a whoever may De nominated .,y
the nations. convention. Assurances 90 taat
effect have, vi:hia the lev days past, he.n
gwen to prominent democratic lealrrs from
other states, who have COME here expressly
with view % bringing about a paciica.ion
between !"rusu-s: and the i,iien faction.
| have reason to believe that 1uJle-lca!.,l
announcement to this effect viii appear in
the course Of 4 day or two ii Mr. kelly's
ue"spape. organs. The significance OF th!s
rracesdlns consists IN the fact that hereto
i1rc Kelly au6 h.s followers have elurha.i.
cally declared .aat Under 10 conceivable e:r-
C.-.,s-lurus wug.. hey support the r.ag:a.-
;...lrl ni aa-. .E.teI. T. i dIri..r.. 5...
no" e. a-c.E.4lA Nl.. ~ iGeu-as nave bee.
eN.g;r.l - 3r,a., aouut t.:.S cAdara oi al.d
"ut iLe ,aee, OF 10 mUs; he 70 u4L-us- Is
strengthen ii.,t.is i.1s.-inI II Tie na4yu,l
,'Iyra;.rH. I.s strong l..-t II the buy--l
fls. ana "t'.-:, nrc:2-,r ..s.IraU.s as g-1.ls.
.g#. f.rs ,.n. tHs. -f.- De-. g.,T.g -... -
, 1880-01-24
4 Future Trade and Manufactur'
ing Centre.

or al the growing towns IN tins Ii'e-
r.or there are none tha: makes better
shon ing tor the amount of work per
formed thin our sister Dayton Situated
a. II il in the immediate center Of a Tast
fertile country with unlimited water
power. and contiguous 10 IEexhaustlo!e
forests of the best timber, 1t necessarily
has a graad future before it. Asprosress
advances. the enterprising citizens and
farmers surrounding tl,is 50 ahead town
keep up with the spirit thereof, and by
untirinr energy make their enterprise
felt all around them The rapid strides
DAYTON has made the pas. tve years IS
but an earnest Il the things, tGa: IN
course Of time II w.u most assuredly do.
The only bar nog toward their rapid ad-
yancement Is III sir isolation from railroads;
this will. doubtless, very soon be rene
died when the new liberal railroad COM
pany get things in proper shape. Dayton
Is altogether too prominent Place 20 b.
Left out in the cold, and We feel assured
that when TIE company have full
sight Of its great qualifications for a rail
road, and the prosperity that viii naturally
accrue thcrefrom, no time will he lost IA
giving the town not only what It needs
but wha, is Justly It's iue. In Ave years
it has grown from . mcrc little country
yillagc t" L. thc centre Il country liz
orally rocking with wealth ana prosper
ous citizens. \ recent visit demonstrated
beyond the possibility OF dispute thai the
people are an unit for rapid transit, and
viii do all in their power to accomplish
that much desired end. Fully one half OF
last years vast gram crop Is now stored
in the barns Of the farmers Tor wait 81
Transportation For the future prosperity
and vital interests of the Whole country
Sc add our voice for 4 railroad Ia Day
ton. The ,.eGt system Of railroads laid
out by the Oregon Railway ana Naviga-
ton company does not at present Include
this place, but We have every reason 10
believe that it viii be taken in as soon as
possible, and road constructed before
any very great length Of time The truth
Of the matter IS that these railroad enter
prises "u"ht by every right To- haze com
meAccd four ye-rs aG", bat The want of
knowled"e among capitalists rc=pec.in.
our vast resources AID the depression IN
money circ,ys certainly retarded tn IN
v"s;mout Of capital until the present time.
ibis Is hr5 the beginning Of the cad, and
1t l. very possible that We shall b. sur
rounded by railroads before " know il.
The '-TATESNi%, representing many hun
drcd ui readers IN Columbia county, as II
does everywhere else, viii keen It's weather
eye open t. the interest Of the p-"pl, al
larce. EaiiruJi r,Itpcr.ts may, IS they
haze ia the Vgsr. stop their P.-ronas. to
tins paper, aUt for Al W shall not Ecsi-
ta,o at a2y AMI >; al times t. crit:cise
their actions whenever wc ind tua; the
p.1P.e,a Interest require il. We prom
i-y,, the people ;u'~, blt sly beforehand
;i.@. oa" s.r'c;"r,s on any csII3a!.;'.o:l
,.jt H. c.njvrJ.i iHay ant 81, r.
I';, e.. t." sau9r 'Eae, as ~ ..,.-y-
IL graz e,cry BODY g far ahr". a'r
c'l"mas a.!l he open t, Iii I,:s:i.s. c:...er
Jn yeHt,,a., jav'r wlpGgs or to explain
any Notwithstanding. Va rcS1rvng the
, 1880-01-24

FoE man ws;h = fellow fea.ia- crn-..a, ,
Us 20 Mr. MiLls, o: ;ds Der L,i-s - No.
H. Whiie we accept lis c,atol-ncs on
the recent ire n t&e >-,.zsgsS Office We
can assure him taae his correspondent over
estimated the damage. Our new Prsu.r
press WAS uninjursi, AMI Is doing more work
aud better. than one costing four times is
price. This office was no. entirely burned
out but It would not have occas.onei NOR.
trouble II 1t hal beea. iitrr while We
hope TO reach or standard 81 perfection.
winch i the EFi- .N0srI U,S
, 1880-01-24

NAsr'rrE". This charming H,:.. s:.y
s'.al--l % ;-a b:a'.s u .'.e mighty & .rn-
b.a, i better aiag:sd ia- q s-r4as.. .l-a
Portland GA the Nlla4nss,e: Il a.. ,.,p'e
OF ;-'s aF?7T country hIi tae,r ca.ic. she
vote w"ui he ,el q one IN iavor o. Van
coaEeE Unfortunately their tO,ga site : IN
dsSgale wh.ch readers Improvements 10 any
great eNten: ont II the question. w wcGlI
advIs9 the contestants, whoever they a-e to
settle their disputes al once sui fo7 rvs..
i"r nov 5 the time 10 commence g7o.. H.. ii
eAr1"s-- y lew yclrs more aai Il VA. b.
TO late =. other towns VIII ge. t,ss s5.-t
, 1880-01-24

y +. RMLEaip.-Ca9;ain Smith, oi
Ainsworih, Informed Us few days aga
tha: the g-aiing cc the y ?. Railroad
has nov res-hei some - or 40 miles, and
TIA. the iron for - miles m"ye track IS
nov in the G,!um5a river. The voE4 l.
progressing finely
, 1880-01-24

! Plr-es-S Sslaach Pal s-.zs on IT. D. Il
tie stomach Ui;l Ire.-a-- ii.r...h- "a. =!
kinds 81 f-Ee-s ali s SOC. ~ ...II cure Liver
Complaint, .l-Gadiee, Ds-r-5s;g. Ag,.- Cake
znd al dise2s=s n tAe stomach a1f Liver
Worn over tie yaal e. eil ..a- -a'.i-e Il -Ee
womb and f.i.sie Nea,1-4e.s 30 not @rey
Sour=sif = ds=.h. VIE F,- lei II ~ O., I.
f--Zers Pa AzA yo-.. 1-Z-.ii5-: :. i. ~
, 1880-01-24

IIlN3lL.s
Capt. =. Q. Ai:gg.s, - ca,e,rr. l-- -a:a.I-l
By Wra- =. 5Ioti =, 5y-iv0l ca MyjccdSy
irni. aneoUre.-
The daughter e G;sl.2 3IussiS /, ~ e Ray
ricd Al Portland a. Il, -'lh inst, &, ~ Sais-
';el Dickenson .sdair.
Dr.. Nichols ana Jsi Z, = ,-isetel boz, .---
IN the corL,in; g.-,aE JAey !-.t r. e-.~: "a
the 18th iBs,. y hszr,g -, ':.ir ;a'.- ,iie,.'.
The eiitor O: the Ctas . tls la.l. -.c.Y-
heat of tic l'r,z.I, .. Z. --'g Iss.s - shear
This explain, tig Sd. --l-E Vs -Er- re-.-iy
Noticed
ATr julius ac=lb-ll. af Portland, h.r, Jy
c1iae citizsa = MAJ Va. Iiy IS s.5-l-
ci=.ei with fr.eud 4:e.--er dong a.>.a--s to-
\. Coin OF Pcrtl.-.i-
Hon y. T. Ca.oa arrived IRON Dayton vs.
tcrtsY. lie de:en3ya tag E.-@ oa TIA 81.
rlurd r vh" GOT Il year, '.-pg-l-i-ilc..t i1-.
Ni=slrd vii he hoIae today.
i.ieus. Hutton, ci ,ls Il D. iu,sa.rg. .sa-.aa..
M Neyaaa, recently aai e narrow. e. c-3,. ;-sA
Uz-ls frozen t" dta5a ngl IL IL. s-., brush
mountains. lie Uas vi,E-u. shelter ton 81 .y--,i
days wiki the mercury II Is lowest g'.-se-
Timothy Bu7rLell is c1aEuei Lv s:cl,u,s, IN
tie Sisters Hospital Ne src sorry 10 sly
that fears Ale entertained tAa- h viii net re-
cover. We trust, however, that h. vii s0ou
hc around again, lor l. = too good 4 .aau I,
losa.
IL. josh Focki,r, oLa e.. tae solid E,-u 20.
Northern Idaho, Is - tie -i.y o. lUsiEt-- vra-
nect,l with the cJugc LlsvtiaL A!r. Fucl.l-.
has es..Ll!slel good ua-le in tie upper
country AID Is getting very plpgiav With lie
Young ladies oi thp, iar famed city.
George CsocSer, while ont huaGD. on Egn:
river, shot u bis bU 4, and when he approached
him 70 cas his throat the iafuria;ed animal
turned on him and broke two ~ his Ills.
GcoTgc beiE- g ~. rI..u Enl.lN ,tani,ai the
animal and .s. ly-if ~ Ia III, cabin putting
ri':c f.. ul ia u-.H Ii's t- rs.'..s Oh . - The
ay-r.
5ir, Jossll, Cos, oasof ,hcpirasr.s uf yr.,.;,c
paid u, visit dUuIc iI!s Say in Tie city. Tie
r6s,ies ~ Nayg!-y On .Ae Fataha, and has
800 scTus under felca. Last YEAR he raised
5lt,j buSheiS 0f gram oa Land thar had he,.
broken tor tie iirs. time. Air. Cuy CAM To-
Os.s,u in tie yrar I6iI. and beside, dong
well at farming has tn- i.,iaily wei educated
who TiI probably Ia9!.e tar.r mara as he
country grows older.
Mr. ,iam-s Buwcrg. ns Ir-4e. Wh:;1aai
county, who keep the halfway Halsa De
tween Lewiston and Iu!-.I, called on u - 1
gave several inter- ting items rssge,-,iu, his
section of country. he SANS TIM. tie .I.,.s
last year We're very sool and tia; L.uch
larger acreage thaR cver viii ic au,.cd to main
tins year. 1t i a good St"ci. country and The
settlers geI.eraIly rr,-pyrin-, ircac is
gong to he towA evea:ually as Population
settles up the country aTpULG =.
3ir. Dan Stewart, of Union Iosa, W..is-
Iaan county. AMI one 81 the men Wi,, helped
I -
, 1880-01-24

The VII Of The late Senator Chandler
leaves Al! A's properly 10 his wife and
d11E..;er- For his political siuar-nezs
and sasacl.y y - Fafty leader ur leea.ce
has - been discovered.
, 1880-01-24

z TAkE THIS METHOD OF Return
i ing thanks 10 Nessrs- Chapman 4 Boyer,
agents for tie HoG. Mutual ins'ir.. Zee Com
paay, for ~ f.r'.mVtuc wijh which - -.
iEstcd am laiI NY 2, ~ :ity. "L;cl o-sgal., d.
Januafy Is, lS,9.
". .,Es.HrE~.
, 1880-01-24

AxTE taxi GEELT PLEASURE -
80 returning ouc than, T., S'r-,s.s. Chap
man 1 Boxer, in,gEIace asant-. e.. the frH-u.'--
n-sa with which thy adjusted .nt -lr.igi our
Jess by thr .ire, yL.sA occurred ~ T.. .'r,.-s.-
Nan Ole. H..--4.y- -..a- 80, aal g....r.-
n.ai taa-. ID t.s .G..i- ..s I--..... .-. ,- l..-
, 1880-01-24

I.A-rEs ground AaG eoao,-.4 7r !. " p,
Nam street, cc--s- u Sd.
, 1880-01-24

PEzTrT fzET- pretty !ost !, admired -
everybody aHi rasi.inS laoi1s +, 1Vlsw..si sui
sioFenly IS d pair a.. l.-E,-iz- SHOES. For
p-o.-'voslia- and o.hlr pc-f,,-=s The t7,a +
Adams B.a-. have a z.5lk & ;,ys:s s,!d sh1-5
tor misses and ladies' wear t4at e-e nJ- being
soli - astoni=hins.iy low figures.
, 1880-01-24

FAI BzrF. -FLs different. raazt Il :r,,,.- Of
Iii eisy haze E=e displays @; beef aud nla:s,n.
AMI ve have been t'ld that Fat cattle caa be
hal oa Ia, rsFsc across Snake river; th..t the
few weeks the snow Lad 90 ii. ground did net
re,'ucs the stock veg much where the Sass
was any way good Stall fed n'eat anywhere
could ~ look mach 5stt N tie hesf AID
mutton killed AID ,5!j n oIr markets every
d2y. at7Ilgsas 80 -;.-!sri-e-s 90 h=ho.i:l- Tie
cou.iitiaa II tie l1a.-ts Tesaile,. ii SLis -.a-.
, 1880-01-24

fH- W-,7,z-c- The state of tlr "ss-a=-
SIN o-9 ia-. Issue bass been such 60. s-s,-Al
days TIA ws s-.e a.,prri-2,i.y tasg IT, i--l.:
buds v,=.i start Tn :ba--aa.ar-e- r.ncei
au-iH Fs:Iav =ai -s-sr'l-a a. - .,.ic DEGREES
: u--S II sacl Tss--he- would jsa...--.ii=e tae
cala:n: iEai. cop. The coq1e.t:-A1s=- a.-,as
weather. tie irelu-n. ch hi,,sS froia ,;Ty - rse=
.aj cold, II ksg. up Until tezarIS q. La ,..=
u EiIlyL. ii daE - ;ril l-v, ia---i. l-ar
bc-rrr Is. Yr,:ei tie only exc, tir;.. we haze
BEEN ro,l- = . "a; e--.'e-i-acs i,y --e Who las
been here
, 1880-01-24

"La". Er,-!SG. i.veTyahcre aiuns tie
r,-4 he,vel i t3.is cit and D..y..u tie ,!,w
has been -.anii- Tor tLe last two 9yc-..s. Some
are hreahiss ~ new -rornI, p';'-t many ..re
tssr's,7r over lie stuhhI, O.; ia--vear. Julsin;
,.l- "a =; a,.sti"a :;o;-.- ~ t;a.a vii bs q
la--e :-c--1~s e.. s.,l,s-a ov,T ai- former yl.s7.
Many r.ra=s !'a%, a-e -rr1inr o2 steep h'ii
side, whi~h, though difficult o. :Hi. books
h,aCS aU! ricl. Wr though. vg.s s:cV.ug
-as tr-i .,ii!'s- over saas ,asv50iHrr t--
Aiil--'.:s pow '-oGil L., and T. hrr5gE %. lie
-. - |. !, :. II -.-..-l m. - ~ IL
, 1880-01-24

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TTTTI= WEI. ENls,>, -i--J PROSPER
Z o,,s Company !, 81 ics.iiGE -1de-7sEl5eFs
ga she PaciEr c-a-. : d"iur q Llree aI. i..z-
iucressin, business ~ G'=-air1S.sa teirlsory-
Fos f.7.-ciass In lI-sIlc~ Eirl isIfc,- 5'IEs-zce
aa-ei8-. lo-- Il i:re. spfig -
Cli.Ts.ANL L BD1 III
Cn,5 n Pane 5-5-.1-Es b-oel-. y ala VAL
VT. -
, 1880-01-24
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, 1880-01-24

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f Ted, hy Z. n 50, Nam slee, L.ag -.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-01

Mit bem lebten Qttt trat er tn bas Dfarr
baus 3u Sttersbube unb fanb Dor ben
Yaaor gtselIus.
Differ tpar cit, gang weib6aaris &C.
worbsn unb lsine Mussn {hwahtd tIs
50 tauerte etpas, bsppr er BEN aubsrld
sDlte perGnbsrten, aattlihen Wann 20,
ifa tpteber erfannte, ber mad ber gsgrii
buns ein 9aldenbud terSorsus une ein
Ydfden NIT pastersele auf ben Slid
Ieett. Dasu fprad er: '
90 Sd fpmrne, Ste III bitten, 6err Yafor,
bis1e 9umme an ben 6errn Sbesfsn BON
gronaus 3uriidstlanssn gu la6sn, pbne
@rtpdbnung 3i tbun, bab Id 3enntnib
eaSon beiefIen, wcber fie ssfammt. es
III per Betrae, NIT benz er mid auf Der
pulgtedniiden 5aule untsrF Fibt bat -
fissn Sic benz unbetannten Bp9ltbater
meinsn Danf Bel - Me 3in1en, pel4e
bas Capital itm Bel anbsrer Mnlaee mao.
renb Der 3eit eetraeen Bate, fab 9lnsu'
gsrednst. -. ,sa
gr leste BE 5anb auf bic ganfuutea,
trit Stmanb, ber etwas bnnbet, In BEN
Wcment fir INNER bamit abfdliebt ber
paitor raulperte Fb unb bltfts, bnrd bas
Hnsrwariete bes gorsanss. uifenbar in
gsrlesenbeit seisbtt auf bas @tlesaftt
t,isbsr. @r sus einisemal an fsiner pfeife
uno veriebte unfdlaiita: - /
=. Sd min Bic Be(ursune sern2a- es i7sbt
Strem Gtaraftsr BON Rletnauf dbnlia,
lisber @staur, sbae @te feline llnteritii'
buns, aud stpenn bieiefts Senen obns ben
Gstanten az eise Wt,btruerseltuns ,use
wanbt porren -st,,sr - urttr folden
umfdntsni = ID bsfnbs mid rpirtlid In
8srleeenteit = bas fnb bic 6olsen elmer
unwabrbeit, 3u Der Imam FA aud In Der Be-
ittn Nbiidt niat btrat fnben laGen iuuts.
Gr brad stpas fotterps al unb l&wies-
OstGtr tlnwaertsit 5,rr yafur 2 frapte
0esrbt oerwunbert.s Ts'
Grrtftbung fple'.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-01

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