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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-04
WHAT 10 A COLD,

On . lsss asshssity Shaa sA4I,ndon
Lane.t would the theosy b efsditsd
that the rssolve Of . psrsos not 70 take
cold 10 ample protection against having
one. ..It q seastlisg 20 dieeov1." NW
the Lancet. .he9 Nth We 1eou s6o1a
the aoaneoas laens oe diaansoL -21s
example. .cGA: vbsl y IT. How i
it prodneed, aad IN What 6oss II esasislY
II II easy - ray = onld iBEehili. 4,
chill Of What paTt of ths eegAAie0f He
know ~ dail1 ezpsEia.sa1kae ~ 49,
- whole Of any Il ~ parts osy b
reduced 70 . ,eoasida1Aly lowee ten.
pssaiuse tAas viii .sn4ee1n give eA QAA
: esld if u . -ealIe1 ekill = 1919
upoo The suriaee sadAsnly. Itk. thss,
The suddsnuess q . sed1cGieo e ten.
poratueo that eauses The cold. Il voald
b seeasge if u wsse -. oseaass Aw g
sbe n9ss susespeib)e of 0sgta)o Wou31
take cold froa sioply AAadliag . pisss
ol cold uetal q oedosnt1l oeo1aee
With -. Tho su1A wsaA aeaa - b
thai wAAE - eall cid takisg = ~ ~
salt of = su0sisst inpssesis9 q eel1 -
reduce the vital eoseGy ee 1agve eaoosee
peseidipG Over tAo f6poe3oas II special
Organs. II shis b III tsse = 6easy %
- Why satnrs Aas provided ths slim.
ulus Of . sssoeg q q 0sssiag teNsss
~ dsfnaus coasom - ees6le tho0 q
once % resume ueuk and avoid devil
cooseqasncss. tt 6qponios Wy ths
worst e&scts q 8 enlo = ~. - eBuls
follow upoe ehiu' 49, s3ciiss 1ueh
snsesine. Shivedlag i : Dess a0es1ise
cosvulsioa 10 u1af0Ds - pssaaSsod
nsrvoas ssesgys ~ 10 . lovse dse1sa
it nay answer - - pusPsss. Cse
shivsfine that rssGQb fh6o Shs e0bee q
prison q The nssvoep eoneass = te1olly
di0sssat nastse. w spaak oaly - ~
quick nuscular softalioa aed oest1
oAattesing which ocogg 0hoossee tha
body i q ,,oaed - thee1ld asd evil ~.
sslss % ma sasas.. e 1sllows fsuu
What ve have aasd t1at ths satsral in.
saisaAiss y vaFd - ~ sqes q Z
ehill = - gseecfS i yjIa1 enekt = III
nerve esotss. asd the9s + - 0oeo -
teae is6ssscs by vhieA - eeaais -
ohiece thaa . seso0g end soseaiaod uo6gl
e eAs viii Tbo 0ea vAe sssoevos ~
- take cid esl1oo dos. r.ssr
| lliserrss-''Bsidgss. dldG's y6d ~
- eli r
1sidese-sYia uso; bse ynatowld
/ ~ the itAss day sivss - answss u
haek-sn1 ! di1ot." +,
Boseeo - bsGua disexibssiag sesl
. hoe poeg 6uD ~ 0opGA Wboeo q
oalDsa ks11l0 80 ksps I'LL = v1nt I
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-04
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AAsa1tod Vitality,
seminal Weoknes0. .
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1ol131o, on6 oxoooDao tn
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- 1soD q Ma0o6y,
Ioonftu6A 3ooouGDo1
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-04

Young man. in . walking match you
'1oasyo pleass." but In . courtiog
match you ploaee - yoa 60
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-04

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- 6sysla1 sssesslvsly . 1azeVe, - ioaos1s1
hsseSs1as : i.pes = IT, = Sss11 -
sge1eeag D. 0looom ~ ue1o = -
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80 - - Deoo4. 1uDo1ao vuooo6eeo t4GU1k
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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14
BERMUDA GRASS.

While in Mississippi Mr.. NJ. E. Allison
filled box with sod Of the Bermuda gras
and had il shippsd 10 this place. This srass
10 indigenous to the Bermuda Islands, b.
has grown for yesrs in the Southern Slater.
It is Of most vigorous growth, and exceed
ingly tenacious and hardy. Ii makes q
beautiful lawn graz, resembling our native
buffalo gras. and ~ think that il will Be
valuable in this country. Las. summer q.
". Campbell Of our city produced . little
strip Of the cod and planted il in his yard.
The result was moss satisfactory; it thrived
and Ersv amasingly. and shose who are &C.
quainssd With its nature predict thss it will
eventually Be The dominant gra~ Of the
country. We hope this may b the case,
and thu, il may exierminsis the sand bon
and cover cur ssnd hill, With il luxurisnt
grovth.-Hutchinsoa Interiof.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14
THE BoOM's TIDAL WAVE.

II il srstiying to notice the increased stir
and hustle in our streets oace more; it seems
o. il the booms tidal wave has finally reach
cd Dodge City. judging from the activity,
and rush manifested 10 some Of our business
houses. In no house il this increased activity
20 sppsreot at the present time q At Wright.
Beverley & Cos. They are indeed live
house, and when they have . good thing,
their many and numerous customers sre sore
to get the benefit Of it. This Is the case TO-
day. they have JUS bought out the immense
stock Of clothing, furnishing goods. hats,
cap, boots end shoes, etc. known - the Lock
ridge stock in this city. at very Low 6guref,
and are nov offering the same At astonishing
low prices. Judging from the crowds that
throng their varsrooms from morning till
night, and the evident signs Of satisfassiop
visible on every countenence ~ they are
6t,ed out, leads u to infer they are doing all
they say. and il the rush continues in this
manner the stock which they are now offer
ing ss such great bargains will sooo be q
hing of the pas'.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

TIE small but hopeful hand Of ex soldier
10 g.. Loois Who favor tie pensee Of the
Weaver bill still cootinue to hold weekly
meesinss. and make 'Pesches for the purpose
Of encouraging each o,btr. They are only
wasting thsir time and energy; the bill will
never become lev, and the vas. majority
Of their late comvadss 10 arms are opposed 10
it enactment. Il was prepared and intro
duced simply to help the isAa,ion .chems Of
the 6,t;s,s, and not at oil TO hene6t the
soldiers. ls character and purpose have
been fully exposed. and todsy it would no,
get score Of votes in Congress. We are
only sorry that any Of the brave iel ows who
risked their lives 10 defense Of their country
during the var should have been deceived
By such ashallow sobterfuge. Globe Dems-
cTat.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

Ex-SnEsITF w. B. MAsrERsoN received
informstion on Feb. 9Th, OF Miles Nix. from
Clsors. COL. th.ths had succeeded in car
turing span Of vslusble mule, stolen about
. month ego from M. N. D. Sawyer, . resi-
dent Of this county. and that the latter With
The home thief in charge would probably
soon arrive here. At the time when Me-
serson vas notified of the theft, he q, once
suspected one Patrick York, IN old and e1.
periepced horse thief, and supposine that
be had run the stock OF to Colorado, be gave
the particulars 70 Miles Nix, with nqusi
to work up the case. and at the came time
deputissd N. D. Sawyer and sent him aftel
the thief.
NE. SAWYER arrived Tundsy morning
with the prisoner, who ID nov safely lodged
in Jail.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14
THE WEATHER.

Variety ia the spies Of life; the weather
hiss been spicy this week. Wednesday vas
Q b.lmy Italian day; Thursdsy the Their
nometer indicated 2s' and so; Friday
morning g.. The wind reached maximum
velocity On Wednesday Of az miles IN hour.
Thursdsy vss diagreesble blowy day
Wind ~ miles a. hour. A storm paced
west Of o., and 2 inchss Of sDov il reported
Q. Lakin. The weather 1t this writing y
modsrasing With . rs)apse into tunshine.
The seashsr prophess are out Tor . big snow
Storm on the l7th; and the Signal O6oe has
arranged ito observations for spicy vssahsr.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

Col. ]. H. Dswses reached wafer At q
depth Of - fees. On hin land 2 miles south.
set Of this city. ose and half nilss from
The river. He struck rib bones Of IN animal
., depth Of rs feet. Dug through II f.,
Of coarse gravel before reaching water. The
vs,er i pure and colt
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

The COW boya jim West, John Dorsey
and Tom Henry, Implicated 10 The shooting
Of Cassos, st Las Vega, svo veeks ego.
were drsggsd from their eslls Sunday morn
ing BY . mob Of seventy.fvs armed men.
Who hroks int he jailor's rooa and forced
him 10 give up The keya Thy we're dngs.
ID to the oestral plasa, ropo vsrs thrown
over the bsans Of The windmill pump, and
Wet ~ hauled up and ssraaslsd. The
inpsiisse mob then bsgas 6r.pg and il .
short tine Doney and Hesry vsrs riddlsd
With balis. Ths bodies vss rsaovsd dur
ing the fFesaooo.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

destitute B b" Fry hes uanefsrred the
6pearsville News 10 Murray Wear. who will
conduct the paper in the future. The New
will appear come Of thee nns msrninss .
case Of suspended animation. II bad TOO
much brains before, now TOO little muscle.
Still, We wish il veil.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

Asa THonrsoH. il he Evaagelisi, ays
The bsst remedy fos slsspfalass il 70 ~
half fowl, spply Il 70 ths heck Of he ssek
pressing b up toward The haae Of Tie hsain,
md Hasten he dry half Of The sovl Over, -
- 70 prsvssa Ton rapid exhalasiea. h
eject b pronps ssd pleasant cooling ~
hsais, and hsiasins o. . sweet slunhs.
Warn vaasf i bsts9 thsa cold. To sll ST.
issiag fssn ovssvoeh, excissness oeasxisey
THE remedy must prove klssing.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

TIE Spesrsviile News being sorrly pse<ed
on dest tute business now calls upon Rev.
Friek 10 make an account Of his canvass -
rlief agent. Il will BE- M. Frick's turn
mex: TO call upon Mr.. Fry.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14
AVAILABLE INVENTION.

Wn. Ford, Of Great Bend, hes just appli-
cd for patent 90 . novel end useful inven.
lion. II ID % attschment By mesns Of which
hay, straw, or seeds may Be- ssfs. clean and
cheep fuel. /, consis's Of drum, in sire and
shape resembling wash boiler, Thk il TO
to be 6lled with the hay or sraw. stamped
down - much - possible. then inverted over
The ordinary steve from which the lids In
front have bssa removed. To psevest the
fuel from falling out the bottom 10 furnished
With sliding dampen which can b drawn
back and forth at will. The drum being air
tight the Gre, when lighted, doss not burn
Up through the fuel, bot hes . eourss like
that Of the fame 10 base burner coal stove.
The foroe ofshs fro u regulated By the
dampsn p Previously mentioned. II has prov
ed in the nsi, hborhood . succsa.-K. C.
Time.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

A wagon load Of a,lt, scoeped % the
ground at the salt msrsh southesst Of here,
va taken 10 Larned 90 Monday. and the
Optic ssys created consi ierAble iniesest on
the street. The salt was vhi'es than the Or
binary salt that CONES to that market in bar.
rl-, and someshat coarser grained.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

We believe the School board will take the
kr-, oppor unity to ornament The new school
house sround.. With an attractive building
se should have attractive grounds. Feoc-
ing and planting trees will Be the next thing
in order.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

Harrison Berry has gone TO Red river to
recover thIes sirsyed hoIses belonging TO
him and Col Devices. The horses strayed
while these gentlemen were on hunt in
that region few weeks ago.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

A to.iorn individual stood few houn in
from, Of the engine bouss Tusday sfternoos.
II. -. weary pilgrim indeed; and cane
fr,m the wess. DR.. Galland, Of the Great
Western Hotel, gave the weary traveller
ahsl,er and food.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14
SUGAR FROM AMBER CANE.

SUGAR FROM AM ER CANE.
The sussr question il one Of great moment
in the United States. The diecu<ion Of The
que ton hiss brought about great intere tand
the culture Of amber cane will no doubt Be
extensively pursued BY farmers in the west
Col. J. W. Straughn hiss left d this Office Q
sample Of sugar from sorghum Of the amber
cane. 1t 10 almost suaar, and rendered %
BY it, own psoce~. II is Of the consistency
OF putty. which may BE- IN odious compari.
500. Il 10 thick, st any rsie. IL is not sor-
ghuu. Probably the simpless devios would
render il into Eranulated sugar, or longer
time might produce it. The cane vas grown
BY Mr.. Incl. Who lives in the eastern psri
Of Ford county.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

Elder J. W. Fox has been severely censur-
Cd al an indignstion meeting in Nicterson,
for having written false representations Of
the mod.s Of life Of some Of our Kansas Pio-
ueers. He 10 sskei 10 Te,rsct those letter..
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

The 81. l., X. & W. K. r. Was completed
70 Winfield Monday. Regular trains will
be put On Immediately. This gives Win
field her second boost vi hin . term Of I've
mon hs.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

4 German came in the 6rse Of the vesk,
fresh from the old country, having SIS. 900
in his brsechea. He bought . section Of
ra,lraad land, and proposes engaging IL
sheep husbandry.-Kinslsy Grsphic.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

The Board Of County Commisisners met
on Tuesday, and c,nvsssed the vote given
for III. different tovn-hip of6oera destitute
Bob" Fry's pro.er, was ignored. TIE COM
uis,ioners have m time TO fool With tfifes.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

Mr.. VI. J. Colvin gave % . call . few
days ago and presented Us with . specimen
Of Coswold sheep uool, leone samples Of
which be had just received from Canads,)
fully ten inches 10 length. 1t y the finest
piece Of wool We ever saW.-LAsped Otto.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

The Dodge Cry Benevolent Society has
suspended operations. 1t worked faithfully
and we'll; and now surrenders it, charter
o. bene,olent ms tuition With cash in ito
treasury. Bu,. how the mighty are fallen.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

THIS, from the K,nsiey Gnphic viii
sound odd TO the Easssfn readers. The county
Commissioner q their lsst meeting inusd
On order to the township trustees that shey
would alles no bi!lh for coal for the poor, 10
cssss where the poor have teams 10 sasher
buffalo chIp.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

We srs daily in receipt Of Letters Feque't.
ipg sample copies Of the TIHn. We regard
,hi. q, an indication of the immigration
boom that will soon strike this section Of
Kansas.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

The relief businers il 10 etsts Of collapse
in Ford eoussy. Some dissatisfaction exits
over The distribution Of supplies. A. usual
the acsual nesdy wee slish'e', while ihose
too psood 70 beg, and too lazy to work, have
vailed Cd With the stuff intended for the
humble stricken families. A fes Who with
the cheap notoriesy their labors in the cause
will give, vill hold on 10 the lingering
corpse Of dss,itution. hoping to keep thei,
larder supplied until grass comes, when the
aid business will vssish like dream.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

Lor-A Pocket-book containing small
sum Of money. The finder will Be we'll re-
usrded BY returning the same 70 +. J. Du-
aAHD, City Drag Store.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

The tvo.tsilsd steer raiasd BY Irwin, Al
len 4 Co., il natural curiosity; il vss sold
BY them last week. One tail hsDgs on the
left hip and the other is natural. This steer
weighed $40 pounds and brought a per
hundred pounds.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

The Kansas CITY Commercial Indicator 10
the best commercial paper in the vest; and
furnishes mighty Interesting reading for the
ssockman and farmer.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

There Is . demand for breeding sheep.
Several thousand head could find sale in
this region. W. P. C,lvip, Of Laroed, ~
here Monday, wanting 10 buy sheep. We
unders:an1 there 10 considerable inquiry for
sheep. 1t il hopeful sign.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

This 10 . Nc, moon. The points Of the
crescent chapel lunar orb point upward.
The moon % said. e on its hack, full Of
water.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

We had summer "Wednesday and winter
Thusdsy. Such weather b liable to give .
pers,n the meteorological jim jams.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

II any oos wants 10 80 70 Colorado ssd
peck pp his trsps % Doekeys. have fvs
Of shese animals foe ME. n COLLAR.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

kANsAs has 800 teachen. Over 6,0o0
were in attendance 1t the different Normal
Institutes Last year.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

Possnssssn srs nov required 70 stsmp the
date Of The arrival Of letter. on the back Of
the envelope. Il . possible nov TO tell
how long lsties be- bsen o. ID journey.
from The posto6cs in which il u mailed TO
The one 10 which i , sesi. The posemassss's
life will Be vssy bosy oos il The Depart
men, keeps on addisg new dutiss.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

FRnH EGos Is cents per dosen at Bsy's
Restaurant.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

Exten.ise preparations arc being mad
for the fireman. ball on the night Of the sd
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

Don't iosgss that yoo eaa get ye,. sixteen
yards Of the bet nliro ioe one dollar.
Twelve yards Of canton flannel for one
dollar.
Tvssty yard Of bfova nuslin for one
dollar.
Four yasd q rcd flannel for oos dollar.
n. COLLAR.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

The A.. I. 4 8. +. railroad reached s.stl
Fs last Hoodsy.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

HORSES FOR 6ALE.
Apply 70 n. COLLAR.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

Spring gardening il set back few times.
FRpH EGas Is cents per dosen ct Bsy's
Restaurant.
KANsAs has 900 teacher. Over COCO
were in attendance Ut the different Normal
Institutes last year.
The Ksnsas City Commercial Indicator 10
the best commercial paper in the vest; and
furnishes mighty interesting reading for the
ssockman and farmer.
The wheat pros pect in al sections Of the
county is good. With good crop and fair
prices the 10, 600 acres nov in The county
will bring vast sum Of money 70 MsPhsssen
during this year. McPherson Mrcury.
4 German came in the 6nt Of the veet,
fresh from the old country, having $4,000
in his brsechsa He bought . section Of
rnlraad land, and proposes engaging il
sheep husbandry.-Kinsl4y Grsphic.
The tvo-tsilsd steer rsiasd By Irwin, Al
len 4 Co., il natural curiosity; il wss sold
BY them last week. One tail hangs on the
left hip and the other 10 natural. This steer
weighed $40 pounds and heousht a peP
hundred pounds.
There Is . demand for breeding eheep.
Several thousand head could find sale in
this region. W. P. C,lvip, Of Larsed, ~
here Monday, wanting TO buy sheep. We
unders:an1 there is considerable inquiry for
sheep. It il hopeful sien.
Mr.. VI. J. Colvin gave us . call . few
days ago and presented US with . specimen
Of Coswold sheep WOOL, (some samples Of
which be had just received from Canads,)
fully ten inches 10 length. 1t = the finest
piece Of wool We ever aw.-Lasped Otto.
A wagon load Of salt, scooped % the
ground at the salt msrh souihesss Of here,
va taken to Larned 90 Monday, and the
Optic ssys created consi ierAble iniesess on
the street. The salt was Viii er than the or
binary salt that CONES to thu. market in bar
rsl-, and somevhat coarser grained.
destitute B b" Fry hss uanefsrred the
Speareville News 10 Murray Wear. who will
co ,duc, the paper in the future. The News
will appear come Of thee 6ne msrninss .
case Of suspended animation. Ii had TOO
much brains before. now TOO little mucle.
Still, We wish il we'll.
THIS. from the K,nsiey Gnphie viii
sound odd to the Eastern readers. The county
Commissioner u their Last meeting issosd
% order to the township trustees that thsy
would allos no bi!l for coal for the poor, 10
cssss where the poor have ieams 70 sa,her
buffalo ch'ps.
II 10 the farming and breeding Il sheer.
WOOL only i he disidsrsium, The Mesino
ssd il csossss arc conceded 70 b The IS:
il for mutton, the Southdown 10, ineoapasa-
bly,, the hsst and il for WOOL and naatoa,
The long vools, such % he Co,svold, The
Leioesser OF. perhaps bsstss still, The Shrop-
shirsdovn.
The Management Of the Unioa Psc:fe
and Atchisoo, Topeka and Santa F. Rsads
have Issued The following ioius circula,. n
, 1880-09-29

t.o,lse aui lot H. Greer, bay ans! spent n few
wlio she snid lad lntlorsctl fer drnft, md
s;trG :,.T L. enough Mr. Cass's Signature wfs oli
haI bought House of M. fiorning,
!at ;1's I woa ays = S5s On @ eert}issts t}iM1 +, n
slle bank. fnlncl!ate)y nfterr sllo left tho
f;"setItns ;,s , *n:p1eiGl,a 4 ler GearIng. exam.
iisrtl t!'o draft infinitely, and, discovering
'lnat M 4 was rnlsetl. llurrle,l out to intercept
itsr, 'n.t T.. s1!s au ssosse.! use strre. MY. CIT
1Ils was uI'out 1:W o'cIock. SuspcctImg
TUT sn would likely tcaveon tic early trnfii,,
siie ot'icers Of the hank aitd the. p0lice at
",!"s t,t,,a istt for ttln tepo!s 4 hact!l,an was
wtn''an answering tic. description TO tho
tnlnn Depot fur the Madison train. The
woman was found. Mt t1se dcpot, Md, wlluIl
tanMa nn thc SHOULDER, ,sI,e o.fei,'i 10
With fn'sc hair and ntl,cr pnrapherraIia.
She he kicked and tried to bile 10 nvnil
.se m .;S eXat.,lnnt'"n; There were also found
g,,a,!tty nf hInck-ttlgeiI imper:. Sic w;ts "it
ilrr WY to Matlis"I,, where se wns to tin.
tnTsnAtn tho wkinw .0t II .dcccascit' yiscon.
s'M s''l,ies, ai!d u this ear', hoped to receive
II Msars1,y f II , s qfG m S K fToS n,n GsnS e G's 3
woman. htli stnted tflat lie l.atl never seen
l'cr before, Ills signature. In, sai,l, wns Just
% as Go'ai :s ~ rnuld 'n'kn i hnlsolf. IT. ller
drafts. Size WIS convicted MIL sentenced tn
Nn'tptn For two years. but wAs rurtlhnetl
bl!f OIL the solicitation 1T sot'lu lattlcs with
swi'll'l1g tnnr through, lllsliana aiul prob
nbly continued her ntfariDus 1tustncss Until
de:.ts, rs,setl her rareer. 'Flie interviewer
statGt Tint i ,s;'s 4 'n11tMabie fact TINT some
, 1880-09-29

III 1HU EFEUIIlg WUHKVY IHEVttHE VI EsHEV
tho Fort" nEtl-Rlbbon l.efurm club, corllrr
6f llalstctl and Taylor ssrcntA, MMMlny even
Ing,, Mr.. Il. j., sutlor1aill, eN-Scrretnry.
s'OWY Mny"r ;,,M ts,e !.i,s.er 'lsa1sIy," At tss
tlnse lin presented tho ft,Iluwing resolntlVlls
which wufo unanimously ntlnntal by III Au
elfellrn 0f nearly :ak,. If which over two
thirds wpre llnt professors vt telntHl1ltice:
l!ewlrrtt. Thnt We, mut.,llcrs Ut "tfo,d tho
Fort itut. .tiM,n, Inform CtMh md other ht,a,-
lnr organizations, an.I VIC, ",tfheIls 1t Chionso,
hut u9n.tne'nbcrs Of my tnnl'uratstn 9rsa11zn.
tim, sln hcrehy tlcclu llu,t Carter IT, llArrs0,,
III undressing lilo Sulottlkeppers' Convention,
uphoEtlin Tho lll,nr tr1!t1lc md tlet,nu'lnltl1
Ut ll intetlRt,lt, respectable. md aorHl nIzo,Is.
ltAkrrd, trhlt h., ~ t,nr Mayor a,ni teprG-
HentM&ESt, hrs nbusud ulr lrlIflt!aco aiItl takcn
afll u iutrit.tlt II tho public welfare: th0re.
fnre. We. pitixens, e,s,lle1nn this ~ Ill net OF
usurpatipn aud Injustice.