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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-07
Sunday, Aug. z, 1881.
MILEAGE.

One Of the most grievous taxes upon
the people is that involved in the al
lowsnce of mileage TO officers OF the
law. In this direction are to be found
the latest takes perhaps in the Terri
tory. These things are less noticeable
on the Sound than they are in the country
east of the mountains, for The distances
Travelled here are generally much
shorter and the expenses proportion
ately less. The bringing of patients to
the Insane Asylum Is most prolific
source Of unjust but legal taxation.
The ordinary expense Of bringing .
person from the eastern counties ranges
from $50 TO 500. while the
bills call for from Q hundred and fifty
to three hundred dollars. This amounts
TO nothing more nor ass than robbery,
and what 10 more this Is MT the worst
Of 1t. Avaricious and interruptions
men, there is reason for believing. have
in numerous instances succeeded In
sending TO the Asylum persons who
had no business there, their object BE-
ing to obtain the allowance made by
law for this purpose. The lay makes
no difference between long trip and
those OF short one. What is only q
fair and equitable rate in q county be-
comes most sxtrayagant in the
Territory. and difference should be
made. We throw out these hints ia the
hope that Legislators will duly con-
slider them, and act upon them in the
coming session Of that body.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-07
Notice of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAxp OfFIcR.l
Olympia, Washington Territory. (
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN COM.
pliance with the provisions OF the Act Of Con-
gress approved June D. 1878, entitled An Act for
the sale of Timber Lands in the States Of Csiifor-
MA. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory, -
John johnson, Of enohomish county, Washington
Territory, has this day filed in this Office his ap-
plication TO purchase the NEh of NRk of Section
No -, In Township No. ~ north, Range No 4
east of the willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the said
described land. or any portion thereof are hereby
required to file their claims in this once within
sixty (e0j days from date hereof
Given under my hand, at my Office In Olympia
W. T.. this the 1911 day Of July, AID. ISL
J. +. BROWN
J3oliw Register of the Land Once
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-07

OF General John Bic wells Rancho
Chico. in Bate county. il is said that i,
contains 20. 600 acres. and that the sspay
ro2 Of bis employees last year amount.
cd 10 SIS. 900. A little Indian village,
with = population Of about 100. il seen
upon one portion OF the farm, Of whom.
bssidas women and children. there are
about IS ahlebodied natives. who are
furnished with employment.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-07

NEW CLERGYMAS.-Rsv A Allen,
late Of st Stephens Church, Toronto.
arrived by the Idaho. having accepted
the position of curate of Christ Church
cathedral and vice principal of the
Collegiate School. Rev Mr. Pauleoner,
who is accompanied by his wife, also
arrived. and will proceed to Metlakat-
lab. Both gentlemen have extensive
and everexpsndiDg fields of usefulness
before them. Col0nist.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-07

KALANA ExrESsfoS N. PR. R.
Engineer White representing the sur,
vsy for the N p Rarroad between Ea-
lama and Portland. Preliminary line
have bean run On both sides Of the Co.
iumhis. but that on the south side Il
found TO be the best. AMI the work Of
locating il will commence ~ once. The
grade is described as eScellent.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-07
A suocxssruIsrxAx wAoos-Frou

A SUCCESSFUL STEAM WAGON From
Captain Roberts. Of the Sacramento
Wood Company. the Chico Recael
learns that the companys steam wagon
h worning vorr successfully this sea.
son. The engine has been rebails aud
the parts that were found weak have
been strengthened. The wagon IL now
running fronn the vicinity Of Riceville
70 the Mcintosh Landing. aud draws
about 40 tons ct . load. Captain Rob
crts says tn ct his steam vsgsn woaid
draw 90 tons very easily ca good
grapelled road.
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CALIFORNIA.
Liberty or Eeagh.

SAN Francisco. Aug 5 Yesterday
FIVE convicts at the Folsom prison. Geo
Lupson, Geo Walker. Bob Durkin. J
Cooney and jas Gordon, made 9 break
for liberty, knocked down the guard
and ran for the river. Pursuit was
made and Walker was shot dead, while
Luptsn was drowned in trying to cross
the river. Cooney and Durkin were
captured, but Gordon is not accounted
for.
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The Vancouver Independent puts it
about right when it says:

Everyone should prepare something
tor exhibition ct the county fair this
fell. There Is no reason why we should
not have good display Of everything
that goes to make up good county sg-
ricultural show, and we hope the poo
pie will get up sufficient enthusiasm to
bring whatever they have, and not say,
as some have said. in times past: "Why,
I could have brought better potatoes
than these" or, II have finer wheat at
home than any I see here" Bring
what you have, and don't he worried II
you don't happen to take premium.
but be satisfied in knowledge of the
fact that you have helped to make q
good display. and that you have given
yourselves and families two or three
days Of rest from the years work on
the farm or in the shop.
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Notice OF Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
UxrrxD srArEs Drxrxrcr LAND Owner.

CErrKD STATES DrsTx1cT LAND OFTycE
OLYMPIA, WksulxGrox TEKRrruar
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN COM.
~ rl.ance with the provisions Of the Act Of
Congress Approved June :, ISIS. entitled IAN Act
for the sale of Timber Lands IN the States OF Gal.
uorIats. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri
tory. Albert c. Folsom, OF Snohornlsh county.
Washington Territory, has this dzy aled in this
once his application 20 purchase tbs swk AZ n
w. kk OF SNh and SW i af SEk OF Section
No. u, in Township No. = North, Range No. East
Of the wiIlaznetfe Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the said
described Land. or any portieE thereof. are here
By reqGiFd 30 le her claims in this ocs with.
in sixty te0l dA e from data hereof.
Given under nay hand. ct my ofacc. IN olympia
". T.. this the 18th day ef June. AID. 1881.
J. r. BROWN
to2S-1iw Register of he Land Ofzce.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Z. s LsxD ogxscE Az oLTxF7A. VI I'll
Jzly zIsa- lsSf.
NJ Office Is HEaEDT GIVEN THAT THERESA
~ zxi@feihofsr has nled noftce o. fntsufion
D. make nal prnos befcrs the cerx Of the District
o0nrt. 81 his of1es Ia Seattle W. T. On sHfnraay
the II day Of September A d. lssl % Pre- ernp-
tea y 8 No ssal. for The SEh of sWA of SEE
tisn u. Township - north. Ea1ge east she
nAnlss witnesses Henry Hail. J. Krzehf. John
Alezlzs ard J. Starter. al 81 seattle King county
ssesx IT. nRowx. lessss@r.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-07

A CHArrRR or AccrpESrs.--Afe few
days since 9 son Of Hsnry HArris on
FiAtwooda was trying to Gssw water
with rope, when he csaghs one foot
In The ropc and fell and broke his arm.
Ths uext morning. while Mr. Harris vas
goue with his son to got the arm set.
The haby fell In the Ore and was burned
quite seriously. - aneouvsr Cesar.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-07
Notice of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.

USITKD STATES DTsrRIcT land OFFIcEl
Olympia, Washington Territory
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN COM.
IN piianee with the provisions OF the Acsof Con-
gress approved June 3. ISIS entitled An Act for
the sale OF Timber Lands In the States OF Caljfor-
MA. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory, 4"
Joseph W. Sackman. Of kitsap county, Washing
ton Territory, has this day fled In shis once his
application to purchase the SwA OF NM and M
OF 81 Of Section No. IL, 10 Township No. rs
north. range No. east Of the willamette Meri.
dian
Any and All persons claiming adversely the said
described land. or any portion thereof are hereby
required N Ale their claims in this Office within
sixty teol days from date hereof
Given under my hand a. my ofhce in Olympia
W. r. this tie 2sfh day OF July. AID lssi
J.. T. BROWN,
10llw Register Of the Land Once.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
wAsuIyGToy TERRUreRY.

PoRr TOWNSEND. August 5-Arriyed.
bark Annie, from Honolulu.
PoRT MADISON. Augusts6-Arrived.
bark Oakland, from San Francisco
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-07

Observation-Disclosures lot Of fisher.
men arrived from Astoria yesterday
There are now sore six or ssven hun
drsd Ia the city. Some Of them have
made lair catohes, bat many Of them
complain Of poor luck. The high boat
Of this season only took $500 fab. while
many did not get over 1000. The price
paid WAS go cents. Five years ago
WIN tho price Was IS cents. the highest
catch made by one boat was 10000,
Those who vsntured farthsst ous at the
mouth Of the river were not % success.
full ~ those who 5shed Q few miles ur
the river.--Standani.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Us, LAND osszrx an oIxxrlA. VT
Jaly SIN, 1881.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TaAT ASH. D
IN ksay has zled Iozios Of lnfentiun % uasks
nnai praf before the Clerk Of the District ouzrs
- bis of1ce IN Ss&ttis w. T., % Saturday the a2k
azy &c Ansuk1, A-D- lSsl. "a PraAemptson u a
No 49,. t0r The N Of sWh. Nwh q swh a
ese1fuu - sns SEA % NV 81 s<esisn e. Toxn-
<hip s nartA. kAnss kz<1 he narzss xz sfi-
aez<ee r. ~. He-kizsun. A. Reeve Kenry Czoua
ard uhaxlss Rstsrscz. I'll q Pert Blakely' kitsAp
eo1nty. VT.
iissw 1T BRoxx. Register
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-07

Ask for Cox, Young Sc Gardner's
celebrated foot wear. None genuine
without their stamp. Ii. Jones. sole
agent. j30-1m.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-07

AZ The ISTELIIGENcER of the 25th inst con.
tains challenge ffom Mr. Samuel A. Hoyt TO row
me boat race for any sum over $3.50.
do not know how long the challenge has been
in the paper, as never received a scratch Of the
pen from Mr.. Hoyt informing me Of such chal.
lenge. Ieannot accept the challenge (which looks
very much to me like grand bluf) for the fol-
lowing reasons:
have not 1850 TO put IN boat race am the
chalen Sed party, and object to rowing in Seattle
bay.
will make q counter challenge am now at
work in Olympus and cannot leave here but will
row Mr.. Samuel Hoyt within three months from
date for 500 on the waters of Olympia bay, and
am prepared to put up reasonable forfeit II he
really wants TO row. this will make IL an object for
him.
Preliminsries to be arranged by us upon sign.
ing articles. Respectfully,
s. N. PERCIvAL
Olympia, W. T., July 3lst. 1881 AUST
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-07

When young lady goes cr>y over
dancing. she can consissently b. called
hopping mad.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-07

kENNEDY-BRooKs-In Clarke county, July 81
Thomas Kennedy Of whitman county and Caro-.
line Brooks Of Clarke county, W. T.
BRUNDAGE MCCONNELL - In Clarke county.
June S, Joan Brundago and Mary T. Mcconnell,
both OF Clarke county
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EAST ERN STATES.
Hanged NJ Last.

SYRACUSE. Aug. A. Nathan Orlando
Greenfield was executed this forenoon
for the murder of his wife Alice at Or
well. Oswego county. Oct. Is. 1875.
The case was remarkable for the Stub
born contest in the courts, on three
trials the jury dissgreeing and twice
finding him guilty; three death sn.
fences and five stays and reprieves :.
The execution took place five years and
nine months sfter the crime was CON-
mitted. After 50 many escapes from
the gallows Greenfield was confident
he would not be hang d. aud gave Up
hope of communication only under the
gallows. The execution took place in
the Jail in the presence Of 200 persons.
official witnesses and Press repr, senta-
tives. The prisoner was cool and IN.
concerned. Being asked il he had any
thing to say he replied, nothing. The
drop was sprung ct IL o'clock. A scene
took place just before the execution.
The prisoners brother Insisted on
Standing by him to the last, declaring
him to be innocent. This the Sheriff
refused o. unlawful.
Greenfield bad an affecting interview
with his brother and cousin this MORN
ing. He assured them he was inno-
cent, and ready TO die. The chap lain
implored him 10 confess. lie protested
his innocence. and fervently prayed for
mercy upon himself and the enemies
who perjured themselves on his trial.
He went calmly and unfslteringly TO
the scaffold. The sheriff asked if he
had any confession. He said. 4 have
none. As Christ is good it is true l
am innocent
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DeviItry In Chicago.

CHICAGO, Aug. Cit has Just been
discovered that ever since Monday
morning mysterious conclave of PROM
inent Irishmen. numbering something
like 100. has been in session at one Of
the hotels in this city. Their delibera-
tions have been held under lock and
key. and in room padded and other
wise secluded. There are present John
Warren Of Lowell, Mass, strong
friend Of Ben Butler; Thos G Quinn. q
co-laborer of Grove; Geo ] West of
Providence, lawyer and Secretary OF
one branch of the Land League; Rev
Father Bates OF st Louis, Geo Q Gun
ningham Of New Haven and many
other well known agitators. Nobody
has been let into their secrets and their
meetings have excluded all reporters
It has. however, leaked out that these
men are the dynamite crowd; that their
deliberations arc not as to whether
dynamite shall DO used against Ems
gland, but as TO the most feasible way
OF using il. The discussion seemed to
take it for granted that there were
Irish patriots as much devoted to their
ideas as are the Nihilist band; that
there would be no difficulty in finding
Irishmen who would adopt the posi-
bility or even certainty of death il by
it they might do great and serious
damage TO England. A delegation of
city priests waited on the members of
this conclave today aud begged with
solemn obiurgations and impressive ar
guments to desist from their plots and
adjourn at once. They refused TO lis
ten to the advice, saying that they
came for business and were determined
to accomplish their purpose.
Paying for Ejecsing = Reporter.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 5.-The Board of
Education was assessed costs by Judge
Higley because its sergeant at arms
had forcibly elected . reporter from an
executive session. The reporter had
the president arrested.
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NOTICE.

i l. siness, I take this opportunity and method
OF requesting and urging settlement Of all claims
against me and In my favor before the LIST OF Au.
gust. Debtors and creditors will please take no
tce.
d. N. HYDE,
Late Proprietor Dolly Warden MARKET
Seattle, july "A. 1881. jis-tangi
Ny successors are Measrs. Evans Anderson.
and are gentlemen whom tan and do chserfully
and honestly recommend 10 the patronage OF the
public.
My late marketInzn. Mr.. A. 4. Fields. further
commend 70 those needing his services a . man
Ia every way verify.
d. n. HYDE
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$taotrat6sper6auofuns

Am Dienifas lester Wo@e ueriammsIts
R4 Der Stabtrutb 3u elmer au~Berssu6bn'
Ii@en Sisuns. aIs @runb Der 3uiammsn'
bsrufuns CAB Der Mapor on. bab @rnsn
nunsen fur DeIssatsn sa MAIDEN isisn,
wsI9s bic Stabt auf Der Convention psr'
treten iousn, bic gum Su.de Der gsrbsi.
isruus bss Sabrwafers beg Riififppis in
ct. 2ouis suiamment6mmt. @rnanni
wurbsn Sol. 5snberiou, @sn, gaubswsr,
Gen. Sonss unb y. 6. 2insban. @s
uurbe Elm Sdrsibsn bss Staats'M iinifsrs
3. O. Blaine an ben Wapor uon DubrqI II
perIeien, inbem fur bic Bel @sssenbsit tes
Eobes bss Y,dRhsntsn bswlsisnsE beiInabm'
Der Burger ssbuntt wirb. Das @Omii'
bes @anssn srftattete Bsri&t hber per-
i9iebene Ystitionen. u. % S,a 9 Ste:
srabidds !ns wurbe auf $4,000 fefsskst;
bisieniss pon Srau 6. u. Sulliuan au'
$40, coo; bic Stsuern Der frau 6. @arI'
fir 1881 uurben na&seIchen u g. Sritbs
@siud UNI S9abenerias wurte benz 60.
mite fur Sorbsrunsen iberwieisn. Dai
@sfu9 8. 6. SANDS um Gn.auf uOn gi
der absr DubrqIe's Snbufrisn wnrb'
rssifirt. @m. &af's steuerabfddsums
fir's Sabr 1881 warb auf $4,000 fefse'
felt. Gar. Subrmann's Steuuabf&dtuns
wurbe ssifri@en. Die petition Der 6. W
81 ct. pauI @iienbabn 60. sessn Grid
tuns zines S@Ia9tbuuiss wurbe resiftrirt.
o. 8. 5snueGp's Steuereini&dsuns fa,
1881 warb seffri&en. gu ben aeten wur'
ben bic 9uta@ten Der abpoeaten . DOnnsn
Wscgsnep unb 9pons in Der WotOranseIe
senbeit seIest. 8%srtasuns.
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Gus oent Staate.

Der gebar@apibs v&spubliean1
smpfsblt, baB elm nsuss County in Soma
sebil.st uerbs, wel9ss ben Ramen o a ~
fieIb erbaIien ioa unb i&Idet gu bieftm
3ueds bic TbsiIuns DOn RoRutb @Ounip
Dor. Dies wirbe f@ i~niofern aud ne4
aIs pruttii& erweiien. buB Soma aIsbarn
cine runbe 3abI pom 100 COUNTIES babsn
wi,be, fat 90.
Sn Des Woinss III unter ben Vfes
ben bic. untsr benz Namsu .Pints@ps" bes
fannie Ssu5s ausssb,otsn.
Der Prebiser Seize @. Denis
o n, Der in 1856 Denton srlnbete, fiu,b
am l. b. W. Ssit mebrersn Sabren nor
er Ieibenb unb tonnts fsine @si4dfts msBr
betreiben.
@ineneue unb wsrtbuoIe Roblens
mine purbe tn BloomFsIb Cop Bolt
@ountp, sr0ffnst. Sos Eager III pier SuB
bid, Isi9t 3u bsarbeitsn unb fiub bic Rob.
len Der befen Qaalitdt.
Gin .armer EsufeIA BON @ebar @opibs,
Rod In sinsm bortisen @afbaus, III In
isinsm soften 2sbensiabre pI0tIi& perm6'
ssnb sswOrben. gbarles paresI, 70 beibt
Der @Iidli&e, wurbe bieier Gage amtIi9
bauon in Renntnib sefest, bab feline stief'
uutter Inn gis.ntbum I'm Bertbe BON
tl75, 900 Uerma&t babe, bas gum EbsiI in
gaew gost unb tbeiIueife tn Deuti4lanb
liest.
Sn Dss Woinss III Srau Warsas
reib WaIisan TN aIter uon lo2 Sabrsn &C..
iforben; Re binterIdBt ibren ITO Sabre al
ten Mann In biIfsbebdrftiser Gage.
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QanReare Sraueu.

Wiemanb wei6 ben @ertb bss Sopfsn'
Bittsrs better gu i@dsen, unb Riemaub ID
banfbarer fur bafeIbe ais bic Grausn. 81
If bic einsiss Rsbiain, bic R& gang beiou'
bers far bic pieIen arantbetten eisnst, be-
men bas wsibIi&e @ei&le&t faf aIssmeir
untsrwOrfen III. Gisber unb Grof. Der
bauanss' unb aeberbef9werbsn, arbiItsn'
bss ober periOSii&ss ROpfweb. s&wd&.
I'm &aden ober In ben Rieren. S&merseu
tn ben S&uItern uub anbern R0rpetbsiIen,
Wattistsit unb Wieberssi&Iassnbeii we,ben
bar@ bas Bittsrs prompt tarirt. Sou:
rant"
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2Ssr nit Sanoasenten 81 t6mn 6at,
foa u ibren 8Orten ni&t gu iebr trausn.
Bet einem 9anb asenten su gaff OIanse
faufie tirIIi& s. gottons Don 2amotte
500 Gder 2anb 3u 10. per ader unb uia9te
cine aufSabIuns uon $500. Rad spei
ROnaten ianbte Der assut bic burauf &C.
aabIte Sumuie aurid. gr bate sinen
bsfsrn Yrsis far bas 9anb srbaItsn unb %
suu, GbeiI auf's Rsue usrtaaft.
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Der SfuB mar Mussanss lester Wo9e

Der SfuB mar Mussanss lester Wo&s
Bis an bic a4t 3ou sefauen bic I'm obereu
Stromsebiete ftarsenben &esen Der Isstsn
@o8e ma9tsn bas @afer isbo9 wisbe,
feisen. Montas RaGmittas wu&s &c sineu
boIben 5o0I per Stunbe unb bate gbsnbs
10 llbr cine 56be pom 20 SUB 8 3oa am
PeseI errei9t. Die Weinuns III uo,bsrrs
f9eub, baB Der SIub ben Wofaiianb, ben
CT Isstss Sabr i'm SUM- bate, erreidsu
wirb. Bereits III cine srOBe an3abI ga
miIien aus ibren In ben Rieberunsen seIe'
seueu 6duisrn oussetrisben worben uni
bic g. M. & ct. Saul Giisnbabn SO.
mar srOBmatbis seuus, ben eeuten Waseu
Bur gerfisuns gu ifsIen, in benen Re fd
etnsuartirten. Webrsre i'm Berei&e bee
SInfss ssIsssnen Jabritsn unb WabIer
babeu ibre Ebdtisteit eiuseiisIt unb BUN.
berte BON atbeitsrn finb babur9 ssitwsiIis
auber Nrbeit sefstt worbsn. Die 5oIs.
b0fe unb BrennboIsbdnbIsr baben bereits
bebeutenbsn S1aben stIitten unb mifen
fb sepattissn nod msbr Su erIeiben. Sn
2ogroGs iolI Der Batter Der Str5ms b5bsr
feiu, aIs ie uorber. Ser @bippewa uni
Der Blad Riusr rOuen unsebeuere Wafsr'
monen tu. 0ie fi9 In ben Batter bsl
Str6me srsiebenben fIeinen SIdfs uni
Bd&e finb auf RsiIsn unb WssiIsn bis ins
SinterIaub binaufsefaut unb bubsn Rorn'
feIber unb Dteien iibai@wemmt. Wan'
der farmer u~erIiert einen EbsiI isinsr
@sIi&fornernbte bur@ bobss DaGsr.
gs f&etnt bic NnR&t gu berri@en, bab
70 LANCE Beibe biefe &esionen bewobnsn,
Der RifRifppt I'm October ME fold bobeu
@adsrfanb bate aIs beuer. Das 1T ni@t
Der Gau. Die RotiSeu aber ben BaHe'
fanb am psssI Der alien giienbabnbrlde
Der gbieaso. Rod SsIanb unb Paeife 81
fenban IN Davenport ,eisen, baB im Oetos
Der 1859 Der Bafrfanb sbsnIo bod mar
ais beute.
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$@aege semperaturweG fef, wsI@e'

6eYWSAS
mir tn bieism Gina 70 bdufs ausssisst
Rnb, babsn in uisIen Sdasn &rantbsitsn
im @efoIss. gs 1T baber Pfi9t zines
Ssben, eth Mittel sur 5anb gu babsn, bur9
wsI&es cine TIM @nifteben besriffene 3rant'
beit TN Refine erfidt werben Tam, sin
WitteI pon i@nsuer bur9sreifenbsr Wtrs
funs, fret DOR ben i@dbIi&eu Na&wsbsn
uaiusraIii9e @ifte entbuItenber Pilsn.
MIs ioI1ss m69ten MIR ben 2sfer Or.
Masuf &~5uis's 5ambnrssl
Eropfen eupfebIen, inbem MIR nnisrs
gupfsbIuns auf cine rubmuOlle @ersanssn'
belt pon beinabe sinsm baIbsn Sabrbunbsr1
1aten. Go tomut nur auf eine Probe ar
unb SHERMAN wirb bcIb pom Der Wabr
bsit pom Obisem dberseust iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-10-25
.0erleamma Der OffSin.

pa mnjere NanmIi6fettes sn
fIssm aewcro en- ftno, ano mSsIt'
Sbertv cite pas @ebdnoe, tnoettt
suir bis lett waret, netfa'att
,ptro, 70 perlesen mir I'M eanfe
Der @o6e mniere ottistn IN oas
0ebaupe bon YaImer mno @ts
,sau. Gde Der 6. uno SotuaftraBe.
gHir ,peroem pas gauge etodmerf
iiber oert y9eIesratb" tnne ba'
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-10-25

2Sin(6t Der cine ober Der anbers asier
nniere nsus 8rdu,ie aa@ europa gu ienbsn,
70 fam er bas ibuu. Wir ueri&iden ein'
seIne grsmpIare portOfrei gu so Gents.
Nu@ fribers Yrdmisn finb 3u benz prsis
nod ju babsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-10-25

Am II. October trut Der SupsruiiO
rsnratb aIs goarb Of ganpa6ers tuiammer,
reuibirte bic @abaiftsn unb publi1irts hos
@siuItat. Die an anberer SteIe mitsstbeil'
ten grssbuife fnb benz offSisasn Bsri9te
entnommen. Die @rpdbItsn wurbsn sun,
BabIcertiFeate bsre9tist ertIdrt, bas ibnsn
Der @ountp gubitor ausfsIIte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-10-25
Weue NrBetgen.
6eSu6t |!

De IN 3. @ tinanba aus Sefnt2 Die ltets
Ratri&t, bic man bon ibm in europa trbitlt,
fam 1876 BEN CASCADE. DUBUQUE Co.. SOMA.
Ssins @prtHt mar eamals 8. Wsinanb care g.
Rifdarb. Dubuque Co., Soma. gabne aus.
funft IN man ssttitn an bic abrshe Ssrrn De-
ter @rpG, Wo. 1913 uab 1915 9aprsnee Strrbs
philadelphia, pa, obsr an bic 8stad'pn bee
Der .@aisttf" ja ri9tfn.
Small,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-10-25

teoGeae Sau6en, (Hoods) 9anO'
i9ube unb llnteu6de fur 9inber, eise
n sss Sabridai, f7nb In bibi&er auspabl
su baben unb msrbsn auf gsfenuns prompt
ansefsrtist in s. Ri@tsIs Busssf9dft,
llso Soma StraBs, In Der Ndbe bss Gem
trat Wartts.