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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-10-21

Damon Smith, Plaintiff,
Henry Fawver, Arthur Fawyer. Sarah
Mcclure, Lamar Fawver, Sophronia
Ingram and Green Ingram, her hus-
band, Jonn Fawver, James Fawver,
Mary Fawver. Jane Fawver. Green T
Fawver. VIM Fawver, isabella Fawver
Sarah 4. Mcclure and - Mcclure her
husband, Lilly Clark and j. w. Ray
burn, as administrator of the estate Of
William fawver, deceased, defendants. J
To Henry Fawver, Arthur Fawver Sarah Mcclure,
Laman Fawver, Sophronia Ingram and hre n Ingram,
her husband, John Fawver, James Fawver Mary
Fawver. Jane Fawver, Green Fawver, william Faw-
yer, Isabella Fawver, Sarah r. Mcclure and - Nc
Clure, her husband, Lilly Clark and J. W. Rayhurn,
az administrator of the estate of William FawVer de-
ceased, the above named defendants
In the name of the State of Oregon you and each
OF you, are hereby summoned and required to be
and appear in the above named Court and answer the
compliant Of the plaintiff in the above ent tied suit
on file against you with the Clerk of said Court by
the first day of the next regular term of said Court
wit: The regular November term of said Cour. 10
be begun and held on the Third Monday i'll Novem-
Der, lssl in Benton County oregon. er jud gm, mt
You hereby notified that if you all appear and
the complaint OF the plaintiff herein above
reef demanded in the CONT aInt in this ut towit
IT. at the Court order and decree that he mortgage
executed and delivered by William Fawver and SARAH
Fawyer his wife, on the 18th day OF April, 1880 10
the plaintiff herein on the following described
ises, to wit:
LOIS numbered seven ana eTTnt OF section thirty
two in township fourteen south of Range four West
and lots numbered ten and eleven OF section five i'll
Township fifteen. South of Range four WeSt and
riv.r lot numbered nine in section five Township
fifteen South of Range four West. Also the Ioow-
ing: Beginning on the Township line b. tween Town
ships fourteen and fifteen, one hundred and fifty
four rods due East of the Northeast section
number five in Township fifteen outh of Range four
West, running thence North forty rods, thence "
eighty rods, thence South ninety three and third
rods. thence east one hundred and thirtyeight ros,
thence to the place of beginning all situated enton
County Oregon be foreclosed and that said lanl be
sold to satisfy and paw the amount due the pa nt
the debt secured thereby to wit: the sum of 1852,
with interest thereon from April 2Sth, 1880 at the
rate of one per cent. per month and the costs and
disbursements of this suit, less payment of 800
made April 18th. 1881, and that each aad all OF the
defendants herein, and every person cai ing ly,
through under them, ether OF them. be for
closed and barred from canning any right, title or
interest in, or lien upon said premises or any part
thereof.
This sur.mons is published by order of Hon. j. F.
Watson, Judge said Court in the Corvallis Gazette
for six successive weeks which order bears date Sep
tember 2Sth, 1897.
FLINN s. CHAM3FRLAIN,
40w7 Attys for Plaintiff.
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r ,al Estate for Sale.

VIII sell farm of 47S acres for less than S1S per
acre, being one of the cheapest and best farms in
Benton, county, situated miles west Of Monroe. OF
mile from good school, in one of the best neigh
borhoods in the state with church privileges handy
cultivated All under fence. with coed two story
frame house, large barn and orchard; ha; running
and dairy purposes This is of the cheapest farms
in the Willamette Valley
Also two improved lots on the main business street
with small stable wo0dshed and good. comfortable
dwelling house contai1ing even good rooms These
lots are nicely situated for any kind Of business ur
poses
For fnrther information enquire at the
(. zrTTE Office
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sRlp.BuIllINo On The PACIFIC COAST.

The Journal of Commerce tor many
long years has advocated the policy
and expediency of owning and build
ing ships on this coast, with, how
ever little practical result. We are
pleased, therefore, to finl that s"m'-
thing in this direction il at last about
to be done. The meeting OF Thurs
day though small, as TO numbers, Us
h,le!ul as 10 spirit, and at future
day we will have larger meetings and
bette. progress to report. MIR. Hop
kins, nt the California Insurance
Compa ny, who issued pamphlet on
the subj ct in 1874, was the cnnventr
of the meeting. We hope that he
and Messrs. Roseficld, Merry, Avery,
and Dingley, and Gen. Rosencrans,
whose inquiries urged MIR. Hopkins
to call tile meeting, Will keep on with
the good work until success crowns
their efforts.
There was a proposition made at
the meeting TO establish a company
with a capital OF S. ,ooo,o to make
start in the work. This was re-
ceived with favor, AMI is eminently
practical. At the meeting, a sub
scription list should be started and n
committee appointed to CANVASS the
city 'till the required sum can be
obtained. It ought to be easy
enough TO do it. Already vessels of
large tonnage have been built success
fully on this coast-the Wildwood
being good example-and while we
have such harvests az those of 1880
and 1881, and freights offrom f3 los
to GA os cd, there is no doubt they
will nay.
But the business should he placed
above the contingencies of tempo
rary high freieh his, and our local
laws, as we'll az the laws of the
United States, should be remodelled
so a. to give proper encouragement
to American shipping. We will pay
probably twenty million dollars tor
freights this year-at least fifteen TO
sixteen miliions-and should he ahle
to divide the greatest part of this
amongst San Francisco ship-owners.
The amount will be doubled in few
years.
There should be nominal tax on
shipping in the United States. The
heavy taxation now imposed renders
United States mercantile marine
impossible. Then jndicious system
Of bounties for freight and for mail
carried is needed. Great Britain,
since 1887, has paid the enormous
sum of of 1922. 500. 900 to her steam
marine, or about 100000 per year
while the United states pail So Il ,4O5,
Again, the taxation on vessel car
rying 100000 per anum in the
United States is abou, S. 900 year,
while in England it is only $1,000.
The diffrrence-S4s, ,4n0-is a very
good profit Make the American
ship under the law the equal of the
English ship, and we will have
fourishing 'mercamiile marine-San
Francisco Journal of Commerce.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon,
September H. lss'.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Fol-
IN lowing named settler has filed notice OF his in
tenton to make final proof in support of his tlaim
and that said prcof will be made before b. W. Viii
son. County Clerk Of Benton County, at CORY allis
Oregon, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1881,
Viz: Edwin C. Phelps, Homestead Application No
2s52, for the s. w. Sec. 4, r. Ii s., Il. INV.
He names the following witnesses to prove his con-
tnuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land
viz r. A. Bense o. Inw"o-+. enton Conn+v. y =
gon; Geo. Landreth. of Newport B snto Co.. Ore on;
James A. Yants of Corvallis. Benion Co., Ore. en-,
B. H. Allen of Halsey, Linn County, Cresor
ls:40w5 L. 4. BARN, 4esisier
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Articles Of Incorporation were last week
filed with the Secretary of State incorpora.
ting the Scio Lodge. No. 80, A, F. " A, M.
Incorporators, J, L. Miller John Bryant al d
M. G, Gill. Duration perpetual. Tie
Kings Prairie and Quartzville Wagon Rof d
Company Incorporators, Harrison Smith,
Philip Densor and James K. Smith, Cap
ital stock, $40, 900 Principal office, Salem.
Herman Creek Water, Ditch, Canal and
FluIhe company. Incorporators, w. P
Watson, N. H. Gates and o. s. Savage.
Capital stock, $4,000. Principal office.
The Dalls.
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This shows IA deficit cn the whole,
"A small one it is true. but yet sntfi
cien,ly large to explain that what is
now 274c per GENITAL is higher i'll San
Franci,ro than it was Il year ago.
The deficit may be met with CROWN.
stocks carried over, hut the cffec, on
the market will be more the less
marked.
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NOTICE FOR PUsLlCATIOa.
Land Office a. oreso City, oregcr. J

Land Office at Oreso City, Oregor.
September 29th, 1881. }
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support OF his clam and that said proof will
be made before B. w. Wilson. County Clerk of Len
ton County, at Corvallis, Oregon, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBi r 10, 1881,
Viz: Geo. w. Dixon, Presumption D. S. No $685. for
Lot No l, and the s e of N Sec "a, L II, r
West
He names the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuous residence u on and cultivation of said land
viz: john Murray OF Corvallis, Joseph Nix on o.
Corvallis, Bradley Troxel of Summit Geo Mulkey Of
Philomath, all Of Benton County, Oregon.
1S4I-w5 l. T. BARN. Regi ter
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NOTICE FINfI SE1TLLMEMI, ,

The un Ter signed ad mini trator of the estate OF
Mo yes Horton deceased having flel his accounts in
the County Court Of Benton county Oregon, for fna
settlement of said estate. The first Monday, Q
7th day of Nov 1891 at the tour of 10 o'clock n
the court house in said county is the time and place
fixed sor the hearing of objections 20 aid account
Rv order OF the Hon w. S. McFaddel. County
Judge JOSEPd u. JohSooS,
lS-4lw5P Adminishasor,
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Articles of incorporation were last week
fled with the Secretary of State incorpora-
ting the Pioneer Baptist Church, on the
Coquille river, in Southern Oregon. lncor-
porators, K. d. Gorham, Jonathen Burk
and J. c. Canterbury. Capital stock $500;
duration perpetual
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the CROPS CT The WGRlD.


fSsn Francirco Journal Of Commerce.)
The crops OF the world is now
being proximately arrived ar. The
Bulletin des Hulles, of September 4th
says: 1t is almost certainty at pres
ent that the United States will have
more than l2o.0oo,Oo0 bushels of
wheat to export. We include in this
figure last years stocks, which are
estimated at about 3O,soO,ooo bush
.ls. This will make a difference OF
10000, 900 below last campaign.
Now that we have pretty accurate
knowledge Of this years crop, this is
the estimate which we form OF the
situation:
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Ho for Yaquin a I ay!
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
G; B. MAYS, Proprietor.

1r,u,s tto,JsE IS SITUATED ON THE SUMMIT,
"a miles from Corvallis and SO from Newport
Have lately built large and commodious house Tor
the recommendation Of the travelling public ana are
furnishing It new. Will keep on hand everything
the market Affords Meals so cents. Good hay and
oats always on hand. ls'4oiho-
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE :
CITY OF CORVALLIS.


Two Lots adjoining Court House with good house,
barn and garuen.
FARMS.
1e0 Acres 20 miles from Newport the Yaquina,
steamboat landing 20 acres N timothy, good Louise
orchard, &c Price 5000
15S Acres in Kings Valley. Fir { rate land with
large house. barn, cioe to school and church, post
o!fce, grist AMI mill. Price $1,000.
$40 Acres in Linn conty, miles east of Lebanon,
on branch Of east 81 e railroad and Oregon Pacific,
well watered good timber, school, Terms easy.
S4455.
SO Acres in Kings Valley. 2oounder cultivation.
well watered. gool outrange, Is acres orchard pro-
large barn and good outbudings. mile from ool,
po tofce and grist mills aud close to pro-
posed narrow gauge depot in Kings Valley. 1'rice.
$1,000.
sition,a ot 100 acres under cultivation, excellent
farm, capable of carrying good flock Of sheep. under
fence, well watered. good house. barn and orct ard
422Acr sad oins above 100 acres under cultivation
good house. orchard etc Excellent stock range with
goon outlet, miles from school, postoftice, etc.
Price, - 500.
$40 Acres 90 under cultivation good house, harm
and ore four miles north OF postoce Price, 3d.
800 Excellent stock farm
200 Acres Of 'rst class land west side and upper
end Il Kings Valley so acres under cultivation in
cludir. % acres of '.mothr, good new Rouse 6x24,
venicnt distant from mills, story &c; well watered
and timbercd. S2,7Go.
t60 acres situated Little Elk road. two miles
west OF Biolg it's Valley co table land, 100
acres new bottom, well watered; Is acres under
'ltiv-tioA ; abuEGant ont rarre fer stock. Frice
1880. Au eXcelle.t barga II :; terms easonable.
Elk City Large horse with furniture suitable for
hot to"ct with about go of good land close
to ,tea boat landing.
Fix CITY 123 acres OF good land, Is acres under
fence rnntag to river and county road G. cd house
and barn garden ami wound orchard, spri ig branch
through the land good outfit for stock; pr s1,4tO
Coospav-16. acres on Pcaver slough ne Coosl
Bav one mile navigable watn- ''' :. "a
rnd plenty of e: ce ZEN; tiu .er on and price s
500
100 acres str ate IN Little Elk next Bah RS. Excel
lent water and good ontlet to fine range.
Some large ira is of n'l for sale, som
Pacific railroad, well watered, good roads, ha
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NOTICE

The undersigned hereby notifies all persons con-
cerned that be will not be responsible for any debts
contracted on his account unless the parties apply
inc Tor the sa.ne have my written order.
IS-3exn0 n " AS"AS.
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Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that have been duly ap-
pointed sole executor of the last will and tesa ent
of Jeremiah Smith. deceased Ali pers ons having
claims against the estate of Jeremiah Smith dece sed
will present the same to the undersigned at his resi-
dence about miles south of Corvallis in Bentor Co.,
Oregon with the proper vouchers within six ninnths
from this date.
Dated Sept 24tf 1881. T. w. B. SMITH,
Executor of estate of Jeremiah Smith, decd
l2.h0NS
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CENTRAL OREGON ESTATE AND MoRT-
GAGE AGENCY
G HERBERT NASH receives and holds for
sale farm lands, town property and bust
nesses of all descriptions; also, is open to re-
ceive applications for Ions. paper EMIT
lei .'The Oregon Colobist" is published for
special transmition to San Francisco, New
York, London and other centres, where
special agents are appointed and through it
all property will he freely advertised. Ap-
ply at once to C. II. Nash at Corvallis and
he will gladly favor you with every inf"rma
tion. Send particulars Of property Tor slle
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-10-21

Peter French Of Harney has bought steers
to the amount Of $40, 600, and will ship to
San Francisco during the fall and winter.
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Real Estate Agency.
CHOICE FARM LAND
-
And Desirable City Property.
z

E 200 Acres end of BlodgettsNalley we'll imrrov
ed near school and on proposed line OF Yaquna il. X
5Acres side of Blodgetss Valley, all fenced:
good house. onIbudngs mile from school and
close TO proposed Yaquna X Prce,s2 500.
24o Acres on Llk road, miles from junction wrh
Yaquna road Good house, barn. A good farm
ne faquna with outlet to well grassed 1900,
good Louse 49, -
e land with n mile along M the road and .., good fam, with
'"~'' p'S' chard bargain. Price, 5000
of Lebanon $50 acres Of land at the Junction of the yaqua
Pacific and nd liz read and river Is miles east Of Sewlort
Price $500.
cultivation 24o mil Summit fork Nays
eent noase two large harms end shsr sudgs
$500 s'ss' Improvements valued at ss'' Price
!, a57 Acres Acre miles wet Of Corvallis Mary's
am sn'sss ssse'ss, stss @ & sss Ell IA
nee d rd gnatr house, two tas, etc Price, sIe.sOo
AT NEWPoRT
with 2 lo aees Of lend situated en- south shore lies
'stoflee etc. frontage: Price. sl2oo.
house barn lco Of situated half between
asd re fP0s sats4ad BY e
@ n d sea- asT G rocks He s iI %euS make
ouse 6x2 very desirable residence cut into lots
veil waercd 100 acres mile east of Newport the
with % comfortable nm o house garden etc This property
%s e a s S gea y
tock TIce
:onable saloon large warehouse with
and vicinity
od land close comencei there being for
lively summer renders this good chance.
under 10 miles side Of Yaquna
cd bay on the road between Traps Eddys
bottom land with excellent
Dri s1,4t0 property will sell at bargain. Price $3.50
ne Coos, Also otf er desirable property Newport
"a price and other particulars arply under-
u PriceS sign d. who beg to inWate intending
real estate that by estabst ing agencies in rgand
Excel an also in the Eastern States he trusts be able
effect speedy sales.
sale, half improved, the line of the Oregon
ID roads, having unlimited range for stock Suitable for
JOHN M. A LES.
Summit, Benton County, Oregon,
y YANT1s, Corvallis, Oregon; or R. a. BENIELL,
LYNs & Co., 5 East India Avenue agents. Lon
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SUMMONS.
Damon Smith, Plaintiff,

In the Circuit Court of the State Of Oregon for the
County of Benton
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Two Lots adjoining Court House with good house
barn and sarucn
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A. YANTIs Corvallis Oregon R. A. BENIE
Newport W CoLLYNs Co., East India Avenue, agents.
don
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-07
&uS @aiNin9tom.
50 oibiugton, 4. Sch

Ger M1rtne>N s 6uB
bes 6aMies bat beute Ntorgen ben She'll Der
Sabresbotl6aft pel6er it6 NIT Der Grs
ri6tuTg BON &oblenltationen Gut Der mIts
telamertfGnilden 2anoenge bel6Gftigt, bee
ratben uno ben QlbgeOroneten Wbittborne
beauitragt, basSuoget< Golntte nm Die NMTs
nabme elmer 8eipiligung pon $4,000 81
bieiem 3mede in ben Stat fur permilhte
Nusgaben 81 eriu6en.
Ser Sinon3z&usi6uB
bes Senots beenoete heute Die 8orberas
tbung bes bonn Nbgeoronetenbaule arges
nommenen Vunoirungsgeiebes uno ere
mGhtigte ben 9oritBenoen, oallelbe benz
Senat nit folgenoeu Nb1noerungen CUR
Nnnabme. gu empfeblsn: Ois S6uLpper:
idreibungen louen in flint Sabren eins
I0sbar uH6 in a~transia Sabren ,abIbar
nnn 81 81 Yroaent ner5iuslt6 iein; Die in
benz @eleB erpGbnten, nab einem Sabre
elnlosIt6en uno mad 5ebn Sabren aabls
baren S6abi6eine loIen ebenfalIs 81
HroSent 3inlen tragen; in beioen SGQen
loIIen bte3inien balbjdbrIi6 aabLbar iein;
Yarograpb SIM, - bas Garlisle'i6e
ENHANCEMENT betr. bic 8%erpfiGtung Der
gfationaIbanten ibre Oepoiiten bel Dem
ShaBomt in ben neuen 8unbe5i6uIos
l9etnen 81 MAIDEN, mnroe geitri9en.
@noIt@ beDiliet ber Qusl1uB sur
Oedung Der Soften Der Nusgabe uno 1ln<
terbringung Der Bombs } Yrosent anltatt
bes bonn 9aule ~betpi1igten giertels
p~ro3entS.
9erSIuBz unb $ ofensGtot
tpirb mOrgen sem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bonn
0anoelsa1si6uB einberi@tet tperoeu. SIN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-07
gepe(1rm
Seuti0IanO.

Berlin. 8. Sch.
Sn Der norgeite IN bel ibm it%attgebabten
parlamentariihen Qbeno9eieuihaf ipra6
fih 8ismar6 oabtn aus, baB enoti6 nit
Der Grfiuung ieine5 8eripehens. bic Sos
siaIoemofraten ni6t BLOB nit 8erbotsge>
iebeU, %ionoerH nit NaBre9eIn gu befGmz
pfen, Die tuirtIi6en uebeIitGn0en Mbbtlfe
gep6bren, elm erniter Gnfaug gema9t iperz
ben miiiisA
8~erItn, 8. Tebr.
Ser isds;ebnidh1ige Sobn bes @rbprt1z
sen 2eopoIo bon 0obensouerr, Yrtna Mtl;
helm, Der tir3Ii6 gum Ebronerben Don
&umGnien beitimmt nproeu 1T, 1T BON bret
R6uHern sspaItiam entfIbrt uno IbeT
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-07
gus @tScunttm.
Mabiipn, isis. 4.

WabiiOn, ISIS, 4. Ssbr.
Sun Seuat Der @eieBgebung beri6tete
Der betreffenoe Nusl6uB Gber einen Sers
~faiiun9ssulaB, betrefen6 6as Srauens
Stimmrebt unb empfabL belien Nnnabnle.
Der 8eri6t puroe fir nG6lten Srettag
auf Die Sagesorbnung gelebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-07
NemerSbrIWife

DUBUQUE, Sonia, 4. Sebr.
SIN @barles Gitp. Dem Sib Der BebOrs
ben bes gountD SloDo, Soma. lit oas
@eridtsaebduoe ab9ebrannt unb nidts
oerettet uorDen, als mas fi6 III ben 0ez
p0lben befano. S9aoen $25, 900; tbeiIs
ueiie Gerii6erung.
Suincb, ST., 4. Sebr.
0as ,BebIter"s S6uIbuus bieielbit lit
beute Worgen ab9ebrount. S6aoen $4,000,
8erli9erung $4,000.
Eounton, Maii., 4. Sebr.
0te gapier> Sabrit bon 6. 2incoIn l. SO.
in Nortb Oigbton lit geitern 9lbeno eiH
Jlaub Der 6Ialnmen g%etporoen. S6abeH
S35. 600; tbeiltueiie Dcrii6ert.
Widtter &Dnd1.
@aIDeitOn, Ter., 4. 6ebr.
en- Columbus pur6e Der Neger Gilbert
@iliams, Der rue9en BferoeoiebitabIs Don
eiuem GonitabIer Derbaftet DorDen mar,
BON WastiTten oielem eUtriiien uno err
i9Olien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-07

6emleIben, tpie CT pom MusihIu8 beidlois
len morben lit, tperoen $40. 180. 800 fir
SlMBs unb 0afenbauten b%ctpiuigt.
Bon ben e~inseInen Semiuigungen fir
9af enpe rbeilerunJen iino beruorsubeben:
fir Dti6igan Gitp, Sno., $50, 900. fir
Galumet, ST.. 500. OOO, fir bic 9lusbags
gerung bes GuBeren 9afens bon Ghicago
II ben Ban oes GuBeren 9afsnoammes
$4,000, fir Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in @emGBbeit, bes bon Der Mliiiiiippi.
Gegultrnn8S =Gommiiiion ongenommenen
Ylanes 81, 900, 600.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-07
0ei6OHen.

Omaba, yfeb., 4. Tebr.
@etern gaa6mittag murbe Sobn 2etuis
beim eide ibcni6ieBen BON Noam Burns
oeibollen. Burns %bebauptet, oaB 0ies
1Iur sufGaig gei6e6en lei, in0eiien Iiegt Der
0eroadt elmer "uoridBli6en 2Ootun9 Dor,
bo letpis III ciner wioer eineH 9emillen
8idaro bier obi6pebenoen unteri ub ung
meQer zines Moroes Der 6auptbelaitungss
aeuae uno Burns ein Better bes Pidaro
1T. Qetpis lit ihwer, DieHet4t tOotIid,
DertpInoet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-07

Die 8iener rRreiie" iast: Ser Grdiis
bent Der frans0itiden Oepatirteufaminer,
0ambetta, miro pGbreno Der nd1iten SEE
rien Der Gammer 8isn beiu6en, UNI ii6
Iber bic NuiiAten Der 0itret6ilhen Gegiez
rung uno ourh IeBtere aud iber Die Der
teutiden Rcgierung in 8etreff iciucr 4ans
bioatur fir Das Gmt zines Graiioenten
Der fran30itiAen &epubIit su nergcpiiiern,
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-10
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