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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-09

Wakkerstroom district, and to the west Of
Wakkerstroom some thirty miles: Joubcrt Ia
about IS years Of age, five feet eight inches
high, dark, and wears rather . long beard.
He rides we'll, is an active man and IL the
brain OF the whole Boer community. For
many years be and his netghbors patd no
taxes, % both the Free State and the Trans
vaal claimed the district. Mr.. Keate, who
was called In to arbitrate, decided In favor
Of the Transvaal Beers. Joubert, IN CONVEX.
cation In August. alleged that the people
were driving him on, but 10 this he was not
quite accurate-his orations being, In fact
the cause OF much Of the excitement. JOu.
bert represents the better educated Beers;
Paul Kruger represent the Doppers, or semi.
educated, semt.civiIized Beers. He is man
OF sixty years Of age, middle height, thick
get, but very active; his beard short clipped.
He came into notice by his energy and skill
es marksmsn, In the wars against
hopoch and Malow, two border chiefs.
In 1854 IS. II Joubert is taken to rep.
resent the brains. Onkle Paul, a. the
D0ppors cali Kruger. may be said to repre-
sent the muscular forces Of the people, He
ls energetic, impulsive and restless.
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CALIFORNIA WHEAT.
A Plan to Bring 100000 Of Bushels
Down the Hississippi.
(st. Louis Post Democrat, March 1917

(st. Louis Post Democrat, March 1917
The river route is not alone attracting great
attention In Eastern markets, where serious
fears are apprehended of \ divergence of the
movement of grain from Eastern ports to the
St. Louis and New Orleans route, but else
whore and throughout the country the cheap
and easy facilities offered tho grain trade by
the Mississippi river for the Transports
ton Of grain 10 noted. Il was learned on
Change to-day that transaction of
enormous magnitude had been pending
between this market and California par.
ties, whereby some 5000, 600 to 10, OOO,.
900 bushels California wheat would have
been transported by rail 70 St. Louis, whence
New Orleans and thence reshipped to Europe.
This transaction was not completed, but 10 still
liable to be re"pened and Contaminated. It
seems that tonnage has been very scarce on the
Pacific coast, and freight rates in consequence
were too high to allow of wheat shipments DO.
ing made. California parties holding or con.
trolling the stock of wheat there turned to this
market believing that theM ssisstppi river route
GOULD afford them relief. negotiations were
opened with the st. Louis and New Orleans
transportation Company aud carried on tor
some time, but came to naught. owing to dif.
ference In the views Of the two paroles % 70
ence was said TO be very small. One of the St.
Louis party. who was privy to the neg0tia.
lions, stated that undoubtedly the Transports.
ton Company could have gos this wheat, but
just at that time they had al they could do to
attend to the wants OF the St. Louis ship.
pers. Il 10 still possibility that the ST.. Louis
Barge Company may make bid for this grain
aud obtain the carrying Of IT from this market
to New Orleans.
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ORIGIN OF TIE ucaEss TRIBE,
marx Lane Exnresa.l

SSOoV
Al tho Duchess tribe 10 90 famous. and sells
ct enormous prices. I may here give q fow par.
ticulars regarding II. Tho first OF tho family
we hear Of was bought BY Chss. Ceiling, irola
the Duke Of Northumberland agent e stan.
viz; massive, short. legged COW, of yellow.
IN REQ, WIN tue breast near the ground. She
had wide back. aud was Z great grower. Col.
ling called her Duchess. and had often dc.
ecrtbed her 70 Bates 40 very superior animal.
particularly IN her handling, ana told him he
considered her the best COW 10 had ever seen,
but that he could never breed - COED one
from her. She was descsnded from the old
stock Of eir Henry smithson, Of Stsnwix.
Thomas Bates bought Of Colling ono al tho do.
scendents OF this COW in 1905 for 100 Gutnsas,
being . dne dairy animal; asd he bought an.
other ct Oolliosss sale in 1910. For tie latter
be paid 1853 Gutneas. and styled her Duchess
First, and from her oil Of tho present family
descended: Bates says he was induced to %.
lece this tribe from having found they are great
srowers and Qutck feeders. with 1ine qualify of
2 con:untag little loea ia proportion to
gkoat mixers.
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Il Il Going to New Orleans by Gould'a
Barge Line.
(Chiea4o Tnbune,)


yfs HOMES. Iowa. March Isl read you1
your issue OF tho fourteenth instant, and an
gladto SEQ you are sounding the alarm, while
Chicago grain merchants laugh and ridicule
the idea OF Gouid's barge line affecting the
grASn trade Of Chicago.
The Chicago. BURLINGTON and Quincy railroad
II now Discriminating In tts rates on Grain in
favor OF Hast Sc. Louis, and shamefully against
Chicago. ~ al ito stations In Southw ct Iowa !.
west OF Cresten. the rate II twenty-five cents
per 100 pounds on corn to Chica9o, while TO
East st. Louis, only fourteen miles nearer than
Chicago, rates are freely offered Ct twenty cents
per 100 pounds. To Peoria- 100 miles nearer
than East Sc. L0uis-rates are twenty two cents.
or Juse two cents more than the lGttsr place.
Tno. plan you sugsest-vix: that Eastern
rates be cut in t1o-msy in measure counter.
act the tendency toward tue Afestoetppt route:
1ue unless the Iowa roads make sheir rates 70
Chicago aelow 10 TO East g.. Lsuis the Easeern
efunk lines can accomplish nothing. This
enthusiastically In favor of the New Orleans
route. Chicago merchants have known oftllie
diversion OF their business, and In the lancioQ
OF their business have laughed
Il 70 sC0rn. The Eastern trunk lines hevo
known OF Jay Geuld's operations, aud have
apparently treated It with contempe. Tho
grain 10 going BY the river route, Nj. Editor,
and no action OF the Eastern trunk lines can
prevent It 70 long 90 the Wabash and Chicago,
and Quincy roads discriminate ia
|avor OF East Sc. Louis i've cents Dor 100
pounds. Your Chicago Board of Trade are
vsfv supine or blind that they do not see the
way tho cat 70 jumping, aud besttr themselves
70 oounteract II. GRAIN. SHIPPER.
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Reeds Gilt EDGE Tonic cures Indication.


Th0 Grant k0itOf tun0.
In November last, tho Now York Times ap.
pealed for national subscription to provide
Z perpetual fund, whose annual income
should be enjoyed during the life, and while
not holding any FEDERAL Office, by thu oldest
ex.President of the United States. Tho de-
etred amount OF the fund was stated at $780,
GOO, and its probable yearly income at $l2. 500.
The task Of raising tho fund Was undertaken,
In person, BY George Jones, and the record Of
bis completed work ts contained 10 the fol.
lowing report: II have the pleasure to sn.
Dounoe that Of the entire amount, 125O 900,
which has been subscribed, 32l6000 hes been
paid tn. The outstanding subscriptions are
mainly those OF few subscribers for large
amounts who are at present out Of the coun-
try, and who have not yet had time to answer
ny request for the payment. The amount
already received hes been ioy.eted BY 8 com.
Morgan. Oliver Hoyt and George Jones, and
will yield 40 annual income Of $l3.16o.
should the remainder be invested to equal
advantage the fund Will Yield over $4,000 .
year"
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Continued from Third Page.

are detrimental to j,u'naiiem. and that the
As ,oci alton would reco Mmend thetr non-use W
it's members.
Mr.. Beot ey M vad It's r, ference to the Fx Gu"
Committee 9. Adopted.
On motion Of Mi r Burke the Convention
All burned unit 10 o'c!t OK q. m. tomorrow.
wv. MCCRANtE.
L r. BENTLEY. President
Seer taIy.
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A connndrum-- What thing is it thak Is worth
more Hnd cost lees than my thi, on earth?
Find answer in the tdvertisem mt else where
that runs across whole page.
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B ton Rouge on tho ar; N ,ndav OF s 'ptember
next.
After adjournment. the Pr don't received an
invi tt n tende ed tho members OF the A-er-
ctslinc 70 visit ,hs Academic Department OF the
State UNIV rslty.
6. W. McCRANIE. Presid mt.
L. r. BENTLEY. Se4roltry.
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The Sc. James Gazetts givqR til following
sketch Ut the two leaders az 6O Boefs ECU.
hegt y . Qaick:m minded, i1tell,gent man. He
rivers, close to tho Free state border. M ia
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Wax.hsehts Texas) Entezprtse ~ - I'M
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Sacramento Market.
Is,onec.ea daily for the Rroonp. usos.

SACRAMENTO. September so, 1881.
FRuus-Apples, S1Gtl 10: Pears, 60cGSs; Peaches,
box; orzuges, Csiifornis. IS so6si; Oranges,
imported g 80; Lemons. Sicily sleGsl4; Lemons,
California, s3dt: LINES, S12G,4 . box
BlnSaas, IS 5o94 8 b'snci,: Plnezpplss, ssas .
dozen; cocoanut., s7as 100; ovrinees, 2gsc
DsISD FRurIs-Apples, sliced, 6Ia7jc; do quart.
cred, 5G65c: peare. peeled, l6c; do, unpeele 7@Sc
Piu-as, pstted 1seiSc; Peaches, I2dl3c; do,
pse.od, 200: Prune=. German. 10c; Bisckberres
California aud French. 1Sc; Figs, California, sc b.
TAsLE FRJITs-A ssorted, = cans 2 doz, 50 SO
Peaches, s.: Bartlett Pears . 75; Iekwith
Piurns, g - Assorted Purus, 81 62i; Biackher.
Iies, s. Is /: Goosoberries, s. Is; Strawberries
50 =; Apricots, IS: Mascat Grapes s. 62a Red
curEants 5 Is; Crcrries. - IS
Tn FRUiTs-Assor5ei. 2Aib cans, q doz., 81 rs
asserted. gallon csIs, 81 50; Peaches, q ID cans,
Eshefffes 81 -
II,ixsY-lIos Angeles 9-;b ems, , dnz.. 50 Is; do
comb, pint jars, s. in ir-nes, l2l9l7c; strained,
6-gAii Cans, lie = Il.
observation-disclosures. Ear.y Rose, 81 25@1 50;
Hhnbodls 81 5a7l 15 sweet Carolina. $l@1 %
Red, 81 C5gal IS; Cabbage, 6oGS9c; Sum-
Eer Squash, PC y q; oaioas. Red. 81; Silver
skins, 81 IS . 100; Garlic, new. 4@5c G u ;
Carrots, 81; TRrnips, 81 z l0e; bnneh vegetables,
15c 8 doz; Green Peas 4e5S; Green Peppers,
425c: Pa ships, lie; Bests, ic; String Beans, ;ie
5@5c g doz; Cansslaupcs, 5o975c; waterneions,
75ce7sl so; Green Corn, 15c; Tomatoes. s09T5c q
box Celery, 75c q doz; Caniiower, 80; Horse
radish, I0al2c z ID.
BxKaDsTuFFs-Flosrr. g. - e bbl-; Oatmeal, 81 go
2 Ia0 rs: CornHleal 81 l2l, Cracked Wheat, 8.
POulnET-Live Turkeys, l5Qi6c 2 10 (; Young
Roasters 1894 50 y 6oz; Hens, Sse16 so; Broiers,
s2aS; Ducks, S4sa5 so; Gsese, pair, 81 5c9l ~;
DiIRY PRoDvcTs-Buste-, fancy dairy. si,@4oe ,
ib; Cheese, lzee15c. California Creamery, lie ;
FaetorF. iia15e; Eastern, fuI cream. iSc; East
e-s,. dets. l5Sc; fresh Eggs 373e : 1ozen-
MEATs--Esee.. Sc Guttcn. 49iac; Pork, s99c;
Feai, za3c.
UsY AID Gsan --oat hsy, q ton, 9loGls sitaltA.
per ton; barley, whole, y oEt, 81 60; barley,
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GtTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF sACRA-
- mento-ss. In the Superior Court, in and for
said county The People of the State of California
PANY, T. HEADWAY, II. TREADWAY and VIM
II. HARNESS, greeting You are hereby notified
that action was commenced in the Superior
Court of the county of Sacramento State Aforesaid
by the ing complaint in the Clerks office Of said
Court, on the 2Sd day OF JULY, 1881, in which
action JOHN BARTON il plaintiff, and YOU are
defendants. That the general nature CT the action
as appears from said complaint, is as foows That
the defendants be required to set forth their claims
of title to the property known and described as the
north IL feet inches OF the south 81 feet and
inches of the east hsif OF Lot No. 4 between and
*, Second and Third streets, in the city Of sacra-
mento county and State aforesaid that the respec.
tive claims of plaintiff and defendants thei eto he
deter mined ard defendants declared to have
title to said property. part Thereof
And you are hereby directed 10 appear and answer
said complaint within ten days from the service Of
this writ, exclusive of the day OF service il served
On you in said county of Sacramento and within
thirty days, exclusive of the day OF service II served
elsewhere; and You are further notified that Unless
you appear and answer within the tifne above
specified, the plaintiff will tase dftauit against you
and apply to the Court for the relief demau cd in
said complaint.
In testimony whereof, I, T. II, Berkey, Clerk OF
the Court Aforesaid do hereunto set my hand and
aix the seal of said Court this 18th day OF JULY,
A. d. 1881.
[sEALJ THoS. H. BERKEY, Clerk.
BY CnAs ". CosLAS, Deputy Clerk.
FREEMAN < BsaEs, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
au5-lawl08F
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pAssBssER LISTS.

CARrrN. September 29ta.-Passed here to-
dav 10 arrive in Sacramento tomorrow !:
Mrs Turpe-. Miss Miller. Scotland Wm.
esaton. San Jose, Cal; s. &. TedIici, PaIi7,
France: Lfrs. L. K. Ramsey and daughter,
New Hsmpshire james II. Oglslay and
wife. Kansas City; George Browstein, Chas.
Jacobs. San francisco; john Evans, Salt
IaLe: Thomas Hostins, WyomiDg (. Sc
breen and wife, G. Nic.cr aad wife, France
4, Anderson and family, Texas j. w. Dics'
Ohio: n. N. Lev. Eureka New; 203 ennl-
Grants, inclnding 60 males, to arrive IN SacSa-
manse October LIST.
NrwEArL. September 29sh.-Passed here
4o-;.y. TO srriys in San Ffaucisco to. morrow ::
E. q. Macomber Mexico; q. III. Brashsid,
Colton j. B. Lake, Topeka; Mrs. X. Glib
so1. Tucson; G.. W. Arnold and family. Al
aInsda: T. Cove, San Juan J. ID. Richard
son San Diego s. IL. Kent San Francisco !;
s. Evans, San Jn5s G. Z. Wilson. Mrs.
N. A. Wilson, San Francisco I. G. Butter
6gl5. Gilroy: Deputy Sheriff huber and one
pris5ns-, los Angeles; George johnson; San
Fraae:ss5 R. Shaffer, Les Angeles; Peter
1Iref, Pis.lbarg; L. w. Blair, Union Pacific
Railroad; S. 3. Hynes, CnIcaso; }. +.
Goddard, wifs and daugeter, Topeka; Miss
Barnhaul, Miss Buraham. chicago.
OMAHA. September 29h.-Left here to-
daV. 10 dTIlNo II odC<e-lASiAbu OStytG3 "a
Mrs. Adelaide Robeshaw, Nova Scotia Mrs.
Esther Crabb. Xsnis. o.; Mr.. and Mrs. J.
II. Pecroi, San jose; Mrs. Edward Seweli.
St. Johns; Mrs. V. c. Culviler, San Frat
cisco; Alex. hioIagsap. Bombay; Mrs L.
Fl, Oisnsteai, Miss Pauline Oimstead, Oak.
land; Mr.. Lena Nathan, San Francisco
also party of twenty-fauc Chinese students,
returning ho-ne after six years spent in this
country at school at Hartford.
HYPOCRISY ExPosgD.-Thc San Fran,
cisco Chronicle severly criticised the Califor
MIA Board of Agriculture for continuing
the State Fair at Sacramento, notwith.
standing tie death of the President. Now
the Sacramento papers are exposing the
shaliowness of the Chronicles hypocrisy by
showizg that III. De Young, its proprietor,
attended the horse races at the fair and
enjoyed the exhibition generally. The
Chronicle has thus been given to under.
stand the old maxim, that "those who
live in glass houses should not throw
stones" = Winnemueca New Silver
State.
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COAL OIL STOVES!

The Summer Queen, Mh
Fairy Queen E@saA
and Triumph. sTTfsSsa
frr An sizes for heating and cooking. .1s@s5e--es
The Trade supplied. WEBSTER GO -.e.eAss
IL New Montgomery ST., San Francisco. si9 ipln!
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-30
lNE nhi Eel EA,sSi

cline and Less OF MANHOOD, from whatever
cause produced It enriches and purifes the Blood
strengthens the Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion,
Reproductive Organs, and Physical and Mental
Faculties. It stops any unnatural debitatine
drain upon the system, preventing involuntary
losses, debilitatpg Dreams seminal losses with the
urine ETC., destructive to mind and body It is
sure eliminator OF all KIDNEY AND BLADDER
COMPLAINTS. 1t contains nothing injurious
To those suffering from the evil effects
or youthful fndiscretsens or excesses,
speedy. Thorough and permanent CURE
Is GUARANTEED. Price, Sc 50 per bottle,
or FIVE bottles in case. with full directions and
advice, sic. Sent Secure from observation to any
acirees upon receipt Of pnce, or G. o. D. TO be
had only Of
DIR. salneld, gig Kearny Street.
San Francisco, Cal. Consultations strictly conn.
DENTAL, letter or at Office, FREE. For tie cen.
venience OF patients, and in order to inquire perfect
secrecy, have adopted private address, under
which all packages are forwarded.
NoTBCE.-a Will send trial bottle Of
the KEJEgESAT0R-su6Icf to show IFS
merif-free OF charge, to any one afflicted,
applying By letter, stating his symptoms
aud age. Communications strictly conf.
Dental. m4-4pt