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, 1882-12-23
Prsssassas us :. ~ Ds,sr,ns.a

Hon Philip Rits i. for this pars q WISH.
ingsoa Territory. the regslss ,ssrsspcedsot
Of the agricultural department. Recently
he h.s besa requested = furnish answer to
the fo!lesins quessioos. asksd By V0a. Qe>.
b. Loring. tho Conaissioaer:
l. Topography.
2. Clinats.
3. Sol.
Production.
S. Fruit. native and cultivated.
6. MinrrAis inciuiing coal.
]. Transportatioe fsullihss.
Timber.
9. R r lands.
TO- Reservation.
ii. Agricultural distTiots.
IL. Sock raisina
l3. Nst,onsilty a.d characteristics. Of pso
pie.
IA. Sanitary condition.
Is. Educational, church, etc
t. these qu-stioas Mr.. R,ts has e.sde the
folosins ooucise sasvers:
I. N stiy . ihos p.so-. with rather
heavy timbered fnounts.ns . b soutn-east
which are full a! spr,nss aud h. u 'ul odd
mountain streams, fuil Of troa these arr
the Blue Mountains. and in their r.oesse-
are plenty Of gnazly. blsak and ciaasmcn
bear. also ds-r. some psnshsr md elk sto.
2 This county lie. ~ N slsvst'ep Of some
1000 feet above the 50, that u, the princi-
pie settled p.rs Of It. The Doan,si,s r,ss TO
1900 and 1000 fest This gives - . vanety
Of climate aud We think vvsy ..lubrisss sod
healthy.
,. The soil varies ffs0 very rich alluvial
IN the valley TO bsrrea nd rocky IN some
petitions Of tho meuataiss.
l. The pro6sotion, srs vesy vssisd. wheat.
oas., rye. bailey. corn, pOestos.. hays nd in
fact everything thss ssv~s m ths temp rsse
zone.
S. There Gre ~ Wild fruits here, but
apples. peass, pluns. prunss. peaches. nec-
tarines. spricots. grapes. and oil tho small
fuit, sre . perfect suooesa
8. We have discovered No minerals yet H.
paying quantities, not even iron
]. Transportation u good. A good rail
road to tide water, Portland, Oregon, with
snake river ani the Columbia reaching to
he sea- EeIs year ws Will have the N. P.
r. r completed on the north. and connec.
ton with tho Union Pacific on the south.
g. Tho mountains are covered with very
good pine, Or, cedar. henlock md tamarae.
9 There il considerable railrasi land to
,e had at about a % per acre.
10. There are one or two small govern
neut reser gations in the county. but no Iu-
,lian reservation.
IL. About two-thirds Of the western part
IF the county 10 very rich agricultural dis
.rict: the remainder in mountainous snd
covered with t,mb-r.
l2. Land IL too vain able here 10 tnn ost
stock on Is.
ID There are people here from ivory civ
ilized portion Of tho earth. but the lsrss ma
ionty sre very fine ciss, a e,tissns from
the eastern and Missi,sipp, Valley ss.'ss-
IA. We have puro atmosphers. plenty Of
ure soft 7nt.r. plenty Of Eoo' ~holsso.-
GOD and fruits to eat, very little malaria 70
We ought to be very healthy.
Is. Our e,lucs,ionsl facilities - very
I, od. Our pubic echo 'ls are nnnif e"th
endowed and we'll attended. with pl-nty oi
,cadanies ald .eminaries Of higher orcsr.
Wehave every fo'm Of rcilEion rsprss. nted
ere that the lmAsinatioa u civiised man
.ouid suggest.
Il this enough!
an very truly.
PHILII RIFA
Walla Wal!a, ". T.
, 1882-12-23
y, ,,,xr,-Tb. r,eea.Iy dis.ov.rsd

NV M1SEs-Tbs rseea.ly diseov.rsd
gold bearing MINIS sre in the Potiatch eoun-
try. or Cellar creek, IDAHO. Tnsrs are
,hr-e rr:ncipai Iedges running parallel with
the Po.iae. eresk- The lodes are well de-
dned ana numero1, assays recent; made b.
,cx have run FROG, 500 70 s2l0 to the ton.
Tie placer, are bsiBz worked below the
ledge. on the er,ek, giving e per day to the
usc. A ten stamp mill is On the way and
VII be On the ground as soon - the Weather
tres.ss
, 1882-12-23

BnnuA-A. J. fisss'n. ssDsrv''os Of
Rosd Distdss 10. 3 rspHss sAss s"o Of the
piiss ,s1t 10 tie rs,a span q Acbaa'
briae. vsrs swept away and thss NJ 'sr'c'
,,r, r M ssse fe crossing. fAs n'ddi
hr,1.. ~ shs yellow asvS b d. rsdss
In. brios- g. Pepp-r's oro.ars p III rRh
TO- o-d.,. The asyr ash -ss dssaosd %.
what On- q .se be,ds.'s o'-s the '''.sa
r Or Peppers Crc.si"e, w.s v>sss" ss's'
Tn. 10 do 10 this di.t,ic- s's in fstf co''h
ton. Mr.. C. Sves's. snps'v'sos OF d'
tr,cs No. 4 repor.s 'h.t PR "t the '''dee
At WAisnsn srrssina !. IN saSAt, u s'h
cannot 10 2 a.hed by The trsvs's'' In
..ssr ,~.p. .~.y she bridge over IT,
Wal. wslla ~ the Frs e.s'sn fosh. Inc
bridge over Mil O. 81 On the sane ro.H' VA
also ...h-d away Tho rsifvsy bridge
,cross the Walls Wsila, on the narrow
.,a... went .i.h the nood. The sT'dse o.
tn. new 70 ID, between B-yants A 'd''' D
and Is.sc.' property. -ss swept out
, 1882-12-23
Gs.rrp. rrc,r, Ar wssx.-I. !. eery

f,s.nfn< PyoyIH AT =xeSK-Clt - eery
-v;;a nj a.. Jay C MD ha. p.r'y "i arr
vsv.a, m the n j.. h'-,rh""i Of the Columbia
,;v-, Two genr.em-n. NJ II. krebs and
FT Woenly, came tn the CITY to-day a'd
,,,,r, that for the st five or SIX Sr-ss
party Il .arseyo's lave b'en a. So'k -
ryseu ,he Cslu nj, river, lt-lt re o" he
mouth of tire Junip r. ard the MED ho's7'
THIS 60 ghs The NIT Of way through 'o'''e
q d o~a-d i.y Mr. X ems. and ne told 'hem
that # h.y ~rr- rapnins hne 10 the ooaD'
,,.v e,.rld have the right of way They
..s,,sd hun that that ~.- their intention-
A. !. not -n,i.sIy sati.fi ID " IN thrir answer
an /, ;o,eud. to get , nure deilise one oviore
srsnsi.g the reauvss. They have 's'a'sa
the izl. Of way ,hroneh al other iarm' IA
,h., iccairsy. Ta- surveyors were n ina
n ;ghbo. hood seve a. weeks. Ih9J !ei' tAa'
joni. gang .ou.k toward. CsntrT'iis' fof
,o..e ,ine these parties were making very
clue examination OF the C'lambII At ne
mouth Of .be Ju. ipsr- Oar mi fnanIs are
9. a,6ed that there parties b=.o's TO Jay
Gouids surveying ou.nt
, 1882-12-23

Fn. Br. woRx.-Aboas one "'cio't
sunday mos,iua Charlie Ws"'ierd. IN.
run, the Third street branch ct oa'en =
Kuud. p's oy,tsr hoas-. e'"ssd the pc
and vens o,er 70 She PAlace rsss.sraa' %
render an account Of the days work. H.
-. son. .bou. half .o hour And 'hen h'
returned, hs found hs bsd s"'" al !"
s,ms.. Instead q giving m alarm. ne
rushed In ssd .fssr some nss's asA' ''oossd'o
in ..tsns.i.hips sh. a.ns. In b. ab''oo'
from tho p,see. some uss hsd Cos Into ses
h.,> ,.rd n Shs ssa q IL Wsscknss on's'
- . vs,Aov .,d ~ Gss - wooifRds
bed elelhine Hn rss.rn ~s '.esy- hAn
- hssr esse. I'd sA9s ~os'd h.ss -
.s.ass.sIu. involving ~ b. q ths s'S
bsaaao1 DseShHba~
, 1882-12-23
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ff.-'-ut-' a' '1"'i ''"e''h pr e'pIe' thH
s''a.as.. '."n '-Nr7 AID o'hr's Is one
ne asa dau 80. ',., a eon-eioasness tha
.. b V'e 4 II = ~ Z o' o"' ''' "''
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a. ...'' = ' '''''.'' y " n''P - 'o' :"
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> ?, al t. 'rri or "ent' t'h the -c'P
a. '-.lT' ., i'-.'" ""- "''- sH'ir~'
''-'sh' P'i.'" AMI e iSi Us fei'ti"h
'''rF hry "a' re ne. lhe great.
'--..'- '." ''lh "'"'i me' nave cio
= %. tar'f way In t''' respect Is Una
l.y at'e so'r..' tn idea that they mus
E.i 'n Frie tai, s''c''I, moral, religious
TllIn'il., 10 rirr - accompilzn anything
= s0i 20 their frlIou-men. Sentimental
- ave i''e's 'een iuii ot TINS ihel
f' 2ei;sotl' Ing to become snssls, bu'
N' N'a' % oe '' wings anu continually on
~'!
Iaam'r,l. u the Ancient Order OF United
Hlrsmea ,lPate- ali this sentiment .lism.
al 9rIPl,', not only TO give equal protec-
TN = 81 cis''"' 'nt kinds Of hi.or. msntsl
Az FhyN's, nEt zoe, beyond tins and
''r.v'' - lrnPror, n. moral, In ellecsual sud
"a. '.'''.' \ 'i y membership.
-.
,-s-..--.,.' ;.,-%'" : W - " -D
u. -''isl'.. in1a''ry 50 shall rss only pro-
ri-i'F those IN MS immsdisss family, bur
''''' 'in g. extend nd 70 tho un:orsu
nae lie Tas motto Of the order may be
put ,at. oa- sentence. 9TH, c ,,.,, ,l.e,S
III. rrr2-r :. ,i,r.b,,.,o,
:. '. ~. ... '.' N s. n'n'' o. ','[y man
'gr''r
h,a..r, io,eroour.. Of ~. .,se.. or
usa5.,,.. .-.,r, e., - -. -
.,,g,..l,o.,ce.,,a .,.,.,. 80,
, 1882-12-23

For vsat lungs, splitting cf blood. 'hoFtnsss
of br,.th. oopsumption. night sveab snd IL
lingering coughs, DE- Hers.s "GOi6s' asdi
e,l Discover d sovereign remedy. Sups-
- I'D live - kdA0A
, 1882-12-23
oPISIoS. OF THt Law.

Nearly al Of the journals ridlcDle the
Penal Code. The 7imes ssJs the DAY
We unusually and slnost prstsrnAturaiy
oniet TLe.e vas no disorder anJ"hers'
bu. me general resals, 30 far Is legal
ous.ti 10. ar. ooncerusd. is simp'y con
fusion
, 1882-12-23

A s,dent of . rIoi,.y hss been m 'hi'g
,s, ular saten s..t OF the cha. ces of uiarri' &c
.mons rlri. oi d.f,r.n ..e. Here /, Lbs
liable:
, 1882-12-23

Hon Philip Rits i. for this pars q WISH.
ington Territory. the regslss ,ssrsspoedsns
of the agricultural department. Reoently
he has been requested ts furnish answers to
the folls~ins quessioas astsd By Hsa. Qe~.
b. Loring. tho Conaissioaer
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-18


A CONFUSED JURoR During the
administration Of Hon. John Schley,
Judge Of the Middle Circuit of Geor-
gia, one day, in the trial Of case on
the common law docket before a petit
jury, in which Hon. Charles ]. Jen-
kins and Quintilian Skrine, Esq,
were on the opposing sides. juror.
after the conclusion Of Mr. jenkins
argument, and the introduction Of
Mr.. Skrine's, suddenly rose. left the
box, and rushed out Of the Court
House. Being brought back. to the
Courts indignant demand why be had
taken such q liberty. he answered .
well, now Jedgp, I'll ies, tell you
how it is / heerd Mr.. jenkins
speech. and he made out the case 90
plain that | done made up my mind.
And then Mr.. Skrine he got up, and
he went entirely ON the back track,
be did. and he were gitfin' my mind
all confused uplike; and I iea thought,
as for me I better leave ontwell be
got through. Well. now, ledge. ies'
to tell you the plain truth. 4 didn {
likethe way the argument was agwine. "
-HmPeys DTawev-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-18

THE Hickory NUr DoDGE. GER
tain laborer attending plasterer who
was ''firzt-coating" on the third story
Of house found that he had rnnch TO
do; FOR, work as hard as he could. the
plaster board was always empty and
ths plasterer waiting when he got up.
At last be hit upoQ q novel way Of
tightening bis labor. He purchased
three cents worth Of hickory nuts,
and. putting q fsw among the mortar
il the .hod, he smptied ton the board.
The plastersr. seeing . nut sticking
among the lime as he was laying il On
the wall, picked il out. and, cleaning
i with his apron, cracked the shell
and ate the kernel. Repetition 0f
this several times took up 50 much 81
his time that when the holman came
up with the next hod very little Of the
former 0ne had been used The h0d-
man put in . few more whenever be
was falling behind, and st night told
his boss i he would add . quarter q
day to bis wages he would keep any
two plasterers going
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-18

Nv fzzk sxn.,se.. Z. /, ,.,,.ss,,-...,.
ins he aead rs;a : Hh;IsIsl,sE =
!, .6tagr&sl'sr .,~s =, ,s,. !. fss1i- /. '''E
81 as2;stam Il - : - ss,..z.1.
Ser morning. shFes dalIs 49, tk.
great I;ahk Ika8n ,sv z.s1h = =.
'sss;;sl +. ,rs.sa ar;;nS sIl's sl;s.,,:,sI. IL
onlv worked 81 h8nr. NISh kos'sf
suriosiEr he vent pokino ,Ibout ns3
picked 10 an nnexnlo,Ie8 shell IL
was then on fhs bank nf kks cree.
abnxf half 4 snile osf I nnrer Anam
hbx il happened bnl Ia bam s exrlo.
aed. and almost hleu hiul Is r.|sess
Al f|ltla enlors i,e9 esssa II, &, ssll.srs
W e |S ak.,.
and c0mpIs i ! unssfs Ii & bg hoh
ing (: SAY. bosa. de red. .Isenaed GENE
men has done gone and lblowed him
self up vii . aheIl |" He ,vas bright.
intelligent boy, and I felt his loss
keenlv. but / pressed tia colorea how
into service, and went to work.
II would be useless I'd 20 over the
scene Of that carnage azain-ko tell
Of the ehastly affer-siqhts Of that aw-
ful fight. which made so many wid-
ows and orphans. / was nervous and
excited. and Won can denend Il did
NOT tend Ia ou;ef NV narves ,vher l
unwittinclv planted one leo az nv
camera Stand on the chest 81 Z = dead
Union drummer how Bv some means
he had been partlv bur;ed n 4 rasch
of soft soil Noth;nc w,,a v;.;ble h.t
the buttons an his blt,,sa ana ons
foot
I cbancaa r.x, ,,,.;t;,,, r.tL.. h..,;
| " A sdark room u,a INN ;mnrov;s@s ;ss.
by hanging army blankets down from
the limRs of : low tres and afs.r -.
L;nr fonr peost;vas r nscE.J 49,, go, -, ~, .
trans and stsrtad Co. Ph;Isdsir,,;s
# was = slow ana dancerons ;o,' .v !.
but I made Il safeIy and went 4
work nr;nting n;ctnres Tbev aold
like wild-fire at fiftv cents and 81
each. / was nearly 5000 IN nocket
| in less than two weeks ana .letern,in.
ed 10 repeat the programme after thu
next bic battle. II carne with Fred.
ericksb1rq.
NV anxiety To oct n view of tb.
field after the retreat Of the Unior
army led to trouble. / was captured
by three Confederate stragglers, ant
taken down the Rappahannock in
row-boat. They suspected me 10 b,
q spy. suppose. and the photograph
ing apparatus merely blind. At an,
rate the valuable camera, chemicals
glass and everything else were dumps
into the river. / was taken befor
General Lee personally, and charges
| with being q Union spy. No expla
nation ayailed anything; L was nc
even believed thatf was a photograph
er.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-18
..rsrWhnt ahall M io Il .nsart

go What shall We Do 10 entertain
our girls r says arsiigious exchanges.
A man who needs advice as to how 70
entsrtain bis girlz ! not st 80 edit >
religious pGpsr We suggest that he
should take ono 81 them out buggy
riding il the afternoon, tell her what
daisy she i. and how insipid and
fixed up thai other girl =. Then he
shonld take that othsr girl ont for
ice cream after SKIPPER aud tell her
conhdentially how very uninteFesting
and awkward the buggy Y-riding girl
=. When the two girls meet the re-
f6gions editor can depend on them
entertaining each other without his
personal kssiElsncn. - Ierns 8lIifffrea
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-18

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$40. s&.ll~ss,nvs.7 &. s. zs,%s
IL bsd voinnsas;i~ s'1 I 81
sava u@;re wsr ..4..s.'.s
tKe .lfsr "a ! ro..s~7 E.
since naia hiu, .| a.
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blnel.;e3 isF
seemed ~ ma anv rns 80 Is 4ts
world wo,sld have sons a. .os.,ss - i
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The canta;n haa ao.e - l. sae'ss.s,s
All he eo1S3 and fls stsss - -. - 49,.
vessel would not nsrra;f .;n = =
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call Won > aid Ihe nsrslsrsa .dsss...
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s.sg sa I'm az 'As Mons{ nao - nay
POsAs', Dooa, sau syau ann me sss amount
mone nunafed ana twenty-doiiars---
mere = ms RECEIPT wnlcn 1 tnougnE
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-. ~ I.sl.a ~. s.'Is = - :s.u nau pnsd
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hasn adJsJ &c. NJ ~ Masn.,:.h s s-anHS Up AA'
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-18

80 The St. Augustine. Fla. Pres
says We ars needing money omini-
feraciousiy. Jobs turkey was : nil
lionare compared with cur prssent e.
nancial condition To-day, if salt
was two cents . barrel We eonIdn't
buy anough TO pickle : jayhissL We
are out Of tobacco, our hair nee,ls cul-
ting, and BY rights ws ought 10 Ct
shaved Delinqaenta ahonld pAy ap.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-18

USES OF IEsEcrs. "A very smsII
portion Of the insect world il noxi.
ons. The others are engaged IN go0al
works for man--some engaged ia war
ring against the same inject foes thgt
we war against, aud the others in
clearing away dead and injurious
matters. An Eaghsh scientific PAPER
says "Insects are useful Ia destfog~
ing dead vegetable substances. whi:1
are even more peEnicious TO man thqs
animals in the same conditions aud
not only the soft and sncoulent psr-
tions, but even the solid wood, Is dss-
troyed By them. In the immense for
ssts Of the tropics the ground wo lld
be covered and new shoots choksd up
by the ruins Of trees which had fall
len BY accident or age. and which
would require ages to disperse With
out the aid Of insects. Bat no sooner
Is tree fallen than one tribe OF a1l-
mails cuts is bark to pieces and anstlls
er bores holes in il In all directions.
50 the moisture from dew or rain mar
stand, decompose and soften. Others
come in to eat off the portions that
are softened. and 30 on until il u eD-
tirely broken up and scattared; and
this il. done with such expedition that
they will. in a few weeks. destroy and
carry away the trunks Of large trees
without leaving particle behind: and
| 10 places where, two or three years
before. there was q p0pulcus town. il
the inhabitants, as i frequently the
case, have chosen 70 abandon IL, there
will be : very thick wood and not :
vsstigs Of post to be seen"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-18

B@-A tramp has 200 feet to 20 to
reach q gate, while the farmerss dog
has 300 feet to 60 to bite the tramp.
The tramp travels at the rate II
twelve miles an hour. and the dog At
the rate of twenty. How near the
gate viii the poor, discouraged suf-
ferer be when the canine catches
on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-18

- A hornets nest i sail q u
the best polisher il the world fog gla1s
lenses. Bot you want n Do your pol
ishing when the h0rneE i pei sronnd
to help you. For what s6all il profit
man if he polish ; thou sand glass
lenses in one day and one hornel catch
him ct it?
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-18

N%&~s
I Dc not knun wtaf SEA ea1l hakha
Ny tired and enfaln-wnfE teet
When lhey l6Y Nle's eDiied aamdass c.
And enfng Enn4 a0n9ie1a
Bnf shall cnIi rhas sill sea stPeace r.
And Is is limrid tide
Lsare all the dust - fravei o2
AID end ne pnrihea
a n0l know whai soaada shall greet
~ eDaIs amakenine sensr,
Kor nha1 new sights Awaif ne wben
take ny Journey hence
4hnuah folded be msy eaflhIF seml
Ii Aaai bath NIlefe ie sfag,
ANd ehe shall nor IL ehellexless
one nap'nent g she Nay
Ans iear 90 hkwilderment.
80 siaefk Of kniaan eknaae
10 jeaFney 70 one home and lfiends
Viii surely nol seem strange
And Peace Is on The wuisiag go,
And Rest Il on Is shore,
And further on--l dare nos dream
Uf ail that lies in store
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So Should yon be suif fer FROM
dyspepsia indigestion, malarit. or
weakness. yon can lie eufed ~
Browns Iron Bittsrs.
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son aaoat nnt;l I hronol,k 81. -.
and III n6t 4 as,od f..ss.FII I h1ns. Ear
/ deserve Il Z
sDon'k ha falksnu = khnf haarfiara
war about vour reward s inst vet : aid
the gentleman rsprovinplv. ss1hia
gentlemen will nndonbtesllv rsw RI
you literally: blat IL i too soon 10 aak
him 70 DO q.
There are sons bills in my pools-
q. 1 think. sai.l che rescued ssran-
ger. And after waifinx 4 fsw moments.
he drew out ! well-hllsd purse, fran
which lie took fifty dollars, and
looking np at Lis inprorfsed friend.
saif
Would this ke enonkh fsr kha
young man, doy0n think, sir. or should
] give him more r
1T is quite enough. " answered the
gentleman. mot that 4 IS the value
Of your. life. hut L Il all he deserves.
for his only object IN saving vou
seems to have been the hope Of a re-
ward.
The sailor erasped the money with
an eager bat snllen and defiant look.
and then asked:
as this all | am to get p
"That will probably answer vonr
nurnoae AZ well a. thraa t;mes a.
mnch . said the rescued man
Then tnrning aga;n ~ h;s fr;and
he asked
.sHow soon will IL he noss;ble to
sand ne horna p,
sIm,nad;stslv ;f th.+ :. vo,,- r,;.h
and Won faal aIla to % yes tha -
nIv = 80
And the xouno STRANGER. hav;no
L.ar sr',-. s,,.,.,;dg5
elosbss 49,, hoS5
.ca.t;,,, tsas 1850 - 49, .,S;ah IsaS.a s.. ="
az or,,eos;sa 80 T as 49, ~ 49, ~ .s- .h ~
n the nsrt hanr h. wss - he n a-r
homa tbank;ng Haaven CO.. h. t;,sa,,'
lone - W
As Ms. r;,a;,o ,as .hor. l..w;ns
tbs tost .h,ah tha.- M .s ....sssi .sas :" =
in br;nc;ng 10 sboye n safstv ssSs 49,
sa;a a. t5e stsward not o.-;r, 49, - a., 80
,,, counter - M tbs cnata;n ae,a;n. S; - ."
aTf the vo,,ne sa;loT who ;m,sr;ls1
his lie 70 save ffhat MESSENGER sho,,ld
possibly return. I viii reward him n,
bis bravery. Here Is INV card
And the Young lady returned /,
her home with the sad. DISCOURAGED
feeling Of one who. in ATTEMPTING !
kind act. has done more mischief thar
good.
Poor fellow" she said. "LosI
perhaps. But will endeavor to iind
his mother and other relatives. If b.
has any. and give them the promised
reward"
But the sailor was soon there, ane
to the discredit of his craft, Qraspet
the whole Of thereward, without max
ing any reference to the iifty dollar
already received.
On returning TO his comrades, how
ever, lac became vervcommunicatiy,
and soon told the Sory of his goo,
fortune, taking eare, however, not 4
mention that I'd reward had beef
stipulated for beforehand.
This story Of course went back {
the officers Of the boat, and from then
found its way to the passenger VII
III -. 49,. - ...s..s5 ~ - --es w
avon are the steward of the AIad
| din. / believe" said the vonna oan
| tIeman, coming on the boat two dav
1 a1 = =" e>..y
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Sell Tobacco, Gratis y COssss-
es'w Produce.
INTERESTING CONTESTED ELECTION
Important Decision |!

A FTER = most exciting electioncering
~ cnmpnign, followed hy . contest for the
profits of tie Office, with or without Trust.
Ills FxtFaor binary Eighness. Santa Claus, Ai-
ter lookinp through three pairs ol specks pur-
chased 81 iAe store Of
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a.n.,s ax.n-...-. r
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s,r;ss', ~ S : Il ,e.;.''''s : z.ss 80 49,.
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Ia s.a;,~.s -, s. IS. s.:<<.s. .... !
shrer3 ,aaz IL -. ss's'~
pIsre before ~ Cd eSs,..s..9ss%s Il
49, ..... ....: : E. 80. 49,,
81 slss 6ssk s s.. ! .,:sn:I|e ',', , esS
sassi
ssI'm clad v.s.' = e...a ~ -.
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sks;< .r..2i 'sss IS ssStss..s., = s.s,s
khs me% 4m~. -. s... .a. s..
assr Ninne5ssl
M
sm mNs
II don'4 knew ...3 K,@ III
thought oF ssttlino an 4 Me-
sss9sll I,lI telI vo' 81 ~hs2. 'si'i III s;Sa
ron Se. .001 for n
Anens thouohf b.k,rs l..v;,.. en-
garry 7thaf If ke 81 - nIea e. = ~
woaid b do;ng sell hat Is -. ,.,,'.s q.
ia the Land 81 hoo.ns anI i ta s.s,.3
Car 4 n 60a
avail here. asn ON sh.. h.~~.;n
and veil SION tle r,a,,.r. s..',..iss.,
Ana tEe v,,s,l.n l.n-sl ..h.'l 1g a.
paf--. 49, -. L-. - s.s.- -.
vus ran sss;.sI .S ,s sns.t~- 80 ~ s,sa a.. :ss-
srce .' - :" '':.'..s
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&c. When .npls make pp thsir
minds to gei married il mas i, ~ ssi
4 tie vote