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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-10-21
ME DIcAL, ETC.

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ton, Buffalo, N. Y.
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bruises, cracked heel, lame and sore
backs, use Addoms Il Glovers Com
pound Carbolic healing salve, sold by
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Mailed IN receipt of price.
Preserve your teeth and harden your
gums with the A. u G. Enameline and
Dental Lotion. Sold by Dare & Col
Inns.
Take A. & G.. Bitters if your stomach
and liver is out of order. To be had OF
Dare & Collins.
Addoms & Glovers Compound Black
berry Cordial cures diarrhoea dyson.
terry, cramps, etc, sold by Dare & Col
Inns.
Try the A. & G. Horse Liniment
Sold by Dare i Collins.
Try Quinine, Glycerine and Canthard's
Hair Tonic. Sold by Dare & Collins.
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For dyspepsia, indigestion OF sour
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best. Sold by Dare Sc Collins.
A. & c., the most efficient stomach
Bitters to promote the appetite and re-
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Sold by Dare 81 Collins.
All disorders arising from impure
blood, can be cured by taking Addoms
q Glovers Blood Purifier and Liver
Corrector. sold by Dare q Collins
For chronic pains, bruises or sprains,
use the A. & G. Stimulating and Heal
ing Liniment. Sold by Dare & Collins.
WANTS.
Wanted,
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gentlemen. References required. Ap-
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-10-21

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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-10-21

Notice to City Subscribers.
All neglect of our carriers to deliver
papers promptly and correctly will
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fee.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-10-21
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Office of the Collector of Taxes of
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The Arizona sentinel., 1882-07-01
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John Kuhn, of Lafayette, Ind, had q very narrow escape from death. This i: als OWu story: "0ne year ago was lu the last atageo Oi Consumption. Our best physicians gave my case up. finally got 50 low that our doctor said ! could not live twenGy-four hours. My friends t0en purchased me a bottle Of Dr. WIn Halls Ba.5am for line Lungs, which benc- ..tJGd me. ! continued until took nine Oosties. aln new i'll perfect health. hay ing uscd nO other medicine"
 Dr. Vi. L. Einsdale, Aeuawee, II reports another remarkable case: "A ue!ghbOI's wife was attacked Witl violent lung disease, and beyond help from Quick Consumption. is 2 last resort, ihe l0lni- Y were persuaded to try D4. WM. EAIL' s EAL3AM FOR THE LUEt. To the as t0nishn,nt of ail, by The time she had Used six bottles sine was gble U do hcr own work. ! had no idea shc could re- coTer."
 P. J. Duosler, of Clayrillc, T. '. gives account of ms escape from She same dis case: "I Gas attaeksd Titn severe cough which gradually wore or until founa ! Tas going into 3UICZ CO&5UM Il F&iO&, and some one advised me to try your , Wi. HALLS BAL5AM FOR TUE LUNGS which ! dld, and by the use Of two bottles vas cured of my cough and rtgelned lny heaith entirely"
 From the above 1t is plainly ev!den. that there $ 2 cure for coa3urn rtiun, eYea in the most Eopules cases, and that cure is Da. WM. kLL's BALSAN FOR TEE LUNGS. Cures Gn coughs Anu colds.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-07-01
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i The Democrats Of Casifurnia
 have nominated as their candj. date fer governor, Gen. Geurge Stoneman, Of Los Angeles. The
 work. of the San Jose Convention 1 is being severely criticised by ! the press throughout inc entire State, both republican and demo cratic, and the result seems to fail ehoyI Of rhe oxnacfafions of the parry whose interests are al stake. Dissatisfaction is felt at the failure Of the an1;-Chinesa cry to draw around GI?. Hearst 9 larger number of supporters, yet in view of tho recent defeat in Oregon, where the democrats
 tried to use it ss 6 party Eneasure,
 sufficiently demonstrated that il
 did aot belong more to one than
 t0 the other party. The selection
 Of Gen. St0uernan weakens the
 ticket very materially in that
 immediate vicinity where his
 strength should he greatest, for
 t was thereby made impoiitic 10
 nominate GIr. Joseph ?. Lynch,
 also Of lbs Angeles, for Congress
 man at large. No nama could
 have beea put upon the ticket
 which would have added to 1t
 more sttVgth jhat thaG Of the
 gentleman named. The sole re-
 iiauce Of the Democratic party is
 now ceDtered up0n thi anti~mo- nopoly question, and since this appears to oe th8 issue upon which the fights to be made, rif
 w6uid have been bettar for them
 10 have been less open in tbe u5e
 0i inc sscE at the commencement Ol the c9'loalgn. At 11TSt i5 was reported that 1Ic, Hearst wss trying to buy himself into the governorshiD. bat now fl i5 said openly that Stoneman DID 0ay
 his nomination. The balance Of
 the ticket j5 made up of men Of jess than ordinary &biljey ana worth, whose only qualification is that nobody knows them. As q whole, viewed fs0n this dis- tance, Chs ticket Is . remal kably weak one; and lie republicans have only to put in inc field a ticket composed of good men, and victory will be assured.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-07-01

The Territorial 81erd of Prison Commissioners wiu meet on the 3d, inst, for the transaction oi such busiuess as will rroperly come before its regular 8o4sions. Among ojher things, there wili b. awarded the printing of the blank forms for the prison use, which has heretofore been given to pyinters outside Of inc county, This has possibly been done from the mistaken idea that the work couid not be done at home. We desire to state here thar the SENTIEEL office js prepared 10 contract fofauy kind Of job print ing, from 3 sheet poster to 2 visiting card. The work we have recently turaed out viii bear the closest inspection, and we fail t0 see the policy n sending abroad f5r what can aa well and cheapiy be Goue at home.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-07-01
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Last Tuesdays Chronicle states that Gen. St0neman's opponent for inc office Of Railroad CCnmjs- si0ner, at Jhe election in California in 1879, was the Cashier Of ". ". Stow's bank at Sante Barba ra. Such was not the case. The Re publican candidate fer that office was 1Er. (. E. Phillips, formerly cashier of the hank Of San Luis Abi5p0. At the tlIna oI he Giec- ton 3Ir. Phj'i.ns had baer for some time 0ut ol tn5 bank, and en- aged n the Teai estate business.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-07-01
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The EDitaph local man has got lem again. They have rattIes this tima.
 The last act Of the Garfield tragedy Was perfor med at I2:I5 yesterday, in Washington. Tho stage properties were q platform, q cross beam and a piece oc hemp. Guiteau played the star part, in a black cap.
 On another page of this issue is an article headed, Saved by q Bar Of Soap" Our democratic contemporaries need moi think # refers 10 8 victory for Gheir party. It remains as ever the great uu. washed.
 The Star criticises Yuma'a3ii- mate. Here is what fl says oi the weather nearer home: "Tucson is undergoing three varieties of climate, cold, damp and awful hot. They chase each other so sapldjy that before you get out of one you are into the other."
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-07-01

There is a-case before she Pro- bate Court Of this county which should be disposed Of. On inc 12th day Of last March Frederick Scbimpf died, in this coupfy, &nd on May Sin the will of the deceased WAS admitted to pro, bate. No admluistfator, boVev- CT, has been appointed. Under the most EaVorabie circumstances it takes considerable time 70 get an estate wound up, ana t seems 10 us to be Q pity .hat the heirs should b8 kept from their inher~ itaDce for an unnecessarily long period.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-07-01

taking active steps to avoid the expense and inconvenience Ghat always attends the rainy season. Some time ago we called the et~ t2ntion Of our people to the fact that we also need a bridge across the Gila, at this pIace. There is uo question as 50 the real benefit 10 be derived from such an in- provement, nor is there any real difficulty in the way Of ob- .taining 1t. Let our people make it known that il Is a thing they want aud must have, and half the battle is gained. It wit not be a great while before the busi- ness between this place and Sn- yer distrJct will demand such g structure, Let the people living north of the Giia bear fhese facts in mind, aud act accordingly.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-07-01
%a5" Practical" Diiisza4co betvasr Foe.
 ny And pniInsnnhw.

lt sounds very poetic to say "man's in humanity fo man makes couutlesa thou sands mourn" hut why not apply the principle to the moro practical side Of the subject, and render the quotation thus Swa9ne'8 Ointment cn account of stop ping tho Itching caased by the Piles, has
 made countless thousand well G0d hap py." There would be sound logic iu this but poets sfe never cheerful, are taey?
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-07-01
SILVER DLSTRE1L LC1'!
Cur Weekly Lettsf from oUr Regular Correspondent, with 5hs Ia3esf In
 f3wmA5oa.
S}yiNG A80UHD T8E CIRCLE.
4 "Trip tEzveUSss E7JuTsnaIl's das- gEicC sad Ehe NgegQGIte
 ESlscogs. PcVgonal.

EDITOR SENTINEL -- Home again, 8ftera hurried trip through Poornao's mining district. We found cross cut driving irom the I80 foot level, on the Amelia mine, in good healthy ledge mat ter, with some ore. After d hasty Inspection Of various well defined and parallel contact iedg - es. On aIl of which ore was found in the cToppiDgs, we took in the hospitality of the geniai Wether- ell and sturdy Grove, ot Amelia camp. From thenCe in the mountain range until
 MEQUITE
 Was reached, bat eight miles distant; glanced over some of the quartz tedgcs from whence the piacegs derived their gold; found a'x Mexicans working the old TAurlow claim, in Powell guich, inakiug wages; swung dowa the eight miles of good road Way in- teryeulng, until We disnlounIed aDd "tOOk N look at our saddles" sud at the smiling phiz Of the ubiquitous Grant, at Mesquite station, $. P. R. R. One can scarcely appreciate tEe cotnfor, aud satisfaction of whirling across the dreary dessoiati0n Of the Col orado desert. in the cushioned seat of a railroad car, un'il he takes a swing for several days over Ghe same tountry on the back of an anathenla produtiug eQnine.
 The jcvial countentnce of mine host Weaver, seconded by Ih8 appetizing cuisine Of inc s. ?. 8. X. hotei, were duly appreciated; ; rot 10 mention the morning dip in tle elegantly appojnted bath and tousoriat department nf the elongated and alwYy8 pleasant }- PnYy
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-07-01
The last uumber Of the Yuma

The last number Of the Yuma SENTINEL has d very sersiLie editorial Upou Joe question Of Guitaau's insanity, for which we may credit the B0die Free Press.
 The above appeared in q recent numher of the Tombstone Epi- taph, with the writing Of which we can safely credit jsokass. Amateur editors, however, aTg liable to make just such foolish mistakes, so we freely forgive him.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-07-01

Says cne phGniI Gazette: "A. D. Lemon to-day received a sela- gram from Governor prltle stat- ing that t.;-mnrfoW he Secretary of Inc Interior Departm 8nt ~0uld grant 'a~ privilege Of building 8 bridge over inc 9il& River. h. asmUch ~s lie crossing or the Giia k within the limits Of the Maricop2 reservation, thi8 con csssion from the government is necessary before our people can authoritatively begin inc con strucuon Of the proposed im- pr0yemeDt.
 From this it appears that the people of Maric0Da county are
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-07-01
We learn that Camp Grant IS to

We learn that Camp Grant IS to he Iuade 8 ten-company post. This ia Q wIse move. When the apaches get rampagiou3 in the future there will be enough troops on hand 10 keep them in, and prevent the fearful outrages the red devils usDaNy have lime to makes before Succor comes to defenseless rancherg. ma Globe Chronicle.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-07-01

Mr. James Neahr, a togmcr Iumaiier now q resident Of Tombstone, spent z few days tlis week with his family. Jiu was heartily welcomed by his many friends. He is Low employed in the mercantile house ol ?. " smith {. Co.,, where from al accounts he is prosperinE.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-07-01

Eternal tafy is the price of of- fce.-Star.
 And as 9 democrat drags him self heartIessiy through losing campaign, he thoroughly apQre- ciates that old Latin aphorism "Dulce est pro pstTia morj." "
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-07-01
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Office oi she BoGId of Supervisors, Coun-
 r Of Tum3
Yr,Ea. {. T. June lath. 1ssG.

t--t---' -l' U ttIaL -Ot-Il 4~I~'FIs TE0HE ASSESSMENT ROLL OF YUMA 1 County, for lhe year z. D., 1882, having heea complc ted and filed in this office by tAe Assessor, tho sapae may be examined, on application to the clerk of tDe Board oi Supervisors Of said County, 1t the pOst-Ofice building in the Village of Yuma. All objections to said assesg- nneut must he filed With said clerk on or before Monday. the Sd day Of July, A. D., 1882. 6. M. KNIGHT,
 Clerk Board Of Supervisors Yama O., AT
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-07-01

The Daily Republican, Tomb stones new paper, Is upon oar table, It's name indicates its politics, and is makeup shows care and thought We wish it success.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-07-01
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EEAHR-l0PEz--In Yuma, at the resi- dence of AEr. and bfrs. David NeeAr on Wednesday evening, Janc 18th by Ira Mabbit, J. P, Freeson Neahr and Dolores Lope5;
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-07-01

What Is there to hinder the Ph9niz Herald from getting s new set Of r0llers2 Once in 5 while it has au item which we would like to copy if We couid make fl out
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-07-01

The Seiby Smelling Company advertise in to-daJ's SENTINEL. Miners will dc well to consult them before disposing oi their ores.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-07-01
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51FCEDsY, JULYI. 1882.

Fitzgerald, the buuko man, who tried to sWindla Charles Francis Adams out of $ large sum of money, has been sentea- ceQ to the S.ate priz0n for i've wears.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-07-01

Sheriff Tyuer's mother left town Wed nesday for Las Vegas, New Mexico. Mrs. TYner found the heat too great for con-
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-07-01
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Jndge Dania!. II. Pinney, the newly appointed Associate .Jus- tca cI the Supreme Court Of Ari-- Eona. is at present residing cn his farm near JolJet. Illinois, but wiII shortly remove with his family to Arizona. 4 Joliet dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune says of Jud- ge Pinney: "9he position comes 10 Judge Pinney unsolicited ou his part. He has resided twenty years iu Joliet, and js weE-knoWn, respected and hon0red by our people. He has wide experience in political affairs, and bears the honor cf having nominated JadEe David Davis to the United States Senate, and inanfuliy fought the battle through to d successful re- suit, thereby changing the cUm~ pleXlon of the United States Supreme Courf, and brought into the United States Senate an ano- maly in America politics, the truly Independent Senator, David Davis of Illinois. Like the man whose cause he Championed, Judge Piuney ia thoroughly Independent in politics, though during the past faE years. he has stood ny Che banner 0f the Demo- oygr-- '}
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-07-01

The Secretary Of War has recommended the appropriation of $205, ,OO0 for the erection of bar raCk3 in Arizona.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-07-01
YUMA YAN3.

No oifense, genuenlan. 4 yam, according 'o historical documents and from personal investigation, he writer aEi1Tns is & luscious, delicious esculent, with 9 beautI- fully corpulen1 contour, (not un- ike some Yanoa amigos wet oO. From this source, af5er having been roasted in the embers. were derived those words, so express sjvo of ecstasy, ''Yun, yum. D Some rnisiaiormed writers have imagined i5referred 70 osculatory exarcises with the cri1oIino ela- ment; but they're way off:-it's latter. 8uficeth t0 say of the Yuma boys, they are as good as they ire beautiful.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-07-01
PERSONAL,

1Ir. c. I. Livingston, connect- ed with the Leadviile, Cot, Re.- dUction works, after a p1oIoDg 4d examination of the Black RocE ores, will reLarn to his field Of operations in the carbonate camp. He expresses himself pleased with cur outlook so far a8 seen.
 BRONCO. KLARA CAMP, June B. 1882.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-07-01
THE HINES.

The Lost miue cFambeTlng is completed, and bid for contract to sink I00 feet on hanging wall will ba let on the 27tll, instant, when with all due dispatch the shaft will be driven toward To- pbeg. On the Nelly Kenyon work is being prosecuted on the shaft near tha Silent, which i> B vertical, HOW n country fornA- lion, and ledge should be tapped this week.
 Assessment work js under way 0n the Calamity, Capt. Smith, with an excellent showing ii black galena.
 Pickanback is doing the usual work on the Anchor. with gaIanA ore Of D good grade in the work ings,
 II is reported the sale Of the Rooster 10 Nr. Galley I5 an assur- ed iact, the differences regarding the title having been adjusted; work will ba under way soon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-22

PIusburg, 20 The United StStes Iron
and TN Plate Company, ofMeKeesport,
was taken charge Of by the sheriff to-day.
ThecompAny will ProbAblyEo out ofex-
istence. Assets. Sl25 06e;i liabilities,
Sl50.000.
Long Branch, A.-The tariff commits
sion will first consider the free list.
/ Chicsgo, 21.--The settling prics o.
june vheat was fixed By the Board el
Trade committee, to-day, at 1888. Or
the last day Of june it was l.35.
New York, 2l.-W. J. Wiles Il Co.
lard reHners, have failed. One Iof the
partners said the failure was due to heavy
expenditures last year in the erection O
new buildings in Verey street, the pur
chase Of machinery and the absolute
stsgnation of trade, with q large stock OF
hand. BE could not give any estimat'
OF the liabilities or loss, but thought Their,
would be sufficient to Eay Al claims
Many letters have been received from
friendly creditors, and be had no 5oab
tie firm would resume il few days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-22
Perjury

Columbus, o. 2O.-Hon. J. B. Hall.
member Of the legislature IRON Hamil.
ton County, and president OF the Home
Insurance Company, OF Colum bus, and
q. N. Henderson, secretary, were ar
rested to-day, charged with perjury; 10
an afidsvit before the state superienterd l.
ant Of insurance, to whom the sworn
statement Of the condition of the com
pAny was made last January, when the
assets were given ct $3.50, 200. Inves!i-
CATION shows the assets were only SlOO. :
600 and liabilities $3.50, 900.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-22

1T Is TRULY WONDERFUL
To see what improvement now exist
a compared with railway travel
only g few years ago. To become
convinced Of this, one has only to
select for his route East, the popular
and well known
CmcAao & NORTHWESTERN BY.
You are landed by fhe Union Pacific
Railroad Id the Union Depot al
Council Rlufs, where stands the O
q NV. Palace Tain, composed Of
Pullman Hotel Card, Pullman Sleep
ing Cars, Elegant Day Coaches
Smoking, Baggage. Postal Cars, etc,
ready 70 convey Ito paSsengetf
through Iowa and Illinois, and Into
Chicago Gliding smoothly alone
ever the superb track Of steci raj
through thffvi ne cities and Viilaf6s
comfortably sea ted ID this train. onc
scarcely discover the high rate Of
speed which he ie riding. Trains Of
this road are always On time, con.
nections SURE, and passengers seek.
mo pleasure, com felt, safety and
easy In travelling, win find the
sNorth.We6te in excess cf their
AxpectataonA and the greatest Of al
ro1tes 10 Chicago and the East. In
list anon Ticket Agents selling you
Tickets Ga this Road ~ agents eeil
the1a. Examine yeur TiSke&s and %.
fuss 20 buy II they do mot read oven
this Road. If you wieh the Best
travelling Accommodation you
win bun your Tickets by tbs Route,
~AND WILL TAKE No
HER
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-22
CrimInaIlIies.

Little Rock. GA railway employee
who has passed under the name Of
Thomas w. Wells, for years here sui.
cidsd to-day. The coroner's inquest re-
vealed the fact that his name wss
Thomas w. Scott, and that eight years
ago be murdered man in Mifsissippi.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-22
MONETARY AND STOCKS,
New York. July u, 1852.

New York, July u, 1882,
Money, 2@s; governments, generally
stronger and higher: stocks, unset
tied; Western Union, 69zS; Qnicksilver
ll5<; Pacific, Az; Mariposa, q Wells
Fargo, 129; n. 7. Central, las.
Krie, 403<; Psnams, 167; Denver and
Z. g., 81; Union Pacific. 116<; bonds.
lleA; Central Pacific 925S; bonds, TIC:
Srtro. e.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-22
!DRESS GOODS.
LINEN LAWNS, fs1as Sd ssgI
SCoTCH .GINGHAMs..
ZEPHYR CLOTHS, SATTEENs
FOR THISkWEEK.

And every variety Of Wssh Materials claims attention.
Npopese o them at prices that will insure Speedy Clearance
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-27
just So.

TALKING about advertising, and
the too prevalent practice of beg
ging people to advertise, the New
Tacoma Ledger sensibly says: "lf
men do not believe i'll advertising,
if they do think it necessary for
the promotion of their business
and it is not infrequently the ease
that newspaper advertising would
be of no beneit-why seek to
force it upon them? Are they not
the best judges of their own husi
ness, seeing that they have better
acquaintance with it both sencr-
ally and in detail than any one
else? Do not force it, do not press
it, for your own personal reputa-
ton AS man of spirit and
pride IN i professor which
should rise above the calling Of
beggary. Make good paper, put
capital OF labor and coin into il, 50
that 1t will win circulation and be-
como valuable as an advertising
medium. Even announce the fact
and declare that it is valuable. ii
you can truthfully doso, just as men
declare that their groceries, and
drygoods are valuable, but in the
name OF Heaven, for your own
sake and for the sake of large
number of worthy people in you,
profession, do not button. hole
your neighbors and whine like a
weak cur about giving support
TO the papers asking them for an
'ad.n 1t is contemplate. Ii is
outrageous. 1t is outrageous that
every time these neighbors you
have whined to and button holed
and bored meet with a newspaper
man they look upon him with con
tempt, and are free with him.
think he has no money, and re-
gard him as proper person tc
make butt on all occasions, and
to belittle in many ways"
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-27

Providence shall viii it. this feeble
hand shall draw sword never
yet dishonored-nrt TO fight fer
distant honor in a foreign land,
but to tight for country, for home,
tor law, for government, for consti-
tuition, for right, for freedom, for
humanity, and in the hope that
the BANNERS of my county may ad-
vance, and wheresoever that ban
ner waves there glory may pur-
sue and freedom be established, =
1t IS sad coincident, in n,view of
the eloquent Grafton delivered bv
Colonel Baker, in California. on
the laying of the Atlantic cable,
when be joyfully proclaimed that
''thought had bridged the Atlantic
and cleared its unfettered path
across the sea, winged by the
lightning and guarded by the bill
low" joining Europe and America,
and calling, as he did, for another
Field to scale the Sierra Nevadas
as he had sounded the sea, until
the Atlantic and Pacific had been
linked together. That. singular
as it may seem, the first message.
n few years after, flashed across
the completed link TO the Pacific
carried a current of sorrow to the
people of the west in the am
nouncement of the death Of Colo
mel Baker.