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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-09
Paper Fla ir.

The young ladies of the Kitchen Gar
den" or Y. ". G. T. T., have long been pre-
pairing a unique surprise for their friends
whom they say are ''legion'') in the form
of paper Fair" which will be held in
the Relief rooms On Ninth street Thursday
afternoon and evening, Dec. 20, consisting
Of many useful and beautiful articles,
suitable for Christmas gifts. The booths
being arranged Of fancy paper, the young
ladies will be dressed in paper, all the
Tiptigeylas and gewgaws, indeed every
thing, consists of paper, excepting cor
dial welcome and pleasant smile, which
will be accorded every visitor. Come.
KITCHEN CABINET,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-09
Asking Modification OF the Pension Laws

According to the present pension laws.
after pensioner has deceased his widow
cannot receive pension on his account
unless she can prove that the result Of her
husbands death was from wounds or in
jurles received Or disease contracted in
the service. Adjutant General Hawley
addressed letter yesterday 30 Senator
Logan, asking him to present bill in
congress making widow entitled to pen
sion in case of the death of her husband
from other causes than those Immediately
due to his war record.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-09

gemann, Miss Mary Folz, Mr.. W. Brown,
Miss Annie Hausdorf, Mrs. E. A. Kriz, of
Duluth, and many others. At 10 O'Clock
they were rendered a surprise by the West
Side Liedertafel Singing society. The
wedding presents were numerous and rich,
and testified to the high esteem in which
tho bride and groom we're held.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-09
Grigg's G1ycertne salve.

The best On earth can truly be said Of Giggs'
Glyoerine Salve, which is q sure cure for cuts,
bruises, seaIds, burns, wounds, and all other
SORES. VIII positively cure piles, letter and all
skin eruptons. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Only twenty-five cents. For
sale by P. J. Dreis, corner Ninth and Sc. Peter
sEees.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-09
THE P4RyELL FUND.

A Correct Statement OF tbs Money Co
lectad.
The list Of names and the amounts 6
heretofore published, Of the Parnell fun
contained some vital errors, and the 70
lowing is a corrected list of the contribI
tors through the agency OF Patrick Ego
and Barney Ryan:
S25 CONTRIBUTION.
Pat Bowlin.
$40 CONTRIBUTIONS.
John Grace Grove Bres,
r ebert A Smith,
So CON TRIBUTiONS.
Patrick Egan, Barney Ryan,
Thomas Mcmahon, JOS McGeehan,
Pat Leo, John Mcmahon.
DR. Jas Davenport, John Ward,
Daniel Kelly, Richard Hazard,
Steve Fitzgerald, Pat Keigher,
J W Cathcart, Fred Witt,
Pat COnley, John @ Graus,
So CONTRIBUTIONS.
Il Donnelly.
g CONTRIBUTION.
Patrick Condor, Patrick Dougher,
OSAA@A
John Doyle, I'd Powers,
? H Doyle, Thomas Kenealey,
Smith, Thes Rerrisford,
Byrne, John Powers,
James Heating, William Brown,
John Doyle, W Riley,
Henry Bulgel, W W Brack,
one DOLLAR DONATIONS.
andrew Coll, Tim Coleman,
VIM Hines, W II Powers,
Arthur Keenan,, CIV Copley,
Mrs FL Blake, James Carey,
Patrick Blake, Napolean Dufor,
Tom Wheeler, Patrick Wheeler,
J q Nolan, Ed Cummings,
Pat Brown. John Carroll,
Tom Powers, Mike Welsh,
Chas RiRSuald, John Hickey,
T W Rowells, Thos keenan,,
Patrick O'Dea, James Mullaney,
L O'Cobsck, W j Murphy,
O'Grady, Pat Shearan,
Martin Fsehsn, George Becht,
] Ryan, Geo Leyh,
A Boyer, E s Finch,
John Walsh, John Nagle,
Lynch, Thomas Doyle,
Benjamin Morley, John Crowley,
James Ayler, John Coffee,
John Quain, Tim Murphy,
| d Nickolason, Thomas Blake,
Mr.. Henry Blake, Martin Nilon,
Pat Kelly, G Barry,
| John Ryan, Con Horrigan,
| Pat Butler, James Murnane,
| James Grace, P Thornton,
James Grady, Thos Birmingham,
| Thos Garvy, James Clezry,
James Ryan, Thos Preston,
James Shearan, John O'Hara,
James Mitchell, James Brown,
Fred Falkper, H Downey,
| Patrick Casey, c Fitzsimmons,
VIM. Egan, John Mongon,
Robertson, SCLynch,
N ] McCannon, Edward Shields,
u Lang.
FIFTY CENTS.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-09

Plush, brocade, ottoman sacques and dolmans
atless than New York cost at New York Bazaar,
corner Se7enth and jackson, Monday, Dec. 10.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-09

The ST. Paul Ideals Balance Sheet, Giving
to the Home for the FriendleEs, to St.
LuKs's Hospital, Society for Rslief of the
Poor, Protestant Orphan Asylum, $S5O.1O
Each.
The public will be glad to know that the
charities have received substantial bene-
fit from the performances recently given
by the gentlemen composing the ''St. Paul
Ideals,'' az the following statement of &C
count will show:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-09

The scene is laid during the present
time at watering place near a large city.
The scenery used in the production of the
piece is partly new and very pleasing,
while, ss usual, Siebert's orchestra will
furnish the music between acts, the choice
selections for which are always feature
of these entertainments.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-09
SHEET CHARITY,

Z 1t L OAE 1Ss
VIM Henry.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-12-30

sShre Branndua;ge 6a! So lln6 bas
bel fDn,rnsr sipsi fIeine Griitden auf ben
Msaneen sum BorIdein. Sic baben baS
germ unb bdrun ersabI' i1 es Sbnen."
@rit Had einissn Iagen trug @atI cine
slnttport siIr Pof. Q8ie CT ben Brief
ab8ab, b5rte er pI0bIih yNein fir
Srdulein aunigunes 3adsrmuno lit
Rihts Da!"
Gr 6rebt iid um. Olga.
y8uRisunee !" rief er, atf fie 3utretenb.
uS5ie iinS es!" antiportete iis, untuiais
uiso psrle8en err5tbeno.
sd bin eS, sSrduIein !"
yJtnn, Sic iperoen bofientlid nidbt
eIanben, baB es mir aud nur nit eiaen
esllSisen gSort Grnit seipeieu iit!"
ostber mir 1T eS grnIt" brahte er miib=
lam berpcr, feline Nugen ipurhsn feunt
uno er blifte tie rerfIart all.
vSie iinc Elm Jsarr SD babe ses
iderst" iaste iie baftis mb bIidte ihen
sum 4aSsause, ala iuoae lie oapon ellen.
sd iherSe nibt!" Gs ippllte ibm Die
8ebIe sul6niiren aber bic slnslt iie
m0se tbnl ieBt entidIlpfen, erItifte feline
Shatternbeit uisb CAB ibm ienen pIbss
iihen Ututb, Der ben Shipahen iiarf
na6t in srOBsr Gefabr. Gr srsriff ibre
9ano sd i@erse nibt ipieSerboIte er,
ycenn - t@ - Iiebe Sic" Ieste er gans
Ieiie binsu unb feline SanO sifterte, unO
es sltterte binauf al ibrem Irm un6
onrdrlelelte ibre sanse 8eitaIt unb traf
lte tDobl binetu ms SerS benn IN ibrsn
Nu9en leudtete es ieltlam auf.
gSo mar bic Iuitiee, ilbermiitbiae Olga
IN bisiem MussnbIid ? @as sins IN ben,
fleInen Wabhen Dor unS tparum entriB
iie ibm nidt bic 9ano unb itiirste init
ibrem bsIIen, iiIbernen 2aAsn hnpon?
Gr Iagte fein gort mebr. ;Surbt uno
3tpeife! i4lol1en ibm ben Dsun6.
Da bltdte iie su ibm auf unb ibre
9luSen begesneteu it9, uno tpie Elm 9lib
gInS eIn leudtenber StrabI BON ieiuer
l5eele in Die ibre, lie peritaneen einanoer
unc erfannten einanser aab Tie ipnsten,
uie es Gins unt'S Anoere meme.
S6ipeIesnD nerIleben Tie oen Gprribor
,lne tratsn biaauS. Die 98aeen raiieIs
ten Sureb Die StrnBs bic 9sate baIteten
lsso ofaneten an ibiisn rpratsr, es pama
ffierts, trube @GslIatsr brastsa rurt
ben bIeiSraueit RebeI. Sic dber sDanoeIs
ten itumn eie Strabe entIans, 5an6 in
Sane, iUie 5tpei 3inper. Sn ibren Ser
3en tuar rOiises Worsenrotb aufsegansen,
osnn iis battsn ii4 psrbunren fiir's sanse
SebeH.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-12-30
Irse ttau{hune.

Cine asrinseiiin reiit i'm 8ebirss, febrt
IN einem tleinen Dorfwirtbsbaus NIT Se.
fplss ein unc IaBt iih bic osrbe Rolt Dor.
trsiflib ibnlsden. gou ben 9Sirthsieu,
ten freunolihit besriiBt uub serabssu fysu.
beftrahleno beoiert, slaubt iih pie 9srin,
sellin erfannt uno fsast oabsr ben Wirtb,
,uober er iie esnn fenne. - .Sa, i Tenn
SRna net, antsuOrtst eer Gefraets.s -
o9Sarum ieie Sbr aber baan 70 unenolicb
slddli1 ilber meiten 8siud e. frdgt DE
ettpas enttaui9te Rrinseiiin meter. -
ggta, iast Der @trtb, neil ibr bait 10
f4refIid bel ebt!
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-12-30
Stir ,infere 2soetsu.

9fa4 meiner gang bei9eioeuen Inii6t
beitsbt Die Aufsabs Der SprabfunIt Deer
oeS loSenannten Di1tens barin, in mDg=
li4t tpenis g8Ortsn mosIt6lt pieI au ia
gen. SsiOer tit bieIs 8abrbsit san3 ayerf.
ipiirsiS iuenig ansrfannt, Ionit niroen
mir ipobI bebsuteuO irsnlser 9uher, ies
eenfaIls beoeuteno tpeEiger oife Bidder
baben. SeIbit unIers belten alallitsr ba-
ben iiber ben 8opf Dieisr Q8abrbeit bins
meg ibreli poetli9en 2Iebhabsreisn sez
frbbnt; ooer ipiiroe etpa
8 4iIIerS Rittsr Eogsenbnrs
ii9 niht cieI einfa9sr, fiir3er uno bebbalb
aud populdrer in fpIssn6et pslissH
2ScrtsH ee6en Iahen
sSeil tie nur init S9peIterber;ea
Slebte Epgsenburg,
Sing psrlelbe ppasr Shmer5en
gu ben EMrfel pnrcb.
Als CT eiele nlln oerbauen,
&eiit er beintipdrts stpar,
Op6 pernabm er ea init 8ransn,
DAB iie 9ipnne mar,
Seste iib nit bem @eiicbte
9taG bss RlpIterS Nanb,
So am SfIuB mait ppm Ssbibts
Sbn als Seits fanb. -
Sber iil,b bic 6sbanten Der bstannsen
BalIaSe bon 6 bamiiio
yDie 26penbraut"
ni@t poQitancis in fnappsr, absr srid5s
pfsneer Scrm in nadtebsnben trenigea
3eiden entbaItsn
Mit Der Rprtse i'm Saar tritt bas Idbhen rsr.
Ictamt
sSn ben RGfiS bss S0ipeit BEN ite gesdbnlt
CT enipfdngt bie @eliebte nit piI6em @ebriiu,
Well er merit, eaB iie ii1 perbeiratben ipiH.
uno alS nun tbr BrGutigaM fonunt an baS
Sitter,
Ol britlIt Der SStrs 10 bpbniih bitter,
SsrrelBt idbneu baS Rdehen, une frcmm trie
ein SaifnI
sdBter pann iia eribieBeu bonn grdutisam. -
llno neil ipir serabe Bel Den 2Oipeu
finb, tpis ilberfIliiis lang a,.sseiponnsn
eridsigt 0as bssannts @s0i1t BON q ia.
Bernbarbi
per SDtuspcn SIotens
sessnlber meiner abtlrssnbsn 8sarbei.
tuls! 9isr 1T bislslbe
Der 26p' ,lt los, Der a6n' 1T iyei!
geas lit eas fiir Elm ainoereeinrsi2
Gr bat es gspaft iHpa nit ber Rnn',
ia fonnt gelprlingei, id,uea cine sSra,s
uio reiBt'S aus osln Ra4ey ber nl4es iriSt,
SaS thut man nur, ipells man Butter it,.
abn auf 0ieie aBsiis lailea lidb ni5t
nur elnselns Oecidts, nein, ganae aroBe
Sa'nlnluns berielben ibrem Wsilte us,o
Snbalte mah III ipeliasn NsrIen oMrdaus
ssf4Spisno ipisSsrssssbsa. Gum @siipist
Ssinri5 9sint's
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-12-30
8 diIIer unb S6opeubauer

@eBn ShiIler iinst: Die ;SraueR ,pebsn
uno Hetten inancbe itSone Aoi'
sSn oieie5 oiilt're irb blde 9ebell."
Sast man Der 9Iuslprub lit famos."
Sngs8el lifts manb 9er3 NIT. Srausr,
9Seni, arsssducat ppin S9nrsr, Der gSelS.
Der SroBe 4rtbur SdlppesbGuer
9ttd1t ptel bon un,srn ,yrausiI baIt.
sSeeodp mir iteat, baB beI6e St1ter
9ttbt gang getrolien ole Jtatur,
Ssnn nnr Die u o en- lab Der 9i@ter,
Ser YbilpicpB Die 0ornen nur.
&tfanc.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-12-30
aus Der 9 6uIe.

SeRrer: gRinber, fpibt Sbr mir ben
llntsri4ieb siufben elmer gesebunsss
MnO elmer llnterIaliunsSilnoe au nennen2
Gine 8esebunsslitnbe 1T tpenn i6 /. 9.
ilber cine Srude sebe unO meinen Rebens
meni9en ing Bailer itoBs. 0as III aber
cine llnterIaiiunsSiiinOe g @uIer:
y2Senu iG ibH MID t binsinltobe!"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-12-30
Oan,e Namaatr 948.
Bud Der 2ieber1:


Gin Stern ftsbt In Der 5Bbe
limb blia,elt ereeniparts
Die geelt iit bon 9teb' uiib gsebe,
= Sell &,ebe tf,b 2ieb' 1T i1sin Sers. -
G8 treitsu Define Niigeit
4iIt nir eiil Ihanris Spiel;
SD CLAUDE, i1eiu Sieb, ipir tauget
99ob! ale 8eibe niht rieI!
DSsr ole rieiesnaunten
aaieosr oes Nir3as6 haffpa
BON Bo beutebt:
Der bat Dsrbient nidt, Sas er ie aeIisbt,
Der tie perLiebf ipefin aih niet in Der CD fudr
Der bat neroieat nibt, oaE man gsein ibns giebt,
Den trltilfen ME, anh nicbt in Der Woitiee ipar.
DIES iast Dir Wir5as SdafFp utlb uerIbIebt
3ur stilt ben Stanepglift, Der nod init Don
Geb irar.
SD fibIe mid sebrnngen, bic aonies
1ue!sen Der IN, 8orfebelloen beiUieles,eu
1batlaGen re9t einbrinsIid ,n|eren gits
9enDiiIhen Bpeten ans Sers su Ieaen.
SDate aber Oieie fheine Wlabnuna an Dtez
ielbsn ii6 filrser gu fniieiI unsebDrt rerz
balen, bann nliiSte id mid sar Bebanbs
lung Der Jraee ertIeblieBsn cb bas outs
mltbise Bablifum 8e6t tbat, unhDtbige
Seit unb leiht gu eriparsnbe Geiitesan,
itreitgunsen an feline naisbIiuse~ 5u Der.
iaipenben.
81. atbert 8pSeri6.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-12-30
GbIer .8ettnreit.

Blar llnier Doctor ilt mir bod lies
Der, tpie Gu'rer. ."-5ris: $50, Gn'rer
bot 10 nit emoI e Brill uf." ~4
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-12-30
@iIIiaes @eraniiaen.

g8er eine redt srpBs Sreuoe an ber
4rbeit bat ultS Die GroGpfeI re1t serne
isst; bsrssfcnn iib IN isissm aebsn sniele
rsrenilsts Iass beteitsn.
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Wannigfaltiges.

gssnn Die SeifsnbIaien am idDnitsn
iino, pIasen iis.
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@am6rinas (s,ans H.

SIM 9tiecerlanb CABS ntanden Jan,
Der bDbsn aubn,e5 greis sefpann;
Oed teIner fib rerslsiHen fann
Jan primo.
Gtiit berrl1te ber NIT nsiIoer 5ane
2ls eriter Jan i'm Rienerlcso
uno iparo rnd SanoeStrau6 aennnnt
Jan primus.
Gr bat sewcn,ten fsins 6Hlnht,
Anrh sinen Gocer auSgeoaat
Hno eodp uisiterslist iit ssrla4s
Jan primus.
@sr bat bsr G5srite yfrait nnrhldaats
aser bat ben Scpfsn nirgsba..t?
aOsr cat oaS erite Bier gebrnut2
Jan primus.
Drum iselist NIT Cant bsr eentf1e Mann
Den nisoerlaHo' 'iHen erlten Jan
nHo trlistt unb itngt, 10 piel &C lam,
Jan prlmum.
flne Ser Gun biefes 2ieS erldnn,
gr ifnIilnst br iebt ss on Dem van - 4
Wcn sinsm ebItn 1Intertban
Jan print.
Jritbrt4 ban 9offs.
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Sabrgaitg 10. RO. II.

Auttst WV busNsN Asesss OsfsAo !. -. -.
(BbiIiTier) ...... fife fperSsil Dir mt stdtb
| luno Ibaf an bic Sano esben nnS bic
5c1ter, iueI6e Dor stpei Sabren Der aus
geIdflenfte 8adfiId BON Der We!faipar,
| muB bsute cine reissnSs siunee Dame isin.
g4ie seiast, iube Die SsdmlIie auf Der
llmgang nit ibr fam DIR bon nnberss
6snbarsm 9tuben iein. SD babe bereits
Define Nnfunft cnaeseigt ......"
,,gtatitIib! Natilrlid |" briirnntte
Carl Der nidt in Der belten Sauas tpar.
Cine ipIde Spisbbiirsers San,ilie Gngz
bersise 8orurtbeile! Ilnb cann 10 eln
Baftil6 SD fann mir nidts Mb8es
| i6madteres oetfen, ipie 10 einen 8Gdlilh
aus einem relpettablen Sauie."
9tber iei. es, baB er nihts 8eHereS 3I
thun tpuBte, ooer ipollte er cenI Bapa cine
5reube r,aGsn, er~sins 81 9eIlberSers.
0ie'Iobter batte GIabierItunne, aber
bic alien 2suts. smpfinsen Jpn init Ofenen
Mrmen uno plauoertsn mis-, ibm in Der
bersIihften QSeile.
8lDBIih bDrte bns Spiel, tpsI1ss aus
einem entfernteu 3Immer ounrpf beribers
tDnte, auf.
Olga Olga I" rief Der aIts Ssrr, cur
aput phaaoespsio, UNI nap lel'en! @eE
l9Stt ~ lepeg utomm pers'm oe u'ana
pia Osr Osn S1pH n's'heS allen 0Gsunoss
Sgmainrnpsrssr aus SaSsfnoorT DOFa
lteAen;
! dslp, papa
GarI s BIut erItdrrte,
! uSa otn lW ane hoer ols S@wsae
ffeteno, lap's Que &lsllle 10 peT51'p uno 10
ansge!allsh oaB DIE usls11sf lse erl9rea1
eHOMae
aoef Slga
"2apls. usama 9apts 0p oapts
nur an ene anstoois fOs.pe mtlr pas
0raute'h eesh erSapsl par. S!ne 2tnsloo1s
SaosI 9ng le auI Oen eEn'en easl Ids
! 9YlsHa my lg9L s.slE S0oplpanI.ssos[SeE, ns
SSPts 'ps1ahNHgaIl ~ HagsH. Spt 9srI
papa gaa n,.s lspSM sssl ny pplpsIslts'
HnD SsiR'"O'" 0a1 =" Jus =" iD''
0s'.ai... cas.. ~. - m.
"e "ctOSt oS U1Sa sWl On 1''.sss' MY. .r4.;.
nSS ts h ~. "s CIV mTs SsISm, :,
OsM oT Dss'ts9s.s Nv, s9ssa SpiUa'';I' y
."Us' 9'ts it':s Sg'Ua"'''sUs.s'" es svUH's Wy w
ss. IaSsI ~ 'Se ,,,,s g s,,. Ivy" ssasisn Sy, I2S'.
gePa pa1 =" uns lDntn. @ e"plOplsl ,
~ ""@ "so sn lUtpss p'al's1..''.. ''.!sa. ~
';tr.r;tsS ~ S."tsr "ap ' Mn+,S,,Ts;,s % Nv ;a
"..:.' ssS 80 - .U,oI" ~ 80 s, z
ns'n S9ssL "ap ~" Wv ~"'' !" Wy
UOesUa'. ~" ar',. eu.rL,... ,..str.., ~.
,,sn ~, ~. S. ' f4 IVA ' ni.S.s M sS"I 49,, CIV
nsH u" q l'p eas psslst !alaIs" SN
1aHt'V" e'oOssn' an A'iAas 'h UHB q
s n - D'S osssn V'" nS % Sas ,a" sa ." s'Sgss
sD o. E";'s.s. StssT a %n5 p ~" r'sm nv. ' a
WV WV a"D.i..SS"ss "...s'S'r Sv"V's'"''" "" w.
Wv" s's'"Hp'' Ou'"''
X y x
ox ....
roy SnN Sl1 ias" g " le'aem
oasaisps r o'splaa,'lh I osa 8 wv gaze zen.
1.sn 8s'sltl u,'O psnIs &c lsW uHgluatlpes
0eGat unsst penn SIesss Der Srl9pts'
ssnpe's m1lss'psu! pare 0.@ olt's SN'
1xOsl glsuhp, spW lpn 'sp % nuI eHtan'
Ssn Sw paos lsn lsnsn' @a9s sshs ss.s
Os'sahep ppl Os' SamsH' SV Os'R mss
"''pa ~ ps'lsM.'.... n
"aSIls" SN lpas, legls oWWHaHh
Ss Ssnss 1asss' "mapsa Sss 60 ~'e 0's
|'"Uso.", aa: on
"SSS Os"H
12taH mem 'sSgeunO, gang slaIap,
| lWletptH SF et1s Ol1HpHss.
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Aus ber SnftruttionsRunbe.
0ffsier yBer bat Sas RuIper srfun.
ben e Getrut: ,,gSabrideinti@ eiHsr
uoR Der gtrtiIIerie."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-12-30

fDist sscef 1beser Ser Sdar tn orausbssafIuns ipes
tnr % ban stonnsntsn pertpirsi sassiGids ipirs.
DoasnbIatt uns assili&t 9sattsr an siAs asrsis %
per Saps
geadb @uropa ssIanbt soitst g $3.50 per Satr ta
poraasbssatIms, sini4Ilssli4 bssalcstcs.
Mn3eieen
feiteu l.co pc Gqusrs bsn aaat Dsilsu.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1883-05-28

DR.. Thompson, of Reno, returned
last week from Ft Smith, where Inc
had been attending court. He re-
turned via St. Louis, and taTicd at
that place few days, and says he
enjoyed very much the privileges Of
civilization.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1883-05-28

s uIdou raise Of all the riyclSi5oi
ta. Territory last week impcded ali
U".I for several days and delayed
U.n mails, Although the streams
H.w mlorjabIc, not mail was lost,
mI the drivers put the mails
through with but q delay of few
hours. H. A. Todd was out ON the
stage line working might and main
10 Keep things moving, and is en-
titled to q vote Of thanks for the SER
vice rendered. The North Fork of
tho Canadian was higher than ever
before known, and was only passablc
with boa, Or by the Indians who
swami their horses across. The sud
diem raise delayed a great many
stockmcn en- route south to the
r1und-Upo.
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John Poisal and a. A. McAfco, the
latter better known as Red are
down the river fixing up ranch,
and are going to stock it with hogs.
The boys have already about sixty
head, and they think by putting in
large herd they can in a'{>v years
realize out ofthe ncw project fair
iprOtit
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We noticed G. B. Bickford on our
streets last week, while on his way
to Caldwell
Mai. Conkcl, of the Santa Fee X.
r.. has sent an outfit to Mobcctlo
after % herd of cattle.
Mr.. NcCracken, B. II. Campbcll's
boss hcrdcr, paid us visit last week.
He is moving his cattle down Oh the
Washjta. near Dcadman's creek.
sam Horton, one of the Dickey
Bros. bosses, James Foster and Ad-
ann Berg were noticed on their way
TO thc roundup at VIM. Frass' Last
week.
4. r.. Morcy, with his brother and
q friend all of Iowa, gave us u call
q few days ago. They were or their
way to Now Mexico TO locate a sheep
ranch.
We hear of one of Littlefeld's
herds being lost east of us, some
where near the Red hills. They had
200 head ofcattle when they start
'cd, but now have only about 600
4 bunch Of Spanish ponies, be
. longing TO Mr.. Fossctt, of Caldwell,
passed on the 18th. They have
been driven all the way from Old
NeNico, end numbered POO head
Mr. BalcnG, wife and baby passed
through or the 195h, on their way
north to receive some cattle When
they return they will establish q
'raoch near here Mrs. Balenti' is
known as Cheyenne Belle.
G. porry Day Of Austin, Tx, came
Iup ON .be blackboard on the 9th.
lie md IBIS brothcr-A. J. Day-arc
holding north of here ON the Strip.
. This wa the first time we had met
l'r Day and hope it will lot be the
Hast
j. VIII Garter and ". W. Wells
returned from Wichita Falls on Tho
18TH. They report everything very
| lively there. From Mr. Carter's ap
paarancc, we would Judge he had IN
agreeable trip. He has 10000 cattle
coming UP the trail.
We are still above water here
uotWith- taudmg the awful rains OF
ue12h and 10th. We hear, but
, u.l uo. vouch for the truth Of the
aem.ut, that hail fell last Satur.
0ava barge as Ostrich eggs, butw
#ul gy that i'm all our travel il
lh. country and Europe, we neye,
SAW loh vivid lightning or listened
~ .a thunder. The river was
higher hu,o than over before known
The mail driver, Frank Thomp
son. TN attempting TO cross the crccl
+. known as -Four Mile, struck swim
~iuaiar water His express Aoatcd
do"n stroml and in the effort tC
saw. that and the mail he lost ;
moH.h- pay i'm the shape Of two
Mr- " blankets Maj. Maynadier
...u.ym3-tor, made an attempt tC
r1 DON aicrWard, and GOT fas
- th. mud. lie had intended tC
-aro.ar with us that night; so We
Wrc disappointed In not having lis
company.
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Work upon the new brick Arapo-
hoe school laundry building 90.
steadily ahead, with Mr.. StcInor as
workman, assisted in bricklayjng hy
Starr and Scabby, the two Cheyenne
apprentices. starr and Scabby are
industrious Indians, and are fast be-
coming skillful workmen
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Mr.. Woodard and VIM. Darlington
accompanied Special Agent Iown-
send and Rev. Miller to the Sac az
Fox Agency. They got through i'm
good shape, if the rivers were up.
and McssTs. Woodard and Darling
ton arrived safely home on Friday
evening last.
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An'immensc Indian freight train,
belonging to the lower Agency, heavy
laden with supplies, is passing down
the trail.
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NJ. II. Bennett, c. II. stone and
A. b. Overall were all down thetrail
last week on business, and stopped
at the Agency during the high water
blockade. =
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Go to Seger's livery when you
want a frst-class driving team or q
saddle horse.
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The new hotel is nearing compile
ton.
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Capt. Connell has added much TO
the convenience and appearance Of
his residence by erecting an awning.
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All cowboys 90 to the City Hotel
when they want a frst-class meal
or bed.
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Sooor d Go. have just completed
aroomy buggy shed az their livery
barn To meet thc requirements of
choir business
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Fresh oranges and lemons every
Thursday at ConnelIs.
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MAIL TIME TABLE.

Caldwell & TT. sill Line.
ARRIVE. ARRIVE.
FROM North ii a. III. From South 10 n. IN.
Mondays Excepted. SUNDAYS EXcputcd
Stages, same time uOinv = 1upsdavs'
Thursdays saturdays going y. MONDAYS,
Wednesdays & Fridays
a. L. 5. f. Il. X, TIME TABLE.
CALDWELL STATION.
ARRIVE. DEPART
Passenger. 1850 AM 300 P NJ
AccommO OdatiOn. S.4OP. NJ ,: 20 A. NJ
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Ell. GucrTicr, Who had a valabIo
team Of mules stolen not long since
at Wild Horse creek, has recovered
the same. The mules and thief were
captured at Pawnec Agency, but ,hc
thief managed to escape.
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Entered at the PostofIicc at Darlington, as
second class matter.
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E Messrs. Hemphill q Woy, the
'new traders, have improved the APP
pearancc Of their promises by reset
ting the front fence and giving the
yard q general cleaning. 4