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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-11
APPLICATION ron PATENT
Notice No, f22.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFTC

Notice No, 1922.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Boise City, Idaho, April IS, 1888.
NOTICE il hereby given that r r. Shaw whose
postofiice address is Ketchnm, Alturas County,
Idaho Territory, has this day filed ds applica-
ton for q patent for 1871 linear feet Of the
MONDAY
mine or vein bearing gold silver and other min
rails, with surface ground 500 feet in width
situated In Warm Spring Creek Mining District,
County OF Alturas aud Territory Of Idaho and
designated by the field notes and official plat
file in this Office as Lot No 40 in Township A.,
North Range, eighteen East, and described in
said field notes and plat with magnetic varia-
ton at 10 degrees East as follows to wit:
Commencing at the discovery point and run
ming thence North SO deg ~ min w, 470 feet to
center of Northwest end line of claim, thence s..
20 deg Is W, 800 feet to post No L; thence So
deg II min y, 40 feet to post No p; thence s, As
deg A min Il, 951.l feet TO post No 3; thence n,
30 deg 25 min IL, 600 feet to post No 4; thence N,
"A deg 10 min w. SiS feet to post No o. thence 8,
~ deg ID min w, bi0 feet to post No 6. thence s,
20 deg % min w, 362 feet to post mol, the place
Of beginning survey of exterior boundaries of
claim, containing an area applied for Of 1885
acres exclusive of area in conflict with Elk
horn" Lot 40.
From post No section corner, common to
sections, ., 10. Is and 49, 4. A N. r, 1s E, bears
| N. 25 deg 20 min W, 1907 feet distant.
The nearest known locations are the E1khorn
Iunieta. starlight and Sunlight
Any and sill persons claiming adversely any
| portion of said MONDAY Mine or surface groune
are required to file their adverse claims witt
| the Register OF the United States Land Office
| at Boise City in the Territory of Idaho, durins
the sixty days period of publication hereof, Of
they viii be barred by virtue Of the Provisions
| of the Statute.
direct tha6 this notice be published in thu
/ kErenUa KEYSTONE, the newspaper published
nearest the said mining claim, for The period o
sixty days, b PRIDE,
| fFo I'll Register,
WA Hyndman Atty for Applicant.
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lNo14l
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
D. P. b, PRIDE,
Register.
NOTICE No. iis.

UNITED, STATES LAND OFFICE,
BOISE CITY IDAHO, MARCH IS, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that J. b. Haggin of
the City and county Of San Francisco, State of
California; by his legally authorized agent w.
III. Watt, whose postotfiee address IL Haley, AL
turas county, Idaho Territory, has this day made
application for United States Patent for the
ALBION
Lode Mining Claim, situate In Vienna former
ly Sawtoothl Mining District, Alturas County,
Idaho Territory, consisting of fifteen hundred
linear feet Of the lode, and surface ground
six hundred feet wide, being Lot No: 81, and de-
scribed in the field notes and plat of the official
survey on file in this Office, with magnetic varia-
ton at ID degrees east, as follows.
Commencing at the discovery point of this
claim, and running thence south So degrees and
so minutes east along center line of claim, T5u
feet to center of s. E. end line, thence north a
degrees and 10 minutes east 800 feet to post NO.
/, thence north b9 degrees and so minutes west
1900 feet to post No. a; thence south 81 degrees
and 10 minutes west GOO feet to post No 8
thence south 6s degrees and 80 minutes east Is
90 feet to post No 4; thence north 81 degrees and
10 minutes east 600 feet to post No /, and place
Of beginning survey OF exterior boundaries
Embracing anarea of 90, 66-100 acres; excluding
however from this application and description
the area In conflict with the MANN 9TH LODE
Lot No. 81, Sawtooth DISTRICT l, 1851 900 acres
area claimed and sought to be pateneI 49, s12
1000 acres.
From post No. 3, H. 8. NJ M. No. l. tsawtooti
District,l bears north 10 minutes east 1923 fee
distant.
The said mining claim being of record in tn,
Office of the County Recorder Of said Afinin,
| District, at HALEY, IN Alturas County, Idaho
Territory; The nearest known locations beinl
| the AEAfUs, FRIEND, HOPE. CROMWELL
| REDWING and MAMMOTH.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely an
/ portion of the said Albion Lode Mining Claim,
or surface ground ARE required to file sheir ad
] verse claims thereto with the Register of TIA
/ United States Land Office, ut Boise City, Idah
Territory, within the sixty days publication
| thereof, or they will be barred by virtue of TIL
provisions of the Statute in such cases mad
and provided.
D. P. B. PRIDE,
Register
| direct that the foregoing Notice of applica
| ton for Patent be published for the period 0
sixty days ten consecutive weeks In th
/ Ketchum KEYSTONE weekly newspaper pub
lished at Ketchum, Alturas County Idaho Ter
ritory.
D. P. B. PRIDE,
/ tlA Register.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT
UNfrxD grATDs LAID OTr1ou,
BN4nR Orr. Idaho. March IL 1t4A


UNITED STATES LAID orr1on,
Rcsss err, Idaho, March ID. issa
Mottce II hereby given that J, p HaEain, Of
" sisy so eanHsy e 50 Fhsnsiseo state q
II. Wall, wfaoae pontnisiee address, II Haley
AltsIras county. Idaho Territory, hns made APP
pli0atton for unsted stAtas pntaat fcr The
AfkATUs
I.ade Mining Claim situate In Vienna Mining
DISTRICT AItsirxs county. I9aht Territory. con
sistinx of fifteen hundred linear fest 81 the
iudr. azsd suffaea gr9und sfx bnnared fest vide,
beng Let e ~ ~ assarinsa ~ .is ~, as no sss
ofhdas with magnetic variation At ~ degrees
Eset, "A fcllDw4l
Genameneislg ~ the discovery point Of this
claim and running thence sonth n dsa and 90
n s of End Iins: Naerios nsTth Il dag and
Y min n 100 feet 20 post No J: thence north n
snsath IA deg and 10 min w go feet to post No 3
thence seath n deg AID 8. y, 1860 feet 70
peat No a. themes north "a deg and 80 min d.
69y fses Ia post 10 aud rlace Of beginning sur
way 81 exterior boundaries, embracing an area
Of %. 51s- 1900 acres: excluding however from
this application and description the nrsa In oon-
fsqt vita tha Albion Lode Loot No ar. T. gaaetDuo
acres, ARIA III conflict With tha Mammoth Lode.
Lot No fl. epBF 1000 acres. and the area In con
fties with the knsis Lode, Lot No 10. ., o4-io0
5s @ ss1 sa and .s s9 ~ r b r.
bears bofth 20 deg ard ~ min W 1873 feet dis
taat.
The fAjd mining claim being 1g record in tits
Offices ~ thu County Recorder OF said Mining
District. nj HALEY, Ia AItnfas county, Idaho
Territory The nearest known locations being
the Hnus, Susie, Frisnd, Hope, Albion and
1 Mammoth.
/ Any ard all persons claiming adversely any
bertssa of tie said "ArHtns" Isodo Mininp
Chains or Nnrfaue ground are required 10 siis
theft adverse eIAtnH thereto wtth tho Register
| 81 ths United States Land Ofiira at Boise CITY
| Idaho Territory, Within the Hixty days pubica.
| tlun thereof, ur they will be barred by Virtue OIL
the provisions OF the Statute ia such casos made
enfi provided.
Kntohum kEfhToxEs the Newspaper published
nasrsrt the said mining claim for the ported o.
! aizsy days d, L. u. PRIDE,
| mo 1877 HeatHts<.
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APPLICATION ron PATENT
Ne,ie., No. Iia.


usrrKp sTArTs LAND OFrcR
BaisH CITY. IDAHO. March 49, 1883
Notice il hereby given that j. b. Hag-
gin, IT the city and county OF San Fran
cisco. state Of California, by his legally
authorized agent w. n. Watt whose
pestofliee address is Haley, Alturas Co.,
Idaho Territory, has ndeapplication for
q United States patent for the
ftALENA
Lode Mining Claim, situate in Vienna
Mining District, Altstraa county, Idaho
Territory, consisting oil fifteen hundred
linear feet OF the lode, and surface
ground six hundred feet wide, being
Lot No Al, and described in the field
notes and plat OF the official survey on
file tn this Office with magnetic variation
at 10 deg east, M follows
Commencing at the discovery point of
this claim md running i Oh deg so min
Il along centre line OF the southeast
eru end Of claim, 500 feet 20 the center
Of the southeastern end line Of claim,
theneeN a deg and l0min u 800 1t to post
No /; thence n BS deg and E0min w 1900 II
To post No q: thence i FL deg. and IL
| ain w, 500 IL to post No 5; thence &c
| deg and 80 min L 1000 Il 10 poat No
/ thence Il Il dog and 10 min Il COO feet Il
! poet Mo / and pitce u beginning aur
vay Of exterior boundaries. Embracing
M afsa II 81, G6-I00 acres applied fof
Nj conflicts. Ftom post No |, Z. s. NJ
4 n M bears north Is degrees cast Q
III. a.io feet distant.
The said mining claim being OF reeor,
j ii the Office Of the County Recorder q
sHid mining district, nj HALEY III AItur
rs County, idaho Territory The near
est known locations being the pitts
burg, sfiekaburgs Holace No 2" m,
Summit.
Any and ali persona claiming adverse
" any portion of the said GALENl
Lode Mining Claim or surface groent
ere required to ile their adverse claim
therafo with The Register Of the unitee
States Land once, al boise City. Idah,
Territory, within the sixty days publ
cation tllereof, or they will be harred b.
virtue Of tho provisions of the atatut,
II such eases mnde and provided.
direct that this notice be published
i'll the Eetehnm KEYSTONE, the news
papar published nearest the said mining
uiaim. for the period OF si2ty.days,
/ no. 49, p. T. Il. Pride.
Register.
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WARMING.

To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The
undersigned, Frank T. Fulford, hereby
cautionsall persons against purchasing
any portion OF the BLUE JACKET mine
situated on Warm Spring Creek about
one and one-half miles from the Phila-
delphia eompany's saw mill, of any per-
son save himself; he, Frank f. Fulford,
being legally the exclusive owner of the
said mine, which he intends to hold en-
tire by law
FRANK F. FULFoRD. s
Ketehum, 4-20 50.
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AsTRAY.

A dun pony, inafe, branded aI* on
right thigh, brand on left shoulder dim.
Dme saddle marks and star en- forehead.
was taken out with my herd 70 winter.
The owner can have same by proving
property and paying charges
" NJ HARRIS
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Notice of Forfeiture.
To j. II. Jagles

To j. II. Jagles
You will please take notice that have
expended the sum of one hundred doll
lars, in money and labor, ON the Greek
mine situated in Sawtooth Min
ing District, Aituras county, Idaho
Territory, for the year 1882, and unless
your share Of the said one hundred
dollars (lt being one-haif thereof
together with interest and costs thereon,
is paid within ninety days from the date
of the service of this notice. your inter
est IN said mining claim viii be forfeited
to nue. by process OF law. under the act
of Congress approved May To- 1872.
a. W. MCDONALD.
Ketchnpa. April 6, 1888.
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All persons having bills against the
Philadelphia Mining i Smelling COM
nany are retnested to present them in
duplicate by tho flsrt OF the month.
Payment viii be made for the same on
the fifteenth.
CHARLES f. MILIlER.
General Superintendent.
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PAY DAY HlIEEE.

Ketchnpa. April 6, 1888.
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The Senior U. $. Senator.
Wash. Cor. n. Y. Tribune.

Wash. Cor. n. Y. Tribune.
An intimate personal friend Of Sen.
ator Anthony visited Washington re.
Gently. He said that the senator was
looking forward with some impotence
to the reassembling Of congress, when
he hopes to be able again to take his
seat in the senate chamber, where for n
quarter Of a century he has been a IA
millar figure. 81 want to 20 to Wash
ington and die in the harness." it is
said, has been a frequent remark Of Nh
Anthony since he rallied fromIhis severe
illness of last summer.
while Senator Anthony is likely to
die suddenly any day. said his friend,
1T IS fairly probable that bis desire TO
come to Washington and C4ter formally
upOn his nth term of service will be
gratitied. His friends all hope and he
seems to expect II. There is no man IN
the mate now who was a member of il
he was sworn, March 4, 1859, and
OF eight senators who began their first
term Ofservice on that day, he and Viii
Salisbury, of Delaware, are the
only survivors. Robert ToOmbs and
James Chestnut, ir., Of South Carolina,
who are both living, were sworn in on
same day, but Toombs had served
one term OF six years and Chestnut had
served n year under an an
pointment from the governor Of South
Carolina. Judah p. Benjamin also IS vet
living, and he began a new term in the
March 4. 1859, but wa not sworn
until the following day. He was first
elected for the term for which he began
March 4, 1858, Simon Cameron, Daniel |
lark, of New Hampshire; Clingman. Of
North Carolina; Jefferson Davis, LYMAN
Irunbull, Hannibal Hamlin, Yulee.
Harlan, DoOlttle, Gwin and Henry Nj
Hice, OF Minnesota, are, l believe, the
MY ether survivors Of that senate.
'Eieh numbered sixty-two members.
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Suspension OF WORK on the Canada
Pacific.

The surprising report Ecomes from Win.
niPeg that the Canada Pacific has suspend.
ed work for two years, and thst the work
men have left. At this late hour. when the
track has been laid far up the Bow river
pass, 10 within t~hirty-fve miles or so of the
summit, 1t has been discovered that after ali
It may be impossible to cross via
hlcking Horse pass Ofthe Rocky Mountains.
The engineers could not come tn snv
agreement, 30 they we're ali called in. and
the matter was laid before the general man
ager and other officials. When il was seen
there was but little prospect of an agree
ment among the engineers on one route.
and serioHs consequences might result bv
further prosecuting work this season. when
was not definitely known tina pass was
feasible 1t was deemed best to stop All work
ior Two years, snd orders were accordingly
sent out to that effect. In the meantime.
he most efficient engineers will be put IN
the best route.
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A COngregationalIst i'm a Uniyer.
salIst's Pulpit.
From the Boston Travler.

A good and true story is going the
rounds Of Boston about the adventure
ora worthy Congregationalist pastor.
who ministers toa suburban church. He
had agreed to supply a Roxbury pulnit
Tor an absent brother. He came into
Boston, and promptly took a Highland
car LOT the scene Of his evenings labor
In due time he deserted a ~steeple. and
reaching the church, got out, walked i'm
ook OH his overcoat in the vestsy. and
Went straightway to the pulpit. He
glanced around on the congregation. and
proceeded, after a minute % two's de-
l9y' TO give out a good old Congregation.
~ hymn, The congregation proceeded
70 hhd The place. the organ gave the
tune n the singing began. While il
was IN progress the sexton walked mn
the pulpit stairs and said 10 our suhur-
ban friend friend:
~M-will be here in a few minufesp
The situation flashed upon him. hut
suphressing his emotion, he asked:
why, isn't this MIS- churcbPD
No, sit" calmly replied the SEXTON. .
this Ia the Universalist Churcb.D
Ihere was an exchange of places a few
minutes later. The friends of the subur-
ban minister are now fond of asking him
now ne come to enter the Universalisf
ministry. lie laughs, end solaces him
self with the re mark; ,
well 1 got them 20 sing a good ortbo-
dox hymn, anyhow"
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No Country Like America.

In letter Of a business and some-
What personal kind, dated London, Sent
%, from fion. +. O. Prince to a GENTLE
man in Boston, the ex-mayor SAYS: I
shall return home with the same expe-
rlence ] brought with me on my last
European trip, to wit: That there il no
country like America. In everything
but art We are fifty years in advance of
the Old world. BY the way-despite an
the %eroakers say about the instability of
the French government and the signs OF
the French people for a monarchy, the
republic, IN my Judgment, will survive.
Tor every election shows that the people
Iavor their present form Of government.
There are very few soldiers in Paris.
put eve saw q pOpulace better be-
haved, better contented. or more law
abiding, h 2 that Of the great city, an
parentiy, Frenchmen have the same
ability 10 govern themselves as the Eng
iish or Americans. The ort-repalte a al
legation that the Gallo race is not fitted
Tor republican Institutions does not hold
good.
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D., nv hSI. enc said she was going
to Mobile, and asked for a pass and a
discharge. He only hesitated a moment
and then wrote one out in silence and
handed it TO her. "Does that contain
your lnnch?' he asked pointing 10 a
small basket W ich she carried in her
hand. Yes" LET me see ito She
oDened the basket. displaying the his
cults. will you try one. General? thew
are pretty hard" The General refused
10 taste the proffered dainty. and or
dered a good dinner TO b. served for
her, and then put her on the cars him
self.
The dispatches were so important
that she received the thanks of the Con-
iedracy for her service, and was lionized
through the south, where she served i'm
southern hospitals for a long time
terward.-Correspondence Chicago In
ter Ocean.
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The Demand for New Postal stamn.

Some complaints have been made at the
postotice department owing to the de-
lay IN furnishing stamped envelopes of he
new denomination. TIE demand has beer
50 enormous that the stamp division has
been worked early and late, and the agency
~ HARTFORD mas been running day and
night since the 18Th OF September. DuriDg
the last torty-ive days reauisitions foT
stamps, envelopes etc, amounting to ia.
UOJ,O0O have been sent 10 the agency, repre-
se1tlng a value of over 100000. About
s",OOO,OOO Of the old stamps and envel-
opss will have TO be redeemed. and he
postottioe department is at a loss 70 know
what to do with them.
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Mexican Slaughter of Apaobes

W. n. Stewart wA has returned to
tombstone, Arizona from Swisshelm, saws
the Apaohes have been routed by Mexican
troops with great slaughter. Troops had
been stationed to prevent the retreat of The
saVages into the Sierra Madres. The Indians
then turned and fled towsrd Arizona, close
" ollo"ed by the Sexicans, who overlook
them AT toe extreme end Of Swiss helm.
where a running tight ensued. The NeTi,,
can commander stated that if his .troops
hadnot been worn out by fighting and
forced marches he would have driven tbe
red devils on the San Carlos reservation
himself. Stewart said a large bodv Of
routed Indians passed his rancho. Tbev
were poorly clad. Fully one-third had
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Bouncing the Pension swiudIers.

Washington, Speculative more pension
agents cases were sent to Secretary Teller
to-day by COMMISSIONS Dudley, reoum-
mending their suspension from practice be-
lore the department. Among others is the
notoriousN W. Fitzgerald, one of the cases
on which his suspension is recommended
is that ola lady at Red Wing, MINI. It
appears that Fitzgerald wrote the LADY that
she couid get a pension by applying for il.
She wrote him that she bad lost 4 son in
me army, but her husband had died in
1873, leaving her in comfortable circuH.
stances and that she had not been denend.
ent upon her son and did not believe She
was entitled to a pension owing to his
death: Fitzgerald replied that She vas
mistaken, and that she should return the
blanks properly filled. with $40,
and he would get the pension for her. By
of a local attorney she wrote 10 The
commissioner OF pensions.
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KuKIux Convicted i'm Georeia.

In the Banks county KIN klux case eight
persons were found guilty in every charge
In the indictment. The conviction created
a sensation. The riaglea Iers are men of
considerable property and members of a
large family, in Banks county, named Var
borough; -Four Of the family. Jasper.
James, Ditmus a2d Neal, wire tiled and ali
convicted. Lovick Sreetman. E. n
Green Bold Emery and Stancy Landermsn
are the others. Jasper Iarbough was the
leader of the gang. The charge AGAINST
them was that they committed outrages
against negroes because negroes voted Tor
non. Emory Spetr for congress. Speer was
defeated and appointed Unitei States dis.
trlct attorney, so ii fell to his lot to prose.
cute the ku klux. The charge of ,Judge
Mccoy was so liberal for the defense
tnst ecquitial was considered certain
When the verdict was rendered convicting
the entire gang, several broke down and
sobbed audibly. The prisoners, handcuffsd
were taken to Jail. Their counsel will use
every effort to secure anew trial. The PEN
atty Is from n to six years. This Is the
hrst conviction of ku klux in Georgia.
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|shlngton monument when
will be $50 feet high, the
picture in the world. The
hich now ranks the highest
I is the tower Of the Cologne
oil feet high. The pyramid
towers $50 feet; Strasburg
4 feet; ST. Peters Sicilian
pne, 45S feet; st. Stephens
Vienna, 445 feet; Salisbury
England, 4OG feet; Antwerp
% feet; st. Pauls cathedral.
~ feet. The Washington
Eill probably be completed
To the observer, on the
pes not look a. high as ii is.
workmen on the top who
large As bumble-be bees and
r with the tallest govern
PCS, one gets n fair idea of
height.
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lew York academy of medicine
ideally killed the code of ethics
|merican Medical association, or
hse which prevents recognition
schools of medicine, The vote
b it stood l2l in favor and 80
|not a two-thirds vote, as re-
put a vote was passed not to re-
" members to subscribe to the
Heh only required a majority.
fer has been a bone of conten-
Fears and probably will be set.
y distant day, by the National
pn, in accordance with the lib
|hment that prevails in New
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pg the month of September there
in the customs districts of Bal
Boston, Detroit, Huron, Mime
ew Orleans, New York, Passama-
/ Philadelphia, and San Francis
pa passengers, of whom As, $40
1883 citizens of the
States returned from abroad.
. aliens not intending to remain
States.
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by has at last passed Great
e financial race. and now
sition Of the richest nation
The value Of our lands
Hnd personal property Of all
lter than that Of great Brit
holland will keep the palm.
OF wealth has undoubtedly
condition of the people in
nforts aud luxurles: but
%nembered that gigantic tor
.een heaped up by the ia
hat an olignrcly u million.
siy rknown in our history
aied Nhen we SEQ their
EpsA oYes our whole sys.
De rcas9nubly questioned
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I regulate and restrict emigra-
Germany is now being pre-
|der the superintendent Of
fmarck, and will be presented
|ehstag at an early day. The
/ to prevent the departure
nen liable to military service
and elsewhere, and is the re-
par on the part of the Prince
|yailable military strength of
E may be too seriously less
Pc present rate Of emigration.
Ference with the liberty of
8 as this bill contemplates is
provoke bitter discussion, and
esire on the part Of young
lape from the tyranny of COM
fyice. Doubts are expressed
per such a bill will pass the
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h%issioner Dudley recommends
! pension list be enlarged so as
ude scouts, which were pretty
! paid, while the most important
was frequently performed by
prs. In cases Of peculiar merit
congress may be trusted
relief. Once open the doors of
surY to scouts as a class, and an
u put in its appearance.
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business of the country seems to
} satisfactory condition-not boom
e a year or two ago-but fairly
srous and remunerative. The
! list of failures bears only a pro-
a, to the business of fifty millions
pie.
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smount Of hard money in the
By Of the United States is $685.
security against a money
Stocks. good, bad and Indifferent
fluctuate from day to day like
hercock, but a panic cannot come
be roarings of the bulls and bears
street.
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whether we might not as we'll nave re-.
NAMED poor. If this country was build
ed up for the welfare of the people and
not for the fortunes Of the favored few.
it is a question whether we have not lost
as much as we have gained in growing
rich