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The Republican journal., 1883-08-09

HOLSTERS and bustles were never so popular
AS now. Lewiston Gazette.
HOLSTERS were never so small as now; as to
the bustles we cannot say.
The Republican journal., 1883-08-09

Much distress and sickness attributed to dyspep-
STA and chronic diarrhna is OccasOned by humOr in
the stomach. Hoods Sarsaparia is the remedy.
The Republican journal., 1883-08-09

The fact that Longfellow's copyrights are in
ventoried at $4,000 may, it is feared encourage
the amateur poets.
The Republican journal., 1883-08-09
Hoadly's s5o.ooo Investment.

In recent interview with Gov. Foster, of
Ohio, the statement was made that Judge
IIOadlv had expended large sum, named as
$4,000, to receive his nomination. There were
but two courses for Judge Hoadly to pursue
He must either remain silent with all that 81
lence would imply, OR deny the statement
The first he could hardly do. under the cir
cumstances, and he chd sc the latter course. He
wrote and telegraphed his denial to Gov. Fos-
ter, and demanded the name of his informant
in order that he might confront him. Gov
Foster did not see fit to comply with this de-
mand and then the Democratic press, accepting
the denial of their candidate as conclusive pour
ed the walls of their wrath upon Fosters head
They charged him wi h having invented the
story, and portrayed him generally in the
blacklist of colors. There was no doubt about
it, Gov Fostor was bbld. bad man. This state
of affairs was not of lbng duration, however.
Strangely enough the man who gave Coy. Fos-
ter the information, j II. Woodward, il we'll
known Democrat, and correspondent of the
Cincinnati Enquirer, wrote the Governor Il
letter in which, after rdproving him for giving
away 'Democratic secret" he proceeded to
relate the circumstance under which Judge
Hoadley complained OF the great cost of the
nomination TO him. Woodward said, among
other things. that Mr.. Hoadly told him:
MY only ground of complaint which ] have
a right to use is that Mel. Lean made my nomna-
ton cost me too much money. but | have the
satisfaction of knowing that he wasted his
own money. | then said, II have heard that
it cost you $4,000" u We'll. that is too much
money for any one to spend for the office. TO
say nothing of the nomination"
The Woodward letter was shown 10 Mr..
Hoady by a New York Herald correspondent.
and he simply remarked:
II have nothing to add to my correspondence
with Governor Foster. My object is sufficiently
accomplished by the disclosure of the name of
| his informant"
| The Herald. editorialIk, expresses the opin-
ion that Mr.. Hoady is too easily satisfied"
and it says further:
| In our opinion, unlekS Mr.. IIoadiy takes
some further notice of this than he seems dis
posed to do. it would be well for him to let
General Durbin Ward or some other man take
his place at the head of the Democratic ticket.
Unless, that is 10 say. his intention is to defeat
| his party in Ohio.
| The Democratic press " ill have 40 time now
TO abuse GOV. Foster. They will have to put
| forth their best efforts to get their candidate
out of the hole. If the domination only cost
Mr. Ioadly $40 800 80 he Should publish a card
to that effect.
The Republican journal., 1883-08-09

An exchange prints An article with the cap
ton, "Wll Animals Ever Talk The idea Of
it! Why, animals do talk, and their meaning
is often more intelligable than that of many b..
peds, particularly those who tarry long at the
bar. For further information apply to any one
who has a pet horse, cat or dog.
The Republican journal., 1883-08-09

DR.. De b. Randolph klein, whose nomination
as chief civil service examiner was lately with
drawn by the President, has Just arrived at the
Highlands. cottage City Correspondence.
Such is fame But then the watering place
correspondent is no doubt often perpleXed how
to give variety to his items, and here he seems
to have struck rich lead. 1t will no doubt be
followed up thusly: "Judge Sample, who ran
for Congress last year and got left is at the
Bangup House" ''P. Green Smythe, Il disap-
pointed applicant for consulship, has apart
ments at Grove Hotel" "Tom Tompkins. who
failed to pass the civil service examination, has
come to the sea shore for BRAIN food, and will
try it again" Etc, etc.
The Republican journal., 1883-08-09

The Register says that Bpothbay boy has
recently come i'll possession of a sprightly kit
ten of which he is very fond One evening he
said to his elder brother: "Dods the Lord make
the cats" "les." docs he make the dogs
"ies." "Well. when the Lord comes down I'm
going to tell him he ought not to make the dogs
because they bite the cats
The Republican journal., 1883-08-09

The Bridgton News says that "Maine news
paper men, as a rule, are wcll-fed, well dressed
and toerably good-looking." 1t wisely stops
there. 1t would not be advisable to say any
thing of their bank accounts-or lack of Them
The Republican journal., 1883-08-09

Blind Tom is still as enthusiastic oyer music
as ever. 1t is now said that it has become such
Il mania with him as to have quite unsettled his
mind.
The fact is, his mind has always been unset
tied. His only talent has been musical one.
The Republican journal., 1883-08-09

The Pennsylvania Democratic State conyen-
internal revenue taxes on whiskey malt liquors
and tobacco. 1t also expressed the Democratic
idea of what constitutes civil service reform
when it resolved that the Pennsylvania Dem
ocracy favor such reform as will sweep out
the Republican, incumbents, and put in the
fDemocraticI eXpectants, the former being
styled rascals, and the latter pinks of virtue.
Those who wish to contribute to, or aid in any
way, the exhibition of the industries of the wO-
men of New England at the coming fair to be
held in Boston in September, are informed that
circulars, blanks, &c, may be had of Mrs. Chas.
c. Wells, Secretary for Maine, at "a Park street,
Portland.
The Republican journal., 1883-08-09

Since July, 1865, the principal of the public
debt has been reduced one thousand millions
of dollars
The Republican journal., 1883-08-09
HE CHIEF JUsTICEsHIr.

IN GENERAL.
COY. Robbie harvested 100 tons Of hay on his
Gorham farm this season.
The First Maine Heavy Artillery will hold Il
reunion in Bangor, August DIST.
Mr. Jay Gould and his new yacht Ataanta
are expected along the Maine coast soon.
The workmcn are laying the foundation of
''BIelhen IialP at kent's Hill. The building
will cost probably $4,000.
The new Bridgton Il Saco River narrow gllage
railroad is reported to be doing excellent
business during the present season.
The Grand Army in Maine has increased in
membership the past year 4Gs per cent. II posts
and ,43I members.
The Somerset Reporter SAYS Mr.. lothian
Weston has cut more than fifty tons of hay on
twenty acres of ground this season.
Df. VIM. Il. Lapham, of the Maine Farmer
has been appointed commissioner to attend the
Industrial Exposition in Louisville Ky
SpOrtsmen report that the outlook for fall
shooting was never better at this season than
now. The birds are flying well and strong even
now and in great plenty.
Chambers and Gover's bands give band con-
certs at Lake Maranocook, August 10TH, the
only occasion of the season. probably, on which
the bands will meet
The Governor has nominated ID. orc.
O'Donoghue Of Portland, trustee of the Re
form school, and appointed William +. Haynes
of Watervlle, trustee of the State college.
Governor Robe will refuse to accept the re-
signatiOn of Major General Chamberlain as COM
mander of the Maine militia but WIFI grant him
furough and insist upon his retaining his
commission on account of his eminent services
to the State.
The Republican journal., 1883-08-09

Personal. Mr. and Mrs Fulton, OF Newton.
Mass ME in Belfast, the guest, of Mir Fred Fran
ce-... MIR W. 4. Fauucc, of Toledo, Ohio. SON of
Asa Faunc is a his fathers in This city-...Juius
Andrews and family were visiting ia Belfast last
week Wan Aver, of Emira, y \ e., formerly of
liberty is visiting friends in this city. Mrs. :.
C.. EessenCcn, with her Samuel and daughter
Susie, all of Stamford, Connecticut, also her
Joshua A., who is captain OF the 5th I. $ Artillery
now stationed ut Governors island, New York.
were in ltoCkland recently for few days., pHn'l
Lane and son, o: Boston, are brief visit to his
father, John Lanc..... MIR. and Mrs. Norris have
been spending few days at the house of VIM. Coz.
Mrs. Norris is Lillian Eown, the Electrical Dulr'
of the Jpllitics. Il. T. IIaHeinr, Of Jack
sonVillr, is in Bclfast.....Mrs. Carrie NJ. Matthews
has been engaged As teacher in the South Primary
school IN place of Miss Lois Lothrop. rcsGnrd....
VIM. NJ. Brown, of Srarsmont of the firm of Brown
4 pickey, who recently left for Canada has re
turned and was in Belfast on saturday. Mr.. 7.
J. Fccncy, formerly telegraph operator in Belfast,
has been in town for Il few days. 1t is said he is
one of the striking telcgrdphcrs at Poruand......S,
f. Jones Esq, leading member of the Connect
cut bar and one of the counsel in the Mnlcy case,
was in Belfast recently for u few days, accompa-
MED by his son. ). F. Jones, ,Ir The latter mar
ried Mis- llHyter formerly of this city,. nr.
Swazcy and wife of Canton, are visiting friends in
Belfast. =. Mir. Cornelius sullivan, of Boston, Is
visiting his brother Jerry in this city. MIR. Gus
tave Muller, wife and family, of jacksonville. are
at Belfast for a season.. Mr.. Adams, chief of Bos
ton police, and wife, are visiting Belfast, the home
Of Mrs. Adams. Capt. \. Pratt and Wife, of
Shanghai China arrived in Belfast on Tuesday ON
a visit. Mrs. Pratt is a daughter of Mrs. Neaze.
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ri6teiben 8ei6ulbisunget geI9leubert
uuroen, ifanO finiter f6weigen6 ba,
ben Bid auf ben 8aben eebeftet; mod
arbeitete es gepaltIam in feinen 3iigen,
aber es lieB li6 ni6t entrdtbfeln oh es
S6am, Corn ober S6mer5 mar, tpas
bort sudte. @ei ben lebteu @orten
aber rt6tete er ii6 pl0bli9 gu ieiner
bollen 6Obe auf uno aus leinen Mugen
flanlmte pieber Der itolse unbeuglame
Srob, als er raub entgegnete:
90 ifes unnDtbig, nod ferner elm
8ort bariiber gu berlieren. Meine gr=
fldrnng galt rur iener &ataifropbe.
9u tpiait fe ni6t bDren-gut, mir
linb fertig oarnit. Was na6ber seidez
ben 1T, bas NOR meine @abl un6 mein
eigener @nti6luB. gBie i6 ba3u gez
tieben tporben bin, oas fomnlt bier ni6t
in 8etra9t. Sd femme feline Wliloerz
ungsgriinbe; geitug, es mar mein Wille,
uno i6 nebme bic Shat unb al ibre
6olgetl auf mein Saupt alleitt.
(Gprtiebuns folet.)
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9ie iekt erDffnete un6 befnhret

= 9ie iebt erDfnete unb befabrene
neue 8riide iiber BEN fiagara, tpelde
bic Stem Sort Central unb bic Md6i=
gan Central Gifenbabn berbinbet, lit
bas Werf bes beuti6en Sngetieurs g..
6. S6neiber unb nirb BON einem Sa6s
blatte 10 bef6rieben: 9ie 8riide Be-
finbet ii6 800 SUB ftrpmaufpdrts bon
bet 9dngebriide unb fiibrt, nit 5pei
@ifenbabngleifen Derieben, in elmer
9Dbe BON ettpa 220 SUB iiber cine $40
ETuB breite &luft atpif6en ben, Die GluBz
|ufer bilbenben Gelien. 9a bic Stronlz
| If6nellen es ltnmogli6 MAIDEN, i'm 6luNe
pfeiler 5ll bauen, Dber Die 3u ber Gons
| ftruftiDn erfDrberli9en @eriiite ansuz
bringei, 10 muBte man ein 8riidenz
SDitem ipdbleu, bel tpel6em bic @eriiite
entbebrli9 tperDen unb Die Pfeiler in
GROCER @ntfernllng BON einanber auf
ben beiben ufern erridtet iperben f0n=
uen. 9ieie 8prtbeile bietet Die iDgez
l1annte @antileberbriide, ipeld)e auf benz
prinaip eines in ber Mtitte ober untpeit
Der Mtitte anter1tiibten Stabes berubt,
bei5en eimer 9lrm burf 8eranferung
ober @egengemi6te ben anberen Nrm
nebf1 bei5en 8elaitung i'm Glei6gepi6t
erbdlt. gls llnteritiibungspfeiler
bienen atpei 1928 SUP bobe Geriifttbiirz
me, tpel9e auf SO SUP bobem Steinz
fun6ame11ten ruben unb bon benen
ieber etnett gantileper (bem runter=
ftiibten Stabe" enipre6enb) BON 1876
SUP 2dnge trdgt. Ser cine Nrm Ell
mes jeben Gantilebers iit am 1lfer in
lf9merem Mauernerf peranfert, ipdbrenb
bic beiben anberen Nrme iiber ben SluB
ragen unb bur9 ein 120 SUB langes
Mttelitid nit chamber perbunben 1inb,
bas an BEN @nben Der Gantileperarme
aufgebdngt 1T. Sic @eiammtldngt
Der Bride bonn Mittelpunfte Der Mnfers
piers aus gemeIen, betrdgt 910 Sub
bic Gntfernung Der beiben Sbiirme BON
einanber betrdgt 470 SUB un6 Die
S9ienen Der beiben @eleife liegen 239
SUB iiber Dem SluKe. 9as beim Sbers
bau Der Bride angepanbte Mtaterial
| 1T Stabl unb S6miebeeifen bas Mauer.
tperf lit aus Queenstotpner 8aditeir
| aufgefiibrt. Cine Der itltereHanteten
| 2eiitungen beim 8au Der 8riide tpar
| bic Qrbeit an ben iiber ben SluB ragen:
! ben Gantileperarmen. gea1ben BIZ
| Sbiirme erri1tet unb bic na1 benz l1fel
| f9 binaus erfredenben Mrme peranfer1
| paren, tpurben mittelf eigens au bieiem
/ 3mede eonitruftirter, bonSanpf ge.
triebener 6abrfrabnen Die eiiiselnen Sbei
lean Ort unb Stele gebra6t unb bort
| in f6tpinbelnber 90be, aneinanberge
i fiigt. 9luber ibrem eigenen 8etDi9
Dermag Die Bride auf iebent @eleif
einen f9wer belabenen @iitersug nebi
ben beiben, 76 SDnnen tpiegenbel
2ofomotiben gu tragen, nobel fir Del
laufenben SUB cine Belaitung BON cine
Sonne @etui6t unb fiinffa9e Si6erbei
angenommen lit.
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| Goetbe uns f6iloert, bon Dem tpirfli6en
febr berl6ieben III, raubt swar Sen Miez
oerldnbern aus ibrenr RubmesfranSe
ebenlotDenia Elm 8latt, tpie BEN G9inei=
Sern Die Sagenbaftiefeit Sel's ben
tubnl i6mdlert, ben iie Bel Moorgar=
ten, @raubion, Weurten uno 9ianeD ge=
gen bic Sei itrei6er un6 bie gurgunOer
erfo6ten. 9lber biefe Qtrt, 6ie Si9terz
freibeit auf eei6i6tli6e Perionen anz
5upenben, bat bod audi i6r 8eoentliz
DIES. @ir ieben gang BON 6em Gra6 ab,
NIT tpel6en bic gefiibloolle Suugfralt
aus allen ibren 9immeln itiir5t, tpenn
iie erfdbrt, baB Der berrli6e ggmont Elm
feiiter Serr bon 46 Sabrett unb elffa6er
gefebmdBiger 8ater mar. 9ur6 bie vbi=
iforii9en Oramen" unb our6 Die rbiifoz
ril9eH &omane" baben iib sabloie
i6iefe, gum Sbeil gang berriidte Mnli6=
ten iiber perionen unb 9inge, iotpie
gef6i6tli9e 8orfommnilie 1T Sen So
pfen oes golfes feitgeiebt, ipel6e bic
bereinten Nnitrengungen fammtli9er
2ebrer unb aller setpihenbaften gii6er=
i6reiber ni6t berausbringen f6nnen:
6enn bas auf Der 8iibne Geiebene baf=
tetet meilt beiier als Die S6ulmeisbeit,
unb ubiltoril6e 9tomane" unb dbnli6es
3eug uer6en bdufiger geleien als ernfe
@ef6i6tstperfe.
@s fommt uns ni9t in Sen Sinn, Sic
Si6terfreibeit perfiimmern Sl tppuen,
aber bic 6erren Si6ter follten, tpent1
fie gef6i6tli6e 8orfommniiie beban=
oeln, bod gefaQigit nit perionen unb
greigniiien einigermaBen riidli6tsbDler
umgeber. Sen Si6tern ftebt ia bas
gan5e Weltal offen, INN 10 ebrr iollten
tie aber, tDenn iie Der Sin ius 6anbtperf
pfuf6eu, bic Sragpeite ubtifprii9er"
S9auipiele unb @radblungen in 8ez
tra6t sieben unb ni9t ins glaue bin=
eitt tpinobeuteln.
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Niersiejdbriee Grfahrnng elmer
alien 9N6rteriu.

Wlrs. @inslows Soothing Sprup wirb
bon elmer Ger belten DOftcrinneu unb ben
Wlrterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten per<
idrieten. gr wurbe felt 40 Sahren bon
Wii0ionen, bon Miittern unb Sinbern nit
ME feblenbem grfOlse sebraudt, icwObl
BON benz Tuse alten Sinbe, tpie bon er=
tpadlenen Sinbern. @r beieitigt Sddrfe
I'M Wsusen, befreit bon Winbfolic unb re-
sulirt bic @ebdrme; er reridufft fir Sin=
Der unb Dlatter 0iube uno @OblbeBasen.
Wir stauben, bab ber Sprup baS Bette
unb iiderffe Mittel 1T Sesen Dhienterie
unb Diarrbce bel ainbern, sleidpiel Of
burd 3abnen peruriadt ober burd anbes
re uriaden. Cine @ebraudsanmeiIuns
wirb leber Slaide beiseseben. Sc 1T
teinS adt, penn nidt baS 6acfimile BON
Curtis II. Yerfins uuf Der MuBenieite Der
Ginpaduns entbalten ift. Sn alien 9lpos
tbsten gu baben, bic Slaide 25 Gents.
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Mu Sas ssublifu,,,..

9ie SerbflaiIon itebt Dor Der SbGr unb elm
Sober beiniibt ii1 feline gSaare in einem id0n
erri6teten @eid)afte ansupreiien. I'm aber
init einem uuierer eriten aaufteute AT rcbcn:
sd bin gefommen I'M gu bleiben uno bieie
Stabt meine Seirnotb gu maden.~ @or einem
Sabre tpurbc Der Cinderella Sd)ub, ,%alaf croft,
net unb tpie Seoer iueb, bat iid baS llnterneb-
men iiber allies @rparten als erober @rfolg Ell
nieien. Sic @riinoe bafiir iinb: 9as &c,
fddft liest an elmer fbouen 1leuen Straben
oann, Der @unId Der aunoen, Die &eellitdt nnb
Sadfenntnib bcs Gisentbiimers gu erproben.
Sollten ii6 in meiner Gei6aftSfiibruns bic uno
ba Srrtbiimer einseidliden baben, 10 piro es
mein 8eitreben iein, iolde in 3utunft gu ber-
ineiben, bab Seber befriebigt bon bannen gebt.
Meine 8erbinOung nit philadelphia Sanern.
gebea @arantie, bab zines Seben 9ei6mad
befrieoist mirO. Ser geinOerella" beqniiqt li9
init fleiaen Yrofitcn uniere &ente lit niebrig
uno mir faufen nniere @aaren 10 billig iuie
iroenf ciner. stuS bieien @riinOen nerben mir
bic bcitcu @aaren su ben allerniebrigften Yrei,
len bcrfaufen. grgebenlt
yGinbereIla,"
2o,9- ede Souiton-Strabe uab slbenuc 6.
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@ Snlia un6 Sattie, spei
ber am foftbarifen gefleioeten unb grDB=
ten Puppen, tueld)e ie in ber Stabi
ausgeifellt tpurben, iotpie Elm 5 ef D.
rirtes Dinner set tperben b e r.
f6enft bon Gregory II. s o., 400,
ALL, 413 uno Ais, 9ouifonitraBe, am
nd6iten SDlbeiteraben6.
Se6er &dufer, Der fiir So fauft, er=
bdlt ein 2oos.
SpieIia6en un6 Weibna6tstpaaren
in groBer auspabl gu BEN billig # e II
Breifem.
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Scr Ypitpi5icc Grd)amac, +,

Som mers & lleblinger, Gigenz
tbhmer, filbri bic beiten Weine, Chant
pagner, g9bisfies, 2iqu6re, feines Ster,
ein6elmil9e ainb importirte Gigarren.
9as Gofal 1T luftig unb gerdumig unb
8illaroipieler finoen me6rere Slide Der
beften 5abrideu Ses 2aubes. [1,2,t1S
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Der Binter init ieinem nabfalten
Wetter 1T ieet ba unb fam 1ltan lei bies
ier Sahres5eit nidt poritdtis senus nit
ietner @efunbbeit umseben.
Errdene TiiBe fdiieen eesen grfdts
tnns nnb bic bat ntan nur. menn man
autes Sdubrerf trdst. Matarlid finb
$. Scsfeu. SSbne aud ~ alien 6aa=
fern poraus, nnb, ipie s1allenr, baben
fie aud bartn bic srSB Bite Iusmabl, ), ,ioz
mobl iar Damen als aud fir Serren
unb Sinber.
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Marum 6anep. Yreiie far Gaibmere
be5ablen? SOsfe'S pertaufen fir SO gs.
importirten fran5Sfiden Gaibntere, refine
QScqe, in Sdwar5 pber Tarbig. l1nlere
ea1bmeres far Is Gents, 81 90, 81 ,25
unb bSher iinb unabertrefflid in Site
unb 6arbe. Wir baben itets cine srpBe
NuSwa9l bappn an Sanb,. ionpbl bas
brtaante Slaui dwar5, als aud bas tiefe
&cblenidpor3, SIT glad. Sic BADEN
einen feiten greis fir jeoen aunben.
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5abreane 10
Nnl bobell preis
9iu,aa,, pDm 6. sserner.
t8prtffsuns.)

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t8urtfebuns.)
Nn BIT aber bing id nit blinber Ser.
g0tterung; Dir folgte id), tppbin bu mid
fthrtef, oenn ou fonnteit ia nur gun
96@fen, 8elten fiibren-bis mir eittes
Cages 1iein angebetetes S6eal tn 9taut
unb Sriimmer fanf. 8eriu9e es fidt,
bic alte Mta6t tpieber gelteno gu MAIDEN
Sd belgte mid Dir nur, 10 lange i6 an
bid glaubte. 9as 1T ldngit borbei,
aber ou, Bel Dem fets ber gbrgei5 bic
StelIe bes 0er5ens bertrat, 6u abni1
ui6t, mas i9 nit ienem @lauben bers
lor.
gs folgte cine lange briidenbe Bauie.
&apen bate iid abgetpenbet; en6lid
fagte er: Menn 6u mid einf liebteit,
10 baiieit bu mid bafiir iebt I'M 10 gill
hen0er.
Sa! ipar Die fur3e, energii6e @nt=
mort.
Sd babe 8eipeiie babpn. gis Dor
Suraerrt fragte i'd mid nod, ipober Ell
tler il.eifter iiingffen unb Undergraduate
fen 8eamtett ben Wutb genpmmen bas
be, mir bor ailer Welt bic unerb0rteiten
9eeIeihiounoen in ma @efif1t al ff1Ieuz
SsrmWi9, nseraoS 6ak er in 6eirergd1ltz tn
r. osn,esen III yDinferfeIb mar ia in
he;,,em No,,ie. er In her Sreur6 bein es
epbnes unb ber Deinise, uno er bot
fib als gelebriger S9iiler geaeigt. Sn
nerrSih ~ ,neId,er shelter i'm 1tt,fers
.sa'S .n;ss - 'D
a. qsr ;rrH @pnro geinterseIb .eiof n,Ir
ss;,s s;osrs .,s 9rosf oIIerhinos ei1,e be-
,,n,,mnerst,ertf,s n Groff bic alId, mid in
grifon,,sn iekt I'd, ob1tte l1id1fs noft
sei,sn, 's Mnrhshen M er hof nud, mir elm
Gsfte; % Sora,,s oemndhf iln6 feline
g%r4 Sis - ~ mir ,n,orosfiern au5ntt6fe
,rsy ',r;, NJ, & e;re iisherroSd,unn OIher III
is,,ans isua ,'', n;St ms iehes Wnrt borin mir IF
ons ssSs Ssr 'es esseie "a oepsd,rieben III mir unb
ta,,fa,,s InJ ~ [ MrSere,, S,g; gs; onf her Aut
Mr,a s1siD . Gas IA nsv Er5,s vi Ser % mat nat
saaa., .v .,, cn ci1,,s%t;osm t % s,e;herrn mn
%e,,a,, SsSe@ 0ss o,,s,,.rslsy, ~ Ssr srfie gturn,
Sar .rgsi ss;,s ~ b!shsr 2as ,,,,rohhors nShe he.
brobt. gs tperbet1 Inn glnoere folgen,
,tn6 iie tperben 10 lange ben Boben erz
5dhiitferu. auf benz bu lfeblf, Bis er
ipanft unb bridt unb bu 10 tief nieber=
finfff. tpie bu bod, etnporae5tiegen biff.
M2einff bu? froate Ser iSreiberr pe1z
ddtlida. Ou iollfelt mid bod bei1er
fennerl. Sd fam ftiirsen nub i'm
Gfurae mid ino Nnbere eserfdmettern-
bos Ginfer ift naeine GQd,e tlid1t. Sd
femme Sic feinbfelioen Genalteu, tpell1e
ismer gInnriff entfeiIeIn tpfrb: iie hQben
iSnn5t n,,} einen ioIfhen Nfulok oetportet.
S oheS Go - safIs,, I mint hen Sr;,,mfh oeuiez
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-01

"WHERE are you going, my little
man?' "To school" You learn to
road ?" "No." ITO count ?" "No." !"
What do you do?" II wait 70,
school to let out"
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-01
sUMMoN9,

r. the District Cour, ot the Fir>. judicial District
q, 'hr icrrit.ry III Montana, in and tor the cnun
t. ot llyavcrhc;,d.
Catherine n. Schultz, Plaintiff, VS.. Frank \.
Schultz Defendant.
= he people nt the Territory of Montl,, send
greeting to Frank \. Schultz defendant You are
hereby required 10 appear in IN action brought
against hv the above nincl plaintiff, in the
District c'",r, "t the First Ju,ia! District OF hr Ter
rorv Ot Montana. and for .l,c county ut Beaver
head, and tn answer the complaint flied thcrr-
in, within ten DAYS exclusive at the day n,
service, after Me service YOU of this summons.
it served within this county: or il served out of
this; county, but in this district within twenty days;
will hc taken against YOU, according To tbs PRAYER
Ot said complaint
The said action is brought to obtain decree %, the
court for the dissolution ri the bonds Of lronv,
heretofore and now cxiStin. between YOU ami plain
,i.t. the grounds OF dcs,r,,nn and absence ro,n
the Territory oi Mnn, and tor t.c custody ri the
three children Of s; marriage. In wit: Geo.
II. aged wears, Sophia +. aged wears and .\llr,
II. aged wear: and tor an tinitah" dvslnn of
iii. property h2lungia. tn said defendant.
And hereby notified that il vou fail iu an
pear and answer said c"npiaint rs ::h"Nc required
III, SAID aif will apply the cnur Lar tn, r, l,ci
turhr rcct rs II the court ..1rrt and proper
ana inr tpsts :" Scl.
civ,, n',..cr my hand and the SEA, %; he District
Court ni the First luli, ii. b:stri.: oi
SEAl- The Territory -: .'mnt:,na II ar,: t,'r IL
\I court, oi i,av,rh'ad. this ist day ct
Au-,.st the o oar Lord one thousand eight
hin,.re,i t,.,: eighty three.
TliEO. Ml'EFi.N, Clerk.
iN,i by RnlIr. 1. MING, Deputy C,ork.