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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-27
.ObitaGN7'U.

Joseph Merkel, another cid citizen of
German birth, died at his home in the
First ward last Wednesday might, Aug.
20, aged 6S years, of Inflammation of the
bowels, after an illness of only few
days. Deceased was born in Baden and
came to Watertown about the year 1919.
He was quiet and retiring and his habits
of life and bore the respect and esteem Of
all who knew him. Mr.. Merkel leaves a
wife and one son, Louis, who is now a
resident ..of Hoboken, New Jersey.
VIM. Waterhouse, one of the early set
tiers of Dodge county, died at his home
in Clyman, Sunday, August "a, 1884,
aged "a years. Deceased was native of
England and settled in Clymsu about
forty years ago making that town his
home ever since. Mr.. Warehouse was a
kind friend and neighbor and his mem
orv will be long cherished by large
circle of friends Some years ago he
embraced the Catholic faith and in the
fellowship of that church he died. His
funeral was held yesterday from the
Clyman Catholic church.
Tuesday of last week Frank Parkhurst,
son of Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Parkhurst,
died suddenly on the cars between Des
Moines and New Virginia, Iowa, the
latter place being his home. The in
telligence of his demise reached his
afflicted parents here early Wednesday
morning. DR.. Fred J. Parkhurst, of
Danvers, Illinois, brother of the
deceased, writes as follows regarding
Franks death:
I think Fraak died of heart disease.
He had been to Des Moines and was on
his way home. He seemed all right a
short time before he was discovered to be
dead. A gentleman sitting behind him
said he got up, went to the water-tank,
got drink of water and came back to
his seat. Shortly after he asked the
conductor how soon they would get to
New Virginia. Soon after asking the
conductor this question he took off his
coat, folded it up, laid it ON the car
window and bowed his head down or it.
Iu less than ten minutes he was found
dead.
Deceased was born 10 this city il 1866
and some years ago was employed as
clerk in the Watertown post Office. at
that time being g bright, active young
man. He leaves q wife and two young
sons.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-27
independent Candidate for
Sheriff.

Our old townsman, Charles Lynch, is
in the field as an independent candidate
for sheriff of Jefferson county, as
will be seen from his card published
in another column. No one acquainted
with Mr.. Lynch will question his qualifi-
cation for the Office he seeks. Possessed
of an irrproachable character, courteous
and affable in manner, and an active and
enterprising business man, he seems at
once to fill the idea of what sheriff
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-27

should be. If suck men were oftener
placed in position the people generally
would have less cause to find fault.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-27

-Malarial poison can be entirely re-
moved from the system by the use of
Ayers Ague Cure, which contains q
specific, in the form of a vegetable prod
net, used in no other remedy. War.
ranted.
DO you wish beautiful complexions
Then use Ayers Sarsaparilla. It cleanses
and purifes the blood, and thereby "a
mo yes bIotches and pimples from the
skin, making it smooth and clear,
and giving it bright and healthy
appearance.
The home is the seat of human civ.
ilization and human love. Give to the
ladies who reign there every thing that is
possible to add to their happiness. We
think most of them would be profoundly
grateful if they were always supplied
with DeLand's Saleratus and Soda, as
they are guaranteed to be equal to or SUI
perior toianything on the market.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-27
Chicago and Northwestern.

On and after April 81, 1854, trains will leave
Watertown as follows:
GOING SOUTH.
No Chicago xpress..................... 1885 NJ
'1S = Passenger. S:40A NJ
= Is Freight Accommodation. 400 P. NJ
: so Freight ....... $50 P. NJ
Freight Accommodation. ............. 7:45 P.
= : .................. 12:45 P. NJ
Sunday only.
GOING NORTH
NO. lGreen Bay Xpress..............,.. 2:4S P. M
II Lake Superior passenger. 80 P NJ
: 81 Freight Accommodation. NJ.
: ''29 Freight :" ........ 6:S4 A. NJ,
Frelgnt.....",....s. I:40 I'M.
No. connects insane depot at Chicago with
fast Denver, Iowa & Nebraska Express.
Daily except Monday,
Trains leave Jefferson junction east and west
as follows:
GOING EAST
waukesha & Milwaukee Ex.,........ ...9:t1 A. M
= !" . ............... 2:27 P. NJ
/. : Pass............ 70S P. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Madison & Galena Express-............ lis P. NJ.
g &St Paul g ...... ........... 40I P M.
Madison Pass. ............... 1853 P. M.
Direct connections by No. from Watertown
with Madison & Galena Express for Baraboo
Sparta, Winona and all points west in Minneso-
ia and Dakota, also or Waukesha, Milwaukee
and all points east
CHAs. II. WILDER
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MARRIED..

At the residence OF Mr.. Jas. Peter, Of this
city, by Rev. C. L. Fulforth, of Beatrice. Mr..
Richard Whitton, formerly OF Clyman, Dodge
county. Wisconsin. to Miss Lucinda Mathers.
Both of Blue Valley precinct Wymore (Nco.)
Reporter, August IL.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-27
Found.

On the 25th. day of August, 1884, in the LIST
ward of the city of Watertown, mans vest and
a watch. HIRAM PARKHURST.
Watertown, Wis, August Goth. 1884.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-27

woman, age 20 to "a, medi-
um size, no capital required. Cause-matri-
mony. Please address, HENRY J. KENNETH.
43w13 Salem, I. IT.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-27
HOME MATTERS.
Send Money by American Express Go. None
Orders.

Receipt given. Money refunded if Orders are
lost. Sold at all offices of the Co. Payable at
$500 places. RATES: To S5-5c; S10-Sc; S20-10c;
$50 12c; s40.15c; S50-20c. CHAS. A. JUDD.
1926 Agent
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-27
For Safe at o. Bargain.

I offer my residence on Clyman street for sale.
For terms inquire at office of DR.. M. N. Barber
or T. B. futile. DR.. F. A. BARBER,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-27

st. Paups Parish guild will meet
srsday evening with Mrs. E. Rack.
Those teachers who desire to obtain
ificates before October l, 1884, should
Id the examination at Jefferson
ust 90 and 80.
Euper & Mayer sre in receipt daily
esh Lake Superior whitefsh and
Orders left at their store on the
side will receive prompt attention.
James Morgan, Milwaukee, dealer in
Goods, Millinery and Shoes, has just
d on sale bankrupt.manufacture-'s
of colored Satins at so cents, worth
!. 45w2
The gGolden Eagle Clothing Store,
aukee, offers great bargains in medi-
nd light weight pants in order to
room for the fall and winter stock.
dvertisment on fourth page.
orders given to VIM. Weber & Co.
al from Hamlin & Ford's coal yard
aceive prompt attention. Hsmlin
I'd have also the exclusive sale Of
3 extension ladders.
Ell. J. Strauss has rented the Julius
dner store building on Main street.,
eel. Third and Fourth streets, for his
raj stock of goods. Mr.. Goeldner
IS uplhis bakery and confectionery
ness in the Sixth ward.
butcher Brothers & Co. retired from
publication of the Waterloo Journal
week, having disposed of the paper
I. M. Knowlton, of Blooming Prairie,
IN. The REPUBLICAN wishes the new
prietor every success with his under
ing.
The fall and winter term of the Cole
of our Lady of the Sacred Heart be-
IS next Monday, September |. The
ssident and faculty have been selected
tn the view OF carrying on successful
rk in the cause of education and the
.titution has every prospect before it
a fourishing year.
1t is reported at the East that syn.
,ate of Democratic capitalists has sub
ibed $3.50, 900 to establish large Dem.
attic daily in Chicago. 1t will be is
d within a few weeks. ID. Gilbert
Ster, an Independent Republican, now
he Cambridge MAS Tribune, will be
editor.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-27

The Watertown Roller Skating Rink
at upper Turner Hall, will have grand
opening Thursday, September 4, for the
season of "a and 'S5.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-27
BLAINE & LOGAN CLUB.

All Republicans and others who are in
favor of the election of Blaine and Logan
are requested 20 meet at Republican Head
quarters Tin the old Democrat block on
Thursday evening, Aug. 2Sth, at s
o'clock, for the formation OF Blaine and
logan club. At this meeting there will
elected ten delegates to represent the
it. End. 3d. 4th. and 7th. wards to the
epublican Senatorial Convention at
efferson on Saturday, August Both. and
20 ten delegates to represent said wards
the First Assembly District Conven
n in this city Saturday, September 6.
By Order of City Committee.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-27

Independent Candidate for Sheriff.
By request of many friends announce
myself as an independent candidate for
sheriff of Jefferson county.
CHARLES LYNCH.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-27

home happy and delighted to have
another pleasant memory to dwell upon.
Fl. L. S.
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chicago, Milwaukee g. st. Paul.


Trains leave for Madison 900 A. NJ. and zoe
P. M.
Trains arrive from Madison 9.C0 A. NJ. and 5.
45P.M
Trains Nos. !, 3 S and run daily between
Chicago and Minneapolis.
All trainsrun daily except Madison line trains.
and run daily except Sunday between
Chicago and La Crosse.
J.H. SLEEPER, Agent.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-12-21

I9ls J, { BI1 1fier,
80 @suntasssaft sss stnsipaaH 8elzstlatts ~ -
ilntt5aihsre sttss ssssbret uns jsI6nsn ~ taapb
isat4 surA Se xrtfsi@ftit hsr barn ssraIieutiIdsp
cr;atLunesn als.
@saEs*s uIatsz auA naaabIast ~ III xsxsIIs "
tu Satzs
prsss s.aolvs sass psrtsIsd. gas sussa ss.ss
ssr SaEr, peytetre.
eussau shinlasrn: sirai Gents, psfAs sas piaatssn
aahl8<h abonnussen hare lie xxder t's 2dass ssss<
isrk ipszb.
@espisnbnnseH iBisHsu ssr .ssnss prsu4 ssss rsoas
rsirten Brtsf cut unfsr ytists semaat ipsrssn.
uIE CINCINNATI TutEssLAg7 guNrAGllS
1kDx IAIA,
3inriuuafi. Cbip.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-12-21
2detn 2dr6eu.
Bon Cara SusIsr.

Sm SrlbIinS oes Sabres 1882 Iernts
i'd eS tenneL uno Sipar unter amiiIahten
llmItGnoen. SD reiits - Der prinssnoen
Ginlaouns gutter Srsunbe snOli9 na1.
fopmeno, uao AUDI irobl um Der GintDs
nJsfeit beS alltdglideu SbIenorians auf
turse 3sit ~ sntflieben - nad Baris.
SD benubte ben S6Iafpaeeu 8erlins
EDIu uno itano nit Observation-Disclosures
belt am friben Wiorsen aui Dsm 8olasr
8errcn Dor pem bic ,3lse nab .garis auf.
raneiert paren.
SD trat na6 einisen biIiloIsn 8erlus
den, bsutldbe ano iranSoiii6e Massn ~
mteribeioen an einsn iebr bsIuIiiet Dor
lid binlhausnosn ;iemIih torpnlenteu
Beamten beron uno bat ibH um Anipsis
jung.
ossidtrau6sr" iaste i'd, yss i&eini
aIlsS beispt su iein!"
yMais-pas du tout" ,,fsinenfals")
ertpipsrte Der Utann baIb boII;h, baIb
trdss barn, inSsm .er anf elm in gerape,
2inie nit isilten 4ugen itsbenOsS Coupe
oentete.
Par Ia Madame |" ,,Gori, sra.
0um 70 Sa - 10. Sa mar ia ems,
SD trat oarauf 81. Sm gabmsn be,
SeDfineten Gbire itanb cine mod feb,
iunSe Dame, irsIde iih nit ben spanben
an Der Ibiirsinrabntuns itiists unD mi
Mbiihtlidfeit iibcr ,neinen 9opf fortbIidts
uno sSemaao sil fliden ihien.
Sic ertaGben", iaats id - pnbe ar
lie bsrantreteno, uno bic fleine Dam,
that ais setpabrs Iis mid srit istt uni
beuste iih obne ben Gintritt frsi 3u gs,
ben = frsunpIia gu mir bsrab.
o@s III beisBtA, iagte iie liebensiriireig
vAb 10 ~ psreibsn Sis ~ absr %,
S6afinss msinss" -
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-12-21

HsiDrgniB bie fIeine 6ran. SD 44pb
auf oen Bsrrou unp rsidte ibr bic Gossc.
ogS giebt nod eiaise 5prahsi,, Id8te
I'D lahehr, i'd fiir1ts r,idt Stritt bal.
ten s,t f6nnsn isnb id fpiirbe mid Iebt
Ihtpsr bnran gespDbnen fbnngH, ffi1 ini
mir nnDerisanblidsn BOrtsn bsfpys&sH
3u bDrsn.
Qluf Mieberlsben!
SD fanb ben forpuEentsn Ghafiaer
IN iiberrafbsnbsr MsiTs reritdnbnibpplI.
SD itanb am Senitsr meines isetieH
Goupes, sn,o mid etipas rprbeugsnb fab
I'D. ipis br CUTE Usann NIT Sfisfgesogez
ntm Wnnbe pcr oem BdrHen Itanb ullb
peri6mitt IddeIO NIT Dem i8sigsiinger
orcbts. Cine aBcfe ipdtsr rejite i1 5lFs
rid. DiesmaI betrat i'd, nidt cbns IA
gen oas mir angemieiens Coupe.
SD erIHraf. lStecer Elm pGr@en -
aber - Nlann nnb 5rau IieBen mid,
glelhgultlg esntrsteH.
Sn ss6ln bssriBte MID nit brsiIirs
9er3Iidteit Der fcrpaIente Shaiiner.
yTrouve dams le coupe" ,,ssm Gpupe
gefunosn") iagte er mir antsr pertraislia
Dem auSsnblin5eIu einsu @eesnitanb bins
baltenD.
SD FAB barauf bin unb utuBte Iddsln.
Gs mar Elm ;isrlider, runbsr Trauen.
tamIn aus feiuem S6iIDpatt.
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tber 60 tuurpe itOn aus esm lgsI6afts
faH Dir geibidt 0u baiteeh Hicbt7'
J, aSas benn tparltm iustbjt Du 10,
nteiH SisbIins Die Nadtua6s bat DID
anFserest. sses Did nisosr rabe Did
aus, oenu usOrsen frib rstisa mir naa
9eutIblanb."
sgSaItber, id psritsbs Dianibt @a.
rum Itttlileu mir esan fliebsi. SD tusis
es, Du bait nibts .BDies gstban; blsibe,
ss iDiro ii4 Aaes auisIareL sllss gut
lperben l"
9tun ipar es an iPm, fis pertpuaOsrt
an5uitarren.
vWarlorL" iaete er, n,fin Batter 1T
erfrantt ulie er bat mir gsr5gibuna oas
fur Su IbeiI iperoen Iallsug 6ab i'd feline
ebrscisi9sR BIGue bini1tlsib einsg 6sis
ratb treusts. Sic bier pies leIesramn,.
S,e nabm ss si.tsrno aua ieinsr Sanp
ilno las:
nS4IOb Starsnbera Ia. Dlai l88*.
Yin ben 1rafen QSaltbsr bon Starsu-
berg, bar9 oaS psutlae Generals =acnIus
lat IN Jletp s)ort. Gjtaf 8otbp BON
StarsnberS iit ssiabrIi6 srfranft, Gr
tplnlbt oss Sobnss iOfortiss 3ladtsbr. /"
DlarIou mar tDie i'm IrauH. Dlit
2brdnen perIieB iie Die brei tIeiuen
StubHen, IN tpsIdsn iie ibre b5Alie Ses
ltetelt eefunoen -aber es tuarsn Lbr6nen
ess Studs. llnb nun fuRg lie iiber ben
S3saH, als Der anSsisbenite i. DOrnsbmite
pallagier oe8 pra&tigsn EanarosDaa.-
piers lan8te,nabesm tnGnslano nod 70
rnan9e @lHfaufe beiorst ipareH, nm Elm
ltattk1ss Amftrsten in Der peImatb ibres
8attea sg srm6SIi6enL in ssr aIten span.
| ialtaot aaL fubr no4 siuen Dag lang mil
Der Gllenbahn, uHo oann II einsr pTunf,
pollen Gdalpdse nit bstrsBsem RutiAel
Hno Safaten auf berrIih ariinem Sane.
tDsge our9 ein bobss itesnernss 7hpr
8abrpaftis! Oa mar ia aud isaes IN
Der 9latureei9ihte DiiIburHes bIsber IN.
befannte SabeL Ibisr, tpegSbss Die bre
vberaLo!I9sH 9Rssr" bsipa9te! 8, es
mar Su blmmIr9! Dor i5rsn 4uaen e.
bob ll6 stn firitIi9sr 9Salat, uno ibi
(Satte flbrte IIe bic brsits lreppe hinauf
lneem er ibr sdrtli9 Suililltsrts ,,gnpIid
III Oeinerl rlat,8sn ,Dsillt mem inBsi
g8elb oies 1T oas 5tammIAIpb BE-,
Starsnbers BrI6 ni6a siaminsl. Haeb
benz 9a 10 !an8s auSssbeItsn, benente
mas 9u gtmerifn f1ulDig BIT !"
So mar fetR Sraunl. aIs Dlr. guI
mer bon ieiner 9tsiIe nab 9seip gort, su
ridfebrte, in aer it@sren @crauSissuns
iib fur ieinsn Stwisssriobn naa Urgent
elmer Stellung III RalIfornien unlsuieber
uno ieine ao9ter tpIsper BEL ii6 aufneb
men gu mullen, fano sr IN eea j3eitunaen
bic nas Sootlenboot an BorO oes Dam
piers bra9te, eIne Jpn psrlDnIiH anae,
benoe JtaHrtht. Der R!ener Rorrelpon
bent oss Jteip gorfsr 98eItbIatteS sr
ipabnts in ieinem 8sri6t aber bic iilnsIt,
Soiree bsim *l9sn BOti6after, oaB iid
bic Usaisitatsn ieIbit bsiOnoers balopOl
nit Der iunsen 8rdfin. 5tarsnberg, ssbo
renen pallner, 5u unterbalten gerubt
tpsl4e our4 ibre itrabIenoe SG0nbsit ii
Der Disner GsisQi&aft DaS srDBts Iaf,
leben errest babe.
ygm ebrli6er So6itabler," murmeIt,
Uir. Palmer, ,,inoem er ibmunselnb bas
Blatt suiammenfaItste, ,un6 Wsarior
bat tpaRr9aftis ipre GrafeutrOns &c.
/ tpiIhti"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-12-21
8iIIiges Gsburtstagsse
ihenf.

Gin 5reunb sriu9t ben anbern, ibm
bel Der austuabI eineS @sburtstaesses
i8snfes fur ieiae 5rau bsbiIfIi9 su lem.
f. Dta@' es tpie i6," ipri1t Der J3peits,
lid Sebe msinsr 5rau su ibrem @eburtss
tass tpeI@er i'm Wsai faIlt, einen Dufa.
ten; ia SunL mo mein @sburtstaa lit,
befomme ib penislten BON meinsr SSrau
aIs anssblnoe surild ea Iisst sr big
gum nd@iten Gebartstas meiner sSrau,
uno 10 trstbsn mir ss i6on iiber stpansis
SABRE NIT elm unb esmlelbsn Dafatsn. q
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-12-21
9 8sipmberer @oraAa.

AeIteres 5rdulein: ,,Q4as sSbr syrauen
alt Gusrn Dsdnnern nur 10 beiDnoers
Siebenstpertbes iinpets Sage mn bod
stmmat iisbs s,leFie, spas 4 ". Gsin
yiann fur einen bsiOnOeren Bor;us auf.
;utueiien pat ?"
Sunse 6rau: rs num- sr bat mid
bp4 ssbsiratbetM
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-12-21
Bis bic Srass 10 Sisant.,

,8ottbaner 9tottbaasr, fpnsmt ssbr
i4on trieoer aus bean 8irtbsbans =.
gSr freilL !0err pfarrer, / tann
bod net a IlstpeiI o'riR bleiben !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-12-21
Waaaigfaltiges.
au& Elm nrtbetL

Mirtb (eineH Bel ibns mad benz zbeas
ter slngsfebrtsn BauerH be5zagenb) /:
,gBarsn pisls aeute I'M Ibeater = q
Batter vssa, nber bic msilteu tpa.
rem bintsr'm 8OrbGns I" (
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-12-21


isin uno pa ipoat' i@ bod auf cine a n.
ftanbise gSeiis berauSfommenl" !"
Der 2arneoI. Ser Nmsfneer an
Der re9ten Sanp Ger meoiceilden Benus
1T neusrn Oatunts unc bic llrfac5e Seiner
@atitsbuas foIssnoe. aln benz Sofe Gos=
mug III. bon Wteoiei tpeilte Elm sebr
rei6er en9IiIder Sprp, Dnprp, Der sinen
berrIihsn antifen 8arnsol NIT einem Guz
piDO belaB. Der 9ersDg beipunoer.e
DenieIben iebr, 70 oaB Der Gnsldnser ais
Danf fur bic ssnoiisue @altfreuncIdaft
nlht umbin fonnte, ibm DsnieIben aum
@elhsnf ansubieten. GO selbab nns tuobl
audi nod in Der RebenabliHt, ben Oersoa
tplIIfabriger 5unGerfauf per tpunnerbareiI
Statue Der BsnuS su MAIDEN, iporin iit
Der Sorb ppQfcmmen rsrlisbt bate. MIsin
Der itolse Dieoieeer tpie5 ben Sting aIs @ez
i6enf Suriid. Da riidte Dnorp Diien nit
elasm @ebote BON bnnosrtfouienn Yfuno
filr bic Benu5 herauS. Gp5nis Idcbte.
nnb Der feinfablise Gait bat iubruhItia
nm bic Grlaubnis, IT'D, pa eS ibm eeun
nldt per8Dnnt lei, oaS unpergIsihlihe
gStrt init ii4 5u fiibrsn, NIT esn3eIben
tpeitigitenS rsrndblen uno ibm su bern Bsz
bufe ben HarneoI an bic 0ano iteden III
Oarien. Der 9er3oo foHnts es nitt iiber
isb 6eipinnta, Das anf 70 iinRiee Qlrt
nO1naalS angebotsue Wefhenf aet1rs
tuesleu; er tpiaiete Gin, ultO Qcr1 ns,
ihcb Da8 sSuipeI 10 feIf ale 1mS n
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OH.

&i6ter: gBie fOnntsn Sic bsnn Sbrsu
Iansiabrisen Src0bsrrn 10 fre9 bsisebs
len Z"
AnsetIaster: ySa ieben g, Serr
Ribter, i'm GsIddft moot id ni9t mebr
iein uno pa tpOlt' i'd bod auf cine a n
itGnbige aSeiie bsraustcmmsnl" !"
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9as taglid)e golfsblatt

feisst per pe (obns scnntaasbIatt) ss.2e per Sasr
ys.se sas BaIbe Sabr une $3.50 Sas gsrisatr. Ueta
eeuHtassbIau siiao per s0er. $3.50 sas babe Ssts
EnS 81 SO bas gssrtsasr.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-10-02
The Same SGi: Here.

An old co'orcl man pile, his trade
OF boot blacl.ing at stand in the
Union Depot at Columbus. He is one
of these bright looking old chaps that
everybody likes to talk TO.
swell, pap inquired one Of his
customers few days aso, ''you aie
for Blaine, ain't you"
'Dunno bout that, sab. Who's you
for.'
"Oh, I'm Blaine man every day in
the week"
"s;om ], boss. Blaine am do man.
My two sons an my son-in.law's for
Cleveland, but I'll bring 'cm oyah-
I'll fix 'cm. Ncyah you foahw
Tho customer Was well pleased, both
with the old mans work and his words
and gave him quarter.
"Did J. hear you say you were for
Clcyeland?' inquired the next Gus
toner.
"G'wny! What'san ole man ike me
got to do wild politics?'
"N ell, you ought TO vote for Cicyo
land. Blaino's Il fraud. Why didn't
he go to The war?'
Jus what / was tcllin' dat odder
gcmman. I'm for Cleveland early an
late, boss. My two sons and my SON
in-la%'s for Blaine, but I'm talkin' 'om
ovah I'll fetch 'em. No Blaine in
mine, sah."
The Democrat WAS SO well pleased
that he, too, dropped Il quarter into
the old mans hand.
The next customer was prohibi-
ZIONIST. After learning this the old
durkey was for st. John, and loud in
his BOASTS as to what he was going to
do with his sons and son-in law. His
reward was II cents
The foluti man to occupy the chair
happened to be for Butler. Aftor rs
certaining this by his usual non-com-
INITIAL caution the old siuner came
out for the Peoples party aAa repeat
ed his flexible story about his zoos
aud his son-in-laa. Reward, 10 cents.
"s;ec here, vo hlac,i rascal, OK
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-10-02
BIG INDIAN COMBINATION.
That Zig Indian Warfare is
on Foot.

A gentleman writes to Governor Eli
ii. Murray, under recent date, from
Clinton, Utah, as follows:
IL take the liberty Of writing you
on u subject which ] think Of great
importance A few days ago learn
cd from one OF our Indian friends
that II scheme is on foot to bring about
nm Indian war. The Indian told mo
that Sitting Bull, Sioux chief, had
sent some Of his Indians to visit tho
Utahs, located at the Uintah reserva-
ton, and Try and induce thcm to join
thcm in u war on tho whites. 1 wis
also informed by the same Indian that
Sitting Bull has sent agents to all the
Indian tribes, with n view to forming
u great union of all the tribes on the
continent and cxtcrminate tho whites.
An Indian called "rom' came over to
this place fThistle Valley to soc the
Utahs that live here and get their ideas
regard to joining Sitting Bull. Tom
told ono of our citizens that the Utahs
are intending TO have Il meeting OF
the tribe leaders, when tho matter
would be discussed. Tom is one OF
those Indians located on the Uintah
reservation. give you the foregoing
information because 1 feel it is my
duty as IL loyal citizen to do so. You
will have the kindness to keep my
name n secret ror fear the Indians find
il out and do me an injury"