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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-08-20
THE KAMA DIFFICULTY.

From Mr.. Monteith's letter it would
ssem that the origin Of. the trouble which
led t. the killing Of Nine Pipes was not
such - the two Indians reported to Mr..
Brown. That he was killed while actu-
ally resisting the authority of the agent
in causing the arrest Of Alec for a crime
against the laws Of the tribe, aud no
property either that Of the Indians or
whites was either nearly or remotely con-
oectsd with the affair, that the property
question had been settled some time
bsfcre, and no one Of the parties who
lad had the dispute about the property
wers present or had anything TO do with
&he killing. 1t is unfortunate that such
: report should have gained circulation.
Bat the parties on Camas Prairie were
.isled BY the reports Of the two Indians,
who gave what they supposed to be the
facls in the case. If Mr.. Monteith's
version Of the affair, after a careful in
vntigltion At the scene Of the killing,
psovs true, then the policeman was doing
= moro than his duty, and should be
exhonssstsd from ali blame, as he has
bssa By the agent and doubtless will be
b The Department. We are satisfied
That not white man on the prairie de-
sirss that injustice shall be done to the
ageat Or any Of his police, and if any
white man i disposed to interfere with
~ business Or authority Of the agent il
~ management Of the Indians, We know
nj who he il. II is to the interest o.
~, bosh whites and Indians alike, thai
~ causes Of trouble should cease,
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fercd and tried to prevent the arrest be-
ing made, which action resulted in the
shooting Of Nine Pipes and accidently
wounding Of Alexander. After giving
the matter thorough investigation, l am
prepared to say that the shooting Yves
unsuitable in every respect. The matter
of disputed ownership Of stock &c. as
mentioned in your article, forms no part
Of the trouble, near or remote, aud l am
more than surprised that certain parties
at Mt. Idaho would lend themselves to
such low contemplate business as to in-
teriere with matters pertaining strictly to
the Indians. In the statement OF all dis
putes as to ownership Of property among
the Indians of this reserve, I shall be
guided by instructions from the Indian
Office applicable thereto, and also by pre-
cedented cases. am equally surprised
that you should be 80 bold as to impli.
cate responsible parties Of good backing
in efforts to cause sedition among the In.
dams. Would it not be well to publish
the names Of such, that the public
may know who these gentlemen
are, who are engaged in such laudable
measures which tend to civilize and pre-
pare the Indians to become peaceful and
law abiding citizens. Said statement on
your part only corroborates information
I have received from reliable sources, to
the effect that parties at Mt. Idaho have
sworn, that if necessary, they will cause
trouble between the Indians, and also be.
tween the Indians and whites, SO tina,
they can have soldiers stationed at Mt.
Idaho. 1t might be asked from whence
came all the reports which have been put
in circulation pertaining to the matter il
question. Was reliable information
sought for, or were inAammatory report,
circulated for purpose
During the past four months severa
press dispatches were sent to the Orego
nidn conceiving affairs on this reserve
which did not contain shadow Of truth
One Of said dispatches was the cause Of ,
company Of cavalry coming as far a
Lewiston and returning to Walla Wall'
10 disgust. The time might come whe'
the presence Of soldiers in this vicinit,
might be needed, but would not be forth
coming on account Of officials below no
knowing when to place confidence in dis
4 patches conveying such information. A
matter Of public importance, are sucl
dispatches calculated to promote immigra
ton or retard il to increase OF built
up business interests in this vicinity o
to depress the same to give the peopl'
OF the east--after the facts are mad,
known--A correct impression Of our PEG
| pie or an erroneous one? Many such
thoughts present themselves.
| In conclusion would respectfully say
it appears TO me that good judgemcn
and discretion have not been brought in
to requisition 10 connection with thi
matter Of sending dispatches to the asso
ciate press. Very Respectfully,
i CHAS. Il. MONTEITH
\. Mes Perce Agency, Aug. 10, 1885.
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ANOTHER RAILRRoAD PRoJncr

The Hartford Courant has the follow.
ing 10 late number:
Il il large scheme, and BY no means
improbable, which is now being outlined
BY Wall street rumor. It 10 that Van.
derbilt proposes to take in the Oregon 4
Transcontinental company and 20 become
master Of line from ocean to ocean.
He had first the New York Central and
Hudson and the Lake Shore. Subse-
sequently he bought the control Of the
Chicago b Northwestern, which BY his
quiet absorption Of the stock became I
Vanderbilt line. and meanwhile he had
captured from Sam Sloan and his follow
ing the Michigan Central. II Is perfectly
natural now for him to feel like moving
further westward and establishing line
clear through to the Pacific. If he gets
the Oregon 4 Transcontinental he can do
this. The concern WAS once the famous
"blind pool Of Willard, and It's stock Va,
up shove par. Il is supposed TO own the
control Of the Northern Pacific aud the
Oregon Railway 4 Navigation company
to secure it il to secure them. Its once
sought after stock has been down below
10, but has lately moved up to about 10
Ito outstanding capital Is $40, OOO, 600
and to get half OF this At about the pres
ent price would call for $4,000, 900 4
a, 000, 600. When the mood takes him
Mr.. Vanderbilt can raise this sum I" a,
easy rs writing"
We are prepared to meet almost any
programme, and 1t the present tim,
when oil are crippled in finances, no on,
can predict with any degree Of probabili.,
Who or what will come out on top. Il
Vanderbilt has the desire, and We know
he has the means, he can, and probably
will, change the status Of al these road
running to the North Pacific coast. Bul
IN al human probability he thinks th,
time has not yet arrived for him 10 act
The 33,0OO,OOo or 100000 which
the above writer deems al that Is neces
sary, may Be found too small to effect tn,
purpose intended. If that is sufficient
these companies must be in . very BAG
financial condition, and the people vii
rejoice to - some one Ike VANDERBILT
step in and Do something proportional,
70 the needs Of tho country.
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NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston, I. T., July l6 1885,
ELIAS SHlPLEY By Keith W White. ad.
ministrator.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN following named settler has fled notice
Of his intention to make final proof 10 support
Of his claim. and that said proof will be made
before the judge ofthe district court and If he il
absent before the clerk Of said court at Mt
Idaho. Idaho county. Idaho territory, on Sat
urday Aug. 18Th 1885, viz: Elias Shipley, BY
Keith W. White, administrator. home applica-
ton No. 378 for the lots 3 and 4 and 81 NV y
sec tp 80 nr4e BM. He names the follow.
ing witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation Of said land. viz: W. N
Gsddy, Jas Surridge and Tom Delaney, all Of
Mt, Idaho. Idaho county, Idaho.
ARTHUR J. SHAW.
AZ Receiver.
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ST. ALOYSINS' ACADEMY.
Lewiston, Idaho.
WILL BEGIN THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR
Tuesday, Sept. /, 1895.
TERMS FOR BoARDERs .


Beard. tsiiion. Eaglish. 0ssman ana wash
lag ete.SO per meath Ansis with ~ Of In.
stsnsnt e5.0s; French el.so. No extra charge
for needle work. No yeang ladies OF children
ars kept At the Academy except - bosrdsrs.
Ne money advanced b. The institatien for
clothing. stationary. ETC.
TERMS FOR DAY PUPILS:
Primary department q per menth; inter.
mediate department - 50 pse month ssaior
Is Per DeatA; frsasA u 50 pr month mas
2 - esats pr lsssoa sss Of piano q organ
u pr month. German ard sssdls-1osk DO
ses fern extra charge.
Pupils uhs satss sftsr H. asst school tsyu.
o. vAs ehssnt thsmsslvss Tor any neeabls time
dssine IL year. o. Who withdraw before the
ssd of he ssAaiastie ysaS. viii have no claima
70 Aeeors ~ marks 81 distinction Il the aAs-
anal Cennsaesaest."
Private lsssess vill b givea b language,
nnsis aad I'll kinds 81 plsia aad orssnsatal
sssdle-vssh. wax Aswsss. ~. Is In
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NOTICE FOR pRE-EMpTIoN PROOF.
PATRICK GAFFNEY.
LAND OFFICE AT

PATRICK GAFFNEY.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston, I. T., Aug. 1888.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make fnal proof in support Of his claim. aud
that said proof will be made before
I. B. Cowan, deputy district clerk. district
court LIST Judicial district, Idaho Territory, IN
and for Shoshonc county, at his once at Fierce
City, Idaho, on Saturday, Oct. 3, 1850, At ~
am, Wis: Patrick Gaffncy, pre-. emption d. .:
1850 for the els SEA sec Is sw = swA sec -
and .nwa NV y sec % tp 80 ur4 e N: ne
t;puous residence upoE. and cultivation Of said
land, viz Francis earle. D NJ Fraser. Haur-
cade. Christian swendson, all of Pierce City
P o, Idahs Territory.
ARTHUR J. SHAW,
Ak Receiver.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-08-20

The s.w-mill ct the boom of Bymastsr 4
Mead, three miles above Lewiston on the
Clearwater. is now in operation and tie
proptistors viii take pleasure in shovins
customers quality and prices Of lumber,
4ou L. A. PORTER q co.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-08-20

Frank 6chlesiager, . cossiA Of the
supposed murdered Preller, says that b
i dead and the charge that he Is s!ive
and making : play 70 get large insur.
sncs on his life Is I'll common. He wa
insured for only $1,000 and the company
b. paid that long ego, having full proof
Of biz death.
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NOTICE FOR PREVENTION PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston, l. T., Aug IL, 1885.
nm Ybv DC nENT

CHAKLES DENT.
NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N following named settler has fled notice
Of his intention to make final proof in support
Of his claim and that said proof will be u.ade
At this office on Saturday, Sept. Is, 1885. 10
.. m, viz: Charles Dent, pre.emp DIS l470
for the Sc \ SEA nj SEA and SEA ne Y sec 10
tip 80 mr. 5 BIN. lie names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of said land, viz: H Critics,
VIM Sigler, Jos Eakin, VIM Dent. all Of
Lewiston p 0 Idaho.
ARTHUR ]. SHAW,
As Receiver.
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NOTICE FOR PREMPTION PROOF

NOTICE FOR PREMPTION PROOF
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston, l. T. Aug IL 1885.
WILLIAM L CHURCH.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TUE
IN following named settler has fled notice Of
bis intention to make final proof in support Of
hi claim, and that said proof will be made
at this office, on Monday. Sept. 81, 1885. 10 q.
m. viz: William l.. Church, pre-emp DIS 1929
for the swA sek ~ swA sec 25 and Sc Y 50 4
sec 26 tip 30 n r 5 " BM He names the follow
ing witnesses to prove his continuous residences
upon, and cultivat Of said land, viz : Johh
Wadsworth, Edward Burk, S s Leaehman,
John Shots, all Of Lewiston 2 0 Idaho.
ARTHUR J SHAW,
IS Receiver.
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NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTIoN PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston Idaho, July l6 1885.

Lewiston Iuah0t July 10 IocU
HOMER e. MATTESON.
AYOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN following named settler has filed notice Of
his intention to make anal proof in support Of
his claim and that said proof will be made DO
fore B. F. Morris deputy dist. clerk at MT.
Idaho, Idaho county, Idaho territory, on Sat
urday August % 1885. 10 a. IN. viz: Homer e.
Matteson DS No. 1852. for the lot sec ID and
lots 3, 4 and 5 and sea nwA sec so tp 81
e, BM. He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and Guilt
walton of said land, wig: John Peterson.
Frank A. Fem and James Surridge. all Of Mt.
Idaho, p. 0. idaho county, Idaho.
ARTHUR J. SHAW,
~ Receiver
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FARM ron SALE,

$40 acres Of good farming land, with good
house. and lumber on the ground for stable
has two never failing sprinss Of good water
i:rms 81 sale easy. Wheat II market psic<
taken IN payment. "a IN situated ON Wahs
Prairie.
For prices and other particulars inquire Of
OF address, J. ALEXANDER,
Levi ston.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-10

bat every commander marchi ing
rhrooGh q barren land 10 seized With 4
Temptation 70 divide his forces The
get season begins in April and reia
f0resraents will not reach the scene be-
fore that time.
When was in Egypt met His High
NESS. fhs Late Khedive. Who manifested
. great deal Of friendship for me. At
his request. on my ret1ru 20 America
put before number Of officers the gd-
vantage offered by service IN Egypt. I
think about forty or nearly that number
entered the Khediye's service on account
of my effort. Some time later there
we're financial difficulties and American
sfticets did not get their pay, although
other foreigners did General Gordon
wrote 20 me detailing the circumstances
and interested lsyself Ia the matter 80
that the Americans we're paid
An oFyER OF CANADIAN TROOPS.
OTTEwA, Feb. Sit is stated that Col.
Williams has rendered has services, and
thoseof any regiments selected from the
Caksdian militia. for active service in
Egypt wherever the home authorities
may require them. The application has
been forwarded by the Governor Gene
raj 10 England
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SUMMONS.

Il THE DISTRICT COURT on THE
Third Judicial DistricE Of the Terri
tory OF Washington. holding terms 81
se4stie In King county, for the coanties
OF King and KitsAps
Ma k1sl Bessis ID. Dodge. plaintiff. "
EnEena w. Dodge, defendant.
Complaint hied In the county Of King.
N the once % the Clerk Of said District
Court.
TEE CxnED STATES o. AExsscs skss GAKrrixe:
To EageHe W. Dodge. defendant
Yea are herchy required 70 appear In an
acton hrOughf against you By the above
named plaintiff. in the Disfricf Court OF
The Third Judicial Diatrics Of the Terri
tory Of Washington, holding ferms Al tha
CITY o. Seattle. in the county u King. for
the COUNTLESS Of King and Ki1saR and te
answer the cornplAint died therein within
SKY days from The date Of the FIRST pub
tlcatio& q this summons o. judgement b
e'efaals viii b. tAkea against yoa. nccard.
tnx 70 the prayer 81 the complaint.
Tbs sid action . 6rolght 70 0kaa'n Z
decree Of divorce from the defendant on
the ground a. abandonment far more than
ooe scar, and tor The Custody. nurtara.
care and edsnetioA q infant chlld. In
xsas Hsary nsdga.
Witness the HanoEAhae Rsxer 8 Gre<na
- Judge Of HE said District Gear
gxsI- Asd The sal tAereaf, this 81
49, DAY ef PehruarJ, A. ID. tH.a
JAMES akAvKY. CIark.
BY LANES p. LcDEOw. Depafy Clerk
J. j. hames attorney for plaintiff
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Notice OF Final Proof.
SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
IL Third Judicial District Of the Territory
Of Washington. holding terms at Seattle.
in King county. for the counties Of King
Complaint fled in the County Of King.
inthe office Of the Clerk Of said District
Court
No. 1913 Margaret ]. mclaughlin.
plaintiG. Va. Robert @. McGlaushiin. de-
fendant
THs gsuED sTATns o. AsSxlcA sExB GnSgTISe.
Te Robert @. McGlanghlin. defendant /:
You are hereby required 10 appear In an
action brought against you BY the above
named plaintiff. in the District Court of the
Third judicial District Of the Territory Of
Washington. holding terms at the city Of
Seattle, in the county Of King. for the conn-
ties Of King and kitsap. and 10 answer
the complaint fled therein within sixty
days from the date Of the first publication
Of this summons, or Judgment by default
viii be taken against you. according to
the prayer q the complaint.
The said action 10 brought 10 obtain
O decree Of the above entitled Court dis
solving the bonds Of mafrimony existing
lowing plaintiff 10 assume her maiden
name on the grounds Of abandonment Of
plaintiff ~ defendant since March, i2sl
and for neRlect and refusal Of defendant
20 make snifableor any provision for plain
tits support sinee n q Mach. 1881.
Witness the Hon. Roger S.Greene. Judge
,e, OF the said District Court. and
sEAL- the seal thereof, this 22d day
tt Of January. A. d. iSss.
JAMES SEAyEY. Clerk.
By JAMES Y. LJ'DLoW. Deputy.
White & Munday. attorneys for plata
Date Of nrss publication. Jan. =. issA
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PACIFIC COAST.

strike Of san Franchise Irsawsrkers.
San FRAscfsco, Feb. 9.--In accordance
With resolutions adopted yesterday, the
iron workers. iron molders and boiler
MAKERS Of this city, numbering 1900,
went out on q strike today, refusing 90
accept u per cent reduction on their
wages.
A letter fTaa, Graai,
FREsSo, CAL, Feb. 9.-Fresno Camp,
Hue and Gray Veterans, recently
passed resolutions fav0rin9 placing
General Grant on the retired list. A
copy of the resolutions was sent him,
and ths Camp has received the follow
ip,s lettar from the General in response ;
NKw YoRK, Jan. -. l,ss5.
Captaia III. ). hicASoHs. Cestnsaadia9
FTessao Camp. Il. asd q. Fsssrass
DtaR CAPTArS-I am In receipt OF your
letter of the l3th instant, enclosing a
resolution passed BY the Camp under
your command fayoring my retirement,
aud vish 10 express my appreciation Of
ID. Coming IN Il does from an Sssooia-
ti0n Of veterans Of both armies In the
great National var, the compliment IL
greater. hope the fraternity practised
by ths Veterans Of Fresno may be pat
termed after by all oitizene Of our coun'
Try before many years roll over.
Very truly yours, Z. ;. GRAsr.
saippins iatei,igeaee.
SAx fgASrlslo. Feb. a--Arixed-Shir
Northern Light, from Seattle shir
Prussia, from Tacoma ship Harvester
frozn Nanaimes
sailed Brig selens, for Astoria
steamer Qaeen Of the Pacific, for As
toria bark Lizzie Williams. for Ia.
coma, schooner Queen. for Port Dis
oovsEy.
TIE orexsn senatsrshipl
Pakrr.AxD, Feb. 9.--roday's ballot
stood Jobs Rnrnett 81, Hirsch -
Williams &, George ., W. p. Ready 3
Carson l. Failing S, Waldo |. Hare 3
Ahzena Z.
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ADMINISTRATORS
NOTICE OF SALE
or Real Estate.

NOTICE n HEREBY GTvEx THAT II
~ pursuance Of an order d the Frchsta
Ocus1 a King county, WszhinatoB Territory.
made en- shs lss any Of Dccenbsr, 1854. IN the
matter II the estate u Y. v. casaE, de-
ceased, ths unaafs gnesi. the sdusni<fsstos
a. The aid estate. uin sci - Publse snciioa.
70 ths highest btd5er. fog easA. eold e.tn Of
the Uzisesa states % Amsrfcs. and subject b
confirmation By s<id Probsie Coarf. Ga
Nafuraay, the essh dss 81 Februafy
A. D. fk&A
At oAcioeR y. m. ~ fhs DOR u the ssA4
Probate Cozst roans. 90 saass stree. bstwsen
Froas ana sssoDd. IN ~ etty u ssatsls. IN
he sAid Eina eounfys al The riSha,
tttse. interest," ksd rstafe % the s1f9
Y. V. csouS 81 me tins q he sssth, snd
~ he r1akt. tltss and int~rssf that the sid
estate has, b epefxai0n ~ ls~ o. otherwtse.
seanirsA ether ihsa, % IN addition %. tAxf a
fhs saaA r v. csoas a TIE tiDs ~ his de4th
N ana % al fhoss esrt1in lots, ptsoes % p1E.
coils q lad. situate. lyina. and being In o.
siss q se4ttis, King e0nntF. WnsAtngton Ter.
ssaxy. and ksswa sa4 esscrle~d - fciiows.
tSxffs
Lee panbsrsd fssr "a 81 90 sn1 ssxsa
~, IN hioek n1mhsse8 two "a. e eeeftis
Basn~ssesd Aszoeistlan AEzt sdditiea % sezfliA-
TEENS OF h&I.E-c4<h, 10 Gated stst<s
Sad celia.
Dssd 4 sxpenss a. purcbasH
Dszs1 Is ssasfls. 1ssasry - i48.
Asmanistrsfas ~ me sss4ts a \. Y csozs
eses1sras -
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ia LAxD oYylcs Al oErxRzA. W T-l
Fsh 4, tast. I
U-Ncs1c4 b hereby gavsn thss JOIN
sIxs hAs alsa nottes Fl t1iSnf1oa -
nz.ks 1nal psoof hsfsrs ~ Clera ~ thsl Dts
trart ccnrs, e. his efHce n asafts@ ". r. %
fhurns~Y ths lssn dsg 81 Mzruh. A. d. 1850.
asa u, e ss1tlsa ~ ssxzsAtp - norsh.
znss e.<t.
H nAnass - itEsssea. Fre4 FiR1sn, .. -
srfTk GzxIsez. Frnzt H. P5ngrse ssa y3ses<ef
Fara. sls II Ngvalsy, VI
soAx y GOWN.
eAzff1 nszlszaT e - -An4 0<ka4.
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Notice OF Final Proof.

U.a Laxp oYYbcE AZ can<s1s. VIII
Dec. -, lae9.
- Nottns 10 hsreby given thsa john W.
MUS30E has aisd ns<kne Of tntanttoB 10
nAks AnAi proof before Wiliism D. Woo1. No.
tzry Pabite, a his 09ee, IN Seattle. y. r.,
On Tuesday. the askA 4ay of FskrusFy, A u.
lsss, On pre- emptiaa D. q. Ma si1B, fof the
y \ a 81 4 q seetsen II nv \ 81 sw 4
sal sw I q nv 4 Of sestfnn II. township
- Horsk, rEnas west-
He. mans q wftneasess james Mr0reTaE.
GEO. n. 1oAnsaz. goha 0hIsEt and hsubsn o.
JOHN =. aowKT.
sktfas aszlsfer % tha Land 0zzns
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CuITKs AND SINGLE IN ny FIRE
- pronf hxfck hxil1ta9 Is rednn1d rxasA
Ths nos< eenzfAl ioeAslen n the ely.
tsi4 c. r. sT0Nk
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IErrIx HK3o AID A PArrHsuL Doc
TIE Portland Srss tells this pathetic
story - There are touae interesting aide
points relaaive 70 Runk's poor starved
babies Who wandered away IN the hills
az Nshauaa, Sunday BerninR. They
usre nos found tili MoadAy roen- A
shepherd dog, which vas h0aseheld
favsriis. followed and guarded them
during the long dark hours. vhen the
rain caus unceAssnlly down No eoubt
the faithful creature protected them
from the many Wild animals IN the deep
woods. Bat the her,ia deed OF the older
chiId. which the wires failed 10 correct
N record. remains 30 Be sdded. de tcok
ais ewn litale coat from bis zhivarine
ho<iy and pat u on his weaker hzothsr,
sAyina hin from frsnzinR. whiis he en-
dured In q easto1 shirt bears astoz
ho1rs, tie kssn blasts Of that mountain
ssorra. Think Of tbs from . shila siz
years old, and lst any vho can. SAY BE Z
ncs a much 81 hero - any Of The full
crown epartzns % Old Of whom shs
classics % sloqasntlg tsA-
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SHERIFFS SALE.

TIE THE DISTRICT coURT PoR TEE
l. Third Jndicixl Distrief u wasAinrfes
Territory, holding tersns al ssaaf1s.
No Seo-Sohn O. Braztieazn. piAiusiss. m
Q. Y. heEschrsn. Joan Lasry an1 q. 3.
Phinnsy. A-fendAnts.
upsisF sad By vtrtns Of e. order a al
AMI dseree Of fossslosafe issued cut ~ ne
District Oourt, hoidlna tsKms "a Hsstfls. %
the 81 dAf q gsnn&ry. issS. n khe alzsss sn-
titied sstten. wbsrein he akoxs NAMED piAin-
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nN AND AFTER THIS OATH I
~ WIZ nof be respcnsibls for debzs eez-
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PAUL HANHY,
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