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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17

THE general passenger agents Of
the Transcontinental Association
have agreed upon the amount % $50
~ the round trip rate from easterR
points to San FraG cisco for the @. A.
r. meeting That ought to make q
pretty cheap rate from the Missouri
River.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17
Publication Notice.
No. 5000.

Land once ~ salins. Kaus.. Sept. 5, lss5.
A10TIcE y HEREBY sTvEE that the foiloHing-
nanef settler has iicd notice of his Intention
70 make hnal proof iu support % bis claims and
that said proof viii b. male heforr Register and
Receiver ~ this 0flee Oct iG. iHsi. VIZ; Mich
=, II. lf, Rs.
He names the folloglng WitneEea 70 prove his
continuous residence upOns and cultivation u.
all aud. viz Michael Hayue, n. n. Nash, and
John Oshes. uf salina; uesTy O'shea, of Wind b.
s0r Z. %.
80 ] y. Honan. ReEl.ieI.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17

THIS Marysvlile (KanI post Office
was robbed Thursday night % gov
ernment funds and stamps to the
amount Of S2.00O. Even the new
Democratic postmaster could not
preveut the t.afasfruphe.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17
LOsT.-wARslRe

All persous are warned hereby nos
70 cash or buy a cheek on Salina
Bank for Fotty-six dollars and sixty
cents. bearing date Of Sept. 18th, lsS5.
made BY Alex @. Hopkins In favor OF
Oscar Seitz, ss che above cheek has
hess ln1t. 0acAB 6zITE
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17

We are very much panied - learn
that Henry Wani Beeeher i too fond
Of limbargeF and beer to favor abso-
lutte prohibition; hence he pronnunees
for a hIgh-iicense plank IN the Repub-
Iiean platform OfNew York
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17


Here we come.
Pease 4 Heck to the front.
They head the van in low prices
and good goods.
The monopoly Of prices broken.
We belong TO no ring.
We pay cash for goods.
We save our discounts and give our
customers the advantage.
We sell cheaper than the cheapest.
New Goods OfaiI kinds coming.
We respectfully invite inspection.
AWord 10 the wise ls sufficient.
A penny saved is . penny earned.
We make prices to suit.
We are here to please the POblic.
Our motto Is, "QuIek sales and
small prOhts."
We court opposition. and defy COM
petition.
Our rules are to deal fair and square
With all persons.
Call and see us.
Yours to command.
Respectfully,
PEAsE & Heck,
Piiny, Saline Co., KAas-
August 25, 1885.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17
Publication Notice No. 5445

Land Oidre at saiina. Kansas, Augast :, ls7si-
HuTIcE O. HEnEnr ulFEa that ihe loiieHlng
named settler has Sled notice oi bis lnieniion %
make dnal proal in suppuft - Bis elaim. aud that
aid proof viii se made before Register aud Ec-
ocfrer a. saiinH. Kansas. on SEPT T., lssis EiEs
Christian Guibrandaeu- u. =. zllo6 lor the shi
hM qrs rht .flr see - p. 10. H. ~
Ie names ne loliouinE Witness % prove bis
confinunus residence uron. sne cultivation of
saii land. VIZ Frank Pager. ABdern Johnaou,
A. Astram and r. r. style al Of Bridgeport
4. n. HoDgE. Register.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17

Ssso,ls g: g., 8: =; 9: s: =: =: :
rai1s fkat VI StaFt yo1 q sork tha1 uil e anla
triaF y-u IN moneF farlsf than anythlng %
nsE - ~ ar8 Esr a. ~ tiDe sz,.FlIe tine ouly
% uork ~ - ai tasif osu hgE1el. foFlnleg flr
- . IasssESs7 & -, ,FssIi,iS. -.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17
Notice.

NOTICE = hershy gives fhsf a b The inisuti5u
~ of the Begrd e euunfy CoumiaioneFs of -
lac counfY, Kan1za, - ErpFupri1le = uum not -
e1ceed aFe hlldrPd oollau ft5o0l eut q ~
general fand q aalins county, Ser tie plrpUf of
building uaEon o. nu1f-ual hrdTa oEufe "a
Ntne, aear 1limllEIas 81 49, - LpL ~ ra1Ie :
y. q eih p. ~ Ihe eltimatcd c1li q nd tTi1Ts
~ - erceea nye haEired dollan 70 elllns
Co1nty.
b ordsror ths Bard e Coaniy co-ui.aissss.
aallna. a1ptember 2nd, ISIS
5os. Rsa0EHs. csaniy Clsfk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17
Road Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS 4
CoUNTT 90 SALINE

STATE OF KANSAS
COUNTY 90 SALINE
Odice Of County Clerk. Salina. July %, lssi.
~ oTIcE o. uEuEnT GfvEN that on the i5th
- OF July, iSs5, a petition signed by dacoh
Eush and - others, vas presented to the Board oi
County Commissioners % she county and State
Aforesaid. praying for the location of a certain
mad described a. follows viz CaHlmencluE no
the northwest corner Of the neq fthe neqT Of
Ser. &C.. Tp- iI. X. ", thence running west on
section line 50 rods % lntersert running north
and south. said road 90 be 20 Zee, vide and icca-
ted a. near a. practicable on section line betWee1
sections and Is
Whereupou said Board 0f County Commission
ers appointed the following named persona. To-
Wit J e.. Barrett, J. e. Wiley and J. A Havruer
asYieUers, uith instrucfisazt 20 meet az the house
o. the principal petitioner in Dayton township,
Monday the llth day of September. A. D. I s,i.
and proceed 10 virE said road. and give 10 all par
ties a hearing.
By order ofthe Board o. County Commission
ers, JOS. sARgENT.
fsEaLl County Cicrk o
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17
Publication Notice.

Land oflea ai saiina, Kauss-, aug. 2Iih, lssgi.
NJ oTIrE D. ilEEEnT afyEE that the following
~ fnr named artiier has dlni hia iniruilnn 10
make dnal pfrsif IN support % hia rlaim sud that
aid pr,saf VIII hc fualr before she Hrrister and
Receiver 40 saiina Kaurla. on NoFeulhFr lth, ISIS
VIZ. John mrpner, o. q 3i.ssi for the uhi, NJ
a.. see. tttup. IS. of rang Wef-
lie names the fnllnHinT witness n prove hia
cnntiuunu1 rrsiirfre upon. aud rultiratinn si
sid land. VIZ Riley shifar. John shirar. Chas
Drnfli Geo Bail ali Of -aiina. Kanszs.
j. M uODGE. Register
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17

EMERY A. sToRRs. the great Chi
cRgO lawyer, died Of paralysis Of the
heart at Ottawa, H.. where he wa
visiting. last Friday night.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17


Two good lots IN MOrrisOn's sddi.
ton. very cheap.
8s-4E. n. R. Poole.
DEM.J Brown, who & . special
Ist in diseases Of the Eye. Ear and
Surgery. h thoroughly prepared 70
treat al cases left 20 his care. AN
Professional work carefully attended
too. Once and rooms in Campbell 4
Tutblll's Block, Salina Kan. sl--2m
The best old Line Companies are In
Faulkner 4 Gays ONCE In Post Office
Block. tff
Everything below cost at Miss Til
lie A. Phester's. successor 10 Mrs.
Morse. You can buy everything At
your own price.
Below cost IL the word ss Tillie A.
PhesteF's. successor % Mrs. Morse.
The ladies are invited TO call at Miss
Lille A. PfesteF's. Successor Of Mrs-
MOrse. and purchase millinery on their
own terms.
Insure your property with Fanlk-
ner a Gay.
The best bargains In Millinery you
ever heard Of At the store formerly
managed by Mrs- MOrse.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17
RannI, &C. Couah srrun.

besd's CBefFJ CoagA syrup
consider one Of the best IL not THE
BEST OF all the many cough remedies
in use. / have sold more Of It the
past year than all the rest put to-
getheF. and u has given universal sat
isfactiOn. JIM. Nye, Druggist, Well
MINI. sample bottle free ct Oscar
Seitz's Drug store.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17
Dissolution Notice.

The eo-parineFshlp heretofore ezistin ng bet Eeen
John A. Larson and John A. Chais0n, under
The arm name Of Lars0n Chalson has this
day been dissolved By mutual consent, John A.
Chalson retiring. An liabilities viii b. assumed
By John A. Larson, Who Wiz also collect all out
Standing. JOHH A. LARSON,
JOHN A. CHALsnN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17

JUMBO. the S3O0.OO0 elephant, was
killed by a freight train in Cansda. n
few days ago.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17

TaE .youngsst-Dld-soldler'i 1das-
ton ls not oficially settled. Herbert
Fay, Of Columbus. Ohio, hos not been
notified by the war department that
the records show that he was the
youngest mar enlisted in any Of the
stats. e va nsrortea. s.. eoldlef
infanis. you nay keep bn hilns your
claims ofInfancy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17


The President viii not commences
work on bis message to COngoess fOI
six weeks yet. All reports 10 the con.
trnry are without foundation. The
reports of the Cabinet officers, which
will he the basis Of his reports, will
not be submitted % him even in out
line until that time. Secretary Man
nings report will hardly be ready be
fore the middle OF November. Secrr-
tary Lamaf's report viii alsO be late
IN its preparation. He will not be-
gin on L until the last week In Oetu-
Der.
This has been the worst season for
cireuses IN wears. IL is said not Que
on the road has cleared any money.
Over 81 10000 In drafts and eash
Were found In the 4. 81, 600 letters sent
TO the Dead-Letter ONCE.
It II estimated that the farm fences
In this country. 70 placed ln Q straight
line would encireie tine earth 800 times
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17
EasiRHaaa.

We are still having lovely weather
yegetatbnn is remarkably green for the
time Of the year, and timber and trees
| Of all kinds have made q remarkable
growth this year. We passed q hedge
q few days since that was cut 70 the
ground last winter, that has made g
growth Of eight feet on an average
since.
We had q large attendance at our
Sabbath School, last Sabbath.
Our school has been in session two
weeks, has quite large attendance,
there being 81 names enrolled and
more coming In. Miss Ina ThWing
Is teacher.
Mrs Gillum Il Waiting her dauRh-
ters in Sedgwick and Harper cOun-
ties.
Prof Fitzpatrick was In our town
last week shaking hands with his
many friends.
Mr. Bean, Of Peoria, Ills, made a
short visit at Mr.. Gillnm's last week.
Commissioner Miller has gone to
Chicago 10 visit his SON. and from
there 10 Wisconsin to visit friends.
Mr.. Charles Kingnian was ct Coun-
ell Grove last week, visiting his
brother
The Gypsum Valley club meets next
Saturday evening at the residence Of
Mr.. Thwing's. Friends, make a
large attendance and let us have q
good time. for they have plenty OF
room and warm hearts.
Mr.. B. II. Kelly, Of Eureka, was
married 10 Miss Reed, Of Solomon
City, Sept 10Th.
We learn that the postmaster at
the village where we formerly
lived in Ills. .(whO was 3 one armed
sOldler), had his walking papers and
4 salOOn keeper put In his place.
Was that civil service reform ?
We have again heard that funds
have been placed In the proper hands
TO go ON with the railroad. G-M
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17

MOTHER BIcKEnDYEE Is to be at
the Topeka reunion.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17
Bids Invited.

Sealed bids viii be resolved until Monday Sept
- iss5 for the erection Of tW0 school houses 10
Distrlrt -. Glendale inguship- both 10 he 2lxsO
tret. name. 10 feet ceiling For further Particu
lars apply " the undersigned
W. CHiIsOH, Dlrector.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17

The first reunion OF the college year
will be given ON Saturday evening
Sept 26, 1885,. In the rollege chapel.
All the old students and all friends Of
the school, both young and old, are
requested to be present. An interest
ing social time IL expected. The fol-
lowing programme will be rendered {:
Welcome address.
Music-"The Wolfe IL on the Hill. : p
Defamation, HanstOn ParsOn.
Sung. Miss Belle Daily.
Essay Prof. Jones.
DeclainatiOn-Mr. Swisher.
Musie-Medley, quartette.
DeclamatiOn-PrOf. -.
Music.
PrOmenading.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17
w,AYER'C
Cherry PeCtOraL.'

No othsr s5npiaints aro 50 ina1aioas IN thslF
attaek - thoss affecting the threat ard lunTIs
nons % trihsd With By TIE majority Of SuRsr-
en-. ne ordinary cough o. cold. resulting
perhaps from . triaing o. uneonseioul a.
posuFe, is oftsa but The beginning of fatAi
deknoss- AYER's CHKRAT PEcroRAL has
vel proven its sfhuaey in forty years' aghs
With threat and lung diseases. and should -
tAksa In AL s=== Without delay.
A Terrible Cough carsd.
HIn 1851 took severe cold, which Affected
nv lungs. had q terrible cough, and parlsd
night after night without sleep. ne doctora
gave me up. ! tried AVEH'8 CHERRT PEc-
TORAL, which relieved my lung, indneed
sleep, and Afforded ne The rest neeeaaary
for The recovery OF my strength By he
continued uae Of the PEcroRAL . psrmA-
nent cure was edectsd I am nov q yeara
old, hale and hearty, and an Eatianed yoar
CHERHN PEcTuRAL saved me.
HORkCE FAIRbROrHn"
R0okinghAn, W, July Is. iss2.
Croup. A Mother's rribuaa.
sWhIle IN the country last winter ny little
boy. three years Old. uaa taken ~ With eroupi
n aseulfd aa II he would de from EtranFu-
iAtion. One Of the family suEEusted the use
OF ATER's CRERET REcroRAL, buttle q
which uas always kept IN The houso. his
WaI tried n small and frequent 0oee1, and
% our delight IN less than half an houT he
hstie patient WAs bresthing eaaily. The doc-
cor. said that the CHERRY PECroRAL had
aavei my darliug's life. Can you wonder &c
our gratitud83 Sincerely youFn,
Mns. EMMA GEnNuT."
ID West 1esth e., New YoTk, Nay 70. iss1-
81 have used AYER's CHERnY PEcToRAL
n my family for several years, and DO noe
halltata 70 pronounce it The most onoctnaA
remedy for coughs and colds We have ever
tried. A J. CRAER-e
Lake Crystal. Mlnn.. March n. issa.
"Isuffered for eight yeaFs from Bronehit,l,
and after trying many remedies With no auo-
cesa vas cured b. tho use q AHEE'a CHA
ny PEcroRAL- JosEru WALDEN."
Byhalia, MiEl., April 8, iss2-
81 cannot say enough IN praise Of AIMS
CHEREV PTscruRAL, believing a. ! DO has
but for lts uso should long Eince have Died
frum lung troubles =. BilA4DOas-
Palestine, Tc1as, April a, iss2-
No case o. an aHcction q ne threat o.
lungs exists which cannot b groatly relieved
By the use of ATER's CuERHT PEcToRALs
and it win aiunays esss When Tie disoasa =
not already beyond The control q meaieina- %
FRKPAHED BY
DF.J.C.Aysr&CO., Lowell mass.l
"a By al DruggisA y
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17

The October number Of the North
American ReUieiO contains twenty
three articles by - many different
eontributOrs-amOng whom are an
English Cardinal, an American Ad-
miral, two American MajOr.Generals.
two American ex-MinisteFa to Euro
pean Courts, an American Artist, an
| n. Y. Assemblyman, an eX-United
States Senator, the Mayer of New
York, aud Ex-Governor a New YOrk,
two distinguished AmexiRan Men Of
Letters. and q famous American FL
Notwithstanding, ARmen, Ben But
Ter. FliE John Porter, Elihu b. Wash
hurne, VIM. WaldOsf AstOr, This first
appearance in liteFatuFe), J. B. Eustis,
Of louisiana, WIN. r. Grace, of New
York, Theodore Roosevelt. HOrstio
Seymour, f. p Whipple, Charles T.
Condor, DOFnaaR B. Eaton, aud some
others less known. There IL also q
very characteristic private letter from
Gen. Grant TO his father, written from
Milliken's Bend, just two days before
he started In the ViekbuTgC
Il h contributed by COl.Fred Grant.
Rhs Indian Chief Big Bear.
who took part In ReII's North
west Territory rebellion, has besn
sentenced to the pennltentiary for
three years.
Sol Smith RHsssli ia a Reu Play.
Sol Smith Russell, one OF the most
popular comedians Of the day, and q
great fsvOrite IN this city, has made q
wonderful success in his new comedy
drama, Felix MeMusick," which
was expressly written for him by j.
+. Brown. Of Boston.
Sol. Smith Russell e one Of the
kindiiiest and most charming Of
comedians, and the various disgniaes
he assumes In this play afford him an
excellent opportunity for the display
Of bis peculiar versatility in character
seting. Felix McKusiek" h hearth
iy enjoyed by all who Witness~si Il,
aud u furnishes such an admira bic /
vehicle for Mr.. Russell that In "a ny 1
respects Il could not be improved /
uuon. He puts 30 much Of that genu- /
Inc, hearty good humor into 70, %
much Of that hearty, pare but eapti-
vatiRg fuu. OF which he is the apostle,
that all the sentiment and hnmOF i
there are In the play ilnds its way 10
folks hearts and stays there. Ger
tainly Sol Smith Russell has earned
the title and honorable distinction he
has received from Atlantic 60 Pacific
The company engsgud b support MF-
Russell has been selected with es-
peeial attention - 10 the fitness aRd
Adaptibillty Of each individual mem-
her, an entire new repertoire 0f songs
and specialists, for which Mr.. Russell
l. 50 famous, has been introduced In
this new comedy. No one who en-
joys good heaFty laugh should fail %
secure seats for the Opera Houss next
tTas1nnrufew Eanf GA
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17

Cholera is gradually disappearing
from Spain. The disease is still
prevalent in TOulOn and MhFseilles.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17

THURspAY, IL. lI. -.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17

Rhs Indian Chief Big Bear.
who took part In ReII's North
west Territory rebellion, has besn
sentenced to the pennitentiary for
three years.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17

Dr.J.C.AysrGCO., Lowell Mass.l
Ad By ali Druggists. 80 =
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17

Two good lots in lfOrrisOn's sddi
ton. very cheap.
8S-4E. n. r. Poole.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-15
s . ~ d.

.ot4tt6sn Mngele9enbeiten 49,. Nn Der reds
TN Ssite bss 9auies Iiest bas 9artens
thor, lints mobnt Der Weiifer 8erbiaen,
ber erbitterite Getnb bes 9errn &obbed.
Ssin erbittertfer Gsin62 murmeIte id.
ga; Meifter 8srbiGen, mihen ie
wiiien, 1T elm zimmerman, iein euises
Sdsen unb 9dmmern bslditiste meinen
Serrn. gr molte baber benz unbsquemen
Ita9bar isin Saus fir uisles @sIb abtaus
fen unb i'm 10 los ;u werben iu1sn.
Meiffer 8erbiqsn aber, Der Elm sisens
iinnissr Mann 1T unb wobl au1 iein
S1df9sn i'm Grodnen bat, woate pon
bieiem gori@las nidts wiiien. Oaraus
entitanb bann elm arser Spiif. Mitten
auf BEN Martt unb in @sssnmart pieIsr
2eute baben bic bsiben Streitenben iid bic
i9redli9itsn Acknowledgment an ben Sopf
semorfen, ieit Der 3eit sriiBen ie chamber
nidt mebr. =. Was iasen sic gu u~nierer
&irde? sic 1T sroB unb i60n wie fir
bas Oorf, nidt mabr?.. -. Ssben sic bort
bas persolbete Ginborn iibsr benz runbsn
Gbor! Oas 1T bic Brauerei BON Srans
gools, Der bas bette Yisr in Der sansen
@eaenb braut. gtuas meter baben sic
bic Oslmible bss 6errn 8adsr;sel; Der III
elm rsi1er Wann.. :.
60 fubr Relis Sprintbabn fort, mir bic
peri9iebenen 9duier ju seisen unb mir pcn
ibren Bewobnern su er,dblen, bod i'd
borte nidt mebr auf iein 9si9wds. No9
buubert Sdritts, uno mir muBten bas
5aus meines Sb.ims errsi6en; weI9ss
Qoos erpartsts mid pa2 Was lag an
ben unbeiluerfinbenoen Beridten gu @ruus
be, nit benen man felt 3ust Stunben auf
mid einseitiirmt mar? War Ohm San
wirtIi9 elm ruuber, eiseniiuniser Mann?
Das idien mir serabesu unm0sli9 -.
tlnb bic Baie, bic Baie2
Sc mebr mir uns benz Sauie ndberten,
UNI 10 beftiser idIus mir bas Sers unb aIs
Der &nedt ben SdliGel in bas SdIoB
idob uno bic Gbire bsinab serduidlos
6ifnete, trat Der ansti9weiB mir auf bic
Sttrn.
gr fibrts mid, sbenio leiis auf ben
i2sben uoranidreitsnb, burd einen lanssn
Sang in elm sismIi9 sroses 3immer,
beiien suei Ssniter in BEN @ortsn iaben.
Sier mics CT auf einen Stubl unb Iasts
nit sebdmpfter Stimme:
Barten Sic bier sitisf einsn Wusen'
Bid, 6rdulein Gretchen wiro obsn ietu,
i'd MIL iie bon Sbrsr anfunft in 8enntniB
iesen.
grinst mid bod Iisber gu msiism Ons
tel, ~fliiterte i3.
Oas lit ostbotsn, mar feline antnort, er
idtdft iett pabri4einIi9, wsnisitens lit
bies isiue seuobnte Stunbe. Rur elm
wenis @ebulo, iunser Serr, has JrduIein
wirb iosleid bier iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-15
VI.

Oils Der &ne9t mid %uerIaiIen bate, JAP
i'd mid um in benz 3immer, in benz i9
mid befanb. 9iel 8emertenswsrtbes mar
nidt BARN elm Gid NIT pier StibIsn,
cine Uanbubr, elm S1rant, sinise siuse:
rabmte 8ilber, elm GROCER &amin, in benz
Elm tnitternbes 9ol3feuer brannte, banebeu
elm fleinsr Gid nit 2einen unb Ndbia9en
unb elm Seiel, bas war glaes.
9luf benz Gid Iassn elm paar Nummsrn
elmer BrineIer 3eituns. Sd wolte cine
bauon CUR 9anb nebmen, bod ba bemerfte
id elm aufsei9lasenes Bud, bas BEL ben
3eitunssn lag unb trat ndber UNI su ieben
woriiber IS banbIe. Mein Nuse fisI auf
einen Nrtitel VIII unb i9 las ni1t obne
Remembering:
9lue Geitamente unb lsete Wiuen,
wsl1e Don benz Isitirsnbsn sissnbdnbis
ssi9riebsp ober in @ssenmart zines Nos
tars unb smsier !3eugen unteri9rieben
iino, ioaen @iltisteit buben.
War mein armer Snfcl bsnn 10 trant,
oaB CT ielbit DEER gnbere i9on an iein
ba9ten2
SD iab mad benz Sitsl6Iatt bes Sudes 4;
ss entbielt in sroBen 9ettern Die @orte:
5ts9tsperbdItniiIe uno gslsss Der Staot
unb Selte Sortrpt.
5ier wuroe i3 auf9el9reGt aug meinen
Betra9tunsen bur9 ben Slang elmer %feinen,
i6arfen Stimule, weI4e i'm Sang su benz
Snedt iaste:
Sc 1T gut; bsute Mo@mittns brau9e
i'd bid nidt mebr. @eb in ben @artsn
unb p lanss nod elm Beet grbien, ss bate
i&On Dor bret Gasen ssi9eben miiien.
Ma4' Elm wenis RAID!
Oarauf trat meme Baie ms 3immer.
S96n tonnte man fie in Der Chat nidt
nennen, bic &inberpoden batten ibr @efi1t
trauris perunitaltst. Sd nabm meinen
Wutb suiammsn unb sriBte ie freunbIi@.
sic mari einsn tisfsn Bid In meme
@usen, trat bann auf mid gu unb iaste:
@iltommen, Better 5eIir; i'd babe felt
LANCER 8eit sspiinidt, bid tennen su lsrs
men unb frsus mid, Dir bic 5anb briiden
gu tonnen. Seit swei sSabren i9on iu9te
i9 Ohm San 3u ibsrreben, bid aus benz
gonss S~uriid5unebmen, IS siemt ii9 ia bod
ni9t, baB mir feline Ylese frsmbsn, islblfs
ii9tisen Msni9sn iberlansn. Nun biif
bu ba, mir ju belfen, mir woIen wsttsifsrn
IN 2iebe unb treuer Gorge, UNI bic letten
Sabre unieres armen Obeims 10 srtrdsIid
ais bentbar gu MAIDEN, nidt wabr2
Sd wuBte nidt sIei@, mas i9 antuorten
ioGte.
sic alio babsn unisrm Sntsl ssratben,
mid 81 ii9 ju rufsn? itammeIte i9, bafir
bin i'd Sbnen uOm SsrSeu bantbar, mein
Srdulsin.
SrSulsin? @arum ni6t gar! Nsnns
mid Suie @rst9sn unb bu, i'd werbe Ssts
ter 6eIir 81 Dir iagen.
SIT benn Der Sntsl iebr trant2
Nein, bas fanu MAI ni5t lassn, er lei.
bet an Der @i9t nrb on einem SuBibel,
Sas binbert i'm absr ni9t Su e1en uuS su
trinten pie Elm seiunbsr Msni9. Sssi
i3ldft er, bu pirit nod cine babe, piel:
lei9t cine gauge Stunbe warien miiieu,
sbe bu i'm iisbit, benn in Der Mittassrubs
ssitOrt su wsrSen, fam CT ui9t usrtrassn.
Sd muB mid an bic @rbsit MAIDEN; io'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-15
(Tortietuns fOIst.)

= Der betm Yoitmeiiter Sa5s in Gems
bebienitete PoitsrpsSitpr SObaun
Roller bat mebr ais 1000 Il. Yoltselosr
uuteri9Iasen unb wurbe pom S9wursss
seri4t su Il Sabren i9wersn ssrtsrs psrs
urtbeilt.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-26
Dividend Notice. No. 5.


A dividend (No. 81 of two per cent has been de.
ciHred ON the paidup stock of the Alturns Water
Company. The same Will be payable On the 15tt
instant.
The transfer books will be closed from tie 18th
to the 18th, inclusive, of each month.
A. j. MCGOWAN, President.
ALEX. WILI.MAN. Secretary.
Haley, Idaho, december j. 1884. ol4yI
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-26
Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF c. C. MORT, DECEASED.
Notice is he reby given by the undersigned, J. NJ.
Burkett Administrator Of the estate of q. G. Mort,
Of Bellevue, /. r., deceased, to the creditors of,
and all persons having claims against the said de.
ceased. to exhibit them with the necessary vsuch.
ers within four months after the first publication
Of this notice. TO the said Administrator 1t HALEY
in the county of Alturas.
Dated 1t HALEY, l. T., March 20. 1855.
J. NJ. BURKETT,
Administrator of the Estate of C. c. Mort, de
ceased. mao