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The Dickinson press., 1885-01-31
A satire on Eulogies.

"Gcm1en, i'll one rcspek Brulder
Slnwson was a far to medium man. II
he borryed half Il dollor to 20 to do
circus hn'd pay it back outer money dat
his wife Armed ut dc waahbo'd. De poo
ncber turned away from his doah empty
handed. He piticd dc sorrows of q big
tramp and let his wife go bar'futtcd an
his chin hungry. Tic was kind hearted,
but hllns behind on his pew rent. He
was philanthropic, but he had to dodge
his butcher. He was kind fadder, but
he has got two OF the wlst boys in de
State Of Ohio. He was II lovin' husband,
but he was content to sit aroun'de gro
cory an let his wife support do family.
While we may say dat we am sorry death
has come to sever tica an bring changes,
VIC have no occnshun to remark dat the
world will be any de wuss off,"-De-
troit Free Press.
The Dickinson press., 1885-01-31
Mccullough ard His Man 1Eoa"

AI-@s ~ Bot ts.na-atG t,=.,e:s ka1wa
as 'MGCasi@-ga 5 BIZ q. j.. ~: gov
eeaa@s*' ..tss&s:. aaI :.s.* a@.ss-- VIZ.
--@ .9ss-..sss:a rsz.., bya Las. q wss--
;ssss: sas s1n ardent. a..G :sesaas..a4es. gets
2 s.stlh: s@> ..teA nra hoard, when .ae
gsTsn-n' Viii as~sa&.ge a3..- Eas h. ::
a.w&1s saltsa hae:1, s@. h. &1.9w. My.
M@CslsGg.afa WAS 81 ~s!l, /. ".
s~-ss9sgs4r s>.a.4ia. No.. hi: w4ss.-ol:,
aaa j. ~seail9 ssn:2 . variable: d.ess4.,
ss+as as nnts>.S1ass .s.~ns~sn1aa.A.Y. arg soe-
R!':", ~ s..:.ai-e: y! III: Yal1s: ~.
saa"1 ls:s rs.as,
"iea s~saaeaans. NJ. Moc41iorya
t.ara1 'l.gaa%s'as. ~: B4s.oa s~as=4,:.s ~
Mar Asti*fs>af: 'f~ast;4aa.aa' Well, II.
Mnr.lag II 80. t&ar ". aaic:. 81. gu1-
cf.gs "a: ~ LcaTs. .'i.w ie.ss ~, ...s.
Haa Es5 st1ras.i 40 ,a>s.sr >se ~gsss:
:os "a%ti a.a ~: yna*-ng- ~*.unar.i7
dismissed kiaa snld ajm 70 ~ ~ AID
:.sT:s *th" :..* saG<: ass&... Bob scr.
a@a? aad i14m-a1is4s..9 aoaya. Billy
Cnfs.e.. : %:.ota he related iii. ~sa.s.or-
saas, In sii.d tor gpoi ao#,' SID lie
"-ta ss:zfa u ~. e4a3. "T..a e~o1ar.ar.
awful mad Eoa..ct k...w b:.se:r, I'D
81 30 told Bob ~ ~ i.9ass and sleep
nas.! afternoon and then cy5aa. bank nd
500 hisn.
"1a ths meantime the 'a~pTesnor' had
started for Eo:to.. #!.hoa. taking Il ut
ri ~asds>b.. %33 "a: IN q h.erriii. L: stem
10 kaew #ha.A u: sao1!d do. ,MM. An
des*Dh, ~hn Va. u. tic train, :uggam.4J
that the next day t.t:Y cp3ld get up
early aai " ~ some co:tumef'a in Eo.-
t1a, ed gat a:A:sF.itg t:a4t "n1ld do.
hi. didn't please: .sfac much, for he j.:
not ar cssy !aaa ~ e., rnI know, bIs
he thought saa. VA. the be., thing ti@.
cDnld be G,aG. He reached Boston in
~ n~nea"GabIe frame of mind, AID
pu. ap Ut the Trenton House"
"Whefe w. Bob I'll this t.uetH
"Ifold IN and III! tell ron. En.b vent
home a..d slept. and vent ~ gee Conner
in the ai:.rason I'LL right. Conner told
him to get tngathcr G"er.thing the 'goY-
ernor' you'd ~a1it il 'Ingomar,' and tn
20 IL EoatGa on tho night train, and %
n the 'goYsrnor' q: hi. hotel in the
morning $. though nothing had iap-
pealed. Bob did ~, and when the sgoY-
:FNof caats ho"a cary laE A.Z. morn
ing there Vas Bob sitting st the foot u
the stairs. Hello. Eob,' said Mr.. Nc
CnllonHii, have you got everything all
right for "Ingomar:a'
"'Yss, sir, replied he, Just AZ you
told me, sir
"You ought to hear the governor
tell the story. When saw Bob sitting
there that morning. says he, Il felt that
/ could have put ny arms around him
and Rugged the Scotch cnss.'"-Sation-
III Republican.
The Dickinson press., 1885-01-31

It u I. Is .lnlnsion II ~ Paul.
sLa has da2steI his tins fur ten
7e,ts il placing farm mnitgages in the
hutth vest. ~tefnIes in Efatlslfeet's Jour
nal. mn statements III Mr. ttabk
Willsesni IL ,egarI h farming and
fatm innflaa9es il ti,is %sr"tinn, iiattirz
ulatl7 il Dakota. where VIII tsnh says
III is .hi9 ii Iticsti"n IT ii little lime
When Nie7 ffaiiirisJ viii benDine in
lnaniisIiel under The burden If lI,ese
muttnhnas Aftat stating tlinL Wilke
snii i4alst kn1w ti,at Minnesota also
eateinis h",Ll ~ tile british line, aud
is. therefore. within tle same lines If
latitude aud must uf iieat ssil7 les sui,
jedi 1" like "liihati" conditions, MI,
Johnston ,nakes this ieinafl. able slate
iiieiit Az l,icsniit We liiys nearly ftvr
Thousand al U'ess mortgages IN our
bnnl;s, The average 1T all ii,s loans wn
have made IN minnesota aud Iowa is
less Than ~ All haref bf tlipss we haze
PLACED II, Dakota. The n*niugr is but it,
tbs over ~ ali hcir, Now tnnrl: our az
pa,ini,ne III Ills business, Ws carried
'tr l"ans through the depression fol,
loving 1874 and the lass ii rf6psih tho
northwest or6asioneI 10y a,aasl,nprsrs
III 1876 II aud ~. hndup tn this tins
have tevet losL mo dollar, I!ut this il
not pil Dnf inisiest, as II whole, iias
not Leon paid ." promptly In ten yeatH
as " has beer ppid this winter"
The Dickinson press., 1885-01-31
Ghshu sassaas " HnxAus.

Sew 7ntt iits'isi the mar sm.ng u,s nsh
Eustta' '.ihpsnies nas nsaei MIN, hsw 1igDf,
aud assumed a tr,te Aitst.njnn sste.t tl.ah
syef lhs Hai,hditg Aihetitan ta'kel t,,ihuA
NJ. mjs'h IL Tie m.e ssaihst which The mar is
~saeh w VIC |hsf t'dhi.ailias. ia aide, ~
",ti,t.slit ~ e,'si liz continuation. las sent unt
s't,t'iiat ih'is 'f1siine se''n,l cabin snHatnnnn
Hsti'ns y, H',se purchasing stestals h"tsts
Ia sih lie stretsns is HI lie used
ft freight Tbs Tam jfamlnig Inc.
Nc 1tfest 'rthtetihn ~ tho tanket
t,htt.au1; has teIii,s nI its sieeians is's H. ~.
snd uisn the ~ commission h. agEnis is dc
dnttsI. Nts "thl.ai1 1nlr IL, ei7es ~ fni Ito
ttaiist pm taliui, and insihtanai..n ~ All adult fnt
al isast eighteen ID ~ The lied Hiai amt
Utttj lihs las ISSUED y .ii,tiint saying Hot lis
ta'as fr"m Hem 1'tk h, hhtnaft. :" fran
Ah,nett ~ Sew 7"iI. had een isiu.aI Il, $40,
will, 81 'thntnissi III Although, ihe Firth
fef,nan t,ln3l las ieIu'e1 lis iates d, SO
Win 81 commission. ~ eff.It is Icing made
I, s.tu,s passengers "a freight pays much
letLet
The Dickinson press., 1885-01-31

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1%a '.:L /. - i.t.asl~.. - -: t.s...
>s..~s :a=: s:.s :.m.As st.ay :t.e ,.sss
:~s4, s"tat. rasts :.,s taa.A ., rt4sa: ::
y: f'=s. oa< ..aes ss.s! wasar.s <,ss-
i~#.s. :2,a. tetetn5.@, II l:7:. Il VS.
,@5! :: .4asS :, t~s.Si.e! h3gs,@t :,&s il.
E":ss .: H.s 7esfs s,<:,= a.as.::.a.s<1 Il
tst.ast; sstaa /rs y. ep. = ta.$hs. st.a
A.ss i@s :"st:h yest X r,s~ .a.ly hs:
Aes.:s 8 E..s..a.
The Dickinson press., 1885-01-31

M Mii"kla. sdit,t If tbs tAi,1nn Times,
has mhi,isi hIiae. d~anghtet Ut James I'Ayn
J"seII, Anderson. Mays L%t.ti,e,. is 1n. af
lie popular 1n,ihg tnen il t"tninn sDeiety this
uitLEf
DIV t~'aliis,h If Pennsylvania Mil ei,Let ti,s
Epis,ntal ministry al HIS dlDss Ut his gpLaf
tiainiial ieitH
Tbs nomination IT as fiayai t,atei Wright to
d ss'',ii1 lintilenane5 IL lie infaitiy liz opposed
al, Tho ground 1T ills:aliiY
Tie Sow Orleans ",ttot, e,ai,hhgs will LOAF,
Mai Etike s'ai.Hh with Which, 10 gel lilo ei
position out If lie financial hole
Mrs. tlail Hopkins says het now house. IL,
ttteal i:artingtpu, Mass ia u, @,st but " 900.
90. not vi, 1i.HN. as published
lGstihastata Commissioned jain II t~tusssli
iiGyaitnn. Miun H. n fountain. Mingusyilla,
Mont William Gfaaaet. unwhHyille, Wis
Ntitiai, troops had u hard night with tho forces
at tho Maliii. winning a victory sud l66Hihg
sevefal 'iIl ssts. among Wliotia WAS lol, 1tnrti
Ally. Ut " ilids IL Khiva"tatne,
Capt 7, H. Matduin. editor 6f The Kattuoh
panturtat of tallettsbntg, Ny WAS assaulted
hY ali unknown l'e'sah aud lott f6t dead III the
street tis i~sjaiiss ate not fatal,
The Dickinson press., 1885-01-31

U'.Aas. >.g"sn. * satisfied u::i. tis
ta''s1 ss.e7s!y ms>js ty s.e.t ses IN
t""z's & :@@ @sess ssg,. .as i.sgis
!as.ss IL :h,as ;::aasss =aa.1lzs>1 t.a esa
~l..<2H.@M.: Il w>tke9. i. .5,eYMs! uutk
Afsst . -, Mi4. II tns system. CT
i@Safss s@7 his: Et,e r,as las hos. d.1.s
:;iy ~, tens hesiet N.sh uAet. il vas
'it@,e i7 msA &t.3 t.,s7ana M.t,anisl
II. @tss t.as ie ass aa7at examined al
e..4%l A',g.i.et - ta!!< -. :sse ;tt.u. CT
..xs So! .se:a.ts
The Dickinson press., 1885-01-31

tae Sans. Eeapss taaey lsaass, tue ssssea:Elt-
saaa had ssssssassaa M gsasis.sg beg caa.ass
.seSaas aas anN was ssassats so sis,s no show
hey ssssaae4asa1aaaas, @%AlAragst{a.s. =" sass
ssss Who Mas present n was a e1s.ssl.si1s
s~sss.ssas = psssaaa a~aaaahsg.s Dvaas.sss
s'Haas person Will casssrr ii. rT..:ys ks no
AK. 80 au.as. asat half q sssz.,a .. as.o,.s
ssatasHassa saw sas whole caaasaas. as.sa
fsasas :sa as 40 daasshS allow. Il.
The Dickinson press., 1885-01-31

Gaaaitte Hhlnrn!e. tL.a neu anaAsthetje.
uhi"ii inAtiGnes tht>,r~.s Air8stess .Hi1
III the l~.st!ltf ii his s.i5 l., winch is
is applied. Is ntttsisg iAtY attj7. nse,
Ji.e aelliAg n. Net4raj Grants tunpue
mhiAji u is feared Mag Ls ,snrei,,,s
has Lssh afeatjy ,edue.Ai b7 NE. nss ii
Ills ness fsMsd5, 4 physician II Vi
ef.na. tr flaisnli. declares il,at it, viii
a;iEs tsttdi9 std j.ainIsssi7 ti,t. sftc.ts
II lad latits III ths esHsssi7e tise ii
nn1j,hins and ai"nLaI The t'i.aijenl"
is det,ti7ad Il H.e drug IN i.e luna,
shd HE terrible hsf111s lr,stthti.i,
whiab has always tylI.weal Tie ,.Lan
dnhiHhnt ii uese stimtlahl. is tte
7entad w h~3inisft"in injeetins IT ca
Gains filnii1s 4 0i,e is eIfeete.i il,
len days the drug. Lnneae, is yei
~espthsi7e.
The Dickinson press., 1885-01-31

!s.sa fsss va A+s < .~s.t."sqss9,
- = a.: -A,@ ~ :.s-sss y. @su y..a<
~: sons*@srsz =. 49, :g.sss - s..= :as
er.~. sS.#4~'s ;H,t@.* va So, ar.~.a.ss ~
-. l|s.. tJ[. ~ sM..s os,.a u .s4.
s<'>.@ ~ > raj s.-.vg x y. .n =
7est IA: t.sY>. =. a..as. as.s~a.as IL
~. s.'se:. 49,: s#+.~.a <.~>.,sf...s y.
The Dickinson press., 1885-01-31
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- vs. .a=.t.s ~ 's,% ,e.tt..aSe n.+tt issfs a!
n.a tNg:S.s:s.e - A!,4.1 DS.;@t tt.nsa t....A
shs'! U:.s.An M=:us.. Etst;s AZ .as ,....,e ~
M.A ats4. MS. .sst! ~ a.s i's..s....sn members
Il! IN .sI,s.&%a.. 5 u.sa n,,. pt.a.I IL. lp!...t
2. :..s s'sx. ~. .ass nf4. nt..-a ,ssi ~. . lis
.:a.s II. a. psf, Ii,a !.a.ihSstm n.
Erst:s nss se,'.n.e: ,y '@s,=r..s &t@sIi,
t.t<A. s:aa L&t.:aI. a:.G ASSENT. IN en N,t
~. st4t i'm a$HG. fstH !:.:t.a4 issue. i11i
T. N..t'tH.. M. ~ .s.tk. ~. ~. mss - ..t.,;al ~
AssAthh.?iash VI ~i5.a$.As tsa:. Hs'A1 named
ts.+ t,*tAy " ht..e" f&s.sjha ts..ts:stte!
j.tsE. !a,sss, : - ..'.t: .. j.fAs,s. a:si s5t.Ss. ~
:&,.a ~ 'sA !<,s4t A.<s.. an. t|f.t.s.., s,s.
s..ss ~ '2tta u E,&tts JA.A t.st.a. s~esf.!stt:
ss ''"..us t'%t:s 81. M.}u.n. -. ~t,e;.eu. ::
u. .ts...s ~ H@a t~sftau., ss,<a..ls.. ~
f,sf. N.sit;. az .s.A,nsfs.H II g,stis u4s
AsEa .t.sA:n@.i.s. &t.1 mr. ~.s3'ts zt.;.stt.i
jAs tt.u.iha@tf. a.,.s aieA. ss:is:&nt!t.n ~ 81.
,.sAtuts
Us..issa Ms.gs!. Eyss:s u.s. l.tA il E.s.rn,
Fsh 8. .:!'' III nss u.s s.n ri jafs5aj.D
Et+tts. itt$s4ttt 4"a ~at~s;~s@ii.g se,ts;siy
al ""e Atn.t:.sh t.-l: ~ A'taia..ss .Hefs IN
fsts:xn t~.:ssi.s.s lie ss-GaA.Si >: Isls "a
!eIe n. s's:I. s;tt.iA2 n $40 Usttsil !sn s'....
htdtt ji.3as 80. st92 j't.f tastieat stt; pAs
s<su.i;tel y. ~ i.at ~ So IA. ia IA In
!:%a H. "&s sittta:'e': .:at..:7 tts.te.i s:;ahs
a's't3'. ~sk1thsy Il. %%u l.ts NY. mi..sh pr
slsi'a. IL. i,..a :.4t yast. Il. SIC M;esAhn.A
hjsi ~ itts1seti Aaltsa i.t.hs,i, n i.s,
siritg ~ i'9s:. NJ Etstis mss ttJteits .,4In
sel fn W. ie;ehpssn. tn.m tbIy II. 49,.
~ Inc '&sss ~ J":s.s'Ms slit.ii;s.tstasb ts
uas stlIfas7 gsEsta. NJ ~" f.iiea i:tan.s
IL ~; he uss s,Hitse! fa ms tIh;'@I ;:taks
i.eftaa As st:tt.Asi "a atbittsipu IN tns Ria
i.st.a 'isitas - f,e..eta lie aas he ssi.:,,.
r.a,.sei teisins, w Hem? Mart t:ee.i.t. in
t.s - ts5. i".uajf ty Ue.1.te Iiibn. Hs
his: II "A.'h iss'el sis nsa,fh< 1he mast
The Dickinson press., 1885-01-31

Deputy United States n. Il James w.
halfway of Helena received ~ .L,ssage Sunday
from X. Bcidlor of Benton, stating that William
hftson milsn above tho mouth of Arrow crock.
II WAS not known by what tribe. Arrow crook
IL about thirty miles from Benton, toward tho
HuHnclshcll.
The Dickinson press., 1885-01-31

Wv g#s ra#.sassis s.sp14aaa.ts -
.er: e>a,saG2".s g.<.:. saoess .Aw
Fr3sgtr:.: ss.4 >.,.assy. So. :t.s .::s1... III,
H., .l.r. ~. :s.ss ..a.,a.say
The Dickinson press., 1885-01-31

FIRM tsest.s,sh!atjAst.sfa'e sYs .ih.t
@fsas.tr,f, i.aS I.asn se<ei.el i. tsss:a
J"s ."tt.naf7 at.A @ss.a>fltnsfg espsa
aEste :.s !;:::;ts@i.eI kt.a SIN. .t&ayJ,
~. HiE. w...st :: M ef.>fn.aats sun.
~ist. H.e 1sa q. ii liz rntpi.s.aa is
tsssa, iat> .>A.s2letatl9n. This sim is
n.a.4j7 !aaa >4s fv military past,ssz,
JAe peasants sfs nA@t.is ~ I.#y ns
tef%as@l sad Lana tasas. i.% ,4ist>us
dates ata aisbilng less. Mutph mast
.; ths 1astes hars heen increased, sud
general h.stta,senE ,elgAs n~.t~sghut..
tAs eA.tite Ihs na.l-sal Iei,h 81 taa.
@t'ss II; s.s 7est aggtegates ~. III. aG1.
orr and pstat Is n"ase. it, Is jn4.sasinp
ratser titan decreasing.
The Dickinson press., 1885-01-31

je<:.k = M'ttjl u: y@e.na.a.. * Ill.
nl''ssA ~t-n;ae'i nsates ssA.1n H. Will
10 7. 3ea<s a 4ge Aast Ars3i, ns las
As<! 50 ta.a 't.s."t9.ss se1Y'sa -. C~n.
gie>S as aai5et n.aym Eet.t.a. saI A.a.y
q ta@h m .aa 5: jues4A. ~ ,su}.!a.t
H. IL :.s~ neaA IL Gw.g.ess s:Me
i*.1 Tx "=s = mesALe, u tax i..gse
IRA. A-a: ;.@sf.i rt.:.l !;t.1 liz HIS
hsst. Il. :.@ sst.a*A e9et s.aen H. t.as
haes. se4e4.f.y fe-e.ea:e<t =" sAt.A3.es
sAaAtasal ban. II !A stt.sli ays T..
ss sflI u ts.@s sssm As ~1.ll hs II
7=sfs t.1i Ij}s ~"tt1 a.se ..3m . ,s>s
@fi u ~ 7easis IN E,ngts.s I1.!s Is >
hasa4t ~ss.<.s.! Il "~..sl:.H ri: .es 7ise si.as.
Aa7 tt.A hSs ,e: Mat;s il oar A.lst.ay.
The Dickinson press., 1885-01-31

Hunters era already nlaylhg tho dear at
great ratio In tho vicinity of Kettln river. Ill
estimated tint ti,pin afN from yU ~ $40 eur.
nsnacn hung up In Tie woods near that place.
awaiting shipment IN tho time arrivon whom
Tho laws Ut tho slaLa will permit door " 10
killod
The Dickinson press., 1885-01-31


feSA1E The Gl,aif laid before tbs senate
Mr. Vests resolution. hetstnfDrn offered, ~
nntl,afizs The SECRETARY nj u,n inh1i.f IN ascsr,
tain ht1i What terms tho GrrnL aud ;:stninnls
Indians mhild surrender their remaining i'll
ttisst il Mo OkIhlNtna lands,
MI Plumb nf1,tt,l IL substitute requesting HE
tfFsidfht ~ tmhit ns speedily hs possible int.
Fg'tiilti"h NH such Indian ttibr: a. tnny tc
III possession Ut mars lands tlihU GtiDtipu Ia
give saeh hsad Ut ii family ltj actts, MN, a
SihW " using such surplus lands fot actual
settler. only This snbstitutg hlsn requests Ill,
tt5slhtht 10 act III III" matter hs si,nsdiIy Ms
possible. and report IL congress such p.Gp1-
sil1iis rs hs nhy isesiys.
hfthf further dGLhta. The resolutions of
Msssts. Vtst II 1uinb wri. fsfafrGi ~ li,s
committee On InIihn hftmi,s. I1,s sGiiaLs went
INTO t1sfnti1s session. aud reviewed thn fnl-
lowing nominations: Einhfori u Gi,nlll1,
LJtiislhtia, thctnbGt ut ths t,htiniini board Ut
h"hiih; fhiriis - F0ptn. minister resident,
and tohstil general Ut tiis tinit11 ktates al
Eotehi hrls"n A. fulniha. Michigan,
consul Of tic TINTED states, Aiiek
land Capt hlthnn Rock mnlI. assistant 4nnr-
h'fthhst"r. =" bs inhlrf mud luhft"tfnhsfafi An
dtsm H. Dtnlst. hsm y nk. judge nf tbs court
Ut commissioners Of Alabama claims; John Il,
Hnrtrahft, eoll.ch,f Of customs, district 1f
Ihiladrlll,ih; William +, sihrls. Pennsylvania,
chlnef ct the mint. Philadelphia,
tbs srtnt, In srcfst srsniot, continual tho
discussion III thr Sicalhy tinH treaty, Hnunior
Edmtii'tls concluded ii hl,enci, IN favor ut rnti,
f~cntion commenced several days ago, aud No
fns M stifTnGG Indications hrG yinibln tho liunl
conclusion Of this question remains III tho dis,
lnht future
HOUSE, Mr. Hhtd. ns II ptivrlngnd question,
offered n preamble and resolution fsciting tint
certain bills. hpltnpiintinE money from tho
treasury. originating III tho nni,hti iti.' now on tho
sj'shkef'a table. i"getl,nr with Tho ulait oi,tnn.
li"hnl hill hiih ,nnny others. and that. IL In nssnrtrt
that tinss bills iiO IN yiolntion of tbs privilege
Vt Tho house. ~ exclusively n~rigihnts bills tor
Tho raising Of rnyrIns. aud directing tl,s ju-
lifihty G,thtiittnr Ia inquire into The power Ut
.ia senate Ia o,iginatn IL iii nptrntrlnling
fevet,tia md 10 report tn tho l,n,inp NJ my ti,up.
aid on this table An evening ncsnio, was
,rld for tho cotsilsru.ion Of pension hills,
Eari, house ipcniynil an IL lfnsatt from thu
SILK Culture Association oF tho Cuitod HiAtrs ni
American tins mad. or silk grown In tliin coui,
Try, aud adopted u resolution accepting tho
git
The Dickinson press., 1885-01-31

husi ta sss fran banks. Tbs ayAilabls cash bal
ah,e m Feb gives tfntniss at ssGss1ins
siA5.rtt.hn. II 'ntplns s,,ffieiet,tly iafgs " Wal,
,e,,t ths saetrtatY nf tps treasury &, Issue
Haii tor Is t,st dent bonds
rls WesklY ti6neet Press Ut Jan, 18th, pre-
sei,ts in its ''Galssy nf Ganins" sstiss tsrsta
N, Tho Future u HE Arctic Exploration. " by
tisnt Grossly sf Ihs teGsit Franklin hay I'll
petitirh. on Ghinsse HDtion, now be,
sieget Il, lhs Malrli's forces At Hhaf.
t,uth. Wy Charles GI,aills t>hg. his fGttnss
0l,iaf Ut staff, ahd Di tbs hegisALGd but imrDt,
taht Lahis Ut i.ail1t's creek, ut tho ei1ss Ut ths
campaign aiont Iti"iinuid, by III bpsakGi
Eeifsf Tie instailmst,t tltH.ls IN current and
peithhi1i,i ihtstrst any ynt pflntsi IN tho SERIES
which has attracted ~ much attsi,tiDn.
John !. iniliyan Of i:Dslon IL laid up viii, n
htnkea, hsal aud bad bruises snesivsd willis on
h spree lie continues to keep tnOfs 0f less
drunk most hf the Tins, aud On his return
friin New Ynil hs ihdal god III nj, npt0atiDns
~1ebhinl, lfs YisitH1 several saloons during
tits morning. aud i'httpltnnn t,i1o fwood reports
ti,at III the afternoon hn hired Il sphh
uf horses for h drive While on t.aaG6u sttSst
tic lrptsns bssaina ftlgl,tansd, and ~ la WAS
not III d I'll f"irliti"n IL manage them they ran
away. throwing him rtnth tho ~vslilela, lilo WAS
seysiaiy out about the head, and feeaivid other
~injniira Tho vahieie WAS smashed long before
tic horses were stopped.
young man wlhaa raal hAms Ia Otto Funk
was arrested nj ci,icag0. having In lls posses
sion = latg. nuinbrt uf bo6ka stolen from this
public library, The hooks wars seized ri his
tssidenee aud wota found Ia ls IN large boxes
I1,nn. boIas were removed u tho new city hal
building. when Tho discovery WIS made u,sI
Among tl,sm waia iivs or niI Internal ms
chimes containing dynamite, ANY one OF which
was sufficient ~ blow up tho ertifn building.
CONSERVATION fnighed al the police hAadqunr
tors when tho discovery WAS ,nado. The Slate
menl is ,nnda hy Tho police that II ono Of tho
machines hAd ~ pl"tal. ita force would have
certainly demolished tia atty hall building snt
ooaaainiied f~fightful loaH Of life.
The St. Johns herald., 1885-08-13

The Land Grant of this Company, m alternate sectioDs extends entirely the l errltores o New Mexico and Arizona, between the 34th aho ,6tb degrees of north latitude is 65o miles Ions and So miles wide and includes some ot the pes orazing lands of both Territories. In the valleys are many desirable ofagrlcuitura land' sus- cep,ible of irrigation. sufIciency of water mas been found wherever cattle and sheep have been grazed. and large herds have been grazed m the country ever since the coming of the Mexicans Wells have been sunk and good water has been obtained.
 A stream of mnning water the San Jose, rlseS near the summit of the Sierre Madre, and runs 7s n,;Jes eastward to the Rio Puerco, and the compa- nv's road follows the whole length of It's valley There are numerous fine valleys opening into the valley of :he San Jose, ianked by grassy and woo ded hills, upon which there IS an open growth oi small cedar and pinon here IS anei' nslVe bel of good pine timber the mountains, near the railroad and good springs are found on both slope of the Sierre Madre. There IS large coal field west of Fort Wingate which has been fully cX- plored and which will afford labor fora large pop uIation there are also coal deposits the eastern slope of the Sierra Madre. Many varieties of bul- ding stone are found in great abundance along the line of the road.
 In Arizona the grazing areas are supplied with good water, and the United States Surveyors, who made the official surveys of the country, say they are as good if not better, than those of Wyoming and Montana The Navajo Indians grow corn without irrigation, in the vareys of the Puerco ot the West, on the Company's lands, and in the val lev of the Little Colorado, also on the line of the road good crops of corn, sorghum, oats. barley, and garden vegetables are grown by irrigation, the finest of potatoes, oats, wheat. barley and gar den vegetables of large size and fine quality have been successfully grown without irrigation on
The St. Johns herald., 1885-08-13
10000, 900 ACRES OF LAND FOR
 Sale in New Mexico and Arizona.
THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.

the slopes of the San Francisco mountains.
 On these mountains there IS extensive timber belt diversified by beautiful valleys and parks, with good water and wonderful canons throuhg which the road passes. In fact the whole of the country traversed by the road IS very picturesque and beautiful, and many towns are being built along its route,
 s s,coo feet above the sea, and the passes of the Sierra Madre and the San Francisco mountains,in Arizona. have elevations of 7,3oo, witha depres- sion at Winsow, the Little Colorado, where the altitude is 1000 feet ;the climate IS mild and saiubrOus. Cattle and sheep gTaze throug bout the year ard do not need to be sheltered grain fed during the winter. The nights cool during the summer.
 The Company IS now prepared to make sales of its grazing lands in quantities of 5oooo acres or more. at prices ranging from one dollar tor less for larger quanttIes,) to one dollar and a half an acre, upon payment of one-iouIth the purchase value at date of contract of sale, the remainder in payments as may be agreed upon, bearing six per interest and irrIgable agrI- cultural lands in tracts of forty acres more.
 The belt of the Atlantic Paclhe Railroad and Grant includes the only available grazing land in the country south of the Missouri River that can be purchased in large areas; and the section of country through which this road passes will become the best beef producing region oi the United States.
 Maps of the Land Grant will be forwarded on application and properly accredited persons desire ing to inspect grazing lands. with view 10 pur- chase and establish stock ranches, will be gwen facilities for that purpose
 J. A. WILLIAMSON, THos. s. sEDCWICK,. Lara SInnEissisnsy IaSG Heenf, S7 Milk St., Boston, Mass
 Albuquerque, N. M.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1885-08-01
LIKE A WHITE MAN.
The Difference In "a Candidates Conduct
Before and After Election.

Before and After Election.
look heah," said old Mason, ad.
dressing his wife, Il tole yer ter quit
,oc'atin' wild dem railroad niggers.
Yer mus reckoleck dat yer husban' is
er jestice O. dc peace
Il doan kere eff yer is" his wife re.
piled, lit wuz de railroad niggers whut
'lected yer. While de 'citement o. de
'leckshun wuz gwine on, yer tole me
ter pay all de 'tention could ter dem
niggers."
Oats all right, Liza, but look heah.
De thing am different now. Den de
sitywat on wuz full O. 'ziety an on
certainty. Now de clouds am dun
passed erwav. Len de hoe cake wuz
er cOokin'; now it am cooked. VIII lie de
dough am on de baker, it am necessary
fur ter keep up er hot fire in de stove.
but arter de bread am done. it am fool
ish ter keep on er pokin' wood in de
stove. So now. Liza, Jest letde stove GIT
cool. When we gifts hongry ergin. we
ken build up anoder fire.
Oats all right. Mason, but eff yer
breaks de stove an filings de pots an
pans erway. how yer gwine ter cook
when yer does git hongry ergin. Yer's
fiingin' erway dem pots in acton dc
way yer's doin'.'
Liza, yer knowledge is mighty fine
an yer fosofy is good; yer gogafy is
fust-class an grammar is high up in de
p cturs, but femme tell yer: hab made
up my mine ter ack like er white man
in DIS matter; yer know how he do.
Doan reckernize de men whut 'lected
him. Oats de way he do.'-Drake's
4rareLers' Magazine