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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-24
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len mir Sbuen uniere Inli6t ni6t
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auf bas ein5elne Sbier, als auf bic
gefammte @attung anfommt.
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man bod tpeiB, nit mem mans gu tbun
bat. Ser Gerfafer beg Nrtttels, ben
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bas Sic urts beiflgen, angeitri9en ba=
ben, beriu6t fi6 an uns gu reiben. Sat.
len Sic ibm bod bas tinoli9e 0ergnh,
gen! Sen 0ortpurf 5es Mangels an
beut19=nationaler @eiinnnng lafen mir
NIT Seelenrube iiber uns ergebet, neil
er mns ni9t trift. Wir tperber lrts bas
&e9t Der freien &ritit aller politii9en
Worgdnge ni6t perfimmern lafen-et=
%1erlei, Db es ben 8ismards 2ataien aui
beiben Seiten beg Oceans gefdGt pbet
ni9t. Man brdu9t bic biftorii@e 8e.
beutung beg 6eutf9en &an3lers ni6t 81
unterl9dben, UNI ft@ bod Elm ofenes
Wuse fir feline S9pd9ert gu bepabreu
unb glei@5eitig bic @efabr gu erfennen,
in tpel9e bas beutf6e 8olt bur6 ben
entnerbenben 8ismards& ultus gerdtb,
Mu9 briben in Seuti6lanb 1T es ia
Wtooe g%sporben, Seben; Ser mod eine
eigene ueber5eugung bat uub Der bieielbt
ausfpri6t, NIT benz Sitel x&ei9sfeinoA
gu belegen. Warum iolte fi9 bieie,
noble 8rau9 ni9t au6 bierber Der
p~flan5en laRen2 Nlio, pie gelagt, laHel
Sic bic 2eut9en nur reben, uns thu
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bieiel SIN nebrigen e%ep6bnen Sic ft
t6 bic bdBli9e Mobe ab, .a1onnme gu
ienbungen in bic Welt gu f@iden. 9a
1T ni9t "fair''.
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Muerlet.

- Bel q. 3. Granf an aIamo
pla3a fino per grpreB bon Stem Sort
llene &lsiberfOfe ei~nsetroffen. Die
Sa9en fnS bcbelegant urb iebr gez
i1madboG.
Sci 8erg Station fanb man Ell
men Mteritaner nit elmer S6uBuunbe
i'm &opfe. Ser 0erpunbete giebt an,
er lei bon mebreren Nmeritanern ats
gegrife1 uno gei9ofer tporben.
Die Granbturp bat lire Grbeiten
bolenbet. Sic be16mert 56 in ibrem
benz &i9ter tbergebenei1 Beri6t, bah
3eugen, Del6e Dor ber SurD erl6ienen,
bdufig bon ben N~bpotater bearbeitet
tpurben, ebe fie 3eusniB a~blegten.
Der GigarrenmaGer 8. Gilman
in 9ufin tpurbe i'm gunbesgeri6t iiber=
fibrt, bic an ben gigarrenfifen befinb
li9en Stamps ni@t aerlt6rt unb bieiel<
ben GiHen mebrmals benubt au babeu.
= Sn 81 pafo treffen bic Nrbeiter
Torbereitungen gum Bopcotten ser @biz
neien.
= Seinabe 100 Shnber in galpes
ton baben fi@ bur6 Moobp betebren
laHen.
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Sic @rons surn.

9ie @ranb Surp 1T entla1eu porz
ben, na9bem iie lire Nrbeiten beenbigt
bat. Sn ibrem 8eri6te an SEN Subge
Noonan tbeilt ite nit, baB fe ale ibr
borgelegten 6dae .iorgiam gepriift unb
erlebigt, ferner baB lie bas @ountDs8es
fdngniB inipicirt unb bafelbft allies in
gutter Oronung porsefunben babe. gu
riSen fan6 tie bierbei nur, baB einige
ber @efangenen ni9t in BET tpiinf9enss
mertben Weife nit reiner Wdf6e ber.
feben gepelen ieien. Ser 8eri6t ipri9t
ben Munf6 aus, baB bieiem uebelfanb
nit &idii@t auf ben @eiunbbeits5us
ffano unb Die algemeine @auberfeit i'm
GountDs @efdngnife balbm6gli@if abb
gebolfen tperbe.
Ser pi6tigfe puntt i'm Beri9te Der
@ranb Surf lit iebo6 Die STEELE, in Der
fe fi6-unferes @i1Iens gum erften
Mfale in fold beutli6er Weiie-gegen
ben ertiebli9en unfug ausipri6t, ben
bic Mobofaten our6 bic %iogenannte n8es
arbeitung" BET 3eugen gu begeben pfle=
gen. Sie ungIaubli9e 2ei9tferriefeit,
nit uel6er bier5ulanbe elm groBerSbeil
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tuorbea uaren. 9abei bat 1i@ berauss
geitelt, baB elm She'll bieier bei6morez
men @usfase1 auf fali6er @ranolage
berubte! Jerner baden mir bic @rfab=
rung gema6t, baB 3eugem, pel@e Dor
bic @ranb SurD berufert nurben, bor=
BET bon Nbbofaten bearbeitet tporoen
tuaren, mas fie ~ausiagen foltert unb
tuas ni9t."-@sif f6aoe, baB Der Be.
ri9t ni9t aud Namett 1ennt unb mod
be6auerli6er 1T es, baB bic @ranbSurr
bon ibrer 8efugniB als 0ffentli9er Mn:
fldger ni9t Gebrau9 gema9t bat. I'm
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f~lage5ufanb at perfeBen. IS 1T bod
feltiam: elm armer Merifaner, Der ir.
genbDo cine Subre 9Ol5 geftoblen bat,
entgebt Der 8~eftrafung faft ME. @bel
fol9e @6urfen, tDel9e %fortudbren6 al
ben gfeilern riitteln, auf benen bas
@ebdube bes &e9tsfaates rubt, blrfeu
ibr 5anbperf gang ungefDrt peiter.
treiben.
Ser 8eri6t Der. @ranb SURF i6lieBi
nit elmer Nnerfennung bes Wirfens oel
&oab= Nufleber bes @ountps u~n6Eperli.
6ert, baB fdmmtli9e Mege beHelben i'm
Gagemeinen in gutem 3uftanbe ieien
unb baB bic 8eamten Der @tabt uni
beg GountDs in gutem gtnberfdnoniHe
nit eiuanoer arbeiteten, UNI bic Wege
3u Der6efern, before 8erbinbung Der,
5ufte0en unb 10 ben 8erfebr au erlei9=
tern bemiibt feien.
Na6 ginrei6ung bieies 8eri6ts muir.
be bic @ranb Surp aufgel6f.
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Nenter=W prleIuua.

Die &euter : 8orleiuns bes Serrn
3arl 8Occius finhet BE It m mi am
Donnerftag I6enb s ubr fat, unb mir
bofen, baB f6 Niemanb our9 bic uns
CUNT Der Witterung bonn 8efu1e ber=
ielben abbalten lafen pirb.
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Velvetine Powder" Dtef
9raparatton tuuroe auert in Der preubif@en
@rnee sesen berbriibte unb s~rinbise GIbe, &c.
gen bas 8unbreiten ober Wunblaufen, geaeu
Rridelbise uno ale bet 11eberbibuns bes 8lutes
eat'prinsenben Sautfrantbeiten angenanbt.
Mls elm @ulber fir 8inber ftebt es uniibertrof.
fen oa. Rreis 25 @ents. @raparirt unb gum
gerfanf BET u. 9reiB, Mlamo Drug Store,
Son Mntonio.
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3pti1eardunte spiidsn ben 6eibea
S6pfen bineingefopft 1T, teben Sag
ober au1 ieoen anberen Sag ettpas
gu befeu6ten, bann 1T bas oftmals febr
i9dblide 8esieBen, bos ii6 ni6t INNER
geb6rig reguIiren ldBt, eripart unb
b69itens an Ser Sberfld1e ber groe
BEG inneren Sopfes nod cine le;6te
8siprenguag nit Wafer.n0tbig.
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syrete Wertbeiluua.

@as 1T bic tlria9e bes srosen Bulaufs in
8. aalteber & Con apotbete? Die freie Ser,
tbeiluns bon Rrobe. Glaiden bon Or. 8oIanfo's
Suiten. un6 2nnaen . Ssrup, bas popu.arRe
9eilmittel fit Sufen, @rfdltungen, Sdpino.
iu9t uno Brcn9itis I'M Marfte. @ep0bnIihe
@robe so Gents unb $1.O0.
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ghpla' asiuarb . gofoD,,

Sen geiu6ern meiues gilarbs
Salons, fonie Dem pubIifum i'm N0s
gen1einen 5eige id hermit on, baB id
pom l. Wdr3 ab bic &ontrole hber Die
y'uoros ieI6f iiberuebme, oo Ser 80.
8. Glart li6 ouf ieiaen e%iaenen WunI9
Der1nbert.
gom l Md,a an merofn hi mir brei
Der %fe'nlteH HQJr ttihr, ME lie BON
cen eriien Bllliar1ipi;ien ber g1elt
benuEt me1Oe J.. 5l fiubeu fem.
l5,l.t-l-3 u. 56pI3.
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eiblides @eeematft aeaem Msalarla

SHuttWeD WeBguBVt BeBem Wt1Iurta
IS follte allgemeia befannt iein, bab
Simmons 2iper Regulator, bereitet bon
$. 8. 3eilin & 60. 6as 3utrauen be-
fbt, bas publifum Dor allen malaris
+f9en &rantbeiten gu bepabren unb bic
9eliebtbeit bieier Nrsnei benefit, baB
fe leiftet, mas bDn ibr gsribmt pirb
unb tDer brei Sabre i'm Sioen tpobn-
baft geuefen, bat ~iebenfaas ibre 6eils
frdfte geieben unb ben 99ub, tpel9en
tie gege1 bic Wieberfebr biefer i9tpds
@erben unb gefdbrli6em 2rantbeit ge=
pdbrt.
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Moud,ern finn hip Sohr;fo+p nr

&audern iino bic Sobrifate bon
q. W. Gull & Ut in Baltimore BE-
items gu empfeblen, v1dnar5er &eis
Ter" rSiegel @onattr" - v@riiner
portorico" &C. Iino anerfonnt mulier=
giltise 9orter. 8efes Material uno
iorgfaltigte 3ubereitung lin6 gepdbrs
Ieifpt
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SIN Cinderella sdnh stpre

iinb neue @aaren eingetroffen fir bic
beoorleberbe SrubtabrszSais
. II. Wir baben uns our9 Ben Nuz
genf6ein oabon iiberseust, baB biefe
Waaren: Samen= un6 &inberzG 6ube,
9erreni9ube &C., bas 8elte iinb, mas
ie i'm bieiigen Marfte oferirt purbe.
9ie Musmabl 1T febr rei9baltig unb bic
Breife finb ieoem 8ebirfniB angemeHen.
Wer elegantes unb bauerbaftes S9ubz
5erg tragen mill, Der gebe gum
Cinderella ~G6ubzGtore,
@de 9o~ufonftraBe & Nbe. s.
-2,8,t1i
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sTmproved Condition Powders" fit Yfe, :
De unb &inOpieb. Gin ausseseidnetcs uno en-
probteS Yulber in Der 8ebanblung Ron SUP.
trantbeiten aller art, aIaemeine nnpdbIi9teit,
Wnpadien Der 9ant, &aube, selbes @afer.
Mansel an Mpretit. @ebraudsanpeiiung auf
Der gtifette. Gabriairt BON unb gum @erfauf
bet Mbolph SretB, alamo Bla5a, gegen,
iiber Der @ofofIie, Gan @ntonio.
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Nsrlanat:

Cine CUTE 66din unb elm 0ausmd6s
den. Ha63ufragen in Der Office ber
sGreien PreKe". 22,2 ,6mt3mu
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Cages . Weui9fettem.
8 B.

~ "
= 9as 9aus : @omite fit Marinez
Wngelegenbeiten pirb barauf bringen,
bon 8 big 10 Wi0ionen fir bic 6lotte
au beiuilllgen.
= Gu Eyed be+patllmentsgebduz
beg in SttaDa, Ontario, 1T burd
Geuer serft6rt porben.
: NQe @binefen in Yortlanb, Ore
gon, finb 6ur9 einen 40 big so Manr
ftarfen Dish be1trieben tporben, na@s
benz man iie seplunbert bate.
= Martin 8rofman unb ST. Ser.
man, bic Sirectoreu Der Gttp Snfir=
marp in Cincinnati, baben 8eI6er Der.
untreut unb finb nod Canada bur6ge=
brannt.
= 900 Nrbeiter in ben @9ubfabri=
fen gu Wilwautee baben Die Nrbeiter
eingefeQt.
Ser 8if6of bptt 0ttapa bat Ell.
men 9irtenbrief geger bic &nigbts Of
2abor unb bic telegraph Operators
Union erlafen.
Ser 8unbesantpalt Didion muir.
be in Salt Safe @itp bon Mormoneu
angegrifen unb bertpunoet.
- Das Sreibeis i'm MiHouri bat
cine Sniel, Die &anias Gitp gegeniiber
lag, tDeggeriRen. Nuf Der Snfel ftanb
bas 8latternbospital unb in Der hinge
genb befauben fi9 20 @rdber, mel
DIE bas Wafer fortfptlte, 10 baB bic
Sdrge I'M Gluhe berunterf6pammen.
0f,.4 I n = s
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B

: Serome geapoleon ber6Hentli@te
einen Brief, in wel9em er geger bic
8ertreibung 6er fran5Ofi6en prin5en
proteffirt.
- 9as englii6e parlament bat bic
Nnaeration BON 8urmab beitdtigt.
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~ Sic 9ottoren 8reebima unb
Gain, 3abndrate, SuInig &lpf, finb
in ibrer Office, Na@ts unb. an Spnn>
tager an5utrehen. 18,2,1nt
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= Sd tpanbte Songaline in einem
acuten Sale bon &beumatismus uttb
Neuralgia an, unb Die 9eilung beiiel6en
mar fiber. %. q. Saner, M. s.,
Winterbine, Ba.
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SDe Stole,
Gdnbler In OeIen, 3inn. u. gledpuurea,
30useinriGtunsss @egenfianben &c.
@eEfeite bss MiIit6r 4Iaao.
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IS. s. M9iQer,

8. s. Mtaer,
#afxiEant BON @utber Gtamps, S&a.
knnsn, eiessln, Bar.Ghe Tbarplatten
arb 9~auennuaraerl.
As.se, MasarroHrafe, Gan antouic. s9,9
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-06-14
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis.
hict OF the Territory Of Idaho. In and fer the
county of Alturas.
David Kay. plaintiff. VS.. Abraham Himss. defend.
ant.
The People Of the United ststss in the TERRITORY
OF Idaho send greeting to Abraham Hines, de-
fsndsnt.
You are hereby required 10 srpear In an action
brought against you by the above AIMED plaintid
In the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis.
triet Of the Territory Of Idaho. In and for the
County Of Alturas, and to answer the complaint
nisd therein within ten days tsxeusivs Of the day
OF servtee) after the service you Of this sun,.
mons--if servsd within this county: or, II served
out Of this county butin this district then within
twenty days; otherwise within forty dsys-or JUDI.
ment by default will be taken against you accord
ing to the prayer Of said Complaint.
The said action 10 brought to recover Judgment
against yon for the SUM Of 1857 81 a. balance Of
account for goods. wares and mereh andiss sold
and delivered to defendant by pisintin bstvs en-
January lst. 1870 and August lst, 1881 Nc part of
sand bslsnee having been paid; the facts mere
fuiiy appearing in plaintiffs complaint, . .ertined
copy Of which IL herewith served.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail 10
appear and answer the said complaint, a. above
judgment for sl5S3.S2 and interest thereon from
August ]. 1881, and cost Of suit.
Gwen under my hand and the Seal Of the Dis.
triet Court u the Second Judicial District Of the
Territory OF Idaho. in and for the said county II
Atnrss, this nth day of July. In the year Of on
Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty Ave
SEAL, A. L. RICHARDSON Clerk
By Y. Z. RicHARpA, Deputy Clerk.
kIsdssuar MCGOWAN. Atty's for pi'n. m,
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lives on the night Of The 4o.n
my. Poor dear little Lucilla! no
luco.,sol.t4e she must be"
So It happened, you see, that
was going home 70 comfort m.
widow.
1t was late In the afternoon VIII.
we entered port, and the shade"
OF the autumn evening were gatherin
round as crept up the doorstep:
Of my mansion, and entered, stealth
lily as a robber.
Were the shutters down, the wiz
dows draped, the house dressed
Scemly habiliments of woe? Not
all: lights glowed brilliantly benin
the curtains, gay voices echoed froI
the parlor, and-could my ears hay
deceived me? No, surely that VIZ
Lucilla's laugh ringing merrily on tn
air.
"A little hysterical, perhaps"
thought, but nevertheless. instead {
boldly entering the drawing-room at
confronting my wife, l instructive
passed on to the glazed exteEsio
room behind, communicating. by dru
cries of silk, with the larger apari
ment-a room where had been woi
to keep my books and which ! dig
nifled by the title Of " library"
1t was but family lighted by tn
borrowed lustre of the drawing-roo.
chandelier. and as entered stur
bled over something-it was my ow
portrait. ignominiously turned wit:
its face to the wall.
I crept forward with an ominou
foreboding--a sudden disagreeable r.
collection OF Fitz- Browns croakin
pred ctions. But as I put aside tn
Tyrian folds of the curtain
most unwelcome vision met my eye.
Lucilla In her widows weeds.
But she was not alone. Close be
side her on the sofa, actually playing
with her soft little white hand, an
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bending devotedly over the border OF
tho widows cap sat Harry Sykes!
Come, Lucilla," no said impa.
tiently." you have tantalized mo long
enough. When will you give me
this little treasure Of q hand and let
me call you miner"
What nonsense. Harry said my
widow eoquettishly. but she didn't
withdraw her hand. "when you know
my husband y, hasn't been dead six
"Oh. hang the old buffer! Who
cares whether he has been dead siI
days or six months? He's gone
thanks to tho coolies, and he's wil!ed
you all the cash. You know very
we'll you never cared for him, Lucilla."
Ny widow did not contradict this
sweeping statement:
But the look OF the thing
you know. dear Harry. Don't squeez,
NY hand So"
LucilIa. don't you love mel"
"Of course ! do" with charm.
ing little pout.
Then. my hearts queen. what ID
the uso Of keeping me In suspense?"
Really. Harry" she murmured
IL don't know what to say"
Then say yes"
Lucillas head dropped until tn,
widows cap nearly touched her com
panion's shoulder.
Yes" she murmurcd at last,
Human nature could stand this n.
longer. / dashed aside the purple sill,
drapcrles. and entered precipitately o.
the scene-quite an unexpected add,
ton to the dhd,nafis person0.
Not SO fast. madam. II yo'
please" cried with sort Of d,
moniac exultation. II may T.. be q,
old buffer and you may move
have cared for me, but nevertheless
you and Mr.. Sykes here are getting
along altogether too smoothly"
Lucilla sprang to her feet with an
cldr.tch scream.
It's a ghost it's Josiah's ghostr'
No. madam, it's not Josiah's
shost-it's his living self. You though
you had got rid OF me. did you
IN awkward mistake to make, undei
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LuclRa tied the mu1ser around my neck.
amman .,a u., ,.,
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MY WIDOW.

She was the meekcst and most
docile little parsonage you ever saw.
That, OF course. was before she
crane my widow.
She was very pretty, too. with pink
ople cheeks, and eyes Of that pc
iiiar translucent beryl green that
ou see SO seldom, O slender 1.-THE
gure, and step as noiselcss as II
10 wore the famous shoes Of silence.
Depend upon it, old fellow. she's
narried you for your money" said
itz-Brown. 1T doesn't stand t.
eason that a girl Of eighteen should
@ herself to fat old heather Of
ity-four unless there Is some such
iotiye lurking underneath"
"Fitz- Brown," broke In irrltably,
" you're fool"
IL may be fool" answered that
cntleman calmly, "but single
,ol Is not so bad as q married fool.
| any point of view you choose
take"
There was no use in arguing with
'itz-Brown. He was stubborn.
pinionated old fellow, at best, and
was determined not to like Lu-
LA from the very first.
How he did exult when no came
,wn to my Office and told me that
AIRY Sykes was spending tho even
with Lucilla-that same reckless
ing good-for-naught who had been
Mt to hang around her before We
re married. And Lucilla had told
she was going to take tea with
mother.
Ncvcrtheless pat on bold
Well. let him spend the evening, /"
aid I. Where's the hsrm?"
Yes; but-but the curtains were
ot drawn, and-and 1t Isn't neccs-
ery for him to sit on the same
ia, with his arm around her waist"
went straight home. but Mr..
ykes had departed. and Lucilla was
.rning my stockings by the fire.
Lucilla," said I sternly. must
'rbid any more OF Harry sykes's
sits here"
YES, JOSIAH" said my wife F.;
Harry Is rather tlresome."
And you will please receive no
noro young gentleman visitors in my
bsence."
"No, Josiah"
The fact is. Lucilla, am afraid
on read too many novels"
Perhaps l do" said my wife meek.
y.
~ will bring up set Of Roll
rs Ancient History tomorrow and
ome sermons for you to read. All
Inter literature must DO banished
: once"
Certainly, Josiah"
Lucilla was preternaturally affection.
te the next two or three days.
,ns hung round me in the most
3witching manner, sewed my shirt
atoms on. ran for my slippers, and
ould insist on toasting the bread
.rself, until her pretty face was
color, OF o scarlet tomato, be-
.usc cook Is SO careless. and dear
sah likes his toast Drowned Just
What shall I order for dinner.
car? Tho butchers man is here.
,teaks or roasting piecei"
~ don't care" I answered me-
"Suit yourself"
But you know your wishes are
my pleasure. love-"
"Steaks, thon."
And about the pudding. sweet:
hall I tell cook 20 mako rca.
ID English plum. or would you proto,
,aked suet?"
Really 1t was very nice TO hear ones
wishes consulted In this sort oi
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Notice of Forfeiture.
70 d. HARRINGTON:

70 d. HARRINGTON:
You are hereby notified that have done the an.
nual holding work on the John L. Sullivan lode
and mining claim situated near Bullion, in Min.
eral Hill Mining District, Alturas county, Terri.
tory OF Idaho. for the year 1885, and have expend.
Improvements on said lode mining claim, in order
to hold the same under Section 1924 Revised
Statutes Of the United states that your proportion
States, being one-hslf; and that unless you con.
tribute your said proportion Of said expenditures
within 30 days from the date of the first publics-
l.. Sullivan lode mining claim will become the
property Of the undersigned, under said Section
1924. MICHAEL d. ROsSITER.
HALEY, Idaho February ~, 1886.
~ The meney may be paid ut the TIMEs once
First publication, February 10. 1855.
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