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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-09-09
THE EARTH QUAKE
And scyen.Eishts Of Charleston. South cafoilna,
l. Laid in Ruins.
The Shock Eel. Over a Large Portion Of lie
United States.
Many Lives and Valuable Property Lost

On Tuesday, August 3lst, terrific
shock of earthquake visited the southern
Atlantic states and west to- the Mississippi.
Several days after, the wave passed ~ far
west as California, being the most widely
extended disturbance of the earth's suriace
ever recorded. The shock was most DIES
tructive at Charleston. :. C., whore it con
tinued AZ intervals, ior four or five days,
destroying many lives, woundins many
persons and rntailins It loss oi millions of
dollars worth OF property. The number of
deaths already number thirty-ihrce, and
the wounded more than u hundred. The
damage to property is estimated NJ Slo,-
100. 900. Thousands Of people are left
homeless. With the promptness and gcn-
crosby characteristic of the American pcu-
pie, money aud other help began To pouI
into the doomed city from all parts of tn,
country as soon a. the news of the disas
ter spread, and already thousands of dol
lars have been subscribed in aid OF the ,ai
fcrrr,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-09-09
iNliafl RAGS.

We publish in this issue n eommuni-
cation from Hon. Granville stuart, with
IN accompanying letter from G. X.
Norris, of Judith Landing, on Indian
acrrclations. Mr.. stuart handles the
Indians and their management by the
government in his pointed and charac-
terislic style. Mr.. Norris relates facts
coming under his Immediate observa-
lion. The latter deals cur Quixotic
military commanders a stunning blow
when he says that during these raids
every soldier at 1T. As,innaboinc is
shooting forty shots a day at tin Indian
targets on the parade grounds"
Military protection is farce, 50 Tar
as it relates To whites, bnt there is no
louht the Indians feel safer with it..
Indians are not afraid of soldiers. II
is the men in store clothes and broad
brimmcd hats whom the Indians fear.
Troops occasionally sally ont five or six
DAYS after the Indians have passed
through the country, camp ON an old
trail, eat up their rations. drink up
Tor DOWN their last kcg Of booze, read
their last novel, fold their tents and
march back to the garrison with much
pomp and circumstance.
We believe n plan or system could
he inauguraicd to check these Indian
raids. IL is well known at what season
Of the year they are most frequent,
as well as the points and trails upon
which they enter or pass through the
territory. In such localities canton
menis should lee established and scout
ing parties sent ont to scour the country
Two months of such service in the fall
would I've of more value 10 the territory
than a garrison OF 10000 idle and dist
batting soldiers ON dress parade. A
severe penalty should also he inflicted
On every Indian who leaves his reser
walton without n Permit.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-09-09

ing ardor advice ~ 10y request oi
one who b,d "a, that time tho best
right ~ the pirrna-e-.
There j. ne cause Tor controversy or
ouestinn mig uf motives. ~ will ne
seen elsewhere Ia cur columns. Nr.
DAME. Brcreton, learning OF A.r. We
Farlands desire and intention Of rur-
Ming. has gracefully and hon"rably
Withdrawn in his favor. and for so-doiug
j. entitled to the highest need OF
praise.
Every man in Fergus county will bt
pleased to learn of Nr. Mcfarland :
recovery. and should he he chosen tC
Gil the Office Of clerk and recorder
the county will have an officer far above
the average in intelligence, and 4 mai
, Of a most genial nature.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-09-09

Tac following Communication ir"n Hon.
I;r.nvillo stuart. president 81 the i'rrito-
risl Board ~ stock Commissioners. ard
also a' enclosed '.l'.r from e. q Norris,
81 Judith. which ve pruii.h below. w'i be-
'osnG -terestiu, rr,i'n-. specially tn pNn-
c... ~ stock.
Four M,eNu-. " r. sept. g. 1856.
Epuons ARGUS. fnclo-e,i ind Il ir;;,. ,
from g. Il Nusti-, which cNpl.iins it-eli-
/ have sent copy totiov. l!au~er asking
him 20 use his influence To have tine cav
airy 40 Forts Ma-nni- and AH-innaboine
stationed wher, they would stop this
eternal raidine. ! have also sent Il com
lmunication to the same effect To Col. Smith
at Fort Magiuns. and To Zen. Il. Brooke,
commanding district Of Montana. II had
time it would afford me infinite pleasure to
collect a force 81 rood men and true. and
20 aud clean out that Cree Indian camp IN
the Bear Paw. II is an Internal Outrage
that these foreign sayages who were lately
IN rebellion against the Canadian author
titles, shout he allowed To boldly move onto
American soil ard prey upon our citizens
oi Font Assinnaboine. are the grand rem
devious oi all the Indian thieves from the
. Biackiuoi ageucy and from across the line,
and from this secure retreat they raid all
the country clear to the Yellowstone.
Why. our respected great grandfatherS
. never had onc-haii the provocation or
excuse for the grand Kick they made
at Concord, Lexington, and all down
the coast to Charleston, South Carolina,
that we have, in this outrageous and un-
just way in which We are treated by the
60, ernlneni la its management of Indian
affairs
would sugscs, Washington, ID. C.. as an
Inappropriate reservation for Geronimo and
his fellow Apaohcs. Their field of Usefulness
would be very greatly extended there and
We would get more benefit from their out
breaks than We do now. And the Crows
and Blackieet should at once he removed
to New York city, where their Irresistible
desire 10 steal would be in iull sympathy
aud accord with the citizens of the "hoodle'
metropolis and they could shake" rs
r friends and brothers.
This would enable ue to get "a night =
sleep occasionly without waking up in tine
morning to find ourselves a-foot. and to
p prepare for pilgrimage 10 the Crow Agency
or across the line. after our horses.
Wondering why, in the wise ordering o'
our affairs from upstairs, that Carolina
earthquake with cyclone attachment
a could not have struck Fort McLeoud, and
r the PECAN AGENCY am. tdubiously)
4 GRANVILLE STUART.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-09-09
ACTION or the COUNTY COMMITTEE.

Since the com ,lete recovery Of W. I.
Mcfarland, and his expressed deter
nina ion To m Ike the race for clerk
md recorder, there has been some cIiti-
cisia made of the action OF the Repub-
lican County Committee, in taking his
name froni the ticket and substituting
that of Daniel Brereton. While at first
thought ii would seem hasiy and pre-
mature such WAS MT the intention OF
the committee. Tue time was rapidly
app reaching when ii another man WAS
Ia be chosen to attend the Republican
convention at Butte, i'm Mr.. Mcfarland /,
place, action must be taken. This
and other matters connected with the
campaign brought the members Of the
committee together for its .rst meet
inc. Mr.. Mcfarland not showing any
signs Of Improvement nj this time, I
was at the request Of his brother and
with the approval Of his most intimate
friends that his name was withdrawn.
This ueing the case Mr.. Brerctou was
placed in nomination. While the mat
Ter could have been it.cTrod lor weeSs
il nee, -sary. the committee ~as act
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-09-09
A Narrow Escape.

While descending an abrupt hill on the
Spring creek road. last Friday afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Smaller. al Cottonwood, we're
thrown from their wagon ny peclli!1r and
sudden upsctting OF the vehicle. Mrs.
Shaffer In some manner fell upon shot
gun she was holding Ni,h such forcc AZ 10
break ii in two pieces and iniiict upon her
self quite severe bodily injuries. Mr.. Shaiier
escaped with n slight ankle sprain. His
team broke away from the Wagon and re-
manned NIL night GA The prair.e, brt were
easily found l.xt morning NOT lar from the
scene ol the accident. Nfs. Smaller was
able &c aaik back to Belisiort, who're shs
remained until the following day. Though
badly bruised IN her TALL, she il now al
most fully recovered from it, effects.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-09-09
ACCUSED OF MURDER.
Frank Mcfarland on His Way q" Miles
On that barge

". II. Todd. of the Fort benton River
Press was ~ town yesterday afternoon in
charge of Frank Mcfarland who H. uu his
way to be tried ia the United states court
in Miles city. Fourth district, on charge
of murder. On the | tn day of May last
the sweet GRASS miner, brought Mozart
hand into Benton aud turncd hiE over to
the authorities. lie had killed fellow
miner manned John May in ,he course of
q row. lie was sent To i'll IN default 81!
So 900 bail aud Is now ON his way for tiitl
ia tine United States District court the
crime having been committed ON an Indian
reservation. Mr.. Todd, beside being e.
pecially delegated to- escort the prisoner is
"a member ui the United States grand jury.
independent
Mcfarland Was one Of the iFst discov-
erers cd the asinnis mining region. lie
was considered wholc.soulcd. generous
fellow, while in Maiden. vino would harm
no oue without great prnyocI:ion. Bud
whisky and bad col"faoy dil it- work. 70
n, acted in .eii-d,ie. sse hope to see him
free again, trusting he viii pruat ny nis
narrow ESCAPE.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-09-09

J. Hill, president 81 the Manitoba
roal WAS In Helena last week. To an
Independent reporter, lac said: The
western extension of the Manitoba Is
being hurried forward to the Missouri
river, and IS now away this side q the
Mouse river, in Towncr county. Dakota,
and will reach the Missouri before the
.now flies When the season Of navI-
CATION opens the iron for the Montana
Central can be brought in 81 that trains
can run into Helena 10y early autumn il
not earlier in the season.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-09-09

\ dispatch dated Athens. Ang. =Th,
says an earthquake in Greece destroyed
six towns and killed G0o people. The
people Of Naples and Barn are flying
the country or gathering in open spaces
To- pray. At Bari priest proclaimed
the earthquake a visitation Of God.
America will not be di~tanccd even IN
earthquakes. rs reports from the Allan.
! tie coast demonstrate.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-09-09

We arc often Disguised to hear the
old croakers talk about the good old
days" and how the railroads have
ruined the country. Without the great
s,oo, highways this country would stu
be a bowling wilderness. II is true that
in early days money came easier but
il required every cent Of il to procure
the bare necessities Of life. II wages
were higher prices were much more so
in proportion to what they now arc.
business was then II mere lottery. The
railroads have brought provisions
within the reach Of the consumers
means aud made possible good, stable,
legitimate eulerprisc.-Grcat Falls Tri-
hune.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-09-09
Announcement.

To THE ELEtruRs or Ferrous CoUSrY:
Acting upon IA, suggestion and advice
oi Republicans II Fergus county, hereby
announce mysrli an independent Repnbli-
can candidate for the office of County
Attorney.
RUDOLF WOW ToBEI., Ja.
Lewistown, VI. T.. Sept. q, 1855.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-09-09

The treaty concluded with the Re-,
Lake Indians by the special Indian
commissioners embodies great adj
yances in the settlement Of the Indian
problem. and il has been accomplished
on lines Of perfect justice to the lnd'-
ans. elIeeiing the desirable eoncenira-
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-09-09

Two thrones made for the las, Napo-
leon are now Offered for 500 each, with
no takers. Parties in need OF thrones
should not Ie, this opportunity slip by.
We have no doubt but several crowns
and sceptres would lie thrown IN for
mo. cash
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-09-09

Secretary Lamar has instructed the
governors of the Territorios to expedite
as much as possible the preparation OF
their annual reports with view to
having them submitted earlier than
before
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-09-09

The Brooklyn bridge averages a
crank day, now. This industry
should be fosterded by building plat
form for the convenience Of those who
xan, to die. Our over-crowded cities
must be thinned out some way.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-09-09

Earthquakes are now crowtling the
cyclone closely for first place. The
camlamity that has visited Charleston,
South Carolina, makes one feel that II
home in the rock-rooiod Rockies Is not
a bad place To live.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-09-09

A Chicago girl is going to jump oil
from the Brooklyn bridge. 1t will not
he necessary to weight her shoes with
lead, unless it lie TO counieract the
lightness of her head.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-09-09

Mr.. Cutting should understand chat
his personality is now OF no more inter
est TO the country than that of Ahkoond
IL Swat.--Pioneer Press.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-09-09

Hon. Joseph h. Toole is in Fergus
,unty looking after his fences. lie
finds that Sparks has knocked off Il few
Of the top rails.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-09-09

The question will be raised pretty
soon whether or 10 Geronimo Is no'
n myth.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-09-09

From the picture OF Cutting found
in our exchanges he looks like hard
,iizcn to think of going 10 war over.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-09-09

Thomas f.. Benedict, Of Albany, has
been appointed to the office of public
printer, by the President. The selec-
ion is highly commended.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-09-09

sheriff John W. itcck.
Clerk and Recorder ". T. Mcfarland.
Trensurcr-Frnnk T.. Wright.
Probate Judge u. 4. Mcpghcr.
- rsHnr-t.eo. VI stafford.
T.. u. Chandler.
Commissioners, ;. ;. IIobson.
All. j. stephens.
Comfy Frank u. smith
Supt. al Schoois-T. j. Lizard.
County surv.yor--i.. W. Eldri'le'.
Public Administrators ". Darling.
Coruucr-A. W. SiitoD.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-09-09

The Republican Territorial Conven
ton will he held ut Butte, next Wed
nes,lay, sept. 10th.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-09-09

General Logan did not stop in Mon
tana on his way east from the coast.
Our votes don't count.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-09-09

That the rulings Of the Infamous
Sparks have worked more or less injury
and hardship to those whom the land
laws should protcct-the actual settler,
is daily more apparent. The ruling
which requires that proof must posi-
lively bc made on the day advertised,
is one example Of official stupidity
and general cusscdnoss. a case at
point in this vicinity, in which a settler
was to prove up before the register II,
Helena on given date but was pre-
vented from doing so owing to sickness
in his family, shows the evil of this
arbitrary ruling. He has no other
recourse but to adyer Use again, thus
entailing additional expense and delay
ing final action in making proof Of hi'
claim. This would not he healthy
region for sparks to visit unless accom-
panied by military escort.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
FAST NAH.

=, Ut Wv INIh NhIIy az b m = N
fulltnsn BIt'rt aud >i,,splr.., 49, !"
''' 20 New latk without change.
II, man isaer luifct sleeping ears. .ws,,
human Palace S.rrping ears, Jn,L.,n, fl,.
~ T.. 't,iis, wa savannah, Atlanta, Na,h,Ilr
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
A Gun for Whales or Wild Foul

a h"lihle- barrclod gun has recently been
HIlde Tor the duke of Southerlan,l's steam
gacht' mounted on a pivot and the total
ieils'h Is fifty-three inches, the weight being
10 pounds One barrel is rfet and the
'ther Is smooth bore IL Is intended princi.
laiy Tor killing whales, although it NAV lie
used for sharks, PROPOSES. srn.fl,h. etc. II
WIZ ilre tei-ounce explosive bullet Of steel,
OF thirteen ounce solid shot
ihclp Is also harpoon to be fired from the
Ahootil-boitd tarrrl. The explosive bullet
WIN. doubtless, be a very effective instl7i-
tf'ht when used against whales, as it is said
II viii tear away sufficient piece of the ami
MAJ to insure its death while the harpoon
viii serve to secure It's carcass For this ptr.
PF~r 1t has attached to it fltx ihbe st.p wire
''l' wound ON reel The explosive bullet
d'"l the harpoon are to H. fired sim1ltane-
"'iN!y. 80 that while one kill, the quarry the
o-her secures H. The gun can also Nv, Used
i"r wild fowls. Court journal
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
The Society Man M "A Hall.

The society man may not shine in the ball
room, or at tho club, or the stag dinner. q,
on the race trnck He does not talk nbou,
The market, ami purposely refrains from
learning anything about business. He con.
s'iers 1t vulgar, and does not in the least nt.
tempt to conceal the fact He ,!ctcsts famil.
rarity, and does not like 70 converse with
hteh who are not Of his own social position.
he STANDS aloof from them. and they no.
'engc themselves by calling him popiniay.
Jack-ln-the-box, noodle, or fop, and wonder
what women find in such man 30 admire.
At mixed ball great lawyers, eminent
Statesmen, brilliant geniuscs. and eminent
Non IN finance stand stupidity about in pass
ai's', get in every loiy's way. AMI lance exc.
rtabIy if they dance at all, bore the ladies' if
they try to talk to them, and make no end of
unfortunate social errors, while the society
man quick, alert, graceful and chattv. and
tuli ef tact and cleverness, has it more in his
power to make it success than any other
element there. San Francisco Argomut
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
savannah. FIoriia q Western r..
w aNcro>> short Line.

-; A. trans 81 this IRA! are run ~ Ceutra,
slower than Jas N>a-i.i t.lae.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
MAIN LINE.

STEAMERS A. !, LANE AND DESPATCH
Nahc 'ialN double round trips OF Lab g. rnsi,s
hhi Harms touching NJ MI landings.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
DOUBLE DAILY DEPARTURES
PEOPLES Line STEAMERS,


" OinhMuIsU'
st,,,,,,. n ~
IL,,. u, oW@snN''Iir. 81 the DcImt,
Lon vin,, w.. I'M, wiz run ~ follows
,I .. ~" I'.im'y -Ihsa Line wharf at foot
J.a ,'." H. na.e''.
~ ,,afu'lihh riofiia nhd west
h, "n,Nay wharf Jhtksphtillc,
'uhillVai OF rust Mail tram
ic", Iyn ',,, .iipi = ~
fn' ihlatkh ...... ..En l. m
,'hV' ns,or ..... .... Ii "A m
, ., y, ,'hs'n itN ~
49,, ' ~, np,'iiE Ia N
~, n"lio''' Sphth Fluflin iatl-
lon' Whati ......... ..... 100 IN
a,,i,,r nn'nioru' 'ity wharf ,.lam
,',Nt Gnt''tfis" .t.....t.... sWnni
''"'' '"''ft'is" -....,. ...t... .... HuUnm
RETURNING.
lHHvc Sanford city wharf tu,
fuad wharf On ar,i,,'i 't'' ,'. na'i-
er,t on, N,nI,vs W, ~ W 'ta'i ie'-
viii lcnvca liza. m
Lnayc nnc Spf,nr :" y - J. IA
Leave DclHni W
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
CRUDE OF AMERICAN CIVILIZATION
what AN English Philosopher >a,S in
HE rtnightlN keXiem

What an English Philosopher SAYS /,
The fortnightIy Review.
English readers seem TO take ,a,culiar ID.
,Sht IN accounts of the cru,ltl,.> of Amer
iran civ llization, and the supply OF vacation
tourists, who run over for few week,
ami, upon their return. hasten 20 unlur,Ian
their minds Of tue many profound cenerali
zations formed during the trip. i, seemingly
nexha,istibla. Mr. Theo,iorr Chill /, ina
latest Of these philosophical observers. and
his reflections are contributed TO the par,s ~
The FortniShtly Review.
Mr.. Child l. surprised NJ a great many
things which arr To b. noticed in the United
states. Conductors OF street ear, rar,iv.
their nickeb without a wonl OF Thanks -
Browrstone houses are adorned with tnlin.
imam marble pillars. Trottmy horse, are
trained to pull by the rrinS instead uf hy the
traces. Ballet girls do not wear pheasant
and smiling" faces. Hotel telegraph office,
hre presided over by mai,lens who su.ak
through their noses and who ar, on a ,harn
lookout for husbands. BOYS of 70 chew
wooden toothplrk,-dii he never see then,
chewing anything ,lse!-anl look as ,li>ap.
pointed AMI embittered' as men of 80 No
notice Is taken Of the boots which the inno-
cent Traveller places outside Of his bed room
door, unlc,' they happen TO he stolen. If
guest at hotel rings his bell the uniform ef
Feet Is to bring pitcher Of lce-wate. to his
door
Dinner al Il hotal must be ordered az once.
ana the average formula. without any acces.
sorry OF polite phrase, is something like the
following: Bring mo some oysters on the
iialf-shell, greell-turte soup, some clam chow.
'er' some halilalt steak, green goose and APP
PIE S'iT' lambs fries sweet potatoes egg
ihaht' succota'h, stewel tomatoes Rogue
i"t' cheese lemon pudding, cranbcrry pie,
cakes, watermelon, ami French bread" Our |
ho'el' have no reipcming features. They arc
"d"ns of harlarsm Says the writer, Il
failed t, discover any semblancc of comfort
III any of the ordinary American hotels" .
--ihicago News.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
Florida Southern Railway
Orange isclt Route.
April H.. 1856.
GOING SOUTH.
ST. JOHNS & LAKE EUSTjS DIV,

'n,iln'r AZ Nr.>h'ru att bpm; supper at
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
The wealth of some Millionaire,

nal an argument with a well known broke,
Inc oihcr day over the amount of capital rel,
resented by the big operators in Wall street
W. estimated nearly 2ij0,Wo.UW among men
81 over million capital. rs follows; j ]
A'tor. sl!j.H",W0; Jay Gould, 500. M. go:
Cornelius Vanderbilt, ssu,WOWp. ". X.
Vanderbilt. S,5,0D,OD: Russell Sag. 50or..
wv; Huntington, S2j.V0,OOO: Winston. La.
'lIer Co, Sa0,OO,Gn: d. O. Mills. 3l5,OO0
"' pielpont Morgan. sl5.rp 600. Bob Gar.
rett' sl1,Wn,WO; Armour, slj.Ur.nu: Fred
Vanderbilt, s12,0OOo; Sidney Dillon. $40.
""'oO: WocrishoiTer. sl0.u1,Wp: J. X.
hoNle. sS.W1,cD; Addison Cammack. sj.pD.-
WV John Rockefeller. Sj,OD.go. II. Roka-
itlltr, sj,oD,Un Alexander Mitchell, - ,np.-
'"'; Cyrus W. Field. SI.ooJ.D0. =. V. Wbit..
i.''"",ow: W. X. Travers. s3,ro0oo: r. +.
Flower, s:i,WJ,0W; John Shaw. -. .ts,up,.
W. 4. Conner, s?,W1.Ur Slayback, sl.sD.-
WV Zen, Dodge, $l,JD.cD: Victor New
'"hib, .l,uD.nNl; Sam Sloan. sl.Noo.On-
New York Town Toprs
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
Dur>ey's Tribute to Hi. Wife.

stephen W Dorsey's friend, claim that he
Ill some of ingersoll's haprost similes
me star-ro'itcr gives a BEAUTIFUL description
ns Wiie's coistancy during tic bitter or
utaiS OF the trials of himself 1ni Bradv Men
p',i'l her That she easily endured What.
= lar harder. she heard the soin Of her own
SsA without fiinching from his SHE. Dorsey
says. Sod kissed that beautiful litti.
~o'hul III her cradle "-Cor Ihicago Tr
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
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tropical Trunk Line.

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BETWEEN
JdthSoH'ttis. kagHoiia Greer co.e sertgg
" Augustine. Pdiatta. caaes.Rs. Orgj5
ieeso4ry. Seniie. 0siasd sateranse yt.S.
me Sanford. Hnter Pa-s. 0-iaajo Tgr.-1
GRt Southern Forioa
GoING sslyTH