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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1888-07-03

AS land values soar upward, flesh
and blood goes down. When all the
land is monopolized by private owners,
and the majority of the people are
compelled to surrender all they earn
above a mere subsistence in return for
the privilege of using enough of
mother earth to stand and eat and
sleep on, it is evident that there must
be some unfortunates who will find
even standing room a luxury beyond
their means, and who, unless private
or public benevolence comes to their
relief, must actually leave the planet
and try their fortunes IN another
world. Such a case occurred in New
York a few months ago. .
Hans Stockrica and Fanny, his
wife, were two Polish Jews, who,
crowded out of their native country
by population, pressure and race per-
secution, anne to the United States.
The man was a tailor by trade, with
the industry and economy Of his race.
They had a little baby-an eight
months old boy. They landed in New
York, as neal as can be learned, only
a few months ago, and established
themselves in a wretched little attic
room in a tumble down two-story
tenement, for which they paid SIS a
month. They were not paupers. They
had their little savings, and were full
of hope. And so Hans Stockrica
went out to look for work.
But alas there was no work for
Hans Stockrica. How could there
be? There was only so much work
to 60 round, and for every job there
were two people who wanted it. What
chance had a man ignorant of the Ian
guage and without friends. Day after
day Hans renewed his quest, and
night after night he came home dis
appointed and dispairing. And so
the little hoard dwindled and dwindled,
till at last it vanished altogether.
They lived awhile on what they
could pick from garbage pals and ash
barrels. But garbage will not feed an
infant. The mothers fount dried up
for want of nourishment, and the
baby cried all day for food.
So at last the crisis came. The
rent was due, and there was no money
to pay it with. Their sleeping space
on earth was wanted for some one else
who could afford pay for it. There
was no place for them in this world,
and SO they left it. Rat poison could
be had when food could not, and to-
Hans Stockrica and his wife
departed on their second emigration.
What a story they will have to tell
before the Judgment seat !-zennessee
Farmer.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1888-07-03

Many farmers make a mistake when
they make use of stations whose only
recommendation is cheapness. The
stock thus produced.is of such quality
that finds but little demand. The
country is now full of a poorer class
Of horses. What is needed is horses
OF good size, form and action. For
such there is a demand at fair prices,
and 1t costs no more to raise a horse
of that grade than one of a poorer
class. Besides there is something to
encourage a man when he produces
animals of such a character. No
farmer would think of sowing the
cheapest wheat he can buy, or of
planting seed corn that can be bought
at lowest prices. His experience has
taught him that his disappointment at
harvest time will be too great and he
cannot afford to consume his time and
waste his land in that a 1t is
even more important to use good stall
Ions when breeding horses than it is
to use good seed-wheat, as the differ
ence IN the produce is much more. i'm
portant and valuable in the case of
horses. 1t will pay a farmer we'll to
transport his mares a considerable dis
lance II necessary, in order to obtain
the use OF a well-bred stallion.
The lasting and browning privilege,
OF rather property, of friendship is
cOnstancy.-Souh.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1888-07-03

dodge the tariff issue that it can be
construed to suit anybody. Both will
deal in glittering generalities and have
a plank to catch the foreign vote and
another for resentment and reform
and another for fostering and protect
ing American labor, and after the two
platforms are built the great food will
be opened by the press and the sluices
of SANDER be poured out and the
Nation will seethe and fret while the
politicians sing,
Double, double, toll and trouble,
Fire boom and cauldron bubble"
What an awful turmoil is before us!
The politicians can fall out with
each other and fall in again, but the
people are the monkeys who burn their
paws in pulling the chestnuts out of
the fire.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1888-07-03

The lasting and browning privilege,
or rather property, of friendship is
constancy.-Souh.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-01
@ei3eu Sf.26.

September 8eisem $1.26"! = Sci IoGs.
der 9lnfinoigung ioqte wobl iebem 2ano<
mann t1 gtorotpeiten bas !5er5 DOr Sreuoe
biipfen.
2l6er: nur nidt gu fri6 bipfen /!
Die 86gel, Die 8u fri6 itngen, bolt Der
6abi6t!
BaS 6e6eutet es, 6aB am 81. September
ouf Der @bicago'er @etreiOeb0rie Der
cash QSeiset, ODER September SetSen auf
$1.26 9etrteben nur6e. ipG6renb Der Oftoz
bere, Nopember> unb DECEMBER Beisen
miibiam bis auf l Dollar binauffrod :?
8eoeatet e5 ettpa, OaB Der 8ei3enbauer 10
bel mebr fiir ieine @rnote SIT boffen bat ?
Seine Spur! is bebeutet ni6tS t%peitcr,
ais baB Old Hutch (0ut6tniom allen Neiz
AscL Der Bis gum 30. September in Sidt
If. sufgefauit, ober feitgelegt bat, uno Dap
er nun allen b~enienigen 9 II m en-,
lpe[6ei6m BetSeu (oen iie nidt batten) bis
0abtn 5u ltefern beripro0eG batter,
|eber nun nt9t anOers ais BON t9m
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-01

ten aber ie6en 8fennttg, Der BON i1nen
p~erlon9t tparb. 9Senn lid) nun ergiebt, Dab
Der 8unO mebr @elo in &alIe bat, ais er
braudt, mas liegt Do ndber, mas lit eins
fa6er u1o geredter, ais oaB CT Den Jtoro5
itaaten baS @elo 5nrHG3aDIt, mas lie
ibm als &rtegSiteuer ge9eben babe1
NIB mofir Ell feline 0ertpenbultg bat ? Trei@
li6 bGben Die Staaten baS 0elD lGngit Der>
Ibmerst; boot irnmerbin tpiiroe ihnen Die
&iifsaDlung oeIielben iebr ptIfommen lein.
Nuf ben Gtaat SlItnoiS fomntt ba6et runo
etlpa cine Willion Dollars. Sea, cine Wttl>
lion lit fir Den, Der tic ni6t brauht, feine
0roBe Summe, aber ie 3u baben lit bod
bitbi9er, alS ite n 6t 81 baben. l1nb
menn benn l6on Don elmer 8ermin0e@
rung Der &riegsiteuern Die 9tebe iein
lou, fommt bod ~ieoenfal4S bte Niideritat>
tung Der gang unn0tbiger uno iiberfliiili9er
8eiie beSa6lten &rle9Sltelern in auereriter
Nei9e.
9lio serbre6e man it6 ridt wetter ben
&opf tpe9en Der nl1e6erl6iiie"." = Die
f0nnen i6on belor9t ntp aufge6oben pere
Sen. Gin beutihes 8aDrtport iagt: Q8er
feline S6ulben be5ablt perbeiiert feline
@iter! Das lit Der Yuntt! Weun ber
8uno Bic aLten, unn6t6tgerlpeile bon ben
bunbestreuen NorbItaaten erle9ten &riegsz
~iteuern suriideritatten unb ieine i'm Sabre
1891 fGuigen S6uloideine abbeaablen mil,
10 bat CT iiberbaupt fetnen @innabnle1neber1
l0uB nnb ale 0ieieni9en, Die ii0 ben &opf
barber Serbre6en, auf nelhe QSetle Die
Ginna6me> reberi6Ife permieben per0en
t0nnen, itno9tarren,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-01

!d3erIi@ uieOrig ft1b i'm 8ersIei@ su ben
IN EUROPA geLtenocn, itei9en tie art Dem
tnr8en gSe9e bonn Utartt gum W1eB9er, ODER
Otlntr6nler beinabe auf Die gleide 9obe
mt ben europGii6en. Ser @rumb ltegt in
per etrfaben 36atiabe, baB Der &Ietnz
gGnoler in Nmerifa (WteBger, &rGn1er,
Sader, gtertpirt6, Speilepirtb) einen Vns
p~efnunttt9 bel } Dberen 8roftt
nlilrnt, als Der in europa. Oriiben 1T er
MT elllem Getul1n BON 10 Bis Is 8rosent
ouT 1etne barre Qu5lage sufrieben; bier
tdfl9t ct nit ~tpeniger aGS so 8roaer1t aar
RtDt an, 1tet9t aber in 1nan6en SGlen nod
loer LOO. gGenn Der &rGnter bas Slln6ert
&oDltopte fit 2 Dollars betommt, ober ben
ettl5elnen &opf fit 5 Gents p~erfauft, 10
Ila0t oaS etnen Broftt bon $50 8rosent.
Set a1oeren @emiil en pirb It1 Der @etptuu
r1ldDt 9eringer Iteler.
0terbet trGgt tpobl Die bo1t ,,Seral6" oez
rll9te berG6tli6e @leid9iitt9fett oe0en
tletne Gelomertbe Die 6aupti6ul6. Ser
Amerttaner (1nO ntdt 5loB Der ein9eboz
rete) l6amt it3 taft, fir trgenb einen
@egenltano tpent9er, ais einen Ntdel aus
su9eben. St tDitrbe lt6 ais etnen erbdrms
lidcn Bfennigfu6ier anie6en, tpeun ec fir
ben &oblfopf, Der I'M 6unbert 2 Gents
fo1tet, MUIR 3 ge6en tnoIte, mas bod im=
MERLIN Elm re6t METER Yroftt tpGre. 8rafz
tl0 gilt Der gttfeI in tpeiteiten &reiien als
Die tleinlte SdetbemiinSe, un6 er lit bod
5nel @rOl6en tpert6!
Gs tpnmt abcr mod etpas Q[n6eres binz
gu, nm DEM gtuben oeS &letnbG1oIers einen
melt groBeren Spielraum All aebel1, oIs in
@uropa. 9fdmlid oies, 6aB bier Sober
mann bas 81 baben mill, 10 bah Elm
GROCER She'll g~eringere 8aare eerabeau perz
loren sebt. 9ies it, mas Dor alien @n6eru
pie WteB9er aur @ntl6ulbi9ung tbrer 6oben
Yretle tlr. choice cuts" anfiibren. Sic
lagen, oaB taft ale ibre &unoen MIR bic
be tier S6nttte (steaks), bic beften
8ratenitilde uerlangen. Der gr6Bere She'll
Deg ausgel9ladteten Gbieres bleibt unbez
gebrt uro brtngt I'M giinitteiten Sale faum
ben @tntaut sprets; oer gan5e @etpinn muB
9lio aus Dem beiten I6etle, bieIlei9t
taun etnem 8terteI bes 36teres fonmen.
Mebnli6e @riin6e fIbren bic @riintrGmer
uno Bidder fir ii6 on. 9ie lebtern ge6en
tbr Grnb an Die Grocer tn Gonniifion;
ipas bapon 0nt n66iten Sage ni6t ~perfauft
lit, nebnlen fie Suriif; bant aber lit es att
baden utlo IS lit nt9t let6t aud nur All 2
ooer B GentS oaS Bfunb gu Dertaufen. @letz
Dies gilt BON altgeporbenem @emItie &C.
SO tutrb nod LANCE tpdbren, ebe in bieIen
9tngen etne Qen6erun9 eintrttt. Die ~ il fe
8ergeHbung in %&leini9feiten Dor
0uem aber in ytabrungSmitteln, bic BON
allen aufmerfiamen 6ren1ben gerigt wtr6,
miro crit oann Elm @1be ne6men, tDenn Die
0ele0enbetten gum Grperb zines rei6lt6en
@infommenS Diel %ieltener Qeporoen iein
tpetoen, als tic beute nod itnb; - tpenu
Seoermann, Ser nidt geraDe Su ben 9tei9en
5Gblt, 9enOtbi9t ietn ipirb, ben Nidel 3peis
NAL umSubre6en, e6e er ibn ausgi6t, un6
gelernt baben ptrb, baB eriparte GfennigG
balo gu Gbaler1 anipahIen. &ommen
miro oieie 3ett etrmal, aber 1tt6t iebr balb.
BteIetdt ntdt eDer, ais Bis Die 60 O1iuioz
neN @inpobner, tpeIde teBt Die @eretnigten
Staaten ad6len, ii6 oerbretfa6t baben perz
ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-01

ttro tueiBe Haben; uno baS suleBt qeuannte
Blatt beniibte 0te erfte@alegenbeit, nm audi
III oleler Nrage Die YarteifGrbutg fDie0er
an5ultebmen, 9ti6t better ma6ten es Die
Oeutlbeu republtfaniiden 8ldtter 3. 8. NIT
Dem 8enlperen3t6um tbres 6arrtlon. lln0
bod ltllD Die beutider BarteiblGtter allcb in
otelen 3agcn nod na9re Mniter Der Selbltz
1tdnot9felt I'M 8erglet6e nit i6ren englil6=
antsrttanll0m So0genoiien.
Inter ben groBen Gerbinoltll9en, ipel6e
man trltber ebenfaQS CUR et%nieittg1ten 8ar>
teiflepperei miB6rau9te, lit bic y@ran6
Mrmp" Die bebcuteublte. 8ieIe republi1
fantlde Yolttifer ~betradteten uno be9an1
oeltelt lie einfa1 ais republifanti9e 8artetz
maldtne. limb geraoe Dor etllem Sabre
murbe otele ~9roBartigc 8erbtnoung, unter
tbrem oal1aligen SberDaupte Satr0tlo bon
WtSconltn Mno inter 2euten tpie Sltttle
BON Soma, SIT ben b0sarttgiten garteibebe1
reten gegen ben BrGitoenten Der Ser. Staaz
tell Derlpenoet.
Was titr einen tpobltbuenDen @e1eniab
81 lenen1 @ebebe uno Sur gegentpGrti9en
Yartettlepperet bilbet bas 8er6a[ten Des
1telIen O~ber6aubteS Der 0rano Qlrn1p, Mtls
Liam Maruer bon Wtiiiourt! Ob9let6
rNtlpHttW VII lCpuULttutttIWSt SuttStLlultuy
ia Elm 8ertreter ieiner Nartei i'm GongreB,
laet CT oo6 in benz &unbidreiben, tpomit
CT leine tbn auf bet MISUNDERSTANDING
Der @ranb @rmp in Columbus iibertra9ene
Gbrenltelle %antritt, foIgenoeS:
pWferft IS @uh: Isle 1T 6en &rtegsiab>
} rem 1861 bis 1865, 10 bat AUDI iebt Die
Bolitit ooer &eliaton zines Gameraoen
nidtS nit unierer Sadie su tbun. Isle
mir ullS oalnal5 ntGt our6 iol6e Sragen
trennen liefen, 10 bari eS aud jebt nt6t gez
i6eben. 8ruDerliebe unb Ireue ge9en bas
8aterlan6 Oieie vBlatforln" lit ID um>
taiieno, oaB ieoer ilberlebenbe alte Unions
%fdrnpier auf ibr iteben fam. Der @eiit
tpabrer &amerabi1aft beidiibt bon einem
lolden S%tanopunfte aus Die religiOien uno
polittl6en Qlnlt6ten zines &ameraben ielbit
gegen cine untreunoli6e 8eurtbeilung.
Ifit. bteien ieinen Nnlt6ten baben ietne
8aneraOen tpetter nt6tS gu tbun, ais baB
iie bielelben adtelt unb tbn in Der freien
Nusttbung ieiHer lleberseu9ungen be-
i6iiben."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-01
@c0cn Narteiflepperet.

Sn 6ieien Gogen beS BrditOententpablz
fan1pfeS BADEN it'd piele iDnit gang 9eideute
Wlenl9en, tpenigitenSe 10 tpeit Die Breiie
un0 Die Hebnerbilbne III 8etraht fommen,
bas lelbititdlOi9e Oenten bis auf Meiteres
poui9 a~69elp0bnt ullb lhreiben ooer ipre>
det gang nad Der Barteil6ablone. Die
9emDfrnte1 unter 0ielen 2euten pertreten
uno Dert6eioigen AaeS, mas i6r Gleuelalto
tDut, unh cbenlo perfabren Die 9lepublifaner
uuter iDnen in 8esug auf ibren 0arrtipn.
Seoe iel6ltitduoige 8eurt9eilung elmer
6anolung oOer QeuBerllng i6res 8arteifanz
Dloaten murpe BON iplden 2euten unter ben
ieBtQen llmitaloen ais Elm arger 0eritoB
ge8en baS QSobl unb ge9en Die Nusit6ten
t3rer Bartet betra6tet iperDen, uno oarum
pertbeiotgen tie ihren &dnpibaten iogar in
Talen, III benen lid tbr innerltc3 9tedhtSz
getltbl gelptB ge8el1 lein Ibun uno Qaien
ftrdubt. Oarum lo6prielen audi Die meiiten
oeutlde II bemofratii6en 3eitltngen bon
Qnfang all oGS Beuebmet bes BrGiioenteu
in Der @3ineienfra9e beutlhe bemofratilde
Slatter, ote eS taoelten uno ~perlparfen, mie
Der DNnSgr. b, $50" unb Der 80, @orrlpot."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-01
4teberfWwB = &rte9sfetter&t
IT. I. to-

8enn ser @rdfi6ent Glepelaub vunb
ieine Geute" rtdtig gereGnet baben, 10
nare1 AM 30. Stunt bieies Sabres 100
Otilionen Dollars lle6eri6uB in Der 8un>
b~estaiie. 8i5 gum 30. SUM- 1889 mIroen
ba3u - nad)oem beibe 0duier beS Gpn>
greiies fi0 in Der 8~erfilmmelung Der @iu>
raDmen itberboten babet nod meitere
20 Dtilionen Dollars lteberl9uB fommell
9as tudren $50 WtiQionen.
Nfun ser6reden ii0 beioe 8arteien Bic
&Dpfe barber, mas nit bielem Dtelen,
piele1 0eloe angefangen tperoen IoQe. Sic
ipettetfern nit chamber in Dem 8eitre6en
Die Gtnna6mem OeS 8unDe5 berunter>
5uleben, Die cine UNI 80, Die al1bere UNI
20 Wtutonen Dollars I'M Sabre. - 9abei
i6eint fetner bon beioen eta3ufaQen, Dag
i6on in ~pentger ais bret SaDren 270 Otilz
ItOnen 4%3pro5enti9er S6ulOl6etne fGatg
1tnD.
8as in oQer @e(t pGre 6enu nun naz
tirli6er, aIs baB mir Die 100 Wfiltpnen
Dollars, Die mir i6on am leBten 30. Stunt
auf' Die bo6e &ante gelegt 6atten, un0 Die
20 Wttutonet, Die mir Bis gum 30. Stunt
1889 auf Die 6obe &ante legen merben,
sur @b5aDlung Der in t~peni9en Sabren fall
It9en S0ul0 ~uertpenoen?
Nenn SemauO idIe6ttpeg S6ulSe o6er
Weiiuer beiBt, tpir6 ct bod 10 banOeln.
Warum ioQ Oenn Die vb0bcre Staatspeis@
belt" oartn beitcben, etlpas Qnberes 5u
tbun, ais tpdS bic permiinftigen 2eute
S6ulse uno W1itQer t6ur? Oas @innal7
ems lit bod fiir StaatSlnGItner, ipte fir
SduI5e uto OfiQer bailelbe!
QSenn Die go WtiQtoner, int Sabre 1891
fdui9er 43proSentiger S6ulDideine 3ur
gerfaQSett abbeSa6lt tperoen iolleu, muB
bod bas @elb ba3u oa leit! &etn !3tpeifel
oaB alsoann Die Snh0ber ioldber S6ulrz
ld1etre 9an3 IeeIenfrob iein t%pitroeu, 3proz
6eltt9e, ooer gar 25pro5entige auf LANCE
3ett ausgeteate S6uIbidetne in 3ablung
81 nebmen, tper1t man ffe i6nen anb0te,
N6er marum iOlI mar ie i6nen anbieten?
2Barum lou man ihNen ni6t lieber i6r
@elO geben?
Jte6nen mir na6l Menn in ben 9oQs
uno S~te1ergeieben gar ni6tS 9eG1bert mtro,
tpeltil all0 Die @tunabmen De5 BltnOes aar
rtdt berunter9ei6nitten meroeu, 10 bat Der
8uno ali l. Suli 1889 un0efGhr 1870 Milz
llonell, an Ditto 1890 pieIeiht (penn oann
nt6t mebr 10 niit orauf los betDiQtgt nirb,
iuie IN Dieiem Sabre na9e on 200 WliQionelt
ii6rtg uno i'm Sabre 1891 ptellet6t Die
gal5e Sunlme Der 43prosenti9en S0uI6,
Die Dann fdllig tpiro. = Sebr lpo6l, mas
fam eS oann @infa6ereS geben, ais bab
man oteie S6ulo aus pirfli6 OorDanoenent
gelOe ab5ablt, anitatt iie fir biligeren Gins
peiter Ell pumpen?
Ober meillt man, oaB bis 6a6in Sic 8unz
beStaiie nod me6r @elb baben ipilrbe,
ais CUR N6ltoBung Der baun fduigen Sdulo
erforDerli6 wdre Nun, bann tam man
it6 ia oaOur1 Qelfen, baB man (lple es
oieier Sage Sen 0arriion empio6len bait
ben 9tOrOitaaten bteienigeu btrettcn
Steuern 3urii fer it 0ttete, bic lie
1862 lit Die BW1oe3 faiie ein0eSablt baden.
9Gs mare ni6t nur uerniinftig unD ebrz
LID, ion0ern au0 re0t uno biQig. St
0endBbett per 8unoeSoerfaliln8 i6rieb
banlalS Der 8unO oirecte Steuern nad
MaBgo6e Der 8ertretungaitdrtc Der einselz
neu Staaten aus. Die 9te0ellenitaaten be-
Sa6tten bon Dem auf lie entfalIenoen Qn=
t9eil feinen b~luti9en &reHser, Die 9torpltaas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-01

nall Oefonomen ntdt I'M einen @ra6 b6bcr,
ais uniern @eneral Sermonn 2teb.
unb am lebten GrOe lit bte 81. StuatSStg.
AUDI oer lleberseugung, baB = OBJ GleuelanO.
ODER 6arriion gepdbIt lperoe Die Suppe
ni9t 10 bets gegeiien iperoen tptrO, pie ie
gefodt lit DaB ft6 in Dem ctlen, tpie int
Dem anbern Safe bas Qan6 i6on 10 bur6e
itolpern tptrb. Gieuet6t, baB Elm fIeiner
&ra6 baStpti6en fommt; = bod itno
mir AUDI nit Dieiem nt6t gefd0roet; in
tpenig Sabren miro eS anoers leIn." Wtr
lfno l6on mandmal perfra6t unb bod
tpteber oben aufgefommcn.
Summa: SeDe Sober Die er's treble /!
@laube Sober, mas er tpole! Sour tpare
es redt l61u, tpenn Sebsrmann ii6 Oaoor
bitten tpolte, UNI Der Deuorltebenben Bab[
1pilen, oas @e9entbetl BON DEM gu
lagen, tpos er nod Dor tpentgen 8o9en,
ober Monaten 9eiagt bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-01

bers audi Der Telbsussleiter 0rap, ieben
gang gut Elm, mel6e Q ummDett es
mar, Ben anri6igen 8latne bet ieitler
@iidfe9r mad Qmerifa ~ lie etnen 60
MIG gu enpfangen uno i0m in Der auf7
faQenblten Weiie an bic SptBe Der
9artet SIT iteQen. Qtu6 tpirO lest oa
unb bort angeoeutet, una6 Der geritdsrAl8
ieiler nG6iten Sreunoe lueroe per- S!aErte
inter feiner 8e6tngung cine SteIe in eInent
Cabinet annebmen". 9o6 anberer Selts
wiirOen Die MiQionen republttanGl6er
8laineoerebrer, tpelde onr6 nI9ts pom
ibrer ionoerbaren 8e9eiiterung tilr pen
unagnetii6en Mann" ge6eiIt perben f6nz
men, lt6 auf's 36otlidyite g%efrGnft fl9Ien,
tpenn tbr Abgott iebt in ben 6inter9runO
9ebrGngt ipliroe.
50 erfiut it9 an Set republifanii9en
Bartet ba5 8ibelport: Wonltt ou gell17
biget bait, bamit ptrit bu g%eitraft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-01
@et3ett 4tts0 8roo.

Der @6icagoer 6eralb GIr Sretban6eI
Dur6 Did unb 0inn) i6reibt:
$50 balo Der Wei3enpreis au6 u nm
etntge G9rtttc Der Bitter nG6er rlidt, pel6e
tn ben Sabren Dor 1894 gait, erbe6t leoer
Sdder IN ber Staot DaS G5ei6rei, oaB er
ntebr fir letn 8rpb baben 1nub. Gin
Ytun6 8rpb toitet IN @9icagO 6
Sents; in 2ouSpn fpfen pter
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Die Pretie Oitier Dinge i'm @roB banbel
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Notice for Publica ton.
LAND OFFICE AT BOISE CITY, IDAHO.
Nav 4 1888

LAND OFFICE AT BOISE CITY, IDAHO.
May A, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-namcd settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before Register and Receiver at
Boise City, Idaho, on June IA, 1888, viz.
William r. Upper, presumption ID. s. No.
3,735 for the Lot No. 2, and S W a N E
a, Section 2, Township north, Ran e 4
east.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
David Bunch, of Garden Valley post
office, Boise county.
Benjamin Anderson, of Garden Valley
postotfce, Boise county.
j. G. Mills, Of Garden Valley postofiice,
Boise county.
A. Barber, of Placerviile postoffice,
Boise county
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Notice for Publication
LAND OFFICE at Boise City, Idaho,


LAND OFFICE at Boise City, Idaho,
May 81, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim and that said proof will be
made before Register and Receiver. at
Boise City, Idaho, on Saturday, July 81,
1888, viz; Philip Rant, who made home.
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a, n E 5 W a, w Z S w L, Sec 81
TIP N, K E.
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harmon Shew, all of Placerv,lle, Boise
county, Idaho. HARLEM PEFGEY,
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