davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-18
Czytajcie %farmerzy!
Targ Stan6w Wschodnich
3 llatanO wicie mOwefcAyli
Amery knnskiej Anglii.

Amery kanskiej Angiii.
WWqt.h z mouy p. W. Nc
Kmly z Ohio 10 Senacie Sta.
mdw Zjednoczonych.
Przeciwstawmy teraz swo]-
ski 1arg Novel Anglii zagra-
nlcznemu starej Anglii. w r.
1880 Nova Anglia spotrzebo-
wAfa 540.000.0 QUO funtow ba,
welny, 20 IL Is cd funta. 90
ogofem czynilo sumo 62.595.
900 dol. a vice 20 procent
w'ecej, ani1eli caly nasz ex
port ogo}em wziety do Wiel-
kiej Brytanii. | to byia Jedy-
ME Novel Anglii danina ola
producentow bawefny Po]ud-
mia. Posyla ona co najmniej
70.000,U G0 dol. ma Zachod i
poIuocy Zachod "a artyku}y
A%ywnosci. Prsyfa ona coforocz
ME 100000 900 dol. hodowcom
owiec stu"ow srednich, "a.
chodnich j nadpacy fkowanych
"a iSh runa. Powtarzam, czy
takiego targu ME warto "a
chowac, nawet popiera6 cry
ME powinnismy pragna6 tego,
by dobrobyt Novel Auglii,
przedsiebiorczosG Novel, An
glii, zasady polityczne Novel,
Anglii stafy sic udzia]em ws2yst.
kicn czesci naszego k:sju?
Ten drogocenuy swojski targ
mo3ecie zniszczyG przez take
prawodawstvo. jake rroponu-
ie ten bill; mo2ecie zm%niejszyG
popyt "a 2ywnoscia, bawelna,
wefna, lnem, k%onopiem, npra-
wiane,pi W innych czesc'ach
naszego kraJu, skoro pojdz1e-
Gle "a zwodniczemi tecryami
naszych frzyjaciot pc drugiej
stronie Izby; robotnik6w 2
plantacyi bawelny j z fabryk
wypedzicie ich moanosG kupo.
wanna. j. gdy zmiejszycie ict
place; pociagna oni ma Zachod
i ma poInocny Zachod.nie 4eby
pracowa6 W fabry kach, ale
by W wiekszej czesci zostaG
rolnikami i talk zamiast bye,
.]akhy to Dill pod wfasciwym
systemem taryfy, ola was cd.
biorcami, STANG sic wspo]za-
wodElkami. Przcjaa oni . SEE
regu odbiorcow do producenJ
tow, DO skoro ubedzie
odblorcow, przybedzie przez
to producentow. Targ zagra-
niczny ma pfody rolnicze jest
jednq 2 zwodniczych mar VOL
nego handful. Je3eli kiedykol,
wick mia}a iaka podstawe
wzglelem dobrego targu swoj-
sklegc, co to juz dawno sic
skohczyfo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-18
PkACCIE "a
P O K r A K. A

Pod tym tytu}em %zaczefo wy
chodic W Poznaniu cd l oazdzier-
nika polskie pismo ludowc, humo-
rystyczne z o%brazkami, = kt6re
mocno %polecamy ludowi polskie-
mu W Ameryce.
Pokraka wychodzi raz w ty-
dzlen i kosztuje g ,stron) ola
Ameryki tylko 2 dolary, ktore
MONA pos}ac redaktorowi i WV
dawcy p. Tomaszowl Lewandow-
skiemu W Poznaniu papierkiem,.
W uwadze wstepne] zaznacza
Pokruka, re starac sig bedzie, ba-
WAC Szanowna PublicznosG, mice
ma celu dobro ogo}u, karcit, gdzie
sic nalezec bedzie - zartowaG 4
pomyfki ludzkiej, na"et chfostc
W razie ciezszego grzcchu.
'"morystycznej
Otto probka
poezyi Pohrahii:
"a plerwszego pazdziernlka
Pohraha wychodzi kwita,
Lec~ ty o tenn wcale ME wies4,
le to bedzie tegi zwierz.
1
Bedzie n wydawaio,
10, co leszcze znamy mato:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-18

wznleslona W naszym kraju, a
klora zatrudnia czy 100 cry
500 ludzi jest wielka korzys.
cla ola ka3dego farmera, 2yjq-
cego w obrebie wielu mil cd
nle). ldzcie tylko do miejsc
odlegfych daleko cd fabrycz.
nych zakladow, a znajdziecie,
2e sprzedawaja tam kure cd
lO 90 Is cent, masfo I'd 10
90 10 cent, ]aja pc 10 cent.
tuzln, i wog6le wszystko, co
sic produkuje. ma farmie ia
Gene TAXA, ktora ledwo sic
op}aci.
Teraz zmiehmy pofozenie i
idzmy W okolice, w ktorej
lest .jedna lub wiecej fabryk 2
cafa cl2ba urzednikow zatrud-
n'onych W fabryce. Oui ME
produktu)a 2adnych rolniczych
piodow. Oni muszq kupowac
wszystko, co sic rodzl ma far
mie j W ogrodzie, a kury "a
miast 10 do IL cent. kosztu-
ia cd 20 do 80 cent; ja)a "a
Mast 10 cent. kosztujq 20 do
70 cent. "a thzin., maslo "a
mast 10 do Is cent. kosztu-
]e 26 cent. IN funt, tax dalej
sprzedawaja farmerzy i ich TO-
ny lieznym osobom zajetym w
fabrykach, DO oni ME trudniac
sic tenn, musze cd Mich kupo-
wac.
Ale ME tylko to, cena
gruntu podnosi sic takae, a
spada, skoro fabryk niema W
okol'cy. Mozna znalesc grunt
wart SO dol. "a akier odlegfy
o Ailka mil cd miasta fabrycz-
nego, a TAXI sam a navel lep-
sly grunt MONA kupiG "a 5
DOL, ale odlegfy o go lub lou
mil cd fabrycznego mie)sca. A
to czemu? Ola tego, IL nietyl-
ko gospodyni MA targ ola swe-
go masta, kur, jaj i sera "
ogoIe' pfzealnlotow z fanny,
ale tak2e sam farmer zna;du-
je fatwy pokup ola kazdego
buszla korny, pszenicy, lyta
'dt. ola kazdego jaofka, bro.
skwlnl, gruszkl, melona, s}o-
wen wszystkiego, co jego far
ma pfodzi. A to dsieje sic ola
tego, ze jest W pobli2u miasta
fabrycznego i ola tego tel d.
stale on dobre ceny "a korGe,
make, mieso i wszystko co %.
botnicy fabryczni koniecznie
potrzebuja do zycia. TAX tedy
re wzgi7Iu IA to 2adra klasa
narodu njema wiekszej korzys,
CT z pomno2enia naszych IA
bryk jax wfasnie farmerzy, DO
rrzez wspofzawodnictwo po-
mledzy ]icznemi fabrykami &C.
ma artykufow poIedynczych
spada, W tym samym stosun-
ku cena roboty i ptod6w roll
nlczych idzie W gore. Chocia4
zatem "a niektore artykuly
piaca wy2sze ceny, to Jest to
tylko bezpesre dpim podatkiem,
ktory zaledwo farmer uczuie,
gdy2 jest on al nadto ia to
wynagrod1ony ma innych urty.
kulach przez taryfe, kt6-
ra naso2ona jest ma ptoay "a
granlczne. ktore on wlasrie
sprzedale,- Nova Hon. 10
sophia %, Browna z Georgii w
Senacie onia IA Marca 1888
d. IA VITA D1rra,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-18
co

RoSYANIE pobudowali teraz
ko9lejj %zelazna az tuz do samej gra-
nicy sybiru, DO do miasta DIV
w gorash Uralskich. Minister by}
tam PREY uroczystem otwa1ciu tel
kolei i powiedzia}, re bedzie sic
staraf budowat dalej do Omska
W syberyi, dalej do Tomska, do
krasnojarska az do Irkucka. a
wlec DO granicy Chihskiej W po-
fudnlowa strong Sybiru. By}aby
to naJwleksza kolei w swiecie.
wanna ! ola handful i wojska.
w AFGANIsTAN1E priv
granicy Indyi, ktore maja Ansli.
cy W Azyi, wre wojna domowa. co
znaczy, re biedny tamtejszy nar6d
morduje sig miedzy SODA. Tamtei-
szych ksiaazaat czyli hanow podbu-
rzaja z jednej strony Rosyanie, 2
drugiej Anglicy, a CT gfupcy stu
chaJa tych nam6w i LEILA krew
wfasna. skohczy sic ma tenn, ze
albo Moskal albo Anglik zagarnie
lch pod siebie i zrobi z ksiazat
razem z narodem niewolnix6w.
CEsARz FRYDERYK III.
ktory TAX kr6tko panowa}, pozo-
stawlf podobno zapiski 2 czas6w
wojny francuskiej, kt6re teraz iedno
p'smo memieckie og}osi}o, a wszyst-
kie pc Swiecie powtarzaja.
w zapiskach tych mowi 6w-
czesny nastepca tronu otwarcie,
Jakby ma spowiedzi, a m6wi O
roznych rzeczach i ludziach.
Dowiadujemy sic Z tego, ze
wfasnle cesarz ~Fryderyk III. jake
i-astepca tronu staraf sic o utwo-
RENE cesarstwa niemieckiego i on
tax OLGA swego, jak ks. Bismarka
oraz lnnych m%onarch6w nien,ec-
klch 90 tego zacheca} i przynagla}.
Dowladujemy sic dalej, ze juz
wtedy mia} ks. B,smark wypowie-
dzlec, IL wystapi przeciw nieomvl-
noscl %papieskiej, dalej re ks. PRIV
blskup L%edochowskl zapytywa}
wtedy, czyby OLGA sw. Piusa XII.
przy]eto n IA mieszkanie w Prusach.
Wreszcle o tenn sic dowiaduie-
my, re p. Blsmark miaf san PRIV
znac, IL o woJnie z Austrya mvs-
laf zaraz, skoro tylko w r. 1852
zostaf ministrem.
Ieraz telegrafuJa, re niby BIZ
smark mia} pownedziec, IL zapisk6w
tych ME uwaza "a pochodzsce cd
zmarfego cesarza. (Torunski p,z,,.
Minister pruski zakazaf landra.
~" miesznf SIG do agitacyi wy
"'czymv. lax tel hedy;e
.-.-
'orcze,. ~
'rzy wyboracn.
II Rosyi piszq zndw o Mill
'ach' re ci zbierajq sig do nowe-
o ~wystapienia pc swojemu.
N'emcy pod rzqdem rosyjskim
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-18
Bajki rome i ploteczki
Zapisujeie je dziateczki!

"oJ"i AoAuo 1 PlOC6CZKl
Zapisujcie je d~ziateczkil
A ME mdwmy, ze jest gtupie,
30 ia sam je sobie kupie;
LepleJ mniej wypijemy kawy,
MIejmy pismo ola zabawy.
30 Pokrahe jak przeczytasz,
. sniadanie sic ME spytasz,
Bedziesz dobrze ~najedzony;
Wiec kupujcie: matkl, zony!
Kupujcie tez i O]cowie,
30 Pokraka VAN tel powie,
Kto sic dobrze, czesto spite
A zas potem zone bile.
Zapiszc'e tez sobie, danny,
q ciekawoscia tez czekamy
S}ysze6 cd Was jake sfowo.
Co SIG stafo to lub owo.
Plszs ia to ola zabawy.
Ale' ale, dajcie kawy!
Bo mnie tez juz boil gfowa
Jesc mi sic chce - ami sfova
W kohcu wjesz, CO to Pohrakas
10 tax niby cos cd ptaka;
Nlby ogon, niby rogi,
Djabli pysk. i djable nogi.
Pewnle wiedzlee cheese kto piszeY
10 CT powiem, DO jak sfysze
Pokraka ciekawy wssciekle
Ia to jsczec bsdzie W pickle.
A vice CT tez napisa}em,
Ale "a to kijem da}em.
Tylko ME pisz mnie przez es.
30 ia jestem Vincent Flens.
Adres Pokraki:
Jasnie O~swiecony Kr6lewicz Pc.
kraka W P%oznaniu (Posen) Europe.
Germany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-18

klej brytanii.
Wedle zapisk6w Mulhalla,
wynosifa W +. 1889 calkowi.
ia produkcya W'elkiej Bly,
tamil 5000 mil'on6w, czyli l72
dol. ma mieszkanca; z tego
spotrzebowano 1876 dol. w kra.
ju, a Sc dol. eksportowano.
Zas wedle zapiskow p. Nm
mo 2 biora satvstycznego, cal,
kow'ta produkcya Stanow
Zjedn. wynosi'a w tymae 50.
mym roku 10000 milionow,
czyli 200 dol. ma mieszkanca.
Z tego by]o spotrzebovane
1873 dol. W kraju a II del.
eksportowano.
Wartos6 naszych pfodow
rolniczych " r. 1880 wymosi-
ia $500 milionow, q tych
IS do 80 procent, z wyjatkiem
bawefny l tabaki: bylo spo-
trzebcwane w domu, zas war;
tos6 p}od6w bryryjskiego roll
nictwa wynosila tylko 1900
milionow.
JUL dziisaj jestesmy naiwie.
kszym fabrycznym narodem
na swiecie. WartosG naszych
produktow z fabryk, kopalni
i lasow W roku 1880 dosiegla
sunny $500 mi|ionow,. a vice
$40 mlioa6w wiecej, ani2eli
Anglia mia}a takich wyrobow.
Il tych Ameryka spotrzebowa-
la W kraju 1882 mllion6w, a
l3S mllionow eksportowano.
jest faktem, lie nasz swojski
targ spotrzebowat wiecej wy.
robow fabrycznych, anizsl;
Wielka Brytania spotrzebowa-
Ia j eksportowala.
Wartosc naszych wyrobow
W przemysle skor, w}qczajac
do tego fabrykacye butow i
trzewikow, wynosifa W roku
1880 454 milionow, 2 j pol
razy wlecei, anizeli W W;es-
kiej Brytanii, . Q tego "a 447
mlllonow spotrzebowano w
kraju.
Szanowny kolega z Massa-
chusets iRusselI) TAI nam ME-
dawno do %poznania. 2e przez
ulokowanie skor ma wolnei
llscie W roku 1871 c~tworzylrs-
my pole do exsportu butow j
trzewik ow. Jednak3e ,ok ME
jest, bo cafy nasz eksport wy
Eoslf w roEu ub'egfym tylko
S 100000. Mysmy tylko u.
trzymali nasz wiasny targ cd
roku 1871, zupe}nie tax samo
jak dSwniej, DO owe 80 pro.
cent ella na1n2one ma materyal,
ktore g}6wme tworzq koszt O.
wych towarow zupefilie oca-
lily mas pred zagraaicznem
wspofzawodnictwem. Ale gdy-
bysny i owe clio zniesli, ma
tenczas ME potrwa1oby bardzo
d}ugo, a nasz przemysf W bu-
tach i trzewikach uczulby ME
bawem wplyw angielski i
francuski pod tym wzgledem.
Wartosc n~aszej fabrykacyi
welny w roku 1880, prze1nys-
]u, ktory szanowny kolega z
lndyany przedstawif nam jake
zupe|nie zLiszczony 2 powodu
braku wolne, we@ny- wynosi-
ia 273 miliorow, czyll 4S mi
lionow wiece.l anizeli wartosc
we}nianych fabrykatow Wiel-
kiej Brytanil, a tych prawie
wszystko spotrzebowano W
kraJu.
Jestem gotow wspo}dziatac
jakimko)wiek mozliwym
wnioskiem ku podniesieniu
naszego handful zagranicznego,
ale wybaczcic> lie ME moge
przyfoAyc mel reki do sprawy,
ktora wyg|ada m: "a tenn, jsk-
by chclata poswlecic nasz Una
k O m t targ s isk !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-18
sKolej Burlington
g PLAN JAZD'Y
IA STACY m.n

-FsS ssM -NnNA
IA STACY n.svSH
Trdiinss' Arrsuve.
'ttA ehssaao' daily exc. Sun. = r1.4s am
and St. Louis, Daily so9 am
From Minneapolis and S. Paul daily exc, Sun, 1 IS ann
daily . l1.a o mn
Trans Depart.
Fer Chicago, daily exc. Sun.
and St. Louis. Daily 8, . . n m
ter St. Paul and Minneapolis, daily exc. Sun. 1870, 1929 p pm
For rates, tickets, etc. apply to 'ss am
-9EGg j. =. fHuavlcy Ayeat.
Bagaze zabezpieczaja sic cue
kaml az do miejsca p~rzeznaczcnia
Ma ~wszystkich pociqgacl, po-
splesznychf znajdujq SIG kary obia.
dove j syplalne systemu Pullman.
oTykiety okdlnikowe Through
tickets) do wszystkich punkt6w
" stanach Zjednoczonych i Kama.
dy SO do nabycia W Winonic.
Tyklety sprxedaIe:
Agent I II. Hawley W Winsna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-18

II h0syi piszq zndw o Mill
s'ach' re ci zbierajq SIG do nowe-
30 wystapienIa pc swojemu.
N'emcy pod rzqdem rosyjskim
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-04-05
No ice of Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTirE IL hereby given that in purruauce
"' orders of the Probate Court IT Nes Percs
county, idah" TerrtaTy. mad. on the 9th
day ~ Ncvem er 1876 ard TN the 9th day Of
December 1887. in the matter o the estate Of
John }. C"hsy. declared. the undersig ned, the
administrative OF the 81 d estate. will sell, at
P' v"te sa!c. 10 the highest bidder. for cash.
g"'d coin OF the Unitea States. aud subject to
continuation by said Probate C~uYt ON Satur.
ia, he >ec"nd day o. June 1919, ali the right,
tue. interest and estate ~ the said John ].
"f., ut he time II hi. death, and all the,
risht. tile aud interest that the sai. estate.
has ny oPerat on Of law ~ otherwi ice acquired,
"'h"r than In addition to that Of q e said
John j. C"fey. At the lime ~ his death. In
ant I" al those &C, tain lots. pieces or pc ces
Of land s''ante ying and heieg in Nex Perez
unity, Id no TO rit,'Tv amt beunded end de-
serihed a, fol"ws. tt.wif: he southeast
qa rter OF section twenty nine, fo~ nshp thirty>
ie'e" n"rsh # raage Ave west. ITO acrss: also
tht ssath halt. n"rihwest quarter and north
hai'. southwest quarter If section twenty seish BIT
.s"hsetp thirty sevsr Baitn Of range 6ve west
10 sc'es ffers and bids must be in writing
amt vii 'e e. ened b, the under signed II the
.ncs Jsme- Poe. tsq.; amy st-iaw. II
the MY Of Lewi.ton. L T.. up tGssnd ipclsd.
the sssd cn..d day Of Jnne -, az may
ne hl.d with the clerk ef the irobAtk Court.
e'm- and c'udi iens VI sale, es4h, gold
BON II the fnted s'ster, or part esJh and
pat seen ell by mortgage on the real estate
!. he sold Dcei at the exrense Of the pas.
.hassr EMMAR cOrpEYss
Adminis'ratrix Of the estate Of John J. Ctf'
ey. deceased. 1A
Dat, d March 81. 1889, &3n
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-04-05
Will She M AIRY?

The current literature OF many Of our
exchanges is laden with the burden of a
great national problem viz: Will Mrs.
Frank Leslie marry again? This appears
to be very grave question and VIC re-
gre' that it is forced upon the public
mind pending the other important issues,
which are now en- aging the attention of
congress. The old lady says she is
declining, on an average, two marriage
proposals day; that men ''all over"
want to marry her-no doubt they want
to marry her all over, if they marry her
at all. In her Notifications of widow
hood, she has, so far, repealed her assail.
ants. and, no doubt, she is quite secure
behind her s'rony breastworks. But
the good of the country demands, either,
her capi,ulation or reduction of her
works. The great public questions OF
the Tariff, Fisheries dispute, and the
annexati' n Of North Idaho to Washing
ton. should not be laid aside, awaiting
Mrs. Leslie's slothful action. Were we
on terms Of social intimacy with Mrs. l..
We would earnestly implorc her to marry,
and thus, perhaps, prevent another civil
war. We would quote to her the scrip
tural injunction-'It is better TO MARE
than to burn" She certainly is old
enough, and, We believe, her parents
would give their free consent. A
stranger, We can only imporiune Mrs. |
Frank, Tor heavens sake and for tn.
welfare OF mankind, generally, to marry.
Dakota, Montana, Washington, New
Mexico and Utah want to be admitted
into the union Of states, and yet thu
wheels Of legislative government must be
with the stumbling block Of Mrs.
Franks indecision. We might advise
her goin. ab-oai for season, aud s,in,
the retinue Of courtiels who might fol
low her would depopula,e the country
and deprive us Of voting quorum. II
polygamy was still fashionable she
would cow IT the whole United States
INTO harem and thus destroy the san
;tity oil government established by
'nly fore fathers. The fact is Mrs.
Frank must be forced to marry or b.
declared ineligible, and it BE- made a
'api'al offense to purpose to her. Our
resp rity cannot survive the maintain
nee Ut another Lucretia Borgia or !
,s'pa'r', intensi6ed-Plsase marry Mis-.
frank, do.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-04-05
ID AR RED.


kRESS-BATEMAN.-- In this city April 2ad
1883. at the residence of J. Dubuc, by Few.
Father Seer, Mr.. Z. q. Kress and Miss Ella
Bateman.
Mr. kress has been a resident of this city
for the past twenty years, having come from
California here in the earl, mining DAYS of
OF Idaho. and been identified with the in
terests and progress Of Lewiston since his
arrival. He is now our wor by postmaster.
and has always been an energ tic and worthy
citizen. but up to the present time has al.
ways chosen the life of n bachelor. May h.
tnd the change As hopeful aud fruitful ss
his fondest anticlpations has ever painted
1t to be. His bride is classed amongs. thu
most estlmable OF this city. and they have
the best wishes of scores of ncquaintances
and friends, for long life and IN ny tokens
of their mutual love and affection.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-04-05


BosToN, March 27.-The report Of
the Bell Telephone Company shows a
satisfactory condition of business during
the year 1887. The number OF II.
changes is 743; total miles wire, 145,
1872, OF which 5000 are under ground ;
number of subscribers, 1853, 1872; num-
Der of instruments on hand aud under
rental, 3s0,277, and increase of 26,759
over last year; number of exchange
connections daily in the United State.
estimated at ,5l7. The treasurer
statements shows: Earnings from all
sources S3.453,O27; expenses, 81, 242..
430; dividends during the year, IL per
cent. on the capital stock surplus De-
ccmber 81. S2.029,O35.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-04-05
MORTGAGE SUMMONS.

In the bisfric, Court Of the First judicial
District ldab" Territory Aez Perez county,
Patrick " Ample ana James TAFT plaintiffs
". knud as.oa and III. First National
Bank ri Lew,st lie end ants
To knud 1.arsOn aud The First National
IL 'hk "i s.ea is.Un. dcIe ndxnts.
The err'i"rs Of Idaho: You are hereby
required I" appear in an actio. br ught against
y u by e alb We named plaintiffs in the dis
irict Court of the First Judicial District Of the
Territory at Idaho in and for the county Of
Nez Perez and to answer the Q mplaint filed
Their IN within ten days texclusive Of the Gay
OF setvic') after the ssrvice on YOU Of this
summ"ns--ii served within this county or. il
served "ot Of tai' county. but in this district.
within twenty days "th-Iwise within forty
day--"r judgement by default will be taken
ag inst you. according to the prayer Of said
com int.
he sand action is brought to obtain decree
OF this court. nr h~ tei eciosure Of n certain
mortgage d ser bed ia the sand compliant, and
ex' cuted hy the saie' Knua Larson on the
lHh November A ID. 1886. to secure the
payment 81 three c. rtain promtssery notes ag-
greg ung fbe principal sum OF 1857 with in.
'efeNt IN S'I thereof fr, IN Nov 1887 at the
rat Il ten pc cent per aunum. aud Per cent
on the mi g am mt fund due as attorney
ices ana tor Gusts OF suit, as appears il the
G instant bled herein. that the premises cor
ve!ei ny said NOR gage may be s"id. and the
proceeds applied to the payment OF said notes.
IN crest attorneys zee and Gusts. and iu case
such trocee . are not sufficient to p.y the
. IN" III to obtain an execution against said
knut Lassnn for the balances remaining due.
and Isl that the said d,icaGants and ali per-
t"r' Claiming by 'hr ugh "r nier hem may
h. ha'red md free . 81 Of all right. title,
o. i'm lien sqaity of redemption. and interest
IL an" ;" ssn m"r'gaged premises, aud fer
"'het snd fu ther relei.
Add y"n are hereby notified that, you fail
/" ~ PEER and answer the raid G. mpiaipt, ~
a1 y iequi'ed; tie sal plaintiffs will apply
I" the .rt ioF tls reiiei d, mauded in the said
0 mpiaint
o'Na uuder m, hand aud the seal Of the
bis'sict Court of the First Judicial
l.. 81 District "f the Territory Ut Idaht. in
and the county II Nes Perez this
"a day II Ma, oh A D.. 1888.
+. MUkKiS,
~ W. s. Brck deputy. Clerk.
>. ". Poe attorney Tor plaintiff. "A
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NEW TO-DAY.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Orson G Porter deceasei
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned
administrator of the estate Of OrsCn c. Porter.
deceased, To the creditors of and all ner.on,
having claims against the said deceased. I. ex.
hibit them with the necessary voucnervwituip
ten month, after the first publication Of this
notico 70 the said administrator at his resi-
dence in the city of Lewiston I, r.. the same
be ng the place or the transaction of tn. bu,i
ness of said estate. OV PORTER
administrator OF the estate Of Orspn G. Por
ter. deeea ed.
Dated April 3. 1883. o-hw
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Alone Dead.


1t is sad to contemplate the death Of
an acquaintance amid strangers and even
,, more sad to contemplate such death
far away from any human eye to watch
his demise or any human hand to
minister to his wants 10 his last uoments.
News reached this city on Monday night,
being brought by Mr.. Bert Sherwin,
who bad just returned from Mt. Idaho.
that our.old time friend and acquaintance
Peter Beemer was found dead in his
cabin, on American creek, by a china
man, on Friday evening about seven
o'clock. No Que had visited him since
February. He had chosen, against the
earnes, protests of his friends, to remain
alone IN his mining cabin m American
creek during the winter, rather than to
come out on the prairie, aud spend the
winter months with friends. He lett
Camas prairie for his cabin, in the CAN'T,
about the LIST Of January, alone, and
resided there till his death. He was
visited some time in February, aud wa,
then in his usual health. He had been
ailins somewhat, but was quite well
when last seen. From appearances when
found dead, he must have been dead
about ten days or two weeks. He was
in a sitting position with his head de-
ciiuing over upon the side of his bed,
and with one boot of, as though he had
just got up and was dressing himself, or
was about undressing himself and going
to bed. There were no marks Of violence
upon his person, aud no tangible evidence
OF his having had any struggle, as dc.
scribed by the Chinaman who found him.
This Chinaman had tecn in ;ne employ
OF the company during the fall aud was
sent IN by one OF the partners to go to
work again this spring. On finding that
he was dead, the ChinamaD was super.
stitious and would not remain in the
cabin over ni-ht, but sought a vacant
cabin near by, aud remained all night,
and started early in the morning to re.
turn to Mt. Idaho and notify his partner
and others, where h. arrived on Sa,ur.
day evening. Early Monday morning
james Buchanan, Joseph Hemslspeck
aud two others started to 60 to the
camp. Since which no news has been
received from them at this place but is
soon expected. Peter Beemcr or Peter
Minton, was about - years old, small in
statue and full of nerve and spirit.
resolute in the last degree. He never
knew what fear was, and during the
Indian war of 1877, he was one of the
seventeen volunteers who stood off about
$50 Neg Perces, in open field, and drove
them, and killed many of them. Beemer
then fred away all his cartridges and
commenced reloadiug empty shells, amid
The raking fire of the Indians. He was
generous to fault and bad the conf
lence and love of all his acquaintance
turing the fifteen or twenty years he was
an inhabi,ant of Idaho county. But his
race is run, and many is the person who
will drop the tear of sorrow at his de-
Darture
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A woman who cannot cook dinner
as well as eat it, make dress as we'll as
wear it, a woman who cannot turn her
haoa ic anything when occasion requires.
who is not able to train her servant.
practically, and teach them the value OF
economy Of time as well as money. is not
in my opinion, educated at all, though
she may be very much cultivated, and
even nave been to college and taken a
degree