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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-02-01
ACADEMY AIRINGS.
Locals and Literary Nick .NacIs
Gathered bU the Acddeny Stu
dents.
Forty-eight students.

Forty-eight students.
DR.. Bibby gave US pleasant call on
Monday and offered some prizes, which
will be mentioned later.
The Academy has started a savings
oank to gather up the loose change that
would go for candy. and what is better.
to teach the pupils the habit of saving.
The students will give an entertain
ment soon to raise funds for PAYMENT
on the organ.
Henry Schmadeka is now able te per-
ambulate into the kitchen and take les
sons IN gastronomy. Later: He is out
and doing well.
Teacher: "Where do monkeys come
from?"
Small boy: "Arkansaw."
Teach girls to be self-reliant. Teach
them to be womanly. Teach them to
be teachers" Self-reliance and manli-
ness is good for boys, too.
The five great educational influences
OF our age are: literature, the home,
the school, the state, the church."
WALTER SCOTT,
Editor
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-02-01
DIED.

HUSSEY.-At the residence of Z. w. Robie. ON
salmon river, January p. 1889, James Hus-
sey, aged 76 years.
Ihus has another OF the pioneers of Idaho
county gone to explore the great unknown.
Mr. Hussey was born in the state of wisoon-
sin in 1873 He left his native state for the Cal
ifornia gold fields in the early SOS and has
lead the life of miner ap6 prospector ever
since He came to Idaho county IN 1862 and
from that time until his death made his home
here.
Uncle Jimmy Hussey was we'll known to al
most every old settler in the county and all re-
spected him as an upright. generous, honest
man, whose few faults were ever hidden BY
his many virtues.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-02-01
Idaho County Patents.

LEWISTON. IDAHO,
Jan. %, 1889.
DEAR SIR.-As per request l send list
Of patents remaining in this office for
Idaho county land:
CASH PATENTS.
VIM. NJ. Bowman. Walter Gerbrick.
John +. McLean. Charles Scott.
Dedrick Ii. Telcher. VIM. S. Wilmot,
HOMESTEAD PATENTS.
Milton Cambridge. Sven Larson.
Hrs Henry Harmon. Geo. Woodward.
Respectfully,
FRANCIS F. PATTERSON,
Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-02-01
REDEMPTION OF COUNTY WARRANTS.

HroTIcE ia HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
II following County Warrants will be paid on
presentation to the County Treasurer at his OF.
dee at Mt Idaho, T., and that interest on said
warrants CEASES after the date Of this notice,
to-wit:
:, s. IA and 16.
Nos f76 to 100. inclusive,
on ROAD DISTRICT No. /; Warrants Nos. 7, s,
9, l6, ~, 1S, 19 and S.
TO- IL, II. 10 and q.
on RoAD DISTRICT No 3; Warrants Nos. l, 2,
3, IA ls. D. "a, %, 36, 30 and 81.
I,OS RoAp DIsrRIcr No. 4; Warrants Nos. 21 ,2s,
and %.
on RoAp DISTRICT No. 5; Warrants No. 20.
9; No, 4.
JOHN BOWER,
County Treasurer.
Mt Idaho 7 tt Ian, IS, 1889.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-02-01
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
Notice of Sale of Property For Delinquent
Taxes.

Notice is hereby given that will on Tuesday,
the 9th day of February, A. ID. 1889, at the Court
House Door in Mt Idaho, Idaho County, Idaho
territory, between the hours of 10 O'Clock. A NJ.
anc O'Clock P. NJ, sell at Public Auction the
following described property, to satisfy he tax
es, interest penalties and costs due said county
from the owners for the year 1888.
JOHN N RICE,
Tax Collector, Idaho Co 1T.
Mt Idaho, l. T., Decemo er 20, 1855.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-02-01
NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTIoN PROOF.

NTOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTION PROOF.
Joseph Hatke, D. 8. 304d
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON, IDAHo,(
January 9, 1882
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
40 make final proof in support Of his claim ard
that said proof will he made before 1. II:
Grierson, Clerk of District COurs, LIST Judicial
district, Idaho Territory, at Mt. Idaho. l. t., or
February %, 1889, viz:
JOSEPH HATKE, D. s. 5o46.
Fer the N " l. Sec II. TIP 81 =, F. w, NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
hiseoutinuous residence upon, end cul ivation
OF, said land. viz:
william Entrup John J. Weis, Hubert HIATT
run and Herman Helm all OF KeCtheg vile p.
o. Idaho.
32-37 FRANCIS r. FATTILsoN Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-02-01
COAUMHIN RIVER
ACNNNMV.
Grdnyecitte, Idaho.
1888.

Winter term opens Jan. 9th. Glasses will be
taght in all the common branches and in Alge-
bra, Geometry, Universal History, Chemistry,
Book Keeping, etc. A lesson in Vocal Music
will be given 10 the entire school each morn
ing. Glasses will be taught in Greek, Latin,
French or German II required.
Tuition, $500 $500 and S11.00 per quarter for
Primary, intermediate and Academic depart
ments respectively. il paid in advance. II tu-
ition has to be collected, $l.oo per quarter will
be added.
The Primary includes pupils in srd Reader.
Pudils in the 4th Reader are graded Inter
mediate Pupils in higher Arithmetic, Book
Keeping or U. ,. History and studies of that
grade will be classed as Academic.
LEROY 4. WEEKS, Principal.
EDA CLARK, Assistant.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-02-01
NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTIoN PROOF.

NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTION PROOF.
Philip Wyman d. S. 315s.
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON, IDAHO, !
January ~ 1889.
Notice Is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice O. his intention
TO make final proof in supper: OF his claim, and
that said PROOF will be made before f. II. Grier-
son. Clerk District Court, st Judicial Dist, Ida
no, at Mt. Idaho, |. T.. on Mach 9, 1882, viz:
PHILIP WYMkN, d. s. 315s.
For the Sc Sc Sec 10, sWAsw wv Sec
H. IA = ;. sec u, Up ~ =, ~ 4 W. M M,
his continuous residence upon, aad cultivation
of said land viz:
). Friar. u. +. Scott, C. Chapman and A. P.
Vincent, all of Keutherville. Idaho
3S%Ss FRANCIS T. PATTERSON. Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-02-01
Notice to Teachers.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN regular quarterly examination of teachers
desiring to hold certificates to teach In Idaho
county will be held at the Cottonwood school
house on Wednesday, February 6, 1889. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, when and where all persons in
terested are requested to appear.
HIRAM ROBERTS,, Superintendent
Cottonwood, l. T., Jan. Is, 1889.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-02-01
Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF ELvA CULLEY, Deceased.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN-
IN dersigned. administrator of the estate of
Elya Culley deceased. to the creditors of, and
Ali persons having claims against the sid Ge-
ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers thin four n onths efter the frs pub
Iication of this notice, to the administrator TT
his residence at Freedom, Idaho County, ]. T.
GEO. S. ALKIIE,
Administrator OF the
estate OF Elvs Culley, deceased.
Dated Mt Idaho, Jan. S, 1889. Sl-A
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-02-01
LAND OFFICE NOTICES.
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.

NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
George S. Bates, Home $685.
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON, IDAHO, I
January 5, 1889. \
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
10 make final proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Judge of
District Court, 1st Judicial District. Idaho, or
IF absent then before the Clerk of said court,
at Mt. Idaho Idaho, on February 16, 1889 viz:
GEORGE S. BATES Home 99s.
for the $ Il eH e 4 nwL and e 14sw u
sec IL, tip 81 H., e M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of said land, viz:
Olof z Maberg. Albert W. Talkington, Thorn
as J. Yandell and James McCafferty, all of Cot
tonwood. Idaho.
3l36 FRANCIS f. PATTERSON, Register
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-02-01
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.

NJ OIICE FOh dONEb LEAD fhO0E.
Peter King, Home 1925.
LAND OFFICE Az LEWISTON, IDAHO, !
Jan. IL, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has FLED notice of his intention
co make final proof in support OF his claim,
Judge Of the district court, list Judicial District,
Idaho, or II he be absent before the Clerk of
said court. at Mt. Idaho, l. T., on Feb. rs, 1899,
viz:
PETER KING, Home 142a
For the f hNEN. l4NEL Land n E u
Sc Il Sec IL, Tp3 N, RAE, B NJ.
He names the following witr resses to prove
his continuous residence upoL, a"c cult. a
tioh Of said land, viz
Thelbert Wall Charles Flynn, pavid L. IL
liott and John Smiley, all of Clearwater. Idaho.
.3257 FRANCIS F. PATTERSON, Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-02-01
NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTIoN PROOF.

william IT, Williams, d. S. 3l19.
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON. IDAHO, |
ian. II, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler mas filed rotice Of his intention
and that said proof will be made before f. II.
Grierson, Clerk of the Court, 1st Judicial Dist,
idaho, at Mt. Idaho, l. T., on February %, 1889,
viz:
WILLIAM Fl. WILLIAMS, b. s. 31l9.
For the a NWA and a n 4 Sec 35,
Tp 30 n, X 2 Z, ID.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence ui.ol, and cultiva-
zion of, said land, viz:
Dedrick H. Telcher, Thomas w. Girton, JOS
eph Greenfield and Comfort " Remington, all
OF Grangeville Idaho.
32-37 FRANCIS F. PATTERSON, Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-02-01
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.

NJ. E. Church. of Grangeville Circuit, Colum-
bia River Conference.
Services, first Sunday in month at Lake school
house, IL A. NJ. and Mt Grangevile at p. M.
Services, secon Sunday in nonth. in Grange
Vile at IL A. NJ. and7P. NJ.
Services. third Sunday in month. Fairview at
IL A. NJ. and in Grangeville at P. NJ.
Services, fourth Sunday in month, in Grange
Vile at IL A. NJ, and in Mt. Idaho att p. NJ.
A. MAxEY, Pastor.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-07-27
Death of G1l Old Citi%en.

Mr.. Richard p. Burks died at his
home about two miles west of Nc
Minnville, at twelve O'Clock last
Wednesday, July 9th. He lacked
but few days of being 10 years Of
age. Mr.. Burks was born and raised
in this county, and spent all of his
life here. He had served the county
for a good many years as sheriff, both
before and after the war, and had
filled other official positions. He
had been in feeble health for several
years, and suffered a great deal dur
ing the last few weeks of his life.
His remains were buried at Hope
well church on Thursday afternoon,
with funeral services by Rev. j. I.
| Curry.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-07-27

ham, Miss Tina Fisher and Miss
Claudine Brown, of Woodbury., three
pleasant and interesting young ladies,
are visiting Miss Emma Wood, on
Smithville Street.
"A large stock of saddles, any de-
sired style, will be found at Sager q
Bass. Their stock of Saddles, Brides
and Harness of every kind is always
full and varied. If shey don't have
exactly what you want in stock, they
will make it for you on short notice.
If you wish cuffs, collars, or any
other article of clothing laundered in
the very best manner leave them
with c. A. Hopkins, local agent for
Lincks' Steam Laundry, at Thur
mans store. Leave your goods on
Tuesday, and they will be returned
Saturday.
Thurman Bros & Co., had o big
trade on their bargains and remnants
last Tuesday. Keeping their busi-
ness constantly before the people
brings customers to their house, and
they always have bargains to please
them. Read their big advertisement
on the last page of this paper and see
what they are offering Tor next week.
If some of our farmer friends de-
sire to try their fortunes in the great
West, they will find by consulting
our advertising columns that Mr.. w.
DeVall, of Lovewell, Jewell county,
Kansas, has several pieces of farm
and town property which he wishes
to exchange for good farm lands in
Warren county. Any one in search
of trade should correspond with
him.
1t is really distressing how that
boycott resolution of the Farmers
Alliance is injuring the STANDARD,
and we are awful sorry about it.
Three of them paid up and discon.
tinued their papers this week, and
we have only received eight new
subscribers to take their places. Al
this rate we are very much afraid
that the STANDARD will continue tC
exist.
Sparta voted last Monday to re-
incorporate the town by II vote:
more than the necessary two thirds
of the registered voters of the place
Sparta has had tough time will
the lawlessness which has prevailed
there, and unless their new corpora
ton officials exercise more back bon,
in executing the laws than thei
county and district officials have il
, the past, Sparta's trials are not owe
e yet. Sparta will have to grow gOot
deal of healthy public sentiment 70
: sustaining and uphOlding wholesOm
e laws before its condition will be macl
# improved. We believe they hav
y done the right thing in re-incorpora
r ting. 1t is long progressive step 70
them.
r Hon. Henry WatterSon, editC
:. of the Louisville COurier-JOurna
IS reached here last Saturday at moo
v in tow of Mr.. Geo. E. Purvis, o
v Nashville. Arrangements were mad
to serenade him at the Warren Hous
e with the brass band Saturday nigh
If and call him out for a speech, but i
l. worked the rabbits foot on the boy
s and got postpOnemeDt until MOI
" day night. Monday night can
around on schedule time, but the di
, tinguished editor and orator had tai
g en- flight, and was probably drinkir
:, in the scenic beauties and fine mine
10 al waters of Beersheba, he and M
Il Purvis having taken buggy fl
'. that place on Sunday afternoon. M
= Watterson was resident of McMinI
vile good many years ago, ar
shook hands with a number of old a
10 quaintances while here.
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= Sn bem Na9ldlIe Dr. Rarl Wie.
fers, beg friiberen 8irgermeiifers in
Sing, tpurbe elm groBbersosli9 beiFl1et
Orben gefunoen. Nus Der nebenanlies
gen6en Gorresponben3 nit benz groB.
hersogIiden 9ofamte sebt berbor, BAT
Or. Wieier biefen Orben, Der ibm aus
ldBlt@ bes Stbildums, bes Ia. Snfans
terie=&egimentes. beKen Snbaber ber
@roBber5og 1T unb bas ben Werbbs3irf
in Ober0ferrei@ bat, berlieben tpuroe,
ni6t annebmen ipollte unb suriidienz
bette. WieIer ma6te hamals geItenb,
baB er erif einige Sabre Biirgermei{fer
ber Sta6t 9in3 fei unb baber nod
feline @elegenbeit sefunoen babe. f6
beionbere 8erbienite um bas Megiment
3ll ertuerben. Sas beffifde Sofamt lenz
bette ben Srben no9maIs an Wieier nit
Dem 8emerfen, baB Der @roBbersog bel
Der 8erleibung ale 8erbdItniiie tpobl cts
tDogen babe unb nidt getpobnt iei, els
men berIiebenen Orben tpieber surhd3u.
nebmen. Or. Miefer bebielt iebt ben
Orben, 1T aber niemals um bic grIaub.
nib, benielben tragen 3u birfen, einges
tommen. Wi6t ieber 8iirgermeifer i1t
10 frei bon GnopHo6f6mer3en.
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nj IRuun fgSuI9pr0
WOLFSoN, Ecke Main Plaza Acequia-Sta SAN ANToN

-ga ~ ba - 8ott lei Sant, baB tDt
bic fre6en Meni6en log geworSen iini
= Gellner = ReQner = bier = 2ieb
| frauenmil6 = Du trintit ibn ia an
liebIfen, 2enerl - Speiiefarte = Bar
bara, mas tpilF bu efIen2
gr rieb fi@ persniigt bic Sdnbe iber
ben lei6t gemonnenen 5ieg; iein
0eiterteit fiieg nit ieber Minute; ibn
NOR 10 ielig, 70 Ieidt 3u Mutb in bieie,
lpunoerboaen g}atur; fein Slid ipru
bette tiber- tDaruln bor Doctor 2ena eir
! 8ebeimniB baraus MAIDEN, mas mad
tpenigen Sagen on6 bic gauge Welt er.
fabren muBte9 0elenens &inn faFenb,
fltiiterte ct ibr einige Worte 3u.
gBie bu tuillff, lieber Gurt. iagte HI
f9tpa6 unb fab nit peinDoqem Ban.
gen, nit bo9tlopfenbem 6er3en, ipie e,
ben perlenben Wein in bic griinen 30.
nier f1entte.
Nber nod einige qualbolle, Ianglam
i9lei9enbe Minuten iollte fie tparten ;
2urt unb Barbara muBten erlt NIT ibs
rem Beefiteats fertig iein. 9lG, meg.
balb Die CUTE Barbara nur beute gerabe
nit bem Mefer aB, nur beute bamit in
Das Sal5faB fubr; tpesbalb Der liebe
Gurt nur beute gerabe nit benz Brobe
bte Sunfe bonn Seller tuif6te unb bic
Serbiette nit elmer @enauigteit 8uIoms
menfa!tete, als ioae fie nod ibm benz
nd9ften Safe bienen; bel iebem tleinen
WerifoB fiblte fie einen Std i'm Ger
3ef, glaubte, fe bod 2en3 ipbttIif6 Id
9eln 5u feben.
(. Nutb! Wfutbl rief es in ibr, mas
gebt bid Doctor 2en3 an, mas gebt es
bid an, tDie er bon bieien grpBbersigen
Mtenf9en benft; mas 1T iein gbarats
ter i'm Werglei9 5u beni ,neines treuen,
bieberen Rurt.
llnb bod fant ibr Mutb INNER nebr
unb bange Gur6t i6Iib eiRs falt an
ibr 0era als Gurt bic Glider aufs
neue fillte.
., mdte er poriiber, bieier entiebIi@e
Nugenblid!
90, 9err Doctor, erbeben Sic Sbr
@las, rief 3urt 2anse, SeIenens beben.
be 3anb ergreifenb, i'd babe Die gbre,
Sbnen unfere fiiralid erfoIete 9erIo.
bung anauseieen, fie iiub bsr erife, Der
eingemeibt tpirb.
-graut!-Sie finb berlobt? 0er>
numbering, S9reden, ia @ntieben mals
ten ii6 in beg Doctors erblofenben
3agen, feline ipeitmdnnifd5e @eipanbt-
belt obet balf ibm fGnea iiber bic au.
genblidli9e germirrung binues. Sd
tDanf6e Sbnen @Iiid-biel @Ihd, fagte
ct nit Rurt anifoBenb, unb rei9te bas
@las hiniiber 3u SeIene.
ytit 5itternben Gnieen erbob fie f9;
elm bdnser, flebenber Bid brad aus
ibrem nmforten Nuse; Der &6mer ents
glitt ibrer 9anb unb lag In bunber.
Splittern gu ibren GaBen.
(Gortiebuns folef)
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.aorresponoens. Sort GIart

correspondent. u ri y l1r t
ben %. Suli 1889. @noii6 bat iei
einigen Sagen bic 5oune bic 6iifterel
unb f6meren Wolten bur15ro9en uni
| f9eint ben Giea iiber bas naHe glemen
babongetrasen gu baben, lie ld9eit I'm.
tpieber freunbli6 eutsegen unb ienbe
ibre Strablen NIT briifenber M1rme
bieleift mebr als uns angenebm 1T
auf uniere pdupter bsrab. BeIonber!
leBten Sonnabenb unb 5onntag mal
bic 9iBe eine fat unertrdsli6e unb pil
atbmenten nit erIei6tertem 0eraen auf
als BITE Some ii6 aesen Nbenb i'm fernet
Weiten Dem untergange reigte.
SbmDbl mir felt eiuigen Wo1en bot
| 5iemlid) f9weren uno anbaltenben 9e.
gen beimgefu9t tporben, f6nnen tpil
uns bod niGt, tuenigfens ni6t in nd9
| fter fdbe, iiber bas Mustreten Der 8d1e
u. 8eripiilfung BON @etreibe unb ssriiG.
ten bei6uereu. Das @ras in Der umge:
geno 1T ausgesei@net, mas pobl ieil
biefen Sabren ni6t beri9tet tperbeu
fonnte.
SIN Gaufe 6ieier WDde tuirb 2ieute.
nant Sobn 80. cunningham bonn 19,
Snfanterie &egiment in Der biefigen
@arniion bpr Elm &rieesgeridt gefellt
unb 1T berfelbe pegen Sruntenbeit,
roben 8etragens u. /. 10. angetlaat !;
nimmt Die @erebtigfeit ibren 3auf, 70
1T bas llrtbeil lei6t boraus3uieben.
ytd6fen Mittwo1 peroen bic brei
Gompagnien bon Der britten gaballerie
BON @albeiton bier 3uriidermartet unb
tuerben bic OIfisiere, beionbers aber bic
Mannf6aften, berali6 frob fein, bieie
5trapa5en iibertan0en su baben. Sn
feinem Galle mar Der GiifmarI9, bes
fonbers 5tpii6en @albeHom unb San
Antoaio, In Golge Der i9weren &esen
unb angei@wollenen 6liife, cine Ser.
gnh9ungsrsiie uno es lit unleren beim.
febrenoen Greunben cine CUTE &ube bon
9er5en 81 fuiinf9en.
Der Bracket Social Club tuirb alt
@bren Der 3uriidtebrenben Wanni9afs
ten unb Mitglieber bes Bereins n11ifen
Sorwabeno eiu Sdns6en in ber bteiisen
@arnifon oale abbaIten unb iomit
rufen mir unieren Gameraben unb
Greunben, tpel6e 3iemli9 3 Mouate
bon uus abpeieno Daren, eiu ber3li9es
. sWillfommen" enigegen.
Die Grwartungeu unierer Na9barz
itabt 8radett, balb ilt bas giIenbabn,
neb einberleibt gu tper6en, f6einen fi9
in lebter 3eit iuieber gebeiert gu baben
unb i'm Sntereiie unierer befreunoeten
yta6barn, als au6 in unferem eigenen
SntereHe TT BON Ser3en au tpuni9en,
baB iit unfere .0offnungen in 6iefer
Ri6tung bin in naber 3utunft erfalen
mD6ten, es ipiirbe 9anbel, Wanbel unb
Snbuffrie in ber bieiigen Gegenb beben
unb pobl ieoem Biirger bon bebeuten.
benz 9fuben iein. g. WiIbe.
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= 8om @ouperneur gum Sarifts
feber bat es gbmunb &oB sebra6t.
9erIelbe ipurbe atpar In Ohio gebOren,
taE aber 1856 na6 9anIas, murbe
bort matchmaker Mitsliep ber @cnfis
tuante. Der 2egislatur, &ebatteur meb.
rerer 3eitungen, unb 8unbesienator.
1882 febelte er mad Nep. .Merico iiber,
mo- ct cine 3eitung berausgab, big prds
1ioent @lepelanb i'm gum 8ouperneur
bes Serriioriums ernannte. Inter Der
iebisen Abminiffration berlor sr ieine
STEELE. uub ieBt arbeitet ct tuie6er als
S9riftieBer, tuie bor nabe3u so Sabren,
unb 3tpar in ber Offiein bes Rem
Werican" in Santa Sc. &ei9tbiimer
i9eint er bemna6 In feiner amtli9en
2aufbabn nidt ertporben Su baben,
ionit tpiirbe er i6tperli6 als 63idbriaer
Wann 5u ber anltrengenben 3bdtisteit
zines S6riftiebers suriidgegriIfen baben,
st braudt ii6 iibrisens bieies S9rittes
ni9t gu i9dmen.
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Gin bod)(f fomifdler Worfoll ereio.

Gin b6Gf tomii1er gorfaG ereia.
nete iib unldngit in Der 3ebnteu N6en6 !.
ifunbe i'm 2uitgarten in Berlin. Dort
bate iidb, elm pinnig liebenb paar" in
Grmangelung eines geeigneteren plas
Bes ouf ben &anb bes 8aifns enes
Springbrunnens geieBt. Oie Beiben
bielten fi@ fanft umidlunsen uno lpdb.
reab Dgr" trdamerifd ben Bid auf Bic
Ruppela 6es ebrwarbigen Doms gerids
tet bate, lebnte .5ie", alles grbenIeib
bergehenb, ii9 felfer in ieinen Mrm. gs
mar cine @ruppe, nie iie nur gerIiz
ner un9enirtbeit be,bor3u5aubern ber.
mag. So9 bic neibenben 86tter fpans
men llnbeil. Mit benz Musruf: uRiete,
Ou mirfit mir in bic 2ute!" perlor
ber Siebenbe pl6bIi6 bas 8Ieidge=
tpt9t nno tau6te nit ieiner @eliebten,
bic ct in ieiner 9er3ensangit UNI.
tlammert belt, in bas ettpa
atpei SUB tiefe Waiier Beg Baffns.
yfur aDei sierIi6e Sudden tparen rpdb.
renb ber n66iten Seeunben auf beln
Nanbe beg 8aiins fi9tbar, oann er=
f9ien Der 26rper bes perunaliidien
2iebbabers mieber auf Der BilbHdde
innerbalb bes Baifins; nit traftpolIen
aber- naiien Nrn1en umf6lang ct Bic
f9naufenbe @sliebte uno 3oe fie gu fi9
empOr. sDet bait be tpieber fouber
tema9t", iagte er, faBte ibren Irm uub
iblug ii6 ieitwdrts in bic Baf6e.
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in oben genanntem @ountb unb @taate, tbut,
unb oaB beioqte Girrna bic Summe bon E IN.
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bon Sall's aatarrb sfnr nidt ee6eilt
psrOen tann. Granf 8. Gbsneb.
8eidporen bor mir un6 unter(6rieben in
ineiner @egenipart ant 6. September A. d. SO
GEA U. B. @IeafSn,
OO offentli@er 9otar.
Sau's 9atarrb fur ipiro innerIidl eenum.
men unb ipirtt 6ireft auf bas 8tut unb biz
fd)Ieimisen Sberad6en bes @bfsms 9abi
@u9 umfonH 3eueniRe sommen
9. 3. gbeneb d Co., 9sIsbo, ..
EB- gertauft buK apotbeteru, rs Gents.
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Elm ieltener 8ait, unb meifens iit es
bann elm unfreitpilliser gunner. ginen
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mann In Nirnberg erbalten, tpeil er Ieis
nen Stanbplab eisenmddtis bonn gabn.
bofe nod benz Sotel rWhrttemberger
9of" berlegt batte. Ser Dienitmann
erbOb segen ben Strafbefebl ginipru9,
neil berfelbe cine ngerrobuns ber Sus
manitdt", aber feline vlosiide Gonies
quen3" iei, na9bem er nidon felt ieiner
Sugenb oem Snualibengeieb anseb0rte. +"
8rob biefer gldn5enoen 8ertbeibigunass
reoe beiidtigte ber @eri6tsbof lebieliG
ben Strafbefebl.