davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1889-11-28

II was while Judge Folger was sec
rotary (said an Old treasury ofliciall.
One morning. IN old ran came in to
me who was from At New England
yiate. He said that about twenty
sears ago he found some cid stocks or
Ecnds among the papers Of nn uncle
mentioning his ugI.,ol; he had been
n man of national reputation for abil
iiy. and had n comfortable fortune for
those dnys-tiiat is. from 1SJ0to 1910
and hc had conc TO tho United
States treasury 10 find uutif they were
worth anything. us they seemed to be
United States bonds. | looked at them.
They were ten of the ''old debt" bonds,
and were, indeed, cuTiosities. They
were old and yellow from age, but
were worth, principal and interest, in
gold, SO, 600. for there were ten years
interest due on them. You can i'm
ngine the old mans amazemem when
/ told him this.
WHY, | would gladly have taken
s.. COO for them" said he, and | offer
ed them 10 a Boston banker for less
than that, but he declined to buy them
ut any figure" / took the old man in
10 see Judge Folgcr, who was very
much interested III the mutttr hen /
explained il In him. lie had never
seen any of the ''o'd loan" securities,
aud terthesc were paid and Cancelled,
| believe lac directed that one OF them
be framed and preserved. Well, in
less than half an hours i!mc. the old
New Highlander walked out of the
building with a check in his pocket on
the New York sub-treasury for $40, 900
III gold How that stuart Boston
banker must have cursed his ig.
norance and stupidity when lie learned
what lie had thrown away. San
Francisco Argonaut
, 1889-11-28
iburst His Coat.

One evening Carlotta Patti sang in
4 town. Just us Ferranti. the buffo,
was leading her out of the door upon
the platform. some one i'll the ante
room behind cried out 10 him that his
coat had burst ut the sea in the back.
II was too lute To go back, for the au-
dience had seen him, and the two
singers advanced to the footlights
The knowledge of this mishap took ell
the fun out OF Ferranti, and the duet
which vas sung in ltalian-was so
dolcfully devoid of its usual humor
that Patti noticed it before they were
half way through, and. dropping the
text of the duet, she fitted the follow.
ing words TO it, in Italian: What is
understand your nervousness. No
body laughs at you!"
W%hercupon l'erranti, in the mellif.
tiuous ~ltalian responded, by the
saints, | have burst my coatl Every
body will laugh when | go Off the
stage. if they don't nowr"
AT this unexpected Interchange Of
personal feelings, Max Maretzek and
his orchestra began 10 laugh immoder
ately. Then the people III the front
seats, seeing the orchestra and the
artists laughing. joined in themselves.
and the merriment presently broke out
in applause all over the house.
All" said one Of the papers next
morning, there is always something
majestic in F~erranti's singing OF that
nong. People burst into sympathetic
laughter without being able to tell
whyr"-Montreal Star.
, 1889-11-28

The finest sausage in town can be OBJ
tanned at H.. f. Shultd's meat market
opposite City hall.
, 1889-11-28
Dr.. Vagae7&cp.
sHnOIALIsTs

We offer 10 apology for devoting so much time
and attention TO this much neglected class OF
ity is too wretched to merit the sympathy and
best services of the profession 10 which we be
the physician who devotes himself
TO relieving the afflicted and saving
phiianthpophist and a penetactor to . hi iss race =
than the surgeon or physician who by close ap-
plication excels IN any other b anch OF hispro-
is dawning when the false philanthrophy that
condemned the victims OF folly or crime, like
the lepers under the Jewish law to die uncared
for, has passed away
YOUNG EN
Who may besuffering from the effects of youth
fui follies or indiscretions, vii do well to avail
themselves OF this the greatest boon ever laid
at the alter OF suffering humanity. DR. WAC
NER will guarantee to forfeit I'VE hundred dol
lars for every case OF seminal weakness or prt-
waite disease of any kind or character which he
undertakes and falls to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many men of the age OF 30 TO 90 who
are troubled with zoo frequent excavations OF
the bladder often accompanied by a slight
smarting or burning sensation and a weaken
ing of the system In a manner the patient can
not account for. On examining the urinary de
posits a ropy din will often be found, and
sometimes small particles of albumen viii ap-
pear, or the color will be Of kin or mlkish
hue, again changing to a dark and turbic ap-
pearance. There are many men who die OF
this difficulty ignorant of the cause, which Is
the second stage OF seminal weakness. DR..
Wagner will guarantee a cure In all such
cases and a healthy restoration OF the genito-
urinary organ. Consultation free. Thorough
examination and advice. $500.
See the Doctors additional advertisement In
the Daily Denver News and Tribune-Republt
can.
All Communication should be addressed
DR.. G. & CO.
ll4 Larimere street. Address, Boz 27Ss Den.
yer, Colorado.
Cut this out and take along
, 1889-11-28
DON'T BE A CLAM

y Ii a familiar expire ssion, made popular by
Mr.. Frank Siddall, Of soap fame. 1t is very
appropriate In expressing how foolish people
are TO believe ALL the promises made by some
ronage.
Nearly every advertisement headed $50 Per
Worth SO. 90 /" etc, ars simply baits 10 catch
buyers not posted In values. None OF us are
In business for run, and how can we afford n
reduction of 80 per cent and come out even,
unless we double the COST We buy and sell
more Clothing than any house West OF CHI
cago, aud we
, 1889-11-28

Courtesy of Hyo. Archives & Histor
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-20

level surface, Small hollows OF this
kind occur in the travertine deposits
OF the Mammoth hot springs of the
park, and near the Hot lakes of the
Lower Geyser basin. In these places
small birds, mice, etc, attracted by
the warmth of the yapors or the dead
insects, are often suffocated by the
gases. Such hollows resemble the
mofettes of the Laacher See in Ger
many, where dead mice aud birds are
always found, and are common in 9TH
er regions as we'll. The we'll known
Grotto del Cano, near Naples, is the
most familiar example of such accu-
mutations of carbonic acid gas, and
visitors are frequently entertained by
the asphyxiation Of poor dog. while
the guide, whose head rises above the
gas, is not affected by 1t. Death Gulch
is, however, without peer as a natu-
raj bear trap, and may we'll be added
to the list of the wonders of the Yellow
stone park. Science.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-20

Remove warts by rubbing scy.,nt
IN salt. ti's'"
SilyerwRrc can ba Kent br,gbt ~
months ~ being placed N an atr.,lsht
case with q guod-sizcd piece n rntn.
phor.
To Wilton yellow piano ko,s rub
them with sand paper and flnish wtth
q piece Of channels. -
70 cure and heal q running core. an.
Ply alum water twice day
For cough. boil una o,tnc, ~ d.,
seed In a pint of water. at,.,i,, ,s,d 20
= s,t.,e money, one ounce ~ rock ranIy
ana we juice ol three lemons. miv and
oo.. we'll Drink az hot as possible.
=, ~ rubbing with flannel dipped IN
the pest whiting. the brown dtscCIn.l
atlon may BE- taken on Guns IN wbtcb
custnrds have been baked ""''"
Much sickness In farmers fa.fi,,.
~ winter is due 10 keeping large a No.
Titles OF potatoes and Other &c., Ill
stored under slecpinR.rooms.
, Never throw away cold potatoos a.
tnere are so many delicious ways ~
when they may be warmed ovo,. MA
made into new dishes 'e
Useful napkin rings arc mnd. b..
crocneting them out Of old.pold ,nas.
ra.ne cord, and are made 0lo...., a,,1
SIN s.lu BY an application Of varni su
, wJrk- baskets vast paper baskets and
whisk-broom holders ara Mi dnra nv
nm I'M pretty made IN this way ana
frightened by bows Of ribbon. ""u
limo 90 me, mend china or glass mix unslacl,.
ing that the edges Of the broLo a'1 see Soc
a ! 81 quite clean, put tho paste on with viii
hlngworms will yield TO the ,ron,
s mgDt o. borax. Wash with a s, ioTt,
o oyer ,ho ~ Three times n day, and dual
a.. q good rule for the use ot ,ho "a,
ierent kinds Of -four a 10 ~, 7, 'n , ali.
, hour wherever baking fIonr l. Mi pas. Y,
oread -four with yeast. = "S'o ana
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-20
The Hand That Holds the Pillow.

All about the corn is waving
Emerald green with tips OF gold
Amber wheat-helds, sea. like LAYING
Shores Of hedge-row round them roll'd-
Meath your poplars tall and stately,
ROBBED in shimmering silver leaves,
From his farm house door sedately,
Counts the lord his coming sheayes.
Mark, as evening shadows lengthen,
How he sends denghted eye,
ore the uplandS wealth OF treasure
Where the shaven meadows lie.
Nature weaveS her falrest garlands,
Round the sun burned reapers brow,
And the Ship of State Is guided
by the hand that holds the plow,
See his offspring troop about him,
Strong OF limb and brown If cheek.
Reared to trust and never doubt him,
Patient taught from week TO week.
Within doors the housewife tripping
Back and forth in thoughtful part,
Loving hopes her steps outstripping,
Born within her mother-he RI,
Till the snowy cloth Is laden
With the food her hands prepared
Home instructed while a maiden
tlcher feast no king e'er shared.
Nature weayes her fairest garlands,
Round the sun.burned reaper's brow,
And the Ship OF State is guided,
by the hand that holds the plow.
Can there grown city splendOr-
W allied and sunless, rank with sin,
Souls so broad they would defend. or
Die, their country good 10 win!
Hero minds need din rent feeding
Hills and valleys, sky and sun,
such will rise, their country needing,
Rise true patriots every one.
Slav ry never can enthrall them,
Gold is serf TO Right the king,
Dragon Greed cannot appall them,
Who have heard the rivers sing
Nature weaves her falrest garlands,
Round the sun.burned reapers brow,
And the ship Of State Is guided
BY the hand that holds the plow
Charles Eugene Banks, Farmers Voice.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-20
The Mind .Jealousv.

The mind-iealousy is harder for
some women to bear than the heart
jealousy. No vulgar dread Of coarse
unfaithfulness can implant such 4
sung In the breast as does the dread
that the man who Is loved may find 4
higher pleasure with another woman
man the one who loves him. The
coarse inhdelity may be despised; The
II shows may be meA with
contempt; but the loftier feeling TINT Il
satisfied by the loftier sympathy cam
NOT oe despised and treated with con.
tempt. st Louis Magazine.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-20
The Gaelic Singer.

Gaelic songs OF which the people
are 50 fond, and which they sing so
admirably, are no less remarkable for
their freedom from the slightest faint
OF impurity Or indeicacy than for their
native yigor and simplicity, whatever
the theme. When we assert that they
are always well sung, the reader win
probably wonder how this should be-
possible when we mt the same time n
make the admission that even the most
delightful singers are as a rule utterly
destitute OF any scientific knowledge
OF music. OF musical rules and musi-
cal terms they know nothing. Song ia
with them as with the wild birds OF
their native woods and wilds, an in.
stlnct, an inspirations; and it Is simply
she fact, strange as IL may seem, that
She native singer who knows not a note
OF music from the scientific standpoint
Will render Gaelic air more unsteady
and better in every way than the most
accomplished musician you can per-
suade to attempt It. The philosophv
and motif OF a Gaelic song, grave or
gay, are so closely intertwisted. SO in
blended with the melody that
only native singer can give then; full
musical utterance; and better, para
doxtcal as IL may seem. when 10 r.
totally Ignorant Of music as written
ana taught than when he has had any
amount you please OF 'scientifieI
flood Words.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-20
A Great Scheme.

"Look here" said a bright young
travelling man to a friend. I've got
an invention"
What is it,"
Something that will prove boon
to mankind and treasure to society. >
well, give me an idea OF what ii
is"
''lt's little album, to be arricd in
vest pocket or suspended from the
wrist by ribbon On each page is
printed in large illuminated letters a
single sentence. When YOU go into
society all you have TO do Is to take
your little book with you. aud you can
with scarcely any trouble or mental
eXertlOn carry on conversation with
the most ttrcsome people to be met
with. ?
What are the scntences?n
I've only got the list partially
made up. Here are some samples
thought
Yes; have read Robert Elsmere.
/ liked it.
II has been very pleasant day.
SOi 40 not dance the I Ork. y
1esi | admire Kyrle Bellew -ery
much.
! have read all OF Rider Haggards
stories.
| agree with you that James Whit
comb Riley writes very pretty verses.
II don't know whether MARRIAGE il
a failure or not
There are more 10 come, but this
viii show you what an idea is.
''lt's great scheme" said the lis
tener when the list was run through
"A great scheme. Merchant Travel
err
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-20

IN buying farm for family homo
TWO Things are so frequently overlook.
Gu and are OF so much Importance tina,
we would impress them upon the read.
or. The first Is the DRAINAGE nhaa,
the dwelling-house. No family cnn ~
healthy and happy unless ia dwcli,n,,
y situated on spot whence the drains
age Is good. On not a few far,,,a ~, ~
g tiNg mas been located where Inc
uraIhage ~ very poor and can not mo
mncn improved. The person who ID.
Gated the house may not have cared
LOT drainage, or may have Thought ~
greater moment the advantage ~ a To-
cation near spring or grove of trnos
or something else. No fertility Of tho
land or "bargain" by reason M In,
price will justify n man puttinm Nv a."
self and family In dwelling tim. a'
which the drainage is imperfect sicL
ness and death, with the attendant -
ierlng and expense, will make the fa,.,,,
a bad bargain, no matter how low thn
price or fertil the land. ''o
The other thing IS the inta1Ioo,,,a,
ana moral character OF the neighbor.
hood; Tor no man can afford that no
and his family live among unintoIiI,
gent, immoral people. 10 mo small
extent your neighbors will mold tha
characters Of your children; n vo,,
would have bright. intelligent. resnSct-
able children you must have neiqhbors
OF the Same sort. In the country We
must look TO our neighbors for social
intercourse; and, unless they arc ~
they should be, we must live like her,
mits, or associate with people whose
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-20
Suspicious sul,ralss

A small boy had been
Of unmitigated outragcou'''p
all children who do no' ~
likely 10 have at times, 7,
was ready for bed his niOs
him:
when you say your w
gle, ask God TO make "
hoy. You have been yes
day. =.
The youngster accorl',l'
his petitions In the 'is ss !.
then before closing WIN
added.
"And, please, God, IilsA'
boy
He paused a second aau !,
utter CONSERVATION Of ns !,
cluded with unabated ia y
erthclcss. not my viii, y y
thine be donelm--ProylaeD
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-20
A GREAT nr,.,s.,
scenes IN "The worla. iii 1'1''s I'll I
a Busy SATURDAY a IT. =

scenes in "Ths wo5.. -. sasfe 81,
a Busy saturd.s /. II ~
Il was my good ior,es. ID whars
portion Of last Salarday esaseF
World Building, and uss. 1. Il II s, n,
guidanos ! was permIa.a liz attend
the process whereby sliaig ~
paper are, almost By m.s Flla sIngs
cd into huge volumes II ]. ' srss.a.
ter The comp0slng.raa. nalsss 9reI
touth floor, where lss es~ l,ersasl
busy setting type ~ lnisnde
forms 10 the press-room the snonl
as completed For ~ 10.
sunday edition ~, How Ina
are required The n, sne s'a ~
prooi'readers. artists ". ssas's s Z !
porgers. &c, oeeapy \ 70 HI 4
throughout the baiidlas " .xs W. i.
intensely busy ana &c., Xiv Il l.
tortably crowded. Ras \. Il in alseI
esting place 10 movies Hiss Wild
well AZ the n0lslest a. \ IL and al
room In the basement lsesfow
The World has twelve /. NJ dous
presses ia operation ever We foan
The greatest u ihes shs nag
guadruple press sh!eh / \. y ksa9y
mechanical wonder, az a III $3.50 II.
the largest, fastest, so,s1 sss.s,
perfect newspaper a.aes ~ II,
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out la tlitiss 5000 eigst Dw alses
AN hour. 10 aadltloa NJ suel
print Jour, SIX, lea, swsin aaIandid
page Newspapers Whea i an0slse
a model piers oi laeehsss enfaonsa
mes the expectations Il seA Mlsase
would sssm 10 he The ~, apu easlA1
u ihYeutirs genius Il II E''s III
The World hss GA Il y 80
!, 40 names amoag sAes $500. ass..
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The Worlds saa1sr doctors
wonderful thing. ard lass emrn al
resources % The vast ssss SEQ bls
bring u 0at pFumplly n re- bseAf
that no othrs neasPape a%sssassssa'
county d equal ia Il ID oa gaasaH
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pounds VI ink. and ahsa nsssss, M.
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Volumes And sol. Aseg Flsa aAass
Tho huge pSopogslsas y sssesu ~
editions. the sinsa sls
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-20

Il
Al old negro sglgas as 4 gangs
Chicago What cAa | aaasasmna |
tho nsypr hsarsi M iaas
wall. sab. I dnaa krrs Wy wNs'
hus ! COINS yrrN q eea al ii tixhes.I
iratlre somehow eAsipna
..yt.t..,.. .s--,,..E, sMlE smRn|
"NN sNN ssWus@s
"Num 10 matter lev NJ ssslaemb |
plrrH. dai's Hhat H sssA asa
trlm ,ls south clzc ts4s = : ~
nBi0yiR ail ms rights dpsf u ss'l Ts.sss
II ase They sniefssfst Ia lnss. !
right 10 vote III STATE
'-Uh. a1. sah- "a sst ri ~ tarsw
wausnd scy. Nires moqt Awn ss's~
Vtprr ncgs les lcs atc ~ sss q u III
right rrIpng. bit dga y IVY W. sass
ms ypts Faes lrums|
And zoo wnusgsl Ia pan
WHERE yrkir fUsr upasd y
Vas. sAh. Eglly II
We'll. shat "A thu tsusia reg hs1s|
''I.eckshuu ironblg Whist
'Uun't sou beliefu yps That
couutgsg7' Ug sa.s
ooh. yas I knows i was AT
Then what base W. un 4
ofp" An5ssI
WY. sah. I hada mos The
blame p'liCuman eaE1e bus lAuw
damned mo ulcr 10 hfsaa snef ~
''Nha, very yuu daiag '.sss
"Nothin' o. tall. ies siss Y MA ri !
"utdu't no sell yul . z 20 she
'Ysa. sAh. but whui 80 ereesA n
o. his'ua | want fp1lin' saMsasy NJ
What did you say Niea W. a IN
% move nnF' ss sssss
"DiJn't say npihia
shuck ms hcad. an dsa ~ y. kss sss
hittln' mo wid dat stick = n
way tor aek no way iei The nwas
man u 'hRbin hissot ~ ~ ley
I'm very sorry
'You amt hat o. soTTy Hfwehs
Jis' look NJ dis yoro lump 2 esfta II
Big ~ or goose aig, nes
gwine do crbOut It, sah' Cumg,lssg|
NNtt HAtbH NSSsM MM II
thing. ID Uml0ss|
How Gomez" uEn 9nsM|
well, the policcuN lsmsahasa
thought that he was dis cents.
duty
"Is dat whut you calls
duty2 Il knookin' daylle
man 'chargin' dutyg III
fun yerc. I'd ruthcr nos I ''T'' 's'''ss
counted den ter pay % sies hFs spsF
da halter hit mo 70 ms hen 80 i.
count wy. den, I'D r'ilhe ss III, IL II.
fling Il outen dc box. pa''
cuts way ter do bizness
mans skull ter make by
Doan want no mo votes ~
town" -Arkansaw Traye* .Assmn i
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-20
A Natural Inference

oh,', row S.,. you noticed anything
a ~ l,i smith lateIyP Eyer ,hi,,i, ny
h,giityF subject 10 temporary inaa., n,n,
Aiything like that in his famiivpS
hoolhsOn mo, indeedi w.. -,
have You noticedpn "hy' what
ovor nos bought a liyer-colored snr,nn
oVercoat, that's all. Puck spring
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-20

look here" said bright young
travelling man to a friend. i've got
an invention.
.'What Is ito"
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-20
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-08-24
Notice of Suit Commenced.

GTsrE or NEVADA. COUNTY OF
y WHITE PlNE-DIstfict Attorneys Oiice.
August 10. 1889
Notice Of Snit Commenced.
To the following named defendants, and to
all owners II or claimants to, the real estate
aud improvements thereon. OF improvements
when assessed serparately. hereinafter de-
scribed, known or unknown: You are hereby
notified that suit has been commenced y the
District Court OF the State OF Nevada, White
Pine County. at the Town of Ely. in said
County, by the State of Nevada, plaintiff,
against each Of the defendants hereinafter
named, and each Of the following described
tracts or parcels OF land, with the improve
Arted assessed. and all owners OF claimants To
the same, known or unknown, to recover the
tax and delinquency assessed 10 said defend
ants against said property, for the fiscal year
commencing January LIST. 1887, and that
summons has been duly Issued in the case;
aud you are further notified that unless yon
appear and answer the complaint filed In said
cause on or before the 18th day Of September,
1889, Judgment will be taken against you and
the real estate and improvements herein
described. for tho amount of tar. delin-
quency and the penalties specified, and costs
Of suit. Charles Parker-The possessory
claim in and to the following described prop.
erty. TO wit: 40 acres OF land: with water
tion 90 Township 10 N, Range 81 X. also
one 30-stamp quartz mill and machinery.
known as the Monte Christie mill, situated on
the west side Of White Pine Mountain
lea Zeal estate and improvements. Tax ssss 30
Twenty-Five per cent. for suit Ia Dis
irlct Court. ............ n BIS
District Attorneys fees........... 500
Total ...............-...... -. s4eo So,
A. b. TREECE,
District Attorney. White Pine County.
Aulo-7t
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-08-24

The Reno Gazetts asks; How
would jack rabbit juice do FIR DR..
Brown-Sequard's experimental Me-
vada will quote prices spot cash, Z o..
d. or on the usual time Our jack
rabbit juice ought To make paitien-
larly active elixer to renew old rheu-
MATES and make them bound again In
the full vIgor Of youth.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-08-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. ]

EUeEKA, NEVADA, August .. 1889.
X Office Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y John Z Jones OF Carson City, state Of
Nevada, authorized Agent of the state of
Nevada, aud acting for aud on its behalf, has
filed ali application to enter under the pro-
visions Of an Act of Congress approved Jare
IL. ~ ., entitled an Act to grant 10 the State
OF Nevada lands in lieu Of the Sixteenth and
Thirty sixth sections in said State, the NV.
4 of NE. !. Section 81 and w X of NE u
Section %, Township IL North Of Range SO r.,
Mount Diahlo meridian, containing 10 acres,
in the District of land subject 10 sale ut
Eureka, Nevada. The selection Of the above
d scri bed tracts OF land will be rendered at
said Land Otce on Saturday, Sept, mber
3sih. 1859.
faui7td) D. II. HALL, Register.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-08-24

Lot of Fun Visitor DO you have
any amusements out hele!' Kansan--
II should say. Had fight over the
county seat last week, and three men
were killed; hung four horse-thieves
yesterday, and to night we are going
to take couple of fellows Out and
whip the hide off of them. | guess
we have our share of amusements,
taking it the year through = BRAKES
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