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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-09-24
The Rennhliean Rally

The well advertised republican rally
occurred at the opera house last night.
There was good crowd, though there
was plenty of unoccupied room in the
gallery. Mayor L. A. McNeal acted as
chairman, and as a starter, introduced
Mr.. j. r. Burton, of Abilene. Mr..
Burton has a fine voice, and in order to
display it, well, he put a period after
each word. A baby cried about half
the time he was speaking, and he would
stop to let it cry. His speech was an
effort to show what a darned old fool
Blaine is. Blaine says trusts are pri
vate affairs, with which the public have
nothing to do" Mr.. Burton went on
to show these same trusts and COM
bines could be controlled by proper leg
islation. He forgot to say that his par
ty has done the legislating for quarter
of century, and has never passed a
law to control a combine. He wound up
his speech in very clever compliment
to Hallowell. and received his first
hearty cheer as he sat down.
The next speaker was Judge Francis
G.. Price, of Ashland. He said he
would not take any time from the great
speaker who was to follow him. He
took about twenty minutes to say this,
while his left arm was working like the
piston rod of an engine. If he said
anything more important than the
above remark, we fail to remember IT..
We will mention that the Judge was
well-dressed.
judge Sluss was then introduced in
such flatteI1ng terms that we expected
to hear great guns when he turned
loose. The first third of his time was
devoted to nonsense about being bald
headed, gray-headed, etc. The next
third was devoted to an attempt to rid
icule the democratic and peoples par
ties; and the remainder to telling how
little he knew of the tariff question. A
dozen times he would approach some
important issue, that needed explana-
ton, and as often would go off on
some side issue. He believed Burton
was crank, and he knew he was one
himself; he said the republicans were
fighting among themselves on the tariff
question; claimed that he always had a
lot of free trade notions himself; that
fair play was what the law gave every
man, and no man ought to want more.
Then he tried to show that taxing one
man for the benefit of another was fair
play.
The Judge is not the great speaker
we expected to hear. We expected to
hear some clean cut argument from
him, with his party's weak points clev-
erly covered over. We heard nothing
of the sort. He makes an attempt to
initiate Ingalls,, but falls down ON him
self in confessing his free trade ideas.
We expected bullets, and got pop-gun
WadS
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Letter From Mr. Simpson.

EDITOR INDEX: According to promise /
will write you few lines telling you how we
were received in the west part of the district
1 arrived at Scott City on the night of the 11th
and the next morning when l went out on the
street the wind was carrying the dust in clouds
to the south; in fact we were having a regular
norther, and thought our meeting would he
a failure. But, in spite of the wind, the dust
and the cold, about ten O'Clock there began TO
arrive farmers wagons loaded with people,
carrying banners and notices, of which will
win only mention one: a wooden cross, with
red shirt stretched over it. draped with Grape;
underneath was printed in large letters: -.
J. Ingalls, shirt-A humbug." By noon the
town was full OF people and they went to
large hall and spread their dinner; after which
we had speaking. DR.. Baker spoke about an
hour and half, and spoke about the same
length of time. Everybody seemed highly
pleased, and showed a determination to sup
port the Peoples Ticket. There need be no.
fears of the Alliance of Scott county going
back on the Peoples ticket. Some of them
came twenty miles against the storm. to near
! the gospel preached.
Scott City is pretty town, nicely situated,
in valley, where they get water at from %
to 35 feet. 1t is surrounded by a country as
iCNel de a llOOI. hud udS dc TlCu Il sui dS ever
was made. 1t is settled by q class of people
who have more pluck and energy TO the square
inch, than any other race of people on the face
of the earth. When the rains come, as they
surely will, this will be the garden spot of the
| earth.
| From Scott City we came to Leoti. This is
| the county-seat of Wichita county. Here again
| we had a rousing meeting. Nearly everybody
| in the country turned out to hear The
Doctor and talked about three hours; great
| enthusiasm prevailed, and the Peoples ticket
! win get good majority in this county.
/ Here, as in Scott county, the land is level
and rich, and if the government would spend
some of the money that is being used TO build
iron clads to build MP useless navy-if 1t
would spend some of it out here on these fer
tile plains, to bring the water from the noun
| taius in bitches. or raise it by artesian wells
this county could feed a million people. ]
am surprised to see SO many people here, and
they are full of hope for the future. This is 9
lively town. with few vacant houses. The
| people treated us kindly.
l go tomorrow TO Dighton, Lane county
the next day to Ness City. l will be at home
on the 27th. Yours Truly,
JERRY SIMPSON,
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No. 1882. First Published Sept. "A, 1890,
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
State of Kansas TO The Peoples Investment
and Building Company, corporation.

State of Kansas TO The Peoples Investment
and Building Company, corporation
YOU will take notice that you have been
sued. together with Ora ]. COrliss and Della
NJ Corliss, his wife, I'm the district court in and
for Barber county. Kansas, by Mantle Savings
Bank, and that unless you answer to the pc
ton filed in said suit. on or before the 18th day
of November 1890, said petition will be taken as
true, ard judgment rendered against you ac-
cordngly, forecIosing a mortgage executed
and delivered by Ora j. Corliss and Della NJ
Coriiss, his wife, to Jarvis-Conklin Mortgage
Trust Co. dated January LIST, 1884, on the fol-
lowing described real estate, in Barber county,
Kansas, to-wft: The southeast quarter "a of
section twenty (20). and the northeast quarter
"a of section twenty-nine (29), township
thirty-one (3l), range fifteen O5D west and
for the sale of said real estate. without
appraisement, to pay the debt secured by
said mortgage.
Witness my hand and official seal, this I'D
day of Sept. 1890.
1878 FRANK HOLMES
SEAL Clerk District. Court,
BEARDSLEY e. GREGORY, Attys for Plt'f.
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No. 1000. First Published Sept. 24th, 1890.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

State of Kansas to James X. Stone. Addie s.
Stone, his wife, X. A. Chrisholm, Annie B.
Abbott, Mr.. =, her husband, real name I'M
known, Samuel Click and Mrs. - Click,
his wife, real name unknown:
You will take notice that you have been
sued in the district court in and for Barber
county, Kansas, by Charles G Pierson, and that
unless you answer to the petition filed in said
suit on or before the 18th day of November,
1850. said petition will be taken as true and
judgment rendered against you accordingly,
forecosing mortgage executed and delivered
by James X. Stone and Addie $. Stone to Jarvis
Conklin Mortgage Trust Company, dated
January 1st, 1887. on the following described
real estate, in Barber county, Kansas to-wit:
The west half Il of the northwest quarter of
section twenty three %. and the west half x of
the southwest quarter Il of section fourteen
IA, and the east half a of the northeast quar-
ter of section twenty-five %. and the east
half 4 of the southeast quarter of section
fifteen Is. in township thirty-one 81, in range
thirteen 13, west of the sixth 9TH principal
meridian, and for the sale of said
real estate, without appraisement, to pay the
debt secured by said mortgage.
Witness my hand and official seal this END
day of Sept, 1890. FRANK HOLMES.
(sEAL1 1853 Clerk District Court.
By S. l.. ALLEN, Deputy.
BEARDsLEY L. GREGORY, Attys. for Plff.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-09-24
One and avn.

GENTLEMEN Your account is now
due. We need our money. and you must
come forward at once and settle if you
expect any accommodation in the flu
ture. Ne cannot liUe on sUind erclusiCely
Do not postpone this matter. We mean
bust ness.
You will save time. costs and trouble
by calling at once. Respectfully,
8 DAVIS Il DAVIS.
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991 First Published Sept. "a, 1890.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

State of Kansas to Daniel Macarthur and Mrs.
Macarthur. his wife, real namo un-
known, A. ID. Macarthur and - Macarthur
his wife, real name unknown, Sarah }. Nc
Arthur and Mr.. her husband
real name unknown:
You will take notice that you have been
sued, together with j. D. Davidson
in the district court in and for
Barber county, Kansas, by Charles G.. Pierson
and that unless you answer TO the petition
fled in said suit on or before the 18th day of
November, 1890, said petition will be taken az
true, and judgment rendered against you ac-
cordingiy, foreclosing a mortgage executed
and delivered by Daniel Macarthur to Jarvis.
Conklin and Morgan, dated January LIST, 1885
on the following described real estate in Bar
Der county, Kansas, to-wit: The west halfIS OF
the northeast quarter and the east half y OF
the northwest quarter 4 of section one l.
township thirty-One 81, range eleven H. west
and for the sale of said real estate without ap-
praisement, TO pay the debt secured by said
mortgage.
Witness my hand and official seal this end
day of Sept, 1890. FRANK HOLMES.
lsEALl Clerk District Court.
BY S. L. ALLEN. Deputy.
Beardsley Gregory, Attys for Prff. 1873
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No. 1896. First Publication Sept. "A, 1890.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

State of Kansas to Bernhard Abramoyici. fsa
dOre schwartz, Christian K. SchoelIkod Mrs
- Schoellkoh, his wife, real name I'M
known, David II. Kresky. Mrs. Kresky
his wife, real name unknown Frank b.
Glimpse, Mrs. - Glimpse, his wife real
name unknown, James X Burnham, Ihom-
as X Hanna, Albert ii. Munger o. L. Wood
gate, Fred e. Staple, partners as Burnham
Hanna, Munger and Company, and Addie c.
hresby and Mr.. -, her husband, real name
unknown:
You will take notice that you have been
sued in the district court in and for Barber
county. Kansas, by Charles G. Person aud
that unless you answer to the petition filed in
said suit on or before the 15thday of November
1890, said petition will be taken as true and
Judgment rendered against you accordingly
toreclosing mortgage executed and delivered
DyBernhard Abramovici To Jarvis, COnk lin and
Morgan, dated July LIST, 1855. on the following
described real estate, in Barber county, KAN
sas, to-wit; The southwest quarter Of the
northeast quarter \ and the northwest quar-
ter OF the southeast quarter and the north
east quarter of the southwest quarter and
the southeast quarter of the northwest quar-
ter of section twenty-seven 81 township
thirty-four "A, range fourteen IA, west, and
Tor the sale of said real estate without ap-
praisement, TO pay the debt secured by said
mortgage.
Witness ny hand and official seal, this, END
day of Sept. 1890. FRANK HOLMES,
lsEAL.] lSt3 Clerk District Court
BY >. L. ALLEN, Deputy.
Bedrdsley & Gregory, Attys for plaintii.
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No. 1853. First Publication Sept, "a, 1890,
PUBLIcATI0H NOTICE.

State OF Kansas to r. C.. II. Gates and Mrs.
Gates, his wife, real name unknown. and +.
G. H. Gates and Mr.. her husband.
real name unknown:
You will take notice that you have been sued,
together with Frederick Arnboitz and Gertrude
ArnhotZ his wife. in the district court in and for
Barber county. Kansas, by A. X. Mckinley,
and that unless you answer to the petition filed
in said suit on or before the 18th day of NoYem-
Der. 1890. said petition VIII be taken as true and
Judgment rendered against you accordingly,
foreciosing mortgage executed and deliver
ed by Frederick ArnhclH and Gertrude Arm
holtZ. his wife, to Jarvis. Conklin and Morgan.
dated July LIST, 1885, on the following described
real estate, in Barber county. Kansas, to-wit:
The northwest quarter of the southeast quar-
ter and the north half X of the southwest
quarter \ and the southwest quarter OF the
northwest quarter i Of section tweDty-nine
g, township thirty-two 81, range thirteen
IL. west, and for the sale OF said
real estate, without appraisement, to pay the
debt secured by said mortgage.
Witness my hand and official seal, this, End
day o. Sept, lS0.
13t3 FRANK HOLMES,
(sEALl Clerk District Court.
By s. L. ALLEN, Deputy.
BeardsIey & Gregory, Att'ys for prtd.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-09-24
No. 1868. FIRST Publication Sept. "a, 1890.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

State of Kansas to Jacob Viner, MeZe Viner
his wife, Isabella V. Haslam and MIR. - her
husband, real name unknown, and John Z.
Freese:
YOU will take notice that you have been
i sued. in the district court in and for Bar
Der county, Kansas, by John A. Morgan,
filed In said suit. on or before the 18th day of
November $780, said petition will be taken as
true, and judgment rendered against you ac-
coriingly, foreclosing a mortgage executed
and delivered by Jacob Viner and Meze
Viner. his wife to Jarvis-Conklin Mortgage
Trust Company, dated January LIST, 1887, on the
following described real estate, in Barber
county, Kansas, to-wit: The northwest quar-
ter Il of section twenty-five %, township thir-
ty-three 33. ranVe fourteen IA, west, and for the
sale of said real estate, without appraisement,
to pay the debt secured by said mortgage
Witness my hand and official seal, this 22nd
day of Sept. 1880. FRANK HOLMES,
lseal1 Clerk District Court.
By S. L. ALLEN, Deputy. 1878
Beardsley Il Gregory, Att'ys for Prtff.
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Pienic nj Snn CifY.

There will be a basket picnic at Sun
City on Thursday, October End. Good
grounds. good accommodation aud din
ner. l.. w. DeGeer. II. s. Lands and
Col. Hickox will address the peonle.
and perhaps other speakers will be
nrosanf
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Hunters Beware.
present.

Hunters will keep off of our premises.
Any one caught hunting on any of our
lands will be prosecuted TO the full ex-
tent of the law. r. Nj. SPARKS,
l.. M. FIELD,
s. X. w. FIELD,
1St4 HARRIET SAVAGE.
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STRAY HORSES.
STRAYED.
$4,000 REWARD.

will pay the above reward for the arrest
and conviction of any person killing or unlaw-
fully handling any stock branded triangle III
~ belonging to F. c. Hubbell & Co.. or for
GAany information leading to said arrest and
conviction. JAS. A. LoCKARD, Manager.
Lodi Barber county, Kansas. Il
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l.. w. DeGeer At Home,

If you want to know what man
really is, look up his past record. We
give the following items to show how
Mr.. DeGeer stood at his old home. His
record since coming here has been ire
proachable. The Kingston Mo- Times
says:
81. w. DeGeer, for many years
resident of Mirabile township, this
county, now of Barber county, Kansas,
was in town Saturday and Sunday last
visiting his many friends here. Mr..
DeGeer is well satisfied with Kansas.
At recent convention of the Farmers
Alliance of Barber county, he was
made candidate for prosecuting attor-
ney. He IS we'll qualified for the office
and his friends in old Caldwell county
would rejoice to hear of his election
this fall;
KINGSTON, Mo-, Aug. Is, 1890.-At a
meeting of the Caldwell county bar at
Kingston, Mo-, on the above date, the
following resolution was introduced and
unanimously adopted:
That, whereas we note with pleasure
that Lyman w. DeGeer, formerly citi-
zen of this county, and member of
this bar, now a resident of Barber cOun
ty, Kansas, has been nominated for the
responsible position of prosecuting at
torney, of said Barber county, there
tore be 1T,
RESOLVED, That we commend l.. w.
DeGeer to the citizens of Barber coun-
ty as gentlemen of high moral stand
ing, and an attorney of splendid legal
requirements, and eminently fitted to
discharge the duties of said Office.
o. j. CHAPMAN, Pres.
S. NJ. YOUNG, Sec'y.
JESSE d. Ross, Attorney,
WILLIAM MCAFEE, g
G. S. MCLAUGHLIN,
CROSBY JOHNSON, 6
S. e. ROGERS,
w. A. WOOD, s.
B. Nj. DILLEY,
w. s. LEEPER,
Il. l.. DODGE,
JAS. MCMILLAN, j Judge Prob.
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The Big Picnic !.
Next Saturday Will Bring in
the Crowds.
Great Preparations for the
Multitude.
Bring Your Baskets Well
Filled.
It is Nearly Here!

The greatest picnic ever known in
Barber county Will be held in this city
on Saturday, September 9th. All of
Barber county, and many people from
neighboring counties will be here. AL
ready five beeves have been secured,
and will be nicely barbecued. Five
cords of dry wood are already on the
ground, with which to cook the beeves.
A well will be sunk, a pump put in,
barrels will be filled with ice, and a
man will pump water all day long.
The committee desires To have every
body fed, and requests those who can,
to bring baskets. Everything will be
free.
Some of the distant Alliances will
come in on Friday, and camp on the
parade ground, in the northwest part of
town.
The following programme Will be
observed as closely as possible:
Formation of column OH the parade
ground, and march through town, at IL
O'Clock.
Arriving at the grove, the following
speakers will address the people: Jerry
Simpson, candidate for congress, fol-
lowed by DIR. Walling.
DINNER.
After dinner speeches will be made
by A. G. Shinn, candidate for heuten-
ant-goyernor, Mr.. S. M. Snyder, and
perhaps others, if time will permit.
A platform will be erected, and dan
cling can be INDUCED in by those who
SO desire.
All the marshals are requested t.
meet at the INDEX Office at o'clock a.
m. Visitors from a distance will be
given any desired information by max
ing themselves known at the INDEX
office.
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A Car Load of
GLIDDEN BARB WIRE,
A Car Load of
STUDEBA KER WAGONS,
i Car Load of
BUGGIES,
SPRING WAGONS,
ROAD CARTS,
CANTON PLOwS,
JOHN DEERE PLOwS,
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Double width Dress Flannels at 271 cts.
per yard.
Canton Flannel at q cts. per yard.
Calico at 5 cts. per yard.
Mems SIS suits for 81.
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i1tiiiitt.
Tout autonr, i'au est empeStd !:
Fean grass charlie DIES iutg>tiu>,
dcS dttfitas. Tont pes, lne
dlzsiue IL ccrpS informes. rougcs
sembIable, a des monrtreS mytho!O-
-iqHcS. sc balauc-nf 0nctueuSe-
Meat sur !e, dots: ca ont dies
baieineS tcolrhtc. qui attendeut
la @%nillotiue. Nous dGbarquonS. lie
f%ivaseest h%nilenx, le pied enfonce
iarS dtS debris de ~yiSccrrS for.
mant IN epaiS taps: quelques
dame> pallSsenf J: Aussitot on verse
DIES H0tS dean Ie Cologne don't
lodeur !, Sc mariant avec cpllp de
la baleinr, fo:ma nn pirfnm infame.
Nous penetronS dams ulle cOustruc
ton Ell boiS iemplic d'fnormes
calSseS OIL SOnt CntaSSeeS lies
branches de baleines de > on ::
metres de long. Des hommes
apportent ces ambeanx sur dies
b~rouette>, putS on les falt paS>er !
par la lnnctte dune nuillotiae 4
vapenr qui les hache en- menus
morceaux. Tout est lmprtgnG
d7hui!e fpaiSse ; Ii graiSse Sninle
partout. Cne honzaine d'hommes
yl>queux III occupies Il ce,te
besogne appGtlsSante.
a II petite distance dams II
baie So tfoaye le yapeur Qui cLasse
baleines. lie capitaine. gentle
fort aimaUie, Gus invite d
Nenir 4 bord ct fat deyant nous
IN $lmulacge &c chassp. A rayant
la yapeur st trouve MI canon
charge avtc tue cartouche
de dynamite ct qui lance L. harpon
iuquei est fxe uHe corie solldc ct
'Sfie'iement Tongue.
.e f"rEon porte a son *
,i'Iiite nn "ooS 4 IA nitro-giy-
'ef'he lni eciate 'erSqnH = penf-
re danS t corps &c ia haleine, en
meme temps que ifois cfochels
Secartent ct So tiSent
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Nous Descendants dams lie caiiot
pour nous approcher de ces lots
hottantS. Ces btteS sont la glsant
lie ventre ell l'air leur surface est
%parSem6e de plies PenGtranteS
re%gulleres, r6pandaut u Odeur
nauseabonde. Sur les conseilS du
capitaine. chacun S'rst muui dun
tiacon dean de COlugne. &c qul
nest certes pas iuutile. a lamais
dc ma vie ie mai senti une odenr
ausSl Acknowledgement ecpuranie.
Les gaz de Ia publication s'echap-
pciit dyec une tplIp intenslte par
les orifccS pTatiqu6s pour empt
cher l1animai d'ecIater. qni'S font
ca sortant lie DruIt dame machine
a rapeuI. Nous acco>tons un de
Z mnrstrrS 1t anSSltot lie caill-
tame Stute deSsu>. Apes lui.
nne d!zalne de voyaeeur> d6bar-
quent SIR Is renire g II balelne t
sc procurement / ldi>e sur lcur lie
embanmtp.
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-Je ne sails pas a quelle heure
dn jour on de Ia mutt nous arrlyons
4 File de Skoro, dams uue petite
bale. OF ron amene nne grande
partie des baleines pechees dams
ces regions. Du point OH nous
Ietons Fancre, nous aperceyons 4
une centaine de metres auatre
masses enormes, ray6es blanc ct
nolr, emergeant de rsau. &c sont
DIES baleines tuees de la yeiIle.
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monde lis ne sc se,ai,Ef coachts
avant. Moi jiavais Iesagn6 monlit.
Nefs drns henreS IN matin, j'en-
tends IN grand tnnage sur le pont;
e ceIcle est passG. Les Ang!als
sont entilousiasmes. lis L'ont pas
81 bien m'expliqner ce qu'iis avaient
RESENT a ce moment so'enaeI on
&c qnfls avairnt vn.
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VOYAGE AU CAP NORD.

Apes avoir nlyiene apes
IromSo III miiieu dies tormees de
i0ciers alideS, noirs. sur lesquclS
ST derachenttle g1aHtIs champs de
neiges dune blanchenr eblouiS-
%>af.r, nons abordons !, nne rive
vtttloyante; il est onze leures du
snlr. Nous descendons a terre
rots viSlter II eoli>e ~vieiile de
500 ans.
En debarqnant, nous voyons une
foi.le enorme dan moins. elm
4Gatte personnes, qul nous atleu
da... Nous trouyonS Ii une Wing
taihc de cheveaux touS Selles ct de
PEI res carriolrS norytoiennes: on
st seralt cru d MontmoIency or 4
Robinson. En- vIaiS Pari>irns
nous enfeurchonS ceS pelitS che
Ntlz. ct nous VOLTA parts ventIe q
terre sar nne route que nous ne
ceEHai~s0nS pas, SauS SAVIOR Oh
nous allons, suIvis lie toute liz cara.
YaEe dtS DANES en- voiture. trlt
aiaTmees parce que leurs chetaux
No1.f trop vite sar un cGemin fabo,
teG1 on Giles sont titement Sc
confes.
Ces chevaux coulenT cafe au lait
(atec beancoup de Iait). sont tres
Niis Il faciles a manirr. III son,
teot pttltS, ce qai fai1 que quelques
passengers aux lou.nes iamheS
otfTent IN spectacle gracieux, APP.
pelant des centau1es 4 six pa;tes.
ladii. apres nnr demi.henre de
cas;r>e folle. Tile Gtant petite. ct
iGt.S les cheminS menant i Rome,
nous a%rrlvons i Fe2lise. qui ne
Its>ente iien de remarqnable on
HONS fat admiter DIES vases deyant
lesquels quelqnes personnes d lair
grave Sc eroient oblig6eS de s'exta
slef. Nous remoutons 3 cheva?, e
I. toate# a1me facon toni 4 faitl
picturesque, chacun agec sen aceou
tetueHt maritime acheyal. L'effet /.
est dies plus Ttussis. C'est 4sai.
nous nous amusons b~eaucoup.
Fan. uae partie de cheval aux
Lotloaen d ONE henres dn soir. en-
rleln jour, pour un habitant De Ia
BaoiiIIe, c'est Il. c%ertes, une dis
traction qni he manque pas d'orlgi-
natitG.