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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

So IoSG as history repeats itself the
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

Voc cnn't t-ach a. ed dog new triaks,
but yea eAn bug . zew as -rsrrs Hzzte
Expresa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

About the first thing that strikes the man
VIC run away is the scarcity Of PAGES y
run t2-A.chison Globe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

n9Gars are dNng~rwzs Deat vail for
yu9r chdM b. Aass an ept@VEde 81 XII AZ
cure the wgrns nat ars wAkfng her fe~l 80
poetry ~ givtug Dr. BzAs worz Do
struyera.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

THERE Is a strong resemblance between
the friend who Pats you on the back in q
quarrel and the man who Gays Sick en-
- u dog IN a nghL--Atchison Globe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

BRnxrHETrH e cured By ~fregusnt small
9oses ~ Pisa's Cur. for Csnsump1oa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

Tnx asan 80 p~ure.-d e. ~. s'cAsck In
~ @prmsng did AS bua1neas Ia dew nma
-Hnasra 8aEefaa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

FoH swensy nvucszts yua ena gst Czrter'i
lAtue Liver Fiis-the b4sst liver regulator N
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

Lrrxa mas BE virh@a but nesedy !. 60
iag y as ~ al aight Y hts -s~aaxh&ms0.
L&A~~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

TuEHr Is one thing a woman can never do
she can't makea Gau tel her where he la.
becn--Aschisou Giabc.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

-the Chinese endure change Of elf.
nate betsor than any other raca
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02
HAVE CAB

wh<a yoa are addressed - above, yozr fn il
pzis . - lock n the drive. II tie DAY BE eurzY
snd the driver . a visa nza. yoz nj 5zd thaf ~
ws.n . FaA Drznd Slek<r,s sn1 he VII tel -
dat he . - cunturszhIeo On the box - In r..ssr
~ n H. 0h. srd hat fer kss huzine. tbs e,as
Q isvAlusbis When you grs once tnnde "FhA
Dsn1 Skckrr," ther-s 10 surh ding - vesxker
Ing yosL Il doesn't make the mAiea tf-ress
fss Hs sbsulu,.iy AID spls6ly c1at1rzbie- Ca
sas q osca. Ns4 zzS-r ct y11r not LIKING Il sffe.
v,rds. Il n vsre Of Don<y to buy szy osAsr
vsferproof en.k- Th<Y se vurhks afrr . tsv
vs<ks II harA u.gM Beware ef vsrhies ~
h.rssns, svsy pnz<.f stamped vzrh ths -FaA
Brad Tnds kEk poa't scu<ps my isfenrs
60 VIA yua en- hxvs ID Fla Brad Szscka~
Delivered wi<hsxf ezra COL runeu4xa -
1.9.esA .ssierzs hea
\. J. ToWER, . Boston, mass.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

Evrry mother cwns N. n~ss ncy-sne
worst boy belongs Eek door every lima
Texas Siftngs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

@
A long, low, level stretch Of sand. ana
agirl standing with weary, wfstfuI eyes
looking rel the bright blue waters
that rIppIed TO her feet
1t was Evelyn Clayton. but only a
shadow OF the fair, bright girl who had
pledged her love 70 Gerard Carrisbroke
two years before.
Standing alone. All so utterly, so
YEARLY alone, for to love once with
Evelyn Clayton was TO love forever.
Suddenly down the slope came a
slender form. and her sisters soft. dark
eyes looked into hers with A strange ex-
preston IN their dreamy depths-the
sister for whose sake she had sacrificed
SO much, the sister whom her dving
father had made her promise to think
first and always Of.
Tome home, EVELYN Iona said
"Oh- Evelyn. how can I tell you. only
How she told it she could never tell.
only Evelyn understood that there had
been 4 railroad accident, and amonr the
dangerously injured brought to their
home as the nearest place was tierari
C1-rishroke.
And some n else, Evelyn" Iona
said Reginald Emerson's twin
brother. and. Evelyn. he has told ne OF
your fatal.mistake in taking him for Regi-
nald himself. and the cowardIy advant-
age he took OF il. and-0h. sister. sister
what you must have suffered. believing
me 10 be the wife Of two husbands for
the divorce granted me was only 4 wav
70 take me out % his power"
Evelyn caught her sisters hand.
Iona, you know now OF my meeting
With that man. DO you mean-ahl kind
Heaven, do you mean
Il mean be was not the man I mar
ried in my early girihood and fed from:
be was dead before I became PhiIIfp.s
wife, that man was his twin brother.
Evelyn was that what came between
you and Gerard Carrisbrokeg"
lie saw me nee him and refused 70
trust me, Evelyn said. and I could not
tell him what I believed TO be he
truth
Two hours later Iona sought Evelyn.
Evelyn viii you 20 to him-to
Gerard2 and Evelyn, be kind 20 him.
EEelyn's face grew plIIiA
IA he's be worse, Ionag~
NO He will live, they say.
A momen later Evelyn stood BY the
couch Uae-e Gers=4 lay, her cool hand
resting on his brow. her beautiful eyes
HLIet With womanAs tenderesr love. rest
ing on his paIiid face.
His eyes opened. his lips parted. and
she bent down her head 70 hear VIA. he
wished 70 ssy.
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saObute Manner ans ssreueu.

etarf unb rrbaft finb bieienisen, pelae bic @ebpte
ber Geiunbbeit8pFese beaGten, teren b~uuptid6Ii@tes
TT: Gorge fur CUTE gerbuuuns. 90 balb bu bon ei=
mem teuprrdren aufau bcs Ipbfeinbss ~berielben, ndr1z
lid Dsspepfe, beimsefu@t rrrbeu, 70 i9lase ietne
~folsenben Snsrife ab NIT S~pftetter'S Masenbttters.
aus BEN Masen fcmmen bic srunplesenhen Rdb,fpfS
fe, pel4e bic Nueae Der araft fnb, unb, in RAID pull
~iirente8 NIut umseranbeIt, has san5e a5rperiptem in
letftunssfdhtsem 3uftaub erbdlten. Dpspepttter finb
blab BON Get@tsfarbe, a5Sejebrter @effalt, nerpbs,
Fabeu tetnen Gppettt, f@Iafen f@lemt. Hebmen fe ha8
senannte WasenzGltgtr, f. per6en fe pieber fart unb
elaittiG, bic eri@redenbe MaSerteit peiGt elmer wpbl=
hdbigel Ghue, Der Mppettt tebrt nieber, bic Nerrpfitdt
~reri&utneet, Der GhIaf rirb rubis nnb erfrtiHenb, an
Gteue Der @erftinintbctt unb N~ensifltAtett, ipel6e ben
S~etbenben %reiniaen, trttt Grctmutb, @mpfdnsli@tett
fur aqe, I'D 10 fdben Semitic be8 9ebens. W2an ses
uattihen uut Nterenleiben.
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acknowledgements fir oes $50
@enblatt $3.50.
Reifen6e Ngeuten:
s. g. Sni@.
30. Gdsprpbin9.
MaT'.ailian gutpr.
6 . s.
Gan antonio, 10. Noo. go.
Muerlet.

Can Antonio, 10. Noo. go.
MuerIet.
- Seu 0iOanuena's Saloon, an Der
Ode bon 2areooz unb SolorofasS traBe,
tam es gu einem Streit 3mii9en ben
bei6en Merifanern Suaa Garcia unb
Mntonio Salinas, In be1en Nerlaufe
Garcia eineu 9ol6 3og unb Salinas
mebrere f9perere 8ermunbungen BET.
bra9te. Garcia NOR elmer BON Buffalo
Bills @oubops unb bat nit ibm gus
ropa bereih. Ct mar erit bor Gur3em
suridsefebrt unb befanb li9 auf bet
9simreiie nod Dem &io @ranoe.
9arrD Moulton, Der tuegen Gdls
f@uug unb pferoe > 9iebiiabls ange.
tlagt 1T, purbe bonn Capt. 9usbss bon
RerrbiIe, no man i'm fshgenommen
baltic, bierber gebra6t, UNI i'm gouatD.
@efdngniB ietnem proee1e entgegeuaus
feben. @r 1T i'm Dolfen nmfonge ges
ftdubis.
= 0or Ieiber nur mdBig beIadtem
9auie btelt Der beriibmte Social Ste,
former 9enrD George 9eifern
Qbenb in &ii9e's Spernbaus eiFen
boginterefanten 8crtrag iiber feine fos
genannte "Single Tax"zSbeprie, b. b.
iiber bas Spfem Der aleinigen Befteue-
rung BON @runb unb Boben. Sn ipans
member unb feRelnber Meiie entuidelte
ct feline Sbeprien unb betonte gana ipe,
ciel, baB ui6t oas 2anb an f6, ionoern
Der 2anb : Wertb beIfeuert s,erben
folte = iener 9anbels. ober gpeculas
tiors : Wertb, ben eiu 9tiid 2anb, q.
3. fdbtif9e @ruHbfilde. obne bas 3ns
tbun unb Dbne bic Nrbeit hires Befbers,
fDnbern bur6 an0ere llrla9en = pie
bic InIage bon @ifenbabnen, bas Wads.
tbum ber Stabt &c. - aIfo eigentIi@
bur@ bic Mrbeit Nnberer, erIanet baben.
Sur9 bic ousi6lieBli@e .aber ftreng ba.
ta@geffbrte unb genaue Befieuerung ber
G~anbmertbe glaubt Senrp George ale
Notb uno aues glenb aus Der WeIt
f9aHeu gu f6nnen. Die GD3iaIifen
befreiten befanntli6 bieIe M6gliGs
teit unb Die mir glouben, NIT Ne6t.
Sn ergreifenber Meiie f1iIoert 6enrp
George bic Notbft6nbe, bic i1 unter
Der 0errf6aft bes iebigen Wirtbi9aFts.
Gpifens gerobe in ben Gentrer Der 81
biliiatiOu berausse6ilbet baben unb ers
fldrt, bGB irgenb gtmas geideben mnls
fe, um gu betbinbern. oGB au6 bier in
ben Ser. Staten ioI1e v2om6oner
3ufGnSe" eia,eiBeu. 6enrp Georges
gortrag tansbs nit lebbaftem 8eifan
aufgenDmnen.
= Der 0tlfssG oerif 9ruie if ben
st. 2ouis surlidgefebrt, no er peter
9ippes berbaftete, tuel@er tpeges Gut
fibrung bes 8idbrisen 2naben 8ans
6erbroi@ berfolgt tHurbe.
6err Barney Sppenbeimer liarb
geifern nod LANCER Rraatheit an 6er
WaReriu9t.
Wir b0iten 0as 8eraniiaet,
Germ Guifab GIiefotb in unferer Office
5u begriBen, einen brett aus benz 2aus
be Neuters unh Der 6pida1nie fonz
menben unternebmenoen iungen Wann,
Der Segas gu ieiner bauernben neueu
0eimatb 3u MAIDEN beabf9tigt. Mbge
ibnt biefe feue 6eimatb Mues bieten,
tpas CT bon ibr erbOfft!
=H
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-19

in Gaalanb entronnen tparen. Dieien
foIgten 9atbo1iten aug gnslano,
dig bic p%roteaanten bort bic Oberbamo
aepannen. Sic b~efie0eIten MatnIanb,
md9rcnb fran3DiiiGe Gefors
mirte (9ugenotten), tabim bon ben
9atboiifen perordggt, nod 9to. @aros
lima ausDanberten. 9eut@e aus
ber pfals, bur6 bic 9rie9e unb 0etfols
gungen iener 3eit ge3tpun9en. lieBen
li9 in BenniDluanien nieber unb bic
Na6fommen bon i6nen allen tparer in
Der Greibeit ber neuen 0eimatb taIb 10
melt thug getuorben, baB fe btrgerli6e
unb reiigi6fe 6reibeit fur Elm, iebem
MeafGen iuneuobnenbes. &e6t erfldrs
ten unb bic 8esieruug bonn ,WiQen
Der Negiertea" abb1agig madten.
gs bat ii6 eben aud bier bic alte
&egel bemdbri, baR bic Mu5panberer
ibre Sheen. lire Gorti6ritts> @ebanfen,
bic lie it, Get alien 6eimatb nidt bsrs
tDirtli9en foEaten, nit ii1 nebmen urb
bernittelf bieier Soeen bic 2duoer, Bic
le betlaKen, lberFigslu. lnb ni9t
alein bies. ionoeru Der Sortf6ritt Gebt
cer Sonae mad, CT gebt mad Welfeu.
obglei6 haan aleroings Der Often,
tpenn ct ft6 benz errungenen Gorti9riit
ni4t ueridliebt. aud iein @utes babon
bat. Grie9enlonb unb aom geIang'
ten meter ols SnoieE, nnb bier In
Norbs Mmerifa briGt fi@ eiue neue s5bee
!eidter Babn als In EUROPA. Die
0auptfa6e 1T freili@, baB bas Bolt
bier Dem geilfigeu 6prti9ritt treu bIeibt
uah ieSer &eaierung, bic auf A6nese
gere!bea min. our6 fein Wablredt Elm
uSaIt" auruft.
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AH- Sranf 81. Sennis, Supt. Der @ranb
S9opI Surn. So, iast: y9ieies ge-
tbesba @afier bat mein 2eben eerettet. @eI>
ton & Co. @rpcers, Sp~uitonftrabe, berfaus
fen ba{ielbe Bel Der 8laide ODER &iite.
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Natbarmadbmm8 Der terani5dbem
8rammfpblen=Qaaer

0cNa S%nn4R OanTnaA 6,~~ lc c
0,,mhr ~ XIV - gsu'Tss, '2.ls Y: r.
s;s.n $500 sA.n, 'usgslsa anHas'
srn%, y ,rsIMsr ca. tas saus!sI9Mg gss
rev tsrou;sSs, ~, sI'
arsstsr MeSss,,sn V ~ oun ~ aust.
srs;s mxsEa. Y. "au 'uu.yen pls
& s sohrsssa %;s5 W. 'unssl als
s S esa. aa D ,mh % 8anS oe1S
Nv ~ 9as1a~.n anD ~ esipIO'
Xsa W.. I.t msanem o.s seusoaIilaS
gans ysa ls.gsn Sluna:ug1sn wager,
.1ssV. Ds1 SlIal 1sSus Nv isInsM 0ll!'
g.n y iugI'Ysn SuaDes'ge''e oePBl,
~ r Mu I oy.ue. n
NJ. oaH.gss Y~s1sa'u.s..a' psiYss Que
Susv,ss Dan'pI1eSn Mslss.-9e.B, g ~
S m. uIn gslIa y. pslonsaia.gssn
roa s, -. Tss aSs'sa, = aa% " S sss
Sie gntmi6eimpcs MSaIiTfs;t sirs,
Tnhuffrie Sic erie Srons ,npnn "a
M nm RE Nsari,nbmnS s;yss Sohr;f.
nntsrmebmsns bonSsIt N hobsr Sssts /.
sinh hiium;nnie e,hIsurnasr i, ser M5'
be msims has Mcter;oI s,r Ssus,,,no
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-19
Gin tpahres @mnber.Wftttel.

Mr. Sruuf 9uffman, Elm innser Wann BON gurlins,
tom Sbto, e~cnaatirt, ba6 Ct unter Der Bebanbluns
i'm s5tanbe parens cine geHeruns ieines Ge|nnbbeitSs
tuitanbeS berbettufhbren. Gle ~ertldrten, bas er an
S4ptnbfuht little, unb bab Tim niHt mebr 81 belien
iudtSs S~eilmtttel gu sebraa&en. Gs mar has Sfcn su
elmer 3ett, al5 CT utht i'm Stanbe mar, quer hber bic
Strabe gu seben, obne fh unteripess ausSuruben. Gbe
er fi& melt pobIer befnbe. Gr ietie baber hen @es
braud fort unp e~rfreut f9 beut bes befea RpbIieins.
9ser an benz gals eher ben acknowledgement lettet,
MADE etnen Serfua bamtt. gBtr sarantiren pcue Be-
frteei9une.
prcbehai&en fret bet alien apotbefsrn. SIN 9bcies
iale bel Cretb, Tbcmpipn & Go. in Gan Nntcntr, leg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-19

@egen einen S6nitt, gei9dbisung,
Sisb. pber Branbwunben giebt es ni9ts
BeReres, aIs Sbamberlain's
Pain Balm. Die Munoe beilt
f6nsler, als bur6 irgenb Elm anoerss
ptdparat, uno, tDenn bieielbe ni9t gar
gu fhlimm LII, obne Narben 3u binter'
lofen. gu boben BET st.. @obn & Co.,
5. Ralteber & Gpa unh allen beoeuten.
ben Ipotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-19

Sci es bur6 ben Sta6traib ber
@tabt San Mntonio berorbnet:
Section /. 9aB es teiuem Sim
be ober irsenb elmer perlon geffattei
iein fou, bic GreifduIen 6iefer 5tabt
gu 6eiuGen, ebe bas Gino ober bic per=
ion niGt ein @ertfitat BON einem praftis
airenben Nrst benz G@ukS upsrintsns
benton cergeSeist bot, Our6 peIdss be.
piefea miro, baB bas Sinh ober bic
perion innerbalb feds Sabre Dor Der
3eit, 00B bieielbe bic @@uIe gu beius
den beabF@tist, geimpft tpOr6eu 1T.
Section2. 9aB 6iefe Srbinan3
bon Der 3eit ibrer Nnnabme an in 2raft
ireten foI.
paifirt unb s~utsebeiBen BEN II. Sos
bet1ber 1890.
grDan @aIIasban,
Wttefirt: MaDor,
6. g. gIaubou, Gtabts@lerf.
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10 General @rants 9(rst, Der beriibrnte
Or. Sbrabb, STEM 0prf, iast: yS4 babe senug
bapon neridrieben, bab man bartn lAtpimmen
fDnnte. "-0amit meirtt er @aufeiba Bethesda
8aier. &eltpn & So, @rpeers, Spmitpns
urtb 0aparrpsSt rabe a~leinise Msenten. Ser
farfen BET Der SIaide unb &tite. Srast Gllren
9(pptbefer baitad.
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9an Nntonio, Seras.

SIN Eaae bon arantbeit ober
lln9lid senabren mir ifets
ldnsere 3eit. Mit Sbpptbeten.
Noten fam bies ni9t seIdebeny
Bir brauden uniere 2oten
uno Siderbeiten nidt an Ban,
ferS ODER @elbserIeiber IN
trarsferireu, un, nit Dem 8elb
unlsr Geidaft meiteraufiibren.
Bir branden nidt tobt
@reiie gu berednen fir Sn.
ftrumente. uel9e nir auf Seii
bertaufen, u,n Die 3inien au
8orf9afe berausani@lassu.
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sas- Serb. Gbelimg Fat eiueu gars
rom erfter @laRe er6fnst Wet.@oms
merce= Str. 239 (friiber Nettes Npo.
tbefe.) Steis friides Bier an 3apfe,
feline Wbisfep's unb CUTE @igarreir.
Gin 9emiitbli@es 2oeaI, bas Sober be.
iu6en fpIte!
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Santa Claus!

9as 0aupt : Quarter bon 5anta
Claus BET pauI Wagner 1T bonn
rs. ab ie6en Mbenb big 10 lIbr, bel
b~rinanter 8eleu6tung, ge61net.
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eiae Ordinary

Sci es bur6 ben @tabtratb Der
Stabt San Mntonio berorbnet:
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% e

tDirb elm Mdb1eE CUR 8esri6tung Der
9ausarbeit. @uter 2obn. Ma9;ufras
gen III ber Office biefes 8lattes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-19

Da- Sein 9umbuel Wir berfaufen
ole gamensW dntel gum balbsn preiie.
g. & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-19

ttrte fatm etnet1 bor51glt9eren un0 fnf
lire 3uede gertgenberen iDini3eu
fBnnte. 8raunfoble bient bereits feit
so Sabreu bet europdiiben Snbuffrie
aIs 6si3mittel unb bet iomitb bic Brau@s
barteits= probe auf bas g%!du3enSfe be-
fanben unb wObl gu bemerten, bic
Brauntoble, tpel9e in europa, beIon>
bers In 9euti6lanb unb Graafreia
eine inbufriele 8ernenbung inbet, lit
bel geringperibiser aIs uniere teraui=
f9e, bic ter bitumin6ien Goble bel
rGber fommt, mdbrenb bas eurOpdii6e
BraunfobIen'M aterial nod benz 5tas
blum ser Ssrfentmidelung ndber ifebt.
lin fir inbufrieGe 3pede brau6bar
gu nerben, bat aber aud bic teranii6e
BraunfDble = gang 10 pie bic europdis
f6e = einen pro5eB burdauma@en,
mel9er ibr bic @igenidaften erff
stebt, peI9e He fir ben Sienf Der SH.
ouiirie b%ertDenbbar MAIDEN. Su ibrem
Naturauffanoe entb6lt He miner nod su
piele Wafertbeile uub 1T au tpenis felt;
lie 1T eben niht bur1 einen 10 intenlts
pen DIgegrao gegangea uro etitem eoea'
10 ftarfen Druid unterporfer gepeien,
um ben 9eisunssftof i9or enttpideln
at t6aaen, meIaeu bic bitumin6ie Sob.
lie seigt, I'm bas 9leide Greiiein bon
2Sansf uno oie glesge Genlotett aafau'
nellen, nle otsle. Ste ~emil@e nno
pbpffalif6e 3uIamnenfeBung Der 2igs
n'itogle magt es paper gu elrer unn1og'
li@len, ne uater Den glelwen Seola9un'
gen uno NIT Dem gietd)eu Grfolge far
ole Saouifrte gu oerorauGen, Dle ote
bltutlln6fe Sohle uno 6as TT elnta@
Der Sruno oaflir. oaB he tn ben Ner.
5taatea. no beferes Material lit 10
GROCER Jtle oorbanoei1, big teBt tto@
mot IN Den Sienit Der Snouitrle ge'
pfait uotoen nno bslnaD gdn5lIG uns
beae1fet .gebllebeil III. tudbrenb Jrante
ret9 uno Oeutl9lallo, bic oer3ditniB'
maB1g arm an sDlrtltd)ett Gobler ftno,
1l9 geaoi9tgf 9eleDen 9abeil, all1 Ole
mlfcernertDtge Sraurtoble ttr SaDu'
lfrte3wede 9erail5udleben. Sas Wttttel,
Mnttorfs;t -, osbsm W.; yO ~ gry sSs
ooRIs IN, ~ o. S ~ a,,ssr s nov ~. e 1 bonnt.
ss%I;n hsr H,,,d I"p b.;s W. y, ss m y
,rs;hsg S;s maSs.;osa msaorS.hs;Is
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-04-18
Five Cinnamon arrived up on We'd
nesday's stage bound for Elk City.

rive Shinathcn arrived up on Weu-
nesday's stage bound for Elk City,
Services conducted as usual on Sab
bath forenoon at the Grangeville hall
10y the Presbyterian missionary.
The Academy was closed two days
this week on account of the sickness of
Prof. Bowser. who was afflicted with q
dose of La Grippe.
Company C, is getting quite proficient
in drill, and the boys frequently have
movements on drill nights to inspire
them to further action.
Tho infant child of Timothy Davis
was taken suddenly sick last Friday
night and for awhile the fond parents
thought it would die. but 1t has since
recovered. and is as peart as ever.
One pleasant day in a week of disa-
greeable weather is the way gentle
spring ushcred herself in this year, and
the tickle damsel still evinces DISPOSE
ton to sustain prolonged filtration
with winter.
The bill appropriating $4,000. 900 for
ship canal at the Dalles of the Columbia,
passed the senate last week, but it is
easier for a camel to get to heayen-or
words to that etfect-than for a senate
appropriation bill to pass the lower
house of congress.
Tho Union Pacific railway has its
eagle eye on Lewiston and Camas Prai-
rie, aud its general manager told US in
Portland that it would build as soon as
it got ready to do so-subsidy or no sub.
sidy. The result is the same in the long
run, however, as they all milk the public
COW as dry as they can.
Bert King, one of the owners of the
Mayflower mine in Warrens, wrote us
from Portland last week that he would
leave there in few days, going by way
of Weiser, to commence a season of ac-
tive development on the mine. The
Mayhower has yielded some fabulously
rich rock since its discovery three years
ago, and there ought to be plenty more
OF the same sort at greater depth.
The Boise Statesman is rabidly parti.
san on the statehood scheme, and it's
jeers at the slick manner in which the
democrats of the territory were caioled
into endorsing 1t as mon partisan"
movement can be described in no other
terms than as shamelessly indecent
exposure of person, at which honest re-
pnblicans hold their nose in disgust. As
an odorferous political barrel-organ the
Stat; Sn,an is an overw helming and luud>
smelling success.
The county paupers are getting so nu-
merous and costly that good many Of
our substantial people are beginning to
ask why the county does not buy a poor
farm where these drones could be partly
made 10 furnish their own subsistence
by raising garden produce. etc. The
present system is getting to be more
ty finances with each addition to the
list. The question is growing serious.
and should be discussed.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-04-18
Governor

The people on the Weiser side evil
IDENTIFY regard the bill as safe, judging
from the following item from the Wei
ser Leader:
"The name of our townsman, Mr..
Frank Smith, has been recommended
by the board of trade rs a suitable per-
son TO be appointed as commissioner
frem this county on the Warrens wagon
road. We do not believe a moro suit
able person could have been selected
and think that his appointment will
meet the approval of large majority OF
the people of this county,"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-04-18
Boise Cry, !. T., March 20. 1890.

My DEAR PARKER: Soon after have
official information of the passage of the
bill by Congress extending the time one
year for the completion of the wagon
road from Mt. Idaho to Salmon meadows;
L will appoint the commissioners, as
provided for in the original bill. am
Of the opinion that yourself and Mr. n /.
B.Willey should be on the Commission,
while the third Commissioner should
Disappointed from Washington County.
With Mr.. Wiley and yourself on the
Commission, am confident the road
will be properly located and the money
expended properly and with economy.
We have good reason for believing
that the bill extending the time will
pass the Senate at an early day and as
there IS some preliminary work for the
Commission. think it best to make the
appointments soon after receipt of
official advice of the passage of the bill.
Kindly give me the benefit of your
views at your earliest convenience.
Sincerely Yours,
Gro. l.. SHoUP,
Governor
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-04-18
SALMON RIVER WAGON ROAD.
Letters From. Delegate Dubois
and Gov. ShOup.--Thc Latter
Is Wide-Awake, and will
Appoint Commission
crs without
Delay.
EVERYBODY sANoulNE ABOUT 1T.

The following letters from delegate
Dubois and Gov. Shoup concerning the
Salmon Ryer wagon road bill seem to
indicate that we are nearing the end in
this matter which has been hanging
fire for so long a time. Many have been
skeptical concerning it, and even now
there are doubtless many among us
who believe that the project is nothing
but huncombe, and will never material
Use. We hope to have the pleasure of
inviting these knowing ones to take a
buck board ride over the entire route
in the summer Of 1891. The passage of
the bill through the senate is a compar-
atvely easy matter, as we have had re-
peated assurances from our senatorial
friends of their favorable consideration
when the bill came to the senate, and
you may be quite sure that we have not
failed to jog their memories to the fact
that now is the accepted time for their
help TO be forthcoming. In all likeli-
hood we shall be able next week to an.
nounce that the bill has passed the sem
ale and become sure-enough law.