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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-09

t'V'oIdI ucdtI UdfBdI UII hHnu TOT CASH. STnTh
M AXE YOUR OWN TERMS FOR SALE IN
Hi monthly payments equal TO rent 2 Eastlake fin-
ished cottages OF 5 or each, with all the
latest modern improvements; also 2-story houses
and rooms eacn, half block from cabe-car, in
me neighborhood; must be TO be apprec seated:
come ana see me; L have property III ali parts of
the city and will build yon house thereon a ccord-
ing TO your own plans and your own terms: COM
pieted and sod 50 houses In 1890. For particulars
apply to L. LANDER. owner and builder. ls Mont
gomery ST. jy7 II TuTbSaSu
EoR SALE ON EASY TERMS; PAYMENTS
A equal 10 rent: beautiful EastIake cottages
and rooms bath and aundry all m dern improve
ments; on Castro-st. cable. Apply to A. r. BENJA-
MIN. owner. 22s1y Montgomery st. ny3l Il SuTuTh
G10OA EACH-2 LOTS 25xI2o, l25 Fl. S. of
Viopb oraTy. address i. Box ], this Office Is II
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a. WEEK BUYS FRUIT FARM; LOOK AT
ID this offer, lakewood Colony TRACT
acres, $40. payable 81 week.
10 acres, $3.50, payable 81 week
.0acres, $500. payable "a week.
40 acres, $500. payable SS week.
NO interest and no taxes on deferred payment5:iS
al nBe Al truit land irrigation required; near
RIge town and railroad; some oaks; water handy:
Lue perfect; no investment is safe, sure pro-
htsbIe as fruit lands. For Information circulars
apply 10 WESTERN LAND CUMPANY, $50 Mar
kttsL oc2S Il
CCHooL LANDS, 81 so TO So AN ACRE: ON
~ very eass terms; sold by the state In tracts to
Kinds OF lands. in many different counties; send
stamp Tor list; open day and evenings. +. w.
LAKE, Flood Building. 13n
U17H LEVEL LOT, 25xlO0. IN BERKELEY:
Ut u. good Views; SIS cash 50 monthly.
S3oo-Corner; 4OxlO2; S25 cash. 81 moDthiy.
S30-Gore; l50x60; cheap and steep; 50 monthly.
S5O0-LOt 40Nl3U: sidewalked aud severed.
S750-Hill: lot 48Ux3l9: SIS monthly.
s45O-Lot 40Xl30: sidewaiked: $40 monthly.
SloUO-Lots; send for maps | offer only what I
own. CHAS. A. BAILEY, Owner, 20 Montgy st. tt
THE ELECTRIC ROAD TO THE OCEAN Is AS
L sured. The California q Washington Invest
ment Co. a; 322 Montgomery St. are buying and
selling lots all along the route. Call or address
them at once II yOu ant to get In on the ground
floor: south of park lots a specially. mylof
no you WANT PROPERTY CITY Or CoUN-
~ try, In the prettlest valley OF the State! Apply
10 Napa Land Co.. Napa, Cal. Tor list OF proper
ties. se28 Il
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GOo0O GREAT BARGAIN-NEw MODERN
tpIoOO. cottage, Z rooms; high basement:
brick foundation; lot 81 :3x75: near station. APP
ply to A. j. TAFT 1904 Seventh ST., Center Station.
Oakland. je24 I'm
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HALF OR ENTIRE INTEREST IN AN AL
~ saloon on Market St; 3 years lease: price very
reasonable. and low rent: a single American pre-
ieFr-d; no humbug, but decided chance; must be
Branch once. Nv q 2ts
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nniere staats 9esislatlr.

Mufttn, 81. Sanuar.--Oer 9eaot
bat ben Druid BON 5000 gremplaren
ber goti9aft bes @ouoerneur 6ogg in
engIif@er Gprade unb bon ie 1000 In
beutf9er Hnb t6bmif9er @praGe an.
g%eDrbnet.
Clemens rei@te cine Bill elm aur Set.
fielung Der 9ermiGe bes 81. urb As.
Difrittgeri9tes.
@arwooo legte cine Sill Dor, tupncd
bic 8orfeber Der Getiiousbdufer bet
@ifenbobnlin;en sebaIten ieia iolen,
an ben @tationen cine .2iife nit 8es
i3reibuHg bes ~get0oteten 8isbs auf3ns
bdngen.
SIN betr. 5enatstomite purbe popss
Bill beratbeu, S6ulbt9er bon etaats.
tpeeea anaufaufen uno gum &~ofsnpreife
3u Dertbeileu.
SIN 9aue rei9te Nifnib cine Bill
Elm sur unterfhbung bon Sobn Srint=
bOf.
Setter: STIR tpeiBe unb farbige S5raus
en- uub Mdnner feparate Warte3lmmer
auf ben Babnb6fen einauri9ten.
Dur3ba@: Sn Be3ug ouf bic abs
baltung ber Sermine i'm 81. unb As.
@eridtsbiiritt.
&ameanb: 9aB bic eaIdrc ter
@Ounip > GeamieH $4,000 idbrIi9 niGt
ibetfeigen folen.
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hts in Die tnneteH Siadtsangelegenbeis
ten unftattbaft 1T. Srobbem befiudet
bic gunoesgeri9te tur gu oft, fid unter
nihtiaen Bortndnben in Die itneren Mn.
gelegen5eitfn bes @taates III miideu
unb f4 Die Surisbiction anaumaBeu,
mo bieIstbe pfenbar ben 5teatsaerins
ten 3ufebt. Sic StaatsregierEua piro
es I'D angeleeen iein la1en, berartiae
GGae mOg!iGF gu pesbinbern unb,
bic e6ulbigen sar &e@eni6aft gu 5ies
ben.
@ntipri9t bic &e9tspfIegei In
Seras aud i'm a0gemeinen aasu an fe
3u H~elenben 4Eforseruraen, 10 eiebt
IS bod n;ele 6dlfe, in beaen fe Man.
6es-5u wiui6eu hbris ldBt. Giner
oieisr 9antte 1T bic nugenauisfeit in
Se3ug auf bic l1uterl6iebs, ipelGe has
@eleB bei ber Definition Der 8egriffe
rSobti@lag" uub uMorb" ma6t. Sic
fur bas erffere 8er6rsdsn fsHgeiebten
Strafen iab bur6neg gu geIinbe, mes,
baib faf in iebem Morbs proeeIe nerz
iuGt wirb. bas Uerbreden ols Sobt.
f1lag bar3utelen, mas BET Der lnt!ar.
belt Der geiebli9en 8efimmunseu leicer
nur 3u oft aud selingt. SOB. 9ogg
glebt bet 2egislatur ieAr bautenstuertbe
Ginger5eige, in nel9er Wetie biefem
uebelfan0e abseboIfen tperben tonne.
Gum @dluB ~bsrlpeilt Der @ouoerneur
bic @iaa!sle9islatur nod o1lf Die ibr
oblie9enbe Mufsabe Der Neueiutbeilung
Der gong1ebsD ifriete, spie i9 bieielbe
bu,d has Rsfultat bar i'm Stunt borigen
Sabres uorsenpmmenen Bolts 3dblung
OILS notbmeubig erwieien babe. unb ers
fIdrt, BOB er fem @ertrausn auf BEN
8atriotismus unb bic peiie @inii9t Der
2egisiatur iebe, baB bieEeIbe ibre i1pes
rem Nufsaben tn elmer MeiIe I6fsn per.
be. lie i'm @iaflanee NIT benz MobIe
oes Gtoates Seres un6 feiuer 9enob.
rer febe!
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0flerlei.

= Die lautefen @9reier, pel9e
r~erlansen, boB fir San Nntonio &e'
flame gemo6t tueroen iol, fno bic
@sunbeigentbums : Ngenten unb meiz
Hens GoI9e, bic bier 3ano tauften,
p~araeqirteu un5 es nun nit gutem
9tofit f9nel mieber Los iein m6hten.
Dur6 ben &etlame3ettel alein ldbt fi@
heut3utage tein &opitaliif beDeseR,
@eIb 3u ~iubeftiret,
eSn Der 3t@e bes Sol. Martin
auf benz Gobernement > SM ereignete
f@ gefern Ibenb 10 ubr cine 59ieB
afaire. gine Mrs. Gros, 9ei@iebeae
Srau zines @olbatan, feuerte eiuen
5huB ab auf ibren @erlObten. ben
5ergeanten Samss 9artlep, DsrleBte
lin aefdbrIi1 un0 bra6te f9 baBn
felbf clue 51uBmunoe bel. IS i9eint,
baB 0attlep bic 6rnu nit ieiner @ifers
Iu6t qudlte, 6a He einige Sage Dorber
ibrer 6erria Gefast bate, fe babe nit
0artIsp einen 6treit sebabt unb Deuu
CT nitt Dor Sonntag gu ibr 3uriidfehre,
10 Darbe fe i'm eridieBen.
- Col. Wswcomb unb Der Son.
traitor 8. 8. Midleiobn batten sefern
Mbeno In einem Saloon elm &encOHtre.
Dos Romiie. 3ur &epiRon bes
5dbtiiden 6~reibriefs wirO feline Mrbei.
Ten pesmuibli@ inner5al0 elmer Wo4e
beenbet baben.
Gin @rcurIiDns 3us aus BEN
Often 1T heute 8ormittag bier einge'
troHen. Die Gremben etwa 50 on
Der 3abl-befuben fi6 auf Der 9ur6s
reife nod Der 6aupttabt Merico.
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0as Waampftansem IN Sesas.

Der belonbers i'm tue5ili@en 3beiIe
unieres Staates tpoblbetannte SbHji@s
fer un6 8auml6uleHs 6err Gee
8eafp Don Sailing, Der6fentli9t i'm
,Geguin MeeOrb" bic fDlgenoe 3eit9es
mdbe 3ul@rift, tpel6e tDtr i'm Sntereife
unierer Garnler in Der ueberiebung uie.
6ergeben.
,Sebermaan in Seras~, 10 lautet
biefelbe,-,bat brett pber inbirett Elm
SatereKe an Der Obfeultur. SIN Sns
tereKe 6eKen, tpeI9er 2auO befibt. Iiegt
es, 6ieIen 3peig Der 9anbDirtbI@aft 3u
f6rbern, tudbrenb aud Der, tuel@er felbft
uidt 2anbbefber III, bas Sntereiie uub
ben Munim baben mub, 10 bilig pie
m6gIi@ Obj taufen au f6nnen. SroBs
benz bsridumen es nod INNER piele uns
ieref 2~anbbebauer In bieierN ejiebungb bic
Natur at fubirer unb ibr eigenes Sn-
tereffe Ia Sba1t az uebmen.
G@pn 3eiiig i'm GrtbiaDr gaben He BEN
eriei bejten Ngepten irgen6 eiMe-
8aumi@ule, DeI@eh he aufdlis trefer,
cine HeRslung nuf Bdume, iDel9e ib=
men I'M Gftober eeIiefert merbeu foleH;
eer0be UNI bic Sabresjeit bat aber Der
2onnmaun bpllnuf 5u ibuH unb faum
einen NnseHblid ibrig 81 BEN lit es
bonn bdufg iebr trpden, ME bas i'm
Iebtea Dttober Der 5all mar. Die Bee
aetatiou III aud nod i'm pplen WdGs
len anb Ia. Der Regel baben mir nod
bas ri@tige Gommertuetter. Sn Der
3eit nun fommen bic betenten Bdulae
an unb bic noibiDeu6i9e 6olgeiif, ttur ct.
lDo Elm NierieI berieIbeH III poageIuuo,
bIeibt an Qeben unb gebeibt. SIR
alorbs unh GIfisyas mag es am plate
Iein, 86uits i'm Ottober urb Nnbember
ausanieten, fur Giibpeitteras lit Elm
Iol&es @erfabren aber euti@ieben uiGi
ratbIam.H
so babe iebt fGoa-ieit unoefdbr 16
Sabren BEN 8nuw3uGt.@ ef@dft meine
faft ausI@Iiebli9e 8ea@tung aigeIpen,
bet unb cine grobe Bail bon 8dumen
cns tinb unsepFan3t. Die grfobrung,
tueIMs im babel gemadt babe, 9ebt ba,
rouf tiuaus, bab Ii unierem 3anbes.
tbeile bic. bette Sabres3eii
l3um NuAfeben Der 8dums
Lbie DO m .erfen Sanuar Biz
3nm fRnf5ebnten Gebruai
lin, Mnb Inn bic pHau3peripbe nod
geMauer au befimmen, m6@te i@ Ia
lqes, ber So5dauar III Der @onnt, IL
pel6em gdume, Eaatsneepd6fe uni
fGiydu@e ausee!ebt tperben fOlten. Sd
babe erlt neuli9 tpieber @elsgenbeit &c
babt, eiuige Genbnnsen bon D5Rbdu
men 3u feben, wel@e etira 6 @o@el
porber geIiefert iuareu, uub ieber biefe
B1ume mar ~obgehorben. Gin boo
bon Genen, tpel@e he beiient baden
lfauien iebt yeue Bdume, uel9e bi
abeejiorbenen erlsbeu iolen; bic mei
Zen ober fGwSren, baB He rnie tpiehs
siaen Baum fauFen t%phrben@.
Ser Dorrasb Don Ddurnea In meint
Baum GuIe if ni6t groB, aber i@ beft
Elm ansge3eiGnetes AGpStiment DO
APfGH@s, pH1uInen', Birnens IN
NspfeIs8 dnmen, fomie cine iGSne Nui
nahI BON Reben. unb 3iergewd9iel
BE aus Roien, 2ebens6dumeu, GsSfrl
9Iibeer, Mpriben u. (. 10. bsfebei
FIR bieIe fam ID biliSe 9dufe q
f&ern, uub iebt ii nod bic 3sit ~
pfan5enl@
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8 . q I { 8.
Cages : Gbrpnif.
%. S.anuar.

%. Sanuar.
1862. @bwarb Seymour, Ser;os bon Cont
meriet pirb in 9on6en binseri9tet. Sefors
berer Der Reformaticn.
1929. @ottbpIb Gphraim Setting gu @amenS
9eb. @ldi5iter.-
1853. Die gufien nnter Sermon beieben
&~0nissbers. @roberung bes &Dnigret9s
9rsuben.
1888. 2prb 8bron seb.
1901. Das 8arlament bon Srlanb pirb NIT
benz easIiiden bereinist. linton.
1852. 2ouis Napoleon 8otaparte o~efrettrt
bic @~oniscation Der SrleanSlGen Sitter in
Sranfreid.
1871. Die gourbadi'i6e arnee ipirb ab=
gelhnitten.
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3 amfia SO ns.

Maen H~enienigsn, psl9e an oer1 2eis
GenbegdngniB meiner Gattin unb unIes
Ter unretgeBltden SHUTTER
GOa @eDeI
tbeiInabm men. fagen mir b!ermit u~nferen
innisiieu Saat.
Die tramernben pimterbliebemen.
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Yferbe entlaufm.

Gin RotbiGimmel unb Elm brailnes
pferb nit peieer 8Ifiie. @egen Be-
lObnung I'M 2ittle @aRno Sub Iamp.
straBe) ab3uIieferu.
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Mnr cine NfaSd,e.

GeaIy, 4uiin Co., Scr San. 'ss
'Sari9eu Winter bate i9 mir hat9 usberbe.
ben eintn Sdabeu snse3o9en, fOOab i'd einise
3eit bsttldesris iuuroe. fibIte mid febr i@iuan,
bate feiaen appetit nnb oHe Mebi3in baIf min
uidts. Da rietb mir infer Serr Efarrer Bei.
mar 10 Raitor R5nig'y asrbeu : Stdrfer, unO
cine Blade bat 10 gut. gepirit, bab i'd jeBt
Ditoer gang seiunO bin.
Bran S1neiber
@nB an9 fit aersenleteube iutrb SeOeus ssr
q psri6uqt, freI 5~naelanht, unb NyIien aud bic Mfss
thin n1lipntt 9giieftrt.
@Isjs Mssbisias parbs felt setu Sdbren bon gator
&eale ta 8est @egns SHDs 5~atsfsitrt uHb iebt sster
Esrss unsptllna8 rrp Der
K6Hie H1eoieine 60,
80 @eesm2nbiEun Ctr. gbseaao, stN,
@FEis $3.50 per Tlaj4s fs9s flr.. 500.
NfpBG Las --...9.ea
&feis 800 Der gidf4s. 8 GIal9ea $500.
8nm NeFTauf in San aatouio Bel g.bogpL
DrSB, 10 II 10 uub II slInlnos Strabe.
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Gin beatiaer @ama, 80 Sabre alt,
fu@t cine anffeaung auf Idngere 3eit
nit Soft unb 2oeis. Na1sufrageu in
Der Office Der .Jreiea 9reRe".
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Gas ilnerrei&baren mare Der ri&tise @ane bafhr:
benn md ME Bat trsenb etpas iplhes 3utrauen Ses
gGnttauiHuns TT tbm fera." Or. 8uu'S
SniensS prup. Rrei8 Is GentS.
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6dtde fsfsrt sum appttster, wenn tu eipeu ietten
saIs ban, unh laNe etne Elai&e Salrattrn Set brlen,
6ieies rnntsrbare 9eilmittel lurtrt bid tn penisen
Rtuuten. Gs frRst MIR rs Gents.
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Std @Otis.

Sc tuirb bierbm6 aneetluoi9t. bab
bas MaHer Ia Der alamos. Mabres unb
In ber San pebro Oit6 am rs. Sanus
ar unb in Der NlaSans uno Upper 2abor
Dit9 am z. Getruar 1891 gum 3mede
Der &eiuisung biefet Sit@es absef@lOis
fen perbeu tpirb.
s. 8. 6untreB,
aIei0 Berea,
Sit6' 2ommifdre.
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Gan Mntonio, Ser 8s.

SeMn eeunen 7
@rb eaufihtWn RDl ioeS Eebareuent uufayS @elhdHs mn hMmen heru.r ,rsm.
sap 8t " "'
@r a@rOorheasm NtHnaab! ar iasu senau, pdaen gBadb Ms Snarument bal.
twsn SerEmi9eu bebahem, wd1e mir fir bic beHen been.
Mu babn IN unRrem Gef6dft mr RaWaI anqeat ala ale guEfaGen. 61nbLr in 9ros
smamMnsngenomMas mo % mir fur baar hufeu, 70 r6aneu min bic nhmsEen Qrfe
nnet TN e1plgrtbeSu mS fabIes @efddft aufomnt ub neben uu5ae 9ruaipen bdbebHeu,
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50 q MaR., gss. 'ss.
9 d 10 u mb c n.

10 u uEpHp DKt. oo'
@aIor 8. Me0onpuob i1reibl: es III mir
Elm Ho1 blfonnt ,tab fs trent mid es betannt
~ MAIDEN, bdb Yaitor Ronis's Merbsn. Gtdrfer
babel I'D 70 gut bsfndtrtb bat. Die @atisntin If
zine inuee Dams, pelde felt ibrer SugenO an
Galju9f lit. MHfs meiue gmtfebIung nabm lie
Sas Mitfl. unb fit br'i Moaaten bat fe I'll.
men Mnsnu msbr ssbabi.
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Seirathsiheine

so. &ittmaun unb NEauita Sin3.
M. 6ieT@er unb Nusufa &olste.
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SIN faae bon aronfpeit ober
nnsliid senabren mir ffets
lansere 3eit. Mit ebpot1efen.
Noten fam bifs nidt sefaeben.
@it brauden urIfre 0oten
uno Si4ereeitsr nid)t an Ban.
TIERS ODER Gelohertei6er au
transformer. nln nit benz 8elh
infer @ef@aft tpeitersufabren.
Sir brau9sn ni9t tote
8reife sn berednea fIr Sd.
ftrumsnte, fpelGe iuir anf Set
bertaufen, Inn bic 8inTen auf
..A
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Dies 1T iGr pi4tg, ba Die Garanten u4t srautrorfader geeuies. sanbhr nan aobIhn
pubbsI fb. "' c"""0a
lnfe &aern3n fnb ole DieiMtgu, pa@e 9mfnurmie bon us fmnen
Senen, pebe bic Gme1n aufe9t febmn Eianps nit alien neuefen@ rbe6ernnon nob
nht gdehen baben, tonnea pit brf@an,b b Gbsti1 bua6n Idnoa an Der ghe oKr IN.
oesn Snfrmsne fegsn, tel nnet n9 meuere nt@tse 8cranoeauMn sfabreub sbn, buh
md9e 0naltat uni nmhn9 bes aums bbeutnk dbSb purcen. n ab s aue an6meni ber,
trehn. Dies 1T bic Infbt alTn npaueufden nb fom5enRn0 iihr.
Mr fnb StaaRsMgItea fir @eer, Gtinman C 5nns, 8nabr Gbideiuo & @ms go.
tbu1def mi :. y gale q 90 Riauos, uab NMca d Samin, unS 9imbaQ Spodn
Wr habsn ad Smtea bnS rgln, bic rWl Mr N aaaserAat wroeu. Die cine her.
ianfea " mi $b,D PIE anosre fur $95. Ss SolDerf Mfr OrqAn 1T fr fhSu. ub bs
SEnee nnb beA uautGhn tMen nits an pin{den IbuA. -
gr fmbren fur gSbdefa6. nn6 @etal. 6anbd ale Gudsa tca maHonfhsa narumntsr
ebenfo Gfuftin 8ldhern, 8dnMn, 8IbHn fit ale SnErrmenh.
Infer gouatb in Noeu 1T Der srNe in siben.
gr ieaMn anf MppGfahnn RatMoe uo Praihes or Wumos SrIn gpnEfdG5heu
Saframenen, WnfatNn, Hoea as. luz IND beantnorsn prompt ae bnaaihsn NnFoon.
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9aAaetmf&oentex
0amburger Sr0pfen
-teilen ale-
If 8lntfraltfbcitet. s.

2aaeafsr, ga. @santon, SGs.
.Serr g.nbreip &ras G1pn felt Sabren
an Der GbrifiansSt sstraite i'd Or. @u>
webnbnft, ipridt fh aaif Rbnis's 9antbnr>
febr lobtnt aber Gg ner 9ropfet anb BADEN
Nueuf 06nis'e !Saea~ IT'D b~iefetben fets ale
buroer Erppfen aus si1 ausst3et6 netes
Gr u.eint, Is sek aRtttsl stserl ale uns
ni&ts sbeGerss asss9 teiilfeittn bsa 8lutss
llnreinbeit bes 8luEty t~rpielen. SD tann
n. @aesnbef6werhep. ~ti:ielbta niGt senus
Die 9ropfen iine nur&a emritbten. SOa4tm
i'm fdon Yielsa eni. 29itt.
pfotltn unb babsa his 8infsis Gtnts bic
ftibtt fttts guts sasire Stafie; IN allen Mpu<
tunssn tsreOrss6raGt. tasFsa su babep.
me- caaaLee A. voeeiEa CO.. aaramsrs. Nd.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-25
AN sorter put cut ms duty to him. {"

AN sorter PIT cut MS duty to him.
IAN show him how er citizen o theI
United States should conduct hisself to
ward them as is orphans indeed"
AN specially on Christmas times,
when ther angel KEN down from Beth
lehem an writ erbout peace on yearth,
good will to men, yer know"
''Isley allus was powerful on cotin
Scriptur' remarked Spiker, admiringly.
Jack, yer missed yer calm when yer
tuck ter cowpunchin std o. preachin
make er motion that us galoots rides
down to the settlement an that Isley de-
livers a Christmas sarmon ter ole Josh
Buffles."
For reply the cowboys tossed up their
sombreros and gave three shouts for
"ther parson, Jack Isley,"
"Hyer, Snowdrop," said Spiker to Ivy,
Eyer must ride behind me back ter ole
Buf1es'. We're justice an jurisprudence
combined, an yer wrongs air ter be
righted. It's Christmas eve, an Parson
Isley will open sarvices in a jiffy fur
Their benefit of ole sl1inflint Buffies."
So saying, Ivy was assisted to seat
behind Spiker, and they were soon riding
rapidly toward the settlement.
Look hyer" commanded Jack lsley,
as they approached the store, "don't let
me ketch AIRY galoot O yer hangin round
old Finders swill tubs while meetin's in
progress. Gne parson has spoken
When they reached the store they dis
mounted and entered, Isley and Spiker
with Ivy in the lead, followed by the
rest of Murray's cowpunchers.
"Hello, Ole Buff greeted Isley. sit
bein Christmas eve we thought we'd
drap in an hold er leetle missionary sar-
mon an sort o prayer meetin with yer,
an wrastle er bit fur yer conversion, Eff
any man has needo' the prayers o Gods
folks it's an ole galoot like yer, who kin
take the last critter two pore orphan
children has on er ole ercount tibet they
couldn't help. Why, the heart O the
meanest galoot in the canyon orto half
way be throbbin an cavortin with some
good Christmas impulses"
80 syith Their parsonw cried Spiker.
"Selah!' and the building shook with
hearty applause.
Pinder and his drinking gang came
rushing out of the saloon and stood
around the store door to see what "Mur-
rays outfit was up to-"
Bufles hung his head sullenly He
knew Murrays cowboys, and thorough
ly realized how valuable was silence be-
fore them.
"Hyer Duke!" Isley called to one of
the cowboys You mosey round ter
Their stable an fetch Snowdrops critter
out"
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-25

''Oh, yes he is, TrueI Don't lose heart
3d." she sought to encourage him.
II hadn't ought to, ! know, when you
are so kind to me, and wait on me as if
was baby. But amt much better;
I've been penned up here SO long with
this sore foot" he said gloomily.
Don't fret, True. Well have nice
Christmas yet"
II ought to be ashamed to worry when
you are so patient, and l will try not to
fret any more"
maybe God won't forget us away up
here ON Rocky Ridge this Christmas
Now try to sleep, True" And kissing
him softly she smoothed the covers over
him. You'll feel better when you wake
up, then I'll give you some supper"
She sang softly about her simple house
hold tasks, until the boys regular
breathing told her that he slept.
"Poor Truep she said to herself. ID
wish had something nice to cheer him
up on Christmas. Not being well makes
him feel more disappointed like, l do
wish
She laid aside the old stockings which
she was mending for True, then she
arose and went to the little window and
looked out. Far up on the Rockies
barren heights were the vast accumula-
lions of eternal SHOWS The sun, well
down the western slope, touched them
into dazzling opalescent colors. Some
thing of the beauty and sublimity of the
mountain scenery stirred the soul OF
the little girl, and. she murmured to her
self:
at is Christmas eve, and he was poor,
too-was born in a manager, the good
book says. But how lovely he has made
the whole earth!"
Then her thoughts returned to True.
'If | just had something good for
Trues supper I'd feel a sight better. He's
weak and discouraged like and don't
relish potatoes, cornbread and dried
beef, and that's the best there is in the
cabin. | might ride down to Butfles'
store and ask him to let me have an
apple or orange. | expect they're awful
dear now and he's mighty close, but
maybe II IL go anu ASK MN ue u leG ut
have something for True. hate to face
old Buffles, he's SO crusty; but it's for
True, and I'll 60"
Putting a few sticks of wood on the
fireplace she wrapped an old faded nubia
around her head and prepared to leave
the cabin.
HE won't wake before get back"
she said, looking toward the sleeper
'Tll make Benny travel her best"
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-25
III

About half mile from BufIles' store
she sat down on rock by the mountain
trail to give her tears full vent How
could she go back to True and report the
loss of Bonny? She knew the intelli-
gence would nearly kill him, so much
did he love the pony.
Down the trail came a half dozen
horsemen. Their reckless manner of
riding, as well as their general costumes,
proclaimed them cowboys. They be-
longed to Murray's "outfit," in charge
of large cattle ranch over in Deer
Creek valley, and were on their way to
celebrate Christmas eve in "roaring
style" at Finders saloon, next door tc
Buftles' store.
Suddenly Jack Isley and Ben Spiker
who were riding ahead, came to a halt.
Springing from their saddles they rushed
toward an object by the trail.
When their companions rode up they
saw Jack and Ben bending over a small
figure by the roadside.
"Wot is it?"
"a leetle gal, an she's tainted dead
away" answered Spiker, who was trying
to restore the unconscious child.
Presently she recovered, and, sitting
up, glanced wonderingly at the rough
but kindly faces bent over her so full of
sympathy.
Don't be erfraid, Snowdrop, yer be
ermongst friends" Spiker treasured her.
Ivy was trembling with the cold, and
Jack Isley took his coat off and wrapped
it snugly around her, saying:
"Thar, Snowdrop, thet'll keep you q
bit more comfortable. Now, tell us
whar yer was goin?'
Home" she answered simply.
"An whar's theft"
"On Rocky Ridge"
"Oh" with u whistle. Eyer Milt
Fishers leetle gal, 'low?"
Eyes, sir.
"Wot brings yer out hyer a-foot al
erlone SO fur from home" inquired
Spiker.
my brothers sick at the cabin, and
went down to Buffles' store to get him q
present for his Christmas" she strove to
explain. II rode Bonny, my pony,
butt and she broke down and began
to cry bitterly.