davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1894-11-27
G0blide abfidlt.
Der Marquette Club nil oen Harriet Str.s
Sang" 9dn3li9 ausrotten.

Ser MdrquettezGlub mirb in elmer auf
6eute Ga6mittag 4:30 116r dnberaumten
@pe3ialiibung Dorau8it9tlid Elm @efu3 aa
ben N}apor f~Ormultren, id1nmtlibe Mirt6@
f6aften duf Der NDrbfette, in peIhen Die
W}ttglieber Der Warfet Gtr.~8dnDe gu Der<
teDren p%flegten, i4tieBen gu laien.
Ser Club glau6t auf bieIe 8eiie erret9en
at f%0nnen, bic MfitglieOer Der 8anDe unz
I4Gblt9 3u MAIDEN unD glei93etttg in Gr=
fa6rung gu bringen, Of e5 ben 8e60rDen
Grnit nit i6rer Nbfi9t fei,bie M0r0er Golz
flanders 8ur Re4en1@aft gu 3ie9en, e6en To-
pte Die Gtrol6e, ipel9e fir Die 3u6eit0run@
gen am Mabltage perantlportli@ tparen.
Ser 0orI9lag be5 Mfarquette>@lub5 mirb
ferner bd9tn ge6en, boB ale BerIonen, bic
nit Der 8anbe trgenbpte in 8~er6inDung 1tez
BEN, bingfet gema4t tperben.
S9Sn Dem 8e3irt 3mii9en Der G6iCagD NDe.
unO benz 6lufe b%efinben iu4 3o6lrei4e
Wirt610Qften, beren 8eiiBer Dffenbar nit
ben @trol6en in 8~erbinbung Ite6e11, unb
etnige Mitglieber Der 8anbe beIiBen Ielbit
bort Mirt6f4often, 9o betreibt SpDn
SantrD nit feinem 8ruber W&ite eine
Mirt6I6aft an Der M}artet unb Snbtanditr.,
Scrip Oal1 beftbt cine Wtrtb10aft nnD
&onp 2Dn9 bat einen Nnt6etl an 9ug6e's
@irtbT9aft an 9uron unb @eus Ctr.
SobnnD Bingham mar biz 5um Wabltage
ebeufulI8 Mttbe1tber sinerMirtbf@aft. SObu
+. O'Mfullep, Nfdi, @ampfon nn0 oGlabbp"
8urn8 ftarben arf Der ftGDtif3en 3ablltfte,
gu ben @%erbiinbeten Der MttglieOer Der
W}arfet Gtr,z8anbe geb0ren 5o9lrei6e pro-
~Itttuirte 6rduen5tmmer, BON benen Die gez
tern bet6aftete Minnie 0ulp, fernerMtnnie
Wtap, Die Satin be5 Glabbp 8urns, @Qu
Setter unO Sennie 9alD nur etniqe 8etipiele
iinb.
Sobn @antrp's Wirtbf6oft tt beretts ge=
I9lofen, angeblt4 neil @antrp tein @elb
bate, UNI bielel6e meter au fibren, @ontrn
befinbet ii4 ongeblid %gegentpdrtig in 8odz
fOrb, Sis, robin er BON ieinen Sreunben
nab Der @6ieBeret om Wabltage, BEL tpelz
6er er einen S4uB in ben InterIetb erbtelt,
gei4offt poroen mar,
Abendblatt., 1894-11-27
2Ius Gpanfton.

Die moraliiben @efiiDIe BET Ginpobners
lbaft unicrer tu9enb6aften 9tabbaritaOt
@oanIton iino abermaLS I'M bOben @raoe
OerleBt morbcr, u1O 3mar burcb Die Abz
baltung bon 8feroerennen innerbalb Der
gcbeiligten 8iern1eilet s@ren3s. 8os i4Iimz
mer lit, oieie 8feroerennen tpurbeu am
Sonntag abgebolten. Q8d6renb bic ugoung
Otens G6riitian Niioctalion" uno bic
y@briltian GnOeaoOr QtiIociation" ii6 auc
Mlibe geben, bic iungen 2eute auf ben Bfab
Der Gugenb gu iiibren, pertieren bieieIben
bel ben gottGoien Neunen i6r @eIO unb
ibren @haratter. 0aB bic 8iermeiIen@
Qca9ue unter iolc4en lImftdnben ben Gampf
aegeu Die lGuternebmer oieier i~iinbi8en
l1nter6oItungcn GHfnimmt, bari nidt 8unz
Der neDneH.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-27
Dor Ger 0ranoiurY.
Die berii6ti9te mIinnie DAILY perfIaet. - Die
perRafteteu polelt.

Gs 1T Der Qoli5et nt9t ~gelungen, 0ape
Mc@ornid, Der BON Detroit mad @6icago
5uriidgebra9t tpurbe, als einen Der Mngretz
fer GoQtQnoer'S 5u i0entift3iren. Sin Ser
fu6 ieiner Sreunbe, ibnl burb bas 6abeQs
GOrpus@8erfa6ren bic Trei6eit gu Der19afz
fen, f91ug fe6l. McGDrmtd's Mbbotat
modte gelteno, DaB fem Client ungere3tfer=
tigter @eiie gefdngen ge6alten tperbe, neil
er ni6t gebu9t unb unter feline be1onbere
@nflage geieQt pprben fet. 9o9 eelang es
benz MDDptdten Mnt9onD, etnen MufI9ub Der
Bodybuilding bis mOrgen Su ~erlangen. SSnz
3Dtf9en 1T WfcGDrmtd ais elmer Der Mdnrer
i0entift3trt porben, Die s. 30. 9tG1on am
@abltage angrtffen.
Wtnnte 0alD unb @alter Surnen, Der
Stro6biirge, tpel9er fir i6ren damn 8arz
nep Bird 8iirg19aft ~leiftete, tpurben geftern
BON Der 9ranbiurb unter Mnflage 9e5teQt.
SurneD geitonb, baB Mtnnie 0alD i'm perz
anlaBte, in bier 8duen unter Dem 92amen
@ $. Murbod 8iirgi9often gu unter3ei9@
men. Inter bieIen befanb 1i9 au6 bic fir
8arnep 8ir9 geite1te 8iirgf6aft, Surneb
Ite6t unter Der Mnflaqe Der SGlI9un9 unb
beS Metneibe5, unb Mtnnie 9alp tpurbe aIS
feline Mttf6ul0t9e bertlagt, 8eibe befinben
fi3 jeBt i'm GountDgefdngniB, Minnie 1T
befanntlt9 eine Der geriebeniten Oiebinnen
i'm gan5en 2anbe, 5urnep tit Elm Wof9tniit,
ipel9er lie bermaBen bepunberte, baB er ale
ibre 0inf9e erfiGte,
Die GronDiurD be16Gftigte fi9 nit Der
oft ertpdbnten 8erbaftung Der Is polen am
@abltage, 0te Syurp lit Der Nnii9t, boB
MaDor !6opftns biefe bur9 Capt. 9uffp
ausgefii6rte 0erbaftung peranlaBte. 0as
@er60r bra9te ntbt8 @retf6ares gum 8orz
16eta, bo9 muBte 8i6ter SOFTER BET bieier
@elegen6ett befennen, bQB ct bic 9e%ipobnbett
bobe, Iogenanrtte nSSobn Doe 9oftbefeble
au&5uftelen, B. b, !6aftbefeble, in tpel@en Der
Name bes @eiu6teu ntAt g%enannt, es Dtel@
me6r benz 8ldger iiberlaifen pirb, einem Poz
tighten BEN 8etreffenben gu be5et3nen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-27

-9er 81 Sabre alte Gbparb @Geaiou,
EN- SlI3rn1ann in 0ieuiteu Der Stanbar6
Oil @obpanp, tpir6 icit Dem IL. Nopember
Dern1tBi, Seine 2lngeb6rigen ptlien, DaB
er our :3ett $50 bis 500 in Der Galhe 6attc,
uno tlrdten, baB Elm @erbrecben an ibm
DerIbt fpUrDe.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-27
Gntoedter Sdminoel.
Gofor Ga5enapette perhaftet uro III ietlem
Sefbe fiioet man 10000 9efdlihte
$otterieloofe.

Inter Der Mntlage Der 5Gl6ung bon
2DttertelDDIen tpurbe gefern 8dftpn Sage
nabette ber6aftet uno benz &t9ter @lennDn
Dorgefubrt, Der i'm unter $1,000 8itrgI4aft
an DaS Grtminalgeri9t p%ertptes, ba er auf
cine 8prunteriu9ung ber3t9tete uno Ith be-
reit erfldrte, Elm bones @eitdnDniB ob3l@
legen. SSn 1einem 8e1iBe fanb man 10000
Qoo1e, bic er eben BON einem 0ruder an Der
Dearborn, nabe 8an 8uren 9trdBe, gebolt
bate. Ser Nenntpert6 0erfelbe1 mar 81
unb 1e tpurben ais cine 10 quite Sdl1du11g
be3ei9net, baB Niemdnb tire G4tbett an
ge5metfelt bdben piirDe.
go3enabette, Der Elm 92effe BON Parl Con-
rao, benz ebemaGtgen PrditDenten Der Gput@
ftanaz2ptterte 1T, bate in 1einem 8eitdnb>
nib cine gon3e Nn5a6l ppn Wttti9ulbtgen
g%endnnt, inter benen iib ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN,
90. g. Sultan, s. .. peQiter uno q. Greho,
fdmmt1t9 aus Neip Orleans, ~befinben. 8on
8ronion bate Go3enabette etn Selegramm
in Der 3aT9e, in benz Sener i'm eriu9t,
inn um9ebenO 1000 Der QOofe 81 f3iden.
8ron5on f9eint iiber6aupt bic letten0e 6anb
beS gan5en Bldne5 getpeIen gu Ietn, benin
na6 Ga5enabette's Nus1age bate er Ngenz
Iutel III QueH 9TDBetSH S4dpleN peS SullpeS
etngeri4tet. 0ie 2ooie fouten in @btrago
9ebrudt, bod fo1te Die 0auptge16dftSfibz
rung BON SEEM Orleans unD Seem Oorf aus
beforgt tperben. Ngenturen ipuren in Pbi>
labelp9ia, Detroit, Mtltesbarre, ga, ct,
2puts, MtGanta, Ga, OenOer, Salt 2ate
Gti9, Wempbis, Semi, Cincinnati, 9uz
buque, Sonia, unb in bieten anberen 9tGbten
eingert4tet. Mte es betBt, 1inb es i'm 9uu=
3en 48, Ser Plan NOR, fir ben Wfonat
De3ember nit $4,000 2pOfen gu Beginner,
unb eff penn Die gan5e Mai9ine i'm Sang,
baS2anb monatli9 nit 100000 biz 100000
2ooien gu iiberflutben. Ga5enaOette tpar
Der Nuftrag 81 She'll geDorben, Die 2ooie
bier brufen gu laiIen unb bon bier aus Die
oerf9ieoenen N9enturen na9 8ebiirfniB gu
DerIorgen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Die folgenben Observation-Disclosures purz
ben 8elttrn au58eIteQt:
Softer 9olmer, orei 3t0di9e 8aditeinz
0obn6duier nit gr00eiDoB, Sos. 249 Bis
Pol @oet6eitr., Derani1la9t auf $25, 600 :;
&. S. Otagce, flint 3it0dt9e 8aGfeinz
8ohn0Guler nit Grbgei6OB an 6ulton7
itraBe uno ct. 2oui8 Nbe., $18,0 900; berz
ieGbe, brei 2I0Gigc 8aGitcin;8 obnbGuIer
nit @r6geiAoB, 9{OS. 1860, 1868 unb 1870
6ultOnftraBe, $4,000; Gborle8 8ouial,
3it6di8e8 8adftein >Wo9nbauS nit GrO8ez
icboB uno 3aoen, $50. 1923 g8elt G0Dlotz
itraBe, $4,000; Tr0u s. S6ulb, 2itOdigcS
BudItciuz Q8obnbGuS nit GrD8ci60B, Sic.
475 @eIt -. GtraBe, $1,000; s. 0otfman,
2It0diQc 8afiteinz Tabrtf nit Grbgci1OB
umb 0obnung, 9to, 247 BlucberitraBe,
$4,000; 6. 81. WcQoutb, ~13tOdiges Bada
cinzQ8o0nbous nit GrbgelboB, $50. 6244
MaribfteLD Npe., $1,000; Charles Mition,
2n6ftge8 Bafitein 5BoDnbaus nit Grbgez
ichoB un6 Qaocn, gto. 1887 SO Str0Be,
$4,000; S. s. Sacobion, 2it0GigeS !0Ol5z
gB~obnbQus, 9to. 1885 Scanlau Mpe.,
$4,000; @.6oel, 3it0fige5 8aditcin@Wo
bQus nit @rbgei9oB, go. 378 Tairftel6
0(pe., $4,000; s.. GbQunon, 6itOfigeS 8ads
einzQ8aarenbaus nit Grbgei6OB, NOs.
144-l46 9ntartoltraBc, $4,000; q. Wtce
Qacblau, 2it6digeS Observation-Disclosures nit
@rogei6oB, $40 1857 Stanpooo Npe.,
$4,000; 6nlmgren & Goblin, 5mei 3itodtge
8odfciusg 8o6nb6uier nit Gr09eidoB uno
Qdoen, Sos. 6222-6224 Qliblan6 llDe.,
$4,000; G6eo. 81. 6uimeper, 2it0di8e5 8aGz
ftcin QGobnbauS nit @rb8el6oB, SEQ. 1893
WtelrOle Nue., $4,000.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-27

Gruits unh Gom5iuotioueu li1o unpopular.
Gs siebt ober cine Dirt nGrltit", gsgeu Die
giemoub etpus gu Ia9eu bat. Sit5 lit bos
Sru1t ODER 8ertroler, baS 6aS Publitum bot
i'll 9oob's S~arioparilta.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-27
Def 0ountyratb.

SSn Der geftrtgen GpuntDratbsfiBunq, Der
borleBtenStbung bes gegenpdrttgen gpuntpz
ratbs, 9~elangten 9r0Btentbeil5 nur &outinez
8ef3dfte our @rIebigung,
@utge6etben nurbe et1le Gmpfe6lunq bes
Sutt3comttes CUR Mnna6me Der &alis'i9en
ReipluttOn, na9 nel9er benz Sheriff Sill
bert geftattet nerben 1oG, Die Summe BON
$4,000 3uriid5ubebalten, ols Soften fir bic
aus feiner Nmtsbertpaltung %entItdnbenen
unb nod ettpa entftebenOen perT0nlt4en pro@
3eie.
Die 8irgT6aft bes n~eugetpGbGten
GOuntpf6abmeiters unb gourtbz Collectors
Daniel &o9ersperger gum 8etrage BON
100000 unb $2,500,O00 purbe gutgez
beiBen.
Die .8Ir9en &oberspergers iinO foIs
gen6e 6erren So0u 81. Sing, Sobn g89itz
bed, Batrif $. 0ttce, Gilbert 8. Sbaw,
NtQiam $. 6arper, eugene s. BearionS,
SalneS $. Gilbert, 6. 6ermann YlauB,
TrtB Goes, $. Ibortpartb, Sobn 8ueb=
let, @mil 8sterien, 9ernarb q. @fbarbt,
SarneS $. 8earion, @tuiam 6. s.. @romz
mes, Miuiom 90. San Nortped, 6. g.
Tarpel, Soiepb Nuitrian, Sames 9. Otore
ton, Saues 8. Qigb, Nmos @rinni8,
CHARLES 8, TresO, CHARLES 8. g1aib, Oeo.
6. 0oob, Trantliu sc. 9eab, 9. 9.
Spift, WeGoiue 6. Stone, Nobert
0cnrp. 9. $. Spect, g. 9. @etbcreu,
SEQ. S6nei0er, @alter g. 9ed, 0iQiam
St. Sage, CHARLES 8. @Orpitb, Glbribge
g. &eitb, SO. S. 8ation, 81. s. 8artIett,
Qrtbur 0iron, q. 3. 0tiGs uno Geo,
Setter.
Q(m nGcbiten Samita9 @ormittag nirb
Der Gountpratb feline lebte Sibun9 abbaIz
ten. BrGlibcnt Strudmann ptrb in oers
leIben feline Nbi6ie6sboti9aft perlelen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-27
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal No4omon4 of the NEW YORK r.
Annual 6atenlthL fNsURANCE CoMPANY Of
New York in the State of New York, on the 3lst
day of December 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital.
Of Capital StOk paid up in
Abendblatt., 1894-11-27

Ser 26idbriGe Saul @ataSsfimica
$50. d. 8raOleDitr., fam S~cltern 9ta9mittag
nocb 8orbin8fi'8 @potbete, SD. 638 9toblez
isroBe, poieIbit ct erflGrte, boB er Silt ges
nOmmen babe unb etuen 2lr3t wiinI6e.
0Gbreno man iid5 burd 6os Telepbon an
cinen Nr5t iDdnbte, ~itiir3te Der Monn 3u
BOeen. 9{a6 %einigen Stun6er ftorb er i'm
Gountp6OipitaL, @r belano iib felt ~IGngerer
Belt auf elmer Sauftour, nno fem Batter
bate linn baS 6aus perboten.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-27
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
ANIMAL Ststpmapt of the DAYTON INSURANCE
hhuudi OtdtCI1Uht COMPANY of Dayton, in the
State Of Ohio, on the 31st day of December 1893:
made to the Insurance Superintendent of the
State Of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount Of Copi+o1 C+ool- xoj1 49,
Abendblatt., 1894-11-27

Nv FVF00VV~FN VVVNVSF'
Die Observation-Disclosures belt
geitern Nbenb in Der SIT G6iago Mpe,zYpliz
3eiitation cine taum 3ebn Mtnuten bauernbe
Gibung ab, in nel4er Die Npli3iften S'9fetl,
4uigleD unb @oneier BON Der Nntlage frei=
gefpro6en muhen, an Ma9ltage auf benz
@QblpIdBe bes 6, 8e3trt5 Der 23iten Morb
nt6tS 9et6an gu baben, UNI bieO r0nung aufz
re4t gu erbaIten. 0ie Sreiiprehung Der GEE
nannten poli3iften erfolgte, weil Die 8ldger
nt4t erf6ienen tparen.
9omit itn0 Die fdmmtli9en Nnflagen gez
gen bic BOIi3iFten Der Norbieite erlebigt, nit
Musna6me Der Safe gegen Die iieben poli=
3iiten bonn II, 8e3irf Der 23ten Marb. Die
@nti9eioung iiber bieie JGGe bat Der polt=
3ei9ef ii4 nod borbebalten.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-27

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
ANIMAL Statement Of the RUTGERS IN
IAAlnU"l DV"tOmVhI SURANCE COMPANY of New
York, in the State Of New York, on the 31st day
OF December, 1893: made to the Insurance Super
intendent OF the State Of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount OF Capital Stock paid up in
Abendblatt., 1894-11-27

&benDbIatt L Gent, 6 Gents bic @o6e.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-27
Stdoti1bes.
Nus Sem Stdotratb.

Die poIi5iften mo jeuerpehrlente iolen ios
fort ihre 6ehdIter crbolteu. James
Mc2tnorews gum Gebduoecommiidr mo
John MCCARTHY sum OberboucommiTdr
ernarut. - uoh cine probibitioussOr=
oinon5 fir ole Iorofcite. - Die Inter
iuhung oes QoIi3eioepartements bei@Iof=
fen - Deridic0e1es.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-27
Die poLi5ei.unterluhuno besn0et.

3ooO's gi1Gsm iinb rein ueoetobiltf6.
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for shyster, a trickster charlatsn or
rogue. The president must be above
prejudice and as nearly impartial AS Il
mortal man may be-
All this is true Of the head OF the gov
eminent. and should also be Of congress
men and senators. The old senators of
the past. such as Clay, Webster and.
Calhoun were above the mere trickery Of
parfisanship. They were not the fawn-
ing senators Of the corporations and the
trusts They were patriotic statesmen
and sagcs. The country had full conf
dcnce Ia them. In those days armies Of
hungry men we're not vagabondizing over
the country. The people were not starv-
ing with the land full Of Overlooking
eranaries With money piled noun
talns high In our banks and national
treasures there were no pancs. Plenty
meant good times. not famine, panics
and hushed and silent mills for specula-
tive purposes. There is something
wrong and that wrong must be sought
for and corrected.
Our senators are nearly all million
airs. our congressman nearly all hair
splitting lawyers, with only here and
there head showing above the mass Of
medlocriiy scrambling I IRA few Of the
loavcs and fishes while the nation is fast
going TO the dogs. While the Carnegics
rob the government and jeopardizc the
nation as we'll AS the men Of our navy
by pnlming OF on the government de-
fcctivc armor plates. the trust and wick
cd combination are jeopardizing the
peace Of the land by erecting conditsons
which inevitably result in riots. blood
shed and rebellion. Those industrial
armies now marching on Washington
may be laughed at to-day, but the time
is surely coming when they will get
there and ovcrturn government and
anarchy and confusion prevail instead
Of security, peace and conicniment.
We need vast deal of statesmanship,
aud need IL badly. We need business
men and not drcamers in the senate ant
In the congress, and In every department
Of the government or else we will sooI
be called upon TO speak of what thu
rich prosperous and peaceful late re
public OF the United States was.
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Horse collars formerly
sold at f4.O. a and 1880,
reduced 10 $3.50. a.. ESQ
and ~. Blankets reduced
from f6. Is and s4.O 10
1850, f2.75, q and sl.25.
Mems fur over coats OF
COST. from $40 10 f45.
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SWEET ITEMS.

Regular Correspondence.
SWEET. April 9th. 1894 The farm
ers are very busy this week with their
spring seeding.
Mr.. A. H. Malone has leased the ranch
Of j. f. r. Kirkpatric for one year
Road contractor. II. A. Badly. was
seen prcambulating up and down the
road horseback this week with shovel
ON his shoulder.
Squaw creek has been higher this
spring than known for five or six years.
Rev. +. l.. Young filed his regular
appointment here the LIST inst. with "a
very fair audience.
Our esteemed merchant. 4. J. Porter,
has just received "a new supply of goods
for the spring trade.
Miss Nellie lreton started to school
at this place but has been unable 10 at.
tend oh account OF sickness.
Something like 1900 head of cattl,
have been driven by here for the upper
country for the summer range and abou
as many sheep, this week.
School commenced 2nd inst with onl,
eight enrolled. The creek being up $,
kept many away.
Mr.. shepherd Of Ola, who has IN
contract for building new bridge her
across the creek. was down the first q
the week. and repaired the old one L
do FOR the present which has been quit
unsafe Tor sometime
The populis,s Of this precinct hay
organized club. which will meet ever
two weeks, on Saturday evening. NeN
meeting is 2ist inst O'Clock p. m. A
are cordially invited to attend.
EXTRA G. SUGAR.
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the object OF an uttcrance unparalleled in
the category OF mendacious vitupera-
ton. The Idaho Democrat states upon
the authority Of the intended victim,
coming direct from the unsullied and
unpollutable lips Of the immaculate
gentleman himself, that Hogan, the
Stiff" was not the gay Lothario who
trifed with the affections OF the unfortu-
nate female inmate Of the county poor
farm and heartlessly deserted her 70
pine away in unrequited love. Col.
Hogan made the denial in unmistakable
terms in the presence Of several respon-
sible gentlemen on Main street while in
Boise last week. This is amply SUI
icicnt to forever silence all base born
calumniators.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-04-14
A National Circus.

Gencsec News
Mr.. Coxy's army Of tramps are on the
road TO washington to interview Mr.
Cleveland on the financial situation. The
commonweal army are living on short
rations, can OF salmon and loaf Of
bread for each group Of Ave men and a
small slice Of ham for each. They deny
they are tramps, but claim they are un-
employed workmen who cannot afford to
dress better. Coxcy's son Jose, a boy of
10, rides a blooded stallion from the stock
farm and wears military uniform. The
officers are similarly mounted, while the
general rides In phaeton. Mrs. Cox
ey, baby and housekoeper follow in a
buggy The rank and file Of the army
bring up the rear on foot, followed by a
band-wagon which resembles gypsy s
travelling conveyance.
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ARE WE NEARING THE ENo7

Is the nation entering upon its de-
cadcncei Has pluoeracy so weakened
the moral fiber of the people that none
are honest, none pure. none patriotic.
none unselnshl Is this eternal greed for
gold hurry ing ms ON the rocks. where
persisted imperial Rome asks the Provo
Dispatch. Il certainly seems SO. Once
the best brain Of the nation was devoted
a. public service. now IL Is engaged in
tine work ~ piling up millions upon
millions. while second and even third
rate men are playing at mock statesman
ship. aud calling II governing the nation
The time was once when little en-
piricism could do but little injury.
In the days Of Martin Van buren,
John TYLER and even Willard Fillmore
second rate man could manage prett,
we'll. We wer- IN these days but
smaf nation, aud week or triilin,
national polio, would do. or could a,
but meagre injury. II is diffcren
now We have fully sixty-hve million
~ people. vast commerce. a wonder
fuily important manufacturing business
We have railroads spanning the cont
neni and penetrating TO every nook an
corner. 10 every city. town and yiilac
la the land We have ships crossing th
world Of water daily In every directio
aud TO every point. where there is hol
Of profit in commerce. The head 4
such government is no place Tor a mel
conmon-placeman. lie must be- a b
one not that only, hut he must be
good aud an honest man. 10 is no pla'
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AMERICAN RIMeTALLlc LEAGUE.

There will be meeting held at Cald-
well April eth, 1894, for the purpose OF
organizing bimetalic league for Can
yOn county.
Chief Justice J. w Huston and Others
will address the meeting upon the sub
lect of bimetalism.
This league is non-political aud non
partisan and members Of any politica
party and join IL without interference
with their political Affiliations.
Afternoon and evening session vii
be held. all ARE invited to attend ant
join the local league.
BnfETALLIC LEAGUE COMMITTEE.
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MAIL MATTER.


The enclosed letter explains itself.
Some two and half months ago / In the
interest Of the people Of this and the low
~ portion Of the valley wrote 10 the con
grcssional delegation 10 try TO get the
mail route reesiabished from here 10
payctte and the enclosed letter gives the
result. About one year since the town of
Emmett and Caldwell conceived the
idea of turning all the trade and bust
ness Of the Pnyctte valley to Caldwell
and In order to accomplish II somebody
had Ia suffer; some mail route had to be
abandoned aud In order 10 accomplish
the purpose. above named petition was
gotten up asking for the establishment
Of the route from Caldwell to Emmett
and cutting on the route from the Pay
cite TO Emmett at Falk's Store giving us
a bob tail service and balance Of the val
ley from here 10 payclte Is without
service Of any kind We find two daily
lines running out Of Emmett across the
sage plains to Boise valley almost parallel
while one line would answer the purpose
81 both aud all would be equally as well
served " We want to send a letter
under lhr present arrangements to Cald-
well IL takes i've days 10 20 and come as
all our mail sleeps about Is hours
at Emmett while " the service was prop
crly arranged we would get mail TO the
railroad In about 3 hours. We do not
complain OF the amount OF service that
we get but the manner In which IL il
rendered J. CAVE
Falk's Store. April. 9, 1904.
Hos. FUN DuBois,
SIN: Referring 90 latter OF the rost
master at Falks Store. Ida, forwarded
by you to this Office. asking for the cx
tension Of route 7Oll2, Falk's Store {,
Emmett. TO begin AZ Payette. I have tn,
honor 90 inform you that the matter ha,
been carefully considered. and ther,
does not appear to be- any postal ncccs
sity for such extension.
The amount Of busiucsg transacted
NJ Falk'S Store IS not sufficient to en-
titled Il 10 service from both directions
and the present giving It connection
with the railroad at two points. one al
which Is their county seat, ccrtainl,
gives them ample accommodation fol
the receipt and dispatch Of mail. Tn,
statement % postmaster that IL takes &c
hours 10 get mail to and- from the rail.
road is no, sustained by fact; under the
schedule now In force mail that leaves
Boise city nc 5 a. m. arrives in Falk's
Store by 0.i5 the same day being only
lol hours. 10 and from Caldwell 2s
hours The post'oilice In question has
been specially favored in the MATTER
Of mail service, rs II has six times a
week service. when She amount Of bust
ness is not sufficient to eutitle IL To nor,
than three times a week In view Of tn,
above the department. must decline 4,
further enhance the cost of service.
Very respectfully
J. l.. BELL.
2d Assistant Postmaster General.
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Tuis is the way the Moscow Demo
crat pays It's respects to the editor OF
its Republican contemporary, III the
brainless editor Of the Moscow Mirror
had been born bird IL would have been
a buzzard; il beast. panther; IL a
fish. mud cat; II reptile, lizard
III AN insect. a bed bur"
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Hogan the stf Is not the Col. Breckenridge o
the Ata County Poor Farm.

Hogan the ssif Is not the Col. breckenridge Of
the Ala County Poor Farm.
Boise Democrat.
An earnest desire To vindicate the
character Of gentleman of great moral
worth and unimpeachable probiiy. Act
uaied by motive to protect the pure
life and fair fame Of one whom none
know but 10 revere. Prompted by an
impulse to defend the innocent and hurl
back whence IL came foul aSpersion.
conceived in wickedness and circulated
by the Shiny tongue Of Islander, cast up
on one whose proud escuicheon has Tor.
ever shOne without blOtch. and to who's,
nobility OF soul splendid ancestry can
add NO lusier. A wish to circumveni
evil, scotch vile calumny and defeat