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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-22

Commission investigation adjourns the
hearing until after the holidays.
Kansas city, Plttsburg and Gulf Of
ficials In Houston.
The Galveston, La Porte and Houston
road completed.
Charges against Receiver Terrell were
Investigated and he indicated.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-22

WAYS AND MEANS coHMTTEE.
Washington. December I.--rhe ways
and means committee held brief meet
Ing after the session OF the house and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-22
LOCAL.

The display at the market closes Holt
day Carnival week. Award OF prizes.
Budget OF local religious miscellany.
Bicycle races at CoOmbs' Park today.
The Piummer and Bowers case sent over
until tomorrow In tho recorders court.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-22
THE COURTS.

Officer Ellison acquitted of n charge
of assault with intent to murder,
Motion for n new trial In the Colin case.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-22


Exports of lumber through Sabine Pass
during eleven months exceed 2O,700,ooO
feet
jefferson county rice farmers COM
piaiuing of New Orleans commission
men.
year ending August -. 1895, submitted TO
the governor.
Practical railroad mon inspected the
work at Arkansas Pass and were satisfied
Wind did damage ut Cedar Bayou.
Contract for improving Tayette county
roads let.
Next poultry show will be held In
Houston; new officers elected.
Board of inquiry into the refusal to
salute Governor Culberson at Dallas has
concluded It's work
a young man was fatally shot by an
unknown robber near Morgan
An agreement reached by the Interna-
tional and the Katy as 10 operating Gal
weston, Houston and Henderson.
THE MARKETS.
Spot cotton at Houston easy; middling
77sc.
Cotton futures dropped on account of
the financial panic.
Dizziness prevails in lumber circles.
Silver certificates at New York 66psTG7c.
Good cattle in demand at fair prices.
Wheat reacted and was In better de-
mand.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-22
The In the Right Place
|pight Will Alyays Bring
lad. "''"'''

-. POSTS want Columns are read ana
,..rouised by more people an. and firms Arms
Kan any other paper in the State.
@srses nominal for all except "situa-
~. wanted" which are free.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-22
ARRIVING.

SIGH LIFp"-Imported sardines, decor
aied tins, key openers.
.spARAGUS Tips Id. cans, . doz In
case.
rRYsTAL%, Gt IA vs., W Wa a,e,6sl
.,,t REL, MONT" CIGARS - I,ondres
Rovales, Iondres Finos. IGl Commerce.
styles.
CIGARs-Sp Splendid b.
smoke, 100 in box.
AIIrM1NIfM LEAD PENCILS-Neat and
handsome. useful and durable novelty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-22
pprpArTNc ron work

CONTINUED on Pege Four)
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-22

Hutchinson arrives in
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-06
a Slippery Night.

Talk about slipping" said Butch
Boylan. ave had lot of little Grant
/ engines on the Erie one time that were
just about the smartest and slipperiest
engines that ever was. They were four
wheel connected hard coalers, with the
cab on the running boards. One night
there was a fellow going east with one
of EN- and had lot of switching to do
at tho rolling mill in Paterson. Just as
he got coupled up again and ready to go
it began to rain hard, and as soon as he
got the slack taken up and got the signal
from the fagman Oh the caboose he shut
his cab windows. There's a pretty hard
pull for a couple Of miles out of Pater-
son, going east, and then you get to the
top of Lake View and let them run
themselves from the top down to Pas
sale bridge, where we all had to make
a dead stop. Well, the fellow got
the little Grant hooked up and was 60
ing along nice and thought he was in
luck that she didn't slip more than she
did. 1t was so dark he couldn't see
much outside through the rain, but
pretty soon the little Grant began to
rock and roll at liveher gait, seemed
to be picking them right up, and he
knew he had pitched over the top Of
Lake View, so be shut her off, and be
fore he could get the lever dropped
down she had stopped dead. That was
puzzler to him, and he threw his win
dow open and stuck his head out
in the rain. and what do you suppose
the matter was?" The committee de-
clined to do any supposing, and Butch
went on: "Why, that little Grant had
stood right there in one spot and slip
ped all the while he thought he was
getting up Lake View hill Hadn't
moved a car lengthr'- Locomotive En-
cheering.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-06
Honor Among Gamins.

a gentleman, going through a crowd
ed part Of the city of Glasgow, Scot
land, noticed a palefaced little boot
black waiting for hire. Touched by the
delicate look of the child, he thought
be would give him the backing Of his
boots to do. Accordingly, says The
ChiIdFen's Record, he gave the little
fellow the signal. The boy at once
crept lameIy toward the gentleman,
and, as he pulled himself along, was
nimbly supplanted by another little
bootblack, who was Immediately at The
gentleman's feet and already to begin.
whats this for" said the gentle
man to the intruder, somewhat sngrily.
sits a RIGHT said the newcomer,
brightly.
~Jamie's jist a wee while DOT O. the
hospital, and the rest o Us take turns
aboot o brusbin' for him"
Jamie smiled pleasantly by way Of
assuring the gentleman that his COM
rade's story was true.
The gentleman vas SO gratified by
his act Of bretherly kindness that he
gave Jamie's friend q whole shilling for
his work, telling him 70 give sIxpence
tc jamie aud keep the other sixpence
TO himself.
Va, IA. siT. quickly replied This
little hero. giving the SHILLING to JaHnie
and hurFying from the spot-@n ma
sir: name o Us eyer take enE o 5emie.s
siller
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-06

ed and a model platform adopted. The
Peprligts Of Kentucky are entitled to
the thanks Of the entire Peoples Party
foE their good sense and judgment IN
establishing such a president Of con
seryatism and practical politics. We
sincerely hope that Other states yil fOl-
low their example. Without surrender
ing a single principle Of the Omaha plat
form they haye presented the issue IN
such a clean, straightforward, coura-
geous manner that the dissatisfied Of both
old parties can vote for and defend il.
As result the Peoples Party stands
moro than an even chance to elect theft
entire ticket The dissatisfaction in the
Democratic ranks is growing stronger
each day, and the disintegration of the
party in that state seems only ques-
tion Of few weeks. National Watch
man
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-06
Alive In Jersey.

Thomas II, Proctor, chairman, and
John Hossacll, secretary, have issued, by
direction Of the state committee, call
for u convention Of the Peoples Party
Of New Jersey The place is Trenton,
and the date Labor day, Monday, Sept.
.. According to the call the objects Of
the convention are:
To formulate a state platform.
TO nominate a candidate for governor,
TO elect members of the state COM
mittee, to fill vacancies caused ny resig-
nation, expired terms of office etc.
TO perfect the party organization in
the state
To marguerite an aggressive cam
paign.
10 reaflrm cur devotion to the Oma-
ha platforms.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-06
Attemnssa I.nien In Nev York.

Lawrence j. McParlin, state secretary
Of the People 5 Party. has given the As,
seciated Press representative a forecast
Of the plans Of his party IN New York,
At the state convention TO be held in
Syracuse on Aug. 90 the party Will vote
on the proposed platform for union Of
the so-calied reform parties, This plat
form was adopted by the National Con.
ference of Referniers held on Staten Is
land ON July g.
Secretary MeParlin said eve will
not be able to swallow the prohibition
plank, and we viii substitute for it, if
necessary, a plank fayoring state con
troll Of the liquor traffic on the dispen-
sary system. y
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-06
Publication Notice. No. ooS5


LlfcI uuDNehDu -kuis, u
T AND Office at Wakeuucy, Kansas, July 81
II 1855. Notice Is hereby given that the fol
lowing named settler has filed notice of his in
tentiou to make final proof in support of hi,
claim, and that said proof viii be made before
the probate judge of Sheramn county
Kansas. at iuodland, Kansas on Sept. u
1888, viz: William Cox, homestead appli
cation No. PHO for the northwest quarter OF
section ~. township 10 south range 80 west. He
names the following witnesses 90 prove his con
tinuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
land viz: James Reynolds. James Stirling, John
W. Bretz of La Blanche, Kansas. and James b,
Chambers of GOoGland, Kansas,
ADRIAN ERAKEs Register.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-06
rake Your Choice.

Strange things happen al along.
Mrs. Elliott Shepard, formerly Miss
Vanderbilt, is indignant because her
daughter has married O son Of Morris,
the late lottery king. She objects 70
money obtained by such methods, but
hasn't a word to say against some Of
the methods practiced by the founders
Of the Vanderbilt fortune, Of which she
inherited q large share. -Jimplioute.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-06
Sowing the Wind.

A few more decisions by the supreme
court in favor Of the nontaxpaying
wealthy Glasses. a few moro boOms and
slumpg in the Oil trust, a few more
turns at the crank by the Meat trust,
with no effort On the part Of the govern
ment to control them, and the French
revolution will seem as a skirmish be-
side what will happen in this country.
-NoncOnfurmist
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-06
Texas Popullsts at Work.

Texas Populists have been holding
some large camp meetings during the
past month, and there is great enthusi-
asm in reform ranks. 1t is possible that
the Democratic followers Of ex-Govern-
OF Hogg may stampede into the Peoples
Party. They are all radicals. -Cleve-
land Citizen.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-06
TOBE SPlLKiNS' VIEWS.
Very Much to the Point and Pertinent {
sE,D ncoasfou

Very Much to the Point and Pertinent 10
the Occasion,
Thares skru luce somewhere, in
fact it looks like thare waz seVurel
skruze luce. Kotten and wheel il the
name artikles wee send tn Yurrup. Wee
air told wee RACED tn much oy them.
If that il SO wee ort tu have lots ov
mummy kummin tu US from Yurrup-
gold mummy, tn. But instid of that
we air shippin gold mummy tn Yurrup
az fast az wee kin bi it with bonds.
kant understand it.
Wee air shippin lots ov kotten to Yur-
rup Wee air shippin lots ov wheel tn
Yurrup. Wee air shippin lots ov gold
tn Yurrup. Wee air shippin lots ov
rich Increases tn Yurrup.
| What is Yurrup shippin tn us?
A lot ov dad gummed eheep laborers,
anarkist soshialists.
Air wee buyin SIGH stuff az that with
the millyuns oy dolIers wee air shippin
over THAR?
What air wee gittin fur that mummy,
and them kotten and wheel? Say, what
air wee gittin? Wee're gittin cheeted,
that's what!
Rain so much krops that makes US
poor, and then goin deeper in debt tn
maik our kredlt good. That il the
logic tina air tryin tn kram down our
throtes.
Will lobe Spilkins believe it?
Not mutchl
If wurkin tn hard and rain tn mulch
krops maiks a Teller poor, how il be a
goin til sit rich onless he stops workin
and goes ter steelin?
That's jist what lots oy men air dom,
and I've bin votiu fer it.
If wee kant pay expenses when wee
raze a lot oy stuf, how the devil air wee
goin ter du it when wee don't raze a lot
ov stuff?
lobe Spillkins may be a phool, but
he kan see that this IL dad gummed Ii.
Who has bin runnin this kuntry?
The bankers.
Who got rich?
The bankers.
What has the farmer bin dom:
He's bin yotin jist az the bankers
told him tn.
What has he got?
He's got mortgage on hiz farm.
Who understands the kurrency ques-
ton?
The bankers, oy korse.
What IL the farmers goin tn du
about it?
Holler fer the old partee ov korse.
But lobe Spillkins won't. He haz
arove at that pint whair he noze he's
got enuf.
He's gettin afrade of partize, He
hain't hollerin no more thez daze, nor.
karryin torch lites and such like. Hes
hungry,
He's out of work.
He's got holes in the sete of his
pants that IL a disgraise to civilizasbun.
He's sillin to tite if it viii do emmy
good, but nary nuther tin ruster viii
he VAR in biz hat, nor nary mother
time viii he martch after the band
wagon.
Politix IL good enuf in itz phase, but
sioh politix az I have bin dealin in
THAR phase iz in
I kant rite any near. must go and
hold mi back tn the Gre.
I wish summer would kun.
III rite agin sum da.-TObe Spiilkins
IN Morgau's Buzz-SaW.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-06
Free shorthand Course.

Any reader of this paper NAY teaaa
of an opportunity to receive a complete
mail course in shorthand aud type
writing at cost Of postage by address
ing 4. D. department, The World, Kan
sss City, no II use Of machine is de-
sired Il per month viii be charged for
use. of same. Address Is above for full
particulars. This course Is under the
direct supervision Of al expert teacher
aud court reporter Of IS gears expert
cnee. aud IS valued s. $40
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-06
Where, Oh, Where's

Prosperity has returned for the Win
dow Glass trust, the Nail trust, the oil
monopoly, the coal combine and a thou
sand other similar combinations, but
where will tbs man be who by indiyid-
ual effort is striving to succeed? Corpo-
rations are strangling all independent
enterprise. Chicago Express.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-06
Cheap Rates to LouI.ville.

The great Rock Island route will take
the G. A. R. and friends to Louisville
at rate less than one fare. Tickets
for sale in Kansas and Nebraska Sept
s to 10, inclusive, and in Colorado Sept.
6 to 8 inclusive. All tickets good to
return Sept. Il to Oct. 6. Get full par
ticulars and price of ticket by address,
sng T. J. Anderson, assistant general
ticket and passenger agent, Topeka.
JOIN SEBASTIAN,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago, Ills
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-06

Ihs Republican press are extending thanks
70 Justice Shires Of the United States su-
pFeIne court for changing his opinion upon
the income tax ease by which the tax was de.
clSred unconstitutional. 'lntlss lscarios nay
have been the Recipient Of like compliments
u addition to the silver purchase, but the
geatiles didn't pay the compliment or furnish
che soney.-Peoplg' $ Party Paper, Atlanta.
Now don't go and wiring poor Judas
int0 a comparison with Shiras. Remem-
ser that Judas bad the deceHey to 90 ont
end hang himself New Charter
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-06
Notice of Hearing of Druggists
Permit.
First nnblishad Anr. Or.

First published Aug. -
IN probate court in and for Sherman county
Kansas. To whom it may concern; i, +.
II. Smith, hereby give notice that on the 2lst
day of August, 1888, fled with R. A. Kent, pro-
bate judge Of Sherman county, Kansas, at the
Office in Goodland, Kansas, a petition for a
druggists permit to sell malt, vinous, spurious,
fermented and other Intoxicating liquors for
medical scientific and mechanical purposes
only That the time set by said probate judge
for the hearing of said petition is on the 18th
day of September, 1885, at ID o'clock a. IN, Of
said day at the office of the probate judge in the
courthouse IN GoOdland, Sherman county, Kan
sas. Dated at GOodland, Kansas, this 2lst day
of August 1895. FRANK H. SMITH, Applicant.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-06
HeaEaesr RonHlIsta.

Cheering news continues to come
.zom Keatueky The more the Popalizt
eandidases aud platforms arc. considered
sll8 more satisfied The people feel With
sse great wosk of their canyentioa.
dssia hi the tHEyuoil, side tracks and
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-06
SPECIE SUSPENSION NENT?
Either That or the demonstration Of Silver
as Money
The Kansas City journal Shows by Figures
That Under the Single Standard the Fi-
nanciaI Department Is HOpelessly and
Utterly InsOIvent.

There is one of two things inevitable
and in the near future: That is the
restoration of silver to its place as
mOney-or a suspension of specie pay
ments. Aud why do we say so? Here
is the condition of things: There was
month ago the following paper money
condition in this country:
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-06
Administrators Sale.
First published Aug .

FIisI puUIIeIIUU .tNEt =
no all whom it may concern: Notice is hereby
given that by virtue and in pursuance of an
order issued out OF the probate court of SheT-
man county, Kansas authorizing and empower
ing the undersigned TO sell the following de-
scribed real estate, belonging TO the estate of
Irving Dixon, deceased, for the payment OF
debts due from said estate, will, at 1 clock p.
m. on the I'd day Of September, A. d. 1855, at the
east front door of the courthouse at GoOdland,
In Sherman county, Kansas, offer at public sale
the following real estate, tOBit The northwest
quarter (NWl4) of section twenty-five Psi in
township seven (7i south of range ioTty-One go
west, situated in Sherman county, Kansas. Said
sale to be made 70 the highest bidder, rcserving
the right to reject any or alb bids. Terms of sale
to be strictly cash. Dated this 3lst day Of
July, 1895, HCTT ANDREWS,
Administrator.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-06


Demand notes, national bank notes,
redemption account. ,,...,.,..-...., E46%3i-0l
fractional currency ..,..- .......-t.,,. 6,6yt,lll
Gold certificates. ....,.-...........,.. iS3S6,90t
Silver certificates ..,.....,.,.. S30y 32 JJ!
Certificates of deposit. ...,,.......... 5I,g40,0A
Treasury notes of 1890 .............. rs, Isl
Total paper obligations 1853 SgS,01l
To Offset this there was in the treas
ury of. the above kinds of paper an ag-
gregate of 5t23,376,79l-leaying an out
standing balance as in circulation Of
s836,621, 286.
Besides there were disbursiDg OIL
GERS balances, redemption Of uucurreut
notes. deposits in national bank depos-
itories and other things, bringing up
the grand aggregate to S895, 10000.
The amount of gold to meet this de-
mand was as low as 81O1, 100000 within
this period of 50 days. Or we viii state
the account as it is to bring it all be-
fore the eye
Total demand liability OF the United
States sSJS,l y 06s
Gold with which to redeem debt
tom. ..,... $500. .,..,..es4g iUz,5bA
BarS.....-.. ...-..... &C.. 6J,50l ,3- l5J. 334 tJ
Net liability in paper. SOS, o0l
OF this gold S48,1l7,579 is a trust to
redeem gold certificates outstanding to
a like amount, which in fact only leaves
available slO7, 81, 1856 gold with which
to redeem this mass of government
paper. Or there is 13 cents gold to
each dollar of paper money outstand-
ing.
Our gold people are very fond Of
quoting England but there the Bank
of England holds Slab gold against
each dollar Of paper.
Thus our great paper issue is with
out any coin suppoFt-and suspension
inevitable-unless: What?
There are s5l2, 746.149.73 silver in the
treasury, which if restored as money
which it was when made, would make
the paper and coin balance stand as
follows:
Total paper liability Of the United
Gold and silver for redemption. CAS- ijo
afois.S5
Or a balance of only $751; ts, $50 With
silver restored against the present
shortage Of sIW.595Oo4. With this
there wouldhene danger Of suspension.
Not only would this be safety but gold
would then accumulate as it did in the
time Of silver and The payment Of the
national debt be resumed as the policy
Of the nation Instead Of loaus
There is no getting around these
figures. for they sre official aud tell the
story Of the ineyitabls-the restoration
CT silver or the near suspension Of
specie payments Kansas City journal
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-06-28
Mason Prairie.


Bachelors Den 6. %, So.
Warm weather on the ncuu-
tain ard in consequence SOUR
reis and flies are ON tie ran page,
Mr.. Hendren will, in short
tine, rtmcveto soathern Oregon,
where he will make his future
home. His brother aud G. S.
Smith will accompany him.
Il. e, Clouse passed this way
this morning en-ruute to Mos
cow. Miss Grace Vaugniaux
will return with him, to make an
extended visit to her sister, Mrs.
Cyrus LeiIch, who resides near
keu,erville.
Why is it that Orange Rislon
faithfully ends his idle tine
at ycur city, at VIM. Smiths?
Henry Bonner and Ernest
Chase proved up on their claims,
at Lewiston, the latter part Of
last week.
County Assessor Martin 81 ent
last Sunday in Keuterville. We
are glad to learn that he is civ
ing satisfaction in tue dischar. e
OF his official duties.
The Potato Trust" of Bonner
& Co, conered us and we are
compelled to sci! our crop at
26 cents er sack,
Alex. Laurence & Sons have
their tarn nearly completed aud
deserve great praise for their en-
tgrpHsr.
We notice that tie learneued
NJ. D. and diplon.alist, f your
city, has again come 70 the front
with a Jew squirt bits, ia refer
ence to the Buckeyes Of Craig S
Mountain. We would appeal to
your readers; i! his lresence,
alone, would not be sufficient
to cause tears to flow from the
eyes OF a crocodile. His past
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-06-28

Lewiston this week
Willie Bruner went to Lewis
ton the first Of the week.
Deputy Sheriff Yates was in
town Monday end Tuesday.
w, L. Brown visited in Grange
vile Saturday and Sunday.
John Rice, Grangevillp's cleve~
livery man, was in town Sunday
A. l.. Creelrnan, Of Lewistc n,
Is spending q few days in our
town.
John Whitman, q White Bird,
stayed in our town Monday
night.
Barney Stnhhers and Rollen
Long started to Lewiston Welnes-
day mornis.
The money for the Lewiston
normal school will he available
July the 1st.
Miss Maggie Simon is, visitir g
in the family Of Judge Rand, at
lewiston, 10, a week or two.
Charles Sears Of Wallace, has
been looking for some good beef
cattle in this community this
week,
Miss Anna Binnard, of Lewis
ton, has been spending several
days visiting the family oiSam ]
Goldstnne.
e. S. Sweet has resumed wcrl
Mt his sawmill and will soon turn
out few more hundred thc u.
sand I ct Of lumber.
Mrs. Wagner and little dough-
ter, Mousie, and Mrs, Wax ard
Monte, all Of 3rangeville, sper t
the day, Sunday, at the hospit-
able homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. God
stone.
Miss Melina Saux, Of Lewiston
who has been visiting the family
Of Harry Hartford. on Craig's
mountain for a week or spent
the day With friends in town last
Saturday.
]. D. Lyons, road supervisor in
the Westlake road district, has
completed the new bridge across
the creek in Lawyers Canyon.
This Is one of the best bridges
lin the country. 1t is SO
feet long and about eight
feet high. The heavy thinkers
are IA inches squire and the
middle span Of the bridge is 26
feet long. The wqyworn traveller
en- cross tive ugly stream now
without any fears Of being cast
into the raging foam helow.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-06-28

references to the death deeltg
most On \ astn lliiiie is in
strange contrast to his utterances
in same issue VIXEN he attempts
TO reiute Capt, Sauner,' deecrip.
ton Of the reservation. In his
reiutatien he speaks in llowirg
terms OF the prolific cha. acter-
istics of Mason Prair e. "Oh
consistency, thou art a jewell"
He also writes that "Tears welled
up in ais eyes at Sight OF he
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-06-28

desolation." Can it he possible
that NY fully developed fiien,
does not receeuize any differenc
existing between tears and Eel
vanity? Wefally admit our in.
ability, without the aid of We :
ster's Unabridged o di 4e,t many
OF the terms use I in the squirt
bits. For the time being we are
com e.led to d sist If IN III. tt er
commennt.
Buck Eye.