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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-02-06

Arthur's term. Mr.. Astor at first rent
ed Lansdowne House as residence,
paying $4,000 annually. He then
bought London residence and subse-
quently purchased Cliveden. an estate
on the Thames. from the Duke Of West
minister. Here II was that Mrs. Astor
died. Shortly after her death her hus-
band discontinued the printing OF the
Pail Mall Budget. an illustrated week
ly belonging to him. He assigned the
somewhat strange reason for permit
ting the periodical TO die that his wife
lad taken an active personal interest
In the journal. and he sought to honor
her memory by stopping the publica-
ton. Enterprising Englishmen are
now issuing n paper called the New
Budget. which In dress. style and scope
OF subject is a reproduction of the As
tor weekly. Mr.. Astor's income Is rated
as high as sl0.00O.o0 per year and his
T operty Is valued all the way up to
Sl5o. 100000. He has three children,
Waldorf. boy OF l6: Pauline. Is years
oil. and the fourth. John Jacob, Q years
Did. He recently said that he would
never live in America again.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-02-06
InntieIi For Hear.

A physician of Pocahontas county, VIZ
glnIa, tells a story of patient, who ,,Sae one
eartrlires in mistake for two nye-grain cap
suies OF medicine. The doctor left the cap.
suies with the Instructions that the SICK trhn rh
man awakened, reached for the capsules, bui
somehow got hold of the cartridges, anu uii
not discover his mistake until he hau ',au sWa,'
lowed them. No serious harm resulted,
though the patient had an anxious time for
some hours.-SprIngheld Republican.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-02-06

II you are restless or II your children nr,
fussy. or II your wife doesn't sleep ns wei
as usual, hadn't you best think Of n IlttI,
trip to n lower altitudcf
Let us suggest Texas.
The gulf coast Is quickly reached and
comfortably, too. Then we have ON sale
during the cold months, round.trip ticket,
TO Galveston, New Orleans. San Antonio
etc, at very nttfnctively low rates
You would. Of course. take thN Gulf road
Through Texas train leaves Denver s.I5
every morning; leaves Pueblo shortly nfier
noon. ~
Please write us. u. l.. wfNCIEIL.
Gen'l Pass Agent, Denver. tnin
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-02-06
a canal ChOked Up

Ia practically useless. The human organism
Ia crowded With canal which sometimes pe'
comes choked up, namely, the bowels. ast:
through which much of the efrete nho wnS,v wthnv
are obstructed-constipated In other worHsm wo,isn,
Hostetters stomach Bltters Will relieve Ifen, n
effectually, but without pain, ana ihslituaIi isn N
remedies malarlal bilious dyspeptic, rnemI nG
matte nervous and kidney trouble u""
strengthens the entire system.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-02-06

Commends itself to the well-informed.
to do pleasantly and effectually what
was formerly done in the crudest man.
ner and disagreeable as well. To cleanse
the system and break up colds. head
aches. and fevers without unpleasant
after effects, use the delightful liquid
laxative remedy. Syrup OF Figs. Manu-
factured by California Fig Syrup Com
pany.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-02-06
A Humorous Judge.

rba ,rIm humor of the German bench has
seldom been more forcibly illustrated than
By the Hamburg tribunal which I'm In utIi.t. sase
q lese-majeste gave as reason ior rIsnmnr ihIrr
Who had been repeatedly sentenced for the
same ofrense that 'offensive langnaGes n, Ss
against the head of the state was ieaSt en,,sod oi
and fed during 50 many years Of his life az at
The expense OF the state."-New York Mall
and Express,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-02-06
A MAN OF MILLIONS.
WILLIAM WALDORF ASToR FOR
SAKES HIS COUNTRY.
Declares from His Home in England
TINT Ho VIII Never Return to Amer
lea to Live-To Marry an Ex-Amori'
can Girl, Lady Churchill

T IS asserted by
foreign gossips that
shortly after the
prescribed term of
mourning William
Waldorf Astor will
marry Lady Ran
dolph Churchill.
Mrs. Astor, former
ly Miss Paul, OF
Philadelphia, died
Dec, %, 1894. Lord
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-02-06

The u. V. sholcs Investment & Mining
Co. Of Cripple Greek, Colo. can furnish
you strictly reliable information concerning
mining properties in the Cripple Greek dis.
trlct. We always have options on some
choice properties that are bargains and han.
die no others. Local and Eastern bank ref.
cr'nces given on application. Correspondence
solicited.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-02-06

The result Of the by.ulcctlnus IL.
clmrlcvulN county, lower Cnua1I. ror
the Federal Parliament. TO MI tho "a
cnncy caused Iy the death ur Mr.. Nm,
ard Conservative. resulted in ,nr rt
turn of Hangers H.ihrMh. At thr ,-s.
elUl cigCliCns Of 1854 the Ccusr,yuil,
candidate lad I'm majority. Tnl,
II" iDurtn C"usr cuIiv" tiicrni ,i
III as many recent by'cirt lipLs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-02-06

II l. said that Mr.. Garner proposes TO
start a school In which he will teach
monkeys TO read. OF course the first work
they Will want TO peTusc will be Charles
Darwln's "Orlgin OF Species"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-02-06

A newly married womnn's dinner table ni.
ways looks pretty. but 1t takes an older
smashed at any time, TO get up a dinner
that tastes good.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-02-06

The most rapid growth In the exports of
Japan j. In nooT mnttinE- which now 20 To
the United States AMI Europe In lui, OF
10000 bales at time.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-02-06

are sold only In boxes They nrr wonder.
fully effective for Coughs and Throa,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-02-06

New York newspapers disagree abou
Sarah Ecrnhaults age hut they are unanI
nous In saying that She does not look II.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-02-06

The king Of Ashantcc has accepted Grca,
Britain't terms OF peace. They were handed
to him on n bhyonct
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-02-06

rlTS-AllF Fits STOPPED free by DR.. X lines Crest
Nerve Rcstorrr. No Pits alter the nfst days uto,
Marvellous Treatise and g. rial IL frr, l.
lit C.SsS. Send 10 Dr. Kline ,gIi re st. plila Ia
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-02-06

The war nurrlcs are about over and tho
1lg controversies are settling into shape for
debating society topics.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-02-06
Uneasincs.,

., No one but your mother and the doctor be.
doctor charges for his opinion.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-02-06

Men who are great takers hold no opIn
Ions worth having. They give them nil
away.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-02-06

riso's Cure for Consumption is the bcst
Of all cough curcs.-GeoFge W. Lott F.,
bucher, La. August 20. 1885
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-02-06

YELLOW RINp. BLOOD "Hp ..on,on.
A wonderful combination ..en.A ar.s
dons novelty, found only in saizel DE- .
Golden Pumpkin Watermelon. aas ~
marvellous. We paid $500 for ohs
melon, You will want 1t, every oou'
wants IT. kernels 1Oc., 25 kernels 4vo' "
AZ nackages earliest vegetable seeas
81 90. Our new creations In oats yieiu
ing 2o11s bu.. barley 116 bu., po'a.os9
200 bus. per acre! Where Will IL Gnu
IF Won will cut this out ana saa sen
with 12c. postage to John A. Salzer eeeu
Co., La Crosse, Wis, you Will get ifee .
nackage of above Salzers Golden Pump
kin watermelon seed and our las pase
seed catalogue free. Catalogue aiohe
&c. for mailing.
II will be Il good while before LORD Sans' sans
bury will have any time 10 20 a"ch h"n''As'
when you come 10 reai'z'
Tint vour corns nre gone, and no more pain now
grateful you feel. All the work OF hihuer'on'' i'e
When n man eats too much ana becomes
sick he saws that he has been working too
hard.
Mother. appreciate the good work
,,porker,s Ginger Tonic with its revvng qualities
"a boon to the ,seepless and nervous
A clerical error: A prolonged, prosey SER
mon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-02-06

Ihose who love Christ will be sure to
mo way to show it,-Ram's Horn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-02-06
The NIp,lOrn wny

II isn't n mans good qualities that get
him into swell society; 1t is the scarcity OF
men.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-02-06

n tho Baby Is Cutting Teeth.
Re sure and use that old and wclitIed remedy Mn,
%Nsiow's sooTnpG s-rsr for Children TeethIny
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-02-06

When you come 10 reai'zS
,hn, vour corps are gone, and no more pain, how
ratcful you feel AL the work of Hindercorns ioc'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-02-06

When a man eats too much anu pecones
sick he says that he has been WORKING 'oo
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-02-06

Mother. appreciate the good work
IN boon TO the ranic pess and nervous
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-02-06

A clerical error: A prolonged, prosey ser
mon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-02-06

II will be Il good while before LORD sans ,i,s
bury will have any time to 90 duck huhtihs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-05

He Says He VIII Abide by the
Pledges of the Berlin Treaty.

Ser1s. ocs The DSs DehatS coz ans
an account o. an Interview had ~ =
Frenchaan with the sultan a. ConStaa-
tinopse on Sunday. In which the latter
declared that any ctvIl or military officer
convicted % falling 20 DO bis duty during
the recent laassacres IN Censtaat1nople
wSald be punished
The sultan is reported 20 have added
that the government would erdaar0r 70
Introduce reforms gradually and that he
woSld abide by al the pledges contained
IN the treaty q Berlin. although certain
elsasses IN that treaty favorable % Turkey
had purposely been forgotten
The people 81 Europe. the sultan pointed
out were too apt 20 forget me material
difficulties hlndeT.ng the effects % his
good Will lis As.aeic empire, he added
ccr talred two provinces which we're alone
ecral an size 70 France. and several OF
tina distant villages had scarcely any
roads or ts1egra phs.
The sultan strongly emphasized his De-
sire tAaE there should be great improve
meats n the government aud n tae en-
pre- and ae urged that Il progress vas
s.ow, Il vas due 70 the Armenlans hay-
ms caused trouble.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-05
COINAGE OF SILVER.
sim Going ON at the Hints-A State
ment From Carlisle.

Louisville. Ky. Oct tn r..ss~- 20 a
letter from the Courier journal 20 Ss,re-
fary Carlisle. asking fer irsorauas ssn ccn-
corning the co.1age OF silver, Secretary
Cars.sle replies IL part:
From January / isss 20 September -.
1895. s1az5ar1 silver ds.sa-s fszYe been
coined a. the hints % he Tnst I'd States
20 the amount Of s13.ss-.I*2- sSsfce No
veznber /. isS5. The date of the repeal %
the p2rchassa- clause of TIE =a-cal.esi
Sherman a. STANDARD silver 6o.ars have
been cc1Easa N the United SAFES 20 tbs
amount Of 81 sd t9i or more than rw 80
as mitch as was comet aurlfvx ire sho'e
period OF our history prior 70 ISIS. TIE
coinage Of star3ar3 silver 6osaars - gong
last month Il has amounted 80 $40. go
About the same amount W.. bs ccSnszf
dgr.nS The present month The Sc yusor-
age which vii. - aass1 % the circa "a sors
CA account cf ne coinage since Nov4sgst ser
:. 1855 II about =. 20 20. ard The sea gn{csr-
age or gain II he c11Z2-e of .ask month
WIS sooaEf x@a.gs9.
TIE coinage Is being dons under au-
fhority conferred ap1n the secretary 81
fae treasury by the third sectsca Of the
act o. jug "a. lsss, which provides: That
the secretary % ire treasury eEaI each
month coin ? ass go o. nets - the silver
bullion purchased under the provisions az
this act into standard silver dollars enSl
:ns first 6ay - July. fsSt. sss zfiaF fhy;
time he zs1a1 cotn cS the silver bsln0n
purchases u1ser the provisions % tasz
act. mnca as NAV b necessary 70 pro-
we E9F -N% EEA@EfE4tsAff'1 o. &fsE sr~A~ GrE
notes herein provided for srf any gain o.
~ iEn8oYAEe risen from such coinage shat
b. accounted for and paid into the treas
t-ry'
This iaw r. stll IN fierce. 70 part II
the act having beer repealed except th=
clause whf-a directed t1s score Any az ire
treasury - continue she purchase 90 sslys-
Auilioa saa Issue treasury .oteS IN pay
rnens .or l.. aad .he coinage - icing made
from TIE Aazllan belong lnx 20 tire gov
eminent purchased pgt11s It's rege4l o.
that clause"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-05

gems OF Syracuse. ~. T.: lumber dealers
90 Buffalo and Tonawanca county. " T.,
delegation from LeaAwee county. Mich
Wednesday. Oct. --RepubiicanA Of
Randolph county. Ind; Republican clubs
Of Indiana: Goodiand Republican Club,
Csoodland. Ind; Mckinley clubs OF Greene
county Ind: citizens Of Parke-sburg.
w Va: farmers and other citizens OF
Ashland county. O.
Thursday Oct s.--First voters day
FIRST voters club Of Cleveland; residents
OF Armstrong Pa. Logansport, Ind. and
vicinity. Wiliiamspcrt. Pa. and vi>inity:
miners and other citizens OF jefferson
county. Pa.
FRIDAY October a-Txo thousand resi-
dents OF Eastern Tennessee. residents 81
Bradford. Pa. ard vicinity: citizens os
Warren aysi Forest county. Pa: sx-Ccr-
fS3s-ate sos6sers Of the Shenandoah va
ley. s-ar;lrg from Harrisburg. Pa
SATURDAY. October Ie-Repah.fcans OF
%swcssste. Ind. Stavou.s1 Mckinley Club
Of Cseveisal. veteran soldiers wsxe earn
srs a03 citizens OF Mary.aa1; Repu BIC
eTss cf Louisville. Ky: com rlercsai trav-
.ey-s. PeuuSy wanna. commercial travellers
or Ro-aester. ". Y. delegation from Ian
sing. Mica, representing Eaton. Calhoun.
C.lnsnn ani Eaiawasee counties. miners
from The Lacka@aTna and Wyoming VAL
ie Pennsylvania. commercial traye,ers
OF 81. Lsoa-s: citizens Of Lebanon. Pa.
commercial travellers OF Ceve.and. CON-
merelas travellers o. Ma kaeld and v.c nifty:
rol.s.sg Fn..l men q South Bend and Cieve-
land. New York Recorder workingueE.
from New York
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-05
THE HONE>'s LEAGUE.
II 10 Organized for Mckinley and Sound

Olympia. Oct. 3-The Woman's Nom
Partisan Sound Money League vas form
- In this city Thursday afternoon THIS
action vas ire result Of the agitation
and energetic efforts % several OF the
most representative ladies N Olympia.
who issued a cal. - sil ladies Interested in
the prosperity OF cur state and nation.
Upwards Of afty ladies' attended the call
81 nasatlrg. and the league was organized
with much enthusiasm and harmony.
The following officers were elected 10
serve during tie existence Of the league.
President. Mrs ~ Il. O~ings: vice presi-
dent. Mrs. William MeMicken: treasurer,
Ars. Ella ]. ssoTk. secretary. Mrs c. j.
Lord. chairman OF committee % arrange
rlenfs. Mrs. ". F. Forrest. The platform
as then adopted. formulated on that Of
the railroad employees sound money club
Mrs. A. Is. Stewart mas G0na ted a hand
some s-c~s room. centrally socaseG. which
viii he decorated. heated and Sighted for
the lsarte headquarters A oou1nE,see
wlz be appointed 20 distribute sound
money iIsegatwe. ard every Saturday az
Be addressed by some lady on the money
question. As an additional ar.rac ton. a
ladies' gee club viii sing stirring cam
sss3g1 songs inytf atoms are extended 10
farmers wives and oat-of-sown ladies' TO
max. free ls@e OF E1a lea gle headc saarscrs
and attend The meeting.
TIE ladies are receiving mach ~rcoir-
agennen. from the gentlenea's Mckinley
cub ard al interested 81 good govern
meat ard Spss1a money.
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HOLDING TO THEIR LANDS.
Bannocks and shoshones Under jim
ballard VIII Not HelinG sish
Their Res~ryattou

Denver. Oct. "A special TO the RepubN-
can from Pocatelio says: United States
Commissioners Hoyt. Goodwin and Barge
met the Indian chiefs, sifteen in number,
OF the BanEocks and Shoshoae tribes Of
the Fort Hall reservation a; Ross Fork
yesterday for the purpose o. forming a
treaty with the Indians for the relinQaish-
msnt OF a portion Of their reservation
Fully 1900 people came from surrounding
sowns 10 ~stness the negotiations. The
Indians had been promised feast by the
commissioners. and had looked forward
10 the occasion for many weeks They
weTe cut IN force in anticipation of
the festivities which promised so much
enjoyment.
When about TO go into council, one OF
the BannocA chiefs. Jim Ballard. a leader
OF the faction opposed to the sale OF reser-
walton lands. rode Up on horseback be-
deckec with paint and feathers, and for
bads the chiefs OF both tribes 10 partfc.-
pate 10 the festivities. Ballard had the
chiefs under hts control and they refused
to partake Of the dinner or TO listen 10 any
argument The chiefs admitted they had
concluded 20 make a favorable treaty, but
said upon witnessing the arrival Of spe-
cfal trains bearing hundreds Of whites TO
witness the council. they had changed
their minds.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-05

wasz.nxrop City. Oct 1-Connsseso,sr
Lsxsior~u1. % lie general AND once, has
made rs annual report 20 the secretary o.
me interior FOR the past sscas year. Land
selections for the year were =. IS 5e acres,
o. rnsch as3.a-5 ~sre homestead entries
and .Gs2. 80 rsEroad selections AZ sncrea se
n the selections over the previous year of
t-sss,s-5 acres. The cash receipts xe-s
s.. Hs,2z, az Increase OF 81 sT Lands pat
snt~c % railroads "a satisfaction Of grants
amounted TO I.5Z. 80 acres. IN Increase u
s.%z5.Ss over .ast year The number Of azrl-
cultural patents was loo, an increase
OF 90. The total r1mbe. o. acres pat
entsd was z. - IS. The total CT vacant
psDac land r. 50. SO CT acres, OF whsch u.s.
s-alsssi acres are surveyed and -. Sic 2n-
surveyed. The amount surveyed during
TIE year vas s so. Sc acrea
Considerable attention has been given
during the year 20 correct surveying and
In nearly every public land state -es1ryeys
have b<s1 ordered upon the reports Of ex-
arninsrs
Commissioner Lamoreux makes the fol-
lowing recommendations: That a2propsaa-
IONS Tor surveys ard resarysys u public
lands be mace continuous: that laws %
made creating the office Of surveyor gener-
a OF ALASKA. establishing q national irri-
gafion commission. for compulsory attend
afsce OF witnesses al hearings in contests
before district and officers: for the pro-
iscfaon Of timber on public forest rsserva-
lions; TO regulate timber on public lands
not embodied within sores, reservations;
snr RE protection OF timber and other
growth or the public domain from dessruc-
ton by fire. Nearly a.. the legislation
recommends is pending in congress-
TIE report contains a review OF the en-
tire work % the genera. land Office. to-
gether with the effect OF pas. legislation
and decisions % TIE court In land cases.
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Hss-scTs. Oct ESPECIALLY. ". Hun
toon. Ehc h&s had charge os ne en-
Eice~-irs work on the tran aerors the
Cascades tsgs summer. has finished
MS 7rpgs uc there, Ard returned
hoTfc. Re rsror.s n. rrul nrsc.
t'con competed ana easily naxSle,e
Tor pack animals across both the Casa 9a
an Ta..s2 q ufEits The elevation 4. the
Cascade Pass = af59 feet ard that q the
Tvifsr Eest feet. bat rotwt thstaa lag tna
hieher elevator OF the latter IL IS The
easier ore 20 cross From the starting
Point % fhe trali a. Marine Mount. on tNo
Sksgit river. 80 she Summit of the CAS-
eases. THE distance - twenfv-fve miles
ard i is on thls portion - TIE route that
the Cascade mining district Is located
NJ Uuntocr believes TIA. trere "a a vast
ar 1un' % silver SeErlaE o-e IN NE O.
trtgt. but s. - mostly low grade ars r.
Guires cheap deportation facilities "a
afYrst - profitable working
IL "a vs1cr:es .tst wnrk - % ~ ~ex-i n
soon ca the Boston gruup. which @as
bonded 20 party ~ Montana carttnatess
En- tN@. shea il Vas thought that "a
Great Northern weuia cross tAe raasa~-
taif,s av fne Cas- at& nSSa. TIE nr5ns -tv e
Vnsef Nv Rouse Bros. and one % them ia
nos .n Ecuador where he Is sad 80 have
a valuable eoneessioa Tor river placer
WislnE IN company With he t'a3tea states
c0rsgA
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lyman the Dynausiter.

Bouicgne. Oct. "A report cabsed here
from New York that 2. J. lyman had been
released from prison ia denied BY the
prison officials. They state there that Ty-
nan Is sissI in prison and that the local
authorities have received no orders 20 re-
lease him.
The prison where lyman is confined is
being closely guarded. IL Is believed Ty-
nan Is being kept as a sort OF hostage dur
ing the cars visit In France. and that he
VIII he extradl,ed 10 England should any
untoward event happen.
Rotterdam, Oct. THE police here re-
fuse to say whittier kssrney and Haynes.
arrested here on suspicion OF implication
in q dynamite plot. were conducted. They
were taken TO the frontier yesterday. bat
the police have been ordered 10 maintain
secrecy as to their whereabouts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-05
DELEGATIONS POURING IN.
Thousand. of Voter. to Visit Canton
This w~~k-Th~ Schedule.

Canton. o. Oct 4-Tne big 94-sonst-a-
ffar Of Yesterday has beer she sabfeet Of
mach discussion tcssay. xsio- Mex. r.~v
vas bessexs4 81 Thousands Tor q hand
shake There was 10 asteTzgt 70 gwsrrssn
the house such as hss delayed s1Ene IL
;h~ ea-aer demonstrations. however ~
.a~ week eses@d ath sixteen ~p@scra. on
Saturday. MAtor Mckinley arcsa al -
usual boar this morning entirely refreshed
by TIE nsxh%s sleep. ard morning service.
a. rs church found hiEn IL hls see zstornsa
pew
F-~gaxsrusgsts ~ft1 delegation. ara row
booked IS laes as October - sxfth Bat no
ovsn dates o@tWeE1 now 2ns than IN.
sessSs.,s male cat tnr igEt so- tie sr~sssrr
week sh1xn rs-e delegations sha- a.
~.en~ea<s a. tHs n@gfrnirx % arr ntevsosg.
weak Definite a~rangsrns@ts have been
-~4sa for fhtT1y-fegg dlstsrtt rar+fes
Me- lxza. f1&iana ana New York h~sr~
-srsseSzcss 81 ta@ IS wtsn absut 80
ueazs ggota trcvs PsrusY' ara ryssa
~~ns South zfI1 - rAp-essnsesg rig W.
e--wxss ans re week opens wtsh ersz '.res-r
ssssNu-s EA-e - tse wesk's .soxrxyryr,.
&c tz- ~ Ss@altsly arranged
s9o~1av. CsEt- S-Farrssrs y xcrshe-a
Missouri
Tsaessav. CT s--wayre COUNTY. ia
Republican csues. bass1ass naen ana est,-
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Y~advsIe. Col. OeE- A-S}frSrz5 b7ooSs
ana his officers have practically DECIDED 10
make provision FOR dsfenAlDg The eRdan-
xp-sss m,seR BY placing cannon Oh EaES1a-
asa hEG. ussen eoazan4s Nest - tAsu-
TIE next object OF attack, Il further a.
sAeks se made. "a pretty wel understood
20 ~ he great parsrlRx plant 81 Tia Mad
Of Frla E2&ns rn8cn drains tae MAaaaa-
Tmr1e1 AM Marian za@nas. which ere now
rxzgsrns1x wa-k. se weG a. mary others
TIE essfrsu~ belong % Smith Ard A9Ta-.
and their expenses zrs Sorne BY fas other
iAree mines named. y these Qszsasss were
crf~V.es tas ra3z % sae Names 81 water
waa.1 reduce xha nsr-al rrrf2ctAor ~
fhe carr fal.v oae~thlri. GezsT2l Brooks
wln ssraorre~ decide vpoz tAs location %
guns Ard ether eafeSSes