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The silver star., 1897-05-20
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Drummers are numerous at this season
Of the year.
Mrs. G. w. Morton made the Silver Star
a very pleasant call on Monday last.
Will Exon went to Durango on Sunday
last and will be absent until about Friday.
Notice Wallace & Pinkley's new adver.
tisement cn the first page Of this issrc.
DR.. Landon spent two days last week
| in atten dance on little Orville Lavender,
| Dolores is the best business town in
Montezuma county. We know no hard
| times.
Our merchants are in receipt of assign
mcnts OF goods daily. Good town, this
Dolores.
Our old friend, Earl Ravis. is an expert
at shaking the dice and he gets stuck
occasionally.
County superintendent of schools
A. L. Fellows was in Dolores on Monday
on business.
The gold excitement at Montelores has
been somewhat exaggerated, although
eome mineral has been discovered.
The crop prospect throughout the
valley is the finest for years. Plenty of
water. in facts plenty OF everything.
Mrs. j. N. Rush went to Mancos last
Sunday to visit relations for few days
She was accompanied by her neice. Miss.
Nellie Wade. also Of Dolores.
Will Exon has at last introduced
new game in Dolores. 1t is known as
bean dice. He will take pleasure ii.
teaching you the game. Will is genius.
J Justice Of the Peace Pyle assessed
fine OF $50 and costs on William Hose:i
TOR carrying cancelled weapons. The
fine and costs amounted to e67.75. The
fine was paid.
A. G. Davis. post representative of
Denver, spent few hours in Dolores
last week. Asa is genial good fellow
and makes many friends wherever hc
lands. Come again, Asa.
Father O'Rourke passed. through Do
lores going north on the Southern.
Father O'Rourke was enroute home from
Durango. He being an old friend OF tho
editor OF the Silver Star paid us q very
pleasant call.
DR.. Landon will make his future homo
in Telluride. He will become a practic.
ing partner with DR.. Hall. While DR..
Landon will be greatly missed in the vi:
cinity Of Dolores. he will answer all calls
from Telluride at the very earlist.
II
Dick Belsem. travelling representa-.
tive for the w. G. Nevin Candy company
OF Denver. was among the arrivals from
the north Friday. Dick is a genial good
fellow, and our merchants enjoy his
presence. He went from Dolores to
Mancos via Cortez.
John Kinney. Ben Whitehead and
Arthur Wilson passed through Dolores
SilvSrton district, whore they will
spend the summer prospecting. Those
gentlemen are residents OF the Montezu-
ma valley.
William Randall, Telluride's popular
butcher, was In Dolores on last Friday
and spent few hours with our business
men. Mr. Randall started for Bluff City
on Friday morning for the purpose Of
buying cattle. Mr.. Randall Il Q pleasant
gentleman 10 every respect. He says
Dol0fcb II q thriving little town.
Carroll Brumley arrived homo from
Rico. whore he went several days sgu
with . badly lscerated hand. received at
Rust's saw mill. We are glad to learn
that amputation was unnecessary. He
was attended by DR.. Gibbs. Carroll an
ticipAtes returning to work Hbout June !.
The silver star., 1897-05-20
Our Prices for Job WORK.

Tho Silver Star quotes priccs on . few arti-
Gle! of Job work which will pay you TO Invest
ignite: .,
Noe heads, PER 1000. Observation-Disclosures. 90 90
Bli heads, por 1000. 0oo..................... B 60
Letter heads. per 1000. 0...................... 90
Statements. according To sisc.............. -.
Envelopes. pcr 1000. printed. i...... as
Cards. all kinds. from $3.50 per 1910 to-. y 81
Posters, ail colors and sises different PRICES.
We ask you to compare our prices with or
large job ofsoca OF Dcnvcr. Kpn,as City. pu.
eblo md Dnrnngo. First-c.rsJ work. Salts
faction Guaranteed. ....
The silver star., 1897-05-20
A Good Place to Invest Money

We don't understand this. Will some
one please make the matter plain to our
possibly dull comprehension The papers
tell US that American capitalists have
secured three new railroad concessions
in Mexico and will begin the work Of
building without delay. Why should
these capitalists Of a gold standard coun.
try go to poor, deprecated, silver stand
ard Mexico to invest their accumulated
surpluss Are they financial idiotsf or per.
haps the silver standard is not as bad as
they told US it was a few months ago.
The Silver Star prints more reading
matter than any other paper in Monte.
yuma county. We are Satisfied both
with our patronage and the surrdhnd-
ings.
The silver star., 1897-05-20

W. A. Cunningham of Loadville was
10 Dolores the first Of the week cnroute
to the Blue mountains.
The silver star., 1897-05-20

Squire Wallace loft ON Monday for
Disappointment to look utter hts cattle
The silver star., 1897-05-20

Jack Smith Of Mnncos paid Dolores .
visit on Monday and returned Tuesday.
The silver star., 1897-05-20

The Durango Herald errs in regard to
tho Main clrcus. It will most certainly
show thcre. The Herald, In . way. crit.
iclsc. % The Silver Star In advertising ~ 4! TIE
Southern line. The editor must have
rsad basd lccsl' Do careful, old man.
The silver star., 1897-05-20

Carroll Brumley arrived homo from
Rico. where he went several days ago
with . badly lscerated hand. received At
Rust's saw mill. We are glad to learn
was attended by Dr.. Gibbs. Carroll an
ticipAtes returning to work about June !.
The silver star., 1897-05-20

Mr.. - HAYS, Of tho firm Of Hays
Bros. sfierchanta 6f Cortez. was in Do.
lorcs on Monday last.
The silver star., 1897-05-20

Tho Gold Queen mine In the Blue
Mountuin district, 1t ID stated. has put on
force OF thirty men, and tho Dream
mill is hammerlnB along. This 10 good
The silver star., 1897-05-20

Sheriff Duntar, started for Denver ON
Saturday lust, having In custody an up
plicant for the Reform school at Golden.
Tho boy was resident OF Mo,itcxuma
county.
The silver star., 1897-05-20

Notice Wallace & Pinkley's new adver.
tisement cn the first page Of this issre.
The silver star., 1897-05-20

Drummers are numerous at this season
Of the year.
The silver star., 1897-05-20

William Randall, Telluride's popular
butcher, was in Dolores on last Friday
and spent few hours with our business
men. Mr. Randall started for Bluff City
on Friday morning for the purpose Of
buying cattle. Mr.. Randall u . pleasant
gentleman 10 every respect. He says
Dolores is thriving little town.
The silver star., 1897-05-20

drs. G. W. Morton made the Silver Star
very pleasant call on Monday last.
The silver star., 1897-05-20

Will Exon went to Durango on Sunday
.st and will be absent until about Friday.
The silver star., 1897-05-20

DR.. Landon spent two days last week
in atten dance on little Orville Lavender.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-08-16

A correspondent of the indianapolis
Journal tells this story OF the Brazilian
minister in Washington, who is unfortu-
nately blind, and has his daily papers read
to him by u secretary, so that he is obliged
to form his impressions entirely by sound
The other night he sat at "A club dinner by
the side of we'll known correspondent,
and in the course of an hours conversation
he repeated the name of Mr.. "Tomredy"
ut least E.f n dozen times 1t was some
little time before it dawned upon the cor
respondents mind that the minister meant
Speaker Reed. Senior Salvador do Men
donca had never seen the name in print
and never heard it pronounced in any 9TH
or way than "Tomredy," and although an
extremely punctilious gentleman he fell
into what would have been to him an I'M
pardonable error If he could have known
it, Speaker Reed sat near him and enjoy
ed the incident immensely
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-08-16
Warm
Delhi GaGiNg
Weather.

Many people, after q long spell Of
oppressive heat, suffer from lassi-
tude, loss of spirits, and q general
"run down" feeling. They need a
course Of Ayers Sarsapariila, q
medicine which has revived and
restored to active life and health
thousands of such sufferers. 4 lady
recently returned TO England from
South Africa writes concerning this
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-08-16
The Wiser Plan.

Dismal Dawson-I got a good notion
to make faces at de first copper comm
along and git meself in Jail
Everett Wrest-Don't you do it. Break
winder. Make faces at cop an you'll
git your head knocked of. Troy Budget.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-08-16
" AIKIKI LOTS
SALE

There are 10Y Choice Lots
Tor sale at Waikiki, right
mauka Of the end Of the
5ramway line. Several lots
are facing the Makee island
band stand.
This is one of the best
locations near the Sea Beach
The ground is as level as 4
billiard table.
For prices and terms apply
to
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-08-16
v. {. ACHL eco.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
", {. PEACOCK & co., Ltd,
Importers and Dealers in
Fine Wines
and Spirits.

Sole Agents for the following
Celebrated Brands
Canadian Club Whiskey Hiram
Walker and Sons.
Andrew Usher & Co.'S Scotch
Whiskies.
J. Jameson & Sons Irish Whistles
Vaughn, Jones 81 Co. S Dry and Old
Tom Gins.
Pabst Milwaukee Beer-Draft and
Bottled.
Buffalo Brewing Co.'S Draft and
Bottled Beer.
Schweppes Soda and Hirano Water
Champagnes-Pommery & Greno;
Duetz & Geldermann's Gold
Lac; Deutz & Geldermann's
"Greeu Seal"
Complete stock Of best brands of EU-
r )PE and AMERICA and an especially
fine assortment of table wines.
Lowest quotations and best value for
goods in bond for export.
100 Merchant street, Telephone 46.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-08-16
4" Wonderful Medicine u

"While in Cape Town the past
summer 1 suffered greatly from the
long continued heat. l was COM
pletely worn out; my blood seemed
to become as thin as water, and L
lost all energy and interest in life.
My friends recommended Ayers
SarsaparilEa, and course of this
wonderful medicine restored my
health and spirits. My husband suf-
fered in the same way as 1 did,
though not to such an extent, and
he also was greatly benefited from
the use Of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-24

Mr. Gddy invited two friends to dine
with him The other evening and when the
first oil them arrived he found the host in
= very merry mood.
Glad You got hsre hrst. be said. I've
got joke on Jonssby that the boys will
tell around the onioe for year and want
TO tell you about it fore be comes 10.
Jouesby is something OF joker him
sslf, isnt he' returned the guest.
Hs thinks so nov, but he won. after he
finds out You see, he's played q lot OF
fool tricks on me that be thinks funny
and I've been waiting to get even. OF
late he's taken to buying lots Of neok,ies
and keeping comb in his desk and the
boys think he's in love with the typewriter
Well that's no joke m sure.
l wasn't sure about it myself until to-
day, when saw him sneak in and lay 90
her desk big candy box done up 10 white
paper an tied with blue ribbons. II he
hadn't run away ss fast ss be could. he'd
have heard me laughing, for | couldn't
restrain 1t another second.
Wslli said the guest wondering how
soou dinner would be served.
Well, knew l had him then. SO
Just grabbed that candy box and slid it
into my overoost pocket Just As the type
~ 40 Ea
Did she suspeoti
No. guess not. She sskrd me what
was laughing at and | told her I'd ju,t
seen fat old man slip on banana peel.
Sns smoolbsd her hair doEn and said she
didn't see anything funny 10 that She
knows I'm married, you see.
| see. We have ypevriters at our
office too.
Yes, Then invited Jone.by to dinner to
night. brought the boI OF candy home
I'll bet /, is good tool Told my vile 10
put it o. the dinner table. I'll tell old
Jonssby 'he Ike after it's all eaten.
Won't he be msd, thougbT Sh that's
him. Don't .y anything. Hello. Jones
by, old man, You're late. thoughiyou
weren't coming,
| ANA little late, rsturasd the nsw.com
sr The fact i, | stsid a little lstsrthsn
usual at the Office this evening. Fact is
I'd put up joke Oh the typewriter and
| wanted 10 ace what she d do.
Joke on the typewriter. eh1 Was. was
iti said Mr.. GiIdy, winkins st the Grst
guest
Pot box with two mice iu il on her
desk. knew she would think 1t was
candy and what's the matter. old msB7
Ii want TO tell my wife somsthiLg,
isltsred Mr.. Giddy.
But Iasi then sseriss ofths most srpsll
ing screams coming from ths direction OF
the dining room told that be vac to late
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-24

Oae OF the dwellsrs 10 womsns clnb
land. whose views Of the hereafter srs
somewhat prspounosd, recently expound
ed them With ssddsnins results to hsr
maid, who vas bewSiliog the lo" OF a
friend
Death. "ld shs. is nothing bat trsnsi
tion. TAsfe is no occasion for 90 much
srist aud tear.
Yes. mssm. sgreed the maid, with =
fresh outburst.
When we die. continued her mistress
smooth thIy, it is only part OF the process OF
evolution. We wake up to smother lie,
that's all,
It's in heaven we'll be waking up, sobs
cd the ber.it enc, with sngels aud hsrps
aud -
What nouseDsel CORE ted the club
woman. with applying smile The next
life will bs Iust like this one All things
prove it. You and will be doing there
al tbe kuluke w ~ ucIss
But the maid bad dropped tho apron
from her tear stained vissge and was gsz
ing at her comforter with every sign OF
righteous indignation.
IL it working out 10 service you think
I'll bel she demanded.
Precisely, rsioined the evolu,ionist, but
you'll probably be doing it rather better.
you know,
Well, il you think m going to heaven
to wsit on you, yon II fad yourself might
lily mistaken. gasped the irste hand
hand dmsiden. Id rather stay ont Of it.
so you'd better supply yourseli With
another girl to train up for the next
world.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-24

rsoisl | heard her slsst vo.es oobiarag
hin 10 the uotes OF the Bsgro, AtshiisF.
How thss, lay ibto ~ hlshusr. huilI
boy. Ter God's .ss isstsr yet For Jtms
ak. ,qnesEo hoIS AlsbuHl Nos
ne- --tow Won son, by gan
Yes, so, pulled il Of right 81 tue poet
by shuIt bead sui past the scales al
rgbt
We sol bsr ssiely back to the shsuty,
where ior long time held her IN nv
arms .nd Kissed all the black oA her iscs'
II Was. grand day for ns a real lnmP
ioto gold mice Oh. yea, Martin
Thom. soon got vel aud 10 one has srsF
suspected be had substitute al the great
race Tor the Took oobools Cup.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-24

v,aa - rH.ir ,Niidssn.

There us' very charming t.uilt 10 Nts
fork where lbs'ubitel II an income ir
the son sud daughter ~ strseerI mctl
satisfactorily iaf AL concerned.
The tso are nos sNtoad together ean,
pls,iag their educslon std culuvstia 4
their rs,peelrs iAlruts A far a. 6aano
IS are concerned shsolnts'y Independent
snd this is hov II is managed Atthe 10
ginning ei their dususjal year toe atba,
"a New l0tk goes 10 hls banker snA DO
poslu 10 The credit Of bus san saj 1aesh
ter each certain amonat Of moaer,
which is TO last the entire year. It ia
comfortable sum, hut net cAtrsvsfsul.
.hsu is considered laattbuy mas pay
their taiuon, beard sod tof tAtIt clothes
from II daring tbAt tImo. II is possible
they nigh. ee called upaa 10 coauum ac
with it, A all aysuts whIahaytt way II
Is sll the money they viii h,vo iar the on
tire twelve months,
Do You mean 10 say that this moaey Is
to be subject 10 the order af yrur son aud
dsushter2 sskel tbe aslaptsHri cAshlpr
At the bank vheu the drn drpoit aas
~sde, WY, knew yoaag. .po3plo VIII
sould have grand time au spend all
that money ia three DAYS
Well, returned pater lamiilaa oomplao
entity, II my children do that they know
what to sIpsct they viii supaart them
selves the remainder OF the wear.
Bot not withstaudios his appafenl orn
pl.isaucs, II the money flonl te ussd
the hearts Of these eIcapiiDpabIs
parents would be ssil, vfuos. An Incl
dent smphssiaIug tbis fact occurred dpr
ing the college days Of the tonas ppapIc.
when a similar arragpeulapt 49, n,ads.
Tn. money for the son was placaJ IA
bank. ina town 10 vhlon the colless v,,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-24

Colonel James Plum, who used to edit
a small de- ly paper 10 one Of the Western
Pennsylvania oil towns, always had a
habit OF sitting IN such a way ~ TO allow
large majority OF him TO reposs under
bis desk.
He was one Of the most fearless men,
too. that ever graspsd a pen, and psopla
who knew him generally contented them
selves with merely considering the soutcs
when 1t pleased him TO write uacompli
mentsrJ paragraphs concerning them.
Bat one day new drillcr came 10 town,
and celebrated his advent by getting
drunk, which was common enough bot
distsstefnl to Colonel Plum. 80 the lat
ter wrote a half.cclumn article, ia which
he held Bill Msgee, the nav conar up to
public soorn,
Magee, by the way. had been preceded
by bis reputation AS an ell ron1d bully,
aud people who read CyI0ud P,um's re
marks about him began gathering ia tho
vicinity Of the Off 1e Of Tho Daily Force
Pump as soon ss the paper containing
the article had been road. i,rit was gen
orally understood that there wJuid b5
some excitement AS soon as Msgae got sob
Or enough to nodtrotand tho G.usli1n.
Along late 10 the afternoon the GulIaf
was seen approaching the nag paper
Office and the crowd Immediately began
to close in.
Colonel Plum was busy at bis doek, ln
little room that opegsd Gpaa The street
lie sat almost upon bl, shoulder LiaGo..
and appeared 10 be wholly uapmp#rd
Tor call Of the kidd ho WAS about to 70
osive.
M.see dilot stop 10 knock ,r anything
but walked right into the ssac IN Heli
lug ont the paper containing rd.ruoss
to bimseIf. ho derosy ssk.I,
Are you the editor Of this tlsI7
Colonel Plum picked hs toolh with hls
pen-holJer sud nodded IL tie tfitusl.ge,
Did you wrIts this sricIe about MT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-24

/ 40 aged nsn .sd soa.n stopped opp
ate the Central Hish school baildSs
isw days sac sbs looked ,ofoss 81 ts,
r'lb.r lmpo'ios pll. They we're plsl1l'
+ bat aestly dressed, ,ud uhlls It sa sg
dent they we're from Ibs tursl dhuieu
thtrs ws uothins - tssu appearance h
attract comment A youss man -a ~si
ing for cfos. own ssr oIoss 10 where th'
stranger, stepped, 70 him tbs .ssd msr
turusd.
That. soheolhoa,s, luds.' h'
said,
That. The Central High school. replied
the young msa.
Ths old mao looked intsrs, ted.
Ihsts 1he principal hish school. MARY,
be remarked TO the cid lady,
Ihsu be tutusd pack TO The youns
msn,
We hareu', been in Cls.lsnd for nun
Der OF ys.rs, he said. su.ss II slot since
the Garfield iunersl, .n' we're iu.l looi
10 Tound. We take a good deal oil inter
est in sehsols and schoolhou.ts
Ne paused aud looked tos.rd the svset
faced old lsdy, who nodded brightly.
Then you have ohilJtspP said the
young msp.
Just one replied the old man.
OF course be is through ,obsoIf
Loag sgo, SAID the stranger. Hsw
long IL it, Asryf Five yesrs sinoe be
graduated, sintiti
Biz, said the Old lady
guess msbby is IL. ssid the old man.
Graduated irom your home school. !
'uppose2 said the young man,
Yes, aid the stranger. lie wu our
only child, al Mary and made up our
minds to give him just I. good su edu
cation as We could .fjrd. An We did,
too.
The young man smiled. He iancied
tbst the boy IN question had been fivsp
a decidedly limited seud-oh
You say he graduated from the home
scsoolf he said.
Yes, replied the old man, but be didn't
stop there. He wanted TO 90 to West
and we cent him. Then be
wanted to go to Hiram and We sent him.
Aud then he'd set bis heart on Harvard,
and We sent him there.
To Hsrvardp
Yes, and be was enc Of the class orators
1n grsdustin' day. 1t almost broks his
lestt 'osuss mother and | couldn't be |
here to hear HIM. Bnt We didn't feel
hst we could gate .forl it. did We
nother2
The young man looked at the Old lady.
There we're tesrs IN her eyes, but she
till nodded brightly,
And your son where is he now,
He'ss mining engineer in South Africa.
Doing fret rate, too.
We hear from him regular every
mouth. Why, whst brought US up to
own today was to get q draft cashed that
le sent his mother for birthday present.
Three hundred dollars Ave dollars for
very year that's what Joe wrote,
Mothers just sixty.
The young man took of his hat TO the
I'D lady.
Wish you many more happy birthdays.
madam, he said and trust that each may
,e as pleasantly remembered.
The old lady snilingly thanked him.
Do you know what mother ssid2 10
Iulred the old man, with sly twinkle in
Iir eye.
Why, no; what wss it1
Mother said: Lets speak to that young
nan - be seems go much liks Joe.
And the yonDg man walked away, 10.
ng that he might journey long and far
nd not receive so high q compliment.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-24

Sooner or later the world comes 10 70
speet usu Who never takes the toubls
to gIvss reason for snytbiug
The liberty which mao hates uo.t to
give up when be gets msrtisf Ia the lib.r
lty 10 love other women.
When toe Devil got into tue Garden OF
Ei.n. be prob.sIy told Eve be bsd come
to 81 the ga meter.
TIE svstsgs womn woulds good deal
t.ih,, zee her husband b!t by mad dog
them kissed by ahotner woman.
A sirls idea Of seing unh,ppy il to be
at ps,bstIo play ani fnd she hm oulV
sos al old bsns,tcted bsadksrchiet
ygry ieE msrrisd uilister. ever preach
from the tsIt that ssys there is 90 marriage
10 heaven without trying 10 explain sroaBd
IL some Wy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-24
The OLA Guides story.


You needn't spolergizs, gentlemen.
said the old guld. at the mountain resort
| Kin tell that Btorys dozen times = day
su' enjoy It as much as anybody.
/ been here nigh ontsr siIty yesrs now
so she WAS the purtiest orsetur / ever
see 10 these mountains 'Twould bs no
use far 10 take no pictur Of her far yon
couldn't git tn snap in her eye an them
motions, ilst like a deer when il hssrs tn
fret bay Of hon >, When she oolored
up her face was llst like th inside Of
ssa shell, and when she'd sit down side oil
me could think OF nuthin' bat music
boz Teller brought mp here one season.
| never liked til man that was slius
hsngiu' 'rouud her an list up an tells
her so one day. Got msd2 No; she only
laughed like let OF bells rio ain, psttsd
me on th' han an said il she ever ne ed.d
me she would ooms TO me like my own
dsfter. Then | cleaned up my revolver
for the arst time 10 ten years. Bot hs
was her sbsdder iist th same.
0ne day they'd besn cross tn lake an
he was pullin back easy, th' canoe iull Of
water lilliss, IN hsr lyin back With hG
hs. 10 her lap sn' ons ban 10 tn water.
ion't know whsthsr 10 fool Vas . goiu'
TO psrpo.e to her or what, but be dropped
bis oars an started toward her, Ovu
Topped ih' boat az il that cur didn't
strlGs out lut shore without psyiu' BoG
tsDtion 10 VI sirl, IN hopin' III never
book smother toIL Every boat vas out
su' vac ii.t get1Iu ready TO swim far her
wheu ! zee her oumin' like 4 duoE. And
kno.ei Il vas all right then, tor II she
kslt her head sh. ooaId swim oil day,
Boat tvo rods irum shore To FILLER let
out sersech az wsnt down. A. kim
up she vas 'iDngside, took him by tn hsir
AZ tsEsd bin 10, All shs,sid ter me wss
thst she neVet wanted ter see bin .giu,
al ] sblpps him neIt mornin With o.
dsfs posillYe never 10 shOs bis sowsrdly
pLH touud here sgin Tbsy say her bus
b,p' o@n, bout sll III railroads west oi
II htssts,ippL 81 sas ma. ,sad IN
halt wb.t hr uaEss sVsry Cfis'mn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-24

q Sheldon ths we'll tbovn Wtrsoasa
uiIioid conductor. ssii. stood oalgs
llfls ~sy from GRAFT tls see0ni dsy 10
The Wiliefts-s bal been w6aaded
sBd ~ bseS t. he p7iuoB, L5bgstfe.t
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oar troops 40 nlasr dasbsa ap sod,
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Grant, Lobgsltest Ia tafsias oar figbt.
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.d air, We shall Lsv5 ~ tara BIZ lsn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-24

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