davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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men, unb bic @bre unb @ratulattpner
nur linn, Sadion, aufomme."

rten, unb bic @bre unb @ratulattpnen
nur ibm, SadiOn, sufOmme."
@s mar General Sadlon, welder
ben LOOP" (8ueen) BEL Gbaneelz
loroiae mabte uno iein gbef CAB
linn Die 2Drbeeren nnb banfte INN
fir Die genDnnene Shlabt. @s mar
Sblep, melber ben 8peer bel Can't
iago ma6te, I'm einem &%ammungs=
perlu9e zines Der 1paniiden Sbiffe
gu entgeben uno eetpann baourb
cine Der grDBten Seeidla6ten oes
perganeerten Sabrbunoerts, aber lein
gbef, tpelder iiberbaupt mabrenb Der
Sblabt ni6t anmeieno mar, uaO
erlt etntraf, alS Der lebte S6uB uss
reits eefaIen uno bas lebte iparii g
S1iff geltran0et mar, beanlpruwt
ben Sieg fir iih, f~ritiiirt ben 8oeen
unb man perluht iein 8eites, oen
tapferen Seebeloen ais Seieling bin=
sufteuen. Sc mar Sblep, pelher
ben Sauptantbeil an Der Shlabt
nabm, nnb BON bet1 43 9reffern,
mel1e Die lpanii6en &anpnen mad)=
ten, muroe iein Slaggl6iff 81 Mal
g%etrDffen. Sc NOR 61lep, me(d1er
i'm biditen @emible Der S9la9t
mar uno oas ipanilbe @eibmaber
gum @in5ieben 1einer Slagge spane
uno eS gum Sinfen brabte unb man
menoet ieoe 6interliit at. Inn ibm
ben errungenen 2urbeer gu entreiBen!
@Dqte Der 6immel, mir bdtten
ntebr iolher rSeiglinge" bann fDnnz
ten mir rubig iagen: r2ieb' @aterz
laro fannit rubig iein!"
IS mar Sad1pn, tpel9er ben eriten
Blib in 6oofers 2aeer ianbte uno
oelien Grmee in Germirrun9 bradte,
uno es mar See, fem gbef, melber
am ndbiten Gage Die @ntl9eibuna
Der Sblabt beranbrahte, tpelde 10
tapfer uno gldn5enb bon Sadlon be-
Egonnen mar, aber er, Der 6Dfft=
commandments, beanlprudbte nibi
Die @bre fir ben eetponnenen Siee,
ion6ern rei@te ben Siegerfran5 BEN
tDotli6 pertpunoeten Sadlon, pelbel
ben ameiten She'll Der Sbladt MIDI
mebr mitfdmpfen fonnte.
Son Der @roBmutb zines See bai
Sumpion audi nidt Die Spur in iei:
men Noern, leinen Stang als Gear:
Nomiral perbanft er Dem entlheiben:
ben Siege Shlep's, unb mdre5 amp.
ion niHt elm @initling Ger Nbmini.
tration gepeIen, 10 muroe iein Sea:
me tpDbl ben meiiten 2elern unbe.
fannt 9eblteben fem!
Sblep bat nun 9egert ben Maip.
ritdts 8eri9t bes unterlubunos.
E@erihts ais b6bfte Snftan5 an Der
Braiioenten appeQirt. Sn nibt all.
81 ferner 3eit tperben mir bas 1blieB
lihe nrtbeil gu piiien befoinmen
Nber nab Iaeu1. mos man in Del
Sampion S9leD : g~pntroperle Biz
iebt 81 bDren befomnnen, miro es
gut fem, feline 6offnungen auf ein'
~gldnsenoe Sreiipre9ung @h[ep's
nibt gu bod su ipannen!
s. 8. 8u}h.
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ssst aher 60 Sabreu

Ibon tpurhe M}rs. @inslom's SOD.
thing Syrup BON Miuionen BON
Wiittern beim 3abnen Der &inoer
aneeuenbet. 8irit 9u i'm Sblafe
bur9 bas S9reien eines &lnbes ee=
itDrt, bas i'm 8abnen lit uno nur
S9mersen meint? Mern 10, laiie
ioIort cine Slaibe bon ,Wirs.
Winslops SoDtbine Gnrup" bolen.
Sein 8ertb tit u%nbe5ablbar. Sc
miro Dem fleinett 2eibenoen iDfDrt
2inoeruns peribaien. 8erlaBt eu9
barauf. Mltter, es lit fein 3weifel
bariiber. Sc beilt Diarrboe, regu=
lirt ben Wtagen uno Die Rieren, be-
ieitigt @inb &ulit, erpei6t ben
@aumen, oerbinbert gntainoune
uno ftdrft bas gauge Spitem. rMrs.
Winslums SOOTHING Sprup" fir sab'
nenoe 8inoer lit aneenebm i'm Sc.
i9maG; oas &ecept ftamlnt BON
einem Der beften meibliben Nerate in
ben Ser. Staaten. @s lit bel alien
Druggiiten in Der ear5en @elt gu
baben. BreiS Is Gents per Slai9e.
&auft niGts anberes, als Mrs.
Winslous SDDthinqzS nrup.
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NAerlet.

= Wiuiam Stranger, melher am
10. DECEMBER 1901 auf ben Yoliai=
item 8uib geidofen unb benielben
ibper berrpupbet batte, purbe i'm
81. Diitriftgeribte nDn ben G.
ihuorenen bes MDrbperlu1es IGag
big geiprDben unb gu bier Sobrsn
3uhtbaus p%erurtbeilt.
Serrn Sos. 8raun (416
0aparro-S traBe), finb mir fur Die
8uienoung elmer Collection BON IA
Derihiebenen Nniibtspoitfarten BON
San MntoniD, Die er berausaeaeben
Fat, gu Dante nerpflibtet. 8elon=
oers bubib uno barafteriftiib 1inb
oarunter ~mebrere Nnlidten pom
San Intonio=Jluii iomie barafte=
riftilbe Scenen aus Dem 2eben un=
ierer Observation-Disclosures 8epDl=
ferung.
= Nus ioeben bier eingetrpfenen
Nahridten aus @albinetou perlau=
tet, baB am bieiieen Bunoes= Nrlenal
Gnz uno Neubauten noreenptnmen
peroen lDaen, melde einet @e=
iammt : &oitenaufmano ppn runb
$40, 900 peruria9en perben.
= 9a1 ibier enbloIem SGumen
lift iebt enblib bic Sabresbotibaft
oeS Mapors ner0fentliht pDrben,
unb 5tpar in Der 5orm zines inuItrir=
ten 8ampblets bDn 40 Seiten, bds
allen Steuersablern sugelanot tper=
ben 5pn.
Sn ieiner at, Der 8inton=
StraBe gelegenen @obnung ftarb an,
Samltag Nbenb Der 8auidreiner
0ermann 8eger i'm Nlter BON Is
Sabren. Der Ber1torbene mar felt
20 Sabren elm Beppbner Gan Nn=
t0ntOs. 9as 2eibenbegdnaniB fano
unter 5ablreider 8etbeilieuna unter
ben MuIpiaien oe5 beutlben &rieaer>
Bereins ftatt, oeiien l~anaidbriaes
Mitglieo Der 8eritorbene aerpelen
mar.
- Sn Der Nabt bonn Samstaa
gum Sonntae tpurben bic 8pbnuns
gen bes Serrt @. @eiB unb oes
5errn Otto aDbler, beioe auf 2aurel
6eiebts unb niht melt BON chamber
eelegeu, non @nbrebern beimae=
iudt, melhe Sumelen uuo iDnftige
Berthgegenitdnbe i'm 8ertbe ppr ca.
$1,000 itablen, oanpn aaein i'm
9obler' iben 6auie BON ca. So, 500.
9err &Dbler bat cine bobe 8elpbnune
fir bic 6abbaftmahurta Der GIN
BREEDER ausselebt.
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eblen @einbaus, Die EMIT ben Ioelsz
berren, ben Sibien unb 8rDmlern
9eb0rten uno beren alte, itol5e 9burz
me Die &iibesbeimer 2anol6aft be-
berrihen: Die 8r0merburg uno Die
8DoIenburg.
Iuh BON bieien 8einen gift BET
Batbeniprud, ben Der 9ibter benz
6attenbeimer GielenfaB pibmete:
SD Jag: @ott ieene bid, bu alter,
ou eoler bunfler, goloener Suit, bu
bilt Der Saft, ou bift Der ShDpfer,
Der @rbalter Der e6ten, rebten 2es
benSfraft.
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Staat Obio, Solbo,l

GrontS J.. s + m e y bei9ip6rt, oas er Der df=
tere 9artner Der Girma s. 5. 6 b n g. Is o.
1T, tpel6e 8eihdfte in Der Staot Solebp, in pben=
genaantert County unO Staate, tbut, uno baB be-
lagte Tirrna Die Summe BON inbunbert
Sottars fir ieoen SAT- bon 8atarrb be5able,
miro, Der bura ben 8ebraud bon 9atf's a.
tarrb g ni6t gebeilt perSen tann.
Grant $. @beneb
(-~} gei6iporen Dor mir uno unteriariebe,
Siegel in n1einer @egenipart am 6. Septem=
~ Der VI. 8. 'S6.
u. SO. @feaon n, 6ffentlider Notar.
9aa's &atarrb : &ur miro innerlid eenommen,
uno tuirtt brett auf oas glut uno Die i9leimigen
Oberftd4en beg Spfems. 2aBt Gu9 3eugniie
frei sui6iden.
S. 8. Gbenep & Co., Soleoo, ..
IS gerfanit BON alien @potbeferu, Nreis rs
gents Die Glaihe.
6an's Eamilien= giaen fno Die beten.
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8etaubunasmittel

taui6en @ub MIR iiber eine fur5e Spanne
beg Sbmeraes binpes, Der Ii 81 balls
iib tuieber einiteIt. Mebmittel unb Wai<
Ter ipielen i'm Sale BON 9dmprrbpioe.t
einen dbnli6en 8etrug, benin fie entfer>
men II bas 3eihen, aber niht Dos 8e<
len Der &ranfbeit. Cine grinblthe &nr,
tuelbe bic qualenben S9mersen unb be-
rem nrlabe i'm 9eibe beieitigt, lit MUIR nit
guateiis mbglib, ben beribmten Stuhl<
adpfHen bes 9r. Silsbee. 8robe fret
berIanbt BON P. N~eustaedter G. Co.,
Box 12l6, New York. Su allen Mpotbe,
ten au haben.
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4aRt @ndb mtdbt entmuthiaet.

ipnbern nebmt Simmons Liver
Purifier" lin Der 8leb-S baftel.
@s befinoen iih oiele 9ababmunaen
bes Originals i'm 6anoel; iebet alip
oarouf. baB es elm purifier" lit
unb ber9eitellt miro BON Der A. c..
Simmons jr. Medicine Co.
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Tiir ben giihaebrandh,

miro ,Mnbeuier" = Der &6nig oqer
Slaibenbiere" \, bas moblbefannte
Broouft Der Nnbeuler=8 ufb 8rem'g.
Nn'n., bon allen Seinibmedern
unb 2iebbabern BON reinem, 9utem
unb m~Dbli6mefenbem 9i1hgetrdnf,
b%epDranat.
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GiienbaDn TaDr=Y lan.
5. 4 O. %. 8abm.
Nbfa hrt.

geab allen @orb<S egass9unften ........
.7.30 8Drm.
Noh ct. Souls, Mernpbis unb Dem
Often. 12.3 70 Mittaos.
geo6 8ocD, 9toro@Seras, Santa Sc unb
Srtsco<8unften S.15 Nbenbs
ytab ct. 9Duis uno benz Sten 900
ytacb 2areoo unb MertcD 100 &prm.
Infunt.
8onSt 2puis uno Dem Often. 7.3O Born.
Son NprosSeTas, Sauta Sc unb Sriscp<
Sunften $40 8Drm.
SDn lDcalen Bunften .......6.3O Nachm,
9Dn ct. 2ouis uno benz Often IL. AS Mbos.
8on 9ore0p uno Merifp -. L. 10 Narhm.
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Nad ben Meinunsen BON maBsez
bcnOen Me6i3incru,

Die lih auf erinolibe unteriubun=
gen unb iorgfdltige grperimente ltii>
BEN, beiibt Waltz Wutrine porsiglibe
0dbr 8raft uno fDroert Die Ser
oauung mie fein anberer Comic.
Malt= 9utrine miro BON Der beriibm=
ten Inbeuier=8u 8rem'a a. @h'n.
bergeiteut, melbe gbutiabe pobf aez
nieen oiirfte. feline &einbeit, 8pr=
5iglidfeit uno feline @abrfraft gu
aQrantiren.
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Sskt tit bic 2eit

@uren Gorratb BON Jeuerbola. fir
ben @inter an5uihaffen. 8ir baben
bas bette lie bier offerirte 6pls aus
&ounb &pf an Der sc. 6. & g.
Babn. Mabt Cure Beiteaung.
9elepbon 81.
Sun}et @DDb m PAM,
%. 81. sSith, General Manaaer.
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Sdelerme1er's Eamiliemaarteu

erfreut iib uegen ieiner ausgeaei1s
neten &uhe bes beiten &ufes bel
6teiigen unb Sremben uno mirb
oementipredeno BON ssreunben elmer
auter beutiben Soft itarf patrDniz
iirt. Delifatenen Der Sailon entz
lprebenb. WilhereiprDbufte aIer
Nrt. SIN Saloon finbet man itets
frii9es 8ier, quite Weine, 2iqu0re
unb @igarren. S6euermeber'S Sas
milienaarten lit elm @rbDlungsplab
eriter &lliie.
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VI. 6. & e. 8abm.
q a brt.

Wbabrt.
Nab @acn, Sprt 8ortb, 9alas. &anias
gitp, ct. 9Duis unb gbtcago, td9lib,
(S.M & q. g. 0epot) 1870 Morsens.
9tocb @acD, Sort &Drtb, Dallas &C. loom
Sunlet~SepDt) .........8 :15 Mben6s.
Nnfu n t:
Son Chicago, ct. 9puis, 8anias gitp,
9alas, Sort 8Drtb nnb @acD, tdglib
(Snniet 9epot) ..........8 $3.50 8orm.
Bon Waco. Sort 80rtb, Dallas &C. (5.
q. g. q, 3. 9epDt) ...... 9:25 Mbenbs.
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SuedwestlicheOflce; 443 0st-csmmuce-st
par !aolf. uen,eut. @onb. Wod.

pa- &alf, cement, Sanb, Bad
lteine, feuerfeite Steine unb Tbon=
9beer uno Nspbaltpapier, 9abpappe=
9beer uno asphalt, DEF. Terpentin,
Sarben, 8laS &c. &c. itets nDrrdtbio
bel S. 6. Sielmanm, BOG Ofs
Commerce. traBe. @ieoriee Breiie,
quite Waare lopie quite unb reeIe
Beoienung neroen garanttrt.
IelepAon 40
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M0rgm Gun Sid II. s leiidzMlarft

3reoinD Npe, 5niiden Main= uno
Wtilitdr : 8lasa, Telepbpn 81 bat
itets ale SDrten bon Siiben, Iu=
fern, gSilt uno oas bette friihe
Sleii6. Wa6t Cure 8eiteluueen
brett pber per 9elepbon. Nae Iuf=
trdge merben prompt au8gefibrt uno
Die Nrtifel frei abQeliefert.
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g. u. s. u. q. 8abn.
Mbfahrt,

Nob @~alnefDn, Soufon unb guerD tdg-
&prtn.
0ab Corpus gbriti, IranIas Bog unb
BeeniIe tdalib ..........9 ubr 8prm.
nnb 2:20 Nd6m.
Naeb 86rne unb &errbi1e, tdglib......
$3.50 Born.
Mnfnnt I.
8Dn @alpeton, &DuftDn unb guerD tag
1ih ZOO Mbenbs.
gpn Corpus ghrifti, Mranias YoB uub
/, Beepine tdelib.. ..2:05 Rabm.
8Dn 86rne unb 8errpiqe. tdglib......
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SD9tbern Yaciftc 8ahn.

S'ab Netp Orleans, Soufpn uno @ale
peitDn taeli6.. ....... 1900 Mittaas.
Nab 81 8aio, @alifDrnien unb MertfD
900 8Drm.
Nab 0DrbeSeras, ct. 2outs unb gbico<
go (Katy Flyer. .......8:15 Mbenbs.
Nntuuft.
Son NorosSe1as, ct. 9Duis unb Chicago
(Katy Flyer. .........8:30 W0rgenS.
SDn Netu Orleans, SDufteu unb @nls
beItDn taglib. ............4:45 Haebm.
Ion 81 8aio, galifDrnten unb Merifo
........... .........7 1880 Mbenbs.
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: Derieniee, Der feline @ei9dfte
brett init benz Sabrifanten ab-
iblieBt, lit meiie, benn bas eripart
ibm Die Brofite Der en- gros- unb
en- detail-6dnbler. Die "Hayner
Distilling Co." p~erienbet l @al=
lone ibres feinen 'Seven-year-old-
Rye, franco, fir $500. 9elet bic
Nn5sige obieer Jirma in bieier
Summer.
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= Stets fir ben @ebrau1 fertie;
itets superldiiia iinb Cheatnam's
Laxative Tablets. Sic beilen gr=
fdltung idueaer ais ireeno elm am
oeres Mtittel. 2eiht bel 1ib 81 traz
gen, angenebm 81 nebmer. @eroen
earantirt. 8reis % Gents.
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Ius Solt Safe, lItoh. mirb be

Ius Salt Safe, utab, mirb bet
ri6tet: Wtoles 3batder unb elm babies
9ubeno anoerer Wormoneuz 6dupt=
linge reiiten nah Werieo ab, nm elm
2anogebiet BON 700, 900 Gcres nabe
Der Staot WlericO 8u beii6tieen, uno
wenn es linen 5ulaat, gu f~aufen.
3ritt 2eBteres elm, 10 peroen 5abl=
reibe Wormpnen bon bier au8manz
bern.
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: General gbaffee in Manila
Eat in einem Nrmee=8 efebf erfldrt,
oaB Die anterifanilben Solbaten auf
ben Bhilippinen regelmdBigere uno
bdufigere SbieB= uebungen nprnebz
men miiBten, ba ibre greff1iberbeit
burdwes nod uiel su minlben iibrig
fnfie.
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Si0meitteraS wiinidtG u6
@enn Sbr @ub ireenbmp nieoers
lalien u0llt, tbut es entlang Der Sic
ME Der
Sam Mmtpnto & Mramiae
YaB Sabn,

i'm @arten=9 iftrift bes Stoates. @es
iunbbeit unb &linta uniibertroffen.
8ilige aanbereieu fir ben FARMER,
Marft9drtner, Obits uno Siebsiibter.
@esen @inselbeiten menoetgub an
s. s. Martin, 9. s.. g.,
San IntDniD, Teras
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Ipggenbrpo uno Nmmperntdel
ipmie Die perl6ieoeuen 8adarten in
better Site gu baben in Der 3 / o.
nters 9 dderei bon
Spmts Spabn,
23O ShsgDmmerceItr. San Nftonip.
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Die groe lift in ben meiiten
Sprad)en peibli6en @eldlehtes,
lnb baS lit optlfommen redt, neil
nan boob ME oabinter fpmnen fam,
pie aft Iie eigentlib lit.
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,,8orp $ Surmalin' (Gimer &
MmenS), 1T als antiieptiibes 8abns
uno Munbpafier uniibertrofen. 6.
Shmibt, 6ouiton, Ger. aeent.
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Sie gr6bts Gntbefu ng oes 3eitalterS
@ingetragene 9anOelsmarfe.
MOTHER SUPERIOR Wutter Oberiu)
Sober lnb Nierem= S6ee.

Sas 9roBe 5eilmittel fur aue 3eiben
bes Blutes, bes Masens, Der Nieren, Der
2eber, fir 8erbauungsibtpdbe, @anig<
teit, @isrdne, Gbeumatismus, 8erit0<
pfung unb S~rauenleiben. gs tuirb aus
ieltenen mno tbeuren &rdutern bergetent,
iDpie aus @urseln uno 8lumen, tpelcbe
aus Irabien, Nesppterr unb 8aldtina
importirt tperben miiien. 9as Mittel
tpirb empfoblen burh bic bernDrragenb.
item Nerste Der @elt uno tpirb NIT grfolg
in alien 8l6itern un6 BON ben 8armher<
st9en S6peitern ungeuenbet.
Man beabte bic breifarbise. rotb. ueih
uno CRIME Doer 9elbe Gillette. Marr
nebnte nidbts anoeres.
3u baben in allen Npptbefen. 9reis
% Gents ba5 8adet
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Gulf gbpre 8abm.

Nbfabrf.
Iah Stodoale, tdslth, 1900 8orm.
Iniunft.
Son StDfbale, tdalidJ, 1900 Nahm.
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SrnuSeisemtbmms . ilebertrasumsei,

HepettIHBHHStFl+
Baul y. 8urts an &Bbert 81.
&urts, @runoitld an Trenton &pe..
$3.50.
SimDn Nmader an @m. Sherb,
@runbitif an 8omana Str, $4,000.
6. 8eneoift an IS. S. Sod, @runo=
itiid an Yine Ctr, 1900.
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te @plcene Mebaine auf Der 9as
9meritanlis.n austeluns: ,9r. Sieasrt's impor=
irter Nuaoiturna= gitters."
The Conservative, 1902-03-06
AN INTERESTING RELIC.

The following letter is self-explana-
tory, and The Conservative gladly
gives to it's readers a few extracts
from the old Mormon book which Mr..
Harder's generosity has placed in our
hands:
st. George, Utah, Feb. 22, 1902.
The Conservative, Nebraska City, Neb.
Dear Sir In tearing down por-
tion of all old adobe house built by
one of the earliest Mormon emf
grants, I found portion of book
which includes some experience of
travelling in Nebraska in 1852. The
sketch Of the river at Omaha, Council
Bluffs, the account of Winter Quarters
(Florence) and description of the road
through, now to me familiar portions
of Nebraska, I found quite interest.
ing.
From this same source I am much
surprised to learn that in 1862 the
The Conservative, 1902-03-06

our wheat fields; yet our cotton and our
wheat constitute the chief supply of the
world. The cotton of Egypt, limited in
quantity by the area of available land,
fills temporary place in competi-
ton with ours because it is ginned,
prepared, baled and sent to market in a
condition that puts our former methods
to shame. When our southern cotton
growers give equal attention to quality
and preparation as they have given to
quantity, we shall cease to depend upon
Egypt even for the cotton needed in our
finest work. When the cur dog is sup
pressed and the attention of intelligent
men is given to sheep breeding on the
cotton. fields of the Piedmont district,
wool will be protected. We will then
compete on more than even terms with
the semi -barbarous methods of the
ranches of Australia and the pampas of
South America.
The Conservative, 1902-03-06

special private interests have manufac-
lures been retarded, while, as rule,
such specially protected arts have led
fitful and feverish existence, subject to
constant fuctuation and frequent fail.
ure. In wool and woolen industry, ad-
verse conditions still exist. 1t is impos-
sible to establish and maintain woolen
and worsted manufactures without the
untaxed import of sthe wools of the
world. The more foreign wool we have
the more domestic wool we may use.
1t is a matter of climate, soil, and con-
ditions. We may ultimately become
exporters of wool of many kinds when
the protection of intelligence is extend
ed throughout our land, and the evil in
fuence of indirect efforts to grant boun-
ties is removed.
In proof Of the truth of the general
principle that high relative wages are
the consequent or correlative to the low
labor cost of production, and not the an
tecedent, it is only necessary to cite the
facts in regard to our present exports.
We are now exporting crude, partly
manufactured, and finished goods of
every type to every part CT the world
except those products which are burden.
ed with heavy taxes Oh necessary ma
terials of foreign origin. We are ex-
porting cotton and cotton fabrics, corn,
cordage, wheat and -four, provisions,
machinery and metallic products of
every kind, clocks, watches, and mis-
cellaneous articles. If the rate of
wages governed the cost of labor in the
product. not one dollars worth of any
of these goods could leave our shores.
The earnings of the Fellaheen of Egypt
and the Ryots of India are not one
fourth, the earnings of the laborers in
our cotton fields, hardly one.tenth, in.
Guiding Russia, those of the laborers in
The Conservative, 1902-03-06

Mormons had in Salt Lake a beet
sugar factory that gave a daily out
put Of two and one-half tons of
sugar.
I enclose the pages regarding Ne
0'"SA"' NeSpff''fIiyi II. #. HARDER.
Some Extracts.
1.-THE company being ready, we
drove down to Ferryville, or Council
Bluffs ferry, 10 miles distant from and
Immediately opposite Winter Quar-
ters, at which point we crossed the
Missouri river. The ferry boats are
fat -bottomed and large enough to car.
ry 2 wagons. The starting point is
usually chosen at a considerable dis
tance up the stream so that the cur
rent may assist in conveying the boats
to the opposite side of the river. The
camping place on the west side of
the river was about mile from the
landing, in the vicinity Of two
springs and near the site of Winter
Quarters. I paid visit to the old
place and found that some person had
set fire to the last house that remained
of the once fourishing settlement.
From an elevation near by I made
sketch of Council Bluffs and the
Missouri river.
"It was decided by Elders Miller
and Cooley that we would start OH the
9th of June. Operations were COM
menced by yoking the refractory cat
tie, and initiating the green-horns
into the art and mystery Of teaming.
Elder Miller was here and there and
everywhere giving unframed teams
and teamsters many practical illus.
trations of the art. 'Geeing' and
having was most forcefully taught
and OF course learned in proportion
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To Investors.

Mr.. Investor. show US a single in
stance where there was ever a cent
lost in buying shares in a Salmon Can
merry Company on the Pacific Coast.
If you can. you a get a good reward.
When you have fully convinced your
self that this is a fact, why not send
for particulars to the Company who
offers you today ST shares at is cents
and the next block goes positively to
Is cents. A quick investigation will
surely be big money to you by writing
to the Interstate Fisheries Company,
No. 3O2-303 Pacific Block, Seattle,
Wash.
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NOTICE TO ABATE NUISANCEs.

Notice Is hereby given to all parsons
residing in the Town Of Wadsworth,
that unless they discontinue throwing
trash and keeping barrels of refuse
matter in the real Of their residences
and their places Of business where the
same are detrimental to the health Of
the town. that they will be prosecuted
to the full extent of the law.
G. H. FRAZER.
County Commissioner.
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Carson City. Nevada.
Poisoning the System.

1t is thought the bowels that the
body is cleansed Of impurities. Con
stlpation keeps these poisons in the
system, causing headache, dullness
and melancholia at first. then unsightly
eruptions and finally serious Illness I'm
less a remedy is applied. DeWitt's
Little Early Risers prevent this trouble
by stimulating the liver. and promote
easy healthy action Of the bowels.
Those little pills do not act violently
but by strengthening the bowels enable
them to preform their own work. Never
grip nor distress. Druggists and Deal
ers.
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sss.so6 SO

,ly report for the term ending June %, A. D.
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Hellol!!

The latest High grade. High speed.
Ball bearing, lightest running and long
est lived Machines in America at bar
gains; also Of the best Shuttle ma
chimes. Do not be deceived but see
them and try them before purchasing
any other. Edwin Fowler. the Sewing
Machine man. agent. Clough and
Crosby Block. Reno. Phone black "a.
81 OF
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= 1850 Oh
D. B. BOYD, Coanty Treasurer.
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Baptist Church.

Pastor F. S. Lawrence. Preaching
every Sunday at II a. m. and 7:3o
p. m. Y. P. S. C. E. at 7 p. m
Prayer meeting every Thursday even
ing.
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REPORT

AUDITORS OFFICE, wAsHoE COUNTY,
Reno Nevada June 10 1902
To The RoSoRABIE BOARD IF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
waMoe County, Nevada
DEAF As:-Heew / submit my quarterly report for the ERIN ending Juue 3D. A D.
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&. { MONEY FOR THE BOYS. Walker
Grocery will pay Scots per bushel for
jack pine cones, for the next two
weeks. 81