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Sternidnmppen.

@istc stohpriiiung Der Mbitim-
mllng uber 8crihtSclerf muroe Don
). Geo. Shmei5cr, DER Dor Geonoro
Sleebcr radl Der oifijiellen 3dblung
nit pier Stimmcn MoIoritat &c.
bo1en muroc. in ledlS 9Ar5irfen Der
Ia.lst crsc5 1cooh fem aliocres Ac-
iiItat.
- Cine Gc1nQl0c- Sfutptrr 9llts.
Itealtng BON 90 Stunitproouften Der
Bottom GuiIo Of ArtiitS lit 9todrlit-
to9s mo Sonntngs III Der offcntliden
Sibliotbet un0 Der 6reimnurer.&oue
81 ieben nno alpar foltenfrci. Won-
dc Der &%unitmeyfe toiten mebrerc
Souicno Collars
Montoq ~9iod)nlittog murben
bun Ridter 8rin0lep Gbelter Gopcs
uno Aoa Tcrfins getraut. 0eioe
linb 6orbioe. uno maren frilbcr i6on
einnlal perbcirathet.
Ser eroBe 0oden- un0 2eiter.
Sruf Ser S%eueripeDr mnroe unter
scr 2citung eines unerfobrencn Sen-
fer3 am Mittmodl Hodmittog Dmilo"
mo oenlolirte Die Giieneinfaiiunq bel
ser Stobtho1e mo ell Sreo &ane
gchorcrbcs Nuto.
- Si1 @inona ipur0en Mittlpod;
Carl Weier unn 2oura 8. Sdnid
dptrout. Tos iunQe Gaar lit III ga
Groilc 5ubauie.
- SSn Der Central . Toli3eiItatior
iitt eiH amolfjobri9er Srrnge, Der it'd
bereita in 5oihenbiebitobl ilbt. Gr
cntnohm Der Goid}e uor Scnrp
Gdr0oer BON Caledonia, Winn, Gin
9antbltdl melfes SIS Gltbielt. Gbei
Mebber ipir5 i'm nad elmer oerbeil
Straipreoi0t Ioufcn loIlen.
SnnerbnIb pom "a Sfrnoer
mrroen in Nainc 292 Gompoeuc-
recon ocboltcn. IS glbt 0eimlufull-
Qen Die MIR Elm u merifaucr
ilherItehen fam. ocnn err lit nod1ge
robe an 6os nltsihlieBIide blerSulo,
DC 1ong mo CAB ~belporoeue % IL |
hclbenth Ii III qepobntl
Aa bei6cu Qohncn. on scr Sod
bohn unb oil 0er Iiefbabn in 9ter
2lorf, limo piele Arbeiter an ocnStreii
! aeQonoen. Seincm Yrin5lpe qctrcl
iolte 0err 3iIion mlh BORT oieiSor
ocrunQen Ser Nrbeitcr erSpirgcn
8Iildliherlpciie bot DER 5ta1t Sen
9lorf einc republifoaiih
2cqislotitr 1lno inter elmer ioldJei
bobcn nid)t MIR 9lrbeitcr 9tedte, c:
lucrocn audi 0ie lrntcrAebmcr geoul
oct.
sic MISUNDERSTANDING Dor
$4,000 Monn @ren5beiotrng foitc,
tG9lid $500.000. 3u5 toltipieliqitt
S9obImon0ner. ooS lie bo9cpeiell
llno a1td bofilr mililcn mir ms be
bcnt @rr. Trofellpr beoaufen!
Clarence @etcr, Tripot-S efrc
tar bon Gonlrebmonn Gid. murot
Wortne I'M Cber1erift GIT Mo0iiot
SIR Rettsprari8 5uoeIoiicn.
= SnfoIQc ber &%eaetaiiiie in ser
lebtcn Sogcn lit ser 9tiiiiiiippi etnos
qcitieam 5ltm 2eiomcien scr annlcr
0cnen bos Siidionqen oaburf thcil
tuciie oeroorben nltrbe.
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Sdllimnc GrfGltnnacn fommcn
INN nrocncntcuoem Sdmuufcn.

Sue Grt1lhmecrt bie Sen goit5eit
@juter iiber h01lacn bleibeu, innaen
nit einem Sduupfen an. cincln luc.
hen Nal$. elmer lindcunllthljdl poa
umo iuGrm nlbIcnheu @ruit Or.
0ind's Ncp GiScopern nit icjrcu be.
iduitiecnocu ontiicptiiden @alidntcn.
hot icit Il %ohren mir Sltna nro VII
Sic GrfaltltuQcn heeroct uub Sic Mu-
iten uchciIt. Or. GinaS 9t0u SIS.
concrn loit Sen ShletmL Hart oeii
Qopf bciduitiot Sen irritirttn albl.
fonf uno mudt has 4ihmen Icidltcr.
Gel gl,rem A~potbefer, soc.
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Bonn SoOe a%bberufen.

g'Oiur9. SIN nauie ieiner Gltern.
@rn. mo 6ran @corge Momrp. 102
Caledonia Strobe. itarb an @Iutuer-
giftung Somuel Ardlic WoDrp. Gr
luuroe ctIpns uber . Sabre alt. Sic
GIicrn ulo orei Sdrncitcrn bctroucrn
i'm. 2os 8esrIbniB mar geitern
9tadntiftoa.
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g'7 9ibcmmatismns crfulst Grid0p-
fnng.

gSenn man ben gon5en Gag inn &c
gen gemeieil uno burfndBt lit. 10 lino
sic Solgcn geluohnlih oas &ciben oes
MheumotiamltS poer Der Gellraleia.
Sloon's Eminent 0ibt idnea 2inoe-
rung lrno p~erbinoert, oaB oas &eiben
gu elmer unouSitebIiden Dual mlro.
Gs oringt if)nea obne &eiben ein nilo
bcl1nitigt Die meben unO id)mer5enoen
@clcnfe. Guctidungen, &eritaud)rn-
gen. acknowledgements uno a10erc
rmbe6elitcnbc &erlebungen Der Stint
Ger meroen ihnea beiGnitigt onrdl
Sloons 9ininlent. Soft Gti6 beltte
cine 6lalhc bel Gureu GrpgiIten.
20c.
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lin mad San Antonlo bcirobili,
ltrt mer3en. Sic meroen am >. Nfto
FER ndd' &lsconiin 5uriidtebren. Sic
9tatlonol9aroe miro fompaaniemelis
a1s9cmultert merocn, hic Wietbooc
Der Gtn3elousmulterung muroe folel.
Qcla1ien.
sd CLAUDE, bnB Die SiSconiin
Hteglnlentcr innerbol5 10 Sagcn nod
tbrer Hllffebr pom Aultin Murldl
ihre 0cinreiie ontreten fonncn", loq.
te Sen. Orlando @olmap 0ienstua.
gntlucoer miro Dies Ser Sal lein.
oocr lie lucroen oen gan3cn @inter
liter I'M Suben bIei6en. 9ie nleijtcn
Der Sruppen itolnmen aus ben moro
llhen Stdoten uno cine 9elnobillt.
rltna in ben gSintermonotcn piiroc
mi1ocltcl1s etnen Il1fentbalt bon 3e6n
So9cn in StnatscampS notbpenolq
MAIDEN. Menige Stooten boben iSo5i-
lltotcn, Inn in oen Camps m1breno
Der foIten SabreS5eit fir bic Wtanrl.
lhoft Sprac tragen 5u fontien." Sc.
henfaus f0nren ii6 unIere madcren
Siiitgen ntf eilen ber5liden GIMP.
lang QefoBt maheil. Dcnn lie todD
monatelnneer @blpcienbeit SIT lfltt-
term 5urlidfebrcn. Mon bat iie NIT
ldluercm &er5en 8icbel laiien, rabm
man bod oil. oab es Dor ben sSeillo
ache. Nas mltroe nun ia qlildli6cr-
lueile Dermieoen, nber sic Wobilll-
rltng bat ia uitd ohne oen Grnltfoa
ntandle SdlDierigfeitcn fiir unicre
@orOcn i'm @efolge gebobt.
Ter Marld nadD Muffin.
Die fobrbaren Slid. ell, ncthc oic
&isconitn Sruppen aut lbrcnt
Utarlhe nod Mltitin b%cnuecn mcrocn.
l!nb I'M @iscpniin Eager ciuQctrof
fcr. &erlhieoenc 5pper bicicr aildcll
iueroer bel oieier 8elegenbtt ol1sproe
Dirt mrbcn. Sic itno out olnliden
S&oger onQebrodt mie oicicnigem
Deldc iilr ole 6ortihuffung scr Ar-
tiQerie Qebrultdlt merbelt, ltuo lpcr0en
0urh Efcrbe transportirt mcroell.
Ylf 0lcie @ci1c tonnen mobrc1o 0cS
Dfdrlhc& orc WabI5eiten 5ubercitet
ncrnen. mclm Die Srrppen i'll GrnIt-
Ialle 9e5uunQcn iein i%ollte1l, ii6 plob-
lib 5uritt5u3ieben.
Ser Wnr1h bcqintt ans um5tog
ror1en. 3mei GompnAh icn nit 2nlt-
outo5 un0 GO Mtoid)il1en bilben ocll
Grain. Allberoem miro Die Murlt-
tionsfplonne mo cine mcitcrc &ont-
pagnie, beItcbeno ol1S Sngcniellreu,
ocn Wurid' %mitutadlcn. 0oS 'ino /
Gompuqnicr ooer 175 Mtaifinen.
9iier SelHbpIpit0Ier uno bier Imbu-
lon5fompognicn mcroen ote Sruppcn
oedleiten.
3ie Sruppen merocn Camp Millon
III 5nci Gptonnen perlalien; cine lett
lid ans Der %neritorften @~isconiinbrt.
9aoe uno sic onoera aus Dem Helt
ser 0ipiiion %5ulommen. Gie isis
coniin grigonc miro ant 3neiten
Warlhtagc Nem @rounfel8 crreidben,
mobrenn sic 5ipeite Golonne bel bic
ier Stnbt crit ont oritten Sa9e on
longcn miro. @ier meroen Sic Badger
Srunpcn ocn Bernardo Der 5"lucitcn
Golonne u%uf5ubolten pcrluhcn.
Die Iruppen merocn ON %. Sep
tcmber in oos CAMP Wabrp in Muffin
morlhirclt. Sic ipcrben bier oreI;
Gage ncrmeilcn ulo 6o1n ibrclt &ild.
morid, ontrcten. Sic iperoen ont B.
Gftober mIeoer IN Sou Antonio eii-
t%rcfien,
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@runbsissntbnmsmarit.

Golgen0e 8rlnoeigenthulns. lleber.
troqungen puroen in Den lebten "a.
aen porqenommen:
McdpI 9're'pinN SO. an s. &.
0pu%fG, Gi0enthum nobe 5.
mo @inncbnqo StroBc. fir $500
tSillum Nouolpirth an Soicph
@crner, Gilcuthum nah, 10.
mo Denton StroRc mir $1,000
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Ginbrndl. IN Der somstaanadt

Gimbrndl. Sn Ger 5onrstaenatt
imlroc in bns @eidoitsbons Der
Spcncc . McGoro Grug So. 127
noroIidle 6ront StroBe, einecbrodlcn
uno Morpbium uno @eroin geitob-
len beren N2crth ouf $500 aeldott
miro. @or fnopp einsm Sabre Dur-
ocn ats ocnielber @eiddite ebelt-
iolbe 9ctGubungsmittcl gcltoblen. Die
cincn @ertb BON 500 Dottcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-15
Tin Va Gruier i'm itallemiidpcn

Tin "a Grpiier i'm italleniidlcn
NnipiQuort:cr. Sn occ @sQleitunJ
oes omeriforiidcn 9otidlniterS Yo.
&C. ser 3lt eiucn @ciudle hc8 itolic.
nlidlcn Nn,lpt1uortierS in lloinc ein-
~Qctrofien 1T, befin0ct lid II. V, Capt.
y. y. Acibcra. 2ettercr mltroc III
90 GroI'e oliNcSoaen uto ieine 81.
tcrll mnbutsn an ser iilol. :. Stcobc.
Ser @otidloiter unn lciue 9egleitcr
mttrocn non 0cn militdriiden mo
zen bilrqcrlldlcu Ncborocn beQriibt.
un0 merocn iibcr oic Tuucr Tires
NciudleS an Ser Grpni. ser oif M
Qei0br cine @ohe beredlnct lit, 9oite
0cS Nauptouortiers lem.
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Mene(te Rn3eiaen.

lleber 25 @orte 2 Gents pro @ort.
Sic @orte .@erlnngt". ~3u oerfdn'
gu permiethen", vSbeilbaber Der.
II. I. ~, ionic Die Ibreien JIM
Elm She'll Der In5ci9en u1b miillen be
Der Greis : Serednung als Morte mitge'
5ahlt peroen.
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Sersulsunss=W esmsiier.

Dsaieitic. - Sounta9 Ra6mtttags uno
abenos 9auoepiue : BoriteaungeH; an
ben @odeutngen @anoelbiloer.
BiiDu. - Seoen NaAmittag uno abeno
M1roelbiloer.
Gnfuo. - Seoen giafmittde uno Gbeno
Grandchildren.
sbe Strano - Tan Der Sadion StraBe)
Seoen 4ben0 &nn0elbiloer.
etnr. - Seoen Hnbmittng uno abeno
RanoeIbiloer.
SreamIans.-(9oroieit )-Sehen Gag
@dnDelbiloer.
Come. (Rorbieite.) Seoen Gag
@~anoeibiIoer.
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Uiohcl.

an cinen A~urpiuIfer.
A'adbem IN : 8aucuten
ct 9oria BAH qeptcllt.
Sagr au: al oht ilr @eites!
Gas itinrnt: on f~roilt'it ibr Uelo!
lcberfMutnna.
III ocincn1 Mort cin flein' 0js6irn
Nr Die @ebaitcu NM lc6t matte,
Gu bcnflt. Dill ban he Senieritirn,
Hub bait ood) nur -. nc table Slate
@tc bic @urfe. fallen
Mord' 2Gicin iii 0omGbic,
GaS mhere Sraa6oic;
3ulntli; tbeB Id heute,
Grleb' rlrr Ehrdntel
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s Sine &e!t pull gelneu bill
oct Dos o5croIqc bon urrcinen Ntnt.
Gle anlt3e ~t5eh1nohcit miro IN D}it.
lcioenid1nft qe5ngen; Ole &rdft madt
Ger Shm0dlc 0Iue; o05 Veltdlt 3ellt
oil AuShrildle Der llnrsiabeit. &or
it5cr bunoert Sohrcu mar0c GIN Sell
nlitttI iiir idllcdltc9 @lilt e1t0cft.
mcIdle9 bishcr nod nidlt libertroiieu
lpuroe. 6ornis Alpcnfr0litcr. IS lit
nidlt IN Apotbcten SIT baben. 0tnu
itrcibe an Qr. Ycter ,Sobrne0 x
Cons 60, 1876 90. Some Ane.,
Chicago. 81.
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100000 SIT ncrIciben oili
e3rlirociOeathum in Ga Groiie III
5lnfnen BON 100000 bis SIT So.
10000 al SO. 3ah5uira9eu bci
q y. Sofa. Gnutor. 33t Ndiu
Strabe. ober EeIepbon 352.@.
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909Seitsgloden.

Die 5~oIgen6en crbielen eInen Sod
INSTRUMENTATION:
Gtto Salt uun @uloo @afbartb,
Gci0e Dor Ga Gro'ic.
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S9nlratbsiibung.
Sic Snbniirie GOmmiiiiOn berlanst
llmban oocr Nufga6e Der
alten Sodidule.

I Der Sieung 6es
Shulrntb5 an
Nontog 46eno
mar 0as ipidtig-
ite grejgniB cine
Art non Ultima.
tuln Der Stoats.
Snouitrie Com
milton. in lpcl
dem iofortige
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Die Farmers Gu.opcratioc Gom'

pam. ,yn elmer Nerianmlung bon
3beilbnbcrn oicier @eieaidaft, bic
ober ipeQen 6cblen ciucs Gltorrms
nidt beihlrBfohig NOR. Duroen He-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ger @eleuidaIt
rrtI1rt. Won mill Dos Af~tlcrifapitol
bon $250O00 oltf $4,000 rcou5ireE
ltno meiterc $4,000 ourt Sltblfrip'
tion nuibringen. mn0ur6 moll Die
@cicllidloit ollf cine aciltnoc sc
idGftSboiis at brinQen bolt. IN Der
&eriammIllnQ ON WontoN marcn BON
ocn 225S Afticninhobern ulr 800
omndi2no. On elmer ipotcren 9ircf-
toreniiemQ ntroc oer II. Cftobcr
ais ser 5oQ bcltimnlt, an Incident
oer Hcorqoniidtion3plun ocn 4ftio-
nGreu 3ltr Ncrntbung hor8elcqt ,pcr'
ten ica.
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~TN ~FTFTTTTTVI TUTTFTV UUIIt tTTTV-t q
iuh BON 1869 ouf5umeiicn trot oeS
unacmohnlid) hciBen @eitters, mos
elmo 3rnohulc BON As geoe.nlbcr
hcs S0hrcs 1915 beocutet.
Sr ser &reiammIunQ an WontaG
Ibenh moren olc Sdrulrathe arlpc-
Iert0.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-15

c1TP @er @elber gu mdbiqen 9irien
leiben m6dlte. enlen perldBlidlen Hatb'
oeber fir SEEDS nnb Wort9aQeS braIfi.
pber &elp ouf quite Siferheit atsleihen
min, tpenbc iif IN ". S. 5idi h.
203 g. 4. CRAZE.
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Shiuer bctroficn.

Shuer bctroiicn. 5eds 6dae
Der 0inoerl0bmung limo III Sobn
ainaGummer's 6omiIic nabc 8iauae
0afoto, Ueiun., oltsqcbrpdlen. SINH
Der ainocr murbcn nod Dem 8ino-
M !3nipitol qebroft, oa5 ieditc. Der
Gmlglinq, ourite gu Nmie bleiben.
90 es nid,t idlIinm frorf lit. 2ic
0ufotu StuIen iinb qeiAloiiei NOR.
ben oe$alcitcn airdle unb Conn.
taaSihule.
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@eIdGfts Notiseu.

e-sy 6. 9. San Nufen, Teriide'
rnness Naent; @uraidnftse pper Siders
eits>8onbs, 22S Yearl StraBe.
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0uher grcis iar starteiocatGnm.

Sos @eb0uoc 3t3 Moin StraBc, III
ocin it'd @oieIp'S Gigorrcnlnben be
iinOet. murOe g~eitern an Mutt Sole
lg ron GbieoQo, Dem 8r1toer bes &c.
gcum6rtiocn @eihoitSiilbrcrs 0es
Sl0ens, 6reo 0oicln. filr $4,000
p~crfoutt. Ga bic 6ront ocs @e6ou.
ocs mt 81 SUB betrdgt, 10 beoeatet
nas einett 4rcis non 1852 pro 6ront
fuB, uno oos lit Scr b1ditc GreiS.
scr hisher fiir @cihdft5ei0cltbuul
in Der Stcot bc5oblt mltroe.
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4okoreS.

As Grobi6itoniitsn in 90 Groie.
9ic Stimmobgobe Der 8robibitioni.
itcn in Ga Groiie GountD BEL Der leb-
Ten &ormobl mar nift qrOB. e5n Der
Stn6t iel6er itilHmtcn - uno in ben
MuBenoiItriften 26 iilr lire reip.
ConOioutcn. 80 @ilrgcr itlmnnten
Dos io5ioIiitiIhc Sidet.
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Die &idfebr Der MilistrnppeIl.
Sin lanaertr lltbnnasmarIdD nadI
NnifIn Mnb cine SdieinidJladlt
beidlirRen Die Ian6oer.

cn letten 9efeblen
nah. Die pom Butt
o~esfriegs 9epar-
IN Der Cffiec
oes @enerolooIu-
tanten e~ingelauten
limo. iperoen bic
@isconinl YtiIi5en
iofnrt mad, oercn
9udfebr uon 4u-
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YlGuc mir Seu Snrnidnlbnn Der

Normalihute iino BON Ser 6irmd
Turtinion & 9odaloorif ieriia &C.
Itent uno oen Stoct$beb0roen i'm
Wfaoiion 5ugeitelt moroen. 3ie Auf'
fittsbeboroe Der @ormoIidulc miro
bic Glone pruifh uno itod gcgutadl.
tung oerleIbcn fam nit Dem Ban be.
aonnen iper0ef.
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Berionalia.

1Srau dug. &oetb, 1886 Sobn'
ion Strol3c. betinoet lid leioer frallf
I'M Ga Groiie Spitdl.
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meitlduiige Heparaturerl Der Mdlb
burn Sd)ule (olte 9ohIfule) ODER
Observation-Disclosures 0e8 Oritteu
6Iu.s oerielben geforoert miro. IS
ounce p%orlduiig nifts oefinitibe5
in 0ieier Nngele9cnbeit getban, un0
man iiberIieB es Dem Sduliuperin-
tcnoenten un0 Dem Sfulratbsproii-
benton, iiir llnterfunit Der ainocr,
mclhe jest feinen Yloe mebr i'll Scr
g~Soibburn E Sdule linden fonllcrt.
5u iorqen.
Die StootS : Snouitrie Commit.
ion bat elltihieoent oob Scr brittle
tSiur Der SdruIe niht mebr bcnutt
merOen fam, neil eS on NotbousgGn.
Qcn fdIt. Gas Sdulgeballoe lit
elm oltes Gauucrf, nlio miro mobl
IN einiqen TSobren c%oHocnlnirt pers
ocn miliien, menn ser SduIrotb lid
nidt einig miro, ooSielbe cincm
NrunoIiden llmbnu 81 urier5icbcn.
Sd)on friibcr muroe oas @eb0u0c
mebrete Wdle oIs nid)t ielcriiher BE-
3eid)net, ober ieoesmol muroer Acn'
ocrungen gen1adt, Die es lulebcr &c
hrouhsfdbia mod)teit. 0ielcs Wal
gibt eS fir nen SdJulratb nber felncn
Nitsmeg; err muB entne0er griinolide
Reparaturen porfiebmlen IaiierL ocrcn
Soften BON Sfulrotb Cation nlti
$4,000 0eiddst mcrben, o0cr
0cn Hie0erhrltdl nnor0nen uno cine
neue Sdrule ballen.
Gas Inbringen bon S%Scierrct.
tungsleitcrn m Der 2lncoln : Shulc
an 0ioiiion StroBe 5lpiinen 8. ullo
9. StroBc, murbe o%naeoronet.
Die SduI . SnitcIone erbicltcn ei.
ne 2obncrbobung bon $3.50 pro
Y}onot.
8eorge Some ipurbe al! Steue bon
Sobn 8eronet oils Glert ocs Sdul.
rdtbS cnaoairt. @r. 8cronet mill
iih otf elmer boberen ShrtIe lpeltcr
ulisbil6en.
Vln Ttntt nlroe q~lltQeDelBc1t, no
nafl beItlmnte bieiige SduI Tril3i-
role Sfrulen in mhcren St1oten be.
iudlcn uno Screen llnterrift5initcmc
lritfen iouen. llcbcr Die Grqebniiic
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-21

very rough. Pendleton was dis
tributing point for cattlemen-cattle
raising being one Of the chief indus
tries at that time-mining prospec-
tors going into the Baker country,
as well as sheep growers. Range
was free and except for buying salt,
and hiring men TO herd the bands OF
sheep and punches of cattle little eX-
pense was attached to either business.
For many years wool brought a
splendid price and Mr.. Horn recalls
that one of the first prick buildings
aver erected in Pendleton was built
with money obtained from selling
wool at 45c This was an extraor-
dinary price to be sure, but one sea-
son from 2Sc to 45c was the price
paid; an average price was from l5c
TO lSc. Among some OF the town
merchants and business men then
holding forth on Main street were,
Frank Gray, harness shop man; IN
Gle George Webb. hardware store;
Marshall and Son. blacksmiths: the
Hendricks Restaurant, Jerry Des-
pains butcher shop; Uncle Dave
Wright and John Bowman conduct
ing the livery stable and last but
not least the court house and Jail,
which occupied the entire blocks
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-21
A STORY OF EARLY DAY STAGING

In the year 1860, with freight
team loaded for Walker Bros. Dry
Goods Co, Of Salt Lake, David Horn,
one Of Umatilla county's most re-
speeted pioneers, left Atchison, Kan
sas, On his first trip in the great wild
aAd sparsely settled west. Seventy
seven days were consumed in cover
ing the entire, distance of twelve hun
dred miles, an excellent record for
that time.
During the six years following,
staging took Mr.. Horn into a still
more rugged country-Carson City,
Nevada, and Sacramento, California;
the Piute war was on in Nevada, and
the Overland stage experienced any
thing but smooth sailing while ham
ding the mail Five hundred sixty
miles of desert was a part of the
Overland route between Carson City
and Salt Lake, and this particular
run, as well as one from Dry Creek
TO Sulphur Springs, found the veter-
an driver handling the reins Many
men, afterwards Of state and ma
tional prominence makers of history
SO to speak-were then taking their
chances with hundreds of others In
the gold fields OF Nevada and Cali.
fornia, and frequently were passen-
gers Of Mr.. Horn, among them being
Mark Twain, then secretary to James
Nye, governor of Nevada. The ex-
perience gained during those days
by Mark Twain later constituted his
interesting volume, "Roughing It."
From this section Of the country
Mr.. Horn journeyed to Montana,
whore from 1866 to 1874 he drove
tho Overland stage on various runs,
one OF them being from Deer Lodge
to Helena. Mines were booming in
that locality also, and a common
shipment Of gold dust overland, sew
en- days of the week, was from 2l00
to 2200 pounds. 1t was taken to the
San Francisco mint. there converted
into coin and placed in circulation.
so large were many of these ship
ments that the middle seat of the
stage coach would DE removed and
large trunk placed therein which
would accommodate from one to two
gold dust boxes-one box being all
two men could handle. one OF the
coins much used in Montana 'durinB
this period was two-and-a-hali
piece of gold about the size OF a
nickle, also there was then in circu-
lation three dollar gold piece, as
well as fifty dollar piece, the latter
an unusually pretty coin-octagon
in shape Officers of the army and
government officials were often sent
west on various commissions and fire.
quently were hauled from one post
or town to another by Mr.. Horn.
General Garfield, shortly after the
close OF the civil war, was one OF
such passengers, going from Helena
to Deer Lodge Among others, MT.
Horn recalls to memory Schuyler
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-21

was the man to officially turn over
the first mail pouch to the railroad
when ON completion 1t took over the
contract tfor hauling mail and ex-
press. 1t is a fact worthy of note
that a robbery or hoId-up was never
Dave Horns while staging.
In staging days Meacham Station,
NAMED for Harvey Meacham, was
toll gate-conducted by Mr.. Meacham
himself for many years. An amusing
story is related Of two frishmen trav-
cling afoot, and upon reaching Mea-
cham discovered Csc per person was
the amount required at the toll gate.
One OF the sons of Erin inquired II
any extra charge would be made ii
man had load on his back, and
upon learning the price would be the
same turned to his partner and said,
cit on my back, Mike, and I'll car
ry you through" So amused was
Mr.. Meacham by the trick that he
refused to charge even the twenty
five cents
In speaking of early days in PEN
dleton, and business methods EN-
ployed, Mr.. Horn narrates that mer-
chants were called upon to stake
prospectors with enough grub to last
them several weeks, without so much
as an Il. o. u" and if the miner
struck it rich the money was forth
coming, otherwise it was charged Off
the books. AT some stage of the
game" To use a common expression,
everyone borrowed or loaned; prac-
teal stranger might ask you to loan
him money, and if you had it, it was
customary always to extend the cour-
tesy-whether you ever saw the bor-
rover again or not It was one OF
the chances one took out west
From 1891 to 1898 cattle raising
engaged Mr. Horns time and from
1888 until now farming has been his
chief occupation, today finding him
very active and awake to the affairs
Of the day, with ever good boost
for not only the Umatilla county and
Pendleton in the times when he first
knew them, but as he finds them to-
day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-21

Then the lad threw a cone far out
into the brush, the witch gave chase
and while she was gone, he slid down
the tree and within few minutes was
safe in his mothers tepee. He
thought he was safe but circumstan-
ces proved otherwise. Scarcely had
he arrived in the tepee than the
witch reached it also, wild with an
ger. His mother in alarm, hid him
in a corner and covered his head
with a buffalo horn spoon.
The witch came in and demanded
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-21

beyond her reach by climbing a pine
tree.
Once in the treetop he felt secure
and glanced down at the witch. She
was standing at the foot of the tree,
gnashing her teeth and vainly trying
to ascend Then the boy thought he
would have some fun, so he plucked
a huge pine cone and threw it at the
old hag, striking her on the head
Again and again he hit her, laughing
with glee at his success. but the witch
stin remained at the foot of the tree,