Pioneer Saddle and Harness Shop Advertises Quality Goods
J Henry contractor and builder offers masonry and plastering on Madison Street between Main and Walnut. Pioneer Saddle and Harness Shop promises quality goods at low territory prices with neat prompt repairs. R E Hart proprietor Old Colony Office Main Street Greeley Colorado will handle collections convey property acknowledge deeds. Office at the Bakery Main Street Weld County Colorado.
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N.B
R. E. Hart
OLD Colony
Main St
Greeley
Colorado
the Bakery
Greeley Weld
Cave Springs and Fort Fetterman Expedition Notes
A Denver News narrative travels four miles from a camp to Cave Springs at the cave mouth with pure water and a grotto sheltering frontiersmen. It surveys Moss Agate hill, La Bonte valley near Lara mie Peak, and Fort Fetterman 200 miles northwest of Peaver, detailing geography, wildlife, and early battles with the Sioux.
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The
Denver News
Horseshoe
Moss Agate Hill
Canyon
Colorado
Cave Springs
Elk Horn
Laramie Peak
North Platte
Fort Laramie
Fort Fetterman
Eleventh
Ohio Cavalry
la Bonte
Red Tick Hollow
Dead Man’s Gulch
North Platts
Peaver
Medicine Bow
Union Pacific
Fetterman
Phil Kearney
Story of a western journey with fort Pierre and Niobrara details
The passage recounts a frontier trek from Fort Pierre to Fort St. Vrain, describing Sioux dangers, fur trade routes, river valleys, and harsh winter conditions. It includes notes on Niobrara waters, antelope sightings, grassy plains, and vivid landscape imagery, ending with a grim account of a massacre and a victim’s testimony.
The Wilds of Nebraska From Fort Laramie to Camp Robinson
A travel narrative describes crossing the North Platte, entering the Indian reservation, and detailing the Rawhide valley with hay land and cottonwood groves. It notes an abandoned early Indian agency along Rawhide Creek and a nearby Indian grave marked by grave poles, hinting at proximity to tribes and the frontier’s resource claims.
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Fort Pierre
Missouri River
Fort St. Vrain
Colo
Sioux Country
Rawhide
Wyoming Line
Nebraska
Niobrara
Table Land
Fort Laramie
White Earth
Dakota
Missouri
Colorado
Fort Fetterman
Camp Robinson
Red Cloud Agency
North Platte
Laramie
Great Indian Reservation
Government Day Reservation
National Park
Yellowstone
Uncle Sam
Rawhide Valley
Rawhide Creek
Platte
Cource
Conscience and Bravery in Exchange with Talleyrand
A quoted exchange shows a noble remark about a conscience in high chambers. Talleyrand retorts that many peers have two consciences. The saying contrasts public virtue with private duplicity and notes how social rewards can corrode virtue.
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Talleyrand
Make Children Useful
An exhortation from the Annual of Phrenology urging parents to guide children’s mischief into useful tasks. It argues daily employment builds mind and character, warns against neglect, and praises traits like self esteem, firmness, and industry when properly trained under attentive parenting. It cautions mismanagement may ruin potential.
Life Among the Red Men on the Plains
An evening paper correspondent recalls a brutal 1870 attack near Smoky Hill Kansas. A young emigrant describes her parents murdered and scalped by Indians after an attack while driving cattle along the Smoky Hill River. Rebecca fought back before being overpowered.
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Colorado
Smoky Hill River
Kansas
Kansas Pacific
Fort Wallace
Rebecca
Don’t Let Everybody Kiss the Baby
A metropolitan column urges mothers to limit kisses on infants. It argues that babies have personal rights, warns of disease risks from strangers, and says mothers in imperfect health should withhold caresses until the infant is protected and safe.
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Mamma
Metsipolitan
Noble Mayor Beaudry Praised For Veto On Saloon Bond Cuts
The piece lauds Los Angeles Mayor Beaudry for vetoing a bond reduction for saloonists, arguing state savings from police salaries outweigh the revenue plea. It elevates the mayor as a noble leader and cites his stance on public welfare over protecting saloon interests. It ends with a jab at Boston gossip about social classes.
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Beaudry
Los Angles
Earth
Legion of Honor
California Rescue
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J." Enry
Madison St
Main and
Walnut
Pioneer Saddle and Harness Shop
pAlatina
R. Burchill
Walnut Street
Sing-Lee
Lang-Kee
Main Street
Cuaner
Panon & Allen
Jay WH. Boughton
Fort Colins
Fort Collins
Larimer County
A. W. Fisk
Lr and
Real ES
James, Scott
Justice of the Peace
TE Office
J. M. Freeman
U.S. Land Office
George Pyburn
Monroe Street
Maple Street
Inman
F&r McPhail & Co
Boston
P. O. Box
Nores
Hadley
Blacksmiths
Madison & Walnut Sts
WM. E. Pabor
Normer, Allen
Abor & Allen
Cache la Poudre
B. A. Haynes, F. Aynes
A. E. Grrson
Pson
Grexey
J. * Sanborn
Buckley
Weld County
Maile Street
Tribune
F L. Childs
J Beavy
Grant and
Sherman Ste
PrBuRy, c
Moss
Carpenter
Maple St
Tribunewiffice
Wyoming
William McK' Dye
United States Regular Army
Egypt
John 8. Mason
Fourth Infantry
Third Cavalry
A. B. Chain
EB. M. Coates
John Miller
Fredrick van Vliet
Ferris
Crook
Vlatte
Chace
China
Indiana
Mrs. Hastings
Christian Union
Stephen
Johanna
Myself
Sophia
Lacey
Neney
Medicine Water
the Wilds OF
Los Angeles
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