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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-21


y Two winters ago an ancient Egyp-
tiah papyrus volume was unearthed
at 1'hebcs. The learned decipherers
have stated ittotbe one 81 the six Her
inetical books on medicine mentioned
900 B. G. by Clement Of Alexandria
as comprised in'thc fortytwo books Of
wisdom which the priests of Egypt,
also doctors, attributed to 'Hermes,
god and father Of alchemy. inventor Of
science, arts and laws. Itais, moreo-
YER, stated that the prescriptions ana
receipts contained IA The volume have
different origins and w5re collected
from still more ancient treaties;1 they
are, however, classified iifsections ahd
chapters, and touch upon almost es- "
cry kind of disease and preparation of'
drugs. saNffeady, II seems. III those
faf.rsniovsd days, the qdack specl6cs
against gray hair and balddesa mag 3
ic powders for ,tha. skin. philters Or
TIE heart dSe MeFs. Ippdeat jpstas1
with Hsn The ,.AAtas 4 bsps ~ y
eopy Of this papS III. d sos,s''>
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.CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received by the Board OF County Commission.
crs OF Boise county, ss tire Court House in idaho
City. on
Monday. January }, 1870,
AZ {? o'clock. +. NJ OF I'D day for the purpose oi
taking of the insgent sick county poor idiotic
aud insanc OF Boise county for the ensuing year.
bids To te as follows to-wis:
One bii tor the board. lodging. nursing. clothing
and washing for the INDECENT ..ek. county poor. idiot
ic and Of Boise county. !uclueing tha burial
~xp-bs~- Of all ,ag-nt s,ck. county por, iotc and
insane who may dc in sa.i lioisc county, for one
year from January q issG
One bid tar medical attendance and furnishing
medicines tor The udgant sick. county poor, .diotic
and il-an- Of Es,ire county, aui for holding Io~t
ostrm examinations all ~in may die In the conn-
~ Hospital Of said county aud Tor all post NOR.
tenn examinations made 1T the county seat Of .ai
Boise county where the would be chArg cable 10
the cuunty for year Lptu January ii. 1870.
Bidders may include the srosc two subdivisions In
one bid IL .o desired.
Par,ie. receiving the contracts VIII lie required to
enter the same IN writing. and Gle bonds with APP
proved security in the sum of donbc the amount Of
the,r bid. JAMES NoRIARrr.
Clerk of Beard County Commissioners.
IpAHo crrr, Nov. ~, 1915. go
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: SEALED PROPOSALS WILL RR

~ received 1t the County Auditors ofsc. -. 3
pair the roads, y; IS; a. A. D 1876 for keeping in re
~ ncsrdsnce with an act OF the Legslatnre oy lam
AerIatory, approved January 10. lS73-viy. A1.''>
.a,'sa '.es Ho; ;l;-Conmencing ut the Warm Snrinos
nlch and Sr" S,, s thence to the mouth Of inoi.
s usn0 Uaty 1nd uentsxville also from Idaho city /,
tue summit between Idaho City and Boston. w. :
., D''ct No. Accommodating at Ouartzburu
nslee, VIA Granite creek Placerville and Center
.y Also from Centervlle, via Boston, to the sum
mt between Boston and Idaho City. aud from Bostn,
y the Star Ranch. . ''' -'o''o'
d D.sfr,et No. s:commcpcing At the junction Of the
riacerviie and ftouedr City roads in Centeryille
thcn = 70 one mile above Pioneer City
District No. 4:-cDmmsncing At placery;lle ,tbence
"a the Upper Paystte Valley, am IN said valley |.
Mcbitde's Ranch. The bid for this district will not
incnde the rebuilding OF the bridges across the Paw
cite river.
D'ssscf No. 81 Commencing ut Horseshoe Bend
and running To Jerusalem.
District No. 6-Commencing ut the mouth of Car
yen creek aud cumming southc.ly toward hoise City
the county line. 49, F4 -
district No. 5:-Commeucing ct the mouth of hi
.ios Gaich aad running to banner city.
Also. tho read commencing at Pioneer City thence
To the Placersilie road. The divide between Boyle.
Gaich and ophir creek
Each proposal or bid so submitted to tie Board
shal he accompanied with bond conditioned for the
faithful performance aud duties Of ,ae contract
which may e made and entered into by and betwce,
the person making the proposal hid aud the Board
os commissioners IN sum not less than double tn,
amount bid and stated In said propossi for the i'm
rroscn-nt aai keeping il repair the leads aud
Highways within the district proposed, the said
boad 10 be securv~i BY two snicti-- who sha
justify in the form .and manner as Is required
ON bonds VI county uihcrra
JAMES MoRIARTY.
Clerk Board Co. Com.
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Paor. - tells the t,,Ii,wiu,: Dur.
ing the aftcr-dinner talk, the rough
specimen for whom l was surveying re
marked that mathematics had always
seemed very wonderful thing to him
Thinking to interest him somewhat,
began to illustrate some Of the won.
ders; among others, tried to show him
the way in which Neptune was discov.
cred. After some twenty minutes oi
elaborate explanation, ! was somewhat
taken aback to hear him say: Yes,
yes; it is very wonderful. very: but
with sigh) there's another thing
that's alters troubled me, and that is
why you have to carry one for every
ten: but, if you don't, 'twont come out
right s
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The highest price paid for #a
GOLD DUST, GOLD ANDslLveR BULLION
In coin or currency.
81 Buy and sell Greenbacks.
Summons.
Territory OF Idaho. County of Boise.

Territory OF Ilaho County Of Boise
Garrett Hayes Co vs. John Murhead
In Justices Court. before James Egan. j. P.
20 JOHN NCIRHEAD: Whereas. complaint
f. has been made before me. Jnstce OF the Pence
in and for Boise county. by Isaac Garrett of the
partners in the ahOve-Ianed firm. that you are in.
debted to them in the ~ nety- and len one
hundredths dollars ($9iln) Oh contract for the d
rect payment Of mon Vi: and that said contract was
for money leaned and meat furnished yon at your
special instance and request, and for yonr behoof
shown by bill on file in my office
Therefore. III the name fthe people of the United
Statns in the Territory OF Idaho YOU are hcreb, sun
moned TO be and appear before me. at my aiice in
Pacervilla in said county. on eth day of November
A. d. 1875 at two o'clock +. NJ. of said day, 10 an
swer said complaint. judgment will c taken against
you fort the ofniney four and ten one h"nredths
dollars aud costs OF STAT
Given under my haisi .at.a ut t'iactryie. s!f the
county OF Boise on the 2uih day Of November. A. D.
1873. JAMES EGAN.
Nov. %. 1875. ct Justice OF the Peace.
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PRor Swing swings clear of all Dc.

PRor. Swing swings ciear of all dc.
nominational cntanglenents, and is
going to preach the Gospel rs lac ull'
derstands it from an independent stand.
point. The plan is for him to deliver
ono sermon each Sabbalhin in NcI.ckcrs
Theatre, which, has the largest auditn-
rum of any building III Ca:cas,. Ia
make sure of support ami expenses,
fifty wealthy citizens bccourr RESPONSE
bic each for 81 900 Il ycar i"r three
years. Sittings arc l., h.' iet at Sl2
each per annum. M
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The MusIc OF SILENcE. There is
scarcely substance in nature out Of
which some kind If music has not
been evoked. Metals, wood, air, wa
ter, have all, through the agency of
human intelligence, been made sub
servient to musical tones: Even.
stones, and hills of sand, we are told
by travellers, have been known to emit
sounds resembling an instrument BE-
ing played at y distance. Thus, we
|see nature, unassisted by art or inge
nuity, furnishes for us musicL some
times grand and awful, again soft,
soothing, until at last it bushes into
silence. Even in silence there il :
kind ofamusic, as every musician well
understands: !: And in every compost
ZION do we not see natures music mir
rofed?ls There is the rush Of the tor
rent in grand crecendos, the moaning
and shrieking of the winds, the daalhi
ing Of the pelting rains then; the grad
ual dying away ofthe storm in grace
full diminuendos, until altis hished to
silence. Then comes the restf We aH
know the beautiful effect Of the reetlI,
in music, which is' the symbol Of the
music Of silence. lThere;is majesty inp
absolute silence aoftcn grand, Z swsins
spiring, more than is' produced by the
lbftiest strains Of 5sfichest hAsnioniesa
When we areitGd6y the writbNof ~
Revelations that 4 there lsess bllefresfna
hcagenfor thelspacest of'hale - hpdfy
what - makliRcent ilsasit Fconjtires tpl
isAheaminds Thonsaadsi iOf tltodsandsi
md tensIof tlioiysandi 6f'E Dtiat' aiSf' /
43or5ous 4nrdlsp wh6 swell Ht6snc ncaoif'l
JfIhcavsn. I'LL iai their shatpb pbastitIisl
dub.u udcpaid III siicisbbl + 6tsinltkA 3
mighty song: asl'l's'l.E i''ssi shs'1 ''s|ss!
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-21

Pleasant and Profitable EmplOy ymema
-.BeautifuE' ..Charming!" ''Oh. how lovely
..whss are they worth!" &c. ssuch exclamation
by those who sec the large elegant New chromos
orniuced by tho European and American 'hrome
Publishing CO. They are Gil perfect Gems O Art
n nne ~, resiss the temptation to buy when sec
inc the Chromos. Canvassers. Agents. aud ladlea
ana aentlen,cn out df emfloynent will and @is tne
rrsfcSei.ln1 cveroGefed to make 4oney. o4!uIl
ss.6sJcs- sseXd damp for conndchtisl Circular.
s1Sress =. GLEASON ! CO.. 73s Washington st.,
Boston, Mass.
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Notice to Creditors.
rs.a,e OF Alfred d. saunaer as>casct

Estate OF Alfred d. Sann ters. de<cased-
~aorrcr rs HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNDER.
-sisued, Adntsistratrix and AdDsnifArstar Of
the sAos4 named estate. 20 tho creditsFs OF md oil
nersocs saving clajh,s against said deceased. taex'
kibit the same. With the necessary voucher w,.n,n
In the undersicncd ut the Office of Jsnss w. Brown.
In idaho CITY, Boise county. Idaho Territory
- MARGARET SAUNDERS.
Admnistratrix.
JONAS w. BROWN,
.xFggELsA AK = Admiai isssese.
Idaho City, June Sth. 1873. Nv
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THERE is an Illinois conductor who
deserves the most conspicuous place in
the next new Sabbath school books.
HE was 80 kind to an. old lady when
she got off the train at; Dewitt, and
rendered her 50 much assistance in
getting her to the depot. that passen-
ger asked him if the old lady was his
mother. "Oh, no. was the reply, but
she is somebody's mother.
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naOrIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN By THE UNDER
signed administrator of the Ebosc natusd es
tate to the creditors Of. aud all per-"ns having
claims against -id deceased. to exhibit the same
with the necessary vouchers. within ten months
from the first publication Of this notice {" the un
sirrstgued hts place of business IN Idaho Cny
Boise county, ]. i.
1sAHo o1r.Sr. =. isis, AaniD.'.tsr
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sof:etu gotiees,

QOt>E LODGE. No. 2. r. u. q. T..
ID satts its regular meetings a. tts hall on \Ifk
Aafiay evenings II each seek. AZ y. O'Clock S
n.Gleer. IN good standing are invited to q
nat by order 4 ,h- ". e. r.
tI'El. l.E,oSs. SECRETARY. Jan Is 1S-tf
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JONAS W. BROWN.

TT0aNEr AID COUNSELLOR AT LAW. AND
4 yas.ry pablic Idaho City. L. I. viii pras,,ice
i,lI Loar's r; the Territory. ufY;ca ou Com.
szssal street, i~o ,ioor above Court House.
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|yl,h, Semi mi-IneshIg Warld
4 Pub,shed
|.=dayS Go Fridays
EN TUE
qss Idaho World Printing Company
,ru,y JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
4. Dd,s Ga,ha. adjoining uascnie nal. Wall Street.
.,,rs ::::: INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE

nate. "f SUb b>rrt ioMs
var - 90 Three Mcnchs. 80 90
a,a,ss !, 90 Sia.le ccpics... 25
By Iarrier, 50 per quarter.
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WI. j. t;UTuWEIL.. NJ. d..

DifICIlN. SURGEON. &c. graduate of y.fs~r
su Ns,'.csG COLLEGE. Philadelphia Once ot
psr eai o tira;1li- street, Piacerv,lle. Boise Co.
1lr idec&-s
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Mrs. HENRY, 2 said John to'his wife if
the other morning, "if you give ne =
Christmas present this year please
arrange it So that the bill won't cpme
in till the next month. Its just IS
well to keep up the illusion for 2 short
time."s sss .
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Rates OF -Advertisill:s:
Confessional Caras.

GEO. AINSI.IE.
Il TreRNg.v An, COUNSELLOR At Law. IDAHO
4 tS.y l. l.. ulacr oa Montgomery street, second
ID. Above tic ro>toidcr-
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A DOCTOR went out West to practice
his profession. An old friend met him
on the street one day and asked him
how he was succeeding in his busi-
ness. "First rate" he replied. I've
had one case" "WelI, and what was
that?" ut was a birth" said the doc
tor. "How did you succeed with
that?" "Well, the woman died, and
the child died, but | think I'll save the
old man yeti"
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Some years age, during the "unpleas-
antness" with the South, at a Union,
Thanksgiving service held in one of the
fouris!ling inland towns Of Illinois,
three ministers Of as many denomina-
tions ofliciated. The Presbyterian
clergyman opened the services in due
form. The Baptist brother delivered
the discourse, which proved to be
more of the nature. Of a stump speech
than ofa Gospel sermon. The Metho-
dist brother, who was somewhat
conservative in his political views,
was observed to sit rather uneasily
during the discourse. When the time
came for him to close, he rose with
great solcmnity, and. said: Nov,
brethren, in order to give 9 religious
turn to the exercises, let us engage in
prayer" ~
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BANKING HOUSE
C. w. MOORE s. co.
IDAHO CITY.

Do general banking business. Sell exchange on
New York. San Francisco, Portland l0gn.,
And the principal
The New York herald., 1875-11-10

OO7 9TH AVA RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS FIRST
Do class cook understands her business all its
branches is excellent bread and roll maker good city
reference.
The New York herald., 1875-11-10

900 EAST 32D STA RESPECTABLE AMERICAN
OAA first class cook washer and ironer; good
cad and biscuit baker best city reference Call for
The New York herald., 1875-11-10

7H7 7TH Av, BETWEEN 5isT AND SID sTS.-A
~ respectable girl as chambermaid and waitress and
assist with the fine washng and halfs reference
from last place. Call for two days.
The New York herald., 1875-11-10

707 WEST 18TH ST., TOP FLooR.-A RESPECTA-
lO BILE young girl first class cook and excellent laun
drsss Is good baker, expert in jees city
The New York herald., 1875-11-10

DOT 9TH AVA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS COOK
CO washer and ironer in private family best city ref
Call or address.
The New York herald., 1875-11-10

100 WEST 39TH STA FIRST CLASS COOK;
IOC thoroughly understands her business city refer
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-03-04
A GOOD JOKE.

West st. Paul was part of Dakota
county; it polled considerable Demo
cratic vote the Republicans thought that
if they could get clear of it they would
carry their county and elect their legis
lative ticket. And so they threw their
whole influence to annex it to St. Pau
and succeeded; to the serious detriment
of the county, as will appear when an
other Brooklyn grows up there and the
taxes thereon so to enrich Ramsey coun.
ty instead Of Dakota.
And now the joke comes in. 1t appears
that an obscure law provides that in al
such cases of CHI ange of boundary lines
the legislative districts are not changed
and hence West st. Paul's large Demo
cratic vote will continue to be counted in
Dakota county!
The Republicans gave away their cake
and didn't get their penny.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-03-04
Voice Of the Press.

We trust the newspapers who have
fastened to invcigh so fercely against
Mr.. Donnelly on account of this Ell Paso
affair, will do him the justice to publish
this full and clear exoneration from all
completely in the Observation-Disclosures
Gazette, (Den,ocrat.)
In justice to Mr.. Donnely, we publish
on the first page Of to-days paper let.
ter from VIM. Schmoele, a member of the
executive committee of the Memphis and
Ell Paso railroad company, which satisfac-
torily disposes Of the charges preferred
against that gentleman. DR.. Schmoele
says Mr.. Donnelly received no money
whatever from the company, that he de-
clined to receive the stock or agreement
for $50, 900. and that the same are still IN
his (Schmoele' 81 possession, the blanks in
the paper never having been filled out.
Mr.. Donnelly has many friends in this
State, who will read this letter with sin
cere qualification, furnishing as it does, a
complete vindication Of the ugly charges
made against him.-Mankato ReUiew,
(Dem.)
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-03-04
REMARKABLE cure.
Editor Anti Monopolist !:

Editor Anti Aonopoilst:
For the Leneft OF the public, and in Justice
to DR.. Schifmann, of St P. ul, fdesire to maze
known the means by which | Was cured OF
consumption. after having been given mp a.
hopeless by family and friends. For over =
year was afflicted with bad cough, which
continually grew worse, and annoyed me night
and day. / raised blood and yellow matter.
bad pain and rafting in the chest, great short
ness OF breath on exertion, and lost continually
in weight and strength. As several relatives
died Of consumption, and was getting no re-
lief from physicians, | hd but little
hopes OF ever regaining he III Upon the
urgent advice of NJ. C. Il. Ferry, of this city,
who was cured of . similar COMPLAINT, | con !.
suited DIR. Schi6mann- The use Of meiicated
inhalations, administered by him. vas follow
ed by most astonishing results. In short
time my cough got easier and freer, appetite
improved and strength returned, and after
persevering in the treatment few months
fnd myself entirely well, over twenty pounds
heavier, and as strong ~ ever, 50 that have
azain resumed work, which had long been
unable to do. Its therefore with feelinas OF
gratitude that recommend DR.. R Schi6mann.
II Third street, tn al who may require BIZ.
services.
Respectfully,
CHARLES MArHKR,
Hasting., Mimi
VIII b. 0lliet : Co.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-03-04

There is an old legislative custom. "a
custom more honored in the breach than
the observance" to vote the Newspaper
reporters 500 each at the end of each
session. The Senate the other day voted
$500 of the peoples money in this way
the House will vote $500 more. It is all
wrong. The newspapers pay their re-
porters regular wages, and there would
be Just as much reason in voting 500
each to the printers and press.men who
Set up and print the debates.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-03-04

The Minnesota Farmers Mutual Insurance
Company has fled their report with the Insur-
auce Commissioner and received a license for
the coming year. The Company has fully
complied with the laws of the State, and not
withstanding all the croaking of local insur :
ance agents, are prepared to continue as they
have in the past, to offer one of the best as we'll
as safest plans Of Insurance to the farmers of
Minnesota. A synopsis of their report will
appear next week.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-03-04

TABLEAu-Ramsey in rocking chair; Keith
on Ramsey's knee. Ramsey speaks: "How
do you feel now, my dearF' Keith: "Dear
father, feel $3.50 ?"-Mimneapolis Mail.
All, Croffut; that's the way they all
feel only $3.50. Even the original Nc.
MILAN men are not hilarious.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-03-04

MASON CRY, Iowa, Aug. s. 1874.
j. II. VALENTINE, Mason City Iowa.
The Edward Harvester that | purchased
of you has done me excellent service.
have cut l27 acres without the least de-
Law or one cents expense fer repairs.
The speed is uniform and even, with
little friction using the least oil. of any
machine ever used. tits of light draft,
stro ne, and reliable. and believe it to
be the best Harvester now in use.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-03-04
&etaltitratious.

The seat of the new capital is proposed to be
called "Donnelly." The seat Of Donnelly is
large enough for very extensive town.-St.
Paul Pioneer
Thank you, David. You shall have a
corner lot for that.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-03-04
Ne Trouble Or Expe..e.

MEssRs. E. HEALEY, i Co.: Having
used one Of the Edward Harvesters the
past season, l must say that | am we'll
pleased with it in every respect. l cut
20 acres, and l consider tho binders box
great saving over other Harvcsters. l
think it will save grain enough to pay
the wages Of one man. I had no trouble
nor expense whatever, and would recon
mend it. WV. DEPPN.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-03-04

Board Of Regens ask special co nsideration,
both on account of the elevation OF its sentl-
ments, and the purity and chasteness Of the
style in which it is dressed. His opinions on
the influence which cultivation of the fine
arts will exert over the manners and morals OF
a people are commended to the careful peru
sal of all who a1e charged with the education
of youth, or the supervision of institutions of
learninpO
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-03-04

THAT any Sewing Machine should have 50
many points OF superiority as a-e claimed for
the .sNe =" American seems to many minds
incredible.
The fact is the inventor started right, and
that the machine should be very superior is
but the natural result, and explains the extra
ordinary lead which it takes with the public
over the machines long regarded as the best.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-03-04
Cannot Estimate its Advantages Hig b
Enough.
HAMPTON, low

HAMPTON, Iowa.
II. r. VAN DENVER We have
used the Edward Harvester through the
harvest, and take pleasure in saying that
it has more than met our expectations.
That the estimate of the advantages OF
the Edward Harvester over the common
Reaper in saving of cost, time and labor
in harvesting, as published in pamphlets,
is not, in our opinioA, put high enough
that rather than return to the old method
Of harvesting, we would suspend raising
small grain for market; and finally, that
it is the most perfect Harvester We ever
saw, and if we could not get another, We
would not take reasonable amount for
our machine. THOMAS 3. DoLsoN,
JESSE JACKSON,
HENRY NoLrE,
d. Nj. Crow,
GEoR0E GIBSON.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-03-04
Fine Arts..Prof. Bradish.

We desire to call special attention to Mr..
Bradish's collection Of Works OF Art, which
are advertised in cur paper, "The Fine Art
Distribution. -
Prof Bradish is an artist OF distinguished
reputation. and his pictures are OF rare excel
lence.
We trust this enterprise will find favor ev-
erywhere There are no blcnks. Every ticket
prize. Every family should have ticket
for each member.
The resolution of the Board of Regents o.
the Michigan University is high testimony tc
the talent and culture of Prof. Bradish.
Tickets two dollars-can be had Of agents OF
of the Proprietor, Park Place Hotel, St. Paul