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Shanks.

! This time il i Shanks, o. IndianA
After q career which was chiefly dis.
|tinguished BY the consistensgvf Mn
which he supported ~ Jobs Mi1h mon
ey in them, an ungratef6l consti tituency
declined to reelect him. S. Shaaks
very prudently voted for the Force
bill, and be is not without his reward.
BE is to be some kind Of an Indian
Commissioners, at ten dollars day
and perquisites. This does not sound
very big, but there is money in II;
and besides, Offices are getting . little-
scarce, and some Of the ex-Congress-
men remaining to be provided for will
probably have to have new Offices
created expressly for them. Phzadd.
|phia Times.
Send Shanks to Idaho. It's true
there amt many lnjuns here but then
at ten dollars day, and 'perquisites,S
do you mind! and three thousand dol.
lars year for Bennett, and "inci-
dents.' the firm Of Shanks & Bennett,
or Bennett and Shanks, as you please,
could very easily clear two or three
hundred thousand dollars q year,
which would be nice thing for the
faro games and whisky mills, and ul
timately for the Territory, as money
paid into saloons. or played of at faro,
goes into general circulation. And
the great probability Of the early con-
signment of the firm to the penitcntiao
ry would be q constant source Of en-
couragement to prison wardeas and
underpaid sheriffs. Send US Shankst
The "perquisites" you see, are the OBJ
jectivc point-no bulk-aimed at by
all modern officers, and the carpetbag
species understand the naodus operan6
of attaining to the desired object to
perfection. The Times has not ig-
ured very closely on the matter Of per
quisites, or it had never said ten dol-
lars a day and perquisities does not
look very big" To carpetbagger It
means Creosean, riches, and he would
venture onto the sea of Office, even
without the ten dollars day to di-
rect his course, if the mountain Of per
quisites encompassed it.
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l &
J.v.R. Witt-General Merchandise. Plase.
| Weller & Smith-Gcueral Merctandiea.
Plaza.
james Eagan-Justice Of the Peace
Robert X. Irvin-Co Constable.
John Myer-Postmaster Granite street.
Mysr & Smith-Drugs 4 Medicines and
Fancy Goods. Granite street.
Myer & Smith-Wells, Fargo q Co.'S
Acents. Granite street.
w. j. Rothwell-Ph Physician and Surgeon.
Granite street.
J.W. Davison-Iuternation Hotel. Plaza.
Mrs. Margaret Buckley-Idaho Hotel.
Granite street.
Mrs. d. Steckles-PhUnix Restaurant
Plaza.
Garrett, Hayes & Co.-Empire Meat Mar
ket Plaza.
o. Donnell & Co-City Meat Market.
Jas. McKay-Magnolia Saloon. Plaza.
D. Donovan-Internation Saloon. Plaza
Girls. Anderson Miners Sslooa. Plaza.
Charles Kohney- Brewery and ealoon.
Plaza.
Diehl & Martin Blacksmith Shop. Plasn,
Martin Cathcart-Sh Shoe Shop. Plaza.
Alex. Crchard-Livery Stable. Plasa.
P. Langrie- Cabinet Maker. Idaho strsses
A. J. Boreland- Cabinet Maker. Bfool
way.
John Merrill-Iin Ware. Plaza.
Andrew Carvan- Barber Shop. Idaho
street.
D. G. Holden-C Carpenter shop. Id,ho
street. 4. D
John 3. Saunders -c,rpeassr ~ esan
ite street. d. q I. 81 SsB|
W 4. Hutchiason Carp psaesr ~, g.
ito street - s. aa
Andrew Folsom Csfpseler g.
Ails HALEY llilk Dse!sr. H.
J. ~. Dasion1 Ao<ne J 8
e:rsssIi : !. &. : =; - y; -! ~
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JONAS W.. BROWN,
WV. J. BOUTWELL,. n. D.,

llHYSlCiAN, SURGEON. &c. graduate Of JedcS.
I soa Medical College. Philadelphia Once on
rper end OF Granite street, PiAeerviile, Boise Co..
II tdect-u
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY

IN The undeTsigned. administrator Of the above
named estate. 10 the credtsoss of. and ell persons
having Chains against said deceased to exhibit the
came. with tho necessary vouchers. within ten
months from the arss publication OF this notice to
the undersigned. as Ptscerviils. In Boise County
Idaho Territory. TMoAAs Axspx.
Idaho y. March 20. is7s.-vl.l Adminiasr.
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Professional Cards.

GEO. AINSLlE.
-rosSEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law. IDAHO
\ 1T. once on Montgomery street. second
scor above the posiothce.
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ld,kp Tri-aveskly MarId.
Published
SUNDAYS, wtnHEsoAvs AID FneAn,
qha Idaho World Printing Company
~ soapKr v. JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER
x. \ nix Buif,s Adjoining Iasss II. wA Ghst
.r,x, .....: INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.

R.tes OF subscriptions
Va, IS 90 Three Mcnths.. - 90
@' M,o,hs 90 Single Copies..... -
SA By Carrier. 50 per quarter.
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~ sesessr:S SY'es n. .. ;. p; Taylor and q whoaa
esMw :. b Taylor. AZ ~ - ~ ~ 49, IN,
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BOISE CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

VIM. B. Norris-Agent Northwestern Stage Con
pany; also. ". r. / Co.'S Agent
". O. Tatro- Proprietor Rocky Bar Stage Line. /.
VIM. Il. Nye-Drug Store
+. r. Conn / Co.-Stovss. Tin and Hardware.
O. W. Moore-First National Bank Of Idaho.
P.J. PeAy-Harness. Saddle and Leather Dspo
7. Logan-Dry Goods. Groceries and Clothing.
r. B. Reed / Co.-Dry Goods. Groceries, a
Clothing. Wines and Liquors.
D. Falk / Co.-Dry Goods. 0rocsrles. and Cloth
ing.
L. schwabacher co.-Dry Goods. Groceries, IN,
Clothing.
+. Sonns-Groceries. Hardware. Iron and Steel.
9. Jscobs-Flouring Mill and Distillery.
Btlderbeck Schnabel-Groceries, etc.
c. Jscobs-Dealer In Flour, Bacon and whisky.
3. Spiegel-variety Store.
D. Levy-Groceries.
p. Cohen-Groceries.
Ars. p. Cohen-vsriety Store.
J. B. Broadbent-Jswelry. Clocks and Watches.
J. Brumm-Jewelry. Watches aud Clocks.
!. Humphry-Jswelry. Clocks. and Watches.
James A. Pinney-Book and Variety Store.
VIM. Bayhouse-Boot and Shoe store.
J. Pollard-Boot aud Shoe Maker.
J. Stool s-Boot and Shoe Maker.
A. B. Monson-Furniture Store and Cabinet M
kcr.
A. Hagar-Furniturs Store.
Mrs. Chas. ostuer-M Millinery Store and Dress
Maker.
Mira. Issacs-Millinery Store aud Dress Maker.
Mira. wineheimer- Drcss Maker.
J. Slocum-Dealer in Hay aud Grain.
J. cass-Produce Store and Dealer In Grain.
Jas. II. Twogood-Depot agricultural Implements
md Agent Florence Sewing Machine.
l. b. curry-Phososraphic Artist.
r. f. Howlctt-Assortineis Store.
7. Dangei-Bakery.
d. Levy-Bakery.
q. W. Gess 4 co.-Mea. Market
VIM. Il. Jsmcs-Meat Market.
J. A. Bennett l. co.-Meas Market.
Capt. J. ". Grimm Overland Hotel
Daah Young Central Hotel
A. p. Turner Tarn~r House-hoicL
J. II. 6ordou-capitsi Restaurant.
Agnew Raoe--I.ivcr. s.ablcs and Feed Corral.
c. Howell-Livsry Stable and Feed Corral.
chas. Nelson-iivery stable aud fecsl Corral
". Morse-corrai aud Feed Stable.
G. Hunt-Corral aud Feed Stable
A. Rossi-Iumb~r Yari
X. F. Hovleu-Lumirr Yard.
Barrett Wtlltams-Luu,bcr Yard.
A. J. Msss,on-Carr,agc. Wagon. Blacksmith and
sunsmtth Shops.
I on-Risrk .,u{,h Sh.,,,
II. Thompson Blacksmith Shop.
Baldwin Hemphtll-hlarksmi,h Shop.
q. ". w.Stilis-Biscksmith Shop.
J. woods-Blscksmith Shop.
]. G. Msuptn-forcmAn \. W. 4. Co. 4 Machine
hopa
". c. Carlton Foreman n. ". T. Co.'S Csrriae
hops.
s Do Lord--smali t3rocer.
q. Robbius-wood Yard.
I.ctn Bros. Mood Yard.
~. Mtlleman-WOOd Yarsi.
Ben. Andcrson-Carpcnser Shop.
". Dyrd-caspcnser Khop.
r. Corbus-Carpenter shop.
George Ells-csrpenter Shop.
George Englchsrt-Carps ntcr Shop.
I. LAndti-csrpenter shop.
II. Anthony-Carpcnter shop.
Capt Allen-Carpcntcr shop.
Fred. Beckhart-Carpcnter. Several others. names
OF known.
Bayhouse / McfIsnry- Shaving Saloon and Bath
ouse.
lThere 10 also Barber Shop in Overland Hotel
uildinRs. name Of proprietor not yet ascertanedl
j. Snclatr-Tatlor Shop.
l.. r. Cartee-Frutt Trees and general Nursery.
Milton Kelly-Stas<smas Once Printing EstabiiAl,-
lent.
John Lemp-Brewery.
VIM. u. superintendent Grange FIGURING
All.
Brick Yard-Flannegan Bros.
}. welch-Psinter. 0lasier. and Paper Hanger.
H.
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the HOUSE

Covefs one entire block. having frontage south and
east Of over 500 feet II admirably located for the
convcnicnce OF guss s thoroughly built IN the best
manner. with all modern improvements. Every
moor from basement to roof. encloses four.inch y.
er OF cement which with other safcguards render il
pfseticAiy dre proof Tho ventilation IL perfect.
and the whole Ii hein. rcAslcd with tho addition of
new aud elegant furniture required.
Tie service. table and other accommodations being
the same TO all guests. will bc maintained fully
up 20 the hseh standard Of their predecessors. ar
equal 10 any house In this or any other country
The propristoss have decided 10 meet tho Just exr
sAssons of thu public III these umea Of financial
prcssion by graduating prices st from &30s e :.
Per DAY. according locaiof the rooms
uptcd.
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GRAND PACIFIC
HOTEL,
CHICAGO, ILL.
CHICAGO. ILL.

Having purchased tho entire furniture and taken
:-.s> 81 this magnificent hotel. have admitted
=. At Mel n. Turner. formerly OF the old fremont
noose ana late OF tho Palmer House. Chicago. and
Mr.. Tyler B. Gaskiil. formerly OF the Revere Housc
boston. tn au interest In the business which will be
conducted under the name Of JOHN B DRAKE / co
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Dissolution Notice.
rHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO

l. fore existing between J. B. Emery and Edward
Fulmsr has this day been dissolved by mutual con.
sent. All persons moving themselves indebted 70
said arm viii please call and settle. Both parties are
authorized 20 settle the business Of the late 0rO.
J. b. EMERY.
IpAno CIrY. Jan. 81. 1915. I'D. FULMER.
The tndsrsiQned takes this method Of informing
he frsds and the public generally that be Win con-
tinue bueineee @ the old stand. Z. TOLNER
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-07

In perusing tho report OF pro-
csedings vf Board OF Supervisors,
given in this issue, it will be seen
that a bill presented by us (for pub
fishing the Annual Statement, and
required by law to be published)
was "cut down" one half. As some
vi our readers might think we were
attempting to extract exorbitani |
charges from tho county fands, We
give the following explanation:
The fret Annual Statement was
published in the Oscsola Outline,
then owned by d. A. Budget, and
the sum OF $40 was paid FIR the
work. Ii We mistake not, the
statement was then much less in
matter than now. The Annual
Statement tor 1873 was published
in the STAR, and paid for at the
legal rate-T0 cents per folio, q,
one hundred words. II amounted
to $40. Tho statement for 1874
was larger than any preceding it,
and counted 10 folios, amounting t"
1880. We were not aware that
any contract existed between lie
and the Board, for publishing thi.
statement, and We, thinking the lv-
gal rate given above likely to cansc
complaint, made out our bill for 50
cents per inch, or the rate paid by
Oscssla county amounting t" $3.50,
or a little more than half "f wha,
it would have amounted to il
charged at same rate paid last year.
| 1t seems that the members of the
Board cut the bill down TO rs cents
per inch, by bafing their action mp
en- a motion ad"p'cd Ivy them last
Spring in effect that "said proceed
ings" ("f the Board Of Supervisors.
we supposedly he paid for at the rate
If % cents per inch.
We do not presume that the
Board desired to act any other way
than justly; but it does seem ~
though there was n misunderstood
ing some xhcro. We make The
above explanation, that the pcop!.
may know why We acted rs We
did.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-07

THE friends vt W"man Suffrage
in Michigan propose I" ask u: the
Legislature now in session, that it
provide for submitting an amend
men, tn the Constitution, granting
to- women who own property and
pay taxes the right to vote. Many
anti Woman Suffragis's have ex
pressed q Willingness To see the class
of women above alluded tn cnfran
chisrd, and we would like to hnv,
their sincerity tested. 1t hardly
looks right TO allow one portion I'll
tho women to vote and dcbar tho
remainder from tic privilege. b.,
such an arrangement comes Il it'll
nearer t" nstico than the prcscn
state of things.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-07

u me, csused BY removal Of line
,imbs contain many ingredients
in their apparently light soil, sueh
a. line and calcarsous matter, that
make them productive for fruit
bearing, and other farming p"r-
poses. These lands are, by nc
means, deserts from which moth
ing Vt use, to 'nsn or beast can be
raised; on the contrary, many excel
lent farms ars to be seen in thu
county, made from snsh lands
when in proximity ~ timber, which
can be used Tor fencing aud fur
purposes"
Following the shove We find two
extracts from items regarding thu
productions fthe Plains, published
in the August numbers Of tn
STAR.
Tho pamphlet also abounds il
apt illustrations, representing ssene
in different counties, besides
handsome map OF the Lower Pen.
insula Of Michigan. 1t should b
read by all who desire a home il
the northern part OF our gram
State.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-07
ADVICE GIVEN BY MAIL
FREE OF CHARGE.
AGENTS WANTED.

IN. roorr Ia the author o. MEDICAL Corr
MOS sysss" a hook that reached circulation
Of over aS00n0 rspIcs also, 81 "rLAis HOME
r.tx." more recently published, which has 'oia
q, the sxsn, Of 10000 copies also. OF 'sciSEoT
IN sroRy,- which In now being published in series.
CONTENTS TApLss
OF an. excepting the hrst-menticnsd Sorh (which
!. out ~ rrint). viii he scnt free On srpl's dcn
70 eI.hcr DR. FoorE, or the Eur.ay Hill Publish
lar c,npauy, WHOSE ONCE u ian kHst ,s'h stree.
Asea,.-b,th MEN and women-wansrd to sen
the foregoing works, TO whom hbe's' rr'H' WI
In nliowe,. The becinrins- Of rmah f-r'"n"s
have born made In selling DR.. Foo1hs porea'
works. "pLArS uoxE TALx" 10 rr'icu rr'y
siep,e, IN aanlt., and sciKreH TN sT-N
,s,t the t,inx f.< ,se young. send f"r c''"'sn's
,as,c. and -.r or yourselves. Tie fotmer answers
q multitude N qwa.on. which lsdr~ and r'n"e
men ZEE, de,,crcy about asking Of 'helr shy''esns
Thc-. Ia nothing in literature ~ sh gss either
a tho frrging works. "scisScr ~ sronr
s., only b. had ~ ssene &C II tbs PuelisherA.
.rr.Alr u.ns TALk" 10 rubllsh"a Ia b"h nc
sns,,h ari ernsa Languages Once moro.
Agents Wanted.
AppnE,s AS ABOVE
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-07
Death Of Can't E B. Ward.

On Saturday last our little COM
mnnity was shocked, by learning
through the telegraph, Of the death
of Capt. E. Il. Ward, of Detroit.
FROM the Tribune We learn that he
WINS walking along Griswold street,
Detroit, about III o'clock a. IN, Sat.
urday, Jan. I'd, when he wss seized
with apoplexy, and fell dead on the
pavement. He was in front of the
banking Office Of E. X. Roberts at
the time, and was Immediately car
ried in there, and physicians sum
moned; but all efforts at resuscita-
ton proved futile. He had been
feeling we'll during the morning,
and had no warning Of the coming
end mp to the moment no fell a
corpse on tho street.
Eber B: Ward was horn in Can
ada, in 1911, although an Ameri-
can ci,izen). His fathers home
was in Vermont; but he had gone
To Canada to avoid the evil conss-
qnences of the war. They after
wards went back to Vermont, and
from thence to Ohio. E. 3. Ward
went to Marine City, in 1922,
where he commenced marine lite
as cabin boy on a small schooner
In 1885 he was in command Of the
Gen. Harrison, one.quarter Of
which he owned. Step by step III
worked his way up, until at thu
time Of his death his fortune count
oil several millions. Or late lie Ina
been withdrawing more from tn
vessel business, aud investing il
iron, copper and silver mines, roll
ing mills, pine lands, lumber mil
and railroads.
As regards religious matter'
Ward war a Spiritualist, OF til
stric,cst sort. In politics he wa
strongly Republican. He first maj
ried Miss Mary Mcqueen. Of Ma
rine City, in 1887, and five chill
dren, the result of their union, ar
still living. A few years since h
married a second time, to Miss Kat
Lyon, If Conneaut, o. Two chill
dren resulted from this marriage
both OF whom are living.
The funeral took place from til
family residence on Fort street, D.
troit, at 10 a. m, Wednesday, Ja'
oh. Public services we're held
Fort Street Presbyterian Chnrcl
Rev. Rob. Collier, OF Chicago, All
Rcvs. Calvin Stebbins and A. !
Picrs"n, If Detroit, officiating.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-07
SCRAP ROCKS.

SCRAP BOOkS.
A splendid assortment of SCRAP H'okS
have been expressly pr.,ar"d for the hol''
dny season. aud no prc.rn; OF more parma
nrnt interest cas bc selected i"r gent!emai
or lady, old or young.
Mol. H.lfbouad, cloth -idcs, gilt lack.
$50 Pr. IL Z Is incs~s =. ..... $500
No. 2. Half bound. cloth sidrs. gilt
back. $50 PIP. IL Is INCHES. 600
No, s. Full MOI scro bevcl,d boards,
gilt and anriqrr, very rich. 500 PIP II 20
Lettcred - order in gold II IS ceAt ~schhns
Sen, by mail, post paid, OH receipt Of price.
TIE ALDINE PASSE-rART0UTS.
In compliance With repeated i'q"c,ts. the
publish. ~ Of Tmx ALpISE have prrnarrd i'm
pression. If many OF their most beautiful
pl.t-s for pas.e .partout fran inx
The cats are mounted Oh beautifully
| tinted azure mat, with u handsome rod Dor
der line.
To attach ths glass. IL IL only left for the
customer to past. aud fold over an already
attached border, and thi. may be don by q
ckild.
~ suijerts,lc in .25c with g'ss, SOC.
Six Of this sixc Tor 81 90, when seleetion
| is left to publishers.
su'yects,'"Ai&t III. ."r'' VII" E'""r' ~
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IL subjects. lax Gin. ,5oe with glass, ~
Sent by rail, wi.hout glass, postpaid, '"'
price. ,,,
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| 6S Maiden Larr. New York.
| Agents for Michigan.
Boothiovd, Horton " Plcssner
| Detroit and Grand Rapids. Mick.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-07

On Saturday, Dec. 26'h, Dan'I
q. Byerly, manager OF tho New
Orleans Bulletin, made On assault,
with q cane, upon ex.Gov. War
moth, who was walking along the
street. A rough.and.tumbls fight
essued, during which Wsrmo,l
drew a pockst.knife, stabbing BY
erly several times, and causing
death within q few hours afterwards
The affair arose from . newspaper
controversy.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-07

A TELEGRAM from l. nd',n, dated
Dc. % l., gives tho awful iutrlli-
gencc of the burning Of the British
ship Cospatrick, at sca, ana the Zoe.
Of over four hundred lives. One Of
tho boats 81 the Inflated ship was
picked up by the Sceptre. 1t con-
tanned the mate aud two sailors,
who had been drifting for ten days,
and sustaining life greater part
If the time by drinking the blood
and eating the fcsh from the bod
les of their companions who died
The rcmnindrr of the crcw-feu'
cabin aud 424 steerage passenger
are supposed to have been lost
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-07
The G. R. IL R R. Lands.

We are in receipt OF a pamphlet
with compliments If p. Il. l..
Pierce, Secretary of the Land De-
partmrnt Of the Grand Rapids &
Indiana Railroad-which gives
much interesting information in re-
gard to the past, present and future
of the Road, as well as in regard to
their lands.
Nearly million Of acres Of lands
are now in market, and they are
situated in the Counties OF Kent,
M"ntcalu, Ncwayg", Mrc"s,a, ls-
abclla, Like, O-ctola, Glare, WEEK
ford. Missaukrc, Grand Traverse,
Kalkaska, Antrim, Charlevoix, Elm
nett aud Oiseg". They embrace
nearly ,v.ry variety "f soil aud
timber, affo'ding splendid chsrce'
for farms and homes for thousand de,
who are not slow in taking adyan-
ta.e Of the opening, and the lands
are rapidly being taken possession
of. The land office il mt Grand
Elpids, and WIN. A. Howard il
L,nd Commissioner If our space
permitted, we should be pleased t.
give to our readers The interesting
information regarding the present
condition and future prospects, O
the counties above named AZ col
forth in tho pamphlet. Ani W.
cannot omit making the following
extract relative to Lake county:
"The county 10 well adapted fo
farming purposes, in fact, but y few
years will transpire, ere THE vii
be one Of the best sections Of Mich
iyan, producing largely, and con.
triJuting extensively to the wealtl
of the State.
"Thc county was organized il
the Winter Of 1912, and th
county site was located at Gree
Dell, but Tor the purpose Of bnsi
ness convenience, 1t is practically q
Chase, seven miles west Of Rec
City. From late indications, prec
icatcd upon the action Of the Boar
OF Supervisors, it's final probabl
place will be ut Baldwin, on tn
Flint & Pore Marquette Railwa,
IT miles west vi Reed City, in I'll
vicinity of an excellent pine an
farming section, and from ito req
sonably central point, will he rsa'
lily reached by roads divsrging
every direction, Ne the surronndi"
country improves. lSincs writin
the above, The Board Of Supervisor
have, by vote, placed the count
site at Baldwin,
Again, in speaking Of the Plain
1t says:
"Ths kind Of land known
.Plains,' IN contradisiinction fro
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THE ART JOURNAL.

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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-07

TnE Luding,"n Record ga the
rootter III the STAR has just walked
mp, and is growing over the F. q
p. NJ. Railway, upon which Gears
have beer running into Baldwin for
the past six weeks" Why, Hop
kins, how you do talk! That roost
er was "sct up" for the purpose oil
waking You. Whisper it all around,
but don't tell anybody The Rail
road is completed through 20 the
Lake.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-07
Land For Sale.

A dus chance 70 secure an animproved farm In
Bsy county, Mich. One Hundred Acres Ut timber
land-thr w LofN W Y, fec. II, Town ~ N.
Range K; eighteen miles from railroad, .nd well
and time ON balance. Fer further particulars. ad-
drsss Rsv 3. 3. bartsr. Gss Huron 81, Toledo, o.,
sr OaAs. RADclIvYB
so Baldwin City, Mich.
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