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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-11-10
THE MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN G.

Whose cabinet or parlor organs
TRIAL EXHIBITIONS for YOURTy1
Of such at any). have effected
Organs In the LAST YEAR than
them, twenty years since: and are
:S pop.,a,r AsPlv14 W. nsd HnAHaT!
3 81 e. e &c s:a Ia 4 Ss.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-11-10
WS1uuvdCS0t0t NUo vO00Ot oS =
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP,
BULLS SARSAPARlLlA,
BULLS WORM OES TROYER
The Popular Remedies Of the Day.

Pr,.ei,.l once. $40 Ha,. St., LOUISVILLE. II.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-11-10

ms nave WON 8l8H1ST HQNO
RTxBN YEARS (being the only
tied MORE and 0RRATEK Pr
than in any sfmilar period 81
are now Offering ORGANS or
LLLEk STYLES OF IMPHOvEp o.
USTRATED CATALOGUE.
Ore than 100 styles Of Organs.
ans generally, which will be
~. NEW YORKs e.. 4.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28

According to the report for 1881
of the general manager to the auditor
of state, the b. & NJ. and leased line
have the following rolling stock: 81
locomotives, 81 passenger coaches,
combined passenger and baggage cars
6 combined mail and baggage carss, 4
baggage cars mail cars, l officer
and pay car, % way care, 1861 DO,
cars, 33i fiat cars, 2SS coal ears, IA:
hand cars, l2O rubble cars, 3 derrick
and pile cars, S snow plows, II veloci
pede hand cars, BIC stock cars,
iron cars; n total of 1895 vehicles.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28

The editor Of the Argus refers to the
fact that We charge the county $34 per
year for publishing the county Super
intendent's notice, and calls it q steal.
II the editor of the Argus will consult
| the statutes, he will find that the law
allows us .ffiy1ro dollars n year for
doing that work, and that We have
voluntarily made the county a dona-
ton of SIS a year out of the amount
lawfully ouH for doing the work. Sc
much for that falsehood.
Last August the editor Of the argus
slipped in "A bill for printing for the
county, that contained some of the
most outrageous charges that was
ever heard of. among which was 8
charge for county judges summons
at TIE rate of thirty dollars a thousand
The proof that this outrageous chargt
was made can he had at the cour
house: the bill was allowed Aug. 9
1880. Evidently Mr.. Al. Kenney i
a reformer-with a Vengeance. Thos'
summons when bought in Lincoln O
Omaha only cost eight dollars pc
thousand. We are prepared to Prov
the above statements, and we vast
this space TO show what a notoriou
liar Al. Kenney is-a man withou
truth Or decency-a political prosti
tute and turn-coat, Of whom it Is cus
+ rently reported, and generally be
licved that he sold his manhood if h
ever had any, and his independents.
r for $780, and Became the cringing slay
| and dirty mouthpiece Of a di>hone'
, county official. Bah, from such mer
good Lord deliver US.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28

Last Monday night a mysterious
warning was posted up i'll different
parts of town purporting to have been
written by one who vas in possession
of damaging evidence against a citizen
of this town, and limiting at a dine fate
in store for him if he did not leave
town inside Of ten days. The writer OF
those mysterious notices may only
be trying to levy a little black-mail.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28
rYei. Tees Weather Predictions For
Nay 1851

lst to Sd, cloudy with rain; 4ih and
5th, clear; 9th to 9th cloudy with
severe storms in localities; 10th and
18th, clear and liable to frost; l2th to
18th, cloudy and probable storms; 10th
and 18th, clear; 18th TO 2!st. cloudy.
with Ioca. storms; I'D and 23d, clear;
18th to 9th, cloudy, with heavy local
rains if no, storms; e1ta and 18th,
clear or fair; 29sh to 3is', cloudy. with
iicary rains and storms
The comparatively warmer days
will he about the 2d, sth, 18th, 2is',
10Th and 3is.. The cooler DAYS about
the Ah, Il,h, 10th, ED and 18Th
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28

4 tree planting mania seems to
have struck Rcd Cloud, and everybody
is planting trees. We are glad to see
our people take so much interest in
this matter, as nothing adds so much
to the appearance of a town, as plenty
of shade trees, and we feel safe III
saying that it adds to the he althful'
ness of the community. Let the good
work 90 on.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28

As courts have decided that con-
tracts made or entered into on Sun
day have no binding force and are
void, a Missouri man pleaded i'll a
breach-of promise suit that L con.
tract made on Sunday night was il.
legal. On the same plea, a marriage
solemnized on Sunday. as far as the
civil contract part is concerned
would be null and void, and could
not be enforced. Considering thai
more marriage ceremonies are per-
formed on Sunday than any Other
day of the week. such a decision
would create considerable commotiOr
i'm society.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28
PERSONAL xErr,os.

Rev. J. NJ. Pryse will return to Blue
Springs tomorrow.
Mrs. Lutz is slowly recovering from
a severe spell Of sickness.
Johnson & Crops went west this
week to start 4 cattle rancho.
Henry Cook, the druggist, returned
from the east Tuesday evening.
Edwin Moody, Of Townsville called
to renew his subscription last Satur-
day.
Mr.. Guble, with Jones & Magee,
will soon commence the erection OF a
dwelling in the northwest part OF
town.
Mr.. s. ". Switzcr, register Of the L.
s.. Land Office Mt Bloomington. Wa a
caller at the CHIEF sanctum last Mon
day evening.
Mr.. W. b. Cramcr of Cafhcrton, and
one of the Oldest patrons Of the CHIEF
called last Saturday and renewed his
subscription.
Mr.. John W. Schwaner, one Of the
influential citizens Of Guide Rock
precinct, called and subscribed for the
CHIEF last Tuesday.
Chas. +. CARSON, NJ. d., Of Ste Gen
evieve, Mo. called last Tuesday and
became a subscriber TO the CHIEF,
Mr.. Carssow has purchased property
in Red Cloud.
Mr.. James Beacham Of Beacham'
vile. NuckOlls county, was n pleasant
caller at the CHIEF office last Saturday
and we gladly number him among
our host of new subscribers.
Mr.. s. S. Wells, Mr.. Yenson and
others from Wells =. o. and vicinity
were in town last Monday and paid
the CHIEF a friendly visit. We are
always glad to meet our friends from
the northwest part Of the county.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28

Land O6es q Blosninstoa Neb. Atfil =. 1884.
Nosee i, hereby eixo thsf The following
named sestIes has died notice Of his intestioa TO
make 6nal proof in support Of b 10 claim and So
cure 6pal entry thereof before the clerk OF the
D;s,rict Court in. " ebsier coaety Nse-.. ~ ais
once 10 Red Cloud On Tuesday JAY 9Th.
lssi. viz:
entry No. St3 for the w = section y
foIjovipC a his witnesses. TO prove coutiosoas
rrsidsncc on and euitivation Of ssh usef via;
Bene.ict Lsostenc.r; John LeertSnea[' Scnn
Rock Neb.
.nritsSiune2 S,W. SWkILEh. be9UtsS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28

If Mr.. W. J. Vance wants a dirty
job of investigating-one that is par
ticularly nauseating-let him go down
and investigate the old mossback who
fled from the democratic camp about
three years ago to bite ut a $500 bait
held out by n county officer whose
official acts have brought on All inves.
tigatiOn of county affairs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28
rcf.cI 90 EAc1I2S.

Sosies IL heseby given. that I VII s1aeis
III rsrssps uhs nay de.irs - oeer tesosstssl
q e~SlilastG for ssseksss q the ysa0asy o!
50 non schools Of wsbsssf eozcty.- ~ ke1
Clon1 On The fret Ss,ar6ss in the > uhs Of
feHrs.y. Hky Ass.s. and NcSeaesr a;
.,.srr- Arril. Iuly sal October. At Gals
a.rt % IL si,ss S.tsr3.y IN the nsatAs 81
Vsrrh. JrDe. Septenb<s aad Deeeasef.
ExauihaSiecs 70 eoDDsnSe NseSc-@ Az
q &. Porx.
C,aaty SsreriItenara: =. P2hits Ie.;rue;a
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28
Snu&ea Out.

The investigation seems to have
been pretty effectually snuffed out.
The commissioners at their meeting
Monday concluded that they would
not 60 on with it, but would lay the
matter over until their meeting in
June.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28
Nsk;ee ef Sale ef a Is:1a5.

Neaiee is hereby givsa that on THURSDAY he
leth ssy q Asy. ISL. ct ths e. ,scns' 81
eouaty Nebra.ka. At iSo'eloek in the fcrrsoes.
I viii eHer Tor nie to the highest bsd:ef ~
cash, ore bay hors supposed 10 os sooets
;eeo years cid. weight about ~ loe- >&o
horse 10 be sold - N estrsy. -,
Dated Ibis The s.h ds5 Of April. A. D. lSl.
SIlAs =. WEILs
z-,l Justice Of the Peace
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28

Put away the little shot gun and get
a hook and line and pole, then seek
the classic banks of the ripping Re-
publican and after batting your hook
and dropping it into the placid waters,
calmly and patiently wait for a
bite. The exercise ~ will do YOU
good.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28
Blanksi Blauksii

A full line of State Journal Co.'S,
Blanks 1.-THE standard blanks Of the
stated are always kept for sale at the
CHIEF office, and at the same prices
that they are sold at in Lincoin and
Omaha. The following is o partial list
of blanks on hand:
Warranty Deeds,
Mortgage Deeds,
Chattle Mortgages,
Search Warrants.
Mechanics Lem,
Power of Attorney.
Bills Of Sale.
Quit Claim Deeds.
Summons iOriginall,
Summons (copy),
Appeal Undertaking,
Execution.
Order Of Attachment.
Affidavit of Vendor or Lessor,
Assignment Of Mortgage,
Precipc.
Subp9nas.
Notice Of ConstableS Sale.
Blank Receipts.
Blank Notes
Release Of Mortgage.
Agreement for Warranty Deeds.
Complaint to keep the Peace
&c. &c. ar.
| And most all kinds of blanks used b!
Notaries Public.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28

II YOU are const,patcj. debilitsted,
have dyspepsia, humor OF the blood,
one big fifty-cent bottle of DIR. Mar
shall's Bromoline will cure you.
Druggists are agents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28
MONEY TO A

Money to prove up with on final re-
ceipt, or on decided land at 4 per cent,
and l-62 per cent commission. or at
straight 10 per cent. no commission.
JNO. X. WILCOX.
Office next door to Chief office. Soft
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28
Money To Loan

On Real Estate. in Webster and ad-
Joining counties at the very best rates
It will pay every farmer who thinks OF
borrowing money, tn see me before
making arrangements with any other
party.
No expense to the borrower no
tedious delay-no dealing with eastern
parties-no application fee, bonus or
commission-nO fee for making OF
recording papers or taking acknowl-
edgements-no advance or semi-an.
nual interest, and no interest until
money is actually in hand.
Call upon or address
Il. A.. SIMPSON.
3stf Loan Broker, Blue Hill, Neb
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28

Land Once At Bioouingtos Neh. April. - 1881
Notice is hereby given thai The .~ollouins
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in import Of his CLAIM. aed
District Court Of Webster county st his once IN
Red Cloud, Nsh., Oh Saturday July :. 1881.
viz:
JAMS q. TrRyEH.
ma entry No. gsi. 70, the N W y section
town north range II wet. and names the fol-
I,wius a. his witnesses to prove eontnaoas
reeidenes on and culsivation of ssid tract vis:
NIoe,o Tobia. Haslry HsmpAU. Richard
Lewis nd Lavreaee Ts bin all ei Bias Hill
Nebraska
spriiajsns % s. v. Register
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28
A.sn.iss Breeder. Q! Horses!

The fine Stallion known ~ Tom
the property of David Boesch will
stand for mares the present season ut
the following rates. viz IS To- insure
single mAre;two mares, &l5; more
than two nv the same owner, g. each
For the season o.; Single service. ~.
Will stand ut Red Cloud ON Friday
and: SATURDAY. of each week; nj Guide
Rock, Mondays and Tuesdays oi each
week, and at Amboy Wednesdays and
Thursdays.
"TOM'
l. A fine horse. being of Pcrchcr"n-
Canadian and Blucher-Morgan stock,
beautiful dapple bay, sixt-en hand,
high, weight, 1903 pounds.
JOHN BOESCH.
24m3. Ambov. Ncb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28
al kinds q : Horse

seen in this section. Weight. IN flesh,
800 pounds. Beautiful Bay, Symmct-
rical form, good life, high carriage and
best of all as kind n a kitten. His owner
also has a good Jack with him ut same
rates. Until further notice Will I've
found 40 the Commercial barn.
Colts can he seen nj the premises at
Jos. Fogle. State Greek: Esq. Vance,
Inavale; o. Mccall. Henry Gerkke,
nj Becker's farm and Rallston's At In
avale, also ut Red Cloud. Mules Al
premises II Lew Smith and Ben Port
nier. Guide Rock. Elm creek mills
and Red Cloud mills.
The owner has entitled this Jack
Capt. smith" being the famous Lew
Smith Jack, formerly of Guide Rock.
Shows the best stock III the valley.
ID. LUTZ. Proprietor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28

Mr.. A. o. Berg has accepted \ si,ua
,iou with A. :. Marsh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28

Will stand this season at Red Cloud
ai la-t years rates. viz $SoOtoinsnrc
single mare; Two mare $500: more
than two by the same owner, 81 Oh each.
For the season. $500, single service,
$500.
This horse needs only 10 be known
to br admired. He has been acknoal-
edged by many good judges 10 Ice the
kass
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28

Headquarters for nice Millinery
goods at, Mrs. MCBRiDEs
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28

A traveller on four continents SAW
that DIR. Marshall's Bromoline. the
Big Blood and Liver Cure Is the best
blood medicine in the world II is
sold AT fifty cents a bottle. Druggists
sell IL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28
GROW N!

Not the Crown of King. nor the
Crown of Glory, but the Crawn Sewing
Machine, the latest and best machines
in the market, it will pay YOU to call At
the Post Office and see il before you
purchase, For Sale by NJ. b. MCNTT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28

TENANT WANDA farm to rent, S
miles from Red Cloud. % acres
under cultivation. Apply 10 J. Gae~.
Ter at the Bank. SStf
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28
Ac:s-s, cs.s g ERE THREAT

c:3-s, CO = sEs ..-sSS
AsTI &c stopped. yesIsct frss-nuy ressits N
- Ieearahlc Lzsr DIs~Ss- % ~Fsas7.
-eisef in A,sius. Rsose5ir'. C,a<bs. Catsrr--
>es,un piivs aaA 1krozs ftsesset. Fsr tsisfJ
.esY. the TrecAe~ As~s Sesa ~
sAyscisss. and siyzys give psrfsct ss,isa-tsss-
th<y are not new o. sssrlet -. s1siES ese1
osseI ty ui1e ssA eassas pss 5s sesrty -
>ssiYs geseesrieR they hsss zit,isea sssi-
pssNet rznk .nsos the les Fssls rxsas5s.s 9,
De aSe PyLsic .pe,ke-s AL Sisxe~ sse sssas
Q dear al r,reo<-sea sb- Yoke sod q:
9eety Srs ese.x . sSx ever =1er<.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28

Land Once At Bloorinstou Neb. April q. 1881.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler hiss fled notice Of bis intention to
make dnsl proof in support Of bis claim and BE-
cure final entry thereof before James 4. Tulieys
CLERK Of Cart in Webster county Mob. 1T his
once in Red Cloud Nsb. on Saturday July md
ISL.
HILLIAx II. sfIAau.
H'i sn.ry No. aOU6. for the 3 HH zee. y tovs
5 worth range ~ west and nAmss the following
rs his witnesses 70 prove continuous res,denes
on and cultiv alton Of said trsct viz: iva
m. Keeoey, william Crouch. Bries IL. France
Of Cowles Nsb.. aud Asrvin L. Thomas Of ksd
Cloud Neb.
aprii2sune2. 8. W. 6WITZBk. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28

Land Office at Bloomington Nsb. April. q. 1880
named settleY has 6ied notice II lis intention to
make 6nai proof 10 support Of his claim. and %.
cure final sn.ry thereof. before the Register OF
Receiver at Bloom ington Neb.. on Saturday,
July 9Th 1881. viz:
JOSH Srov.
Presumption d. g. No. 6Si far the Lots Nos.
and S, In sec. s and Lot ] see. 2 town ] N. rznss
10 prove his re sidenoe and cultivation Of said
tract viz: George DeLons. Adolph smith
Nathan Ayerr and Allen Ayers. ell Of River
ton Neb.
spril8june2. 8. W. SWITzER. ReGistsr.
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state Pride.
Nevad. Tribuns.

The Sacramento Bee thinks Nevada
should be returned to Territorial
condition, and the Bee Is right. 4
State Government snch as that OF
Nevada is farce. The census gives
US $1,000 population. though il may
run two or three Thousand over that.
as the enumeration was very careless
iy and incompletely made. The pros
poets are that, instead Of increasing.
our population will greatly diminish
within the next few years, The Com
stock IS nearly exhausted, and our
ranges are nearly all grazed out, and
there is nothing in the State to at
tract an increase Of population. We
are conducting State Government
more elaborate than the State of New
York; our soufces for revenue are
shrinking every day; heavy taxes are
coming directly on the shoulders of
the people, and unless there should be
a miraculous change for the better. it
will not be long till the only profitable
industry in the State will be Office
holding, and all the people will be
working to support the officers.
Many Of the Nevada papers ridicule
the proposition to return this State to
"a Territorial condition. They are
actuated by what they are pleased to
term State pride. pride goeth be-
fore a fall.v
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A LAWYER enjoys badgering wit
ness, but it is not so agreeable when
the witness gives his answers in kind.
Hunting bears is good sport, but when
the bear hunts the hunter it looks like
carrying the joke too far. An old
witness was asked in All iasulting
tone if his memory was good. "Yes,r 2
was the reply. con some points it is
extremely accurate, but on others
must confess that it is defective.
Won't you give the Court an Illus
tration?' said the lawyer. "Well,n =
drawled the aged witness. Il clearly
remember that year ago you came
to me and borrowed 500, but for the
life of me can't remember that you
ever paid me.'
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novr, 8 IL 49,, ~ Ii ... u
!. \, !, .s
]. u $ '''
''s 's'''Uw I A''l 'ss E e s's'a y y manners
Win 2 pft "a p'easantry played "a on
2 man o. the past This mar, tattered
and ts'rn, deserted Of hope, stood lean
ing. as one in dream, against cor
|ner Of the depot. All the color of bis
face had emigrated to and settled III
the end If bis nvse; probably ii order
% he near the grand bnsiness scenter.
This bundle Of rags with red head
light the pilgrim approached, throw
ing backward look IS be did sd, a.
much as ~ say to his chnms: Keep
your eyes On me and you'll zee fun
The pilgrim drew bunch of matches
from bis pocket, broke eft one and
gfavely and deliberately approached
|lt to the nose Of the great 1tattercd
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*Is this = bxr-room!~ asked strap
ping fellow ii ! coonskin cap and y
butternut suit, AZ BE eyed the plies oi
glasses and slittering bottles.
Certainly, sir; what'Il yoa have.
|sirg answered and enquired file white
aproncd attcnuant-
II reckon not, responded cooDskin,
gIancing around suspiciousIy, where's
The barrels yon sit on?r
I'VE keep the barrels ii the cellar
where's the gang sittin' around
the stove and ready 10 waltz up at the
sight Of coin?'
Eve don't allow any sitting around
here. When : gentleman drinks, III
goes OUT
where's the man with bis eye all
gouged out?y demanded coonskin in a
whisper.
we don't nave any such farties
here Can | do anything for your
"Ain't ye got any odd noses some
where?1 asked the visitor, with wor-
ried expression.
No we haven't" I" responded the bar
keeper, firmly.
"Will the man who tomahawks
strangers be in directIyw interrogated
|coonskin after short pause.
Don't know any such man. If you
want anything ask for it.'
But the man who shoots the glass
out Of your mouth without spillin' the
pison; wIere might be bezp
Perhaps you had better go away
from here. think you had better get
out."
"Say them words again, partner.
That sounds like it. That's natural-r \
"Get ont. Or I'll throw yon oat.r
"Oh, now you're whisperin' stranger,
Sing it over to me. Club me once or
twice. Put a bullet through this nigh
lung. Put a skewer through this left
kidney Of mine. You're a shontin'
now. Gimme some Judgment sunrise.
Talk 10 me again. Why didn't yvu
declare yourself at first, pariner; why
did you hold back? Throw me the
tanbark.p
And he poured out an allopathic
dose and downed if, paid for it and
walked of.
A Montana man can't enjoy his
whisky in bar-room that doesn't in
some way remind him of home At
bany Argus.
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COMMENTING upon the formidable
array of scholastic evangelical titles al
the reception of Bishop Haven in San
Francisco, the Oakland Times says;
"The real value Of these impressive
titles is much diminished by the great
facility with which they may be de-
rived from one-horse colleges and uni
versities. However, they do no harm
to anybody, being merely grotesque
manifestations of innocent self-esteenl,
like the curl on pigs tail.
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A PROSPECTUS has been issued in
Paris of the Central American Subma-
rine Telegraph Company. the object of
which is to cennect Central America
with the United States aud Europe by
caIle-with tributary land lines-to
be laid from Belize to Cuba. Spain
has been granted concession therfor
and England will guarantee eI 900
annually for wenty years as the pro-
ceeds for Government telgrams to aud
from British Honduras. The capitol
of the company is to be FlaO,0O
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2rcfessinlial Cards.
HEMAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.

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A TTORNEY AMI COUNSELOR Az. law .rn
"A Notary Public, Idaho City. l. 4. viii practice
in all the Courts of the Territory CJrFrcr ~ Co..
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size OF the grain is ENORMOUS, fully three
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it is without doubt the LARGEST
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WIN. >. re rHwELL. M. D.,
DHYsIcIAN. SURG ON, &c. graduate n 1.t,sr.
son Medical Col ege. Philadelphia. Once on
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Inventors and Patentees

sn. saould send for instructions, terms, refer.
snees, &c, to Edison Brothers, Solicitors
Nh tents. Washington, d. G., who fur.
1lsh !, the same WITHOUT CHARGE. Edison
, brothers is we'll known and successful
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and !. = a. Lehman, solicitor of American
11a an Foreign Patents, Washington. d. c.
q, All business connected with Patents.
fans.N fe.ner before the Patent Office or the
nad. promptly attended to. No charge
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-02-22

Jar GouLD's income is said to be
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-02-22

III TN 09fper day at home. Samples
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