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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-09-03
THE MILL AT CROY GULCH.

It will Begin Rsnaing this Week, and
Run all wlnter-A Grist 4ill to be
Added Soon.
T. H. Rowe, the miaman who is
erecting mill at the mouth of Croy
gulch. opposite this city, expects to
have his sawmill running by Thursday
or Friday of this week. He has his
boom secured, aud in place, and a
quarter'million feet of logs within a
quarter of mile of the boom. The
boom will hold logs in the highest
water. Mr.. Rowe will run his mill all
win:er.
This years run is only an expert.
mental one; but Mr.. Rowe is satisfied
that it will pay, and he has therefore
put men to work cutting a million
feet OF logs. These will be banked,
and brought in next springs Use. The
logs are cut in the mountains, about
70 miles up the river, and between
Easley's and Galena.
Mr.. Rowe expects no trouble in
selling his lumber as, being at no ex-
pense for hauling, he can sell for IS
to ~ less per 1000 feet than any
other lumberman, and make as much
as they are making at present prices.
In addition to his sawmill, Mr..
Rowe will have a teed mill running
within two or three weeks, and.
shortly thereafter a grist mill. He
expects no trouble whatever, as he is
= thorough millman.
All the lard which will be required
10y Mr.. Rowe has been leased from the
i.& o. Company for 81 per year. He
will employ from 5 to Is men shortly
after starting, and add to his force
whenever necessary.
Mr. Rowe wishes the statement
(which was published in a contem-
porary) that he had come from Saw
tooth corrected. He never was in
Sawtooth, and came here from Cali
tornia last spring.
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HALEY IDAHO
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. q.
UNITED STATES LAND {

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
HALEY, IDAHO.
August 10, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that Frank Taylor, of
HALEY, Altur"s county, Idaho Territory H. l..
.,ewlnan and w. B. Farr. of the city of st. Louis
state OF Missouri, E. $. Newman. of Pine Ridge
OF Ogden City, Utah Territory, by Frank Taylor
their attorney in fact whose postofiice address is
nality, Alturas COMFY Idaho Territory, hsv, made
application for l nited States Patent for the
SNOW FLY LODE MINING CLAIM
situate in Sections 80 and "a, T. 3N,R 17E
Boise Meridian, Mineral Hill Mining District Al.
tnras county. Idaho Territory consisting of / 494
linear feet OF the lode and surface ground 600 feet
wlde. being Lot No. II, and described in the field
notes and plat of the official survey on file in this
office, with magnetic variation at ls degrees and
80 minutes east. rs follows: Commencing 1t the
discovery point of this claim, and running south
% degrees and w minutes east l7 feet to the CEN
ter OF the east end line Of claim; thence north 30
degrees ana 80 minutes east, 800 feet to corner No
l.; thence south 30 degrees and 80 minutes west
GU feet to corner No. .; thence north 80 degrees
and W minutes west 727 feet to corner No. 3.
thence north 10 degrees and Os minutes west $50
rect to corner No. 4: thence north 80 degrees md
80 minutes east $50 feet to corner No (. thence
south u degrees and % minutes east, 7G7 feet
TO corner No. q; thence south so degrees and O2
minutes east 727 feet to corner No. and point of
beginning survey of exterior boundaries. embra
cling All area OF 10 34-l0Oacres applied tor No CON
hiCtS
From corner No. !, a section corner between
sections ~ and "a of township q north of
range IL east of the Boise Meridian bears north
u degrees. % minutes and OF seconds east q II
feet distant ' 0''
The said mining claim being of record in IN.
once OF the County Recorder Of said Mining Dis
trict at HALEY, in Alturas County, Idaho Terrific
81. ne nearest known locations being the Davitt
Bon Ton. Washington, Montana and Richmond
any ana all persons claiming adversely any por.
ton Of the said Snow Fly Lode Mining Claim or sur
tace ground are required to file their adverse
claims thereto with the Register of IN. Tnitad
STATES Land Once. at HALEY, Idaho TERRITORY
within the sixty days publication thereof or thew
VIII Dc barred by virtue of the provisions Of the
s'a'ute In such cases made and provided.
HOMER l.. POUND, Register
direct that the foregoing notice of application
LOT patent DE- published for the period of sixtv
uays ten consecutive weeks) In the Wood Ri ,er
i,aliy TINES. newspaper published at HALEY
county. Idaho Territory.
aio"Io HOMER l.. POUND Register.
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SEN,lN RNRElc

70 any one sending full name and address. VI
tnins Autographed Fashion Plates and about ~
oeautiful Wood Engravngs. illustrating the va
latest novelties in Ladies' and Childrens Su'
and Cloaks, Underwear, Infants Outfits Hosien
Gents Furnishing Goods. Laces, Fancy SSS gov
Siiv+rwnre, Jewelry, Watches. Boots and snS
HAIR Goods, etc, etc. Prices lower thsn tnose
any other house. H. +. KOCK son, tn W.
and 2Oth street New York s?'wiH
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1857 Prizes. SllOAOO
Whole Tickets, s2.o Hall. Tickets. LOO
~ Tickets, . 5O.O0I55 Tickets. 100. 90

Remit money or Bank Draft in Letter. or send by
Express. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LET.
TER OR POSTOFFICE ORDER. until further no.
tice ORDERS Of IS and upward by Express. can
be sent Ut our expense. Address all orders 10 j. j
DOUGLAS, Louisville, Ky. slttsd. w3yl
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THE DOLLAR COLUMN

Acknowledgements not exceeding an inch n. -
:ines o. small type IN length will be inserted e
enis column TOT one dollar per week, or 6ftv a.A
sc hrst insertion and twenty-five cents escs Ssns
d.tiocsl insertion-payablei in advance A %.
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Ears 70! Tie Million !
FOO CNOUS BALSAM OF SH RK'S OH,

FOO CnOOS BALSAM OF SH RK'S OIL
POSITIVELY RESTORES THE HEARING. AND
Is THE ONLY ABSOLUTE CURE FOR
DEAFNESS KNOWN.
This oil Is distracted from peculiar species of
small W HlTE SHARK. caught in the Yellow Sea
known as CarcharodOn Rondeletii. Every Chinese
fisherman knows II. Its virtues as resforstiv. nj
nearing were discovered by a Buddhist Priest
ABOUT the year l4lO. Its cures were 80 n,llner
and many 80 seemingly miraculous, that the rem
edy WAS oficially proclaimed over the entire En-.
pre- It's use became 30 universal that for over
oV years no DEAFNESS has existed among the Chinese
people. sent charges prepaid. to any address at
$l.0O per bottle. "
Hear What the Deaf Saw!
It has performed a miracle in nv case
much better. ~ '
have been greatly benefited.
My deafness helped great deaI--think another
bottle will cure me.
My hearing il much benefited
have received untold benefit.
My hearing is improving.
1t is giving good satisfaction.
Have been greatly benefited, and am reieiced
that saw the notice of it.
It's virtues are unquestionable and its curative
character absolute as the writer can personally
testify. both from experience and Observatory
Write at once to HAYLOcK l. JENNEY Dew street
New York. enclosing 81 90, and you will receive bv
return remedy that will enable you to hear like
ANYBODY else, and whose curative effects will he
permanent. You will never regret dom, so -"
Editor of Mercantile Review.
10 avoid loss in the mails please send money
by Registered Letter
Only imported by HAYLOCK JENNEY.
Sole Agents for Am erica. 7Dey street. n Y
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$l25. THIRD DAY.

First Race-Mile dash for 1925: first horse 500
second 1926. |'
second Race-One-q quarter mile, for $50
Third-Ladies' Equestrian Exhibition, for cash
prizes.
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3l|5f9333! !|E23|
$4,000 for 81.

$4,000 for 81.
~ REGULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
Sk will take place in the Masonic Hall. Ma
sonic Temple building. in Louisville. Ky
Thurstla Sept. AZ, 1883.
A LAWFUL LOTTERY AND FAIR DRAWINGS. char.
tered by the Legislature Of Kentucky, and twice
declared legal BY the highest Court in the State
Bond given to Henry county in the sum Of $780, 900
for the prompt payment Of all prizes sold.
A Revolution In single Number drawings.
~ Every ticket holder his own supervisor. can
cali out the number on his ticket and nee the
responding number on the tag placed in the wheel
in his presence. These drawings will occur on the
last Thursday Of every mouth. Read the magniA-
cent
SEPTEMBER SCHEME
Prize. ....... $4,000 2Oprizes $500 Ell $40 900
Prize. .......... 10000 100 Prizes lO0eh 10000
l Prize. 5000 2OOPrizes 5Oeh 10000
2 Prizes 81. 500 EACH 5000 500 Prizes 2Oeh 10000
Prizes 81 900 each, 5000 1000 Prizes 10 Ell 1900
Prizes. 300 each approximation Prizes), 27OO
2 Prizes, 200 each 1900
Prizes, 100 each - 700
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TICKETS can be purchased at all the PRINCIPAL
places OF business in HALEY, Bellevue and
htchuin. and from, all the members OF the Bullion
Miners Union.
IT, puili n.y.. .,- ,;.Y. ;,;.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-09-03

Ihree or more horses to enter and three to start
In all races ten per cent of purse for entrance
All entries must be made before 8 o'clock D., m
Of day preceding race.
Races to be run under the Boise City Association
rules
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-09-03

the Lime Kiln in oreenhorn sulch has be-,
purchased BY Msssrs. Tatfo Hodgman, who -,n
continue the business. W"
Leave orders for Lime with v. c. T,tro H.,
ley.
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500. SECOND DAY. 81

o. Match Race between Hog Back. Niger Baby and
steers bay colt Wild Boy. for u purse of $780, OF
which each entry will put up $3.50
second Race-Six hundred yards, for 500: s7c
to first, $25 to second
Third Race-Half-mile and repeat, for $3.50; sl2d
to first $25 to second.
Fouith-Match Races
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'Ilckets( 'a %a% .aS f fsn:':' 1890
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-09-03

D. NJ. BANFIELD, President
j. b. OLDHAM, Secretary.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-09-03

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horse $l25. second 1926.
Second Race-Saddle Race one.fourth mile
purse $75; first horse $40. second $25
Niger Baby
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A sn YOux aRosru roR KnE'DrH's

IN tAIIN NUFb HNW INHIIIN : ..--.
KlbN.DRIED CORN. NEAL.
Circular To the trade mailed FREQ TO dealers.
Address, JOHN q. KREIDEi, Mani Milton
Grove, Pa. s5llmd
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"Dr. BCnson'S Ccicry ant ChaUtomtic Put'
cured my CiJe tutmediWcty ot ScUcre mcWrm
gia." n. NJ. CockIin, shcphordJown, Pa. SOC
nj hrnggisla.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-27
Tho Democratic Ticket Named IN Phila
delphis,
CuEAp SEWsI'APEitS.
Tho Trouble over the deduction In Prices
in New YORK.

Tho IrOuDiB over the keduCtlun III triSPs
in New YORK.
New YORK. Sept, 27.-The opposition
of ths news dealers to tho reduced prices
Of the daily papeis hUrc Threatens to be-
come strong. Neither patrons nor papers
are reaping benefit, as dealers refuse to
soil for lees than IS aud 20 cents per week.
A meeting of east side newsdealeis was
held last night to take into consideration
tho recent reduction in tho price of daily
newspapers. Much indigr alton was cx.
pressed against the HerdId, which reduced
its price to two cents yesterday, because 1t
is proposed 10 give only third of cent
profit, instead of tho half cont that was
given before the price was reduced. The
profit on the Tunes has been reduced from
one cent to half cent. Both Tribune and
Tules permit the return Of papers not sold.
Sixty OF the dealers present sigucd
paper plodging themselves to
charge three cents for the HCrd!d OH the
stands, or 90 cents II week delivered,
including Suudays. They also agree to
charge Is cents week for the Times do
| livercd ut residences. Committees were
appointed to act with other organizations,
and an adjournment WAS held until nex'
Friday.
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RESCUED rKusi DEATH

The following statement OF william J. Cough
In, OF Someryille, Mass, ia so remarkable that
We beg to ask for IL the attention OF our read
ers. lie says "In the fall OF 1876 was taken
with violent bleeding OF the lungs, followed
10y severe cough. l soon began TO lose my
appetite and flesh. was so weak at one time
that could not leave my bed. In tho sum-
mer OF 1877 was admitted to the City Hospital.
Whil q there the doctors said had hole in
my lett lung as big rs halEdollar. leXpend'
ed over u hundred dollars in doctors and med
icines. Twas so TAR gone at one time report
went around that was dead. gave up hope
but friend told me OF DIR, VIM. HALLS
| BAISAM FOR THE LUNGS. l laughe al
| my friends, thinking my case incurable, but
| got bottle To satisfy them, when to my sur
| prise ar qualification, l commenced to fee
| better My hope, once dead, began TO revive
| aud TO Nay feel In better spirits than have
tho past three years.
~ writethis hoping you viii publish II, &c
| that every one atllcted with Diseased Lung
| will be induced 20 take DIR. WIN. HALLE
BALSAM foRTHE LUNGS, and be convince,
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
| have taken two bottles ami can positively say
| that IL has done mo more good than MI th'
other medicines have taken since my sick
| ness. My cough has almost entirely disap
| peared and / slls.. soon ~ '''''' ""'o wofE
Sold DI y. n Cochran lSf Norm SHoehs'-os
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DARKEK's TUNiU.
Telling it Very Short.

"Ill tell II, sir, In few words II can, but
the story won Il MI book II justice was uohe
to It," ..,,-.,
surely, Michael but put IL short this time
SOS I can sQuCoZo IL into page OF letter
paper" -- -.
Here you are. sir, then, and there are thou
who will testify to the truth OF what say.
MY numt Is Michael Guiltoylc. am seventy
lur years old, For about nine years was
almost shut out from tins world by rneuinu-
ti-n. | had peddled small wares IN TINS Guy
tor years, and had 10 stop altogether. At the
best OF times l could only hODDle lIlsefaDly
about with my cane, 1 was bent nearly double
with pain and weakness, and my hand were
of "A once strong man. None OF the medicines
usually given for rheumatism dld lhe least
good, sir. My Old friends and customers ior-
got me, as though were under ground
, : with tho end OF my nose and tho tips OF my
toes
Turned up TO the roots OF tho daisies
My days and nights were doletul and painful.
l had no hope except In death. That Is oous
| truth, and Mr Mosher, here, knows II,
| ~ can't tell you how, but PARKEhs Iohlo
| cured me. That was three years ago IN M
| lively rs II cricket now, sir, ana go my pnsl-
| ness rounds every day, rain or shine; iou
may tell this TO AL the world, ana reler tho
| doubteI to me" ,. -
| This PREPARATION, which mas Deen SHOWN ~
| PARKKR's GINGER TONIC, will be called SIMPLY
| PARKER's TONIC. This change IL lnaue ior Two
| reasons first, because ginger iS an unlmport-
ant nayoring ingredient, ana scconuly, De-
cause unprinciplod dealers deceive their GUS
toners by substituting inferior preparations
| under the name NJ ginger.
| There is no change. however, IN the prepa
| ration itself, and ali bottles remaining IN the
| hands OF dealers, wrapped under tho name ol
| PARKER's SINGER Tonic, conta n the genulne
| mcuicine II the fac-simile signature OF liIscoA
| Il co. Is at the bottom OF the outside wrapper
Septllmd&w
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SUFFERING WOMEN.

Many a lady, endowed by nature with pretty
face, beautiful figure, 1aultlcss complexion, as
well the sweetest OF tcmpcrs ana hultess
mental qualities grows prematurcly old,
grIly and wrinklCd, her form loses its perfect
contour, the compile Xion becomes sallow, tho
brightness leaves tho eye. n feeling of languor
takes the place OF the once DuOyant spirits, an
irritable nervous righteousness makes life n
burden, things that once were tri1les worry
her until lite becomes unDoarable. All this
being caused by tho physical arrangements so
common to women, which the innate modesty
OF feminine nature prevents their making
known, and of which the ignorance OF the
medical profession prevents u cure. Lazy
owe yourself, your family and your God, that
you should cure yourself OF these troubles anu
once more feel the glow of perfect health and
spirits that nature intended tor you. Wheet-
ers No. 90 PrcSct iptionS arc pleasant and pal
atable to Jake, contain nothing OF an injurious
nature aud may bO taken by all ages, at all
times and in all conultious, tCithom p0SStbu-
tn OF W tfectS and will positively cure
any of the peculiar diseases to which females
| are subject. Failing to produce perfect cure
| the proprietors will refund The money paid for
| the treatment u you hdUo a sduoto com,ptcS-
| ion, constant or intGImittant headache, back
| ache, rcstlessnoss, loss of appetite, suppress
| sions of monthly now, or irregularities
| ness. hysteria and similar symptoms, Wheel
| crs No 90 Prescription" q" will positively re-
| store You to health. III you have sensation
| OF heat and throbbing In the back, frequent
| fainting spells Leucorrhea orwhite discharge,
painful or scalding sensation IN urinating,
| reddish or white deposit in urine, hot AMI
| dry skin, JheeiCr'S No. % ETeScr iptfon = "
will give Immediate and lasting relief. The
price OF Wheeler No. 90 Prescriptions " IL
| and ~ "are 80 cents each, obtainable from
| druggists or sent by mail secure from obser-
walton post paid ON receipt OF price. Postag
| stamDgtaken.
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pHEsuyTEKIANs IN SESSION
The Westminster Prssbytery Ia Convention
In PARADISE.

The w Westminster PrssbyteTy Ia Convention
IN PARADISE.
The Westminster presbytery began It's
sessions in the Presbyterian church,
Paradise on Tuesday, at 1880 a. m. a
large number of clergymen and lay dclc
gates from this and ad jOlning counties ar
IN attendance. Three sessions were held
on Tuesday at which business of import
auco pertaining to the installation Of
pastors, the organization of new cougro
cations and tho Sabbath school work ot
tho presbytery was transacted.
At Wednesdays morning session the
assessment committee fixed tho rate at 10
per cent. for each member, which was
agreed TO. II was decided to hold tho
next stated meeting at Mt. Joy next April.
JOAN A. Mdir, Lewis +. Brown, J. 4.
Herald aud X. =. Cobb were rccommended
to the board OF education for aid in pursu
ing their studies for the ministry.
The attention of presbytcry was called
to the overture from the general assembly
on tho reduction of the number of mem
ers of the general assembly. This caused
sOmo discussion and it was finally agreed
that the overture was not sufficient u
reach the object which tho general as.
sombly had in view. Parties were recon
mended to take suitable notice Of Martin
Luther's 400th anniye4 sary.
After considerable discussion IL was
agreed to dissolve the pastoral relations
between Rev. W. l.. Ledwith and the
Bellevue (Gap) church.
The attendance at the l0:30 services was
very large. A sermon was preached by
Rev. II. +. Niles, d. D., from the words
"Be Filled with with the Holy Ghost. y
Devotional seviccs followed, in which
Rev. DR.. Stewart, Rev, Gaylord, Martin
m, II.
addresses.
At the p. IN. session Rev. T. NJ. Craw
ford reported on the board of ministerial
reiet, and his report with it's recOmmen
dations were adopted. Reports by th'
different pastors Of the condition of theil
churches were then received, after whiCl
tho committee on installation, Rev, X
Gamble, reported II. G. w. Ely to presid,
aud preach, Rev. DR.. Stewart to delive
the charge to the pastor, and Rev. DR.
Mitchell the charge to the people.
The report of the committee on hom
missions was accepted and adopted. Tn
committee also recommended that hom
mission convention be held at Chancellor
church, York county, sometime mex
month. This recommendation was ais
approved.
REV. II, l. Clark was appointed moder
atur Of tho session OF the Stewartstow
and Rev. w. &. Cairns OF the Christian
churches. Thosreports ON foreign mis-
sions and the meeting of the presbyterii
women's society were read by Rev. ID
Niles, after which tho committee on th
organization of the new church at l0r
was named, aud Rev. j. b. Turner's re
port on temperance was adopted.
The following appointments were made
Rov. q, w. Ely to fill vacancy in Il
committee on foreign missions, Rev. q
Smith in tho committee on the board
pull alton, Rev. S. A. Martin in II
committee ON Sabbath schools, Rev. I
B. Cross in the committee on examinatio
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rn.. AHsUONDIN8 LAWYER


tie II several lhOusHud Dollars short.
Nothing further has been heard Of the
whcieabuuts oG Potter Hershey, esq, of
this city, who mystcriOusly disappeared
some weeks ago after having made an as
signmcnt of his property. IL has been
ascer,aiucd however, that he took with
him about 81, coo held by him in trust, and
that he borrowed from the Parkcsburg
bank 81 600, from the West Chester bank
$500, from the First national bank of this
city 800, and from tho County bank
$1,000. There Ia report that he owes
the Cuatesvillo bank 81 600, and thore are
said to hc othet parties who have suffered
through his failure. lIis family reside on
his Chester county farm. His wife was in
Lancaster to-day and is, of course, much
distressed by reason Of his prolonged aud
mysterious absence.
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OBITUARY,
Death oi pb,rp mi,ier.

Philip Miller m old and highly esteemed
citizun of Now Providence died of malarial
fever at his homo IN that village on Wod
nesday evening, in the list year of his age.
lie was u tanner by trade aud followed the
business for tho greater part Of his life IN
Strasburg aud Providence township. lie
was an intelligent, upright, honorable
business man member OF the
Reformed church aud Oi tho Masonic
order. He was one of the founders Of
Washington lodge, No. 1856, of Drumore
Centre, and was twice elected its worthy
master. He was an active politician,
u genuine jefferson Democrat, and
welded very considerable influence
among his uelghbors He leaves two
sons and daughtCr--Wiliam III. Mil.
ler and George w. Miller, of
Fairfield, Drumorc township, and DR..
Mary Il. Wilson, OF this city. His funeral
will take place at New Providence on
Saturday morning at 1890. Rev. J. v.
Eckert will preach tho funeral sermon.
The interment will be made in the Re.
formed cemetery at New Providence.
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BUHGLAily AND ROBBERY.


Ticket Onlco snd CiGHr Factory Rsidod.
On Tuesday night the office and stor @ Of
A. IL. Hershey, At Silver Spring, this
county was b,ukou into by burglars and
robbed Oi several Thousand cigars, small
quantity OF money, and some other valua-
blcs. The cigars were taken from the
boxes and the empty boxes were thrown
around both inside and outside the store
room. MIR. llcrShry il Il cigar manuiact-
urcr aud also ticket agent for the Reading
IL Columbia railroad at their Silver Spring
office. IL - not known that any railroad
tickets or other property of the company
was taken. \ gang of tour or more men
who have been for some time past oncamp
cd in The l.aurels" not far away from the
station, are suspected Of this and other
rOhhcIie8 tuat have bceu pcrpetratCd IN
the noighborhood recently.