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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-04
THE philadelphia
niz1ir 8 and
Smelling 6 Company
At Ketchum,
VIII pay Cash, Immediately az
Ter sampIing, for all Ores Of
fared Il, IN lots Of 200 Pounds
up 10 10000 Tons.

This company is in the market
with the intention of competing
against the world, and will pay for
ores, cash at the Smelling works,
more than any other concern.
BY selling their product to this
company, mine-owners will get paid
for their ores at least 80 DAYS
SOONER than by selling to others,
they will get MORE FOR THEM,
keep them within sight and in their
control until paid for, and help to
build up this section on perma-
nent footing.
Ores will be purchased at the
Smelling Works at this point, or at
the Sampling Works at HALEY. or
at ANY MINE in this section, in bulk,
and an Unnecessary expense oR ut
least IS per ton thus avoided.
For further information, esti-
mates, etc, address or call on the
undersigned.
Col. e. GREENE.
General Manager,
Ketchunl.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-09-07

lan lsesnolivs ssGlssrr. - havs arra - t~rs-
" yoars. - - nou rannlnr o. 90 Malnc c,nirai
lEaiIFoa4 LIN - = enEinc. ~ cnHIncrn knos u
vry trying % heaifh nd sfrrnEiA The continual jsr
u ~ engine and rfFaa - long trips ~ frni 10
ursGrn ne Kidneys md urinary orE1ns n addition
y MA s<nycsn 40. mct ~lAa severe accident ana
uas fakrn mum unl<r ~ engine win int<rn.
njorics ~nich save me- Grc>f rsin xa> laid 10 for
81 months. md sufrxd morc Than can dr1crfbr and
MON Than viii 20 sulcr again. ! resumed WORK but
NJ kidneys began % disturb me- and N, nervous ~
TEN eccu<d % bc out of order. could not slccp ~
M waccr demanded such constant aftcnion that va
kspt awake sGaf pars % the right 70 urinac causrd
severe pans. I employed IN bcst meiic. skIn In
Portland and el&r~hcrc but continued % rro~ worr.
We persuaded = m Hunts I,cmciy q found fhrs
many u my friends n Portland ha1 n>cd 4 with great
success Sct had no faith that Il would reach my
<asc However sent for half dozen bottles n one
olhc drrs N Portland and from thr u.c ~ tho
1fsl hottie found Ers.t relief ~ water vas much
b1tlcr and IN pain n the hack and limbs grady ~
l<xcd. continued ~ until had uH<d ten bottles
n en- and 4 has ocrn % wonderful blessing. and
Iharc deemed Il <u:y and pris:kEv % rcommcnd Is
20 those troubled n similar manner: and Jon may
publish this for the bcnent % railroad and he
public N general. = Il he complcsrly eurrdmc
CSC. W. nnspiKr.
Engineer Maine Ccniral Railroad.
roErLAxp. Mn. Nay y iSk
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-09-07

-r-pon seeing fire-enrine a work.
~ exquisite remarked: s.Who would
evan have dwcamed that such 4 vewv
Observation-Disclosures appawafus would
hoid u much waffah, d. chicuqo Tr;b-
M
neUsnaner Y much excited owe.
49, l, c.,,i 10 ..I,;-c,sed ~;fe's sister
Mi :, Enf What thc wife's disease
49, .rd NV ~ sisters name Wa
mn y ~ II N; .lain IL the article
d;scn<s;n0 the subject. Detroit Free
PrssS.
- - .sl.a -, .,o,h.~
- $500 \. - - ~. 100 ~
$500 $500. L.a t.tcr rr NJ
abode. oh" he replied. Elm living
~ the canal az present. / should b
dslishted II YOU would drop in some
evening"
# 49, mitchell without said 4
CLERGYMAN. having Noah's ark for bis
theme. and an Old base ball player who
had been calmly slumbering awoke with
start and yelled "foul: The flrst
bass from the choir came down and put
MIN o,,fN u Lpdepcndr,p.
'4''' S'''
..Scnd ANYTHING 10 this Office IN pay
ment ior SUBSCRIPTIONS pot-tofs' co'u-
wood. Sfring-bc1nS. rags. old iron, any
tt,;,,<~ <.,.lx ecr.I II - walls An imnc-
....,-. e,--s ..-.-., H. ...I .s., .55..
..|of ncccsSar,lv for notification. but a
$1,000. ~ 1000 f.;th y. Po~Lrsfrx
kuaL a1<'S ~ 6ov& .>'s-' e''e''e'
Posi- ExprCS3.
...4 49, IL Ill -, - -.
was?'' asked Mrs.. jenkins ii The muse
I'm attendant. pointinr Ter sun-shade 4,
IN Frxptian mummy III case.
!. Four thousand wears. ma'am.'' an
swered fhe man. DO tell: wonder.
fullv well preserved AZ that age. amt
she5 Are hsr teeth falsc7r
- ., Y.
me searcI'y - sn'sn =
ne'gnooi'ne sei''.e1 'sso.. w. - ~,
parent We. nosson 'a',s 5a s.,u ", y
ner nuspanu; ,eoie, o, n: ",mn Z n,
y nsaus III ~ no 80. :''.in, s
l nanks ~ sne se ap. . . " bn. 1880 !;
n pc''l!' 1 ara,sru 49, ' $500
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-09-07

ALscs \. crHrss. o. brunswick. No. writes us On
May Is i<1: THAT me has suffered vcry much q
frrQurntntrvais with kidney dsraar. and thc attacks
wcrr Increasing n severity steadily 70 cause
alarm Hcr aunt Nra y. ~ Small. prrsnadc1 hcr 70
nee Hunts Remedy. snd nf<ef using several bottles
Nss Curtis has been Fcd from the severe aches and
pains % which shc had long hern accustomc and fur
ehrr snys that Hunts Remedy never fails 70 relieve IN
severe pains IN the side and intense hackachc and ME-
C. rronounces u rial " selling 70 woman fsr an KID
ncy ti><asc- and on cordially recommends 4 Tor the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-09-07

II find that III addition to the pure spirits
contained IN their composition, they contain
Nc extracts Of hops and other wclI-known
and highly approved medicinal roots, leaves
and tinctures In quantities sufficient % rem
der the article what the makers claim Il 70
be, 70 wit medicinal preparation and not
beverage and unsafe % Be used ex-
ccpt n . medicine.
t.Fom careful analysis Of their formula
which was attestcd under oath find
that il every wineglaSsful Of Hop BItterS
the active medicinal properties aside from
the distilled spirits arc equal 70 . full doso
for an adult, which fact In my opinion,
subjects II % an internal revenue tax Is .
medicinal bitter"
GREEN b. RAuM. u. s Com. In. Rev.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-09-07

Whether ovcr-cating or drinking are made
nrmless BY using Hop BItters freely. giving
elegant appetite and enjoyment BY using
them before and removing all dullness.
pains and distress afterwards leaving the
head clear, nerves steady. and al Me feel
ings buoyant, elastic and moro happy than
before. The pleasing effects of Christian
OF sumptuous dinner continuing days after
wards
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-09-07

Five years ago broke down with kidney
and liver complaint and rheumatism. Since
then have been unable 10 lie about at all
Ny liver became hard like wood; my limbs
were pulled mp and filed with water. All
the best physicians agreed that nothing
could cure me / resolved % try Hop Bit
fers: I have used seven bottles; the hard
mes has all gone from my liver. the swelling
from my limbs. and Il has worked miracle
IN my case; otherwise would have been
now in my grave.
j. ". MonEr, fufso. OF. 1, 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-11-09
INDIANA STILES.
He is Taken Back in Irons 10 Answer
Foul Charge.
The sad wrecking of a Child's Life
by Vileness.

Sheriff Kyle, Of Plymouth, Marshall
county, Indiana, arrived here yesterday
after the man w. T.. Stiles, arrested a
few days ago by Deputy Sheriff Chatter.
buck. Stiles is u young man but 2s
old, and his wife, who seems to sympa-
thize with him, came on also to accom-
pany him back. The charge preferred
against him is that he made a vile assault
upon his wife's sister, a girl of the age of
10, almost a child in size as well as years.
1t is claimed that the girls mother died
about four years ago, and she has since
been living with her sister and
brother-in-law, Stiles being employed in
a saw-mill at Plymouth. 1t is said
that he first forced the little girl to yield
to his desires, and then managed to make
her keep still about the outrage, and that
after that he maintained his brutal con-
troll ever her until it was discovered that
she was in a delicate condition. Stiles
then skipped out, and a reward for him
resulted in learning that he was in Ne.
braska and sailing under the name of
Elliburn. He was traced to this city,
and calling for letters addressed to that
name was arrested. Stiles has been mar.
ried for several years, and had a little
child of his own, who has died during
his absence from home. 1t was aged 16
months. Mrs. Stiles in talking about the
charge against her husband, intimated
that she knew he had been too intimate
with her sister, but hat he was not the
only one who had trihed with her, and
that the girl is naturally bad. Stiles
seemed to take the situation coolly, and
said that he expected he would shave to
take a little jump on account of it," but
thought it would be hard work to prove
the charge, as the little girl was the only
witness against him. While, with the
irons on his hands, his wife standing on
one side of him and the sheriff on the
other, waiting for the street car, he
danced a little jig, and remarked that if
he only had a fiddle he would dance
still more, as they couldn't deprive
him of all his liberty. In fact he ap-
peared as careless about his grave situa-
ton as though he was going back to q
picnic instead of to a felon' 5 cell. The
prosecution intends to convict him of
rape, if possible, but if the evidence falls
short, it is predicted that there will be
difficulty in proving seduction and
adultery.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-11-09

med yesterday and out OF twenty one,
six were found not to be in a working
condition. It is high time that the
whole system was abandoned, or else
that new and reliable boxes and other
needed apparatus be put in. The pub
lie as we'll as the department rely now,
o or less, on the electric alarm, and
it is certainly very unreliable. To rely
on this unreliability is worse than to do
without it entirely, and depend on
the old fashioned yell Of Fire, fire.
which seldom led the engines astray.
Better yet, though, to get a 6rst-class
alarm.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-11-09
COMMERCIAL,

COUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET.
.Wheat-No. 2 spring, Zoe; No. 8, Coo; 70.
jected, Soc; good demand.
Corn-Dealers are paying 2S@3Oc; rejected
corn, Chicago, 40@45c; new mixed, Acc; white
corn, Soc; the receipts Of corn are light.
Oats-In good demand at 20c.
Hay 00@6 90 per ton; Soc per bale.
Rye-40c; light supply.
Corn NEAL 25 per 100 pounds.
Wood-Good supply; prices at yards, s OO@
Coal-Delivered, hard, II 90 per ton; soft,
5 80 per ION.
Butter-Plenty and in fair demand at 25c;
creamery, SOC.
Eggs-Ready sale at 15c per dozen.
Lard-Fairbank's, wholesaling at lie.
~Poultry-Firm; dealers are paying for
chickens Ice; live, 2 so per dozen.
Vegetables-Potatoes, SOC; onions, Soc; cab
bages, 30@4Oc per dozen; apples, 3 50@4 on
per barrel
Flour-City -four, 1 60@3 40. Z
Brooms-2 0O93 90 per doz.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-3 00@S so; calves, 8 O097 80.
Hogs-Market for hogs quiet, as the pack.
ing houses are closed; shippers are paying 4 OC
@4T.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-11-09
IoWA's AltCHITECT.
He Evidently is a Bell with a Tongue,
But Says He has No Ring.

MIR. M. f. Bell, who has just been ap-
pointed supervising architect of the
Treasury in place of Hill. has started for
his new position in Washington, and
while en- route fell into the hands of the
Chicago reporters, one of whom, a
Tribune man, reports him as saying.
81 go to Washington untrammeled by
any rings of contractors, and free to act
as l may think best for the interests of
the government. When l first heard
that Mr.. Hill would probably resign 1
wrote to several prominent friends of
mine and asked them to use their inHu-
ence for me. They were Senators Logan
and Collum, of Illinois, and Senators AL
lison and Wilson and ex-senator Kirk,
wood, of Iowa, TO all of whom / was per.
sonally known, and all of whom have
seen the results Of my work. Through
them l obtained the position. The fact
that | will be under no obligation to large
contractors will be a great advantage to
me, and will leave me- great indepen-
dence OF action. have already received
communications from anumber of Super.
intendents at various points asking in
struction in regard to work, etc., but
shall not answer them until l arrive in
Washington and thoroughly understand
the character of my duties. l shall also
have to make myself acquainted with the
subordinates in the Office and their fitness.
II Is a difficult position for a new man 70
enter upon, but 1 shall try to serve the
Government faithfully and see that con.
tracts are carried out to the letter."
Six per cent city and farm loans 6 w
Omaha daily bee., 1883-11-09
THE NEW DYEMoRKS.

f. r. Hurlburt has opened, at No. 81
Pearl street, a steam dying and French
dry cleaning works. Plumes and tips,
v%elvets, silks, s%atins,' gents clothing,
merchants shelf worn goods, all made as
good as new.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-11-09

Why permit your children to die with
%diphtheria? DR.. Jefferis' Council Bluffs,
Iowa) remedy prevents or cures every
case. Send for it. No physician re-
uuired,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-11-09

Gas fixtures at Blxby's, 1888 Broadway.
Cut rates to all points at McAllister's
ticket Office, sos Broadway, Council
Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-11-09

Six per cent city and farm loans. S. w.
Ferguson & Co., 80 Pearl st. mw&f
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-11-29
Onbe Narfer N1ptiien.

= Sine 9lnsabI llnsarn serietbel
borleBten 0ienitaS in Otelets Wirtb
i6aft, in Der l9. 98arb, in einen befti
gen @Ortipe6ieI unb sin8en ipdter au
bic Strabe, INN ben Streit ausSutdmp'
fen. giner Der Mdnner, SeiIen Nam
ais SpranSpho an9e9eben ipirb, erbicI
cine gIn;abI Sti6e in beridieoene S6r'
pertbeile unb bic 9lerSte iinb Der 9ln'
ii6t, bab er bic Wunben nidt iiberleber
tann. 9ta6 einem 8erbDre Dor Glib.
8bSIer ipurbe YauI 0afisea ais be,
Chat perbd9tis benz GefdnSnib iIber'
ipieIen.
- @erii6tfpeiie perIautet bier, Sab
bic Satin zines WameS, Der Sdab'
meiiter elmer 9ebeimen @eieafdaft 1T,
neuIid ben Srt entbedt babe, no Der
Dtann bic 8elber Der 2ose auibenabrte.
Sic ioa ni6t nur 5000 bon bieIen, ions
bern eine 9lei6 sroBe Summe bon ibs
rem 0tanne enttpenbet baben uno bamit
na6 europa bur69ebrannt iein. gias
men iperben feline senannt.
- Cine sabIrei6e S6aar bon
6reunben periammeIten iid am bOrIsBs
ten 0ienitag, ben 90. NOb., in 5rau
S6dfer'S Saus in Bari Sill, UNI bers
ieIben gu ibrem 70Itsn @eburtstage
8ratuIatipnen bar;ubrinSen. unS sS 1T
ieIbitperitdnbIid, bab iit glue auf bas
Bette amiiiirten. 5rau S6dfer 1T
bic Oiutter Der 5fauen Sennins,
Sdnea, Stbber unO bon gbiI. Sdafer..
BAT. WeGam baut an Maripn
Strabe in 9reen 8iOse cine 9tnsabI
Wobnbauier.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-11-29
Tran u. 3raft,
0epriiite 0eutifle S1e6amme.

In Der jneiten alleD, bon Geoar an 9iititon
aps., jpiiben Billion uuO aIOeritraben,
'mpfeblt iiG Den 6rnuen BON Gcranton bel
lIlen in ibr Sab einiblnsenOen @erri6hlnaen
inter 3ullterlng gewfienbniter 8eOienuna.
lin 8encigten 3uiprud miro gebetsn. 46
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-11-29
Bon 4ctcrSbura,

- SieIe junge uno alte 9eute leiSsn
bier an elmer SalStrantbeit, mas man
nidt Oipbtberie nennen fam, ionbern
eS ideint eber cine bartnddise grtdlts
un8 Su iein.
- glm 90. DECEMBER wirb in 0eorse
5arbers SaIIe bic llbr bon SSobn Stern
aus8eipieIt, unO ale 0ieienisen, Ssnen
er IidetS gum Serfaufen CAB, ipaten
ibr mbsIi6ites prObiren, um Dor ienem
Sage Die 9idets abSuIeben. 8ecr9e,
pie it's init eeinen SidetS? Seraus
bamit, binter benz Counter briu9en Tie
benz SObn fein SntereTe. Die nebri.
gen iinb fait ale perfauit. 9luber Der
9luspiiriIune ipirb nod elm 9aa pber
Hop itattfinoen. glas iinb freumbIi6t
einSeIaSen, bem Sas 9eneii; eebt fir
ben SObn. Hurry up, Sd0rid, pber
Der SiGoertrans bolt iie aud nod, ipsnn
eu iie ni6t perfaufit.
- 0ieie @o6e, am 0ienitas, ipurbe
Gin ;ipeiteS Sinb Der GbeIeute Spfioms
mer be8raben, peI6ss an Der 9ipbtbes
ria itarb.
- Der aIte 8iIbeIm Stein unb bic
6rau Gpnrab Otto Iiesen bsiee itiper
frant Der Or. 9lmman tbut mas CT
tbun tann su ibrer grIei6teruns.
Sir bisie @o6e iinS bier Sod.
;eiten in 9etersburS su eriparten nem.
lid AM SonneritaS Srieori6 @sGner
nit Der dIteIten Sodter Der @ittpe
glbrabam 8einsart, Rarsarstba Moor
nit einem iuneen Wam aus Der eIften
gSarb, 0iaria 9lnna 8uttermann nit
cinem iunSen Nianne aus Der eIIten
gSaro, beHen Name mir ni6t in Grfabrs
unS brineen fOnntsn unb sum S6lub
Councilman Ben. Sbauer, Sehen Gus
tiinftiSe infer SnfOrmant ni6t nennt.
OtbSen bieieIben ale sIiidIi6 unS su.
frieben Iebcn uno ibrr GnteI6en bis in
buS bierte @Iisb lsben, psiI fsiner bon
9Iaen ben 8epcrter sur Sc6Seit eiuses
Iaben bat.
- @ir MAIDEN Sarauf aufmertiam,
oab bic SerIooiuns oes SiI6ss 6ss Srn.
$. @abIers am Samitas, Is. 9eSbr.,
ituttiinSet.
- @is eS beiBt, pollen bic GOntraf.
loren Der neueu Spsisbabn aud bier
einsu Stpre anIeSen fur ibrs 9lrbsitsr.
9as mag ipobI gut iein fir bic 9lrbeitsr
unb Gontrattpren, aber ME iplIte Elm
glrbeitSeber gu 9Iei6er Seit StorebaItsr
iein; man f6nntc anoere 2sute aud
leben Iahen.
-Gs ipunSSrn ii9 iebr DieIs unierer
Burger bier, iparum eisentIib Der goits
meiIter einen SaIopntseper ausseiu6t
bat, UNI bic Boititdmps (ober in Seuti6
9riefmarfen) su berfaufen? SolIte es
pielIei6t iein, bab ipsnn man ben Mtuno
nit Bier an9efeudtet bat, bic Stamps
beHer an hrs @oupsrt fIeben, poer 1T
9oIitii aud i'm BOItamt bprbanben
(Wlsbr iuie iOntipO. Rsr.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-11-29
4tttStpn,

- Der SauSunitrei6er sSrant Ban,
ltein uno isin 9lrbeitseenOhe fieIsn an
0onnerItaD bon cinem 8eriiite an Rail.
roob StraBe, 30 SUB bod. 9anteir
brad elm 8ein unO man fiirdtet, bat
aud bds 9ttid8rut berIebt lit. Der gln.
oere fam unbei6Goi9t SapOn.
- Sabib glrnOtt bon Suebestopr
berlor neuli6 inncrbalb elmer ein;iser
8o6e crei &inbcr Sur6 bic 2ranfbeit
0ipbtberia.
- DaS Sinclair SpteI wurbe boris
gen SOnneritaS erDffnet.
81. 5Ieiifsr bat fii9Ii6 elm Stid
SobIenIanS bon 100 gldern in 9Iains
Soipnibip eripprben.
- Sin GieIseipann SeS SObn Sene.
btct, tpel6es nabe 30. % i'm 9lngeii6t
eines beranfabrenben 9obIensuges bas
6eIeiie freu;en ipolIte, ipurSe am SSreis
tag 9etpbtet. Der Subrmam rettete
ii9 nit 8enauer giotb.
- Oiit cen @sbauIi6teiten, psI6e
sur 9lufnabme Der @aIbinerie fir bic
eIettrii9e SeIeu9tunS bienen iOasn,
ma6t man bier rai6e 6ortf6ritte.
gtu6 bat bic GeieQidoft bersits llnters
i6reiber senug, I'M buS llnternebmen Sll
einem rentablen Su MAIDEN.
- Gin SunSe 9lamcnS Spbn Mcs
gtamara berIudte am 6reituS bel Wis
noOta auf einen 8pbIensus an Der 8. II.
9. 9abn ;u fprin9en unb fieI babel uns
ter Die Rdber, ipeIde ibm beibe 9eine
Serquetidten. SroBSem einss berIeIben
omputirt ipurbG lit Der Sunge nod
nibt ouber 2ebensgefabr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-11-29

oS,o onS nL -s.....
o Sm psI Ss.oS,I o.. aSatO lIaIo aH SVn"'al opn y;
q S,SsH s.'t 1.'anU's.ps. . 9sI leu loiS S T.. w
Ss,aS DsaSGP"sa sa W" M StEu'tSn S;t ipat uhU u!'
e.S san0'S '"' ." e'l'" e0"'pa"'e "'V'''
WV.
Spen eulid erbIelt am DIonta9
s! aeShS oe9 eoniratt Sur gunauun8 pcs
griiSs ,,nS SS,S fy tn;rS IN brffSntI;h % SiS % SIr'
beit nrrn,nt in SInnriif msbmrn
- w "o'''' "'n ,
Ser San Der Snelnelpls S9lau3
S9mpante am Samlta9 4eeno mar
lepr 5Gplfe'q pela9t 10 oaB S9impf 8
9aue latm Que uten9e faBte, ano pers
Ssr finS mit rom @ri,,Itat .ufr;eSsn NM
ipreden alien g6eiInebmern ben ber,,
Iibiten 0anf ous
r.,a o,c
YIN heu9eeorsneS S'no pes an g!loer
StaBBe ioopnsnoen Soph 0reper ltaro
am DFoh'a9 Vfor9en'
g9abrenb Die UttoIieber Der 9(urora
in Der Spnntas Hatt eeeen ~ nbr
semdtbIid in 9tatter's Sale beiIammen
iaben uno an nidtS glr0es badbten, flps
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-11-29

= GnbIi6 iOa bic aIte Bride iibel
bic Noarins 8rOOt penisitenS fabrbaI
8ema6t tuerben, ipaS fdon Dor feds
Dtcnaten bate Setban iperben ibnnen /;
uniere GpunciImdnnsr oenfen aud, beis
fer fpGt ais gar niht.
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