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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-30
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Ketohnm Jan. In lasg.
n FRANK IN ana I. q. coshoW.

Won VIII please take notice tliRS we
hive expended the sum Of enc hundred
d8llara slH0} in money ana labor on
the Bislaafk lode mining claim, located
Tia Warm Spring Mining District
on the Middle Fork Of the East Fork Of
Big Wood Riysrt foar miles and q half
northeast Of this North Star mine. Altii-
rus county Itiaho, for the year 1882 and
unless your slnre 0f the same one hun
dred dollars Sit being o.ie-half thereof
together with the interest and cost are
paid Mt the KEYSTONE office Within nine.
tvA90l days 0f the service 81 this notice.
your interest III said mining elainl OH
lode Will be forfeited to MS I1Y process
Of Inv under the Att Of Congress ap
proved MAY leth, 1872
NJ j. CALRAN,
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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-30
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-12-26
. n ow Long Have to Live

1t is not every one who asks himself
this question, because, strangely enough
il is the belief Of most persons that their
lives will be exceptionally long. How
ever, life insurance companies are aware
Of the credulous weakness of those lives
they assure, and have therefore com
piled numerous tables of expectancy Of
life for their own guidance, which are
carefully referred to before a policy is
granted.
The following is one of these authen.
TIC tables in use among assurance com.
panies, showing the average length of
life ut various ages. In the first column
we have the present age Of persons o.
average health, and in the second col
umn we are enabled to peep, as it were,
behind the scenes Of an assurance Office
and gather from their table the number
Of years they will give us to live This
table has been the result Of careful cal.
culation, and seldom proves misleading
OF course sudden and premature death,
as well as lives unusually extended, &C.
casionaIly occur; but this is table Of
the average expectancy of an ordinary
man or woman:
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2Aano1o's Resignation
AS,.Cd For.

The following is the full text of a
resolution passed by the Virginia Leg.
stature;
Whereas il is selfcydcnlly improper
for any man to hold the honorable and
responsible position Of United States
Senator who, from either incapacity OF
indispositon, cannot or will not honest.
ly aud faithfully represent the State
from which he holds his commission ;
and
Whereas General William Mahone
was elected by til, Legislature of Vir.
ginia to rcprNonl in par; said State in
the Senate Of ,bc Iui.cd States; and
Whereas be, instead ofaticnding to
the duties Of his senatorial office, alb
seated himself from lis post Of duty for
about five mouths while the Senate of
which he was II member was in session,
aud spent that time in Richmond for
the purpose of debating to and control
ling the Legislation of Virginia, and of
80 controlling it as to advance his own
personal and selfish ends at the sacrifice
Of the honor and best interests of the
State; AMI
Whereas the said General William
Malone claimed to be Democrat be.
fore he was elected to represent Virgin.
ia in the United States Senate, and
boosted Of his Democracy in the Senate
chamber after his election; and
Whereas it has become Il matter of
general notoriety and belief that at the
time OF his making this public boast
secret understanding or agreement ex-
stcd between lin and the Stalwart wing
OF the Republican party to the effect
that he was to have control of the Fed.
oral patronage n Vrginia, and was in
return therefor to deliver the State into
the hands of that party; and
" hcrcas The people Of Virginia, at
their late election, expressed, through
the largest vote they ever polled, their
disapproval and condemnation of the
course and conduct Of their said Sem.
tor and
Whereas he, since said election, in.
stead Of defending the honor and seek
ing to promote the interests of Virgin.
il and to maintain harmonious and fra
iernaI relations among her citizens, has
been actively and persistently striving
to arouse the prejudices Of our fellow
Of other States against our
good and peaceable citizcns-to array
lass against class aud race against race, |
md to intlame the passions and preiu.
Ices of the one against the other by the
most paIpable Misrepresentation and
vituperation therefore
Rcsoiced (the House of Delegates con.
urring), that General William Ma.
zone be, and is hereby, respectfully but
arnestly requested to resign his Office
u United States Senator.
Resoired, That this preamble and res.
.lo,Ions bo spread upon the Journal of
o'h Honyc of the General Assembly.
mt mat the Clerk Of the Senate be in.
FGe'ed to send a certified copy thereof
D General William Malone.
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a FULL FACULTY

OF experienced and successful teachers employed Besides the
regular teacher several assistants ul vgor and nuSs render val
liable help.
DR. Joseph Baldwin, author School Management Of the President j.
Ier As teacher and he has few equals His school at
Huntsville impressed the best | had visited"
DR. Rohwel of William Jewell College Mo, "Few Of his
Missouri the West have sustained higher reputation
successful practical teacher and Colege President than Mr. Terr
? Of
educator he
few equals"
rpor christian &c
highest type He has studied taught for Win
and his work and the show him to-day tie
accomplished teachers Tennessee While he ia fma and
his ability and skill by competing comparing him.
Free from the restraints Of the old colleges he has readily accepted
Normal methods.
Matte El graduated Mary Sharp College 1875 that nti
tuition honord her with position teacher giving her work scholar
ship much praise Since then she has the Norma preparing
h-elfor the teaching She lady
Of the choooom ali combine make her superior teacher
both natural and acquired will be admitted by hoe who her
work.
Collie Terr Principal Preparatory Department. erc-
rence Of twelve teaching primary branches and little children
aduons and training did she
1876 she has taught in Winchester and will be admitted by all
benefits on our youth and schools In Primary Work she without r not
Winchester we believe in this portion o the State.
Miss Bessie auchamp OF Texas takes the by Prof
Mheran She has several years experience teacher We
for years astudent OF President Terril's in Missouri.
Miss Lille Bdoc has taught the Music past years and her sicce
has warranted the Faculty purchasing
work in future In this Department she will compare favoay teachers
o other schools.
Mamie charge the Normal This il
and valuable feature which especal attention
make
school,
Miss Maud Ter well known the students Normal will
teach half her time the various Departments be needed
Send for catalogue
JAMES W. TERRILL,
July 2'h'lSS2 Winchester, Tenn
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Begins Tuesday 1888 The outlook for the future is full prom
3 the The growth the first has been
healthy to-day the Normal the largest school its age in
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Elk River Mills.
Hea dquarters for the MiI,in1
Public of Franklin and
Adjoining Counties.

These Mills known ~ Hinton Mill, o.o
situated on Elk river, three miles north of
Winchester, and three miles west of Dccberd
They are given up to have the BEST MA
CHlNERY of any Custom Mills in the conn.
try. Having everything newly fitted M from
wheels to bolts, and having three runs on
wheat and one on corn, enables lis to always
be up with our work, with plenty of water 10
spare. fon always get your grindinr-no
waiting until Tomorrow Our accommoda.
tons are eqnaled by no Mills in the countrv
with Mr. VIM. NJ. Taft as miller, our Mills
urn urn out Flour and Meal exccllcd bv none,
U ,'n, merchant work is equal to that of any
Mill. Orders for Flour and Meal nron,n,i,,
filled. We thank the public for libera,
patronage since starting, and hope to be oble
to merit a more liberal one as VIC do tho VOL
nov1-tianl
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'io''N, III flllhS, IN prOpOrtiop
LIST OF PRIZES.
Approximation Prizes.

1867 Prizes, amounting to ----- ssgia
Application Tor rates to clubs shap NJ
made only to the Office Of the ComnDrt
New Orleans.
For further information write CLEARLY Il,
ing full address. Make +. o. Mciey .
derspayable and addrcs, Registered Iesrs
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BAT
,oc,,, ,.a.. New Orleans, Ia
POSTAL NOTES and ordinary letter. l.
Mail or Express TALL sums Of five dollanul
upwards by Express a, our cxpense)b
M. q. pAUpHIN,
New Orleans, Ia,
or NJ. 4. DAUPIlIN.
Coz Seventh St., Washington, DC.
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Detraction, SANDER and Def
amaeion.

Some men, indeed too many, seek to
get along in the world by perversions of
truth, and by detracton, Islander and
defamation. This is melancholy
truth and a disgrace to human nature
Such men should be marked, and shun.
ned as pestlence, avoided as the pois.
onous upas tree, 1t is a remarkable
fact that the slandcrer more frequently
inJurcs his dupes, who are misled and
imposed on by his Islander than the OBJ.
Ject OF his venom and detraction Be.
ware OF the deiamer and of all who
speak evil of others. "
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CoVyGn Anti Tramp.

To the Home journal:
hope you will not place me us NJ
uugratcful intruder. You have beer
very kind in publishing my letters, an,
! fully appreciate your indulgence AM
trust you can bear with me little fur
thcr.
Since Tramp" has expressed his 50
lictudr for my welfare, | don't wish hin
to retire without my grateful acknow!
cdgment Of his sympathy.
! am not surprised that he has not
heard from the Prohibition craft since
the "Ohio cyclone" Over 800, 600
" Prohibition crnks," encouraged and
supported BY hundreds Of thousands Of
noble women, is IN episode not likely to
elicit much comment from the traffic
side of the house They know but for
the regulation amendment" Prohibit
ION would have carried in Ohio. No
doubt itva} inaugurated mainly for this
purpose, and perhaps by men who claim
to occupy middle grond. Il hope DR..
Shapard will not take exceptions tc
this, for it is evident from his namerou.
communications that he has quit The
"middle ground" andoccupies the Who'll,
fcld.)
Now, Mr.. Banks, you ask why there
are from 20 to 80 towns and cities in
Kansas which never have stopped re.
failing intoxicating liquors and prohibi.
ton is the law in Kansas?
| ask, why murder is sometimes com
mittod in Franklin county? Because
he law is violated. If 90 to 80 towns
md cities in Kansas continue to retail
liquor, it is because whisky is the ruling
power in those towns, and wherever
'hls Is the case law is violated. Wei
nave no excuse or apology to make for
set of outlaws.
You say | would have you believe
.int none but total abstaners or Pro. !
n'p''on'sts are respectable. bovo
never made any such assertion or Incl,
oatlon' know that some of our hest
''IIzehS are opposed to Prohibition and
hey have perfect right to their opiu.
on simply believe they are wrong.
History and observation bears me outI
a this conclusion but If yoo can show
re a single good reason for their posi-
on-a reason that will weigh against
ISOLATED homes, lost reputation, char.
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actcr, DC, | wlIl be ready to rcnounce
Prohibition, step back on the plank Of
moral suasion. and be content with
what have been all my life, in pre-
cept and practice.
You shy prohibition would, in addl'
ton to the crimes and misery growing
out Of iatcmperance, bear an army OF
informers, law.brcakers and hypocrites'
This is certainly the lamcst plea you
have adduced. 1t is supported by
neither reason or facts, To say that
the enactment Of Il wholesome law
would faciit. tie and increase the evils II
sought to Destroys highly unreasonable,
md especially 50 when facts show en-
tiraiy different results.
You seem to be posted Tn Kansas In
that State tho average commitments to
the raniicalary in 1879 and 1880 were
% per month; in 1851, II per month /;
in 1882, II per month. These figures
qra very Notwithstanding that
Prohibition began in May, lSsl--show
ing that instead ofcrimes increasing un.
der Prohibition it has decreased nearly
ono-haIf, and | dare say Prohibition is
n. slrcly tried in Kansas ~ it could be
anywhere, judging from your own state
ments, Fit ha, done 10 other good in
Kansas than to reduce crime nearly one
haIf ! say amen!
will venture the assertion that the
indictments in the 10th district for the
lat twelve months pre 30 per cent. less
than the year before, to say nothing Of
tie aobricty and general good order that
characterize our community, reports 10
the contrary Notwithstanding. Four
mile lazy elective since October, 1882.
You aay it is a wrong idea to suppose
that prohibitory hws would suppress
drinking. I'm not certain you are cor
rect in this You say you have taken
the trouble to write, and you find that
20 or 30 towns and cities in Kansas re-
tail liquor Vow, there are over 25O
towns and cities in Kansas, and if only
~ or - continue to sell whisky, you
must admit that Prohibition has sup.
pressed drinking to Il considerable ex
tent
You say, "What does man Of means
care for prohibitory laws; he can send
oil and get it in quantities." If they
mast and will have it, let them send of
and get it, and hide it, and hide them
selves to drink it, for its Il hcinous prac
tico, fit only for those who love dark
ness. Don't let Us set it up in CLOWN,
colors, surrounded by all the cniicinl
ailurcmonts and temptations, such a
generally characterize drinking saloon
MS an iuducoment to the poor man t
sqnandcr his little means and the IN
susPcctiug youth his manhood. Prob
! bitim can and will stop this-ih
groundwork If the monster evil.
That intcmpcmnco is n great evil II
sane person will deny. Shall we d
nothing to stop it? Moral suasion ha
gmPplcd with the evil since it began i
every conceivable way, yet the bite
fwj,so inlcmpcancc yield more abunc
anly. We know, from casual obscrys
zion, that under moral suasion alone il
temperance and its attendant evils il
crease, while under Prohibition it
clearly shown they decrease.
| move that we place the Prohibitio
plank in our platform It's good e,
pertinent, il's honorable, it's Just, it
mmann, its right, it's the basis {
Colts laws -" Thou shalt not
Very respectfully,
ANTI-ppANp
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-ipdccd is it happy scene, and do
hone that those who look into tie win
lows may be able to crafty any mod
crate desire for what 10 therein for sale
But this hone is foolish. Thousands
sill grumbe this Christmas who are
blessed with enough TO make them con
tented. Thousands viii g to theatres
md spend dollars upon dollars, while
little children are starving around
them; will % to theatres to aid the
doubtful characters there, arraycd in
six and diamonds will give then
money to help on and keep up friyuhty,
and sin. and obscnnity, and then g. to
church on Sunday and get down On
their knees in proyer 10 God ! when
wicked people see sich awful Ho'herg as
tiia, no wonder they refuse to "bcIleyc
mud be iapfizcd, no wonder they tc-
gin to irl,aa themselves to Heaven.
And I an persuaded they are correct.
Thousands will 20 10 piaccs Of Amuso-
mout-.ac Opora. for in:;auco-anG
nav from tWo to ten dollars fer saGla--
not that taoY care for or understand &
world Of Italian, bn, merely to 500 and
be seen Then they will iolic home
and say their prayers Next morniuc
t,oy viii road With DISGUST the an
noinccmcnt ! haze read this morning
in MI the civ papcr., ty.wir: That over
one hundred Italian immigrants in q
sick and dc,ti'ute condition, arrived on
Monday evening from Mexico, to which
country they had been duped by some
railroad contractors. To satisfy myself
I wen, down 70 a house At the corner Of
ST. Peter and Charrcs streets, and
there | saw enough to arouse human
symunthv. but not such mock.holiness
las bcIoucs to the richly.arrarcd who
practice Duvcr and follow fashionable
sin. There were about 100 Of these
pY,r creatures, and they were actually
suffering from hunger. One Of tho i'm
MIGRANTS said that they had been en-
capcd in Italy by an agent to goto Mex
leo 10 work on a railroad, and their
passage ovcr had been paid By the
agcut II waa early last spring when
.hcy arrived in Mexico, ard they were
Immediately pnt 10 work on the road.
They were nllowcd twenty-five cent.
per day, and nanaqcl to make living
by srppIrinc their tables from the veg
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NOTICE..

An parties indebted to Fitzpatrick & Greg
DRY are hereby notified to come forword , apd
re..,. Immediately, as ,he business OF the firm
. ~ nc ''of.u' Unless settlements are made
.ne Grams Will be put in The hands of an Off
Ger Tor c,,lCetlon. I, y. GREGORY,
sept II, 'S3. 6m Surviving partner.
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Years
to live.

Oar readers will easily gather from
the above tabulated statement the mum
Der Of years to which their lives, accord
Ing to the law Of average, may reasona-
bly, be expected to extend. - Elk.
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HOLMES IMMINENT

Is an lNESTIMABLE BOON to all child
bearing Women; a real blessing to suffering
emales true
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TIE SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION

Theory and Practice of Teaching.
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Ed.tcglai Correspondence.
NV ORLEANS, Dee. 90, '83.

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'p''r' u '''s"!, VI any ''"'' '''"
ANA yct' more churches, more cAar'
ity, more poIitencss, more saloons, more
Pleasures and les bigptry, lcss penn.
robustness Ice. nn,,litr,e.s lass drun.
nm. l.s, ...,.;n., acknowledgements.
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o''''e'7' less '''ue N"nlc" Is 'Ae c"'" /
Of women in small towns aud less Of /
MI that hclii,lcs human nature, cannot
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to write few sunday thoughts Iast /
Sunday, but when reflected tat this
was inst whot the +. c, News wautad
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ecclesiastical editor h"a more thorough
ly done the work laid out for it few
weeks since that is, oas03rcd the quos-
tons pat to it, aud to do which it was
given SIX months.
Aye, New Orleans is, as ! have al
ready said, wonderful city the Pnrls
Of America Not 50 poPaIons as New
York, Philadelphia, Chicago, and few
other cities, but ahead of all 1t them in
its "makc.up" And just now, close Oh
to Christmas, Is most opporiunc
season IN which to see 1t I'm all it,
glory There IS not much OF n rush to
"Ncst End, or Spanish Fort at tins
season | happened ut those places lat
June, and was spock amid the vast
congregation Of sp,cnd"r, irivol!ty,
conrIship, rascaIlty, chIcancry, and
pleasure ; bat at this season all the Gle.
mcn's o! society, from the diamond,
and silk, and volyct display, 30 the cut
glass, calico, and gold,pIaicd styles, are
gathered, "us hen patherch her
brood, in the cilyo New Orleans, And
there are many here from distance.
Some for mere enjoyment Of the lNxily
Of social digri'e; some for the gcul0'
atmosphere; some for the "Gmrrd In
tcrna,onal Bench Show orDogs," wiic0
will include II large number from Great
Britain, Ireland and Canada, and it
brings sigh to this fond Ecprt, and n
hcavc to this pure breast Of mine MS /
reflect very often that Tom Gregory, Of
good old Winchester, il not here with
me. Oh! holc he would enjoy looking
at this International congregation and
conglomcration of the canine spccicsl
lie would give up the best hwsui, in
Franklin county, am sure, if he only
knew the amount of dog worth that will.
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wish to he certain o! n lodging place ON
~ V ,omGnol"ry ,his r'l;n 81 W. rInr;a,,
this discrocc tn ciyi,i,o,;"r MI,
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Our prices for Job Work
ana advertising are as low as
as those of any office in the
State. Try us.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-02-13
A Heather Chast isel.

The heather Chinee who has as
sumed at times the bossing Of the
Merchants Hotel in the absence of
the proprietors, and has upon sundry
occasions made himself obtrusivc and
insolent to every one in the house,
was brought up with round turn to-
day by Ernest Fischer, proprietor of
the dining rooms. The Chinee III
suited lady in the house, and Mr.
Fis, her treated the Mongolian to a
severe drubbing and gave him his first
lesson in civility. u suit will be
brought by the Chinaman, who should
be fined the costs.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-02-13
A Huge Cinnamon Bear

Lacerated and tore George Barker,
near Leadville, last winter. DIR. w.
X. Leonard said, 81 cured his cruel
wounds with two boxes Of Browns
Arnica Salve, and without a scar -
You should have box of Browns
Arnica Salvc always in the house. 1t
removes Inflammation, and heals
wherever the skin is broken. If your
druggist does not have it, send Is
cents in stamps to the Brown Medi-
cine Company, Leavenworth, Kansas,
and they will send a box by return
mail. For sale by |. |. Lewis & Son
ketchum; DIR. Brock, Bellevue, and
J. a. Rupert, HALEY, Idaho.