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Fashion notes.

Satin cords, braided into rather intri
cate designs, are used as the heading for
other trimmings on itch costumes.
Pansies OF all colors and sizes on grounds
ot various colors appear IN chene effects
on some sash ribbons aud scarfs
Large ahawls of white null embroidered
on the edges and in she corners will be
much WON with midsummer toilets.
Celored silk mitis are embroidered IN
sclf-coloTs across The hsod, The wrist end
ON the Top which reaches to the elbow.
Violet, lilac, pansy, heliotrope, dahlis
aud many other ,ed tisis of purple arc
fashionable for silk end WOO! costumes.
Polka dots are now no longer of one
color, but arc yariegated or irGosceni, or
il Gelf-colored axe placed alternately IN
contrasting tones, or in iriplets, as black,
crimson, white. etc.
Scotch plaid glace elk Of very dark col
ors are used in combination with surah
and cashmere for semi-dress costumes.
Sun umbrellas are 20 match the color OF
the dress, and are mounted on thick oakeD
siicks, with handles studded with gold.
The high novelty in walking suite in
Paris is combination Of fac black cash
mere and Eghite moiTe ON white Ottoman
silk.
For children conbinsiion dresses will be
unusually worn. Plaids of every pattern
are imported with plain materials to cor
respond in color
In the matter of fancy Jewelry the palm
may be awarded TO spiders. Jet,c silver
and jeweled spiders are seen in masses of
lace.,n bonnet strings ind in bows.
The leading stores have on hand elk of
the same dominant color 10y one maker
figured, changsble or plaid for sk'ris PLAN
TO correspond for waists, sacques, etc.
For rich silks the palm-lcat design is
most populOr, and is inwrought to initiate
Cashmere designs. Fayorite shades arc
electric blue, garnet, crushed strawberry
and raspberry.
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ions, has been heard from,
The treasury of the United States II
Columbia is without a dyllar.
Towns along the tho Georgia Pacific Ia
Alabama, are building up like magic.
Rochester, n. Y. Democrats endorse
the oEioiai acts OF Governor Cleveland.
FIR making Improper proposals TO a
young girl a Rome, Ga, man is now in j al.
Three young men are at Salt Lake CITY
en- route to the Yellowstone Park their
bicycles.
According to Gresham the government
will loso $4,000, 600 by introducing two
cent stamps.
Burdette, the Burlington Hawkeve iok.
or, was seriously hurt by TALL fro.-- the
cars the other night.
Ssroh B,rDhardi In her own tbeatcr aud
as her own manager is pronounced a sue
GEES ny ali farls.
A Thousand million dollars is the es,i-
mated shrinkoge Of WALL street values
within two yons.
A Western cowboy who tried to whip
ali Rev York, will spend a considerable
period 10 the tombs.
A telegraph line on which messages
from NV York to Chicago con DO nj
for ten CENTS, is now talked OF.
Judge HoadIy passes his time a, the 81.
G sorgo Hotel, Philadelphia, chnnY in
playing chess with HE wife.
Congressman Perry Belmont, Of New
Y,ik, 10 iarnlshed his new house c, WISH
i"C.0u, ID. @ in palallai style.
Henry l. Pierce says that the reason he
declined the nomination for Governor il
massachusetts was poor health
Tine IDEA of running telegraph aud cleo
trio wires underground il now berg
warmly discussed 10 Louisy lie.
Leon Albeit, the Democrat candidate
for Governor in New JeIsy,is said to lear
some resemblance to General Graut
Judge Foraker maie fourteor speeches
last week, and has made seventy speeches
since the opening # the campaign.
Aaong the Democratic speakers who
;Hro to TAKE hand ia the Ohio campaign
that able orator, Willam Il. Morrison
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items ofsnteTost.
.4jnnio H.ok - buck from Europe

4inBio H.uk - back from Europe
E3siu Booth viii bereafts, i've I'D Boo
ton.
Oh, Holland Parliament wa, ope1ed see.
tGday.
The building boom bas opaooa a,rlnps
simida.
The Ieraics sfe 30 longer running in
N.tca,z
P.fwor seiirs coac, SIS approaching
She caftb.
Thae arc $500 Nv olsip 'Ao Terncssoe
Icu.an'iay.
hmr Rls,oh il oomisg over 10 rive a
srii,s If 'eadi,g 81.
murderer was gulioup,d 10 Rheims,
F.ucr, yesterday.
sI,mon'. Dev opera, Captain K 3D. is
faUars Boz Lmdon.
y Q,.a's new c.n,,dy 10 DECLARED p
success ir N,w Yofk.
b bsr J.. lie is 70 haze a-t.e %
b.nizs IN New York
hn 0g5 ,r I'd c,if is ite rr.dsc, 81
o. a.bon uo,y, Ky
TIE Fl.rIlG volcano b. slowi ioueD
tons lls * s'iU'y.
VckshurQ. Mics is1o bage thorough
system "a SatrW0fks.
1no monument e. Tylr vas unveiled
q. p uisv.llc, ye,tefdav
Abe NrsbIl, The runaway b,.i % mill
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS

TO ALL PERSONS HOLDING LIENS
by Judgment, Or therwise, OF the real
estate, on any pam thereof OF Sarah a .
Chimes
Ia pursuance of the Circuit Court e.,
Preston Ceunty. made in a cause therein
pending, 10 subject the real estate OF the
said Sarah a. Grimes 10 the satisfaction
"i the liens thereon, you arc hereby re
quired To present All claims held NV Won
and each Of you, against tho said sarah
a. Grimes, which aro liens Oh her roui
estate,or any part OF il, DISQUALIFICATION TO
ne, az my Office. ia tho town OF King.
wood. Preston county, Vest Virginia on
or before The 18th day OF October. next.
GiVeh nnder my hand, this 18th day
Of Septainber, 1888.
l. &. RALPHSNYDER.
Z--4L Commissioner.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding liens by judg-
nent or otberwlse, on the real estate,
or any part thereof, OF Joshua Layton
In pursuance CT decree OF the Cir
cult Court OF Preston County, made in
a cause therein ngnding. 20 subject the
real estate OF tho said Joshua Lay ton to
the satisfaction OF the liens thereon. YOU
are hereby required 10 present all claims
hold by you and each OF you against tho
said JOSHUA Layton, which are liens on
his real estate or any part OF Il. FOR adiu-
dicaiion 20 me,a my Office, in KiDgwOOd.
Preston County, West Virginia, Oh o.
before the 10Th day OF October, 1888.
Given under my hama this 18th day OF
September, 1888.
JOS. IL. HAWTHORNE.
~ III. Commissioner.
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h

Y 'ley's motor nouey.
A MIX punch--thc churn.
Drawing il milG--smcking a cigarette
a work of fiction should be doue by the
day.
Ii is much easier to find fault than it ia
to lose one.
A red nose gives man the appearance
of having rye face.
A presidential boom mas knocked many
a mso's prospects eudways
Butchers VINO blow meat, do SO for
the purpose OF h.viBg "a, thing Of it.
Boys, when you want girls candied
npiuion give her plenty of caramele.
Tbeieminine posacssor Of a pretty foot
and ankle hes natural talent for the
stage.
Bismarck still keeps his watch on the
Rhine. I's so handy to put it in coax
there.
Bhe sinner now pus up bis Own stove
pipe, while the Natchtul Christian h.res
it done.
It's easy enough 20 get person 'ratelei.
J dst Try 10 shake him and see If it iss't.
There Is Compensation in eli tblcgs. rs
the dayo shorten the gas bills lepgihen.
when a mau bocomes too siiuey to give
anything to toe church, he leaves it aud
becomes a liberal
Probably the reason why there never
wss n'@spap.r man President Is bccsuss
they wauldn t have tine to serve
Black six It ckiugs are The ,ost fasl-
ION 30 hose. The grrs, saving IN lsuud y
bills viii, 90 douD,, COMMEND them g. the
ec3nom.cs'
RGtkiu says couple should court slvee
years before marrying. Ilis hand il level,
10 they afe ne, tired If each other tLeu
tn,y never elll BE-.
"rh's .sat--af az. un'ry, sa3I dis
gosed nsu recently. the Only homes,
iu.a sreir j %, aaa trey asc honest simg y
because taey haze 90 be-
30 vire of uaay elevator rcc.den'4 &c
corning wcuid it moi Be- n,u, i1 spsslirz
Of person wao Is getting on one, 20 soy
ne j. goiog w ,he 'plul
Which siJ, u d dy should walk on =
ass,e Charlie " TDets easily answered
Cn.G.o X 20 on lDeI.ht ,ide of Der
AID you ~oD't be- Left
ny go.d oon. ~hy d,nt y,u ~ 60
yw1 said kiod b.ated gentleman To-
5s.woy t,egIr
.Irs 20 iroopie ts go 10 omk. Tur
rau.l, uitl ne isi. s..p 20 d, wueb / do
start
B-ss. IS 9f,en taken by ibo roiniratrd
far pure gola but tbose nno ~isu 60 ae
g ~. IIe' m.uorr should keep usm
-Iv,s bright sud po.isA,d, 81 tnc less
srerR ~ gic.on Ta' xiv. .h,m av.y
We aauce uat priv fighter ~suts g.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To ;ho Creditors OF James Il Durcb, le-
ceased
In pursuance of n decree of the Circuit
Court OF Preston, made in - cause there,
ia pending to subject the real estate OF
the said James y Barch to the payment
ol his debts, you are required TO present
you claims against the estate of the said
James n Bur"h, for adjudication T.
smith Craue, Commissioner, at his oflic
~ the said county, on or before the Both
day OF October next
Witness, Smith Crane, Clerk of said
Court, this ltbh day OF September, 1888.
SMTFA CRANE.
Zz-6t. Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TO the Or editors Of John A Vanzand.
deceased:
Ia pursuance OF decree OF The Cir
cuii Court a. tho County OF Preston, made
I'm cause therein pending, to subject
the real estate or the said John A Van
IAN Z, TO the payment OF his debts, you
acc required 10 present your Chains
against the estate OF the said John A
Nanzlndt. for adjudication To Joseph II
hawthorne, Commissioners, at his Office
n he said county,, on or before the Both
day = October next.
Witness, Smith Crane, Clerk of said
Court, ibis 10Th day of September. 1888.
SMITH CRANE.
S2E-6t Clerk.
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hAaaaaTSz - IA n0pulaf account ~ tho Heroes
NENHH Wfh 4. land AdVruturors, w hc bY their
hNNtNtutNtEN lWalor aud pfaf-craft beat back
ke4AatNtttG - ifh8 gavayn- from enc borders n
! '5.# aTRhGEDY ..:a I;
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i.:...:i \: N I. PIONEER LIFE


Reasons Why You Feel Badly.
BccaaSc your stomach IS not doing its work properly.
Bcr2use your liver is Of order, aud nghtng.
BecaHsc your blood is thin, and needs iron in it.
Bec0use troubled with and pains.
Bccause you vczed with l3nguor I'D debility,
~
Tine ab your cnlecbled stomach, and help digest
RJrck your wcared liver and put it in splendid order
Eayfah your watcry blood, and give a rich red color
CabR worried and give them rcstf1 peace.
Strengthen your whole system and drive debility and anguor
Considering dollar buy Of the
druggist bottle Of Browns IROS there why
should continue to feel badly just for the fun Off = -
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Elisha Thomas, Administrators Of Nil
chael M,Aleer. deceased,
AGAINST
David NJ. Hart, William Il Burch. adj
ninisirasOrs Of James II Burch, deceased
Mary Burch. widow OF said deceased aud
the iollt wing named children and hoirs
at law Of said deceased, viz: James ID
Burch, William L Burch. John Burcb.
Il Annie NJ NiOe.late r. Apnie NJ. Burch
widow OF Ch ristian IA Niue, deceased
Emma Smith, late Emma Burch.
aud Isaac y Smith, cher husband
Jane Stunkle, late L Jane Burcs
aud Charles stumble, her husband, A lice
Pnrth. aud Charles Burch, Lissa 5 Hart
ana Thomas Wiigus.
EQUITY
AND
Hugh McAleer,
AGAINST
John Mcleod. David NJ Hart. LISA s
Hart, Thomas Wilgus, Mary Burch.
James Burch, William Il Burch. John
Burcb. t Annie VI Nine, Emma :Smiih
Isaac n Smith, Il Jank Stunkle, Charlie
Stunkle. Alice Burch and Elisha Thorn
AS, administrators OF Michael MICA leer.
| deceasej,
ON A PETITION.
David NJ Hart,
AGAINST
| Hugh McAieer, Mary Burch. James d
Burch, William n Burch. John Birch
4 Annie " Nine, Emma smith. Isaac
y smith, E Jane Stunkie, Charles Stun.
kle, Blice Burch Charles Burch, aud
| Ellsha 1nomas administrator OF Vi tchae
McAleer, deceased.
ON a CROSSBILL.
| BY joint decree rendered by the Cir.
cult Court OF Preston county. ia the State
| OF West Virginia, in the above mention
ed causes, on the 18th day of August
| 1888, the said causes were referred TO Tho
undersigned, one OF the commissioner.
| OF said court, with directions to state and
| settle the administration account OF vii,
liam L Burch, administrator of James I
Burch, deceased also 10 ascertain anC
| report the liens and charges against H.,
estate of the id James II Burch, de.
| ceHaed, their character, order and priori.
ties, and to whom owing, together will
such other pertinent matter ~ hs may
deem proper, or be required by the par
ties or any of them.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
kiNowo ID, w. VA,
September II, 1888.
| The aboye mentioned parties will
please take notice that / shall on the 3CtI
day OF October next, at ny Office a'Ore
sad, proceed to execute the above men.
uonod decree of reference.
SMITH CRANE,
Ill. Commissioner
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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-29
r. b Noyed.

Poor Yop appears TO be ont OF luck
after all; first her hotel racket fell
through; then the court house fizzled;
then came the of1icials ri the railroad,
who only stopped there a few minutes
en- route to Ketchum, and returning, az
suddenly left there; and now comes the
report that the HALEY Sampler Is to be
moved to Ketchum. This institution
has depended largely on the ore from
Bullion. The introduction Of concen-
trntors has had the effect OF crippling
Its business; for the COMMENTATORS not
only concentrate the orc but place IL
In condition to s,e easily and accurate-
" sampled. We understand that Mr..
Moulton and family have already
moved to Ketchum. -- Sun.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-29
Exceeding Modest.

A Young lady ut Ketchnm IL so modest
that she will not disrobe ut night IN
front Of her sweetheart's photograph,
but turns Its face To the wall before be-
ginning that interesting operation. She
makes amends 10 tho photo after the
light IL ont, though. She takes 1t to
bed with her HALEY Times,
We wonder what Ketchum youth,
through the heart bursting influence Of
n resentment on something perhaps a
little too fresh has been ngonized into
the impuisive retaliation of cpntrib-
uting this ontburst Of exquisite genius
to the HALEY Times. Now, tho poor
fellow must have got left, oh, so bad
lie ought to consult his mamma on
points Of etiquette, and make a new
approach.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-29


Come down. Jnd. we want to see you.
md will try and have a few "torchlight
professions" on hnnd. which we will
allow you 10 swallow, two ut timo.-
Weiser Leader.
Would like to come down first rate,
and enjoy tho proyerbial hospitality
of your thriving Young city; but Doc,
drop your pencil u moment. and listen.
Wo hive lailigagged with fierce old up
piejnek md mellow pencil; have toyetl
with New England rum; swallowed the
fermented root juice OF the South Pit
eific isles; have struggled with potheen
mud Scotch; and tanlped down Alaska
hoeehinoo; fendled the famous Sheep
Herders' Delight of Nevada; and slipped
Of every nectar known to the civilized
and barbarious world land got away
with III except one; and the exception is
tile celebrated Weiser City brand, which
fur months past hna attracted the ut
tsntion Of NIL experts throughout the
country. Our cnrioaity is great; we'd
like to assay it--hut Judging from all
We haye heard about it, don't believe
we want to swallow two at time
Boise Democrat.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-29
The Branch Road.

There are tow residents on the
river who realize that the railroad
company are realizing much revenue
from their branch road to Haley, but
the fact Is the traffic is quite remuner-
alive. As to the passenger travel 1T is
doing sufficiently we'll and the passen-
ger coach Is about MS well occupied
each way as on most branch roads. The
freight traffic il increasing, and from
three to four cars Of base bullion and
ore going out. daily is about the aver
age counted upon. Times.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-29
CLEAR CASE.

Auburn hair inclined to curl,
Honest eyes md winning smile;
For to set the brain nwhirl,
Lips that might d saint beguile;
That's a girl.
Taller than the maiden coy,
Truthful, fearless, handsome, strong
Heart OF gold without alloy,
Hating here 'twixt right md wrong
That's u boy.
Window panes festoOnsd with rhyme,
Leafiess trees and hillsides bare;
Town clock sounding midnight's chime,
Street lamps cleaning here and there;
That's the time.
Nesting Mt the mountains base,
With Its one long, quiet street.
Clasped in Winters white embrace,
Quaint old village, prim and neat;
That's the place.
Trnnnt arms and shy embrace,
Tender VOWS In willing ear,
Kisses on an upturned face,
Whispered. Eyes, love you, DEAR
That's the case.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-29
KETCHUM THE COMING TOWN.

Daring the pnst three weeks
more than ordinary building inn
provcmcnt has been noticeable in
Kctcl,nm, and more than the usual
number Of new citizens hive been
adding 10 the list OF our population.
The better natural advantages and
superior Inducements to business
men offered By this place have be.
come apparent 70 the world, and tho
eye of every industrious person who
ii watching tho growth, progress
and probable Importance Of Wood
River towns with a view 10 settle-
inent ii some safe, permanent LOCAL
IFS, ii turned invariably to keteh-
nm, tho coming great center; the
natural railroad terminus, and the
most richly endowed in mineral
extent aud wealthy tributaries, Of
All towns IN this great and promis-
ing country. We learn daily OF
new business undertakings, new and
important building improvements
and rapid progress OH every hand.
What was hamlct with half
dozen places Of business year
since, IL now surprising the very
pioneers with u quiekened growth
into that magnitude and popularity
which places liz in position com
1,ctitive with our sister towns in
real life, tIntilc and genuine support.
In fact tho extent and permanency
Of our supporting industries, consids
ci'ing o,r age, is nowhere equallcdi
real estate is valuable and on tho
rise, corner lots IN the business por-
ton of town sell ut from $1,000 to
$4,000: lumber IA in demand. and
everything puts OH the appearance
Of life aud prosperity.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-29

The Oxford Enterprise says;
"Placers are working along Snake
river and miners are making from
81 to $40 per day, with their gunny
sack process, and as tho river is
falling they report tho bars getting
richer"
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-29
4 eanyon City fCoIoadol specia

4 canyon City Colorado special
says; ~. Il, Watkins, charged
with cattle stealing. WAS ioreibly
taken from tho Sheriff by n band
ri armed cowboys, shot to death,
and his body hanged from the tim
hers Of a bridge in the suburbs of
the town. Watkins was returning
from salida, whence liz Ind bun,
accompanied by tho Sheriff, to so
enfe bonds for his appearance he-
fire tho Grand Jury The whole
country is excited, and measures
ilaye been talsn TO apprehend the
nalrIerers.h
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-29

According TO the facalsy, eight
parts il ten Of the human blood
consists of water This seems to
leave q very small margin for whis-
KY s. U.s.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-29

4 young man went TO see his girl
the othor night. That WINS all
right But after he bid her good
night ho WAS so hewildcrod you
know how it il yourself female
beauty can tangle man up SO he
don't know hardly who he is. whore
he is, what he IL. whore he is going
TO, whore he came from, or what is
going to become of hin) he stecrod
off in the wrong direction and got
tangled up in the hop vines. Ho
wouldn't turn around and 20 back
but holted ahead Took u quarter
section Of tho hop patch with him.
He Ind 10 particular uso for the
hops, but 1t was just rs handy to
take en- as % leave EN-. Our IN
dormant saw the young man comb
ing hops out OF his hair aext morn
ing We don't know who the
young man is. Wasn't informed,
and thefore may be running dcspcr-
ate chances i'll mentioning these
| faets = Idaho W orltl.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-29

Ed. Mallon Your aged father aud
mother are living IN Boise City, almost
helpless and wholly unable to earn u
living, owing to rheumatism. They
have aa means. Frequent letters from
them have thus far failed to learn your
whereabouts. 1t is their earnest prayer
that yas conn nna assist untl comfort
them in their poverty and nffiiction.
A. ]. BoyAKrN.
Boise city. Aug. rs, 1888.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-29

In the abandoned property di-
vision Of tIu treasury department.
1T Washington arc stored $40, nu0,-
siu0 in Confederate money. In
tleW II the purchase Of honds for
shipment "a England. m effort viii
IL nlntle4u tho next Congress IN 80.
eare authority 70 destroy the sinan-
etai relies IN tho hands Of the Gov
efnnent
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-29

An exchange says that she
dude, after carefully md critically
examining the magnificent proper
lions If her dude lovor, timidly re-
marked. George. darling, if | nm
going to wear the brooches after we
get married, you will have to get
them nude largeT thu that This
faet will probably mike tight pants
the more desirable. In some eases
tong covers will he IN demand,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-29

4 Young AMI ililsensse doctor. on
Icing told TINT Il ecrtain patient was
conyuiescent, said why, that i
latlsiiie. ] can euro eonsaleseenee
il three hours.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-29

The Phil ADELPH MIA
Mining and
Smelling Company
At Ketchum,
Will pay Cash, Immediately at
ter sampling, for all Ores Of
f9Ted II, In lots Of 200 Pounds
up to 10000 Tons.
This company is in the market
with tho intention of competing
against tho 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 ut least 30 DAYS
SOONER than BY selling to others;
they will get MORE FOR THEN,
keep them within sight and in their
control until paid Tor, and help to
build up this section on a perma-
mont footing
Ores will be purchased at tho
Smelling Works at this point, or at
the Sampling Works ut Haley, or
at ANY MINE in this section, i'll bulk,
and an unnecessary expense of at
least S. per ton thus avoided.
For further information, esti-
mates, etc, address or call on the
undersigned.
Col. E. GREENE,
General Manager,
Ketchum
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-29

To wliirr is hew man, sang the
|usz saw rs it chewed off two fin
GERS 81 j curious chap Who said he
fii4n / believe the thing MAS moving.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-29

It is stated that an eminent artist
lately painted q snowstorm SO natu-
rally that lie caught i bad cold by
sitting loo near il with Ils coat off.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-29

4 laay II Saratoga has become
Hind from using something to make
her eyes brilliant She sees her fol-
Is, though.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-29

Boise city, Ang. 26, 1888.