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How to Develop . Boys brain
Psychological Journal.

An incident In the schooI-life Of q teacher
as related by herself, illustrates our point
She had charge Of schoolin country town
early In her career, and among her scholars
was o boy about fourteen years old, who
cared very little about study and showed no
interest apparently In anything connected
with the school. Day after day he failed in
his lessons, and definitions after school hours
and notes to his widowed mother had no eff.
feet. One day the teacher had sent him to
his seat, after vain effort to get from him q
and, feeling somewhat nettled she watched
his conduct. Having taken his seat he
pushed the book impatiently aside, and espy
ing fly, caught IL with dexteroIs SWEEP
of the hand and then betook himself TO n close
inspection OF the insect. For fifteen min
utes or more tho boy was thus occupied
needless Of surroundings, and the expression
Of his face told the teacher 1t was more thar
idle curiosity that possessed his mind.
thought struck her, which she put into prae
tice at the earliest opportunity that day
Boys" said she, " what can you tell IN,
about fies?" and calling several OF the bright
est by name, she asked them II they conlt
tell her something Of fy's constitution
and habits. They had very little to 50,
about the insect. They often caught one, bu
only for sport, and did not think 1t worth
while TO study SO common an insect. Final
ly she asked the Ounce. who had silently
but with kindling eyes, listened to what hi
schoslmates had hesitatingly said. He burs
out with description Of the head, eyes
wings and feet Of the little creature, so full
and enthusiastic that the teacher was aston.
ished and the whole school struck with won
der. He told how II walked and how IL ate
and many things which were entirely new
to his teacher. So that when he had I'm
ished abe said: "Thank you; you hav,
given MS real lecture in natural history, and
yon have learned II all yourself"
After the school closed that afternoon sh,
had long talk with the boy, and found tina
he was fond Of going into the woods and
meadows and collecting insects and watch
ing birds, but that his mother thought b,
was wasting his time. The teacher, however
wisely encouraged him In his pursuit, and
asked him TO bring beetles and butterflies
and caterpillars to school, and. tell what b,
knew about them. Tho hey was delighted
~ this unexpected turn Of Affairs, and in |
few days the hstiess Ounce was the market
boy Of that school. Books on natural histo
ry were procured for him, and aworld o.
wonders opened 70 his appreciatiye eyes
He read and stndied and examined he soor
understood the necessity OF knowing some.
thing Of mathemasio4 geography, and gram
mar, for the snccessfui carrying on OF BIZ
favorits study, and he made rapid progress.
in his classes. In short. twenty years lateI
he was eminent Is . naturalist, and owed hi,
suecess, u no sever hssitated to soknowi-
edge, 70 thae disosrnias tsacAsF.
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ssprsns cesrs Ktisssss..
Corr. pAiludelphi0 Preas.

Corr. TAuo0etpAeo fFeW
happened TO drop into the United State,
Supreme Court the other day, sad thsrs
net distinguished Philsdelphis lawyer
He IVES In the biacktst and shiniest Of broad.
cloth from his head 70 his hssls. He had il
his hapds . tall hal, . small black nscktis
sncirclsd the whitsst Of collars, and his gsn
eral appearance suggested funeral. A,
this gentleman Il dare not nane him) Il
somewhat notsd for his 6ashy attire, could
not exactly andsntand what was The mater
especially - hs had no crape.on his hat. 81
noticed me eysing him and asked what va
the matter. told hin b Looked more liks
. Baptist minister than . Philsdslphla law
yer. to7as
"Oh," b answered quickly, "it's this d-t
csurt. ! hate these clothes, and q hens
never wear anything but srays or stripes o.
plaids, with bright nscktiss, but The ias
time had case II this court I was net Il
lowed 70 make ny Argument because I wors
shsrt specified coat and trsusen, with |
blue nesktie. was told that vs. not Prep
srly dressed 70 appear before this court, n,
that mast wear black clothes. ihavs IN.
other cass here new,. and - yeu - ! -
dressed II this eutlandish style. Butt shal
charge this suit - ny ciisnt, and vhen
Ct home I'll hsve ny wife put hssssships,
away in csnphsr and marx them 'Suprsn'
Court" Ass.y,N
Upon inqalry found, vhst nsvsr knsv
bssoie, thss the Gnpesns Court S6rsids Inv
ysrs to wear within ~ bsr anything ~
black. The veathsr nay b = ~ = ~
region toward which eli q - slnssn IN
tending. bst - graEsfdi sssssusker - l!ssl
dustsr u Willis duck y permissible. II
nina cid duesn In sssy chsirs may ned -
snooss and hass shsir 60, but ysa No.
drsss IL hlack. = 4 prssably Eisht, r. -
tain lorns and eersmsnles ass 'nscsssagy ~
tie Glfnity ef.the couft uaes - nsintsfnel
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COLOSSAL.
Some of the Greatest Things ON Earth.

Same of the Greatest Things ON Earth.
The highest range Of mountains ID The
HImaiayas, the mean elevation being estimat-
ed al from sixteen thousand to eighteen
/. thousand feet.
The loftest mountain IL Mount Everest Or
Cu,risanher, Of the Himalaya range, having
IAN elevation. Of $4,000 feet above the sea
lsvsl.
The largest theatre In the world 10 the
new Opera house In Paris. II covers nearly
three acres Of ground. Its cshjt nass 10 4.fcS,-
600. II cost about one hundred million
francs.
The largest suspension bridge will DO the
ons now buildine between New York and
and Brooklyn. The length of.ths main span
IL l,5o5 feet inches; theentirs length OF the
bridge, $3.50 feet. =:
The Hottest active volcano y Pspoesfs1sti
---asnoking nountain" - thirty Eve hilss
southwest Of Pueblo, Mexico. II 10. 1874
feet above the sea hvei, and his crasef
three miles In circunfsrence and iOee feet
deep.
The largest island In the world whieh
.Iso regarded a. q continent, ID Australia. 1t
4 $500 miles In length from. east 70 west,
and msasurss 1850 miles frsn north U
south. It's area 10 2,9S4, 2s6 square miles.
The largest span Of wire In the world is
used for telegraph II India, over the n yer
Xhtnah, between Basorah and Ssctanasrsne.
II 4 more than o,oos feet long, and q
stretched between two hills, each Of which
b ZOO feet high.
The largest ship In the world 10 the Great
Eastern. She ID $50 feet long, S3 feet bread
end 90 feet deep, being 22,sss tons burden,
1915 gross and 1884 net register. She Wa
b,ilt a. MIllwall, on the Thames, and VA
launched On January 81, 1857.
The largest university 10 Oxford, In En-
sland. In the city Of the same name, hhy-nvs
miles from Lsndss. Il censists Of twenty
ene colleges ana ave halls. Oxford was
Great seat sf learning y early a. The time d
Kdv ard the Confessos. University college
clsims 20 have been founded b. Alfred.
The largest body Of fresh water on ths
globe u Lake ouperisr-sV miios seues As'
nlles vide st lie greatest breadth, and hav'
,tns m area Of $1,000 square miles. iss mean
depth . said TO be 100, and its greatest depsl
about 200 fathoms. It's surface u Aosut oS'
feet above the level Of the go.
The NEST extensive park 10 Deer Park u
,he envir,ps Of Copenhagen, Denmark. Ths
,rr,o.urs eontalns absut 1880 acres, and I
divided By small river. The largest pless
ure ground In this country, and ons q IN
largest In the weird, ID Fsiruonst Psrk
PhIisdslphia, which contains 2,71o asrss.
Ths largest tunnel IN Tho world y that o
81. Gothard, on the line VI railroad ostwesi
Luesrne ana Allap. The summit q IN
tu.usl ID 900 feet below the surface u Audsf
ms.t. and Geo feet beneath u psak 9
Ysutslhorn Of the 81. 0othsrd group. T.
turusl Il 2ol feet vide, and y ssst 70 Ines
ftcm tl,e tsoor 70 the crown q - arcnss
roof. II y ol miles long III miles ,onss
shsn the MI. Gems tunnsl.
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81. Mays AcaoemV.
Bag Ialgs Aanhla ". ~
CosDccrrs M rnx AtsEEas 90 CHARITY.
. $500. -s~e~---~Fil +ssFHie4sI >
The Anasemsc ssar b divided inso tAa ssssions Of
fs- months sash. be9rpipg rs*pectixsly en- TIE aTst
Monday OF sepssnfer and fbe tisst Mnnau II fss-
TASTY. 5sssar u 49,
{ .'.r.-~T TERMS:
board and tuition per session, Ane3adiRg
bed, bedding end sashtnE. .............si9e
Day puFfts. ........................ g
Music on pssno, per sesssoa, extra. ...... %
Music on oyoan |" ,...... 30
u nstc on guitar ....... %
Ne extra charge for yseal Music.
Per Drapias and Painting Estro Charges.
III Plain ana ornamensai Needle Wort, IN
Ertarght free of charge. -0
Al Psy~,en4s 1uas be Made IN Advance.
Putlls are required to bring all necessary
articles for the toilet.
Special rates for tyre or mere Of one family
attending the institstion at tbs sanas time.
For further particulars apply TO the
SISTER SUPERIOR.
In casrse ef q. Mary's Academy,
60s9 Deer Lodge, 81. r.
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Notice Of Final Entry.
UNITED STATES LAND oFFlcE.

HELENA. N. T., Jan ~, 1883,
Notice 10 hereby given that the following named
settler has lr& notice OF his intention TO make ana
proof support OF his claim and secure nnai entry
thercsf and inst said proof win be made before the
fpobats Judge Of Deer Lodge county. H. AT his of
fce IN the town q Deer Ledge on Saturday. the 1sth
das Of February, A. p. 1883, 10 wit: WILLIAM B.
MILLER, who died preemption declaratory statement
No. t6i4 for the VIZ OF NHk. and the wy Ct eWk.
Of Sec. No. 81, In Township No. . n. OF Range No
. West, and be names the following witnesses 10
prove bis continuous residence upon and cultivation
~ said trace, to.wif: Ardrew Cnrirtofferson, An
Hsew Hansen, Gilhen Stuart, and Peter Petsrtop,
III Of Deer Lodge poeioAce, Beer Lodge County, -
j. y. MOE, Redkter
o. B. o'BAxsoS, kts'y for Claimant
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/ $50.
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
HrIrAA A II Iannarr % Ihx9

UNITED STATES LAND UFFIVE. {
HELENA, N. T., January ~, 1873
Notice 10 hereby given that John X nj Id, HAIR
riet Sanford, and George NcBurney, whe-e pJstot-
fee addrefs IL Helena, Montana have thu day Elec
application for patent, under the mining isas OF
Congress. for placer mining claim sta tel IL no
organized mining district, Deer Lodgr s, Mon
tana Territory, In sections and B. T. IL ~ r. 10 W.
which chin IL recorded In the otire the Cognty
Recorder of said county, and de- C. ihei follows
By LEGAL subdivisions OF the p.bc ands, towir The
SWk Of the NV OF the SWA. ana the NWA of the
swA OF the SWk and Lot No. q, o: zee. 3 and iht
~ Ut the ~ Of the EL OF the SEX, and the NEA
Of the SEX OF the De 81 Ser. No Ut T. IL ~. X
No. 10 est OF prime pal meridian embracing .s0l
ffty four and 50 100 acres upon which notice OF said
application WAS posted the 2yth day Of December
1889 The adjoining claimants 10 these premises
e Caroline Dutro et al. west, ID. L. lsbe and j. l.
Isbell on north.
.-..-.- j. II. MOE, Htgister.
Gxo. b. FooTK, Atty for Applicants. 7ost1a
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Notice Of Final settsensert and
Distribution.

Ii the Probate Court of the County of Deer Lodge
Territory of AonIana.'
In the matter OF the estate Of Charles j. A. Com
piainvilfe, deceased.
Notice ie hereby given that Reuben L. Davis. Ad
painistrator of the estate of Charles j, Complain
yie deceased has rendered aud presented for settle
ment and aled In said court his final account Of hi
OF raid estate and petition for dstri
pution thereof: ana that Saturday, the 24th day o
February, A. ID. 1888 The same being day OF Tel n
of this conrt. o-wit: Of the January term, A. %
1Sss at ten O'Clock m, az the court room Of salt
court at the court house in tine town and count
Aforesaid has been liked BY said court for the hearin
OF the said dual ,ccJun and settlement and petition
for distribution at which time and place auy
interested In said estate may appear and file his ex
ceptioIs I'm writing to the said account and contes
the same.
Dated January 81, 1858
oRREN EMERSON, Clerk.
.OstI
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
DcIin q.ent Tax List. Iss1
: REasuRRR.s oFrlcg.

j = DesR Ixlsssx. n IT, January 81, fssa
Notice 10 hereby given that the Treasurer Of Deer
LoEs ooahy Mna . VIII rHs, 4. pagne ss'e a.
ON Monday, FebraAry w, iSSs all the lands I'M
pfogements on th. lands. On which the taxes remsn
uppsld for the ,esr isS2 Phe sale 30 take place at
jsorned, ii Decerrazy from day 70 day until the prop
cry II sold The following 10 = description Of the
property and COATS therron:. p.
Amounts.
Aiconanin Mining Company Hasmark-One
twenty etampquartz mil, with all tie in-
pEoxesnents ap purtsnant thereto. known
d lhe Algonquin mall, situated II Has
marx, Deer Lodge &C., NJ. T. ais0, toartcen
acres, more less, Of mining ground,
knsmp % the Belle lode, aad designated
q L0i Ne, -; also. feur acres. more
hsss. IN the ksttl lode, and desigD@ted as
Lst ho. %; the salmon and Cilf exaosf-
sian, tour acres, more or less, desiRnaied
o. Lot Ne %. TIN, X. Is W: Ahson-
srtn iede, three aerrs NOSE ar less. All
Of shr shove property being In Flint crask
Tsrssssy .! sisS,sns. ....::.:...... ii col 81
Daavy, VIM. J.,--fmpresemspts on land 90
ssad Creek. ......:...:......;...;..... Il 81
Durfee, j. K, agest-impts Oh laad hear
.aasS -. ......................:.... 81 50
Lodge valley .:..........;..;.:........ 20 IS
FiBisysen, =. H.-lmpt Is On land On upper
o.. x:; .a sr ss:s s s.ss. on i... M
Oatewavd, q. F.-Imp'ts az west esd MaI.
Ian tanned. ceHststiae OF sns hog Building,
hsas AHred-Iapts On Had in Hen Ga,e
valley ........:..:......:..... 10 50
Hsaauh, Frsak--Iap'ts en- land Lear warn
y, - ~. ,. 49,.
Ssssss &C. . - - o. 20
NosssaseIn, Frsak. sr-Las aau g. block
g.. sxe half Of lots aas 8, steek with
iasrs, ean Ms On sa1se. Ia the ts~n ..
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Notice Of Final Ensry

hsL1sA. n. q. Fe6susEy 8, 1853.
Notice 3 hereby given that the following nsned
settles has aled notice Of Ais intention to make
apAl pr0of IN support of his claim end secure enal
entry thereof and Ghat safd proof VIII b. sde -
fo-s tbs PROBATE Jade q Deer Lodes eounty. II r.
q BE Once y - town q nesr Iodkss IN 6ArUR-
JhssA -. Hartley, who nled pre-emptsS On dseaass-
tgyy etats0ent No -, fef the w SWk q Sc.
6o. 4. d T6unship Ne. lNosth. q RanIs NJ. n
~ ooptinseas fssi1snce apon. an1 cultiyalica -
- Sfsct, tox1t: Ch6gi@s B, JoDeg Jdsephus Ma
sk1Il ts6sdo9 c. yilsyar1, ~ jacob Helss. u q
Oh. osBAnNoN. Attorney fos cisi.sat, iuss,
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company necessitates the outlay Of
Sl,OO0 per 'aH y that company.

company necessitates the outlay of
sl,OO0 per 'ay y that company.
As nearly as can be asce tanned
from the books at the Recorders of.
fee over 5000 mineral locations are
made and represented by their own
ers in the Alturas county mineral dis.
trict. Seven.eighths of these mine
locations are owned by prospectors
who are unable to more than repre-.
sent them by the required mineral la.
Dor; but large portion of the best of
the locations referred to are being
placed OH the market and into the
hands OF men ofmeans adequate to de.
velop them, and in few years, from
present appearances, Alturas County
Will contain more extensive area and
number of profitable mines in oper-
alton, than has ever been discovered
and operated in the United States.
and as far ahead of all other base
metal mining sections. for product, as
the great gold placers of California,
IN early days, were ahead of any gold
surface deposits in any other sectio n
of the Pacific Coast to the present
lime
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-08-06
MINING NOTES.

In the history of Wood River. ther,
has at no time been so great activit,
IN the transfer and purchase of mines
and mine locations as at the presen
time.
, In the past 80 days there have been
= larger number of legitimate mine
sales to responsible parties and cor.
porat'ons than during the six months
preceding.
There has not been, so far, any
mineral property with a good show
ing OF ore at the start, but has proved
more valuable as work progressed,
ana been enhanced 50 to 600
per cent.
The May'lowcr, Bullion, Jay Gould,
~, ldahoan, Eureka and several
other mines of the Bullion group.
have shipped high-grade ore and bull.
ion without intermission during the
present season. and the shipments are
INCREASING monthly. Scarcely a dav
passes without several beavv ore
teams pulling through HALEY to the
railroad.
a number Of mines of established
sepote, such as the Hidden Treasure
Mountain King, Michael Davi,t. Par.
ae'l' North Star, MONDAY, Wo.f,onc.
md many Others which last wear had
pa established record as PRODUCING
S"'"es' are now among the principal
El*oducers and shippers O: ores.
The mining companies of Bullion
10 The 10Th instant will pay out to
Their men $2O, 900; and another $40.
goo will he distributed to miners in
|cther localities.
| ne recent sales Of mine property
fn the Smoky country win bling to
F"c front some 20 valuable mines,
The making of roads and erection
p machinery by the Smoky Bullion
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Mis-, EmerSOM'S Tiny Shoes.

Tie c.nosure Of all eyes at recent
fancy Dali at the Countess of Stan
hopes in London was the niece of sir.
Howell. The most wonderful Ting,
about Miss Emerson were, il seems.
the sho' she wore upon her tiny feet,
adorned with 'nslep 200 urtiatcalI,
arcLed' for fair republican. lhes,
st oes were made of yellow SPANISH
velvet, with high French heels, and
;oel up Oh the SIDE. The c\ele,s
Tor the cords to pass through were
rlmmcd with so,iA gold, and to thr
,lue OF each WIS set pr"ciou, stone,
l'Tst a ruby, then IA san hire, tn, in
then All opal, and oyvraralu
IN the same order. I he top OF tn,
shoe was fni she'd in the same f"slit n
and III front We're sixteen tiny cola
chains. caught hya c!rst>r cia moud
pin Exchange.
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TreSpaSSers u be Notified.

Heretofore on Wood River ANYBODY
who wanted wood or timber has
helped himself off Of the public do.
main, without regard to the laws OF
the United States BEARING on tn.
matter; but in future this will not be
permitted, and anybody found cutting
timber off the public lands without
having secured title thereto, will be
prosecuted to the fullest extent of the
law.
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A Funny Mistake.

Some time ago All editor had what
was called ga cystic tumor" in his
throat, and one of his contemporaries
stated that "Mr. Blank is suffering
from sciatic tumor on his neck" Of
course this was all error; but greater
error is the mistaken idea that pre-
walls among some people that sciatic
pains cannot be cured. Not only
those pains, but Rheumatism, will
yield to the action of Salicylica, one
Of the most reliable remedies Of mod.
frn times. alml
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The " Weekly Times'' for IS.

Tho WEEKLY TINES, published
every Wednesday, contains all the 10.
cal and mining news that appear in
the DAILY TINES during the week.
1t is just as good a paper as can be ex.
pectcd for the price, and 1t has no
equal in Idaho. Subscribe for and
send it East. 1t will save you writing
many letters. Only 50 per year; 81 81
for six months.
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An active condition of the Blood
and Liver is the source Of nearly all
~lsease; they are made pure, active
and healthy by using Browns sarsa.
palllla and Dandelion with Iodide of
Potassium. 1t speedily cures boils
kidney disease, scrofula, dyspepsia,
pimples, ulc RS, erysipelas anj rheu,
mat'sm. Try this great blood puri-
Tier, Browns Sarsaparilla, ana ask
Four druggist to show you :hc form
ala printed on every bottle. All
i'uScis's sell Browns Sarsaparilla.
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Terms Of Subscription.

lhe DAILY TIMES is delivered carrier Iolov R,;o,
Bellevue and keh"m for so per payable to the carrier md
II sent by mail year, $40 for six months o.,
IS for
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A FAIR PROPOSITION.

There is at last prospect Of hav.
ing smelling works at this place. w.
b. Scott, gentleman who came here
about month ago, has looked over
this region and seen enough to justify
him in erecting and operating concen-
trating and smelling works. These,
with the sampling and smelling plant
at the mouth of Indian creek, and the
East Fork iron mine of E. S. Chase
(which Mr.. Scott has nnder bond) will
give US local sampling, concentra-
ting and smelling works complete.
All needed now is the subscription.
by residents Of HALEY, of not less
than $4,000. This money, so sub.
'scribed, is not to be paid in until the
works shall be in successful operation.
The total amount of money which
will be required to build and equip
the works will lie between $4,000
and $4,000; to handle the ores, after
the works are in operation, an equal
amount may be required. All this
money Mr.. Scott will supply if the
people of Haley will agree to pay
at least $4,000 when the works shall
he in successful operation. This
is required more to secure the moral
support of the people of HALEY than
for any other purpose, as it is com.
paratively insignificant as compared
with the total amount that will be re.
CURED. For every dollar tina, is sub.
scrihed stock will be issued to thu,
subscriber.
Mr.. Scott, although possibly I'm.
known to some of the business men Of
HALEY, is very well known among the
and moneyed men of San :
francisco, with whom he stands de. j.;
servedIy high. During the past II a
years he has operated in Arizona, New )
Mexico and Sonora, in OLD Mexico.
and has built, operated and had i
entire control Of such important en- r
'erprises as the Copper Queen mines ,
aud smelters, in Arizona, and tie j
Santa Catarina mines and smelters. :;
j" Sonora. He is througLly compe- 5
ent to perform anything which he al
agrees in the mining smelling line. G
md it our citizens will second hi, ef. +
orts, he will, within 80 DAYS, have
he smelter going again, and in less
han a month thereafter have new :
mating, and sampling
liant in operation as well.
The advantages that will accrue to :.
1ailey and the Wood River country 4
rom the starting up Of the proposed m \,
forks are too numerous and patent to =,
'qu're special mention here. Hour n
"s'ness men, at least, have been m
fishing for just such works, and 60
'ey will miss It greatly if they re. ia
Use to accept Mr.. SCOTS proposition. /"
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Syrup Of Figs

Is the best and most pleasant OF pur-
gatlves. 1t cleanses the system, puri-
flies the blood, cures biliousness and
constipation, dyspepsia, headaches,
colds, fevers, et,. Our cn.erprising
druggist, Mr. j. A. Ru ert, has Sc.
cured the agency for it. alto
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AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM
The Wood River Times,
DAILY AND WEEKLY,
DAILY AND WEEKLY

Makes no claim whatever and ubcrrc to loss
"'ca"n But in snstaniation the representative
paper tins region proudly record Founded m Tho
''h {" June 1891 weekly THAN ELEVEN MONTHS
1t had grown into DAILY WEEKLY with tcIcor,,;c
s' IN over 0o miles by and published daily a, monthly co
OF ~
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