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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-27
THE LOST RIVER REGION.
Continued Coed Reports From That Sec.
ti0n-Fiue Crops and Rich Prospects.

sSV"-S1"c Ci"VS ""V ASScD ETOSPeCtSs
A gentlema" who recently paid the
Lost River country visit, furnishes
some interesting news from that sec
ton. Ranches in the Big and Little
Lost River valleys are fast being taken
up by industrious farmers, though as
yet the country is but sparsely settled.
Every farmer has at least small patch
Of grain that has yielded abundan,ly,
and the oats crop was especially good.
Some Of as fine crops Of oats were
raised this season on Little Lost river
as were ever grown on the Pacific
Coast. The vegetable product was
good also, and wheat and other grains
were far above the average. Next
year farming will he carried on on
much more extensive scale, as expert.
ments have proved beyond doubt
that this is a good agricultural section.
There is vet considerable vacant land
in both valleys that is valuable, and
may be entered at the Land Office
under any but the Desert Act.
The Lost River mining district is
making good showing this season,
and promises at no distant day to
rank among the leading base.metal
producing sections of the Pacific Slope.
Some OF the prospects already devel.
oped show every evidence Of perma.
nency, and some OF the ore produced
is of high grade, yielding several
hundred dollars IN silver to the ten.
The Daisy Black, in Hamilton dis
trict, beyond Little Lost River, may
be- taken as fair average Of the
mines in that region. The lead is
about eight feet by ten, and the ore
from face to face will average about
40 ounces of silver and 80 per cent
lead to the ton s; while small veins
through the ledge will assay we'll into
the thousands. The wall rock is lime
and white sandstone. In fact, the
mining section OF that region seems to
be generally of q lime and sand sorma-
ton, and the lodges Of ore.producine
rock are we'll defined and may b.
traced for miles between these walls.
The cost OF mining is almost inconsid.
cradle, compared to mos: sections o,
the country, and this fact alono will
greatly enhance the value of the prop.
critics. In several instances expert
enced men have offered to contract ia
take out ore from some OF the pros.
poets. At the rate Of S2 per ton, blu,
owners have not bee" developing Their
properties, as they are awaiting the
arrival of the smelter, which will b.
in operation now in a few weeks.
i The residents there expect a boon
next sexson.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-27
At the HALEY SawmiilS-F. H. Rowe,
Proprietor.

A full assortment of Chicago lum-
Der, Michigan and Native lumber,
California redwood, sash, doors, blinds,
holdings, finishing lumber, etc, al
ways OH hand. Also the Aston and
Dearborn Paint Companies Paints.
Order by telephone No. 30.
F. II. Row.. HALEY Sawmills.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-27

c. w. Schwamb, the cabinet maker,
upholsterer and general und-r,aker,h has
his shop IN Carbonate street at pr $.
ent, two doors East Of Main. He Is
prepared t. fill orders on the shortest
notice, and with satisfaction. Coun.
try orders solicited and given prompt
attention.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-27
WOOD RIVERS RECORD.

IN 1878. Wild I2diaus.
IN 1880. Settled By the Whites.
III l88l-Yteld Of the Minss - 81 $50 600
IN lSS2-Ytsld Of the Mapse 81. SOC. 900
In l8SS-Yield Of the Miues So. SOC. 900
III 1894. ,e.tin.t.d d.. =. ST, OOu,O 900
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-27

TuEO. F. S1NG1SER.
For Joint Councilman:
+. c, BREARIEY,
Of HALEY.
For Representative:
F. o. WHEELER,
Of Ketchum.
For Sheriff:
CHAs. H. FUREY,
Of Bellevue.
.ea5n
For Auditor and Recorder;
iat c. B. FOX,
Of Haley.
For Assessor and Tax Collector;
ROBERT CAMPBELL,
t" OF ketchvm.
For District Attorneys
J. H. HARRIS,
OF Bellevue.
For Probate Judge:
GEO. NJ. PARSONS,
Of HALEY.
For Treasurer:
JOHN H. VAN SCHAICK.
Of Rocky Bar,
For Coroners
DIR. N. !. BROWN,
Of HALEY.
For County Commissioners:
T. w. GILLETTE,
Of Ketcbumi
A, b. BRUNER.
OF Shoshone,
GEORGE FERRIS.
Of Arco,
County Central Committee;
E. c. BREARLEY.
Chairman;
I..P. ANDERSON.
Secretary;
P. P. CANAVAN,
Treasurer.
Exseutive Committee
&c. .BREARLEY. chm''
q. l.. SCOTT.
OF Bellevue
!, P: ANDERSON.
d Reasdford;
+. II. TERRY.
ef KetshpD;
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-27

r'rgt hou's. hut amer ylncl ON IL, and In
April oI lss2, after much uibula ioa, the
true lovers were mrhc hsppy. As every
one knows, Miss Flora Shaton married SIT
Thoma. He,ks,h OF nniiWd Hat LspoA'
shire l have lac ard tout douotlass IL IN q
wlcksd iabTlcstlor) that this oaarmlnG lit
ila lady Was the original Of Mrs. Burne,ts
Fair Barharlsn" Anyway, Lady Hes
keith hiss hstonishsd the sisd old dow sRers
very much since she became the mistsess
4 me hnr old place to which nor husbnn ~
took his California bride. Sir
rnomes uenkolh In very
rich man, having an income ~
ESQ 600 n year. Ia "a curious SORT II
on.p, ull'of the most foolhsrdy Kind OF
courage. For instance, wn'ls tue Zulu war
was IN progtes, IN south Airics, Hesktih
was mskins Ire tour oi tbs World IN his
yacht, AID .,nded NJ Cope Town. When
he heard what was goiug on he started
across the county with o1ly one guido TO
oveItske the Epgiih forces, and s'i'r tho
most lnininrnt Iishs he got 10 lsandula
! lust bs'Oro thu British defeat By Cote
wayo's Xulus. Hrsketh immediately took
uiagk,t snd entered the English rsnks,
where he foug ht bravely I'll through that
fatal ds,. When the iwsnty-i1uith roai-
snt was almost rnnlhilat.d by n lsrce
charge Il Yearly 20 600 Xulns he somehow
escaped, aud concluding tnut he had had
enough resumed his voyage around the
world. When he arrived at San Francisco
he was captured, as | have raid. by Miss
| s iayon, wno, having toned down somo OF
the exuoerAncs Of the Occldeni makes the
most bcNutiiu, and cnafmipgoi wiyes. anu
| the mott devoted mother To the only son
and Leir OF the Hrsketh estate and glory
| fWpsninl,ou III -ralj.
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A. TO nenntifYing Lnwns.

Planting IN masses, or fibhoDing." is at
this season iatertstini, and occupies thout-
sndg OF persons who have suburban country
seats tho effects being 60 much more strik-
ing and attractive than the old way Of
planting N ixsd i)ger beds. II the lawn is
large one beds Ut Que kind OF plant only
are bes.--part culsrly for a distant view:
The finest effects In heds Of one color are
reached by making them oval or circular,
and plsnting with scarlet geraniums
f'Sumrnit OF Perfection" Bishop Wood"
and Ernest Loutb," being double and
| brilliantly, pink geraniums, blue lsbslia,
blue agerstum, crimson smarsntb, crimson
coleus, yellow anternanthsra or crimson
aniernsn,hers (this last Ia sometimes known
containing 10000 planir, ,r cossinP
s., 900, was planted In one o.
tue Newport lawns last year. 6uDposinr
| the bed 10 q circle ten feet In diameter, the
centre may be Of Colour, golden bedoer,
using twenty five plants; the next two llnes
crimson colsus. usipg fifty plants. and The
mex. two lines dusty miller using one
hundred plants. Or the style OF beo may
| pa changed t.. oval or square, and the
plants might be scarlet geraniums for cen
ire, pink for the next lice, and white tor tbs
next: or again, 1t might be chsnGsd
| to use tropical csnnas tor the centre
| scarlet sage for the next line, and blue
xgera,um for the outer line. For low bed
the auterpanthera, or rainbow plants are
tho best. - they grow only five or ssx
inches nigh; the oolors are yellow, Grim
SON. csrm,pe, pink and scarlet orange
which may be used to suit the taste. Ii
/ all cases thu plants should be sItnot more
than one foot apart each way They cost al
The nurseries from So to $40 a hundred, but
ran fen be ooueh; at the sncion sales
for lesst than haifas much. Tne time .
plsnt thess bods is from Dow. until the mid
ns Of tome, rhe sooner the bet'eri--tN. Y
Evepip Pest. d.; ~ h".1'H. HI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-27
Not That Kind of n Man.

Given Cimpb,l and teversl other rem
tlemen were discps,!pg the chspces OF the
various nominees nj the Chicsgo repub
lean convention the other evenirg wher
Mr. Campbell related The following, moi
|,deft: Inc, ~, ,nt
II wa, sitting in The PlAultts hpuse req
tsprsnt with Dave Arnsiroyg When The
nominations were bsipg made at Chicago
IN 1880. We were receiving, bn'lelips Of
Couplings great speech. nominating
Grant. SID: Dave, the ..rresiest mo
ment 10 Grants life has =, arrived.
When Conkiirg gets through speak
iug let Grant hand q letter 10 q
drIegsta from the Gplana district. stating
tina, he (Grau') haB been twice rewarded
with the nighest-siit- in the hands OF h!s
countrymsn, and that LIS ambition IL salis-
fed; tnGt he will never permit his nome to
be- used as . lever To break down q time
honored president. which is . ssieeu ard to
liberty. II he will do that he will os wor-
sh'-ptd by all Americans and every body
will s.esr that he could hsye had the
nomination II he wanted It. I pr Jceedtd
In this strain and Was growinR grandilo
qnent, when Davis inter ;uDted me With his
qusint accent, saying: NV dear boy, that
amt The lind OF q harpin old Grant is.' j
COLLAPSED ~ .r. .r -si 3, ~a tI'r
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rhrnirlrnl IIrnrlli..

Theatrical "O.ntlittn ere greatly tbulsd.
th,Fe Is no doubt ABOUT .hat. IL 10 time
tnsv were abolished Tor the general bentht
OF theatrical business. II the buunfN IL
not legitimate that should be sbohshed too
iii capuol stand or It's own inertia u ought
10 toll. That Is toe llng ana short Of u.
MAybe tho services Of tue officers ola the'
are are worth twice what the owners anu
managers pay them. The managers partly
make up tue deficiency by os,lins gu the
public % give them luanagers add oiiinsr')
a benefit. That sori..of carrying around the
hat IN brsgarlg, meau and utterly desois-
able as matter oil business. Let the the
,trical officer perform his duty towards the
manager and the public. Let the manager
psy him what he is worth TO- his services
agen moo than the animal benefit brings
him-aud there an end. 40 officer OF n
theatre could object 10 such nm arrange
uent of the salary matter, which obyiaies
the necessity OF HE col eciing a certain por.
ton Of II directly from the public. Why
should such tyst@m exist or be tolerate Il
BY rcspt ctahle manegers-s system OF beg
ging the public 10 help pay salaries? What
does II mean II not Just that But 'bene'
fits" have gone out OF the theatrical busi-
irss Ia several Of our hrst-olnss cities, ana
The time may come when they will be
heard Of no more, and some honest in-
nulrer may ask shat they were for. Bere.
| dts for special chsritet, poor, sick
aud superauhusted actor, for hospital
homes, etc are in the proper snirit,
| nut bsnefl's Tor salsfies place the manager
| Il . theatre In the attitude OF 4 mendi-
cant. Mr.. Henry l.. Abbey recently rtceiy.
| ed the biggest benefit ever gwen in this OF
any other country, putting Ia his pocket
3yer so, 600 TO maize up bis losses on a con
| 'rsct 10 run an opera. house in New York.
| He lost that mitch money ard more, and
his enterprise was deserving OF reward, bat
| 81 such calls on the public cannot TAI 10
njure the theatrical business by degrading
Il. Whrt merchant or tfndtsman ood'd
nayn had his losses made up 70 him In such
Way. He would have bad 10 try asbin or
as own rssourcPs and MS friends woulc
nave WISHED MIN Better luck ptxt tine.
rSt. Louis Republican.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-27

The Dallas HERALD is to be specially
commeiided for The active stand which IL IA
taking III regard to 4 proper represen ta.icn
OF Texss and her vast resour3es, at the New
Orleans exposition, Texas has bean woe
fully mis.e, r scented, and has suffered on
account THE lnwlrssness OF a few iudi-
Y duRls, audit bchooves her 10 make q
edible exhibit at The expfs lion. This
" Improve The beat possible means OF reach
fog The vac, npmblr who vii b. 10 attend
Gpce, aud DIR citing ths cite ttion o! men o.
,pitsl aud eet:rp-ils to Texas. which has
aDfsr pos.ihi iiie- that any DINER stale In
Tue Uaion Il llic Reporter. o.
paLY TrMPJRtRiLY. ...I. ,
Colonel l,l.idtS, I The hEgALp, has sew.
Grad mis- coppt ction vi b that paper, Hi
iu,iss ~ cbisf couin lissioaer Of Texas II
the New o leans expo iuou makes this sew
ersucs imperative. liz hes always been a
mos, popular, mru with the press
and peopg, shd his genilemanly ADD
hoporpble traiis have no. failed
to make ne bis fiiend. We opposed his up
pointment for rese6us given We sill! be-
leve he should not have been appointed,
but our opposition wss not based on any
lack o, capacity on his part. We know that
ne will do his IeYel best to make the state
show up to the greatest advantage at the
expedition. and will satisfy and please the
people. He will receive no hesriier sup.
port and better wishes for h 9 success than
from the Times. -(DAllas Times.
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Tn vs.. smoking tobacco 1. Little
nRlOUuTURE.

DALLAs, May o0.-tEiitor HERALD. In
the daily HERALD Issued on the 20 n
instant there appeared III your World
Far Exposition notes" the suojoined
Inorcesu: Il family In Travis county
will saog the sotms a. work manufactur.
iaa the best or vi k out OF bios q ARC wood "
Ssysral loaans and Ksusans propagAied
m.uy thousand silx worms last season, and
lu.y were isd extlnsiy>ly upon the leaves
o: tne os,ge orsnge o. bois dare tree. The
worms prvdtced many coc,dns, and theI
Qeie ph.ppsd 10 EASTERN cities 10 be Goa
Texas "A ur d ies,ionsbly the home Of the
six worm. ~ fne alpine or white mulberry
Tree grows luxas,sntly here. There were
Ieayes iull sized and bernfe, nearly ripe,
iva N -ttns asu on some tiers that were
D. antei hear 100 saa Anionio .rsef, IN
4 Bear county. And mulberry leaves arc
igsusra.ly regarded by ak cu,turtsts a.
IA ucn superior TO those that grow on this
ihois d'sic tree, Is fond for tilx worms.
La o vcry cold Latitude, 1t is q difficult
mater 10 keep aso,m 10 which silk worms
are kept Of n uniform Temperature Bat In
Tensile . are localities, where these II =
ieeaious, q tustriols, teusitive and vora.
cious .fAsiies snight be nbleto devwar
mulber 8 leaves ond also perform tue 10
urea and nidunus labor of making CO.
c)ans, without being annoyed by ought,
save an occAsinnsl "n,rtbsr."n 'l'ii
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Sorlc Rich Callfornians.

There are more millionsirss ia San Fran
cisco, for iis population, than snv ely In
the Unon, Rnd many OF the great fortupes
OF New York were conimsIcs aud 10 sone
instances IN ale, 10 sight OF the GoIdeo JGAte
Of thu ,Psc' tic.q OF thk class Of wealtay men
are g. Z. Huntington, .Euge0es X ally. Com
moi ore q rgisor, Joseph ~ and others
In New York, VII, 'se uspBes do not now oe-
cur to me, The wssl,hiest msn on the r..
c,fic slope, 10 probably ex Goverpor Lei aud
Sfatiord, who, from 40 iGvestmrpto ~ about
$40 600 IN the Union and Central .PAciuo
railways In 1851, hiss already taken out
more than S3Duvo 900. Hts ifCr .une is on
the rnos,t cold basis, and q JcopsgsAsmsn
rom Gal iipr lia told NE the other .dsy that
btaniogd opusd get tossther $40, 900 pOO, ~
tVenty-fopr hours,n 10 ssits Of HE posey,
howevov. HE Nfe 10 very pphSppy-s. HIS
only con die1 . lee m cnths ego WIDER vefy
distrsssiog circumstance, and tsr from
home Nomination has aeith.r wife. nor
ch lid to leave his great ,fortuns %, aud ms
health. Charles Crocksr 10 anotbsr OF the
sea, Ps oj6c ROLL i2nsisesr and he, hss only
one ch'ld . d snshier, VINO vas h,re svhiie
tgo years ago. 0ae OF the moat snlidiy
rich men Of California Ia Robert Sher sood
OF whom very little 10 known ON this side nj
the Rocky mountains. Hts daughter. $50
year. ago, msrriso Captain Gray Gray rieEe,
Of Wood Brnuehtop, nesr CArniorth'
England, Q very pleasant young fellow.
IL vas Q pure love match, Tor The
couple nrst met In Rome about
Eve years AGO. Captain 0rayrigxe
sko .as an cffscsr in the Third battalion
u the Kings Rovsl Lspcsshirs regiment,
oommsnded By Colonel Stanley. b,othsr
sud heir OF l. 7 Dsrbv) hes aDout Il. 900
es-, and the isdy be married sbout %
muco more. H-rfstbsr bret obi -oted 10
the match, - did tue head oil toe Gray
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DELAYED DISPATCHES.
The Southern Pfesbyierians Adjourn
aud 20 Home.
Presld ~ Fish, OF the Marine Hank
Evidently q Sucker.
Oher offered bu, Interesting News


Fish Arrested
MN YonE Nav .5.-Jam,s ID Fish, ex
pfrs.dent ut ,Av Marine bank, was y, ttel
io.nifht upon nwafTrnt issuei bg uhi'eu
STATE, CAnimissioueT SHIELDS. Fish vas M
rested NJ Myftio Fats, Broadway Ahc
Turty-NlntA ttcrts, where, u IL SAID, ne
hes been hidden. liz was not taken htint
Gmaelstreie, and is ttill "a the custody Of {.
deputy marshal. A warrant was istu.d
upnu ~ hiiidavH m-d@ hetore Commission
on slitlis BY Augustne Y, Sci1s, ntil0nal
bsnE .Iamiger. y, d., -."
careful examination. lac !.u.d %.
pfssldstt Fish had mlsappropf G,td
gnGs bsiong'ngto the bank 10 the amount
OF 81 al COZ. This was done between
haich ut, ard May 6, lisa, by sser'ts Of
credits 10 the tirm CT Gr,ut & Nnfn 81
moneys In sums from s25 600 20 i!OJUN
s,ytr.ous dates, ard they were entered On
The books the bank IS loans 10 Imaginary
persons and secured oy imaeintry colIa'-
ts,als IN stocks and bonus. none OF whict
leans had ever been made aud the transsc'
lions were stated 10 be entirely
rotlcious. The afli1avits assert thai
Jtmas II. Feb, 80 president, caused
10 BE- paid out money belonging Il
iae Na,iunsi Baking Assoc anon apou
written orders OF Grant a. Ward, and fol
tha beneti, OF himself aud said Ferdinand
Ward further sums In Excess ofal credni
10 ssii lrn, amounting TO s766 i02; al tb'
time of ,,,d oyerdrnits he (Jsmrs -. Fish
well know lng the firm o! Grant n Ward
w,s then unable 10 repay sums go over
drawn, aud the firm being ih,r indebted u
said bank 30 an amnuut exceeding SIC,
A4 90. the total Indebtedness thus eog
m-1teu being SIX times the capital stccK U
salt banking association.
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WANra.


VA AslEp-rwo nApf AgLhrs ron a
w new and AIT selling aniclT trtftoldlnaty
lnge c1nmis,iol aid Apply 'oNo' lNe I'm
stfsvt, mae
Az ANrED-A PRS i,CLAss BouH,KtEPkR
" at sAp'uentn desires q nnsl,lon, Auile.A
\. posi'olii.e bon 20. D,tsof "ieieness given.
WAsfrD -NMIp6LE AG.u WOMAN TO
w ~ seEsral huuscwoTt ~ asme' i.inls
COOL vases gusfan,e,d III Herman preferfn,
q. At Herald Gnise, u. 20. ma'stiw
wAsrEp-A fiRsr.clAss whlsksf
drummer none but ~ exueIifno,d u..
clef, with q trade In this line need anpli, Az
dress 20. Gaze Herald oAloe may2l.lw
w srkD--, WHITE WOMAN 10 COOK
for u couatry. holo al a &. hoy or sirl 10
walt an tabl,; good wages 10 tho lish, parties
Apely 10 John J. o'brlap. propfstor hole
kQppeTl, Bssqus county ls2ss. of oilee OF ,ois
IA ANTI J-THk rExAs kNDOwMENT
w Association will give good vali pron lalie
employment 70 .xpcr enced insutanna t@fritor.
AdaIe. 4. y Hall Secretary 7sS Nan s,,e 81;
\VANTED-A FIRar.cLAs, Cook. VINO
w will also wash aud iIon IN asmMl family;
sood wages will b. paid 10 ono fully competent
Anplv NJ 100 olive street. mNstt
w AsTED-AGilyk MEN 10 CAsNAss
w for our subscription books In every ely snd
county IN rexn, literal terms ard p,rmsncn
employment given Call o. or address W,
strong Oh NJ slu street nar2l.u
ATAN iED-AuEs b AUDREY lhh ei'
w LOUIS ELECTRIC LAMP CO., I, lonls'
No, for circulars cuts ard terms for tho 5v'can
dlo power Cssrerson Electric Lamp. ap2n-&ss
MI ASfED-You TO srVp Ar1lisEaT olN.
wv AL NOT l.; ifstala sccomm@ds i1ns ~
reason bls ,aies-OELY ONE DOLLAR AND
Ts ENTY FIVE CENTS Eh DAY. The bald
Ing IN brict, with three stsirways In case OF iie
located In the tu'iu,s poruonoftho city, Only
% q tquarc rom III, e.,car line. md one square
from n xas & Pseah and Missouri Pacific depot
Convepicnt 70 passengers co,nipg or yolng Owe
either road. Office open all NJ 1t Guests are
called for AL rsius Il. CLEARY. PtopriGtr
WANTEU-w A VIE" OF LOCATING
" In some pleasant part OF IeSas, n mnu
wants TO invest soout two thousaud dollars
(s1. 100 and his services IN some IL.
CLIMATE business. Toe pa ~ 20 Desiring
Is q st.class correspondent aud very rapid
penmsn. onick at figures and experienced In
formulated accounts; 10 cleaniy 10 person and
temperate Ia HABITS, and no, AFRAID Of mrntsl o.
marual labor. Cures oondence sollsited by T.
NJ. J care Texas y ,ok and Bible Co.. 7a1 Elm
street Dallas T-xas ms2 cod2w
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Extract from a letter iron WaymArt,
Wasne coIntv, Penney lvanis: The ~on.
dsIiul Neaoy OF sour great rem sdy tPona' =
Extrac.) Tor Lie nIevia,!on Of pain aud 70
healing disc tsed tissues, was signsliy ali 70
10 the case OF my wife while suffering H. IN
q carbunoe Of the most malignant tyre.
For four weeks STE was daps.rouIy Los.
Ponds Exirac. wa, pre,cIibei by Que ~
the bepi physicaIs in PepnsylvAnia. II
ives used lsyisbly and constantly Tor baih-
ing, and used internally, and it vas car
tsi'Iy lhn nri1ctp,l romedi., agent IN e.
fectirg htr recovery. IA. ToHRKY.y
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Paris Points.

PARfs. May 2j.-M. NJ Oct denies ,hst h!
AZ wife made Will 10 favor OF Pruc'
y ictor.
Ahou. 100 persona, including ssvsra
yomsn. deposited vrssths OF rtd immai
telles up N the graves q communists IL
the cemetery Of Psrs Is Ulaise this morn.
Sag. Ia the afternoon several thousand
mostly s.eht.se.rs, visited he cemetery
Muny :, d and black tiiRs we're disolayed
Srvers. speeche. were msne end cries o
"y.ye 10 commute" raised.
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STATE PRESS.
THE MORRISON BILL.

The Morrison bill discussion sensation
SCARED up lise y m"gnitcently inflated bal
loon. but can down like a busted blad-
der" II " receiving but little attention
throu ,hout tbr country, aud Pos )nement
10 elected on ths slightest provocation, as
though neither party cared much whethrr
discussion progressed or not. We would
not be surprised iiavot- on the prop .s!ilon
was never called for,-TSAn Antonio Ex-
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scribe by his admiration Tor Marta Tess
lnni. ioI, AZ he used 70 observe, -'it1y leo.
ple Arr said 20 have de lespiit iusQu gu hou,
des dolru bu, she has wit inian'a u bout
desptcs." Tsgliohi died IN hsI so.n !ssit
car fsmem Der her last appearance a. Her
Mtie,tys tneat,T, under hf, bsri tmln
Lu,nlsv's mnnag' menl In the seasons o'
ISIS $50 and $50. but heg deAu' iooe
plses AZ Cassel, when bhe was only ytnIn
nd, white Napoleon !, was s'ui o. D.
throne. and his hr0thef, Jerome, was klsg
of Wesiphalia Il london Times.
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on, Of Us, shelton, Homer, rou.l,n, oc,o.

on,, u rs, shelton, Homer L'u,sl'n,. oc,a'
Or. smith& Co, ST. Louls.--I must IN.
p,rn you o, tn. iuciesstd den. and tor your
jEre y ans They give entire satisfact ion
In eyrfy iustaucs where an active cathRrtic
piliis required and are taking plsce OF all
i1taer PITS, have pfrJnaded MANY OF our
physicians to prescribe their, which IN
Ceases the faith Of parties ttKiug' them. 1,
will slways give me pleasure TO recommend
suon Y~inedy rs Smiths Bile Beans. 'I
,-f4' Ii' Yours, etc. 81. W ii..
, - -.inil1 I" Jos. sHErroE, Druggist.
J. FTtale By aH druggists. ii
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The OH Eire.

PHILADELPHIA, May p The fire ut the
oil vtrks OF the Atlantic X tintDg COMPANY
contiuaes 20 burn out II IS inouglt th'
csnger is now past. Early this mOthin,
three tanks. c,htsiring 1900 bsrr-ls 0, OIL,
exploded. but the oil burned Itself out with
out doing further damage, and to.nigh,
Only ore tank, containing 1900 baireisi
was In a,mts. The estimate to-day places
ths loss Of about 10000.