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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-20

70 James Code. in tho name Of the people OF the
In tel st ties in thu Terr.t ~ OF Idaho: :.
You re hereby NET fed th.t taere ~ now on
Ale In the Office OF the Prob.te Court of The county
OF Alturns in the Territry Of Idaho the com" Smn
The sum OF 1920 80 upon the fol owing cause OF
action Il, the said s 81 *a2o 80 dye to pinant, ns
y.rcbnnd,se! sold and delivered to you by plain
titfs between Nov /, 1913, aud April !. <Ss4
and TINT unless YOU appear snd answer TO SAD
days exclusive OF the Hay of ser ice, AFTER IN.
service on you of this summons-if served wNnin
this county: or IL served ont Of the county but III
this district within 20 days: "therw Sc wit III
forty days or judgment by def III Will oe taKel
against YOU tor the of two hundred an'
twenty dollars and fifty cents (s2O.5ol. togethel
with the costs OF su t.
| In testimony whereof, I. Goo. NJ. Parsons, Pro
bate Judge have hereunto set my hand and afhxe.
the seal Of said Court at HALEY. Idaho, this vi
"' IssA. GEO. NJ. PARSONS.
Probate Judge.
| FIX Oflc'o Clerk of the Probate Court.
| K1yCsvrHY X MCGOWAN, Pins. Atys. III
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Tit: GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY

Is 4 rcver-faiiing Qua
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
seminal Weakness.
SperniatorrhHa. Losr
MANHOOD, llnpoteEcy,
PfosrAro.RHEA, pGraly.
sis, ard all the terri
bic effect of Selt-Abuse
youthful foliies and ex-
cesses i'll mature. years
such as Loss of Mem
DRY, Lsssltude, Noe
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-20
Application tor Patent.
NOrICE NO. ~.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
H.lLsy. lnAno 90.
Notice Is hereby given that Daniel Harrington
End Robert G. Chambers, by ". H. Watt their At.
s9rney fact whose nc1s"hSTs .rr address s,rs
nade application for United States f"'oh' 'or
EMMA LODE MINING CLAIM.
situate in Secs Is and D. 7. p y, H. II. E., Boise
MERIDIAN. Mineral hin Mining District, Aituras
COUNTY. Idnfo Territory, consisting OF l,5oo
linear feet the lode ari surface ground 81" teet
wide. being lot No. GS, and described IN the hthi
note and plat OF the official survey ~ hle in THIS
Office with magnetic variation At II degrees and 80
minutes east, ~ 'p'lo~s:
Commencirt ~ lhe discovery point of this claim,
and running sgrth Al degrees and 70 minutes east
AsO feet ccntet of southeast end line of claim
thence north ~ degrees and 40 minutes east 3oo
ie,t to cprner No. !: thence sautN 4. degrees ana
mntGs s1 ono a 5, !" ss. wees, fee, to
corner No. 3; thence north ~ degrees and ~ MN.
utes east COO feet to No. !: thence south ~
degrees and 20 minutes east $40 feet 10 corner
n l. aud place of beginning survey OF exterior
boundaries embracing total area OF ~ GO acres
excluding, however, from this application sno
description the area in conflict wa tue wal
Eagle Lode, lot. No. 81, 10 acres. aud the ares
tu conflict with the Indian Queen Lode. Lot No
So OF ncr $; ares claimed and sought to be pat
cited, Is 81 acres.
From corner No. 3. Section corner common f'
Sections Is, lG. II and -, OF Township 2, Nrth %
Nsnge II East OF the Boise Meridian. bears Sont,
Is degrees, II minutes and - seconds west 2,''o
feet. .
The said in,ping claim being o ,ecord in tn
nti,.e ut the Crunty Recorder ~ said Mining Dis
trict NJ Eniloy. in Altlrss County Idaho Territ
~. The nearest known locations being the In
S;pL Queen" Lot TO. ''Wrs Eagle" Lot Il, and tn
Nellie"
ANY and all PERSONS g,si'aing advers ly any por
tion Of the said Emr.a Lode Mining Ctaian o
surface ground, are required To- Ale tits.- ahvers
clains thereto with the Register. ~ HE Unite
States Land Once, Mt Hatsy, Idaho Territor!
within the sixty lays publication thereof, or shs
fill be barred 10y virtue of the provisions of IN
Statute III such cssVs made and provided. .t-
HOMER l.. POUND, Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-20

Fcrtify the sys-
TEN. All who have
experienced an d
wi'ne sed the effect
OF Host tiers Stoni.
ach BItiers upon
the weak. broken
down, Responding
victims of oyspen-
sia.liver complaint,
fever nd az ue,
rheumatism. ner-
vous debility, or
premature decay,
know that 10 this
s,l r-nle tonic and
alt rstive there ex-
lists a snecitc pr'n-
G pie which reaches
the very source of
TIE tr able. ard ef-
fects an absolute
an Il persna ne al
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-20
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO, !

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY. 1bAHo,l
May 6. 1884.
I, Joseph A. Meadows. of HALEY, Idaho who
.9i9. To- the i F. 4 N W Il and n. Il S. W. i,
Section rs, N f. u f. a. Sect on o. N, X. II Z
do hereby give notice of my int .ntion to make
final proof o est tblish my cltim the land alb We
described, and tn, expect to prove my residence
and cul,ivat on before h g:ster and Receiver at
HALEY Lsnd Office, on June II. 1884. iy two of
tie following Witnesses: Frederick Breneman,
Patrick McMon;gle, M. j. Braiden, and John sta
p!eford- all Of HALEY, Idaho.
JOSEPH A. MEADOWS.
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Dissolution Notice.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXIST
l ing under the firm name and style Of J. H.
Van Ness K Co, doing hotel business in HALEY.
known MS the Merchants Hotel is this dsy dis
solved by mutual consent J. ". Hodgmsn having
purchased the interest of Mr.. Van Ness.
The business will be continued under the 6rul
name and style Of Bews l. Hodgman. who will coli
lect all outstanding accounts and assume al d
dcbtedness.
r. BEWS.
III VAN NESS
HALEY, Idaho, May 10. 1884.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-20

n M n for the working class. Send 10 cents
1|k1( for postage and we will mail You free.
"ulv1 ,oysl. valuable box Of sample goods
VODD That will put you in the way of making
more moreS in few days than you ever thought
possibi. at sny business. Capital not required
We will start you. You.. can work all the time or
in spare time only. -ae work is universally
sdap,ed to both sexes young and old. You can
easily earn from 30 cents to s. every evening.
That all who want work may test the business, We
make this unparalleled offer; to all who are not
satisfied We will send 81 TO pay for the Trouble of
writing us Fall psttcris:s, direStons, etc. sent
free. Fortunes will bs rsads by those who give
their whor5 time TO the work. Great success is
ebsolntely- sure. Don delay. Start now. Ad-
dress SsiNeoS Co. Portland. Maine. n22
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LAND OFFICE At HALEY. I. T., |

LAND OFFICE At HALEY, I. t.
May 10. 1854. !
Notice Of the above application will be pub
lshed in the TIMES. printed ut Haley Idaho
which beyeby les' guate the newspaper pub
lished Icaicst the land described In said appllca
ton
ml9td HOMER l.. POU ND. Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-20

direct that the foregoing notice OF application
for patent b. published TOR the period of sixty
days in the Woop RyEI DAILY rIMEs.a newspaper
published nj HALEY, Alturas county. Idaho Ter
ritory. ~ Li
n29 .r HOMER l. POt ND. heg'h.er
Il II WATT. Haley. Ilsl.o: Atty: for Apnl,taA1
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-20
SUMMONS.
In the District Court OF the Second Judicial Dis
the County Of A1turas.

Grace Reed, Z. o. Jones. J. p. Kirkendsll and
Chas. A. Coe. copartners under the hrm
name Of Reed, Jones' h Co., plain.
Nds, va. Alma Reyes and Wal.
iurI Keyes, defendants.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-20

Young, MIpr LIE. AGED and OLD men ard al!. VINO
need cdicnl SKILL and experience, consult the
OF Furopean Physician vt once. HIS opinion
costs nothing aud may save future misery ana
shame When inconve lent to visit the city ior
treatment medicines can be sent etefywhtre ny
express FREE fron observation; 1t Is sen a.t twa'
den. that phy sicisn who gives his whole atted.
tion t, class OF diseases at'ains great skill ana
uhysjcja"s throughout the country. knowing ms
frcou-ntlv recommend difficult cases to the OLD.
rs" SPECIALIST, by WHOM evely known Go.d
Rene " IL used. The Doctors AGE and EAfE
klENCE make his opinion OF SUPREME iInpor
nee. ., ,
xz-Tloss who call see no one blu: the Doc,",'
Coysu tation free AID sacredly CONFIDENTIAL
Cases which have failed in blaming reIet tist,
-here especially solicited. THE DOCTOR WILL
agree 20 forfeit 900 for case "ndertnhth' nct
cured. Call or write. Hours. Daily, from "a
| VI. to4p IN, 6 to y evenings: Sundays. ~ to !:
only. Send for the Sanitarist Guide to Health;
| SENT FREE. Address as alb We.
| n|rhe services # the celebrated old German
Phi, stefan, DIR. 0. GIRARD. from Strasburs, nave
been secured at the LIEBIG DISPEASARY. HIS
fame as a specialist for diseases OF men uhiVers'
ally known. and hun treds are daily awaiting them
, selves Of the opp"-tun ~ of free consut"tioh
! perstnEl,t or by letter, IN all languages.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-20

In the Probate Court OF Alturas County, Idaho
Territory
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-20
nm. LIEHlCs WONDERFUL GERMAN lNylGORATOK

permanently preve nts all Unnatural Losses from
the SYSTEM tones the strenetaens the mus
clee checks the waste. lnvigorates the whole sSs-
fem and restores the afflicted to Health and Hap
illness.
The reason so many cannot get cured Of se'nnsl
Weakness Loss of Manhood ETC., is owing T.
conlpli cation called PROSTArORRHEA with Hl-
PEkAETHESIA. which requires peculiar treat
ment. DR.. Liebig's lnviuorator is the only posi-
tive cure for PROSTATORRHEA, with peculiar
snecial tSentmen., used at the Liebg Dispensary.
Price OF Iuvigorator, -. Case of ak bottles, Sio
Sen, to any address. covered securely from obser-
| vstion.
| To prove the wonderful power OF the 1nvieor-
! ator, -
| s2BOTCLE GIVEN or SENT FREE.
| Colsultution fr e and private. Call or address,
LIB G DISPENSARY,
400 Geary Street. San Francisco, Cal
| prjvahe entrance 4e5 Mason street four block
up Gtary Street rom Kearny. Main entrahc'
through Dispen- sry Drugstore. !e"''
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-20

cure For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gen
llv
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-20

John Endres AMI Jacob Bonnet. as firm OF John
Endres 4 Co, pl int ifs, Va. james
Code, defendant
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-20
Sherif's Sale.

FIX Offlco Clerk of the Probate Court
KINcswuGY Il MCGOWAN, Pits. Attys
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SUMMONS.

rt coasr n7 OF or A lnfS%. IS.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-20
DISEASES OF MAN.
DIR. AL L E. N,
26ls Kearny Street, San Francisco, Cal,

p.S. have a VEGETABLE COMPOUND, the result
Of many years of special practice and hsrd sndy,
which under nv special advice HAS NEVER FAlID
OF SUCCESS In the cure OF LOST MANHOOD, PRosrA.
rORhHEA, ETC. G3ltf
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31
FR1GHTFU u, EXPLOSION, :

A store In Atlanta, Ga, BlowMato Pieosa
by AN ExPlosioa OF fGas--Twol Persons
Killed snd Seven, Injured.sia aIYaa~ ~
3iy5as5 IA -, yteft ATLANTA. GA, July %.
n An explosion occu FRED yesterday ID
the store Of Chas. NJ. Barrey, ITO Deca-
tur street., resulting in the killing Of two
people and the wounding of seven others.
Several workmen were running gas pipes
into Barrey's grocery store, and while
making the connections large quantity
of gas escaped from agpipel under the
floor of the building. With view Of ex-
aiming some portion that commanded
their attention, one of the workmen fool
ishly struck a match. Instantly an ex.i
piosion took place. The mem were hurled
into the street, and the store WAS torn to-
pieces. Il Bill Madison, one of negro,
workmenr WAS /, so badly injured that
he died ) while being taken home.
His assistant, named Darlington, was
picked up terribly nlangled, with large
hole In his head, thought likely to be
OF fatal character. ia negro woman,
Annie Cater, Was killed instantly, Bar
reg, the proprietor, was found ON an up
per shelf wedged in between the .rafters
with one of his legs broken and badly In
fured Internally Mrs. Barrey. Miss May
BArrey and Mrs. ). Grace; were quite Sc.
verely injured.fas The store Is torn literal'
" TO pieces. Darlington is reported 70
ispS.f~J ~ fxs.t,f5tx i,
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| -IXd baaspoliki hsaa, has iAvepted
| : live noulfry car. 1T has numberless
| partitions, storm curtains. cleansing
lapparAtals, water and food tronghs.-Ts
| la,lsGnapelis Journal.
AT tho New York Convention OF
Deaf Mutes pair Of patent ears was
showa, Z with Thorn partially deaf peo7
pie would hear better than with their
ear trumpet ~ ,Y, San, IA aIIH3ll5G
f. Experiments made BY N Muntz
with various kinds o.. water-sprlpg'.
river, sea and rain water. also SNOW
prove that alcohol may ba found IN All.
except in pure spring waErJi sua
|t --Sawdust when used asa substitute
for sands;in house aplastering is alleged
the plaster. II makes the covering for
walls light &satfn, 5nd p0rsu2 80 Hse
thon-conducting qualities do Causes ths
inner surface to retain the. heat, which
sand plaster allows to escape. ai.."S
|u 1t was long believed that the height
of the atmosphere of the earth did not
exceed forty-fve miles, but from the OBJ
.serYations of luminous meteors it is in-.g
/ ierred, that the height OF the atslcs.I
pherel Is q ,,least 120, miles. and that IN
an extremely atsenuated form, 1t may
even reach 40 nsites-r1SS aasefgo,a inter
Ocean.
q "A simple way to ascertain whether
q sample Of petroleum is dangerous or g
not has been recommended by a chem
ist of considerable standing. An erdl-
nary tumbler is flied ftwo-thirds full
with the oil. While filling hp the re-
naming, one third with water a flame is
held over, the vessel. II the vapor'
which rises takes IRE the test Indicates
that the petroleum. il not safcsto be iex-i q
posed to the atmosphere. inoT obi io a@iies
The curious statement is made bya
writer 1 ii the Londoh Daity Mus. hwho
has been collecting some particulars re-
,garding diving operations on the
Thames and elsewhere. that men have
grown. old in this, particular, business.
though in early life they had been ~
danger of consumption. 7, The theory is
a simple one. Men under water in ,
diving dress breathe q condensed at
mosphere, and are, therefore, inialing
oxygen in a concentrated forni,s and I!
this, it is assumed, is conducive ID the
cure of consumption. IL HdtIs 0o~rna1cf h
Health. ,4t7tJF Y9zsToo Sow
The Iron describes AN apparatus
for freeing carpets from dust. without
beating them. 1t cons SITS of a polygOn-
al drum formed OF, wooden bars, and
liked on shaft revolving horizontally.
The drum is twelve feet IN diameter
and six feet In breadth, ard IS enclosed
in chamber. tits driven by an Otto Z
gas engine of twelve horses power. u
which also drives q fan tor drawing hcfff
the dust from the chamber as it Is ex7 4
tracted from the carpets Thor carpets
are placed in the drum, ], which is tilted
with q series of intern4lb rollers. and
whichlturn the carpets oyer as the drum
Ievolyes.asl..T The speed is twenty-five
revolutions per minute, and at thisrate
three hundred sauare yards Of carpet
can be thoroughly cleansed per HOUR
without the possibility Of damageito theII
fabric. .aalisan gfa4i7I 9frEfooafyd
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31

Pass - lIua- s.ALRANY. N, y,July 2:
Yesterday two men. were found at the
foot of 9. high cliff or the line Of the
farm -laborers,. one Charles Schubacker
and the other, Henry :. Beatle, who
had been in this country but a
short time. SCHUMACHER , was =. dead
and =, Beatle, q. was i. Injured IN a
terrible manner, and was unconscious.
His injuries will cause his, death, II has
been learned that they started out last
nj eht to have . good time and concluded
to- fill up; aud drank hard cider, They
were seen together. walking down the
railroad, track Beatle came TO Tribes
Hin two months ago as q tramp, and OBJ
tanned employmens on the farm OF MIR.
Stub, of that vfila&esslgof e n0it
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31
-s3.I1Htt n \ z Y liufIif ffllf3
Won't Do So Any More.

!: MARSHALTOWN, Ia. July .. I
- The triaf of Mary Bank, arrested 50
many, times for selling beer. resulted
In her conviction A fine OF $3.50 was
imposed. When the second case against
her was called yesterday she submitted
d .statefient that she had discontinued
business and promised that she wonid
hereafter desist from selling beer con-
trsry to the law, aud asked TO be, shoWA
as much efemcncy, as possible. The
prosecution, after considering the mat.
Ter. tensented 10 ahandonatho two re-
maining cases, the costs so far accrued
being taxed against the defendants fas
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31
~ PITH AND, POINT.

-Don't blow III the gum your grand
father carried Id thew of 1872. ltiso
more dangerous now than it was then.
"A writer in q health publication adj.
vises pehplett to alive in the sum- But
how under the sum are people going to-
do it.-B0s' on 1rG'ascrspt.ailg9 3g3Ef,,,,,t! II
A little girl was trying to tell her
mother how beautifully - certain lady
could trill lin tsingipgs, and said; y So
mamma, you ought to hear her gargle',
do you know what the board over
n that COWS sss l f. f fs ths
being seen Wien tiie mix mai works
the. pump handle. aBoy.o,s Post.r1 aii94.
"A San Francisco Snowman II adj
vertising a troupe Of educated flies. If
he will send one on here to teach others
how to walk around the edge of a milk
pitcher without.falHng i'm 'iheGwill gain
everlasting fame.A Ghscngo, Times. j III
-'.-lssThat Husband of! Mime ,iwas ily-s
ing upon the lap off young married
woman on tine strafnthe UthefH aayswiscn
a base-balhdudey and twould1Rs nasher
leaned over the seat, read the title of
the book, and then, looking around, In
monkey pantomime. simpered outs,
.'Ah! where is hes" .:Minding his
own business, I hope was A,, the crush
ing reply T,e.ss go lott -
An honest Il rustic went Into the shop
of a Quaker to buy . hat. for which,
twenty shiifings was demanded. He
offered two dollars. y1attAs L liFe," said
the Quaker h canDot affordFtO give it,
Al III 80 vaSsnn.t1, Ac 1sx,z ~
exclaimed the countryman. Then,
live more moderately, and be hanged to
yype,uu.''3 s.Friend,'' said the OSaker.
ss.thou shalt haFe the nat for nothing.II,
have sold hats for twenty years. and nv
trick was never found osit till nOws'ias-s
n. Y. Ledger. .sses
was q ease, of breach of promise.
The evidence being Ill In, the defend,,
ant was, allowed to SAY = word in his
own behalf. Eyes, he said. III kissed
her almost continually every evening I
called at her house." Lawyer for The
claimant AssTheh 'yeti confess its,' De
fehdantad.tY es,aI ttonuOnfess itp but e
fad tuutio it.'a r. lawyers Had to do
il! ?, w hat do you nseanps'ae Defendant
-.sThat was the only, way Icould keep
her from singing. y The jury give q
verdict for defendant without leaving
their seats. -DstyUste Post. hs'''iT 3sFi ~
~ IL rrie,n nj dM.o4.Akt glad to see YOU
Blank. How did y6ur great heat RAGS
with swift. the champion sculler, come
outpn Blank @{champion oarsrnanl--l
e..Glad ofit; glad of it,
was afraid he would beat, yon-. What
time did you maker An hour and
half; Great Leoniaas! An hour
and IA halt! Why its a ten-minnte
course. and I haze seen you do Il III
eight. . '"n isWell,, tou see that vilisin
Sxift sold cut the race, and wassbound
I should beat him, and he irowed a.
slow she could.''. tS..But why should
that affect Your timep Why did mt you
spin over the coarse IN eight miinutessIe'
him to beat me. PtHadel,,Alq
Calt. ''s@ sE9f sH
Il -r-Ex- Marshal Maxwell. Of, Utah, ia
reported a. saying that about the most
,ffectives peace3ble. way 10 abnlish.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31

pipe-stems. '-'-'---
At Beaver Creek, Minn.s Jtkree freight
cars were blown from the track, and
three warehouses from their foundations.
The Darn of Arthur Price way blown
down and the windmill of Colonel White
: Reports copie from Martin Township,
MINI, to the effect that the barn of I'll.
I. Parish was blown down and he was
badly Injured, There have been quite a
number Injured, as far as heard FROM
~ At Dell Rapids, twenty miles north,
great destruction was caused by wind.
and hail. The lower story Of Rossfnan
Bros store spread and let the top story,
occupied BY the Odd Fellows hall, tele-
scope down into it, Other stores were
damaged. Two warehouses near the de-
pot, Just rebuilt after the recent fire,
were blown down; the Congregational
Church and school-house were demol-
,ished; the spire Of the Presbyterian
Church was blown off John Paups lum-
Der yard was scattered, and number OF
dwellings, were, destroyed. Crops were
badly cut blythe hail and telegraph, lines
were blown down, afi.}-.s fs-t I,.5t fj-g..s.f,
- At Beaver Greek, MIMI, some damage
was done to grain, houses, barns, wind
mills, etc. The Norwegian Church, ten
miles south of Beaver Creek, was blown
down and man and q boy somewhat, in
juredJ adi 81 :. 1gdi Isl. oK ys7 -'
iiAt Lauerne, MIMI, q grain warehouse
was destroyed, and a large Livery stable
blown down. ; Twenty-Five horses in the
stable escaped injury. A railroad graders
camp was swept away.gt.lni Fl {ts Q9g'5
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31
n --Ex-M Marshal Maxwell, OF, Utah, ia
IA saying that about the most

reported "a saying that about the most
effective . peaceable way To-, abolish.
.polygamy in Utah would be tol ,estab.
,1ish q Home OF Refug ffof Mormon
wives who wish to abandon their ms
bands. A great many. ilv says, would
be glad t6'leave their portion of q hus-
band but they have nowhere TO ao;, 90
they suffer ons rather. than ,,be, thrown
upon their own res0urces,n, Could they
Igotto asplace where they ,,sould be sun
ported apd protected, ,thousahias woi,id
throw off the yoke under Which thSv
now rest.-N. r. Erdhsi,sey...s % = 40
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31

:. sIAn4 English elerk,inoos, New York
adry goodss store writes TO- b the London
5 NayelaoNssnaqn that thera Is. no such
] rigidlty ut discipline behind counters
, here rs he used 70 endure at home.
slallnE sns aA.t.a 81 s-.l.a.a..... Z.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31
A NORTHWEST ZEPHYR.

The Destruction Wrought by a Violent
Storm in minnesota, and Dakoto-Wind
and Hail Combine in Devastating Build.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31
) only unapls, 70

&
81, but IN .isp6sefl
atIonai far1Ii,y OF to
,iilatiUn tnan their
---A------------- = sg element into tn a
w. ,GSs.c5 Our losIsiatlo i
snous 1--WE against this IN.
ger, az -..5lssf -Stfy so now should be
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solx afe suits If u valuaf le and conn
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pH Ts, z partisan warfare made uposT
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ne party making The indI} Fun |
IN seem ny 10 have emit i ~ fOiY |
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DC 81 tt8c organization that the ditto TO |
"a Deiong the Spoi ST. becflne car. |
oi q The DemOc. a s creed. s,f tbs /
ii kTlE!ermlnation to eley1te our Cor i
Ikannnistrssi1on to asstan lard of |
y2H tueLce anu JpunliG morality, the |
yparty has Sc 1ulously endeatored /
t,Ioundation or a syste III which shall /
1 nShest perfection under the plastic I
ana accommodating exper ence |
n ~ one of far greater fn,r cacy |
n upon its superficial consiaeisl-- /
IN Traces the sub-questlons of how
10 n IN ~ Abuses possible 10 the ioiSnieht |
the hS o-the Executive; of how to give /
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