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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-12-12
SunlniOliS.

In Ire justice Court OF kctchum Precinct.
Alturas county, Idaho Territory.
PHILIP ScnwAErz, Plaintiff,
vs..
II. l.. SHELTON and - GIBsOS. Partners
doing business under the firm name ana
style OF SHELTON & GIBSON. Defendants.
j'IIE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED
states in the Territory of Idaho send
Erecting - II. Il. shelton and -- Glib
-on. defendants: You are hereby sum
moncd Ia appear before me AZ my Office iii
hctchum Precinct in the County of Aturas.
Territory of Idaho. within thirty Gavs after
the service hereof on you in an action
brought against You 10y said plaintiff Ia
answer the complaint OF the abOvc-namcd
plaintiff Said action is brought To recover
the SUM of Two Hundred and Seycntv-tiyc
and 900 $40 % Dollars for goods. wares
and merchandise sold and delivered to,you
~ the plaintiff at your special instance and
request. or judgment viii he taken agans;
Won for the said amount. together with
costs 81 this sUit, II you fail To appear and
answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said
County, Greeting: Make legal service and
hlc return hereof
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of
September lSS5. j MES &. DOW.
Justice of the Peace ketchum Precinct.
GEO. i. HoDsoN. tty. fur.piif. sel930ds
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UNDER THE LEAVES.

into tho lap of the bare brown earth,
Stripped OF her beautiful golden sheaves
As if in sympathy for her death,
Flutter and nestle the autumn leaves
Aud the lonely landscape hide away
Her face, deep lined with sad decay,
Under the leaves.
Down from the tall old forest trees,
The leafy showers gently fall,
and taking the wings OF the passing breeze
softly they cover the earth like pail,
all, would that the past might fold,
of biighted hopes and dreams untold,
Under the leaves
Under the leaves Of the flying years,
oh, strive. thou weary soul. to lay
The care and sorrow, the bitter tears,
The dreary burden of Yesterday
Away deep down in the hearts recess,
Under the leaves Of forgetfulness,
Under the lcavcsl
blanche Boswell.
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Application for Il Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICEJ
NOTICE No. rs.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICEl
HALEY IDAHO. November 20 1881
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT
NJalneS O. Swift. and William H. Watt.
whose Postoiiice address is HALEY. AlturaS
County, Idaho Territory have made appli-
cation for a United States Patent for the
'.ss. a." Lode Mining Claim, situate on
unsurveyed land in Little Smoky Mining
District. Alturas County. Idaho Territory.
consisting of $50 linear feet OF the lode. and
surface ground G1 feet wide, being Lot No.
49, and described i'm the field notes and plat
of the official survey on file in this office.
with magnetic variation at Is degrees and
30 minutes east, as follows:
Commencing ut the discovery point of
this claim; and running south Il degrees
west along center line of claim. so feet
center southwest end line OF claim; thence
south 81 degrees east. 3SO.1 feet to corner
No 1 thence north ~ degrees west 1jl I
feet To corner No. =: thence north a de
grces east $50 feet To corner No. 3; thence
south % degrees east, ,6l.4 feet To corner
No. :; thence south u degrees west $50 feet
to corner No. / ; embracing an area of IL Il
acres applied for.
From corner No. 4. L. s VI. VI. No, 4
bears north - degrees west 60 feet
The said mining claim being of record i'm
the Office of the County Recorder of said
Mining District mt Haley, in Alturas
county, Idaho Territory. The nearest
known locations being the Carrie Lcon-
ard " and Pot Wrestler"
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion of the said 20 C." Lode
Mining lain or surface ground are requir-
cd Ia file their adverse claims thereto with
the Register of the United States Land
Office, at HALEY, Idaho Territory. within
the sixty days publication thereof, or they
will be barred by virtue of the provisions OF
the Statute in such cases made and provided.
HOMER l.. POUND, Register.
I direct that the foregoing Notice OF Ap-
plication for Patent be published for the
period Of sixty days ten consecutive weeks
i'm THE kErcHUM KEYSTONE, Il weekly news
paper published at Kctchum, Alturas
county, Idaho Territory.
HOMER l.. POUND. Register
First publication Nov u isS,
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ whom it may concern that | am sole
owner of the January and Silver Bell /"
lode mining claims, situated on the East
Fork of Wood River, in Warm Springs
Creek Mining District, having purchased
the same entire from Daniel Perry about
the middle of September last, that any
action or attachment upon said mining
claims for claims against others than
myself are illegal and can only result in my
contesting for my property.
NJ. J. CALNAN.
Ketchum Idaho, Nov. IS. 1885.
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Notice Of Forfeiture
To JoHS MANNING:

To JonS MANNING:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ~,
l. your co-owner. have done tLo MAT
assessment work, amounting Ia hlal
dred (SloD) dollars each for tbc ,o o.e hun.
1884 and 1855, on the Turnpil,. ',s l,0,
claim, situated in Galena Mimi n, niliing
Alturas county, Idaho Terrific s'rict,
adjoining the Grand Prize ana pa and
mining claims, this being the .nahlus
required by law tn hold said run,,.;t'.' ''2,lnt
under Section 232i OF the Revised - lam
of the United States And there f ...'ie'
from you, as your proportion -, ule
annual expenditure the sum nf Ffft'. isa'd
and 20-l0o (S53 DO Dollars for .a.b ,g" i,ee
years 1883. lSSi and lSsj. a total '''
hundred and fifty-nine and G-lUJ st-,o ,.ae
dollars. Now. il YOU, the said .l.hn y W
ming, fail 20 contribute your pr4r,r-i.'''""i IAN.
said expenditure as stated. Wiilfp ,;.W
800 days from the last publication 10y
notice, or $50 days from dat. of frs, ,.,i .i'
cation, including cost of publication - NY
notice. your interest in said miniu, ems
will become tle properly 81 the >ph-.,;.'l
hereto. under Section 2j3l Sd. III. Pc,
Statutes OF the United States. ,'
PATRICK CPONIy
Dated at Kctchum. Idaho SEPT. ~ i..-
First publication Sept. -; l,,j. D.
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SheriR's Sale.
TERRITORY OF IDAHO. :.

WI I'M WI. SLlt hNNf
by WRIT l. OF AN EXECUTION ISL
~ ed ont of Probate Court of Alturas
county, and to me directed, | have levied
on and taken all the right, title and interest
Thomas Stinton had in and to lot five.
block two, of the town of ketChum on Or
after the 2id day of December. ISL. and AL
the right, title and interest said ~tinton had
in and 70 lot one of said block ON or ~l.>t-
quent to the 3lSt day of December. l>'i
also. all the right. title and interest 81 san
>inton i'm and 10 lots five and six OF h.'rN
forty. and lot two. block sixty-two, al oil
said town of ketchum. Alturas county
Idaho Territory, which ] shall expose 90
public vendue. as the law directs, on ne ~
day of November a. d., lsS5, at one . cI''"
r. ~. az the front door of the Courthouse,
in HALEY, in said county. -,
By &. III. FUREI, Sheriff
y. II. Cassidy. Deputy. -,
HALEY, |. L. 18th October, lSS5. oc-i
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NOTICE NO. IL.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. |
Haley, Idaho, September Is, 1885. I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
NWillia III. Watt and Samuel Allen, John
X. Clark and Samuel b. Woodward by W.
IL. Watt their Attorney in fact, whose Post
utiicc address is Haley, Alturas County.
idaho Territory. have made application for
a United States Patent for the Denver
Lode Mining Claim, situate in Section II,
Township 4. North Range, IS East, Warm
Springs Creek Mining District, Alturas
linear feet OF the lode, and surface ground
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COME To- THE PREMISES OF THE
~ subscriber, near ketchum, on or abou
the 18th Of August. 1885, one dark bay horse.
described as follows Branded | Ii on lefi
hip LETT hip knocked down, compass brano
on right shoulder. Age probably ten years
Weight about 900 pounds. The owner
can have said horse by paying ranch bill
and charges OF publication. DAN BEAToS.
Cold Springs Ranch, Aug. %, 1885.
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A Gift Send 10cents postage, and we will
IA NiiU mail you free royal, valuable,
sample box of goods that will put you in the
way of making more money at once, than
anything else in America. Both sexes of
all ages can live at home and work in spare
time, or all the time. Capital not required
We will start you. Immense pay sure for
those who start at once. 6TlxsoN Co,
Portland, Maine. no2l If
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EzHsifc iagA NUGGETS.

Self-loye Is not 20 vile sin
- self-negiecting.
Shakespeare.
Women are afflicted by trilles,
but they are also. consoled by tri-
fes.-Nictor Hugo.
Shrined closely in its foul molluscan shell,
Al think Of beauty in that cloistral cell
White as the pure soul of a stainless girl,
Shines the clean glory of the perfect pearl
Paul Hamilton Hayne
No man ever offended his own
conscience, but first or last il
revenged upon him for it.-South.
Ease. and health, obeisant children, Wis
dom, and fair-voiced wife
Thus. great King! are counted up-the five
ielicities of life
Edwin Arnold.
Amongst such as out of cunning
hear all and talk little, be sure to
talk less, or if you must talk, say
littlc.-La Bruyere.
Whene'er a noble deed is wrought,
Whcne'er is spoken a noble thought
Our heart in glad surprise
To higher levels rise.
-Longfellow.
Rapture true he ne'er can know,
Who with daring hand has never
rluckcd the Heavenly fruits that grow
On the BRINK OF Hells dark river.
Schiller
II is by no means a fact that
death is the worst Of all evils
when it comes, it is an alienation
10 mortals who are worn out with
guilerings. -Metastasio.
There comes 4 ghost, and on the pane OF
life
Blot~ ou; lis clearncss with lis icy breath;
Hiding from SIGHT the flaws and diamond
serav,s
That married Il once. Ills name, o friend
j. Death. Julia X. Wetherill
Consult your friend on all things,
especially on those things which
respect yourself. His counsel may
then be useful. when your own
sci,-love might impair your judg
mcnt.-Scncca.
lie v.a-.,s
- ail tac instruments Of flesh.
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We the undersigned having disposed O.
an interest in our mercantile business Il
Frank r. Gooding. of Ketchum, the style O
the new firm from this date will be
risEHAM LEWIS 4 co.
The new firm, assuming oil liabilities o.
the old firm, wiz collect all accounts ano
notes due said irrs.
Pinkham & Lewis
Oct. LIST 1855.
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Al sn who drove a team sixty
NILS recr Salem, Oregon, without
,ivicg hem food or water, was sent
u il ior I y days.
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MyriadS of Cures

Achieved By AYERS SARsAPARILLA. IN
the past forty years, are a'tested, anu mere
i no blood disease, at all possible OF cure
that will not yield TO it: Whatever .lie
ailments of fhi, class. and wherever found,
from the scurvy OF the Arctic circle TO The
..ye.dt-sores' Of South Africa. this rem
edy. has afforded healil. TO the sufferers
by whom il was employed. Druggists
everywhere can cite numerous cases With
In their personal knowledge, of remark
able cures wrought by it. where all other
treatment had been unavaiiina. Ieopie
Will do wei 10
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Trust Nothing Else

than AYERS SAEsAPARH.LA. Numerous
crude mixtures 'are offered 10 the pubic
as .blood purifiers" which only allure
;he uafient with the pretensc of many
cheap doses, and with which i, Is folly 10
experiment while disease Is stea.!ily be-
coming more dcer-seated ana diiHeui, OF
S,re some OF these mixtures do much
las,ino harm. Dear IN mind that he only
medicine that can radically purify the
yifiutcu blood Is
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King Alfonso, of Spain, had his
/ Q insured for 100000.


!. e insured for 100000.
The man who is asked to guess
e l@dy's age, and don't guess
s-Fcgal years less than he believes
to lie exact, is making an enemy,
ana dong truth 10 good.
Qaeaa!and, although the young
r-t Of tie colonies Of Australian
coup, LIS the largest public debt,
amounting to $72,510,0O0. or an
Average OF $50 per head.
Montana cowboys. made but one
mistake in the Iynching Of thirteen
horse thieves. The mistake was
de-ca.iy inferred.
The protra;ts on United States
laHkaotes Of different denomin-
a,ions are: On 81, Washington !;
s., Jefferson; s., Jackson; SO,
Webster; $50, Hamilton; $50,
Franklin 500, Lincoln; 500, Cen
c~ll Mansfield; $1,000, Dewitt
C.ia.oni 5000, Madison; $4,000.
Jackson.
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S:.ver State: Every day. Piutes
cone from the west side Of the
. r. V. h thoir waists encircled
labb.s. When an Indian
H. er brings down a jack-rabb;t
lie ,.as two Of lis les together and
IS i ca h:s belt, letting it hang
from rs w.. Some Of the young
r. b..ag il dozen rabbi.s-ali
'lr en- possibly Get around them
IA ..-'s W.. 1t leaves their ans
1-s B harG'G tLo.r guns, and when
10y Ill al tAey can carry around
l1s,n 5..sy quit the chase and
rC.-rl % -s-t camp.
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Ayers Sarsqpara

j. The only remedy that can be relied upon,
IN all cases, 10 eradicate the faint OF hered-
itary disease and the special corruptions
Of ibe blood. II is the only Alternative
tha. i, sufficiently powerful 10 thoroughly
cleanse the system Of ScrOfulous aud
MercuriaI impurities and the pollution
of Contagious Diseases. II also ne,l-
tralizes the poisons left by Diphtheria
and Scarlet Fever, and enables rapid
regeneration from the enlightenment and
debility caused BY these diseases.
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Sclf-love Is not 80 vile a sin
- self-negiecting.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-12-11
Cocaine for Hay Fever.

Hay fever, which afew years ago was
supposed to exist only in the i'm.
agination of would-be invalids, seems
now to be an established fact. In
deed at this season of the year hun.
dreds of people in the city are aff1ict-
ed with the aggravating malady. By
some it is called cold, and by Others
catarrh, but under whatever name it
is known it is a most distressing and
seemingly incurable ailment. Ply
sicans have been puzzled to suggest an
adequate remedy. Professor Roberts
Bartholow, of Philadelphia, has, how
ever, stated with confidence that O.
peculiar mode of applying cocaine
answers the requirements ola cure for
the disease. From an editorial in the
New York Tribune we clip the Pro-
fessor's views on this subject
AS soon as the remarkable function
of this agent in allaying the sensibility
of nerves of the mucous membranes
was ascertained, physicians began to
apply it to hay fever, but only with in
different success except in mild cases.
The substitution of carefully prepared
tablets, orpellets, inplace of the usual
solution has apparently been singular
ly successful in England, where some OF
the most obstinate cases have yielded
to treatment. The tabloids, as they
are called there, contain one sixth of
q grain of hydrochlorate of cocaine,
and are inserted in thenasal passages,
the nostrils being gclosed until the drug
has timeto dissolve and affect the SEN
sitive parts generally. The Lancet has
published several accounts ofcomplete
cures effected by this treatment. The
attention of the medical profession in
this country has already been attract
ed by these favorable results. Suffer
ers from hay fever may, therefore, be
encouraged to hope that means have
been devised for their permanent re-
lief.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-12-11

The Egyptian obelisk in Central
Park, New York, is now receiving a
paraffine coating, which, it is hoped,
will prevent further injury by the
climate. The surface of the great pill
lar has already been seriously affect
ed, and crumbling pieces are easily re-
moved with the finger. Before the
paraffine is applied all the loosened
particles will be carefully taken away;
then the stone will be Thoroughly
cleaned with ammonia and finally cov-
cred with the heated wax. The par
affine to be used has been speci ally
prepared, and Is as pure as it tpossibly
can be. 1t is estimated that more than
200 pounds will be required. Thepro-
cess will give the obelisk a slightly
darker hue than it now possesses.
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Homeopathic Perfumes.

The odoriferous molecule of musk
must be incomprehensibly small, when
we are told the particles one grain OF
musk had, in radius of ninety feet,
disengaged in one day. No microscop-
ical power has yet been conceived to
enable the human eye to see one OF
these atoms; yet the organs OF smell
have the sensitiveness to detect them.
We cannot imagine their smallness. as
it is stated that the same grain of
musk undergoes absolutely no dimi-
mutton in weight. A single drop OF the
oil of thyme, ground down with a
piece of sugar and little alcohol, will
Communicate it's odor to twenty-five
gallons of water. Haller kept for forty
years papers perfumed with one grain
of ambergris. After this time the odor
was as strong as ever. Bordenave
has valuated molecule of camphor
sensible to the smell to 2,262, 5S4,-
booth of grain. Boyle has observed
hat one drachm of assaf9tida ex-
posed to the open air had lost in six
lays the eighth part of one grain, from
which Keill concludes that in one min.
ute it had lost SO, 12Oth of a grain.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-12-11

Bridal couples in great numbers
have recently arrived in Washington,
and it has been observed that with
those from Kentucky and Virginia the
ages of the bridegrooms averaged forty
to forty-fve, while the brides counted
about twenty-five summers only. The
explanation of this interesting fact ap-
pears to be 'that after the war the
young fellows in the South were not
able to double up, and now that they
see brighter political prospects ahead
they are making venture, although
not quite so young as they used to be. "
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Engaged For the Snake:

| He got on q "bust' once, and when
he came to the end of his tether he
found himself SOLDERING up in. Carson.
Having but one suit of raimea1t, he
hung up his shingle outside the door
of his room in the hotel and went to
bed while his costume was being re-
newed to wear. He was in the depths
of slumber when knock aroused him.
He requested the knocker to enter and
a Carson man, in somewhat rough
attire, walked in.
care you lawyer"
eyes," he answered from the'piIlow.
"I've got a case for you"
He sat up in bed, drew the bed
clothes around him in an instant, land
assumed an interested air.
estate your case"
"Well, you see, rented g. field for :
grazing from man. | put horseon,
it, and the horse died"
Indeed! Well?"
"Well! Hain't I got case against ,
that mani"
"Unquestionabiy. But, tell me,
what did the horse die OFF"
"You see, rattlesnake bit him and
he died"
"Can't sue the man for the value,
of that horse? He hadn't any busi-
ness to go and rent me a field with. a.
rattlesnake in it, had he?"
you're right, sir, perfectly right
Do you want to take up the case?"
Eyes, of course l do"
"Ahem! what-what amount-what-
fee do you propose to offer?"
"Well, | haven't got any money
I'll give YOU'LL giveyou halt the val
ue of the horse"
every good. What, may I ask
what do you consider the value of the
beast?"
"It wasn't very young. 1t had been
kicked by mule, and the gophers had
nibbled at it, and it had fallen down g.
shaft, and it had been fifteen or six
teen years drawing quartz from a mill.
Well, it WASH 't-well, 1 should say it
was worth about $2.''
The lawyer gently lay down in bed
and prepared to go to sleep. He gave
one last look at the client.
"Good morning. 1 am engaged for
the snake"-San Francisco Chronicle.
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Marry.

The Detroit Journal publishes from
an old newspaper, the Gazette, dated
July, 1917, thefollowing, which is good
advice for 1885:
eff you are for pleasure-MARRY!
eli you prize rosy health-MARRY.
"And even if money beyour object
MARRY!
ga good wife is heavens last best
gift to man-his angel and minister of
graces Innumerable-his Sal Polyese-
SUM or gem ofmany virtues-his Pan
dora or casket of celestial jewels. Her
presence forms his best company-her
voice, his sweetest music-her smiles,
his brightest day-her kiss, the
guardian of his innocence-her arms,
the pale of his safety, the balm of his
health, the balsam of his life-her in
dustry, his surest wealth-her econ
omy, his surest steward-her lips, his
faithfulest counsellors-her bosom, the
softest pillow of his cares-and her
prayers the ablest advocates of heav-
ems blessings on her heart.
If you love the Creator, you ought
to marry, to raise up worshippers; if
you love the ladies, you ought to
marry, to make them happy-if you
love mankind, you ought to marry,
to perpetuate the glorious race-fyou
love your country, you ought to
MARRY, to raise up soldiers to defend
it-in fine, if you wish well to earth or
heaven, you ought to marry, to give
good citizens to one and glorious angels
to the other.'
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-12-11

Russia has decided to construct as
speedily as possible four more steel
cruisers for the Baltic and three ships
for the Black Sea fleet. Work will be-
gin as soon as three enormous IRON
clads, each-of 10, 900 tons, are launch
ed from the dockyards of Sebastapol.
Russia has an abundance of iron and
coal, and seems determined to have q
navy that will correspond with her
great armies. Russian sailors are
among the hardest and best in the
world and there is no reason why they
should hot handlegreat ships and great
guns as affectively as any.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-12-11

The granger railroads, so called,
from the fact that they run through
states which produce a vast amount
of grain, report a very large increase
of grains in October. The Milwaukee
and St. Paul increase is 1852, ,2O5;
Northwestern 369,SOO; Omaha $685.
900; Chicago and Alton $143, 5O3-
The tonnageof wheat is decidedly be-
low the average, but this is more than
compensated by the large increase in
corn and provisions.
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Anecdote of Judge Noah Davis.

Lockport, N. Y, Journal: A CORE
spondent furnishes us with another
anecdote of Judge Noah Davis. The
case pending in court turned upon the
point whether one of the parties had
made a legal tender OF payment under
O certain contract. M. nj. South
worth, Esq, conducted the case for
the plaintiff and called as a witness a
woman of an uncertain age, whose
testimony on the point fell far short
of the advocates expectation. In
vain did the dexterous attorney ply
the witness with questions, to which
evasive answers were returned. In
the midst of his perplexity the advo-
cate received in the handwriting Of the
judge upon the bench the following
couplet:
"Southworth, forbear; this tough old jade
Will never prove q tender made"
The examination of the witness end
ed about that time.