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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-10-17

SEVENTH DAY, MONDAY, OCT. 18TH.
The People VS.. James Fane-As-
suit to commit murder. Defendant
to plead at opening OF court to-mor-
row.
Same VS.. Same-Assult with
deadly weapon. Same order
The People VS.. +. y. Whitson and
William McCrearey = Grand lar
ceny. Set for trial the 10Th inst.
People VS.. Zachariah Barnes -
incest. Set for trial the 26:h.
Same VS.. Same-Rape. Same
order.
People VS.. ". W. Forbes-Em-
bezzlement. Set for trial the 18th.
TUESDAY, 18TH.
The grand jury reported two true
bills.
S. T. Iausere ct al. VS.. VIM. Austin
ct al .-Settlement of statement fixed
for the 18th inst.
The People VS.. James Fane--Mo-
ton to quash indictment overruled /;
trial set for Both inst.
Same VS.. Same-Same orders.
T. II. Jones VS.. A. ID. Quantrell
ct al.-Judgment for plaintiff, for
$7S4.25, S7S.42 attorneys fee, and
costs.
WEDNESDAY, nth.
People VS.. Thomas Stewart
Grand jury ignored a bill in this
case and defendant discharged.
People VS.. Michael Sullivan; de-
murrer to indictment submitted to
the court without argument.
Grand jury report four true bills
of indictment.
Richard Golf, defaulting witness
before the grand jury was brought
before the court on an attachment
and fined costs amounting to 1910.
THURSDAY, 18th.
w. A. Wallace VS.. Bullion Con.
Mining Co.; placed on calendar
and Judgment entered by default
for the sum of $45, 1906 and costs.
Vienna Mining Co. VS.. John q.
Rumsey ct al. demurrer withdrawn
and answer fled.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Bradley, appellant,
VS.. l.. Schweitzer, respondent; dis
missed at plaintiffs costs as per
stipulation on file.
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SsEE SAYS.

Simply this and nothing more,
find il lying by the door
And read The KEYSTONE DER and DER.
'Tis better far than ere before,
So full of news and truthful lore.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-10-17

Clogs is good subject for
discussion just now under the pre-
vailing interest they are exciting
among non-pork lovers, and there
seems to be great anxiety to know
how the Grand Jury has dealt with
the vital question. From all appear
anccs they threw it ont as an
unclean job and recommended
that those who don't raise hogs
vent their spleen on those who do,
in the Justice Court, or vi"e versa,
in the event of making s:a'. cater-
houses out Of back yards. The
dog killers have made such a clean
job that pork roams about unmo-
Tested in the ,lcaceful privilege of
every square inch of town. The
Grand Jury could only indict every
owner of hogs and subpoena every
petitioner as a witness. This
wouldn't work, so they have left
the subject for home discussion.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-10-17

Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need for
constipation, loss of appetite, dizziness and
all symptoms Of dyspepsia. Price 10 and 70
cents per bottle,
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Will you suffer with dyspepsia and liver
complaint? Shiloh's Nitalizer is guaran-
teed to cure you.
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If men wish to be held in esteem
they must associate with those who
are estimable.-La Bruyere.
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Catarrh cured. health and swec: b e N
secured By Shi.oh's Catarrh Remedy. Irice
50 cents. Nasal ldjcc;or free.
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For lame back, side or chest, use Shilol,'s
Porous Plaster. Price y cents.
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S.ecnless nights. made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shiloh Cure is the remedy
for YOU
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That hacking cough can be so quickly
cared by SAiloh's Cure. We guarantee il.
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Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure IL
sold by Us on gusrantcc. II cures con
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Vice cannot fix, and virtue cannot change,
The once fallen woman must forever fall;
For vice must have variety, while virtue
Stands like the sun, and ell which rolls
around
Drinks life and light and glory from her
aspect. byron
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KETcHuM, Sept. 26, 1884.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-07
Two Famous Lawn Tennts Plaxe-

Two Famous Lawn Tennis Players.
The following description of the Renshaw
brothers, the famous lawn tennis champions of
England, occurs in an illustrated article on
English lawn tennis players, by ]. ]. Ross, in
Outing for November:
The brothers are twins, almost twentv.fve
years of age, natives of bennington England
They first began playing lawn tennis at Chel-
tenham about eight years ago. Both the Rem.
shaws are men of slight build, medium height
with brown hair of medium darkness and
with small light brown mustaches
The Kenshaws are not engaged in any hust.
ness or profession; in fact, are gentlemen of
leisure, though they do not "spend an their
time In playing lawn tenis," as has often been
asserted.
To the above may add the inform at;on
gained from other sources, that Ernest Rem
shaw is considered one OF the best runners and
best jumpers in England. When at school he ex-
celled all his mates in athletic sports and since
then has made running Jump of Fl feet VIM
Renshaws height is feet 10 inches. and he
weighs 146 lbs, while Ernest Renshaw fs feet
1O1a inches in height, and weighs 100 lbs.
Both the Renshaw brothers are Justly re-
garded as very superior men in all athletic pur-
suits. William Charles. who, to most ohserv
ers, seems older than his brother is by some
good judges credited with the stronger fntaIIi.
gence, or, as one famous 1awil-tennis nlaver
said to me in answer to the question. "3Thich
do you consider the stronger player ar the two
brothers?"-"I believe that one is lust as oO<,S a
lawn-tennis player as the other, but wien -
comes to tight place in q match Wiilfam Rem.
shaw's superior judgment gives him an advan.
tage over his brother" ''A-
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Some lovers Of good novels who enjoy their
fAvorites without stopping 10 classify them,
may listen TO the current disputes about the
analytical fiction of the day, and have the
while quite vague notion Of the peculiar style
indicated by the term. Better than any defini-
ton is a tangible example. Happily here is
one from q writer in "Lippincott's" which is
Just suited to the occasion.
First the old fashioned novel of incident
which said what it had to say and moved on:
OLD STYLE
"Do you always choose such an early hour As
this fer your daily rambles?" he asked.
Not always" she said, "but very often"
"And is it because the freshness of the morn
ing tempts you out, or because you like to be
AZ rather think it is because like to be
"Then for once you have failed of your OBJ
ject. But let me at least plead that have sinned
in ignorance" And he held out his hand, with
laugh.
NEW STYLE.
He watched her for q moment in silence
wondering curiously whether the faint increase
of color in her face was due to his unexpected
appearance. When he spoke at last there was
though hack Of his annarene cnraia1tn ,e as
lurked sundry misgivings as to the wisdom OF
his present course, and sense of irritation at
pletely the subtitle organization of his com
panion. "Do you always choose such an early
hour as this TOR your daily rambleS2" he asked,
studying with q haHtender scrutiny the irregu-
lar, sensitive face before him.
Tie girl faltered, and raised her eyes-to meet
his glance. They were strange, light eyes-not
beautiful. but very rare in their peculiar tint
of green-gray glass, they looked straight before
them, brilliant and battling. "Not always" she
said with lingering emphasis "but very often"
Her voice was clear and sweet, though It
lacked the cultivated modulations of other
tones he knew and loved. There was some
thing in its cadences that recalled to him the
fute-notes Of the English white throat, q
melody that attracts only to disappoint. He
smiled softly at her transparent reticence, and
followed up his question. "Is it because the
freshness Of the morning tempts you out?'' he
said. "Or'-dropping his voice with sudden
mean1ng-'ls 1t because you like to be alone?"
She hesitated, as though seeking some form
of words that would negatively express what
was passing in her mind, yet not give her
thoughts too clear reading. There was 8
touch both of defiance and OF expectation in
the quick turn of her head and the gleam Of
like to be alOne,' she said at length.
He bowed slightly, and his face, accustomed
to alter its expression with facilt ease, assumed
look of well-bred regret, tempered with the
faintest tfnge of amusement. ''rhen for once
you have failed of your object" he whispered
alphabetically. "But at least let me Plead
here the amused expression deepened, and a
CLEAN of malice frightened his keen eyes
"let me at least plead that have sinned in
ignorance"
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Spontaneous Combustion.


Some one has estimated that the time thrown
away In this world in counting the girl You
want to marry, and who Is ready to marry you.
would build all the railroads and bridges and
tunnels and factories and public buildings The
white race should take lesson In this from the
colored people. The other day likely young
colored man stood at gate at BIRMINGHAM.
Ala A likely young eolored woman came
All, dar!' he called, sbut mebbe you want to
sell dat dog9"
mo, sah."
Webb. "Nsa ssS your name is Lucinda'"
81 alters dots on date name. lie called
0awge"
"Dat's pleasin'."
.Ize lookin you know3"
eco. money saved up, an q stidy Job ahead.
Shall speak TO the ole man9"
Hes in Orleans"
Den III see de ole woman"
.Wsil, den I'll az you to be my wife right
@You's foolin'."
"Deed, no."
"Hain't got nobody elses.
"Nobody, tall"
"keckon we'll hitch9"
Co'se We will-can't help t."
"Wall, den, I'll say yea al, TONIGHT Won Gonna
Gown 70 Mrs. Grumley's kitchen am ven rot
de gay ,y az, sorter get acquainted"
,,.s so LONE, Gsygs! Iss dun said yes. an dat,s
$50 long, Cindag'
"By-by 0awoei"
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A gentleman called last night at ora =, 81.
police stations and complained thai for sav.
erM Meeks sk1niking men had prowled about ~
OF the locality great amount or anxietv NJ
omcial IN cnasge ruminated awhile. and then
sal1, n n S3ne tnat showed he had solved tie
Chicago Nesrs. VIM 40.
low railroad fare win shorten tha di.t.rc.
else.-Losisvilte DemocrG A snysnane
A well known oysterman ar th,. .,.- :.
that the btyalves should be thorOncS,v 1vssnsd
before being eaten.-1f0ntreof G.ssg<e Wasneo
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How Royalty HOnOrs Gentu.

When King Gustayus III. was in Paris. he
was visited by deputation OF the sobonne.
Inat learned body congratulated the king on
the happy fortune which had given him so
great a man as Scheele, the discoverer of mag.
nesuim, as his subject and fellow-countryman.
The king, who took small interest in the nrooro.s
OF science, felt somewhat ashamed that he
should be so ignorant as never even to hano
heard of the renowned chemist, He disnatchoS
courier at once TO Sweden with the iaconic
the dignity and the title of COUNT 1 "
His majesty must be Obeyed, said the ,,r,yne
world Is Scheele?" "1o ~ soo
secretary Se was told 70 make inquiries. he
nation. 'Scheele is good sort of fs,nu s.,
he lieut. In the artillery capital shot
The next day the lieutenant hecor,o 1890.
and the iilnstriops scholar and scientist re-
discovered until the king returned ho, was nGs
majesty was indignant. "You nnat ar I IL
Isl" VINO ccneeie
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am now 40 years old, and have suffered for the
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DENTISTRY.

nR STARR PARSONS. COR 9Th AND EN.W.
DFilling Q specially; also, the Of toothsche
without extracting A local anasthetic used on the
gums. alevlates pam Of extracting. Gas given apl3
CAMUEL SCOTT, DDS,
- fifteen years experience IN Dentistry ofice l2O7
stn.w. Preservation OF the Natural Teeth 4 spe.
cialty. oc22
IL three doors from corner z Dentistry In all
It's branches Teeth inserted % per sek An work
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PHEUMAT1SM AND SIMILAR DISEASES,
caused by low state of the system, are cured
by using Ayers Sarsapari1la. n3
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