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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-03-21
RIDDLE IL.

RIDDLE II.
A visitor at Jail being asked what
relationship he bore to certain pris-
oner. replied: brothers and sisters
have l none; but that mans father was
my fathers son." How were they re-
lated? j. +. CARPENTER.
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DIAMOND PUZZLE.

IA vowel; 2--an animal; ga fruit
IA measure: 5-a vowel.
V. FERNANDEZ.
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PUZZLE DEPARTMENT.
SQUARE WORD.

Used in sport; 2-reluctant; 3
to narrate; "A surname; 5--rank; c.
aboundcd.
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SQUARE WORD II.

IA lump of metal; pa restaurant;
3-an animal.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

We are much obliged to our cor
respondent who has completed the
story of Mrs. Walton's invention.
The item we gave was all there was
of it in the American paper it was
taken from. 1t is an interesting
narrative of woman's genius. The
invention would be great improve
ment on the roller coaster.
The nuisance complained of by
GA Victim" is indeed crying one.
Why it is permitted in this COM
munity is a harder problem than
anything in our puzzle department.
By all means let it be stopped. The
buffoonery people pay for on the
stage is sometimes trying enough,
but the baboonery in the galleries is
always intolerable. "Put him out"
iSNSh SOhiiOlSoCulS VI viz ul-
clean animal - differ as to where he
draws the dietary line. One point
in the controversy seems to be over
looked on both sides. 1t is not
necessary that hog should eat the
carcase of glandered horse to
catch the disease. The contagion
among horses, so far as we have
ascertained, does not originate from
the "noble animal" eating his re-
lations. Our opinion is that if the
carcases of glandered horses are left
exposed where hogs can reach them,
the latter will be almost certain to
take the plague unless they have an
immunity from it which even men
have not. Any object that hog
would not investigate with his snout
must be an extraordinary thing.
Like some people that we do not
know, they must have their noses in
everything.
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FOR SALE.

VNWENTY KOU LOGS. Can be seen
Il in the stable yard of the Hon. C..
r. Bishop. King Street. They will be
offered ut auction April 1st. Parties
can inspect them at the above place.
0TJ 1w
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Ths @nilg 8mlletln,
Pledged to neither Sect nor Party,
But established for the benefit Of all,
SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1885
THIS EVENINGS DOiNCS.

Skating, Z.
Roller Coaster, z.
Emerson's Minstrels, at Music
Hall, 7.30.
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z II "a R Ny C 81
a Sinking Gutter.

It Is very important to the health
Of our city, ia this extremely hct
weather, and ii view 81 the rapid
strides that the Asiatic cholera il
making towards this country, lhsl6
every receptical Of iilth bo removed
from our streets. We call tho ntkoEI
tion Of our City Commissioner TO Gle
foul and stenchy condition oftho gut.
ter at the market house, just ut tie
entrance OF the market, over which
several Of our hucksters are compel
led to stand while they dispose ol
their truck, and while the foul stencil
that was emitted from this receptical
Of flth this morning. It was tie
general remark OF every one around
We know il is only necessary to cllIl
the attention Of our efficient Citg
Commissioners TO the fact, when Che
trouble will be Femedied and tho 1t
mOsphere Ia that locality purified ,Y
q good washing out, 1t only il.
quires o few hours for vegetable mat
ter to become decomposed in the hol
suns Of the present season, and dur
ubiquitous Commissioners viii no
doubt remedy the evil before another
issue Of the CAPITAL
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a "woRxTN0n democrat has asked
for = foreign mission Of some sort;
and il he can't get the mission be will
take the postolice Ofhiscity. The local
newspaper reminds him that the post
mastership is like . bed Of pOppies
putting che faculties % sleep, while
s.bonsr isA . thing Of hazard to b
plucked irom tie pale-laced moon or
dragged ffonl the bottom of kho deep.
Probably tie candidate viii prefer
his salary regular q going moon
plucking o. deep dragging.
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Personal Mention

Hon. Barnes Compton wis Is
Washington, yesterday, for thls first
time since his illness. lie spent eome
time at the Treasury ID tho interses
Of 3 couple Of constituents. who wish
pIaces ii that department.
Mrs. Riner. Of Baltimore. Il visit.
Ing Mrs. @. w. Hall, on West .Itreet
D. w Davis, Of Washington. b. h
Is visiting bis parents % Market street
Mrs. Marshall Oliver and Iamilv
are sunmering 1t Bay Ridge.
MFs sarah Stewart and family az
fr.nce 9eorge street, are sumEnerIn
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AT q late meeting Of the National
Woman Suffrage Association, the re-
port for the month showed that Ne
braska has passed law making the
mothers right to the child equal to
the tather's; graduate of Harvard
annex has attained higher per cent.
10 the classics than any of the young
men of Harvard; the women students
Of the University Of Mississippi have
carried of all the prizes this year;
there are about fifty women enrolled
Is registered pharmacists 10 Iowa; q
Chinese woman bas graduated IN
medicine il New York, and another
has written two Odes against the
"barbarous practice Of binding wo-
mems feet;' thirty-two out Of forty
clerks doing work in the State census
are women, selected because ''more
satisfactory" This shows wonderful
progress.
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WV. n. ABBoTT. BUSINESS MANAaGa.
FRIOAY. JvLY 70. Is85.

The House Of Lords has passed the
bin giving an amount Of 10000 to
the Princes Beatrice upon her mar
riage with Prince Henry Of Batten-
berg, and the Queen, her mother has
given it her royal assent. II must
have been a surprise to the peers to
learn that Her Majesty had been
graciOusly pleased to approve . bill
giving her daughter $4,000 per an
mum for life, 70 be taken from the tax.
payers OF Great Britianl England
has changed since 1919, but the royal
family remains something as Shelley
described it:
Princes. the drcgs Of their dull race.
who flow
Through public scorn-mud from
muddy spring,
Rulers, who neither see. nor feel, nor
know,
But leech-Iile to their faintlng country
cling"
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IT looks as II Atlantic city is to be
this summer more than ever, the
politicians paradise. The man
who got the vice-presidency has now
been there twice, and likes II 50 well
that be says be viii spend most ofthe
summer there. General Logan, the
man who didn't get il. but who By
getting his senatorship since, has re-.
ceived new prestige, is also going
there, and with Mrs. Logan will ar
rivss during July at the Ashland
House. which is kept BY a widow
from u. Nshington. The house where
vice Pres, dent Hendricks has been
stopping Is kept by : widow from
Baltimore. Besides these two gem
tlemen. i score Or more Of the most
prominent politicians 10 the country
have already arranged to 60 there for
the summer
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The excursion given By the First
NJ. y. Church Sabbath School OF this
city to Bay Ridge, yesterday, was q
grand success. Although the day
was 90 extremely hot one IN the city,
q most delightful breeze was blowing
all day at Bay Ridge; indeed SO rough
was the sea ct The wharf, that many
Of the ladies were made quite sea.
sick By the tossing Of the large
steamer Jane Moseleyh at the wharf.
The bathing on the beach was equal
to that Of Cape May, and hundreds
partook Of the benefits Of d saIt.water
bath. A most delightful day was
spent By oil, and che general verdict
was, that Bay Ridge Is the most de-
lightful resort on the bay for excnr-
sionists To visit. st. Anne's Episco-
pal Sunday School, we learn, win
give an excursion ID this place next
Monday week.
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Notwithstanding the many precau
tions to excursionists and othars
visiting the watering places and sum.
rner resorts on thc bay, against sho
dangers Of the surf and undercurrent.
they are heedIessly disregardcd. Yes
teFday during the excursion of aho
First M. n. Church Of this city at
Bay Ridge, little boy about Iive of
six years old, was allowed by ife
mother to wade 10 tho water arotlnd
the beach. and the little fellow, Ia IA
unguarded moment, ventnred out E0o
far, when heavy sea upset him ind
he was being carried out by The un.
dercurrent, bis mother plunged into
the water and rescued him. Had she
not been on the spot at the time
watching the antics and enjoyment 81
the little fellow, 10 oil probability
be would have been drowned.
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= small batteau containing sail
ing party consisting oftwo gentlemen
and 3 lady was seen 10 capsize 0El
Bay Ridge near Thomas Point light
house yesterday afternoon. The wind
was blowing . stir breeze at the
time and The see was running high,
and the batteau attempted to 70 about
when she capsized. The capsize WIS
observed through the telescope at
Bay Ridge and tie lady vas seen
clinging 70 the side of the boat, with
the men. 4 Yessell near by went I'd
their rescue. and they were al taken
On board.
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LOCAL NEWS.
CRY ~ CoUNrY
:o:
Here and There.



Master Fenton Duvall. son 81 State
Librarian Dr.. Dnvall, fell from an
apricot tree this morning while gath
ering apricots II the garden Of the un-
occupied residence Of the Voorhees,
property on Duke Of Gloucester street.
opposite st. Mary's Catholic Church,
receiving . painful If not serious in-
jury. He was picked up BY Mr.. John
Hinton who was IN the neighborhood
at the time Of the accident, and taken
to the residence of Mr. ]. r.. Magru-
der, near By, and Dr.. w. g. Claude,
summoned. DR.. Duvall was also
notified of the fall and soon reached
the scene Of the accident, where he
found bis SON unconcious and In
very critical condition. Upon exami-
nation it was thought no bones were
broken, but il was feared that he had
received internal injuries. He has
remainded ia q comatose condition
ever since the accident, the lower por-
ton Of bis limbs being cold and ap-
parently lifeless. His critical cOndi-
ton will not permit Of his removal to
bis home, and he may die Of any mo-
ment.
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Declared 1 Lunasie pauper.s

A jury de lnnatico inquirendo was
summoned this morning before Judge
Jones, 10 the Circuit Court, hi a.
quire into the sanity of Thomas MUIR
dock, an eccentric character of this
city. Several witnesses wcrc e.
amined. including DR.. I'll. Il. WaIton
OfEicer Watkins, II r. MagrtIder
Edward Baldwin and q. II Dexter
who testified to bis insanity. The
jury we're unanimous Ia recommend.
ing him as an insane pauper. The
jury was composed of Richard Welcb.
foreman; @. @. Weedon. Chales
Sullivan, DR.. w. G.. Tuck, I. j. Dn.
val, ]. II Kramer, Martin Il. RsIvelI
Grafton Munroe, Al. w. Wells. 4.
Bryan, ]. D. RayfeId and Henry
Burlingame. In accordance with tie
above verdict Mr.. Murdock wns Iaxeu
to the Almshouse to-day.
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1t has been suggested to us that II
more letter boxes were placed in the
central part Of our city It would prove
. great convenience to our citizens.
Often persons are required to walk
TO the postOfice late at night, to mail
an important letter, whereas II q let
tef-bOx was placed on some conyen-
lent corner ia the neghborhood, it
would, prove . great conVeniepce to
the public. For the convenience az
those living il the vicinity Of the
City Hotel, we would suggest that
q public box Be placed on one Of the
large trees on Conduit street, or at
the City Drug Store. This would
not Inconvenience our posto6ice off,
Cials ii the least, rs they have to
pass this locality on their way to the
postofice, and they could very read
lily take from the box what mail mat
ter was put there the over night. We
hope our accommodating postmaster
will see the necessity Of this great
convenience aud act accordingly ia the
matter. We mention the fact Ut the
request Of several of our prominent
citizens living IN the neighborhood.
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Anr THrRE 70 BB NnW PARrrEs

Arr THERK 70 BB New PART1EI
n l888fEvidence accumulatel
fsom democratic sources that Preai.
dent Cleveland does not and win mol
weaken IN the least il bis position
On civil service reform. The Boston
Post che leading democratic paper 81
Massachusetts,, Of late date, informs
its readers, that "the dificulty ia the
way Of che Immediate appointment 81
d Democrat to the Boston collector
ship is that the Administration holds
that there has not jet been made q
suiicient case for removal. Il would
not take many dayglto iilI the custom
houses at Boston, Gloucester, and
Burlington II caseswor made against
WOrthington, Babson and Wells
But thus far the President holds that
there is nothing Of ofreoOrd to show
that either one OF these collector )
ought to be removed before the expir-
alton Of bis term. The fact, might
Is we'll be accepted. for it Is . fact that
removals will Be based on cause
There is no sign that the President
win ever abandon bis decision. On
the contrary, it looks as though be
were more determined than ever.
This Is high authority il regard to
Mr.. Cleveland's determined course.
Vice President Hendricks has re-.
Gently been visiting some Of the New
England States, where be INDUCED
IN bis usual fondness Of display. Ia
bis numerous speeches be gave his
definition of civil service reform,
which. stripped Of all its verbiage
signifed . complete change ia the
0ffceholding staff Of the UnitedStates,
. thorough substitution Of Democrats
for Republicans. He had not q word
70 say for the civil.service enactment
on the statute books Of Congress, be-
cause be disbeIieves in oficehoIding
greed being curbed By the strong arm
Ofthe law. But be did say that he
would not take Che sentire charge Of
this Government away from the OPP
posite side.n He would not hesitate,
nevertheless, to make the tenure OF
these OfiCeholders dependent on the
caprice Of just such politicians -as be
Is. The tender mercies Of men Of that
stamp have been shown By Hendricks's
conduct already, and the practice OF
bis friends in Indiana, who viii not
permit the existence Of . Republican
In any State Of local Office ifthey can
evict him.
Mr.. Hendricks considers himself as
"big man as Cleveland, " if not big
ger, and Is the representative demo.
crat Of the 'spOils wing'' of The party
which Is perhaps IN The majority. Mr..
Cleveland is controlled By law; Mr..
Hendricks Is guided BY usage. Lead
ing republicans arc also divided on
the spoils distribution, and are taking
sides II their writings and utterances
for Or against the President. The
West and the South believe in yield
ing up the spoiIs to the victOrs; but
tho north and east are fav0 rable 10
The good behavior tenure Of once.
Mr.. Cleveland and Mr.. Blaine are on
one side Of this dividing question
Mr.. Hendricks and Gen. Logan agree
to Q dot Oh The other.
Under such circumstances, may be
not seriously ask-"Are there TO We
new parties ID 1883 ~
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n Coed Disinfeetans.

4 pound og corperas dissolp.sd Ii i
gaii0n q water y said % Be The cheap
est ana most perfect disinfeelant IS
be obtained. Thrown into sinks. ce
pools. etc. 4 quart Of two ofcopperas
Water wlll q once do away With 81
unpleasant smell.
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MRs. Merrick. the wife oi tbe late
Richard T. Merrick, died yesterday
afternoon s her residence ii Wash
ington. She bad been N Gor some
time aud unconscious for the past
month She died ignorant Of The
death ofh her husband. and leaves eight
children 0l tender years.
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NOTICE.
CITY HALL,
CfTY HALL.

o,..,... r,... z 10 CONFORMATION, /,
OFFIcE CLEh ,Tuns "a. 1885.
.,o,,,, Aanap0tss, GIVEN. That
NOTICE is HEREBY I, ~, ~ as... ~.
II an Election will be hel,S 'Ao 0a'5
Of Annapolis. on the
seeond Monday In JuIy tFap Ne
For Mayor, Counsellor and six All,
men, two from each ward)
The polling places are as follows list
wand, City Polling House on East street.
md waTd-Assembly Rooms. 3rd ward,
kescue Engine Company's House. West
street, near the depot.
Ihe polls win be opened at nine o'clock
4. AZ, and win be closed at @ o'clock. u.
u BY order Of the Board.
ROBERT II. WEIGH,
iaS5tc Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
~ the subscriber has obtained from tho
Orphans Court of Anne Arundel county.
letters Of administration on the personal
eslaleof
BENJAMIN W BROWN, coIorcd,
lale Of Anne Arundel county, deceased /.
All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit tho
same, with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated, TO the subscriber, on or be-
fore the
Sth Day OF December. 1855.
They may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from al benefit Of the said estate. All per-
sons indebted TO said estate are requested
somakc immediate payment. Givyn un-
uer my hand this End day Of June, 1886.
S. THOS. MCCULLOUGH,
mo- Administrator, Annapolis.
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..,a also add for the benefit Of
NJ mOulu !. y and others, that as
1,s.11l' : - 9ssy ]; ~ =. ID Treasurer of the
GolaeOsOl S;a.. - ! an sa.., Nolis, for 1881 and
T5es soeys. - Ia An. w of 75 cents
in the 500, he paitA A.yo s.1Ia SIlo wAsy
Treasury Revenues a. 1ao"S - -. =
1881 1....................$1~ - sc1 Ad'00 SO
s.sss.ss.e.s.ssssssssssO ssOs0N
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Cox. schley. the gescuer 81 the
Greedy party. has been quite SICK for
: week past He Is reported Is con
ralcacine.
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Annapolis Glass Company.

TN pursuance OF an order of the Board
Of Directors, NOTICE is HEREBY
GIVEN, that the SUBSCRIPTION Book 20
the Capital Stock Of this Company, is now
RE-0PENED at the Farmers National
Bank of Annapolis. Shares 50 each
authorized Capital $4,000. Already
: Cribed 5000.
SUP L. G. GASSAWAY,
,.s,,, Treasurer.
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.aew advertisements.
T.oST-

nrACK and TAN TERRIER PUP.
A liberal reward win be given If left
!, ! ihe store Of r. II. Magruder, Condu I
Street - - ----.
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WHILE
Treasure REHN'S Revenue

w It'll q Levy OF % Gus
in the 500 for 1883,
WdS.ssssss.sssss assssssss@ @AAs stsOAst ~
And in 1884, with a
Levy OF SIS cts. in
300 which is So, 800
more than Treasure
Kramer had to col
lect for either IN 1881
or 1882, and only
brought into the city
Treasury q Revenue
Of.......sss..ssssss .s.sssssUs s0oo,S ~
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DFlnk Hodge, oa wnleE IA
l.eeI
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-11-28
PERSONAL xHNTloN.


| J. c. Bernard wis in towA this week
Thos. Wheeler, Of yisuks. WAS /,
town this week on q rsAl estate tr1nsac.
ton.
Had the pleasure Of meeting DR.. A c.
Girard. post surgeon ct Fort Boise, on
1hursday.
lArs. Chs. II. Reds brother, Ross
Cartse, ard her aunt spsnt ThAnksgiv-
ing day with her.
Trsd Brurzsll WAS in town after .
load for Silver this week. Pretty soon
the snow will stop Kim.
Will Birdwell has besn in towr lately,
having returned from Aalhsur City.
He looks ~ ''purty" ~ over.
J. n. Good win, If the SILT Like Tri6-
uns. IL in town on business connected
with the New Year issue of that papsr.
DIR. C. E. Custer has returned from
AsAdville, Pa, where no Was married
September 22d to Miss Fannie Wilson,
OF that place Doc came back alone, ~
ne VII start his Jordan Valley drug
store before bringing out Mrs. Custsr-
W. II Cox, # Birch Greek, Uaatilla
Oregon, has besn here for =
week, visiting his brother, Uacls Rsu-
ben Cox. up the valley, whom he exact
y resembles in form, features and
voice. They hadn't sssn sash other for
'wslvs years and Riley says be knows
hoy sat up all tho FIRST night talking.
VI. Cox brought with him dns Swear
i'd stallion, which he sold to Riley aAd
Isnry Cox, his nephsws.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-11-28
SUCCESS.

The sale Of Syrup Of Figs IL simply
innsnse. Everyone il taking it, and
s6Alt that It Il the best medicine ever
used. Children cry for 1t on aecount Of
it, Pleasant taste, and grown people who
have used it once never take any thin
slss. Unlike other remedies for bilious
ssss and constipation it never lesss it
power to oct, and it always leaves the
organs on which 1t acts stronger than
bsfsrs. Bssidss. one feels fresh and
bright aad realizes that Il Il Natures
s~a tue laxative. Little 4 Co. 10
agent for Csld Sall. ISL
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-11-28
sYRUF OF FIGS.

Natures o~l trus Laxative. Pleas
AT to the Palate, acceptable to the
Stomach, haralsss in it nature, pain
less In it action. Cures habitual Cen
stipatisa. Bilieusnsss, Indigestion and
kindred Ills. Clsansss the system, puri-
1ss the blood, regulates The Liver aad
ests On the Bowels. Breaks up Colds,
Chills snd lsvsrs. sts. Strengthens
Ne organs ~ which II ssts. bsttsr
han blttsr, Aauseeus Liver medicines,
Iills, salts AID dSAnsAts. Sample sot-
~ ne, and large bodies for sals By
Aos SC~ S3.ly
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-11-28
coRRssPoNDrxcz.

We Invite correspondence frsm oil
parts of the county and will make salts
Tsetory arrangements With parties who
will urite regularly. Send for particn
lars. grs q
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-11-28
CALDwILL, IDAHO, Nov. a, 1888.

CALDWELL. IDAHO. Nov. ~. 1885.
+. w. Boone, having sold his Interest
In the firm of Little : Co. 70 Gsort .
Little ard H. D. Biatchlsy, the latter
still running the business under the
name q Little = Co and assume Ill liz
bilitiss and collect al dsbss.
r. w. Boom.
GEORGE LITrLB
H. D. BLArCHLDY.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-11-28

Job Printing.
Business Cards.
Wedding Cards.
Legal Blsaks.
Posters.
Dodgers.
fruErAAnss-
4scsiptA.
Pamphlets.
Aria3s.
Bill Heads.
Letter Heads.
DtAtApents.
rnpsral Cards.
Wedding Stationery.
AnlivsrsAry Cards.
Not, Heads.
Envelopes.
Meal Tickets.
Mix Tickets.
Pool Checks.
CONDUCTOR Cheeks.
Etc. et4. ots.
Call ct THB CALDWELL fAlBUHI
printing oncs. or address ". J. Clldy
Caldwell. ldAho, * price,,