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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-24
,9eutf@t PauIinr. e"
Grate, MO., ben II. Suli, 1885

SraIe, WCp, oeH II. GULL 1909.
Ser ibiOtii9e @eriiber bes i9iua6Iin=
ni9en slrtitels in Der oori9en 9tummer
bes u5Urti6ritt", Der ii6, iuie ieiner
3eit Self 9auis, in arinpline unb lln-
terruf perfen muB, INN ni6t erfnmt
unb entpuppt 81 iuerben, unb iid inter
benz be5ei9nenben unb Su9lei6 puetii9en
YieubUnpnn 9euti9e Yauline ?" los ldBt
unb pentilirt, i6eint iibrisens gut infprz
ntirt Su Iein, ub9lei9 iein Siuun5i9 3ei=
len LANCER 9trtifel boiler @iberIprii6e
lit. 60 iast er 81 GnTan9 ieines Gr=
titels: n8erielbe (9tusbp's 9(rtitel int
&.-g.) Sei9net ii6 bur8 Snbaltslpiis=
felt bes @eseritanbes ous", unb on att
berer Stelle fiibrt er fort: Ser 8erfuiz
fer be5iuedt bur6 feline, se9en mitGm=
bi9e 2eute eeri6teteu moliciDs
fen 9lusfdle bent ,,N.-g." eilten 3uipa6s
ppn 9eIern Su 9eiuinnen, Der ibm ionit
perIa9t bliebe." 9as 9egt bann bu9
iiber's 8obnenlieb uno i'll ben beseiiter=
ten @prten beS 9ruben &efOrmaturen
antiuorten mir: % sancta simplici-
tas!" Sn unierem son5en 2eben lit ms
iul9er 8!0bfinu rtD6 ni9t nuf9etiI6t
ipur6en nnb mir f6nnen ni6t be9reifen
iuie es m6sGib iit baB 3eitunssartifel
,bie iid bur9 SnbaltslOiisfeit ausjei6=
men," bnSu seeisnet iein t6nnen elmer
3eituns ,,einen 3utua9s BON 2eIern 5u
seiuinnen, Der ibr ionit ueria9t bliebe."
Wir ipre9en aus eisener grfahrun9,
unb pie Die beutide 9auline (?) ielbit
5usibt, seiuinnen, bieie ,,9tnsbp Grtitel, :"
Die ioiuubl bier, iuie iiberall nit srOBem
8ersniisen seleien uerben unb enOrnes
@aubium erresen, bem n&.5g." iteten
unb bebeutenben 3upads. SOl6e but
muriitii6en 9lrtifel iinb es serabe Die
bem iteifen uno ditetii6en 5ortidritt
febIen unb baSu beitrasen tpiiroen ieiner
Obnebin i6uu6en SubicriptiOnsliite
ettuas auf bic 8eine 81 beIfen.
Dem Serrn 3asbp MAIDEN, pie uns
bic @rfubruns selebrt bat, iOl6e salto
morales unb per5meiielten 8Odiprinser
tpie iie bic uerriidte ,,beutife Yauline"
probu5irt ,,tueujs &opfueb" unb finb ibm
8afer auf feline Miible. Gum S6luhe
mD6ten mir iibrisens bic cbarmante
bo6elesante, liebe Sante, Die ,,beuti6
Iauline" Ober einen ibrer fablf0pfi9en
8rIber, ben 5riBe, 9luiuit, Otto poer
Suitau ian5 erjebenit iebeten buben, ms
iefd0isit mittbeilen 81 iuOIen, iuer Die
q n It dnb is eng cut iinb, 9e9en Die
Die uualiciOien 9lusfdlIe" bes Serrn
gtasbp seri6tet iinb. @ir baben bier
in Orafs unb anberen 9ldben int County
ni6t Die G6re nit ben dramatis per-
sonae Der 9tasbp 9rtifel, b. +. ben Ger
rem 0OObelinuds, @ussins. SnOosrnB,
GbeneeSer, Snubelbuds, SuoelmOps,
SigsinbottOm, 5isnubel unO iuie iie ale
beiBen m6sen, befannt SIT iein. 9os
,,aan;e County" tunrtet momentum, nit
sr0Bter Spa1tnuns, nuf 'eine bolbise
sluffldruns BON yseiten Der beuti6en
8nuline, uin 5ir-erfabren iuie Die an
ftdnbi9en 2eute sinL ben Nasbp
Nrtifeln eisentli9 betBen. Sn5lpiiben
m09ten mir benz Serrn gtusbp Die
,,Deuti6e Rauline" CD sur 9efdniseu
8earbeituns unO 5ur bemnd6itisen
grpluiiOn beitens enpfeblen.
PAX In BELLo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-24

Gie Seem gorf Thanksgiving" 9ez
itebt nit f6tuerem Ser5en 81. baB sesen
Die gipilbienitrefOrm ujebt elm neuer
sturm nit seiammelten &rditen i'm
2lnsu9e lit, Der leiber bon 6emotratiI6er
Geite fUmmt "-l1eberraI6enb lit bieler
Sturm gar ni6t. Dem Sieser sebDrt
Die 8eute" lnutet bas iua6re bemUfrati=
I9e 9iuilbienit=Y YrinSip un6 Die &eforntz
pbraien Der @trmpre6ner unb Srsane
npr Der @a6l ipnren, NIT tuenigen 9lus=
nabnen, ni6ts tueiter nls 2einIrutben
gum @impelfans. llnb iie tbaten ibre
S9ulbisfeit. SaB aber !Serr @lepes
lamb periuden t6nnte, iie fir ettuas an
beres Su balten, fiel ben pOlitii6en
0rnbtsiebern ni6t i'm 9raume ein -
unb burum jebt Der un5iebenbe Sturm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-24
Bon Wnuuam.

Der 9an6mann lit 10 Siemli6 fertil
nit bem @inbeimien Der Salmfri9tt
uno uerlan9t iebnli6itna6 einem guter
&egen.
Serr 9Ouis 6unde befam lcbte &Ode
pl0Bli9 einen 9tnfaG BON @bolera Morz
bus, befinbet ii6 aber jeBt iuieber ani
benz 8ese Der 8eiIeruns.
Serr Sermnnn Saltbaus mb Gattin
tuuroen in tiefe Srauer nerIebt, inbem
ibnen ibr tleines S66ter6cn, Mtarin,
na6 mebriu69entli9em 9ei6en our6 ben
COB entrihen tuuroe. 8aItor q. !6pff=
mann bielt bic 2ei6enrehe por elmer
5ablrei6en Seriammlun9.
9err glu9uIt Sumter lit nit benz Sau
elmer S6miebeuertitdtte nuf benz @igen-
tbum bes !6rn. !6einri6 Srinfmann be
lddftist.
ltnier IiieiiOr, Serr NrnOIo &gump,
mar oleler Gage bel uns un6 bciuie@
bnr6 Die Gbat, bnB nSebem bns Scine"
iein MuttO lit.
Der YaitOr Der g8oOIlan @cmeinbe
lit bur6 Sranfbeit an iein Sett 9eipieien
uno murbe babcr Stubent 8. &a6n nui-
sefOrbert, Der SerIammlung am lebtelr
sOnntns uuriuiteBen.
Die Srls. Subanna unb M1nrtbn
@iLIms ppn ct. 2ouis, iinb 9e9eripdr=
ti9 bier nuf Seiu9 BEL ibreu 9(use96ri=
gen.
Die Srase: ,.@er tuirb Den @ei5en
breIden?" bort man jest Ddufi9 in un=
1erer @e9eno. Hunftum.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-24
}afpb RrmmtI. Strmanu SDbte.
ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

By virtue of an order of the Probate
Court, made at the May term 1885 Of said
Court, will in obediance to said order,
on Wednesday the 10Th day of August next
at the front door of the Court-House In
Hermann, and during the session of the
Probate Court of the county of Gasconade,
expose to Public Auction all the right,
title, claim and interest of Edward Neuen-
hahn deceased. in and to the following de-
scribed Real Estate, to wit /:
The undivided one-half interest in the
fractional Northwest quarter of the South
west quarter of section six, Township
forty-five, Range five west, also the North
west quarter of the Southeast quarter of
section twelve, Township forty five Range
six. all In Gasconade County, Missouri.
Terms of Sale: so per cent cash, Bal
ance in IL. months privilege of purchaser
to pay all cash if preferred.
ROBERT RoBYN,
Administrator Of Edward Neusnhahn, dec.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-24
Cine telesropbii6e gsOtis in ben Ia

Gtne fele9r1p1l19e Nofl5 IN pen IA
9esbldttern meloete am SamItag
,5iinf 5amilieu, aus Is YerIUnen be
itebenb, iuel6e beute nit bem 9ampfer
nRaiue" oon Bremen in New YOrf an
tamen, iperoen nit benz 9anpfer als
"8aupers" 5uriidsel6idt tueroen, bu
teine Der 5anilien uber 81 I'M SeiiBe
batte." gsir fiub Der 4uIi6t, baB eine
iul6e MaBresel uusere6t unb 9rauiau
iit. Sino bic @ater unb 0tiitter Der
5amilien seiunb, 10 iplIte man eriuar=
ten oiirfen, baB iie III bieiem 2anbe bod
ibr9lustommen 9efunben bdtten, tuenu iie
AUDI fir ben Stnfans ni6ts als ibre CIR
beitstraft mitsebra9t baben. S4ir tenz
men piele 5an1ilien, ielbit bier in ct.
@barles County, Die ieiner 3eit arm,
tuie &ir6enmduIe, bier ansefommen iino
unb iest bur6 5leiB unb Ebdtisteit 5u
gsOblitanb selanst iinb. gsas iOll aber
aus jenen Samilien tuerben, Die i6r
idmmtlibes Sab rnO @ut oranriidten,
INN na6 bieiem 2anbe Der 5reibeit rei=
len 81 t6nnen, unb iest ais 9ettler tuiez
Der beimsei6idt Werbeu? genn man
bier bios nod perm6sli6e @intpanoerer
baben min, iuarrlm iaet man bann bies
ben eintuanberunssluitisen 2euten ni6t
in 0euti6lanb, ebe iie i6r 8is6en Sabe
ert cerreiien? llncle Sam lit i'm pOls
len &e6te, iuenn er ii9 @a9abunben
IInb @erbre6er bonn !6alie bdlt, aber
man iOllte bod ertuurten, baB ein llnter=
I6ieo sema6t tuiiroe Stuii6en @rmen
lno Serbre6ern.-(St. Gb. 8ep.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-24
xauienbe taaen's.

6r. &. %. a.fins Ron @irarb, aas.,
f&rtitt: SO ffebe ni&t an. Glteirie SittrrS
meinen 8unben ju fnpftblen; 60 sisbt p6atss
3ufrisbtnbsit unh Strfauft ilb RAID" Glsf
irfc 8itters iff bic rtinfe uuh bette beFdnnts
Nebiain unb fartrt fGer ale Nterfn- une
bic @ebarme. Refine Samilie fpIlte Obne baa
8itters ietn; e Ipdrt tunherft RON Bouara
iabrIitb fur Dctterre@uunSen. gDtrb 90 Sc
Gts. bic SIaf@t BET 6. Nahss ssrtauft. 8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-24
Bon Swiss aub ilmsesenb.
Bicnic am Is. &usuIt.

Bicnic am Is. SlusuIt
Ser 8eijen in bieier 3a6bari6aft
lit beinabe idmmtli9 ,,seitOdt" unO baz
ben i9On biele Sarmer nit bem Ore
i6en besOnnen. Die Sorausia9un9eu
Der 2anbpirt6e baben iid erfiilIt; 10
bat ). 9. Elm 5armer aus 100 6aufen
@arben nur II 8uibel gSei5en 9ez
6roI9en.
Sas 3idbrise G6dterdeu bes Serrn
gb. Sabn fieI leste @U6e nOn eincm
9lpfelbaum berub uub brad ben linfen
Sberarm seraoe Ober6alb bem Glbpsen.
uuier iuuser Sreunb, Serr 6.
8riissemaun, pereini9t bus Stn9enebme
nit bem 9fiiBliben unb nimmt ludbrenb
Der 5erienSeit 8eitelIun9en auf Sel9e=
mdlbe ent9e9en.
Suer SSrik
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-24

Man iddbt, baB in ct. 2Ouis in
5Olse Der Ibi9affuns Der bilisen 8ein=
unb 8ier2 2icens Biz iebt $50 @irtb=
i6nften ibre 9biiren i6lOfien. gs bari
ansenOmmen tuerben, bnB biz gnbe bic
ies MOnats 400 fleinere 8irtbI9aften
-bas lit Der 4. 9beil alIer 8irtbi6afz
ten-ibre @eI9dfte i9lieBen, tueil iie bic
bObe ,9ram Sbpp 2icens ni9t be5ablen
fDnnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-24
Gin luanbernbss Gsrippe.

9err 6. SPrinstr Srn RfGanirsBurs, pa.
l&rtibt: $50 mar nit rinem 2uusrnTebfr unb
eunetnsel&riir tebaftst unb ~ tintm form
Taide BON 1T. aias's Reuer GrtS,dana esasn
S&piubiu9t psI&t mir 70 gut bsfant, bae i'd
cine erp6e GlaIGe fauftt. Ra&bsm i'd ersi
6Iaf&en eetrandt fatte, mar I'D nieser Elm
Wann, r6uis ipitter beresfrIIt, NIT eefnnsem
Appttit unb nm az Yfunh f@perer ."-Sprt@t
Dor In g. HalieNs &peiteFe une bolt Gur tpRen-
frei cine prebe1al&r eicfes literen 5eiImiftrIs
fur aus eunsenlsiesu. @rsBe dlaf1en 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-24

Sn Spnnien unb iiberbuupt i'll 3D.
lencia lit Die Sterbli6teit an Der @bolura
10 9rOB, baB man bic 2ei6en ni6t raid
9elug unter Die @rbe brin9en fam.
Die 2ei9en iuer6en n,itunter brei Gage
in benz @terbbauie seGnIien ebe bieielben
a6gebOlt unb beitnttet iueroen fDnnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-24

So6n &On6, Der betannte S6iffbauer
BON @beIter, Sa., bat cine 8erm0sens=
llebertrnsuns gu @unften ieiner @lduz
bigger ansenommen. Sauienbe BON Or
beitern berlieren on6ur6 iuenisltcns
porldufi9 ibre 8ei9dftigun9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-24

0os St1btd)en Ste. @eueuiepe, im
9lei9numi9en County oil Der Sit9ren5c
unieres 5tuutes selesen, ieierte seitern
(21. Suli) ein Centennial. b +. bas
Set Ieiner 1OOidbrisen @riii,bnns. @s
bieB urIpriin9lib Miitrie unb iuuroe
1885 9e9riinbet, als bos jebi9e NtiI=
iouri nod unter ipanii6er 6erri6aft
itanb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-24

Have given Tongaline fair trial
in many cases of neuralgia and rhsu-
matism, and find it the only reliable
remedy for these complaints. Drs.
Terry & Keithly, Milford, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-24

Die 8epublifaner oOn Sir9illien
bielten ant @ittiuO9 in Sai6mOno ibre
Staats gonpention nb lmb noninirteit
Serrn .Sobn e. 8iie ols ibren Ganbi-
baten fir @ouberneur. Die Hattei lit
nun uDlIis 9eeinist uno iuirb eine feb
bafte 8nblcnmpusne lit oieiem !5erbIt
fiihren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-24

9ie bemOtratiibe Refu gort nSun"
propbe5eit, ba6 Der Staat O6iO i'm
nd9ften Serbft 10000 unb Stem gOrt
nit 100000 republifanii9 seben tuirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-24

So6p NOR tranf, Dix eo6cn isr GafoTis,
aIs t5c Elm 3tno uoT, rief fis Ha& GaiteTt6,
6ls Durbs elm GyduIein, uno bidt gu 0aksVia,
aIs Fs eiHeeT bate, oob tie iPusn Gait0rta.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-24

UEAS 0rfunng berporInrnfeH, bis
a aliurn; fir rinr sriinnlirbt,4 4
&c bis filrn. Grfabrnno mus
nH LIZ fur irnru rtTlrlntu fall bic &C.
> - fienrte polts bf fimmfu.
Sur s,nrtlribieteit Uber Serappfllns siebt ee
tein luirtiumeres 9litteI ole @per'S YtIIen.
Sic rifeu nit Si9erbeit re9sIm6tisen tdeliden
SmbIsuna bcrppr, unb periessn bic 9eSdrnie in
eineu seiunben Suitaue.
Sitr Iiupcreaulic,fcit oScr TDfpepGe fno
gpcr'S 9iIIsn uuIbdsbur, anb iabren iibsrs
NeiIuna berbei.
Spebrcnneu. 9IppetitIrfisfcit, perecrbeuer
NRdscu, SSfdhunaen, 2dbmineeI. &rphpcb,
Sctdmbums uno lltblisfeit werScn oHe bura
Qucr'5 9iIGen seboben uuo gebeiIt.
9}ei ecbsrieiScm, seilprtsr Sereanuns unS
CSelbiuCbt ioate man @p er's RiIIeu in 9oiei
oebcn bic gros asnrs iinb nm bic eeber nn6 bic
Gc6drme ousHresen uno bic SeriiOpfnns gu bsbsr.
9uS cine reini0erbe 9r;ne i'm 5riIbIins iiRS eisie
@ilIeu lmiibertroffen.
SRiirmer, bic aus cinem iranibaiteu Suitanbe
Der Cehdrme cntitebeu, fuerben bur6 eieie YtI'
len o6setrieben.
-, 0IusicbIdae, Sdutfranfbciten unb Sdniprs
rhpieeH, bic bur9 gonseI .on SerbainIas uuS
bartIeibgieit beruOraeriiien weroen, f0iihen eur9
qper' 9ilIen aebeiIt irerbeH.
Sci GrIdlfHuseu uebme man aper'S StIs
len nm bic qprcn gu Bffnen, eutSinhIitbe NbTons
Serun9em III entIernen unb 6os Siebsr gu bdmPfen.
Sir 5urcbfan uub Rubr, ruenn eiefe eur@
pI6eIi1e Gr;GIti,ng. utuerhuuIidbe Rabr'lns mno
beraI ucruriubt ituO, erpeiien it9 Tper's TiI'
len oils baS seeisnete SeilmitteI.
Rbeumatismus, @icbt, Rcuralsie uno Snfts
ipeb ribren oft uon elmer St6rlne in Der SerbaIs
una ober elmer GrtdItns Der. InO peri6winSen,
rueun man bic urio9e mitteIs Iper'S 4iIIen
entierut.
Sleiicbscpddbie. SBafisrindIt, setercnfrGnt'
beitcn une auSere burt S9pdds unS ssitorten
Srsauisutu5 5eruorserufeue lcbeI Iafien fi4 Sur5
gber's 9iIIen beiIen.
Sdmer;IicsIer SernatSHuf oOer unterbIei'
ben ecsfeIben ftuben eir fidereS uHs IpirtioHiss
S0eilmitteI III
2lDer's 4iaeir.
gei iebsm gadet finben iits aenuue aurveiiunsen
in pcri4ieSensa Spra9er.
3ubsrsitet bon
Sr. 5. 6. abrr g. Co., eutpel, @aR.
Sa allen 9pOtbetsn gu baben.
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iir Die anpsnsuns SSn

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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-23
Advice to Mothers.

1sre you disturbed at night ard
broken OF your rest by sick child
suGering. snI crying with pain OF cut
ting teeth? II so, send at once aud
get a bottle of Mrs. WINsLow's
SOOTHING SrruP FOR CulLpkEN
TEErHING. Its value Is incalculable.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer
immediately. Depend upon it, moth
eIs, there is no mistake abo 1t it. i.
cures dysentery and diarrhna, regu-
lates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie, softens the gums, reduces
inilamm alton, and gives tome and en-
ergy to the whole system. Mrs. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHIL
pRRN TEErHING is pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription of vle OF
the oldest and best female nurses and
physicians in the United States, ard
is for sale by all druggists throughout
the world. 20 cts. bottle. iei2dwly
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-23
Everything Here In A | Order.

Thomas +. Bannerman, United
States Postal Inspector, arrived yester-
day'to make u cursory examination of
the Offices along Wood River. lie
states that while u few registers are
missing from Wood River, the offices
here are not to blame, and not thing
is missing from or charge made against
this. Office. The HALEY Office is of the
red letter unchecked" list, and con-
seqnen,'y gives 30 anxiety whatever,
AS the practice of the department is
not to pay much attention to Offices
which run as smoothly as this. Post
master Eurkhart, Mr.. Zimmerman
thinks, is emphatically the right man
in the right place.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-23
THE EUREKA MINERS.
They Have Secured Hon. Pat. Keldy as
Their Attorney.

A letter received today from Eure-
ka, New, states that the trial of the
members OF the Miners Mon arrest
ed for conspiracy began there the 10Th
inst. Two venires were exhausted
without getting a jury, all the citizens
subprnad being members Of the
Protective Association.
The Hon. Pat Retdy, Of California,
is defending the Miners Union BOYS.
After the first days proceedings he
secured reduction of bail from s24,-
600 to $4,000, but none Of the
miners would accept bail, and they
claimed separate trials.
AS soon as Mr.. Reddy can get
through in Eureka, he is coming to
Wooe River.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-23

Abdurrahman Khan, the Ameer of
Afghanis,an, was born in 1880, and is
the eldest son of Azzul Khan and
grandson Of Dost Mo!iammcd, who
ruled .Afgl.anistan until his death,
which occurred in 1868. His uncle,
sShere Ali, was deposed by the British
during the invasion of 1879, and died
in exile shortly after his expulsion.
Before this Slerc Ali was recognized
by the English Government, land being
antagonistic to Abdurrahman Khan,
caused the latter to flee the country
and take refuge in Russia. HIS
mother, wife and children were taken
AS prisoners and confined for many
years at Candahar. Abdurrahman
had married daughter of the Ameer
OF Bohara, but such was TIE bitterness
of Shere Ais hate that the ruler Of
Bohara was unable to protect his son.
in-law thcrcfrom. In this distress,
Abiurrahman saw in Russia his only
refuge, and he obtained a pension
from that Government amounting to
$4,000 rubles per annum. In secur-
ing this grant he was greatly assisted
bv General Kaufman, then command
ING on The Turllcstan border. during
his stay under Russia's protection,
Abdurrahman resided at Salnarcand.
After the British invasion Of 1879 and
Shere Ais fall from power, Abdur-
rahman was finally chosen as his sue
crssor. receiving the support of the
English, and in consequence hecom-
ing servant Of the greater power.
He received Il subsidy Of clCO.OOO
per aunun, and AS it was necessary
for England to command Central Asia
he received large grants of munitions
OF war and thereby was enabled to
make his army quite formidable. The
boundary line between Russia and
Afghanistan has long been in dispute,
and to settle it commission under Sir
Peter l.umsden was sent out. Before,
however, the boundary was settled, Il
| collision OccilrraH lctweeu tha Ruc
SLAMS under General komaroh and the
Afgllans, in which the latter were
worstcl. Whether this will lead to
war between England and Russia re.
mains to be seen.
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WOOD RIVERS RECORD.
HAVE PROBATE COURTS CONCUR.
RENT JURlSDlCTlON!

The point raised at the session OF
the Board Of Commissioners, vester.
day, against the jurisdiction Of the
Probate Courts of this Territory,
should, it seems to us, be examined
into at once. If Probate Courts have
concurrent jurisdiction with Justices
Courts, or if they even have a higher
or Il greater jurisdiction, it should he
made known at once. If they have
not, it should also be made known in
an authoritative manner. II the Pro-
bate Court of Alturas county has no
jurisdiction in civil or criminal cases,
all proceedings in that court in the
cases against the Miners Union boys
are null and void and of no more value
than if they had never been had.
Several good attorneys OF Haley
are OF the opinion that neither
the Organic Act nor any subsequent
act Of Congress can be construed into
comforting jurisdiction in criminal or
divorce cases; though possibly an act
on the statute books may confer juris.
dlction in civil cases where the amount
involved is less than 5000.
1t would therefore be but just and
proper If the Board, before allowing,
and the Auditor, before auditing, any
bill OF the Probate Judge for fees in
civil or criminal cases, should fortify
themselves with Il written opinion by
the District Attorneys office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-23
Tue Up.(NuUtry Toll. Road.

Before adjourning the County Com
missioners will probably go up Wood
River as far as Galena to examine v.
5. Anderson's toll road, with the view
of purchasing it.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-23
AYERS
Cherry PectoraI

Is not new claimant for popular conf
dclice, but medicine which is to-day
saving the lives of the third generation
who have come into being since It was
first offered to the public.
There is not q household in which this
invaluable remedy has once been in
PRODUCED where its use has ever been
abandoned, and there Is not person
who has ever given it proper trial
for any throat or lung disease suscep-
tiblc Of cure, who has not been made
well by 1t.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has,
IN numberless instances. cured obstinate
cases of chronic Bronchitis, Laryngitis.
and even acute Pneumonia, and has
saved many patients in the earlier stages
of Pulmonary Consumption. 1t Is q
medicine that only requires to be taken in
small doses, Is pleasant to the taste, and IL
needed in every house where there arc
children, as there il nothing so good ~
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL for treat
ment Of Group and WhoOping Cough.
These are all plain facts, which can be
membercd by everybody.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
PREPARED ny
DR.. J. 9. Aver & Co.. Lowell, Mass,
Sold by all Druggists.
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Charges Moderate.
Notice Tor Publication.
LAND OFFICE At HALEY, IDAHO
Anil ~ ISsk
]. W. WHITE.

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHo,)
April ~, 1855
!. Charles E. Samson, of Soldier, Idsho who
made Presumption DecIarst)ry Statement No. 2s27
tor the i SW !. NV !, SW y Section 9, Town.
ship l North Range IL Eas.. do hereby give
notice OF my intention to make final proof to es-
tsbhsh my claim 10 the land above described and
thnt expect to prove my residence and cultivation
before te Register and Receiver, At HALEY Idaho,
on Monday, June l. 1885 by two Of the following
witnesses: Charles Clark, Alorn Hall. Dan Stin.
son and :. F. Ming, ell of Soldier, Idaho.
a3.* CHARLES L. SAMSON.
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TO MINE.OWNERS.

have secured Railway Company, upon the
condition that shall ship from mines that
heretofore shipped promise heavy upon the low
freight promise having
the permanently the
hate will be follows
On carrying GO 20 Of silver SIG per 81 bat
On carrying so GO of silver per reba
On carrying so less per
rebate)
The be shipped rate
and smelling carry per
per
extracted requested once
L. The and location of the mine.
9 The quantity Of ore-if any--on the dump.
s. The quantity that during days
L. The assay value of ORE if assayed.
In order to make the 1000
the and haul railway afforded ways and
do expense paid out the proceeds of
the
AS this WILL if succeeds result in s2
the $40 all Of this Wood REGION hoped that mine
owners will see the urgent necessity for their special benefit
ing making the proposed during ensuing 60 days.
Equitable payment will agreed upon with all who wish to
ship
G.. L. RAVENS.
HALEY, Idaho, April 49, 1885.
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.Rlrled Fence Nirc.

Earbcd fence wire for the million
expected daily. WAL DO sold at
bottom figures. COFFIN Bros.