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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13
BROOKLYN.

The depositors of the wrecked Atlantic State Bank
were paid their final div ideud III full yesterday.
B.Another case of smallpox was reported yesterday.
Grad1m-aYc.
members shall work only eight hours day after May
l, 1856.
barber in Atlantc-ave. EMPLOYS female wicldcrs
Of the scissors and and the venture has PROVED
financial success. he customers say they like the
change if only for conversational reasons
The result of the canvass o: the Mayoray vote sub
ec 10 slight correction is a. follows: Cau, 3G. O9J ;
Whney 49.OO2: Woodward, - 02G Funk, $50 !;
Whlneys plurality, l2,oO7.
At the annual meeting of the Brooklyn Maternity
iectors Mrs George Staunar Mrs.. john T. Howard,
aud Mrs. y. H. Beers secretary, Ms. George W. GIL
bert treasurer, Mrs. Robert shaw
The thirty fourth annual meeting of the Graham In
stituc IN Washing tOn-avc., a home for poor old
women. was held yesterday. Addrc ses were made by
the Rev. Mcssrs. :. II. Camp aud J. H. >trccter. and
the annual reports were read by the Rev. Dr. +. ii.
Farley.
Caroline Won ScbIimmen who alleges that Gotthcld
Rahm misuscd her. and who has been making bis lie
miserable since her legal proceedings against him
dismissed arrested yesterday while watching IN
front Of his store with revolver and raw hide. The
warrant charged her with Threatening TO shoot Rahm.
She sent To Jail.
truckman witness before Justice OF the
Peace yesterday and testified with great cNactness
10 the number of minutes took HIM tn drive from one
place TO another ard thence to third place. lie
positive that the crosse xamining lawyer finally
asked Lin how many minutes there were IN an hour.
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NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY NOVEMBER 10 1885

To the dsmay OF bis side of the case he biurted ou
How in thunder shord ! know" There vas no
further use for him IN the witness-box
Criminal carelcssncss has been charged against
Joshua Crandal supt rntendent of the Broadway
Railroad Company, and two employee. IN connection
with LAYING the tracks in Ralphave. across
the tracks Of the Iong Island Railroad in Atantcage
1t alleged that theg took up rail ON saturday night
10 Law the crossing and that the eagne u passenger
train was thrown from lie track and the lives oil
passengers and employees endangered
In conveying John Hickey, lunatie from his home
No 2G2l2 Twenty -second--t to Fatbush, TT. Dono-
van OF the Department of Charities aud Correction
had hard struggle. As the coach 10 convey the man
appcared at his house he found trying to get Od
OF p sccond-story window and two men were holding
HIM in. BY much effort he was got down tho stars
and into the coach. where he was handcuned tor
security The vehicle had not gone tar before the
lunac had smashed the glass front and was halt cut
of the coach Donovan managed to drag him back and
held him until the County Asylum was reached
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13
NEW.JERsEY TOWNS.

RosEIIE-The Republican club, organized during the
Blaine campaign from merchants doing business IN New
York CRY has increased It's membership 10 ninety and
did good work at the recent election that majority
81 obtained FOR Assembly candidate out OF
1G votes cast In the The club has reelected J..
v De Forrest president Thomas White yicepres.dent
and Chauncey Bclknap secretary.
FREEHOLD.-Samucl Ilnrt. the fathcr-n-law OF OK
SPEAKER Ovatt Of the New Jersey House OF Assembly,
was thrown from his East Freehold on Wedues
day NIGHT and instantly killed. Mr. Hurt was wealthy
farmer and lived In Jcrscyvillr.
WEsTTIEID-A son OF Isaac Collins jumped out Of bed
Yesterday morning and began playing with q loaded
gun which was accidentally discharged. the charge
striking the little fellow In the forehead, blowing OF the
cutrc top of his head.
PArEESoS-Johu +. Post died Wednesday from
rghts disease age seVentytWo. lie erected several
public school buildings the opera House, P0pes Hall
and number o! other large buildings. He leaves three
sons John X. an architect IN Paterson William j.. a
carpenter in this city, AMI Gilbert r., the foreman ear
pcnter on the Ncw-YOrk, Susquchanua AMI western
IlnllrnaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13
LInRlRLANS ~ CONFEREYCE

The first regular monthly meeting of the
NowYork Library club was held IN the Columbia Col
Iege Library yesterday. Representatives from all the
leading libraries in this city aud It's vicinity were
present The proceedings took the form OF an in
formal discussion regarding the preparation Of list Of
eodcas taken By each OF the Libraries represented by
the club This would enable those wishing consult
certain periodicals to where they could he found
committee appointed 10 prepare such "A list. The
exchange OF books and Information between libraries
was then discussed. How to meet the increasing clas
OF book thieves debated and the question
dsposng Of duplicates The president OF tho club,
r. K Bowker Editor OF The Publishers Wcckiv was alb
sent aud Mr. Peoples, librarian of tho Mercantile
Library presided. Among others present Melvil
Dewey OF the Columbia College Library Mr. Nelson Of
tho Astor Library K. Il. Poole. OF the Young Mems
Christian Association Library Mr.. schwartz OF the Ap.
prontces Library Miss Coe. of the NcwYork Free cir
cuiating Library and Mr. Ilcnna, Of the Long Island
Historical Society Library
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13
TIE ELYMOEIIT ROCh SOLD

United States Marshal Mcmahon had charge
Of the sale yesterday of the steamer Plymouth Rock,
against VIII ich twenty llbelr have been filed IN the
United States District for various debts OF ito
owners At previous offering OF the for sale
Deputy Marshal Dowley Withdrew tho steamer.
bee the bids low, Gem
eral Mcmahon was not satisfied that the creditors
had received sufficient Inotice AuctOneer Abbctu put
OF the bsllants bid mp to 5000. the same amount
which lie had bid at tho previous Offering. There
then long pause, but bidding and :. W
Schohed. Of the forhsr owners OF the vessel. bid
$3.50, at which lie sscursd the steamer. one OF the
bidders said he wanted tho vessel for the
teria The roller skating rink the camp stools carpets
and other furniture and equipments included IN
the sale The Plymouth Rock coat $500 900 when built
thirty ycaTs
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CONNECTICUT TOWNS.

STNTDED.-Nlill River. which passes through this
borough. has bccsmc polluted below tho WOODEN mills
that the state Board OF c1lth has Informed the select
men that tbs nuisance must he aDdtrd. Deeds for
grounds have been granted by the commits
to Lewis Marshall. 81 stamford, twcnty-niue acres 10
Thomas Cummings. Of stamford, twenty y H. Mead 81
Greenwich twcnt yfour John II. Nanscl OF Mc-tpoGt,
1Oi h. T. Howell ct al, Of Wc-tp1rt, thirty three, and
Joseph j. Bohuor. OF Orange, furty-nnc.
MILTORD.-Edward Ryan, age ifty, was struck hy a
shore Line Express near NOOdmOnt on Wednesday
evening aud Instantly killed.
NORwAIK.-Whcn an officer called 20 arrest George
FrederiCks "A charge OF stealing from Ncw.Cuna1n
meat market he slpIed through the back door Of his
house Jumped into the officers carriage and escaped.
DERnY.-The burial OF Henry IIurd, whose death oc-
CURED Tuesday the effects OF Paris taken
with suicidal intent took place yesterday lie owned an
estate worth $4,000.
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NEUS From TIE SUBCRBS.
Jersey CITY.

The recount OF cast in the With District for
member OF Assembly completed Yesterday. 10 was
made on the application OF James j. Clarke. who said
that he had counted in the interest OF Terence
j. Mcdonald The result showed an Increase or ninety
five votes for Mcdonald
Frederick W, Knoblauch employed by Butler Con.
sant hardware dealers In New York. was arragned In
the Court of General Sessions yesterday charge OF
forgery preferred by Mr. Butler who alleged that In a
bill Of goods sold to Martin and William Hackett the
amount was changed by KnohIauch from G3 to sos
Knobauch said that the difference was his legitimate
Ing SIs5 Knohlauch who IS prominent politician in
the iyth District has instituted salt against Mr. But.
Ter for false Imprisonment, laying his damages al
$4,000.
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THE DEATH OF DM DoDDS. 1HE MISSIONARY

THE DEATH OF DR. DODDS. IHE NTSSIONAET
DIR. Archibald j. Dodds the Syrian missionary who
was lost from the CunIrd steamship Siion the
Mediterranean on October y, left New ork IN sep
TENDER. lie had married niece of the Rev. Dr.
David Gregg. pastor of the Third Reformed Prc~by-
terrain Church in West THcnty hIrd-St. After her
death and that of q young child last spring, DR. Dodds
returned to th. country with an older child whom he
placed in the care of his mother Ihttshurg. In
connection with this wat hr making arrangements
t. establish hospital at LItaka IN SYRIA, his mission
staon and with this view he had visited Institutions
in TIN, country aud in England. He one ct the
most vait able missionaries Of the denominations hay
Ing been born in Syria while his father stationed
there and the Arabic tongue and the customs ol the
country familiar to him a. the English lie
twenty eight years old. Returning 10 this country
when a young man. he studied and graduated at
the University OF Pennsyly ana and subsequently, fol
lowed a Of medical studies at jefferson College
in Philadelphia His appointment missionary 10y
the Reformed Presbyterian Church was IN 1881 his
station was north Of Bcrout the seat OF the Prcsby
terrain Mission His friends learned Yesterday that
Dr. Dodds was one OF the four persons lost the
nainder of the passengers and the being saved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13
LONG ISLAND.

BATI.- Arrangements havo been made for railroad
service during the wintcr to NcwYork via Bay Ridge.
Tue Beach Railroad Company the first Tram yes
terday.
NLw-UTRECHr.-Georgc Swacncr, q private AZ Fort
lmllton arraigncd before Justice Church vcs'cr
day charged with shooting John Murpay on October -
He held await the actiO Uf the Grand jury with
bail. Murphy's Injuries, 1t Is feared Will prove
fatal.
COLLEGE PuIyT.-Carl DonO, age siyty-ecnt, hanged
himself hrs home feminist. ana ScVcuth-IVc. yestcr
lie had been III for and recently left
hospital whore he bad been treated for Yes
tcrday he from his bet and taking clothes line
sir ed himself death.
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HOME Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

F1Gh Arenue H0te!-SenatOr William Ma
hone OF Virginia Senator Nelson W. Aldrlc' 1t hhtc
Island; Congressman John w. Stewart, or vermont
Stevenson Burke, of Cleveland, and David H. Mal' Oh
Colorado ... HOFFMAN H0use-scnator O. II. Iiatti Oh
Connecticut $500. ErtreH HOuSe-H A. j. Carter ma
waiiar Minister at Washington. HOtet BTW"SF'ch
John a. HHlderman, late I: = Minister 10 SHn.
Nc IorE Hofcl-Cneral f. VI. B. Young, L. s. Consul
General at ST. Peter sburg. House, apiaih
George l.. Bclknap, l. T. NaVy...-- murray h"E Ho'e'
Isaac II. Bromley, Of Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13
FIRE COMMISSIONER SuITH ROBBED.

The apartments of Fire Commissioner Smith,
at No 10 West Ihiry-nintst. entered by thieves
recently aud ewclry and other property of consider
able value taken away. MIR Smith Is a bachelor and
shares the house with two other families. Late IN the
afternoon the day OF the robbery, the absence
both Mr. Smith and his hOusrkeeper the broke
into the and secured diamond pins and rings a
gold watch chain and the Commissioners gold fire
badge together with some other articles No clue the
robbers has been obtained there any traces
the missing property, which Is valued dt over ~ 600
OF the articles were family relics Detectives have
been put the Mr.. Smith has adyers cd
reward OF $500 FOR the return Of the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13
WAITS GOING on TO-DAY.

Board Of County Canvassers. City Hail. III D. M
Senate Investigating Committee, Morton House
Chamber of Commerce conference, T. IN
Henry will case, surrogatcs Court il a. m 80
hwab-NeVada libel suit before Judge Br0"n' 10
q. 1890 80 81.
American Geographical Society, Chickering Hall, :
=. VI.
Morgan insanity case, before Sherns Jury.
Thirteen club dinner, No. west twenty -elShIh-SI
S:13 D. 49,, 49,,
Hall! p.
Meeting Of the Police Board
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NEWARK.

Judge Fort counsel for John Teobad, Republican can
didac for Assembly in the Eighth District, made appli-
cation Judge Depue last night for recount ct the
vote by which John H. Peal Democrat, received ap
parent plurality Of 10. The application was granted.
The consolidated horse car companies have placed on
file I'm the County Registers office mortgage for
81 100000 Edward L. Kcasby and George q. Freng-
uvsen for the OndhOdcrs 10 secure thereon
the bonds Of the road The mortgage covers all the real
and personal property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13
EoOyOMY IN rHE EMLaRlrLoN RoARp.

The Wards Island Committee Of The COm-
mi>>OueTs OF Emigration al Castle Garden Yesterday de
c,dcd sell the steam launch Theodore "a
Dared boat TO take her place. at exceed
500. IL decided also to do with the bakery
and buy the bread used I'm the Institutions on tho
island aud Ia discharge the pilot, engineer baker day
policeman. rOOier, assistant IN gas-hOusc stOckmau,
plou han orderly and driver Tie salary tho chief
orderly 4, to he reduced To $50 month These changes
are take place on December l. and annual saving
OF : 5000 VIII be- made.
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rnF WARNER INOTIRY.

The United States Grand Jury continued yester
day for two hours ITS INV estigalon of the charg es
against William s. Warner. George r.. Spen c er
and II F. Wood, a clerk employed by j. Henry
Work ard the Mexic an Southern Railway Com
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pany, were examined as witnesses. me lnVests'-
tIOn will probably continue Tor several days.
All the lawyers IN the Holt Warner case appeaIeu
before Referee Cole at | q. M, blt me Csc WIS
adjourned because George r. Spencer, Inc fofiner
cashier of Grant x Ward who was wanted as
witness, was before the Grand jury
EXCISE ACTION AGAINST THE THEATRES.
Christian SUPP proprietor Of the beer shop On
the first floor Of No 145 EsseX-st., under the
Harmony Rooms appeared before the Board Oh tx
else yesterday. with Judge Steckler as ms counsel
to renew ms application for Incense JUICY 0tJ i
Ter produced diagram showing that Suppe PIICo
of business was not connected with the harmony
Rooms and lie also declared that no thealIlcal per
fOrmanCes given in the rooms. IrcSlucut
HaughtOn who had opposed the granting or q
license to the manager of the Metropolitan hoJel,
wished to have a license gwen TO supp az once,
hut Commissioners Morris and Mitchell sald tnat
they wanted to inspect the Harmony Rooms hrSt'
Mr. Haughton talked to the effect thaI 'ne rights
of the poor man were TO be considered equal 10
those OF a rich hOtel-keeper, and turning 10 MI
Morris he said You didn't think 1t was neces-
sary to inspect the Metropolitan Hotel, but you
granted license on their diagram" 49, -,
MIR Morris said that he was moro familiar with
the arrangement of the Metropolitan Hotel
than with that of the Harmony, Rooms. Actlon
on Supp's application was delayed untu to-uay;
The Board refused to grant license fOrthe par OF
the Biiou Theatre, and the following resolution
passed:
Rcsojc d. That the secretary OF the Board send hha
notice to AL persons now holding an excise Iice IG
from this Board and giving entertainments OF any kha
in violation Of Sections 1893 and 2QO OF the Conso
datOn Act that unless they have closed Dy 9atmIuy
night all doors. windows or other apertures tat
in any WAY with the IN which malt or splrltuOus
liquors are sold. the Board will take action
The Board also directed the inspectors to report
on Monday morning all places OF amusement where
the connection between the bars and the l0oolcS
had not been closed. 1t is expected that INC IL
censes for several theatre bars will be revoked on
Monday.
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FOREIGN STEAMERS DIE AT THIS P0R1
sArrHnAN. NOV. u.
SUNDAY. NOV. IS.
AnnUuuc ':nentL
A." Drr,ys APE DANGEROTS."

4" DELAYS ARE DANGEROTS.
II Won are pale emaciutcd have hacking cough, with
ugsweas splitting 81 bloo1 and hortnrsS Ok breath YOU
have no time lose long tl you
past in it, early STAGES consumption can be
the OF Dr. Picrce's Golden Medical DlHcoV-
CIV as thousands can TESTIFY. BY Druggists.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALNANNc.

sun rscs C42 SETS 40 set, 20 "a Il )ons age Dis.
.IiI SArEt TJ-DAt
AM.--Sandv HOOK lll2 Gov. isani OO7,itel Ga,. l56
Pp-Saudy Hook, tiCv. ls..nL On Hell Gate lag
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SHIPPING VIEWS.

PORT OF NEw.YORK. thursday. NOV. Il. 1885
ARtIV.D
Steamer Galley tBrl, POmeIvy Yokohama Ang "a
Hiosu % sept POOchov l.. Annoy IL. singapore
23 10 Port said l., Malta -, Gibraltar rs with
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1ii Darlington ave. bet ween !lth AMI })'1 -
IIOurs-S l. tO7 Diseases u the Nervous SY'b a,
GenitO-U rnaTy organs Impotence AMI s,stItth
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THE oBELIsK COATED WITH PARAFFINE.

The last brush was applied to the Obelsk last
nigh: as the sun was sinking. The entire surface
of the shaft and the pinth had then been treated
with paraffine. WoTkmen were already engaged in
removing he scafiod out it had been 80 firmly
bound that the process was slow aud tedious The
work will he resumed this morning and during the
day everything will be cleared away. ana to-
morrow the public may be permitted to examine
the uouOllth IN ITS renovated CONDITION.
In looks considerably darker tnan before the appl-
cation of the parsfine appearing as II does after
heavy rain Mr. Cattall sand last night that he
deem shade would disappear in n few days, leaving
the stone slightly darker than it had been, but
nearer its true color.
How long will this application preserve the
stone ~ asked TRIBUNE reporter.
I've warrant ii for quarter of a century, but
see no reason why the parafine should not retain
Its qualities much longer. 1t suffers waste from
the sun IN summer and is in way affected by
cod or wet ! cannot see why the stone should not
now he indestructiOe, except FROM an intense
heat"
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PILES AND CONSTIPATION.-forty years Ut:
phams Vegetable Elcctuary has been Acknowledged
SPECIFIC these distressing com 1uz sold ~ az drug
gi-ts Circulars sent free 80 Ea-t 4th-st New y DIRK
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THE DEATH OF CHARLES J. OSBORN.

The death Of Charles J. Osborn was announced
az the Stock Exchange yesterday without euo-
CYSTIC remarks TGe president appointed a commit
tee consisting of lanes ID. Smith, r. :. Chaplin,
Alb ri King Alfred De COrdova and J. II. Dc Mott,
TO prepare suitable resolutions. Nj OsbOIns
nopularlty in Wall Street proved by
Inc general expressions of regret that heard
an sides and especially by the severe criticisms on
the action of the executive officers of the tx
change, The announcement was made III the most
formal manner. IN accordance with the custom es-
tabished Wy President Simmons, aud the coz inIttee
named by him was composed OF MI osborn 3 personal
friends. II was a common remark thai the coEmit-
Tee was not representative of the Exchange. There
was no doubt expressed about Mr. OsboIns prOmi-
nence as a broker and speculstor
The funsra, services will be held at Mr.. Osb0Tn's
house. No 5s7 Fiith-avc., at 10 a. III. tomorrow.
The burial will be at Greenwood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13
Nervous InvaIidS,

N ma
Thousands dollars saved nervous deDty huneIers an.
others by the advice given. II IN need nj medical ana VI
counsr read before investing IN medicines or appliances
any description and you viii time, money ana u7ap
pontment Address for free copy Tue EccIlc heNle"
BOO West 4th ST. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Wasn't Posted.
San Francisco Post.

lhe editor of the Deadwood Roar
er attended Church for the first time
last Sunday. In about an hour he
rushed into the office, and shouted to
the telegraph editor:
:" hat in the BANKED blazes are
you fellows doing? How about this
news from the seat of war;"
what news?"
=" ny, all this about the Egyptian
army being drowned in the Red Sea.
"ny' the gospel sharp up at the
'nufch was telling about it just now,
a''o not word Of it in this morn
,"g S paper. Bustle around, YOU fell
,o"S' and get the facts, or the Snap
''o' VIII get beat on us. Look
sp'y there, and run an extra edition
- necessary, while l put on the bull
;, ,''l board, Great English victory in
the Soudan!a
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ihe t. E. Lee Camp of Confeder-
- veterans at Richmond, adopted
sso'a'lons - of sympathy for General
- '' IN hs illness, with the hope
.rl ne may speedily regain his health.
y nc ex-confederates remember Gen.
~ orant's maguanimous treatment Of
Lee and his vanquished army.
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RATES or SUBSCRIPTION 10 WEEKLY wcalO


Last week man who has been a
Mormon and polygamist in Salt Lake
City, was accosted by an old acquain-
lance who is not a Mormon, and ask
ed about his affairs. His answer was: 81
am a loyal American citizen now. |
have put away my plural wife; | take
care of her, of course, but | do not live
with her any more. | Inever lost faith
until the leaders began to run and
hide, then | saw what sham the
whole thing was and quit for good.
1t is all very we'll for them to involve
poor men in their fraud. Ii they get
In trouble they can run, hide or hire
lawyers to delay the courts, but poor
man can do neither, and / have no de-
sire to try. want no more of it. l
am sure it is fraud If the breth-
rem who have been collecting tithing
ana promising that IN case OF trouble
the Lord would interpose for his peo-
pie, do not think the dry rot has seiz-
ed upon Zion, it is because they do
not look among the people. So sure
as the world, the disintegration of the
chunch Is going on faster than we ever
dreamed of a year ago Reno Ga
zette.
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Idaho City. April l6. 's5. I'm.
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professional Cards.


n TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. VIII
~ attend to business J. boise county.
Aug. 81, '77-tfl
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Ranch For Sale.

N SNRYE IN Send six cents for rcstage ard
HfkIfH treceive free, costly box of
DOvH III goods which will help you to
nAHHllmore money right away tsla;l
HEBi6lIthit else III this word AL. Of
- A>e either succeed from lirst
hour The hrosd road 10 fortune orers before the
workers absolutely sure. At once address Tgux L
o., Agusta, Maine.
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direct that This notice be published in the Idaho
Terd, the newspaper published nearest said mining
claim. fnr the period OF sixty taNs.
Epwp. L. CURTIS
Register.
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Idaho City. April Is, 'ss. on.
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w. J. Rothwell M. D.
II. ZIFF. M. D.,

TSHYSICIsN AND SURGEON. OFFICE one
door above NJ 8. Marcus store and opposite
the WORLD Office. Main street.