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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-07-24
OUR REPORTERS.
TALKS STORE.

Harvest hands are very scarce and
are in demand.
Coughanour & Co.'s log drive has
just passed here. Rossi & Co.'s drive
will be here in few days.
E. E. Barton has just returned from
Placeryille, where he has been on bus,
ness. He reports times very dull in
the Basin.
Mr.. Schramm, nephew, of the pres
emit mail contractor, Hawkins, from
Placerville to Squaw Creek, is here with
. petition to have the route extended to
Emmett, and to be increased from a
semi-weekly to tri-weekly. A good
scheme.
WILD BILL.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-07-24
HISTORY AMIss.
Examinations of a Sage Brush Phil
psopher-
JUMBO.
July 28, 1886.
SAGE BRUSH, June 23, 's6.


SAGE BRUSH, June 20, '86.
Ed. TRIBUNE:=I have boon irving t.
worry off few Of the above brusl
with dull AK, and / have become S,
tired that wished was anything Blu
q sage brush "rancher." My mind has
drifted back to Eye olden times" ant
the "dollars of our daddies," and
would like to know what good they arc
doing us whey they spent'them for cold
rye'' years and years ago. My "dad''
did have few left to him, but he
squandered it trying to have little
common sense taught to q son of his,
and this is the result 1 have read much
in history of the ''good old days." and
how good Geo. Washington was and
how bad some other persons were. His
tory points out the good traits of mon
whom we have been taught to respect,
and brings out the bad traits OF those
we have been taught to dispise.
History teaches us that Geo. Wash
ington was led around through the
world by his Guardian Angel, and got
his hair pulled every time he tied an
oyster can to cats tail. l never
could believe this story, and think to-
day that Gsorgie was about the same
as other boys of his day and generation.
II had dollar for every green apple
he "hooked'' and ten cent cut OF to-
bacco for every watermelon he "gob-
bled'' out Of his neighbours patch, l
would build tobacco monument to his
memory, and put lightning rod on it
that would gather up all the lightning
in Idaho territory. Where was this
guardian angel when the little son of
old Virginia cut down his dads" sage
brushP This guardian angel business
won't "wash," unless the guards are
allowed to sleep at their post while the
children cut up little deviltry for the !
benefit Of their health.
History says that General Pope had
his headquarters in the saddle, but
"Ben and Ei'' both say that he had the
same quarters" in the saddle that any
private had. They both think it is a
idea for the general to
have his head and shoulders in the sad
die and his epaulets buckeled to his
shins, and think so toe.
History says that during our late war
men stood ''eager for the Fray" but
''Ben and Ei'' say that they were both
in the rear rank, and they are sure that
eager" was not tt ere, and they never
saw him till the retreat, and then he
vas the head man, except two.
History SAYS that the nation actually
'athes itself in tears over the graves Of ,
'ur great generals, yet for the poor
lead private not even q mule sheds I
lair.
History says that some OF our great t
GENERALS never felt at homo unless they c
yere in the saddle, and tho thundeliugs 4
t the cannons would shake the bottom Q
ut Of their cantesns! This may be q
'ue, for it is about tho only time of t
,eir lives that they are safe from the r
ollector. p
l road in history several years ago, b
think it was called the bible, about q II
ace called ''hell," but ieee that it has d
'en chsngod to ''sheol.'i think this T
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-07-24

Special arrangements have been made with the
Union Pacific Railway for the transportation Of
horses and their attendants from any point ON the
Union Pacific system to BELLEVUE for the races at
half rate.
It. CARMICHAEL, President.
L. YOUNG. Vice President.
q. A. McCoRSIcK, Treasurer.
J. II. HARRIS, Secretary.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-07-24
@CONDITIONS-Gr

Entries fer trotting and pscing races must bt
made by Saturday. July "a, leS6
Entries for club purse running races clo-e at
O'Clock p. N. one Gay preceding the race. Eli
trance fee Ia all trottng, paclug ard club purse
running races will be ten per cent of purse. All
club money Will be divided KS fliows: 60 per cent
to nrst so per cent TO second; 10 per third
Running three more to eni er, and two or
more to start. Trottiug and pacing fse more to
enter, three or more TO stare In all caseb entry
must be enclosed in sealed envelope and addressed
to Secretary, plainly stating name, age, color and
sex horse, name OF sire and dam (when known)
and name of owner.
In all running races, colors of rider mnst be given
with entry. No entries accepted unless accompsn-
led with the money, and under consideration
Will conditional entries be received. Walk over by
any one horse entities him TO half the stake money
aud all the forfeited money. Any horse distaucing
the field any part thereof Will be entitled b rst
money only. The Association claims the right to
enterlace heats OF different races whenever they
deem 1t expedent, and also to postpone on account
OF bad weather. Running races will be governed
by the revised rules, adopted by the Turf Cong
At st. Louis, November, 1885. Trottlng aud Pacng
races Will be governed by the rules OF the NatioDa
Trottlng Association Harness races mile heats
three In five. All club purse running will be
run wit'. the following penalties and allowances.
A horse winning race will take MP three (3l
pounds. and In winning two more, six (6)
pounds penalty. A horse losing 4 race will be al
lowed three (S) pounds, and in losing two more
six 10y pounds. At the commencem ent Of each
meeting in the circuit, all horses viii start with
their proper weights. The penalties and allow
ances in any one meeting will not be continued to
any other meeting In the circuit.
All jockeys and trainers of running horses must
procure license from the Bellevue Park Racing
Association, which Will be granted for the above
meeting only.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-07-24
Purses

&Sy-The Race Track is oDe-h half mile south of the
town. The Union Pacific Railway Depot is located
within five minutes walk OF the Grand Stand.
Chenille Track, modelled the plan Ct the
most approved Eastern Race Tracks.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-07-24
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-07-24
FlRST DAY-Tuul

FIRST DAY-THURSDAY, AUG. Is.
Race No. 1. Trottlng and Pacing, minute c-ass
Purse, $3.50.
Race No. 2. Trottiug ard pacing, a:s5 minute
class. Purse, $3.50.
Race No. 3. Running. all ages, two mile dash.
Riders allowed three horses each. Purse 500.
SECOND DAY-FRIDAY, AUGUST 10.
Race No. 4. Trotting and Pacing. $3.50 class.
Purse, $3.50.
Race No. 5. Running. one mile dash. Purse, $780,
Race No. g. Running, Novelty race, only first
money. Purse, $3.50. First race, one q iarter
mile dash, 8; I'd race, oLe-haf mile DASH
$50; Bird race, mile dash, s75.
Rsce No. I. Running, all ages, one-hslf mile
heats. Parse, $3.50
THIRD DAY-SATURDAY, AUGUST
Race No Trotting and Pacing. Free to all.
Purse, $500.
Race No. 8. Running, mile heats. Pure $780,
Race No. 10. Saddle horse, mile dash. Purse,
SIS.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-11

he In Iu"lt invitations every Woman ~
cave, To- run IA ant -pnl III, morning
Nlri, inc lI.,~ "A iurrtli ,us.,-ttpn nf how
httl' any one must ha>r tuip whn can
Afford t. take thu golden hours of IN ,t.v
Tor r,ctal I. .trtt on lr lln iu,- haze "a
cuN o,l, when detained too long tN Itb>y
~ uutInciy VI Itur IT r.,tuL AMI ~aN IN
,uutt"ou>il, 60 aal some again The
guest Ne, er thinks 1T r,,rntin, the H.. llc.lly
hiutd limit, hut. t"rrl' m, II III thu >tlltt ~
viii, Ia 1t Is offered makes Ia, adlrI WhIlr
tn" utruIu.iluu 81 thls hthl into Nurtlya
may not to- alt together 49,, tI,nll' IT would
l." wril II th' plea OF pr NtHg u,cup utrn
couid To- "A rrt tel hn ouc wunau from an
other ~ tn sam" manner that similar ~
cu>''~ are ,Nrltu.'ri between ttI,tus-s men
hr' TIM i,riiuur ilrrriyh ia lhl,hIph,
lrr,~
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-11
u. - Onst Nnil s~0ruuSc.
PAlAIkA AND ALL LANDINGS
! Upper -. Johns River.
TAMPA, MANArIt RiNlN.
Key West, Havana n New Orleans,
uJtliiE DAILY DEI'\ETI,Ils
T"'V TIT' TINTT1 UF,FNETII RES,
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-11
AT Tvs M lCAN OPERA.
I've tantn.oaplsr tt.t> ,h,nntau
tstutN ~taw IN tia. tt.,Nu.

" has teen intmatri. thu t:ti,,, ami IT,.
th'1tt" '"f'tIlN u Lars' place IN TIM. ht, IT
TIN, capital With LATIN population tn,
Nu-l" Saxon phases ut hour- l~ulu., aul
entertaining are ui course, uut rrprttuu,et
hut family feeling l. very ,trnugb u.tul
i"'rt. taIt "" viii approach ON study II
>EIetS from the outside ant ~ >l,m al
VAN ~ hr op'ra Is an ulN Iuta,,rott,
Iulnt Ia ,ttIt from Her. ,nirtN Is ON tr,
RAD Net ia" aI,~pntr>m Of Tia s,.n>,, ltr>t
trlug Ia the attention two commonplace,
ia.tN that "" must occupy Stralg ht h,irk,i
chairs uttd that tlrlS attcni the ulHri The
mrn, VII" 81 With their hats IN until the
curtaln rlNt~, are llN idtd between ,trr,, m
lun,o Alhcrt .nats The two tal,ont ne
devoted H. luNt'>, IN these also l. r,ler rtg IA
slir ii the liorr Of ia" hou,r lho truly
trllIant array 81 ladies m IN tul irs,.
aui they arr tairly dt,ylng With southern
charms ami that citation that r,,l,, ~ thu
b">t ilt, AMI tucker
rs thr drop rl''S all pay apIr'rr,tlvr 1T
t"ntton Ia tlr Italian opera lat u !, at ullrc
apparent that the stranger wthuu, uIu,ra
glasses i tut half equipped for thu ,.,ruus
The uuiN r,al interest docs not tlNM it,rit
on the ,lu .ri~ Tins is "A charmu, lnuuty
show. AMI It /, expected that tho men Ntll
display tlrclr frank appreciation ~ IT, To-
eye thn-,' caGnl >ruorIta, tor tiv,, mnoteS
on u stretch /, To- ray a we'll mrlItoi ,um
ll,n"nt on" that Is openly appr' l,t"I AMI
even expected u /, all a, natural ami
genuine AMI pleasing ~ rrlilng tutllt IN
pulse oi irdght nhlrh til, un,, At a display
ni flowers ten here are tho Iatt,t utrNuriys.
til" ardent hlunmins If the hlghc,t torn 81
hlc
Between, the acts III" men loha, 90 "a, tho,
d. the world over break iol TIA, iuhN uuI
smoke, aul eat cloves, but thrr' aie heal
variations Thuse fortunate enough t. haNo
favored irmininc acquaintance, ~ TN hu,l.r
huy 'iulce sWrrlucat- which they III
patel, To- the boxes There seems tn ~, "A
limlt placed now ON tho uitiuIrh li'i II
~mnkml for It has been ahuli,i,Nl from A.
hast strpngh ia, the PIT Whom the nah,
auilenc" ili"1 iark the men stand aul l.\rl
their plit,,''s NJ the ho>'S IN tIls way tho
lll" OF beauty Is awarded AMI joN o
h'nrt lurnln Is th"rrby Great Il lIlppIk
thu N,rago ct fascination J., 80 hsh that
t"N ar omitted N this informal reward
IT." girl alo kr"uly alive t. the sltuItul,
i"N nud To- each other ~ tins, that and the
othri man pay II attention MvNi,o cor
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-11

There Wa an amusing r.r1, IN u san Fam
ct4.p court the uthrr day 'hrrutIHI, tbs
VEL known linli,n singer, WA tIrr" u. Ia
defendant, beng charged with making M
a-'antt upon one i'"l'i,"o, property man
Whom ia" defendant hali up his hands t.
b" sworn, h" eSclnmri IN an n,clt"i
manner i wear hft.on Thousand times,
and Wien IN testimony was hfot. hi 10 "A
ruu mIvn hr cried out TN, Ilol.r, plA.r
let M tell ever ovtr 80 much mora
Ihrd. Ia TIN hs.dult wn> proven the "tc,ialIe
ba,-u ahG let on scott free, 1t having np
IslrHi ~ c.ii"nre that tn" plllntli hoI
bar"lhs attitrt'i to Try M fish t'u"1l,h thS
meat anger II 80 ani tina apparently d."
- IIe thought Justified ,ho a. nut iStrl
TIUt Tt..
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-11
What 4 Neither should H..

II j. part II the average mothers creed
that her child can Ito no wrong II She
Iocsu "a knowledge Il, she feels 1t AMI act,
upon 1t and Is lull'l INTO a tal.e security hy
1t. untl her children have very hkcly a.
'uIrei rvll habits IT which she nth, dream,
AMI which Will curse them tor II lifetime
Uncommon school Il a GOOD thns, tn,
children do not imiibc unnixel blessed
ness tl,tcfrom They are quite lahlo To-
meet other children fiOia families 1T iaN
morals 81 none ut ALL who viii t"a"h
th'm tai words ami impure thought- and
n lions hy which they viii h" greatly
harmed, albeit secretly, unless the Wise
mother LOT stalls any such dnnIcr hy plan
and unr lul,o,nl teaching. both moral ami
liystuluL iral How much bitter for IIrl
or hoN g. barn the truth from the pure liIS
OF u loving mother than from ioul unnuthrd
and ignorant companions, ~ who>c ul,,rrnr
cunvrreatlur, are llonici ahuut ton gains
ot error tu ono ut truth
And IN tho matter Of itinhlng and Smut
INK duo, not Il l"y always harn before hi,
mother Shows 1T II every mother would
stu " pht ~IpIugy a little learn Just what
clrrt alcohol and nicotine have ON the hu.
man system. c>I" laly the stomach AMI
brain ami teach tho same to her toys, It l.,
altogether probable that f'N ct thIn com
lartt,rIy. Wou - er Willingly take such
,urnlI", ,utu their mouths. MD girl, -houll
b" taught tn Sam that they my ia turn
( aoh their children and ,ot "A good example
IN ,u.Irty ,,oud books on alcohol and Ia
lacDu are oasly oltaIuahe II you don't
know IT on usj. yunr mini ter on ply ,iciau
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-11

Mr. buckingham, the richest woman
fruit farmer IN alitofnia. Ia, an orchar,la
mile long with rDN after row II pear.
cherry, p.trh and apricot trees hlca.D
Herald
The c1ar,., ftr. MIN u nnw impulse
10 labor fom tbs mou,ut oi L,. taby
birth be scarcely SGT, It wh,n aNa4r. AMI
yet It / with nm al tie tam" Ivory
stroke he -tfk, !, .nr his chIl iIsgm
sUn
Wei, uu.c 10 the parents the puuy -'rus
gler strong ia his weakness IN l,tl,. arms
mon irresistible than the snlIior'- hl. hp-
tou h"l With persuasion which nathan
1nd ier -l:- IA manhood hal not tl..r
son
Jn-t - l.nl rs women t.cpme ,l..4 FIR
any rri,i oa'IH, whether ot mon, "
ease anything De-, nJbi' than "A pure
love, Ju-t 80 long there All ha ml4.ratl,
di,appoInte.l and ilI-yni wy
The training u chiIlr j. an osaup1tl,n
ahprr ~ must know how Ia l,,.. tluls m
orlcr TO gain u Euu4, Hu
A woman vhn throw. hor.nit At "A man,
heal all son l,Hl her place at Ia fst
Loul7 DvsnJycr-.
| hpse ny wife. a, She Jlil her welding
gJvu tpr iunl,te- that would Henr H,ll '
tiolismith
Irronenu- i,n', nI othrt Et..
Anloriin9 10 an orraneols fancy 4 5,hrr
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-11
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a. ro>N tle toy, with the raw "isrS toward
the lower htt hand corner cuNrr TIA. whnir
foundation IA thu, Way, hitting the pieces
lap eEoNsh L. cover tn nav ri - krpunt
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II thu paper, Iaatri uG one c,t-e To- lork
lihe a 'idIuS tan, ~ "a wrath # paper
haNr> AMI acorn rup, uui pune ,onrs, % all
combined i''sutHte tine top aut iuttour
ut TIN lr,t hrt a 81, tlc front of the >hrl hy
scrat' hing With "A pea Nall 20 ket, AMI
card rrty.r, atc mulc the same way.
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No fun wa1 N the rrpulsn hy a ialIo nt
the ulthoI"iIc la' Of a young man who
there removed n slight arqualntnu.e with
hor mi WI. "a charity ALTAR, AMI It hai
4 distinguishing characteristics Illthrrt"
On occasions ol festive phlnnthrophy tho
lines totVecn the y II cou,ttut"I sto,rnl
anl other r"sIy" table tulk4 had lorn re
nNrl Tor the sake II the rhii,o and the
lrou'l,~t A,,or mntron ~ mai ,ouIlo
= ended To- miN With ordinary motins Bat
tins time it bad been uriieI that the ur,r,t
cir uln~I -" tI,li h" used Ia make an exclusive
ao,'mhlatc, AMI rncl Iinr ha,rr Of u trk|
hal been critically CON Id"frl 10y a com
Iulttrc of suclcty dnnr. Suu,huA ~
other, however. IA retail traIcsitn got ~
Ito lDotrd all rlgit IA h+ fhulto,4 ,Ncnlu.
,iron- Ia, character wns hbovo rcpronrh
nni he Was u iEuro Of grace ~ ho tnnoA
one elbow dhwdIngly IN lI"Nrr stand
Whine he politely saii "t,uul cycnln. iuth.
daughter Of "A first family nhn rlrntIlni
hlm with an inward spa-m 81 hurrur. tor
sl had huu4ht -hpS Of hlm many = time ami
oft lat uHlnar,iIy sho Wa calm AMI >ory
cool, while be- lost llttL' of h. solf po,,,'~
stoH a lie iuullpl with 4 dancing cnil uui
lonrII
"Alt7 sad tho gill with tho slightest
possible II sntIpn Of her ~, brow. uud II
steady gale of luihI iupu,i'ncn into hs
flushing incr hay" } on brought ; uur tail to
M here. Tint really soelu- rather W. rut
lu ii yuu neoI the nonoy ! Will have papa
pay lnL
lhs profit If that bah went Ia the uriIo
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HI.I >Le sat up IN tel AMI ate every rrump
2 IN Law town sust sept like a kitten The
af-ryu : rh,, If the mothe! hal fur
r.~Lcd the ttt.tl ant butter when TIE chilli
retired IL >I-rp p1ull have b~n units
{. gtt-i tIl moInn.
h i htt "a muTerlu Of autioa. hut be-
You AL Il -lse bt,vi u IT, as L, light
winch -idHe in a i-rk pace II NuI
~1uLI hsSr >a-'p accomplish in You IL
most Ierfr work. 10 MT 30 To t-pt hun
sry Mrs >ar4L l'eN uamwell IN Goal
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-11

True pollt nr,s + always una>suininL,
int people who learn their manners from
houh- u ttilucttr often make thetn~ol,e,
rdi. ulua ~ attempting to show of their
fiucicI upnrlurlt, vt "A lunch in Wash
~ ton ~, "utly u distinguished preato sat
u.>t to a young hiy who Is spending her
Inst winter Ia th" capital Tie wis eating
iI, le,s wIth n ,popn, when h" was for n
moment ,trlrk dumb ty her remark, luui
enough to t." heard ny others "Oh, why
don sou ~ fork 1t ism polite to cat
hoes with spoon
Wien h. hal recovered hi~ breath. he rt'-
li.t n Tia oft, st AMI most amiahle tone
Ny dnnr chilli am sorry It l. hot nice
hut | vi, brought up to eat iros with "a
poUn. AMI In. ortunately | am top Oil ~
iurget
4 similar luuiIrnt currei n, dinner
An army pt',rr # hl.h rank, while en
-u-,i an an animated conv rsation With hi.
i,1.,i. nllycrtntly stuck a thre-
prol-ui fD,k INTO his oysters The hpst.'ss
immediately ctiai out, oh general use the
smaller fax
Irl.t tie grim loo, which settled upon
the feature, Of that warrior It might be
fan taI nat he W., preparing Tor a bait le
,u,r-,., tut be- ,aIi nrer Wort and h.
du not tllry on, after the linn,r
10th u.e general aud the Irolhte we're
lrubahv aVato. however, that they had
OF " u- 'nnt-i to observe a mere raprt'e Of
it-luuutbta 50 .l-'y aui that they hal not
iuiHt Il nv ias oI genuine sovl brrrilng
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-11

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differently = for;i ~ lat ualer
rhaIk tTacsry Ia hangs an stomach we're
lac,sl hI,h-T u tt.tt. tire tier ami hen
a yard anal thrr tt5n-~ ia blru.l o. the
human in,rrltr vera rsfrt-ru;esI a~ ttHrr
tlaeH AL ID aL.,t, Wa- q, Ia ~ IA be, a..
unrlt'sl y .N-a.I ut a,yal ,u..a Nlat |
ol~rr.r,l. II asl, Thai u.t De- 1T r.t> ll ta,'
ri-hr ria ---t lara tsl.e iu tIaclnaI.tI
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-11

In All "tr marriage services, II | rrnltm
ter rightly unr ~ h stipulation !, ma ir
N, that W. shah .llNeuu husband, II ~
as ! undct stand II, the principal part of tn
contract let thuse wives who ar,. plnnIul
lus Tor pay n,k thln>,l,r- 1t thu, un,irI.
stood TIN, part OF tlrlr Obligation let
them AN their women heart, II the, know
what love Is u tIeS iu not they are not
wives, ani # they 10 they viii h" Ihtlrnt
Tcnny son says ia "lock ,l.A Hall
Love took NJ ia" harp q, l,lr AMI >ul,to On
all 1t, strings With might
Smoto tho rhuri It 3, II that temhllG.
IiNsc IN tu,i,ry uut Il >l-ht
Tho wife who >alur. her lahur, Tor Ect
hl,hani AT 80 many dollars AMI cents Lls
not lost self III l"l love for him " ttr'
IN 80 ton tlui"'
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-11

The rr"T"r ii"uT for Dinner Cure for
Slice ~. >>Hs>> hrquaint.ner On the
Gar> 4 Hint for Mothers lh.. Corset
.tisi ustte trata E:ook>-Iiint>.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-11

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-06
NOTICE.

NToTiCE Is hereby GIVEN TO ALL
IN holders of White Pine County Bonds is
sued under the Act of the Legislature Of the
the Board of County Commissioners Of said
county is now prepared to exchange such
bonds for the six per cent interest bonds of
said county, issued under the Act Of the Leg.
islature of the State of Nevada, approved
March 8, 1885. as authorized by said Act.
w. @. GALLAGHER, Chairman.
Hamilton, New, Dec. 10. 1885. dll-S0d