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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-11-29
The Baxter Hotel, Ketchum,

PAUL p. BAXTER, proprietor. 10 me s,nins /.
and best kept hotei on Wood River. I ~. table,
are supplied with every thing the msfhss aIshsd.
The rooms ere large, airy and well na naT ana
Charges very moderate. THIS 10 hu y, .Ss i.cs-
ion Main street, below first National bsnA' -
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SAVED FROM DROWNING.
Charles EberhRrdt's Marrow EScnpe
Yesterday.


Capt. Charles Eberhaldt, the efficient
and gentlemanly superintendent OF
Messrs. Brown & Jones's city coal
business, came near being the victim
of dreadful accident yesterday even
ing In order TO give instructions as
to the placing of some boats loaded
with coal at the foot of Market street
he was COMPEL, d to go on one of the
fl ,sts. There being no plank out
he attempted to cross to one OF
the h)sts on log. He had
crossed midway when the place
OF timber turned, throwing him
square across Il. The shock was 30
gu idea that for few moments he re-
mainfd unconscious and twice sank
beneath the water Luckily there
were some people about, and Mike
Maloney, the Waterman of the feet,
together with several other men pulled
Charley" out Of the cold river and
saved him from wstery grave. Capt.
Eberhait weighs a little over 200
pounds, but had he been weighed
II ,er being fished ont Of the river the
scales would have certainly registered
a tom
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FROM THE PEOPLE.
Lsvee Ser the Macon Road.

A LeVee fer the Macon Road.
To the Editors Of tho Appeal;
A petition is being circulated aek-
ing the County Court to levee up the
Macon road where 1t passes through
the Wolf river bottoms and to repair
that portion known as Neely's lane.
This petition is just, and should be
complied with by our good engineers,
each and every one OF whom would
vote for the MEASURE were they to
make trip over the road and see its
awful and, l might say, disgrsceiul,
condition. And from this on until
late in the spring the road will con-
tinue, except at short intervals, 10 be
impossible. 1 had occasion to visit
the Seventh Civil District one day last
week, and it was with the utmost diff
Guilty that / made it AT all through the
bottoms, and CAmo near being mired
in half a do5sn places, and that with a
good horse and light three, quarter
buggy, and to assure you what 3 re-
pugnanco l had for the road re.
turned by the way OF Bartlett ard
Raleigh, four miles longer ride, rather
than ron the risk of staying all night
in the bot oms. If our County Court
does not feel indebted enough to the
property owners along the Macon
road to grant the object Of the petition
when it is presented, 1t certainly owet
i. ~ the merchants Of Memphis Will
whom these people do business.
WILLIAMS,
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A TEN>.Y SAD MISHiP.
A sHANTY boat GOES DOWN IN
4 GAIA
With Ali on BOMd-Th8 ~ "'ehieh'
OF Cspt Bunch, late Of them. 'hVH
Tennessee CayalrJ..

Cap'. Thomas H Bunch, late OF thC
Ninth Tennessee (Ftderal) Ca valry,
and now en- inmste Of the Nat 'ona
Soldiers Home at DAYTON, o., was in
the city yesterday. He, together WI IN
two Young msn, made bis way dow u
the Mississippi in a small hatboat, ana
Is bound for White river
on fishing expedition. Can't.
Bunch stated to an APPEAL rsporSs r
shat when passing New Madrid, close
to the Missouri eide If the river above
this city, last Wednesday saong
wind came up which soon assumed
the strength OF furious gale. RS
boat was lifted almost bodily from the
water and careeued TO such an extent
that all the articles on her were
thrown into the river. He stated
further that nser the Ken
lucky shore across from where
his boat was, there was
what is called "shanty boat" in
which there were feveral people. He
is cer,ain that it went down in the
gale AID with II all on board, Capt.
Bunch was unable to give any psrtic-
uldrs. People on the hank between
his point and New Madrid should be
on the lookout for II eaters.
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THE LUCKY BOYS.
$4,000 for So Invested.


Fortune hiss smiled on Mes7rs. Ed
ward II. and George Washington Lay
cock and 7. L. Pondell, farmers and
tobacco rsiseIs living near Keene, KY +,
bringing them sum Of money larger
than could be made by yesre OF toll
and strict economy. They invested 81
each and purchased three one-fifth
tickets in the Louis ana State Lottery
at New Orleans. One OF these proved
to be one-fith of ticket No. 94,652,
which drew the capital prize OF $75,-
600 at the regular monthly drawing Of
November oh. On leaning OF their
great fortune they placed their ticket
in the hands Of the First National
Bank in this city, and by return mail
received a check for $4,000, giving
them $4,000 each on the 81 invested.
They were delighted 10 find that they
bad struck 1t 30 rich. They are hard
working, industrious tobacco Taisers,
aud all their friends are gratified at
their good luck. They will hereafter
be called colonies. They fdvise all
their friends 10 try the royal road to
fortune through he Louisiana State
Lottery Lexington (Kyl Press, No
Uember q.
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carriages halted toe children, who
wers at recess, haiisd he party with
cheers and huriabs Miss A. @. Reu.
! delhuber, the accomplished principal
of the school. promptly summoned the
pupils in, and almost ia less time than
1t takes to write it they we're in their
seats and r5ady Tor work.
Capt. Char ~ II. Collier, So
perinteude,t # Public Sho0lp.
escorted tie geDilsmsu tLTongh tho
building. TIE High School, on the
third floor, wa f 3 visited, AID Mrs.
Els J. Or ckstt, Cue learned princi-
pei, has reason to be proud II he ex-
hibit male in her department. A
number OF her you & ladies' rec ted a
poem, "Tbe Launching Of Ship" IN
very effective and dramatic way. aud
the compliment paid TO the cass By
Mr.. Warner ia express terms about
this recitation eWed to be- psriicu-
larly gratifying to Miss L wellyn. who
hiss charge of the classes in "a cution.
The yoang lad es also d d some ex- |
quisite singing. From the Ii gh school |
the patty descended to the depart |
ment presided over by Miss Rsudel- |
huber, aud in every class visited, and |
there were Ave OF IN m, MIR. Warner
found evidences OF Careful training,
skillful instruction and Intelligent
scho 'arship, and expressed his graft
fca,ion, not only By word of mouth.
bu by the half sstourd5d, half amused
expression on his feature.
THE sEwEIAGE SYSTEM
was next investigated, Mr.. Warner
being doubly interested in The work,
not only because Of its sani'ary ph Sea,
but bscause Mr.. Waring, the designer
and constructor, is bis peuonal friend.
THE COMPRESS YARD,
at the foo of Wiuches err street, was
also viewed with interest Dy Mr.. Wa
ner and party, and ths process Of com
pressing cotton Witnessed with pleas-
ure and curiosity At this point
The patty separated, Mr.. Warner
going to ElmWopd and h nee to the
Hon James PhelAn's esd, nee, wheIe
he spent two hours.
THE RECEPTION LAST KIGHT
at the Gayoso, thluyh informal,
was notably refined affair,
and all the La log society
people were present to hlnor
the city's guests. Toe rec ptioo took
place in the saloon psrlpr, snd Ar
nold's band dscoursed eet music in
an adjoining parlor,
Among tue ladies present were:
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The PoIicemen's Hall.

Tomorrow night at the Skating
Rink the second annual ball OF the
Memphis police force will take place,
and it goes without saying that II will
be one Of the liveliest masquerade
balls ever given in the city. The men,
from the Chief down, have had their
shoulders to the wheel for more
than a month past, and 30 successful
have they been that they, on y,ster-
day, ceased their untiTing forts. All
arrangements have been perfected by
the different committees, end a good
time ia assured by all who may attend.
Good order will be maintained
throughout, and those not behaving
themselves will certainly be taken 10
the Adams street botel. Some 1900
tickets have bsen sold and the "boys"
expect the biggest crowd that has ever
attended ball OF this kind
in Memphis. Several handsome
prizes will be awarded,
notably one for the lady wearing the
hsndsomest costume For its fize the
Memphis police force is the bert in
the world, and in order TO show their
appreciation of the faithful services Of
the "blue coated bNys," the citizens Of
the Bluff City should respond liber-
ally in any way they can, and give
them a roueing send of.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-09
Notes,

The committees having the Harper
party in charge covered themselves
with glory. 1t was together one Of
the best managed aft sra in the history
of local events of a social character.
The guests of the city were not only
brilliantly entertained, out every
where met with a hospital
ity frank and cordial and entirely
devoid OF cold f1rmaity. O.tentatious
display was avoided, and the comfort
and convenience of the visitors aolely
consulted. The result was that they
felt thoroughly at home, and accom-
plished their mission without inter-
Iuptiou, yet most sgreeably withal.
Mr.. Harper didn't want to leave for
New York last night. He was oil
broken up, but the Iictu es that Ora
ham, Durkin aud Bradley are 10 make
must console him. He says there is
too much beauty in Memphis, and it
ought to be distributed.
AS the train pulled out with the
Hsrper-Inman party last night from
the Louisville depot Graham might
have been seen in position OF deep
thought, with his legs crossed, trying
to get up letter beginning "To the
ladies OF Memphis" He had just
gotten that far when the conductor
called out Gall aboard" He had
failed to do justice to the occasion
with his "ins antaneous."
Bradley took TO the parrot, when be
boarded the car with moist eye, and
Durkin began to make fresh study OF
the "inteiior," his special puzzle being
the difference between the carpet and
the ceiling. Graham, struggling
through his tears, wss trying to give
him pointer, but he was too dsz I'd
to see it.
As the train went out from the de-
pot in the gath ering fog last night the
Harper party assembled on the plat
form and gave Mr.. Heating three
cheers and tiger and then one more
for the Memphis ladies, &c d bless
en-" ''Tears, idle tears" and "vain
repretg."
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TRANSFERS.

II. w. Harris, executor, to l.. Ia
ton, lot Sot the Latham aud Stewart
subdivision, 200&9O feet, north eide
Of Kerr avenue for the sum Of $1,000.
Cha'. Galhna to f., 4. g lens, all the
fixtures and Instruments pertaining to
and contained 10 barber shop No. 81
Beale street, i]r the sum OF $l75, lien
retained to seCure purchase money.
The Menphis Fertilizer Company,
deed Of trust 81 J. A Omberg, lois 40
and III on east dc OF Main street,
between Auction and Sycamore, to-
gether with Improvements, machinery
and live stock, to sacura $4,000.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Mrs. bowers as "EIiuabeth.

hFbs bOWeEb as 'EAlhhDtth.'
At the Memphis Theater last night
Giacometti's drama entitled Elizabeth
was attrsCtively presented by Mrs. ID.
p. Bowers and supporting company.
1t has been some seven or eight Yeas
81 ce this star appeared before a
Memphis audience, and her reappear-
snce was greeted with appliance, The
drama is strong in possibilities at the
hands of competent company, II
was vel staged as to scenery and sur
rouudiDgs, and was fully enjoyed by
the audience, Mrs. Bowers and Mr..
Wheelock having been called before
the curtain many times. AS Eliza
beth" Mrs. Bowers is, II anything,
stronger than she was many years
ago, and she WAS exceedingly well
supported by the company, the cast
being as follows:
Mrs. ID. p Bowers
Robert, Earl Of Essex. Mr.. Jos. Wheolock
Mr., Mark Lynch
Sir Francis Mr.. John A. Lane
Ceoil, Lord Bufloigh......Mr Mr., Rudolph Strong
Mr.. sydney BowkOtt
The Marquis di MendoSa,. .,.::;.,.
Mr. VIM. II. Young
Sir Francis Drake.....,....,,....Mr. Percy Sage
Dawson, Keeper of the soals)
Mr.. Donald Smedt
Lady Sarah HowRrd....Miss Fanny Gillette
Lady Ann Burleig iss Jen mic Carol
Margaret Lamburn." Miss Alberta Gallatin
''''''"hlss heieh hOsmer
Tonight Macbeth will be The attrsc-
ton, with Mrs Bowere as "Lady Mac.
BETH" Mr.. Whetlotk as Macbeth"
and Mr.. John A. Lane as "Mlcdufi "
On tomo! row night Edmund Falcon
er's version OF Marie Stuart will be
given, aud at the Saturday matinee,
which will close the engagement, Lady
AtldLey'S Secret.
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/ 0ST OR MIsLAID-A Bet Of Plans be.
- longing 70 b. LowenstsiA Brothers
New Building. Please return 10
JOHN REID, Builder.
N0W-0rs srOyed, Ney II, near youth gate
~ ElmV God, one red brindle COW, orumpio
horns, crop OF right ear and undor bit undo
right car; also undor-bit under left ears
white spot under her belly. A liberal reward
will by paid for her return TO
GRO FERGUSON, ElmwoSd Cemetery.
CTEEK-A large red steer, with large
- horns. A liberal reward will be paid at
II ADAMS STREET.
DUP-A lemon. ooiorod pointer dog pups
l. white feot. reward will be- paid for 10
return TO 36l Linden street
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For LEASE.

ENARM-l. viii 10 lease my firm, thfes
and D half miles southeast Of Collier.
vile, on tho Mt. Pleasant road, containing
Eight Hundred Acrss, in Teaaessee and Mis-
s@ippi; we'll fenced, with sinhouse, ssablos
and cabine sufficient for all purposes; the
bost Of vel water, and stock water In album
ono. A. SMITH.
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Men, women and children chew II,
and all say it is good.
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MIHB DC DOW NHthVlIIe,
1t was with extreme and unmis-
taxable reluctance that Mr.. Warner
and his associates ssw the hour OF
their departure approaching, and it is
certain that they left Memphis with
great regret.
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NTRAYtn on SlnLrM

p0NY Small blac Indian pony, brasdeJ
on both right front and hin 1Phou,deT
with Indian brand. RetHrn to A. j. Craw-
and sc : $40 reward.
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milford, Jeweler. 294 Main street,
BOliclts orders from the COuntrYs
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A coVeH, cold, or sore throat should
not be neglected. Browns Bronchial
Trochees are simple remedy, and
give prompt relief. % cts a box.
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aaIaaaaa
STOLEN.

I 0W-on Thursday, AGAR neon, two COWS:
ear and .slit and hole in tho otbsSS the
other, rod and white ape tod, with q awailoW
fork in riuht cor; teatS have black marks.
A suitable reward for their return to me,
near corner Of LANG avenue and Ayres rtreet.
OnARloTTE EAREEY
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ROOMS AND R1ARD

ST. JAMES HOUSE-Corntr Second and
- Adams stress. Rooms and board, sS,por
week; day boHrd, $3.50
GOoD DoAaD-By the day or week
~ At 2NhThlrd street,
b ROOMS-rwS snfurnishod rooms.
IL lS}lNpAMS ST.
NJ ICELY. FURNISHED ROOMS - WIN
~ board, Mt no. 90 Adam fttrust.
TABLE D0ARD-The best tho market AZ
4 tords, Ats COURT STREET..
NJ WLY turni ihod front room, with oIo--
~ CANT board. for single ,,ontiSnon; 81
Court street.
ROOMS-P Pleasant urnished 'roorAp, with
IL board, or ladise or Kcntle1eu. Terms
yesy reasonable. 3gg Court Extended.
ksEAUTlFUl. frolt rooms, single or on
Psuite, furnished or unfurnis.Sa, with or
Without With hosrd otAe.roons. l0l.l0d Court st.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-09

sS- Merchants and Planters, Small
Farmers and Gardeners, should, Ia the In
tsrval between Harvest and Planting timo,
look out for the future, and
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Fine Jewelry at MmITor:.'s.
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STRAYEn.
FOR SALE.

THE MIKE DEADRICK PLACE-Of 80
Il acres high, level, very rich land, 4 miles
east OF Memphis, on Pigeonroost road; finely
improved. Terms liberal Apply to
MINTER PARKER,
or J. MARTIN 28g Main at
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a IA BARGAIN--A good paying German
wishin2 to retro. For further particulars,
inquire at BRUNER'S, in Helena, Ark.
HURST CLASS BARBER SH0P-With a
I good trade; reason or selling, bad heath.
Will sell cheap. Address
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NEW AUCTION HOUSE


wv ouro NO
Mj JR
ATTORNEYS Admins
o
nounced hereafter COnsgnpsnts Mchandse kind
j. r. aesmn - -oO>"
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N0TT0N SEED--Alen Long Staple Cot
~ ton Seed; 80 cents per bushel in lots Of
not less than 100 bushels, -
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Solid silver at Mul,Ord's,
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N c\Soc>c Blood Elixir is the
NSNSV - only Blood IRemedy
guaranteed. It is a positive cure for
Ulcers, Eruptions, or Syphilitio Pois-
oning. 1t purihes the whole system,
and banishes all Rheumatic and Neu-
ralgic pains. We guarantee it.
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H'IRST- CLA AIS Confectionery and Toy Es-
T. t9blishmenti kood trade; g cd reasons
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TAKEN UP.

P00AS-Furnishsd or uu furnished; cen.
LIZ tral location; terms moderate.
90 Mad SON STRAIT
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.AND-Doadenin and Bayou Bank Land
- 5VOO acres in Bolivar Co, Miss. Address
Q. b. Allen, Mana rhehaw, Warren Co. Miss,
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M ILJH COWs-ADd young calf,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-05-08

st. Patrick's Pills are positive cure
for constipation and prevent all disorders
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St. Patrick's Pills tone up the digestive
organs and aid in the digestion and as-
similation Of the food.
st. Patrick's Pills win promptly re-
ieve constipation, and II their use IL con-
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each box, permanent cure may be ef-
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Headache, IN most instances, il
caused by constipation or some disorder
Of the stomach or bowels, and may be
cured by q single dose Of St Patrick's
Pills.
Capt. W. A. ABBOTT Of De- Moines,
Iowa, who served IN Go. A, 18th Ind.
Vol. Infantry during the war, has been
afflicted with severe attacks Of rheuma-
tism more or len ever since. In recent
interview he stated that NO treatment he
has ever found equals .Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. The penetrating and pain
relieving power Of this medicine, places
it in the highest list Of curative agents
known to tho scientific world About all
the advertising this medicine has bad
has been done BY persons who have
used il and recommended Il 10 theis
frisndA Try Il when you arc IN need Of
. medicine tx lame back q rheumatism.
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Prof. Belknap

Is reaping the legitimate reward
for his skill as a veterinary surgeon
by being crowded with applications
for his services. He has had large
experience, haviag for several year
been engaged to care for the live
stock Of Plankinton & Armour, in
Kansas City, and later practicing
extensively and successfully at Ellis
worth, Kansas.
We have come to regard liberal
advertisers safe to deal with, as 9
general rule. Prof. Relknap Is .
liberal advertiser.
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These are Solid Facts.

The best blood purifier and system reg
ulator ever placed within the reach OF
suffering humanity, truly is Electric
ness, jaundice, constipation, weak Kid
neys, or any disease Of the urinary Or
gans, or whoever requires an appetizer or
mild stimulant, will always find Elec-
tic Bitters the best and only certain
cure known They act surely and quick.
ly, every bottle guaranteed to give entire
satisfaction or money refunded Sold at
fifty cents bottle by Jones 4 Ferris.
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TOWN THRIFT.

A big buggy shed lie an addition to
Kershaw's livery stable.
A neat addition has been built to the
north side Of Captain Hanna's residence.
Single story, square houses are hav-
ing big run in Wa-Keeney, and no mis-
take.
That piece of sidewalk from District
Clerk Blair's corner to the Cakes House
is about completed.
Hollister 4 Bigger have enclosed with
a neat plank fence the portion Of their
lot in the rear of the Office.
r. G. Wilson is having nice residence
built q short distance southwest of
County Treasurer Kelly's residence.
To express it in q trite, yet forcible
way, there is more house painting going
on in Wa-Keeney than you can shake
| stick at.
]. II. johnson aud - Roberts are
building themselves neat residence just
across the street to the northeast from A.
L. Gleason's place.
Maxwell's grain and feed store has
been moved into the old Ruggles resi-
dence building, to the south Of Tricks
livery stable. The building has been
given new coat of Notwithstanding.
Alton Hopkins has been moving the
Frick residence from just north of the
stable to location little more southerly,
across Genesee street. It will be used,
for the present, at least, as the family res
idence.
Messrs. Sickles & Benham, from Enter
prise, Kansas, are building for David Nc
Curdy a neat Office building on the south
west corner of the block just east of the
public square. The house is to be 20xA
feet, with 12-foot ceiling, and will be very
neat. Mr.. McCurdy viii occupy it for
land Office.
The Mansard-roof idea is becoming
fastened on Wa-Keeney. The first in
novation in this direction is the roofing
of the now-being-built land Office, just
across the street east from the south
east corner of the court house square.
This roof is to be what is known as
half Mansard.
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BIG CREEK BULLETS.

BIG CRExx VALLEY, South OF CoLLYER,
May &
vH0ETATION OF DUTKRKNT KINDS ON
SPRING TKAR.-LARaE IILDS OF GOOD
LOOKING wHAT.-son OATS sowN.-
PUTTING IN PLENTY OF CORN.
Rainy.
Onions.
Asparagus.
Potatoes up.
Tree planting.
Millet coming up.
Corn is coming up.
Big creek wants anil
Wheat and rye are looking well
Young calves are becoming quite nu-
merous.
MI. L. Larson is planting trees on his
timber claim.
Messrs. Zeman and Yanda have each
very large fields of wheat.
Mrs. Larimer has put out five acres Of
cuttings on her timber claim.
Quite number of the settlers have
sown oats this spring, and judGing from
the looks Of their fields, they VIII be we'll
rewarded.
Joe Stika says he Is going to plant as
much corn as he can possibly get ground
in order for. Mr.. Stika has, in addition
to his intended corn crop, very nice piece
of wheat and rye.
Mr.. Simicek's wheat field is one that
is noticed by every one in the neighbor-
hood. As it is on an elevated quar-
ter of land, q persons eye cannot
help catching glimpse Of it, as it glances
over the lovely prairie in the valley of Big
creek.
Joseph Zeman is setting q good ex-
ample, that some of the young men of
Trego county ought to follow: He has set
tied down on his claim, and gone to work
in q business-i like manner. He has thirty
acres of nice wheat, ten acres of oats, and
has broken twenty acres Of sod, which he
intends to plant in millet and corn.
OIL SEE
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$500 Reward.

The above reward will be paid for any
case of rheumatism not benefited by
Billiards. Snow Liniment. There Is no
pain it will not relieve, no swelling il
will not subdue, no wound it will moi
heal. It is the most penetrating ini.
ment known for all pain for man OF
beast. It stands without q parallel
Ladies who have back ache should never
be without it. Price so cents. 81. ].
lille, Agent, Wa-Keeney, Kansas. 8