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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-03-13

Mary had q little doll

Mary had little doll
(Thcre's nothing strange in that),
Its wool was white, like other dolls,
Its little nose was fiat.
Its cheeks are red as roses are,
Its eyes the kind that shut,
Its dress pinned OMIT seemed, in shor:
A common dolly
But
When round its dainty waist she felt,
And touched hidden spring,
1t warbled, underneath its belt:
I'm sawdust when / sing" Puck.
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Notice Of Forfeiture.

~ PAX heaver. administrator of the estate
A"Ioh Morris, deceased:
y, Al.E HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
In lave expended one hundred dollars
a;..-.,. ana Improvements upon the
r,-.-t-f ti-7s ttc~s mining claim, sit
4. q. eek. about six miles north
ST. p .Ic town OF ketehum. in the
tIc.k Mining District
....'.. ....-... Ic..ii1ry 81 iaaho, rs vii
- --c,-ie II labor now of reco. @
ee. Dil.y "a sad county, IL
ions oi = no'd SAID premises under proyis-
Unit SECTION Zi-1 Revised Statutes Of the
E 10y IoI5S 5SlIaites, being the amount required
Deorn,It tle same for the year ending
DAY. I'eer sss -, lso5 and il within ninety go
isil ar S1 ros this notice by publication you
G. 49, 'eiuse TO contribute vour rropor.Io.
eAsei.,4tJf, as 90 ON me-. ,youf
-.... 9,An-5 .No-tweifths l5-l2., AMOUNT
i,.c'la your interest in said claim
4 Y.'ie IN IN: property OF the subscriber
- 80 80 S.ctlon -.o-i, 1eviscd Statutes Of
/ =
,.-s- Ii Dt-EEaLI. :
II, = f1sAa. Jao 3. .s<N.
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Notice OF Forfeiture.

T'l. - n.rIe-,cr.
w ARE IEHGEY NOTIFIED THAT
i'tr ,slead.a one hundred dollars
- sud- improvements upon the
Sc ..i' mining claim. situated ON West
+. (. Warin Spring. Creek Min
Al.ua> county. Idaho Terri
il "-a.- g, h9id the said premise
c Provisions of section 232l of thc
i.'.,.i Statutes of the United. being the
,... ..' required - hold the same for thc
H.t December 81. 1855, and II
= .it,tE Gays from tie service of this
,...: " within ninety days after thi,
~ p-.Hcaiionl Including costs o..
.''' '.".. YOU iaii or refuse 70 cOntributc
~ l-'il.tlan Of such expenditure as
''.h r. Your Interest in said claim your
Z one-iGurtb, amounting to 80
'l'at inc property of the subscriber
e'.'-- ..-.. ,r..ou 25ZL
n. WM. SCHULTZ.
i.'.e .. httclum. Idaho. Jan. g,.Iss6.
''.f' publication Jan. 8. 1856.
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ODDS AND ENDS.

Good for bolls-teakettle.
When colored BARRIERS quarrel
they are liable to razor row.
Scandal is preserved in strong
solution of lie.-Whitehall Times.
The man who persists in remain
ing single is too economical by
half.
Never judge PERSONS religion
by the gilt on the edges of their
-book.-Whitehall Times.
When a good dog bites bad
man, pity should be about evenly
divided. New Orleans Picayune.
Love is a passion which fire.
quently comes we know not how,
and it quits us just in the same
manner.
In Central Park. Shelf the
lion were to break out which would
you save first, the children or me?
Me.-Texas Siftings.
When a man dies in the Society
Islands they paint his body, but in
this country his character is the
thing that is frescoed.
You ask what an "open secret
is" Well, my son, an open secret
is one that woman swears she
won't tell.-Boston Transcript.
A recent song has the following
refrain: ooh hug me closer, closer
still" OF course there are frequent
rests, to give a fellow chance to
comply.
A new Paris spring bonnet is
called "the giarlfc." The fashion
inventors seem determined to drive
all men up into the gallery.-Chi-
cago Journal.
One Of the things that Sitting
Bull has learned during his recent
Eastern trip is that knives were
made to eat with as well as scalp
ing purposes.
The weight of the earth is esti-
mated at 5,SS5,000,000,000
tons, and yet there are men who
think they tip it up whenever they
90 abroad.-Hartford Post.
Small Boy (pointing to picture
of the herald angels)-Is them
angels, ma? Mother = Yes, my
child. Small Boy-How do they
get their nightshirts on over their
wings?
Sewing-girls are paid scventy-fve
cents dozen for making shirts,
and yet a married woman won't
sew button on one until she has
been promised a pair of diamond
earrings and a sealskin sacque.
Tommy asked his father the
name of a large building which
they were passing. "That is a
blind asylum" said the father.
"Then,' said Tommy, whats the
use of putting windows in it?"
New Jersey is excited over
ghost that kisses the women and
climbs lightning-rods. A ghost
that will kiss a New Jersey woman
will climb almost anything to take
the taste out of his mouth.
Mrs. Bascom was highly offended
upon remarking to a friend that
F" Miss Prettyfeather. had the most
elaborate trousers Of any girl in
town." to be reminded that she
probably meant "trousscau."
"What is your name?" asked
the Sheriff of an old negro who
had come to pay his taxes. "Jim
Fry, sab, fodder o. de late Mr.. Fry"
" How long has your son been
dead~ "He amt dead, de late
Mr.. Fry amt" "Then how can he !
be the late Mr.. Frye" " Case he's
nebcr on time-allus late, sah."-l
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-03-13

E;fr SEND i0conts postage, and we VII
"A NAlU mail you free royal, valuable,
sample box of goods that will put you in the
way Of making more money at opce, than
anything else in America. Bot'i sexes Of
ali ages can live at home and work IN spare
.iI..c. or All the time Capital not required.
lle Nj atart xou.-ymmcnse pay sure ior
t.ose wnu start at once. bTiNson 70.
isx1la00. Maine. hc~A
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District Court Summons.


IN the District Court of the Second Judicial
District. of the Territory of Idaho, in and
for the County OF Alturas.
ELIZABETH J. MEILY, Plaintiff,
SAMUEL MErLY, Defendant
The Peoule of the United States in tie Ter
ri,ory of Idaho send Greeting to Samuel
Nelly, Defendant
XvOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED To
appear in an action brought against
vou bv tie abovc-named plaintiff. IN
the District Court OF the Second Judicial
District of the Territory OF iaado, in ana
Tor the Comfy OF Alturas. and 20 answer
The complaint filed therein, within ten days
exclusive Of the dav of service, after the
service on YOU of this sglminons--if served
within this county: or. il served out OF this
county bat in this district, within twenty
lays; otherwise. within forty days or
Judgment By defnult will be taken against
you according 10 the prayer OF said COM
plant. "
The said action is brought 10 dissolve the
bond, of matrimony heretofore aud now
existing between YOU and thc plaintiff, alleg-
ing that this action is based upon your
dcSertion and failure To provide for her the
common neccssaries of life, the facts more
fully apnearing i'm plaintiffs complaint, a
certified copy of which is herewith served.
And you are hereby notified that If you
fail TO appear and answer the SAID COM
plaint. as aboye-required, the said plaint'ii
win take default and apply to the Court Tor
the relief demanded in plaintiffs complaint
Given under my hand and the
seal of the District Court OF the
Second Judicial District Of the
Territory of Idaho. in and ior
L. .. the County of Alturas, this 2,tii
- dav of January, in r!le year of
Lord one thousand eight hun
cred and eigity-six.
A. L. RICHARDSON.
Clerk of the District Court.
BY Il. Z. RIcHARps.,
Deputy Clerk.
E. o. WHEELER, Plaintiffs Attorny.
First publication Feb. 6, 1885.
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T'',e sex ort''e locomotive.

Why" asked tio 81 pass a--r,
does an engineer always cai lis
engine She
Iae,c was q moment ol ea9ar-
RAISING s.l.l s, when The man on
the wood box said something about
her headlight" which was fol-
lowed by a hollow gfoan all aloaq
the line.
Because" vcnturol the tall,
thin passenger, "the more you
throttle her the faster she goes"
But this was barred out under
the rules. The man with the sample
case suggested, because she runs
the mail, but everybody said "ah,
there !" so sarcastically that he
apologized. The cross passenger
said "because there was SO much
hustle and bang about her." and he
was fined cigars for the crowd on
the spot. The bashful passenger
said may he it was because she
pulled the smoker" and he was
Kissed off the stage.
And longer had they sung, but
the woman who talks bass closed
the lodge by croaking: because
we couldn't get along without her"
New York Mercury.
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VOL. 5.


To J. w. Hines:
l. l have expended one hundred dollars
i'm labor and improvements upon the Car.
v.enter lode mining claim. situated in
Warm Springs Creek Mining District. Altu-
ras county. Idaho Territory, in order to
hold said premises under the provisions Of
section 1921 Revised Statutes of the United
States. being the amount required to bold
the same for the year ending December 81,
1885, and if within ninety days from the
service of this notice { or within ninety days
after this notice by publication }, including
costs of publication. yen fail or refuse TO
contribute your proportion Of such expend-
iture as co-owner, your interest in the
said claim will become the property of the
subscriber under said section 2,2i.
G.. w MILLER.
Dated at Ketchum. Idaho, Jan. .. 1855.
Iirst publication ] an. 2. 1855.
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Any geld jewelry that an INNER
sion IA wator VIII not injugo, can
be beautifully cleaned by shaking
Ii seli ia bottlo nodl!y Ealf iu.:
Of warm soapsudA 10 Which 6
lttle prepared olalk has beou adja.,
All afterwards rins;ng il, clear.
coid water, ara wipins Il 'l1s,
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-03-13

There are $4,000 words in the
English language.
1t is rumorel ut Washington
that war with China is not improb-
able.
Edison has patented a device for
telegraphing to anl from running
trains.
The boys who were born after
the close of the late war became
voters this year.
1t is reported that American mis-
sionaries in China are being NAL
treated by Chinese mobs.
1t is announced from San Fran
cisco that after VI ~ first two steam
crs per month will be run to Alaska
The saving banks of Brooklyn,
n. Y, have reduced the rate Of
interest on deposits to three per
cent.
The New York Sun has engaged
VIM. Henry IIuthbert, ex-editor of
the World, as its London cores
pondent.
The Chief Justice of Nova Scotia
has announced that hereafter he
will punish women with the lash
and halter.
An English halter makes n stand
ing offer Of $1,000 to anyone who
will suggest new hat which shall
be adopted by the public.
A horseshoe has been invented
that comes on AM of like a mans
shoe. A rim at thc bottom anl
buckle at the top hold it in place
\ pad protects the bottom Of The
hOof
The Des Moines, Iowa, Leader
presents Il new version" in the
crisp remark that its neighbor, the
Register, while wildly paving the
air in frantic wrath, will fnd plenty
TO 10 if it will pull the box car out
of its own optic, instead Of ia sl-
ing around after the lllxsc1l Z rs Tie
peppers of the o,h3- .e.'oa
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-03-13

A bank Cashier seldom goss OF
until hs is scaded. aAa then hs
makes 40 reposL.-IoHe.l Citizen
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IN the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District. of the Territory of Idaho, in and
for the County of Alturas.
ELIZABETH J. MEILY, Plaintiff,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-07
River News.

River News.
There was little unusual to happen at
the wharf yesterday.
The rate between Palatka and Jackson
Vile has again come down to nominally
nothing. Twenty-Five cents pays the
fare.
In consequence Of the beautiful wealth
er the steamers from down the river
were well loaded with passengers
The Leila band is one of the very best
on the river. The music yesterday be-
fore going out was unusually fine, and
was highly complimented by a great
many.
The schooner Amelia p. Schmidt was
towed up the river yesterday, where it
will unload it's cargo Of iron for the st.
Augustine and Halifax river railroad.
The Monticello sailed for Charleston
yesterday, with her usual full lead of
freight.
The steamer ii. 3. Plant came in yea
terday morning bringing large quanti-
ty Of oranges, from the Indain river coun
try,
The music on the boa.s was unusually
good yesterday. One OF the most
striking" airs was "The girl I left be-
hind me, played by tie band on the
Sylvan Glen, which led the Eliza Han
cox by a few lengths on their arrival.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-07

J. ". Ellis, Atlanta, Ca, writes: l have had
a severe form OF Eczema, ten years, and have
called to secure relief, from various doctors,
and about 40 bottles OF 4 noted remedy. 1t
was pronounced incurable, but the use of B
II. b has Effected cure, and refer to Ora
d. o. e Hcery and F-F- Taber, Atlanta, Ga.
". II. Cheshire, at W. II. B-otheFton's store,
writes: II hav" had large eating nicer on my
leg cur53 T., ... Use of Z. B. b.
1t is d5ciie-lya most wonderful medicine
for the cure cf bloOI diseases, and it will
please everybody.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov. 8, 1854.
lc Cf my customers. Mrs. l.. Williaus. has
been using b Is. B. short time and reported
10 the tuat il far surpa scs all other blood rem
cdicS sho has used. an that she could hearth
ly sanction anything said in its favor, as IL
has given her more relief than anything she
had ever used before. w. ii. OWEN,
Druggist.
\ - page book filled ... i information about
your blood, your skin. kidneys, rheumatism,
old ulcers and sores blood poison, etc, mail
ed free 70 anyone Address,
BLOOD BALM CO.,
Atlanta. Ga.
For sale at lie PUTNAM PHARMACY.
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BOttLedAdVertiSing

L has been demonstrated that bottled adj
vertsing - superior TO any and all modes.
We have adopted the plan Of placing the
bllk OF our advertising INSIDE OF the bottle
and corking it up, while others do all their
work on the outside.
That is the reason that B. D. d. proves so
valuable in the cure OF all blood diseases,
Scrofuous Swcllings and Sores, Rheumatism,
Catarrh, Skin and Kidney affections. Merritt
IS in the bottle and the patient is at once con-
vinced of the fact. Large bottles 81, three
for S2.5a. Address Blood Balm Co, Atlanta,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-07

For sale at lie PUTNAM PaARIACY.
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LATER.

LATER.
And that printer, placid lying,
In tho depths of heil-flre frying,
Grinned and hugsed himself at last;
No: the ferces, pains of dying,
Had for him one half the terrors of the an
guish OF the past.
LIPS that nature formed for kisse.
Sweetened for n lovers blIsses,
His sin had caused to curl, irate;
So even in he'll he feels the kisses
Hurled ut him by furious Misses,
And seeing Justice, low he murmers 'Kis-
nett Is fate.
Eut ii devil growing bolder
Leans upon that printers shoulder,
Daring to rend in measured verse,
Then even then he will grow colder.
4. nd soon into black ashes shoulder,
Moaning family" This 10 worse.''
Ed. News.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-07
Her PicturC.

Chica go Current.
"What you looking at, gran'pa -
'Her picture, lass
"What makes you look at gran mas
picture so much! Can't you 'emember
how she looked when she was Iive?"
eyes lass, but it fades away; fades SO
quickly my heart is unsatistied. I can
see her in the picture here and look at
her long time
"What makes you want to so much,
sran'pa? The face is old aud wrinkl-
ed"
'.No, no, lass You don't see. The
face is fair and round, and the roses
come and go in her cheeks like they al
ways did when looked at her long"
"why. gran'pa Her cheeks are
wrinkled and sunk in and
Whats the matter with thee lass ::
Don't l know her face? can see it as plain
as the day kissed it first in the orchard
path lonx-long ago. Them's dimples
you see in her cheeks, lass. Rougish
dimples that always laugh to gladden.
the heart that sees them. And that rose
in her hair"
.'Where gran'pa? Let me see.''
There on that side, lass, where the
curls shine like gold.'
"why, gran'pa, it's all straight and
gray"
s'No, no, lass. Don't l see them !?
They looked jus. that way when first
loved her, lass. They never change.
saw them every day till she died-every
day for fifty years, the same golden
curls. When your mother was wee
babe she used to play with them, lass,
and fill her little fingers with the golden
rings Pretty rings, lass; prettier rings
them golden curls made than ever s
princess wore"
''Prettier than mine, gran'paT'
'Prettier than any body's, lass. There
never were any like hers before nor since,
never, anywhere. And when she smiled
a. she docs now"
s'Why, gran'pa, she Amt smiling,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-07
Cemetery News.

Excnange,
Fritz Heirer 10 the professional grave
digger Of Texas town. He did not al
ways pay his taxes promptly, and once
while he was hard at work digging
grave. and had got down about five feet
into the bowels Of the planet, he percieved
a dark shadow between himself and the
sun. Looking up, he perceived a deputy
hsriff.
Watts the madder now?n
s'Ive got . notice to serve on you for
no. paying your taxes"
Mine Gott" exclaimed the unfortun-
ate man, protruding his head from the
hole in the ground, ga man has no peace
even ven he vas in dot grave. Vat a
goontry! vat pesbles."
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAHAM.

Arrivais-Miss NJ l. Hastings, Como,
L o Gold, Barlow, II Patterson, L
Bell, Penel, Wv Spencer. B N Miller,
Seville, Mark E Straus, Lisbon, all of Fla;
E Z Estelle, w S Buckstt, De Witt, 10;
Mrs l. z Mitchell, Butler, Mr, l. d Fas-
sett, Franklin, both Of Pa; II Charles
ton, S C; Thos Carlisle, j 7 6 K W Ry;
w Y Holland, New York.
MARION HOTEL.
Arrivals-R Mack, jacksonville, Edw
Barnes, Concert, Fla; NJ 4 Keller, Gin
cinnati, o.. w w Underwood, Rome, Ga:
T French, Manville; T III Burton, n Y F.:
L p Lacock, Grenada, Mich; B F Per-
due, l. A Nash, NJ d Daily, Ocala; Mrs
G Raymond, Albany. n Y.
HOTEL PHOENIX.
Arrivals-John Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs
Cargill, Boston; E C Smith, y Y: Mrs 4
G Tenant, Georgetown; w Clark and
wife, Baute Creek, Mich; D Y Wetzlar,
wife and daughter, Phila; Mr. and Mrs c
II Fuller, Mr. and Mrs Belle, Pawtucket,
r 1: A II Providence. d.: E Ames and
wife, Wo,ce Mass; w Han.ell, N
Orleans; G Z How, Somerville, n j; w
II Gleason, Eau Celia, Indian River; I
w Angler, Brunswick; Mrs Bagalow,
Rochester, N Y; Ely Spencer and wife,
Jacksonville, Fla; Geo Mitchell, q Ar
my; II Ely and wife, Lawson Daniels
and wife, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
CARLETON.
] F Green, N Y; f ii Huckaby, Charles
tod ID III Judsod, n Y; G L Aunroe,
N X; John O'Dent, Grove Park, Fla: Z
j Swayne, N Y; NJ 2 Yestman, Pa; II 2
Potter, Fla; Ell Bulhart,, Pa; Mr. and
Mrs c Markens, n y; t S Hardaway,
&c Goldmsre, Fla; w p Snow, Yer
mont; L 8 Kellogg, Wis; II B Hamlyn,
Fla; I f Kramer, n Y: r Hopper. Phil;
L c Seal, Ala;C S Wilgus. n Y; Lord.
n Y; F Aukery. FAX; w G Wood and
wife, Iowa; II I Wood and wife and
three children, Iowa; Misses Wood, Ia.
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FLORIDA,
state News Boiled Down, 0oissored
and Pasted.
Ed. Ews.

and Pasted.
Tramrs are numerous about Jackson
vile
st. Augustine is to be divided irto
wards.
Moody and Sankey, the world-renown-
ell revivalists. are soon to visit Jackson
vile.
The Madison Recorder asks: "What
10 nicer than a woman's cheek:' Well.
brother, that depends, when 1t comes to
kissing, we prefer tho lips.
On Wednesday night burglars entered
the office Of the st. Johns Railway Co..
at Tocoi, and succeeded in taking off the
safe door and obtaining about $50 dol
lars. There is no clsw to the parties who
committed the robbery.-St. Aug. Press.
On Sunday last the wind blew i'm
mense from the northeast. Several of
the pleasure yachts were forced from
their moorings and floatsd with the tide
TO the south. The several captains went
in hot pursuit and the boats were finally
overtakcn and sailed back aud anchored
in a better place of safety.-Press.
The importance Of having abstract of
title is clearly proved by an important
sale of property that occurred the other
day, which fell through because OF a de-
fective title. Every owner of property,
whether q prospective seller or not,
should have one, then he knows beyond
controversy just how he stands.-Ocala
Banner.
Grading on the Florida Midland Rail-
road is progressing finely. Iron for the
road az far as Lake Jesup is now on the
way, and the work Of laying it will COM
nence shortly. The ties for that much
Of the road we are reliably informed
have already been bought.-Banner.
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THE PRINTERS FATE.
.ttcn forThe Palatka News.

Have you seen him? Have you read him
"Can you tell at all what lead him
ITO set up such awful linesl
"was his culture long neglected
.'Or because twas une xpected
That he dare cut up such shines 20
Fierce. han the fiercest pirate.
Sat the Poet, wildly irate,
Asking. " How can such things be:
Did he know twas done to ME?"
Danced the Poet to and fro.
what It is / want to know
How he dared to treat ME so:"
For q handful of his har;
Flung his arms out in mid-air;
Glaring round with deadly glare.
IN kill him il can,
II will kill that Printer Man!
Il can fancy how he sat,
= Twisting this. distorting that.
Grinning ghastly all the while.
with fell and deadly smile.
Its the nature Of the man,
:" The fantastic Printer MAN,
= Then the Poet softly muttered;
. This the direful threat he uttered.
''Thus I'll serve that Printer Man.
" IN a longer poem write ne.
- Dull and stupid, I'll indite me,
= Yards on yards OF posm write me,
Want OF words will not alright me
And III read IL. If can
" Head it to that Printer Man.
"ks can!'
Then he wrote and then he straishtway.
Wslkei into that Printers gateway;
Up the stairway walked and planked him,
In that Primers sanctum;
Sat him on that Printers chair.
Swore he not, nor even scolded,
But that awfuls creed unfolded,
Sitting by that Printers side.
There he read with uDabatng
vis,or- whist the Printer waiting,
Vainly hoped to stem the tide
Stronger grew the Poets reading,
Fainter grew the Printers needing,
Tnl his senses all receeding,
There that wicked Printer
DIED.
And the Poet, warlikc dancing,
Kound his PROSTATE foeman pranc:n.,
Doth this Turkish blessing crave:
+" May the longest cared grey donkey,
" Nay the loudest braying donkey,
" Sing ON his grandfa.aer's gravel"
ANNIE E. CARLISLE.