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National Republican., 1886-01-19

TOR RENT-GEoRGETowN1 1901 3OTH ST.,
II corner Of Gay st-Large, unfurnshed or fur
nished rooms, with open hre place. on I'd floor;
lighted and heated; fuel found by the tenant; first
class cook in the house for reasonable rates. (rooms
from s7 to 500; janlor OF building gives all in.
formation; lines OF street cars within square OF
the door and ut the door. Apply 10 I. Il. WAC
CANAAN, agent, OF i ST.
National Republican., 1886-01-19
For RENT---MIsCEL1ANEoUs -.

ELEGANT CHICKERING UPRIGHT PIANOS
IL for rent Tuning and repairing a speciality. Il.
A: URs0,s Piano Rooms 737 9th ct. N. w.
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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-12

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4la1.,l.a-. great all alal battle sIll
U.slr,. kr1x 90 P-rs.s. about t1s be-
.aate. n th. festive. ef ths great l1ys
t-riz- ~ Athens. the soothzsyer ARIs-
rsAsDaa p-rform-l private ceremonies
before tls tslt 9t ALsxlsDEz end of-
ferzd sacril- -e= o. Fear
-ar has Lot been 8iI-olt her affairs
IazsECs sacrh-ed b. her q j fLU-
r4Aca lells US. l tL- .fe oi Aals aLd
CLzoaEsEs. t4at tie Laced le nqulalz
allt d magliteen. temple 90 Fear
ehom tl-y aouor-l, act as q perulc-ous
demon. but -as e boll " al zocd gov
srumelL'
It ls Iist possible that the Washing
ton gentleman las been reading ancient
1.stoly and las been quoting Il 20 oena-
tors ~ Is cloak under which the United
States may back dosa from her position
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-12

THE TELEGRAM HERALD does
not want your money unless n gives yea
an adequate return ter IT, if sou adesr-
iise foI anything n the WaEi columns
a-d don't get ~, your money vii be re-
funded OF the advertisement VIII be re-
Pesied. The advertisements taken on
this condition are al those coming under
e1. p Rooms 20 Kent, Rooms Want
20, Male Help Wanted, " Female
Help Wanted, 81 uation~ Wanted
Female, " Situations Wanted Male,
" miscellaneous, end ali Advertisements
not OF q strictly Commercial nature.
Thousands have iried the plan during
the past few months. Try il younen.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-12
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

Az 90 arlI-aliltll.s lt li.l- tsltlsa ,szttt.1
"a datsssf At.-4 satspE ~ aEste.l ~ttut-
. fl..as. fii a. charged seer 4t tlss antfoflli
s.als tl tls -...lt tss laa- Al.age iiass sllt lll
Isl. as.lf
ttTr...e SIS asfll- -.Ea.itIat- Can sFsuEs
rslutta faifs - 4Fs.l ftts ai Ehs alatr
tae Hails..s uf llas- iu ais ASS ftt-s
t..h at tf-4la as $50 lall~ thc uasli istr sll
sslis - -ssfl. Aaa l.lrt lf 5 isl. toisnts.a
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-12

WANTED TEN GOOD RELIABLE AGENTS
" of either sex. 10 canvass the city. on salary
or commission. Apply at - Mateuoo-st. o.. ~
Ease and wife.
MANTED-AGENT- OF BOTH sEN FOR THh
" greatest book of modern times Tie Sell
Educator boy Prof Leverage oi h ale college ID
Is a blessing to every home An indispensable le
book t0 cNery young man IS h0 wants % succeed
400 liic. aud of priceless value IN any position. ID
IS a. thc name .ussest.. a self educator agent
are reapins q hig harvest with this book Alpy
et once for territory as 10 IS taken fast Addrt -
M ~ this oiice.
WANTED THREE LADIES or BUSINESS
" tact and energy lo solicit orders for Cobb.ns
Commentary on tle Bible and 1hndrens hai
Hours with Jesus Illustrated by Done So
christian iamily can afford io b. without them
Addres, ID. O. this office. SALARY and commission
WANTED = LADY AGENTS. POSITIVELY
" clear sl0 daily with my wonderful new pa
tent rubber uudorEament for females. oar
Knoxville agent made st3 iu four days. Nh. p
J. Little box isa. Chicago. lh. ll
lIAETED-CANNA-- EkS THROTGHOr OrT THF
" state t0 solicit mem mnerShip for the Michigan
Masonic Home. Fer particulars address. Al.
Nash Secretary Grand karids Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-12

4 YOUNG Man, HHLLAEDER. ACQUAINTED
4 with The Eng ish. Holland. German and
French language and bookkeeping. ana willing
10 30 ally klud ot IS TX ln uIhce Jr store wants Il
situation Address y. Telegram aerad. -ll
MANTED-A POSITION As COACHMAN or
W 10 work ln wholesale grocery or sOuld
drive del very OF amy Kind, best Of reitrcn es
Address B, 40 sCauIcrst. II
WANTED-A SITUATION, As MILLER, 81
W years of age. II ears experience Adcges.
James Aldrich. Byron Centre Mich. ~
WANTED SITUATION IL WHOIEsA ALE
" mouse H. shipping clerk or i'm retail house as
clerk. Would 60 on The roaG If desTtd Talk
English and German. Best OF references given
from last employer Address g.. ca Tins once
MANIED-A YOUNG LADY srENOGRAPHER
W with typewriter wants position a. cOrrcs-
pondent Is willing To go ont Of town. Addres.
r, ger Telegram o.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-12
ZOE RENT-ROunES.

COR RENr-TWO UNFJkNIsHED ROOMS.
L Inquire So Monroe-st, up second light stairs.
II
NOR RENT-LARGE FURNISHED FRONT
/ room, convenient Tor TWO gentlemen. llS
Monroe-st n
nor RENT-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
i room rs South Division ~ u
EOk RtNT-fLEAsANI FURNISHED FRONT
/ rooms with modern conveuieuccs Led yard
block, FIST hallway irom Duriees. lo4
no RENI-ONE LARGE ROOM. 30 q Canal
| 81. has three front windows gss aud steam.
Enquire al once OF q. A. Berwiu, No. % CsnAl-st.
-fff
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-12
SPRING & COMP PANY'S
DRESS GOODS SALE
LOT /.
1000 yards Plain and Novel
ty Suitings, worth from $l.25
to $50, for $l.00.
LOT H..

1900 yards. This lot CON
sists of Plain and Mixed Suit
ings in the very latest styles
and colorings - splendid for
street and travelling costumes.
Worth S5c to $l.00 for zoe.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-12

" B5 wtiHEl s, Foks sSh4 NANAeas (, ,sl.' o5
AZ az Monroe ~ here orders Viii g. rcce wed fuT
painting, paper hanging snd freecpoiug ksmeu.
ber the Disce Opposite the soldiers Mougmen nt
GTT BAKERY ANU CONFECTONEK l5f
L Grandvillesve Regular trade solicited.
kO6E. Proprietor,
I O. BERKNKR. WATCHES CLOCKS AND
y. Pine jewellery IS Nonroe-st
ASCAK DYE A7 DIVISION 81 CAkrENTER
~ ard 'oh shop Screens specially
I'OMN l--ION r j LAB a go. WE0i p
u ssle dealers FRI frIii sud reEafstie. blftef.
ezss efc.. and ia I0nis-st Grand Harids Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-12

A considerable proportion of the matter
Hn 'he editorial page Of the New Yors
f~ SOW set up by machinery .-
a T.rs
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-12

n THE DOLLAR sPECrACLEs. viih Per
~ fectiOu Glasses. nom Loeb Katrina. ~eol. .slc
al are superior t0 all other, a. the ICIl.ts are
= gfOund and polished with mathematical pre-
cisi0n, iuvgoraiiug the eve. and lu many Casse
curing visual defeCts Avoid using Common
spectscies- Clrcular- free +. hOHAN. its
Morfrl4s--f
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-12

OF = Fl r. y e a r
EsNT Fn-trFE 7--llsf -ss sat rsrr. .e--e- --
IRELAND 90 rnnsFs var re~ 81
srH E-es rrf err aHFT
f-r -Fr1 kf EH -rier trsrev F~
a1T .errs TsHF- - Crfa~ ~ AIS q srN
tste tE1- 1,F-eF aefsrr-sre 49, Tsr-sre-s.
s1sEexTs srs ~ - p. s-err Pssrfof 'f
sras-n1
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-12

NOR RENT-rACTORf N MlLLST Tbs
very convenient brick building, oDxlo0 feet
five stories high, Wlth sixty hOrsc power water
wheel. hydraulic stand pipe, Lose and nozzlcs IN
each room. elevator, steam heating pipe, sha q
ing, pulleys betting, etc, also addition contain
ing Olhce powerful steam engine, boiler coal
rOOm aid dry room, store room, e.c. Inquire Of
ButterwOr,h ana Lowe. ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-12

THE optimistic .nfttlation or the willf1l
blindness gf those who advocate the eight
hour system can hardly excite anything
olt -dIelie 0n the part o.. men Who permit
themselves -o think honestly Ner York
-tar
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-12

LuheALE- -fAAIfuhN s. Al>a laI WAGON
/ tneult oi ota ufAlatE hl.i-ls .Fe..
Lifry -lailt
IOk SALE tiitAFA4 EeaN 4 Hnf-INaN
1 hiock tfsl tlass f4uiluie H.a .ita.is
springs A-fi.ts.e tafpl- l4a. tl.raTs Iul a.
Auftel. >-Hlue Ae.l at Dishes aal al
ltetssari-s tar Iol-ssct il.nl r. .a ls s. aUl
p-l1 Iu lusia tii- NlL 20 10 rs.lls aflef D. b
n. ta tfcc tse-lns
sOn -Ai-E llltsf -NNr efHIll faHIl1 ttA
liurl4sI Due 4.t.- elD.l.s lela e. AI alU
horse inu eeaI ..uI e,al' tarritErs Iu set cUn
Cell aflrr b. ul .I before U larIller a 81
ume a. lulia sl. between Fountain ans gal-st-
easI Ui uuloa
pOk sALE CHEAP-lo MAKE ROOM fOR
cylinder. LaIf medium allfar ffass il .I.at
condition J. p stanton, Grand hslAl.
NOR .Alh-NoMfLEIE SKI ~ REPORTS
/ Waits aClalA aul lcfelres end other Fail.
abc laW books hll br $50 cheap address
Fred =. Clark GRAND Rapids Nlla-
I0k -ALh-A SECONDHAND CHlfkAkfhl
piano. Nll bl SOLD cheap ii aid solu tsll
al Mn Dewey ils Monroe sl cl sialis
rOR sALE-A LADY WHO Us oulAu Io
leave the city desires i9 eel lle square
piano four round CUuers. LFsi-0.ass make ten
used lcss ulan three months Al-l nc sa.l lu
tHo weeAs. Cali aiier n. 80 1e Ottawa 81
TOR sAf.E-A FlRSf-CLA~S SlINhk WAICh
Eleln. National Wsteh Company. llake
cost SIS. used but Atte. Wli be sold a. liberal
discount. insHlre 81 lFlEoets -HsEsLn afree
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-12

one John 3 Conp pli naeut 20 Another
The man who never shoots in The air is
che Kind of soldier John Logan is Cur
.ra I4..irrr.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-12

THE SECURITY sIoRAGEcoNPkN1 sIORE-
| and lusures furniture. household goois ard
general merchandise a. low rates. Ooels sold OF
commission, packed moved and shipped go. 81
Huron-st Telephone rs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-12


Extra Quality Gros Gram
Silks, about fifty pieces, up
wards of four thousand yards,
in all colors and shades, for
ffty-eight cents per yard
This lot has all been reduced
rom one dollar and one twen-
ty-five per yard.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-12

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tasagll4er faklIE llt &c.,
Gloss c0uucri boa sf Dnu-s. -.-At
ueln.it f0r Nru horf air.. t.- 500 81
fae following mnr.ng ." -
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lflli g. Grand haFlas - ~
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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-12

Tie cla.-ma al o, tnv Democratic state
Cout4.rss- % Texas endorsed CLEyE
Ltso before tl- convention 90 Tuesday
olt ia.alariy enough seems 10 have
omitted aay compliments f)r Secretary
BtGAsD
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-12
LOT III.

5000 ards, comprising eight
or ten different styles of goods
in canvass and serge effects,
plain and plaids, Csc to 75c,
for SOC.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-12

kANIED-A GIkL fOk DtNEkAL n0Isf-
" work. small family iare veg and go1d
house fol tne -sl- party lA44lre a. -l. AAl.s,il-
e.. cis.
NANIEp-IM0 DINlNaEo0M GIRLS. OSE
" Tor lAe fasu uiou Reed LAKE. one 20 IA
Monroe 81 -aellaud Bros
NlANIED-A COMPETENT GIRL fOE oEN-
W efai hou-ewcrk Apply 90 Ms. Chas
1ot. $50 Cheryst 8
NANIED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
~ work ln a small family uCsuAa preferred.
31 MI Aemon-sL
WANTED OOOD COMpEfENT 0lHL F0k
" general housework imu eulately. Apply al
l>u second ave Ms " " smith.
MfANTED-LADiE To WORK FOR ME AT
" home OF 90 travel Soneth.pg entirely new.
for ladies only, - daily easily made nO ph1t0. uo
painting part, ulars iIee, Mn + H. Lille Box
4ib Chicago, III. d.
tEAAIED-A COMPETENT WOMAN TO SILL
~ day goods in retail store. Must be one oi
long experience and possess rare qualification.
Add ess IN llll. Look Box 25., Irayulse Oly
Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-12

De Gusti1us Men Disputandum. -
The presiden, appeirs 20 be- rather more
pirucglar rs t0 the character Of his butter
rhan as to fhe character Of his attorney gen
erals - ft. ..frs Tlarf
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-12

fVH n N 'I-IIVt NJ.
NOR RENT-sALOON AND RESTAURANT IN
hrsi-class basement saloon fixtures can
be bought cheap by tie parry Ce>iuIs % rent.
Ward * Ward, conner Lyon AID Kent SIS. CT.
NOR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
L with All modern Improvements. situated ia
the best resident part OF the city. Original cost
$1,000, big discount aud easy terms that viii
buy u thls month Address Dix, Care Carrier
No. 3, City.
no KENT-SMALL HOUSE SOUTHERN PART
1 city near street cars. En 4uiTe Masey Bros
SH0ttaWa-st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-12
2,7O YARDS

Moquette Carpets, the best
qualities of American manu-
facture, comprising a great
variety of choice patterns.
Your choice of the entire
stock for $l.35 per yard.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-12

GRAND RAPIDS ara-DAY ACo l
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-08-07

Miss Coral Morgan, of Oxford
daughter of Chief Justice Morgan
who has been visiting her sister
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Snow, at this place
returned home last Thursday fol-
the purpose of joining pleasure
party to make the tour of Yellow
stone Park. The young lady
during her visit here, has evinced
her skill as an artist in the produc-
ton of several handsome crayon
pictures, enlarged from photo
graphs, that display as fine and
artistic a touch as that produced
by many who claim to be adopts in
free hand drawing. Miss Morgan !;
a genius in her way, and evidently
when once undertaking to accom-
plish an object knows no such worc
as fail. This faculty is displayed
in the making of very handsome
frame of brass and velvet, surround
ing a picture of Major Hyndman''
infant son "Billee." The many
friends of the young lady will re
greet her departure.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-08-07
I'm His Element.

II there is any one thing that
Fitzgerald, of the Forwarding
House enjoys, it is a fine team OF
horses, ard the one he was driving
last Tuesday put him in his ele-
ment. With party of friends ne
drove out to the Springs and made
the team scamper over the distance
to that popular resort at a rate that
would have given the dust to the fast
mail service over the U. +. X. Il.
While in the plunge he attempted
to show his agility on the safety
rope, bat was rescued just in time to
save the rest Of the party from re-
turning home like q funeral pro-
cession.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-08-07
Taken by Storm.

The hum of the politicians is
being heard in the land. On We'd
nesday last quite delegation of
the seekers of the loaves and fishes
were in town and turned them
selves loose on our innocent popu-
lace. The innocent populace
stood the shock. 1t was sudden
and unlocked for, but a dozen or
so aspirants for political honors
are as straws in the wind when
Ketchum asserts herself. Among
the crowd there were candidates
for Sheriff, Assessor, Commissioner,
District Attorney, members of Leg
islature and everything else within
the gift of the people except Coro-
ner. That Office seems to 60 begging.
The visitors found that Ketchum
had few of the kind herself. and, If
necessary, a full ticket can be made
up here at the terminus. Come
again, gentlemen; bring all the
rest of the candidates with you.
There is nothing like letting the
people know what you want and
how you want to get it. Take in
the town, put your announcement
in the KEYSTONE, and then rustic
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-08-07

On last Tuesday a delegation OF
Haileyites, composed of Ed.
Richards, Yves. Hodgman, Frank
Metcalf and Harry Guise arrived
in town on their way to Sawtooth
for two weeks jaunt in the
mountains. All of the boys were
loaded for bear and expect to live
exclusively on the product of their
own unerring aim and piscatorial
adeptness. Guise was elected com
missarygeneral with plenipotenti-
arv powers as cook, and will be ex-
pected to dish up all the fish, meat
and fowl that fall victims to the
prowess of these mighty hunters.
Ranchcrs and all others on the line
of march should look out for their
chickens until after the party re
turns home.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-08-07

during the latter part Of the month.
The prospects of the Lone Pine are
very encouraging, ore having been
found in several places.
The furnace ut the Company's
works closed down during the
week for repairs, and will be started
up again in a few days.
Pardun's pack train brought III
ore from Smoky during the week
for the smelter and left loaded with
merchandise.
The leased portion Of the Black
horse mine. on Boyle Mountain, Is
giving Il good account of itself
Work has been going on for about
three weeks, and considerable ore
taken out. Another shipment will
be made next week.
A small lot of good ore was re-
ceived at the sampling works during
the week, from the Independence
mine. George James and partners
are working the mine with small
force of men, with good prospects
Regular shipments are anticipated
The prospects Of the Yankee
Blade mine are very encouraging
A new body of ore has been struck
promising good yield. Ore i:
being taken out right along, AND
shipments will soon commence.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-08-07
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Tho Clayton.Bay horse Stage
Cpscta and Ono Passenger
Killed.

An accident, distressing in its
nature, occurred last Monday at
Crystal, on the East Fork Of the
Salmon river. The mail from
Clayton to Bayhorse is carried by
Messrs. Green d Knight, the con-
tractors, and left the former place
on Monday at the usual hour. bav-
ing as passengers Frank Willis,
Assessor of Custer County, and
Mrs. Papworth and her infant
child, about ten months old. On
reaching Crystal, just as the cross
ing of the river was to be made.
the team bolted, and, missing the
bridge, went down the bank of the
river into the stream. Mr.. Willis
jumped in time to save himself, but
the babe of Mrs. Papworth was
thrown out and, striking q boulder,
was instantly killed. Mrs. Pap
worth YVES rescued as soon as pos
sible. The team escaped injury
but the stage was badly wrecked.
The body of the infant was taken
to Bayhorsc and buried the follow
ing day. Assessor Willis had his
assessment roll and books with
him, which were badly injured, and
Cal. Kirk, of Bruneau, who had Il
trunk on the stage, found it badly
soaked on its reaching ketchum
last Thursday.
Mr.. Papworth, the father of the
infant killed, lives Mt Clayton, and
is in the employment of the owners
of the stage line. The mail was
also considerably damaged. On
whom the responsibility of the ac-
cident will rest will be hard to
determine. Lawrence Green, one
Of the owners Of the stage, was the
driver, and did all he could 10 pre-
vent the accident, but it came SO
suddenly that it was really over
before he could have secured con-
troll of the team and prevent the
overturning of the stage.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-08-07

To VIM. Armstrong. or his heirs or assigns.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
L have expended one hundred dollars
in labor and Improvements upon the Bslne-
bird lode mining claim, situated in Saw
tooth Mining District, Alturas county,
Idaho Territory, during the assessment
year ending December 81. 1885. being the
amount required by law to hold the same
under the provisions OF section 252i Revis-
cd Statutes OF the United States. Your por-
ton of said assessment work Tor your ui.d.-
vided one-half interest OF said claim is
fifty $50 dollars; and If YOU fail or
refuse To contribute your portion OF snch
expenditure rs co-owner, within ninety
days after the publication Of this notice.
your interest in said claim will become the
property OF the sUhseriber under and by
theprovisions of said section 232i.
LEWIS ]. RAKEa.
Payette Ada county, I. T.. April o 1886.
First publication May y, 1886. pd
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-08-07
Alias Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L Second Judicial District of the Territory
of Idaho. i'm and for the County OF Alturas.
A. q. Mandel. plaintiff, vs.. The Tahoma
Gold and Silver Mining Company, defend
ant -,
Territory OF Idaho send greeting 10 The Ia
homa Gold and Silver Mining Company, de-
PENDANT.
You are hereby required TO appear in an
action brought against You by the ABOVE
named plaintiff, in the District Court of the
Second Judicial District of the Territory OF
Idaho, in and for the County of Alturas,
and 10 answer the complaint filed therein.
within ten days Exclusive OF the day OF
scrvice) after the service on YOU OF this
summons, ii served within this county; or.
if served out of this county, but IN tins us
trict within twenty days otherwise, wlthln
forty days. or Judgment by default VIII toe
taken against you according 10 the prayer
of said complaint.
The said action is brought TO recover
Judgment against said defendant for the
sum of SS0S %, interest and costs. alleging
il TO be for money due on account for mer-
chandisc sold August ;, 1881, and for money
paid. laid out and expended for and on be-
half of the defendant, January II, 1888;
that the same has not been paid. nor any
part thereof. the facts more fully appearing
in plaintiff y complaint, which Is hlcd anu
made part hereof, n certified copy OF
which is herewith served.
And you are hereby notified that il You
fail To appear and answer the said com
plant as above required, the said plaintiff
will take default and Judgment Tor the SUM
of $sOS 80 and interest and costs, as de-
manded in said complaint
Given under my hand and the seal OF The
District Court OF the Second Judicial Dis-
trict of the Territory of Idaho, in and Tor
the County of Alturas, this 18th day OF July,
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and eighty-six.
lsEALl A. J.. RICHARDSON.
Clerk of the District Court.
By T. T.. RICHARDS, Deputy Clerk.
uYSpMAS q BATrEX. Attorneys for PA.
First publication, July -, lSSjwj
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-08-07

Neat workmanship in any branch
OF labor always speaks for itself,
and when an article is desired, or
repairs needed, it is natural for one
to seek place where the best sat-
isfaction can be given. This is
particularly true in regard to foot
wear, whether new boots or shoes
are to be purchased or your old
ones mended. A nicely fitted or
repaired boot or shoe speaks for
itself and is walking advertise
ment of the artist. A good many
can be found at Ketchum, and if
each and every one of them had
tongues would say, 'Uhl made NC. "
Every piece Of work that he turns
out shows for itself, and those who
desire fine pair of boots or shoes,
or a job Of mending, should 60 to
Uhl's, where satisfaction is always
guaranteed and prices found to be
at living rates.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-08-07
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To Edwin l.. Preston, or his Heirs or As
s.gns:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
i have expended one hundred dollars
in labor and improvements as assess
ment work on the Twin sister lode
mining claim, situated in Vienna Mining
in order To hold said premises undcr the
provisions Of section X32i Kevisad Statutes
of the United States. have expended for
you fifty dollars, and If within ninety days
liter this notice you fail TO contribute your
portion Of said expenditure rs co-owncr.
your interest IN said clairn will become The
property Of the subscriber under aald SEQ
iior 23A. being tho amount required ~
hold the same for tho year ending Decesls-
Der 81, 1886. HAhh1 SM!ta
Dated ~ Vienna, Alturss county. tdkho
fGW pshlass1un January li. 1851.
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Notice.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NO
i tice is hereby given that /, the under.
signed. having purchased the interest OF
nv partner. Konrad Koningcr in the Nil
wausee Brewery and Saloon. in the town
of Ketchum Alturas county, idaho. VIII
not be responsible for any debts made or
contracted by the said Konrad koninger
after this date. July -. 1885, the partner
ship having been dissolved. and will CON
tue to carry on the business of said Mil
waukee Brewery and Saloon in my own
name. ROBERT koNlNtEh
Ke,chum, idaho, July -, 1856. jy2iwi
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SI,osh00c E.Od sc.

Last night Shoshone Lodge No
l6, /. o. 0. T., was instituted at
Shoshone by Special Deputy Grand
Master, II. Krause, assisted by
Grand Representative Gwinn. The
ceremonies incident to the occa-
sion were witnessed by large rep
resentation of the fraternity
Among the members Of Alturas
Lodge No. Is, Of Kctchum, pres
ent were Geo. Metzler, L. II. Rus
sell, Hank Cassidy, j. Lockmar
and others.