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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-07
COOKE COUNTY CONVENTION.
Special 70 the Gazette.


COOKE COUNTY CONVENTION.
Special 20 the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Aug. G.-The
county Democratic convention met
here to-day, and was organized by the
election OF w f. Wilmington as chair
man. Alter several Democratic speeches
and reports OF committees, resolutions
were adopted reafnhing the principles
OF Democracy and denouncing several
political parties, Appropriate resolu-
lions were then introduced and adopted
depl bring the death of Samuel j. Tilden.
Judge Barrett was unanimously Endorsed
for congress There were no instructions
as to secoud choice. Il. b. Douglass of
Grayson was unanimously indorsed for
senator for this Senatorial district. No
instructions were given for state officers
except Tor Carlisle for superintendent OF
public instruction, The delegation is about
equally divided between Swain and Ross.
w. Nj Boyd, a farmer, was then unani-
mously Endorsed for representative, and
| A. V. Bell for tloater for this and Gray
son counties A county convention will
be called on the second Saturday in Sep
| TENDER TO determine whether or not a
county Democratic ticket shall be nom
] ,t,a,r,,,,, 90 ,ho go, =. ,,..,.,..i. .
I rni,tea for tho NV, tu,o ,,oars a., 49,,
.vnntion a ,lionrnsd
kANs,s ,focp.rs
IEAvENwoprn K,N Arc 4 rba do.
nberations of Inc nemncrartc stota 80
vention were conrlnded vestarday ond
tho ticket as comnIeted 4 ea fnIiocg,
For rnvernor Thnmas NIoorij,ht Toa,,
erworth, ossecistc ;nstice Nv VIII,
law. lieutenant. ooyernnr q Tsott +.
secr.tarv az stots W n p,tpo,. attrr
nev-gonsraI 4 nayinlov. ondl,or w
i ID Kelley. coiored tre,spror "a
I BurcbnrelI, sunerintendant 81 nnblic IN.
struction. W i Montgomerv
No,,INArrn roI coNoppss
LortsvrrIE, Ky Ang q NWon romo.
n NcCrary nae b,.nn ,,om,nst,t TO- go,
eTross Ly ~ no,nocrati,, n~,,,a, ~, ~ -
Ihe Eigbtb Kertuc,v district 1900 "
tine DALLAS Dp1rqAqtoN
special 10 the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX Aug. 1.-THE Dala,
county delegation TO the Democrati,
state convention held n meeting al IN,
Office sf Iudne II Il. Rurks this after
moan Ia take some preIiminarv actin,
before leaving for Galveston Hon
Thomas N Wash was elected chairma,
of Inc delegation,
m IS SURE no wN
snee,,It IN tho Gazette
CISCO Tpx AnS aonr n "a
Wheeler candidate Tor uaptenant- ,o,
ernor' a. at home now lookinr as fTes,
and boneful as n man can Iook after mai,
ing tour Of the state lie has bee,
treated with snrh ma1l,ed Lindnsss and
conrtesies ev,.rvvvhere he has hear ,hot 1,
seems he a forenons concInsiar ,ha,
he will he nomInatsd ~ caIvss,on Nv ]
/ I,rga mainrItv liz leaves tnis at,ornoon
on The IL .honnd train for C.Ives'
ton nv wav oi Tort Worth ~ on,1r IN.
Hvht and inagina from, ~ exnrassions
~ ia 1eonIo iron, eya,v sec,ipr 80 a..
Sat- ~ Vii tall hio@er aud "trono on,
man Than we rnosy ~ da,vn Nm Tha
"mtire West MIII raIse tboir hnts aaS
vn,cas ana hnrrah To-. Whaa,nr "''' "'''
'0'S.9 "'a 80 aH ~ /" n'e''''
N.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-07
TRES TRIAL.
later is Read, Which
y s.,..o,hIug Of a SEN
.,,on in Court.
- to what Haoert o
sw'S r,so.as,d, Told Him
Ahout squire

,.N1GING LITTER
aug 6--The examination
80 into the charges made
lar Squire continued
,bs nearing Of the sixth
e,n--tho one regarding the
q q the latter. o
spier, Jrp was the hrst
ssd, and said he knew Hubert
Il and had seen him a short
W. ~ 70 his death, Monday,
& ,rsnson called at the witness
"a conversation with him.
4 "a went to Mayor Grace In
~ Before he went
witness said, Thompson
letter or paper,
Of December 26 was
I'M identified. He told
,sten Il from a box in the safe
,onsny. After he had shown
Ky he asked me to read it. l
,ben went TO Mayor Grace
3hsrlain Vans. remained in
@ce while the Others retired to
4 scs. When Thompson came
\ Kim II he had given the letter
.sId that he had. He then got
ma and drove away. After
a INA | had conversation with
mel him in Twenty-fourth
8Qsatally. He told me there
ss,ta paper that belonged
Nm which Thompson had
b And he would like TO
u nhlm that l did not think
here or in the sale. He re-
sii letter.
Alrg else saidY
iely afterwards we were
a d party Of gentlemen, and
tore was said on the subject.
las no cross-oxaminatlon.
4Iyon identified the signature
ier as being that of Rollin M.
.-0Let me see that letter.
6paich 1t from Peckham.
glared wildly around and
bn. "Lyon take the stand"
HAS not allowed TO take the
bweyer, as Srapan had pre-
Iclined to cross.eXamine him.
Smith, ex-deputy collector of
Itment of public works, also
the letter, saying: That is
gtitiDg; there can't be any doubt
whatever.
(dlsgusted,) This is a farce.
Miller: We do not propose TO
farce about it; you need make
g on that point.
tier read New York, Dec. 20,
Maurice B. Flynn, Esq; DEAR
consideration OF your receiving
than four County Democracy
who shall vote for my condrma-
of public works, in
that the mayor shall send in my
! that office, j hereby agree
ny resignation as commissioner,
my continuation, in your hands
you may demand the same,
sr make no appointments in said
lout your approval, and to make
lOyals therein as You may sug-
request, and TO transact the
Of said office as you may direct.
:, RoLLIN NJ. SQUIRE.
tness continued that he knew
lie saw him frequently at the
the commissioner of public
u the matter of appointments
IN in vogue was this; Every
ent was submitted to Flynn for
val.
STARTLING RUMoRS.
)RH, Aug. Ga rumor was cir
'.day to the effect that Rollin M.
d Maurice b. Flynn are liable
Sled any moment on criminal
lade to the district attorney 1t
that already bench warrants,
Judge Cowing, were in the
l couple Of inspectors of Byrne's
and that at an opportuDe mo-
documents would be put In exc
Inquiry among the attaches of
itorney's office failed either to
or deny the startling report,
It was nonsense to suppose
iction had been taken which
ice Squire or Flynn in custody.
hearing before the mayor was
Judge COwing absolutely refused
about the reports, saying that it
lining he was not at liberty
atllrm or deny.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-07

martin Female college, rulaski, Tenn.
Before deciding upou school for your
daughters write 20 this institution Tor
catalogue showing its advantages.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-07

Fifteen frstclass brlck.layers, at 80
per day. Apply 70 the undersigned az
i05s Elm street, Dallas, Tex.
G. JOHNSON, Contractor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-07

Months OF sickness, long doctor bills
and broken health can be avoided BY the
use Of Morris csscarine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-07
POLIrICAL.
Doniey County Indorsee Maxey-Cooke In
siructs for Carlisle.
DoNIEY COUNTY CONVENTION.

poSLE1 COUNTY CONVENTION
Corroepoudenoo Of the Gazette.
CLARENDON, Tx, Aug. 3--At the
Democratic convention for Donley
county, held here to-day, Charles GOOD.
night, ESQ., and Hon. C, A. Brown were
elect delegates to Galveston.
Resolutionskindorsing Maxey as United
States senator were passed, aud the
delegates left uninstructed as to other
officers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-07

We offer two refrigerators at less than
cost 10 close out. COLEMAN 4 Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-07
Pittsbumg. Pa.

BE Sure You Get tho Genuine. The
oounierfelts are mnde In 81. Louis Mo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24


The dethsOnemsnt o. Prince Alexan-
der q Bulgaria comes ~ q total sur
prise 10 The diplomats Of Western En-
rspe. Il h due uitheut aoabl 10 The
infasnee q Russia, Which has been 20.
eFesiy bui powessally sxerted for he
ovsFthrog Of she yo0ns asd popular
Bulgarian ruler. Alexandez'a sucosses
GA the battle hsld bad auakousa among
The Ralgarians = national feeling which
Wa not q All such a ons - Russia q
sired. II wasa feeling that depended
upon Bulgaria aloas rather than upon
Rasaia, that locked ta ne establishment
Of = grsAa Bulgarian State rather than
% absorption II Russia. and that soaehs
direction By Alexander TIE f.isile rather
than b. AiexAades The Great. In these
dAss the Individual gees for listle, ana
Alexander With al bis dashine and
brilliant qualities Il cas- shost ID hsa
eafeaF By Al andcrsiAnaine between
shs greater princes. he hsa noe hAa an
ogpertanity evsu % arau ais sword in
BE oun defense.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

SNon0aEsa. W. T. AUG. a, lS>6.
Ii honor az The pressnea q oar lsra
1oGn Webster. z. q. G. Il q EsW Vera.
we. the 0fand iaodse !. y. q. 4. q WI,
hase ananimeaaiy ADDICTED ~ folloWine
raaelntions:
AtsestN8, THAI 30 fceara car thanh
falne1s taf TIE spared iife aad preseaee
WITH as - cer aesd IRA. 5sha Nebstef,
81 Seattle Losizs Ne. &. eae a. tue ris-
neef4 ~ COR eFass aud q. VIC i. q
Ne State u New faFk "a 1857.
kuFthtf lie u EssalYed. That ahls 1tani
Loaee invite firo. dohn Webster to 4
seai - ths $50 % ne Grand C2ipf
Templar.
Llzzfx Ro,wnnrssl, q. sacay.
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PRITlFR SgHe0L.

miss JIMMIE EpLER An
vi noaaces - her lEiznas and rNEona
that nfs VII fanuen AsE ri Tatz &c a.1A for
RiFls and begM fnF fks AL sad winter
moNBAHs sEPT. 8.
ktfhs Yeser cousTs bulldlna. oa secsnd
sfreet near 6prinx seaesla au1lid
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WANTED.

AaA aad wifs for Aafel, go q pssafA.
roo sssa for cascais r. 4. u0rk, g. IS a
deg, koafsf e..
50 Hili Haads, 81 e dag.
: CaFYenfers, 80 psr noafA.
Nilesr 60, DiSAWasAsr ea5.
Fara Haaas 81 Is day ~ 925 nsoAtA.
HastsF Is. LaHndFyssaa 10.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

CKATTL.K LoDGR No. & I o. CT.
- maetN ovurY Monday night n Beila
HAL On Front street.. next 70 Ball's H0tel.
Vialtina members n good SANDING cor
". X. JoSEA w.CT.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24
GENERAL AND NERVOUS DISEASES

MARY A. L0NGAKRR. N. ID.
Graduate Of womAn's Medical College
d Pennsylvania.
Ofaee and residence, oorDeF CherrT and
Third streets. once hours frum 8 70 II
and from 10 O'clock.
Particular attention given 20 the traaf-
Consultations In English and German.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24
FURNISHED Ro0Ma.

UNIVERSITY STUDENTS DEsTR-
~ anE farntAhed Fooms can Gnd accom-
nlo4Atl11z b applytnE Is The narthWest
car1eF 81 IEioa and sixth sknsesA Terms
ruaaonAhles au1Adwiw
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no LETT.

IN A FTRST-CT.AsS LOCATION. A
i furaiahee e. pzFt1y fuEnisAsa Al fsr
hoasekeapinR. Asa ona lAsxe roon for
q gentleman. Ad4Fea ~. ben tse. - 8
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

SEATTLE, March 8, IS9A
On. II. d. IioEGAKER--Deax Slrs EoR
years / had beer afflicted with q heavy.
na7nfnl fealing IN M forehead and Is
niQht 4 would he ero1bled with afNlculf
hreaxhinn. coaRAinR and expeclGrating.
20 that / had but little resi- 7 vas FerF
miserable from this catarrh q ne had
nose. ard the as1hnA. for which ! could
find No relief had been praneunced p,
treakmnnf. from which received raAiaf
IN few daYz resulting In . permanent
cure
Frsm what knoW q Dr.. LongakeE's
unofsssinnal SKIN and treatment feel
can most heartily recommend al persons
suffering from disease 20 him. with the
assurance that they viii reoaive m1esf ex-
cellant professional and medical treat
menf, CLARK d. DAVIS.
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A n ENERGETIC MAN OR WOMAN
"A for q special canvass: g 70 y PER dag
eassly made no humbuR. Fer partieu.
'afs cal e this once. anil q
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Furnished Huusa 70 Rent,

TNHK IowER FLOOR or A GOOD.
4 weilfurnisAed house flnS Columbla
strectl, al ready fur housekeeuing. 70 9
gentleman and wife without children.
h1fnFehce roQairad. Inquire az
l. VAN D0REN,
aala Al Jgssicasi CoaFt, Waahingson &
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WANTED.

A GENTs TO HANDLE CAssELL 81
a Co.'S W0rld-runoWned holiday booka
send for circular 81 cali on III "A. DIET
EhIN9. 81 Mrs. Wyokolfs corner Second
and Cherry streeia. Apply early aa rights
for counties viii soon b let aois
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Rooms TO let.
DLEAsANT FURNISHED ROOMS.
l EnQuiFe at Kenny block, 10 Colum-
hia street. near Front. au7 I'm
For Rent.
LOST

GsoMKwHKRK BETWEEN THK SAN FRAN
- cisco store and the corner q Second end
PIKE Bzrceta. q goid satch, with = vest chain
and = cAiid'a ring Attached. The anaar VII
- suitably rsWaracd foF leaving he same e
shis afacs an n
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WANTEn.

AN ENERGETIC CHRISTIAN
drca9 o. call On A. n ShuMATk, 81 Mn.
Wyckoif B, near corner second and Cherry
strnets. Walk TO upper sitting RON
without ringing. suls
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Situation Wanted,

DY A WIDOWED LADY. WHO CAN
ID give the hasl e. roferoncaa - copy
80 corresponaenl o. eoekkseper. Ad-
orega tits Ol1ca. aui9
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WORK CATTLE.

4 WILL. ARRTvR IN SEATTLE ON
4 or about august 18Th vita 20 head Of
arat-clas Wurk oaftla, v hich viii sal Is
bedrock prices. A ]. BAKER
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

no TIE STOCKHOLDERS or THE
II Was1in9ln1 ImFf1FHnlc1t Cen >
Xcu are urgently Fe4nEgso4 . attend "a
a louFHea moefin1 81 eAe Stock la aEa, -
% He'd at the olaeo AZ Geo. KinuHax On
saturday. Aug at ,. M. e. bnsIneE4
suupI9Inau1ai articles. WlIi come before Il
a11f5 F.H. OEGO0D. Sscy.
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To Rent.

4 81 ACRES LAND EIGHT MILES
1 w sauth e sea4tles - acssa bnsfonl
had rea4y Tor Ne pow suitable for hops:
70 ca1A eent reQalref. A61rnas v. III
SMITH. Raxii ausn 4
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For Rent.

A LARGE. HANDSOME FURNISH
4 ed fruAE room. with aloaxa hag win-
dow8 on frcnt anG University streets
new Aoase Inquire g Brunswick Rec
tauranG Of A CANNON. lyN
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PICKED 10.

A sKIFF, rs FEET LONG, FEnT
"A beam well built and strong. The
owner can recever Il By cailing 81 Justice
L.ynn's pliica tyl0
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PMWNlClAN AID 0UMGM0A.
0RADuhTH o. THE UNRARL
N ns 1&aAEno and azEIsEy a. tee
60 ~ ~ HsaseIe General Hospltnl.
a Ferrth and Ta1r1on EEn19sA
enae1aI Hftauffan given % e1EQn1n oIsH
an1W md Al surgical c4ssss SO - -
c, *, g - ss.sss'. .,,..s.a 20
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F0R SAFE.

A CoMpLETE OUTFIT OF HOUSE,
"A hold furniture. carpets. etc, for sale
cheap. Possession Of house given with
wv S eorsel h,ra yaSsS % Ss s5s l Rssm sss
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M n. n-InnEh kER

RADUATH o. IN uHIVEIlt-
II sly a. PanEzyiyamia. Is parma
nansag a0cated ID 9eatsla
4 tie nnrnaf a. CheETy and 1hlr4 Elreelz
Ilr. IangAksx makes specially q dis
onGs1 e he
Eve. Ear and Threat.
Tren.S urfvnta. ekrnalc and akin diseaEess
RESERVES tumura and nlcers withuut pain
O. ths uzs a the knifA
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FOR 9ALH.

r AUNDRY IN OLD TACOMA; Do
~ tng . good custom business reason
for ceiling. family matters For partieu-
lara inquire q II. kIE8kWEfTER
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SNOOUALMlE FALLS

THE SEATTLE. soUAK AND SN0-
4 Qualmie Transportation Company Il
now prepared 70 carry passengers and
freight trom Seattle 70 Snoqualmie and
dispatch. Tbs shortest quickest and best
reufe 70 reach the famous Snequalmfe
Falls. hop ranches. and hunting and fish
ing grounds Of that region.
Two stages day from Seattle to Sqaak
leaving Q. P. stones grocery store &
q. m. and p. m For further particulars
street. ana
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"A
CAR LOAD
WAT RMHLON

WiIf nxrive thursday from eeatheu Ore
gen. These melons are large luscious
nia uroducf. n perfect order. For sale
10 the trade a. lew rAtoA Cancel your
san Franeiac0 oFderB and Dc NOS get left.
Leave orders soon 20 they can be dfgtrib-
q. r. STONE
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DOoD GIRL TO DO LIGHT HOUSE.
VI work. Inquire az Seattle Bazaar. FL 3
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FOR AALD,
WeMo-sfoNN HOUaE AND LOT ON
Clty LeaS - Is and ets ~
toccod had Furniture Sore
Ssq acfes land. part cleared. . par eere
Mhite river ranch. cleared o1ltoIn- tIlt
RestAasanlA essa $50 $50 bargains
Seaniry Hotel With bar; laundry.
country stores uuEaR: aaioonG
Vacant GoFernmeaf csnin1a. Ia anrrS
10 k.ns aad aaahomiah ooantieA IS /;
vacataa claim. $50 troanQuishsa home.
seea1k ~ pRees8ptinna slas STA 9a58. &c
kivu-acre komas. cieafea. - %.
Trade gztY l.ot1 toe RAach
4erieiFssf ~ soii.i rFeEeFft q - a. s a 900
Cry ard CoSnty ScriR. -
New aad soeand-hana safaA
WANTED.
Messy good security; eesi intsrosi
wornan and giris; hszhest uagss paid.
lraecfA WaaAers and cnoks No PAY
o furnisA t&fue h4n4a. az per monfh,
NAnNasAerH and nTenEa SIS paE nsanth
Partner % Improved sfaek Haneh. An
Two laAy pArtaerA Ter aiN III I've woi-
FOR RENT.
a numheg of isnprose6 tArnA
Nina1ana hoazae g 10 So
forntahea er unfGrnizksd ruounA win
o. aitheet eeArA q : meath ~.
~ aess Eaaeh. llnpnsFsd orehArd ana
Slacrs fIapraved rAneA ssa moath.
hn1ea Aa4 large Haraen. Ia tawn.
Fafutete8 ssn1Elfa l,q h..ltsss -
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-04-01

COMPOUND oxygen-Its Modes Of Actior .,s
Results, Ia the htle of brochure Of nearly ooo
pages, published by Drs. Starkey Il Pslep vhirh
gtyes to all inquirers full information as 10 iris
remAksoie curative agent. and . record of .urnris.
o, tnem after being abandoned to die BY oth,r
rhs sirians 1t will be mailed free 10 any address
IN application. ' "Nufess
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Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue OF an execution issued ont Of the
District Court of the Second Judicial District of the
Territory of Isaho,rin and for the County OF AL
turaa and 10 me directed and delivered, for q
Judgment render, dand entered In Probate Court on
the 9TH day OF October, 1885, IN favor OF Il. b.
True and G. ". Kohepp, and sgatnst Jabez Chase
and Walter Hodgmsu, have levied on hefollow'
iag.deEcrtbed property, any and all Interest the
defendants or, either Of them has or has had III
and t. the premises hereinafter desorfbed.' on or
at any time since the 9Th day of October, 1885. to.
wit:
What is known as the "CrOsuss mime con!-
mancing at a C .rtain notice 1t runs 800 feet In
theasterly DIRECT on, and 1900 feet In south:
essterly direction atherefrom esituate In Mineral
Him Mining District, Alturas county, Idaho Ter
ritory, and about two miles from Gilman City, In
northeasteriy direction, on the lett hand side Of
Scorpion gulch. going up. and about 1900 feet
ea.terly from the old Scorpion milsite, and the
discovery being at the old Scorpion mine incline
this mine being formerly known as the scorpion
mine. located the LIST day of january, 1850, ny U
NJ Swsrtz, +. v. Tinker. and F. ID. VIM. AID late
decided from o. NJ. swnrtz and +. Y.7Tihker Il
Jabez Chase and Walter Hodgman.
Notice In hereby given that On the 18th day o
April, 1886, at n o'clock q. m. OF that day.
front of the Courthouse in HALEY. County OF AL
turss 4 will cell the right. title and interest o
said Jabez Chase and Walter Hodgman In and Il
the above described property, at PeBLIc AUG
T1oN for cash in hand, to the highest and hes
bidder, to satisfy said Execution and all costs.
Dated the 22d day of March, 1896.
G. II. FUREY, Sheriff.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-04-01
Pumpkin Pie In Rome.

Talking OF good things reminds me OF
good story OF a pumpkin pie. -,
| dare say many OF my readers VIII
agree with me that there are few better
things than pumpkin pie, prepared as
American housewives know how to pre-
pare 1t, and eaten ut due times and
seasons.
So at least thought our American resi-
dent In Rome, and he conceived the bold
idea Of teaching his Roman cook how to
prepare 1t, and giving 1t at a large dinner
party as one OF the national dishes.
The dinner, which was on the ordinary
lines, went off very well, and when pie
time arrived and passed, tho host sent
message to tho cook that now was the
time to servo the American delicacy.
The cook comes aStonished into his
masters presence. "a
"Wbat more is wanted?" Er3' ~ ST.
"What more! Why the pumpkin pic
the pie for which you had recipe writ
ten out, and declared you could makei'
quite wellP 2s'i n 49, q:
But" replies the cook. "you have
had It," - .sa'
And after some more words of expla
nation 1t came out that very peculia
s1uashy mixture, unsweetened, served
glasses like poncha a 10 romaine, be
tween two meat courses, and which al
the guests had fought shy OF, was tn
Roman cooks notion OF pumpkin pie
Correspondence of Phila. Bulletin.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-04-01
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the Territory Of Idaho, in and for the
county of Alturss.
David Kay, plaintiff, Vs. Abraham Hines. defend
ant. -'-
The People of the United States in the Territory
of Idaho send greeting to Abraham Hines, de.
PENDANT -,, 81,
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the abeve.named plaintiff
in the District Court of the Second Judicisl Dis.
trict If the Territory OF idaho, IN and for tn.
County of Alturas, and to answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days exclusive Of the day
of ssrvice) after the service on you of this sum
out of this county but in this district then within
twenty days; otherwise with in forty days-or judy
ment by default will be tai en- against you, accord
| ing to the prayer Of said complaint.
! The said action is brought to recover judgment
against You for the sum Of s16f232 AZ balance OF
| account for goods. wares and merchandise sole
| and delivered TO defendant by plaintiff. betwee,
January 1st 1850, and August lst, 1881, part q
| said balance having been paid: the facts NOR
fully appearing in plaintiffs complaint, certified
| copy of which is herewith served 49,
| And you are hereby notified that if you fail l.
| appear and answer the satd complaint. "a abov
required, the said plaintiff will take default an
Judgment for 1852. SO and interest thereon froI
August l, 1881, and cost of snit.
| Gwen under my hand and the Seal Of the Dill
trios Court Of the Second Judicial District OF tn
Territory Of Idaho, In and for the said county q
Altnrxs, this Eth day of July, in the year OF Ou
| Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty -hv,
| IsEAL, A. L. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
| BY Z. 4. RICHARDS, DEPUTY Clerk.
KINesBURY Mc6ewAs, Atty's for plf. N