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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-06-12

There are hosts Of men and women who
10 coin phrase. are only half alive. That
is tn say, have seldom if ever any appetite
are nervous, weak fidgctty and troubled BY
nnnberless small pains and aches. In the
presence Of vigorous, exuberant vitality
they seem mere pIsmies. Such persons are
usually fond of frequently dosing them
selves. swallowing in TIE course of the year
enough drugs to stock any apothecary :
shop of average dimensions This. of
course. defeats instead of furthering the
end in view, Aiz: the recovery of health and
vigor. Were they tn seek from an unfailing
source of vitality. Hostetter's Stomach Biz
tiers, how different would be their case.
Then vigor would return 10 their dcbilitated
frames, the glow of health To their wan
cheeks. their trembling uncertain gate
would grow firm and elastic, appetite, that
grandest of all sauces, would give relish
for the daily food, were il ever so coarse,
and refreshing sleep would crown the tasks
of thc tlav
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-06-12

The sale of Syrup of Figs is
simply immense. Everyone is tax
ing it, and admit that it is the best
medicine ever used. Children cry
for it on account of its pleasant
taste, and grown people who have
used it once never take anything
else. Unlike other remedies for
biliousness and constipation it
never loses its power to act, and it
always leaves the organs on which
it acts stronger than before. Besides
one feels fresh and bright and
realizes that it is Natures own tue
laxative. Geo. j. Lewis is agent
for Ketchum.
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Estate of James c. Mitchell. Deceased.
NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned. administrator of the
estate of james c. Mitchell. deceased
To The creditors of, and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. To exhibit
them. with the niece sary vouchers. within
four 4 months after the first publiration
Of this notice, 60 the said administrator at
iiis place of business, Main street In the
town of hcichuml. Aluras county. Idaho
Territory. PAUL l.. BANTER,
Adininiatrat0r OF the estate of james c.
Mitchell. deceased
Dated at ketchum Idaho. April 6, 1856.
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The resignation of Powderly as
Grand Master of the Labor union
will he serious loss to that order
He was clear-headed, and the gen
eral opinion is, honest and fearless
The chief difficulty was, he failed to
receive the proper support, and a
lot of communistic, hot-headed
fools prevailed with the mob-in-
stead of the clcar-headed reasoning
of a man fitted to be a leader.
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kETcUrN. Idaho Nav -th /

KETcuuM. Idaho, Nav 1th. 1856
To whom II may concern: Notice l.
hereby given that the undersigned have
this day entered into copartncrship for
carrying on the business of General
Merchandise, in the town of Eetchum
Idaho, and do associate ourselves together
under the style or firm name of PiSKHNM K
CoMsToCK. We assume all liabilities OF the
firm of = Pinkham * Lewis " pertaining to
their store. books and mercantile business.
and all notes and accounts due and owing
them must be paid to The undersigned. who
viii continue the business at the old stand
IN the fire Fire Proof Brick Store, where we
hope to see everybody and merit their pat
ronasc. JosEPH PINEHAN
A. w. tomNtDck
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Application for a Patent.
NOTICE 40. 1855.


UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.j
HALEY. Idaho, May %, lSsGJ
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Philadelphia Mining and Smelling
Company, an organization Incorporated
under the laws OF the State of New Jersey.
and doing business IN the County of Altur-
as, Territory of Idaho. 10y It's attorney-in-
fact, Orlando Ii. Batten, whose postOflice
address Il kctchun, Alturas County. Idaho
Territory, has made application for a United
States Patent for the .NOraia Star S1ils.
site claim. situate in Warm springs Creek
Mining District, Aituras County, Idaho
Territory, consisting of "A tract of non-inin-
eral land, located and used for mill pur-
poses, being C22. % feet long by $3.50 feet
wide. being Lot No. ~ and described in the
field notes and plat of the official survey on
file III this office, with magnetic variation
at Is degrees 30 minutes east. as follows !:
Commencing at the northwest corner of
said Aiill-site, the same being indicated by
squared post marked " L. :. l.. ~ Cor
No. 4, Tor corner MOL and running thence
north 60 80 east 35o.5u feet 10 corner No
2; thence south 10 80 east 622 - feet 10
corner No. 81 thence south 90 30 west
dsrj.0o feet 10 corner No. 4 thence north
ITO 30 west O222 feet To corner No. / and
place OF beginning of survey of exterior
boundaries OF said Mill-site; comprising an
area oil five 90 acres. No conflicts.
From corner No. l, corner No 1 of North
star mine, L. ;. Lot 81 bears north $40
To- west 4jJ1 feet distant and corner 20
Sections %, "a, - and 2o, 4 N, IL. Is T..
bears north 20 ~ 80" wcst JuJ5.2 feet dis
tant.
The said mill-site claim being Of record
IN the Office OF the County recorder of Al
turas county at Haley. IN said Alturas
county, Idaho Territory. the nearest
known location being the North Star lode
Lot 81.
direct that tl,is notice be published in
The kErCnUn KEYSTONE, the newspaper
published nearest said mili-site claim, Tor
the period of sixty days.
HOMER l.. POUND, Register
HYNDNA2 ~ batter, Attys. for Applicant
FIRST publication May -, 1856.
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For the benefit OF visitors anC
Others who may or may not have
business at The KEYSTONE office
the following rules have been kind
~ arranged for us by a con.
temporary. They will be rigidly
enforced hereafter.
l. Don't monkey with the
printer"
Exceptions. When you have
business directly with him. or
wish him to take a cigar, walk d.
rectly up to him and hit him a
clip under the ear. You need not
be tender about il for the wretch has
no feelings, and it will serve to at
tract his attention and convince
him that you are in earnest. True,
he may resent it, but that's all
right. 1t will furnish us an item
for our next issue.
2. Don't monkey with the
forms"
Exceptions.-When this office is
out of ''pi;" when you feel like
committing suicide; when you
yearn for horrid death; when you
pant for oblivion; when you hank
er to see the marble floor of this
print chop spattered with your
blood-red gore.
3. "Dont monkey with the
presses"
Exceptions-If you wish to am
putate a finger; ifsyou want your
insignificant anatomy twisted out
OF all human semblance; if your
family insist on seeing you brought
home on a single, a mangled, un-
recognizable COB of misplaced con
fdence.
4. Don't monkey with the
towel"
Exceptions.-If you have Just
held warm personal interview !
with the editor or the printer; III
your system demands quick and |
active emetic. The KEYSTONE tow
Il is not thing of beauty. 1t is /
or solid every day use, and is es-
Decially designed to wear.
8. Don't monkey with The ex-
chang es."
ExceptionNone. Ourexcllanges
Ire especially gotten up and pub
ished by the generous men who
propagate them, for the sole pur-
'ose of furnishing the giant brain
hat runs this machine with food
or thought They are for no other
purpose.
J. Monkey with the editor"
Exception-When you have Just
cad an article in which you are
eierred to as a liar, a thief or a
lillian. At such time it is better
Or all concerned to refrain your
npetuous desire for an interview.
is considered recherche TO send q
Office some hours ahead, inform
lg him that You are coming. lie
Ill make it point to be out, if
ossible, and thus avoid any un
ieasantness. This person really
as nothing on earth to do, and his
me Is at somebody's disposal.
is not any trouble to run a coun-
y paper, anybody can do it, so
ont be in the least timid about ,
Infringing upon his time. Ii you
esire to abuse anyone and havn't
he time or wit, go to him. He can
0 it and enjoy it. If the city
peds puff and things reused up
enerally tell him about it. 1t
ont cost you anything, and he
as nothing better to do. Bother :
m all you can, but studiously
frain from furnishing him a sin
G item of news-it might get into
'e paper. He ought to have
iown it beforehand anyhow. But
before remarked, Don't Mon
~"
The Order Repealed.
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kErcnua. May 7th. 1886.
Notice Is hereby given that the cOpartncr
ship heretofore existing under the firm
name of Pinkham & Lewis" j. by NUT
ual consent this day dissolved. Mr.. Albert
". Constock having purchased OF /. 1.
Lewis all his half interest i'm the mercIan-
disc. books, notes and account, of said
firm. will continue the business with J.
Pinkham under the style and firm name OF
PIyKHAM * CoNsrocK, who will collect all
dues and pay all debts of the old firm.
JOSEPH PINKHAM,
Isaac l. LEWIS
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-06-12

The Ketchum public need not
patronize the Chinese for washing.
Mrs. l.. Peters has opened a first
class laundry at her residence and
solicits patronage and guarantees
satisfaction.
k~ Patronize your own race.
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the local papers do the most work
for the least money of any men on
earth. Patronise your local paper
not as charity, but as an invest
ment.
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Notice.

The accounts OF the late firm of James 4
Gooding have this day been placed in IN,
hands for collection, and all parties OWN.
sand firm are requested to call and settle ~
at once, and save costs.
J. III CAssApAY.
Ketchum, May 81, 1856
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6eueral 9oticcs,,
NOTICE.

NOTICE
have removed my South Rnorh ,,.,
squares below In the large C0rues ,'0n of 'N,' "a
wood bllldilS. ecrneF MI " elena spsV We.
Warehouse g9i9 Market street. ''"'N'' N's.
lam o-...-..,, II, REuRgys
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There will be IN entertainment at the
Masonic Hall this evening.
Mas Lille Martin, OF New MartiHsville,
Ia visiting friends in the city.
There will he valentine carnival atthe
Fleetwood rink Saturday evening.
Ned Hogan, who was injured on the
Ohio River railroad, has recovered,
Henry Ernes! has purchased tue In.
trobe lloussirom Mrg,M. Nolen for =, 400.
r. j. Francis and family hsve returned
from Kansas. lie will 10 into business
here.
1t is said that the rolling mill OF this
place will be- turned into " nail factory
this spring.
Mr. and Mrs. V. a. Weaver have gone
TO Steubsnyille to attend The luneral Of
Il. W. Shouse.
The "Plckwick Club, )" Of this place, will
meet Friday evening at the residence oil
DR., Il. W. Bruce.
A man employed at the Moundsvllle
Coal Works was injured by heing caught
between the cars while loading coal,
There will be divine services in Trinity
p. Il. Church Wednesday and Thursday
ut =. Nj, and on Thursday at 1880 a. NJ.
Mr.. l.. Nottingham LEFT on Monday for
Omaha, where he has secured u position
as bookkeeper in Que Of the large land
agencies.
There have been about forty persons
converted at the NJ. u. Church revival.
Both young and old have added their
names to the church roll.
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nRtDGKpoRr.
shipment OF GiasSware-A Disabled Ergl-
o..- Stnkoass a1a

shipment OF 0lasswAre-A Disabled Engl-
neer--sieknsaS. etc.
Mrs. George Cook, Of Bellsire, is visit.
ing in town.
The G. AR. will give bean bake Fri,
day evening.
There arc some cases OF scarlet fever re.
ported in town.
There will be preaching Thursday and
Friday evenings at the Presbyterian
Church.
A crowd OF Wheeling people are coming
over on Friday evening 10 try the excel
lent floor In the Mammoth rink.
Lon Esston, an employee Of the Wheel.
ing Greek Coal mines, was lodged in Jail
laBt, evening, charged with assault and
battery.
The Ohio Valley Glass Company slip,
ped yesterday per steamer Andes TO Gin
cinnati 200 boxes Of glassware, each box
containing six dozen bali.Rallon fruit Jars.
Quite M interest 10 manifested here AZ
to who will be the next Mayor Three OF
four contestants (all Rspublicans) are Ia
the Geld working diligently for tue noml.
nation.
A bright seven. year.old boy, the son Of
Mr.. Savage, died Monday night Of
measles. The remains were taken yes.
terday via O., l.. 4 W. TO sOnie point near
Columbus for interment.
An action has been brought, In the
Common Pleas Court, by Messrs. Joseph
Waterman and Joseph DlCkey against
Alexander Martin, for the purpose Of do.
terminibg whether tho defendant has a
legal right 10 HoIae land situated near the
residences Of the parties.
To-day is day Of prayer at the presby.
terrain Church. where four prayer meet.
ings will be held. One this morning, en-.
Clusively for the gentlemen, at l0;9OI one
for tho ladies this afternoon at 2 o'clock,
followed by one, act apart for the young
ladies, at $3.50, and general one at 7;aO
this evening.
John Kennedy, for twenty-five years an
engineer on the q. Il p II. H., In last July
had a stroke oil paralysis while on his en-.
CINE, lie managed 10 run his engine into
WellBville that night, since which time he
has done nothing until two months ago,
when lie was sent 10 Bridgeport 10 run
the sWitChing engine. Becoming worse
few days ago, he was sent to Allegheny
City, his home, and the q. Il r. employees
are nov circulating a subscription book
for his benefit, which 10 being responded 10
in q manner that 70 Indeed commemorate,
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Some little interest was excited yester.
day by the report that a petition had BEEN
prepared asking the Circuit Court to pass
upon the validity Of the recently passed
Police and Fire Board ordinance. The
law requires that this petition shall be
signed by ut least ten Taxpayers, who
must give surety for the costs. II is not
necessary 10 Rllege that any Of the peLi.
TONERS have been aggrleyed. The law
under which the petition Is 10 he framed
Is section Of the acts Of 1885, which lead.
Ing lawyers ridiCule. Tie friends OF the
new ordinance are perfectly willing TO see
II put to the test, having every confidence
that tho proceeding will amount 10 moth.
ing except the payment Of the costs by
the petitioners.
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A strike occurred at the Brilliant glass
works OF tho Central Glass Company, OIL
tha city, at Brilliant, Ohio, yesterday
which caused all the shade shops, ten In
number, to lie idle. The trouble ID about
the wages Of the sticking.up boys in the
shade shop. They are paid % cents pei
turn and are striking for an advance o.
ten cents per turn, or o dollar and fiity
cents day. The boys claim that the
manager, Mr.. Wier, promised the advance
asked Tor after the factory had run Six
weeks, and it is nearly six months and the
advance has not been granted. The man
ager OF tho works claims lie is, at % cent?
per turn, paying more than the boys gel
Tor the same kind Of work at other fac
tories.
Yesterday afternoon part OF the boys
had gone back at the old rates, and the
places Of the others were llled by new
knyn
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THAT SAND nm CASE.
sun HarplTg on Mr.. Hams DAug sumo
Explanations.


The case Of tho little HUFF girl, whose
parents live on Turkey run, near Sand
Hill, Marshall county, a full account Of
whose sickness aud the peculiar attending
phenomena, published in this paper on the
authority OF a neighbor, brought out
very clear and satisfactory account Of the
matter from the attending physician, Dir.
Teagarden, has not ceased 10 form an in.
teresting topic OF discussion in the neigh
boThood. Even in this city, especially
among the physlclans, much interest Is
manifested in the case, Ths story as orig
inallypnblished did not differ as materially
from Dr., Teasarden's account as might at
FIRST appear. A careful examination OF all
that has been said about the case shows
that II Is an extremely rare one. One Of
the oldest and most prominent physicians
OF Wheeling the other day alluded 10 DR..
Teagarden's letter concerning the CGse,
with the remark that the man who wrote
so clear and understanding a history OF
EUch case was d credit to his profession.
Said he;
81 shall write to Dr.. Teagsrden and
congratulate him upon it. You might
any for the benefit OF those Interested in
the case, especially doctors, that in Rey-
nold's System OF Medicine" there is au
article by DE-, HartshOrn, OF Philadelphia,
on Just such disease, ltis called hysterO
epilepsy, aud is very rare, so rare N this
country that Dr.. Weir Mitchell in his
book on nervous diseases gives it merely
q passing notice, saw such case once.
The patient was an Z ist Wheeling woman,
and the effects OF the disease upon her
were strikingly like those on the HUFF
girl"
A Pittsburgh man who has personally
investigated the case, not long ago told u
Dispatch reporter that the ISTRLilGEECGR's
original account was strictly true, and
that 1t did not in l.G. state the entire
truth.
Since the publication Of DR.. !Teagarden's
account Of the CASE, another l0tter has
been reCeived from Sand Hill. This cor.
respondent, man OF exceptional intelli.
genCe, has studied the case carefully. He
says the attacks come upon the child a!
nearly regular intervals, generally about
10 a. NJ. and l0r NJ, While he attributes
tbs whole thing 10 tho diseased condition
OF the Child's body and brain, he says It is
not at all to be wondered at that credulous
persons see in the phenomena something
supernatural. Toe child describes scenes
she thinks she witnessed, aud all In such
evident good faith that it ia hard for one
not pretty well yersed in the effects Of
disease not to accept her own ideas as cor
rect
The correspondent referred to says:
Hundreds have been visiting her from
day to day through curiosity, but the doc
tors have recently had to prohibit more
than three or lour coming In at once, SO
crowded was the house that it made II
almost auiloCating."
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AN OLD IfABlLtrY
To bs EnrOrCOd by u Decree Of Court BIar
tIn,a Worry New.

To bs EnTOrCCd by u DsOTes of Court Mar.
tins Ferry News.
The water works bonds have not yet
been sold.
Samuel Criswell will be q Republican
candidate for Marshal.
Work at our different industries Is in
full blast with good prospects.
Patrick Murphy, OF Bellaire, was In
town yesterday in the interest Of the Bell
ARE Catholic church.
+. M. Gessuer, editor Of the .lmc,ican
Glass Worker, OF Pittsburgh, IL In the city
in the interest OF his paper.
Frank Dennis, OF tho Union Glass
Works. on the receipt Of q telegram con
yeyingtho news Of the death Of his mother,
left yesterday for Sandwich, Nova Scotia,
Harry PlCkings, Of Scotch Ridge, while
mauliug rails last Saturday, had his face
badly poisoned by the juice Of vine. lie
was in town yesterday Hooking up ply
stefan, wearing dieiigured phi%.
The Mcnnerchor Singing Society OF this
place will attend the seventeenth ami.
ver.ary Of the Germanis Singing Society
next FTluHy evening lue NLluluA AhH
been chartered to take the Society down
and back.
Msnsel Rose, who Inns been located
here about two years, will shortly return
to Quaker City again. Hugh PiCkings ia
visiting Rev. ]. Alexander. at Wsshing-
ton, Pa. Wheeler Rose, Of Yorkville, was
in town yesterday. George D. Carroll,
representing the Champion Machine Com
pany, Of Springfield, Ohio, Is at the Han
over House.
Judge HanCe is now at 81. Clairsvillc,
and will hold court for a couple Of days,
to dispose Of some cases In which Judge
Kelly was Interested Among the number
is the case Of the Ohio City Bank against
the stockholders OF the old Ohio City
Nail Works. Judgments will DO entered
against all Of the stockholders In default
Of an answer for an amount equal 10 the
stock Of each. This will be very severe
upon some Of the best citizens.
Ohio City Lodge, No. 1856, +. 4 A. NJ,
will meet for work in Fellow Graft degree
this evening at 1850 o'clock.
THO. SNOD0RAss. Secretary.
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DosroS, Feb. 10, The water which for
four days has. covered two square miles oil
this city in the Roxbury district, has for
the most part disappeared. Great N ortality
In the flooded districts 10 expected. Peo.
pie are coming TO the station house
at the rate Of one every ton min.
utes asking for aid. In addition to coal,
wood and clothing, medicines are in De.
mand, and doctors walk all the streets in
company with the police and agents OF the
poor dealing out drugs and Cordials to
those who need them. Six large iurni.
ture wagons are kept busy distributing
food and fuel to the needy.
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Reserved seats will be placed on sale al
Banners music store this morning for the
presentation OF "a Mountain Pink" at the
Opera House Friday and Saturday even.
ings and Saturday afternoon by Bella
Moore and her dramatic company. Whom
Miss Moore appeared here in the same
piece some time ago her acting was a
revelation to Wheeling theatre goers, who
knew her but slightly by reputation. She
Is finished artist with unusual natural
ability, has an attractive and strong play,
one Of the Madison Square Theatres
greatests successes, and her appearance here
this week may be expected 10 be dlstin-
guished success.