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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02


wkaBEssToss Asy l.-fodsy's debate In
the SsEste between Iszslls sBd vcorbses
vac enc Of the nest Fsmsrkseis witch bzs
sssr sssn witnessed there. and In some re-
specis enc Of ths uoss eissTacsi1l- IL wss
bot 6sto hass oecafsd in tss AlesFmanie
Chssosr q kss York cty. Ia his nrss
speech Iskslls VAS con paratissly moaerass.
although hs handed vcorhses without
gloves. Ths latter cssae ssek al him IN no
measured ierus. and then Ingalls, replied IN
: manner which msds the sp<etatos hosd
their breath. Voorksss WA now rasing
mad and be deliberately told Iagails that
he lied, not In a parliamentary nay. out Ia
good pure Angle-ssxon. denounced him as
har The scene Is the talk Of Washing
ton tonight. hessrs. Ford. u Eonneil aud
burrows we're on the door and listeasd 10
the debate
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

The Grapd Rapids TELEsRAM- HERALD. on
sunday. April 10. celebrated the secoDd an
1iversary OF its establishment by publish
ing special edition Of twenty-four pages.
l. was principally filed with matter and IL
iustrations designed TO cell attention TO the
commercial. manu- 'acturing and general
business advantages of the city. Grand
Rapids has become a large city. one Of the
most prosperous places of its size in the
whole country. The TELEGRAN- HERALD
gives its population as f,llows: s.772 iE
1854. le 5O7 in 1870. 25 03S 10 1874. 32.Ol6 in
1880. $4,000 in 1887, 80 2s9 in 1855. The
prediction is added that the population OF
he city in 1890 will be Portage
Lake Mining Gazette.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

When Clerk Tez.r drsw he names ont Of
the bor yexersiss morning. Ed. Hicks drew
TIE frs' prirs o. IS or twelve DAYS He
psic. Jo'sn Tgnusrpop. Jake welsh ard
A1rs Ssirtsrf ctev sppre ximsiion prizss
~ - escs. ~hicb th~v sIso rsid. Tics
Psfxer. fer 6ghting. psid g. IS. sDd r..
Th0mysgr. to- o ner half Of ihe breach. hsd
his csse sojs0rBed u1til the I'D Cnss
shia wilI not sbin around fer hls board fcr
The nert tsu dsvs. sb-fif Bishoo vl3l at
tsnd n fhst Tie police claim bat ferdi-
psrd Frsler kers sis bsr ocen On Sundsv
% h ri have an szsniaats9n Nay 8 ct
IA
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02
BARGAIN COUNTER.

On Monday vs viii place or our Bar
gain Counter 81 genuine cut Trioes odd
lengths of great many classes and
stt zee of Dress Goods, which must al
opce bs closed out
Here srx bs-rziBs II yon are IN seercf
81 them. 70 haien. al facts. C0fas
And see.
SPRING J&CKTTs. A Grard Re-
6netion. Blsek Jerseys msrked from
fa.b0 % k2.ye. from - 70 t55t from e.
~ $: from $40 - te. FROM sIz % 20
SO. from SIS 70 fizJe
We sid these goods close 81 the orig.
iHsl prices Al TIE cuf lgices they sfs
bargains. Street jackets. take ycnr
cfsoicf, psids sBd ci,scks. 81 $50. re-
dured rom g and f6
On ascersaining fhe prices - ous
Coiored Jerseys you would imsginr .
cseiope had struck TIE deparfToenL
Tee prices are way down, reduced fW
fhis spe Sal e2ie The lire cOptsins
The Bues. Hobogsnys. Modes. BF0wns
sB0 isn.--siI cioife ealorz.
ssisses spring garments 81 net cost
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02
Wednesday

Wednesd~y
IL the dav we qfae 1in0y those pictures.
winter" is the name of them. They are
very pretty. On heavy card board Re
member each purchaser receives one OF
those beautiful colored pictures
Free.
We will continUs our sale Of Chamber
Sets one or two dsvs longer Don't mi,s
tbis opportunity. Many OF the sets sc
marked hal of the original cost.
keystone Egg Be.ter.
Beating With tie Keystone Bes'er, in The
culinary art. Is halt the art itself u 10
revolution in cooking equal to that os sev-
ing by the sewing machine. It develops
new qgslifie and hsvors in food and
creates many hundreds OF new. delicious
and remark able dishes from the ingredients
used in cid ones Indeed. there il mine
Of wealth 10 the housewife health srd
good living IN the high lsiiiuees Of besting
or whipping pecuiisr 10 these machines
alone that cannot be realized or believed IN
advance Of practical cemonstrstion. Fruits
end vegetables are mad. TO WELD uD quail
tiles that no one dreamed resided in them.
Thev becone 90 smooth. creamy. delicate.
ard changed In favor ss TO be iikened only
10 those erQaisits shades Of co'or m de
from combination Of the cardinal ones. The
most delicate igxuries are open Ia the poor
ss well as the rich by the addition OF .
simple mechanical action
1. LeOHardS Sons 6 Co,
20 and 81 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

AxS AEBoR. May i.-rh.mas J. Leach, q
young lawyer employed in Levi Gnfin's
office at Detroit. who was taken violently
insans while visiting here Sunday evening.
has be- n growing wvrse. and was taken 10
bis parents bOne IN Pontiac this morning.
bis father is n merchant there. and came ln
yesterday. Young Leach grzdu sted from
the law department. last year, and was an
eAcepticnally bright student. His insanity
Is TIE .esult oi oyerwofk, and be was So
violent last night that his friends were
Obliged TO put him in jail. he came here
to vlsiI the family of L. b. Lewis. ten Gays
arO
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

PRoRsTs-Estats Of Ezra Banker, de-
ceased; resi30aTy legsies's bond hiei and
letters iss8sd q Cnsr.es Banker. E-ts's Of
Marina burnhsn. minor. order GO, FIRING
custody Of i'erson - minor npon guar 5iaa
o. estate. ksisia ~ Louis Moses 30Dsezu. !.
oecesse0, exfcutors final scceunf he1;
hesriog Juns !. kstsfs Of Thomas :. b.
Mitchell decssse5. petition fv spp5int-
snent OF an sdminisifstor dr Jori, roa fiea.
hearing Nsy = Fstsie of hnrrg II.
Myers e al. minors. guardians annual sc-
count fed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

FrT-spCse. Nav L-As Il 0'clock issf
ri<es she Brooss hcu1r az vent into
pfscsicai operatics. snst 5ez saieous out ~
20 IN ne city eicssd ap prooabiv never -
- reopened. A are number II to sslson-
keeEcis Fa1 ~tre rsi1zstl q lscFnse h1ve de-
s6ei Go enit TIE business. The aiiacf5ty
~if hcit ever esr a rear. Nita NJ bore ~
fettrs 'ice7se nFrt year II Aiigxae1s
poufy uers we~e 5st arp'iraions fer
3censes eat oniY k,s5 sere grsnied
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

The annual meeting Of TIE Grsu3 Rspid.
Bicrcie Cub vas held lsss night and the
foiiosi0g Clhcers elected.
President r II Escott. Vica President
@ 3. Fiast- Sec-etzry. =. I. Palmer. Tess
urer " s Ta7ner. Captain. q. 2 Kscs
snh Taetsin. ~ n Bsnnstf. Euxlsr X. =
Hsin. Coior Bearsr p. =. Nocsr Aessrs.
Rslpa i.tsort- Jhs~. Bennesr Harry Per-
kins sco Pred Perkins ~ere e.ec Fl active
raerr eefS. Resolutions were scoutsd err
corsing she uosuinafi0a Of A. B. Kich uao8d
fisr thtef Cersul q ~ Nichixaa divis 90
of TIE I,szgnr 81 American Wheeimsn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

Nsw Ysss. Nav The general confer
snca % the Ne hedist Epi.copsl church
opened is sessioa tbs morning 10 the
cupitt SEATS en- he sfsrs BIsbop Boxaa.
The ssnior b;s0op. presided aud conducfst
fbe exsrCiseS- 2 be nuaiafr af u aisfsYial
csltssies elected m ccS and tbe suruhsr Of
isv dstfzsts> IA Aelcrz fae lsv reserve
Oct estes are ST 9cuien- hferY Siafe and
Territory ln tbe sion - reefeseniei snd
there are eeifsales ron tacsds. Aesico.
Cnins. Jsvan. Africs. Italy. Gefmenv.
Sxeaan. <ssrEar. SWi rer'su1 and Eadis.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

National Park Bank are reticeut ia regsrd
10 tie cef4lcatlon Of Assistant Cssbi r
Charles I. De Baum. who hss disappeared.
Tbe sraauot Of tie defalcsii0n is f95. COO
De Baum resigned bis position on April 10
assigning ~ health as the csuse. hrs
r~siznation vas voluntary. The dsfalcz-
tioa wili not embsfrass tie banx.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02
NATIONAL FINANCES


WAsHINesos. May 1.-The reduction In
The Bnblic debt during April amounted To
80 2s5 500. aud aimee Jaae 80. or for ten
nOeihs Of the current fiscal year. t97 7S5.-
s0l. Toe net cash In the treasury today Is
sIl0. pa. $50 or s567I .o53 more than on
April 1. 1he gold fund balance Ia ?
treasury has decreased about tive and one
half millions during the past month and
today amounts TO s9l3.23S. .D34. while the
silver fund balance today. exclusive OF
81 Gl3.000 in trade dollar bullion. IS $i5.-
t4S ssi, or about one million and Quarter
more than on April l. month ago. The
National Bank repositories NJ present hold
SOL, ,92I. .29f of Government mooey. ihe
Government receipts during April aggre-
ssted s2i s5l $50. while the expenditures
were 81. $50 $40.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

ByFFslo. Nay i.-Nsarly i've hundred
union brewers went out on strike this
morning IN obedience TO the ORDERS OF the
National Union. The trswesies ars run
ring a su3sli sorce ard the men have been
given for y-tizbt hours to return, 0tberrise
their oscfs viii be hilsd. arrangement for
which have been already made No serious
trouble - snnciCated.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02
Suicide AZ Zeeisnd.

HcLLsrp, May l.-At oclock this after.
noon q Stranger walked into Depree Bros.
hardware store in iceland. five miles cas-, o!
herr. and deliberately cut bis throat with G
r. sor. re died within FIVE minutes. T1ere
ere no papers 10 show bis name or resi-
deucs md il Is not yet kDosn ~Eo be -.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02
ARr-sEuENTS.

The Booth and Barrett performances con-
tinuts to be the tsik of the town. The
sale OF sests IS the largest ever known In
the city. There are very few good seats
still for sale a. the box Office. and those
who ere ulaied have a number yet The
audience will be the largest and most fash
iorshle ever yet seen in Grand R~pics
theatre. The trsg,disns sill arrive in the
city Thursday noon in their special car.
There is much interest manifested in The
sTpesrsnce Of Joseph Jefferson al Posers'
on the llth.
At the popular price thes're--The Peo-
ple's, formeriv The Wonder snd-''The
Hidden Hand IL being presented to i'm
mense audiences nightly.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02
Dnllad n Lon.

Rsthbun & Fiorey 90 business Oh Plain
hsld-ave. and bad in their employ Wm.
Champion. Yesterday the firm settled up
with CrsmptoD. keeping back 81 50 TO pay
did not ny anything. bat went and got .
revolver and come bsck into the store SDd
threstsnef 10 kiii Mr.. Rstbbua II be did
not psy him. variant viii toe issued for
CHAMPION.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

TIE peopse II she Fifss R-io-msi Obareh
hs~s h~sd naes ing 10 "a ov-r Toe nss;sF
- ae~ siss fsr heir cbarrb. TIE nnstter T.
NJ y<f decided, and -noEher oe~fSax ~iH
- Bid t<rs Il ona~y sve8Isx a ~ orig
s--rn - faEor - sceo.ra iot eprHsr ~
Fe1zks1a and EazxAas So
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

Yesterday sfsrncoa. White Ms ThrSsa
Eech.sll ~zs SAILING en- Fa.son-ss.- ia
Eons e Msfor A B Wstsoa's rs.aSeu =
saeak thief nsused Arthtr J. Ven wsr
r. uzsn srssche8 hs- perss .nf rsn.
He wss cspt1rsd ey eoaris of >>exsd
nsn ard helo o1fil tee pollce Arrives - 4
seex aim 50 hsssau&Ts>rA
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02
The EMPEROR GROWING WORSE.
His Fever Iscrs@sis< and the Pus Be-
coming Thicker.

BKxLrs. May i.-Dr. Mackenzie changed
the tube in the Empercr's throat this even
ing in the presence OF his col cages. The
Enperor's fever is increasing, his temper
tnre being 40 degrees Celsius this evening.
The pus discharged is rapidly tbickening.
causing much inconvenience In It's sxpui
sion. During the last twenty-four hours
portions OF tissue have been discharged
ircm the En. pero's throat. His fsveIish
c ecnci;ion is Que almost wholly to 10 d taa-
ton IN the vicinity OF the wound inflicted
By The operation of trschsoiomy during TIE
aiieTuoon. He was s0mewh hat better III
respect 10 coughing and exPecioration.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

CADILLAC. May 1.-The heaviest snow
storm IN years in this section OF the coun-
try at this time of the year struck Cadillac
last Dlgbf, aud seven inches OF snoT
covered ths grOTnd tnis morning.
LUpISGToS. May this section was
visited by quite a heavy snow fail last
aIght and there are THEE or iour inches OF
snoe on The ground.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

There rsss esace u ne s q Y. Fsa
lsst svsnins sn6 ~ fhs srpes~s~os of
thinss Dad tsme ~ at hs7e been bad. A
TrsFsssN HrrsLr rsporfsy trs=f - zo in
snd see vhsf ~zs tfe osttff. ans - tol1
vssP emphasizes " fhss reS'of'e-s Vsre Hof
waf.s~S A sh-~r sinre afervsrss q r,<,f,ee-
rnsa rss Gales 70 gs sbsrs sns siop BE
hgat
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

We take pleasure ia inform
ing our customers and the
trade genera ly that after
many experiments we have at
last secured a line of BLACK
HOSIERY for ladies, gentle.
men AID children called
''0nyx" Stainless Black, which
will not stain the feet or gar
ments, and withstands the
effects OF presp rat on as weli
rs repeated warnings with
soap and soda. We guarantee
that the dye contains no in
gradients likely TO be inguri-
Gus TO the wearer or fabric.
Having thoroughly test d the
goods we confidently recon-
mend them TO our Gu TONERS
as an article of great merit,
and one which will prove a
loon TO those who have lorg
wanted q Black stocking v hich
does not stain or lose its color.
We are sole agents for Grand
Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

ABotbeT large sadieaes .ss present last
evening sad entire sstisfsctioa wzs given.
Tee sntesEsir nasnt 'hfoa9b0at y 6rst ass
IN iscf TIE ees Prfseufed g. tHis tHeafre
Il - sesson. TIE prDsrs1rs.le i britafnI e
good singing sB5 dancing br some of 80
bess srsiss in fhs Profession. A grand
rrsun~e siH - gwen tba afternoon 81 2
o eek
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

Ro~z. Nsr Waite sorrs srsiferv sr-
p-si iHenss wsrs bsine conducted 81 Fort
TisursnA issst ootsfls of lfe eilv fosisy. .
eynarite shell ezolcsea. szhtf7 wsans.
irs tke PFsnce 0f Nsr.@s. ssn ~ kirs au~
sert. IN erth highs, ana sasiou<y s>Szzs&z
n.zs.. >&snz&
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

LLOYD Brezse csisorstsf To- secons snai-
verssrg q his TELsessx HEkkLD bv th.
publication Of tesnty- -fszr pszs specisl
esi;ion. Brszes is bcomirg Grs0d RsEscs
ss Grsnd RsFi8s spp<srs TO - booming
bina.-- Tsssss sxafes Jears a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

wmNIxsToN. Del. Nay AL trades en-
rssed IN h0use building operations. exceps
painters. strHcx todaT fer an sivsnce Of y
cents and q reduction Ct time fron 10 20 3
n.llrra
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

CoLUnRrs. o.. May l.-Columb1s lost hsr
griD today. while Ligns played good. gen
srai game The scors sfand.
Columbus. .. ...-s % o 0 o o o. /
Alma ......-....--.-.-..l o 0 - ,
Base h.ts--Co usnous. . Lima. =
frr- r. goifs.. bars. tt Lana g.
fsaued ft net ltsn bf.s. 81, Liu& l.
baslere--Neii ant Ftse. nrisa and Dillon.
Lnpilo-->ia. berger.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

MANsFIEtD. D.. May The weather was
very cold today and the grounds IN bad
condition. This IS the score:
Nansas.d. ..............t o 0 o o o o. J
k@ndI>sy ..--..--- .-..-.2 O.
rafs h s. Nlusied s. sandlsky. n
ffrsrs-Na stric. Ssndlszy. J.
Earnsd r1as- Aaasf ia 3 "a dus<y. =
Eatfefbs liaies a4d lToly. E.lstou a1d Dillon
Ia piTe - Bates
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

Base Hfs-New Y0rk o. bO2ton. a.
fsf0rs--Sew ork .. b0st a. a
Bifier es-E Ecefs snd Ewing. Natfen and Tafe.
With 5lsaers aitef io- secyn1 innLns.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02
It IS M|CHIGAA'S DAY
Al Bfsssfs TesfsFass--Aiss sss York.
Phii.As iFhi& ssd thiesso->ss
Tsrs .aa DssFett 1sts sssP-
ped fiaysnE st D<Ek-

- ft-s+ -
Dzrzorr. Ny The DstFaits haisted
sxo hanDsrs 10 Recreation PAFk today. ena-
blsssaiic OF he League and Worlds cham
plonsnipa. Trey also case The Plttsbarx
cias hit ADoat 2000 peopls hrsyet the
sally atmosphere 70 see taem do a. Get
ssia xsa insi8ei5ls. while nsitbsr Calvin
aas Msui eouli pssssat Dsisoss from AJAX
ing oa.s hits And runs. The score.
s........ Ps,ss.i :. ..--------..-.~--f ss 10
Base hss-- Det 0it IA 2 burg s.
hrr0rs-iefr8ii & tUzba4K ~
I. sFies-ssssze 4 aud seaaeif. G4iyia ard
Fslasr.
sl-sssAss vt.rsss-- .ts.ss-
PHILADzLFulA. May The game totsy
between Washington and the Phlliies Vas
marked for its heavy batting in which
respect The home team exceiled- They had
no cinicuiy IN solving Daily's curves.
While young Gleason MAS very effective az
critical points IN he nrst I've innings.
snsn game sas close aud well contested.
Muixsy Played an exceedingly brilliant
xsms at third base and Address and Myers
xavs ans exhibitions Of clean batting. The
-sorss
Rbaace'phia---..---.--o . Ga
- - pn,,,.ss,..t. q. ~ ,,nzson ~
Erors-fa fa.ss.irlth hla. :, wssbisxoa, s
Bsit.Fies-ts4eason aud C.eaasnls. Laiy and
N1Fsy
-. ....s y. "a xsNssas.s .4e.s.-
NJ. yo.x u.Q I-Tae rain dld not
prevent todays game from being Played.
.t.h......f, IL h.d a Serressiux sffsct or, tha
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02
PRICES,

Ladies', Soc per pair, Al Sizes
Gentsmaa, q, So and 50gIs
Children, IS t 75:ts, according iOSl
Mail orders promptly file
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

TI|-7--|| = " T----'E3 71E|@-
CASroS. q. Nay l.-Canton lost thegsms
wits fhs Tsieso e.uo Oh account Of the i'll
nsss Of Virtue. hrss bsseman- TIE score Is
as fJl0ws
esrsrn .....-...-....f Q q o O a.
1ossdo ....-. % a o o - 7
Base 3 ts-- rsp.rn. -. Toledo, =
frIurs Tan ua E To- eJie 3
EsIGed ftii>- a. i0I ID do :.
Batteries schlles and Fltx- uiuons. Barney
an nn
uplre- Nccermctt
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

s1t-ItItl y fkt 7IlIsstsI tttAla-
WHEELISe, ". Va. Nay Ia bad um-
pirs and bsd errors lest tie game to KaIa-
usroo. Stspseson. Of Wheeling. vas his by
. pitched ball and knocked ssnse,sss. Tie
score r. ss TliioEs.
-rfss' inss .............9 q o -
Ksls,nsloo .........-f 0 III g.
Bsss Hits Wheel ux =. Ks.sn,szoo. Il
rr ~ W. fee .fr. iH. kaIaffi a. % 4
tsTned rtus-N Dtsifug. g. hait1s1sirn :
>tr,lek Gus ii7 iutT- scr. ~ -Ueerey :
Esfiesits- AaflNoE snG SsfuzeA Saeeaev and
Ca 1ruu
Cupire- -Suiilvsn
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

tske nIl3-~ iltf 0lf ~ J 8 UuFE D
hrFors-iefr8ii 3. tUzDal4 ~.
: = tFies-tsstze and beaDeif. G4iyia and
Fsslasr
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

800 wss the next mater ? ei.cas.is14
ard th- Pest ent csi,e1 uppa several
growers prssrat ~n8 res00a1~f ersedF.
NJ - ~ ~ ksr-cerrSes an small
f-uits - - a'iy earfsBts v0sld oe a lsTge
crsp sira hian-
Mr. Peree G~snd Rspi6s-Fsschez
p~crn ni~~a setfer taan r1onsa so. Some
rsed lhssnieg. sous@ sTs rreffS tho. al
s<r tTas.s siV@ ggod preIlse. and gTaps
wocs ispss Hveiv
NJ. Fhihips W&'xsr-Ai fruit s-ssk
sea e@kter fosa exsected sn1 sspecl ~
chevTies snd &c = ae ril 1svs over 90
ka9Asis q cherries
Mr. HoezuAo~r. gsksr-Hsd -xsui 80
- szsfs& as Fss1s~d Eve p>spa x>ss
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

s.sN,ss.s - - ssst1ass-~ss.NA
MANsFIEID. D.. May The
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-09-14

probably push Lewiston and Camas
prairie pretty hard in their competition
for the trade of Warrens and Alton I'M
less our people wake up and seize the
present opportunity of building a wagon
road over the Melnor trail. Already
there is a semi-weekly stage running be-
tween Weiser and Little Salmon Mead
ows. and that stage line is diverting to-
wards the Weiser side a whole lot of
travel which ought to come and go by
way of Camas prairie and Lewiston.
Nobody knows better than how thank
less and disheartening task it is to try
and arouse the readers of the FREE Press
to the urgent necessity there is of getting
in and bnilding wagon roads from the
prairie to those isolated mining camps
and thus securing their growing trade to
us for all time and making a home
market for our products. Everybody
admits the truth OF all this, but nobody
seems to care enough to move in the
matter, and meanwhile, daring and en-
terprisng rivals elsewhere are just SIM
ply cutting the ground from under our
very feet, and we shall never realize
what we have really lost until it is ever
too late. Meanwhile, the Weiser peo-
pie, having everything to gain and
nothing to lose, are diverting all they
can their way. They recognize the
value Of the growing trade of this coun-
ty, and it will be no fault of theirs if
they don't speedily secure the lions
share of it. But in the Weiser country
there are no crazy politicians to hum
bug the people and frighten them out
of building wagon roads with a lot of
senseless twaddle about passable
mountain barriers" which none of them
ever crossed and know nothing what
ever about.
After pleasant sojourn of two days at
Weiser we started on the back track for
home. staying at Salubria one day as
guests of my old friend and country
man, Frank Adams, to whom l am in.
debted for large assortment of very
fine and valuable specimens of copper
and carbonate ores from his own and
adjacent mines in the Seven Devils dis
trict, of which will write more fully at
a later date. The specimens may be
seen in the FREE Press cabinet upon my
return home, and from them fair est-
mate can be gained of the great future
in store for that wonderful treasure
vault of natures mineral wealth. BY
easy stages we proceeded back to the
Meadows and finally camped below the
Little Payette lake and put in day and
a half prospecting, with the result of
finding and tracing for long distance
a very large ledge, which largely iron,
seems also to carry fair value in gold.
This morning we broke camp and ar
rived here at 1880 P. NJ, and will leave
for Warrens in the morning, and after
collecting the annual assessment from
the boys will start for home, probably
arriving there before this letter appears
in print.
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w A. HALL,
Real Estate Agent,
GRANGE z. II.

1G0 ACRES, $1050.
One hundred and sixty acres of decided land,
81 miles from town, all fenced and we'll
watered; fine location.
160 ACRES, $1,000.
One hundred and sixty acres OF decided land
81 miles from town, living stream through it.
good house and well; one Of the best ranches.
PREEMPTIoN, 100 ACRES, $3.50.
Fine pasture, timber and farm land, we'll
watered. in good location, and only one mile
from saw mill.
800 ACRES. $780,
Two hundred and fifty acres of good farm
land, the remainder Is fine pasture, some tim
Der, we'll watered and all fenced. This is fine
stock ranch, 100 acres of which is decided land
and 1t is only miles from Cottonwood.
HOMESTEAD. 160 ACRES $3.50.
Only 10 miles from town, 10 acres fenced well
watered. good house and barn. There are &c
acres OF good farm land; good range for stock
HOMESTEAD, 160 ACRES, $1,000.
Eighty acres fenced, rails enough to enclose
all, springs on it, creek and stock range near.
Good house and barn. team, wagon nd far ming
implements, II tons of hay in barn and 80 acres
OF grain, all worth $1,000.
TOWN LOTS.
six town lots. north OF South street. and FIVE
on Main street.
For further particulars call on
W. A. HALL.
Agent.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE TAX
~ payers of Idaho County Idaho Territory,
year 1855 is now complete and that taxes are
now due and payable and that II said taxes are
not paid on or before the second Monday in
december, 1888, to-wit on the 10th day of De-
cember, lssS, the said taxes will become deln-
quent and 10 per cent will be added thereto
according to law.
And further notice is hereby given that poll
taxes are delinquent on the second Monday in
November. to-wit on the 18th day of November,
lSSS' and II not paid on or before that date, the
sum OF fifty cents additional viii be added as
by law required.
JOHN n. RICE
Tax Collector Idaho County, l. T.
Mt. Idaho. l. T., Sept. 8, 1855. l4l7
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KEMP, TEXAS, June 20, 1888.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Gentlemen-A sixteen-year-old son of
mine was afflicted with bad blood, and broke
out with an eruption on various parts of his
body. put him to taking S. S. S., and
few bottles cured him entirely. 1 live at
Lone Oak, but my post-ofice is at Kemp.
Yours truly, w. S. ROBINSON.
Three books mailed free on application.
All druggists sell S. S. S.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
New York. 7s6 Broadway.
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STOCK BRANDS,

Stock Brands, with cut of animal. will be
published in the FREE PRESS for $40 per year.
Large cuts made to order and charged for &C.
cording to space occupied Payable in advance.